The Debrief With MyronGainesX - Debunking Neocon Myths With Scott Horton x @dineshdsouza Debate On The US-Iran War!

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00:03:00.000 all right we are live what's up guys welcome to the stream welcome to the stream i got a special

00:03:14.940 guest in the house legend himself scott orange scott welcome to the show man uh i've been wanting

00:03:21.140 to get you on for a while now i know we have a lot of mutual friends um obviously this is a

00:03:26.300 Very important topic that we're going to discuss

00:03:28.500 And I think you're going to be able to open up a lot of people's eyes

00:03:32.020 But I'm familiar with your work and who you are

00:03:33.740 Can you please introduce yourself real quick to the audience?

00:03:36.560 Sure, yeah, first of all, thanks for having me, appreciate it

00:03:39.000 And I'm a Ron Paul Libertarian from Austin, Texas

00:03:42.460 With a focus on foreign policy especially

00:03:46.600 I'm the director of the Libertarian Institute

00:03:49.800 And of the Scott Horton Academy of Foreign Policy and Freedom

00:03:52.940 and you can find out more about that at the facts about iran.com that's uh some excerpts from

00:03:59.400 the academy course material with an emphasis on iran issues there the facts about iran.com

00:04:06.120 and then i'm the editorial director of antiwar.com uh i host the scott horton show i've done 6 200

00:04:12.720 interviews since 23 years ago right around what's the date 23 years ago today basically right what's

00:04:18.260 and scott can you turn your mic up just a little bit i want the people to be able to hear you

00:04:21.280 they're saying you're coming in a bit low uh but if you could turn up that's range okay

00:04:28.060 yep you sure i'm not up in the red now no you i'm coming too hot no you're you're good because

00:04:33.000 i'm adjusting it on obs on my side but uh chad give me ones if you guys can hear uh scott now

00:04:37.960 do a quick check here's my normal complaint volume is right around here okay i'll try not

00:04:43.360 to mumble too much okay um and look i'm just a skater i i i hate the government and um i uh

00:04:50.920 Oh, and I co-hosted a show with Daryl Cooper, by the way, on Friday nights called Provoked.

00:04:55.540 Nice.

00:04:56.720 And then, yeah, I've done the Scott Horton show.

00:04:58.360 It was my interview show where I've done 6,000 interviews since 2003, I guess is what I was going to say.

00:05:03.800 And then I think that's everything.

00:05:05.140 Oh, and I wrote these books.

00:05:06.520 Provoked is about the American empire in Eastern Europe and the war in Ukraine.

00:05:12.220 And then Enough Already is the one on the Middle East that basically takes you from Jimmy Carter through Donald Trump's first term on the terror wars.

00:05:20.920 Yeah, and I'm a big supporter of both those books.

00:05:24.460 I think you bring a different and very fresh perspective

00:05:27.240 in a very neocon-driven foreign policy country.

00:05:33.160 But yeah, if you could kind of just take us through

00:05:35.280 the Middle East, our foreign policy,

00:05:39.000 how did we get here in the middle of a war

00:05:41.020 with a huge country like Iran with 90 million people

00:05:44.720 that has obviously a very sophisticated ballistic missile

00:05:47.340 and drone program?

00:05:48.740 How did we get here?

00:05:50.920 All right. Well, I mean, it depends on how far you want to zoom in or out on it. But I guess I can try to do like the fast-ish version of this is America became really the world empire after the Second World War.

00:06:08.840 and the communists got like a third of the world

00:06:11.660 and America got two thirds. 0.61

00:06:13.880 And then, so then the whole point has been

00:06:15.860 to maintain this dominant position in Western Europe,

00:06:18.740 in the Middle East, in Eastern Asia, 1.00

00:06:20.700 and particularly to keep the commies out, 1.00

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00:06:24.000 and just make sure that America's dominant

00:06:25.780 in the days since the end of the Cold War.

00:06:28.960 So that's the overall posture of America

00:06:31.380 is that we will have the dominant military power on earth

00:06:34.880 and no one will really be able to stand in our way.

00:06:37.560 and if they declare their independence from us, they're essentially declaring themselves a threat

00:06:41.320 to us. And it's, you know, they call it collective security. Anyway, so one of the early major moves

00:06:49.780 in the Cold War was a coup d'etat against the prime minister of Iran when he tried to nationalize

00:06:56.280 the oil resources there. And they were afraid he was going to tilt too far toward the commies. 0.79

00:07:00.440 I know people are trying to revise this history. They're revising the revisionist history

00:07:05.100 nowadays they like say oh you're denying the agency of the people involved no i'm pointing

00:07:10.180 out that the agency the cia was over there paying them millions of dollars paying communists and

00:07:16.380 islamists uh to riot in the streets and destabilize the country buying up all of the media in iran to

00:07:23.320 agitate against the regime and passing out millions of dollars to the actual individuals 0.98

00:07:29.420 involved in the government and the military who did the coup and they orchestrated the whole

00:07:33.460 dang thing um sounds familiar doesn't mean that they possessed the souls of all the iranians

00:07:39.180 also involved in the plot it just means that yeah there's such a thing as covert action and that was

00:07:45.740 what happened um they made the marginal difference which is where the action is as ray s klein the

00:07:53.120 director of operations at the time said the director of the director of operations said at

00:07:58.460 the time. Anyway, so that was a coup of 53. And what they did was they essentially reinstalled

00:08:04.100 the previous British sock puppet monarch, the Shah Reza Pahlavi, who himself was really the son.

00:08:09.600 They always act like he was the first, he was the son who the British had installed. And America

00:08:14.420 reinstalled him and kept him very well for 25 years. But the problem was he was a dictator,

00:08:20.980 essentially like a right-wing fascist dictator. His secret police were trained by the Americans

00:08:24.520 and the Israelis and engage in widespread torture and all that. Now, people will spin that as,

00:08:30.040 well, yeah, he's torturing reactionary and regressive forces when he was a modernizer

00:08:35.360 like Ataturk and just wanted to build shopping malls and turn Tehran into a Western country

00:08:39.520 and all that and try to phrase it as some kind of benevolent dictatorship. But it was a dictatorship

00:08:46.600 and they used brutal tactics to stay in power. And then his regime started falling apart at the end

00:08:52.080 of the 1970s. And in fact, they had spent extra money on American weapons in the 1970s. After

00:08:58.880 Vietnam, Nixon really pushed them to increase weapons purchases from America to keep the

00:09:04.400 military industrial complex happy, which helped to make his government even less popular than it

00:09:09.760 already was. And then 79 or late 78, a revolution broke out over there and the Americans knew

00:09:17.120 secretly that the Shah was

00:09:19.220 sick with cancer and was dying

00:09:21.020 and so that was part of the reason why Carter

00:09:23.140 gave up on him because what was the point of

00:09:25.000 massacring all the people in the street to

00:09:27.060 prop up a government that the guy was

00:09:29.140 going to die anyway and they had no natural successor

00:09:31.320 to him in power anyway and

00:09:33.120 then get this see

00:09:34.080 by the way it's not the slow version

00:09:36.560 it's not the fast version I promise

00:09:38.160 take your time because people need to know this

00:09:41.120 so don't worry I've went over some of this stuff already

00:09:42.980 in my audience but it's fantastic that we're going through this

00:09:45.000 just so they understand so take your time

00:09:47.120 Cool. Okay. So this is 79. I'm three at the time. This is all going on. And what happens is the

00:09:53.960 State Department and the CIA, they tell Jimmy Carter that, you know what, we should go ahead

00:09:58.680 and let the Ayatollah Khomeini come home from exile in Paris, France, and inherit the revolution.

00:10:05.660 And the reason why is because we know this guy. He actually was part of a group of religious

00:10:10.900 clerics who agitated against Mossadegh back in 53 and so we can work with him it'll be fine they

00:10:19.640 even compared him to Mahatma Gandhi uh so I didn't know that Khomeini's people also were involved in

00:10:25.160 maybe not directly with Operation Ajax but they also didn't like Mossadegh being in either

00:10:29.920 yeah and I don't think he was the leader at the time I think he was part of a group that was led

00:10:35.120 by his mentor you know this is 25 years previously when he was a lower ranking guy but he was part of

00:10:40.780 that group of clerics who, yes, have been used in Ajax against Mossadegh then. And that was part

00:10:46.600 of the reason why the State Department and the CIA looked favorably on him in 79 as an alternative.

00:10:52.280 And so I even remember as a kid wondering, well, why would the French put the guy on the plane and

00:10:56.800 send him home? Weren't they our friends? And the answer was yes, of course, it was because the

00:11:00.120 Americans told them to do it. And then, of course, they ended up regretting it. But it's really

00:11:04.400 important that people mistakenly conflate the Iranian revolution with the hostage crisis.

00:11:12.300 But I think it's really important to point out that there was actually about nine months in

00:11:16.680 between the two. The revolution was complete by the end of February of 79. And America spent the

00:11:23.200 year of 79 warning the new regime about threats from the Soviet Union and threats from Iraq,

00:11:29.920 which had just been taken over by Saddam Hussein in a bloody coup that same year. 0.63

00:11:34.300 And so America was trying to get along with the Iranians. 0.83

00:11:36.820 The Israelis certainly stayed in bed with the Iranians after that. 0.81

00:11:40.700 They weren't worried about the revolution. 0.56

00:11:42.440 And the revolutionary government more or less kept the same intelligence services,

00:11:46.400 just firmly under their control.

00:11:48.540 But they didn't just completely disband the previous intelligence services.

00:11:52.260 So they kept their relationship with the Israelis and with the Americans for a time.

00:11:55.580 But then what happened was David Rockefeller, the chairman of the Chase Manhattan Bank

00:11:59.360 and the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, a very important billionaire of that 0.71

00:12:03.380 time, he convinced Jimmy Carter to allow the Shah into the United States for cancer treatment. 0.54

00:12:09.860 And that was taken in Iran as a signal that America was going to nurse him back to health and then 0.64

00:12:14.220 do another coup d'etat and reinstall him in power again and cancel their revolution. And so that was

00:12:20.840 what caused the riot. And the riot was originally, I believe, led by leftists, not the Shiite 0.97

00:12:26.480 Persians when they did the thing. But then the Ayatollah blessed it and whenever they held the 0.97

00:12:33.960 hostages to turn this terrible crisis, they started burning the American flag and calling us the great

00:12:37.900 Satan and all this stuff. But that's all that your dad remembers about it. You know what I mean?

00:12:42.220 That's all that people remember about what happened at that time was, oh, they hate us.

00:12:45.560 They call us Satan. They burn our flag and chant death to America and all that. But that was after

00:12:50.220 25 years of propping up a sock puppet dictator that we had helped install in power um and then

00:12:57.320 sending a signal accidentally uh that we were going to do the same thing again and then but

00:13:04.580 then it was even worse because they launched a rescue operation called operation eagle claw

00:13:09.280 that was a massive failure and a helicopter crashed into a plane out at the meeting spot in the desert

00:13:15.500 and the rendezvous point or whatever.

00:13:18.160 And then I believe eight people died

00:13:20.320 and they had to leave some planes and helicopters behind

00:13:23.140 and it was this catastrophe.

00:13:24.960 And so Carter was completely humiliated and embarrassed.

00:13:29.040 He's already kind of a weak and a gentle sort of a person. 0.60

00:13:31.860 So here he is trying to be alpha monkey of the society 0.54

00:13:34.260 and he's got like these martial absolute failures on his watch. 1.00

00:13:39.300 He looks like a fool. 0.98

00:13:40.600 So then in 1980, just very soon after, 0.99

00:13:44.780 in January 1980 in the State of the Union address, he announces the Carter Doctrine, which says that

00:13:49.220 now the Persian Gulf is an American lake. And he started building up American military forces in

00:13:54.680 the Middle East. And it was really a threat to the Soviets not to invade Iran and try to dominate

00:13:59.220 the Persian Gulf. America, under Carter, in that same year, 79, had actually started backing the

00:14:06.600 Mujahideen in Afghanistan, the local holy warriors, in order to try to provoke the Soviets into

00:14:13.320 invading and they eventually did in december of 79 so then like you know right during the time of

00:14:19.760 operation eagle claw and all that failure so carter is looking at the soviet union just moved

00:14:24.960 in afghanistan well they could move into iran too and threaten the gulf and in fact i only recently

00:14:31.580 learned that they admitted the americans admitted they were lying about believing that the russians

00:14:35.760 might do that but at the time they were using that as an excuse to then announce this um build up in

00:14:42.080 the Gulf. And another major facet of that, crucially, was then America turned around.

00:14:47.720 Instead of warning Iran about threats from Saddam Hussein, Jimmy Carter gave the green light to 0.80

00:14:52.560 Saddam Hussein, the new dictator of Iraq, who was absolutely every bit the monster that anybody ever

00:14:58.920 said he was. There's no need to embellish that or deny that he was exactly a socialist, fascist, 0.91

00:15:05.340 murderous monster of a minority ruling dictatorship over the country. And he was a 0.98

00:15:11.880 brutal dictator and launched this horrific war against Iran to try to destroy the Iranian

00:15:19.140 revolution. Now, picture the map of the Middle East in your head real quick, because this part's 0.88

00:15:23.180 important, okay? Iraq, as I said, was a minority dictatorship under Saddam. He was a Sunni,

00:15:29.160 a secular Sunni, again, like a commie fascist type, nationalist type, olive green, you know, 0.61

00:15:35.560 black beret on his head kind of guy, right? And he had, you know, Christians and Kurds and Shiites

00:15:42.560 in his government, but it was dominated by the Sunni Arabs. They're 20% of the population.

00:15:48.180 The Shiite Arabs were 60% of the population of the country, super majority. And then the Kurds 0.67

00:15:54.140 in the north, they're Sunnis, but they're Kurds, not Arabs. So there's a division there,

00:15:58.160 and they were on the outs more aligned with the Shiites than with the Sunni-era minority that

00:16:03.320 ruled the place. So now look at it from Saddam Hussein's point of view. You're now the minority

00:16:07.640 Sunni dictator of Iraq sitting in Baghdad, and everybody to the east, all the way to Iran and

00:16:16.100 down to Kuwait, they're all the supermajority Shiite population in the country. So now the

00:16:23.480 danger is that these Iraqi Shiites are going to choose their Iranian, pardon me, their Shiite 0.95

00:16:31.840 religious sect over their national and ethnic sect as Iraqis and Arabs. And they're going to side with 0.98

00:16:38.120 the revolution. And in fact, there were major religious leaders in Iraq who went and joined

00:16:42.960 with Iran in the revolution and sought explicitly to import it into Iraq. So he was right to be 1.00

00:16:50.260 worried about that there was at least some danger of that and so then his reaction saddam hussein 0.83

00:16:55.860 that is his reaction was to conscript all those shiite iraqis and send them to war against iran 0.83

00:17:02.580 instead he would use them as a threat against iran instead to nullify the threat against himself 0.82

00:17:07.520 and that was what kicked off the iran iraq war that was his reason for doing it but he asked

00:17:12.860 permission got the green light from the united states to go ahead and then from jimmy carter

00:17:17.620 and then all the way through Ronald Reagan, America backed Saddam Hussein in the Iran-Iraq

00:17:22.260 War of the 1980s. It lasted the whole 1980s long. That whole era of Michael Jackson and

00:17:27.920 Cyndi Lauper and Hawk and Hosoi and all of that that happened and that war was going on that

00:17:32.940 whole time. And including America gave Saddam Hussein the money to buy chemical precursors

00:17:40.280 from the Germans and the French to make chemical weapons and gave him the satellite intelligence 0.53

00:17:44.940 that he needed to target Iranians in the field with even sarin and tabin nerve gas, 0.68

00:17:53.400 as well as mustard and other gases, and targeted Iranian cities with them as well. 0.91

00:17:58.400 So we gave him the WMDs. 0.87

00:18:00.400 That's right.

00:18:01.280 So we gave him the WMDs.

00:18:02.860 That's right.

00:18:03.160 In fact, if anyone listening to this would like to read all about that, it's very important. 0.56

00:18:07.240 Um, um, just type in FFF.org in your search bar, but then also add who gave Saddam his WMDs and

00:18:16.920 you will find a list. And I, I updated the, is my friend, uh, uh, Jacob Hornberger's website,

00:18:22.640 but I updated all of those links for him recently and made sure that all those links still work

00:18:29.180 from this great collection of articles that he got, um, about American support. And again,

00:18:35.580 And it's FFF.org.

00:18:36.940 That's the Future Freedom Foundation. 0.80

00:18:38.400 Where did Saddam get his weapons of mass destruction?

00:18:40.340 There's a ton of stuff there and really reliable stuff. 0.64

00:18:44.680 So anyway, and they also sold weapons to Iran during that time as part of Iran-Contra.

00:18:49.840 And when they did that, and that was the point of that was to get our hostages out of Lebanon was to and out of.

00:18:58.660 Oh, yeah, because all the ones in Iran had already been released.

00:19:01.020 But this was trying to get the rest of the hostages in Lebanon.

00:19:03.660 I'm sorry?

00:19:04.000 You're talking about the Iran-Contra deal.

00:19:05.580 Yes. And so they were selling missiles to Iran in in order to also then get the hostages released to or to make it easier in the negotiations to get the hostages released, which I'm not sure even worked at all.

00:19:18.820 And then they took the extra money. The reason it's called the Iran Contras is because they took the extra profits from the arms sales and funneled that to the Contras in Nicaragua, who were fighting to overthrow the Kami Sandinista government there.

00:19:31.680 And that was what ended up blowing up into the giant scandals, how it broke out.

00:19:36.260 But anyway, by the way, when they are sending the missiles to Iran, it was really the Israelis who were sending them the missiles. 0.64

00:19:43.920 And then America was paying them back with more missiles. 0.81

00:19:46.380 The Israelis were the cutout because, crucially here, the Israelis kept their relationship with Iran the whole time. 0.58

00:19:51.820 That hostage crisis didn't affect them. 0.81

00:19:53.960 They were still friends and had a covert relationship.

00:19:56.920 Now, publicly, they denounced each other.

00:19:59.400 But privately, the Israelis were selling missiles to Iran most of the 1980s long and kept this relationship going.

00:20:05.900 That didn't really change until 1993.

00:20:08.060 But don't let me get too far ahead of the story.

00:20:09.780 So, America won. America supported the coup and the fascists in 53 that led to the revolution of 79, which they initially supported and then wished they didn't. Oh, boy. So then they supported Saddam Hussein in his invasion and his eight-year-long war against Iran.

00:20:29.560 Now, at the end of that war, it was basically a ceasefire and a stalemate, and they just stopped it, and the border remained unchanged after all of that.

00:20:38.320 But at the end of the war, Saddam Hussein was bankrupt, and he owed billions of dollars to Kuwait, UAE, and Saudi Arabia, and oil was trading at $12 a barrel at the time.

00:20:49.640 So he couldn't rebuild his country, and he couldn't repay his debts.

00:20:53.300 And on top of that, the Kuwaitis were slant drilling or at least overproducing from shared oil wells on the Iraq-Kuwait border in the Rumelia oil field there.

00:21:03.720 And so, and I think this was not a big conspiracy. 0.99

00:21:06.840 I think this was just a cock up, like stupid left hand, right hand, know what they're doing kind of thing. 0.98

00:21:12.540 Because what happened was, is CIA and CENTCOM were telling the Kuwaitis to be intransigent towards Saddam Hussein and demand, you know, call in their loans and make all their demands and be insulting about it. 0.99

00:21:24.740 The State Department was telling Saddam Hussein, you don't have to take that guff from them. 0.86

00:21:28.960 If I were you, I'd break their legs. 0.65

00:21:30.460 What's the, what are you waiting for? 0.97

00:21:32.180 I'm paraphrasing, but basically.

00:21:34.480 And then, but at the Defense Department, Dick Cheney was then the Secretary of Defense.

00:21:38.460 we're talking about bush senior now 1990 the uh and his deputy was paul wolfowitz was deputy

00:21:46.240 secretary of defense for policy and and he was paranoid about iraq and did not want this to

00:21:51.000 happen and they sent a strongly worded letter to saddam and or they had bush senior write one

00:21:56.420 but then it turned out it wasn't word worded strongly enough and they were afraid it would

00:22:00.420 also be it would look like a green light or a yellow light just like the state department had

00:22:04.900 given him so they tried to send a second letter but it was too late and so saddam went ahead and

00:22:09.900 invaded kuwait and then while he was at it it was really easy so he didn't just take the northern

00:22:14.520 oil fields he conquered the whole country and like the american ambassador i'm sorry no he did it in

00:22:19.920 like 24 hours it was actually that's right how fast he got he took it over yep and so marched

00:22:24.640 all the way to see hell i can see it from here why stop now right so and then april glaspie the

00:22:29.560 american ambassador even admitted to the new york times she said well we didn't think he was going

00:22:33.080 to take the whole country, right? They're giving him a green light to take just the northern oil

00:22:38.500 fields. And then he got carried away. But really, it was the British who insisted we intervene.

00:22:42.720 And once Margaret Thatcher called out H.W. Bush, then he felt like he had to go to war. And so he

00:22:48.040 did and refused to negotiate Iraq's exit in good faith, which he could have. And then they launched 0.91

00:22:53.780 Iraq War I, crucially, okay? Operation Desert Storm, Operation Yellow Ribbon, Operation Country

00:23:00.560 music song just produced and put out to tell you how great this is we beat the vietnam syndrome

00:23:06.180 we launched this hugely successful war we bombed them for four weeks and we invaded for 100 hours 0.92

00:23:12.680 and that was the end of that boy we whooped them good everybody felt so good about the great war 0.99

00:23:18.300 except it wasn't so short and sweet was it because we've been bombing iraq for 35 years since then

00:23:25.400 Yeah. No exaggeration, literally. And the reason why is because just like with all of these things, each crisis then becomes the cause of the next crisis and the excuse for the next intervention, which causes the next crisis and the next crisis and the excuse for the next intervention. 0.54

00:23:42.100 And so because we helped Saddam go so far into debt with these Gulf states, we helped cause Iraq War I. 0.84

00:23:50.540 And then because we caused Iraq War I, then we also encouraged the Shiite uprising. 0.74

00:23:56.040 Bush Sr.'s government encouraged the Shiites and the Kurds to rise up against Saddam Hussein.

00:24:01.160 But remember, the reason he launched the Iran-Iraq war, the war before last,

00:24:06.400 was because he was worried about the Iraqi Shiites aligning with Iran and turning on him. 0.79

00:24:11.740 Well, now America was helping the Iraqi Shiites do just that. 0.53

00:24:15.840 But the problem is, these were the Reaganites, right? 0.94

00:24:18.940 This was Reagan's third term under Bush Sr., and these were all the same men who worked

00:24:22.800 for him, including Bush Sr., had been his vice president.

00:24:25.600 So these guys looked at it and they went, oh no, we literally just spent eight years

00:24:32.100 supporting Saddam's war to contain the Iranian revolution.

00:24:36.360 Now we are literally the ones importing it into Iraq. 0.54

00:24:40.320 And there were, in fact, Iraqis who had chosen Iran's side 10 years before were now coming across the border to lead the insurrection.

00:24:48.620 And so that was why even though George Bush Sr. encouraged the Shiites and the Kurds to rise up, he then allowed Saddam Hussein to keep his tanks and helicopters and crush the revolt and killed like 100,000 people to do it.

00:25:01.460 and so this is like a the bay of pigs of cuba right this huge betrayal we sent all these people

00:25:07.400 in just to be slaughtered without the support which we shouldn't have done in the first place

00:25:11.060 but anyway i'm not saying support them i'm saying don't don't promise playing both sides essentially

00:25:15.740 like we were we were helping obviously saddam hussein but at the same time we were also you

00:25:20.360 know helping the iranians in other roundabout ways and so at this point america was in this

00:25:30.160 position where, first of all, they had this excuse to stay in Saudi Arabia. It was to protect

00:25:34.500 the Shiites there, right? And then also the Israelis were upset. And now we had beaten up

00:25:41.540 on Iraq enough that they weren't really as strong as they were before to balance against Iran. 0.63

00:25:47.020 So then the Israelis in the new Bill Clinton administration in the early 1990s, in 1993,

00:25:52.440 in fact, in his first year in power, they insisted, they now changed their strategy

00:25:56.680 and said, we want to be enemies with Iran, and we demand you be enemies with Iran too,

00:26:00.960 and that you stay in Saudi Arabia in order to balance and blockade, well, blockade Iraq 0.68

00:26:09.280 and put balance against Iran and Iraq, both from these permanent bases in Saudi Arabia,

00:26:15.300 using the excuse of protecting the Iraqi Shia and Kurds from Saddam Hussein.

00:26:20.640 This was what they called dual containment, and it was a policy born in Tel Aviv.

00:26:24.840 And this was the leading cause of motivating the Mujahideen that they had supported in the Afghan war.

00:26:32.200 And I don't mean the Afghans, but the international Arab Islamic brigades who had gone to fight in the Afghan war. 0.62

00:26:37.780 That's what turned them against the United States. 0.68

00:26:40.560 And just leaving all trutherism aside for the sake of this conversation, Bill Clinton did support the Bin Ladenites in Bosnia, Kosovo and Chechnya, 0.92

00:26:49.440 even as they were already attacking us all through the 1990s, trying to provoke America into 0.91

00:26:55.840 launching a cataclysmic war in the Middle East, which they ended up succeeding in doing. And it 0.97

00:27:02.100 was American combat forces stationed in Saudi Arabia was the number one issue. And they were

00:27:08.280 there to bomb Iraq and blockade Iraq, the number two issue. And then right there tied in third 0.98

00:27:14.720 place then was American support for Israel and their cruelty against the Palestinians and the

00:27:20.340 Lebanese. And as Michael Scheuer from the former CIA bin Laden unit chief had pointed out that all

00:27:27.840 of Osama bin Laden's recruitment shtick focused on specific American foreign policies, like support

00:27:35.600 for Israel, support for dictatorships, bombing Iraq from bases in Saudi, this holy Arabian

00:27:41.040 peninsula and all these things. And then that was how he recruited people to join the war against 0.55

00:27:45.680 the United States, was based on these issues. And to focus back on Israel again for a second here,

00:27:53.060 it was Yitzhak Rabin, the labor leader in the early 1990s who did Oslo. He was the one who

00:28:00.480 shook hands with Arafat on the White House lawn. He went to Oslo and they started on the peace

00:28:04.540 process for a two-state solution. Now, don't be naive and I'm not naive. They weren't looking

00:28:09.460 for a real state, but it was going to be something a hell of a lot better than the occupation the

00:28:13.960 Palestinians have suffered ever since then, that's for sure. And Rabin's point was he wanted to make

00:28:19.720 friends with the local Sunni Arab states and demonize other states on the outskirts. This was

00:28:30.800 the reversal of the so-called periphery doctrine, where they said, we want to support Turkey, Iran,

00:28:36.420 and Ethiopia to divide Syria, Iraq, and Egypt's attentions, right? And Rabin said, no, we don't

00:28:44.220 want to do that. We want to deal with the Arabs, but we got to deal with the Palestinians first. 1.00

00:28:49.380 But look, Iran, and that was his way of dealing with the politics of trying to compromise with 0.94

00:28:56.420 the Palestinians. But then a Likudnik, a Netanyahu fan, shot Rabin in the back in 1995, and his

00:29:03.780 sidekick, Shimon Peres, took over shortly after that. And part of proving what a tough guy he was

00:29:10.820 is he did the same thing about demonizing Iran. And as part of that, invaded Lebanon in Operation

00:29:17.820 Grapes of Wrath in 1996. And this is crucial because the lead September 11th hijacker,

00:29:26.400 Mohammed Atta, and his buddy, Ramzi bin al-Shib, they were Egyptian engineering students studying

00:29:31.620 in hamburg germany at the time and when shimon perez invaded lebanon they signed their last will

00:29:37.400 and testament which all their family and friends said essentially was like a symbolic thing

00:29:40.760 saying that they were joining the jihad you know willing to sacrifice themselves in war against

00:29:45.500 israel and then what happened was they bombed the school in school right if i'm not mistaken

00:29:49.700 in lebanon during this operation i'm sorry they bombed the school in in lebanon if i'm not mistaken

00:29:54.480 right? I'm about to say. So what happened was a couple of days later, after they signed their

00:30:02.260 will, the Israelis attacked. It was a UN shelter and they killed 106 women and children. And get

00:30:10.880 this, it was actually Naftali Bennett, the past and probably future prime minister of Israel.

00:30:16.700 He was the artillery officer who called in the strike that killed 106 women and children at

00:30:23.060 Khanna. And we call it the first Khanna massacre now because there was a second one in 1996,

00:30:27.340 and there was another one just the other day. This is the land where Jesus is said to have

00:30:32.160 walked on water. That is the area there. And in 1996, when they killed these people,

00:30:39.800 when bin Laden put out his first declaration of war a few months later, he went on and on about

00:30:44.760 the Khanna massacre right in the first part of it. And this is what convinced Muhammad Atta and 0.99

00:30:51.700 ramsi bin al-shib to join al-qaeda and so then in other words you have egyptian engineering students

00:30:59.420 studying in hamburg germany volunteer for a saudi sheikh hiding out in afghanistan

00:31:05.040 to kill americans to get revenge for what israel's doing in lebanon yeah and you know it's kind of

00:31:11.200 the letter to america that you're talking about and i remember back in the day they censored it

00:31:14.220 and we couldn't you know actually read it but yeah the uh the santa killings um you know

00:31:20.520 being in the middle east in general protecting the royal family um obviously all the things

00:31:25.360 that letter came out in 2002 but even more instructive is his original declaration of

00:31:30.520 war from 96 and then the second one is from 98 is much shorter um but uh yeah the first one is

00:31:38.100 actually called declaration of war against the americans occupying the land of the two holy

00:31:42.660 places it's not subtle right and it ain't about your freedom and r-rated movies i mean this is

00:31:48.180 what it was about as american foreign policy and on top of that look this is was their motivation

00:31:52.240 but their strategy was to get america to overreact to give an american president an excuse to exploit

00:32:00.960 and start a war and invade afghanistan so they could replicate what we had helped them do

00:32:06.300 to the soviet union in the 1980s and people got very confused about that because the government 0.99

00:32:13.120 said the taliban did it because they hate our freedom and obviously that's a bunch of crap 0.98

00:32:16.740 But bin Laden was an engineer. And again, Ramzi bin al-Sheed and Mohammed Atta were engineers. 0.99

00:32:23.800 Ayman al-Zawahiri was a surgeon from Cairo. They were not Taliban, illiterate, you know, redneck hillbillies from Pashtunistan. 0.99

00:32:32.660 They were citizens of the world, you know, more highly educated than us and in international politics.

00:32:42.900 and they knew exactly what they were doing.

00:32:45.500 So I know people get upset about when I say that stuff,

00:32:48.620 but that's the reality of all of that.

00:32:50.420 No, it's true.

00:32:51.060 Bin Laden's family were billionaires. 0.53

00:32:53.820 I'm sorry?

00:32:54.500 No, I said you're 100% right.

00:32:55.940 People don't realize, like, Osama Bin Laden, for example,

00:32:58.140 his family were billionaires.

00:32:59.420 Like, they built all the infrastructure inside Arabia. 1.00

00:33:02.180 Like, these aren't just, like, cave-dwelling idiots. 1.00

00:33:05.460 Yeah, exactly. 1.00

00:33:06.320 And when your government is telling you that the Taliban did it,

00:33:09.320 a bunch of guys from Nangarhar province did this,

00:33:12.900 because they hate that you have a bill of rights or something.

00:33:15.620 I mean, you have good reason to not believe that.

00:33:18.560 You know what I mean?

00:33:19.180 So fair enough to the skeptics there.

00:33:22.980 But anyway, and as I said, yes, America, Britain, and Saudi

00:33:27.280 continue to support these guys all through the 90s, 0.88

00:33:29.460 even though they were attacking us.

00:33:31.040 They didn't care.

00:33:31.740 That's the other guy's job to worry about that.

00:33:33.600 Their job is supporting these guys. 0.99

00:33:34.860 As long as they're killing Serbs or Russians or Shiites or whatever it is, 1.00

00:33:38.000 then that's fine. 0.98

00:33:38.980 So that was the way that they looked at it. As they would say, then terrorism is a small price to pay for being a superpower. But then so this then we pick up our story back after September 11th again. And now Bush goes to Iraq. And importantly, a major obviously Bush Jr. himself had his own reasons for doing that war. Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld theirs.

00:34:03.680 but a huge part of what went on there was the role of the neoconservatives and most crucially

00:34:12.460 in telling the president of the united states you're right you're smart this is what we should

00:34:17.980 do we gamed it all out and our friend ahmed chalabi says it's going to be great and all of this stuff 0.99

00:34:22.700 that bush believed because he's stupid and so you know the fact that he wanted to do it 0.95

00:34:29.040 was one thing the fact that he was able to find six think tanks full of lakutenics to tell him 1.00

00:34:36.120 that this is going to work great that's what made the difference and made the war happen you know

00:34:41.780 the there was a new york times um full page ad that had like 175 or 200 or whatever it was

00:34:50.920 academic experts warning against the war but that didn't matter right meersheimer and walt

00:34:56.840 were on there. That didn't matter. It was the think tankers who got it done. And the think

00:35:00.900 tankers, it wasn't the Council on Foreign Relations. It was the Washington Institute

00:35:04.360 for Near East Policy, the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, the Project for a New American

00:35:08.480 Century, Center for Security Policy. It was the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs.

00:35:13.500 It was the Likud, the neoconservative movement is essentially the vanguard of the Israel lobby

00:35:19.360 in the United States and particularly close, not even just to Ariel Sharon, but they're both

00:35:24.780 members of the same party, but particularly close to Benjamin Netanyahu. And where Sharon was actually

00:35:29.800 the prime minister at the time, they were still more Iraq hawks in agreement with the American

00:35:35.200 president and with the then past and future prime minister Netanyahu. And a big part of their

00:35:42.380 thinking was based on, I'm sure you're very well aware of this and your audience is, you know,

00:35:47.040 various degrees of familiar with this. It's called the clean break. And what it is, is just try to

00:35:53.860 put this in a nutshell here, which always, again, is the kiss of death, but it's David Wormser wrote

00:35:58.960 this for, with Richard Pearl, but he's the big brainchild behind, thinks he's so damn smart still,

00:36:04.020 it's amazing. And what happened was Ahmed Chalabi, the Iraqi Shiite exile, blew all this smoke up 0.90

00:36:12.580 David Wormser's ass about how if America would get rid of Saddam or even Israel, would figure out how 0.98

00:36:18.700 to do a coup somehow and get rid of Saddam Hussein. They weren't even really proposing invasion 0.99

00:36:23.320 in the clean break memo itself, but whatever, it's still the same thinking behind it when

00:36:27.980 he worked for Dick Cheney in the run up to the war. And he and Wolfowitz and Pearl, this was

00:36:32.980 their consensus of how this is going to work. No question about that. And so here's how they

00:36:37.720 thought it would work. First, the idea was they would put in a Hashemite king, a cousin of the

00:36:42.960 king of Jordan, and that then his magical bloodline would force all the Shiites into enslavement and 0.97

00:36:48.920 hypnosis and they would just obey him and do whatever he said. And then he would use, even 0.99

00:36:53.920 though the Hashemites are Sunni kings, that these Shiites, they so revere anyone who claims to have

00:36:59.960 the blood of the prophet that they'll just totally be enslaved to you and do whatever you will. 0.65

00:37:03.920 And then the new Sunni king will be able to tell the religious, the Shiite religious clerics in 0.88

00:37:09.320 Najaf down in southern Iraq, that is the Ayatollah Sistani and his friends, to tell Hezbollah in 0.58

00:37:15.840 southern Lebanon to stop being friends with Iran and start making nice with Israel, and that the 0.94

00:37:22.140 new Sunni-led supermajority Shiite Iraq would be friends with Israel and would be a great block

00:37:29.080 against Iranian power in the region. From Israel's point of view, the threat was Hezbollah in their 0.90

00:37:36.400 north, the Shiite sort of mini-state there that grew up in reaction to their invasion of Lebanon

00:37:42.860 in the 1980s that they are armed by iran by way of syria but instead of saying we need to take out

00:37:52.420 syria or iran both of which seemed impossible at that time they said well maybe we can get rid of

00:37:58.900 saddam and get america to get rid of saddam and then so saddam was a bigger threat to them first 1.00

00:38:06.300 well before iran only because they're stupid right like so they're evil they're cruel evil 1.00

00:38:15.220 like premeditated psychopathic murderers don't let me like acquit them but they are dumb and wrong 1.00

00:38:21.780 right so what they're saying is first it'll be this hashamite king will have this magic spell 1.00

00:38:29.200 over the shiite super majority then you know it's the americans that got to get to do it

00:38:35.160 and it's bush's democratic revolution and all this so they're not going to be able to put in

00:38:39.500 a monarch and in fact the king king hussein died and king abdullah took over who i believe was

00:38:44.680 his son was king abdullah or maybe that was the cousin or whatever but anyway they didn't have

00:38:49.000 anybody available to be the sock puppet hashamite king of iraq anyway and wolfowitz and all them are

00:38:55.360 pushing this stuff about we're doing these regime changes to remake these societies into democrat

00:39:00.440 you know model democracies they'll get along with us because they'll be so democratic and wonderful

00:39:04.860 and the wonderful populations will all want to get along with us and it'll all be so great was 0.88

00:39:09.020 how they're selling it so they decided instead of a Hashemite king they would end up putting

00:39:14.820 Ahmed Chalabi the same guy who convinced David Wormser of all this nonsense they'll just put 0.94

00:39:20.220 him in charge and he'll be able to run the place well it turned out once they launched the war

00:39:25.120 guess what it wasn't easy just like there were no nukes also we don't completely pwn the will

00:39:31.700 and intention of every man on the ground and what all they want to do. And it turns out that Chalabi 0.51

00:39:36.360 had very little influence. His family had helped bankroll the upkeeping of one Shiite shrine in

00:39:40.940 Najaf. So he had like a little bit of political capital and he ended up with a cushy job at the

00:39:45.340 oil ministry, but he was never going to be in charge of the country. And who ended up taking

00:39:50.320 over the country? Remember, Saddam invaded Iran because he was afraid that the Iraqi Shiites were

00:39:58.380 going to join up with the Iranians. Then in 1991, after the first Iraq war, that started to happen

00:40:07.460 again with the Shiite uprising that Bush Sr. encouraged, but then he realized, oops, the

00:40:12.000 Iraqis who side with Iran are going to take over. So he called it off and let Saddam crush them, 0.71

00:40:16.100 which became the excuse to stay, which caused the terrorism war against us and all that. 0.63

00:40:20.560 And then now what happens in 2003? On the advice of the neoconservatives representing Netanyahu

00:40:27.340 in the Likud. And Sharon, by that time, of course, was totally on board for this and helped,

00:40:32.520 despite people who try to argue about that. They're totally wrong. He totally was helping

00:40:37.160 lie us into war at that point. And then what did W. Bush do? Those same Iraqi Shiites who chose

00:40:44.120 Iran's side in the Iranian Revolution, W. Bush took them to power. And so in 2003, the war that

00:40:50.660 we know of as Iraq War II from 2003 through 2008 and 2011, that was essentially America 0.68

00:40:59.480 falling for Chalabi's lies and waging a war on behalf of the Shiites, all right, but they're

00:41:06.120 not under America's magic spell. They're not under the magic spell of the Hashemite kings.

00:41:10.400 They're not under the magic spell of America's sock puppet, Chalabi. In fact, they are loyal

00:41:16.020 to the Ayatollah who's kept them well for the last 20 years before that and who now put them

00:41:21.380 in power. And so the leading groups that took over Iraq were the Supreme Council for Islamic

00:41:25.960 Revolution in Iraq and the Dawah Party in alliance with Muqtada al-Sadr. And these were the guys

00:41:32.880 that they fought the whole war for. And this is crucial because this is really the only way to

00:41:40.060 understand American foreign policy from Barack Obama all the way through right now and even

00:41:44.720 before obama is they really screwed up in iraq it wasn't just that it was morally wrong to start 0.90

00:41:51.860 a war based on lies it was that they fucked up everything it was what in in soccer you call an 0.81

00:41:58.240 own goal right where you're going you're running the wrong way jose and then oh man he right so 0.69

00:42:04.060 this is what happened um now look the bin laden knights were not from iran iraq or syria the guy

00:42:11.160 our hijackers that hit our towers, they're not from Iran, Iraq, or Syria. They were from our

00:42:15.880 allied states, mostly Saudi and Egypt. They hated us because we supported their governments, 0.79

00:42:20.880 not because they were from our enemy states. But our America's system of power in the region

00:42:30.680 is our alliances of the Sunni kings. It's the Shiites who we're against. It's the Shiite 1.00

00:42:37.640 revolution in Iran that declared independence from us, right? And so America is putting Baghdad 0.94

00:42:45.320 on Tehran's side of the ledger. So then everything that they've done since then is somehow trying to

00:42:52.660 make up for that, and most especially Barack Obama's dirty war in Syria, where he supported 0.67

00:42:59.120 the Bin Ladenites, again, the radical Sunni Salafi edge, the Wahhabi edge of fundamentalist

00:43:06.100 revolutionary Islam fighting against us, fighting for them, our enemies, the American people's 0.97

00:43:13.460 enemies, as long as they're fighting against the Shiites. And in the case of the Ba'athist regime 0.99

00:43:18.420 in Damascus, Syria, the Assad family, they're Alawites. And that's like sort of kind of break 0.92

00:43:25.380 off group of the Shiites and very close with the Shiites and allies with Iran. And so unlike Saddam 0.78

00:43:30.560 Hussein's bought this party. It was more Shiite friendly than Sunni. And so they were willing to 0.70

00:43:36.980 back Bin Laden night head shopper suicide bombers. Despite September 11th, despite the fact that they 0.80

00:43:42.280 were the primary enemy in Iraq War II as the worst part of the Sunni insurgency fighting against the 0.88

00:43:47.860 Americans there, Obama went ahead and took their side. Why? Because they're trying to limit Shiite

00:43:52.680 influence. They're trying to limit Hezbollah. They're trying to limit Iran. And in fact, 0.89

00:43:56.920 they ended up building the caliphate. The ISIS caliphate was the result of Obama trying to spite

00:44:03.300 the Shiites because we're mad at them because Bush fought Iraq War II for them. But then once it 0.94

00:44:07.880 blew up into the caliphate, then they went, ah, shit, it wasn't supposed to be that bad. 1.00

00:44:12.880 They were supposed to hit Damascus and get rid of Assad. They weren't supposed to conquer all 0.99

00:44:17.720 of Western Iraq. Ah, crap. So then they launched Iraq War III, where they put America back on the 0.99

00:44:23.800 side of the Iraqi Shiites, back on the side of the Iranians in order to destroy the caliphate, 0.89

00:44:30.020 putting Iran up a peg again in two major Iraq wars in a row that they're fighting for people 0.90

00:44:37.940 that they hate and wish they hadn't backed. And so then from the point of view of Tel Aviv, 0.52

00:44:43.780 everything that they helped convince America to do ends up only making the Iranian Hezbollah 0.79

00:44:50.760 axis more powerful and more dangerous to israel clean break nothing they were supposed to get

00:44:57.600 total regional dominance out of the clean break and instead iran got regional dominance out of

00:45:03.360 the clean break now in fact they even got the houthis in power in the capital city in yemen

00:45:08.820 when iran didn't even want that iran told the houthis not to do it and the houthis went ahead

00:45:14.460 and did it anyway and so iran got another state under their control or not really under the

00:45:19.540 control, but a close alliance with another country in the region as pretty much a direct,

00:45:26.220 if maybe an indirect result of Iraq War II as well. So in other words, W. Bush and Barack Obama,

00:45:33.380 what they did in the first two presidencies of this century was try desperately to spite Iran

00:45:41.000 and screw Iran over. And in both cases, they severely empowered them and put the Israelis 0.96

00:45:48.960 in a position oh and i i should have not left out in 2006 in the middle of the iraq war the israelis

00:45:55.560 tried to invade southern lebanon and um beat hezbollah and they got beaten back they got

00:46:02.160 destroyed and kicked out and and that helped to motivate the policy it wasn't even just obama's

00:46:08.220 before obama ever came to town that bush started tilting back toward the sunnis and the policy

00:46:13.000 they called the redirection was uh there's a great article by seymour hirsch about it in new yorker

00:46:17.860 from march 2007 that says that look oops we empowered iran so now we got to tilt back toward

00:46:24.660 the sunnis but yeah that does mean the suicide bomber guys but oh well and that was the policy

00:46:30.300 and so um i have something for you too quick uh scott um because i i really love and i i think

00:46:36.160 the chat's loving it we're going through a lot of history here because that way everyone can

00:46:40.320 understand how we got here in the first place um yeah but real fast and then you can continue on

00:46:45.820 There's two things that I really wanted to address

00:46:48.180 that we kind of went over real quick in the timeline.

00:46:51.260 The Barrack bombings in Lebanon in the early 80s

00:46:55.400 and the Barrack bombings and then the IEDs.

00:46:59.740 These two things have been huge, you know,

00:47:02.360 justifications from Pete Hexeth and Trump

00:47:04.660 to justify the current war.

00:47:05.920 And can you explain that to the people, these two myths?

00:47:09.540 It's so funny.

00:47:10.380 You know, the people who accuse me of denying the agency

00:47:14.580 of all the people on the ground who do what the CIA pays them to do are the same people who

00:47:20.900 assign all agency for the Beirut bombing to Tehran and not to the local militia in southern

00:47:27.380 Lebanon that actually did the attack. Isn't that interesting how that works? I would blame Iran too

00:47:33.120 to a degree if it was, and I guess I believe it was, an Iranian-supported militia that did that 0.94

00:47:38.480 attack. I don't know that Iran ordered the thing. Maybe they did. And they did kill 243 Marines.

00:47:44.700 It was a hell of a thing. It was not justifiable in any way, although it was a military target.

00:47:52.360 It wasn't explicitly terrorism. I mean, they were Marines, but they were sleeping in their barracks.

00:47:58.060 It's kind of a nasty sneak attack there. And it was direct retaliation for the Reagan administration

00:48:05.120 intervening on behalf of Israel there and shelling neighborhoods more or less at random. I don't

00:48:10.800 know who was calling the shots there. They were supposed to be hitting a Shiite Hezbollah 1.00

00:48:14.580 neighborhood, but they started bombing all kinds of people and causing all kinds of havoc in Beirut

00:48:19.240 at the time. And there's even a story where later some hijackers took over a plane and they started

00:48:25.940 going up and down the aisles looking for Americans and shouting, New Jersey, New Jersey. And you can

00:48:32.080 even read about this in the New York Times. They have a quote from one of the Americans who survived

00:48:37.040 the hijacking. And she said, they kept shouting, New Jersey, New Jersey. But what do they have

00:48:42.860 against New Jersey? What did we ever do to them? But the thing is, that's the name of the battleship

00:48:49.000 that Reagan had been bombing Beirut with, right? This is blowback, right? When the American people

00:48:55.160 don't understand, no one will tell them why these things are happening to them, right?

00:49:00.620 But anyway, there's a major wrinkle in that story, which is that the Israelis knew it was

00:49:07.200 going to happen, and they refused to warn the United States about it. And there's a very 0.74

00:49:12.380 important book, which this is actually the only damn thing I remember out of there. I need to

00:49:16.120 reread this thing. It's the only anecdote I've cited enough over the years. The rest of the

00:49:21.320 memories of it have kind of washed away. And I actually reread this not too long ago to make

00:49:25.660 sure you know my bookmark's still in it um but uh it's victor ostrovsky and the book is called

00:49:32.560 by way of deception he's a former massad officer and that's the slogan of massad by way of deception

00:49:37.360 thou shalt do war and he explains that they said hey that's what the americans get for sticking

00:49:43.340 their big nose in and whatever which was funny because i think it was the official israeli

00:49:48.540 policy was to ask reagan to intervene but i guess these guys in israeli intelligence uh didn't feel

00:49:54.380 that way about it. And they sat there and watched as this group built a truck bomb that was big

00:50:00.160 enough that there could only be two or three targets on a very short list that must be the

00:50:04.740 intended target here. And the American Marine barracks down the end of some runway at the

00:50:09.920 airport or the end of one tarmac or the other down at the airport was one of the obvious targets for

00:50:15.340 it. And all they had to do was pass on a little bit of intelligence that, hey, look out, man,

00:50:19.040 they're making a big truck bomb and they might be headed your way. And they did not do that.

00:50:23.200 and they sat there and allowed that to happen without warning in question we were there because

00:50:28.080 Israel invaded in 1982 this leads to the creation of Hezbollah and the United States is there too

00:50:33.180 did we invade to kind of help with some peacekeeping between uh with what was going on

00:50:38.220 with with the invasion of uh Lebanon by the Israelis because from what I understand they

00:50:41.880 didn't like that we were there in the first place that's why they attacked us because we

00:50:45.140 were there to do some type of peacekeeping if I'm not mistaken I don't know enough about it

00:50:50.380 anymore i have to go back i haven't read about this in so long yeah um as far as like the

00:50:56.060 background to the whole mission and what their supposed goals were at the time i think it was

00:51:00.280 always kind of jumbled i believe in fact there's even an anecdote where like george schultz who

00:51:04.860 usually is considered the more responsible one reagan's secretary of state talked him into this

00:51:09.220 and then after he already like gave the order whatever or absolutely like shook hands with

00:51:15.200 with schultz on the deal whatever he informed the secretary of defense casper weinberger who pitched 0.51

00:51:19.800 to fit and so what the hell are you talking about you didn't ask me first i'm kidding and then went

00:51:24.540 ahead and it was kind of too late to change his mind at that point for whatever reason or something

00:51:28.520 so the big thing is that um the big thing is that israel had prior intelligence that they were

00:51:33.440 absolutely more than likely going to blow up this barrack and they never passed it on to us and they 0.62

00:51:36.800 allowed it to happen i'm assuming probably to uh you know create aggression so that the united

00:51:41.380 states would you know be involved in the conflict possibly or just they didn't care i mean they may

00:51:48.300 have just as easily assumed that reagan would change his mind and get the hell out of there

00:51:52.420 i don't know that for sure the reason you know hawks often cite this as an example that i and

00:51:58.440 i guess bin laden did cite this as see if you hit the americans hard enough they'll run but i believe

00:52:04.420 that actually bin laden was taunting the united states when he would say that because what he's

00:52:08.700 trying to do is get them to quadruple down like if it was that easy to get us to leave that'd be

00:52:13.260 one thing. But like, for example, hitting us on September 11th, there's no president that's

00:52:18.280 going to turn tail and run after September 11th. They're going to go rain holy hell on somebody

00:52:23.880 first. And that was what bin Laden was counting on, was an overreaction, not on replicating

00:52:29.900 Reagan's retreat. But the war party really seized on that. They also seized on Bill Clinton's

00:52:34.620 withdrawal from Somalia, as bin Laden saying, and as he did on one occasion, see how easy it is to

00:52:40.580 get them to run away. You just kill a few of their guys and they'll pick up and leave. But again, 0.99

00:52:44.160 I think he was taunting them because Bin Laden also said that it was his guys that did the Black

00:52:49.660 Hawk down shoot down in Somalia and that he complained. He wanted Bill Clinton to invade.

00:52:55.880 He wanted to fight, quote, a war of attrition. Then and there, he wanted to replicate the Afghan 0.99

00:53:01.620 war against the Soviet Union in Somalia against the United States in 93. And he's angry that Bill

00:53:08.420 clinton pulled out instead of doubling down after black hawk down and so go ahead no i was so i was

00:53:15.160 going to say because um hexath and trump still to this day right and i'm sure you've seen their

00:53:20.140 press conferences they use the barrack bombing and and and your response to that is hey we don't

00:53:26.180 know if that order actually came from tehran you're just kind of loosely linking it to justify

00:53:30.440 conflict would that be fair is your position well with the barrack bombing because they still use

00:53:35.500 that to this day like here's my thing myron yeah here's my thing man responsibility is a quality

00:53:42.460 not a quantity so you can divvy it up however you want right the guy who drove the truck

00:53:49.520 he's the one who's 100 responsible just like the guys who sent him all the way up the chain and if

00:53:56.980 that chain goes to the ayatollah khomeini then screw him too man i'm not iran's lawyer here i

00:54:03.100 don't give a damn about that if and i guess i've never seen it challenged that iran supported the

00:54:09.260 militia that did that which i guess my best understanding it was sort of proto hezbollah

00:54:13.240 it wasn't exactly hezbollah yet but it was like or it was a closely aligned yes it was a precursor

00:54:20.240 one of those kinds of things now that you mentioned it was i forget the name of the

00:54:22.780 organization but it was like like almost like a precursor to hezbollah because some of them ended

00:54:26.680 up becoming hezbollah later on and then the other thing they use one but you know pat buchanan said

00:54:31.660 that it was the Amal militia and then someone else said that that was not right that it was some

00:54:36.040 other group you know I don't know but so the thing is I really I it annoys the crap out of me when

00:54:42.240 the war party hides behind this excuse that all of their intervention doesn't count for anything

00:54:48.280 because the local people wherever they are they all have an agency and by this word they mean

00:54:55.740 i don't know what that everyone has total free will regardless of all circumstances

00:55:01.920 or what your revolution is going to work a lot better or a lot worse depending on the

00:55:09.720 circumstance if the cia intervenes on your behalf come on man there's such a thing as covert action

00:55:15.880 there's such a thing as american and or other countries policies um having an effect for

00:55:22.640 example um operation cyclone in afghanistan to bog down the soviet union and help bankrupt

00:55:28.480 help bankrupt then which which actually helped and ended up helping destroy the soviet union 0.97

00:55:34.200 quite frankly it was obviously one of the straws that broke the camel's back on the entire damn

00:55:38.380 commie empire and so you know and and would anyone deny the agency of the holy warriors 0.97

00:55:46.260 who took all Rambo III's money to kill commies in that war. 0.52

00:55:51.120 No, they all pulled those triggers. 0.99

00:55:54.580 They all killed those commies. 0.92

00:55:56.680 And also the CIA helped them do it, 0.98

00:55:59.900 along with the Brits and the Saudis,

00:56:01.760 and everybody knows it.

00:56:02.900 And Hillary Clinton and Ronald Reagan

00:56:04.520 took credit for it, okay?

00:56:06.520 So agency, man, what happens is,

00:56:11.020 of course, when there's a coup,

00:56:12.240 it's not like they put in some white guy from Alabama

00:56:14.480 in the palace chair.

00:56:16.260 It's always to help one local faction defeat another local faction because we like this faction better, right?

00:56:24.380 At all times, the men in charge are over 18 years old and responsible for all of their own actions.

00:56:31.800 Also, so are the CIA men who hire them and the State Department, you know, weenies who write up the blueprint on what we're trying to accomplish here and all of these things.

00:56:41.520 So I think it bothers me when people try to invoke that kind of excuse for American intervention.

00:56:49.620 And so I would say, OK, well, fine. Fair is fair.

00:56:52.180 If Iran supported this group that bombed the barracks, well, then screw them for that. 0.73

00:56:56.180 But I also got to point out to you that that was in 1983 when I was seven in second grade, eagerly awaiting the debut of the return of the Jedi. 0.65

00:57:05.100 and that Ronald Reagan sold them missiles the year after that

00:57:09.440 and the year after that and the year after that, okay?

00:57:12.680 And so Ronald Reagan didn't bomb Tehran over it.

00:57:16.120 They were pissed off.

00:57:16.980 He actually withdrew from Lebanon over it, as I said earlier.

00:57:20.300 But he did not say that this is Acosta's belly to launch a war,

00:57:24.760 and he didn't.

00:57:26.180 And so your position is more like it's really bad foreign policy

00:57:31.520 that led to that barrack attack

00:57:33.560 versus these guys just coming out of nowhere 1.00

00:57:35.400 saying, let's just kill these Americans. 1.00

00:57:37.800 That's right. 1.00

00:57:38.140 And look, it's no apology for the guys who did it.

00:57:41.500 It is to say, however, like, yeah,

00:57:43.420 you should be very careful

00:57:44.360 where you station your combat forces

00:57:46.400 because then they will be quote unquote

00:57:48.660 legitimate targets in the other guy's eyes for sure.

00:57:52.480 They should not have been there.

00:57:54.040 And Reagan, it's actually important

00:57:56.840 that he wrote in his diary

00:57:58.060 that his biggest regret was putting him there

00:57:59.980 in the first place

00:58:00.720 And he never should have done it. He never could understand the irrationality of Middle Eastern politics. 0.98

00:58:04.760 He shouldn't have anything to do with it. And as long as I'm on this tangent, I'll tell you, Ron Paul, in his great book, A Foreign Policy of Freedom,

00:58:11.700 which I named my Scott Horton Academy of Foreign Policy and Freedom after that book, A Foreign Policy of Freedom.

00:58:16.900 It's a collection of his speeches. And Ron Paul was in Congress back in the 70s and 80s, dude, before he went back to being a doctor and then came back to Congress in the 90s.

00:58:25.040 And so there's speeches that he gave from the House floor in the 1980s.

00:58:29.640 And I swear it's like this.

00:58:31.360 He says, Reagan, don't put the Marines in Lebanon.

00:58:34.540 It's a terrible mistake.

00:58:35.760 You don't want to do this.

00:58:36.800 Don't do it.

00:58:37.540 Then the next speech is, Mr. Reagan, get our guys out of Lebanon before it's too late. 0.84

00:58:41.560 We should not be there.

00:58:42.460 We should not be intervening.

00:58:43.500 You got to get our guys out of there.

00:58:45.060 Something bad is going to happen.

00:58:46.720 And then the next one is, see, something bad happened.

00:58:49.460 All our guys got bombed.

00:58:50.720 I told you we should not be there. 1.00

00:58:52.200 It's time to get out of Lebanon. 0.97

00:58:53.260 And then the next speech is, congratulations, Mr. Reagan, you finally did the right thing after losing 200 and something guys that you didn't need to lose. 0.70

00:59:01.380 But at least finally you're doing the right thing now and listening to reason now.

00:59:05.520 Real quick, how much time do you have? Because I know that.

00:59:09.720 Oh, yeah, we are over, but let's keep going for just a minute here.

00:59:13.380 Yeah, because I think all this history is super important for the people.

00:59:17.540 I just want to make sure that I don't like hold you over time.

00:59:20.260 No, you're my last guy of the day, so I'm going to get away with it here for a bit.

00:59:23.060 perfect okay awesome awesome because we i also want to get into the war right now too but this

00:59:26.940 is history is super important i don't want to disturb you as you go through it go ahead yeah

00:59:31.020 it's all right and you know for people who get lost in all this rewind it man you know there's

00:59:35.120 plenty it'll be here for you um but um that's why i don't want to talk about the ied yes in iraq war

00:59:41.720 ii okay so first of all an ied just means improvised explosive device now again as i said

00:59:48.460 America fought that war for the Shiites against the Sunnis. And the majority of our enemies in 0.53

00:59:53.860 that thing were what we would call broadly the Sunni-based insurgency. That's a bit of an

00:59:58.880 oversimplification, but that was basically what it was. The 20% minority that were losing their

01:00:03.360 privileged position to the supermajority who happened to live where all the oil is. So the 0.57

01:00:08.220 guys who used to be in charge, they're really on the outs. They're losing all their power and

01:00:12.260 therefore their patronage. And so they fought like hell to hang on to what they had, and it was a

01:00:16.940 losing battle. They lost anyway, because the Shiites were the super majority. Plus they had 1.00

01:00:21.440 the American army and Marines on their side. And so the Sunnis lost, but they killed 4,000 of our 1.00

01:00:27.820 guys doing so. And when we talk about Al Qaeda in Iraq, they would have been in the vanguard of 0.99

01:00:33.640 that Sunni based insurgency. Think of just West Iraq is what we're talking about. Mosul in the 0.81

01:00:39.340 north fallujah just 20 miles west of baghdad and that whole ambar triangle to crete samara

01:00:46.220 ramadi is mixed but mostly sunni um we're talking about you know west and northwest

01:00:51.860 iraq is predominantly sunni territory there okay now um

01:00:57.180 there is an exception in this i'm sorry no no i was saying uh i i i eds as well yeah i eds yeah

01:01:06.000 yeah i'm not lost i'm just trying to figure out oh where i want to start up again so um take your

01:01:11.200 time there there's an exception to to what i just said that's like the general way to understand

01:01:16.200 the war okay but here's the big wrinkle in that the big wrinkle in that is versus shiites basically

01:01:21.140 as well iraq war uh two now at this point right yeah and we're on the shiite side right we're on

01:01:27.520 the shiite side and wish we weren't but we are anyway it's basically the george w bush outlook

01:01:31.420 on the thing um it was supposed to give us dominance over the shiites but instead we're

01:01:35.640 just putting iran's best friends in power now the thing is so there's a solution to that

01:01:41.680 according to dick cheney and his buddies at the time in the vice president's office which is let's

01:01:45.880 spread the war to iran if we get a regime change in iran then we don't have to feel bad about giving 0.59

01:01:50.180 iran dominance in iraq so we'll just solve this problem right damn now and but the military warned

01:01:56.980 W. Bush that they don't want to do it. In January of 07, they told him Iran can hit back too hard

01:02:02.360 and it won't be like fighting Iraq. We won't have escalation dominance in the war and they will be 0.84

01:02:08.480 able to give us enough grief and our troops in Iraq will be at risk because they're embedded 0.99

01:02:13.200 with Shiite forces. Our bases in the region will be at risk. Don't make us do it, Mr. President. 1.00

01:02:18.920 And so George Bush told them, okay, fine, we'll do the surge in Iraq, but not the Iran war.

01:02:23.860 However, that whole spring, the first, let's say even first half of 2007, when they launched the surge in Iraq, they launched a massive public relations campaign to get us into a war with Iran.

01:02:40.740 And here's what they said, that an improvised explosive device, when it's in the hands of a Shiite, is an Iranian bomb. 0.50

01:02:50.280 And then they attacked one third of the United Shiite Iraqi alliance that we were fighting the war for.

01:02:58.560 They turned around and they attacked Muqtada al-Sadr and his Mahdi army.

01:03:04.740 Now, it's a bit complicated here, but again, to zoom out a bit. 0.64

01:03:10.840 Sunnis in the West, Shiites in the Southeast, Shiites are the supermajority. 0.50

01:03:15.720 We're helping them take over the capital, but the Shiite side is made of these three major factions. 0.96

01:03:22.040 Skiri, that's the Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution in Iraq, Dawah, and Sadr and his men. 0.96

01:03:30.200 Wait, Skiri, Dawah, and what was the other one? I'm sorry. 0.80

01:03:33.020 Sadr, S-A-D-R. 0.99

01:03:34.540 Okay, these are the three big factions of the Shiites that we're fighting alongside against the Sunnis in Iraq, too. 0.94

01:03:41.160 That's right. 0.72

01:03:42.360 Now, here's the thing about it, though.

01:03:45.720 But Skiri and Dawah had been living in Iran for 20 years and were very close to Iran.

01:03:51.220 Sadr was not. Sadr had stayed in Iraq.

01:03:54.640 And Sadr was actually the least Iranian tide of all of the Shiite groups at that time.

01:04:00.840 But the Americans hated him because he was a nationalist.

01:04:04.280 And so he actually wanted to limit Iranian influence.

01:04:08.340 But he also wanted to limit American influence. 0.60

01:04:11.380 And so the Americans preferred the Iranian-backed guys who would allow them to stay and help them win their war than the guy who was least backed by Iran who wanted them to go ahead and get the hell out and maybe even make an alliance with the Sunnis and build a nationalist-type government. 0.59

01:04:31.000 So we were more alongside, so we're fighting alongside the Shiites, three factions, Skiri, Dawah, and Sadr. 0.53

01:04:36.920 The problem with Sadr, he was more of a nationalist, so he had issues with not just Iran, but also us. 0.91

01:04:41.300 So we were aligning ourselves more with the Dawah and Skiri guys. 0.91

01:04:44.660 Even though they were the ones who were closer to Iran. 0.99

01:04:47.760 Gotcha. 0.99

01:04:48.260 Exactly.

01:04:48.620 Super important.

01:04:49.580 Okay.

01:04:50.380 Right.

01:04:50.700 And then the lie was that no, Sadr is the one who's closest to Iran, and that's the only reason he's resisting us, 0.64

01:04:58.000 is because the Iranians have made him fight our guys. 0.93

01:05:01.000 which is just total crap dude i'm telling you at the time america attacked them david petraeus 0.75

01:05:06.320 attacked them and what the whole point was to build up this public relations campaign 0.98

01:05:12.500 that when they resist that every time the shiites set off a bomb now it's not an ied an improvised 0.91

01:05:19.740 explosive device which could just be an old artillery shell made into a homemade kind of 0.93

01:05:23.920 landmine set on the side of the road, that now these Shiite IEDs are all from Iran. And the way 0.98

01:05:32.880 that you can tell, according to this propaganda campaign, is because they have a copper disc

01:05:37.700 and a shaped charge so that when the explosive detonates, that disc becomes a slug, basically.

01:05:46.720 Like the disc goes over the top of the thing, the explosion hits it in the middle,

01:05:50.220 And so the copper disc kind of folds around the explosion, but then also gets superheated and turns into molten metal as it's flying toward the underside of your tank and cuts right through it.

01:06:02.740 It was invented in World War II, apparently. 0.66

01:06:05.960 But the Iraqi Shiites learned it from Lebanese Hezbollah, and they didn't learn it from Iran either.

01:06:11.440 They learned it from the IRA in Ireland. 0.71

01:06:15.160 Oh, so let me make sure I have this.

01:06:17.220 Okay, so because this is – just so I make sure I have this.

01:06:20.140 Skiri, Dawah, Sadr, three sides fighting alongside the United States and Iraq, two in 2003.

01:06:25.980 Sadr did not like the United States and or Iran because he was an Iraqi nationalist.

