00:27:36.160And for the people that had iffy backgrounds, he would just give them kind of like a special envoy type job.
00:27:45.440Marco Rubio, Secretary of State. Right. So all these positions since their cabinet positions need to be confirmed via the Senate. So he got all his people in. Right. Now, that's when we got when you had like a Republican majority. He was able to get these people in, even though a lot of them had questionable issues.
00:28:03.440Cash Patel had a bunch of controversy with statements he made about, you know, the FBI being corrupt and how he was going to, you know, you know, take down the FBI Hoover building on day one.
00:28:14.960Hexeth had, you know, allegations and, you know, allegations from women and that he was an alcoholic.0.94
00:28:22.140RFK had a bunch of controversy with drug use and shooting bears and shit like that.0.95
00:28:53.660um so he had to fight tooth and nail to get his people in as a point i'm trying to make
00:29:00.520now you're probably asking well myron why did he pick these people that have all their skeletons
00:29:04.400in their closet um for high level positions and a lot of them are incompetent why did he put these0.97
00:29:10.700people in fucking pete hexath was a was a news anchor of fox right rfk is a conspiracy theorist0.99
00:29:16.300with food right christy noem knows nothing about immigration you know that can go on and go on but0.98
00:29:22.020the reason why he brought them in is because they were Trump loyalists. So he brought them in. Bam.
00:29:25.780Now the team's assembled. Right? He wins the election in November 2024. Gets sworn in January
00:29:32.0202025. February's the confirmation hearings. Everybody makes it through the confirmation
00:29:36.440hearings by around late February, March. Everyone's in position. Right? Then he has a year
00:29:43.120to get shit done. That first year, guys, is where you can get everything done relatively uninterrupted.0.97
00:29:52.020OK, so that's why he passed so many executive orders.
00:29:55.960A lot of people say, why is Trump frantically signing executive orders?
00:29:59.120The reason why is because he knew, right, that historically speaking, most of the time when it's midterms, the winning party, the party that's in power typically gets flipped to some degree.
00:30:10.060Right. But the problem here is that they it flipped to it flipped way worse than we thought.
00:30:16.440OK, it's one thing to win. It's another thing to get like overwhelming majority.
00:30:20.800all right like they got this time also it speaks to morale and a bunch of other reasons as well but
00:30:26.540the point is is that that first year he got the a big beautiful bill and that's why he was pushing
00:30:31.140that bill so hard because he knew him trying to get that bill through after um the midterms would
00:30:38.780be damn near impossible now let's go back to what adam mochler was talking about here right
00:30:42.460because i'm this whole this explanation stems from what he's saying he says we need to pass
00:30:49.060single issue bills and avoid you know these bills that cover so many different things
00:30:54.860because if we vote for you know bills on a single issue basis it's going to be a lot easier to get
00:31:01.380them um agreed upon between different the two different factions republican and um democrats
00:31:06.900okay because what trump did was he put in some stuff there that the democrats would like but he
00:31:15.320also put things in there that the democrats wouldn't like does that make sense so he's like
00:31:19.160okay you guys want this well y'all got to give us this right you want we'll give you guys an example
00:31:25.900we know that for democrats medicare is a huge thing for them uh you want me to put some more
00:31:30.380money into medicare medicaid blah blah you need to sign this bill which funds ice more
00:31:34.600or you need to sign this bill which i'll take some of the money from like department education
00:31:39.400and then move it over here to you guys but the thing is is that the bill is uh all encompassing
00:31:45.320So it puts them in a very weird situation.
00:31:47.480That's why the government shut down, Chad.
00:31:49.280This big, beautiful bill was a significant contributor
00:34:56.660Hey, let's try to push this through, even though we know we're not going to get it through, just so we can tell the people, look what we're trying to do, guys.
00:35:01.760thing that needs to be coupled with oversight into the corruption that happened we just want
00:35:05.900law and order there you go that now now you guys got what he really wants to do okay he dresses it
00:35:13.580up as hey yeah we want to go ahead and just you know give people medicare bro and you know give
00:35:18.600them give them some stuff so they can live better bro we just want to you know increase the minimum0.85
00:35:22.000wage you know help americans out nah they don't give a fuck about none of that bro0.98
00:42:51.680Anyways, we'll continue that on, but that's very funny.