01:06:30.200 But Skiri and Dawah were more alongside Iran, so we took more of their side. 0.91

01:06:34.740 And then you're saying that they did manufacture IEDs, all three of these Shiite groups, 0.96

01:06:39.460 but they didn't get it from Iran. 0.80

01:06:41.240 Rather, they got it from Hezbollah, who learned from— 0.53

01:06:43.980 Not all three of them. 0.97

01:06:44.880 Just Sadr.

01:06:46.020 Okay, so only Sadr.

01:06:46.960 Sadr is the one they're attacking kind of on behalf of the other two.

01:06:51.060 Okay, and he was the one that made the IEDs. 0.56

01:06:53.920 Yeah, so they're marginalizing the nationalist on behalf of the more Iranian-tied guys. 0.78

01:06:59.560 Because the more Iranian-tied guys will allow us to stay, and the nationalist wants to kick us out. 0.59

01:07:04.440 So they're demonizing him as being the one who's closest to Iran when actually he's not the closest.

01:07:10.040 He's the least close to Iran. 0.61

01:07:11.920 Now, and then real quick, just to make sure I have this right. 0.98

01:07:15.120 So Sader, you're saying, was not, but he's the one that gets pinned with the IEDs, if I'm not mistaken.

01:07:20.460 Even though the IEDs he was using, you're saying the original concept came from the IRA.

01:07:25.400 Yes, and I'm saying that his guys absolutely did use these bombs against our guys.

01:07:31.100 But my point is, those bombs were made in Iraq by Iraqis, proven over and over and over again by Shiite Arab Iraqis, not Iran.

01:07:41.680 And you'll get conflicting reports and rumors.

01:07:45.300 And I have people like contact me on Twitter and go, no way, bro.

01:07:47.760 Trust me, I was there.

01:07:49.060 And they at least helped them some one time or something.

01:07:52.980 But the reality is that they didn't need to. 0.94

01:07:57.900 I had a guy actually sent me a message and criticized me and said that, well, Iran did

01:08:03.860 to back the Mahdi army, Sadr's group.

01:08:07.200 Well, I never denied that Iran backed them, especially after America started attacking them. 0.74

01:08:13.060 Hell, Muqtad al-Sadr fled to Iran to survive and got a higher religious rank while he was there. 0.83

01:08:19.560 So he's closer to Iran now than he ever was before.

01:08:23.280 But that was a self-fulfilling thing on the part of the Americans.

01:08:26.260 It was a big propaganda campaign to pretend that essentially the reason he was resisting us was because Iran put him up to it.

01:08:33.800 when no man he was resisting us because our side david petraeus attacked him and then iran helped

01:08:40.580 him defend himself and his group essentially and the whole thing the whole point of it was to build

01:08:47.500 up this pressure campaign on w bush to force him or you know pressure him to launch a war against

01:08:56.120 irgc targets that's the iranian revolutionary guard corps their special operations teams

01:09:01.380 inside iran in order to touch off the war and in fact it was funny at the time because we joked

01:09:07.660 about it at the time that they totally dropped all their nonsense about iran's secret illicit

01:09:12.940 nuclear weapons program for like a year they just totally forgot about it you know how you forget

01:09:17.180 about a lie because it's not even true so you forget what it even was they just forgot about 0.59

01:09:21.740 that crap for like a year to push the efp hoax instead the in for explosively foreign penetrators 0.64

01:09:27.320 And again, I'm not denying, and there are guys probably who fought in that war listening to this, I'm not denying that Muqtad al-Sadr and his Mahdi army fought like dogs, and I'm not denying that Iran supported them. 0.94

01:09:37.740 I am denying that Iran supplied all those EFPs. 0.77

01:09:41.980 I can prove that that's not true. 0.86

01:09:44.300 And I cite in my book numerous sources demonstrating the fact that these things were being made in machine shops by Iraqi Shiites for use against American forces, who, again, were only even put in that situation because David Petraeus betrayed them. 0.56

01:10:00.920 And that's super important because that is what – and the reason why I wanted to harp on those two things, the Barrack bombing and the IFPs or IEDs, the reason why I wanted to hone in on those two facts is because these are the two facts that Hexeth and Trump constantly refer back to to justify their current war that we're at now.

01:10:18.980 So – and I just – I want to make sure I get this because this is very complex.

01:10:22.520 I really appreciate you explaining this to us, Scott.

01:10:25.280 And by the way, this is all in my book Enough Already.

01:10:27.620 And in fact, if you go to my sub stack or just search my Scott Horton show, all one word, and then Iraq chapter or something,

01:10:37.240 because I published the whole chapter from Enough Already about Iraq War II on my sub stack.

01:10:43.400 And so, and in fact, oh, search this.

01:10:46.100 If you want to read about this, here's what you search.

01:10:48.620 Soda straws and EFPs, that is EFPS.

01:10:53.240 soda straws and efps okay and that tells you the story of of the efp hoax there so okay so i'll go 0.54

01:11:01.920 through this one more time and then we'll go go to the war so skiri dawa solder were fighting

01:11:07.020 alongside the united states uh solder was more nationalist and uh so we ended up aligning more

01:11:13.400 with the skiri and dawa um and solder did use ieds or ifps we're fighting him what we're saying is

01:11:20.320 that these ifps ieds were not efps excuse me they were not manufactured they're not manufactured

01:11:27.060 in iran rather they were manufactured in iraq and the design came from the ira and hezbollah

01:11:33.980 uh versus coming from iran as people try to claim now to justify the current war because

01:11:39.600 hexathen trump uses every single time they talk about why we're attacking yeah and on top of that

01:11:44.640 The origin of the lie was a propaganda campaign by the vice president's office, David Petraeus, and Michael Gordon of the New York Times, who's now at the Wall Street Journal.

01:11:56.020 They were the ones who were pushing this lie.

01:11:58.900 And, you know, as I cite in the book, I got military officers who, you know, absolutely verify what I'm saying.

01:12:05.100 Petraeus, and who was the second guy, one more time? 0.99

01:12:06.200 These bombs were made in Iraq by Iraqis. 1.00

01:12:08.000 Petraeus, and who was the other guy? 1.00

01:12:09.700 One more time.

01:12:10.560 That pushed the lie?

01:12:11.560 Vice President Cheney and General David Petraeus.

01:12:14.640 who was in charge of the war at that time.

01:12:17.400 Oh, and Michael Gordon of the New York Times.

01:12:20.380 He was the co-author with Judith Miller

01:12:23.080 of all those articles about Saddam Seek's A-bomb parts

01:12:26.040 in the run-up to the war.

01:12:27.800 And she got cashiered right the hell out of there.

01:12:30.180 She's like in the Newsmax ghetto,

01:12:31.680 and this guy gets promoted.

01:12:33.640 He got to stay at the New York Times all these years

01:12:35.900 and then went to the Wall Street Journal.

01:12:39.000 So we covered a lot of the history,

01:12:41.820 and thank you for that, Scott.

01:12:42.680 uh and then we went iraq war one two three um now i guess that can kind of take us to the conflict

01:12:49.300 now uh now that we've kind of cleared up the whole ifp things because that it's crazy how

01:12:53.940 they still push that propaganda um so we bombed them on the 28th right and uh the war's been

01:13:00.860 going on i think you know we can both probably agree that trump thought this thing was going

01:13:04.700 to be a lot faster and shorter almost like a venezuela and it's gone on way longer than he

01:13:08.640 expected um i'll kind of just leave it open to you so you can talk about the current conflict

01:13:13.120 how we got here uh the nuclear discussions as far as like you know us trying to you know they

01:13:19.520 can't have a nuclear weapon whatever i'll just leave it open and it's you and you kind of go

01:13:22.360 through with this new conflict yeah okay so the first thing is i guess to to debunk the lies of

01:13:29.080 the motivations for the war um the excuses for the war the first is the nuclear program the second

01:13:35.200 going to be their support for regional terrorist groups um and what the hell i'll think of the

01:13:41.160 rest in a minute yeah they always use the their biggest background terror that to america

01:13:45.160 the bright yeah the barrett bombings yeah we go through all they get us so upset 0.90

01:13:51.180 um so look the nuclear program is like this man they developed it during w bush they really

01:13:57.620 you know got it up and going in his second term bush one or bush two and when they and so what it

01:14:04.600 was this nuclear nuclear program and was it bush one or bush two though when they developed oh

01:14:10.860 junior no w bush this early 2000s okay yeah yeah so you know they had a a nuclear program a fledgling

01:14:18.460 nuclear program of a different description before even built by the united states back in the 70s

01:14:23.640 their medical isotope reactor in tehran for example not but they didn't have a domestic uranium

01:14:28.180 enrichment um system now let's steel man this thing for a minute and just pretend to hate iran

01:14:33.640 for a minute but not be liars okay so if we're if we're totally skeptical of their motives and

01:14:40.160 intentions here myron then you can look at the um the non-proliferation treaties protection of their

01:14:48.100 right to a civilian nuclear enrichment program as a huge loophole it allows them to master the fuel

01:14:55.920 cycle. It allows them to perfect the mechanical processes necessary to convert uranium metal to

01:15:05.840 gas, to uranium hexafluori gas, and then enrich it up to whatever percent they want in their uranium

01:15:11.580 cascades, which are these giant collections of aluminum tube centrifuges where the gas passes

01:15:19.360 from one centrifuge to the next, to the next, to the next, to the next, down this cascade is what

01:15:23.640 they call it um as it gets uh higher and higher enriched the percentage of 235 which is the sweet

01:15:30.400 stuff and you're saying them being 38 you're saying them being on the npt allowed them to

01:15:34.940 learn and master this process which allows you to enrich the 90 percent weapons grade by being

01:15:41.260 no so it allows them to master the ability to enrich to any percent that's what i mean yeah

01:15:48.080 Yeah, right. Now they have never enriched up to weapons grade, but they could. Right. So now, and now it's from being an NPT, right? Just so I may, this is what I'm being an NPT. Okay, not proliferation treaty.

01:16:00.340 right okay so let me explain that real quick for the nuclear weapon states for the nuclear

01:16:05.060 weapon states who signed the npt which is all of them except uh well north korea india pakistan 0.53

01:16:10.400 and israel but the rest are all members of the npt and we promise that oh one day we'll get rid 0.61

01:16:15.180 of our nukes which is bs but more importantly we promise not to proliferate nuclear weapons to our 0.83

01:16:20.360 allies or anybody else um and then the non-nuclear weapon states promise never to get them and not

01:16:28.500 by hook or by crook or by making them or whatever. Now, they could withdraw from the treaty and make

01:16:32.580 them. Any nation can. But as members of the treaty, they promise not to. And they also agree

01:16:38.100 to have a safeguards agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency, which means

01:16:42.840 that you have essentially international nuclear inspectors and cops standing around with seals

01:16:48.800 and cameras and scales, verifying that all the nuclear material is where it's supposed to be

01:16:54.240 and is not being diverted to any military or other special purpose.

01:16:57.860 So Iran has had, as a member of the NPT, they've had a safeguards agreement,

01:17:03.760 and they had IAE inspectors continue to verify the non-diversion of nuclear material

01:17:10.260 to any military or other special purpose over and over again,

01:17:13.920 especially under Mohammed al-Baradei, but even after that, under Yukia Amano was his name,

01:17:18.960 and these other guys who came later who are more conciliatory to American aims

01:17:23.620 and accusations here they all still have to admit there is no nuclear weapons program there they're

01:17:27.940 not making nuclear weapons what they were doing which they never said this okay but again i'm

01:17:34.820 trying to steel man this argument and say from the point of view of someone who's a hawk but not a

01:17:39.880 liar let's let's look at this um you know in the most um kind of uh we're gonna take the neocon

01:17:46.720 angle we're gonna take the neocon angle so people understand right okay so so they what they did was

01:17:53.920 they got themselves in the position where they could break out as they call it and try to make

01:17:59.560 a nuke so that is they've mastered the fuel cycle basically is the point to the israelis this is 0.60

01:18:07.800 absolutely intolerable this is no different than them having a nuclear weapon so the israeli 0.67

01:18:13.160 position to the americans has been get in there and bomb them and the american position has been 0.58

01:18:20.320 no we're not going to get in there and bomb them over their civilian program bush de facto accepted

01:18:25.220 enrichment obama officially accepted enrichment which they have the right to do right because

01:18:30.280 they're signatures already the right to do yes under the npt but see the israeli demand is that

01:18:36.180 they don't. So the Americans are saying, okay, I'll tell you what, don't break out and try to

01:18:43.040 make a nuke. If you do, I will bomb you. Okay. The Israelis want me to bomb you now. No. But if you 0.99

01:18:50.320 try to make a nuke, then I will. I'll bomb you before you finish. So don't. Then the Iranian 1.00

01:18:56.940 response was, we're not making nukes. So don't you bomb us. And then implicitly, they never said

01:19:05.460 this but again we're being hawks here implicitly they're saying if you bomb us well then we might

01:19:12.480 because you know we know how to make weapons grade uranium if we so choose to so don't put us in that

01:19:21.160 position all right that was what they were doing that was the form of the standoff okay but then

01:19:28.400 last June, Netanyahu convinced Trump and they called the Iranians bluff and they launched an

01:19:37.040 aggressive war and they bombed their nuclear program. Well, two major results of that. The

01:19:42.580 first one is they really did set the program back. I don't know if you can say obliterated,

01:19:47.260 but they really put them back years and years and years. They basically buried the Natanz and 0.56

01:19:52.020 Fordo facilities deep. And they completely destroyed the conversion facility at Isfahan,

01:19:59.180 which is crucial for that's how you take the metal and turn it into uranium hexafluoride gas,

01:20:04.180 which you need to put it in the centrifuges and enrich it. Then you got to be able to turn it

01:20:08.640 back into a metal again. And so you can't do that without your conversion facility. So they really

01:20:13.720 have been put, if not back to square one, to square two or three or something. They really

01:20:18.380 got their asses kicked last june after all um america has the power to put bunker busters on 0.99

01:20:23.960 targets man um and now remember their symbolic retaliation was 14 bombs and deliberately missed 0.99

01:20:30.640 and warned ahead of time please shoot them down a symbolic response only against the united states

01:20:35.300 they hit israel but they didn't dare hit the united states the old ayatollah did not want to

01:20:39.900 get into a war with america over this stuff he was telegraphing do not want to fight good question

01:20:45.620 for you i've heard from people um i think john kirkow mentioned this that the reason why we got

01:20:51.060 involved in the 12-day war and bombed their nuclear facilities is because netanyahu and the

01:20:55.300 israeli government were threatening to use nuclear bombs against iran because they were getting

01:20:59.440 pummeled so bad during the 12-day war uh by their ballistic missiles um have you heard that as well

01:21:04.800 or do you agree with that or do you not agree with that no i i don't know that that's true okay i

01:21:09.780 don't know that it ain't but um so i'm not like disputing it but i can't verify you haven't heard

01:21:15.180 it okay no worries so okay so we we bombed their nuclear capabilities um uh during the 12 days

01:21:21.000 go ahead sorry yeah so now it's funny man you know you could bet and you'd be right um you can find

01:21:30.980 the article it's in time magazine uh that came out a week or two weeks ago and it's about trump

01:21:36.820 seeks off ramps from iran war something like that you probably pull it up and um it's definitely

01:21:45.160 in time and in that article netanyahu tells trump after the war last june that uh-oh guess what

01:21:54.100 donald now they're more likely than ever to go ahead and try to make a nuke what then he says

01:22:02.120 so he says you so we got to finish the job it's not complete without regime change and hell now

01:22:06.520 that we bombed them now they're more likely to make a nuke than ever before so we got to start

01:22:10.340 again just close the door go ahead sure and then um then after this war started he did the same

01:22:18.240 thing again essentially conceding that they weren't making nukes before but now they're going to now

01:22:25.940 we put them in such a position that now they really have no choice so now we got to really

01:22:29.880 finish the job whatever it takes to achieve a full regime change and have our way there to prevent

01:22:35.620 the consequences that were the fake accusation that could now come true. And so, you know,

01:22:44.180 it's no surprise, but that's exactly how they do it. And I think this is a great explanation for

01:22:49.080 how this war happened in just the last few months here. It was that the Israelis lied, 0.82

01:22:55.720 not just us, into war. They lied Donald Trump into war. And again, Myron, for the love of God,

01:23:02.940 man don't let me deny the agency of the most powerful person the most powerful single 0.54

01:23:12.120 individual on the face of the planet earth maybe ever okay but the israelis filled his head with 1.00

01:23:20.140 shit and he believed it because he's stupid and then he made bad decisions based on those 1.00

01:23:26.200 lies that they manipulated him into believing. By all means, the President of the United States 1.00

01:23:33.000 is over 18 and is responsible for his own actions. And if he's going to bend over and let the

01:23:38.840 Israelis rape him in his brain hole, then he is responsible for that. I'm not denying that. 1.00

01:23:47.320 But I am saying to you that it was not the Council on Foreign Relations that caused this war. It was

01:23:54.460 not the Pentagon joint staff of strategic planners who caused this war. It was the fucking Likud, 1.00

01:24:02.360 man. It was Benjamin Netanyahu and his agents. The guy, Mark Dubowitz and his buddies at the 1.00

01:24:08.700 Foundation for Defense of Democracies, Lindsey Graham, Alan Dershowitz, and very few people

01:24:16.940 who are very close to Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud. Mark Levin, of course, pressured Donald

01:24:23.360 Trump into doing this. And Joe Kent laid it out perfectly. Now, you know, there's the Marco Rubio

01:24:29.640 thing that said, well, they were going to start the war and drag us into it. Mike Johnson also

01:24:33.840 seemed to confirm that. I'm dubious about that. I don't really believe that they were, that they

01:24:37.960 were, that Netanyahu would, I guess he might blackmail Trump, but I don't think that he would

01:24:43.680 blackmail Trump. And I don't think he would need to blackmail Trump. I don't think that's what's

01:24:47.120 going on here. I know some people say that Tucker says he's enslaved to Netanyahu. And after all,

01:24:51.900 donald trump is a sinner man might he have crossed a line where he could have got compromised yeah

01:24:57.260 sure um but i don't think that that's what's going on here i think what happened was netanyahu just

01:25:03.320 essentially flattered him into believing that one you can do this and two everybody else is actually

01:25:13.180 a big wimp for not doing this before yeah um and that this is going to be your you know greatest

01:25:21.380 achievement that you know these people call us the great satan they're determined to destroy us

01:25:26.360 they're determined to whatever they can to hurt us and nobody else was man enough to finally solve

01:25:31.620 this problem for the world until you came along big donald you just went in venezuela like you

01:25:37.760 can do this too you know yes and venezuela you're absolutely correct to identify this and i'm sure

01:25:43.260 you did but i did and a lot of other people said right after venezuela was so easy that oh no

01:25:49.620 Because now Donald Trump is going to be so high on how well that worked that he's going to essentially consider the Delta Force and then therefore, i.e., the whole Pentagon to be essentially magic and be able to accomplish whatever his whim.

01:26:06.880 I mean, the Delta Force is his private army. And and you got to admit, it was quite something that they could get the president and his first lady and have them right out of their beds like an Afghan night raid in the head of state in Venezuela and get away with that.

01:26:21.760 So then, but boy, did Donald Trump get coked up on imperial hubris there, right?

01:26:27.740 Like this is, he was strutting worse than Dick Cheney.

01:26:31.740 He was so sure of himself after Venezuela.

01:26:35.860 You'd have had to, I don't know what, to stop him from going to Iran after that.

01:26:41.060 You know what I mean?

01:26:41.860 He just got too convinced.

01:26:43.400 And after all, like, there's a big mistake that people make.

01:26:48.120 It happens all the time.

01:26:49.540 It's all happened through American history.

01:26:51.760 particularly Robert McNamara, the Secretary of Defense during Vietnam, during Kennedy and Johnson,

01:26:57.440 was famous for this, right, was mistaking all these quantities on a page, all these tactical

01:27:05.500 and operational so-called successes for a strategic success. I mean, it sounds kind of

01:27:12.440 silly now because you know the outcome. It's weird. But think about all that you've heard

01:27:17.220 about from Vietnam, that we're going to break their back. We're going to break them. They at 1.00

01:27:24.620 some point will cry, stop, right? But like, no, that's not true. Yes, it is true. You can bomb

01:27:32.300 them. No, it's not true that Ho Chi Minh will give into you. He will not either and nor will 0.91

01:27:38.160 his people. And so you can kill even 3 million of them and that will not break their back. You will 0.99

01:27:45.960 have to admit that you were stupid and wrong and lost and leave and that is the ultimate reality 1.00

01:27:52.360 but it's the same thing here you hear it from Pete Hegseth and his people constantly we bombed 1.00

01:27:58.640 x thousand of this and we bombed x thousand of that and y thousand of this and nobody could 0.64

01:28:04.080 stop the big green machine man we have ultimate power but any junior high school kid ought to be 0.79

01:28:10.140 able to tell you that well wait a minute now tactics and operations are two things and strategy

01:28:17.840 is something else and being able to achieve your strategic goals you know in other words a political

01:28:24.040 outcome that you desired is there are other things that matter besides simple firepower

01:28:32.260 and we saw this also with iraq war ii if you said in 2003 this war is not going to go well

01:28:40.320 people would get so outraged and say like how can you doubt the strength of the u.s army

01:28:49.800 and it's like well i don't think anybody does doubt the strength of the u.s army you know what

01:28:55.520 i mean maybe some people even overestimate it i don't think anyone underestimates it but you

01:29:00.080 understand that strength don't count for much when you're sending guys out on patrol in aluminum

01:29:06.320 Humvees getting blown up with homemade landmines, right? We're not talking about meeting the

01:29:12.040 Wehrmacht in the field. We're talking about trying to pacify a civilian-based insurgency

01:29:17.940 of sneak attackers fighting for their own territory on their own territory. Strength,

01:29:25.100 nothing right they're just blowing smoke it has nothing to do with it and we ended up losing that 0.78

01:29:30.420 well we ended up helping the supermajority crush their enemies if that counts as a as a tactical

01:29:36.280 win but strategically again we fought that whole war for iran we fought that whole war for the

01:29:42.180 people that we hated the most i mean the whole not we the u.s government hated the most the

01:29:47.040 american people's enemies are the bin ladenites not the shiites yeah but anyway you know what i 0.72

01:29:51.500 mean um so i think that's the same thing that's happening here is donald trump got sold this idea

01:29:58.980 of just power and and unstoppable strength and then believe that he could get what he wanted

01:30:06.620 simply by ordering that things explode and then he came to find out the hard way that like no

01:30:12.400 that's not true this is a giant nation of 100 million people with two giant mountain ranges

01:30:16.500 and they've had 30 years to build mid-range missiles and now what are you going to do and

01:30:22.020 and ultimately as you know we're talking about this during the ceasefire which i really pray

01:30:26.660 holds i know a lot of people think that they're just buying their time to escalate um but maybe

01:30:32.000 not um but uh i really hope that the that the ceasefire holds but as we're recording this during

01:30:39.460 the ceasefire america has i mean this is like george w bush iraq war ii level strategic

01:30:45.560 catastrophe. Not only did they not, you know, destroy the nuclear program, they did not coerce

01:30:52.920 Iran into forsaking all of their regional allies, like the Iraqi militias, Hezbollah in Lebanon,

01:30:59.680 the Houthis in Yemen. They have not convinced them to do that, or Hamas, even for that matter.

01:31:04.640 They're not renouncing their support for Hamas, although they don't give them that much support,

01:31:08.260 but whatever. That strategic goal has not been achieved. Their missile force has been degraded,

01:31:14.320 but whatever by a couple of years they still have by all accounts tens of thousands of missiles left

01:31:19.680 they could go right back to war right now and fight for the rest of the year for as far as anyone can

01:31:24.460 tell here they're not in danger all those all those claims of donald trump that we've decimated

01:31:29.340 their entire missile force and all that is total hogwash it's not true at all nobody believes it

01:31:34.720 yeah i think a recent report came out saying like we hexath and trump say 90 percent then you know

01:31:40.300 some other reports came out from the intel agency saying about 50 percent i mean we've only degraded

01:31:45.120 maybe half of it they said i remember on day two of the war they were like oh yeah we destroyed

01:31:48.740 90 percent of the launchers yet they're still hitting it let me ask you this then scott with

01:31:52.800 this conflict wait one more thing real quick before just to wrap up that thought is on the

01:31:56.540 other side of america failing to achieve their strategic goals here they have a massive strategic

01:32:01.940 defeat in the loss of all our bases in the middle east just as i warned and i found an article where

01:32:07.500 I warned about this back in August of 2005, that the entire Persian Gulf is up for grabs in the event of a war with Iran.

01:32:14.600 They could close this gate of Hormuz, the Strait of Hormuz and end all Saudi oil shipments to the world and drive the price of oil up to $200 barrel.

01:32:22.740 I wrote that 21 years ago, dude, at antiwar.com about what they can do there. 0.70

01:32:28.160 And they have proven that and they have essentially called America's entire bluff on our military empire in the Middle East. 0.77

01:32:34.640 Now, we still got H-bombs, and nobody better ever attack us. 0.75

01:32:38.600 In fact, nobody better ever attack England, or else we'll H-bomb you, I guess.

01:32:43.300 But can we defend even our own bases, much less your country, with conventional power?

01:32:50.120 Apparently not.

01:32:51.980 Apparently, enough mid-range missiles and drones are enough to keep the mighty American superpower at bay.

01:32:57.960 I mean, we can't even pull our Star Destroyers into orbit offshore there. 0.98

01:33:02.140 I mean, our aircraft carriers are 5,000, I mean, pardon me, 500 and 1,000 miles away over horizon after horizon after horizon to prevent from getting hit by Iranian forces. 0.58

01:33:15.140 We've got to launch our F-18s and refuel them twice to get them to Iran.

01:33:18.800 I mean, our bluff has been called.

01:33:21.060 Justin Logan at Cato said, what good is a military base that you can't wage a war from?

01:33:25.520 The answer is no good.

01:33:26.920 so this whole mythology from carter doctrine in 1980 all the way through that the persian gulf is

01:33:34.420 an american lake it belongs to us nobody ever better try to dominate it or we'll treat it like

01:33:39.260 an attack on the united states of america our military bases in iraq in kuwait in qatar bahrain

01:33:45.260 saudi uae and oman guarantee the sea lanes and guarantee the persian gulf all that's over now

01:33:52.860 all that bluff has been called because Donald Trump let Benjamin Netanyahu talk him into this

01:33:59.220 now I'm with Ron Paul I say we need to pull all our guys out of those bases and close them all

01:34:03.800 down anyway but we should have listened to Ron Paul and done it deliberately instead of having

01:34:08.180 to do it in a humiliating defeat at the hands of a second-rate power here but let me tell you like

01:34:13.300 those results are gonna stick Myron the the Persian Gulf is called the Persian Gulf for a reason 0.83

01:34:19.160 And that whole bluff of American supremacy there is over now, and the ball is entirely in Iran's court to decide how they want to deal with their neighbors and everybody going forward here. 0.61

01:34:30.640 But those shots will not be called in Washington now. 0.81

01:34:33.460 Now, when it comes to the nuclear program, I've always said that I look at Iran more as like a nuclear threshold head state where they kind of maintain it for deterrence purposes.

01:34:43.880 But Trump and Hexeth always, oh, they're never going to get a nuclear bomb. 0.64

01:34:47.040 We're not going to let them get a nuclear bomb, blah, blah, blah.

01:34:49.160 Um, what would you say to the, to the, you know, the magotards, I call them nowadays that are saying they're going to get a bomb. 0.94

01:34:55.900 They're, they're going to get a bomb. 0.78

01:34:56.920 They're, you know, there are weeks away.

01:34:58.560 I think Trump said like a week or two ago that, you know, there were three months away from a bomb, even though midnight hammer was supposed to have set them back years.

01:35:04.860 What's your response to these people that always talk about Iran getting a nuclear bomb and not being rational and everything else like that? 0.98

01:35:11.400 Well, through their idiocy, they may prove themselves right now in the worst self-fulfilling prophecy kind of way. 0.98

01:35:17.200 As I was saying before, like in that Time Magazine article, Netanyahu told Trump, now that we attacked them last June, now that we attacked them, now they're going to break out and get a nuke. 0.99

01:35:27.380 And then he told them the same thing after this war, where they weren't making a nuke. 0.52

01:35:31.700 Netanyahu goes, now they're going to make a nuke, so you have to follow through.

01:35:35.640 You have to prevent this from happening, the thing that you and I just incentivized them to do more than ever before.

01:35:42.800 so you know if you ask robert pape from the university of chicago he's like it's purely

01:35:48.040 academic they 100 are guaranteed to race to an atomic bomb now because their latent nuclear

01:35:55.220 deterrent their threshold nuclear deterrent was not deterrent enough remember as i described that

01:36:00.900 standoff don't bomb me and i won't make a nuke bomb me and i might well now trump has called

01:36:06.460 their bluff now at the same time you gotta admit though he really set their program way back too

01:36:12.440 so if they are going to break out and make a nuke it's going to be much more difficult than it would

01:36:17.260 have been and it'll have to be they'll have to get away with it in secret because he's already he's

01:36:21.520 going to be there for another three years apparently and he's already proven he's willing

01:36:25.120 to bomb them so if he thinks three years yeah if he thinks that they're starting again he'll just

01:36:30.720 bomb them again you know what i mean they have not attempted to reopen fordo or isfahan or uh

01:36:36.780 natants since the war last june and so now if there's any kernel whatsoever of truth to this

01:36:43.620 accusation that these people are clinging to to extrapolate from it's that they did enrich up to

01:36:49.420 60 as marco rubio says the only countries that enrich up to 60 have nuclear weapons but that

01:36:56.380 doesn't mean anything you're not making nuclear weapons out of 60 it is technically possible but

01:37:01.600 no one's ever done it and it would have to be a huge unwieldy and extremely complicated device and

01:37:06.460 there's virtually no chance they're going to do that whenever anybody makes a nuclear bomb other

01:37:10.280 than hiroshima was 80 something percent low 80s but virtually any other uranium bomb is above 90

01:37:15.820 uranium 235 in order to be able to get a good bang out of the dang thing and uh they have never

01:37:23.320 enriched up to weapons grade and you think that was more of a bargaining chip uh it was that's

01:37:28.620 right it was used more as like a bar and i've seen you talk about this on on you know other shows

01:37:32.320 how enriching to the 60% was more of a strategic thing to trade that away

01:37:36.860 to lift the sanctions, rather racing towards a bomb, 0.87

01:37:39.960 even though now they're going to probably race towards a bomb

01:37:41.820 because of our aggression.

01:37:43.380 Although I'm not convinced of that, but they're much more likely to,

01:37:46.260 that's for sure.

01:37:47.180 But yes, the 60% absolutely was a bargaining chip for negotiations.

01:37:51.820 They were saying, oh, you don't like it when we enrich up to 3.6%,

01:37:55.020 and you don't like it when we enrich up to 20%.

01:37:57.640 Let's see how you like it when we enrich up to 60%.

01:38:00.160 are you guys ready to come back to the table or what that was what it was all about was a bargaining 0.52

01:38:04.640 chip in order to give up and then the idea was you just give the stuff to the russians or you have

01:38:10.120 russian you know engineers come and then you dilute it back down again you add more uranium

01:38:15.120 238 to the mix and the cascades and you dilute it back down to usable fuel for your reactor

01:38:22.180 this is like the opposite of enrichment so you can you can actually dilute the the uh the gas

01:38:28.180 Yeah, you can dilute it.

01:38:29.200 The uranium hexagonal gas, yeah.

01:38:30.880 So let me ask you this.

01:38:31.640 So that was the whole idea.

01:38:33.320 And then, by the way, just like I quoted Marco Rubio there, 0.95

01:38:38.380 all the rest of these kooks address it in that same way, right? 0.88

01:38:42.280 They go, oh, well, why do you think they got 60%?

01:38:45.700 What do you, oh, 60%, something, something.

01:38:48.460 They can't form a declarative statement around what is Iran doing with this 60%.

01:38:54.360 Why are they enriching, or why did they enrich to 60%?

01:38:57.380 what do they say about at the time what are the implications what are the weapons implications

01:39:01.120 that any of this stuff they all just go oh 60 something 60 66 7 blah blah blah like it's just

01:39:07.120 some slogan um in fact they never explain it because if they explain it then you have to

01:39:12.780 understand that yeah no clearly this is simply diplomatic language that they're saying look man

01:39:17.340 i'm trying to make you nervous there's one easy way to solve this just come back to the table

01:39:22.160 and we'll give you our assurances again and they're saying this now and i'm not quoting them

01:39:26.760 in the sense of like oh we have to believe them now or whatever but what they're saying is listen

01:39:31.960 man we have the right to enrich uranium we're an independent nation you have no right to tell us

01:39:37.940 we can't are they have our own domestic minds and we're going to continue to um to enrich uranium

01:39:45.180 and you can't stop us you say you have concerns well let us address your concerns then and that

01:39:52.300 has been their position and by the way they were not making nukes this whole time they would have

01:39:56.460 at least some by now they were not they never made the decision to break out and make that nuke

01:40:01.920 that you know trump now claims oh they were two weeks away give me a break they were not either

01:40:06.860 that uranium whatever they have in these casks is buried in the ground it's either in metal or in

01:40:13.620 gaseous form it's not in any processing facility where it can be enriched to a higher percentage

01:40:18.880 there is no conversion facility to turn any gas back to metal and then plus all of the effort

01:40:24.880 that it would take to actually machine a warhead

01:40:26.860 and the explosives required and all of this.

01:40:29.600 There's just nothing like that going on there.

01:40:31.640 They are purely blowing smoke

01:40:33.120 when it comes to the recent Iranian nuclear threat.

01:40:38.260 They did more or less obliterate the program last June.

01:40:44.420 And if they did break out to make a nuke now,

01:40:46.480 I don't know how long it would take them,

01:40:47.740 but it would be a while.

01:40:48.980 Okay, that's what I was going to ask you as well.

01:40:51.620 Unless they absolutely have gotten away

01:40:52.780 with a completely secret facility

01:40:54.480 that nobody knows about there is a facility at pickaxe mountain which they seem to be looking

01:41:00.040 at trying to turn into a new enrichment facility but that doesn't count that that doesn't you know

01:41:05.680 that we know what that is already what about the isfahan raid weapons program there what do you

01:41:10.640 what do you think about the isfahan raid that we try where you know we ended up making it into a

01:41:14.860 return sorry a rescue mission but what are your thoughts i don't know enough about that honestly

01:41:19.100 okay i i don't know enough about whose version i don't believe that that was all about the uranium

01:41:23.360 because i think it would have taken a lot more guys to try to do that and for force protection

01:41:27.680 i mean i'm no military strategist but like on the basic level any real effort to track down

01:41:35.020 the uranium in iran on on you know a significant basis to get the i forgot the the number i don't

01:41:41.940 want to tell you the wrong number of the kilograms of stuff that they have most of i believe

01:41:45.520 it's like two to four hundred kilos i think is what they got what about this guy get all that

01:41:52.440 out of there would require a lot of guys a lot of earth moving equipment planes full of it you know

01:42:00.280 think of it like you know top tier special operations in the middle doing the hunt and then

01:42:04.760 lower tier special operations and even maybe regular infantry standing around the perimeter

01:42:10.480 you know it's just totally imagination prohibitive you can't do an operation big enough to get the

01:42:18.440 uranium and then also get the hell out of there again and isfahan is a major city an ancient 0.67

01:42:23.700 major city where they're bombing all the historical treasures and everything by the way but i mean 0.97

01:42:28.920 never even mind the their million man army probably just the men of the town with their

01:42:34.420 pitchforks and axes would be enough that the americans would have to get the hell out of there

01:42:38.600 man it just seems totally impossible it sounds to me like a hollywood movie where only two guys

01:42:43.140 survive at the end yeah um and that's what a lot of people suspect that you know they're you know

01:42:48.080 in the process of building a FARP and, you know,

01:42:49.820 getting a bunch of these people here.

01:42:50.880 That's why they had MC-130s and everything.

01:42:52.600 But I'll skip over that.

01:42:54.020 What would your response be to the people that say,

01:42:55.980 oh, well, they chant death to America and Israel?

01:42:59.120 What would your response be to that? 1.00

01:43:01.100 Boo-hoo for your tiny homo little feelings, maybe? 1.00

01:43:05.000 Like, give me a break, dude. 1.00

01:43:07.120 And they chant that.

01:43:09.780 Like, yeah, some of them do sometimes or whatever.

01:43:12.440 And, in fact, this is important.

01:43:14.520 It sounds maybe like I'm making excuses,

01:43:16.320 but it really is true that like i come to learn about this and people you know have written about

01:43:21.160 this that do we cuss on this show i already did one time you you're you're good of course so 0.98

01:43:26.140 death to this and that just means fuck this or fuck that in irani it's just an idiom which just 0.99

01:43:32.020 means i don't like this thing i stubbed my toe on the curb i say death to the curb the guy who 1.00

01:43:36.740 there's a uh article about this called death to traffic the guy's in a taxi cab and he's sitting 1.00

01:43:42.760 in the backseat and the cab driver says death to traffic because it just means fuck this shit 0.99

01:43:48.380 right it doesn't mean i didn't know i'm going to kill every last one i do you know so so that's 1.00

01:43:53.660 like so okay so within their language like that is okay when they the way that when you say death 0.99

01:43:59.840 to something it's our equivalent of saying fuck this right i didn't know that okay and by the way 0.98

01:44:05.720 just think about all the genocidal language americans use against iran like big deal dude 0.99

01:44:09.980 sticks and stones will break my bones you know names will never hurt me i gotta tell you i have

01:44:16.040 never sweated one drop in my life over iran chanting death to america dude yeah you know

01:44:22.380 it's and and part of that is because it's been america at war with them for 72 years

01:44:28.700 not them at war with us for 43 yeah our intervention has kind of created that animosity

01:44:34.820 47, I guess, is the slogan.

01:44:36.560 Let me ask you this then, Scott.

01:44:37.560 So, like, who's winning this war and why?

01:44:42.600 I think they already won it.

01:44:44.540 Okay.

01:44:44.820 Because America went in there with goals that they completely and totally failed to achieve.

01:44:49.220 And the Iranians are coming out much stronger strategically in terms of their dominance over the Gulf. 0.93

01:44:55.780 So this is a W. Bush-level strategic suicide for the American empire. 1.00

01:45:02.260 Absolute idiot mistake. 0.99

01:45:04.320 So we're in the middle of the ceasefire, like you said before. 1.00

01:45:06.880 You know, you want it to go longer, which I hope it does too.

01:45:10.400 What do you think comes next after this?

01:45:12.060 Do you think a ground assault is possible or probable?

01:45:15.380 I know Trump's mobilized even more resources into the region.

01:45:19.200 You know, people are getting orders that they're going to get deployed.

01:45:22.600 You know, as much as Trump says that this is going to be quick

01:45:24.820 and we're going to be done with this,

01:45:26.200 everything else shows otherwise with the mobilization of all these assets.

01:45:30.880 What are your thoughts?

01:45:31.580 I don't know, man.

01:45:33.840 I mean, the absurdity of the thing

01:45:37.280 should be the end of the argument, right?

01:45:39.180 It makes no sense to do this.

01:45:41.480 You're not going to be able to get in there

01:45:43.100 and get the uranium in any kind of Hollywood movie fashion

01:45:46.000 that you could support, that you would believe in.

01:45:49.980 You can't send in the Marines

01:45:51.640 to reopen the strait with force.

01:45:54.480 I mean, somebody's got to be able to explain to him

01:45:57.280 what can't work here.

01:45:59.180 And in fact, doesn't it already seem like he gave up on,

01:46:03.360 I know what you're saying is true about the recent buildup of forces moving

01:46:06.820 there and all that.

01:46:07.780 But otherwise it seemed like he already backed down from that.

01:46:11.180 We're really, and especially, you know,

01:46:13.700 think about all of the announcements.

01:46:15.840 We're moving a bunch of Marines from East Asia to go to the Persian Gulf. 0.96

01:46:22.160 Now, Iran, get ready. 1.00

01:46:25.300 We're coming in case anyone wants to set up any booby traps near your casks 0.90

01:46:30.400 of uranium that you buried and now's the time like what it's just it makes no sense it makes

01:46:37.040 no sense that they would do it it's just too damned crazy to believe and so for now i don't 0.68

01:46:44.180 for now i think that trump is licked and he knows it and he's got to find his escape hatch here he's 0.99

01:46:50.340 got to cease fire he'd be a the worst damn fool to undo the escape hatch that he has successfully 0.98

01:46:58.080 been able to create for himself here with this ceasefire so may you know whatever you know 0.98

01:47:04.620 prayers go through and get him to tell vance to bring this thing home somehow man we'll accept

01:47:11.400 some enrichment whatever it takes to call this thing off yeah and i think the big hang-up is

01:47:17.140 two main things is number one uh lebanon not being put into the ceasefire and then second

01:47:22.980 from what i understand the u.s still for some odd reason says no enrichment

01:47:27.540 as if we have the leverage to even tell them that at this point.

01:47:32.340 And yeah, there's still signatories.

01:47:33.440 I'm looking right now.

01:47:34.340 There's still signatories of the NPT,

01:47:35.960 which means by international law, they can enrich.

01:47:38.260 We can't tell them no. 0.95

01:47:39.120 And isn't it kind of hypocritical 0.56

01:47:40.300 that Israel's not a member of the NPT

01:47:43.240 trying to tell them that they can't have nuclear weapons?

01:47:46.340 Isn't that nuts?

01:47:47.740 It is.

01:47:48.120 The whole thing is completely crazy.

01:47:49.380 I mean, they stole weapons-grade uranium

01:47:50.840 from the United States 0.79

01:47:51.800 in order to make their nukes in the first place. 0.96

01:47:53.720 The whole thing is crazy.

01:47:55.020 and their doctrine is just absolutely contrary to American national interests. 0.93

01:48:00.180 Again, they got us on the side of the Bin Ladenites against Hezbollah, 0.65

01:48:03.940 but it wasn't them that knocked our towers down. 0.69

01:48:07.600 It's just completely crazy. 1.00

01:48:09.180 That's why I'm always talking this Sunni Shiite stuff. 1.00

01:48:11.360 I want people to understand who are the shirts and the skins in the fights 1.00

01:48:14.220 so that you can see they try to say there's no daylight,

01:48:17.240 there's no discrepancy between Israel's interests and ours,

01:48:19.780 but they couldn't be more diametrically opposed, in fact.

01:48:23.140 What we, the American people, want and need is an end of bin Ladenite terrorism at all costs, or at least not do anything ever or tolerate any other country, especially any ally of ours doing anything to support bin Ladenite-type terrorists. 0.57

01:48:40.340 And then otherwise, all we want is peace and stability so that everybody can trade and get along. 0.65

01:48:45.220 You know, people always invoke the Monroe Doctrine, but read James Monroe's speech from 200 years ago.

01:48:50.980 What it says is, you stay out of our hemisphere, and we promise to stay out of yours.

01:48:55.720 And we will accept, as he puts it, he says, we will accept the government of all nations of the old world as de facto legitimate.

01:49:03.520 Whether they are or not is somebody else's problem, but it ain't ours.

01:49:07.840 Let me ask you this, Scott.

01:49:09.440 How much more time I got with you?

01:49:11.060 And I appreciate you staying a little bit longer.

01:49:11.960 I really need to go here after this.

01:49:13.200 Okay.

01:49:13.540 let's say uh you know you got a job tomorrow as trump's advisor what would you tell him to get

01:49:21.500 us out of this thing while still somehow saving face because i think trump is staying in this

01:49:25.020 conflict longer because he's trying to find some political law for him that doesn't make him look

01:49:28.600 weak um and you know it doesn't seem as though the iranians are going to be as open to negotiate

01:49:34.160 as they were before what would you tell him look i i i would tell him just come home man forget the

01:49:40.240 deal. America's sticking points. We got 15 demands. They've got 10. I don't think J.D. Vance is man

01:49:48.920 enough to see it through, man. I don't think it's really even possible, quite frankly, for Trump to

01:49:54.880 climb down as far as the Iranians are demanding he climb down or vice versa. So I think the best 0.96

01:50:00.320 thing to do, and this is something about Trump that is horrible, but it's also maybe his greatest

01:50:05.840 strength is that he can go from demanding unconditional surrender one day to unconditionally

01:50:11.320 surrendering the next and nobody cares and he doesn't care you know what i mean like he said

01:50:17.280 when he announced the ceasefire he goes we're gonna take iran's 10 point plan as a basis to

01:50:24.480 start negotiating that's like okay dude it's fine with me man anybody says taco like he's chickening

01:50:31.740 out around you. You smack them in the mouth. Y'all shut up, man. He needs to be encouraged to do 0.99

01:50:37.240 this. Um, it was wrong for him to start and it is right for him to stop. And, you know, anything he

01:50:43.320 does to call it short now needs to absolutely, absolutely be encouraged. And, and we should,

01:50:49.060 you know, especially, you know, when, when Democrat types try to call him weak for giving

01:50:53.980 in too early or some kind of thing like that, they need to be shouted down into oblivion,

01:50:58.480 Which, by the way, that did happen. The horrific and horrible Senator Chris Murphy from Connecticut, he started making fun of Trump for backing down and being wimpy and stuff.

01:51:11.660 And a bunch of leftists and liberals and progressives ruthlessly attacked him for it.

01:51:16.740 And then he backed down and said, oh, no, you misunderstood me. That's not even what I meant and whatever, which it absolutely is, too.

01:51:23.460 and they just told him like look we are not going to tolerate that from you son of a bitch you 0.98

01:51:28.600 understand and he said okay okay you guys are right is what really happened there so it's and 0.99

01:51:33.700 i got one last question kind of pressure up my last question is obviously right now we're in the

01:51:37.740 middle of a blockade right trying to um create some financial or economic strife on on iran

01:51:42.940 what are your thoughts on the blockade uh bad idea good idea um what happens next well yeah no it's 0.99

01:51:50.640 it's terrible and stupid and they're just going to end up giving up and 0.99

01:51:53.500 quitting. 1.00

01:51:53.900 Thank goodness.

01:51:54.340 At some point.

01:51:55.100 I mean,

01:51:55.320 they're not even truly enforcing it now they're trying to,

01:51:57.500 and they're claiming that they're enforcing it,

01:51:59.160 but there are ships that are getting through.

01:52:01.240 And I just think,

01:52:01.900 you know,

01:52:02.160 and Trump has announced that Vance is going back over there to deal with

01:52:04.880 them.

01:52:05.260 So I can,

01:52:06.380 I guess,

01:52:06.740 try to be hopeful about that.

01:52:08.900 I think we're going to think it's in everyone's interest to reopen the

01:52:12.400 thing. 0.98

01:52:12.760 The question is just going to be how much money does Iran make a make off

01:52:16.280 of it from now on,

01:52:17.380 you know?

01:52:17.740 Yeah,

01:52:18.560 no,

01:52:18.880 but Scott,

01:52:19.720 where can the people find you, man?

01:52:20.740 And I appreciate you hanging out with us a little bit longer.

01:52:23.260 And thank you for all the history.

01:52:24.440 I think people learned a bunch here.

01:52:26.420 Where can the people find you?

01:52:27.600 And what are some new projects you got coming up?

01:52:29.640 If any.

01:52:31.220 Well,

01:52:31.860 what I really want to do is restart my interview show.

01:52:34.780 I have way too many jobs.

01:52:36.120 I always take on these,

01:52:37.180 these gigantic projects that I have to finish knocking out.

01:52:41.600 But ultimately I want to get back to being a daily interview show like

01:52:44.620 before.

01:52:45.120 And that's the Scott Horton show against 6,000 interviews going back to

01:52:48.500 2003.

01:52:49.100 if you want to catch up on this stuff.

01:52:51.000 That's how I know it all

01:52:51.800 is from all the guys I asked about it.

01:52:55.400 And then the Scott Horton Academy

01:52:57.240 is where you get the deep dive on all this stuff.

01:52:59.240 The long form thing, as Tom Wood says,

01:53:01.360 it's Scott Horton slowed down

01:53:02.460 so that you can catch up

01:53:03.500 and get everybody on the same page

01:53:05.240 of understanding all this stuff.

01:53:06.360 So we're all just bulletproof

01:53:07.400 against the war propaganda

01:53:08.440 and don't have to put up with this stuff anymore.

01:53:10.660 And in fact, specifically on the issue of Iran,

01:53:12.480 go to thefactsaboutiran.com.

01:53:14.880 And then otherwise, check me out on Amazon

01:53:16.480 and at the Libertarian Institute

01:53:18.520 and antiwar.com and guys i got all his links pinned at the top of the description i got

01:53:22.760 scotthorne.org and i also got um uh the facts about iran.com so make sure and also guys go

01:53:28.420 get his book provoked i'd love to talk to you uh about russia ukraine on the next one um because

01:53:33.240 i think that's something else that's like you know severely misunderstood by many americans

01:53:37.620 today we kept the middle east but you know we can set up for the next one but no scott thank you so

01:53:41.660 much man you're a wealth of information it's always uh you know fun listening to you uh speak

01:53:46.580 about this stuff and then having you on the show has been great so thank you so much for coming on

01:53:49.740 thank you very much for having me appreciate it all right brother you be safe take it easy

01:53:53.920 all right w scott guys w scott w scott hope you guys like that one

01:54:04.860 as you guys can see there's a reason why i wanted him on the show he's brilliant

01:54:09.200 you know the guy's probably forgotten more than 99 of the people

01:54:14.700 no in the White House um and uh I just wanted you guys to get that that knowledge man W Scott

01:54:23.040 Horton um definitely go pick up his stuff guys definitely go pick his stuff pick up his stuff

01:54:28.160 I'll read some of the chats and I apologize guys that I didn't read some of your chats and or um

01:54:32.760 gifted subs and everything else like that I wanted to we were we're short for time he won a little

01:54:37.420 bit longer we're supposed to end at like 7 30 but he gave us an extra hour so W Scott and I'm 0.98

01:54:43.780 going to try to bring more high IQ guests like that for you guys on here um oh shit

01:54:49.880 and I think we're going to debate Dinesh Souza here soon guys I'll coordinate that here in a 0.96

01:54:58.180 second um so we got a banger show today so let me go through the kick feed real quick so red

01:55:04.900 pill clippers thank you for the five gifted um you actually gave six gifted hard art thank you

01:55:09.320 for the three gifted and uh let's see here 404u gnome 12 jesus christ is king 1228 uh late hours

01:55:19.000 dlo uh shout out to all you guys appreciate you ninjas so much yanis night 193 ccs go shout out

01:55:28.260 to all you guys man appreciate you ninjas and then let's go ahead into the oss um spinning 0.89

01:55:34.820 says uh bromire tell my friend that those g pics on twitter don't mean shit he's trying to discredit 0.99

01:55:40.420 you and call me for watching you i told him obviously you're not yeah he's an idiot dude 1.00

01:55:43.460 he's an idiot like i mean um i've already explained those photos a million times um i was on a training 1.00

01:55:48.880 trip my teammates broke into my room in the morning and fucking jumped on top of me playing 1.00

01:55:53.460 the fucking music and flicking the lights and waking my ass up because we had practice at five 0.99

01:55:56.860 o'clock in the morning and uh you know it is what it is if you guys actually you know it's called 1.00

01:56:01.340 being a d1 athlete or in the military people are stupid um yo mark gains uh i'm the army uh i'm 0.94

01:56:09.120 the army and i had a vip come from my brigade uh down to my unit we are working this week 0.98

01:56:13.580 with him and discuss some insider info please don't expose me okay the reason we're fighting

01:56:17.280 around is because it's china china gets almost all their oil from around and we're fighting around

01:56:20.620 to control the oil that china makes which uh makes up 80 percent of how much they get from around

01:56:24.960 No, they don't get 80% of their oil from Iran

01:56:28.860 They get it from other places

01:56:30.100 But I see what you're saying though 0.99

01:56:31.960 It is a way to weaken China 1.00

01:56:33.640 Myron, why do I just want to leave my girlfriend 1.00

01:56:36.320 When I think about her past 0.58

01:56:40.300 Even though it's not that crazy virgin 1.00

01:56:41.700 I mean, dude, if she's a 304, get out of there, bro 1.00

01:56:44.200 You know, trust in your gut 1.00

01:56:46.920 If your chick has a 304 1.00

01:56:48.060 Like, it's in your best interest to get out of there 0.98

01:56:50.580 Nebraska police finally shot a woman who slashed a toddler

01:56:53.260 after leading the assault of Walmart and Knife Point

01:56:55.040 and alleged kidnapping.

01:56:56.000 Interesting, interesting.

01:56:57.220 That's crazy.

01:57:01.980 Let me see here, chat.

01:57:07.360 So we're going to go ahead.

01:57:13.520 I'm going to coordinate with Sean here in a second

01:57:15.480 to do this thing.

01:57:23.260 bear with me chat

01:57:31.820 and we're going to talk the Iraq

01:57:34.500 sorry the Iran war

01:57:36.240 so let's see here

01:57:53.260 Oh, looks like Trump is addressing the country right now on taxes, tax week.

01:58:06.400 Maximus, W interview with Scott.

01:58:07.860 He had me taking notes.

01:58:09.200 Also for anyone, his website is factsaboutiran.com.

01:58:11.300 Exactly.

01:58:12.100 I put that below.

01:58:14.920 A random question.

01:58:15.580 If you were going to pick a religion, which one would it be?

01:58:17.760 I grew up Muslim, bro.

01:58:18.820 Won't denounce the religion.

01:58:19.740 Let's see what Trump's yapping about over here.

01:58:21.160 I think he's here with Scott Bessent.

01:58:23.260 for those of you who have children born during president trump's term treasury will see and i'm

01:58:31.680 going to coordinate the denise susan debate here on the side for you guys as we watch this um

01:58:36.080 need that account with a thousand dollars for those of you there with children under 18 you

01:58:43.740 can add to those accounts great philanthropists like michael susan dell are adding to that the

01:58:49.640 And the other thing, too, is I want to remind everyone, change your withholding.

01:58:53.560 If you're getting a big tax return, a big tax refund this year, it's because you didn't change your withholding last year.

01:59:00.100 If you go, you change your withholding now, you'll get an automatic raise in your real income.

01:59:05.780 Your weekly, monthly income will go up right here, right now.

01:59:09.060 And I just want to thank President Trump for championing this program, because I can tell you, some of the more traditional Republicans on economics didn't want this to be part of the program.

01:59:25.520 President Trump fought for this the whole way, and this is why we have a new, bigger Republican Party.

01:59:31.800 It's because of policies like this.

01:59:33.600 So thank you all.

01:59:35.360 Thank you.

01:59:39.060 Thank you, Scott.

01:59:43.060 Before I introduce you, I just want to say two things

01:59:45.060 that are very important.

01:59:46.060 So, right now, in this country, we have more people

01:59:49.060 working than at any time in the history of our country.

01:59:52.060 Think of that.

01:59:53.060 And also, that's pretty good.

01:59:56.060 And, you know, while in Europe and a lot of other places,

01:59:59.060 they're looking for oil, they're looking for gas.

02:00:01.060 They want gasoline.

02:00:02.060 They're having a hard time.

02:00:03.060 We have a lot.

02:00:04.060 So, at this moment, right now, we have more oil production

02:00:08.060 And then Russia and Saudi Arabia, by far, Russia and Saudi Arabia put together, if you

02:00:13.420 add them up together, and by next year, it will be double that amount.

02:00:18.060 So it's pretty amazing.

02:00:20.380 Those two facts.

02:00:21.380 More people working than ever before.

02:00:24.020 Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Officer Cruz Littlefield, please.

02:00:28.380 Mr. President, thank you so much, and welcome to Las Vegas.

02:00:34.720 My name is Cruz Littlefield.

02:00:36.220 I'm a local police officer and a Las Vegas native.

02:00:40.040 I have a deep appreciation for the city

02:00:41.880 and have made it my calling to now protect

02:00:43.640 and serve those who also call it home.

02:00:46.060 With the passage of the great, big, beautiful bill,

02:00:48.060 my wife and I have benefited from the elimination

02:00:50.720 of taxes on overtime, allowing us to stretch every dollar

02:00:54.280 in an increasingly expensive world.

02:00:56.880 With less financial stress, I'm able to be a better

02:00:59.820 and effective asset to my community

02:01:01.900 and more present with my family.

02:01:04.420 We also just welcomed our newborn baby girl a week ago and

02:01:07.540 and have already contacted our CPA to make sure that the Trump account gets started and set up.

02:01:17.600 That's good. That's great.

02:01:20.620 Thanks to you, we're now securing her a better financial future than we were ever given as kids.

02:01:26.220 Mr. President, thank you for your time.

02:01:28.640 And thank you for your continued efforts to support the American people, especially here in Las Vegas.

02:01:32.780 I have family and friends. This is my brother.

02:01:35.500 Oh, good. Nice.

02:01:36.500 But I have family and friends in Las Vegas who are barbers, small business owners, bartenders, and first responders.

02:01:42.000 And every burden lifted for them is a step towards a stronger and safer community.

02:01:47.080 So thank you.

02:01:47.660 That's great. Thank you, Cruz.

02:01:49.380 Good job.

02:01:50.660 Good job.

02:01:55.520 The co-founder and CEO of a local nonprofit doing really well called Power to Parent, Aaron Phillips.

02:02:02.780 i'm right here actually hi i'm erin phillips it's an honor to be here as a mom and a founder of

02:02:10.860 this non-profit organization we believe that empowered parents protect kids and so everything

02:02:16.760 we do flows out of that idea and as a mom of five i have this is deeply personal to me it's not just

02:02:24.100 something that you know i talk about regularly we've seen so many families especially in our

02:02:29.240 community that feel outmatched by systems and so what we do is we try to empower them to advocate

02:02:35.540 for themselves uh through policy and um really just help with their children's education in

02:02:40.920 general and and any issue that is a parental rights issue so that's what we do um and i just

02:02:45.520 want to thank you for what you've done in regards to protecting women's sports we know that lol

02:02:51.160 protect women's sports we're really protecting the opportunities that our daughters have

02:02:55.840 and i have daughters myself and so that's really it's so important and and so many girls have

02:03:01.000 already been hurt so thank you for what you've done on that level and then you know it also helps

02:03:05.780 them know that they're worth protecting and that they matter and i think that's something that we

02:03:09.080 haven't shown now with that said he he banned uh you know lgbt people you know the alphabet people

02:03:15.240 from playing in women's sports which i think is a w because it's not fair for them to you know 0.99

02:03:19.720 compete against men because i do think guys sports for women at an early age is good keeps them from

02:03:24.880 being 304s but obviously professionals a joke our girls uh prior to this um yeah

02:03:31.240 one more thing that i just really want to um highlight is the federal tax credit scholarship

02:03:40.740 and i just need you to know that this is a game changer for families and who feel stuck i think

02:03:47.160 oftentimes we have these families that i already mentioned that they feel outmatched by systems

02:03:52.180 and they are stuck in a system that is not working for their child.

02:03:55.660 And so what this scholarship does is it expands education freedom.

02:03:59.680 It gives parents the power to choose the right education for their children.

02:04:04.580 And families that we serve in our community, it means hope.

02:04:07.720 It means access.

02:04:08.800 It means a future for their children that they otherwise wouldn't be able to afford.

02:04:12.900 And we are already planning, preparing to help families access this money here in Nevada.

02:04:17.480 So thank you for that.

02:04:19.120 And lastly, I just want to say that I'm grateful for your leadership.

02:04:22.180 because you recognize the critical role that families play.

02:04:25.380 So thank you so much.

02:04:26.380 Thank you very much. Great job. Thank you.

02:04:31.840 Thank you, Erin. Thank you, Jeff. Thank you very much.

02:04:34.540 Bartender and makeup artist, Erica Cassell.

02:04:40.740 Hi, President Trump.

02:04:42.980 I'm a makeup artist and a bartender here in Las Vegas.

02:04:45.820 I just wanted to say thank you for all you've done for us.

02:04:48.820 I know as a bartender, the no tax on tips is amazing, especially, I'm going to start crying.

02:04:54.520 He goes, I expect a mom.

02:04:56.900 It's great for my daughter. 0.96

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02:05:23.700 I got some losers that came in, right,

02:05:25.980 because this book was like a number one bestseller,

02:05:27.500 but then obviously my paperback version got taken off Amazon,

02:05:30.360 messed up with the numbers.

02:05:31.520 So hopefully we'll get it back in a few days.

02:05:33.280 But if you guys pick up the Kindle version,

02:05:36.000 or you can get the hardcover.

02:05:36.860 The hardcover looks pretty good, as you guys can see behind me here.

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02:05:46.000 If you go ahead and you get it, the hardcover, 30 bucks, but it looks pretty good, nice and clean.

02:05:54.620 Or just get the Kindle version, as you guys can see right here, because the Kindle version is only less than $10, and it's a great way to support.

02:06:03.240 And to be honest, what I really want, right, I don't even care about the money.

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02:06:09.580 So if you guys rock with me, click that button, get it on Kindle, and then leave a five-star review.

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02:06:16.000 That helps so much with everything. 0.98

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02:06:25.120 and, you know, left low reviews because they're haters. 0.93

02:06:30.600 Because, you know, you guys remember the Netflix documentary came out. 1.00

02:06:33.760 Fucking dorks. 1.00

02:06:35.440 As well, the Trump account's also amazing. 1.00

02:06:38.960 So thank you so much.

02:06:41.020 Thank you very much.

02:06:42.040 Well, you enjoy it, and good luck.

02:06:45.280 Good job.

02:06:45.800 Thank you guys. And a longtime culinary worker, great person, Nicole Williams. Thank you.

02:06:54.200 Thank you. Hello, Mr. President. I am a longtime bartender on the Las Vegas Strip. And I first

02:07:03.460 heard the idea of no tax on tips mentioned to me, my friend Alita, who helped manage her campaign in

02:07:09.060 Nevada and she is a she's amazing she mentioned it to me and I started thinking about like what

02:07:17.480 an awesome idea it was because in Nevada we have what is called a tip compliance not a lot of people

02:07:23.160 know about that where the IRS comes in and they say you're going to make this amount of tips in

02:07:27.520 an hour we're going to tax you on that even if you don't make that amount of tips you're going

02:07:30.920 to get taxed on it so I thought that would be an incredible opportunity to keep some more cash in

02:07:37.800 my pocket so then she reached out and i actually spoke at an event for you for no tax on tips

02:07:43.540 i spoke with you the day that robert kennedy the greatest hospitality employees in the world here

02:07:49.180 in las vegas absolutely and uh i i don't know what's going on with the massive uh rallies here

02:07:59.320 here in nevada was actually at sunset park just south of here and uh and you made this no tax on

02:08:06.360 tips pledge and everybody heard it for the first time and people were just excited and as nicole

02:08:13.860 mentioned it wasn't just a pledge but you did it so on behalf of all the hospitality workers here

02:08:19.620 in las vegas and nevada thank you for putting more money in the pockets of our families

02:08:23.920 and uh just just one other thing uh i'm a former uh captain with the las vegas much palm police

02:08:34.240 department. I know how much overtime these police officers work and how much overtime a lot of

02:08:40.460 employees work. And for you to make that pledge and come through and no taxes on overtime, again,

02:08:46.740 thank you very much for putting money in the pockets of our family. God bless you all.

02:08:50.740 Thank you, Stephanie. So I just want to say this is a special state. It's a special place.

02:09:01.920 We've done so well here.

02:09:03.320 I have so many friends here.

02:09:05.080 It's been, it was great before I ran for politics,

02:09:07.480 ran for office, and right up to this moment,

02:09:10.740 and even this event, there's a lot of love.

02:09:12.500 It's just such love.

02:09:14.520 And, you know, those three things, but especially here,

02:09:17.720 but really here, it's all three.

02:09:19.260 It's overtime, right?

02:09:21.400 And it's, you take a look at the tips, the tips.

02:09:24.360 I don't even know which is the biggest.

02:09:25.740 You could probably take a poll.

02:09:26.900 and it's uh social security no tax on social security who would think and when i did it

02:09:33.080 it was a pretty big number let me could i ask you all right let's jump onto twitter space real quick

02:09:38.080 guys actually give in to the powers that be to save themselves and their family that's just

02:09:46.740 human nature so i don't mean it as being disrespectful and they could be dead maybe

02:09:51.560 these people were not going along with the plan that was at the top but just like with um

02:09:56.720 Maduro. You're wrong. You're wrong. Just stop it. Just stop it, please. I want to thank Beatrice and Suleyman for all the time they put and to go through all of this. I have no patience for this. He actually died for his belief. He actually, they asked him to go to bunker. He said, no. Can you take all the evil?

02:10:21.920 Johan, thank you so much for the gifted

02:10:23.260 sub just now. I see

02:10:25.760 that. I appreciate you. Let me read some of these other

02:10:27.720 chats because a woman is talking. Trump 1.00

02:10:29.700 really be giving $1,000, especially

02:10:31.240 honestly, $1,000 is kind of nothing

02:10:33.660 nowadays. Everything is expensive. Yeah, it is

02:10:35.720 kind of expensive.

02:10:39.700 Now, my friend sent me the pictures of that

02:10:41.620 fat guy. I told him that's what we

02:10:43.680 used to all do in school, etc.

02:10:46.560 But he said

02:10:47.720 you were a grown-ass man at the time. Yeah, people are stupid, 1.00

02:10:49.780 bro. I was in my 20s. 1.00

02:10:51.920 So, you know, people are retarded. 1.00

02:10:55.300 But yeah, Los Poyos is a moron, dude. 1.00

02:10:59.580 He's a fucking retard. 1.00

02:11:05.900 And, bro, your friend is probably a blue pill normie. 1.00

02:11:08.040 Like, you know what I mean?

02:11:08.580 Let's be honest here. 1.00

02:11:10.340 I don't know how people can listen to women over Skyward. 1.00

02:11:12.640 Yeah, I know, dude. 1.00

02:11:13.200 It's fucking crazy. 1.00

02:11:14.560 So I'm telling you, dude, most of these people are low IQ, man. 1.00

02:11:17.580 Am I wrong with that? 0.84

02:11:19.220 Yeah, what's up, man?

02:11:19.960 Sorry.

02:11:20.160 I just I'm on I'm on stream. I had myself muted. What's up, everybody? Yeah, doing good. How are you? Good, good, good, man.

02:11:28.240 Just getting ready here. I think I'm going to go debate the next soon as I hear very soon on.

02:11:33.620 On the Iran war, so getting ready for that. Nice. So, but yeah, what's up with you guys?

02:11:41.140 What's the latest as far as today goes? The blockade is still failing or what's going on?

02:11:44.720 yeah blockade is kind of uh not much has happened in there there's ships coming in and out in terms

02:11:51.200 of lebanon the ceasefire started three hours ago uh it was oh with lebanon officially now yeah

02:11:57.740 yeah officially started we've not seen really any bombing since then so it shows iran uh caused the

02:12:04.860 ceasefire there um what else yeah pakistan right sorry because i know the pakistani delegation

02:12:11.780 came yesterday um yeah exactly so this seems like iran demanded that this happen before they um

02:12:19.620 iran demanded this happen before they basically talk about any kind of ceasefire talks and they

02:12:25.500 said they want the israelis to confirm it before that happens and quite clearly they have done that

02:12:30.940 so that's quite um good yeah no i saw that um i saw that that the head of parliament you know

02:12:37.560 basically said hey look if you guys don't you know if you don't do the ceasefire we can't talk

02:12:42.140 unless a ceasefire in lebanon is effectuated effected immediately effectuated so that makes

02:12:47.140 sense exactly and they've made that happen and why why that's interesting is so there's a few

02:12:54.340 interesting points so first of all why that's interesting because now it demonstrates that

02:12:57.580 the lebanese government is a complete failure because israel will be bombing them for like

02:13:03.440 two years even after this ceasefire and the only way that there was an opportunity to actually have 0.65

02:13:09.960 a day without the israelis bombing them was by a forced resistance by iran uh hezbollah joining

02:13:19.700 this war and now they do have peace in the country for 10 days at least where there won't actually be

02:13:26.780 any bombing so major w for hezbollah major w for iran ceasefire happened and in terms of the second

02:13:33.820 point about lebanon is um if you remember ben jabil they um the israelis were trying to take it

02:13:41.980 and that obviously completely failed hence why they agreed to the ceasefire as well today

02:13:47.580 no i i believe it

02:13:51.260 so that's kind of the latest news on that

02:13:52.860 that's that's uh that's good to hear and myron did you hear about the about the aircraft carrier

02:14:02.200 run real short on food and all uh which one the the lincoln abraham lincoln really and i guess

02:14:09.540 and i don't know if andy's there yeah is it okay so if i can ask about that real quick

02:14:13.580 yeah okay yeah myron i andy said he posted i guess uh i guess mays posted it uh it said

02:14:22.320 Suleiman has it up there.

02:14:24.440 Abraham Lincoln and maybe even the Tripoli are running into severe ration problems,

02:14:29.380 food problems, so they're rationing their meals.

02:14:33.180 And I was just saying that's going to be very significant, of course, for obvious reasons.

02:14:38.760 And, yeah, I don't know if you heard about that.

02:14:40.820 Is the Ford still out of commission, right?

02:14:42.940 Still getting repairs for the dryer fire?

02:14:45.220 And I say that with air quotes.

02:14:47.280 Yeah.

02:14:48.060 Well, yeah, the dryer fire.

02:14:50.440 Yeah, I like that.

02:14:51.060 No, apparently it's been repaired, and I don't have the latest in exactly its position, but it is still in theater somewhere.

02:15:02.320 One thing about U.S. naval forces afloat, they try to keep that under really close wraps, but with satellite imagery, et cetera, et cetera, we still see a lot more than we used to.

02:15:12.540 But no, it's still operational to some extent. And even if it isn't the Ford or the Abraham Lincoln that's having that food issue for rations, that's got to be affecting also the other forces afloat because those forces afloat get their AFS.

02:15:35.120 that's the auxiliary fast forward supply ships and there's got to be something going on there

02:15:40.380 but to have three battle groups deployed without the surge i saw in desert storm uh tells me that

02:15:49.500 logistics is going to be more and more of an issue as we go into this yeah i'm talking i believe

02:15:55.440 that yeah but go ahead no no no i was gonna say no i i believe that because obviously um you know

02:16:01.380 your resources and access to food and everything else like that and the supply lines dictate how

02:16:05.980 long you can be in a conflict so uh so yeah that's that's a big development the fact that

02:16:10.980 um excuse me that uh they're running out of food that means they can't stay there much longer and

02:16:17.380 and we already know that these aircraft carriers have already been like kind of tapped out because

02:16:20.520 they weren't used in other missions prior to this they kind of just got pulled to the region

02:16:24.460 last minute so i remember like with the ford for example um you know they had toilet issues

02:16:30.620 you know took them like 45 minutes to to use the bathroom lines were out the wooza you know and

02:16:36.300 this all affects morale obviously right it's already bad enough we're getting into a a very

02:16:40.020 unpopular war you know to go ahead and say uh where it's like service members can't even use

02:16:46.580 the bathroom that's just like you know now it's really bad that's a killer for morale oh yeah

02:16:52.080 that when we were on an extended deployment once on a submarine op and we got down to severe

02:16:57.820 limited rations and it came down to

02:16:59.960 flour and water I won't go into the details

02:17:01.980 and man oh man oh man it

02:17:03.700 gets hairy but that's a very

02:17:06.000 very tight tight small group of

02:17:07.780 120 men highly

02:17:09.240 involved in it in

02:17:11.860 the game here where you get a massive

02:17:14.060 carry with 5000 people

02:17:15.760 the chain of command and everything like this

02:17:17.760 this is going to be a major deal I'm watching

02:17:20.000 very carefully

02:17:20.680 yeah no I agree it's

02:17:24.020 definitely it's a morale killer

02:17:25.740 absolute morale killer

02:17:27.820 And I think, honestly, the same thing happened there. 1.00

02:17:30.120 They probably got happy when that guy got hit with that Iranian drone 0.57

02:17:32.760 or whatever they got hit with, because no one believes that, you know,

02:17:35.960 they got hit.

02:17:36.520 It was a dryer fire.

02:17:38.520 Like, seriously?

02:17:40.540 Come on, Myron.

02:17:41.720 The dryer fire, brother.

02:17:43.060 Shut that.

02:17:44.400 Come on.

02:17:46.800 Absolutely.

02:17:47.900 Absolutely. 1.00

02:17:49.420 Yeah, and best of luck taking on the Suze there, man. 1.00

02:17:52.800 You're one of the big guns there, man. 1.00

02:17:54.820 You can do it.

02:17:57.820 yeah absolutely

02:17:58.480 yeah looking forward to that

02:18:01.720 yeah I'm going to jump on right now

02:18:03.740 in their thing because we got to get ready

02:18:05.980 but no it's always good to chop it up with you guys

02:18:07.940 appreciate you coming on

02:18:09.720 thank you for the other stuff behind the scenes that we're discussing

02:18:12.040 too thank you for that bro

02:18:12.900 yeah no worries

02:18:14.080 it's a part of the business man

02:18:16.720 when you're controversial like me it's a part of the business

02:18:18.680 so I don't mind at all man

02:18:19.760 there's going to be certain people who are not willing to

02:18:22.260 get on the platform together isn't it

02:18:24.360 yeah it's all good

02:18:25.440 alright man take it easy

02:18:26.820 We've got Riyadh here.

02:18:28.340 Riyadh, thanks for joining us. 0.98

02:18:29.540 I hope you didn't want to. 1.00

02:18:30.700 Shit, my brother's joined. 1.00

02:18:31.820 Okay. 1.00

02:18:32.960 Let me...

02:18:39.020 Let me get in here, chat.

02:18:40.620 I'm getting ready right now.

02:18:57.320 Bear with me real quick, chat.

02:19:01.420 Here, I won't use my laptop.

02:19:03.520 I don't think it's your laptop.

02:19:04.480 I don't think it's your laptop.

02:19:07.540 It's not my internet connection.

02:19:09.080 It's not.

02:19:15.880 Bear with me, chat.

02:19:16.740 Yeah.

02:19:26.820 They're using this other software. 0.91

02:19:28.600 What the hell? 0.89

02:19:33.140 Okay. 0.97

02:19:34.900 What's up, Dinesh?

02:19:35.600 Can you hear me?

02:19:39.980 Are you on Chrome?

02:19:47.680 It says to use Chrome on ChatGPT.

02:19:49.640 I don't know if that matters.

02:19:52.460 Hey, Chad, don't worry.

02:19:53.500 I'm here.

02:19:54.600 I'm just, like, adjusting some stuff.

02:19:56.000 Okay.

02:19:56.820 Yeah, it's saying native app or Chrome.

02:20:02.060 Can you guys hear me?

02:20:03.900 Yeah, can you hear me, Maher?

02:20:05.100 Yeah, I can hear you.

02:20:06.220 I can see Dinesh as well.

02:20:09.320 I'm live on stream right now as we speak, guys.

02:20:11.320 So I'm live on stream.

02:20:12.000 I'm going to share my screen real fast.

02:20:14.500 Cool.

02:20:15.160 Okay.

02:20:21.520 Okay.

02:20:23.040 Hey, chat, are you guys getting in the audio good on my end, Chad?

02:20:25.980 Are you guys good?

02:20:26.520 And Dinesh, can you talk in your mic real quick so I can make sure?

02:20:28.800 Oh, yeah. Hey, testing one, two, three, four, testing one, two, three, four.

02:20:32.380 How does that sound?

02:20:33.320 Give me ones, guys, in chat, if you guys can hear everything.

02:20:36.660 Give me ones.

02:20:38.180 You guys can hear me and Dinesh and Sean Kelly.

02:20:40.860 Sean Kelly is going to be hosting this discussion, guys.

02:20:43.620 So, all right.

02:20:44.940 They can all hear each other, so I think we're good.

02:20:46.920 Yeah, they can hear on your end, too.

02:20:48.740 It's just, yeah, because, you know, different multiple things.

02:20:50.680 But, yeah, they can hear us.

02:20:52.740 Yeah, Dinesh can hear my – Dinesh, can you hear me?

02:20:54.960 yep i'll hear you both yeah they can both hear me yeah well i think we're good

02:20:59.760 can you guys see me too uh i cannot see you though no oh they can't see me

02:21:06.520 yeah i i actually cannot see anybody uh my screen is blank

02:21:10.640 okay oh dinesh can't see anyone he can't see my or another

02:21:18.140 Dinesh is your producer by you

02:21:29.200 he's not here but but you guys have his

02:21:31.980 contact you can call him I think he's

02:21:33.980 also I think he's in touch with you

02:21:36.660 with your yeah so I think they're all

02:21:40.060 trying to he'll probably know how to get

02:21:42.720 yeah on your screen

02:21:44.440 oh this is improving yeah here we go i see myself and i think i see both of you now

02:21:59.060 yeah on my end it does like this uh it's like a long bar is there a way for me to make this

02:22:04.480 like not okay there we go that's probably better right there

02:22:07.540 We're going to get this thing going here soon.

02:22:15.180 I'll be right back, guys.

02:22:17.360 Yeah, do you there?

02:22:25.880 Hey, Ed.

02:22:27.740 Yeah, Dinesh can see and hear us now.

02:22:29.420 Hey, Ed, I now see the studio.

02:22:35.520 You can't see me.

02:22:36.720 Yeah, yeah, that's fine.

02:22:37.540 that's totally fine. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's totally fine. Yeah.

02:22:43.120 That's no problem. Okay. Yeah. Sounds good. Okay. Bye.

02:22:50.680 Okay. They're restarting it one more time guys.

02:22:55.600 Just rejoin the same link.

02:23:07.540 Thank you.

02:23:37.540 Sean, do you hear me?

02:23:44.100 Oh, hang on.

02:23:48.720 You guys have really...

02:23:49.720 Guys, can you turn up the volume on your side so I can hear better?

02:23:55.540 Meaning Sean is really soft.

02:23:59.140 I don't hear his voice.

02:24:00.780 At least as of now, I don't hear it normal.

02:24:05.780 all right can you guys hear me um yeah myron i hear you you you seem fine uh for some reason

02:24:20.460 sean is very uh i'm hearing him very do you hear sean uh sean no i don't hear him right now

02:24:26.320 i can hear like i can hear his voice but like through an echo his mic might be muted

02:24:37.400 he can hear me through an echo like okay now i hear you now i hear you sean hey sean you're fine

02:24:43.200 we hear you now oh now we can no echo now right okay uh sean how do i do it where it um doesn't

02:24:50.640 make it like so narrow and like long is there a way for me to make it like more widescreen

02:24:54.880 the camera footed the camera is there a way to make it widescreen for myron i've never used

02:24:59.840 riverside before vertical angles um they said you could change it on your computer myron how do i do

02:25:10.120 that you said desktop i think yeah i'm on desktop yeah so like do i go

02:25:22.960 visual effects mute no pen no i had it right before but i don't know what happened it just

02:25:30.860 switched back put your mouse on any of the photos of us and there's two arrows pointing outwards

02:25:42.820 he said

02:25:43.200 does that work no it just shows pen visual effects mute

02:25:51.340 let's you put the title try the top right of either me or dinesh our rectangles

02:26:00.340 should be two arrows because i see your arrows on my screen when we hover the top right

02:26:07.440 it might be because you're the host and we might not have access

02:26:11.020 layout look for a layout in the bottom left i see raise react speaker cam mike

02:26:25.880 people chat nothing with uh layout layout might be because i'm i'm a guest you might have to do

02:26:35.100 it on your end maybe i don't know if not it's fine presentation maybe or no

02:26:41.340 what's that maybe the arrow yeah the box with the arrow oh no no that one looks bad

02:26:55.360 so you

02:26:57.500 there's no way to hide me

02:27:00.980 he wants to see Dinesh I think

02:27:05.420 no I can see Dinesh it's just that it's coming all

02:27:07.960 it's vertical

02:27:09.860 versus horizontal

02:27:12.120 because it's like a weird

02:27:13.260 whatever

02:27:15.100 does anyone in your chat know how to fix it

02:27:21.880 I'm not sure because you can't see anything on our end

02:27:24.060 Yeah. Dinesh, is it also narrow on your side too? Like where it's like, just like a vertical versus horizontal?

02:27:30.000 No, mine's completely different. Cause I'm in my home studio. So I'm just sitting at a desk and looking at you through a screen. Uh, I don't, I don't have any computer in front of me.

02:27:38.480 Gotcha. Someone else is running it. Okay. Gotcha. Gotcha. Okay. Someone's running it behind the scenes for you. Okay.

02:27:54.060 yeah i've never used this program before i've always used extreme yard or or uh zoom

02:28:03.240 trying to look oh i think i fixed it okay you got it i think so yeah

02:28:09.040 perfect oh okay that's

02:28:13.620 okay yeah i think uh i think we got it let me know when you guys are ready and i'll start the intro

02:28:25.820 i'm ready yeah i think i'm good on my end too man let me put my stuff on

02:28:32.000 you and uh yeah okay they're ready to go guys whenever you are i'm live on my end too sean

02:28:39.480 I'm broadcasting everywhere.

02:28:40.400 I'm on YouTube, Rumble, Kick.

02:28:42.860 He's already streaming it.

02:28:44.080 Is Dinesh streaming it?

02:28:47.580 Okay.

02:28:48.900 Dinesh, if you want to stream it on your own, bro, you're welcome.

02:28:51.700 I mean, we can wait for you if you want to.

02:28:54.760 Yeah, they're working on it with Dinesh's team right now.

02:28:56.940 Okay.

02:28:57.960 I'll sit.

02:28:58.680 Yeah, we can sit tight.

02:29:00.320 Cool.

02:29:01.400 No worries.

02:29:06.780 Here, I'll mute myself real quick and talk to my chat.

02:29:08.820 But I'm still here.

02:29:09.700 No worries.

02:29:10.400 All right.

02:29:11.260 All right.

02:29:11.780 Let's see here.

02:29:13.060 Okay.

02:29:13.560 Tonic says,

02:29:14.500 Martin,

02:29:14.720 on behalf of the Beaners,

02:29:16.220 you're invited to the carne asada.

02:29:17.440 Thank you,

02:29:17.860 Tonic.

02:29:18.680 Burrell says,

02:29:19.360 don't pull any punches.

02:29:20.240 Just hit hard and fast.

02:29:21.140 No worries.

02:29:22.140 Champ says,

02:29:22.720 check this video of a dad giving his son discipline for stealing.

02:29:25.060 Good joke.

02:29:26.420 It gives a one.

02:29:27.100 Thank you.

02:29:27.840 David Singer arrested for today.

02:29:29.240 We'll cover that later today.

02:29:30.260 I just saw that news just got breaking.

02:29:32.800 You ever hear,

02:29:33.300 you ever plan to have Larry C also back on in the future?

02:29:38.200 Yeah.

02:29:39.320 I definitely will.

02:29:45.960 I definitely will chat.

02:30:03.400 Okay.

02:30:05.600 Okay, two minutes, guys.

02:30:06.940 We're just trying to get Dinesh's live stream up.

02:30:08.600 Yeah, yeah. No worries, dude. No worries.

02:30:38.600 right pickle says uh w myron uh verse top jeep appreciate you guys man you guys are hilarious

02:30:50.600 and guys i will tell you guys this right now i in the middle of the broadcast i probably will cut

02:31:02.320 youtube and go to kick only so get ready probably in about 30 minutes or so we'll do

02:31:08.280 Do a Trello link?

02:31:20.040 Trello.

02:31:38.280 and chat just so you guys know our topic is the debate topic

02:32:08.280 got it fixed the debate is going to be chat okay trumping around is he doing the right thing is he

02:32:24.440 winning or losing that is going to be the topic of this debate chat so for those you guys those

02:32:28.060 you guys are just joining in it is is uh is he doing the right thing winning or losing that is

02:32:36.040 the topic, my friends.

02:33:06.040 Thank you.

02:33:36.040 The date's wrong on his live

02:34:06.020 stream it says april 16th 146. hey sean for some weird reason now i got you twice on uh on my

02:34:16.940 screen uh let me fix that myron said he has me twice

02:34:22.980 there we go gotcha sorry we're just fixing dinesh's live stream no no you're good you're good man

02:34:36.700 I think for the first time,

02:34:37.860 I'm not the one with the technical problems holding us up.

02:34:41.120 It's always me, bro.

02:34:42.160 It's always me.

02:34:43.040 So I welcome this.

02:34:45.840 I welcome this.

02:34:48.620 Everyone makes fun because I'm always the one

02:34:50.060 that can't figure out Discord and stuff.

02:34:51.640 You know what I mean?

02:34:53.660 All right, I think we just got it.

02:34:55.300 Are we good, guys?

02:34:56.720 And if you could turn up your mic on your side, Sean,

02:34:59.360 and then, Dinesh, can you do a quick sound check for me

02:35:01.100 one more time?

02:35:02.080 Yeah, hey, testing one, two, three, four.

02:35:04.260 Okay, so I can hear you nice and clear.

02:35:06.020 Chad, give me once if you guys can hear Dinesh well.

02:35:08.120 And then if you could turn yours up, Sean, exactly.

02:35:11.660 Just a little bit.

02:35:12.660 He said mine's a little soft.

02:35:15.460 Mic test one, two, one, two.

02:35:17.040 That's better.

02:35:17.620 I can hear you now.

02:35:18.580 We hear you.

02:35:19.340 Okay.

02:35:20.580 They said it's good now.

02:35:23.460 Okay.

02:35:23.820 Let me just make sure we're live on Dinesh.

02:35:29.060 Sorry for the delays, guys.

02:35:30.220 That's on me.

02:35:36.020 it's not working okay okay they're resending his stream key myron could you give us another

02:35:54.240 yeah yeah no problem man no problem 612 okay it's better to get it all across the board

02:36:02.520 So, all good, man.

02:36:05.400 Can I pay extra to do another 15?

02:36:07.740 You want to do the whole hour?

02:36:08.960 Yeah. 1.00

02:36:09.560 Okay, shout out to Vanessa.

02:36:11.800 Appreciate you.

02:36:13.240 For the gifted sub three minutes ago. 0.98

02:36:16.860 Joke says it's Dinesh Indian. 0.99

02:36:18.340 Yes, he is. 0.82

02:36:18.700 Shout out to OSS.

02:36:19.540 I just told him an hour.

02:36:19.960 I won't honor that on the time block.

02:36:22.660 FNF Latin last night had me dying.

02:36:25.620 This is Sean from Uncensored America?

02:36:26.820 No, this is Sean Kelly.

02:36:28.240 Not Sean from Uncensored America.

02:36:32.040 uh yeah up on youtube yeah i'm up everywhere myron are you live on youtube oh sorry yeah i'm

02:36:50.140 up everywhere i'm up on youtube kick rumble everywhere i had sorry i'm on youtube yeah i'm

02:36:54.220 up because i was streaming before this okay no they're just trying to figure out the best way

02:36:59.240 to stream it on my so maybe he can mirror my own son yeah he's he's free to steal my feet if he

02:37:10.560 wants i don't mind it might be a little delayed though i think i'm on kick kick has the best

02:37:15.180 latency okay which is the closest let me see tyus is on the phone with his producer right now

02:37:21.540 Are you seeing a feed coming through that?

02:37:29.260 I'll just mute myself here.

02:37:31.460 So, yeah, chat, while we wait for this, yes, breaking news.

02:37:37.560 David was arrested for murder.

02:37:41.320 We're going live, everybody.

02:37:42.640 Okay, it's working.

02:37:43.340 Okay, never mind.

02:37:44.780 All right, let's go back then.

02:37:51.540 yeah so david the singer guys as y'all know he got he literally just got um picked up it looks

02:37:59.260 like yeah yeah i'm frozen 42 minutes ago a singer arrested connection with murder of teen

02:38:09.640 uh celeste rivas hernandez so they just got him guys breaking news over the last hour or so

02:38:15.500 I mean we knew this was coming

02:38:19.240 as soon as they found that body in the Tesla

02:38:21.320 bro I was like yeah it's a wrap for this guy

02:38:23.240 bro we knew he was

02:38:25.100 cooked

02:38:25.440 so he's been arrested in connection with the murder of a teenager

02:38:29.280 who a decomposing body was found in the trunk of a Tesla

02:38:31.160 registered to this singer

02:38:32.720 police said Thursday his legal name is

02:38:35.000 David Burke being held without bail officials said

02:38:37.020 and she

02:38:39.080 died in September 2025

02:38:41.140 14 year old Celeste Rivas

02:38:42.920 can you guys hear me?

02:38:46.280 No.

02:38:48.640 No.

02:38:49.680 Yeah, I can hear you.

02:38:50.380 You're coming in low right now, though, Sean.

02:38:52.260 And your screen froze.

02:38:54.340 But my screen froze.

02:38:57.580 But yeah, bro is cooked.

02:38:59.500 Yeah.

02:39:01.680 Bro is definitely cooked.

02:39:06.960 Trump's still yapping?

02:39:08.660 Okay, now it's over.

02:39:15.500 breaking news and arrest in the case of celeste rivas the teen girl found in the trunk of a

02:39:22.120 rapper's car an assignment editor mike rogers is at the desk working the story you've got late

02:39:27.100 information from lapd mike yeah all of this still coming in here to the newsroom and to the desk

02:39:31.020 but what we can tell you right now is that the rapper david whose name is david burke has been

02:39:36.020 arrested for the murder of celeste rivas that's according to the los angeles police department

02:39:40.160 there is celeste rivas you remember this is a case that has grabbed headlines and she was a minor

02:39:43.700 only like 14 15 now with that said i think david is like 18 or 19 so like they're like somewhat

02:39:48.820 similar in age but still an l uh i can hear you but you're low yeah sean you're you're um very soft

02:39:57.940 they said i'm soft the volume yeah can we raise it

02:40:03.460 mic test one two one two uh still coming in low still low yo yo yo yo still low

02:40:12.940 mic test one two one two still low still low

02:40:17.640 however you had it before was good they said however we had it before for audio wise at least

02:40:24.820 oh you didn't change anything jesus are they using obs are you on obs

02:40:31.820 are you using obs no they're not maybe up your microphone um on the website

02:40:44.520 is there a way to increase the volume on the site he said

02:40:47.740 actually you know what i think i found a way to do it on mine go ahead to talk again sean

02:40:53.080 i'm maxed out on mine you're maxed out on yours um hey sean i hear you i think you're okay i mean

02:40:59.200 you're just moderating so i think we're fine i can't hear you okay yeah we're okay yeah we'll

02:41:04.960 make it work i'll just talk louder than normal yeah talk louder than normal and i even bumped

02:41:08.100 up the audio on my side a little bit so okay you guys ready we're ready all right yeah we're good

02:41:14.440 guys can we start this oh it already started all right all right guys here for a debate today we

02:41:21.840 got dinesh and myron the prompt is is trump doing the right thing is he winning or losing the war

02:41:27.240 We're going to do five minute openings, 40 minutes back and forth and then five minute closings.

02:41:32.160 We're going to start with Myron's five minute opening. Myron, whenever you start talking, I'll start the timer.

02:41:37.980 OK, so, yeah, so. This war is a catastrophe in every angle.

02:41:45.580 I think that we're losing this conflict from multiple different angles.

02:41:48.760 I think we're losing it diplomatically. I think we're losing it economically.

02:41:51.600 We're losing it militarily to a degree, even though we are still pummeling Iran with our over superior fighting power. 0.71

02:42:01.740 But we're also losing our basically our footing in the region. 0.59

02:42:06.280 And then lastly, politically, obviously, this war and I'll kind of go through.

02:42:10.260 So first, when I say diplomatically, we are hurting our partners in the Gulf who we just literally did strategic alliances with for more investments.

02:42:18.880 We had a duty to protect them and support them, and we've put them in harm's way and

02:42:23.100 affected our own credibility in the region.

02:42:25.620 Partners that have been alongside us for a very long time, including members of NATO,

02:42:30.420 have distanced themselves from this reckless foreign policy.

02:42:35.000 Economically, we're literally experiencing one of the worst energy crises we've ever

02:42:39.080 experienced since the 1970s and or during the Russia-Ukraine war when it first kicked

02:42:43.960 off in 2022.

02:42:45.460 Many different economists and energy experts agree to this. 0.86

02:42:48.420 militarily, we are destroying Iran and their, you know, their Navy and Air Force, etc. 0.91

02:42:54.760 But that's not really the root cause of the problem here. 0.94

02:42:56.880 It's the ballistic missile program, which is what's actually doing the majority of their damage in their drones.

02:43:00.920 And, you know, we see that they absolutely still have the capabilities to launch missiles and drones,

02:43:06.740 despite the fact that, you know, people at the Pentagon say we took out 90 percent of their ability to attack,

02:43:12.940 which I think is ridiculous and not true.

02:43:14.480 And that's actually been corrected recently by intelligence agencies saying that, look, it's somewhere maybe around 50 percent that we've destroyed at this point.

02:43:22.560 And then lastly, and we could go into more, you know, later, but this is my opening here.

02:43:28.780 And then lastly, politically, Trump campaigned on no new wars.

02:43:32.160 And the fact that he has gone back on that promise and got us into another conflict with a, you know, fairly formidable power has created a lot of issues for us alongside all the other issues that I've stated before.

02:43:44.620 So this goes against what he campaigned against.

02:43:47.980 It goes against what a lot of us voted for.

02:43:49.960 One of the main reasons I voted for Trump was foreign policy and not getting us into wars, ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict, not getting involved with Iran, not creating more Middle Eastern wars like we did with Iraq.

02:44:00.540 We've seen that that was a monumental failure.

02:44:02.840 And quite frankly, he's betrayed his base and it's, you know, that voted for him for the anti-war perspective.

02:44:07.740 So these are the reasons why I think this war has been a catastrophe and a strategic failure in many different ways, despite the fact that we might still be winning it militarily in some limited perspective.

02:44:19.800 You still have 220, Myron. Do you want to end it there or keep going?

02:44:22.440 No, because I just wanted to kind of overview my different views of why we're losing this thing.

02:44:27.040 And then, you know, and then we can expand later on based on whatever Dinesh wants to go into.

02:44:31.800 Okay. When you start, Dinesh, I'll start the timer.

02:44:34.180 all right uh sean thanks for having us um really appreciate the chance to have this conversation

02:44:40.460 and participate in this debate i'm in a little bit of a funny position because i have a defense

02:44:45.700 of trump and a defense of what he's doing in iran but it happens not to be trump's own defense in

02:44:52.600 other words i want to argue that it's very common on the left and the right among people who don't

02:44:58.400 like trump but even people who like trump to try to understand him in some kind of ideological

02:45:03.620 framework. Like Trump campaigned on being sort of an isolationist. He said, we're not going to

02:45:09.560 get involved abroad. And I want to argue that Trump is not fundamentally an ideological guy

02:45:16.460 at all. He is a transactional guy. If you want to think of how Trump thinks, he thinks like the

02:45:22.020 Chinese. When the Chinese go to Africa, they don't say, we're going to help you create democracy.

02:45:27.020 They say, hey, listen, we'll give you some money to build a port. And we want to have some leverage 0.94

02:45:31.220 over your economy, and we want to have part ownership of that port. And so the Chinese 0.99

02:45:36.620 are building their leverage that way. Let's remember that a lot of people who voted for 0.80

02:45:40.740 Trump voted for a businessman. They said, we don't want a politician. We've heard the normal

02:45:45.540 political talk, a lot of it fundamentally dishonest. Let's bring in a guy who's transactional,

02:45:51.960 who knows how to run things. In fact, we're going to bring in not just any kind of businessman,

02:45:55.720 man, we're going to bring in like a real estate guy. And that's, in fact, what happened. And so

02:46:01.560 Trump, I would argue, is sort of the world's first, certainly America's first real estate

02:46:07.200 president, by which I mean, he's protecting the property values, of course, the home values,

02:46:12.840 of course, the people, also the assets of the United States. And he views the world through

02:46:18.660 that framework. I think it's important to understand Trump before we defend Trump,

02:46:22.700 before I attempt to make a defense of Trump.

02:46:25.000 So in my opening statement, I'm going to make no defense.

02:46:27.400 I'm just sort of laying out how Trump, I think, views the Middle East, how he views Iran.

02:46:34.840 Essentially, Trump is trying to create a peaceful, prosperous framework for the Middle East.

02:46:40.380 Even when Trump looks at Gaza, he's like, hey, listen, I'm a real estate guy.

02:46:43.860 This is a bunch of rubble.

02:46:45.160 Why can't we have buildings, coffee shops, maybe a Trump Tower, people going to work every day?

02:46:50.460 Instead of all this death cult, instead of we love death more than life, Trump looks

02:46:56.240 at the Middle East and he sees many Muslim countries that want to trade, that want to

02:47:00.440 do business, that want to sell oil, that want to do AI, that want to build robotics. 0.94

02:47:05.180 And here you've got this death cult in Iran, and it's been going for 50 years. 0.90

02:47:09.960 And it's all about debt to America, and we want to get nuclear weapons, and we want global 0.91

02:47:14.420 jihad.

02:47:14.940 And basically, I think Trump's view is these are arsonists in a real estate neighborhood, and they need to be stopped.

02:47:23.080 So I think that is the fundamental motivation of Trump in this situation.

02:47:27.460 I'll make my defense of it later.

02:47:29.140 Here, I'm merely giving a description, a brief description, of how I think Trump sees the region and indeed the world.

02:47:36.900 Okay, that was three minutes.

02:47:38.480 You want to call it there, Dinesh?

02:47:39.860 I'm fine for right now, yes.

02:47:41.400 Okay, so we'll move into timed responses now.

02:47:43.580 So, Myron, you want to start off five minutes?

02:47:46.240 Yeah.

02:47:46.920 So, first, Dinesh mentioned that Trump is a transactional president like the Chinese.

02:47:53.340 I disagree with that.

02:47:54.320 The Chinese don't start wars.

02:47:55.640 They don't back genocides.

02:47:57.340 They don't give Israel support or, you know, other countries' support to drop bombs on babies.

02:48:02.760 So, I disagree with that.

02:48:03.760 The Chinese are far more pragmatic and anti-war than Trump is.

02:48:08.660 Also, the Chinese are not controlled by the Israel lobby like Trump is.

02:48:13.020 As far as Trump having—he has peaceful ideas in the Middle East, I disagree with that.

02:48:21.480 And the reason why is because he's backed Israel's campaign all across the Middle East to bomb all their neighbors and attack,

02:48:27.600 despite the fact that he said that he wanted to bring some type of peace to the Middle East.

02:48:32.320 And it's Trump's own policies, honestly, that have created a lot of the problems.

02:48:35.820 He recognized the embassy and moved the capital to Jerusalem.

02:48:39.480 He brokered the Abraham Accords, which the Abraham Accords was a large reason why Hamas invaded on October 7th, 0.58

02:48:46.420 because they were basically trying to get—well, Netanyahu for a very long time has been trying to get around the Palestine question. 0.71

02:48:53.440 And one of the ways that he was doing that was through the Abraham Accords,

02:48:55.900 trying to get these Muslim countries to recognize Israel as a sovereign country or recognize them diplomatically.

02:49:01.980 And Saudi Arabia was flirting with potentially joining the Abraham Accords,

02:49:04.480 And this is actually what led to a part of the reason of what led to the Hamas attack, because they understood that if Saudi Arabia was to join the Abraham Accords, this is create lots of problems for them and they never be able to get the sovereignty that they're fighting for.

02:49:17.580 Also, I think it's important to note besides that, that you said you also mentioned death to America argument and radical Islam.

02:49:28.340 Now, you know, when they say death to America, that's more of like a, and I just had a discussion with Scott Horn about this. 1.00

02:49:36.180 Death to America is more like fuck America and fuck Israel, right? 0.99

02:49:38.980 It's like if you stub your toe, as he famously says, you're going to say, oh, my God, death to this corner over here that hit my foot. 1.00

02:49:45.460 So it's more of a phrase rather than a political ideology.

02:49:50.420 And, I mean, let's be honest here.

02:49:51.520 We've been interfering in their affairs since the 1950s with Operation Ajax in 1953, where we overthrew their democratically elected leader, Mossadegh, which led to the revolution that put these people into power in the first place.

02:50:07.960 Mossadegh tried to nationalize the oil.

02:50:09.900 We couldn't allow that.

02:50:11.120 We stepped in with the Brits, MI5, as well as Mossad, and we basically got them out of power so that we can maintain control. 0.93

02:50:19.460 And then we put the Shah to power. And that Shah ended up getting overthrown because he didn't have the best interests of his country. 0.82

02:50:25.880 And then you also mentioned, Dinesh, radical Islam. I would argue that we have radical Jews that run America and Israel.

02:50:33.020 If you look at people like Netanyahu and the Likud party, Netanyahu is probably the most sane of these individuals. 0.62

02:50:39.100 But let's not forget the fact that another reason why Hamas attacked on October 7th was because there's lots of radical Jews in Israel that want to destroy the Laksa Mosque. 0.80

02:50:47.020 And by destroying the Luxa Mosque with their five red cows, et cetera, that is going to bring about the Antichrist and or their Messiah. 0.74

02:50:56.040 So I find it interesting how people say all the time that these guys are radical Islamists, these guys are evil, blah, blah, blah, when in reality, it is the Israelis and the Jewish lobby and the Temple Institute who are the ones that are pushing for a religious prophecy that's going to bring about the end of the world. 0.89

02:51:10.700 So it's it's incredible how, you know, we push this propaganda in the West when it is the Israelis that are pushing a lot of the radical religion, religious ideology to justify their warfare all across the Middle East. 0.73

02:51:24.280 That was three minutes thirty five. Are you done, Myron? 0.86

02:51:26.880 And then there was one other thing. Dinesh, you mentioned something about peaceful peace in the Middle East.

02:51:33.280 Oh, another thing. Trump and Marco Rubio have been giving even more money than the Biden administration when it comes to peace.

02:51:39.940 I would argue he's done less for peace than Biden because he gave them the two thousand pound bombs.

02:51:44.860 He allowed them to continue the the war, didn't put any type of barriers on them in Gaza.

02:51:51.500 Yes, he was able to negotiate some type of peace as he came into the office.

02:51:54.840 But I think that was more diplomatic posturing, because as soon as that ceasefire ended in March or so about 2025 and the starvation really started to hit, he really didn't do much.

02:52:04.740 He didn't really do much to support the Palestinians.

02:52:07.820 And until we solve the Palestine question, we're never going to have peace in the Middle East. 0.92

02:52:11.700 And enabling and supporting the Israelis is only going to make things worse in this regard. 0.97

02:52:16.780 Until we solve the Palestine question, we're never going to have peace. 0.95

02:52:19.560 And Trump's Abraham Accords and his catastrophic pulling out of the JCPOA and labeling the IRGC as a terrorist organization alongside Mike Pompeo has also led to a lot of the problems that we have as well.

02:52:30.900 So I'll kind of just land it there, though.

02:52:33.460 I'm probably close to time, right?

02:52:34.620 Yeah, 15 seconds left.

02:52:35.420 Okay, I'll land it there then.

02:52:36.380 i think in order to um get a grasp of this and there's a lot of detail here and i'm happy to go

02:52:44.540 into into really all of it but i want to stay initially at least on the big picture a little

02:52:48.920 bit because radical islam comes out of the deserts of arabia in the seventh century 0.93

02:52:53.620 it is extremely violent it takes basically the whole of the middle east most of which by the 0.85

02:52:59.480 way was christian by force uh islamic armies move north into europe they move east into asia 0.94

02:53:05.280 They move south into Africa. 0.83

02:53:07.900 They create multiple Islamic empires, many times four to five empires at the same times. 0.89

02:53:14.880 The Umayyad, the Abbasid, the Mamluk Sultans of Egypt, the Mughal Empire in India,

02:53:20.420 obviously ultimately the Ottoman Empire in Turkey. 0.85

02:53:23.600 The crisis of Islam comes when the Ottoman Empire collapses because it's the last caliphate.

02:53:28.860 And you'll notice that the Muslim Brotherhood is formed right after that, 1928.

02:53:32.940 That's when Hassan al-Bana, an Egyptian schoolteacher,

02:53:36.000 forms what is now the most powerful organization of radical Islam in the world. 0.57

02:53:40.180 Notice that nothing is going on in Israel. 1.00

02:53:42.720 The Jews don't have a state. 0.87

02:53:44.420 Israel is not even going to be founded for another 20 years. 0.86

02:53:47.980 This is long before World War II. 0.79

02:53:49.780 And so radical Islam is already mobilizing to sort of restore its lost glory starting in the 1920s. 0.96

02:53:59.180 Now, let's fast forward to Iran. I want to talk for a moment about what Myron talked about in the 1950s. First of all, Mohammad Mosaddegh was not democratically elected. The Iranian people did not vote for him. He didn't get any kind of majority. He was selected by the Majli, by the parliament. He was ultimately appointed by the Shah. 0.68

02:54:23.300 So this is how Mosaddegh came to power. 0.94

02:54:25.920 Now, true, when he came to power, he sort of changed his stripes.

02:54:29.480 He declared himself a socialist.

02:54:31.540 He essentially suspended the very parliament that had named him, and so he was an autocrat.

02:54:37.220 Yes, the U.S. and the CIA and the British intelligence agencies did push him out.

02:54:43.820 That's true.

02:54:44.740 But let's say the Iranian revolution did not immediately follow that at all.

02:54:49.700 That was 1953.

02:54:51.740 We have to go all the way now to 1979 when Jimmy Carter came to power. 0.73

02:54:57.680 Jimmy Carter was sort of a human rights guy, and Jimmy Carter said, listen, the Shah has a secret police. 0.70

02:55:03.320 He's an autocrat. I'm going to pull the Persian rug out from under him. 0.88

02:55:07.360 And we did. We ultimately forced the Shah to abdicate, which he did. 0.93

02:55:13.940 This strengthened the hand of the mullahs. They were also, by the way, being helped by France. 0.91

02:55:18.560 And when Khomeini came in, he didn't say one word about Israel.

02:55:23.020 He came in on a revolutionary ideology, a global revolutionary ideology,

02:55:28.580 outlined in hundreds of his sermons, outlined in a book that I have that's a collection of his sermons.

02:55:34.320 And it's very clear that he says, ultimately, what he's saying is radical Islam has finally got a hold of a major state. 0.89

02:55:42.120 This is what we've always wanted. 0.68

02:55:43.960 We have been ragtag groups of activists and terrorists and this and that.

02:55:49.460 But Iran is an important country, undeniably.

02:55:52.240 We have it. 1.00

02:55:53.160 And we're going to use it as a beachhead for global jihad. 0.95

02:55:58.240 And that is, in fact, so this is declared out of Iran from the beginning. 0.85

02:56:02.080 It's not just some kind of leftist slogan that they learned at Colombia, sort of like, hey, hey, ho, ho, Western Civ has got to go. 0.56

02:56:09.840 This is the sort of founding charter of Iran. 0.94

02:56:12.920 They take our hostages. They bomb the Beirut embassy in 1982. So the hostility begins really 0.51

02:56:20.700 early on. Israel is a part of it, but Israel is only a part of it because Israel is in that 0.95

02:56:26.640 neighborhood. And I would argue that really the basis for America's alliance with Israel, 0.71

02:56:31.780 I mean, it's absolutely laughable that a country of 10 million, Israel, can somehow control a 0.80

02:56:36.940 country of 350 million that is bigger richer and stronger and has tentacles all over the world

02:56:43.780 it makes no sense to say that you know lithuania can control the soviet union and it's equally 0.95

02:56:49.620 absurd to somehow think that 10 million jews can control the entire united states the reason the 0.99

02:56:55.780 united states is allied with israel is really simple the israelis are living in that bad 1.00

02:57:01.440 neighborhood. They understand the various species of terrorists and thugs and bad guys in that 0.89

02:57:08.760 neighborhood. It's kind of like if I have a friend who lives downtown in Houston. He knows which

02:57:13.860 streets not to go down. He knows which alleys he should avoid. He knows when to look over his

02:57:18.800 shoulder. He knows what to do if somebody comes up right from the side of him and tells him to open

02:57:23.360 his car door. If I live in the suburbs, I might not have as good an experience of all that. So

02:57:28.340 the bottom line of it is israel is a very valuable ally to have in that neighborhood because the 0.86

02:57:34.480 truth of it is israel knows how to fight radical islam 20 times better than the united states

02:57:39.780 time perfect myron five minutes yeah so uh just to go here um so number one most of that was

02:57:47.340 democratically elected uh by the majis in the parliament he had been elected multiple times

02:57:51.320 in the parliament so he was democratically elected uh next when it comes to um radical

02:57:56.480 Islam, because I understand that. Dinesh is a big critic of radical Islam. Look, I don't have a

02:58:00.300 problem with being critical of radical Islam, but I just find it interesting how we're so quick to

02:58:04.200 point out radical Islam, but we never talk about radical Judaism. You know, let's go ahead and

02:58:08.400 compare it. A lot of people like to say that the Iranian regime is, you know, reckless, crazy, 0.91

02:58:13.720 religious zealous that want to kill and end the world or whatever, right? Well, let's go ahead 1.00

02:58:17.480 and go through this. So on October 7th, roughly 1,200 people were killed. 400 of them were military,

02:58:22.220 so that leaves us with about 800 people. Those military individuals are a fair game under

02:58:26.160 international law. Unfortunately, obviously, the loss of life is always horrible. But let's be

02:58:30.140 very candid here. They're fair targets for Hamas, right? That leaves us with about 800 people after 0.97

02:58:37.340 that, right? 800 people were killed. And we don't even know who from them were, you know, IDF,

02:58:43.940 off-duty, reserve. And we also know that the Hannibal Directive was activated on that day,

02:58:48.240 which is basically the extermination of their own people when there is a conflict going on for,

02:58:51.920 you know, to avoid having hostages. But let's go ahead and be charitable here. And let's say

02:58:55.740 that 800 were killed and it was all by Hamas. 0.83

02:58:59.000 Let's just say the 400 enemy combats, that's fine, they're IDF. 0.80

02:59:02.740 Let's say the 800 were all completely innocent people, et cetera. 0.53

02:59:05.780 Well, how did Israel respond to that?

02:59:08.100 They responded by invading and or bombing

02:59:10.100 seven different countries all across the region.

02:59:12.000 They conducted a genocide that we all witnessed in 1080p.

02:59:15.300 They led to the blockade and the starvation

02:59:17.680 of tens of thousands of Palestinians.

02:59:19.920 When this is all said and done,

02:59:20.980 we're probably going to have somewhere between 100,000

02:59:23.220 to 500, 300 to 500,000, who knows?

02:59:26.640 But it's going to be hundreds of thousands dead

02:59:28.020 by the time we go through the rubble

02:59:29.220 and actually calculate all the people that were killed.

02:59:31.440 It was systemic bombing for many years in Gaza.

02:59:35.720 Now, let's compare that to the Iranian response.

02:59:38.740 They're attacked during this 12-day war.

02:59:40.780 What do they do? 0.66

02:59:41.820 They bomb Israel back. 0.98

02:59:43.200 They hit them back with missiles 0.85

02:59:44.220 and show their ballistic missile capabilities 0.62

02:59:45.980 and their drones.

02:59:47.160 And then when the United States came in and bombed them

02:59:48.980 and destroyed all their nuclear bases,

02:59:52.180 how did they respond?

02:59:52.940 with a symbolic strike back

02:59:54.080 where they told the United States

02:59:55.260 that they were going to do it 0.52

02:59:55.980 and they hit the LU dead base

02:59:57.840 and they let them know beforehand. 1.00

02:59:59.440 So I would argue that the Iranians 1.00

03:00:01.160 are a far more measured

03:00:02.800 and responsible government 0.92

03:00:04.240 than the Israelis are. 1.00

03:00:05.980 The problem with the Israelis 1.00

03:00:07.080 is that the Israelis are able to do 1.00

03:00:08.840 whatever they want to do

03:00:09.840 because they know that they have

03:00:11.180 the United States backing them.

03:00:12.480 They're not a good ally of ours

03:00:13.720 because they drag us into wars,

03:00:14.940 just like they did now

03:00:15.860 with this catastrophic strategic failure

03:00:17.940 of a quagmire that we're in in Iran.

03:00:20.060 Marco Rubio admitted this.

03:00:21.100 Hey, if we had to get involved in this conflict because we knew the Israelis were going to attack, an attack on the Israelis was going to be—an attack by the Israelis would be looked at as an attack by the United States, and we had to get involved there so that we can kind of hedge the damage that might come our way.

03:00:35.460 And that dragged us into the current conflict that we're in. 0.98

03:00:38.760 So I would argue that Israel is a huge liability. 1.00

03:00:41.240 They're reckless. 0.98

03:00:41.920 They're a rogue state. 1.00

03:00:42.920 They are the real terrorists. 0.97

03:00:44.160 It's not necessarily the Iranian regime.

03:00:46.160 Now, let me be clear here. 0.97

03:00:47.220 I'm not saying that the regime doesn't do evil things.

03:00:49.840 They don't kill people. 0.69

03:00:50.440 I'm not saying that, but I do find it incredible that they have the nerve to sit there and say that these guys are terrorists and that these guys aren't responsible or not measured and shouldn't have a nuclear weapon, when in reality, Israel has a nuclear weapon.

03:01:01.200 Israel's not a part of the NPT. Israel got their nuclear weapon illegally. Israel just got done doing a genocide. Israel literally is trying to build a temple mount with radical Jews to destroy a mosque. 0.63

03:01:11.400 No one ever points to the radical Judaism that runs this country because as much as we want to complain about radical Islam, which I agree with you, Dinesh, can be a problem. 0.96

03:01:19.840 Let's be honest here. Do radical Islamists control America? No, but radical Jews do because these Jews support the Temple Institute and radical Zionists as well, which has led to a lot of problems that we have in the Middle East. 1.00

03:01:31.860 So if we're going to talk about religious zealots that are creating issues, let's talk about radical Judaism. But no one wants to have that conversation. 0.84

03:01:40.160 One minute left, Myron. Do you want it?

03:01:42.280 Okay, so I've got another minute.

03:01:43.620 I'll talk about how, like, for example, Ben Gavir was celebrating, you know, 0.90

03:01:47.700 passing a law to hang Palestinians, which is the first law put in place, by the way, 0.62

03:01:51.400 to exterminate a group of people based on their—to kill a group of people based on their race. 0.95

03:01:55.080 And that assumes that Israel actually has some type of fair process and do fair process, and they don't. 0.97

03:02:00.420 I mean, this is a group of people that complained and got mad when someone got raped,

03:02:05.280 a Palestinian prisoner got raped at the tenement, and the people that did it got arrested. 0.92

03:02:08.820 And they literally took to the streets and said, we have the right to rape. 0.99

03:02:12.080 We have the right to rape. 1.00

03:02:12.980 We have the right to rape. 1.00

03:02:13.920 This is a group of people that are far worse than the Iranians. 1.00

03:02:17.240 But Western media never covers this. 1.00

03:02:18.800 They never talk about all the crazy stuff that goes on over there and all the people that are being held without charge.

03:02:24.280 20 seconds.

03:02:25.640 I can end it there.

03:02:27.020 Okay.

03:02:27.560 Dinesh?

03:02:29.500 Well, I got to start out with what I think is one point that Myron makes that borders on the conical.

03:02:35.920 And that is the idea that Iran's reaction was measured due to moral restraint. 0.68

03:02:45.040 No, Iran's reaction was measured because they had no other reaction to do. 0.57

03:02:50.680 It's kind of like saying if I step into the ring and I get so badly pummeled that I'm flat on the ground and therefore I'm flailing from the ground. 0.81

03:02:58.800 You can't say, oh, look at that guy. He's being so restrained. He's only flailing from the ground.

03:03:03.620 The truth of it is he can't get up.

03:03:05.760 That's why he's flailing from the ground. 0.95

03:03:07.660 If he could get up, if Iran had vastly greater capacities, military capacities of an active

03:03:13.900 navy and active air force, you don't think that they would be completely strafing and

03:03:18.440 bombing Israel?

03:03:19.300 You don't think that they'd be sending jets to hit U.S. bases?

03:03:22.180 You don't think that they would try to activate, for example, their connections in Venezuela

03:03:26.940 to try to hit Miami?

03:03:28.260 They would be doing all of these things.

03:03:30.340 The reason they can't do it is they're like the guy in Monty Python who's lost his arms

03:03:33.860 and his legs.

03:03:34.520 So their restraint is fake. It's not restraint. It's actually genuine weakness that has been imposed on them on the losing side of a military campaign.

03:03:43.460 And even Myron admitted that they are losing this militarily. 0.60

03:03:47.240 Now, turning to Israel in a kind of fundamental way, I want to go to the root of the matter by saying quite simply that, first of all, the Palestinians are not native to Gaza.

03:03:59.300 If you go back to ancient times, the Jews were in Israel,

03:04:02.840 but the people who were in Gaza were what the Bible calls the Philistines.

03:04:07.460 And the Philistines are actually Europeans.

03:04:09.440 These are people from Greece. 0.83

03:04:10.560 They came from places like Cyprus, and they occupied Gaza. 0.89

03:04:14.540 So the Palestinians are not native to Gaza. 0.81

03:04:16.620 That's not, quote, their land.

03:04:18.060 It's certainly not their land going back to ancient times.

03:04:20.760 They are not the original inhabitants of that land at all.

03:04:24.360 Nevertheless, Israel said, all right, everyone keeps talking about a two-state solution.

03:04:29.380 Well, let's have one.

03:04:30.500 Why don't we let the people in Gaza choose their own government?

03:04:33.220 And in the early 2000s, they elected Hamas.

03:04:36.140 And Hamas, being elected by the people, became the legitimate representative of Gaza.

03:04:41.480 Now, I admit that they didn't have subsequent elections, putting their legitimacy in question.

03:04:47.100 But the truth of it is they had built deep roots in Gaza.

03:04:51.060 And so when the October 7 attacks occurred, and I think, you know, Myron has done a lot to try to minimize those things.

03:04:57.060 The simple truth of it is when somebody else attacks you first in this way, you are not bound by any rules of so-called proportionality.

03:05:08.380 It's sort of like saying if someone does a home invasion on me, let's just say rapes my wife, kills my kids.

03:05:15.240 And then he runs off and he's got nine kids of his own.

03:05:18.380 he jumps in a car, he's trying to make a getaway, and he goes, hey, listen, I want to make sure that

03:05:23.460 your response is proportional to what I did. I want to make sure that you don't do anything to

03:05:28.160 me that's worse than what I did to you unprovoked. So the truth of it is, in every example of warfare

03:05:34.520 that I'm familiar with, Pearl Harbor comes to mind. I understand, if I recall correctly, there

03:05:39.780 was something like 2,000 U.S. casualties in Pearl Harbor. Very low levels of casualties. In fact,

03:05:45.880 who could argue that Pearl Harbor was a military target? And yet the United States goes to war

03:05:52.220 with Japan. In fact, not only that, declares war also begins not only on the Pacific front,

03:05:57.900 but also on the European front, levels essentially the nation of Japan with ultimately two atomic

03:06:04.080 bombs. And so if you try to measure the original provocation and the U.S. response, I would argue

03:06:10.880 the U.S. response was disproportionate, but Japan started it, and the United States had every right 0.96

03:06:17.080 to finish it. Now, no one can deny that October 7th was not merely a Hamas operation. It was an 0.83

03:06:25.620 operation that was cooked up. Yes, it involved the Hamas guys, but many of the Hamas guys were 0.67

03:06:31.700 in Qatar. Iran was involved. Turkey was involved. The Sudan was involved. This was a carefully

03:06:38.480 planned operation over a long period of time. And so Israel has every right to say that we are

03:06:44.000 striking back, not just against the operatives from Gaza who launched the immediate attack, 0.79

03:06:49.960 but we have every right to strike back at the planners of October 7th. Will Iran publicly deny

03:06:56.700 that it was involved in the planning of October 7th? No. In fact, the Mullahs take credit for it.

03:07:02.400 They're very proud of it. They see it as part of the global Islamic jihad that they're part of. 0.98

03:07:07.980 And so, again, I would argue that Israel has every right to respond in the way that it did. 0.88

03:07:13.840 And a kind of Myron headcount of what Hamas did doesn't impose limitations on what Israel can do to immobilize the future threat posed by Hamas. 0.86

03:07:27.040 Time. Okay. Myron? 0.79

03:07:29.440 Yeah, so you said that they're not restrained because they can't get up. 0.91

03:07:34.360 That's actually false, because during the 12-day war, they absolutely demolished Israel.

03:07:39.240 It's just that Israel had very strong censorship policies in place so that people would not be able to record all of the damage.

03:07:45.220 And it was actually the Israelis that asked for a ceasefire from Trump and why we got involved in the first place,

03:07:49.720 because they were running out of interceptors and they would not be able to continue to sustain the damage that they were sustaining.

03:07:54.820 And keep in mind, that was the first time that Iran directly attacked them in that manner so significantly since.

03:08:02.340 Also, I think it's important to say that, you know, when you said fake restraint or whatever,

03:08:08.460 the thing is, is that they were restrained because, let's be honest,

03:08:12.320 the Israelis had done many different things to agitate.

03:08:15.520 They bombed their embassy in Damascus.

03:08:17.860 They assassinated Ishmael Hanea in Iran.

03:08:20.360 I mean, bombing an embassy as an act of war.

03:08:23.280 And they did not respond as heavily as they could have. 0.82

03:08:25.600 If the Iranians wanted, they could launch all their missiles and absolutely level Israel and Tel Aviv. 0.79

03:08:29.760 But they're not doing that. 0.93

03:08:30.760 So I would argue that they are being restrained because they do have the capability of actually destroying Israel, especially when it comes to their ability to launch ballistic missiles that go against the Iron Dome, and they don't have enough interceptors to deal with their capabilities.

03:08:45.560 Also, you mentioned that proportionality doesn't matter. 0.70

03:08:48.460 Well, it actually does because that goes to show the restraint of said country.

03:08:52.840 I find it interesting how they lost pretty much identical numbers. 0.73

03:08:56.980 On October 7th, the Israelis lost somewhere, we'll say to be simple, 1,000.

03:09:01.320 And during the 12-day war, the Iranians lost 1,000. 0.95

03:09:04.520 Well, one responded by conducting a genocide and bombing all their neighbors and invading other countries. 0.95

03:09:08.740 The other one responded by bombing Israel, not bombing everybody else, and then doing a ceasefire after, 0.71

03:09:14.800 and then even responding to the United States after we bombed them with a symbolic strike where they didn't kill anyone. 0.78

03:09:19.540 And they gave a notification before they did so. 0.86

03:09:22.140 So as much as people want to say that the mullahs aren't as restrained or as pragmatic, etc., I would argue that they absolutely are and far more than the Israelis. 0.92

03:09:31.920 And that's because, I agree with you on this, they understand that they don't have the backing of the United States like the Israelis do. 0.87

03:09:38.060 So it is the backing of the United States which allows the Israelis to behave the way that they do and then not exercise proportionality. 0.95

03:09:45.820 And this is why the entire international community has been condemning Israel, and they've lost so much support, because it's not just me that's saying this. 0.83

03:09:53.000 The whole world saw how they reacted after October 7th.

03:09:55.840 So proportionality is absolutely important to see the measuredness and the rationale of a government when they're retaliating in a war.

03:10:04.160 Getting attacked on October 7th and losing 1,000 people does not justify genocide.

03:10:08.220 And when Iran lost the same exact amount of people when they were attacked, on top of all the other escalations that the Israelis have done that I mentioned before, whether it's assassinating a diplomat, assassinating a political figure in their country and causing great embarrassment, bombing the embassy in Damascus, doing all the false flags that they do, assassinating nuclear scientists, killing generals, all this other stuff.

03:10:29.440 The Iranians, I would argue, have been far more measured given the fact that Israel has been attacking them for a very long time.

03:10:35.780 What else here?

03:10:37.080 Two minutes left.

03:10:37.660 Two minutes left. So, yeah, I mean, I think that's, I think if we're going to talk about proportionality, it's definitely a required thing to talk about. And you're saying it doesn't matter. I think it absolutely does matter. Because when the Israelis act as reckless as they do, we end up footing the bill for a lot of their problems.

03:10:55.780 We end up looking like the idiots, backing them, running security for them at the U.N., funding their bullshit. 1.00

03:11:02.060 And that obviously undermines our position in the region and makes it harder for other countries in the region to want to work with us. 0.99

03:11:09.440 And we're losing some of that influence right now, as a matter of fact, because what we've effectively demonstrated is that as these Gulf states are getting bombed, where are we putting our priorities? 0.56

03:11:17.540 We're putting our priorities in protecting Israel.

03:11:20.520 Hell, even our bases got demolished. 1.00

03:11:22.700 And the Iranians could have done this a while ago. 0.97

03:11:24.820 They could have demolished our bases, and it took us attacking them directly, killing their supreme leader, and initiating an all-out war. 0.97

03:11:31.740 While we're in the middle of peace talks, by the way, for them to finally say, you know what, enough is enough. 0.76

03:11:35.800 Then they closed the strait of Hamus, they destroyed all of our bases in the region for the most part, they're attacking Israel back. 0.68

03:11:41.280 They could have done this a long time ago, but they didn't. 0.91

03:11:43.740 So I would argue they've been acting way more rational and measured than the Israelis. 1.00

03:11:50.240 40 seconds, you want it, Myron? 1.00

03:11:51.960 We can end it there.

03:11:53.280 Okay.

03:11:54.040 It's a mess.

03:11:54.820 When Myron first brought up this issue of Iran's moral restraint, I thought he was using it just as a kind of throwaway line, but he's dug in on it so much that I think it deserves to be scrutinized and perhaps even mocked a little bit. 0.84

03:12:12.340 Because, look, Iran, I admit, has built up a tremendous force, not just in Iran, but not just in the region of the Middle East with surrogates like Hezbollah, but also projected its power beyond the Middle East.

03:12:27.840 Iran has had a very powerful presence. My wife is Venezuelan. Powerful presence in Venezuela.

03:12:32.840 Iranians in the Venezuelan parliament, military material coming into the Venezuelan airports from Iran on a daily basis on a private terminal.

03:12:43.300 All of this has been going on now for years. 0.60

03:12:45.760 So Iran was trying to create a beachhead on the Americas where it could project its power not just in South America, but of course you're now a couple of thousand miles from Miami. 0.87

03:12:55.840 from Miami. So this is a very aggressive, powerful society with 90 million people, as I mentioned

03:13:02.760 earlier. Second, Iran has shown the ability to have unbelievably bloodthirsty wars that impose 1.00

03:13:10.200 hundreds of thousands of casualties. Think back, for example, one of the memorable experiences 1.00

03:13:15.820 politically for me was just watching the absolute carnage of the Iran-Iraq war. Remember the Iran-Iraq 0.95

03:13:22.000 war, you just have mass slaughter going on on both sides, hundreds of thousands of casualties

03:13:27.120 on both sides, essentially the two countries bleeding each other into the ground. So the idea

03:13:32.580 that somehow Iran is this kind of rational, measured guy that, you know, even though they're

03:13:38.020 taking a tremendous beating, hey, we have no army, hey, we have no air force, hey, we've got no navy,

03:13:42.960 but guess what? We're not going to strike back, and we're not going to strike back, not because

03:13:46.920 we can't. Not because little Israel with 10 million people is kicking our butts. Not because 0.98

03:13:53.140 this little country that is the size of New Jersey has been able to pistol whip the Arab 0.62

03:13:59.440 countries of the Middle East, including Iran, going back to the 48 war, the 67 war, the 73 war. 0.88

03:14:06.200 I mean, it's a major embarrassment. And it's a major embarrassment now that Israel in 12 days 0.91

03:14:11.800 can basically put Iran on its knees.

03:14:15.360 So I think it's very tempting for a guy like Myron.

03:14:17.720 It's very hard for him to accept that a powerful country like Iran

03:14:21.140 is getting this kind of a horse whipping from Israel,

03:14:23.960 which he obviously hates. 0.99

03:14:25.460 And so he's like, listen, it's got to be that the Iranians

03:14:28.760 have these like secret powers that nobody is aware of 0.85

03:14:32.280 that they could use.

03:14:33.900 Oh, sure, they could level Tel Aviv tomorrow.

03:14:36.000 They could level Jerusalem the next day.

03:14:37.940 They could level the Hats or the day after that.

03:14:40.220 They're just not doing it because they're super nice guys.

03:14:43.480 I mean, to me, this is just laughable. It's absurd.

03:14:46.160 Any country that has been pummeled in the way that Iran has is going to use what it can. 1.00

03:14:51.480 Now, I think Iran has been trying to do that. 1.00

03:14:53.900 They were able to get one missile off to Diego Garcia, but guess what? 0.95

03:14:58.360 I don't know if it even killed a couple of cows.

03:15:00.720 It certainly didn't kill anybody. It was disarmed.

03:15:04.060 And while they have had some strikes in Israel, the damage has been almost comically minimal.

03:15:10.220 And I say this because, see, normally when powerful countries fight, you actually have serious damage on both sides. 0.87

03:15:16.800 I mean, I think of the Civil War, you know, the Northern armies lose 3,000, Robert E. Lee loses 1,500, and it's a great victory for Robert E. Lee.

03:15:24.780 Man, he only lost 1,500, he lost only half the number of people that the Union army did, and so he's a genius, he's a military strategic genius.

03:15:33.080 In this case, you can almost count on like two hands the number of casualties on the American-Israeli side, and the Iranian casualties are much greater, and the damage to Iran is huge. 0.65

03:15:46.080 So an immensely powerful country has been leveled by the combined operations, highly successful military operations. 0.52

03:15:54.060 And look, at the end of the day, you can say, you know, we're losing diplomatically, you know, we're losing reputationally, we're losing blah, blah, blah.

03:16:01.780 At the end of the day, the guy who wins the war always wins everything else in the end.

03:16:07.900 I mean, there was a lot of Southern propaganda against Lincoln, but when Lincoln won the war and the country was unified, that was it.

03:16:15.080 And the Republican Party then ruled the United States for the next 50 years.

03:16:18.860 So if we get a peaceful, prosperous, pro-American Iran out of this, it's going to be great news for the Iranian people, great news for the region,

03:16:27.920 great news for uae and bahrain and oman and qatar and saudi arabia all these muslim countries are

03:16:35.160 going to be cheering not to mention israel and it's also great news for the united states

03:16:39.740 okay myron okay hold on one second just writing down some of this stuff uh we got 25 minutes left

03:16:47.160 guys okay no worries and i'm gonna you know what i'm gonna yo maz do me a favor guys i'm gonna end 0.51

03:16:51.020 my youtube stream come on over to kick everybody everybody come on over to kick i'm gonna end the

03:16:54.140 youtube stream here just give me one sec uh and then dinesh the last part you were saying there

03:17:00.500 with uh you're saying that we're going to get a democratic iran because of this or no no i'm

03:17:06.440 saying if we get a demo if we get if we get a a regime change which i support i hope we do get one

03:17:12.680 and the malas are out i don't know exactly what will come in its place it might be a constitutional 0.99

03:17:17.140 monarchy maybe the the shah's son will come back i don't know but it's going to be better than

03:17:21.380 what's there now okay i just want to make sure i have everything right uh okay do you guys want 0.99

03:17:35.060 to keep doing the timed responses or do you want to switch it to open dialogue um we could do one

03:17:39.460 or two more rounds this and we could do open dialogue i'm cool with that okay i'm just making

03:17:42.980 sure i have uh dinesh's argument here uh yeah sean i like the timing only because this way we just

03:17:48.560 don't interrupt each other you know sean has his own i mean myron has his time i have my time and

03:17:52.620 so it's actually very cool we each get to lay out our point and then stop within the five minutes

03:17:57.520 whenever we want okay yeah i'm cool yeah that's why i suggested the time rounds from from the

03:18:01.980 beginning it just makes it easier um all right guys come on over i'm gonna end the uh the kick

03:18:06.480 stream right now sorry guys i'm just for the quick little um thing here i'm streaming everywhere so

03:18:12.020 uh i'm just gonna make sure i have i'm getting the hell off youtube all right guys come on over

03:18:17.180 Ramaz, please do me a favor.