00:42:54.020i don't think your liberal sister would take a liking to the content but if you think that's
00:42:58.840possible then that's a good sign uh here let me screen share all right all right all right we
00:43:07.760litty all right here we go we're in the middle of something i um no i was actually reacting to
00:43:13.200i was talking about adam mockler i was um it's it's good timing so to give you a quick summary
00:43:17.580adam mockler saying hey we're because on cnn he did a just did an interview with them they asked
00:43:23.540Hey, how do we go from here? He said, we need to start passing single issue bills, like raising a minimum wage, getting some health care there, blah, blah, versus like the big, beautiful bill, which had a bunch of stuff like that, which he took a cheap shot at that bill.
00:43:35.180And then and then have the, you know, have the Republicans veto it, make them look bad.
00:43:40.260Then he also mentioned and he kind of sped past it was the oversight power, which I was telling my audience is like, that's what they really care about.0.98
00:43:46.500They're saying all this other bullshit is lip service. What they really care about is going after Trump and his in his cabinet and other people in the administration.0.82
00:43:53.540And then the other thing I was saying, because he was complaining about like that there's no job market, blah, blah, blah.0.99
00:43:59.780And what I said was the reason why there's no job market with a degree is because women have saturated not just higher education, but in turn by oversaturating higher education, you then in turn saturate the job market.0.92
00:44:11.300So that is why a college degree does not go as far as it does, because women have completely oversaturated.0.98
00:44:16.580And I was explaining how when it comes to like useless degrees or the expansion of useless degrees in higher education, that has been a tool to incentivize more women to come to college to collect more money.1.00
00:44:28.660Because people tend to forget that universities are a business first.1.00
00:45:27.860or you you're reacting to a clip right you said on your end no no no i was waiting for you i didn't
00:45:36.540know that you were live i called you on discord a few times but you didn't see it but no i was
00:45:41.360talking about netanyahu's deadlock and then i was also talking about us going over the mit situation
00:45:46.660so yeah we'll go in whatever direction you want yeah we got a zoom call also guys after this so
00:45:50.900we're gonna do a zoom call uh we got we got we're gonna do an oss portion then we're also gonna do
00:45:55.600a zoom call for you guys we got to take care of our people so um and i even got my brother on for
00:46:00.340this one for you guys so um let's see here okay i'll keep running the clip here way young people
00:46:05.420are just disillusioned with that so that's you know let me just go from the beginning just it's
00:46:10.320Okay. Okay. Because it's not, it wasn't long. It's only like a minute. Insider trading in Congress and the presidency issue bill that would help the American people. No more broad omnibus bills, but bills that we could probably all agree with. A federal ban on gerrymandering. Ban insider trading in Congress and the presidency. Maybe raise the federal minimum wage. Maybe we can provide health care for Americans. And if Republicans want to have the responsibility of vetoing those, that's on them. We're showing the American people what we are providing. That needs to be coupled with oversight into the corruption that happened. We just want law and order.
00:46:40.300boom that's what they really care about accountability and then our strongest
00:46:46.220communicators on the democratic side ossoff aoc everybody need to be out there making videos
00:46:51.100about what's happening when it comes to young voters they voted for change in both 24 and 26
00:46:56.300there's a generational compact that's been broken where young voters were told if you get a degree
00:47:01.260you do your everything right you'll get a high paying job and live comfortably but we're living
00:47:05.580in this weird place where you can get a degree for a job that may not exist in five years get into
00:47:10.220debt have housing farther away young people are just disillusioned with that and this is and this
00:47:14.520is exactly why i chimed in and said that the reason why you guys can't get a job is because
00:47:17.640the oversaturation of women entering higher education i mean you're just a recent college1.00
00:47:21.540grad um the the enrollment level of women in your i mean you went to a mostly female school yourself
00:47:27.120right yeah yeah there were more girls at my school than men when i started and it got worse
00:47:32.900as i progressed on in my senior year and then when i left it was at its peak and i'm sure i
00:47:37.440haven't checked the numbers now but it's probably at its highest and that's just kind of the case
00:47:41.840and it is a big nursing school in the united states it's a it's a it's a good nursing school1.00
00:47:45.920to be fair but it still goes to show that women have absolutely dominated like 60 percent of grads
00:47:51.120now are women pretty much yeah even outside of the institutions that are known for their nursing0.97
00:47:55.900or prestigious for that it still seems like women are dominating undergrad spaces and higher ed now0.98
00:48:00.980so it's just become female dominated and that's because of of course the incentivization and the
00:48:05.780pursuit but overall i mean the broad generalization and the way to categorize it is the rise of
00:48:11.280feminism which is why it's you know seeing this massive uproar and that becomes an issue in the0.92
00:48:16.720jobs as well you know when it comes to careers and any sector it seems like especially the ones
00:48:22.180that women typically sit in men are being overridden in that as well so it is becoming a
00:48:28.780big issue and i just turned i just turned tiktok on so i won't go too crazy we'll be on there for
00:48:34.640a little bit. I haven't done this in a minute. Turn on TikTok while we're streaming, so we'll
00:48:38.520see what happens. But we'll keep going. We'll do some, continue to do a little bit of political
00:48:42.560analysis for you guys. So that's the fundamental reality. Once we get on the MIT stuff, I'll
00:48:46.600probably have to get off that joint. Lydia, some of the things, though, that these governors have
00:48:56.280talked about in their first days are not those things. Keisha Lance Bottoms has talked about
00:59:20.200wild week it has been. It feels like it's been a year, especially probably for you, Harry.