03:18:18.180 Drop the link in the chat. 0.99

03:18:19.180 I'm getting the hell off YouTube.

03:18:20.800 You guys know I hate this platform.

03:18:22.220 I'm going to get off X, too.

03:18:23.260 I'm going to get off X party.

03:18:24.580 Kick and rumble only, guys.

03:18:25.620 Come on over, NOSS.

03:18:26.480 I'm ending my X as well.

03:18:28.940 Party as well.

03:18:29.760 Come on over.

03:18:30.220 Kick only.

03:18:31.380 Okay.

03:18:31.760 So, all right.

03:18:33.100 Let me.

03:18:35.560 Okay.

03:18:35.980 I can kind of go through this.

03:18:37.580 Are we good now?

03:18:38.700 Yeah.

03:18:38.960 I'll start the timer when you start.

03:18:40.560 Yeah.

03:18:40.840 So, first you started talking about Dinesh Hezbollah and proxies, etc.

03:18:46.020 Let's be clear here.

03:18:46.760 these proxies and Hezbollah, etc., these were all created from Israeli aggression. Let's not forget 0.53

03:18:52.400 that the creation of Hezbollah came in 1982 after Israel invaded Lebanon looking for the PLO and

03:18:57.260 trying to kill Yasser Arafat. So same thing with Hamas, same thing with the IRGC. All these

03:19:03.220 organizations or these terrorist organizations that people talk about were created because of

03:19:08.560 Israeli aggression in the region and the fact that we backed them. Next, you made a comment

03:19:13.700 saying that iran is a bloodthirsty country with wars uh that's not true saddam hussein actually

03:19:18.080 invaded iran he failed and who backed them we did as well as the israelis because at the time

03:19:23.800 uh we wanted to support and get rid of the shiites and uh and we supported him in invading them they 0.92

03:19:31.000 ended up losing and ended up being a war that lasted almost a decade um with almost nothing 0.99

03:19:35.940 to show for it and then this actually is what led to saddam hussein's aggression after the fact with

03:19:40.760 invading Kuwait and everything else like that because that war put them in an enormous amount

03:19:43.600 of debt so our backing as usual uh typically leads to a lot of the problems that we cause

03:19:49.940 right so this is another reason why intervention creates so many problems um also you mentioned

03:19:53.980 that Iran was put on their knees during the 12-day war uh but that's not true because we don't well

03:19:59.020 hold on let me rephrase they were absolutely attacked and uh hurt quite a bit from the 12-day

03:20:04.560 war I'm not disputing the fact that they took some significant losses a bunch of their generals

03:20:08.260 were killed it was a it was um you know literally a genius operation by the massad i've always given

03:20:13.000 credit to the israeli intelligence um capabilities like whether it be the pager attack or whatever

03:20:18.260 but let's be very honest here and understand that um that 12-day attack led to them getting

03:20:24.180 hit back very hard in a manner that they've never been hit before and that's what had them reeling

03:20:28.820 and saying we need to end this war begging trump for a ceasefire so though iran did take a

03:20:33.680 significant amount of damage and i agree with you on that i'm not disputing that uh israel did as

03:20:37.880 well this is why they had a censorship ban uh where you couldn't actually document any of the

03:20:42.520 damage going on you couldn't document anything going on in the country uh strategically and

03:20:46.580 some people were actually being arrested for this uh because so but the iranians absolutely were

03:20:50.760 able to hit the israelis back very hard with the ballistic missile program i would argue they hit

03:20:54.340 them back so hard that this is a big reason why the israelis attacked them this time or had to

03:20:59.400 attack them again this time in early 2026 because they figured figured out that their ballistic 0.69

03:21:03.780 missile program was so sophisticated and uh now they're kind of paying for it because Israel's 0.57

03:21:08.560 been getting bombed they're having they're getting Chinese and Russian intelligence they've been far 0.67

03:21:11.520 more accurate but it was because of the 12-day war and Iran's retaliation that made Israel realize 0.91

03:21:16.580 oh we really got to get a regime change and get these guys out of here because they do have the 0.86

03:21:20.400 capability to actually destroy us and they didn't um so I would argue that shows even more so 0.87

03:21:25.200 proportionality and the ability to be reasoned in military responses whereas Israel's not because 0.70

03:21:30.380 when we compare the numbers and there's a reason why i was using those numbers when israel loses 0.75

03:21:33.920 a thousand they do a genocide and attack all their neighbors iran loses a thousand and they respond 0.76

03:21:39.400 with a measured response but back towards the aggressor israel and then obviously the lu dead

03:21:44.300 base where they notified them and no americans were killed um and then also you mentioned that

03:21:48.920 the casualties are low uh and laughable by iran i would agree with you on that we have somewhere

03:21:53.700 between thank god only 13 to 15 u.s soldiers that were killed um which you know obviously as someone

03:21:58.760 who's an American and is America first. I don't want soldiers to die, which is why I oppose this

03:22:02.360 war so much. But let's not, and obviously the U.S. and Israel is being fairly successful

03:22:08.140 from a military standpoint, but let's not lose sight of, you know, the entire war strategically.

03:22:14.160 We have not really accomplished any of our goals. You know, Trump and Marco Rubio have been running

03:22:18.280 around saying, oh yeah, we destroyed their Navy, we destroyed their Air Force. They never had an

03:22:23.160 Air Force. These guys had jets from like the 1970s, okay? Their Navy, they have boats from the

03:22:28.420 World War II era, like their Navy and their air force is not the reason why we joined the Israelis in attacking them.

03:22:36.380 That is not the main reason why the Israelis attacked them.

03:22:38.200 They might sit there and say the nuclear bomb, that's just a ruse to build up political appreciation here stateside for the war.

03:22:44.660 The real reason was the ballistic missile program, which is heavily safeguarded and dispersed all across the place with their mosaic defense.

03:22:50.860 And they're deep underground.

03:22:52.380 And there's hundreds of them all across the country.

03:22:54.100 We haven't been able to destroy them all. 0.88

03:22:55.480 why because the iranians have been able to do almost 100 different waves of attacks so um to 0.99

03:23:01.460 say oh well we're killing them more we they we have less casualties and more casualties well

03:23:05.660 that's fine but we're losing this war economically diplomatically um politically for trump and way

03:23:11.600 of uh the midterms uh this war has been catastrophic so just because we're winning

03:23:15.080 militarily doesn't mean anything um and the casualties don't really indicate anything either

03:23:18.700 because i would argue that we've actually made iran stronger with this conflict now they've

03:23:22.980 close the strait of Hamus. They've created a new income source. We've been displaced out of the

03:23:27.040 region. This opens up the door for China, Russia, and other countries to potentially create a

03:23:32.200 foothold in the region, including Iran. I would agree with Dr. Robert Pape's assessment that

03:23:38.780 after this conflict is done, they are probably going to end up becoming a fourth world power 0.80

03:23:42.660 because we are not going to be able to effectuate the regime change that we want to effectuate. 0.51

03:23:47.300 You said five seconds? Five minutes. Yeah, that was time. Final point, you could wrap up. I'll

03:23:51.520 Give Dinesh an extra 10 seconds if he wants.

03:23:53.580 And then the last thing I'll say here is when it comes, because you mentioned, you know, doing a regime change and inserting a democracy.

03:24:00.700 Let's just be honest here.

03:24:01.640 That's not going to happen.

03:24:02.620 Trump and Hexeth have pissed that away by making the comments that they've made about blasting back to the Stone Age.

03:24:07.340 Trump talking about killing a civilization.

03:24:09.540 It's just not going to happen. 0.85

03:24:10.500 If anything, our rhetoric and our, the way we've been behaving, bombing them, et cetera, alongside the Israelis, it's made them rally around the flag even more so. 1.00

03:24:19.460 The only people that think that we're still going to have some type of democracy or monarchy are retarded Iranian monarchists that, quite frankly, are out of touch. 0.97

03:24:27.940 Okay, that was 540, Dinesh, so I'll give you equal time. 1.00

03:24:30.760 We'll do one more round.

03:24:31.820 Sorry for going over.

03:24:32.620 Closing statements.

03:24:33.940 All good. 0.95

03:24:34.320 Yeah, I think that Iran had the opportunity early on to try to rally the Muslim countries in the region the way the Palestinians have and make this seem like a war against Islam. 0.99

03:24:53.800 Iran was so dumb that they didn't do that. 0.86

03:24:57.000 They actually began to attack bases and assets in these countries, thus making it really easy for really rich and powerful Muslim countries to go far beyond what they have done before. 0.98

03:25:11.960 Not merely to denounce Iran, but freeze Iranian assets, limit Iranian access, even talk about joining the U.S. and Israeli initiative if the attacks continue. 0.84

03:25:24.440 So Iran has done something, I think, monumentally stupid, and that it has alienated its other potential allies in the Muslim world, even in the Middle East. 0.97

03:25:35.100 Forget about Muslims in Pakistan and Indonesia. 0.99

03:25:37.760 I'm just talking about Muslims in the region. 1.00

03:25:39.900 This, I think, was a catastrophic blunder. 1.00

03:25:43.640 Now, with regard to the regime change, here is my view.

03:25:46.820 Trump did not sell this expedition as a regime change war.

03:25:53.100 And I don't think that for him it is. Trump would be very happy to immobilize the Iranian ballistic missile program, incapacitate Iran as a potential destructive terrorist power in the region, and finally have commercial traffic flowing freely through and around the Strait of Hormuz.

03:26:18.200 Very interestingly, Myron said, hey, these Iranians, they don't even have any ships. 0.79

03:26:22.020 They don't have a navy.

03:26:23.240 And then two minutes later, they're controlling the Strait of Hormuz.

03:26:27.240 Well, how do you control the Strait of Hormuz if you don't have any ships and you don't have any navy?

03:26:32.940 The truth of it is Iran has been trying to have a kind of cordon, a circle around the Strait of Hormuz.

03:26:39.820 By the way, you know, if you build the Panama Canal and it's very expensive to operate the canal,

03:26:45.460 You can charge tolls to people who go through the canal because this is an asset that you've created.

03:26:51.480 The Strait of Hormuz is not like that.

03:26:53.360 It's just an opening where the oil goes through. 0.87

03:26:55.880 Iran doesn't do anything, but they want to control it for the same reason the mafia wanted to control Canal Street. 0.59

03:27:02.940 And Trump has sort of outsmarted them.

03:27:04.940 He's like, okay, you build a circle around the Strait of Hormuz.

03:27:07.880 We'll build a bigger circle around you and control the ships that go to Iranian ports.

03:27:14.160 And so Trump has, in a way, checkmated Iran, even in the one kind of final remaining card, 0.52

03:27:20.920 what the Iranians thought was their Trump card, if I can use that term, and Trump has sort of outsmarted them.

03:27:26.380 Now, Israel, I think, does want regime change in Iran, and maybe the Israelis want to keep going even after the United States has completed its mission.

03:27:34.560 This shows that American and Israeli interests are not identical.

03:27:38.100 We do what we need to do, America first, and then we're done. 0.94

03:27:41.160 And if the Israelis want to keep going, that's up to them. 0.91

03:27:43.580 In my opinion, you cannot do regime change without a land invasion, without going door-to-door. 0.99

03:27:51.420 You can't do it.

03:27:52.300 And so what that means is not that regime change cannot happen, but if regime change does happen, 0.74

03:27:57.260 it has to be done in the end by the Iranian people themselves.

03:28:01.540 Remember at the end of the Cold War, when the people themselves of Poland, Czechoslovakia, 0.95

03:28:08.120 which is now the Czech Republic, Romania, Eastern Europe, Berlin, these are people who took back

03:28:15.400 their own countries themselves. They pulled down the Berlin Wall. They went into the Romanian palace

03:28:21.840 and grabbed Ceausescu and pulled him out of his office or his home. So in other words, in the end,

03:28:27.380 I think that people have to fight for their own freedom. I don't think that we can assure

03:28:31.640 regime change to Iran, much as I would like to see that happen. I think we can create the 0.95

03:28:36.560 conditions for it. Maybe Israel can create the conditions for it as well. But in the end,

03:28:41.820 it's up to the Iranian people. Now, if Myron is right, and that the Iranian people are really 1.00

03:28:46.040 happy living under this autocratic rule of the mullahs for 50 years, and there are very few of 0.59

03:28:53.540 them that actually support freedom, support democracy, support any different regime, any

03:28:59.840 kind of replacement for the mullahs, he has nothing to worry about because the Iranian people are

03:29:04.060 going to be very content. But I don't think that they are content. In fact, there were a lot of

03:29:08.780 them who were on the street and many of them who were killed by the mullahs not that long ago.

03:29:13.480 So quite clearly, there's a powerful movement of dissent in Iran. And ultimately, I'm counting on

03:29:19.000 those people, not the people who have been killed, obviously, but people like them to take back their

03:29:24.220 own country. You got some time left. You want it? I'm good. Okay. Myron, final five minutes,

03:29:30.680 and then we'll get into closing statements okay um so you mentioned a couple of things number one

03:29:37.400 you mentioned that uh iran has alienated their muslim neighbors in the region um yeah you can

03:29:42.100 make that argument to a degree they pissed off the saudis and some of the gulf states or whatever

03:29:45.360 uh but let's be honest here who have they hurt more um their reputation with them or the united

03:29:50.280 states i would argue they hurt the united states more because what they've done is exposed that we

03:29:54.560 cannot guarantee them the security from which we claim and justify the usage and the creation of

03:30:00.280 our bases and placement of our military bases in their area. Keep in mind, these countries only

03:30:04.760 allowed us to have military bases there in exchange for protecting them. And what they're

03:30:08.580 seeing now is that we not only have led to them getting attacked, but we can't even hold up our

03:30:13.100 end of the bargain and protect them. So this is the issue when it comes to that. So yes, has Iran

03:30:18.360 alienated their Muslim neighbors to a degree? Absolutely. But I would argue that we're taking

03:30:23.940 a way bigger hit from this because now our bases are destroyed. And quite frankly, unless there's

03:30:27.900 a regime change they're not going to allow us to rebuild those bases so yes they hurt themselves

03:30:31.880 in the process but they've hurt us way more and showed uh that we could be a paper tiger when it

03:30:36.180 comes to maintaining our military bases in the region and more than likely we will not have the

03:30:39.800 same foothold in the region because of this um next you mentioned that trump didn't sell this

03:30:43.680 as a regime change that's laughable at february 28th as he was as he was invading and bombing

03:30:48.660 not invading but bombing he literally said at the end of his speech hey iranian people rise up

03:30:54.220 Take your government. You know, it's yours to take. We're going to help you guys with bombing them, etc. 0.55

03:30:59.100 The problem is that Trump grossly miscalculated the amount of people that would be willing to go against the government by getting bad intelligence from Mossad and Netanyahu, who claimed, oh, yeah, we're going to be able to go out and get a regime change. 0.72

03:31:11.520 Once we go out and kill Kemeni and kill these individuals on opening day, is it going to create instability? 0.64

03:31:16.660 They're not going to close the straight room loose. They're not going to have the balls to attack their neighbors. 1.00

03:31:20.980 All of that was a lie, and all of that ended up happening. 0.99

03:31:23.780 And not only did we kill Khomeini, we went ahead and put his son into power, who's a 0.52

03:31:29.080 bigger hardliner, and as we continue to kill different layers of the Iranian leadership, 0.88

03:31:33.480 number one, it's irrelevant because they have a mosaic defense and they're able to attack

03:31:36.320 with or without a supreme leader in place anyway.

03:31:38.940 They figured this out after the 12-day war, and they've always had this set up.

03:31:42.160 But by assassinating Khomeini, the guy who didn't want nuclear weapons, who had a fat 1.00

03:31:46.180 one in place, we put his son in who wants nuclear weapons, who's going to say, fuck 1.00

03:31:49.840 the West, we're going to go ahead and hit these guys. We can't trust them because we attacked them, 1.00

03:31:53.280 what, two or three times now at this point while we're in the middle of negotiations.

03:31:57.000 So Trump absolutely wanted a regime change. He's just walking it back now because he's realizing

03:32:01.440 that he can't get the regime change. How else do I know this? Well, Scott Bessent crashed the real

03:32:06.080 on purpose in 2026. They had Mossad riots, smuggled in a bunch of Starlink. They smuggled

03:32:12.000 in a bunch of weapons. Trump admitted to this a couple of days ago that they smuggled weapons in

03:32:15.340 trying to cause some type of uprise and it all fell flat on its face and if anything all we did

03:32:20.300 was rally the people even more so again let me be clear about this i am not saying that the

03:32:24.420 iranians love their government i'm not saying that and i'm not saying that the government's good i 0.89

03:32:28.600 hate the fact that i even have to defend these fucking guys but there is so much information 0.95

03:32:31.860 propaganda in the west that i have to come out and tell the truth here the reality is as much 0.99

03:32:37.160 as they might hate their government as much they might hate the supreme leader or the parliament

03:32:41.000 or Pereskian, etc., they're going to side with their government when a foreign invader like the

03:32:46.300 United States and Israel are bombing them nonstop. And then the fact that Trump made the true social

03:32:51.620 post he made about killing a civilization or destroying their power plants or bombing them

03:32:57.680 back to the Stone Age, all of this has made the Iranians realize, yo, these guys don't care about 0.78

03:33:01.500 actually helping us. They just want to destroy us. So we've made them rally around the flag 1.00

03:33:04.960 10 times more so to the point where there's several videos where people are protesting in

03:33:09.580 streets and they get bombed. And as they get bombed by U.S. and Israeli assets, what are they

03:33:15.800 doing? They cheer. Oh, fuck the United States. Fuck Israel. We've made them even more extreme 0.89

03:33:21.380 in their want for revenge. And the Mossad was obviously behind a lot of these different riots.

03:33:27.500 Pompeo admitted this on Twitter saying a Mossad agent walks amongst you. You know, we Trump

03:33:32.400 admitted that he had smuggled the guns. We know that the Starlink's being smuggled in were funded

03:33:36.960 by also the cia um this is why the chinese and the russians got involved with shutting down the

03:33:41.360 starlinks as they were trying to go ahead and get these riots going on so uh that's one thing and

03:33:46.440 then also you mentioned the iran controls the straighter humus uh or they don't just control

03:33:51.780 the straighter humus the thing is this they don't have to actually control the straighter humus and

03:33:54.860 you mentioned that they destroyed their navy well isn't that kind of funny how we destroyed their

03:33:58.160 navy yet the straighter humus is still pretty much closed to ships that they don't want to go 0.95

03:34:01.660 through and that's because the iranians all they needed to do was project the ability to destroy

03:34:06.740 strips that go through they don't actually have to do it all they got to do is make it where the

03:34:10.720 insurance companies don't want to insure the vessels and then trade stops and that's and

03:34:14.940 they've been able to do that effectively they don't actually have to bomb anybody and i find

03:34:18.100 it comical that marco rubio and hexeth clay say all the time oh yeah we destroyed their navy well

03:34:23.240 how's the straighter humus still closed um and then the last thing i'll finish up on here is

03:34:26.740 you mentioned that uh there's the blockade we've basically done a blockaded their blockade that's

03:34:31.400 also comical because vessels have already went through we've seen this the chinese vessel has

03:34:35.200 been able to go through and they're not going to be able to maintain this for much longer that is

03:34:38.460 why trump pushed to get another ceasefire going on and they're more than likely going to add

03:34:42.520 another 10 days because trump trump knows that these destroyers are going to get destroyed

03:34:47.080 if they continue to do what they're doing and doing a blockade is an act of war so

03:34:51.220 this is just a catastrophe all around but sorry i went over there

03:34:55.100 all good okay so that's a wrap there closing statements guys we'll start with dinesh five

03:35:00.560 minutes whenever you start, Dinesh. I said that Trump did not sell this as a

03:35:07.480 regime change war. And you, Myron, seem to disagree with me by quoting Trump,

03:35:16.780 telling the Iranian people, this country is yours to take back for yourselves. Now,

03:35:23.260 you notice that this quote, far from undermining what I said, actually agrees with it. Because

03:35:28.180 what is Trump saying? He's telling the Iranian people, listen, I'm not going to give you back

03:35:33.500 your country. You need to take it back. So I might create the conditions for it to happen, 1.00

03:35:39.320 but you're going to have to do it. Now, I want to address, I think, the bit of the elephant in the

03:35:47.080 room that we haven't addressed, at least not fully today. And that is this issue of Iraq and

03:35:52.720 Afghanistan that Myron brought up at the very beginning. And I think that we have learned

03:35:57.980 some lessons from those wars, but we've also learned some bad lessons, some wrong lessons.

03:36:03.860 The lesson of Afghanistan and Iraq is not that the regime change was bad. In fact, let's start

03:36:12.300 with Afghanistan, right? The Taliban loan out the monkey bars for the terrorists to come in from 0.94

03:36:17.660 Saudi Arabia, from Egypt, from Pakistan to launch 9-11. So the Taliban is directly responsible for 0.86

03:36:24.300 9-11. They are the host country of 9-11. The United States has every right in the world 0.99

03:36:29.600 to bomb Kabul, to oust the Taliban, to chase them away from power. The regime change was

03:36:36.620 fantastic. It was, by the way, all done with great speedy effectiveness. The problems began

03:36:42.120 after that. When people like Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice began to say, if you

03:36:46.760 break it, you own it. We now have to create a nanny state over there. We've got to instruct 0.93

03:36:51.760 the tribes about what to eat and how to organize their tribal councils and what they should

03:36:57.020 educate their children with, and we need to create democracy and sway the hearts and all

03:37:02.280 of this gobbledygook and nonsense, when the truth of the matter is when you have a country

03:37:07.900 that does this to you, you pulverize them, you let their rivals come to power, you make

03:37:13.400 sure that their rivals are pro-American, and you get the heck out of there. 0.99

03:37:17.160 That's what we should have done in Afghanistan. 0.95

03:37:19.160 And right now, we would probably have the Northern Alliance and a bunch of ruthless tribes that would be running it now. 0.93

03:37:25.440 And they probably would have killed off most of the Taliban a long time ago.

03:37:28.960 But instead, we tried to sort of run this parliamentary democracy Western style. 0.85

03:37:35.060 That was the mistake, creating a nanny state in Afghanistan. 0.57

03:37:38.820 And by the way, kind of the same mistake in Iraq. 0.75

03:37:43.140 Regime change, by the way, has a great and glorious history,

03:37:46.620 which many people are not familiar with since their knowledge of history generally extends only about 20 years.

03:37:52.900 Think of it. The American Revolution was regime change.

03:37:55.480 We got rid of a really bad regime, and it was a really great thing.

03:37:59.000 The Civil War was regime change.

03:38:01.240 The Confederacy had established a separate nation.

03:38:03.620 That nation was overthrown. Regime change.

03:38:06.620 The Mexican War in the 1840s was regime change.

03:38:11.580 Texas was an independent republic.

03:38:13.300 They went to war with Mexico.

03:38:14.440 They won that war with American assistance. They joined the United States.

03:38:18.720 Regime change. The Cold War. You had regime change in dozens of countries, and all for the better.

03:38:27.040 And so regime change actually has a very—I'm not even talking about World War II,

03:38:31.840 where, of course, there was regime change in Japan, in Germany.

03:38:35.200 By the way, in Italy, all the points that Myron is making could be made about Mussolini.

03:38:39.240 Hey, listen, don't attack Italy because it's going to make hardliners come to power.

03:38:43.360 the United States attacked Italy, the Allies attacked Italy. What happened is that the Italian

03:38:48.760 people themselves captured Mussolini, executed him, switched sides from the Nazi side over to

03:38:56.580 the Allied side. And all of this because the power of Italy had been pulverized and powerful figures

03:39:02.940 inside of Italy realized, hey, it's beneficial for us to switch sides. Something like that is

03:39:09.060 very likely, very possible in Iran, where you have powerful people in the military who realize,

03:39:15.700 guess what? The equation is shifting. The mullahs are tottering. Things could change. They could be

03:39:21.440 out. We may want to make some new friends with the Saudis and new friends with UAE. We could be the 1.00

03:39:27.340 next rulers of Iran. All kinds of things can happen. And I think it's very short-sighted to

03:39:32.700 just declare a priori that it's a mistake because somehow Iran is going to emerge magically

03:39:39.900 stronger than ever, more virtuous than ever, with more friends than ever. This may be the way that

03:39:45.760 Myron wants it to be. It's like wishful thinking for what he's hoping the world will look like,

03:39:50.600 but it's not an actual description of the world. Okay. Myron, final closing statement.

03:40:02.700 okay so um so you you said that trump telling the people to rise up is not a regime change

03:40:12.980 that's false because that is by definition what a regime change is if the people get rise up

03:40:17.760 and take over the government that's going to lead to a regime change and that's what he was trying

03:40:21.220 to do uh the problem is that trump got a little too drunk on the kool-aid after getting regime

03:40:26.160 change in venezuela relatively very little effort and what ended up happening was uh it completely

03:40:31.760 backfired he thought he'd be able to get in there in a couple of days and get out at especially

03:40:36.300 against his intelligence agencies telling him hey this isn't going to work all you're going to do is 0.91

03:40:40.780 build their resolve uh killing the committee and killing the top people in the military top people

03:40:47.300 in the government isn't going to really do much and you know we're seeing that the intelligence

03:40:50.320 agencies were right all of his top advisors told him this was a bad idea but he listened to the

03:40:54.440 Mossad he listened to Netanyahu he listened to their analysis and thought that the regime change

03:41:00.340 would actually work that is what they push for so telling the people to rise up and actually

03:41:04.280 supporting it by sending in weapons star links getting agitators having working with foreign

03:41:09.080 intelligence agencies to try to destabilize the country this is a regime change it's just that

03:41:13.020 he tried to do it the easy way without putting boots on the ground now when we talk about regime

03:41:17.560 change regime change is not good i know you're saying you believe regime change is good i think

03:41:22.000 regime change is not good especially in the middle east and i'll tell you why every single time that

03:41:25.840 we've tried to effectuate regime change in the middle east it's created problems or after we got 0.89

03:41:29.940 rid of saddam and toppled him the country iraq's been destabilized we got rid of um gaddafi uh

03:41:35.760 libya now has slavery sudan has literally a civil war um regime change simply does not work in the 0.94

03:41:42.200 middle east and the reason why is because these people right the the these muslims a lot of times 0.89

03:41:47.200 um number one they're very devout to their religion and they're not afraid to die 0.61

03:41:50.680 so these these guys are not going to fall under the same types of you know examples you gave like

03:41:55.620 with Italy and Mussolini, etc. You cannot kill an ideology. And they're going to continue to

03:42:00.320 resist. They're going to continue to fight until we solve the Palestine question. We cannot just 0.87

03:42:05.460 keep putting a Band-Aid on this really big leak and continue to let Israel protect the power the 0.86

03:42:12.400 way that they do and be aggressive towards their neighbors. And they're never going to have peace 0.73

03:42:16.620 in the region until we solve this problem. So regime change does not work. You also mentioned

03:42:20.040 Afghanistan. Well, who's in power right now in Afghanistan? The Taliban. So we went in there.

03:42:25.060 We won every single battle.

03:42:26.480 We left.

03:42:26.920 And then who's back in power again? 0.55

03:42:28.000 The Taliban. 0.92

03:42:28.760 And we have nothing to show for it. 0.96

03:42:29.900 We have billions of dollars of debt.

03:42:31.540 We have dead soldiers and dead servicemen.

03:42:33.540 And even Nick Irving, right, the Reaper, he even admitted, yeah, I don't know why we're

03:42:38.140 in Afghanistan.

03:42:38.800 This was a guy that was one of the top snipers, worked with special forces, army ranger.

03:42:43.000 And even he's like, yeah, I lost all my friends.

03:42:45.020 I suffered so much.

03:42:46.180 And who's in power right now in Afghanistan?

03:42:48.300 Who did you bleed for?

03:42:49.540 Oh, well, to fight the Taliban?

03:42:51.280 Well, they're back in power now.

03:42:52.260 So regime change does not work.

03:42:53.800 And this is why foreign intervention doesn't work. The problem is that we get engaged in this foreign intervention because we're run by another country who runs our foreign policy, who have an enormous amount of representation.

03:43:01.880 I know that you said that it's comical that a country of only nine million can control a country of 300 million. 0.96

03:43:07.380 Well, that's not so comical, because the problem is that, let's be honest, a lot of the people that are in positions of power are Zionist Jews. 0.84

03:43:13.240 and what they say goes. 0.59

03:43:14.880 When someone like Amirim Adelson

03:43:15.960 gives Trump $100 million

03:43:17.260 to keep him out of prison

03:43:18.940 and win the election,

03:43:21.840 well, he's going to have to listen to

03:43:23.880 and or make good

03:43:24.780 on some of the things

03:43:25.780 that she's asking for.

03:43:26.660 And one of the things 1.00

03:43:27.020 that a lot of these Zionists, 0.97

03:43:28.440 Israelis donate to Trump for 0.97

03:43:30.060 and are supportive for

03:43:31.000 is for having a more pro-Israel stance.

03:43:34.080 So though the country is small

03:43:35.820 and the representation

03:43:36.640 of the United States might be small,

03:43:38.200 these people have big influence.

03:43:40.380 That's the big issue there.

03:43:41.720 Now to wrap up,

03:43:43.240 not just off what you were saying, but to wrap up

03:43:46.500 it generally. How much more time do I have?

03:43:48.480 I'm in at 15. And in closing,

03:43:50.500 I'll say that this war has been a quagmire

03:43:52.380 and a catastrophe in every single way. Diplomatically

03:43:54.620 we're losing, as I said before, by

03:43:56.560 alienating our partners in

03:43:58.540 NATO, alienating our partners in

03:44:00.500 the Gulf. We've had our military bases

03:44:02.500 destroyed. That's going to lead to an open

03:44:04.580 door for potentially the Chinese or the Russians to come in 1.00

03:44:06.560 because I don't see that we'll be able to have

03:44:08.040 the same type of presence in the Middle East because

03:44:10.560 we're not going to be able to do the regime change in

03:44:12.560 Iran like we want, because we're not going to put the boots on the ground. They tried with the 0.66

03:44:15.780 riots. They tried with Crash in the Rial. It didn't work. The only way now is boots on the

03:44:19.040 ground, and that's going to be catastrophic from a casualty standpoint, so we're not going to do

03:44:22.240 that. So the Gulf states are going to have to basically not allow us to maintain bases there

03:44:26.740 because they don't want to keep getting bombed and having the straight-run moves closed. We're

03:44:29.860 losing economically because we have the biggest energy crisis ever. Militarily, though, we might

03:44:34.560 be destroying their army, their navy, and their air force. That's irrelevant because their

03:44:38.860 ballistic missile program is what's causing a lot of the damage, and we can't effectively destroy

03:44:42.000 that because it's dispersed it's a mosaic defense there's hundreds of places all across iran um and

03:44:47.560 then lastly politically we're losing because this war is extremely unfavorable with people

03:44:52.880 on both sides of the spectrum and trump has just put himself in a horrible position

03:44:56.840 with the midterms thanks to this war okay that's a wrap thanks for your time gentlemen

03:45:01.720 kept it very civil made my job easy thank you absolutely the next show is good talking with you

03:45:06.020 i enjoyed it thank you very much all right guys take it easy guys um could you leave the tab open

03:45:11.820 while it finishes uploading uh me or or are you talking to someone else sean okay oh okay

03:45:19.080 dinesh pleasure to talk to you man yeah hey enjoy i enjoyed it all right thanks for doing it oh

03:45:24.300 awesome see you man bye okay bye sean you want us to to stay on okay how'd you guys like that

03:45:33.980 how you guys like that good discussion

03:45:41.820 yeah shout out to

03:45:47.840 it was a good discussion man

03:45:49.060 it was a good discussion

03:45:49.800 you know I was just writing down

03:45:52.460 as he was talking

03:45:53.280 you know

03:45:54.740 now you guys see why

03:45:57.360 people don't want to debate me on this topic

03:46:00.160 oh man

03:46:05.340 yeah yeah

03:46:08.160 but shout out to Dinesh Sousa man

03:46:11.280 all good um i like the guy we could disagree on this topic but uh shout out to him uh

03:46:19.940 shout out to one chest says uh eat the g okay uh shout that's a funny hoodie roovian hayes says uh

03:46:26.620 you're afraid with your closing statement you're afraid with your closing statement the guy was 0.93

03:46:30.140 talking nonsense okay fair enough one tarter one dollar retard regime okay uh the only regime 0.94

03:46:35.480 change needed in the region is israel facts kept the salty marina is gonna get cooked hey man it 0.89

03:46:39.480 is what it is i just kept it to facts if you guys notice i was writing down all of his points and

03:46:43.440 just like rebutting each one uh one by one you know what i mean dude i'm telling you this war

03:46:48.820 is not justifiable dude this war is just not justifiable and now you guys why no no for all

03:46:53.640 you guys that say oh yo debate this guy debate that guy that's why i'm not going to waste my

03:46:57.520 time bro like if i'm going to debate him i'm going to talk to someone like dinesh right who's like 0.98

03:47:01.800 known and actually smarter than a lot of these other idiots like i'm going backwards by talking 0.99

03:47:05.300 of these other some of these other retarded zionists um uh you know debating uh on israel 0.99

03:47:12.180 won't do anything yeah uh joke uh go offline when the debate is finished when i come back 0.95

03:47:18.440 t rice says myron what did you do to god's fight if it's ruined him yeah i know we are talking

03:47:23.080 about the war but david's been arrested yeah we're going to cover that right now evaporation 0.87

03:47:26.160 connection precipitation collection yeah that girl is retarded from yesterday joke says people 0.89

03:47:30.720 who voted for trump one of the important reasons are no war and peace trump is a businessman 0.84

03:47:33.720 real starting this war requires common sense exactly uh sean volume is terrible i have my

03:47:38.540 volume high and his mic is uh low yeah guys they're using a different software even frieza

03:47:43.620 knows david is cooked yeah this india guy uh likes my at&t's customer service rep this guy

03:47:49.700 my guy marron bought a cook got you hey marron uh could you please shout out my new clips channel

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03:48:19.000 oss thank you very much peruvian mouse says fnf ending last night had me dying laughing yeah bro 0.86

03:48:24.060 fucking retarded um yeah let's go ahead and get into uh this david news though okay as you guys 0.95

03:48:30.240 know, David was arrested today. Let me go ahead and see if we can get the full timeline for you 0.99

03:48:41.440 guys here. So how did we get here? Let me go ahead and let me see here if law and crime has.

03:49:00.240 we're diving a bit more into the apparent act so we're going to talk about the david case for

03:49:13.420 those of you guys that are wondering a singer who was um just arrested for

03:49:20.360 the murder of a 14-year-old.

03:49:27.680 The movements, the traffic.

03:49:29.720 Who was worse last night?

03:49:30.540 The pure Chipotle bag or neon?

03:49:33.080 Bro, they were both horrible, bro. 1.00

03:49:35.120 And then the girls from Texas were ridiculous, too. 1.00

03:49:37.280 ...of recording artist David 0.99

03:49:39.040 as a body of a young girl was found in a car

03:49:42.100 that was registered to him.

03:49:43.340 Plus, we also have just seen brand new footage

03:49:46.500 of this victim, Celeste Rivas Hernandez,

03:49:48.680 from September of 2024.

03:49:50.800 This completely shakes up the timeline.

03:49:53.440 You couple that with the newly released death certificate,

03:49:56.600 it's time to go.

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03:51:05.260 Welcome to sidebar presented by law and crime.

03:51:08.080 I'm Jesse Weber.

03:51:08.940 When it comes to the continuing investigation into the teenage girl who was found in a trunk

03:51:16.460 of a car registered to 20-year-old singer David, while yesterday's sidebar was about

03:51:21.780 her movements, her activity, now we're going to talk about him. I mean, where is he right now?

03:51:26.940 We don't even know. And this is going to be a very much David-centered discussion. But before

03:51:31.520 we even talk about him... By the way, guys, I double-checked. Mossadegh was democratically

03:51:35.480 elected. Look at this.

03:51:37.520 Mohamed Mouzadek was democratically elected as

03:51:39.340 prime minister in 1951, though with

03:51:41.440 important nuances about Iran's parliamentary system.

03:51:43.700 So he was a member of the Majis, where he had

03:51:45.360 been elected multiple times, including 1950

03:51:47.220 legislative elections as part of the National Front Coalition

03:51:49.520 as party won a minority of the seats.

03:51:52.300 So,

03:51:53.200 again,

03:51:55.480 he was democratically elected. It might not be

03:51:57.380 full-on, but he still was.

03:51:59.460 So when he said that it wasn't, I was like, wait, what?

03:52:02.000 And that's the guy that we overthrew

03:52:03.440 because he wanted to

03:52:05.440 um nationalize their petroleum right so that they can basically keep their money that they make

03:52:12.200 stop bugs shout out to you with the five gifted appreciate you my friend there are two big

03:52:18.740 updates we gotta address that came out after our recording from yesterday new footage new document

03:52:25.980 and it regards the victim it regards celeste rivas hernandez whose decomposed dismembered body

03:52:32.260 And I just messaged my brother. I might bring my brother on right now, too.

03:52:36.640 Was found by authorities in that 2023 Tesla that was impounded in a Hollywood tow yard out in Los Angeles.

03:52:43.320 Well, first of all, her death certificate has been released. We'll talk about that.

03:52:47.240 Not really a bombshell. OK, it lists things we already knew, like how she was found on September 8th, 2025 in a vehicle.

03:52:55.000 The cause of death has been deferred. The manner of death is pending.

03:52:58.480 When we talk about manner of death, that could be homicide, accidental.

03:53:01.840 But this, again, is not surprising because there is still an ongoing investigation and it's consistent with the reporting that we've seen so far.

03:53:09.200 And while the death certificate confirms that an autopsy was performed, reporting suggests that the medical examiner is waiting on the results of toxicology examinations.

03:53:18.340 Now, this is interesting. The death certificate indicates that Celeste apparently was not pregnant at the time of her death, nor had she been pregnant in the last year.

03:53:29.280 And shout out to Josie.

03:53:30.360 Josie made a new chicken emote for you guys. 1.00

03:53:34.260 Let me get her for you, ninjas.

03:53:35.700 As there has been a lot of speculation about her relationship, her connection with David.

03:53:41.720 So we're going to talk about him.

03:53:43.100 We're going to talk about his movements before we do that.

03:53:45.260 One more thing about Celeste, and this is big. 0.89

03:53:47.620 So in our previous episode of Sidebar, we talked about how Celeste have reportedly run away in the past.

03:53:53.540 And there were surveillance footage from March of 2024 that was released.

03:53:57.760 It was taken from a local liquor shop in Lake Elsinore.

03:54:01.020 She apparently lived nearby.

03:54:02.300 That's about 75, 76 miles away from where her body was found in that Tesla.

03:54:07.480 Now, that footage seemingly captured her walking and then jogging down a street.

03:54:12.880 She turned the corner and she disappears from view.

03:54:15.780 We thought this may be the last known footage of her before she vanished and ultimately was found in that Tesla this year.

03:54:21.980 Turns out there is new footage.

03:54:23.760 There is additional footage that we have to talk about.

03:54:26.020 this came out after we did our recording yesterday. So TMZ obtained footage of what

03:54:31.900 appears to be Celeste in September 2024. So that is different from the timeline that we had all

03:54:38.660 understood, right? The one that we thought she went missing in April of 2024. In this footage

03:54:44.700 that was captured on Ness camera on September 8th, 2024, and apparently provided by neighbors,

03:54:50.100 it seemingly shows Celeste upset, arguing with people, reportedly over a prank that was pulled

03:54:57.560 on her parents' home, potentially ding-dong ditch. TMZ reporting that racial slurs may even have been

03:55:03.500 used during this altercation. And also, according to TMZ, a neighbor's boyfriend went over to Celeste's

03:55:09.380 family home afterwards to say sorry, but Celeste's dad reportedly didn't seem to be too upset by the

03:55:15.380 whole thing. Okay, the reason this is important, again, the reason this is key is because it shows

03:55:20.820 Alist, or apparently shows Alist, alive at Lake Elsinore in September of 2024 after she had

03:55:29.160 disappeared, after she was missing, and apparently was on missing persons posters since April of 2024.

03:55:35.100 Also, TMZ points out that September 8th, when this happened, is the day after her 14th birthday,

03:55:42.400 And by the way, in a chilling twist, that is one year before she was found in that car.

03:55:49.520 She was found in that car one day after she would have turned 15 years old.

03:55:54.600 Hey everybody, this is another law and crime legal alert.

03:55:57.200 There were allegations that questioned the people in this video.

03:56:00.620 But look, if this video shows what it appears to show, that could be quite significant as

03:56:06.600 we're tracking whatever she was up to, whatever her movements were, a timeline leading up

03:56:11.480 to her death.

03:56:12.400 You guys got a, you guys, you guys got a new chicken emote now.

03:56:16.980 But now you go back to David, real name David Anthony Burke, okay, this 20-year-old performer.

03:56:21.480 What were his movements?

03:56:22.920 What was his activity?

03:56:24.580 Now, to be clear, authorities haven't identified him as a suspect.

03:56:28.300 They haven't identified him as a person of interest, nor has he been implicated in any crime or implicated in any wrongdoing whatsoever.

03:56:35.980 By the way, they haven't identified any suspect or person of interest.

03:56:38.740 But look, her body was found in the trunk of a car that was registered to him out of Hempstead, Texas. 0.99

03:56:47.260 Yo, talk about fucking horrible, bro. 0.99

03:56:50.320 Like getting caught or sorry, getting like people finding a body in one of your cars registered in your name. 1.00

03:56:56.660 Like, bro, big L. 0.99

03:56:59.680 Big, big fucking L, dude. 0.99

03:57:01.560 Holy. 1.00

03:57:02.920 Wow.

03:57:04.400 Wow, wow, wow.

03:57:05.380 so let's just start at a social media activity for example okay a key period of time as we

03:57:13.940 reported yesterday the car was apparently on that block in hollywood hills for quite some time

03:57:19.420 before it was towed and impounded the car was ticketed apparently 11 days before celeste's

03:57:24.680 body was found inside so on august 27th a parking enforcement officer marked the car

03:57:29.220 september 3rd the officer issued a citation for violating a 72-hour parking ordinance

03:57:34.600 September 5th, it was towed.

03:57:36.880 September 8th is when the body's found.

03:57:39.320 And neighbors reportedly told NBC Los Angeles that that car had maybe been there for about a month.

03:57:45.260 Okay, so now you look at some of David's social media clips leading up to the discovery of Celeste's body in this car.

03:57:51.900 These are all on Instagram, by the way.

03:57:53.380 So September 1st, there's a video of him giving a hug to singer Kaliuchis on stage.

03:57:58.920 September 2nd, there's promotion of a collaboration with Fortnite underneath an-

03:58:03.960 Chat, I'm going to, as this is playing, I'm going to look for the criminal complaint.

03:58:08.300 I'm going to try to find, see, this is why I hate state cases, bro, because the problem

03:58:11.900 with state cases is, like, you got to try to find the documents, and you're not sure,

03:58:19.420 like, how they do it because they're so fucking all over the place.

03:58:21.800 Fed cases are easy, right? 1.00

03:58:23.480 But with the state, you know, big pain in the ass. 0.97

03:58:30.740 but this video right here documents like what led up to this because they've been looking at 0.99

03:58:35.900 they've been looking at this guy for a minute now over a year um and they finally just arrested

03:58:41.040 him today so i'm assuming like uh they filed a criminal complaint or they indicted him or

03:58:49.000 whatever i'm gonna i'm gonna double check for you guys but i'll keep playing this red pill

03:58:53.860 clippers take it for the one gifted my friend an animated picture of david it says tomorrow

03:58:58.640 David, Fortnite, Locked and Loaded, official Fortnite anthem music video drops on all platforms

03:59:04.780 at 5 p.m. Eastern. I started making music for my Fortnite montages three years ago. Man,

03:59:10.360 this is crazy. Thank you. September 5th, he posts a selfie in the mirror. The caption,

03:59:17.200 I start media training tomorrow. Guys, wish me luck with a kind of a worried face emoji.

03:59:22.740 September 7th, there is a post promoting his album release. It says,

03:59:27.020 Wither Deluxe, Marescence out September 19th.

03:59:30.340 Now, he was also on tour when a lot of this was going on, and I want to talk about that

03:59:34.540 too.

03:59:34.900 So apparently he kicked off the tour on August 5th in Del Mar, California, with stops in

03:59:40.420 Dallas, Atlanta, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit.

03:59:43.180 This is according to USA Today.

03:59:44.620 Actually, as reported by TMZ and the Gazetteer, he also performed at the Warfield out in San

03:59:51.240 Francisco in July 2.

03:59:53.080 This is before the tour fully kicked off.

03:59:55.380 But his tour was canceled.

03:59:56.300 His tour was canceled before he was set to perform on Friday, September 19th in San Francisco and out in Los Angeles on September 20th.

04:00:04.780 And while an exact reason hadn't been disclosed, it did seem to coincide with this investigation into Celeste's death ramping up.

04:00:13.360 He was also supposed to go, by the way, international.

04:00:15.800 The tour had dates.

04:00:16.880 So I'm looking right now saying he was not. David was arrested on April 16, 2026 by the LAPD robbery homicide division on suspicion of murder based on probable cause developed during the investigation.

04:00:27.120 This was this was a probable cause arrest, sometimes described as executed with a probable cause arrest warrant, not one stemming from a filed criminal complaint or indictment.

04:00:36.480 So they're saying there's been no indictment returned by a grand jury in the case of no criminal complaint filed.

04:00:40.980 the arrest relied on evidence gathered over months which gave police probable cause to take

04:00:45.000 him into custody without needing prior formal uh charging documents from the da or grand jury he is

04:00:50.120 being held without bail the case is scheduled to be presented in los angeles county district's

04:00:53.600 office on monday april 20th for reviewing a decision on whether to file formal charges

04:00:57.120 um so until then yeah so okay so this is the problem with the state dude so this is what i 0.68

04:01:03.120 hate about the state let me explain to you guys this like because this is super fucking important

04:01:09.160 that you guys understand this because this will help you understand true crime stuff a lot better

04:01:12.240 when big profile arrests are made like this. So let's go first with the federal system.

04:01:19.140 The federal system, there's three main ways that you're going to get arrested

04:01:22.380 via the federal system. It's going to be either a criminal complaint, which is supported by

04:01:27.800 an affidavit, right, written by a special agent or a task force officer outlining all the probable

04:01:34.920 cause as to why they are arresting you, right? Next, an indictment. An indictment occurs where

04:01:44.280 a grand jury is put together. You come in and you testify in front of said grand jury with your AUSA

04:01:50.540 and you present all the facts, okay? That is you officially being formally charged.

04:01:56.280 Every single federal case that goes through needs to go through an indictment. So if I file a

04:02:01.000 criminal complaint, arrest the guy, and then put him in jail, I need to get to grand jury within

04:02:08.320 two weeks. So that means that we need to indict the case within two weeks because a criminal

04:02:12.320 complaint is not enough. Now, you're probably wondering, Lamar, why do a criminal complaint

04:02:15.980 if you need to indict anyway? Why not just indict one time and not have to go through the criminal

04:02:19.600 complaint process? The reason why is because criminal complaints work for convenience and

04:02:23.520 speed. If you got someone that's in custody or someone that you got right then and there with

04:02:27.900 a bunch of probable cause. You file the criminal complaint that day, you arrest them, so you got a

04:02:33.460 paper trail going, then you come back and indict after the fact. So convenience and speed is why

04:02:39.960 criminal complaints are utilized many times in federal cases, right? The third way that you

04:02:47.340 could get jammed up by the feds is what's called an information. Now, an information chat is

04:02:52.720 something that the a usa files right and it basically is just like an indictment right it's

04:02:59.440 a formal charge as well now informations that the federal system are fairly rare you don't see them

04:03:04.580 often nine out of ten times when you file with an information it's some type of strange case whether

04:03:09.480 it's like the minor case i showed you guys yesterday where like the guy killed his sister

04:03:13.560 but he was a minor right so they file that information then they did a superseding indictment

04:03:18.600 later on, or it's, you know, the person's cooperating or something like that, and they'll

04:03:24.180 file an information, okay, at the federal level. Those are three main ways. Again, recap.

04:03:32.840 Criminal complaint, follow it up with an indictment, right, or a grand jury indictment, or

04:03:38.400 grand jury indictment, or an information. These are three ways. Now, the state doesn't work like

04:03:46.040 that okay and this is why state cases lose so much this is why uh DAs lose cases all the time

04:03:55.080 this is why a lot of the time cases don't stick or whatever in the state world a cop can arrest

04:04:01.160 you just off of anything damn near the threshold for probable cause is very low chat especially in

04:04:07.060 the state level so and and there's a reason for this right like let's say you're um you know

04:04:12.880 you're a patrol cop and you catch someone on the side of the road and you see drugs in a car well

04:04:17.920 are you going to call a prosecutor three o'clock in the morning and say hey bro can i get a acceptance

04:04:21.620 of this case nine out of ten times no you got the probable cause you've been able to establish it

04:04:26.220 you're there you see it right there and then so what ends up happening due to the nature of

04:04:30.860 uniformed police officers um dynamic roles within law enforcement and how they come into contact with

04:04:38.060 people all the time right off of 911 calls off proactive traffic stops etc they have the ability

04:04:44.520 to make arrests right then and there based off of just the things that they observe and they don't

04:04:51.140 need a prosecutor to concur or give them clearance versus feds do need clearance and uh approval to 0.97

04:04:59.220 make the arrest now you guys are wondering what the fuck are you telling me that federal agents 0.80

04:05:05.000 don't have the same leeway to make arrests 0.98

04:05:07.700 as state and local cops?

04:05:08.680 Is that what you're telling me?

04:05:09.240 Yes, that's precisely what I'm telling you.

04:05:11.120 So in other words, at the federal system,

04:05:13.580 your hands are very tied

04:05:15.020 when it comes to making actual arrests.

04:05:17.800 But this pays off on the long end.

04:05:19.180 Why?

04:05:19.720 This is why federal cases don't lose.

04:05:21.620 Because if you're filing a criminal complaint,

04:05:23.840 if you're going to grand jury,

04:05:25.060 that AUSA knows that they're going to win at trial.

04:05:27.720 Okay, there's a reason why the feds don't lose.

04:05:29.880 And the reason why the feds don't lose

04:05:31.080 is because they don't take every case that comes their way. 0.73

04:05:33.300 Feds typically build longer term

04:05:36.280 Strong cases

04:05:37.680 Based on an enormous amount of evidence

04:05:39.740 Versus at the state level

04:05:42.620 Yes they can do complex investigations as well

04:05:45.160 But a lot of their arrests 0.99

04:05:46.800 Set to be random shit 0.99

04:05:48.100 DUI here 0.99

04:05:49.400 Disorderly conduct here

04:05:50.780 You know

04:05:52.060 Domestic violence here

04:05:53.240 You know

04:05:54.020 Littering over here

04:05:55.480 All the way up until

04:05:57.000 Capital murder

04:05:57.820 Okay

04:06:00.480 So they have an extremely wide range of crimes

04:06:02.620 That they enforce

04:06:03.200 but they don't have the same level of um DAs don't have the same level of discernment that

04:06:10.480 AUSAs have because DAs have to take everything for the most part right so and that ends up

04:06:17.300 leading to you know a lot more cases getting thrown out a lot more sloppy police work etc

04:06:21.080 so this guy David to bring it back to you guys full circle which is why we're discussing this

04:06:26.760 the reason why I looked it up is I wanted to see how they picked them up so from what I'm reading

04:06:32.120 here they didn't even file a complaint or anything they just arrested him put him in jail they

04:06:39.680 probably have all their facts and what they're going to do right now as we speak is they're

04:06:42.520 going to build their their their evidence package right so they feel like they had enough probably 0.97

04:06:48.480 got a sergeant or a lieutenant to sign off on it went arrested his ass and is going to present the 0.76

04:06:53.480 package to the prosecutor if not if they don't already have a prosecutor i'm sure they already 0.98

04:06:56.600 have a prosecutor on board and the prosecutor probably gave them like a verbal like okay

04:07:01.120 I feel good at what you guys got.

04:07:02.700 Go pick them up.

04:07:03.340 We'll follow the paperwork for Monday.

04:07:06.560 So that's more than likely what happened because, you know, I'd be shocked if they didn't have a prosecutor on this case with how high profile it is.

04:07:14.100 So more than likely, they gathered all the evidence, sat down with the DA, or sorry, the ADA, Assistant District Attorney, the prosecutor.

04:07:22.560 Hey, this is what we got?

04:07:24.760 How do you feel?

04:07:25.800 It's good.

04:07:26.480 I think we got enough.

04:07:27.720 Go pick them up now.

04:07:28.560 will make this thing nice and pretty for Monday.

04:07:31.880 And that's where we are.

04:07:34.240 Give me what's in the chat.

04:07:36.100 Give me what's in the chat if that makes sense, guys, for y'all.

04:07:39.940 I threw a lot out there, but that's probably one of the best ways

04:07:42.200 to explain the difference between state and federal

04:07:44.620 that I've ever seen on the internet, at least.

04:07:47.780 And if you guys are enjoying the content, make sure to follow the channel.

04:07:50.880 As you guys can see, we could go from, you know,

04:07:53.320 having complex geopolitical discussions with someone like a Scott Horton

04:07:56.200 to doing debates.

04:07:57.560 Now we've fully transitioned over to true crime

04:07:59.880 That's what I'm telling y'all, man 0.99

04:08:01.480 I'm the fucking best 0.98

04:08:02.100 I don't want to sound cocky or anything else like that 0.98

04:08:06.180 But yo, what other streamer is this fucking diversified, bro? 0.97

04:08:08.540 Come on, man 0.99

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04:08:41.740 At least nine European tour dates,

04:08:43.540 shows that were listed on Ticketmaster.

04:08:45.700 Matter of fact, we'll even open up JTube real quick.

04:08:49.820 Just so people can,

04:08:51.760 since we're covering this David thing.

04:08:53.080 I'm going to take a quick piss chat.

04:08:54.300 Give me a second.

04:08:57.480 Thank you.

04:09:27.480 Thank you.

04:09:57.480 All right.

04:10:23.120 My brother's going to come on soon, too, guys.

04:10:25.860 So he's going to be in here in a little bit.

04:10:31.860 Let's see here.

04:10:36.800 Give me one second.

04:10:49.500 And I'll definitely clip up that debate for you guys as well.

04:10:54.900 bear with me real quick chat

04:11:21.460 we're going to get back to it

04:11:22.740 For those of you guys that are just joining on JTube, you guys missed a fantastic explanation I gave on the difference between federal cases and state cases. 0.94

04:11:34.620 We went real deep into it with the differences, but I am a little shocked that they had all this time and they didn't indict him and they just made like a fucking, you know, lazy probable cause arrest.

04:11:48.000 that's kind of wild i'm kind of intrigued as to see why they did that but who knows 0.87

04:11:56.940 wait neon's live right now 71k watching bro ain't no way bro ain't no way 0.95

04:12:02.820 so what the fuck sorry sorry distracted all right let's get back to this david thing 0.92

04:12:09.200 there's one for october 1st in norway there was a scheduled grammy museum appearance in los 0.98

04:12:14.860 Angeles that was pulled too from the venue's website his label Interscope told TMZ that all

04:12:19.940 promotion for David including his deluxe album release that was being paused and I will say

04:12:26.100 this wasn't immediate by the way so when Los Angeles authorities found a body in this Tesla

04:12:32.520 that was registered is academics live chat let me see if academics is live don't forget to get the

04:12:37.740 book by the way ninjas let me I'll see if he's live to him before the body was positively

04:12:43.440 identified as that of Celeste, he went on stage in Minneapolis. At this concert, he even handed

04:12:49.360 out labubus to the crowd. But TMZ reported that once Celeste was ID'd, his tour was canceled.

04:12:55.940 And that included an upcoming show in Seattle. By the way, I asked retired detective Matt Irvine

04:13:01.200 about the tour dates too and David's movements. Here's what he had to say.

04:13:05.040 Well, again, as you said, we don't know for sure when she was placed in the front trunk of that

04:13:09.200 vehicle but we're now hearing it could have been as far back as early august of this year or a

04:13:14.660 month or so before she was discovered um that's consistent with some of the reporting that we're

04:13:20.640 hearing in terms of communication celeste was having with friends which appear to have stopped

04:13:25.420 sometime in late july or early part of august this year oh it looks like ben shapiro made a video

04:13:32.560 We'll react to this too.

04:13:34.640 The name of the video, check this out, chat.

04:13:37.500 It goes, exposing SNCCO and anti-American manosphere.

04:13:40.400 Okay, here we go.

04:13:42.440 Riven's party's contention is that a strong America in the world is bad.

04:13:46.340 We'll debunk this guy as well.

04:13:48.320 So it is quite a lot.

04:13:49.380 We got a banger tonight, guys.

04:13:50.940 I believe that that is when this child's...

04:13:53.420 Let me read chats.

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04:14:03.840 Like, nah, not at all, actually.

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04:14:42.640 link in there for you guys no brokies though thank you for showing the pro israel side solid

04:14:47.900 the base skills q a back and forth would have tanked him just by mentioning 9-11 yeah that's

04:14:52.400 fine bro it's no biggie super fantastic reason why israel super uh undefendable position we need

04:14:57.620 to be america first and israel last exactly not sure if you answered this already yeah i did i

04:15:04.240 don't like the i'm not happy that uh he got attacked uh saucy can says everybody hating on

04:15:10.160 dinesh he actually debates unlike these zio cucks he debated nick on alex jones yeah he did he did

04:15:14.060 and i give i give dinesh credit because he'll actually get there he'll go out there and actually 0.98

04:15:17.900 debate unlike a lot of these motherfuckers so yeah what else do we got here 0.97

04:15:25.980 how to deal with retrospective jealousy i don't know what you mean thanks for the debate 0.99

04:15:47.900 All right. I think we're caught up on chats. Yep.

04:15:54.340 Back to it.

04:15:55.560 Life ended. The fact that she's been reported as weighing only 70 something pounds upon her autopsy, I think, is significant.

04:16:05.020 This is a child, again, according to the missing posters, that weighed about 120 pounds or more when alive.

04:16:10.960 So that suggests that she's been deceased.

04:16:14.320 She was dead for a while.

04:16:15.140 For a while, and that significant decomposition occurred before she was found.

04:16:22.680 One other thing, I think when we first started covering this case, there was an understanding that maybe that car was only there for a few days.

04:16:29.140 And one of the scenarios that we came up with, well, perhaps whoever did this, they didn't have enough time to take that next step, moving the car, doing something with the body.

04:16:38.980 But if now we're listening to this and that car was there for a prolonged period of time, doesn't that tell you something, whether it's they wanted the car to be found, whether they wanted it there, whether or not they had the ability to get to it in time.

04:16:54.280 But if the car was there for a prolonged period of time, doesn't that tell you something else about who may have done this or maybe not who may have done this, but what the motivations or the actions were of the person who put her body in the car?

04:17:08.980 Well, what it does suggest is that the car was abandoned in this Los Angeles neighborhood

04:17:16.280 at about the same time that David Burke's tour schedule would have made him... 0.82

04:17:22.500 Sorry, guys, when I open up a tab, it fucking just starts yapping without even... 0.60

04:17:29.900 I can't even shut it off.

04:17:31.000 Let me add that because CNN reported that he began his tour in early August,

04:17:36.140 was even set to go overseas to Europe next month.

04:17:38.740 that's been canceled. It was interesting because TMZ reported that he had a San Francisco show at

04:17:44.160 the end of July, and the official tour started August 4th in Del Mar. So there, I think, is the

04:17:51.000 timeline there. Talk to us about it. Well, again, those early tour dates were all in

04:17:57.040 West Coast cities, in places where he could presumably get back to Los Angeles without a

04:18:04.400 great deal of trouble. It's about August 15th, and for a couple weeks after that, that he's pretty

04:18:11.880 solidly in the eastern part of the U.S., in Canada, and I think one or two Midwest states.

04:18:19.660 All of those locations with pretty much back-to-back tours, that is pretty much every night,

04:18:25.520 would make it very difficult for David Burke to return to the Los Angeles area. So I don't know

04:18:32.120 if there was any intention to have the vehicle or the body discovered, but it seems like from

04:18:38.260 about August 15th forward, it would have been very difficult for David Burke to return to Los

04:18:44.400 Angeles for any reason, including to move his car. But with the tour canceled, there was another

04:18:49.720 development too. So according to News Nation, a private investigator who apparently reviewed the

04:18:55.140 initial complaint regarding the car, regarding the Tesla, said that the car was parked about 150 feet

04:19:00.640 away from a what's up they i'm in the video queue now oh you're you're in the queue right now okay

04:19:06.800 you're you on discord yeah all right hold on let me send you okay let me join right now

04:19:21.760 bear with me real quick i'm gonna let me get you on here let's do it all right yeah no take your

04:19:26.880 time no no no i'm good i'm just gonna turn my camera on all right all right so um someone said

04:19:31.880 you're gonna get clipped up regardless no facts no look while i can control it i will

04:19:36.780 the goal is to not get fired so fast okay that's the goal what happened you you said you already

04:19:45.880 slipped up boy i gotta stay that way yo yeah what up you already you already slipped up what's going

04:19:50.340 on no no did you hear some of that no no no yeah i just heard yeah they said something about you're

04:19:55.720 going to get it's going to get clipped up or something no i was saying and i could say this

04:19:59.660 it's fine i was saying that um here let me get you on screen here okay w myron yeah i was saying on

04:20:08.560 stream i saw a couple clips come up on my tiktok timeline of me talking about some not so friendly

04:20:16.020 topics so i had to tell those people like hey if you could please take this down um just state

04:20:20.680 the political stuff yeah and they were very understanding but you know some of my chat has

04:20:24.440 expressed like yo bro it's inevitable and i was like yeah and i get it but i mitigate it while i

04:20:28.280 can yeah yeah we got to mitigate i was saying possible yeah you talk about foreign policy

04:20:32.880 middle east even israel for that matter you're good right like it's not as dangerous as people

04:20:37.200 think it is really it's become a lot less taboo ever since october 7th and then obviously

04:20:41.860 the whole idea of censorship has now been like flooding ai bots and stuff not just shutting 0.92

04:20:46.560 people up but like once you go into like the you know red pill women race like that's where 0.99

04:20:52.000 their lines are red you got to really be careful so yeah that's what i was just uh talking about 0.55

04:20:57.300 yeah w myron yo good good job in that debate yo you uh absolutely pan seared him and then put

04:21:02.920 him on a plate that was brutal yeah i don't think he i don't think he knew i could tell like because

04:21:07.680 i'd like see talk about stuff i don't think he knew uh that i like spent i'm pretty well

04:21:12.600 researched on this topic he had no idea and i know he had no idea because the points that he

04:21:19.720 was making are quite literally the points that you debunk almost every other stream yeah so i

04:21:26.120 it's obvious he's not really familiar with your work and of course i'm not saying he has to watch

04:21:29.540 you every night or whatever but and dinesh is a really gracious guy he's a gentleman so yeah not

04:21:33.420 attacking him but it's obvious he didn't really understand the extent of which to your knowledge

04:21:38.180 kind of extended as well as the history right you know the iran iraq thing he made a couple blunders

04:21:42.760 there that you quickly quickly shut down so that was very fun to watch quicker debate but it was

04:21:48.000 really good yeah there's some crazy things he said though like like really outlandish things

04:21:53.180 i was watching like oh my god i just saw you writing on your notepad and i was like yeah i

04:21:57.160 already know he's writing the debunk today that's what i was doing like as he was talking like i

04:22:01.500 would write every one of his claims and i'd like i'd write the claim i'd put like a question mark

04:22:05.420 and i'd be like okay i know what to say to this to this blah blah so i was kind of like quickly

04:22:09.960 going through there and that you know that's the benefit this is why like guys like when i tell you 0.77

04:22:15.080 guys that like a lot of these people that you guys watch or whatever are retarded and they don't know 0.96

04:22:18.560 what they're talking about like you can really tell if someone knows what they're talking about 0.96

04:22:22.100 when they do like debates because you don't just you know it's not like just going through the

04:22:26.420 motions or whatever it's like you actually understand it's a point where you can actually

04:22:28.760 rebut some of the things that they said so yes so that's why it's so important he said there was a

04:22:34.480 couple things that were really just outlandish to me i was thinking about reacting to it but i was

04:22:39.000 too locked in but he said you know israel is a country of 10 million the united states is a

04:22:43.900 country of 300 million so to think that israel controls the united states it's like whoever said

04:22:48.740 it was about numbers it's about influence obviously yeah right if it was all the numbers game china

04:22:52.820 and russia would mog us to death it's not about how many bodies you have on the ground so and 0.89

04:22:56.680 that's why i just thought that was funny the rich zionists that live here that campaign you're like

04:23:00.400 yeah i was like bro mary madelson gave this like 100 million dollars like you know yeah these are

04:23:04.660 the people that fund our politicians they run the think tanks that teach people how to think they

04:23:09.560 run the think tanks that actually influence our politicians to make decisions so well you know

04:23:14.700 the scott horton collab was was brilliant as well i really enjoyed that go ahead sorry no no no you're

04:23:19.160 good um he gave a lot of history but i was like you know what dude like let's go like you know

04:23:24.060 because i think it's important to so people can understand like the background and everything

04:23:28.220 else like that so it was good um and i'm gonna have him on again i you know i admire his work

04:23:34.560 he does like a lot of good work i got to bring him on for russia ukraine because he wrote a whole

04:23:37.540 book on this called provoked so obviously we didn't have time to talk about it today but

04:23:43.200 i'm glad because i asked him the question on the death to america thing and then i was able to use

04:23:47.980 that in the next susie debate which is interesting um but i didn't know that that was like i did not

04:23:52.140 know that that's like simply because obviously we don't speak farsi right um but like i did not

04:23:57.460 know that that's kind of like just an idiom that they use to say f something you know what i mean

04:24:01.700 yeah yeah that's the line of re i didn't know that either that was new to me as well so

04:24:06.700 it's important details like that especially the ship being named after new jersey like that's

04:24:10.740 the detail i never paid attention to that was weaponized against iran or really the militant

04:24:16.220 group in lebanon so a lot of good points he brought up and that's what he does you know he

04:24:20.240 elucidates the larger picture so you know you don't get caught by the mainstream media and

04:24:24.220 the narrative because the narrative seems on its face very logical right and this is you know not

04:24:29.600 saying oh i'm vindicated but i said this like two or three times now on the show and by myself that

04:24:35.120 the basis or the foundation in which right-wing political commentators use to justify this war

04:24:41.480 is islamic terrorism islamic extremism and so of course dinesh right out of the gate with his

04:24:47.380 opening statement spoke about islamic extremism and once you unravel that or you peel that layer 0.66

04:24:52.600 back there's nothing in front of you except the zionist and so of course you did a great job of 0.97

04:24:56.840 deconstructing that but that just proves my theory they have to depend so heavily on weaponizing 0.74

04:25:01.780 Islam and saying that it's the only underlying factor as to why there's destabilization issues 0.71

04:25:06.140 in the Middle East, when really there's an agitator that birthed an extreme version of

04:25:10.280 Islam or made it worse than it already was. So he did a great job in deconstructing him. 0.97

04:25:15.680 It was really good. So hopefully that gets clipped up, does some good numbers so people

04:25:18.660 can get educated because there's no way you watch that. And on the other end, don't learn

04:25:22.460 some new things because everything he's saying is like, people know that he's running with the

04:25:26.360 same talking points that have been used for years, kind of the mainstream talking points. But

04:25:30.260 the things you were mentioning was kind of the inside lore the things that maybe i knew but i

04:25:34.780 knew a lot of people watching had no idea about and the other thing too that i really made sure

04:25:39.040 to harp on was um radical judaism no one ever talks about that bro radical judaism and i was

04:25:44.900 like nah man i got to talk about this too because people are so quick to talk about radical islam

04:25:49.400 fine no problem right we get it but no one ever talks about radical judaism and how these radicals

04:25:55.060 have actual real influence in the united states radical muslims don't have power bro 0.99

04:25:58.980 but radical jews do so you know it's just crazy to me how uh no one ever calls that shit out for 0.99

04:26:06.360 and we know why and you look i'll give the next you know credit because he's a trump loyalist 0.98

04:26:11.020 so like he's already arguing from a losing position you know what i mean so yeah it's it's

04:26:15.220 an unwitting position and exactly and i think deep down he knows there is a lot of truth to

04:26:23.680 what you're saying and maybe less truth to what he's saying but he's riding the cause you know

04:26:27.600 he's riding the wave he's riding the lightning so it's unfortunate but at the end of the day i

04:26:32.000 can't help but i suppose respect his loyalty for the cause and his ideological centering but

04:26:37.320 it gets to a point man i mean the entire maga base has turned every single person for better

04:26:42.660 or worse of course some people have turned for their own motives but people have really just

04:26:45.820 turned because this is highly unfavorable yeah and it doesn't take vote for an expert to yeah

04:26:52.320 yeah exact opposite of what he campaigned on so doesn't take an expert to really debunk it so

04:26:56.200 it's a losing position but i liked it it was very calm cordial you guys didn't throw any insults at

04:27:01.760 each other which i expected because again he's usually a class act i've seen a couple of his

04:27:05.420 debates he's always been really good but some of those things he was saying man i was it was a

04:27:09.820 bit of uh this moment for me but it was you you did a really good job it was good so um yeah so 0.87

04:27:17.040 did you uh you hear this shit about uh david and uh getting arrested or whatever this news breaking 0.86

04:27:22.520 or are you not are you not keeping up with that i haven't been keeping up with it too much but 0.97

04:27:27.180 let's let's go into it real quick yeah i was watching um i was watching this thing uh let

04:27:31.680 me see if i can get it here give me one sec sure uh let me minimize this i gotta share my top screen

04:27:39.740 and while you're doing that i'll just read this one chat free palestine says a breakdown or

04:27:52.400 even ask myron why they want cuba um yeah i mean did you want to answer that why the united states

04:27:58.000 wants cuba why do we want cuba yeah i mean currently there's no real pressing reason right

04:28:04.520 previously it was to remove the soviet influence but now it's just an island that means little to

04:28:10.300 nothing yeah it's just really control it's it's ensuring that we have our this side of the

04:28:14.060 hemisphere locked down and cuba you know a lot of people don't know this cuba actually is like one

04:28:19.640 of the has some of the best intelligence services in the world um and they sell our secrets all the

04:28:24.840 time to russians and everything else like that because they're so close to us you know you look 0.80

04:28:28.260 at someone like diana montez case another state department i think she worked for dia she got

04:28:33.120 caught selling secrets to the cubans a guy from state department so they're good at what they do

04:28:38.440 and sell our intel on the black market all the time to our adversaries so i think just it's just

04:28:44.020 really about like finally like you know getting control of that island who's been you know kind

04:28:49.520 of a thorn on our side right real close to our thing so it's it's really strategic and um you

04:28:55.660 know geo geo uh geography based as to why yeah because i don't even think i'm trying to think 0.85

04:29:02.340 here what the fuck cuba produces um like that's of like interest to us i think previously i suppose

04:29:10.320 it was cane sugar right like all the other caribbean islands but now is i don't know if 0.98

04:29:15.060 cuba is really that much of an asset for the united states to have full autonomy over besides

04:29:18.620 the fact that they can pose a threat or pose a risk in regards to intel or relationships with

04:29:24.700 the Soviet Union or really Russia now at this point. But yeah, historically, Cuba was much

04:29:29.660 more of a threat than it is now. And now they have no oil, right? Now they have no energy because

04:29:33.160 we've cut that tie off from Venezuela. So I'm looking right now, tobacco, cigars,

04:29:36.820 rum and beverages, sugar and agricultural products, and nickel and cobalt. Those are the

04:29:40.720 key Cuban products and potential use benefits. But it's negligible exports. It's really nothing

04:29:45.980 important yeah so it's not like oil or some other like energy-based resource that's like you know

04:29:50.580 extremely important but yeah i think that one is just more about um influence controlling the the

04:29:55.440 this is hemisphere and kind of just getting rid of the cuba problem that's been a problem since

04:30:00.860 you know yeah the quote-unquote communism exactly yeah so exactly i think that's what it is really

04:30:06.720 is to curb that side of um to curb that influence on our side of the country sorry on our side of

04:30:11.560 the world um yeah i was watching this david thing right here uh they picked him up and arrested him

04:30:15.900 today that's breaking news from a couple hours ago for murder um what i'm doing now is kind of

04:30:20.440 going through uh the facts that led basically long story read for the if you might not know

04:30:24.420 his uh i don't know if it's his girl or whatever but a girl was found in a tesla registered in his

04:30:30.420 name dead uh weeks later and you know if you if they find a a dead person a car registered to

04:30:37.820 your name you're probably gonna have a bad time so that's kind of what happened they finally picked

04:30:41.440 bro up but what i was talking about is like they didn't even like do a criminal complaint or file 0.55

04:30:46.600 anything formal bro they just went and picked his ass up so and they've been investigating him for 0.66

04:30:50.280 a minute like i remember this story broke out last year so um they're just now getting to this 0.85

04:30:55.700 you know so this guy is a prominent singer huh yes and where have i been because i've never

04:31:02.400 really heard of him i would think your generation he's 21 yeah he definitely he's gen z he's 21

04:31:07.620 but i guess i'm just not privy to the music scene never really heard of him but i did see this on

04:31:13.680 my x timeline so let's watch i want to see a multi-million dollar property that david was

04:31:18.760 apparently renting and it was this video is a little bit older but it goes over like some of

04:31:22.200 the stuff but i brought you up to speed about what so far reported that david recently broke

04:31:27.340 that lease and then we can cover uh the blockade in the war after this the new york post saying

04:31:32.020 It was for $20,000 a month, and he moved all of his stuff out of there.

04:31:36.820 The Daily Mail apparently obtained photos of large boxes being moved out of that house on September 24th.

04:31:42.860 So this is about a week after the property was searched by authorities pursuant to a search warrant.

04:31:49.680 TMZ reported that they maybe were looking for blood evidence or hair sample evidence.

04:31:54.100 NBC reported that law enforcement sources were saying police were looking for various things,

04:31:58.640 including digital devices that may contain material potentially linking Celeste to that 0.98

04:32:04.380 prop and this chick was like 14 or 15 and he's 21 oh shit how old is he he's already cooked 0.88

04:32:13.260 wait how old was he he's 21 he was born in 2005 he's 21 so what was she 15 or 14 yeah what state 0.93

04:32:20.860 were they in california what's the age of consent there it's definitely not that young i think it's

04:32:26.900 18 i think it's 18. yeah cal i would assume cali is higher let me look right now you know what i'm 0.94

04:32:33.000 down south niggas that shit's like 10. yeah let's see here age of consent i know i know a lot of 0.93

04:32:40.740 states like 16 i think medicaid is 16. so it's 18 in california and then so let me see romeo and 0.98

04:32:46.820 juliet laws he's kicked there is no romeo juliet laws oh wow okay for those of you guys that don't

04:32:58.880 know uh romeo juliet laws are basically laws that like there's you know if a girl's underage or one

04:33:04.120 of the parties is underage if they're within a certain age range it's acceptable so like let's 1.00

04:33:08.260 say uh the girl is 15 and you're 18 right that's going to be within the window where though she

04:33:14.840 might be considered a minor um you're close enough in age to her where it it's not necessarily like

04:33:21.540 criminalized problem yeah i believe connecticut has that i think it's like excuse me two or three

04:33:27.980 years check connecticut let's see yeah so allows individual connect this blah blah blah petition

04:33:32.680 from registration um so yeah florida has romeo and juliet laws wait so let me just get this

04:33:40.420 straight he was 21 messing with a 14 or 15 year old and that same girl was unfortunately found

04:33:45.600 killed inside of his tesla yeah pretty much crazy yeah i mean that's just an l top to bottom even 0.74

04:33:53.100 if he's acquitted of the murder now he's a pedo forever i guess so yeah it's like double l we 0.59

04:33:58.320 don't even got no way out of this but i'm assuming they were

04:34:01.040 yeah i mean this is a photo of them right i i think so more than likely 0.99

04:34:06.820 the hell this nigga got going on bro you know how these music niggas are they're sus bro 0.97

04:34:12.380 several evidence bags an LAPD spokesperson told people quote several items of evidence 0.99

04:34:17.320 were recovered and will be analyzed by detectives in the coming days 0.99

04:34:21.260 bro all you young guys bro just just just make sure she's 18 bro fuck that don't deal with these 1.00

04:34:25.720 it ain't worth it man yo bro so true don't niggas be playing the game like you'll be 20 a bitch will 1.00

04:34:31.460 be 17 don't even bother like don't even bother yeah just just put just put it on layaway bro 1.00

04:34:37.060 wait a year nigga like damn like you know what I mean like yo don't you will get ostracized so 0.98

04:34:42.580 quickly like yo and look sometimes sometimes the gap is odd but right if you have a situation where 0.99

04:34:47.240 you're 20 and she's 17 is that really inherently that bad no maybe people will say oh it's

04:34:51.800 impressionable whatever but there's no real issue there but it's just best to stay away from such

04:34:55.860 an age gap unfortunately that's just that's just the case so you got to play it very safe yep 0.98

04:35:00.680 Absolutely, bro.

04:35:30.680 scott williams couldn't confirm to people whether the singer was in fact cooperating williams also

04:35:36.640 said to people that regarding a relationship or romantic relationship between david and celeste

04:35:41.960 quote it would be premature for me to say anything we're looking into every yeah so they don't know 0.79

04:35:47.880 and he's not gonna obviously talk about that shit thing now tmz reported that people in the industry 0.51

04:35:52.820 believed 20 year old david and celeste were dating and that many so she was 20 okay he was believed 0.98

04:35:59.160 she was actually 19 years old wait what she was actually in the seventh grade by the way and right

04:36:04.680 now yeah what the hell there are those particularly online who are whoa wait the grade makes it worse

04:36:10.900 than the ages i don't know hearing seventh grade makes it much worse she's not even in high school

04:36:15.040 what are you doing potential link any potential evidence of the two of them seen together whether

04:36:21.260 it was apparently a photo whether it was a live stream there has also been reporting that they

04:36:26.400 shared the same tattoo on their fingers which was apparently a key identifier oh yeah i did i do

04:36:32.420 remember that yeah of celeste's body away now there are individuals who have looked to clues

04:36:37.320 in his shows or his songs for alleged connections to celeste and to be clear nothing has officially

04:36:42.960 been verified here's the thing even if you look at lyrics from his song romantic homicide from 0.85

04:36:48.040 they figure out the cause of death yeah they did um they did i don't shit i don't know what the

04:36:53.020 cause of death loss but they did do it but they found the body way after air fried says fear just

04:36:57.260 check in and got off work from the hospital surgical here in canada the ladies from fnf 1.00

04:37:00.660 were insufferable on top of that the two hoes at the end madder spy asked them if they should 1.00

04:37:04.040 leave fuck out here yeah bro that's what that's what pissed me off when they said that shit about 1.00

04:37:07.860 oh should we just leave like yo get the fuck out of here like your friend is on only fans like she's 1.00

04:37:12.300 here benefiting and you have the nerve to say that get out of here back in 2022 this is what 0.99

04:37:16.900 seems to be creating the conversation the lyrics say i mean even in the back of my mind you died

04:37:22.380 and i didn't even cry no not a single tear oh they're about to use the music oh they're about 0.99

04:37:28.360 to dirk him they're about to hit him with the dirt everybody little dirt bro oh these niggas 0.98

04:37:33.040 be telling on themselves bro yo it's one thing to be a rapper telling yourself it's who's sheisty 0.99

04:37:37.920 too who's sheisty i think didn't he get caught for some lyrics as well no gucci uh put out some

04:37:44.800 lyrics okay basically where he was like kind of self-snitching on on well not self-snitching but

04:37:50.000 snitching on Vaughn. Vaughn had to be an example. Oh yeah, Vaughn had self-snitch, yeah. 100%.

04:37:56.800 Again, nothing remotely to suggest this has anything to do with Celeste. Now, I also sat

04:38:01.960 down with criminal defense attorney William Corman. We did a full sidebar on this. And I asked him,

04:38:07.240 okay, if you're representing David right now, what should he be doing? And what do you think

04:38:13.140 his attorneys are up to? What would you advise him if you were representing him right now?

04:38:17.780 not to say anything and not to do anything if i was a yeah attorney what i would advise him to do

04:38:23.060 is lay low do nothing don't obstruct the investigation but we're under no obligation

04:38:29.140 to cooperate with it either and just let your lawyers do what they need yeah bro yo honestly

04:38:34.120 guys you should never talk to the police chat ever bro under any circumstance never talk to the cops

04:38:39.580 bro telling you guys this is a former law enforcement guy never ever ever ever ever talk to the police

04:38:44.920 dude there's no benefit from it and honestly um let's say you have like exculpatory evidence that

04:38:50.440 like can redeem that can like uh you know exculpatory means like to exclude you to show

04:38:55.400 prove your innocence let the lawyer your lawyer do that for you don't sit down with a detective

04:38:59.740 or a criminal investigator of some kind and show them the evidence that shows that you're clear

04:39:04.040 like no get a lawyer and have the lawyer do it for you yeah there's never any people talk way

04:39:10.020 just to add to that people talk way too much to the cops when it's unnecessary even when i get

04:39:14.280 pulled over man i'll be so respectful to the cop but bro i could have tokyo drifted on the on-ramp 0.97

04:39:21.020 nigga i could have did some gta shit he asks me why he pulled me over like you know why i pulled 0.98

04:39:26.440 you over no clue yeah i don't know i have no idea actually i was just a nice day before you pulled 0.99

04:39:31.760 me over officer but people are just so quick to admit to guilt that's obviously a less extreme

04:39:37.220 example but yeah never talk to the police even because you might walk yourself from being

04:39:41.260 completely innocent and them having no ability to actually detain or arrest you to being inside of

04:39:47.900 an investigation room right or like an interrogation room so very very you got to shut your mouth when

04:39:52.900 you talk to say you know what i'll take your card you talk to my lawyer yep yep exactly bro because

04:39:57.700 the other thing too you guys got to understand is like like because what will happen is like the

04:40:01.420 cops will try to minimize like oh this isn't that big of a deal we're not saying you're a murder or

04:40:04.620 whatever but xyz like and a lot of people don't want to be looked at as a bad guy so like they'll 0.79

04:40:09.120 come in and they'll like you know admit to some shit that might have been lesser but that's where 0.53

04:40:14.040 they got you even if it's like a minor a minor crime like they got you on something so it just 0.97

04:40:18.040 doesn't benefit you to talk to cops ever the only time that it would benefit you to talk to cops is

04:40:22.820 if you're like cooperating in an investigation and you got your lawyer with you and you're doing

04:40:27.400 you're doing it under like what's called a 5k or like under a cast cigar which basically gives you

04:40:32.940 immunity so um but other than that dude there's really no reason to ever talk to the police

04:40:38.160 and if you do talk to them it's going to be under the auspice of your lawyer where there's some 0.86

04:40:42.140 type of agreement where none of that shit that you say can be used against you but talking to 0.99

04:40:45.720 cops without a lawyer is the dumbest thing you could do even if you're innocent it like if 0.98

04:40:50.220 anything if you're well if you're guilty definitely don't talk but if you're innocent don't talk to 0.98

04:40:54.100 them either because they can money things up and make it look like you are you're not innocent

04:40:59.020 so oh and you just and just you know be polite about it look um uh i don't talk to the police

04:41:04.860 without a lawyer present you know i want a lawyer uh no offense to you but like i just i just don't

04:41:08.920 talk to law enforcement without a lawyer present so yeah i get from point a to point b i would

04:41:14.420 imagine there's some communication and what it really is is you're informing the prosecutors

04:41:18.720 of where your client is your client's availability what you don't want is for them to come into your

04:41:23.680 client's house the middle of the night and arrest them in a situation oh yeah also you were um you

04:41:28.120 were in soleyman's space talking about the thing right so we'll cover that next the war and stuff

04:41:32.840 Yeah, I actually wanted to really quickly cover.

04:41:35.340 Did you see the controversy with LeBron James shitting on Memphis? 0.84

04:41:39.060 No, no. 0.98

04:41:40.080 Cue it up, though.

04:41:40.580 We could do it after this.

04:41:41.500 It's very funny.

04:41:42.700 We could do it.

04:41:43.220 Yeah, we could do it after this if you want, or we could do it after the Iran situation.

04:41:46.040 But I thought it was hilarious.

04:41:47.320 Okay, yeah.

04:41:47.720 I reach out to prosecutors where I think I have a client who's a suspect.

04:41:51.980 I say, look, you know me.

04:41:54.360 Let us know where you need us to be.

04:41:56.040 We will turn ourselves in at any moment.

04:41:58.420 Rather than you coming to my client's house or my client's place of business,

04:42:01.880 10 officers deep and taking down the door.

04:42:04.500 And actually, that's another good thing

04:42:05.740 with having a lawyer too, Chad,

04:42:06.840 is like they can facilitate this for you

04:42:08.720 should they have probable cause for you

04:42:11.500 where it's like not as, you know, bad.

04:42:14.660 Let's cooperate with you.

04:42:16.300 You know what we're going to do.

04:42:17.520 We're going to turn ourselves in

04:42:18.820 if and when it gets to that stage of the game.

04:42:20.760 I'm also going to tell you this.

04:42:21.960 The death of Celeste

04:42:23.120 has had notable ripple effects for David.

04:42:26.200 So on one hand,

04:42:27.400 aside from the pause on his tour and his album,

04:42:29.900 it was announced that Crocs

04:42:31.620 and hollister had pulled promotional images of the singer from their marketing campaigns 0.80

04:42:36.040 after this body was found in the car registered to his name sorry i got a retard in my chat puerto 0.99

04:42:41.720 rico 19 yo enjoy the shadow realm uh motherfucker time to send you to the shadow realm 0.99

04:42:47.940 the future is mine bro keep spamming two chats really make the kindle on amazon idiot 0.99

04:42:55.120 um yo did you see i'll say it in a second but uh thoughtic says how long until you quit your job 0.87

04:43:02.480 i don't know uh who knows hopefully soon hopefully not doesn't really matter sognosprite are you

04:43:07.760 watching the nba play tomorrow no but i you reminded me about the lebron situation so thank 0.58

04:43:12.240 you because that shit's really funny and um yo did you see the tiktok i sent you that girl reading 0.98

04:43:18.360 your book? Yeah, yeah, that shit was funny. W's. Yeah. Maybe I'll show it later, but go ahead. 1.00

04:43:24.620 All right. On the other hand, on a benefit, Vice reported that on September 13th, he gained over

04:43:30.280 22,000 followers on Spotify, an over 250% increase. On social media, he gained over 25,000 new

04:43:38.380 Instagram followers. He has 2 million on Instagram right now, 4 million on TikTok,

04:43:42.860 almost 2.3 million on YouTube. So perhaps suggesting people's interest in this case

04:43:48.620 or him growing in popularity because of all this news, not entirely clear, but significant

04:43:53.640 nonetheless. It was notable what LAPD Captain Scott Williams also said to people. And when I

04:43:59.660 say people, I mean People Magazine. As we think about David and we think about this investigation,

04:44:04.280 he said, we know for sure that Celeste Rivas Hernandez died and someone placed her body in

04:44:08.900 the front trunk area of david burke's tesla so officially confirming that it was his car we know 0.99

04:44:15.160 i wonder what the fucking intent was 0.91

04:44:17.760 that's so weird had been parked at the location from which it was towed for several weeks so it 0.99

04:44:27.320 is very likely celeste rivas hernandez had been dead for several weeks prior to her body being

04:44:33.400 discovered the los angeles county medical examiner has not determined a cause or manner of her death

04:44:38.120 So we don't know for sure if anyone has any criminal culpability for her death beyond the concealment of her dead body.

04:44:44.560 In other words, did someone find her dead?

04:44:46.720 Did she die under other circumstances?

04:44:48.980 They panicked and tried.

04:44:49.980 All right.

04:44:50.300 So now that we got that, let's go ahead and.

04:44:54.860 Let me get the other clip I had here.

04:45:04.100 I had another.

04:45:08.120 oh yeah we got a couple things we can react to we got uh secret damage in iran war revealed

04:45:16.540 uh ben shapiro apparently exposing me and sneko uh so this is gonna be funny yeah it is hold on

04:45:25.500 hold on there was uh now i'm gonna show you guys this thing real fast hold on uh squirt boom

04:45:38.120 all right let's see

04:45:41.640 now this is the breaking news

04:45:46.160 major breaking news now detectives from the los angeles police department robbery homicide division

04:46:00.100 yo one chess can you get this loser on uh on oss have arrested singer david burke

04:46:06.320 for the murder of Celeste Rivas. 0.82

04:46:08.460 Burke is being held without bail.

04:46:10.200 The case will be presented to the DA's office on Monday

04:46:12.940 for filing consideration.

04:46:14.380 You may remember, and we've been reporting,

04:46:16.240 Rivas' body was found in the trunk of David's car

04:46:19.060 in September of last year.

04:46:20.400 She was only 14 years old.

04:46:22.500 Again, the-

04:46:22.800 Bro.

04:46:24.240 Yeah, bro, what the-

04:46:25.740 That's just-

04:46:26.740 Cooked.

04:46:27.300 And bro was 20 or 21- 1.00

04:46:28.520 I might have to keep that nigga locked up. 1.00

04:46:29.520 I'm not gonna lie to you, bro. 1.00

04:46:31.120 Yeah, I don't think he's gonna get a bond, bro.

04:46:33.700 He probably won't get a bond.

04:46:35.280 No way.

04:46:36.320 We do want to go ahead and bring in now ABC's Alex Stone on the phone to speak more about

04:46:43.000 this case. Alex, you've been following this from the very beginning. What can you tell

04:46:46.400 us as far as this breaking information goes this afternoon?

04:46:50.080 Well, Mark and Michelle, yeah, sources are telling us that this is based off of evidence

04:46:54.200 that the LAPD was able to gather and put together and now is going to be presenting to the L.A.

04:47:01.440 County D.A. for a filing decision on Monday. This was not from any kind of indictment.

04:47:08.280 We know that the case had gone to a grand jury. It was expected that there might be an indictment

04:47:14.400 coming sometime soon. We were thinking in the last couple of months or in the next few

04:47:20.420 weeks. This was not from that. We are told that this is evidence that they have been

04:47:25.400 compiling going back to when her body was found last September that now they have reached

04:47:30.900 a point where they believe they have probable cause and it's gone to the D.A.

04:47:35.540 All right. And so a lot of people wondering, you know, this so many so many things seem to point

04:47:41.780 to him. Why did it take them this long to make the arrest? We know they're pretty methodical about

04:47:46.980 how they do do things. But yeah, it's a good question. One of the things that they were

04:47:52.740 waiting on, Mark, was the cause of death and that there was difficulty reaching that cause of death,

04:48:00.180 Not to get too graphic, but her body was in multiple parts.

04:48:05.360 It was in, we know from court documents, two different...

04:48:08.380 Oh, they chopped her up? 1.00

04:48:10.060 Oh, shit. 1.00

04:48:11.080 Oh, yeah, that changes everything. 1.00

04:48:13.800 Body bags in the front trunk of that Tesla when her body was found.

04:48:19.320 So it was difficult for the medical examiner to determine the cause of death.

04:48:23.600 You're telling me the LAPD is on this and not the FBI?

04:48:26.860 Yeah, yeah.

04:48:27.560 I mean, it's murder one.

04:48:28.520 murder one always goes to premeditated murder almost always goes to the state and locals even

04:48:33.460 with a big high profile person like this guy i mean i didn't know who this guy was before the

04:48:37.820 only time the only time you're gonna see like the feds take over like a premeditated murder is like

04:48:42.600 the other day do you see the kid that the minor that got arrested for killing his sister and like

04:48:46.920 a cruise uh a carnival cruise thing yeah so that one they took because it's a crime on the high

04:48:52.760 seas so since it was a crime on the high seas fbi comes and takes it over yeah if you're like yeah

04:48:57.860 Yeah, but, like, normally, like, it's going to be the state police, county sheriffs, or city police department that's going to take, you know, you know, kind of dry murder cases like this.

04:49:07.480 Even serial killers.

04:49:08.340 Yeah, feds only come in when there's, like, some type of federal nexus that the state can't do it.

04:49:12.280 Does that make sense?

04:49:13.700 Yeah.

04:49:13.900 That's what it's on.

04:49:14.640 Prove or be able to show to the DA that she was murdered, that it wasn't something else.

04:49:19.980 Like, if you murder someone, like, in the middle of a bank robbery, then they can go after you for murder.

04:49:23.560 But that's only because bank robbery in itself is a federal crime.

04:49:26.420 got it you know let's say that that she overdosed uh and then somebody freaked out and put her body

04:49:35.620 in that that trunk they have to be able to prove that that it was murder they now believe that they

04:49:40.100 can do that all right yeah we we also know um you know david as many entertainers do they're

04:49:45.840 probably they probably know what the cause of death is they don't want to reveal it though to

04:49:49.380 the public um yet for investigate because they're probably going to try to talk to this david guy

04:49:53.900 or other witnesses, but the police do that a lot

04:49:57.420 where they won't reveal certain things to the media

04:49:59.120 so that they know that they got their guy or whatever

04:50:04.040 when information comes out.

04:50:06.860 They tactically and strategically leave certain things out

04:50:10.060 when they do their press releases.

04:50:11.140 I had an entourage of people around him at times.

04:50:14.800 I know some other individuals have been considered

04:50:17.520 as drivers of this vehicle or either around.

04:50:20.460 Any information on possibly how this could impact other people

04:50:23.640 that David was around that also may have been around Celeste Rivas?

04:50:28.100 Michelle, we don't know yet, and if there are any other arrests that are going to be coming in this case.

04:50:33.660 We know that there were a number of witnesses who came and testified in front of the grand jury again.

04:50:39.840 And I know that they did a search warrant at one of his houses, too.

04:50:42.020 This was not an indictment. This is probable cause that the LAPD put together and moved forward on.

04:50:49.360 But during the grand jury proceedings, which are secret as they're ongoing, that there were a number of other people who came forward, those who are close to David, friends of David, family members of his were subpoenaed to go in front of the grand jury.

04:51:06.600 So if there are other arrests that could be coming, we don't know.

04:51:09.860 But as of right now, he is the only one that we know of under arrest.

04:51:13.100 All right. Singer David under arrest.

04:51:15.580 All right.

04:51:16.540 um you said you had something that you want to share right because i got the exposing

04:51:20.800 i guarantee i'm i wonder if he's going to put me in here too um no we got to watch that that's

04:51:27.960 golden yeah we will we can look at this lebron thing very quickly because i think you're going

04:51:31.900 to get a kick out of it and then we'll jump into that we'll go into like shapiro we'll kind of

04:51:36.380 branch off into the war it'll segue nicely but okay here you should be able to see my screen

04:51:41.500 okay so yep you able to see that yep i do all right so just for a you know a quick briefing

04:51:49.960 for those of you who are just take yours off so i can get mine oh yeah yeah unless uh if you can

04:51:54.440 make yours larger too let me get mine just so i can have all three of them okay perfect so

04:52:00.560 yeah i guess lebron was golfing with some really rich people this is everywhere i'm surprised you 0.96

04:52:05.360 didn't see it and he was trashing them yeah bron shit gone that's it it's over for him 0.97

04:52:11.140 but he was trashing memphis he says he hates to play in memphis and of course memphis is i suppose 0.99

04:52:18.560 a pivotal or very important city during the 1960s civil rights movement it's you know got a lot of

04:52:24.900 historical rich black culture history to it and so precisely and so you know lebron was rich was

04:52:31.820 golfing with these really rich i suppose white men white affluent men and his tone of voice was

04:52:37.260 so much different than that of what it usually is and you just gotta listen i mean we'll we'll 0.92

04:52:42.140 look at the backlash after but this is the clip and he's getting ravaged by the black community

04:52:46.520 who what's this guy's name here oh uh he was on pierce morgan with you i forget this guy's name 0.96

04:52:53.080 but yeah he's a pro black i call him a wakanda nigga but uh yeah he's a he's a wakanda nigga 0.85

04:52:57.580 for sure so he reacted to it i thought it was funny but when he's one of these like pro black 0.94

04:53:01.120 people that like you know are super uh woke and like white supremacy this white supremacy that 0.71

04:53:06.640 what's his name someone in the chat's gonna put lamont hill lamont hill there we go lamont hill

04:53:10.880 yeah so he's very vocal against white institutional racism so on and so forth all of these left-wing

04:53:16.540 talking buzzwords that a lot of fba or pro-black sentiment individuals use and so that's kind of

04:53:22.440 his framework but this clip really triggered that guy and the crowd that's akin to that guy 0.93

04:53:27.440 this was probably joe budden too right joe budden was there and shit they started it was on joe 0.96

04:53:31.020 budden shit yeah they were all crying about it yeah he's always bitching about something 0.98

04:53:35.540 And you're going to watch the clip 0.99

04:53:37.620 I have to admit

04:53:38.620 LeBron's tone did sound different here

04:53:41.280 But it's just so funny

04:53:42.380 You have to be strategic man 1.00

04:54:05.540 this nigga talking about hockey do you see how he's talking nobody wants to go to memphis and 0.99

04:54:11.420 shit like lebron never talks like that bro i go live this is full-fledged code switching right 0.98

04:54:17.660 i'll be totally real with you he may have not have known does it really sound that different 0.99

04:54:20.820 i haven't watched i haven't watched one of his interviews in a very long time so it's not that

04:54:26.240 lebron is poorly spoken or anything like that or he talks like pooh shiesty it's just that

04:54:30.300 he's never really this far in that direction like there's usually some sort of like okay this is a 0.87

04:54:37.740 black man talking to his voice and his tonality but right off the rip he's like gotta play in 0.99

04:54:42.420 memphis and shit then he says he'd rather play in nashville nashville is like white as fuck yeah 1.00

04:54:46.480 so but let's see what else he's and then we'll see the response in the backlash he got everything 0.99

04:54:50.900 doesn't look like lebron's gonna be on the grizzlies anytime soon so grizzly fans out there

04:54:54.880 yeah they know their only chance was in 2003 if they won the lottery and i might and i might have

04:55:02.080 pulled a eli manning and not showed up and obviously this looks bad because bron is the

04:55:07.680 only black guy golfing with these really rich white people so they're calling him an uncle tom

04:55:12.080 presumably saying now he's you know appeasing to the white man so this this was the response from 0.96

04:55:16.880 like some of these memphis niggas this is funny you know he came from nothing and i feel like he 0.97

04:55:21.360 He just got privileged now, and it's just a privileged thing. 0.99

04:55:24.080 He's really finna get retired, so I'm not even worried about him.

04:55:26.900 We struggle.

04:55:28.880 He really finna get retired, so I ain't even worried about him.

04:55:31.900 All right, whatever that is.

04:55:33.040 He's really finna get retired, so I'm not even worried about him.

04:55:36.780 We struggle in some areas, but we don't sell out.

04:55:40.160 And I think LeBron showed what a sellout he is.

04:55:42.980 LeBron, you know, he can't.

04:55:44.520 And this is him being asked about it. 1.00

04:55:47.300 You know, I say I don't like black people. 1.00

04:55:49.020 No, I don't say that. 0.94

04:55:50.260 but there were people who were wondering why Memphis was targeted.

04:55:54.940 Milwaukee was too.

04:55:56.020 Did they miss that one too?

04:55:57.100 They didn't see that.

04:55:57.900 Like, bro.

04:55:58.500 Yo, see.

04:55:59.060 You cannot. 1.00

04:55:59.760 You can't win with these niggas, bro. 1.00

04:56:01.000 I'm saying you can't win, bro. 1.00

04:56:02.660 You literally can't win. 1.00

04:56:04.480 God forbid a nigga don't want to play in Memphis. 1.00

04:56:07.240 And by the way, the whole reason why NBA players rip on Memphis, 1.00

04:56:10.380 this is the thing, is because I guess, first of all, it's Memphis.

04:56:13.260 Let's be real. 0.98

04:56:13.820 Second of all, I think the hotel sucks really bad. 0.93

04:56:16.960 I think it's like not a good hotel. 0.93

04:56:18.460 There's some buzz around not liking to play in Memphis 1.00

04:56:20.880 But they're doing this whole racial spinoff 0.99

04:56:23.440 Giving this guy a hard time 1.00

04:56:24.440 You can't win with these niggas bro 1.00

04:56:25.460 You gotta be all the way in 1.00

04:56:27.020 That's why when I got the original backlash

04:56:29.980 With the whole we don't dabble into the dark

04:56:32.440 And stuff like that

04:56:33.040 People started crying

04:56:33.680 I didn't care bro

04:56:35.040 It's almost better

04:56:38.500 What I'm going to say does not reflect the opinion of my brother

04:56:41.800 By the way FYI

04:56:42.800 I just want to make that very clear

04:56:44.140 What I'm going to say does not reflect what he thinks

04:56:48.460 there's no point with, like, trying to dance around this topic or, you know, 0.99

04:56:52.980 because a lot of people, like, walk on eggshells when they talk about this shit, right? 0.99

04:56:55.860 Because they don't want to deal with this because they know that the black community is super sensitive. 1.00

04:56:59.180 They're going to cry. 1.00

04:56:59.620 They're going to complain, all this other bullshit, right? 0.98

04:57:01.380 So what ends up happening is you're better off just, like, saying what you want to say 0.98

04:57:06.180 and ripping that racism bandaid off rip early in your career

04:57:09.800 because you're better off doing that than, you know, five, ten years down the road, right?

04:57:17.220 You're walking on eggshells, not trying to say anything offensive to the black community.

04:57:20.880 You don't want to be labeled a racist or whatever.

04:57:23.300 And then you say one thing like LeBron here, like, yeah, I don't want to go to Memphis.

04:57:26.060 And then they come to the conclusion that you're talking about black people.

04:57:29.160 The word black was not even used one time there, but they came to the conclusion based on who he is, who he's with, etc.

04:57:38.420 And they're looking at it from a context perspective.

04:57:40.080 So the issue is that if you're in entertainment long enough, they're going to be able to pin you to some level of racism.

04:57:45.840 so you're better off just ripping the band-aid off early 1.00

04:57:47.600 and just being a real nigga and say, fuck y'all, I don't care what you 1.00

04:57:49.760 kind of niggas got to say, okay? You bunch of 1.00

04:57:51.880 chimps. And play the Freeza sound effect. 1.00

04:57:54.040 Hello, monkeys. 1.00

04:57:55.780 Which I just hit right there, the hello monkey shit. 1.00

04:57:57.880 Like, because you're just better off doing 0.99

04:57:59.840 that because if you build an audience, right?

04:58:01.900 Because so many people are terrified of, like, losing their audience,

04:58:03.840 losing their market share. If you build an audience

04:58:05.720 always walking on eggshells, it's just a matter

04:58:07.740 of time until you walk on the eggshell of cracks and then

04:58:09.600 everybody goes crazy on you. Rip the band-aid off

04:58:11.700 early, let niggas call you a racist, 1.00

04:58:13.740 say fuck off, and then build an audience off 1.00

04:58:15.680 of being authentic like yes it's gonna be slower yes you're gonna get censored yes people are 1.00

04:58:19.840 gonna hate you but the people that do fuck with you end up fucking with you for real this dumb 1.00

04:58:24.980 ass nigga uh los boyos right who i was making fun of yesterday this motherfucker is a bitch right 1.00

04:58:30.420 and i'll tell you why he made a comment about ice and supporting ice uh and them doing their jobs 1.00

04:58:37.800 hassan makes a post roasting him for that and the dude boy like you know buckles and says oh well

04:58:44.580 you know i didn't mean it like that and blah blah blah and he got an enormous amount of pressure

04:58:48.540 why because he had not kept it real with his audience from the beginning so they gave him a

04:58:52.600 bunch of backlash because they're like oh well what do you mean ice like bro aren't you supposed

04:58:57.280 to be like this progressive so because he's a twitch streamer we already know how to you got

04:59:00.700 what you got to be politically when you're a twitch streamer nine out of ten times so like

04:59:04.640 he didn't rip the band-aid off early in his career so since he didn't rip the band-aid off

04:59:09.540 he says something like that they're like what the hell what is this side of you but this happens all

04:59:14.040 the time when you walk on eggshells so i'd rather be real from the beginning lose the fair weather 0.98

04:59:18.840 fans lose the snowflakes um and then just rebuild that audience of real niggas yes it's going to be 0.92

04:59:23.540 slower yes it's going to be harder yes it's going to be um tougher with censorship but the people 0.99

04:59:28.740 that you do get there ain't going to be no fucking weird ass like oh such and such is basically 0.99

04:59:32.240 backlash from their audience nine and ten times do you get backlash from your audience it's you 0.98

04:59:36.220 weren't authentic with them and then they saw a side of you that they're not used to and then

04:59:39.440 they're losing their minds yeah yeah it's so important as a content creator any of these guys

04:59:45.000 in the space to just wear their heart on their sleeve because the short-term effect is kind of

04:59:49.340 negative and it can hurt it's a bit brash but the long-term fruits are worth it you know you have a

04:59:55.060 loyal following loyal audience that's ideologically centered with what you believe in or parallel to 0.97

04:59:59.340 you so yeah the whole playing face shit and then taking what you said back that will destroy your 0.97

05:00:04.900 credibility and that's kind of like not to go so off topic that's the whole gaza situation 0.98

05:00:08.460 October 7th happened and so many people went well you know I don't I don't know I have no opinion

05:00:13.340 there I had when you know after some time we saw like kids were just getting bombed for no reason

05:00:18.480 and there was no condemnation there and so people got what they deserved which was not wearing your

05:00:22.800 heart on your sleeve not being honest about who you are and it's got to be draining to show a face

05:00:26.340 all the time like you know just stay true to what your real belief is and that's always going to

05:00:30.200 work out for you long term no matter the censorship or the cancellation and in this situation with

05:00:34.280 lebron you know he's being and we'll play the clip in a moment here so you'll understand what

05:00:38.680 i'm saying he doubles down here and does not give any of the race theory or the fact that he was

05:00:43.820 attacking blacks wait he says i said what i said and your connotation or your spinoff is yours

05:00:48.380 that's not what i meant and that's so important you know when you apologize then you just canceled 0.99

05:00:54.260 yourself yeah you cannot apologize you can't like did you did you mean that about black people yep 0.82

05:00:59.940 i meant it even if you didn't mean it now you got to mean it nigga because if you say you didn't 0.61

05:01:03.400 mean it and now you're cooked because now you've corrected your previous position you're admitting 0.70

05:01:08.740 to fault you're admitting to guilt that is the fuel that is the food source in which the left or

05:01:14.800 whatever real ideology is going to come for your neck they'll use that and finish you you know

05:01:18.940 they'll deliver the finaling blow the final finishing blow and people have been kind of 1.00

05:01:22.260 waking up to this lebron is smart instead of apologizing he said what the fuck are you talking 0.99

05:01:25.640 about and it's true he didn't even say anything about black nigga who want to play in memphis bro 1.00

05:01:29.920 yeah nigga who wants to go to memphis bro bro like let's be real what the fuck is in memphis and 1.00

05:01:34.520 it's not attacking the people of memphis it's not attacking blacks it's it's not a desirable city 1.00

05:01:41.260 to visit to live in hello what the fuck that's not even that hot of a take you can't win yeah 0.99

05:01:47.220 like you said it's like walking on eggshells you but apologizing is a huge mistake i can't tell you 0.98

05:01:52.200 how many content creators apologize don't apologize even if you know you made a mistake 0.60

05:01:55.740 remember neon neon made some comments about black people bro nigga apologized and everything right 0.98

05:02:01.320 he goes on breakfast club and they still grill him about his comments on black people to death 0.99

05:02:05.220 and i was like shredded him to death this is why you can never apologize to these niggas bro because 1.00

05:02:08.800 even if you apologize they're gonna come at you anyway so you might as well say fuck it bro and 1.00

05:02:12.600 throw the roman and say they're gonna cuck you they're gonna cuck you no matter what um look at 1.00

05:02:16.160 look at yay he apologized you know kissed the rabbi all that shit niggas still blocked him from 0.99

05:02:21.840 the uk from doing shows so it's like yeah you know it's not enough because the problem is when 0.99

05:02:26.220 you apologize now they got the power um and then they can still fuck you up and they do it if the 0.76

05:02:30.920 end and they'll do it anyway so there's no point reasoning with these people there is no reason 0.99

05:02:34.660 with these fucking losers they're they're you just like you got to stay double down don't never 0.99

05:02:39.080 apologize to woke my bro because they're going to continue to attack you no matter what and you 1.00

05:02:43.760 have to be an opposing faction you you can't once you say sorry you have effectively crossed out

05:02:49.640 your position and then stepped over the line and joined them and that looks so disingenuine

05:02:53.900 yeah it looks like you have no backbone it looks like you have no spine so as extreme as you may

05:02:58.320 have came off with whatever you said that got you quote-unquote canceled if you don't stand on it

05:03:03.120 you'll actually get more canceled right and maybe you can clarify what you were saying but to say 0.59

05:03:07.740 i'm sorry to anybody that was offended fuck that if somebody was offended maybe the shoe had just

05:03:11.880 fit or maybe they were imposing themselves on something that had nothing to do with them and 0.85

05:03:15.900 that's the whole woke mobs issue is they think they're the main character you know they think 0.91

05:03:19.420 that they're always being spoken about nigga lebron trying to play some golf with his rich 0.93

05:03:23.340 white niggas by the way lebron is a multi multi billionaire probably so i mean i don't know if 0.97

05:03:28.380 he's worth hundreds of millions yeah no he's a billionaire he's a billionaire he has a billion 0.98

05:03:33.240 dollar contract with nike yeah oh shit okay i know yeah lebron is definitely a billionaire so 0.99

05:03:38.260 for him the people that he's hanging out with what the fuck you know what do you think he's 0.99

05:03:42.920 going to be hanging out with memphis niggas i mean like this is why are we not in reality you 0.99

05:03:47.080 know let's come back to earth here and i love not about to be in the street i love how they just 0.74

05:03:51.280 come to the conclusion that him saying i don't like memphis is automatically against black people 0.99

05:03:55.620 bro there's lots of white people that live in memphis too idiots matter of fact let me see here 1.00

05:03:59.800 what the what the population demographic how much you want to bet white black community but i don't 1.00

05:04:04.400 know if it's majority yeah let me see here um let me see memphis racial demographics i'll tell you 0.93

05:04:10.420 right now so nigga oh man okay as of 2022 2024 data the population is roughly 62 to 62 0.95

05:04:17.060 23 percent oh no black okay my bad okay 23 24 percent white uh okay i thought it was white that 1.00

05:04:22.160 was 62 percent my bad so 60 60 black oh yeah no he's right bro fuck that i'm out 1.00

05:04:27.520 fuck that yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah 62 is crazy bro yo nah fuck that and it's like you know bro 1.00

05:04:37.380 i was seeing all the responses on tiktok there were so many woke fba annoying ass people responding 1.00

05:04:42.460 this saying how could you do this you backstab this you make money you switched up like you guys 0.99

05:04:47.520 do and whites are only 23 bro really hispanics are 10 whites are 23 24 23 or 24 blacks are 60 0.95

05:04:55.100 asian has 1.7 and then two or more races 10 yeah yeah 60 is crazy overwhelmingly black yeah and

05:05:01.280 here's the thing i was at least refreshed because a lot of people you can actually see the tiktok

05:05:06.100 comments section here somebody put squidward sticking up the middle fingers saying bro double

05:05:09.720 down brought to everybody but like i was refreshed to see there was a lot of black people that went

05:05:14.240 come on what are we doing yeah because this this is where look and if you're i'll even concede here 0.98

05:05:19.760 if you're black and you're on the left that's your prerogative no issue but if you're getting 0.99

05:05:24.580 triggered like by shit like this hey bro there's no hope for like your movement or what you want 0.99

05:05:29.300 to do with your political beliefs because you're just way too soft you know and i think the first 0.99

05:05:34.400 step to actually being likable the first step to actually being you know actually like somebody

05:05:39.240 who's worth listening to as a black person on the left like Lamont Hill or these others is being 0.94

05:05:44.240 honest that when blacks take up a majority of a space there seems to be issues and so that's where 0.96

05:05:48.780 we have to kind of turn the finger around and look at ourselves get in the mirror and say what can we 1.00

05:05:52.880 do to help ourselves and I monologued about that the other day on stream and that's not a message

05:05:57.280 of hate that's not a message of being rambunctious or being bombastic or provocative that's just

05:06:02.160 saying we have issues that I want to fix and it all starts with I it all starts with us we instead

05:06:07.720 of white man white man white man lebron triggered us lebron backstabbed us bro lebron was the same 0.99

05:06:12.040 nigga wearing the blm shirts during 2020 yeah doing this shit on his on his knee during the 0.99

05:06:16.220 national anthem like and and this is what i say all these athletes are just sticks in the wind 0.99

05:06:20.180 bro they don't actually have a political centering maybe besides like kairi kairi's kind of crazy on 0.98

05:06:24.580 this shit they just really want to play basketball and whatever political opinion the nba is 1.00

05:06:29.940 motivating them to uphold they will do so and that's just what the fuck it is they're all 1.00

05:06:33.820 center left or super left idiots who don't know anything and they get paid to play the sport bro 1.00

05:06:38.400 so why the fuck are you triggered about lebron saying that you know lebron may not even known 1.00

05:06:41.840 or may not even known that memphis was a majority black city so anyway let's let's watch reporters 0.94

05:06:47.620 harass him guys we're gonna finish the reaction over i'm ending my youtube stream now guys come

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05:07:12.980 Watch my brother on YouTube if you guys prefer YouTube.

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05:07:17.100 Helps so much, guys, because as you guys know,

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05:07:24.340 Open up a tab on YouTube for my brother.

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05:07:30.880 We're going to continue the breakdown.

05:07:31.980 Then also we're going to cover Ben Shapiro talking about Sneeko and me.

05:07:36.080 We're going to talk about the secret damage in Iran with the rescue operation.

05:07:42.240 We're going to cover some more of the war, the blockade.

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05:07:56.620 thank you for the 07

05:07:57.480 appreciate the super chat bro

05:07:58.540 okay

05:07:59.520 so yeah where were we

05:08:01.720 okay let's see what

05:08:02.620 they said to LeBron

05:08:03.600 but there were people

05:08:06.100 who were wondering

05:08:06.940 why Memphis was targeted

05:08:08.300 like

05:08:09.000 Milwaukee was too

05:08:10.220 did they miss that one too

05:08:11.240 they didn't see that

05:08:12.040 not as much time

05:08:12.800 oh yeah okay

05:08:13.720 it's in Milwaukee as well

05:08:15.680 41 years old

05:08:17.420 it's two cities

05:08:17.940 I do not like playing in right now

05:08:19.640 that's Milwaukee

05:08:21.680 and that's me

05:08:24.640 What is the problem?

05:08:26.960 I don't like going home either. 1.00

05:08:28.920 Shit, and I'm from there. 1.00

05:08:30.040 What is people who are ridiculous? 1.00

05:08:32.160 They also get mad at my son being on the team, too. 0.99

05:08:36.040 So what are we talking about?

05:08:37.800 Okay, thank you.

05:08:38.500 So Milwaukee, you can pause real quick. 0.96

05:08:42.080 Milwaukee is black is 37% to 38%.

05:08:44.640 Milwaukee is 31% to 32% white. 0.95

05:08:46.960 So it's a little bit closer.

05:08:50.040 It's a little, yeah, almost even. 1.00

05:08:51.200 Yeah, that's still a lot of blacks. 1.00

05:08:52.960 Yeah, still a lot. 1.00

05:08:53.680 though but yeah bro like it's crazy how they just came to that conclusion automatically like it's 1.00

05:08:57.880 like they got a guilty conscience oh he's talking shit about memphis is because there's niggas 0.98

05:09:00.760 there like yeah bro like but it's like hey if the shoe fits you know you're bitching and moaning he 0.99

05:09:06.680 didn't mention you and yet you feel so mentioned so i suppose the shoe fits but if you're securing 0.52

05:09:11.540 yourself if you're securing your people then bro that's why the black fatigue is is crazy bro this 0.96

05:09:16.840 is why black fatigue is so high man niggas are tired also let's acknowledge like memphis is a 1.00

05:09:20.880 shit city though it is like hey he's not wrong hey hey maybe that hurt but he's also not lying 1.00

05:09:27.480 so where are we gonna bridge the gap there like he's not lying and he's not wrong so like are you 0.95

05:09:34.180 just gonna negate the fact that what he said was true i think every single other nba player has

05:09:37.880 said several things similar to this this is like not the first time somebody said it but of course 0.99

05:09:41.640 because it was brawn and shit and him being with the white niggas golfing didn't help but yeah 0.99

05:09:45.740 that's just they're mad about that look yeah i'll admit though that was a code switch but 1.00

05:09:51.520 everybody does that hey if i get into the elevator and it's some nigga with a fucking ski mask i'm 0.98

05:09:57.680 not gonna go hey man how you doing how's the day going how's the day going yeah i'm like what up 0.99

05:10:01.040 nigga like i'm not i'm you know you have to have that ability to code switch and if you don't get 1.00

05:10:05.420 this as a black person seriously get the fuck off the stream like if there's white people in the 0.99

05:10:09.700 lobby in my apartment hey guys what's up what's going on you know just just getting back from 1.00

05:10:14.160 work have a have a great day guys have a great day you know if i big black 6'2 200 pound nigga 0.97

05:10:20.420 gets in the elevator and an elderly white woman with her small fluffy white dying dog is in the 0.99

05:10:26.920 corner i'm not gonna go what's going on nigga like i'm gonna scare the shit out of her i have 1.00

05:10:30.820 to fucking disarm her fucking bias of her thinking that i'm about to fucking kidnap her a killer so 0.99

05:10:36.880 it's called code switching you know like people are different races are different 0.99

05:10:40.940 hard yeah exactly and that's inherent by the way like that's not something that you should have to

05:10:45.760 teach yourself but people are different cultures are different people speak differently communicate

05:10:50.200 differently so that's fine if you want to get somewhere in life you need to know how to code

05:10:53.840 switch you know you walk into a room full of affluent white men you want to get some sort of

05:10:57.080 opportunity to make money get a job get some business proposal get some investments well then

05:11:01.180 you know watch the way you dress and watch the way you speak and the exact opposite is true as well

05:11:05.240 if you're at a gas station on the shitty side of the city at 2 a.m pumping gas and you know you got 0.99

05:11:09.860 to go in and get some fucking whatever you got to go to the atm or some shit you walk around some 1.00

05:11:13.620 niggas they'll be hey guys what's going on you know you got to actually act like you're from 0.99

05:11:16.700 there so it's just that's just normal human behavior is code switching it's not being fake 0.95

05:11:21.640 it's understanding your environment and meshing for your best benefit and i'm totally i'm totally

05:11:27.440 with that you know naturally i guess people will always say like you i've heard that my whole life 0.99

05:11:32.200 you talk white and shit but i could turn it on be a nigga you know what i mean and that's a skill 0.99

05:11:36.440 that is a skill but hey if you speak proper english around lebron around white people it's 1.00

05:11:41.400 like oh you're whatever let's see what dumbass lamont hills got to say and joe budden so they're 0.98

05:11:46.020 so insufferable bro put words in my he was trashing memphis as a city he was saying the nba needs to 0.99

05:11:52.480 move the team to nashville he complained about the hotel he complained about the city now to be fair

05:11:57.400 he's not the first person to do that there's actually a real going around the internet right 0.91

05:12:00.380 now um of every nba player trash in the hotel so that nigga at the memphis hotels so i don't 0.99

05:12:06.320 make this like bro what the fuck is the problem for them yo if everybody is saying this shit is 1.00

05:12:11.240 trash how'd you dumbasses come to the conclusion that it's only a black thing it's ridiculous yo 1.00

05:12:16.340 these guys just want to victimize themselves so bad bro like yo these oh my god man these fried 1.00

05:12:21.240 chicken connoisseurs bro these niggas got me fucking annoyed man i'm chilling out because 0.99

05:12:25.400 you're on stream right now but like yo like oh my god man no but it's again bro it's oh the 0.99

05:12:32.160 perpetuated victim mental like this whole victim mental model actually degrades black people so

05:12:39.400 much farther than we need to go this is the problem this really is the problem and look if

05:12:45.200 somebody is outwardly racist if somebody's blatantly racist if something somebody does

05:12:49.120 something that you know you could validly reprimand and fine whatever i won't attack this

05:12:55.060 guy for doing that but are we really gonna talk about lebron saying that memphis is a bad city

05:12:59.780 for what seems to be 11 minutes in this video like is it that serious is it that important 0.92

05:13:03.700 you know what i mean so that shows you as a people we have nothing better to fucking do 0.99

05:13:08.380 which is why memphis sucks and it's majority black you know if we actually had better things 0.99

05:13:12.160 to talk about and better things to worry about well then maybe lebron would enjoy playing in 1.00

05:13:17.060 memphis but because we go what the fuck lebron said memphis bad nigga i'm tight now that's why 0.99

05:13:23.300 memphis sucks exactly because of that hubris you niggas are worried about the wrong things 0.99

05:13:26.420 yo we talk bro every bro how can i say this on youtube you put it this way every other group 1.00

05:13:34.920 gets attacked they don't fucking lose their minds like we do that's the fucking problem 1.00

05:13:38.760 that's the fucking problem like and it's this victim mentality like but we were slaves nigga 1.00

05:13:44.120 nigga everybody was slaves nigga come on bro it's it's uh it's actually incredible the the 1.00

05:13:50.800 The victim bullshit. 1.00

05:13:51.660 Yo, even Pooch Nystie himself says Memphis sucks. 1.00

05:13:53.680 What, you going to call him racist too? 0.99

05:13:55.680 Like, no, he's talking about it. 1.00

05:13:56.660 Like, he talked about it being in the slums and shit. 0.99

05:13:58.480 It was the fact. 1.00

05:14:00.400 And look, I'll show you why they're fucking mad. 0.98

05:14:02.080 And this is a part of the issue. 0.99

05:14:03.420 It's because look who he's with, you know.

05:14:05.600 Look who he's with. 1.00

05:14:07.020 You know, he's with these white niggas. 1.00

05:14:09.680 The polo on, tucked in with the hat. 1.00

05:14:11.940 He's playing golf, you know.

05:14:13.580 Mind you, this guy's a billionaire. 0.97

05:14:15.040 So what the fuck else is there for him to do? 1.00

05:14:17.640 At 41 years old, you think I want to do that shit? 1.00

05:14:20.100 that was pretty funny anyways let's let's see how he 1.00

05:14:25.200 it's just lebron but lebron as a prominent the most prominent voice in the nba and one of the

05:14:31.120 most prominent voices in sports standing on public platform and and advocating for memphis

05:14:36.280 which is such an important does this sure say don't let these degrees fool you yeah yo

05:14:43.560 bro this is the yo yep

05:14:49.800 i was about to crash out let me chill because you're here yo 0.65

05:14:56.040 on one side they're like yo respect me as an equal right um i'm intelligent i'm not an idiot 1.00

05:15:05.040 don't be racist towards me whatever then on the other side he has this dumb ass shirt on 1.00

05:15:09.940 saying don't let these degrees fool you translation i could become a nigga real quick okay you can 1.00

05:15:16.660 take the nigga out the hood but you can't take the hood out the nigga and this is exactly why 1.00

05:15:20.220 right the black fatigue is through the fucking roof bro the very stereotypes they get angry at 1.00

05:15:27.300 people for pointing out are the same fucking stereotypes that they use okay in their every 1.00

05:15:34.740 day and as a matter of fact they have the hubris to wear a shirt saying i reserve the right 1.00

05:15:39.240 to become a fucking dumbass 1.00

05:15:41.500 chimp at any time. Yo, these niggas are 1.00

05:15:43.160 Saiyans. It's like 1.00

05:15:45.140 these niggas, like, yo, real talk. 1.00

05:15:47.040 Remember when Vegeta would take the 1.00

05:15:49.180 nigga to be able to get the back pocket? When the moon would come out? 1.00

05:15:50.860 And that nigga take the moon and throw that shit in the sky 1.00

05:15:52.960 and then turn into a fucking dumbass primate? 1.00

05:15:55.600 That's this nigga, bro. 1.00

05:15:57.100 That's what that shirt basically means. 0.95

05:15:59.020 Like, yo, 1.00

05:15:59.820 yo, these fucking black people, bro, 1.00

05:16:03.140 they want to sit there and be like, oh, I got these degrees 1.00

05:16:04.940 and shit like that. You know what I mean? I'm smart, bro. 0.96

05:16:06.900 Blah, blah, blah. But don't tempt me.

05:16:08.860 i got this moon in my back pocket i can thrash in the sky it turns you into a big ass gorilla 1.00

05:16:13.760 nigga like bro this is why nobody respects you stupid fucks man like what's going on 1.00

05:16:18.620 then niggas like me coming to say hello monkeys like i'm frieza 1.00

05:16:22.540 hello yeah and it's it's self-imposed degradation it's self-imposed degradation that is weaponized 0.83

05:16:30.620 to kind of do this code switch like oh but i can always be black too but why does having to be

05:16:34.940 black why does having to say don't let these degrees fool you also associate with like poor

05:16:39.680 behavior that gets us ostracized from every other race that does not share the same color as us or

05:16:44.540 ethnicity for that matter it's it's like literally self-imposed heart like this is self-inflicted at

05:16:49.800 this point you know and the whole point i said this the other day as a black person i will concede 0.51

05:16:56.060 and maybe people will say this is a little bit left or liberal you have to disarm people and

05:17:00.140 that becomes frustrating you know it even for me i'm tall i'm dark it's still funny i'm tall

05:17:06.540 i'm dark and so you know i walk into a room or whatever scene i'm in i have to kind of open my

05:17:12.240 mouth and i have to show people that i'm not who they may think i actually am because i have to

05:17:16.920 disarm them via my actions via my behavior via my speech and that becomes frustrating of course

05:17:22.420 but i feel as if though everybody adopts that mentality to where you are happy to prove people

05:17:27.280 wrong that not all of us think the same act the same have this whole hubris where we have this

05:17:32.240 self-imposed degradation that don't make me act like a nigga because once i get that side out of

05:17:35.940 me you don't want to see no money like if you disarm people from that line of thinking and

05:17:40.620 that happens over time that snowballs and then eventually there will be no association or people

05:17:46.620 having bad behavior or crime synonymous with your skin color you know so it's a matter of pattern

05:17:53.040 recognition it's a matter of behavior and if we correct that over time long term then you'll see

05:17:58.160 a different turn of events or you'll see different reactions now of course to those who are racist

05:18:01.300 just because your skin is dark well there's no help for that those people those are sick 0.97

05:18:05.100 twisted low iq people who hate you just because god created you a certain way but there's a 0.56

05:18:11.120 legitimate call out or legitimate grievance from those who say every time i come into one of you

05:18:16.220 guys or pause run into one of you guys there's always some sort of crime or loud music or loud

05:18:22.820 voice or some sort of chaos that ensues and so it's our job to kind of disarm that and that

05:18:27.720 doesn't mean you kiss their feet and beg for their approval no you mog them with your iq you

05:18:33.440 mog them with your behavior you mog them with the way you dress you are better than them i can't and

05:18:38.580 and maybe some people watching this who know me are going to think this is a little bit conceited

05:18:42.400 or bigoted i know several white people that i'm better than in everything and that's because i

05:18:47.980 carry myself a certain way so there's no way they can weaponize my skin color against me why can't

05:18:52.380 we all do that right so the whole don't let these degrees fool you thing is like playing into the

05:18:57.440 hubris that's weaponized against you and that's why you're always mad it's a vicious cycle it's 0.88

05:19:02.140 a vicious cycle no facts black city black black businesses one of the homes of the civil rights 0.97

05:19:09.100 struggle where martin the king was killed actually the anniversary of that is today yeah it is um 0.93

05:19:13.920 Like, to advocate to move to Nashville, to me, is whack.

05:19:22.660 You could have just said, build a better hotel.

05:19:25.400 And that's my point.

05:19:26.960 Y'all go, thank you.

05:19:28.200 I would have already started to build a hotel.

05:19:30.920 Right.

05:19:31.400 At that point.

05:19:32.080 Right.

05:19:34.280 Because LeBron doesn't like playing in Memphis, 1.00

05:19:36.260 he has to build a fucking hotel in Memphis. 1.00

05:19:38.140 Really, nigga? 1.00

05:19:39.780 Like, how about you go build a hotel? 1.00

05:19:41.200 And we'll all respect you for it.

05:19:42.640 You go take your hard-earned money, because I know everybody here has money who's at this table or at this couch. 1.00

05:19:47.300 And how about y'all niggas go build a hotel in Memphis to counteract what LeBron is saying? 1.00

05:19:50.860 To use your resource and platform for that instead of saying, hey, let's invest in Memphis? 1.00

05:19:54.060 That might be the play.

05:19:55.520 Unless I'm invested in Memphis.

05:19:56.760 That might be the play.

05:19:58.800 Now LeBron's Jesus. 1.00

05:20:00.000 Now LeBron has to fix every black community. 1.00

05:20:02.120 That might be the play. 1.00

05:20:02.920 And this is what it is.

05:20:04.500 Victimization.

05:20:05.120 Well, you help us. 1.00

05:20:06.000 No, nigga, you help yourself. 1.00

05:20:09.140 Play. 1.00

05:20:09.520 Didn't sound like it.

05:20:10.220 I mean, I'm invested in Nashville.

05:20:12.700 I'm sorry, excuse me.

05:20:13.480 Oh, the player might be invested in Nashville.

05:20:15.600 I wouldn't shock you at all.

05:20:16.360 I might be invested in Nashville.

05:20:17.720 Hey, let's get this team over here.

05:20:18.720 Which is f***ed up.

05:20:19.700 You know what I mean? 0.84

05:20:21.060 So anyways, I have no interest in watching these guys cry about it for five minutes,

05:20:24.180 but you can see the reaction across the board is negative

05:20:28.140 just because LeBron said he doesn't like playing in a city that happens to be

05:20:31.020 right majority black, but it's a shoe fits, I suppose. 0.92

05:20:35.120 Quick super chats. 0.99

05:20:36.360 Bullish Crane says, RIP Nick Fuentes, America First podcast.

05:20:39.380 okay i don't know what you mean by that thanks for the super chat shady 7230 says nothing five

05:20:43.940 dollars shady said riyadh's bed broke but we all know why brother save some for the rest of us

05:20:48.500 okay it broke because i slammed on my bed after work actually um very funny though yv lit five

05:20:54.700 dollars thank you thanks guys appreciate it um i'll read mine too when you get it if you're done

05:20:59.900 with yours yeah go ahead south side says uh if you're correct me if i'm wrong but when i purchase

05:21:05.020 anything off the store will come with a sticker i'm really uh want some osss merch yeah you it

05:21:09.300 We'll come with a sticker.

05:21:10.660 W. Dinesh, very eloquent, very respectful.

05:21:12.320 Some boomer takes, but overall, very high-acute conversation.

05:21:14.280 W. Free speech.

05:21:14.860 Nobody chimped out or got mad. 0.98

05:21:16.000 By the way, did you see Tucker Carlson respond to PPD shitting on Catholics? 0.99

05:21:18.640 We can react to that. 0.99

05:21:19.840 You got that one queued up, too, Riyad?

05:21:20.920 Can you have that one queued up?

05:21:22.600 Yeah.

05:21:22.920 Take us fight tooth and nail to get out the hood just to brag about it.

05:21:24.820 Exactly.

05:21:25.340 My grandfather harped on our pronunciation.

05:21:27.520 Been hearing I sound white since the first day.