00:59:25.080But Sarah Matthews, I want to start with you because we served together in the first
00:59:28.520Trump administration. Do you think, you know many of these players, that the real depth and weight
00:59:36.100of what happened, this overwhelming repudiation by voters on Tuesday night, has that sunk in in
00:59:41.420the White House? And will there be any lessons learned? I think it's sunk in in the White House
00:59:46.260for the staff but not necessarily for the president i think the president doing uh the
00:59:51.100pre-midterm speech sorry guys i just realized i had two different streams going on youtube my bad
00:59:55.840uh yeah go to the yeah go yeah i don't know how you can even do that i had the thing going to two
01:00:01.220yeah uh sorry about that guys just move on over move on over to the other stream my bad
01:00:08.280because i'm using restream and rumble studio
01:00:11.700I was going to say, yeah, you're using post midterm speech being at the ballroom.
01:00:16.780It just shows that he doesn't really care about the outcome of these elections because I don't think his narcissism allows him to take responsibility that this was a resounding rebuke of his presidency and his failed policies that voters were upset with him.
01:00:30.600They felt bamboozled by him because he broke promise after promise, whether that was to bring down.
01:03:13.960And then number two, it's the Senate that really makes shit happen.0.96
01:03:18.440If they're going to be the ones, if Trump or Hexeth or any of these guys get impeached, it's going to be the Senate that's the final call.0.97
01:03:26.600They're going to be referred for impeachment thanks to the House.
01:03:29.560But it's the Senate that actually makes the final decision, and they need a two-thirds majority, I think something like 66 votes or whatever, to actually get people out.
01:03:36.880So that's why me and my brother were focusing more on giving you guys updates on the Senate versus the House.
01:03:42.220The House was cooked in the beginning.
01:03:44.280And the Senate is a little bit more remarkable or influential.
01:03:47.520It's the upper chamber of Congress or the legislature.
01:03:50.120So if Democrats get the Senate, then they really get that oversight power that you were
01:04:36.700And if you guys don't believe me, we have something in Florida called like, like, I don't know the exact term for it, but there's these residences in these neighborhoods, right, where you can only live there if you're 55 and up.
01:04:49.080Like, that's something unique that's like, I don't know if any other state has it, correct me if I'm wrong here, but it's very popular in Florida, okay, with these 55 plus housing.0.95
01:04:59.020So if you're like 54, they're not going to let you in.
01:05:01.080They're like, nah, bro, you're too young, man.
01:10:19.820I just didn't realize it was all going to be up from there.
01:10:22.920Look, the most shocking thing for me was when all the numbers in the South started coming in.
01:10:28.660And I felt like that was the turning point for a lot of people in feeling like this is not even just going to be a small electoral victory.
01:10:35.880This is going to be generational change.