05:21:29.080 Exactly, bro. 1.00

05:21:29.560 It's a dumbass, like, shame tactic, bro. 0.99

05:21:34.520 uh the owners of clav's club uh okay i think i yeah i see what you're 1.00

05:21:43.520 who you're talking about here nigga did his research 0.94

05:21:46.720 oh god i didn't want to talk about that but all right um myron can you ask your brother about his 0.89

05:21:55.240 favorite dbz movement saga and uh thought on dbs that's fine we will do that uh jarhead and myron

05:22:00.080 is on puerto rican next these past weeks bro there's they get so mad uh that roman that song

05:22:04.300 romantic homicide was released way before her death okay fair um would seriously get 20 men

05:22:08.500 touch him for this tip you get for free okay how how can trump justify allowing chin ada to run

05:22:14.400 the way it is above your heads okay your mind can love your bro teaching me a lot as of growing with

05:22:20.320 no father figure we got you bro red pill clippers dinesh basically saying you shilling for iran

05:22:23.980 and you hate urzil was a bad faith in my opinion like bro why the adhams it's okay 1.00

05:22:27.740 um would suck 20 d's to get a sip what the fuck nigga your weirdo okay i'll be flexing this was 0.99

05:22:32.960 a banger uh stream scott horton is goaded you got it bro um cool i think we're caught up there 1.00

05:22:38.920 okay um um i had a couple come in as you were reading uh jamie fabo says did you see one of

05:22:49.800 australia's only refineries had an equipment failure and was in flames and considering plc's

05:22:55.240 control a lot of equipment yeah that is really sus uh thank you for the super chat jamie

05:23:00.220 thought x says that'll be real 50 dollars hey shout out to you bro appreciate the super chat

05:23:04.080 thank you so much bro don demarco for you um okay yeah did you want to react to tucker or do you

05:23:12.240 want to just go straight into the blockade and then we'll do tucker after uh chat what do you

05:23:15.700 guys want you guys want tucker or blockade and i got the bench appeal shit too with with him 0.92

05:23:20.340 talking shit about us and sneko too what do you guys want but blockade or tucker 0.95

05:23:24.700 i'm seeing lots of tuckers what's your chat saying 0.99

05:23:35.940 that spam whatever you're looking for if you want us to react to ben shapiro tucker carlson or

05:23:42.960 just give you a brief as to what's been happening the last 72 hours with the straighter four moves

05:23:50.340 um what you're saying tucker mine is asking for the blockade yeah

05:23:58.740 yeah all right we go which one do you think is going to be faster

05:24:03.940 definitely the blockade probably you want to do a block we can uh tucker

05:24:08.840 yeah we can go over what's been happening because i think a lot of people are confused okay now i'm

05:24:15.580 getting a mix but it seems like blockade is let's do a blockade because it's quick winning yeah

05:24:19.100 yeah so the blockade i know you've been on top of it i'll just let you honestly i'll just let

05:24:24.420 you monologue what's going on with the blockade what the hell's going on because i haven't had

05:24:27.620 you on for a minute so yeah what the hell's going on and fill us in and i'll let you give me one

05:24:32.000 sec yeah so i'll give you real quick obviously if you haven't been paying attention i'd say

05:24:38.280 since monday we've had some micro developments really nothing huge the biggest thing is of

05:24:44.900 course if you missed it last week donald trump had tweeted on truth social i believe around

05:24:48.280 Thursday or Friday, that we are going to implement a new strategy to block the Strait of Hormuz.

05:24:53.080 I'm not sure really what the idea was initially when we were going over it on stream. We weren't

05:24:58.000 really sure as to what he had in store, but this was to go into effect on Monday at 10 a.m. So now

05:25:03.280 we're seeing this happen. However, the United States has not actually blocked the Strait of

05:25:07.460 Hormuz entirely, and we've sent out the Navy in our full force to actually effectuate this plan. 0.83

05:25:11.980 We have now begun to block Iranian ports across the entire coast of Iran, 0.96

05:25:16.860 spanning from the Gulf of Oman into the Persian Gulf and then of course what entails the Strait

05:25:21.480 of Hormuz and we've blocked these ports from exporting ships and then importing ships so

05:25:26.080 anybody coming in and then any ships trying to leave and the strategy seems to be that we're

05:25:30.760 trying to choke Iranian economy or their economy as a whole prevent them from receiving goods make 0.98

05:25:36.340 them feel some pressure and then hopefully that brings them closer to the talking table or

05:25:40.800 diplomatic agreement to give up their nuclear program give up the missiles something of that

05:25:45.140 sort however what we're seeing on the other side and remember donald trump had tweeted last week

05:25:49.840 or really made a truth social post that we are going to block the strait we're going to block

05:25:54.500 the blockade and no one really knew what the plan was but now we're able to see the united states is

05:25:58.260 just really making iran's government feel economic pressure by blocking their ability to receive

05:26:04.180 anything that's coming in or anything that's leaving for them to make money but iran is still

05:26:08.580 taxing or tolling ships that are crossing through the strait of hormuz i was just speaking to

05:26:12.640 Suleiman on X-Base, and it's still a very low amount of ships that are passing through. Yesterday

05:26:16.960 was somewhere around 20, today, somewhere around nine. And so the numbers are still not back up

05:26:21.060 to normal. However, they have increased from what was entirely a complete blockade where no ships

05:26:24.840 are passing through. So currently what we're seeing is the United States is blocking Iranian

05:26:28.920 ports from oil export, goods export, everything else in between. And at the same time, Iran is

05:26:33.240 making money from these ships that are coming through the Strait of Hormuz, even though it's

05:26:36.860 in a small number, they're able to tax these countries and charge them. And of course, this

05:26:40.480 back ends on the United States in regards to the fact that we started this conflict and now

05:26:44.560 countries are paying for the price by having to receive their oil by the way that they desperately

05:26:48.340 need. A lot of these countries in Asia and Europe depend solely on the UAE countries, or sorry,

05:26:54.620 the Gulf countries, UAE being one of the big ones, and then Qatar and Kuwait for oil, but they cannot

05:26:59.040 export that through the Strait of Hormuz because of the blockade. Now some ships have gone through,

05:27:03.940 but Iran is making a ton of money. So they've kind of filled in the gap that was felt by us

05:27:08.540 closing their ports for goods and economic benefit by making money on the Strait of Hormuz.

05:27:12.980 So we haven't really addressed the problem directly on its face yet.

05:27:17.320 However, we're approaching a ceasefire and really the agreement ends on the 22nd.

05:27:23.380 So we have another six days before this whole ceasefire thing that was brokered between J.D. Vance

05:27:27.780 and the entire Iranian delegation with the Middle Eastern envoy being included as well.

05:27:32.320 That's all done on Wednesday next week.

05:27:35.100 And so what we're going to see after is up in the air.

05:27:38.180 Of course, it's speculative. We may see a new ceasefire that extends longer. Hopefully that's the case as Trump and this administration tries to buy time to strategize as to what they want to do next. Or we may see a second stage of the war, maybe a second air assault, potentially even boots on ground. We just added 10,000 more new troops to the region in the process of gearing up our Navy to block these Iranian ports.

05:28:00.160 But in regards to the Strait of Hormuz, we still don't have control. 0.97

05:28:03.340 And as you can see, Donald Trump has been telling the press that we've reached an agreement with Iran.

05:28:07.980 They're actually conceding on their nuclear program.

05:28:09.980 We're getting somewhere in the negotiations and the peace talks.

05:28:12.700 But again, the IRGC has came out and said, we haven't really come to the table about anything.

05:28:17.140 And we have not changed any of our demands.

05:28:18.920 Our demands from the original Islamabad talks, as well as prior, have always remained the same.

05:28:22.840 They'll continue to remain the same.

05:28:24.280 We will maintain control of the Strait of Hormuz.

05:28:26.180 and we will not give up anything until the United States either gives us reparations

05:28:30.040 or pulls out of the Strait of Hormuz and leaves us alone militarily.

05:28:33.360 So the three sticking points really seem to be Iran's nuclear program.

05:28:38.600 Okay, if you don't remember, J.D. Vance had made a maximalist demand for some 20-year deal

05:28:41.780 in regards to their nuclear program.

05:28:43.320 Of course they said no, and so that was kind of the camel that broke,

05:28:46.820 the straw that broke the camel's back in regards to the negotiations in Pakistan.

05:28:49.800 And the second point of contention that's kind of halting a true long-term peace deal

05:28:55.400 is of course the Strait of Hormuz the United States now wants control of the Strait of Hormuz

05:28:59.360 or at least wants to remove Iranian control or Iranian economic benefit from the strait and then

05:29:04.160 the third point of contention besides the missiles program which is also huge is Iran demanding some

05:29:10.140 sort of economic sanction relief or reparations for the war that has spanned 50 days and destroyed

05:29:15.400 a lot of their critical infrastructure as well as the fact that they've suffered in every other

05:29:19.060 aspect from this war and so some sort of reparation or some sort of apology in regards to money is

05:29:24.120 something that they've been flirting with in these peace talks as well. So a lot of issues that the

05:29:28.760 United States and Iran don't seem to have any eye level relation on. And that's what kind of

05:29:34.760 concerns me for the second round of peace talks that Donald Trump and Pakistan have been hinting

05:29:39.460 are around the corner. It's just probably going to be the same thing again, unless one side kind

05:29:44.320 of really pulls their hand off the table and allows the other side to gain a little bit of

05:29:49.000 ground, right? There has to be some sort of concession. It's really not going to come from

05:29:52.720 the United States though not with this administration so me and Suleiman briefly

05:29:56.040 spoke about that he gave me some updates but nothing really major you know we started this

05:30:00.140 blockade but Chinese ships have still passed through even though we said we would stop them

05:30:04.660 Iranian vessels have still passed through even though we said we're going to close off the oil

05:30:08.300 ports and the ports in Iran that receive all of the goods from these ships a few have still

05:30:13.260 allegedly made it through and so even our plan to completely seize and cut off the ports however on

05:30:19.200 its face it sounds brilliant has not worked in its entirety as well we've turned around away like

05:30:23.980 maybe 12 or 13 ships i think that's what i'm reading but overall there's still some that

05:30:27.960 are seeping through and iran is making a ton of money on the street so we're just collecting our

05:30:32.620 marbles and we'll see what happens on the 22nd that's the real day to pay attention because

05:30:36.280 that's when this is all over mike dixie thank you for the 10 gifted and hello monkeys these names

05:30:40.740 are crazy thank you for the five gifted um so no you're 100 right man and um i appreciate you kind

05:30:47.880 of bringing everybody up to speed guys the only reason why trump felt safe enough to do this

05:30:52.180 blockade right now is because we're in the middle of a ceasefire best believe um that if we weren't

05:30:56.560 in the middle of a ceasefire they'd be blowing up these destroyers and or attacking um our allies 0.99

05:31:00.820 in the region so that's the only reason why trump feels safe to do this stupid ass blockade but he's 0.99

05:31:06.180 not gonna be able to maintain it forever um and they've already kind of had to bend the knee a few 0.98

05:31:09.580 times so a blockade for those of you that don't know guys it's uh it's considered an act of war

05:31:16.160 It's essentially an act of war because you're cutting off a country's ability to earn revenue, which obviously cuts off its livelihood.

05:31:21.460 So it's economic warfare.

05:31:23.680 So I'm not surprised that, you know, Trump is doing it now and why he's like this too weak to do this straight because he knows that he's safe.

05:31:30.660 But once that ceasefire is done, he won't be able to do that.

05:31:34.100 That's another reason, too, why I think he's trying to extend the ceasefire.

05:31:37.560 Mike Dixie with another 10 gifted.

05:31:38.700 Thank you, bro.

05:31:39.140 i think that's another reason why he's trying to get this uh this ceasefire extended so that

05:31:45.400 number one he could get his ground troops he could get troops into the region number two buy some

05:31:50.020 more time i try to cut off iran for making as much money as possible even though he's not completely

05:31:54.100 cutting it off but he is limiting it to a degree and then number three he's able to operate with

05:31:57.960 some level of protection since they're in the middle of a ceasefire right now right he's getting

05:32:01.880 right up to the edge with with doing this blockade and letting some ships through right and have let

05:32:08.000 to make some money versus like completely cutting off their ability to make money and where it

05:32:11.140 you know would warrant a direct attack back on them or us and it's just like reckless that he's 0.55

05:32:15.980 doing it dude it's completely foolish mike dixie once again thank you for the another 10 gifted 0.88

05:32:19.820 bro you know man thank you for the 20 gifted and uh the five shout out to you man um and then okay 0.91

05:32:26.340 here we go yeah jugger says as a ninja from memphis the issue is that the grizz is the only

05:32:31.820 thing keeping the city together if they left this amazing city is dead uh come visit brothers 0.96

05:32:36.440 hey nigga we're worse than lebron we ain't going there we good man we ain't going to no memphis 0.93

05:32:41.220 bro like i'm not the grizzlies definitely are like the last leg of support man hopefully they 0.95

05:32:46.080 don't move the team to nashville because that's all y'all got left but yeah you're completely

05:32:51.120 right he's kind of capitalizing on the fact that there's guaranteed ceasefire but i mean it's really

05:32:55.940 on its face not stable right it takes one sort of threat one sort of ship invasion which has

05:33:01.460 not happened yet for this all to come crumbling down and really iran has the ability i'm not

05:33:07.180 saying it would be right i actually would disagree if they did this but they have the ability to say

05:33:11.400 hey the united states and israel started this war as one joint entity and israel has violated the

05:33:16.440 ceasefire like 10 times since its inception we're gonna attack your ships and so it's been good to

05:33:21.860 see that they haven't done that at least we're able to get away with some sort of strategy but

05:33:25.500 again this is only going to last until wednesday and it's posing real no you know no real harm 0.83

05:33:30.180 to the Iranian government because they're already sanctioned hell anyways. What's a couple ports 0.88

05:33:33.920 going to really do? They've got everything at home. They've got their missiles. They've got

05:33:37.060 their drones. They build that all at home, and those are the things that are keeping them alive

05:33:39.920 in the war right now, as well as the same things that are allowing them to control the strait. 0.84

05:33:44.000 Dinesh D'Souza said something very foolish, and it showed me he doesn't really understand the 0.79

05:33:47.340 conflict or the topic as a whole. He said, well, oh, we destroyed Iran's navy, and so they don't 0.93

05:33:51.680 have any ships to threaten the Strait of Hormuz. Dinesh, the threat on the Strait of Hormuz comes

05:33:57.040 from the drone and missiles program it had nothing to do with the navy it never did iran never

05:34:01.780 leveraged their naval ships to threaten the oil vessels they leveraged the fact that these very

05:34:06.340 cheap drones that they make underground in mass bulk the stockpile that they have can at any time

05:34:11.400 go into the strait of hormones and threaten these oil vessels which is why these ships will not be

05:34:15.540 insured they try to get around it like when you know how they have those little attack boats that

05:34:18.760 they can use to board but that's irrelevant bro that's like that's like just added like you know 0.99

05:34:22.920 theater shit the real danger is the drones dude they blew up a tie ship and their niggas learned 0.96

05:34:28.540 right then and there we're not going through they blew up a tie ship like early on in the 0.99

05:34:31.560 conflict if you remember yes and that's the whole it's the whole thing that scares them is the fact

05:34:37.020 that even outside of their little naval presence whatever you want to call it the real issue is

05:34:41.760 that these drones can fly right over and by the way it was a drone that hit our amphibious assault

05:34:47.660 vessel and then we had to lie and say it was a laundry fire so these drones are capable you know

05:34:51.920 they're not just any other drone they're the shaheed drones and they're very capable of hitting

05:34:55.940 even complicated military infrastructure that has a defense system in place to repel attacks so

05:35:01.700 these oil vessels are sitting ducks if they cross the strait while iran is hurling these threats

05:35:06.020 over at them and this is the hand that they've been forced to play since the united states is

05:35:10.900 so much stronger than them you know that's the whole idea of this attritional war a war of you

05:35:15.180 know asymmetry and that's what we're seeing real time so i don't know what my prediction is for

05:35:19.000 next week once the ceasefire is allegedly over you know hopefully trump is able to extend it i

05:35:23.660 think it's in his best interest to really extend it i don't know if the united states is really

05:35:27.300 interested in pursuing this war again for another 40 or 50 days didn't he just didn't he just do a

05:35:31.600 true social post earlier today like they're exposed they're doing another 10 extension

05:35:35.960 yeah allegedly but i don't know i don't know if iran has actually agreed to that that's the problem

05:35:41.820 is for what i'm seeing facing pakistan and iran i know lebanon was the main sticking point like

05:35:47.320 They like they said, we're not going in unless the 22nd.

05:35:51.400 Let me see here.

05:35:53.960 I'm on his true social right now.

05:35:56.480 Yeah.

05:35:56.860 Let's see what he said on true social.

05:35:58.020 If you have it.

05:35:58.700 Yeah.

05:35:58.820 I'm pulling.

05:35:59.360 Let me share a screen with you so you can see what I'm looking at here.

05:36:07.480 He also attacked Tucker, Megan Kelly and Candace again.

05:36:10.280 And Alex Jones again.

05:36:12.280 Yeah.

05:36:12.720 He attacked or Joe Kent.

05:36:13.860 Sorry.

05:36:14.380 He did another attack.

05:36:15.320 Yeah. 1.00

05:36:15.480 we need you to read that shit in the trump voice bro what the okay okay donald trump let's see 1.00

05:36:27.400 okay one hour may have been a president a historic day for lebanon good things are happening 0.99

05:36:31.160 president okay this is an hour ago um i hope this ball acts nicely and well during this

05:36:37.960 important period of time it will be a great moment for them if they do no more killing

05:36:41.480 let's finally have peace complains about a judge out of control more people that hate him 0.96

05:36:48.160 my house has a ballroom trump hating judge yo this nigga bro he hates these judges bro 0.99

05:36:54.040 yeah who's dumber oh okay you know i'm looking at it right now which is why i'm smiling i have 0.98

05:37:01.500 my screen i can just read it from yours yeah um yeah but i guess he attacked them so before you 0.93

05:37:06.640 read it hold on before you read it before you read it yo i'll get off rumble man yo guys come

05:37:09.940 on over to kick for me man i'm getting off a rumble real quick i'm getting off rumble come 0.90

05:37:14.020 on over to kick niggas okay i am getting off rumble i want to get myself to 3 000 live viewers 0.97

05:37:18.680 i want to i want to get to a point guys where we got 3 000 live viewers on on kick at all times 0.99

05:37:23.060 we might not get there because a lot of you niggas i know are going to convert but i'm going to end 0.98

05:37:26.920 the rumble stream now guys so all my rumble people okay come on over to kick i know some 0.99

05:37:33.640 of you are going to cry bro what the fuck hey man i told y'all already kick is the main platform 0.78

05:37:37.840 for us man okay for youtube it's rumble for myra gains x it is um it is kick so come on over guys 0.99

05:37:46.580 dropping a link here for you guys come on over that's got it's pinned i'm gonna end the rumble

05:37:50.860 stream here in a second okay if a good portion even if a quarter of you guys come over that'll 0.55

05:37:56.160 be great um oh shit here we go uh so do me that solid guys and come on over ariad whenever you're

05:38:04.060 ready uh let me know uh if you want to start reading yeah can you see you know what let me 0.94

05:38:08.500 make it a bit i have it on i have it on my extra screen don't worry about it okay i have it on my

05:38:12.320 i have it myself yeah so this was today actually or no this was yesterday sorry at five o'clock so

05:38:18.380 you can see trump's got a lot on his plate he's got time to tweet this out he didn't attack alex

05:38:22.620 jones my bad so it seems he was attacking tucker carlson and joe kent and the way this starts is

05:38:26.520 really comical like i said man i've i condemned trump's actions and he's lost his mind he's still 0.95

05:38:31.400 funny as fuck you can't lie so he says on truth social yesterday rumbles going down guys come on 0.85

05:38:38.420 over somebody said i got rumble stock nigga and kick.com says myra gains expo it's simple i pinned 0.98

05:38:42.380 it and you literally um there's no ads dude so come on over getting off rumble right now come 0.74

05:38:47.520 on over kick kick.com says myra gains excellence come on and we're gonna do this breakdown some

05:38:50.860 more stuff for the war tucker ben shapiro we're gonna cover all that stuff peace out guys on

05:38:54.680 rumble kick.com let's go sorry bro go ahead no you're good he says who's dumber tucker carlson

05:39:02.300 or joe kent it's very interesting i met joe kent at dover force dover air force base along with

05:39:07.840 numerous others who had lost their loved ones in war i said hello to all of the families kent

05:39:13.080 horribly lost his wife her casket was being brought to dover along with the rest although

05:39:18.700 he married again quite quickly in my opinion i haven't read this before this is funny

05:39:25.080 uh if you guys don't know joe kent's wife and this part isn't funny his wife was killed in

05:39:30.020 a suicide bombing in syria back in what was it 2016 am i right there um it was yeah fighting

05:39:36.320 isis a little bit over 10 years ago yeah from some isis suicide bombing so very unfortunate

05:39:41.240 circumstances for joe kent and of course trump is not sensitive to that whatsoever yeah and so he

05:39:46.600 says married quite quickly in my opinion in any event a number of years later i noticed the same

05:39:51.700 person was running for congress in washington state and lost i then noticed a couple of years

05:39:55.920 later he was running again and lost while i didn't know him other than our brief dover encounter but

05:40:01.680 feeling sorry for him after two election losses i told my people hire him for the white house

05:40:06.640 give him a job make him feel good he lost his wife in two elections they did so and while i rarely

05:40:11.840 saw him i certainly didn't expect disloyalty but that's what i got he was really a sleazebag and

05:40:17.660 some would say on top of it all a leaker i don't know whether or not the guy that was true but 0.95

05:40:23.140 next time no more mr nice guy kent is a loser just like tucker candace megan and the rest of them are 0.98

05:40:31.460 losers as you're born that way low iq and there's not a damn thing they're going to do be able to 0.99

05:40:37.060 do about it, President Donald J. Trump. The low IQ thing is really funny. So if you guys don't 1.00

05:40:42.420 know, Joe Kent was the chief of counterterrorism under the National Director for Intelligence,

05:40:49.040 that being Tulsi Gabbard. So he worked for Trump inside of the cabinet, and he was given this

05:40:53.200 position, I would imagine actually graciously by Trump, because this guy did try to run for

05:40:57.220 Congress twice and lost, both times being pretty narrow, actually. And so, of course, Trump felt

05:41:02.260 bad for the guy. This guy won a political power. He was formerly a Green Beret in the Middle East,

05:41:05.500 special military officer has a lot of experience working for the cia so on and so forth this guy

05:41:11.500 probably knows a lot of things that we don't know or we would like to think we have a better idea 0.79

05:41:15.540 of than we really do so he knows a lot of classified intel and shit and he stepped down 0.86

05:41:21.080 from his position of counter-terrorism in the beginning of the war expressing condemnation 0.96

05:41:26.880 for trump's irresponsible actions and starting this war saying that we were doing the bidding

05:41:31.040 of israel my brother's going to pull up the letter right now i assume and so joe kent right

05:41:34.940 off the bat went against trump when he started this war and of course that really pissed donald

05:41:39.360 trump off more than anything and of course that's why he's attacking him leveraging his dead wife

05:41:43.100 against him and everything else in between 102 million views when this happened it was pretty

05:41:48.500 viral because there was some discontent and people were expressing that they weren't so on board with

05:41:54.240 the war but it was a little bit more vague there was a shadow effect to it joe kent was really one

05:41:58.880 of the first prominent figures to completely disavow trump in this war and so that is why it

05:42:04.400 was huge because he kind of led the revolution of everybody else who has now hopped off the

05:42:08.900 MAGA train. He was first, you know, Tucker was kind of there as well, but no one was as explicit

05:42:13.600 in their condemnation about how upset they were about this conflict until this happened. Then

05:42:18.220 people started to follow slowly, but surely the dominoes started to fall. And so this is why Trump

05:42:22.300 really hates this guy. You can imagine he got him a job inside of the white house under intelligence,

05:42:26.620 you know, national counter, national chief of counterterrorism, whatever. And so this guy has

05:42:31.740 intimate knowledge of iran and everything like that and like i said everybody within the

05:42:35.280 intelligence community knows this war is a bad idea and joe kent of course vindicated us there

05:42:39.940 do you want to read the letter i don't know if you guys have seen this but you can read it for

05:42:43.080 them if you want um yeah so this was his letter just to kind of paint the full picture because

05:42:47.440 i'm sure a lot of you don't know yeah yeah i can see it so he said after much reflection i have

05:42:52.140 decided to resign from my position of director of the national counterterrorism center effective

05:42:56.120 today i cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war with iran iran posed no imminent 0.83

05:43:00.440 threat to our nation and it is clear we started this war due to pressure from israel and its

05:43:04.200 powerful american lobby i support the values and the foreign policies that you campaigned on in 0.52

05:43:09.100 2016 2020 and 2024 of course this message is to trump which you enacted in your first term until

05:43:15.700 june of 2025 this is when we bombed iran's nuclear facilities isfahan and uh what are they afford

05:43:22.580 Doe. And what's the other one? Why am I blanking right now? Natanz. Natanz. And he continues on,

05:43:31.100 you understood that wars in the Middle East were a trap that robbed America of the precious lives

05:43:36.540 of our patriots and depleted the wealth and the prosperity of our nation. In your first 0.61

05:43:41.160 administration, you understood better than any modern president how to decisively apply military

05:43:44.780 power without getting us drawn into never-ending wars. You demonstrated this by killing Qasem 0.99

05:43:49.220 Soleimani and by defeating ISIS. Qasem Soleimani was the head of the Axis of Resistance, Iran's 0.53

05:43:54.660 proxy network across the Middle East, really focused in southern Lebanon, Hamas and the Gaza

05:43:59.920 Strip, and then the Houthis in Yemen. He continues on to say, early in this administration, high-ranking

05:44:04.940 Israeli officials and influential members of the American media deployed a misinformation campaign

05:44:09.720 that wholly undermined your America First platform and sowed pro-war sentiments to encourage a war

05:44:14.820 with Iran. This echo chamber was used to deceive you into believing that Iran posed an imminent

05:44:19.820 threat to the United States and that you should strike now. There was a clear path to swift 0.99

05:44:24.420 victory. This was a lie and this is the same tactic Israelis used to draw us into the disastrous war 1.00

05:44:30.020 that cost us our nation the lives of thousands of our best men and women. We cannot make this 0.86

05:44:34.680 mistake again. As a veteran who deployed to combat 11 times and as a gold star husband who lost my

05:44:40.340 beloved wife Shannon in a war manufactured by Israel. I cannot support sending the next 1.00

05:44:45.260 generation off to fight and die in a war that serves no benefit to the American people nor

05:44:49.780 justifies the cost of American lives. I pray that you will reflect upon what we are doing in Iran

05:44:54.660 and who we are doing it for. The time for bold action is now. You can reverse course and chart

05:45:00.580 a new path for our nation or you can allow us to slip further for decline and chaos. You hold the

05:45:06.200 cards. It was an honor to serve in your administration and to serve our great nation,

05:45:10.320 Joe Kent. So, of course, you can imagine for obvious reasons why that letter infuriated Trump.

05:45:17.180 And look, he kind of says something that everybody had an idea about, really everybody in the

05:45:22.600 community who does political commentary. Benjamin Netanyahu went to Washington in Mar-a-Lago a total

05:45:28.180 of seven times. And so Joe Kent is saying, you listen to Netanyahu. That's why you started this

05:45:32.280 war. We know what he was telling you. We know what Mossad was telling you. We know what Israeli 0.77

05:45:35.940 intelligence was telling you they said this war would be easy and me and the rest of the ic told

05:45:40.940 you and obviously he wasn't talking directly to trump but this was his standpoint as well

05:45:44.720 this war would not be easy and he knows that this was echoed across the entire administration at

05:45:50.340 least from tulsi gabbard and others yet trump still went to war with iran so when you look at

05:45:54.740 it from the grand scheme of things not only is this guy exposing that trump made a mistake but 0.55

05:45:59.340 more importantly he's highlighting the fact that trump is controlled by israel and of course that's

05:46:03.260 highly offensive for donald trump because he wants to seem like this independent go-getter

05:46:06.600 who makes decisions on his own behalf but i mean it's become increasingly obvious

05:46:10.320 joe's been nice about it too he's like purposely been like trying not to not to bash trump and

05:46:14.740 shit like that he gives him credit for soleimani whatever which i would say soleimani actually

05:46:17.780 made things worse but that's a whole other conversation um and he acknowledges that in 0.99

05:46:21.180 the letter you know he says you killed custom suleimani we knew why you know so no he gives

05:46:24.860 he praises him for it actually oh okay he praises him for killing soleimani he said he said he said

05:46:30.360 like basically hey you you were able to use force limited force to achieve an object objective like

05:46:35.560 and this isn't the way yeah you want to tucker or ben this is this is funny let's do ben you

05:46:42.980 want to do ben first yeah so i guess he taxed sneeko and then i guess that was highlighted

05:46:48.180 in the documentary on netflix that's his no no this is something else i don't know what i haven't

05:46:52.420 seen this video i saw it came out two days ago but we could do tucker if you want since we already 0.98

05:46:56.660 covered tucker a little bit fuck let's do tucker then we'll do best entirely up to you let's play 0.99

05:47:02.500 this we got it up now well we got it america itself is corrupt and evil america has sold 1.00

05:47:07.900 out its heritage for a pittance of goods that america can only regain its heritage by basically

05:47:13.260 destroying itself we got to talk about the fact that there are these influencers

05:47:16.880 who are talking largely to young men but they are are clearly also mirroring perspectives that

05:47:23.260 are anti-american really mirroring perspectives that are anti and being used by foreign foreign 0.62

05:47:28.200 figures in order to promote radical isn't that hilarious when he's the one being used by a foreign

05:47:32.040 figure well he's a foreign figure himself but yeah you know ben just can't i don't know how

05:47:38.420 longer how much longer is he gonna hide behind the mask isn't he dropping subs and views like

05:47:43.060 every single day yeah it's just it's astounding to see how long he can keep this up and how many

05:47:47.980 people actually enjoy this but anyway let's keep going apparently a thousand people went out to

05:47:52.320 One of these people is a guy named Sineko.

05:47:56.980 So Sineko is a 27-year-old streamer.

05:47:59.000 He says that Hitler has aura and that women should be barred from voting

05:48:02.380 and that Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas, was a hero

05:48:04.620 and that the Jews run society.

05:48:06.200 His actual real name is Nicholas Ken de Balanthasi.

05:48:10.040 Apparently, he converted to Islam shortly ago.

05:48:12.140 Here he was on the streets of New York just a couple of nights ago 0.94

05:48:14.440 chanting in favor of genociding the Jews. 0.99

05:48:22.320 bro i knew they were gonna use this clip bro yo i saw this shit on twitter i was like yep 0.99

05:48:28.560 niggas are saving this sending it to the adl yo like i do i'll say this i saw this i'm surprised 0.91

05:48:35.780 i was like yo dude i'm surprised the condemnation was not as strong as it was honestly they didn't 0.89

05:48:43.720 jump on it the way i thought this was going to be a club of cost too yeah like i thought this

05:48:47.600 was going to reach that level because yeah yeah obviously because of what he's saying it's funny

05:48:51.760 that's not explicitly what he's saying but he's trolling like but they're obviously been taking

05:48:56.420 it a big deal do you want to give them the the the um the lore on this this this phrase

05:49:02.340 yeah played what's he saying he's saying khaybar right he's saying khaybar khaybar yahud yeah

05:49:07.980 yeah so he's just talking about a historical islamic event and where you know so here's the

05:49:15.940 full context the islamic prophet lived in mecca and then medina but there was also this other city

05:49:23.760 or real tribe called chayber right comprised of arab jews and so it was a battle that was known

05:49:31.660 i think in 628 if i'm not mistaken between the muslims and the jews that's the real gist of it

05:49:37.800 as well as the fact that muslims and jews did not get along in the province of medina which was the

05:49:43.320 prophet's city when he was exiled from Mecca. And so there's always been like this back and forth

05:49:48.620 blood in pre-Islamic or, you know, post-Islamic history where after the inception of the Islamic

05:49:54.840 prophet, the Jews were trying to exile him from the city that he exiled to, that being Medina,

05:50:00.300 as well as undermine him. They created several contracts with the prophet, and then they 0.92

05:50:04.880 actually tried to kill him on several instances, tried to assassinate him. They tried to poison him

05:50:10.480 with a leg of lamb that they gifted to him.

05:50:13.280 They killed his companion by poisoning him. 1.00

05:50:16.100 A Jewish woman did it, by the way. 1.00

05:50:18.000 A Jewish woman poisoned him. 1.00

05:50:20.020 Yeah. 1.00

05:50:20.900 And so it was really a battle of removing their influence from the city

05:50:26.660 because they kept trying to undermine the prophet

05:50:28.580 even though they had signed a peace treaty with him.

05:50:30.540 And so they continuously committed treason. 0.87

05:50:32.340 So that's the real kind of like general lore as to why the early Muslims

05:50:37.720 fought with the Arab Jews in Medina 0.79

05:50:40.120 and interestingly enough, the Jews

05:50:42.020 actually recognized him as a

05:50:43.940 quote-unquote prophet. You can find this in

05:50:45.780 academic Islamic literature that is

05:50:48.000 vetted rigorously through a chain of

05:50:49.900 narration where there are several Jews that

05:50:51.900 actually admitted, wait, this guy fulfills 0.93

05:50:53.800 prophecy, so we're going to attack him even more 0.80

05:50:55.880 now because he's not a Jew, he's an Arab. 0.96

05:50:57.860 And so there was this whole thing between them.

05:51:00.060 And so what are you screaming? There's Mizrahi Jews. 1.00

05:51:01.840 Just so you guys are probably wondering, like, what are you talking about?

05:51:03.880 There are Arab Jews, guys. They're called Mizrahis.

05:51:06.620 Go ahead.

05:51:07.720 yeah no no that's really the the long and short of it but um it was a famous battle and so like 0.97

05:51:15.420 you know that's like something that lost muslims have have yeah muslims have used against kind of

05:51:21.580 uh israel jewish people when they're fighting they say yeah and now it's like yeah they'll

05:51:26.140 say it when they refer to like israel and there's several instances in islamic history where the 0.51

05:51:31.240 muslims and jews uh clashed heads you have that you have benny quraida which is another tribe

05:51:36.920 that the muslims fought and eventually executed because of their treason so there's so many

05:51:41.060 different things but obviously the tension has a long history and that's actually just to say this

05:51:45.720 really quickly before we get back into the video something important to note is people always say

05:51:50.100 that you know the jewish people and the christian people really are the ones having the tension and

05:51:55.300 the strife and that's because you know catholics and white christians and european christians

05:52:00.460 expunge them or expose them from their countries in europe and everything like that and even though

05:52:06.120 there's truth to that. And that's kind of the main grievance. There is also tension from Jews and 0.79

05:52:11.020 Muslims ever since Islam was created. And that was when they tried to kill the prophet like four or 1.00

05:52:15.360 five times. And so that's where that comes from as well. So it exists in early Islamic history,

05:52:19.280 too. People always think that because the Ottomans offered the Jews safe conduct in their lands and

05:52:24.180 try to save them from their persecution, that the history has always been positive. But it actually 0.50

05:52:28.460 started out very rocky. Then it smoothed out. Now it's rocky again. So that's kind of like the

05:52:32.820 historical relation between muslims and the jewish people as a whole yeah now the adl and people like

05:52:38.500 ben shapiro whenever people talk about this conflict they're like oh my god it's a call to

05:52:42.420 you know you know what i what's the word i want to use here um violence yeah violence against

05:52:49.340 against them they say they say this is an anti-semitic call to violence it's something

05:52:54.000 that's used by these proxy networks that belong to iran right and it's something that's used

05:52:59.440 famously in the middle east you know a lot of people say it as like maybe even a running joke

05:53:03.240 but really like you know this anti-israel anti-jewish war chant or chant that's provocative

05:53:08.940 that's known to get them very mad you know so it's one of those buzzwords that you gotta

05:53:12.580 stay clear of saying as like as like a a t phrase my brother's on youtube so i'll keep it simple

05:53:17.620 but like yeah i knew right away bro i saw the clip i could tell sneak because i know sneaker 0.54

05:53:21.460 personally i could tell he's joking around and fucking around and trolling but i knew they were 0.93

05:53:24.820 going to take that clip and like try to run with something else i fucking knew it bro and just as 1.00

05:53:28.260 expected all the idiots on twitter i yell idiot that retard this guy ben shapiro i knew right 1.00

05:53:33.760 away i was like yeah they're gonna run with this shit and go crazy even though he's just fucking 1.00

05:53:36.780 around so why am i bringing this up because there are a lot of young people who watch 0.99

05:53:52.060 this person and treat this clearly he's fucking around but obviously he's gonna take it seriously 0.72

05:53:55.980 right so person with seriousness and he recently did a podcast with two figures who are foreign 0.89

05:54:02.360 figures who are openly advocating for the demise of american power internationally that'd be

05:54:07.840 alexander dugan who is a propagandist on behalf of vladimir putin and a professor

05:54:12.380 named jung jikwin you'll remember him from the tucker carlson show where he claimed that

05:54:19.520 did you watch this interview i didn't watch this interview oh let's sneak on this guy okay

05:54:24.520 the united states should basically give up power to china that's what he's referring to

05:54:28.520 professor jang is who he's talking about oh i didn't even recognize it because the way he said

05:54:32.120 it and dugan the russian guy oh no i i only caught a glimpse of it i was not able to watch all of it

05:54:37.500 i'm sure he was not happy about that though also he claims of course that the illuminati line up

05:54:41.840 for him yep and all the rest of this sort of junk well alexander dugan and and this chinese professor

05:54:49.420 zhang they've been making this case again throughout sort of right-wing manosphere

05:54:55.320 podcast to stand and it does demonstrate the extent to which foreign influences really have

05:55:00.400 grabbed a foothold it's amazing many of the people claiming foreign influence on president trump are 0.97

05:55:05.220 themselves acting as this guy talking about foreign influence is fucking joke bro that's 0.99

05:55:10.220 crazy bro netanyahu is your right-hand man bro you're friends with netanyahu what are you talking 0.98

05:55:14.240 about agents of foreign influence for propagandists of actual foreign regimes it's pretty incredible 0.99

05:55:19.600 actually here for example was alexander dugan with the lack of awareness is absolutely fucking

05:55:25.340 insane it's like bro you are the biggest israeli propagandist you could i would argue yeah ben is 0.75

05:55:32.220 the biggest israel propagandist in america potentially he's in the top three you think

05:55:40.100 anyone he's the first he's number one right yeah i can't he's the first i'm trying to think of

05:55:43.100 anybody else more popular bigger i think ben ben shapiro is a bigger household name than somebody

05:55:48.080 like maybe mark levin or yeah he is yeah bill what's the other guy's name that has a late night

05:55:54.280 talk show oh bill maher like i don't i think those guys are negligible compared to ben because

05:56:00.220 remember yeah just a couple years ago before the whole october 7th situation happened that really

05:56:06.240 changed the world ben shapiro was kind of revered on the right even from a lot of christians a lot

05:56:10.860 of people who are not aware of the middle eastern conflict people loved him you know he was known of

05:56:14.680 this as this vicious debater that destroyed the left-wing students and was really good at speaking

05:56:19.820 and always had base takes you know facts don't care about your feelings this whole rhetoric 0.97

05:56:23.340 and then of course october 7th happened and we realized this nigga was a double agent so 0.89

05:56:27.040 things changed very quickly what he did was when he when he blew up he focused on domestic issues 0.93

05:56:33.140 When he did the college debates and shit like that, he rarely if ever talked about Middle Eastern foreign policy, like almost never, because there was no need, because there was no pushback on the Israel lobby.

05:56:41.360 Nobody knew. But now that everyone came out and started being critical of Israel, he had to come out and defend Israel. 0.76

05:56:47.400 And that's when he got exposed. Yeah, that's what fucked him up. 0.98

05:56:50.960 This guy never used to talk foreign policy and geopolitical affairs. 0.85

05:56:54.060 He had to show face. He had to show face.

05:56:57.260 October 7th was very pivotal for a lot of content creators and political commentators, man, because it showed where your allegiance really lied and how honest you were willing to be, even if it meant a financial hit.

05:57:06.520 So, you know, it exposed Ben like none else.

05:57:08.800 And if you were he was a privy to the situation, guys like him, Stephen Crowder, et cetera.

05:57:13.000 Like these guys are culture warriors.

05:57:14.100 That's what they that's what they do best.

05:57:15.340 These guys are not strong political.

05:57:18.900 These guys are not strong geopolitical commentators.

05:57:21.780 They're strong culture warriors, American domestic policy, American politics.

05:57:26.140 um when it comes to like the middle eastern foreign policy like both of them are kind of

05:57:30.140 you know it's not their thing like yeah no they're lazy they're good at telling people what they want

05:57:34.060 to hear in regards to this war right stephen crowder just because of the culture and then

05:57:37.560 ben shapiro obviously because he's loyal to israel yeah so they both have their different motivations

05:57:42.100 but certainly they come from the same cloth when it comes to that so that's that's very true lots

05:57:46.000 and by the way this guy has been weaponizing islamic terrorism from like 2020 2021 like

05:57:52.000 he's been making videos on it he's been talking about how islamic terrorism is a big issue how

05:57:57.020 it affects the world and so people have been eating it up for years you know he's been a big

05:58:00.580 voice on that as well ben shapiro and stephen crowder yeah yeah and that's why i tell you guys

05:58:05.160 all the time like you really don't want to watch most right wingers when it comes you guys got

05:58:08.220 to understand covering domestic policy and cultures or culture war issues is one thing

05:58:13.020 but covering um geopolitics is a whole other angle and a lot of times it's not even really um

05:58:18.860 or right-wing or left-wing issue when it comes to geopolitical affairs um so anyway but yeah let's

05:58:25.980 the aforementioned it doesn't have the same it doesn't have the same i guess um binding

05:58:31.540 to the to like culture warrior stuff right like if like for example someone like a ben shapiro

05:58:37.140 steven crowder will dunk on college kids all day when it comes to transgenderism and how many

05:58:40.320 genders are there right matt walsh etc but can they go ahead and give you guys the real deal

05:58:44.880 and you know like i did with like dinesh souza like what you guys just watch is like when you

05:58:48.720 guys watch me debate Dinesh Souza um on Iran that is that is literally an example of um

05:58:55.300 the lack of geopolitical awareness from MAGA what you guys saw like the way I was able to like lap

05:59:02.120 him and that big gap in between knowledge like that is literally what debating what MAGA is when

05:59:07.640 it comes to geopolitics um and foreign policy like they're just not versed on this topic you

05:59:12.420 know what I mean they're just not unfortunately because it's very complex you it's very time

05:59:16.860 consuming you have to spend a lot of hours studying it understanding it you got to stay up on

05:59:20.320 the news right um the only reason i was able to dismantle a lot of his arguments is because

05:59:24.680 i've been studying this for the past you know me and my brother been on it for the past couple of

05:59:28.300 months um but most maga commentators or right-wing commentators like ben shapiro you know matt walsh 0.97

05:59:34.740 crowder whatever dude they're not studying they're not studying this shit because it requires so much

05:59:38.240 time and and honestly i could understand like for them why like you know foreign affairs isn't 0.95

05:59:45.540 really like a conservative issue to be honest it's really not it's its own it's its own segment

05:59:50.660 it's its own thing bro like this whole yeah the kind of right-wing geopolitical commentary

05:59:55.300 it's its own segment that these guys's audiences would not like right or they would not be privy

06:00:02.080 to whatsoever especially steven crowder if steven crowder were to take an anti-war position tomorrow 0.97

06:00:06.660 i think a lot of his audience would be mad i think his viewership would be like what the fuck 0.91

06:00:10.540 because that's the whole idea is they're culture warriors you know so a lot of these people just 0.98

06:00:14.980 watched to really hear what they want to hear rather than hearing what they need to hear and

06:00:18.960 that's kind of where me and you have been dealt a great blow every single time we talk about the

06:00:23.320 conflict people say you're pro-IRGC you're pro-Iran and it's like no we're actually pro-American if

06:00:28.360 you had an IQ you'd be able to discern that and actually understand there's a greater issue here

06:00:32.540 and that's Israel undermining Israel uh Israel undermining U.S. foreign policy like and you know

06:00:38.160 the crazy thing is is like when me and my brother talk right if you guys listen to me and my brother

06:00:42.140 talk you're going to hear us talk more about like the United States and everything else like this

06:00:44.660 But the problem is that when we talk for you guys to understand the concepts, we have to go back and debunk the propaganda that you guys are all indoctrinated to.

06:00:51.600 Right. Like a lot of the a lot of the times when me and my brother explain this stuff to you guys or whatever, we have to rewrite bullshit that you guys have already heard.

06:00:57.760 So it comes off and it sounds like we are pro Iran. We're not, bro. We're just pro truth. 0.88

06:01:03.120 It just so happens that you guys get a lot of lies on Iran. So we have to fucking come in and debunk the bullshit. 1.00

06:01:08.620 Then we can have actual real geopolitical discourse and like actually talk about shit. 1.00

06:01:12.280 but i have to debunk the lies i'll give you guys a perfect example right now a lot of people believe 0.89

06:01:16.780 the 40,000 um protesters kill lied right like so before me and my brother can actually have a

06:01:22.780 conversation with you guys about um regime change and how the united states trying to do regime

06:01:26.700 change etc we have to debunk the 40,000 protesters that were killed we have to talk to you guys about

06:01:31.300 the starlings that they smuggled in we have to talk to you guys about how trump moved in a bunch 0.59

06:01:34.620 of guns and gave to protests we have to tell you guys how the massad trained a lot of these 0.82

06:01:38.480 agitators we have to talk to you guys about how scott percent purposely crashed the real

06:01:42.500 in early 2026 and how mike pompeo said the massad walks amongst you we have to educate you guys on

06:01:47.800 this stuff then we can operate on a flat ground and a basis to go from from there because we can't

06:01:53.440 even get into the more the discourse and the analysis unless you guys know the foundation

06:01:58.760 and unfortunately fox news american media etc does not set you guys up to know the foundation

06:02:03.920 so we have to create the foundation for you guys then we go ahead and have a discussion on the 0.84

06:02:08.000 actual topic because if i was just talk to you guys about um well this war is retarded because 0.86

06:02:13.120 xyz you might look at me like well dude why are you saying that they killed 40 000 other own people 0.89

06:02:17.080 oh my god okay now i gotta go backwards i gotta explain to you guys about the 40 000 thing being

06:02:21.660 a lie now we can have a real conversation and if you guys remember um remember we had when he

06:02:25.680 reacted to pbd and um fucking um even vinnie bought into that lie about the 40 000 dead and 0.98

06:02:31.720 we had to spend like 10 15 minutes just showing all the fucking receipts of israel israeli media 0.99

06:02:36.860 saying like oh yeah this looks like it's Mossad um fucking Scott uh Mike Pompeo putting on Twitter 0.97

06:02:41.860 that um you know Mossad walks amongst you I had to show you guys the testimony from the 0.97

06:02:47.140 oversight committee where one of the people literally admitted yeah uh it was an operation

06:02:51.620 where we smuggled in a bunch of starlings for the Iranian people I wonder for who funded by the CIA 0.96

06:02:55.520 so I had to show you guys all that shit now we can have a real discussion yeah yeah and 0.99

06:03:02.160 you know thank you daily daily vibes five gifted thank you start going around 0.98

06:03:06.900 no it's a great point you make and something else that's happening as well and of course people have

06:03:12.440 been realizing this has now become like not even an issue of left and right this has just become

06:03:17.640 an issue of common sense and having awareness on global affairs and foreign policy why do i say

06:03:22.240 that canary mission earlier today posted a video of nick fuentes and arian anna kasparian saying

06:03:27.220 the same exact things without actually talking to one another and they did this whole like

06:03:31.300 compilation where they were repeating each other's talking points or echoing the same sentiment

06:03:35.860 you know against the war or against israel whatever it was and they're not realizing like

06:03:41.580 that's actually the issue that's actually what's destroying them is the fact that people are super

06:03:46.520 far right and people who are super far left and people who are libertarian towards the right and

06:03:51.560 people who are dead in the middle and people who are center left are all finally agreeing on one 0.53

06:03:56.100 thing without any gaps in between and it's israel's control on the united states as well as the fact

06:04:01.680 that this war is not beneficial for the united states and so this is why people like ben shapiro

06:04:06.280 are grasping for straws and trying to explain this conflict it's right there yep so let's play this 0.99

06:04:11.460 because like they're so fucking dumb that they don't realize because bro what what do you mean 0.99

06:04:16.120 you've been talking about i said this is one of the few topics that people on both the left and 1.00

06:04:20.940 the right agree on which means it's a serious problem go to my twitter go to my twitter really

06:04:25.440 quick okay let me duplicate it you might have already taken the words for me

06:04:30.980 right there i just reposted it this one third one down no go down go down 0.97

06:04:41.200 fucking retards yeah see what i said yeah i'm just gonna read you go ahead and play it 0.99

06:04:46.980 like here do they not realize that i'll play this shit while you guys do that hold on hold on 1.00

06:04:56.980 i'm gonna retweet you over here 0.98

06:04:59.220 israeli occupation of the united states government israel controls our government

06:05:06.340 israel controls our government control and influence and manipulate our system 0.87

06:05:12.260 ruled and controlled and manipulated by the nation state of israel they are vampires they 1.00

06:05:18.820 suck our blood they suck the life out of this country we can not be slaves to israel i'm not 0.99

06:05:27.080 a slave to israel iran does not have a nuclear weapon iran did not have a nuclear arsenal 1.00

06:05:35.240 these you want me to pause it i said true no i said true you can keep playing

06:05:42.900 supreme leader of iran promulgated a fatwa he had put out a fatwa against nuclear weapons we had to

06:05:54.440 join israel's war of choice a war of choice that's what this is the real threat to america

06:06:01.620 is from israel our alliance with israel as an existential threat to the united states it will 0.97

06:06:07.860 nuke the entire world israel is the biggest threat to world peace let us never forget who the real 1.00

06:06:14.660 enemy is the enemy is israel we need to decouple from this country we need to decouple decouple 1.00

06:06:22.500 let's separate wow we need to free america from this sick perverse parasitic organism 0.99

06:06:28.740 that has attached itself to us hey damn the truth is the truth the parallels are mad the parallels 0.99

06:06:38.220 are parallels are uncanny bro and the scary the scary thing is those guys have 0.95

06:06:43.660 like opposing views on everything they agree on nothing and they would have never agreed on

06:06:51.180 nothing if it weren't for this topic existing exactly so that's huge yeah that's huge this is 1.00

06:06:56.280 how stupid these idiots are it's like the retards like yosav haddad and alon levy when they're 1.00

06:07:00.880 getting bombed and they're running to the shelters and complaining about getting running to the 1.00

06:07:04.740 shelters it's like dude like did you forget the fact that you guys bombed gaza for like three

06:07:09.720 two three years and you guys were bragging about oh don't start wars you can't finish and they're 0.78

06:07:13.040 showing like gaza like a fucking um completely flanned it's like yep and then you go ahead and 0.86

06:07:18.320 you show anikasperian who's on the left and the nick on the right uh you know criticize both 0.98

06:07:22.820 criticizing israel like dude you just made the you just proved our fucking point dude you just 0.97

06:07:26.820 solidified their point yeah that's why i was like hey guys um you know maybe delete this 0.98

06:07:31.120 trying to help them out so talking about how america is rotten why is america rotten by the

06:07:36.860 way american is america's rotten because of wait for it it's protestantism

06:07:41.340 it is a kind of eschatological heresy and that is the problem metaphysical problem of american

06:07:50.700 people so when you try to get to the roots your roots are rotten from the very beginning

06:07:58.720 okay so again he says that it is calvinism that's rotten from the very beginning protestantism

06:08:05.000 let me guess he's a uh orthodox christian i would assume so i'm not sure what his religious

06:08:10.860 background is but regardless of that what he's saying is true protestantism is the catapult to

06:08:16.340 allow people to support israel without a doubt not all of it but evangelical protestantism in

06:08:20.980 of itself is actually the real driving point remember those red heifers that are perfect

06:08:25.540 by the way were supplied by christians in texas you know so the whole protestant base in the

06:08:30.020 united states is what allows us to diplomatically support israel or has allowed us to diplomatically

06:08:35.540 support israel for like 20 years without condemnation until today yeah so that's

06:08:39.640 completely true that's very true and um daily vibes thank you for the 20 gifted bro

06:08:43.620 govin zechariah says w riad and myron crisis king thank you so much my friend appreciate

06:08:50.880 the five bucks um yeah so and that's the thing orthodoxy and catholicism oppose not only it's

06:08:59.500 not even this paleo conservative ideology that they have it's theologically there's no binding

06:09:04.800 to the nation state of israel you know they understand the old testament or the hebrew bible

06:09:09.620 reading as the people of Israel

06:09:11.580 the formerly chosen people of God

06:09:13.400 and that was abrogated by the New Testament

06:09:15.680 in several passages that you can find

06:09:17.340 so it's a very clear understanding

06:09:19.580 it's not complicated but of course

06:09:21.660 the spinoff within the United States

06:09:23.480 and a lot of Protestant churches doesn't read it

06:09:25.680 that way and I've passed by churches that

06:09:27.620 have Israeli flags on them so that is a real phenomenon

06:09:29.960 What happened to Protestantism being like

06:09:31.540 base? Wasn't Martin Luther 0.89

06:09:32.720 the one who wrote the book, you know, Jays and Their Lies

06:09:35.660 wasn't he a Protestant or the one that started

06:09:37.300 protestantism yeah honestly i'm not too privy to the i'm not too privy to the history but it's

06:09:42.800 crazy to see what it's unfolded to now but that's the thing with protestantism is it's not and i'm

06:09:48.320 you know some protestants might get mad at me but and i'm muslim so i have no skin in the game so

06:09:52.540 you can tell me shut up your opinion doesn't matter but just for me to kind of give my two

06:09:56.340 cents protestantism does not have an early church to go back to and i get it a lot of people say the

06:10:01.900 whole idea is that it's not a religion it's a relationship with christ it's what they all say

06:10:05.860 And I understand that.

06:10:07.360 I see how you can read the New Testament that way.

06:10:09.580 But there is a set of rules.

06:10:11.580 You know, there is a law.

06:10:12.520 There is a way to go about the religion.

06:10:13.880 And the earliest churches are Catholicism, the Catholic Church, and then Orthodoxy.

06:10:17.780 And it's funny enough that their readings have nothing to do with supporting Jews militarily,

06:10:22.120 diplomatically, economically. 0.52

06:10:23.660 They actually are against all of that.

06:10:25.520 And they actually read the New Testament to find that the Romans were the ones who were

06:10:29.420 commanded by the Pharisees and the Jewish people at the time to, you know, crucify Jesus Christ, 0.53

06:10:33.840 if you will. 0.65

06:10:34.260 So Protestants pretty much dishonestly read Scripture and then politically use it to support Israel.

06:10:43.140 And they lean on Israel to fulfill biblical prophecy that will then bring back Jesus Christ.

06:10:50.380 But the problem is they don't have to lean on the pillar of Hebrew Bible prophecy in order to bring back Jesus Christ.

06:10:56.920 They're void of that now.

06:10:58.120 That's no longer binding on them, but they kind of like skip over it.

06:11:00.740 So they think that the third temple has to be reenacted.

06:11:03.180 they have to do the red heifer sacrifice they have to do all of this to bring their messiah 0.92

06:11:07.060 then our messiah will come but that won't happen unless israel has hegemony or hegemony over the 0.79

06:11:12.940 entire middle east then they'll be able to bring their messiah then jesus christ the whole deal 0.77

06:11:17.900 and they're still the chosen people of god that has not been retracted from them so sneko was

06:11:22.340 just talking to a u.s soldier on some base getting ready to get deployed to iran and he was like but

06:11:26.240 they're the chosen people so as much as everybody in this chat may be red-pilled to this a lot of

06:11:30.620 Christians really still don't, like, understand this.

06:11:33.460 Now, is there a difference between evangelical Christians or these Protestants? 0.88

06:11:37.500 Sir Sloan, thank you so much for the five. 0.97

06:11:39.500 So they're different.

06:11:41.740 Yes, there is.

06:11:42.360 Look, Protestantism in and of itself is kind of a blurred denomination of Christianity, if you will.

06:11:49.220 There's so many different factions that come from it, but there are evangelical Christians that call themselves, you know, Protestant,

06:11:55.180 that believe in the nation state of israel being equal or parallel to the israel that's mentioned

06:12:00.380 in the whole holy bible that is like prophesied you know to be this land that was promised to

06:12:05.600 them by god could because of their you know chosen status and so on was charlie not all

06:12:09.800 protestants a lot of protestants denounced that was charlie go ahead was charlie one of these

06:12:14.440 protestants or was he an evangelical from what i understand yeah from what i understand charlie

06:12:18.020 was like a mainline protestant christian but here's the thing and this is you know not an

06:12:22.740 attack on Christianity. Christianity has so many different denominations, you can kind of straddle

06:12:28.980 the line as to what your position is. And I will concede this can be done in Islam, but it's a lot 0.95

06:12:35.240 easier to debunk it because the tradition and the scripture is really clear. With the New Testament, 0.99

06:12:40.700 you have so many different books. You have to couple in the fact of whether the Old Testament

06:12:44.440 is valid in a canonical sense, and it's valid in a law sense, or it's just valid from historical

06:12:49.820 reason and thought. So there's so many different ways to kind of understand Christianity in the

06:12:54.600 modern scope. So for Charlie Kirk, it's super easy to go, God said, bless the Jews, so I'm going to

06:12:59.420 bless the Jews. Paul said this about the Jews, so I'm going to do this with the Jews. And Jesus 0.87

06:13:03.240 Christ was a Jew. And that's all true. And if you don't have a coherent understanding of the New 1.00

06:13:08.520 Testament, and you understand the exegesis of those verses or of that same scripture, then you might

06:13:14.180 just take that on its face and run with it and really believe it. And so it's very easy for

06:13:18.000 christians by the way jewish people in israel see right through this so it's easy for them to 0.99

06:13:22.680 weaponize christians to kind of you know create this idea that the old testament is synonymous 0.81

06:13:28.160 with jesus christ and the new testament is synonymous with the nation state of israel and so

06:13:32.660 it's easy for them to weaponize people like charlie kirk or these zio christians

06:13:36.920 to push this idea that christians must support the state of israel and then what's the cherry on top 0.97

06:13:42.820 is well we got to beat the muslims so we got to team up with the jews because at least jesus was 0.91

06:13:47.360 a Jew, and we share scripture with the Jews, right? We share the Hebrew Bible, we share the first five 0.99

06:13:52.220 books, the tablet that was given to Moses, this whole thing, that's our theology. So the Jewish

06:13:58.460 people strategically utilize that in their benefit by going, look, join us, you know, our scripture, 0.91

06:14:04.640 our prophecies are the same. So it is very, very tricky. It's very deceptive. And of course,

06:14:11.160 of course, Kirk was a master at it, but it only took, you know, one very educated, maybe not even

06:14:17.220 orthodox or catholic but somebody who actually understands the new testament with an honest

06:14:21.940 reading to kind of debunk his claims but of course i don't think that challenge was ever posed to him

06:14:26.280 i will say a palestinian christian did approach him once and they typically are orthodox or catholic

06:14:31.120 and he kind of stumped him so i think he was just a zionist christian really you know i don't know

06:14:36.180 if he was evangelical so to say the op happening in real time and the attack on protestantism is

06:14:43.120 an attack on, by the way, the fundamental nature of the United States. When people say that America

06:14:47.880 is a Christian country, that's true, but America also happens to be rooted in a particular form of

06:14:53.240 Christianity, a particular form of Protestant Christianity, which is what Dugan is attacking

06:14:58.160 here. And then Dugan, of course, lumps together atheism and progressivism with the Enlightenment.

06:15:04.420 I got a chat. It's a bit of a silly chat. Ali 8408, $10. Come on, Byron and Myron, 0.95

06:15:10.780 And are you guys really going to sit there and act like Fuentes and Kasparian weren't just reading the same script, just like the MSM?

06:15:17.300 All right.

06:15:17.760 Yeah, that's weird.

06:15:18.680 Okay, bro.

06:15:19.440 No comment.

06:15:20.560 Keep going.

06:15:21.120 Just not even going to give that energy.

06:15:24.280 The main thing we share, all the traditionalists, we share this refusal of the Western modernity.

06:15:33.040 So we can accept different traditions, but we consider the modernity to be absolutely wrong.

06:15:40.380 Right. Atheism, imperialism, progressism, enlightenment, all that things are totally, totally evil.

06:15:49.860 The enlightenment, you see, is totally wrong. The enlightenment.

06:15:52.480 OK, so I'm just going to point out that the enlightenment is what has led to the vast enrichment of humanity since about the year 1800.

06:15:58.780 And you can look at it on the charts. Exponential, explosive economic growth since that period.

06:16:03.720 Again, that is not an anti-religious point. You can absolutely be, as I am, an observant religious person

06:16:09.320 and also believe in the fundamental principles of enlightenment,

06:16:12.760 like the power of human reason.

06:16:14.840 And of course, Dugan then goes on and he claims that President Trump

06:16:17.100 and, wait for it, the Christian Zionists are the Antichrist.

06:16:20.240 Again, you're hearing much of this sort of rhetoric 0.53

06:16:22.140 mirrored on Tucker Carlson's show recently.

06:16:24.100 Yo, did you see when Ben Shapiro talked about how apparently

06:16:29.940 the Jesus that Muslims look at isn't the same Jesus that the Christians look at 0.99

06:16:33.800 and all this other shit that he was saying yesterday? 1.00

06:16:35.680 You see that? 1.00

06:16:36.380 Ben Shapiro said that?

06:16:37.280 Yeah, I could get the clip.

06:16:38.380 But I actually want to get your I want to get I didn't I didn't see it, but I can already imagine how he's going to spin that.

06:16:42.960 Yeah, let me find it for you, because I want to get your take since you're way more religiously aware than I am.

06:16:47.560 Let me find it. 0.79

06:16:49.280 This collusion between Christian Zionism of Trump with its aggressivity, with this hegemony, with this imperialism, 0.79

06:16:56.660 with this radical anti-Christian elements you have mentioned, 0.57

06:17:01.660 and collusion with this radical, aggressive,

06:17:06.660 Jewish-Israeli Zionism,

06:17:09.840 that is seen by our society as the confirmation 0.77

06:17:16.600 of the fears and predictions of our elders,

06:17:21.100 Christian Orthodox elders, 0.87

06:17:23.480 Because it becomes more and more, it looks like Antichrist. 1.00

06:17:29.580 Really quick, hang on, just pause really quick.

06:17:31.680 I have a lot of people in my chat kind of confused about what I said.

06:17:34.400 So when I talk about Christ in the Old Testament,

06:17:37.840 you'll find different verses in the New Testament where Christ says,

06:17:41.000 I have not come to abolish the law, but to fulfill it and everything like that.

06:17:43.940 When Jesus came, and really this is kind of similar in Islamic and Christian theology,

06:17:48.620 he came to abrogate the law, change what was not correct, and tell the people what was correct.

06:17:55.280 And so he was the new authority. He himself was the new authority. And of course, chief rabbis,

06:18:00.860 the Pharisees rejected him for obvious reasons, as they did with many other prophets. But the whole

06:18:05.960 idea of the law being fulfilled, meaning the Old Testament is no longer binding on Christians,

06:18:10.460 happens through that of the crucifixion. Christ dies for the sins. His blood is, you know,

06:18:16.320 kind of this redemption, this vicarious atonement, he dies for you. And so no longer is this kingdom

06:18:22.260 that's always mentioned or eternal life physical. It's not flesh anymore. It's spiritual. And that

06:18:27.460 happens via his crucifixion, which means the law is no longer binding. I have fulfilled the law

06:18:33.020 via my sacrifice for you. So I don't know how Christians don't understand that. That's kind

06:18:38.580 of like the mainstream idea of Christianity and why the Old Testament, laws in Leviticus,

06:18:44.060 of Deuteronomy are no longer binding

06:18:45.900 on Christians. That's why Christians can

06:18:47.360 go and get tattoos and shit like that 1.00

06:18:50.160 because all of those things 0.65

06:18:51.900 are explicitly stated in Leviticus

06:18:53.960 and eating pork and stuff.

06:18:55.520 That's no longer, aside from the verse in Mark

06:18:57.780 where he made all food clean, there's no longer

06:18:59.920 this binding factor where

06:19:01.560 you have to follow the same old law

06:19:03.840 with sacrifice and things that you still 0.98

06:19:05.880 see modern-day Jewish people practicing and following. 0.97

06:19:08.140 That was fulfilled via the crucifixion. 0.63

06:19:10.460 But yeah, of course, Jesus Christ was 0.97

06:19:11.900 a Jew, but he brought a new law, 0.67

06:19:14.060 of course that's what christians have today so just a little bit of an elucidated picture

06:19:20.540 so well what is doing i'm gonna find this clip for you in doing here what is snico doing here

06:19:24.140 what is this professor from china doing here they're they're seeing chaos and you have chaos

06:19:29.740 agents in the united states who are mirroring this because they're trying to black pill the 0.85

06:19:32.780 united states i talked yesterday about the difference between the american exceptionalists

06:19:36.300 and the grievance party of both sides and it's very very real it's very very real alexander dugan

06:19:41.980 and this weird streamer, Sneeko, and Professor Zhang

06:19:48.780 are all saying the same thing as Hassan Piker.

06:19:50.720 They're all saying the same thing.

06:19:51.940 It is Alexander Dugan who wrote in 1997,

06:19:55.100 it's, quote, of the utmost importance

06:19:56.580 to launch a geopolitical chaos in the domestic life

06:19:59.220 of the United States to encourage all kinds of separatism

06:20:02.740 and ethnic, social, and racial conflicts

06:20:04.420 by supporting all kinds of dissonant movements.