01:10:39.300And coming from Georgia, when I was hearing from folks on the ground about the state houses,
01:10:43.760and I realized not just at the top that there was going to be transformational change,
01:10:47.820but all the way down to the roots in ways that will not be able to be reverted for decades and
01:10:54.060that's when i realized oh this is going to be something yeah that was kind of the moment it
01:10:59.140was we were debating all night i was with harry enton is it a waiver is it a tsunami and i think
01:11:02.700once once it started to look like texas and kansas were going to go we're like we're in
01:11:06.440tsunami bro it's a tidal wave man it's it's a tidal wave man i mean territory i want to talk
01:11:12.340about the numbers because obviously go ahead no there's just no way to overstate it is all i said
01:11:18.160it's as bad as we make it seem yeah it's so bad that you can make an argument that 2028 is already
01:11:24.220cooked but i mean yeah you can make that argument i'll say this the gop needs to make drastic
01:11:30.680changes and trump's saying that the election was rigged that's not the right step bro that's not
01:11:35.580the right step yeah and it just it's a foregone conclusion they're going to try to double down
01:11:41.320and stand on what they already were principled upon and rubio and hegseth you see how the white
01:11:46.520house is fractured now so they're still a little hawkish they're still against iran they're
01:11:51.320doubling down saying it wasn't a bad idea and vance is cooked because vance is a part of this
01:11:56.360administration and if they return to hostilities with iran which they have today not kinetic
01:12:01.820strikes but they're launching another operation to choke iran's economy even more i think it's
01:12:06.520called operation ironclad outside of and they're closing all of their borders oh the the economic
01:12:12.480yeah the the thing that scott besan and ruby are pushing right to close them no they got another
01:12:16.900level it's not even operation economic outcast i had it here they're launching another operation
01:12:21.840to close all of iran's border from trade so that they can't get they're really trying to choke the
01:12:26.500country oh they're closing all land borders so they're closing the pakistani border with them
01:12:31.080and everything yes everything they alerted iraq the whole thing so i had it here that's a major
01:12:38.200we won't switch yeah but they're escalating already we can cover al jazeera it was called
01:12:44.620operation iron gate sorry not operation iron operation iron gate have it ready so that we
01:12:49.240can give them up we'll finish this crap and then we'll go right into iran then we used to say in
01:12:54.240politics demographics is there you guys go for all you guys that are new here watching on tiktok we0.98
01:12:57.880We cover foreign policy as well as domestic policy.
01:13:00.520So right now, obviously, we're discussing interior domestic politics.
01:13:05.960Then we're going to go now into the geopolitical of what's going on.
01:13:08.540One-stop shot. We do it all over here.
01:13:10.960Donald Trump made all these historic inroads in 2024.
01:13:14.500Young white men, non-college educated, Latino voters, black male voters.
01:13:19.180It seems like nearly all of those dried up.
01:31:12.900Like, they probably like, I wouldn't not be surprised if like when they were briefed at that super classified meeting, like, hey, just so y'all know, if you get caught, we're not we're not coming to get y'all, man.0.97
01:31:24.820Like, we are going to deny, deny, deny.
01:31:27.320Um, because at the time, um, the United States had a little bit of a, Obama was not as cool
01:32:18.480But what I do know is that they had a date and Obama pushed it like another 24, 48 hours because the correspondence dinner.
01:32:26.460Because what I think what I think was this, because if you remember the legendary, the famous picture of like him, Hillary, Biden, they're all in the war room.
01:32:33.660Let me see. Let me see if I can show you all this. This is like a very iconic photo here.
01:32:38.120right let me see here this right here this is a very boom this was them you can see all the brass
01:32:50.180here you know while following the operation he they want and that's why i think they pushed it
01:32:55.720back because he was like look we got the correspondence dinner i want to be all the
01:32:58.860way tapped in and watch everything real time so they ended up pushing it another 24 to 48 hours
01:33:02.980then they got you know and helicopters are susceptible to weather guys like you know
01:33:07.220these are classified helicopters they probably had never run them in this type of weather before
01:33:10.900we saw what happened with kobe brian etc so one of them ended up crashing because the sky was not
01:33:16.640as clear as it was supposed to but it was because obama wanted to uh obviously view himself so he
01:33:21.940pushed it back with the correspondence dinner and that pissed a lot of the seals off obviously but
01:33:26.220yeah fun fact i think i think some of the idea was a lot of the seals weren't confident osama
01:33:32.660would be there too some of the seals were like nervous that he wouldn't be there yeah it was a
01:33:37.080very big gamble dude one of the biggest risks that the u.s took in a while to be honest is going
01:33:42.820after osama was in the middle of the night yep you know it was an operation for sure yeah you
01:33:48.340know it worked it went as perfectly as it could everything went right aside aside from the crash
01:33:52.880yeah everything went right but if they got caught casualties but oh dude talk about a political
01:33:57.720catastrophe bro yeah talk about a political cash like bro guys if you send in special operatives
01:34:05.960into a foreign country to kill someone in that country and i don't think uh bin laden was a
01:34:12.940pakistani citizen he was uh well he had a saudi arabian citizenship but i think they took it back
01:34:17.780either way military comes into a foreign country murder someone in that country steals all their0.99
01:39:31.140And as you rightfully noted, this would be to supplement the U.S. naval blockade of the Iran's waterways, which has now been going on for more than six months.
01:39:40.480Now, the U.S. has really said that's been successful.
01:39:43.560However, the U.S. Treasury did say in recent days that Iran has been attempting to shift more of its trade over these land routes,
01:39:51.200though that has met with a lot of bottleneck logistical challenges.
01:39:55.060and reportedly a two billion dollars worth of illicit military supplies have been imported
01:40:01.580into iran that was since january of 2025 so taking into account the u.s naval blockade as well as
01:40:08.480international sanctions that existed long before there's been a lot of speculation about what the
01:40:13.900trump administration was going to do about the iran war following the u.s midterm it's the family
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01:40:39.500we're going to have a Zoom call today with my community, the OSS 300.
01:40:42.600So if you guys, you know, obviously want to have questions about dating,
01:40:46.720women, making money, investing, what college should I go to,
01:40:50.220going to the gym, self-improving, whatever it may be,
01:40:53.060We're going to be running a Zoom call, Q&A, me and my brother.
01:40:55.780So obviously we'll keep streaming here now, but we're probably going to, you know, go to OSS, continue to stream there, then do a Zoom call after that.
01:41:04.460So you guys are going to be able to get, you know, the full uncensored version.
01:41:08.440And I want to cover this MIT situation.
01:41:10.580It was a professor that got hit with a Me Too accusation, guys.
01:41:13.720And I want to cover some of that over there because I'm going to kind of give you guys a little bit of game on how to avoid this stuff and protect yourself from false allegations.
01:41:20.800Because this is starting to become a serious problem in the United States and Western society in general, guys, where women are coming out and making, you know, baseless and false accusations on guys, destroying their livelihoods in a process.
01:41:35.160And a lot of the times men have almost no recourse, you know, and the thing with this MIT guy is his life was completely destroyed.
01:41:42.740Yeah, he's getting six million now, but his career was his career and his livelihood was destroyed first.
01:41:46.680And he had to fight, obviously, vigorously for years to clear his name.
01:41:50.100And even when you do clear your name, people still will go ahead and call you, you know, a grapist or whatever else they want to call you.
01:41:55.200So this is something that really needs to be talked about.
01:41:58.440We got to educate you guys on this topic.
01:42:01.880And so, yeah, man, it's just really it's nuts.0.98
01:42:05.700And the thing is, is that no one talks about this and it's not really no one gives a shit about it because obviously no one cares about men in America.0.99
01:42:12.400So, yeah, we're going to hopefully give you guys some game and break that shit down.0.98
01:42:15.500And I think we're going to be giving you guys some life saving advice here.0.97
01:42:17.600So, but yeah, let's continue on with the politics and give people the news and updates. Sorry.
01:42:23.740It's about the way that it's planning to take the war forward.
01:42:28.460Yeah, there's a lot of reading of the tea leaves because the U.S. President Donald Trump has not
01:42:32.620been explicit about where he is taking this direction. Yesterday, he did confirm to reporters
01:42:38.260that there were what he called minor strikes, military strikes on Iran's Kirk Island. However,
01:42:44.760he downplayed that saying that there was no loss of life and he had said too that iran still wants
01:42:51.160to make a deal hinting at the pain that the country is experiencing in its economy due to0.95
01:42:56.720the u.s military here we go here we go i feel like we're back in fucking march bro like it's0.92
01:43:03.560unreal man it's like cue the script midterms are over yeah and you know what's crazy this is0.90
01:43:12.420probably more manipulation for trading that's what this is yeah yeah you know is it far-fetched
01:43:16.840to suggest this is insider trading this is trump manipulating the markets again it's unreal and
01:43:22.100he just doesn't learn he doesn't learn well you know when this is all said and done with not to
01:43:27.520get off topic when this is all said and done with trump will go down as like one of the biggest
01:43:30.780traders to the united states bro i'm sorry to say the biggest like most corrupt i think they'll
01:43:35.160probably try to paint him as definitely the funniest yeah into like in 2040 and 2050 like
01:43:42.880we'll be telling our kids i mean at least i'll be telling my kids hopefully god willing like you
01:43:47.560know and what they'll be taught in school and history classes is like all of the failures that
01:43:52.120trump had i feel like this is such a turning point in history you know this is like a big moment for
01:43:57.220america following this historic loss in the midterms continued aggression against iran president
01:44:02.940that doesn't learn it's unbelievable like this is going to be you know people think i'm dragging it
01:44:07.840but this is going to be monumental especially because of these midterms um you want to reach
01:44:12.000out real quick or um yeah yeah okay you want to go first i'll be quick all right anti-89 says