06:20:06.940 Extremist groups, racist, and sectarian ones

06:20:08.840 will destabilize the domestic political process

06:20:11.040 of the united states at the same time we'll support the isolationist tendencies in american

06:20:15.340 politics even if this isolationism is being implemented through the frame of the original

06:20:19.820 monroe doctrine so again no that's legitimately what they are trying to do and then of course

06:20:25.980 he argues quote all the content of modernity is satanism and degeneration

06:20:30.260 okay so this is the mission this is the shtick folks spring is a natural reset point if you've

06:20:38.880 putting off of course he has to run an ad alliance claiming that the alternative to American hegemony

06:20:47.640 is Eurasian unity Eurasia by the way and let me know Riyad when you got to go what's because I

06:20:52.340 know you got work tomorrow right no you're good no you're good you're good I can go for a while

06:20:55.460 okay Dugan loves Eurasia is the idea that essentially Europe should be dominated by

06:21:00.900 Russia and China should be dominated China should dominate Asia and the two of them will hold hands

06:21:04.740 into the future together. 0.92

06:21:05.820 Here is Zhang, a Chinese propagandist.

06:21:08.780 An alternative to American hegemony

06:21:12.600 is maybe Eurasian unity, right?

06:21:16.000 Especially between Russia, China, and Iran.

06:21:20.180 So if these three nations are able to create a trade block 0.76

06:21:22.700 with BRICS as a framework, 0.87

06:21:25.720 then this could easily extend to Europe,

06:21:29.280 to Africa, to the rest of Southeast Asia.

06:21:32.000 and in this formulation there would be no one great power right China talks about the gold

06:21:40.500 corridor which is this blockchain like gold-based financial system where gold is stored in different

06:21:51.240 vaults across Eurasia and this becomes the basis of a new financial system and this is all plausible

06:21:58.780 and I think this could be very good.

06:22:03.060 The problem is that this would basically bankrupt America.

06:22:10.080 So again, the goal here is obvious.

06:22:13.240 China, Russia, with their friends in America,

06:22:16.000 like the Sneakers and yes, like the Tucker Carlson,

06:22:18.160 who, by the way, is named by Dugan as an ally.

06:22:21.640 They're linking hands across the aisle

06:22:23.740 with people like Hassan Piker.

06:22:25.080 The left, by the way, has decided

06:22:26.380 that Hassan Piker is the new hero.

06:22:28.780 Ezra Klein who again I'm so disappointed in Ezra as a person just as a normal rational human being

06:22:35.120 for his defense of Hasan Piker it's crazy Hasan Piker defends legitimate terrorist groups like

06:22:40.380 full-scale genocidal terrorist groups but Ezra Klein found a way to defend him in the New York

06:22:45.260 Times quote pick over Piker's years of streaming and you can find offensive things he says let's

06:22:49.900 go to the Tucker thing this thing is so insufferable you got a Tucker clip

06:22:55.020 uh yeah i have it here yeah pull it up man

06:22:59.840 so i believe it's this video however we can skip to where

06:23:07.560 because i believe he's talking to this orthodox bishop i think this guy's a bishop

06:23:12.420 but let's see i think he monologues in the beginning okay

06:23:16.600 that was sunday and then exactly one week later also on sunday the christian

06:23:24.960 holy day he attacked the pope the leader of the world's largest religion and largest christian

06:23:32.460 denomination and attacked him personally and said basically he's only pope because of me

06:23:37.400 he's bad the pope is bad and then later that day maybe most interestingly bafflingly of all

06:23:47.720 he sent out this this meme take a look at this now there are two on the screen the one on

06:23:55.660 now i'm gonna lie bro this is where trump really lost the base like even brilliant holland condemned 0.65

06:24:00.800 this yeah and he's a dumbass for real so that was huge someone edited it made the guy epstein and i 0.99

06:24:06.900 thought that shit was hilarious if i could find the lucas gage edited that shit bro that shit had 1.00

06:24:11.620 me fucking dead man that's good he said i could find it that is what he did with epstein that's 0.99

06:24:17.480 why that nigga's in tel aviv right now having a good time is the one that he sent out and it's 1.00

06:24:23.160 himself it's donald trump president united states dressed as jesus 0.91

06:24:26.560 healing a man you can see the healing power coming off of hold on i'll show you guys this 1.00

06:24:32.420 shit i'd be dead bro 1.00

06:24:33.640 nigos painting of donald christ you know me with the israel flag and shit you know lucas gage is 1.00

06:24:46.500 hilarious bro yeah so they got yahoo in the corner yeah that's good all right sorry go ahead 0.94

06:24:52.120 was that glane maxwell too that's funny i think so yeah

06:24:59.280 who knows exactly where it came from but it's been there for quite some time the one on the

06:25:10.280 right is the one the president sent out white house communications officer whoever does this

06:25:16.080 sent out and you'll notice that it's been changed and the american soldier over the president's head

06:25:21.820 the president as jesus's head has been changed and is now if you look very carefully a demon

06:25:28.900 some kind of winged creature of hell so it goes from an image that suggests maybe a bit of an

06:25:36.320 overread i don't know it's a bit of a stretch there you know healing and light to an image

06:25:41.400 that suggests i don't know a scene from revelation john's vision on the isle of patmos the end times

06:25:48.240 the apocalypse who knows nothing good it suggests demonic power because there is a demon in it

06:25:53.620 so he sent that out and then withdrew it deleted the tweet from the internet after an outcry but

06:26:01.760 was asked about it and he said yeah i sent that um didn't explain how the demon got in there

06:26:08.340 someone at the white house put it in deleting the tweet i'll admit was was and this is what we spoke

06:26:13.820 about earlier by the way what trump did was disgusting and blasphemous but you might as

06:26:18.580 well stand on business now you know deleting the tweet really was an admittance to guilt there

06:26:22.580 didn't explain why and he said i sent it out but it wasn't me as jesus though obviously it is

06:26:29.640 it was me as a doctor because i heal people jesus of course basically described himself as a doctor

06:26:36.280 someone who came for the sick to heal them, which he did.

06:26:38.880 I want to see if he was asked about that, I think, outside of the White House.

06:26:42.920 He was like, no, that's not what I meant.

06:26:45.140 It was, I was a doctor, and I was simply healing a man.

06:26:50.460 I think it was a good post.

06:26:51.700 I thought it was smart, really, quite frankly.

06:26:54.880 I thought it was a great post, an AI post.

06:26:58.060 You know, the AI is getting really complicated.

06:27:01.500 They completely deflected it.

06:27:03.120 Yeah, bro.

06:27:04.220 You definitely just try to pose as God.

06:27:06.280 Like, just admit it.

06:27:07.560 Maybe a distinction without a difference, but still kind of confusing.

06:27:09.840 He's not religious, so he doesn't care.

06:27:10.820 You know what I mean?

06:27:11.160 Like, Trump's not religious at all.

06:27:12.820 Trump has said before, like, I'm not even Christian.

06:27:14.740 Yeah.

06:27:14.940 You know, he was asked, name a Bible verse once, and he said he couldn't name one.

06:27:18.820 Like, Trump is definitely not, and that's fine, right?

06:27:21.620 Who cares?

06:27:22.120 But he's definitely not religious whatsoever.

06:27:24.220 Yeah.

06:27:24.640 Today, a day later, was asked about it again, and he said, no, no, no, I didn't.

06:27:29.080 I didn't have anything to do with that.

06:27:30.560 I didn't send it out.

06:27:32.960 Which wasn't exactly an answer to the question.

06:27:36.280 even more confusing what was that and then to make it even further mysterious

06:27:42.660 sent out this meme on truth social retweeting somebody else and it's him donald trump

06:27:51.960 being i don't know how would you describe that caressed by

06:27:57.760 healed by maybe endorsed by jesus that's unmistakably jesus the christian messiah

06:28:06.300 the man god at the center of christianity with his arm around donald trump

06:28:12.880 basically saying you go trump i'm on your side

06:28:15.700 so all of that in a little over a week what does it mean because it certainly means something

06:28:25.660 this isn't so much a couple of memes these are

06:28:30.300 these are icons of zyconography these are attempts to send a statement about faith

06:28:37.820 what statement is the president sending well not a coherent one doesn't actually add up

06:28:44.940 to a theology it's mockery he's mocking jesus he's making fun of christianity

06:28:52.180 the central figure of the religion is being held up for mockery and i know i'm gonna do the muslim

06:29:00.380 thing here if trump did this in a muslim country he would be in prison just saying yeah just saying 0.90

06:29:06.960 this this is punishable by death in some muslim countries just say hey christians take a note out 0.96

06:29:13.820 of that book hey look listen don't shoot the messenger but muslims seem to have a little bit 0.96

06:29:20.320 more jealousy for holy figures than christians do and it shouldn't be that way especially when

06:29:24.180 that's the center figure of your religion of course and his description of how this got out

06:29:30.040 is itself mockery mockery of the idea of truth one day he says yeah i did it next day he says no

06:29:34.660 hey mr drippy thank you so much for the five gifted appreciate you bro shout out to you i

06:29:39.360 didn't do it both are on video that's not really a lie it's more than a lie it's bigger than a lie

06:29:46.300 It's an attack not just on a specific set of facts.

06:29:49.600 It's an attack on the idea that there are facts.

06:29:52.160 It's an attack on truth openly.

06:29:56.000 No one's hiding this.

06:29:58.900 So this was kind of dismissed after an online kerfuffle for a few hours, and people were outraged, and then they weren't, and we've got other things to worry about.

06:30:08.780 They moved on.

06:30:09.320 but for sincere religious people for christians who care about jesus and what's true and what's not

06:30:18.600 a lot of them went to their bibles to try and figure out what are we watching here

06:30:23.580 and a lot of them came up with a couple of verses that seemed to fit what we're watching

06:30:28.900 and if you are a sincere christian or know some maybe you got these texted to you but we'll read

06:30:34.760 them, just so you know how a lot of people of faith were interpreting this. The first is from

06:30:41.880 Paul's second letter to the Thessalonians, the church's Thessalonica. Chapter 2, a very well-known

06:30:50.480 verse in which he's describing what's going to happen when Jesus comes back, and he says,

06:30:54.860 you're going to hear that Jesus is coming back, don't believe what you hear, a bunch of things

06:31:00.760 have to happen before he returns to earth, redeems the world, history ends. And you'll know

06:31:06.620 that he's coming by these events. And among them will be the rise of a figure he describes as the

06:31:14.340 man of lawlessness, sometimes describes as the Antichrist. But the man of lawlessness is the

06:31:18.580 phrase from his second letter to the Thessalonians. And he says this, there will be...

06:31:24.780 Mr. Tribby, thank you for the five. Do you want to go into the secret damage of the Iran war?

06:31:28.840 yeah yeah did you have that shapiro clip no i couldn't find it i was looking everywhere i 0.99

06:31:34.860 couldn't find that shit man fucking annoying no you're good all right let's go right here 0.98

06:31:40.020 across the gulf i was gonna watch this yesterday but i said you know what let me watch it uh today 0.99

06:31:45.540 access to real-time satellite imagery is being restricted by piecing together information from

06:31:51.580 some unlikely 89 mark thank you so much for the super chat man thank you for the eight dollars

06:31:56.860 We go in depth to track strikes on key bases across the Gulf

06:32:00.860 and show how satellite imagery helps uncover the full picture

06:32:03.860 in this episode of Photo Evidence.

06:32:06.860 This is Prince Sultan Air Base,

06:32:08.860 one of the main air bases in the Middle East

06:32:10.860 from which America is fighting its war with Iran.

06:32:13.860 This base isn't home to combat aircraft.

06:32:15.860 This is where the US keeps its logistics and support planes.

06:32:18.860 One of the most important is the E3 AWACS,

06:32:21.860 which stands for Airborne Early Warning and Control.

06:32:24.860 You can see a bunch of them parked in the top right-hand corner of this image.

06:32:28.940 And here's what they look like close up.

06:32:31.200 The body is a Boeing 707 aircraft, but with significant modifications for life in the military.

06:32:36.580 The most obvious is this huge disc mounted above the fuselage.

06:32:40.160 This is the Rotodome, essentially a giant rotating radar dish.

06:32:44.420 It's six feet thick, 30 feet across, and when in use, rotates once every 10 seconds.

06:32:49.840 What this does is act as an eyes for skies for any new aircraft.

06:32:51.140 This was destroyed in the Prince Sultan airbase, correct?

06:32:53.620 Yep.

06:32:53.800 It identifies and tracks friendlies, letting pilots know where their wingmen are to avoid them shooting at one another by mistake.

06:33:01.220 But it also tracks the enemy in the air, on land or at sea, letting friendly pilots know what they need to shoot at, where it is and where it's going.

06:33:11.680 When flying at 30,000 feet, that radar has a range of 120,000 square miles, which is about the size of Poland or the state of New Mexico.

06:33:20.640 In other words, it is an extremely valuable piece of kit.

06:33:24.200 The U.S. Air Force currently only has 16 of them anywhere in the world,

06:33:28.180 six of which are based in Saudi Arabia.

06:33:30.660 The last E3 was produced in the 90s, so technically it is priceless.

06:33:34.920 But replacing one with a newer version, the E7,

06:33:37.740 costs in the realm of $700 million.

06:33:40.840 And the U.S. Air Force is going to have...

06:33:42.860 It's insane how much money we spend on weapons, dude.

06:33:45.400 ...to replace one.

06:33:46.080 Because on March the 27th, Iran managed to destroy an E3 during an attack on this airbase.

06:33:52.080 Here you can see the aircraft before the strike.

06:33:54.620 The black rotodome with a distinctive white stripe is visible at the back of the wings here.

06:33:59.400 And here's the same aircraft after the strike.

06:34:01.680 The rotodome is completely gone.

06:34:03.680 And there's a large black scorch mark on it. 0.99

06:34:06.180 And they probably use a piece of shit old drone. 0.99

06:34:09.280 Like probably an old drone or a cheap ballistic missile. 0.99

06:34:11.980 It's a $20,000 drone, bro, that they made somewhere underground in like two hours.

06:34:16.460 Yeah.

06:34:16.820 This is the problem.

06:34:18.340 It's not that we're losing militarily.

06:34:20.300 It's not that we're even losing that much equipment.

06:34:22.820 We're not.

06:34:23.940 We've lost the ability to deter at the rate in which we were able to before because now people can see that we're not indestructible.

06:34:30.740 You know, that's the big part.

06:34:31.460 We can't protect our allies.

06:34:32.800 We can't protect our allies.

06:34:34.300 That was one of the worst things.

06:34:35.280 13 bases leveled to the ground.

06:34:36.780 You know, 13 bases completely taken out of commission.

06:34:38.880 And so for us to station back at those bases, get them back up and running, is going to cost even more money than that of what we have wasted already by just having so much aircraft and military technology destroyed, and especially all of the offensive campaigns that we've launched against Iran, that costing money too.

06:34:55.300 So as a whole, the United States has lost a lot of its deterrence ability, and we've lost the ability for an escalation-dominant war with how Iran has been able to strategically destroy critical infrastructure that actually does matter in a long-scale conflict. 0.63

06:35:12.400 And you could thank Russian intelligence for that. 0.83

06:35:14.280 I'm pretty sure Russia has played a big hand in giving Iran the go-ahead and the whereabouts as to what to strike, where to strike, when to strike, and it's worked. 0.56

06:35:22.620 You know, it's work that hasn't worked completely. And the fact that they've completely demilitarized us, of course, they'll never be able to do that. But again, it's this idea of deterrence, us being able to flex our muscles, exercise brinksmanship without doing anything. Yeah, that probably won't be a thing anymore. That's definitely gone. If it existed before, it doesn't exist now. 0.87

06:35:40.260 Our presence in the Middle East is going to be so cooked after this, bro. 0.96

06:35:43.120 I'm telling you. 0.66

06:35:43.680 And that's what I was trying to explain to Dinesh.

06:35:45.020 Like, yo, there's no way. 0.95

06:35:46.220 Like, unless we take out the Iranian government as it stands today, 0.97

06:35:49.640 there's no way we'll be able to maintain the same semblance of presence in the Middle East, bro. 0.95

06:35:55.740 No way.

06:35:56.580 No way.

06:35:57.200 No way, bro.

06:35:58.560 The rear part of the fuselage appears to be missing as well.

06:36:01.580 And there's a large amount of debris scattered on the runway.

06:36:04.500 The tail, while still intact, does not appear to be attached to the rest of the aircraft.

06:36:08.820 The angle of the fins in the second image suggests it has tilted backwards.

06:36:12.820 And there's a large number of vehicles parked nearby, probably driven by Air Force personnel responding to the attack.

06:36:19.820 These satellite images were published by the Iranian state.

06:36:22.820 Obviously, they need to be treated with scepticism, but we've been able to verify this strike with third-party images taken from the ground.

06:36:29.820 These images broadly confirm what we saw on the satellites, but add a few interesting details.

06:36:34.820 The rear portion of the aircraft has been destroyed and there is a large debris field on the surrounding runway.

06:36:40.220 The tail section has detached from the main aircraft body and has tilted backwards.

06:36:45.060 However, it appears the rotodome survived and is lying among the debris down here.

06:36:49.700 A second image taken from the reverse angle seems to confirm this.

06:36:53.500 Here you can see the sunlight reflecting off the surface.

06:36:56.860 From overhead, this detail was not visible.

06:36:59.300 The black dish was disguised against the black scorch marks on the ground.

06:37:02.980 It is only from the side that this detail is revealed.

06:37:05.920 Another interesting detail that is visible from the ground and from the air

06:37:09.620 is the tail number of this aircraft.

06:37:11.620 Thanks so much, Govan, for the super chat.

06:37:13.200 He says, Myron, when are you getting Zerk on FNF?

06:37:18.160 I don't know, bro.

06:37:19.260 I don't know what Zerk is doing.

06:37:21.300 I try.

06:37:24.540 I don't know, bro.

06:37:25.980 He's been off the radar, so.

06:37:28.800 Yeah.

06:37:29.560 I really don't know, bro.

06:37:30.680 i wish i could man but yeah bro's uh bro's been ghost he's been he's been low-key

06:37:37.940 yep we'll hear as 0005 cross-referencing this with flight tracking data we can reveal the

06:37:45.780 full tail number was 81005 this matches an e3 aircraft that was operating as part of the 552nd

06:37:54.140 air control wing and based out of tinker air force base oklahoma flight tracking data traces

06:37:59.720 it to Rammstein Air Base in Germany on February 19th, a major logistics hub for US aircraft

06:38:05.240 travelling to the Middle East. From Rammstein, this plane then flew to Prince Sultan Air Base

06:38:09.800 in Saudi Arabia. The Iranians also claimed that a Shahed one-way attack drone caused this damage.

06:38:15.640 It isn't possible from these images alone to say whether or not that's correct.

06:38:19.960 However, some of the circumstantial evidence that we've seen corroborates that.

06:38:24.120 First, there is clear evidence of an explosion. Aside from the missing section of the aircraft,

06:38:29.080 there's a large debris field around the wreck pieces of the aircraft body have been thrown up

06:38:34.280 and onto the way for a moment i'll move forward to see if she covers the isfahan

06:38:37.960 shit a large fire what sparked the fire is impossible to say from the images alone

06:38:43.480 but given that we know iran attacked the base around this time a drone or missile

06:38:47.640 strike is possible we know this area of the base was used to park kc-135 refueling tankers

06:38:54.120 and given the pattern of the scorch mark burning fuel could well have been involved

06:38:58.440 It therefore seems fair to conclude that at least one stratotanker was hit by an Iranian attack,

06:39:03.720 was destroyed and spilled burning fuel onto the aircraft apron.

06:39:07.720 Whether or not other tankers were parked beside it at the time is impossible to say.

06:39:11.800 There does not seem to be any damage below the scorch mark where one other tanker was parked,

06:39:16.600 so Iran's claim to have destroyed three aircraft is unlikely to be true.

06:39:20.440 But a second aircraft could have well been parked here.

06:39:23.320 Given the burn mark on the ground here is lighter,

06:39:25.880 It seems unlikely another aircraft was destroyed here, but it may have been damaged.

06:39:30.740 It is also impossible to say whether the other four aircraft visible in the Iranian image were also damaged as the Iranian stake.

06:39:37.580 Josie told me she spoke to Zirka last week. He's been globetrotting.

06:39:40.420 Josie, what do you mean by globetrotting? Traveling the world is what you're saying?

06:39:45.400 Myron, you have to fucking, and I know you're not going to want to hear this. 1.00

06:39:50.380 when you're on the show with the bitches and it's crazy because he's so fucking good at it i looked 1.00

06:39:56.420 at myron the other day i said what the fuck how does this guy talk to these bitches all night and 1.00

06:40:01.360 then he does his political stream because you're the incarnation of hard work you're playing into 1.00

06:40:07.540 who you are but you have to fucking if you do something never never do it for free if you're 1.00

06:40:16.080 good at it you fucking make money on it that's that zirka that's just spot on bro what the fuck 1.00

06:40:22.940 yo i think that's what i think that's what he was telling you on that space yo what the fuck 1.00

06:40:27.840 nigga pulled out of a nigga pulled out of zirka impersonation perfectly out of nowhere never 1.00

06:40:33.540 never do it for free if you're fucking good at it you make money doing it you know it's 0.99

06:40:41.740 circle and his voice gets low that's when he goes into his monologue yo josey just said bro what the 0.99

06:40:49.480 fuck yeah man yeah dude like this guy yo you guys don't know man my brother got their 0.99

06:40:56.340 impersonations down bro this thing at the plane circumstantially you could say that the u.s air 0.99

06:41:02.660 force would have moved these planes away from the burning tanker if they were able the fact that

06:41:07.040 they're still here suggests they cannot move and are therefore damaged, but that is pure speculation.

06:41:12.480 If we remain with the Sentinel satellite imagery for a moment, we can also see evidence of a third

06:41:17.160 strike which Iranian media did not claim. This hangar, just to the south of the scorched aircraft

06:41:22.520 apron, shows signs of damage to the roof. There are three dark marks, two on the left-hand side

06:41:28.180 of the image and a third on the right. If we look at this earlier satellite image, also taken by

06:41:33.180 Copernicus, then we can see only the right hand mark is visible. And if we look at this

06:41:38.000 high resolution satellite image taken from before the war began, we can see there are

06:41:42.300 no marks visible at all. What does that tell us? Well, it appears from the high resolution

06:41:47.560 image that this is an aircraft hangar, probably used for storing and repairing C-130 aircraft.

06:41:53.740 You can see one of those parked here, with its signature straight wing and four engines.

06:41:58.540 At some point after the Iran war began, this hangar was damaged, creating the first mark.

06:42:03.900 What exactly caused this damage is unclear.

06:42:06.320 It could well have been an accident, but it is equally possible it was caused by an Iranian

06:42:10.260 attack.

06:42:11.260 As with the E3 AWACS plane, the limited nature of the damage seems to suggest that, if it

06:42:15.860 was an attack, a drone is the more likely culprit.

06:42:19.240 If it had been a missile, then we'd expect the whole structure to be flattened.

06:42:23.400 Then on March 27th, the same hangar was damaged twice more.

06:42:27.460 the cause is unclear from the images

06:42:29.080 yo remember the question you asked me

06:42:31.860 the other day about Vinny

06:42:33.640 kind of being based sometimes

06:42:35.800 he actually was kind of giving it

06:42:38.160 to Adam the other day

06:42:39.240 Muslim mom or some 1.00

06:42:42.180 shit reacted to it right pull it up bro pull it up 1.00

06:42:43.840 actually I want to react to that 1.00

06:42:44.800 I'll take my shit down 0.97

06:42:46.940 I have it right here go ahead take it off 0.99

06:42:50.000 I'll play it

06:42:51.120 US 1.00

06:42:54.000 enter this war in Iran

06:42:56.300 And this is Anthony Blinken, obviously former Secretary of State.

06:42:58.860 And I just want to preface at the outset of this.

06:43:02.380 Adam is, this is one of his nastier moments.

06:43:05.840 And the bar is high for that.

06:43:08.280 This is one of his nastier moments.

06:43:09.720 Basically saying, was it B.B., was it Trump?

06:43:11.700 Whose decision was it?

06:43:12.700 It's 1,000% President Trump's decision.

06:43:15.420 But you cannot sit here and pretend that B.B. Netanyahu doesn't have major influence.

06:43:21.300 Jared Kushner has known

06:43:23.540 Jared Kushner has known him since he was

06:43:25.460 a child. His father in New Jersey

06:43:27.300 used to go visit him, Bibi, in Jersey

06:43:29.340 He's over there negotiating. That's a conflict

06:43:31.480 of interest, number one

06:43:32.620 W Vinny, W Vinny

06:43:35.160 Okay, look

06:43:36.380 I always give the credit where it is due

06:43:39.460 Okay, you can't

06:43:41.520 get mad at him here. Two, we can't pretend

06:43:43.640 Adam, everything was Iran, Iran, Iran 0.92

06:43:45.740 and then Israel went on full

06:43:47.740 on seizing

06:43:49.640 laying and attacking in lebanon and mind you adam in heavily uh populated civilian and christian

06:43:56.600 parts of lebanon and they're literally seizing land and it's looking though because adam who

06:44:02.740 and just for some context ever since this clip had happened more strikes have been targeted on

06:44:07.780 lebanon they've been destroying southern lebanon and israeli officials have actually advised lebanese

06:44:12.960 citizens to get out of south of lebanon if then if they have already have fled not to come back

06:44:17.640 because they want to annex that part of lebanon they also want to remove hezbollah's influence so

06:44:22.100 they've been killing civilians non-stop they struck lebanon almost a hundred times in one day 0.74

06:44:26.580 right after the ceasefire yep so they bombed the hell out of beirut bro they bombed the hell out 0.95

06:44:30.720 of beirut like it was horrible this place too many palestinians lots of christians that lived there 0.70

06:44:35.360 what 30 to 40 percent of lebanon is christian like yeah bro large christian population large shia 0.98

06:44:41.240 yeah and a lot of lebanese population people don't know they're as tough as the gazans they've been

06:44:46.500 bombed by israel for years so southern lebanon is no stranger to israeli aggression whatsoever

06:44:52.260 not at all they've been dealing with it's gotten to a point since the 80s bro it's yeah and it's

06:44:56.680 really gotten to a point now where they're making it increasingly obvious lebanon is just like the

06:45:00.220 west bank they want it just to stop them from just going well there's terrorists here bomb them who's

06:45:04.320 checking to see how many civilians are dying in in lebanon where's the because if if you all you

06:45:09.000 have to say is this there's terrorists there you could literally keep bombing keep extending 0.88

06:45:14.540 expanding until you've taken over as much land as you want don't obviously i want hezbollah

06:45:19.720 taken out obviously i want hamas done obviously i want isis done which trump basically did but

06:45:25.020 if you've been seeing like i've been seeing literally in the downtown area you want to talk

06:45:29.420 about my bro iran fought isis bro like you know like you know this comes back to like that's why

06:45:36.000 when i was on with scott horan i like really like made sure to clarify that that like when we were

06:45:41.720 in iraq we were fighting alongside the shiites against the sunnis in iraq and those um those uh

06:45:50.500 those shiites uh that we're fighting alongside they didn't make the ieds those ieds came from 0.90

06:45:56.980 uh were pretty much inspired by like the ira it wasn't iranian ifps or whatever the fuck they call 0.65

06:46:02.980 them yeah so yeah i have these whatever but like yeah sorry go ahead and also the other issue

06:46:08.100 about the bombing the Beirut bombing and everything like that let me ask you a question what's worse

06:46:14.280 your enemy backstabbing you or punching you I mean it's really not a backstab it's frontward

06:46:19.280 facing because they're your enemy yeah your adversary attacking you or your closest friend

06:46:24.180 knowing your adversary is about to attack you and sit back and record and not say anything

06:46:28.900 precisely yeah who's a bigger enemy to you yo the fact that Israel knew about that attack and

06:46:33.160 to do nothing is israel knew about that attack we have weaponized that attack to justify this war

06:46:38.880 endlessly pete hexath has said it a million times out of the pentagon facts yet israel and israeli

06:46:44.000 intelligence knew everything about it top to bottom they knew where it was going to be how

06:46:47.800 it was going to happen all the intelligence on it didn't tell us once hundreds of marines died

06:46:53.040 as a result so you tell me who's the bigger enemy to the united states the people who were front

06:46:58.280 fighting and facing and expecting attacks from or our friend in the middle who hadn't

06:47:03.080 warned us about the attack so we can get involved in a fight come on yeah amy i'm out in miami a

06:47:10.280 whole apartment complex with civilians coming all the way down and they're bombing it so that's what 0.95

06:47:15.380 i'm saying is adam there's a huge huge christian population there which i'm not comfortable with

06:47:20.660 them going on full offensive when you're supposed to be focusing on iran i get it they can what's

06:47:25.500 saying that you said before walking chew gum but it's like bro what is this what is this clip rob 0.99

06:47:30.140 yeah that's this was the strikes last week in lebanon yeah that's okay you want to kill one

06:47:34.500 terrorist so you do that let's just say there's one hezbollah guy in there why would you say 1.00

06:47:38.240 there's only how the fuck can you justify that yeah how the fuck can you look at bro look at 1.00

06:47:43.220 patrick but david watching the clip yeah the nigga stress bro this is indefensible come on bro 1.00

06:47:49.920 come on come home patrick you know this is bullshit stop defending this bro come on he's 0.99

06:47:56.320 stressed watching that clip they leveled the building to the ground to get one military 1.00

06:48:00.580 commando who's likely insignificant and in the result or the process killed 100 fucking people 0.98

06:48:05.860 20 of them being kids yo not only that keep in mind that this a lot of people don't know this 0.98

06:48:10.760 so what happened was the israelis knew that they were doing a zoom call and they basically

06:48:14.980 intercepted the zoom calls and that's why they acted as quickly as they did it they were that

06:48:19.420 reckless because they knew where they were at at that time so within minutes bro like they had

06:48:24.020 yeah yeah they figured for the chat you guys are what listening in basically the israelis

06:48:30.160 intercepted where they were at um with via their via via them being on a zoom call and that's how

06:48:36.800 they were figuring out where they were and they struck all those locations which i ain't gonna 0.97

06:48:39.940 lie bro that's kind of crazy niggas was plotting military operations on zoom that's crazy that's 0.99

06:48:45.660 crazy you know that's how the uh that's you know that's how the venezuelans got fucked up right 1.00

06:48:49.400 niggas were using um uh what's that fucking uh oh my god um what's the shit when people can log 1.00

06:48:56.920 into your computer that when you when you're um when you're working together i fucking do it um 1.00

06:49:02.340 i use it with bills it's the one where they can log t viewer yeah niggas were the venezuelan 0.98

06:49:07.300 military was using t viewer bro like yo are you niggas yo what i what oh yeah let's just use t 1.00

06:49:13.220 you are we'll be fine like niggas are retarded bro and then they wonder why they got their shit 1.00

06:49:18.660 jam regime changed in 10 seconds yo niggas you see you see fucking iran shooting massad agents 1.00

06:49:24.380 lying down these protests getting rid of the starlink they're doing all the starlink shit 1.00

06:49:28.360 and then fucking you know venezuelan niggas using microsoft teams and shit like yeah you guys are 0.99

06:49:34.260 easy pickings real easy but look at i mean look at him he's stressed watching this i mean that clip 1.00

06:49:39.280 is lebanon yeah that's okay you want to kill one terrorist so you uh michaka thank you for the 0.65

06:49:44.860 ten dollars w stream thank you bro appreciate you man hope you're enjoying do that let's just say 0.97

06:49:48.760 there's one hezbollah guy in there why would you say there's only i'm just saying how many 0.91

06:49:51.840 why would you say there's only one guy maybe there's three shut the fuck up how many they 0.96

06:49:57.540 got that building because it's like are you serious they just leveled the building to the 0.83

06:50:01.760 ground why why would you say there's only one all right bro there were 10 doesn't justify it anymore 0.97

06:50:06.740 what the fuck was the point of even saying that 0.99

06:50:08.540 there could be 50 I don't give a fuck 1.00

06:50:09.920 it's still not worth that shit 1.00

06:50:11.620 like come on man 1.00

06:50:13.460 people always wonder

06:50:15.280 how come the Israeli military, the IDF and Mossad

06:50:18.740 are so effective

06:50:19.900 at assassinating every single person

06:50:22.540 they have on their hit list because they're willing to go this far 0.90

06:50:24.780 yeah they are

06:50:25.300 that's why they accomplish all of their goals when it comes to assassinating

06:50:28.860 high ranking military personnel

06:50:30.800 high ranking intelligence assets 0.94

06:50:32.420 because they don't give a fuck who's around them 0.99

06:50:34.580 they don't give a fuck where they are 0.99

06:50:35.980 When they're in the public or when they're in private 1.00

06:50:37.880 They will kill you 1.00

06:50:38.720 If it means killing you and a hundred people die as a result 1.00

06:50:41.200 They'll bomb the whole block 0.99

06:50:42.260 Remember John Kiriakou who was saying they'll bomb the whole block 1.00

06:50:45.520 And the next five blocks to get one Iranian scientist 1.00

06:50:48.120 One 0.99

06:50:48.600 You know so 1.00

06:50:49.740 You're gonna die tomorrow 1.00

06:50:52.220 You're gonna die tomorrow 1.00

06:50:54.340 Calling up the wives and shit 1.00

06:50:56.320 Your husband gonna die tomorrow 1.00

06:50:59.120 Fucking 1.00

06:50:59.960 And by the way the wife probably died too 1.00

06:51:02.020 Because she was probably ten miles away

06:51:03.880 Like you know

06:51:05.060 it's just indefensible bro it's it's it's what they do and yeah you guys got to understand like 1.00

06:51:09.820 the israelis like they're ruthless and they don't care if it's like a 100 to 1 ratio they'll do it 0.77

06:51:14.540 that's why they're one of the best intel services and they have the most assassinations 0.99

06:51:17.200 is because they don't give a fuck and they're that ruthless they do not care whatsoever bro at all 0.79

06:51:24.100 me do you have reports so i don't know because there's i appreciate your passion and let me 0.98

06:51:30.840 let me respond real quickly 30 seconds ago you didn't even know that hezbollah was based in

06:51:35.540 lebanon i didn't i didn't say base i said they were i didn't say that i said they're everywhere

06:51:38.620 no they're not they're in lebanon period full stop you just said obviously you want to take

06:51:43.680 out hezbollah yeah so kill how many civilians for one terrorist how do you assume that they do that

06:51:48.500 you know it's kind of funny i don't know um you know and dinesh tried to bring this up too and i

06:51:53.540 told him well you know because he was talking about these resistance groups hezbollah whatever

06:51:56.400 and i was like yeah well keep in mind that hezbollah was created because of israel don't forget that 0.90

06:52:00.480 yeah because Israel invaded I made sure to put that in there because everyone likes to always

06:52:04.500 talk about Hezbollah this Hezbollah that that's fine bro like you know we can we can argue about 0.98

06:52:09.160 them being a terrorist organization all day I would actually concede and tell you yeah you're 0.97

06:52:12.140 right they're a terrorist organization but they were founded that they're a terrorist organization

06:52:16.140 that was made in response to another and bigger terrorist organization IDF so like yeah you know

06:52:21.960 that's how I defeat that argument people tell me oh you know Hezbollah and Hamas are terrorist

06:52:26.060 organizations fine i will concede that all day but they were designed to fight a bigger terrorist 0.99

06:52:30.660 organization which is the idf the biggest terrorist organization in the fucking middle east the idf 0.87

06:52:35.280 something he hilariously stepped around as well was when he was mentioning the fact that this small 0.97

06:52:42.140 state the size of new jersey in the middle east being israel is pummeling all of its strong big 0.85

06:52:47.920 large arab neighbors or former empires and so he was kind of hinting at the fact that maybe you

06:52:52.680 were a little bit jealous or upset about that, or you had some grievance about it. And it's like,

06:52:57.520 hey, no, that wasn't Israel, though. That was the United States. Hey, if it wasn't for the

06:53:01.760 United States, Israel would have never existed. And if they did, it would have definitely ended 0.99

06:53:07.100 in the 70s. So I don't know if he knows that. I imagine somebody like Dinesh D'Souza actually

06:53:13.180 knows that. He knows history, I would imagine. And so he was saying, oh, you're just mad because

06:53:17.320 Israel's pummeling everybody. Israel's pummeling everybody because they're bolstered by the 0.75

06:53:21.480 strongest country in the world and by the way our power at that time post-world war ii was more 0.99

06:53:27.960 lopsided than it is now we were that much more powerful than every other country it wasn't even

06:53:31.940 close it wasn't even close no one came close soviet union china no one came close at that time

06:53:37.760 the united states was unanimously stronger than every other country combined now we're in a

06:53:43.160 multipolar world and we were at that time could you imagine with our military might flexing our 1.00

06:53:47.620 muscles and supporting israel yeah no wonder they destroyed the arab nations and no wonder those 0.99

06:53:51.460 same Arab nation say death to America because we're a joint entity that's what the letter to 0.99

06:53:55.820 America by Osama bin Laden read like so exactly hey guys do me a favor I'm looking at my brother's 0.99

06:54:00.980 stream right now you got he has 1,140 you ninjas watching do me a favor guys smash the goddamn

06:54:06.640 like button on this thing let's get him to a thousand likes on on uh on YouTube guys do me 0.75

06:54:10.700 that favor get him to 1,000 so um get the engagement up let's get his channel up and also

06:54:17.580 he's at 19.2k subscribers let's see if we get him the closer to 20 000 uh by the end of the stream 0.95

06:54:23.140 so i'll drop my brother's link in here all you guys that are watching on kicking shit like that

06:54:27.120 do me a favor and um give him a follow i'll drop the link in here give him a subscribe on on youtube 0.85

06:54:35.320 so all right go ahead thanks bro um haley says nothing three dollars thank you my dad left ten

06:54:43.240 Yo, Riyad, keep up with the good work.

06:54:44.340 Tell Myron my dad left, said hi.

06:54:46.560 Okay.

06:54:47.160 When you get a chance.

06:54:47.820 Okay.

06:54:48.600 Are you familiar with this user, my dad left?

06:54:51.660 They always have these, my dad, a disappointed father and all these other names. 1.00

06:54:55.580 Like, niggas always make crazy names. 1.00

06:54:58.020 He asks, when you get a chance, can you ask Myron about the Oklahoma DMV woman who helped Israelis get into the towers to work on sprinkler systems? 0.98

06:55:03.740 Thanks.

06:55:04.080 Okay.

06:55:04.420 Yeah.

06:55:04.680 If you want to talk about that briefly, you can. 0.97

06:55:06.400 Michaka, damn, a month went by fast. 0.97

06:55:08.420 Yeah. 0.99

06:55:08.560 Shout out to you for being a Riyad squad for a month, bro.

06:55:10.440 God bless.

06:55:11.360 Appreciate that.

06:55:11.900 i remember you from the beginning making fun of me saying that you don't know where my shirt is

06:55:15.120 very funny so uh love you man thanks uh yeah what he's referring to basically there was a ring of

06:55:20.320 israelis that were caught out i think in like tennessee and they were running a um a fraudulent

06:55:25.240 um fraudulent id ring and what ended up happening was these guys uh were caught with um when they

06:55:33.320 were arrested they were caught with um like basically uh like tickets that showed that

06:55:39.400 they were at the World Trade Center doing sprinkler work, like right around, right before

06:55:44.000 September 11th. And the woman that got them the IDs was going to testify against them in a case,

06:55:48.560 in an FBI case. And she was found mysteriously dead in a burning car. And those Israelis ended

06:55:54.180 up not getting, you know, fully prosecuted because she couldn't testify. And they got arrested that

06:55:59.500 they got deported later on. So there was a whole other ring of Israelis that were doing this fraud 1.00

06:56:04.680 shit. And they also had a moving company 1.00

06:56:06.520 and they were

06:56:07.240 basically at the World Trade

06:56:10.620 Center Tower right before

06:56:12.480 9-11 doing sprinkler work.

06:56:14.880 They sabotaged it, in other words.

06:56:18.020 So that's what

06:56:18.660 he's referring to. Got it. Perfect. Thank you.

06:56:20.340 Yeah, DMV employee. The corrupt DMV employee

06:56:22.260 basically gave him IDs. 1.00

06:56:25.200 Because I saw what they did in Gaza

06:56:26.620 and they... Dude, Gaza is flat.

06:56:29.160 It's flat. So they killed almost 0.64

06:56:30.580 30... Vinny, you gotta pick a side here.

06:56:32.140 No, no, no, no.

06:56:32.920 You got to pick a side here

06:56:35.620 I love it

06:56:36.800 I love it

06:56:37.700 They don't like it 0.99

06:56:39.600 You want to kill him or not 1.00

06:56:43.320 You can't be on this 1.00

06:56:44.560 You can't be having sympathy for these

06:56:46.100 But Vinny you've got to choose a side

06:56:48.780 Vinny

06:56:49.240 You're really becoming

06:56:51.460 You're getting to be like an anti-semite Vinny

06:56:53.340 You got to choose a side here

06:56:54.480 But Vinny

06:56:56.440 It's flat so they killed almost 30

06:56:58.600 Vinny you got to pick a side here

06:56:59.860 Don't play that game with me

06:57:01.920 hold on you do not either want to play the terrorist or you don't time out do not play

06:57:07.420 the pick a side adam okay when it comes to 25 000 or 20 000 children dead that's the problem

06:57:14.300 with the zionist that's the problem it's all or nothing bro it's all or nothing it's either if 0.51

06:57:19.480 you criticize us one time it's a wrap we're going after you there's no nuance there's yeah there's 0.96

06:57:23.840 no acknowledgement of starvation no of humanitarian crisis of dead kids i mean how morally degraded 0.63

06:57:31.860 do you have to be it's a wide spectrum here how morally degraded do you have to be how sick do you

06:57:36.720 have to be to really not acknowledge how evil it is that children are dying in the rate in which

06:57:42.500 they were killed at gaza in the gaza conflict how evil yep you know it gets worse actually i'll keep

06:57:47.900 it i'll let it keep playing don't play that game with me because if terrorists were in this location

06:57:52.260 this location israel should have done let me slow down slow down no no no what do you mean 0.55

06:57:56.100 Adam, if you show Gaza right now, and I don't even want him to show it, 0.91

06:58:01.440 look at what Gaza looks like.

06:58:02.980 Was there Hamas everywhere?

06:58:05.340 Yeah.

06:58:05.540 Because it's flat.

06:58:06.380 Okay.

06:58:07.040 By the way, the whole children, and I know we don't want to talk about this,

06:58:09.440 the whole children dead.

06:58:11.260 Why are children dead?

06:58:13.600 Think about that.

06:58:14.480 Because when you throw caution to the wind and you don't do a ground invasion,

06:58:18.300 go in the tunnels and go at everybody, you could just carpet bomb everybody

06:58:21.640 and just say, well, there's some errors there.

06:58:23.020 That's not fair.

06:58:23.240 Just one quick question, follow up.

06:58:24.460 yeah where are these children hanging out oh what do you mean adam this is their god they live there

06:58:29.660 but they live there they by themselves they're hanging out when the boss is oh they're with

06:58:33.680 their parents yeah gotcha so they're with their parents who are basically part of hamas also 0.89

06:58:40.560 there's just no fucking way he actually said that by the way i was so shocked i knew adam was dirt 0.53

06:58:47.680 but this was a new low and that's impressive for him to suggest that children are justifiably 0.97

06:58:54.380 killed because their parents are potentially terrorists which is largely not true most people

06:59:01.700 in gaza don't identify with hamas most people in gaza are not politically involved they support

06:59:06.980 the resistance obviously because they're in an open air prison enclosed in very small borders

06:59:12.660 they don't get water they don't get food they don't get education they don't get goods imported

06:59:16.460 and so a lot of people are actually in support of the resistance oh did i forget to mention the fact

06:59:21.520 that they had their land taken from them,

06:59:23.960 whether you want to call it apartheid of colonialism, 0.59

06:59:26.220 you have to understand these are disheveled people 1.00

06:59:28.340 who have a legitimate grievance

06:59:29.820 that their land was stolen and they're being mistreated

06:59:31.980 and they're under a fierce military occupation.

06:59:35.220 Most of them are not Hamas. 0.76

06:59:36.360 But let's just grant that ridiculous argument. 0.97

06:59:39.280 Because your parent is Hamas and you're a five-year-old, 1.00

06:59:42.520 you have to die. 0.99

06:59:43.480 That's effectively his logic here. 1.00

06:59:45.220 A fucking five-year-old can't even pick apart a sentence 1.00

06:59:48.260 and you're going to say that they deserve to be killed. 1.00

06:59:50.540 and by the way that comes from their ideology that if the kids are going to grow up to potentially be 0.99

06:59:56.040 the resistance then you're allowed to kill them they believe that yeah so they never say admit

07:00:00.760 this but they do say it what's that rabbi's name like we got to show that rabbi bro that you showed 1.00

07:00:05.000 me that that would that he could be saying reckless shit we got to get him about they kill g they call 0.95

07:00:09.580 him jc or whatever if we can show him you give me those clutches they call him jc how's your god 1.00

07:00:15.280 do you kill him huh fucking goyim stupid goyim i forget his name hey i see him all over instagram 0.99

07:00:20.920 someone someone's gonna put him on here but what i was gonna tell you bro uh with this whole thing 1.00

07:00:25.240 with um with hamas when i debate zionists on this topic and they sit there and they say oh 0.89

07:00:29.960 um they elected hamas i'm like bro are you retarded half of gaza are kids 17 years old 0.88

07:00:35.300 hamas was elected back in 2005 are you like retarded like what are you like oh five oh six 0.93

07:00:40.780 like these dudes weren't even alive bro like they weren't even alive it's not even political at that 0.96

07:00:47.020 point it's demonic yeah it's really demonic and honestly i'm being so gracious you could be

07:00:53.200 against gaza or you could be against hamas whatever you can be pro-zionist that's fine

07:00:58.100 can you at least concede that the dead kids is harmful that that's not good that you wish there

07:01:03.640 was less of that like how hard is it to go yeah you know i'm in support of israel and i hate gaza

07:01:09.120 but you know maybe the kids was a bit far that part saddens me he can't even concede there i 1.00

07:01:14.820 mean it's not the greatest manifestation of evil you could ever see it's ridiculous these niggas 0.97

07:01:19.920 are all or nothing bro yeah if vinny is like yo bro you're loot by the way vinny has echoed support 0.99

07:01:26.000 for this war vinny has kind of straddled the line he's low-key sometimes right but you know vinny is

07:01:31.180 being sensible he's saying look adam i understand your position but the kids adam the kids like are 0.95

07:01:36.160 we not going to talk about the kids October 7th what the fuck does that what does that have to do 0.88

07:01:41.080 with anything by the way you're starting the story in the middle even if you want to weaponize October 0.82

07:01:45.340 7th you are simply starting the story in the middle and there were a set reason of chronological

07:01:50.760 circumstances that motivated October 7th by the way October 7th could have been a two or three

07:01:55.340 day conflict not a 26 month bombing campaign if Israel conceded to the hostages being given back

07:02:01.280 and Hamas's proposal to end the war and they vehemently denied because they wanted to launch 0.87

07:02:05.980 that bombing campaign they were starving for it and they knew it would happen and they allowed it

07:02:10.080 to happen so they could fulfill their mission so it's the top to bottom the whole argument falls

07:02:15.820 on its face but i mean the children part come on you gotta come to the table and that's the one 0.91

07:02:20.680 part that's the one part that i was like damn man like i wish i because i forgot to cover that with

07:02:24.980 dinesh and i was looking back on on thinking about my debate he mentioned he made a comment about 0.82

07:02:29.140 like oh um you know we're not going to just disregard october 7 blah blah and i forgot to 0.82

07:02:33.780 fucking say that like well october 7 didn't happen out of nowhere bro like it didn't happen 0.84

07:02:37.900 out of nowhere right uh you know i talked a little bit about the reasons why but yeah dude anyway but 0.99

07:02:45.180 we keep going it's wild all the parents is that your argument is that all these kids that died

07:02:50.340 these innocent children their parents are hamas that are you serious or no hamas is embedded in 0.82

07:02:55.440 society so kill everybody is your thing just why why'd they take so long what do you mean kill 0.99

07:03:01.200 everybody if they wanted to kill everybody there'd be a million people dead right now 0.81

07:03:05.040 you have to understand if they wanted to kill everybody which they don't a real general they

07:03:11.840 do they just know the international community would not let them go that far yeah they go as

07:03:15.960 far as they actually go nice try though adam yeah and aside it'd be a million people do you know

07:03:21.520 that the literally charlie kirk by the way on this same podcast said to patrick bet david patrick

07:03:28.260 They are trying to ethnically cleanse the Strip.

07:03:30.660 Charlie Kirk, Zionist Christian, the biggest that we've seen in the last decade said that. 1.00

07:03:35.780 There's no secret there. 1.00

07:03:37.220 They don't want them there. 1.00

07:03:38.360 And if it means killing all of them without international condemnation, they'll do it. 0.92

07:03:42.260 The fact that they're talking about only 60,000, half of which are Hamas, half of which are civilians, 0.96

07:03:49.540 is a testament to the fact that they don't want to kill everybody.

07:03:52.620 It's a horrible ratio.

07:03:53.320 America killed how many people in Iraq?

07:03:55.680 How many people in Afghanistan?

07:03:56.880 And it was all wrong.

07:03:58.060 and i never heard the word genocide what do you mean i left the military because of what we did

07:04:03.300 in iraq i vincent oshana left because of 9-11 iraq if you want to kill two terrorists are you okay

07:04:08.780 with them taking down an entire apartment complex that people are living in i don't think so iraq

07:04:14.540 was a 25-year conflict like 23-year conflict gaza was like two years and the death count was

07:04:21.360 astounding it was well over a hundred thousand so yeah it's a lot more dead people in a shorter

07:04:27.100 period of time if you concentrate it that much it's going to facingly look like a genocide much

07:04:33.620 more than a full-scale war against quote-unquote terrorism i think tactically send in your ground

07:04:39.860 troops masad is dope the um idf and all them they don't want to get involved in the ground

07:04:45.360 which i think i love you you'll save civilians oversimplifying no i think put some troops in

07:04:50.520 there in a very throw some troops on the ground go fight the war troops in the ground don't just

07:04:54.920 carpet bomb by the way i'm defending america here but i just feel like giving you some facts brother

07:04:59.100 how many people do you think live in israel it's 10 million people i know people in the idf you

07:05:04.720 think they want to be at war how many how many tours have you done what do you mean tours i was

07:05:09.900 just in the air okay so you weren't even a tour i know people on their fifth tour seventh tour

07:05:14.400 they've been in they've been in lebanon they've been in gaza they've been flying to iran there's

07:05:19.660 they don't have enough people so this whole concept of the boots on the ground where you

07:05:22.940 think all these people are going to be everywhere at once they don't have if you don't have enough 0.68

07:05:26.680 people don't fucking start the war if you don't have the capability of fighting a war to actually

07:05:31.560 steal land by the way not for some other reason and don't start the war if all you can do is launch 0.97

07:05:37.340 military campaigns from the air and kill thousands of kids in the process quote-unquote accidentally

07:05:42.620 well then maybe you don't have the equipment or the capability to even start a war you ever

07:05:47.880 thought about that you don't have precision munitions you don't have the ability to effectively

07:05:52.180 kill military officials without killing 100 000 civilians in tandem well then maybe you should

07:05:57.400 not be fighting in the first place the numbers and you have these 10 million people that are

07:06:02.100 fighting war after war after war after war and we're saying do more and america comes in as a

07:06:06.760 capable ally to israel yeah whatever he was going to continue to say was probably really bad we can

07:06:12.560 watch the whole thing if you want but yeah i can pull it up actually but they i was surprised you

07:06:18.060 You know, W. Vinny, he actually took a hard stance there and said, you know, and look, the bar is so low.

07:06:23.060 We're giving people credit for, you know, saying don't kill kids being in favor of killing children.

07:06:28.280 Yeah, it's pretty sad how low the bar has become.

07:06:30.760 This other guy was also debating Patrick, but David or Adam, one of the two.

07:06:35.720 Are you familiar with this guy's name, Iron?

07:06:37.160 I feel like I remember, but it's just not coming to me right now.

07:06:41.680 I'm sharing my screen.

07:06:43.320 Oh, hold on.

07:06:44.740 Oh, yeah.

07:06:46.800 Viva Frey.

07:06:47.520 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

07:06:48.060 cia i believe formally he's a canadian yeah viva fray is a canadian lawyer yep cool guy

07:06:52.940 okay he wasn't cia you're oh you're thinking of david bustamante because they have the same

07:06:58.680 like hair they have the same style of hair i'm tripping yeah yeah this guy this guy used to be

07:07:03.020 a lawyer uh in canada but i i can see why you might be like well isn't this the same guy yeah

07:07:07.380 no different okay gotcha let's see i saw only like a minute of this and i thought it would be good

07:07:12.460 uh yeah let's do it let's look at it together let's do it post except for a handful of people

07:07:16.820 one says oops super chat justin white says it is crazy how people forgot hang on i'm not able to

07:07:24.100 view the whole thing brother give me one second it's crazy how people forgot jared kushner's

07:07:27.140 family spent 1.8 billion specifically to buy a 666 building in new york on fifth avenue they

07:07:32.520 love pushing to bring the antichrist for the sake of their own death let that sink in yeah that's

07:07:36.420 crazy um thank you for the super chat bro god bless uh let's see hilly eight dollars your brother

07:07:42.540 from australia show us maqam shamuna safa saint peter church idf blew it up in lebanon in 2000

07:07:49.560 year old church there's a one minute video on instagram um your brother from australia hey

07:07:55.640 shout out to you bro thank you for the eight dollars and yeah i mean you know they don't

07:08:00.780 care muslim christian whatever it is you know i think they bombed the synagogue in iran you know

07:08:05.140 it doesn't matter to them yeah they did so a couple days ago yeah my dad left thanks for the 0.97

07:08:09.640 give this up bro these names are fucking hilarious bro great post nobody does but and but but well

07:08:18.140 how can it be true in the same post he says cnn gives me 100 approval and cnn is fake news i mean 0.86

07:08:23.980 how do you make those cnn did do that we covered it well first of all but but understand what i'm

07:08:28.540 saying here i've been saying for a little while cnn coming out and saying trump and maga has 100

07:08:32.540 approval if you view that as a lens of fake news to convince trump that what he's doing is pleasing

07:08:38.480 MAGA, view CNN's statement

07:08:40.560 as sabotage, not as truth

07:08:42.580 because it's not truth. And so once you view it that

07:08:44.620 way, you have Trump saying, CNN

07:08:46.400 is saying that I've got 100% support, when it

07:08:48.540 quite clearly is not the case. So what's your point?

07:08:50.640 That Tucker has credibility? That

07:08:52.400 Megyn Kelly hasn't switched up? That Candace hasn't

07:08:54.520 gone off the rails? Is that what you're saying?

07:08:56.580 Candace has gone off the rails on certain issues. 1.00

07:08:58.800 Megyn Kelly, Tucker Carlson. Certain issues. 1.00

07:09:00.480 The main issue is that she basically is 0.99

07:09:02.160 trying to torpedo Charlie Kirk's legacy. 0.91

07:09:04.820 That's the criticism.

07:09:06.060 But hold on, that's not Trump's. She's doing

07:09:08.080 documentaries about eric that's not trump's presidency adam what i'm talking about trump's

07:09:11.500 you're saying i'm going right to the source he's calling these people out are you defending these

07:09:17.320 people i'm asking you am i defending these people what do you think it's a good move to go after

07:09:21.500 alex jones who arguably but not arguably got trump elected in 2016 well i'll i'll hear you

07:09:26.740 and say do you think it's a good move for alex jones to go after trump because he doesn't agree

07:09:32.260 with one thing that trump did the one thing that if we're talking about iran trump's been talking

07:09:36.360 about taking out iran for decades the one and all of a sudden he does it and it's a bad thing

07:09:40.640 the one the one thing of a he actually wasn't explicitly talking about taking out iran for 0.93

07:09:45.800 decades no he actually railed against obama for that shit with getting us into a war he shadow 0.63

07:09:50.480 he shadowed obama for it and that's actually in my pre-stream edit ironically enough but 0.96

07:09:55.840 trump's actions definitely foreshadowed a conflict in iran but trump campaigned on no new wars in

07:10:04.400 2024 and world peace that's not what we have gotten so far the issue in Ukraine persists

07:10:10.100 the issue in Gaza persists and the issue in Iran is one he just started one issue that every single

07:10:16.080 president has strategically stepped around and tried very hard not to do despite Israel begging

07:10:21.260 them for that exact action so and Trump brags about that by saying I'm the first to do it I'm

07:10:27.560 the first president to start it they were all wimps they didn't want to do it I said why not 0.99

07:10:30.920 why the hell not just bomb the hell out of him bomb the crap out of him so he's like boasting 0.95

07:10:35.780 about being the first one to do it so adam is moving the goalpost crazy like address the 0.99

07:10:40.740 question truth post in which trump says a civilization will die tonight never to be

07:10:45.600 brought back he didn't do it didn't do it is different than not putting that tweet out when

07:10:50.760 that post goes out do i expect someone like alex jones who has supported trump the entire time

07:10:54.700 to maybe sound the bloody alarm to trump that's not a good post don't act you don't get credit

07:10:59.220 for not acting on that post you should have not put that post out in the first place and maybe

07:11:03.040 it's the voices like alex jones that got trump to take a step i hear you maybe maybe by the way i'll

07:11:08.120 just interject if charlie kirk was alive he would be on all of their sides as well charlie kirk would

07:11:12.560 100 be in the candace jones uh candace owens sorry alex jones tucker carlson megan kelly group he

07:11:19.080 would 100 he would not go as hard he wouldn't go as hard because obviously he's closer to trump

07:11:23.420 than all of them but uh he would have been opposing this war too for sure no doubt

07:11:29.220 civilization dying tonight never to be brought back is not a good thing for midterms and 20

07:11:33.100 i hear you and i respect you the words that he says you're smart enough to realize you can't go

07:11:39.860 chasing all of trump's words you'll end up in the estate asylum we talked about in the last segment

07:11:44.380 follow his actions trump's trying to make a deal here in my opinion when trump did that he's

07:11:50.300 basically saying pay attention to me because something's about to happen in the next 24 hours

07:11:54.680 because you know who's you know who uh moves the move okay just really quick debunk okay follow his

07:12:01.200 actions not his words his words are to manipulate the global oil market his words are to manipulate

07:12:06.040 nasdaq s&p stock market wall street whatever i suppose that's strategic and there's some

07:12:11.720 intelligence to that but his actions are also confusing too and don't allude to a greater plan

07:12:16.180 he says he's going to block the strait of hormuz blocks iranian ports iran still making money on

07:12:21.120 the Strait of Hormuz. He says, we've reached a peace agreement. He says, Jaron Kushner,

07:12:26.040 Stephen Wyckoff, and JD Vance to the Middle East. And those are actions, by the way. No peace is

07:12:31.520 obtained. He starts a war with Iran after saying there will be no new war. We're watching his

07:12:36.840 actions, actually. We're watching them closely. He failed the CIA operation, trying to seize

07:12:43.080 uranium and open the door for potentially a ground invasion. No, his actions are saying he has no

07:12:47.820 idea what the fuck he's doing that's what his actions are saying and his words don't help 0.97

07:12:52.060 but i don't know what adam is thinking he's ahead of the curve by saying but don't listen to him 0.99

07:12:56.860 watch his actions no his actions are arguably worse than what he's saying cycle one person

07:13:02.820 donald trump none of these other people so i'm trying to understand what your point is that

07:13:07.780 you're saying that trump is bad for sending out a mean tweet genuinely let's distinguish between a

07:13:12.820 mean tweet and that truth post which if it doesn't ruffle feathers but if it gets his most ardent

07:13:18.540 supporters to say time to take a step back and if there's an eight o'clock deadline okay i'm not

07:13:22.560 going to wait until tomorrow morning i hear you so they've been criticizing trump for for a month

07:13:26.460 now well for if not longer well but so you're saying that was the shaw that broke the camel's

07:13:29.960 back they've been no you're saying they've been criticizing him for a month over the same issues

07:13:33.060 and an escalation on that issue now by the way when that post came out and everyone's like he's

07:13:36.820 just negotiating it's the art of the deal what hold on a second hold on to these people my my

07:13:40.960 analysis of that tweet was it's not the art of a deal to make a threat in a tweet that you know

07:13:46.040 that you can't follow through on so he's coming out and saying oh civilization will end tonight

07:13:50.720 but i didn't do it so i mean that's the art of the deal no what i said at the time was he made

07:13:54.420 a threat that he could not possibly follow through on people knew it and now it's arguable as to

07:13:58.900 whether or not the 10 point plan or the 14 point plan whatever is actually a victory for trump or

07:14:03.380 a victory for it doesn't matter the good thing that happened at the end of that whether or not

07:14:06.760 it was because of or despite the opposition from alex jones and tucker carlson he stepped off the

07:14:11.660 pedal a little bit and now we are back in a world that is not on the verge of a cataclysmic world

07:14:15.720 war three you want to say that had nothing to do with alex jones we'll never know alex jones voiced 0.92

07:14:19.680 his concern took a lot of shit for it but ultimately trump took his foot off the pedal and 0.89

07:14:23.800 now we're in a safer place than we would have been at eight o'clock tuesday night had he gone through 0.94

07:14:26.740 with that sure i i hear what you're saying i'll just ask you one question who do you think has

07:14:30.760 the most credibility who do you trust the most at this point with these decision makings there's

07:14:36.260 no room for trust you can trust but verify i don't trust tucker i listen i don't trust anybody

07:14:43.040 except for a divine power sure i'll listen there's levels of trust no there i think there's there's

07:14:48.100 trust is a bizarre word verify i'll listen to don't even be letting adam walk him into this

07:14:53.460 corner like that everything that adam is trying to argue from like the foundation is just heretical

07:14:58.740 as a whole yeah like you're you're not easy and this is what it what it means to kind of like

07:15:03.580 arguing bad faith and it's more than obvious like you're avoiding just so you guys know 0.61

07:15:08.580 viva fray is viva fray is jewish by the way too fyi yeah he is jewish that's crazy wow um yeah 0.91

07:15:15.600 he's jewish but he's not a retard um shots viva fray um also guys uh make sure we keep rocking 0.97

07:15:23.340 i'm gonna i turn on the youtube stream for a little bit i'm gonna turn that shit off right 0.96

07:15:26.040 now i've been on for like 20 minutes i'm gonna end the youtube stream here guys come on over 0.90

07:15:28.580 either go to my brother's channel or come to mine whichever one you guys prefer

07:15:32.100 riad's report or myron gains x on kick um ending the youtube thing uh riad how much longer are you

07:15:37.980 gonna stay on because i'm thinking about getting off here in a little bit i might do a cut to oss 0.73

07:15:42.080 watch some police shit like 10 minutes i want to finish this clip and then i'm done okay all right 0.99

07:15:47.580 then i'll stand a little bit longer than after that and then get off uh yeah because i'm fucking 0.98

07:15:53.240 dead from the debates and everything yeah bro you've been live for i mean you had scott horton 0.89

07:15:58.120 and then you had Dinesh D'Souza

07:16:00.480 and the debate drains you, man.

07:16:02.700 It does, dude.

07:16:04.000 We'll wrap this up.

07:16:05.080 Tucker Carlson, I'll disagree with him when he had on...

07:16:07.040 Trust is a weird word now.

07:16:08.300 Yeah, because you don't trust.

07:16:09.860 Trust implies that you abandon critical thought.

07:16:11.840 There's levels of trust.

07:16:12.660 No, there's verify.

07:16:14.140 So I don't trust him.

07:16:15.380 All right, but that's why we don't trust Trump

07:16:16.640 because every threat he's made has been empty.

07:16:18.680 So he abused his right for brinksmanship and posturing.

07:16:21.240 Now no one believes him.

07:16:22.680 Now we don't even have brinksmanship now

07:16:24.640 because Trump always lies.

07:16:25.720 So when he says he's going to do something,

07:16:26.920 no one believes him.