01:44:18.320keep fighting the good fight you and riyadh taking over in 2027 side note i went to high0.95
01:44:21.580school with aoc she was a couple years above me couldn't stand her then so can't stand her now
01:44:25.380yeah bro she she lived in the suburbs bro she's not from the city um benny johnson did a good
01:44:30.940piece on that showing where she's actually from she's not from the inner city pbta question what
01:44:34.960could trump uh be trying to signal by making steven miller chief of staff uh and the doj lawyer
01:44:39.400being ousted um what they're trying to do is uh me and my brother talked about this yesterday in
01:44:43.080more detail but basically they're moving suzy wiles is going to go back into being a consultant
01:44:48.040slash uh political advisor and um her and trump are going to oversee the next person that's going
01:44:54.560to run uh to represent the gop and they're going to try to carry mag on you know people are saying
01:44:58.780oh he yelled at her and he fired her blah blah no she's just kind of moving on and letting
01:45:02.400steven miller handle that because they're getting prepared for the 28 so uh top boy iran is
01:45:07.680threatening long-range missiles allegedly pointing uh to the homeland just saw a video on ig post an
01:45:12.300hour ago uh iran does not have intercontinental ballistic missiles bro they don't so that's hype
01:45:17.900um let's see here thank you to alexa's only bunny shout out to all you guys on on tiktok hex brina
01:45:23.160okay bbta again question what do you think trump admin is trying to signal by making no answer0.59
01:45:27.640that one already three dickless with the ten thousand he says ice out and bad bunny voice0.65
01:45:31.160okay shout out to you and thank you very much for the ten thousand um kicks0.98
01:45:34.300and then uh joe is back says that the current white president bowed dying to the blank yes or
01:45:41.140no i don't know what you're talking about top boy thank you for the two then he says again to have
01:45:45.220them comply though will there be any pushback by these border countries uh i don't know what you
01:45:50.140mean by that but go ahead read yours and then we'll keep going with the broadcast all right i'll
01:45:54.460start on kick switch it up prioritize kick for once my bad for all the kick people let's see
01:45:59.440big head pause hi 30s mom catholic probably not your typical demographic i love myron's abrasive
01:46:05.760message on feminism and i like your geopolitical analysis prayers hey prayers to you that's so
01:46:10.720wholesome thank you so much for that shout out to you oh we're also going to cover the poland0.98
01:46:14.080shooting too we can't show that shit anywhere um the poland shooting is really graphic yeah yeah0.92
01:46:17.940yeah yeah that's talk about that that's going to be one yeah that's going to be one we'll have to0.98
01:46:22.060censor but um that was a big story today as well bmpc says are you and myron covering poland
01:46:27.980terror stack okay there you go yeah we're gonna cover it we are on oss because i can't even play
01:46:32.440it play it on kick bro and violence is they don't know yeah so job market also competitive because0.91
01:46:38.660of h1b and offshoring yeah one million percent h1bs are a serious issue jaded god ammo says0.83
01:46:43.760what's your take on when liberals say we need to take the rich or the rich need to pay their fair
01:46:47.540share i went into that i reacted to abdul el sayed's whole memo and his speech with bernie
01:46:53.940sanders the other day on stream so i kind of went into some of the details on that and you know i
01:46:59.680think my brother has probably commented on that many times before so it's it's cold bro sorry i'll
01:47:05.200go after you go ahead no no no please go ahead i was gonna say it's massive hypocrisy like i'll
01:47:11.280give you guys a perfect example you take someone like asan paika right bro's making like hundreds
01:47:15.260of thousands of dollars a month right anywhere from like two to three hundred thousand dollars
01:47:17.940a month easily um he lives in a five million plus uh dollar house right he has a pool in his
01:47:23.900backyard whatever like he is a champagne socialist bernie standards sanders also a multi multi0.83
01:47:30.260millionaire like these guys are all hypocritic larpers like they'll sit there and be like0.91
01:47:34.760capitalism is bad we need to tax the rich blah blah but they are direct beneficiaries of the0.98
01:47:39.880very system um that they criticize it's clown world if i went to hasan and i was like yo hasan
01:47:45.960you know what bro i need you to give some money to frogan dude you know i need you to give some
01:47:49.640money to you know some of these some of these other streamers that don't make as much money
01:47:52.640as you that are in your orbit you would probably say no oh well why not uh because i have to bust
01:47:58.720my ass and build up a platform for a decade and stream eight hours a day every day uh for years0.67
01:48:03.460oh okay so you don't want to share your resource but you expect the rest the rest of us to do it0.99
01:48:07.100It's like this is what I mean when I say like socialism and communism doesn't really stand the human test.