07:16:27.700 anybody except for my wife lose the power why would you even trust your wife at this point

07:16:32.320 because i've already dedicated my life to her so if she did verify that if she defies where's your

07:16:36.380 wife right now effectively over there's no one else okay i've dedicated my life except for a

07:16:39.480 divine power i haven't dedicated you don't trust anybody okay i don't trust anybody but bottom line

07:16:42.740 um the trust you listen to talker i'll disagree with him when he says something crazy like when

07:16:47.700 he has on george stephanopoulos's white uh sister and says that the christian population in israel

07:16:52.480 is declining outright wrong call them out at the time about it i'll listen to alex jones disagree

07:16:56.280 with him at some time you cannot deny the influence that alex jones has has now was integral in trump

07:17:01.800 getting elected in 2016. but then if you think it's a good idea six months out of the midterm

07:17:08.200 to do that what would have been better i have a very i have a very different perspective but

07:17:13.080 than either one of you guys yeah and the biggest thing here is that u.s intelligence told trump it

07:17:17.960 was a bad idea so i mean they're all this argument is all for nothing because our most valuable

07:17:24.680 piece of information our most valuable thing that we lean on for making good decisions was

07:17:30.760 not utilized and that was that's his whole purpose the whole purpose of the international community

07:17:34.760 and intelligence or sorry the intelligence community is to give trump the whereabouts and

07:17:40.200 you know advice as to what is a good idea and what's not especially when it comes to starting 0.97

07:17:44.320 a war so there's that uh red pill media says that zirka impression is funny as fuck how many of 0.86

07:17:50.500 voices do you have i think i've used all of them uh riyadh take them down my dad left thank you 0.94

07:17:55.720 for the 15 he gave 10 subs and then five sorry about that thank you bro now shout out to you

07:18:00.620 bro riyadh take them down says randy fine caused the ridges on reese's cups okay very that was

07:18:06.860 funny uh all right yeah i'm all caught up yeah no so um i think that was really everything that

07:18:15.700 i had queued up that i wanted to take a look at all right yeah are you about to hop on uh oss

07:18:20.500 yeah i'm about to yeah i'm gonna probably react to this police video uh and take some requests

07:18:25.360 there maybe watch some of the greatest story never told and then um and then yeah and then

07:18:29.660 we can do uh we could do a long stream tomorrow i'm thinking uh if you're well yeah i don't know

07:18:38.420 if i'm gonna do man i'm tired of these girls but i don't know if i want to do after like yesterday

07:18:42.920 it was well we'll look regardless like when i go to sleep so but but we're definitely gonna do

07:18:48.240 saturday though i know that we'll play it by ear tomorrow i'll be on saturday i can't i have an

07:18:54.720 event that i had to go to um and then sunday i'm sunday i'm available monday i'm available so we'll

07:19:00.520 just fill in for that saturday and go sunday i notice people enjoy the sunday streams a lot

07:19:05.200 anyway so saturday i won't be here guys but tomorrow i'll be on and it can be quick even

07:19:09.040 if you have to do after hours we can go from like i don't know like 7 to 9 9 to 11 whatever you want

07:19:13.880 to do um but yeah w stream appreciate it man guys i will end i guess you're gonna jump on 0.99

07:19:22.200 pissed off because now they got to go to kick they're gonna be like bro what the fuck man 1.00

07:19:25.920 because they love watching on youtube you know i mean so these guys you motherfuckers gotta come 1.00

07:19:29.780 back to kick now how long are you staying on kick for uh i'll be out for like another 20 or 30 minutes 0.98

07:19:35.220 with kick and then i'm gonna go on to finish on oss so um but yeah all you guys come on over guys

07:19:40.920 come on over to kick i'm gonna stay on a little bit longer react to some more maybe i'll do the 0.97

07:19:44.280 police shit on kick this uh this thing that i got here and then um and then we'll go from oh you put 0.96

07:19:50.620 it perfect all right let me just pin this all right all right guys so check out myron's chat 0.98

07:19:56.020 it's pinned in the channel and then i'm gonna hop off we'll do something for like i said we'll go

07:20:01.800 long uh on sunday with you yeah sunday we'll run it and then tomorrow if we have time one

07:20:07.840 because i might you know i might take saturday off and then uh go on with you on sunday and we

07:20:13.200 go super long pause okay sounds good no that's that's that sounds like a plan all right now 0.81

07:20:19.340 w stream w zirka impression people are laughing at that shit still and yeah the trick to zirka 0.99

07:20:27.000 is just say never he says that shit like 10 times before he gives you some critical life advice 0.97

07:20:32.160 but yeah guys i'll catch you maybe tomorrow but most likely for sure on sunday and we'll go from 0.98

07:20:39.220 there jump over to myron stream it's pinned in the chat on my youtube chat you can find it at the top

07:20:43.720 and until next time all right bro all right literally i'll see you uh i'll see you tomorrow

07:20:47.880 on sunday yes sir all right catch you on over guys kick come on over to kick

07:20:52.480 all right w little bro very proud of him as you guys know

07:20:57.960 sec

07:20:58.960 and time is time flies by when you're having fun huh

07:21:09.600 where's my camera

07:21:19.260 sorry guys

07:21:21.280 bear with me ninjas

07:21:26.180 I'm getting off YouTube by the way guys

07:21:31.720 so come on over

07:21:32.900 disconnected 0.94

07:21:39.600 there we go we're back youtube stream going down come on over to kick guys 0.97

07:21:46.000 come on over to kick 0.99

07:21:48.920 come on over to kick ninjas 0.88

07:21:54.280 so uh i'm gonna end my youtube stream right now

07:22:01.320 youtube stream down come on over guys boom

07:22:05.640 uh okay

07:22:09.800 all says guys i'll let you guys pick something uh for us to react to

07:22:18.380 okay

07:22:35.640 so florida police stop drug dealers escape attempt instantly

07:22:45.000 put your hands behind your back in old school policing we have to say take care of the

07:22:48.660 misdemeanors and the felonies will take care of themselves and no better place is this

07:22:52.100 exemplified when in patrol you find a really good misdemeanor car stop and when you have

07:22:56.060 the car stop the driver attempts to take off let me read some of my chats uh rabbi yosef

07:23:00.240 marachi oh yes yes yes mr morpheus i have a video of jewess saying what pride who gives a 0.99

07:23:04.800 shit children grow up to be arab fair enough one contradiction didn't estimate is when he scoffed 0.98

07:23:09.220 at the concept of small israel controlling big u.s but then bragging about small israel public big 0.98

07:23:13.000 iran and other arab countries exactly third right have you covered the meeting between pete hexath

07:23:18.040 and indonesia the deal allows us eyes and physical presence at the strait of malacca i did hear about

07:23:23.120 that mr clap cheeks if we cover police cam on oss here's a body cam of some guys calling our

07:23:28.320 family it's a simplest traffic stop okay i'll go ahead and cover this as well

07:23:34.800 okay

07:23:40.000 great content my question instead of using a billion dollar radar plants can we just use hot

07:23:48.120 air balloons okay uh hey ron was told the idf has halted the offensive operation due to casualties

07:23:53.700 that sustained in the last 36 hours i believe and yeah i heard about that this administration 0.79

07:23:57.200 got the nigga pete hexath quoting samuel jackson full fiction quote during his evangelical church 0.79

07:24:02.800 The American founding fathers were pressed 0.97

07:24:04.160 and describing a subscription to Protestantism

07:24:05.600 when you were talking about supporting Israel. 1.00

07:24:07.560 You can't make this shit up. 1.00

07:24:08.540 Yep. 1.00

07:24:10.920 My dad left with the big 10.

07:24:12.960 Thank you so much, bro.

07:24:15.920 And you gave 10 earlier. 0.75

07:24:17.580 Auschwitz, mercy.

07:24:18.260 Thank you so much.

07:24:19.940 My dad left, basically gave a total of

07:24:21.840 30, 35 subs, man.

07:24:28.520 Down to Marco.

07:24:28.920 I know I keep begging

07:24:32.820 Please join Truth Seller Space

07:24:34.060 I'll think about it, D.H.O. 1.00

07:24:35.940 Jews murdered literally every prophet 1.00

07:24:37.380 It is interesting to see how Jews still attack Muslims to this day, bro 1.00

07:24:39.740 They always are 1.00

07:24:40.420 Thoughts on ICE agent charged in Minnesota?

07:24:43.540 Wait, what?

07:24:44.980 Which ICE agent was charged in Minnesota?

07:24:48.540 Don't tell me the one that shot

07:24:49.800 Rene Good or Alex Preddy

07:24:51.700 Jiggy Cesar, give me the link

07:24:54.000 Ain't no way, bro

07:24:56.280 Ain't no way

07:24:59.920 One minute.

07:25:00.680 Asher's mercy.

07:25:01.260 Every time I try to join OSS, I get an error.

07:25:03.680 I'll just stay subbed on kick.

07:25:06.260 Bro, you know what it probably is?

07:25:08.200 You keep trying to use the code more than likely.

07:25:09.800 You only get to use the code once.

07:25:11.100 That's probably why it's not letting you in.

07:25:12.960 So just don't use the discount code and join in for the $10 a month.

07:25:18.720 Put your arm inside.

07:25:20.100 And inside of the vehicle, you find a cash of drug and money.

07:25:23.060 This is one of those.

07:25:24.120 Turn it off.

07:25:25.480 Turn it off, bro.

07:25:26.220 thank you so much man for the five gifted my friend you are the man thank you very much for 0.95

07:25:35.520 that but yeah join up in the oss bro because we're going to switch over there soon female cop gets

07:25:40.460 her cop uh gets her cop car salon uh in shit show car dealership robbery 340 okay we'll watch this 0.82

07:25:47.860 on oss too yeah guys start getting your um your clips ready that you guys want to watch in oss 0.98

07:25:51.880 what I'm thinking about when we do OSS

07:25:53.840 it's going to be like completely

07:25:55.000 supporter driven

07:25:56.360 that's what I'm thinking about

07:26:00.060 obviously we'll watch 1.00

07:26:01.500 we'll watch like shit that's banned 1.00

07:26:03.240 or we'll cover shit that's banned 1.00

07:26:05.000 over there like documentaries 0.99

07:26:06.940 but also I want to make OSS like super fucking 0.91

07:26:09.320 like um 0.97

07:26:10.840 you know

07:26:11.640 super uh what's the word I want to use here

07:26:14.780 um

07:26:15.880 supporter run

07:26:17.580 and you guys get to dictate what we react to

07:26:21.260 you hear me talk about the positioning you see how tactically advantageous it is for the officer

07:26:40.540 to be behind this b pillar that the driver has to turn around the officer is in a very good

07:26:45.180 tactical position here make them reach back to you good job yeah you always want you always want to

07:26:49.280 be what's called a position of um you always want to put the person that you're dealing with

07:26:53.060 and what's called a pod or a position of disadvantage okay and you want to be in a

07:26:57.680 pod which is a position of dominance but yeah a pod a lot of the times position disadvantage for

07:27:02.280 them so yeah you want them to be looking back at you because if they do try to produce a gun

07:27:05.680 um you're going to be able to like uh get out the way quickly and it's going to force them to like

07:27:10.280 go like this to try to get you evil johan thank you so much uh for the 10 for the one gifted then

07:27:16.880 And then Yana's 1693 with the big 10 gifting.

07:27:22.060 Thank you guys so much, man.

07:27:23.400 Thank you guys so, so much.

07:27:24.720 Appreciate y'all ninjas.

07:27:25.560 I complimented the one officer's position

07:27:55.400 the officer that's i might get on early tomorrow too chat give you guys a nice long banger pause

07:28:00.040 like the other day i might get on at like five or seven or some shit like that get on earlier 0.94

07:28:05.220 straight on you've heard me speak about this before i'm not a fan of your torso and head 0.84

07:28:11.420 being right on with the driver if you go gun to gun at the same time at best it's going to be a

07:28:15.560 draw and likely you're not going to get that draw now this tent situation in different states the

07:28:19.820 rules are different as far as how much visibility needs to come out of the vehicle you can see that

07:28:23.980 they have a tent meter and they're going to be able to easily tell whether it's legal. Now,

07:28:27.240 let me talk about something from the legal perspective. You get two officers on a car

07:28:30.920 stop for a tinted window vehicle. Now, a lot of people would call this a pretextual stop,

07:28:35.720 which is Wren versus U.S., a Supreme Court case, which means that if the police want to stop you

07:28:39.640 for something as minor as this, but they want to see if there's something else inside, it's

07:28:43.160 absolutely fine. The subjective thoughts of the officer does not matter. And people get mad when

07:28:47.320 they hear about these pretextual. Jiggy Season, thank you for the link. I'm assuming this is what

07:28:50.620 you wanted me to react to earlier right let me pull this shit up we're getting the oss stuff 0.95

07:28:54.760 ready to go also guys i'll probably cover the gilgo beach murderer oh no i have it already 0.80

07:28:58.940 uh we'll probably cover the gilgo beach murderer tomorrow i think that's going to be one of the

07:29:02.980 lead stories because we're going to do a whole thing uh known billy says according to bible uh 0.85

07:29:09.280 potafar's wife accused joseph of rape and they put him in jail this shit has been going for over 0.83

07:29:13.620 a thousand years holy shit el kukuru thank you so much for the five gifted and my dad left thank 0.97

07:29:18.400 you so much for the gifted as well man love you guys bro you guys are showing so much love are

07:29:22.460 you guys liking kick by the way but no guys we've been on kick now officially for over a month

07:29:27.340 right streaming on here pretty fucking consistently okay um you guys enjoying kick i'm really trying 0.80

07:29:35.180 to make kick like you know really enjoyable for you guys because i know look i i feel bad dragging 0.79

07:29:39.640 you guys from platform to platform um but it seems like a lot of you guys like it you know

07:29:45.060 OSS is awesome because, you know, you got the, um, you can use, um, we got the memes 0.87

07:29:49.480 and shit like that, um, which is fucking funny. 0.76

07:29:55.380 So, yeah. 0.99

07:30:02.160 Textual stops, but the Supreme Court has ruled on this.

07:30:04.460 In my opinion, I've done them before.

07:30:06.080 Do you normally get two officers on a vehicle that is overly tinted?

07:30:09.280 Not so much, but we'll see what happens.

07:30:10.840 You're lower than that, so that means you're illegal, which means you cannot see or less 1.00

07:30:14.440 clarity of lights coming through this vehicle next time buddy i'm just going to shoot you 0.99

07:30:24.260 straight forward come to complete stop next time okay i didn't stop were you trying to go to your 0.98

07:30:28.480 house or point this way no no no i was trying to tell you because i was going to park right there

07:30:32.040 i got you okay i thought you were just trying to get the car back i respect that okay real quick

07:30:37.020 Okay, ICE agent arrested for, let me see here, you guys said he got charged.

07:30:46.260 First ICE officer charged with assault for threatening people with a gun in Minnesota.

07:30:49.040 Okay, so this is a new story.

07:30:52.140 He brandished a service weapon at two people during Operation Metro Surgeon, which, uh,

07:30:57.800 two funny counts of secondary assault?

07:31:01.620 Interesting.

07:31:02.420 Okay.

07:31:06.120 Interesting.

07:31:06.920 No, I did not hear about that.

07:31:08.280 Give me a favor, step out of the car.

07:31:09.780 What, for what?

07:31:10.800 Because this is marijuana, it's on your shirt.

07:31:12.320 Listen, yeah, and I got this, and hold on.

07:31:15.280 I smell the odor of burnt marijuana anyways.

07:31:17.700 I understand, I understand.

07:31:19.080 Still, this does not give you the out to have smoked marijuana in a car, just so you know.

07:31:22.900 Yeah, but I didn't have smoked marijuana in a car.

07:31:24.720 I had marijuana on me, on my shirt, that's it.

07:31:27.300 So, the odor of burnt marijuana is emitting from the car.

07:31:29.940 I'm telling you to get out because that gives me probable cause to search the vehicle.

07:31:33.100 This does not give you the out.

07:31:34.560 Go get the car, sorry.

07:31:35.740 Go get the car. 1.00

07:31:36.280 Yo, whenever these niggas say that shit 1.00

07:31:39.100 Oh, go get the sergeant 1.00

07:31:40.200 Like, yo, who do you niggas think you are, bro? 1.00

07:31:43.260 Shit is crazy, man 1.00

07:31:44.760 You know? 1.00

07:31:47.340 Like, who the fuck do these niggas think they are, bro? 1.00

07:31:53.000 You're gonna get out of this vehicle 1.00

07:31:53.840 I'm a corporal

07:31:55.920 Hey, buddy

07:31:56.360 Go ahead and undo your seat, fella

07:31:58.540 Both of these officers are corporal

07:32:02.620 Which means they're senior

07:32:03.580 I'm gonna talk at the end about the corporal rank

07:32:05.720 And this video is from 2023.

07:32:07.840 So understand the marijuana laws from state to state vary and they are quickly evolving and changing.

07:32:13.500 So understand that the law during a 2023 video may be very different than right now.

07:32:17.280 So understand what the law is in your jurisdiction for the present day that you're watching.

07:32:23.600 You're on body camera, just so you know.

07:32:25.200 I can't be on body camera.

07:32:26.420 No, you're fine.

07:32:26.980 I'm letting you know.

07:32:27.700 So just I'm telling you about the behaviors.

07:32:29.360 Let me get my camera too.

07:32:30.760 Let me get my camera.

07:32:31.780 This is crazy.

07:32:32.460 This is crazy.

07:32:34.400 Yo, nothing better than these body cams, bro. 1.00

07:32:37.140 Showing how retarded these niggas are, man. 1.00

07:32:40.340 You gonna grab some shirts and mail off my shirt in 10 minutes? 1.00

07:32:43.960 No, that ain't how it go, bro.

07:32:45.940 Well, sir, I'm just...

07:32:47.540 I love it when they try to come in and tell you how, like,

07:32:50.420 they're gonna dictate the thing, man.

07:32:52.360 Like, bro.

07:32:54.260 All right, Kerwin says,

07:32:55.360 police activity video of a guy getting nailed to the ground with bullets.

07:32:57.960 Okay.

07:32:59.300 Got it.

07:33:00.860 Seems like you guys really enjoy this police stuff, man.

07:33:02.980 All right, cool.

07:33:03.400 we'll do we'll do more of this on OSS man because you guys because it's because it's like user

07:33:08.700 submitted and you guys enjoy that so um and we'll obviously watch um if we have time we'll watch

07:33:14.040 some um of the greatest story never told to watch some of the Hitler stuff and then we'll also do

07:33:20.060 some police videos you got my life I got your life 41 you don't have to hold it just send me

07:33:30.320 another one routine please radio ear i heard a code red beep or a beep that said that they wanted

07:33:34.000 to hold the radio traffic for these officers because he asked for another unit because the

07:33:37.080 guy was being non-compliant but this officer has the presence of mind saying i don't need him to

07:33:41.280 rush to my location still rolling here but just routine so that you don't have officers rolling

07:33:45.660 code you hear me talking about officers rolling code we want to try to avoid that if you have to

07:33:49.160 roll code roll but if you can avoid it you should have roll code guys means uh with the red white

07:33:53.280 and blues avoid it rolling code meaning lights and siren what we're doing i want you to get out

07:33:59.220 the vehicle because it's a lawful order okay i smell the odor of burnt marijuana i'm trying to

07:34:03.560 explain it to you as nice and as polite as it can be sir and i haven't treated what you're gonna do

07:34:07.380 i'm gonna search this vehicle okay because i have to search my car about no marijuana i sure can 0.99

07:34:13.700 sir no you can't you cannot okay sir look bro this is always these niggas are so dumb dude 1.00

07:34:19.920 so fucking stupid man like i'm getting annoyed just listening to this nigga talk man they think 1.00

07:34:25.540 they know everything if you do not cooperate you're going to be resisting okay that's obstruction 1.00

07:34:29.780 of justice you can't go to jail we do not want to do that to you we want you to step out of the

07:34:34.760 vehicle and comply with us okay being polite because listen this is i don't consent to no

07:34:40.680 such as to my car you don't have to consent yeah if they smell it you you're pretty much cooked bro

07:34:45.840 um that gives them they have the probable cause they need to search your car at that point a car

07:34:51.840 is not going to have the same level of protection as a home, right?

07:34:55.400 You guys got under, so this is the way it goes, guys.

07:34:57.220 You have something called REP or reasonable expectation of privacy, right?

07:35:00.500 When you, you know, your house, obviously your castle,

07:35:04.620 you're going to have what's called the highest level of REP there.

07:35:07.360 And the reason why you're going to have the highest level of REP

07:35:09.480 is because it's your house or reasonable expectation of privacy.

07:35:13.940 That justifies, you know, REP,

07:35:17.400 the higher your reasonable expectation of privacy,

07:35:19.280 the more of a threshold the police have to cross

07:35:21.460 to be able to get the probable cause to search that location.

07:35:24.680 Does that make sense?

07:35:25.560 So your home, which is considered the king of your castle,

07:35:28.960 that's going to have the highest level of reasonable expectation of privacy,

07:35:31.600 which means we're going to have to demonstrate the most amount of probable cause

07:35:34.520 to violate your reasonable expectation of privacy

07:35:36.960 because that's what it is, like legally violating it, of course.

07:35:40.580 So that's why you need a search warrant for this stuff.

07:35:43.980 But when it comes to a car, a mobile conveyance,

07:35:46.460 you're not going to have the same level of reasonable expectation of privacy

07:35:50.180 as you would of your home so just by them being able to smell the marijuana now they've been able

07:35:57.020 to affect basically get the probable cost of search the vehicle because your rep is not as

07:36:01.120 high in a vehicle as it is your home it's a mobile conveyance you're driving in it there's windows

07:36:06.680 you're not gonna have the same level of rep give me ones if that makes sense guys i haven't really

07:36:11.340 seen people explain that too much but i hope that makes sense yeah there's probable cost somebody

07:36:18.720 i said bro's a future lawyer and shit no but i do i do study quite a bit of it i do study quite a bit 0.93

07:36:23.820 of it um uh and obviously i used to be an agent so you have to understand all this shit um and i do 0.92

07:36:28.960 have something really bombshell for you guys soon enough which will you guys will see pause it 0.87

07:36:37.160 exists now please step out of the car so listen this is really yeah chimps won't get it because 0.97

07:36:40.780 they're retards really important this case that gives the officers the right to do that is the 0.99

07:36:44.920 Carroll versus U.S. case. This is a 1925 Supreme Court ruling. This is an exception to the search 0.99

07:36:51.280 warrant rule. There were officers in 1925 who founded some bootleggers, and the vehicle was

07:36:56.300 weighed down very heavily, and they conducted... Yeah, this was during the Prohibition era. I

07:37:01.220 remember this case. Did a stop on the vehicle. Thoughts on a master's from Godless Ante? Yeah,

07:37:06.700 I do want to do that. I do want to go back to school and get a master's. I'm thinking about

07:37:11.900 doing harvard's online school and get a harvard degree and it i would major in like uh women's

07:37:17.800 studies no joke guys so then i could say i'm a true i have a degree in misogyny

07:37:24.040 and for that reason they felt that the people were bootlegging they tried to suppress the

07:37:30.080 alcohol that the officers found in the car and supreme court said listen it makes sense vehicles

07:37:33.940 can move if you have to get a search warrant the person can end up leaving and you can't exactly

07:37:37.780 and you lose the evidence and obtain the evidence so understand from 1925 this exception to search

07:37:42.720 warrants for vehicles has existed research it yourself carroll versus u.s 19 and it comes from

07:37:48.060 the rep standard that i gave you guys before 25 u.s supreme court ruling i am not going to let

07:37:53.740 nobody also speaking of which i noticed that a lot of you guys want me to get points um like so that

07:37:59.340 you guys can get points or whatever uh i think josie was supposed to help me with that josie

07:38:03.680 If you're watching a stream, let's come up with some rewards for people

07:38:07.800 when they're, you know, super active in the chat and shit like that.

07:38:11.760 So let's come up with some rewards for Kik.

07:38:16.580 So, yeah.

07:38:18.520 Sir, it's my cop.

07:38:19.580 Sir.

07:38:20.260 And all you guys that are watching on OSS, if you guys don't mind watching,

07:38:22.660 do me a favor, watch on Kik.

07:38:24.640 The more the viewership, the better.

07:38:26.440 The live viewership.

07:38:27.940 And then obviously we're going to cut.

07:38:29.340 Then when it's time to cut to OSS, we cut to OSS.

07:38:31.380 but if you guys can watch on kick

07:38:33.320 at least for this portion and then we'll go

07:38:35.460 over to OSS

07:38:37.080 after

07:38:38.000 if you do not get out of the vehicle on your own free will 0.64

07:38:41.000 we're going to remove you okay and you're going to go to jail

07:38:43.500 don't do it 0.91

07:38:44.880 don't do it 1.00

07:38:45.920 of course stupid ass nigga does this shit bro 1.00

07:38:49.120 didn't do nothing 1.00

07:38:50.320 didn't do nothing it's going to be the same nigga that says 0.98

07:38:53.040 I didn't do nothing man 0.99

07:38:54.580 don't do it

07:38:56.540 get out of the car right now put it in park

07:38:58.820 do not drive away 1.00

07:39:00.680 stupid ass nigga bro 1.00

07:39:04.880 like fucking like 1.00

07:39:06.500 hello monkeys 1.00

07:39:09.600 retarded ass niggas 1.00

07:39:10.540 oh guys I picked something else up too 1.00

07:39:12.440 just so you guys know

07:39:14.000 I picked up a new stream deck

07:39:17.540 okay that's why I was a little late

07:39:19.800 and it took me a bit with Scott Horan 0.98

07:39:21.660 I was assembling this shit but then I realized 0.99

07:39:23.600 it's a USB-C and I don't have any more fucking USB-C 0.99

07:39:25.820 ports so I got a new fucking 0.98

07:39:27.540 stream deck 0.98

07:39:28.200 For you guys

07:39:30.660 So the sound effects will be even better

07:39:32.080 And I'll be able to adjust my audio and shit like that 0.61

07:39:36.640 Way better 0.84

07:39:37.140 So no we didn't watch this already

07:39:39.400 It's just that 1.00

07:39:40.100 Niggas do the same shit over and over 1.00

07:39:41.780 And you think it's the same shit 1.00

07:39:43.100 But it's just black people being black people retards 1.00

07:39:45.940 But yeah 1.00

07:39:46.860 Got that new stream deck for you guys

07:39:49.020 Always improving the show bro

07:39:50.460 Always always always improving the show for you ninjas man

07:39:53.340 That money goes right back into the show like I told y'all before

07:39:56.600 So

07:39:57.520 yeah it'll let me adjust the audio much better like from the stream deck versus having to do 0.79

07:40:08.840 it on obs way better i'll be able to do it on fucking um on the stream deck man and i'll be 0.61

07:40:15.940 able to switch scenes faster too get on the ground get on the ground get on the ground get on the 0.99

07:40:22.900 stupidest put your hands behind your back put your hands behind your back okay okay put your 1.00

07:40:30.960 hands behind your back don't move okay okay in custody whoo that was wild so 1.00

07:40:38.740 two chest says myron how do you remember the 1925 bootlegger case when you weren't even alive

07:40:52.900 . 1.00

07:41:22.900 you stupid 1.00

07:41:34.240 have you ever heard of the concept of uh landmark cases 1.00

07:41:42.480 well the guy fucking retard is going to take off the officer reaches inside the vehicle to 0.96

07:41:49.200 attempt to stop him from taking off the officer draws down on him at gunpoint and they're able 1.00

07:41:53.200 to take him into custody there's some challenges when officers reach inside of moving vehicles

07:41:57.300 there's a thing called officer induced my dad left subscribe shout out to you jiggy says i got pulled

07:42:03.600 over by board patrol and laredo yesterday i complained opened the trunk answered questions

07:42:06.720 and went on about my day yep yeah i mean look bro all you got to do is establish that you're

07:42:10.600 u.s citizen you'll be fine cop shoot man holding a knife okay i'll get this uh

07:42:17.100 queued up for you guys jeopardy that people talk about did the officer create the jeopardy to make

07:42:22.860 him have to use deadly force on the person and that can become a challenge in fact there was a

07:42:27.440 case smith versus cup and i believe it was a 1999 case look it up and it wasn't a supreme court

07:42:33.000 ruling but it talked very specifically about officers creating the jeopardy that makes them

07:42:37.560 use deadly force and i'm not suggesting that that's what happened here i couldn't see even

07:42:41.580 everything that happened because it was so much movement they were so patient bro this was just 1.00

07:42:45.300 retarded they didn't do anything wrong these cops being around but niggas fucking stupid i will say 1.00

07:42:51.420 be incredibly careful to what degree you place yourself in the car and we're gonna listen to 1.00

07:42:55.640 what he says going forward now that we have the guy in custody about did he potentially create

07:42:59.940 some degree of that jeopardy even if he may not have actually done it does he say things that

07:43:03.640 make one believe that he created some of the jeopardy himself in the smith versus cup case

07:43:07.440 it was very similar to this where the officer ended up reaching inside of the car however in

07:43:12.840 this instance the officer discharged his firearm and the subject was at the scene and succumbed to

07:43:18.440 his injuries this could have been really almost got you listen somebody can you make a phone call

07:43:24.780 you just try to drive away with me hanging on listen i wasn't trying to drive with you hanging 0.56

07:43:31.760 on i was trying to get to the car now you're gonna go to jail for resisting oh god bro come on bro 0.52

07:43:39.660 This is crazy.

07:43:40.700 We don't need no more units.

07:43:41.700 Sorry, all you have to do is get out.

07:43:43.200 We cheated.

07:43:44.500 We tried to be- 1.00

07:43:45.000 Stupid ass nigga, bro. 1.00

07:43:46.740 Got the big monkey gold chain, too, like a retard. 1.00

07:43:51.380 I didn't do nothing. 1.00

07:43:54.660 Hello, monkeys.

07:43:56.820 Jimmy, I even told you, brother. 0.99

07:43:58.580 Talk to me, and you're gonna do this nonsense with this young man. 0.87

07:44:01.060 Bro, bro. 1.00

07:44:01.920 Staying up on your butt. 1.00

07:44:02.580 All right, sit on your butt. 1.00

07:44:03.680 All right. 1.00

07:44:04.100 I'm gonna get you out of here. 0.99

07:44:05.580 You're a big deal. 0.95

07:44:06.260 Okay, right down now.

07:44:07.860 Stop, stop, stop, stop.

07:44:08.800 Let's put, let's get you, listen, are you hurt? Are you hurt?

07:44:13.340 I just want to secure some things.

07:44:15.320 Okay, I'll take care of that.

07:44:17.140 You're not in any more security than with us.

07:44:18.800 No, what I'm saying, I just want the guy to know, he in the house right there, by the white car.

07:44:23.760 You almost got a man, driving away with me, hanging on. 0.97

07:44:27.900 You've lost your mind. 1.00

07:44:29.560 That's how bad things happen over stupid things, sir. 1.00

07:44:32.340 Misdemeanor amount, probably. 1.00

07:44:34.420 Have a seat for me, sir. 1.00

07:44:36.560 Fucking retard. 1.00

07:44:38.060 I'm still going to be polite to you, even though I didn't deserve that. 1.00

07:44:42.240 I'm sorry, man, but listen.

07:44:44.640 Listen, you almost got over something so piddly as tint and marijuana.

07:44:49.220 Yo, Chief Taro, thank you so much for the 25 gifted, bro.

07:44:55.360 Thank you so much, my friend.

07:44:57.540 All you guys in the chat better say thank you to Chief Taro, man, and everybody else.

07:45:01.380 Chief Taro, let me go ahead and give some love to all the guys that were gifting subs today.

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07:46:10.660 You guys are all Gs.

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07:46:15.080 should be thanking the people that are gifting subs.

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07:46:20.980 With another five.

07:46:22.520 Thank these guys, man,

07:46:23.400 because the reason why the kick experience is so great

07:46:25.300 is because we got people gifting subs

07:46:26.580 so you guys can use emotes, 1.00

07:46:28.220 which shout out to Josie. 0.92

07:46:30.440 She made these emotes. 1.00

07:46:31.560 They're fucking litty. 0.99

07:46:34.040 So... 1.00

07:46:35.160 Yeah. 1.00

07:46:40.380 These Florida niggas are bums. 1.00

07:46:41.860 The dreads, the gold chain, gold teeth. 1.00

07:46:52.920 What the fuck do you think they're going to do, dumbass nigga? 1.00

07:46:55.380 Daily Vibes with the Five Gifted. 1.00

07:46:56.640 Thank you so much, man.

07:46:57.500 in the comment section i'd like for the people to comment on what their thoughts on on officers

07:47:07.800 reaching inside of the vehicle when a person is attempting to take off if they're trying to turn

07:47:12.040 the car off they're attempting to pull the keys out whatever they're attempting to do what are

07:47:15.440 your thoughts on officers reaching inside of a vehicle that's attempting to take off i really

07:47:19.080 really would like to hear it's dangerous for the officer but legally permissible i mean

07:47:22.560 I can't think of many situations where it's intelligent

07:47:25.580 to reach into the car

07:47:26.520 because we've seen so many cops get dragged away

07:47:29.100 when the suspect flees off

07:47:31.460 and then the cop gets put in a very compromising situation

07:47:33.480 because you can let go 1.00

07:47:35.940 and fall and fuck yourself up 1.00

07:47:37.480 or stay and risk getting hit 1.00

07:47:39.540 by something else

07:47:40.360 and this looks like it's about to get even more interesting

07:47:43.080 because it looks like there's a narcotics investigation

07:47:44.980 that's going to start

07:47:45.600 I was hanging on

07:47:48.560 I was going to hop off

07:47:49.860 but he started driving away and I reached in for the keys 1.00

07:47:52.320 yeah is this two chest eight pack nigga this is uh probably curtis leon right chat is that him 0.99

07:48:13.460 yeah i think it is this two chest eight pack fucker nigga i think is is um 0.99

07:48:20.320 is Curtis Leone, man. 0.99

07:48:23.980 He had a piece of weed hanging onto his shirt.

07:48:25.920 What's up? You did?

07:48:26.900 Yeah.

07:48:27.300 You did?

07:48:27.660 Yeah.

07:48:28.220 We're all good.

07:48:29.480 Good. So you were holding on.

07:48:31.120 I was done with the deal.

07:48:31.880 I reached in and I got to this,

07:48:33.760 and I think I pulled it out enough for it to stop.

07:48:36.280 All right, Chad, I'm going to do a poll.

07:48:37.680 You tell me what you guys want to do then. 1.00

07:48:50.320 so we should send them to the shot of Rome or not niggas send this nigga to 1.00

07:48:54.880 to world or not 1.00

07:49:02.200 poll is up you guys got two minutes go ahead and vote on kick for me go ahead 0.99

07:49:08.560 oh I have a feeling is this nigga bro I grabbed the key pop or the ring I just 1.00

07:49:14.800 He just reached in to unlock the door. 0.99

07:49:16.780 And he turned it back on.

07:49:18.280 So I...

07:49:18.760 Going to vote. 1.00

07:49:20.260 Who has 8-pack trucker shadow realm this nigga or not, chat? 1.00

07:49:23.760 Because I'm starting to think it's Curtis Leon, bro. 1.00

07:49:25.300 And we don't want this guy, Curtis Leon, here, bro. 1.00

07:49:26.880 I think it's fucking cancer. 0.99

07:49:28.700 Enough to, like, pull the key out, and it stopped. 0.98

07:49:30.940 Okay, um, have you actually searched him pretty good or not?

07:49:34.100 I got his pocket.

07:49:35.940 He had weed on his shirt, which is still up here.

07:49:38.560 Look.

07:49:39.720 I was like, you got weed on your shirt.

07:49:42.320 All right.

07:49:42.780 Okay.

07:49:42.960 I can smell the odor of burnt wheat,

07:49:44.280 so you're getting out of this car.

07:49:50.640 Nothing in it. 0.99

07:49:53.500 This is a disgusting-ass car, bro. 0.99

07:50:02.480 Okay, again, both of these officers are corporals, 0.99

07:50:04.820 and I'm fascinated by that rank in policing,

07:50:06.780 and I'll explain a little bit what I understand about it.

07:50:08.580 My department didn't have it,

07:50:09.720 but I'll explain a little bit at the end

07:50:11.020 about the corporal rank.

07:50:12.960 I am showing inmate release status in 2007 with the original charge beam.

07:50:26.940 Also, Daily Vibes and Stu Kicks, thank you.

07:50:31.980 This officer's good because, I mean, listen, he's got the radio air because if you didn't catch it,

07:50:39.840 the dispatcher was saying he had a prior for that and then that's also what they found in the car

07:50:43.720 so he's multitasking and it seems like they're just arbitrarily looking through this stuff but

07:50:47.240 they're doing a really high level job of going through this listening to the radio and figuring

07:50:50.760 out exactly what they have going forward a lot of efficiency regarding the search element of this

07:50:55.060 lidocaine patches i mean lidocaine is not illegal it's not lidocaine is an over-the-counter

07:51:00.660 it's uh no different than like like the the ben gay sprays and stuff like that

07:51:05.400 Just do me a favor, note-take where we started getting things out from. 1.00

07:51:11.400 Oh, fuck! 1.00

07:51:13.400 Yep. 1.00

07:51:14.400 How much? That was in the floorboard.

07:51:16.400 Area of 5840.

07:51:20.400 Areas?

07:51:21.400 Unless you want to be a part of this case, though.

07:51:23.400 Just hang out for a second. Other than that, nothing else.

07:51:33.400 Oh, wow.

07:51:34.400 okay lots of weed

07:51:38.980 so i don't know if you caught that but he said i'm looking to find the very often when you find

07:52:02.560 narcotics there's also a firearm as well the thing about finding a firearm is that the case

07:52:06.260 can actually go federal a lot of times if you find narcotics yeah it's gonna be um 18 usc 924c

07:52:13.500 possession of firearm while on the commission of a drug tracking offense um i remember we used to

07:52:19.680 take case like that all the time shout out to daily vibes thanks for the work you put in no

07:52:23.720 problem daily vibes yeah we've been on for like eight hours plus right how long we've been on now

07:52:26.960 yeah we're about to hit eight hours right now coupled with a firearm or there are enhancements

07:52:32.520 in certain jurisdictions.

07:52:33.640 It definitely increases the charges

07:52:35.440 in most jurisdictions.

07:52:43.480 Okay, it looks like 124 you guys said

07:52:45.440 get two-chest eight-pack out.

07:52:48.860 So, yo, enjoy the Shadow Round, bro.

07:52:50.560 Time to send you to the Shadow Round.

07:52:54.540 The future is mine.

07:52:59.060 Enjoy the Shadow Round, bro.

07:53:00.300 Go on. 1.00

07:53:00.680 Nigga was in the OSS 1.00

07:53:03.020 Got kicked out again 1.00

07:53:03.880 This is like his third or fourth account now 1.00

07:53:06.240 Fucking dumbass 1.00

07:53:07.180 Like what part of 1.00

07:53:09.360 We don't want your money or your presence

07:53:10.820 Do you not understand bro

07:53:11.860 Like what part do you not understand dude

07:53:15.120 Like we literally don't want you here anymore

07:53:16.960 Okay 1.00

07:53:18.340 Like nigga joins the OSS 1.00

07:53:21.040 And pays the money 1.00

07:53:22.440 It's like we don't care bro

07:53:23.440 Just we don't want you here

07:53:24.500 In these kinds of searches

07:53:30.040 what they're definitely looking for is this for personal use or for sales so if you're personal

07:53:35.160 use it's usually a smaller quantity if it's for sales there are certain things they're looking

07:53:38.600 for so things that people would have for packaging like ziploc bags you're looking for things like

07:53:43.800 potentially o sheets which are like notes where you say this person owes it the person okay josie

07:53:48.840 made a new didn't do nothing hey josie also the uh oss one you have uh that you gave me with the

07:53:54.120 the coin doesn't work

07:54:00.040 I got a new didn't do nothing for you guys. 1.00

07:54:03.700 For this nigga. 0.99

07:54:04.780 The other thing you're going to be looking for are scales and denominations of money. 1.00

07:54:09.420 And often the money is folded in a very strange way because certain money goes to this person,

07:54:13.900 certain money came from that person.

07:54:15.180 So if you ever see a stack of money and it's folded strangely,

07:54:17.740 a lot of times that will be noted that it's potentially from narcotic sales.

07:54:21.020 And then sandwich bags, obviously it's part of it.

07:54:23.580 And then Josie, it's got to be smaller than one megabyte. 0.69

07:54:26.060 so yeah you got to give me another one damn we lost it didn't do nothing

07:54:32.500 well he's got all this individually packaged for such and then he's got a whole bottle 0.98

07:54:44.080 it'll be trafficking weight this is like coins you know how some people are paying coins so

07:54:51.840 when you hear him say trafficking weight so trafficking is usually by weight depending

07:54:55.280 on drugs so a lot of times the green stuff for trafficking is going to be a much much higher

07:54:59.160 weight than the white stuff so understand that measuring and having your own personal police

07:55:03.400 scale is incredibly important in the field because you don't want to use their scale and to see if

07:55:07.260 you have the right amount for a trafficking charge which is usually higher penalties than just a

07:55:11.860 possession yeah and guys getting caught with weed is not the same as getting caught with cocaine

07:55:15.040 obviously you need a lot more weed to get charged as harshly as you would for cocaine or harder

07:55:20.360 harder drugs in charge and they full of coins coins like you know 50 cents 20 cents 30 cents

07:55:33.160 that's proceeds

07:55:39.160 when you're saying proceeds in most jurisdictions the proceeds from narcotics transactions are

07:55:44.680 subject to seizure by that jurisdiction sometimes it includes the vehicle that the person was

07:55:50.280 driving in and those are the things a lot of times that you'll see at police auctions they

07:55:53.560 don't sell their narcotics but the cash or other items can be auctioned off if it's seized legally

07:55:58.840 an interesting point highway patrol usually wipes the floor with police departments as far as seizure

07:56:04.200 stuff because those interdiction teams sees a lot of money so all this was next if y'all could just

07:56:10.520 stay for security because he's not very close he's not very far from his house he's like literally

07:56:14.360 down the street y'all don't have to do anything other than just standing and just be pretty the

07:56:17.640 The label is so faded on this.

07:56:18.740 I can't even tell what this is.

07:56:19.860 Marijuana jar, no label.

07:56:25.100 Oh, got a scale.

07:56:27.620 Heavily used scale.

07:56:28.820 Heavily used, caked on. 0.99

07:56:29.960 Give her some...

07:56:30.960 Just so you can look at it.

07:56:44.180 So this was really good what the corporal did with the rookie.

07:56:46.240 There was a rookie that had never seen what he said.

07:56:48.220 He said, have you ever seen?

07:56:49.800 He had never seen it before.

07:56:50.920 And so in policing, there's a term that we use when we write our reports,

07:56:53.440 through my training and experience.

07:56:55.200 So this counts for that rookie as training and experience that he's actually seen it.

07:56:59.140 Because it can be embarrassing if the rookie ends up getting called on another case

07:57:02.180 and they said, have you ever seen this before?

07:57:03.580 And he says, no, I've never even seen it before.

07:57:05.360 So it's good that this corporal gave him that bit of experience.

07:57:07.980 You know why he was trying to get to his house and not stop?

07:57:09.460 And if you guys remember, when they write their affidavits and they say,

07:57:11.760 through my training experience, that's why it's so important.

07:57:14.640 You know?

07:57:16.240 I'd like to explain something to you about this type of car stop, which is a very good

07:57:41.680 car stop for police.

07:57:42.600 At this point, in bigger departments, and I'm sure this department is likely that size

07:57:45.940 as well what would be really good would be to let narcotics know about the stop because the truth is

07:57:50.860 yeah yeah narcotics is gonna want to interview the guy right you're narcotic a lot of the times

07:57:55.540 they're attached to the DEA so um or you might have or someone on that narcotics you know detective

07:58:01.460 squad more more than likely is going to be a task force officer the DEA or the FBI or one of the

07:58:04.980 feds so you can easily escalate this thing and obviously identify the organization because this

07:58:09.280 guy is probably maybe a lower to mid-level player um that can help identify other people and he gets

07:58:15.380 the benefit too because he gets less time these guys are perfect for you know flipping to become

07:58:20.340 informants this is a good stop and it's very good for street level patrol but narcotics can get so

07:58:24.580 much more they don't want this guy they want the guy that supplies this exactly this guy so what

07:58:29.180 would happen is this patrol officer or deputy would contact someone from narcotics and say

07:58:33.400 listen i got this guy are you guys working him do you are you have anything that you want to talk

07:58:37.680 to him potentially about and then this guy can maybe work a deal with narcotics and narcotics

07:58:42.300 can start to work on the next step of the exactly turn them into a source make them go do some

07:58:46.900 control buys make them go meet up with some conspirators etc the process which is a phenomenal

07:58:52.200 process because it helps get the higher level dealers and this corporal can actually work

07:58:57.220 himself into getting a position into an archive yeah there's plenty of times where you know

07:59:00.460 someone local would stop someone with these drugs or whatever and then i was able to make a case from

07:59:04.420 it and we would like just build it you know forward if he likes work in these kind of cases

07:59:08.780 and it looks like that he does sir can you smell a little bit i can smell all this for a don

07:59:16.380 if you try to drive away with me hanging on nice all of this is my different denominations

07:59:27.020 no it's it's my drug

07:59:28.300 this is pretty good pieces man chunks 15 grams i'll pull the rest rest of that out make sure

07:59:42.380 that that's not something else other than me

07:59:45.420 i gotta count the money i gotta get a rough count on the money at least that's a field test where

07:59:52.040 you put just a small amount inside of that little plastic bag and you agitate it to see if you get

07:59:57.360 color matching if you do then it's positive and then you have the pc for sure it's tested again

08:00:02.080 in a laboratory in most jurisdictions to ensure because the yeah that's a little um field test

08:00:07.200 that they give you and it turns colors field test obviously there are some contaminants can

08:00:11.680 possibly get into the system or the situation and you don't want that pink over blue it's good for

08:00:16.000 cocaine if that wasn't busted up i'd say that positive close to it if you want to get over

08:00:23.680 Do you have a point on these shoes?

08:00:27.880 No, just notate when I count.

08:00:30.280 Let's separate them.

08:00:38.280 All right, sir.

08:00:39.780 You have the right to remain silent.

08:00:40.980 Anything you say can and will be used against the court of law.

08:00:43.380 You have the right to talk to a lawyer

08:00:44.480 and have him or her present while you're being questioned.

08:00:46.280 If you cannot afford to hire one,

08:00:47.380 it won't be appointed to represent you

08:00:48.480 before any questioning if you wish.

08:00:50.680 You can decide at any time to exercise these rights

08:00:52.680 and not answer any questions or make any statements.

08:00:54.620 Do you understand each of your rights?

08:00:55.900 Yes, sir.

08:00:56.300 Do you want to speak with me?

08:00:58.540 Nope.

08:00:59.380 You're shaking your head no.

08:01:00.180 I just need a yes or no.

08:01:00.880 I mean, no, sir.

08:01:02.020 No?

08:01:02.440 Okay, I can respect it.

08:01:03.560 That's what it is.

08:01:04.280 So you're already going to be placed under...

08:01:05.160 Yeah, and he's not...

08:01:05.840 And I'll be honest with you guys, 0.99

08:01:06.800 the patrolman doesn't give a fuck, right? 0.99

08:01:08.800 Because for him, this is just another interdiction. 0.99

08:01:11.520 But, like, if it were me and I was there,

08:01:12.960 I'd be like, look, bro, this is what we could do.

08:01:14.340 We could, you know...

08:01:16.000 If you provide some information for me,

08:01:17.800 I'll talk to the prosecutor,

08:01:18.700 and we'll try to see if we can get you out and, you know, try to work this way.

08:01:23.420 But we're going to need you to cooperate and then work it that way, right,

08:01:26.320 from the investigator. 0.99

08:01:27.100 Because, honestly, I don't give a fuck about this guy. 1.00

08:01:28.880 I'd be like, yo, this is bullshit. 0.99

08:01:31.840 We want to get who you're working for. 0.99

08:01:33.300 And a lot of times they'll cooperate because they'll be like, oh, really?

08:01:35.520 I don't go to jail?

08:01:36.200 Nah.

08:01:37.400 I mean, you'll have that charges hanging over your head.

08:01:39.120 We can come after you and indict you, but we can let you go for now

08:01:41.860 and then you work with us.

08:01:43.160 And I've done it before where, like, I let them go and then they work for us.

08:01:47.780 And there's been other times where I let them go,

08:01:49.400 and then they think, oh, I'm just going to go scan the wind. 0.99

08:01:51.080 Then I go find her dumbass and I'm going to arrest them for lying. 0.99

08:01:53.660 Done that plenty of times, too. 1.00

08:01:55.760 Arrests for everything that I found in the car, okay?

08:01:57.580 What was it?

08:01:58.340 Well, you don't want to talk, so we're not going to talk about it.

08:02:00.760 So I'm just going to say you're going to be placed under arrest.

08:02:02.920 And then your return, you can get the discovery

08:02:04.720 and all the film will be read to you, okay?

08:02:07.740 All right.

08:02:08.260 You going to still make the call?

08:02:10.380 Yeah.

08:02:10.800 You'll never know that I'm locked up in jail.

08:02:12.700 What's her phone call?

08:02:13.000 So she won't be stuck.

08:02:14.020 It's in the, in the, it's up on the wife.

08:02:16.000 Here's an interesting point about reading Miranda at this point.

08:02:18.620 Now, if he says no, he does not want to talk.

08:02:21.660 That really rules out the ability to get the narcotics detective down to speak to him.

08:02:26.260 Yeah, that's why he should have called their narcotics guy right away.

08:02:30.280 But probably they didn't have time.

08:02:32.080 You know what I mean?

08:02:34.260 What he should have done was just like, I guess he wanted to be safe and read him his rights right then and there.

08:02:39.940 But, you know, the guy can always re-approach.

08:02:42.240 Cooling off period and then re-approach and then want to talk.

08:02:44.540 so now there is a time frame that you can start to speak to them again but again the miranda would

08:02:49.380 have to be read and to the legal people jump in the comment section and explain that time frame

08:02:53.680 because it matters and sometimes it's it's con it's all context you know what i mean it's all

08:02:58.760 context what i would do a lot of the times is look would they read your rights your rights are still

08:03:03.100 in effect um but i'm from narcotics if you want to talk to me or i'm special agent xyz i don't 0.52

08:03:08.740 really give a shit about you i'd rather work with you and we catch the people that are involved 0.62

08:03:12.920 obviously you're still on the rights, you don't have to talk to me 0.99

08:03:15.160 but this is just a potential offer that you have

08:03:17.040 to kind of, you know, mitigate the charges

08:03:19.360 you've got, and a lot of times I'm like, okay, yeah

08:03:21.120 I'll talk to you, I don't want to deal with the lawyer

08:03:23.260 I'll talk to you, I don't care

08:03:25.160 so that's what I would do when I would

08:03:27.320 come in, because these 0.99

08:03:28.440 deputies don't give a fuck, like they just want to do their shift 0.99

08:03:31.160 and go home, they don't care about doing investigations 0.99

08:03:32.920 so I've done it before where

08:03:35.040 the deputy will read them their rights, they'll say I don't want to talk

08:03:37.440 and then I'll come in and I'll introduce myself

08:03:39.200 and I'm like, look, I understand, just so you know

08:03:41.040 your rights are still in effect

08:03:42.920 Um, have I ever done a controlled delivery?

08:03:45.080 Yes, plenty of times. 0.87

08:03:46.580 Um, I did one controlled delivery of illegal aliens. 0.99

08:03:49.060 That was even fucking harder. 0.75

08:03:50.720 But yeah, um, so yeah, uh, you know, you know, we, you know, this is what you're being charged 0.97

08:03:57.480 with on the state. 1.00

08:03:58.400 To be honest with you, I think this shit is bullshit. 1.00

08:04:00.580 I'd rather get the big fish. 1.00

08:04:01.780 You want to work with me and I'll talk with the prosecutor about potentially getting you

08:04:04.280 out of here. 1.00

08:04:05.700 Oh shit. 1.00

08:04:06.340 Yeah. 1.00

08:04:06.480 I want to work with you.

08:04:07.200 Okay, cool.

08:04:07.640 But just so you understand, I'm going to collect your information.

08:04:09.900 We need you to cooperate with me.

08:04:10.720 you're going to have you sign some paperwork and then bam. All right, cool. All right. And then

08:04:15.800 if he agrees, I do a debrief with him and I get him the fuck up out of there.

08:04:20.540 And then he, uh, and then, and then he, he works for me. That's what I'll do all the time.

08:04:25.820 Times you'll see narcotics detectives will say, don't Miranda's. If you have that person,

08:04:29.600 I'll come down and I'll talk to them and they'll read the Miranda. So these are a lot of, yeah,

08:04:33.460 that's one way to do it too. But a lot of the times the patrolmen are going to read Miranda

08:04:37.540 just to cover their ass. Then when the detective comes in or the special agent or the investigative 0.98

08:04:40.700 investigator you come in with a different angle you know i would come in i don't give a fuck about 0.96

08:04:44.400 these charges bro um i'm here to help you do you want to work with me and help me catch the guys 0.80

08:04:49.100 that were involved or do you want to take these charges right on the chin what do you want to do

08:04:52.020 and that's a very enticing offer offer for a lot of these guys right um you're either looking at 0.97

08:04:58.080 you know getting arrested for some street level shit um or maybe even higher levels because you 0.77

08:05:03.100 got caught with it red-handed or do you want to cooperate with this investigator potentially get 0.97

08:05:07.400 out that day and cooperate. A lot of the times they'll, they'll be like, okay, I'll work with

08:05:12.320 you. All right, cool. And I'll be very honest with them. I don't have a vested interest in

08:05:16.120 you going to jail. I didn't catch you, but I do think that you're in a position where you can help

08:05:19.440 me. So what do you want to do? And a lot of the times they, they, they flip, man. I flipped way

08:05:25.960 more people, um, to become informants, man, than it's actually crazy. I had like a whole spiel that

08:05:32.760 I would give them for advanced tactics in police.

08:05:36.740 But I never lied to them.

08:05:37.420 I told them the truth.

08:05:37.920 Like, yo, look, you work with me.

08:05:39.920 I'll talk with the prosecutor. 0.99

08:05:41.020 I don't really give a fuck about jamming you up. 0.98

08:05:42.480 You just get me the next guy or you get me some bigger level guys. 0.98

08:05:44.780 We'll make it happen.

08:05:45.660 And they're like, all right, cool.

08:05:48.420 But it's interesting stuff to know because these kinds of investigations are really,

08:05:51.660 really interesting.

08:05:52.440 I can't go into your phone.

08:05:53.440 I'm not going to go into your phone.

08:05:54.160 Either you give it to me or I mean, I don't know it.

08:05:57.640 I'm not going to go into your phone.

08:05:58.840 That's it.

08:05:59.340 That's an invasion of privacy.

08:06:00.340 I'm not going to do that to you.

08:06:01.140 Well, can I go in front of you?

08:06:02.760 So this is a really interesting one.

08:06:20.800 Again, I started off with take care of the misdemeanors,

08:06:22.720 the car stop, and the felonies take care of themselves

08:06:24.740 because you'd get that misdemeanor

08:06:26.220 and the other doors open up

08:06:27.740 because felonies speak loudly, just like this car.

08:06:29.920 This guy has all of this stuff in his car

08:06:31.840 and he drives the car that's going to draw the most attention to him. Makes absolutely no sense

08:06:35.540 to me. And that's why he's in the back of a police car. A couple of things I'd like to talk

08:06:39.760 about. The corporal rank. All right. Oh, the corporal rank. That's one rank above the entry

08:06:43.900 level police officer in most places and one rank below the sergeant in most departments that have

08:06:47.880 the corporal rank. These are senior patrolmen and you can see the efficiency and how they handle

08:06:51.780 the situations. If you have a corporal on the scene, it's likely a person who really understands

08:06:56.180 patrol procedures. However, I am somewhat giving constructive criticism about reaching inside the

08:07:01.180 vehicle. And again, I'm being 100% transparent that I didn't see the entire video, but I'd like

08:07:05.380 officers to think very, very closely about whether they want to reach inside of a vehicle that's

08:07:10.840 taking off. Again, comment in the comment section your thoughts about that. If you like this kind

08:07:14.320 of content, like the video, subscribe to the channel, share it with someone who else likes

08:07:17.640 police content. And again, the marijuana laws are ever evolving. All right. All right, guys,

08:07:22.440 we're going to switch over to OSS. It's OSS time, niggas. You guys know what time it is. 1.00

08:07:31.180 all right guys it is oss time we're switching on over as you guys know

08:07:55.060 um so uh let me get that oss chat going

08:07:59.560 so guys we're going to cover um this right here we're going to cover phoenix police shootout

08:08:09.240 baltimore cop shooting um some oss requests so come on over guys to oss we're switching on over

08:08:17.460 now all right ninjas let's get those old slashes in the chat it's only a dollar to join guys

08:08:23.840 Literally, just a dollar to join.

08:08:25.300 Just OSS.

08:08:27.420 Joinoss.locals.com.

08:08:29.580 Use code L-Youtube.

08:08:30.460 Jump in for a dollar.

08:08:32.720 So let's go. 1.00

08:08:33.440 It's time to cook, niggas. 1.00

08:08:34.140 Yeah, bitch, I'm the villain. 1.00

08:08:44.840 We're going to switch on over. 1.00

08:08:48.020 Come on over.

08:08:48.460 Use the code L-Youtube.

08:08:49.780 Mods, drop the link in the chat.

08:08:51.740 All the brokies. 1.00

08:08:53.840 We'll be right back. 1.00

08:09:23.840 They banned me on Instagram, they demonetized me on YouTube, they banned me on Facebook, they banned me on Twitch.

08:09:31.300 The ADL and the SPLC put me on their hit list, as well as Media Matters.

08:09:34.800 That tells you everything you need to know.

08:09:36.080 They don't want you to hear what I have to say.

08:09:37.900 And that's exactly why the OSS Army exists.

08:09:40.180 The OSS is my uncensored army, where the truth prevails over all the lies.

08:09:43.860 But OSS isn't just content, guys, it's a movement.

08:09:46.340 It doesn't feel like a group, it's a force, it's an army.

08:09:49.020 Inside the community, you connect with like-minded individuals that aren't afraid to question the narrative.

08:09:52.820 46 000 plus strong pushing towards 10 000 every new member makes the message louder and they can't

08:09:57.540 censor all of us this is where you can speak freely and not have to be worried about being judged 0.98

08:10:01.300 fired labeled a hater anti-semite misogynist or any of these other stupid ass buzz terms that they 0.98

08:10:05.940 leak to use for people that are critical thinkers the movement goes beyond the live stream we build 0.99

08:10:09.220 a community we're able to have discussions we're able to go ahead and interact with each other the

08:10:12.500 way that we want where we don't have to worry about censorship we have a telegram group where

08:10:15.300 you can connect with like-minded guys we have a discord that's completely free and we do one

08:10:19.220 annual meetup per year in Miami on 420.

08:10:21.600 You'll also get access to exclusive live streams

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08:10:24.220 call-on portions of the show,

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08:10:27.260 And even the merch is a part of the mission.

08:10:28.740 But it's not about fashion.

08:10:29.820 It's about an identity.

08:10:30.740 You have the ability to think critically

08:10:32.360 and challenge the narrative.

08:10:33.560 High-quality Nike gear

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08:10:38.420 without being too overt

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08:10:41.580 So you can go ahead and move covertly

08:10:43.140 with your red pill awareness

08:10:44.120 compared to other blue pill normies.

08:10:45.800 All of this for just $10 a month

08:10:47.040 or you can join for the year

08:10:48.560 use gfk 9-11 as a promo code and you get in for 50 bucks for the year this isn't just content

08:10:52.940 it's resistance it's culture and it's freedom it's the oss army

08:10:56.340 all right switching over ninjas it is that time we are going to go ahead to go

08:11:05.820 to oss join up only use the code l youtube we're going to get into this unhinged driver right here

08:11:11.520 there's oss time ninjas all right guys love you guys i'll see you guys tomorrow if you don't want

08:11:18.880 to join no problem make mercy that rain in the space i don't mean to annoy you but it will end 0.96

08:11:23.400 soon dh you got to chill out bro you're a fucking fiend bro you ask me literally every day to go in 0.97

08:11:29.900 true teller space bro i i don't want to go in the space right now ron did you ever work a control 1.00

08:11:34.880 mail delivery yes i did yo mark thanks for everything you do fuck the tiny hat nation 0.99

08:11:37.420 thank you solid whiff says uh thank you for subscribing 0.99

08:11:41.220 yeah dhau you are being annoying i'll be honest with you bro you are being annoying

08:11:47.280 asking me to go into true teller space every day like why 0.99

08:11:50.320 can we do a poll for the one uh the one dial the whole community hates his ass 1.00

08:11:56.940 yeah he's a wakanda nigga isn't he 1.00

08:12:07.420 All right, switching over, ninjas. 1.00

08:12:34.420 Like, Dia Chow, just go in the space yourself, bro.

08:12:36.540 Like, I don't know why you want me to go in there so bad.

08:12:39.460 You literally asked me like three times a day to go into the Twitter spaces, bro.

08:12:43.420 Like, like DHL, just go in there yourself and listen, dude.

08:12:46.660 I don't know why.

08:12:47.580 Why do I got to go?

08:12:49.180 You know, like what?

08:12:51.100 It doesn't make sense, dude.

08:12:55.140 Like, I don't know why you literally ask me every day to go in there.

08:12:59.120 Like, you can literally go in there yourself and listen, dude. 0.58

08:13:06.540 my dad left says yo dhau stop being a jew

08:13:13.680 appreciate that my dad left yeah no it's just kind of weird bro like i don't get it like why

08:13:20.680 why do you message me every day to go into true teller space multiple times a stream bro

08:13:24.940 like how about you just go like why do i gotta go like i i just don't get it 0.96

08:13:36.540 if you enjoy listening to space no problem but like why the fuck do i gotta go like bro it's 0.99

08:13:43.020 annoying as fuck and look i'm not even trying to be an asshole but like like i'm literally asking 0.99

08:13:50.720 you like what why do i gotta go like you ask literally every day so like go ahead tell me why 1.00

08:13:57.140 because like you can literally just go on your phone go on twitter join the space and listen

08:14:04.640 Why do I have to go in there?

08:14:15.420 Oh, you're sorry.

08:14:20.660 Hey, listen. 0.99

08:14:21.740 Don't put your motherfucking hands on me. 1.00

08:14:24.280 Send me another unit. 1.00

08:14:25.020 Don't put your hands on me.

08:14:27.220 Don't.

08:14:27.680 You don't have to do that to me.

08:14:29.280 Get out of the unit.

08:14:29.840 Don't put your hands on me.

08:14:31.020 Do not come over here.

08:14:32.320 I want to know where I'm going.

08:14:34.080 We'll come talk to you in a minute, but do not come over here across the province way, ma'am. 0.99

08:14:37.540 Can I talk to my daughter? 0.88

08:14:38.760 Ma'am, I need you out of the way. 0.99

08:14:40.000 Can I talk to my daughter?

08:14:43.600 An officer was patrolling the area when he noticed a vehicle with a dark tint over the license plate.

08:14:49.660 He approached the driver and asked for her license, registration, and proof of insurance.

08:14:54.280 But instead of complying, the woman kept demanding to know why she was being pulled over.

08:14:59.000 Street, house, cubic line. 1.00

08:15:02.140 And why are you pulling me?

08:15:03.660 Afternoon. License, registration, proof of interest.

08:15:06.400 Why are you pulling me?

08:15:08.040 License.

08:15:10.860 Sorry, Miles, because I enjoy listening to your conversation with McMurcy about Iran, but I'll stop.

08:15:15.180 Okay, you go in there and you ask him yourself, bro.

08:15:18.200 They'll give you a mic, ask for a mic, and then they'll let you say what you got to say, bro.

08:15:24.460 Like, I don't understand why you keep wanting me to go in there to talk to him.

08:15:30.600 Like, go in, ask for a mic, and ask him questions, bro.

08:15:33.280 like they'll give you a mic

08:15:34.460 a lot of these Twitter spaces

08:15:35.880 will give you a mic bro

08:15:36.620 like I don't understand

08:15:39.240 why you want me to go in there

08:15:40.040 so much

08:15:40.400 and why you ask so much

08:15:41.180 and want me to derail the show

08:15:42.640 and do that 0.99

08:15:44.380 I'm not trying to be an asshole 0.99

08:15:53.600 I'm just being very honest with you 0.98

08:15:54.860 and to be honest with you

08:15:57.400 like viewership drops off a lot

08:15:58.780 when I go into Twitter spaces

08:16:00.160 people don't like

08:16:00.840 the Twitter spaces like that

08:16:03.280 your license registration proof of insurance

08:16:06.480 my name is officer double r with point beach police department well why are you pulling me

08:16:12.980 i will let you know once you give me your license registration proof of insurance

08:16:15.760 so why are you pulling me though i'll let you know once you give me why are you pulling me 1.00

08:16:22.080 bro these black women with the attitude is crazy man i'm gonna give you one more opportunity or 1.00

08:16:27.440 you're coming out of the car i don't mind stepping out the car i just want to guys give me can you 1.00

08:16:31.920 guys give me one sec i'm gonna you guys want me to play this keep playing it um and i gotta run

08:16:36.320 downstairs real quick or do you guys want me to pause it and come back i have to run downstairs 0.91

08:16:41.040 super fucking fast i got a burrito man i'm fucking dying i haven't eaten yet 0.99

08:16:46.320 fuck it i'll keep playing you guys just just keep me up uh 0.99

08:17:01.920 just keep me appraised 1.00

08:17:04.400 hold on what the fuck how am i still live on 0.99

08:17:22.260 am i still live on kick oh i am all right i gotta end the kick stream what the fuck 0.99

08:17:30.700 Kickstream going down, ninjas 0.98

08:17:32.380 Bro, what the hell?

08:17:35.080 I was still on there 0.86

08:17:35.620 I was looking at the chat 1.00

08:17:36.280 Niggas are still like 1.00

08:17:37.560 Yeah, bro 1.00

08:17:38.220 Just go

08:17:38.940 I was like, what the hell? 1.00

08:17:39.500 How y'all niggas watching this shit? 1.00

08:17:41.720 Alright, I'm in the kickstream 1.00

08:17:42.500 You fucking Jews 1.00

08:17:43.960 Niggas trying to Jew, man 1.00

08:18:00.700 rumble studio acting crazy 1.00

08:18:06.000 what the fuck 0.99

08:18:30.700 Wow, the kickstream won't go down. 1.00

08:18:57.800 What the fuck? 0.99

08:19:00.700 someone said please keep us 1.00

08:19:16.320 bro it's a dollar to join oss bro 0.99

08:19:18.360 why the fuck 1.00

08:19:25.780 God fucking damn it 0.99

08:19:55.780 kick is down 1.00

08:20:07.560 no kick is still up bro

08:20:11.000 kick is literally still up

08:20:13.960 I don't know why

08:20:18.200 it's still up but it is

08:20:25.780 Yeah, my Rumble Studio is acting funny.

08:20:43.780 Alright, you know what I might do? 0.99

08:20:50.660 God fucking damn it, man. 0.99

08:20:55.780 yeah rumble studio is acting fucking crazy 1.00

08:21:03.280 acting buggy 0.97

08:21:09.120 alright well I guess you guys got lucky bro 1.00

08:21:14.340 software is fucked 0.99

08:21:15.400 yeah I'm gonna have to cut everything 1.00

08:21:22.480 alright I'm gonna cut everything and just start up on locals 1.00

08:21:24.320 all right ninjas i'm gonna get off uh i'm just gonna have to just get to end the stream completely

08:21:30.040 uh yeah that's what i see what you're saying that's what i'm gonna do yeah i'm gonna end

08:21:34.580 the stream completely we're gonna go oss only if you guys want to join join up right now i'm

08:21:38.220 gonna end everything and then start up a stream only on oss love you ninjas oss only come on come

08:21:45.120 on over

08:21:45.480 Thank you.

The Debrief With MyronGainesX - April 17, 2026

Debunking Neocon Myths With Scott Horton x @dineshdsouza Debate On The US-Iran War!

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