01:48:13.100And the human test, guys, is human beings are inherently selfish or they're inherently greedy.
01:48:17.720And they want to do if they're going to work, they're going to want some type of benefit for working.
01:48:21.800Protective of what they earn. Yeah. You're always going to be protective of what you earned.
01:48:25.220Yeah. So so when these guys sit here and try to tell you, you know, let's go ahead and divide resources and, you know, blah, blah, blah for all.
01:55:42.060They did small trade with all these countries that are very close to Iran.
01:55:44.680And so that's what Operation Economic Outcast was seeking to do, was destroy the trade relationship with Iran with respect to all these nations.
01:55:51.800But if we don't address China, it really doesn't do anything.0.86
01:55:55.060We've got to put secondary sanctions on China.0.88
01:55:57.140We've got to sanction the ability of China to buy this oil from Iran.0.94
01:56:00.540If we don't do that, then Iran is still going to have some sort of lifeline to escape to.0.67
01:56:07.940So, Rob, it's important to point out that the headquarters of Central Command is in Tampa, Florida.1.00
01:56:12.320So this is a natural place for it to be. They want to be close to Admiral Cooper, whose, of course, office is right there in Tampa.
01:56:21.040They do have a Ford operational CENTCOM staging place, but it's in Qatar, which is obviously right there in the mix.
01:56:30.960It's primarily a coordination body that's looking for how the U.S. can increase its economic strangulation strategy by going after the ground roots, as they've already covered a majority of the maritime routes.
01:56:45.600So going after the ground roots in practical terms, what would that mean?
01:56:52.120So, of course, the first thing when it comes to any kind of targeting is to identify where it is.
01:56:58.740And I think that is a heavy intelligence lift. So Central Command working with the CIA and other members of the intelligence community are going to find out where these weapon systems are coming in, how they could potentially be cut off, how Iran is transporting its energy, which of course funds its regime through ground routes.
01:57:17.320And then if the president orders an escalation, I think it's likely going to be these series of targets.
01:57:23.520So unlike Operation Epic Fury, which primarily focused on military targets, I think these targets will be focused on economic and infrastructure targets as part of this comprehensive plan.
01:57:35.960Now, if they start bombing, you know, infrastructure like power plants and stuff like that, kiss the Gulf goodbye, bro.
01:57:42.240They're going to start cutting the cables that are used, obviously, to power the Gulf states.
01:57:46.540And the Gulf states, guys, are a lot more susceptible to destruction because they're out in the desert.
01:57:54.980When you're out in the desert, you literally have to depend on trade to sustain yourselves out there.
01:58:00.340And desalination plants are a big one.
01:58:02.000We're talking about a region that has like 50, 60, 70 million people.
01:58:06.140And desalination plant, guys, is a plant that takes salt water and turns into potable water that you can drink and use because salt water is virtually useless and toxic.
01:58:14.140so if they destroy if they attack iran and bomb their power plants iran's going to retaliate by
01:58:19.420destroying critical infrastructure in the gulf and all you need to do is take out a couple of
01:58:22.840desalination plans they're going to be reeling you're talking about creating a humanitarian
01:58:25.780crisis guys so these are the things that trump is kind of having to deal with every time he
01:58:32.100attacks iran and they've made good on doing you know uh tip for tat every time the u.s attacks
01:58:36.980so yeah yeah one million percent couldn't agree more it's the threat of suffering you know the
01:58:45.640threat of suffering in the middle east and iran possesses that threat and they could use it
01:58:49.480whenever they want it can make it really painful for all of our allies bro qatar bahrain saudi
01:58:53.840arabia uae and guys these are countries that are very small they have no military virtually
01:58:58.880depend on us like you know they're they're very sensitive they have big tourist environments like0.97
01:59:04.240Like these guys are not trying to get their money fucked up, bro.0.95
01:59:06.320These guys are these are not like, you know, when you think of like jihadis, like battle0.98
01:59:09.420hard and like, you know, Muslims, the Gulf state guys are used to, you know, living in
01:59:13.720luxury and having nice cars and gold and everything.0.98
01:59:16.640And, you know, living in a love, you know, luxurious lifestyle.
01:59:19.900They're not prepared to deal with Iranian missiles hitting them, bro.
02:03:07.220I don't know if there hasn't been an effort to do something like this already,
02:03:13.340And yet they're decided that it needed to get more firepower, if you will, at least more personnel, more interagency connectivity.
02:03:22.540And that's why they created this task force, because the task force is something that's created for a specific purpose.
02:03:28.420And it generally includes multi-agency participation.
02:03:33.060That's what the U.S. defines as a task force.
02:03:35.600So putting it together means that you're taking all the capabilities, say, the CIA, the Treasury Department, obviously the Department of Defense, putting it together and seeing what you can do to affect that specific task.
02:03:50.100So I think that's why they did it. It doesn't mean it wasn't happening individually by departments and agencies prior to this.
02:03:56.600um the donald trump is quoted as saying that iran is once again ready to make a deal that
02:04:03.080things seem to be moving uh forward at least on a diplomatic front and yet we are seeing this
02:04:08.300expansion in terms of intelligence gathering ahead of possible military action what's your
02:04:13.260assessment of where things stand at the moment well it seems like we are headed toward a negotiated
02:04:21.980settlement almost every day for the last several months so i don't know if that's just a diplomatic
02:04:27.580tactic but i think people are going to wait and see if there's any concessions by iran before
02:04:34.620they really put any hope that they're getting close because right now they still have uh far
02:04:39.560as i can see from all the reporting the same seven demands that the u.s has already refused
02:04:44.520though if that is the case the u.s can either hold the course meaning we just keep this economic
02:04:50.760strangulation strategy going the blockade the operation economic outcast by the treasury
02:04:57.000department this new task force or we can escalate and if we escalate of course that doesn't mean
02:05:02.900that it's and by the way the seven demands from iran's core seven demands are lifting u.s sanctions
02:05:09.140release of frozen assets reparations or from the damages of the war ending the blockade and to
02:05:15.140hostilities on all fronts that's the most impossible one including they want the war to
02:05:19.220end in southern lebanon they want the hostilities they have mentioned gaza as well if i'm not
02:05:23.660mistaken the deal last time that is what actually fucked up the deal in june guys trump was able to
02:05:28.300kind of deliver on everything else the israelis refused to pull out of lebanon that's what0.86
02:05:32.140fucked up the june deal see what i mean when i said we need to stop supporting israel0.80
02:05:34.880yeah israel has derailed the peace between the united states and iran every step of the way0.90
02:05:40.900every chance they got if it wasn't for israel we would have had a peace deal the first time we
02:05:44.640spoke to them facts so i mean the united states is very incessant and relentless on iran's nuclear
02:05:50.340program but perhaps iran would have been more receptive to iaea inspections or just nuclear
02:05:55.120inspections in general if israel wasn't poking the bear the whole time in the middle of everything
02:05:59.860you know if they weren't trying to sabotage and derail the peace deals and iran knew that israel
02:06:04.280wasn't controlling the united states maybe they would have been willing to make more concessions
02:06:08.120yep yep gonna be short and sweet like the united states wants it could be long and drawn out because
02:06:14.440iran is going to retaliate they're likely going to retaliate against the same target targets
02:06:18.760uh throughout the region so uh economic targets uh infrastructure targets and that could cause
02:06:25.100major disruptions in the middle east and of course exacerbate the already problematic global energy
02:06:31.620market so uh we'll have to see what the decisions made i'm sure there's an analysis right now being
02:06:36.480done by the intelligence and so that's that hang on a second i got something kind of funny for you
02:06:41.340guys take a look at this so here's trump saying that iran is not a war here let's see what he
02:06:49.480said this was yesterday but i didn't get to hear him talk too much i just had to send three guys
02:06:57.440to the to the shadow room just now triple kill very good three gone right there actually hope
02:07:04.000hold on we're on a killing spree uh four okay kill tacular we're gonna get the five hold on
02:07:10.980yeah we got the five killing frenzy now we're on a killing spree okay who else and0.94
02:07:18.700six holy running riot we're cooking niggas got baked all right oh sorry let me open this up0.99
02:07:28.120sorry bro you're good you're good um all i've got sent to the shadow realm man0.97
02:07:32.920time to send you to the shadow realm let's see the future is mine um
02:07:39.180oh we're getting another three right now0.99
02:07:41.800bam another three triple kill another four kill tacular0.91
02:07:48.980can you hear this killing frenzy uh i'm just banning all these guys in the chat
02:07:55.900oh man why are you bad how are you banning this many people bro they're like they all came in
02:08:00.900and just started spamming i think i've got oh like 10 of them now oh rampage all right okay
02:08:07.660hey it's all the haters came in from tiktok bro yeah and it's on kick chat for all the haters man0.74
02:08:12.280enjoy it guys niggas lost the lead bro okay sorry go ahead i got the video now up sorry0.69
02:08:19.680I got bot attacked the other day, too.0.90