On December 7th, Iran carried out a surprise attack on the United States and its allies in the Middle East. It was a Pearl Harbor-style attack. Is this what the U.S. is up to now? Or is this just the beginning?
00:02:01.640We know we should know what we do on December 7th every year.
00:02:06.000Sort of pause and remember the day of infamy, the day that the United States was subjected to a surprise attack by the Imperial Japanese fleet that dragged us into the Second World War.
00:02:22.640We view that as a day of infamy because it was a nefarious action.
00:02:27.960And yet, our closest ally, at least that's the way it's articulated in many corners of the U.S. government and in U.S. society, has carried out a similarly nefarious act against Iran.
00:02:58.680It seems now that that seems to be their strategy, but to take out Iran's nuclear program.
00:03:04.500But, you know, the frustrating aspect of this is that Iran was in the middle, actually getting close to the tail end of negotiations that looked like they were bearing fruit, negotiations that involved the United States of America.
00:03:17.920And so it isn't just Israel insulting America by carrying out a surprise attack while we're trying to negotiate a solution to the very problem that triggered Israel's military intervention, but is that we lied.
00:03:33.220These weren't good faith negotiations.
00:03:36.100It appears that these negotiations were, you know, by design intended to lull Iran into a false sense of complacency to make them believe that Sunday, this past Sunday was going to be a decisive day of negotiations and that everything hinged on the outcome.
00:03:54.040And so while they prepared for these negotiations, Israel attacked, I think Israel thought that it was going to be able to combine, you know, decapitation strikes.
00:04:05.780They killed a number of senior Iranian military leaders with shock and awe, you know, the destruction of, you know, high profile targets, et cetera.
00:04:15.160It was just the notion that Israel dominated and was attacking bombing nuclear facilities, et cetera, could prompt the Iranians into surrendering.
00:04:23.740I think, you know, we take a look at Israel today and we can see that Iran not only didn't surrender, but they have lashed back with a retaliatory strike capacity beyond what the Israeli defenses are able to prevent and beyond the imagination.
00:04:42.320I mean, who thought that Tel Aviv would be in ruins, Haifa would be in ruins, that Israel would be in ruins.
00:04:46.960And this is just the beginning if this war continues.
00:04:49.780But the most disturbing aspect of all of this is that the president of the United States, a man who ran on a platform of peace, who said that he was not going to get us involved in yet another Middle Eastern war.
00:05:01.160You know, he said, you know, these wars have cost us trillions of dollars of lost capital, thousands of dollars of lives and haven't solved anything.
00:05:09.960Looks like he's getting ready to get us involved in yet another Middle East war, this time with Iran on the side of Israel, who carried out a nefarious Pearl Harbor style attack.
00:05:23.080Is this really what America wants to be doing at this this this time?
00:07:11.580But the biggest question is, will the United States intervene on behalf of Israel?
00:07:15.380And that appears to be at least something that the president is actively considering right now, because a void of American military intervention, Israel has lost this war.
00:07:40.120The Iranians have been planning for this war for some time now.
00:07:43.960The only way we defeat Iran is by using nuclear weapons.
00:07:49.180If we don't use nuclear weapons, Iran will continue this struggle, destroy Israel, destroy American bases in the region, etc.
00:07:57.020So, you know, we're now at a juncture that if America gets involved, this will more than likely end up with the use of American nuclear weapons.
00:08:05.200And that's just not the world we all want to live in.
00:08:08.620This conflict, you know, at least from what the media says, was pretty much solely because, you know, they don't want Iran to have nuclear weapons.
00:08:17.680You know, there's been I've heard from so many different sources.
00:08:19.820Some people say, you know, there are thresholds that they can manufacture nuclear weapons within several weeks and be able to use them.
00:08:25.860Other people say, you know, they don't have the capability of testing it.
00:08:28.460So how do we know if they're going to be able to build a bomb?
00:08:31.480There's so many different narratives out there when it comes to Iran and their nuclear program.
00:09:36.020So the whole purpose of a nuclear weapon in Iran's hands would serve as a deterrence to people's behavior.
00:09:43.380But a deterrence is only good if you're willing to use the weapon.
00:09:48.360I don't think Iran views nuclear weapons, the use of nuclear weapons, as being incompatible with their faith.
00:09:55.860What Iran has built is a extremely capable ballistic missile force that serves as their deterrence force.
00:10:03.200One key aspect of deterrence is that any nation that attacks you will suffer damage to that nation, disproportionate to what they tried to hit you with.
00:10:14.220And therefore, they'll be inclined not to initiate the action.
00:10:17.940I don't think there will be in anybody's mind after this conflict ends if Iran comes out on top that you don't want to mess with Iran's ballistic missile force.
00:10:29.120That is a – if they defeat the Israelis, they can defeat anybody in the region.
00:10:36.020You don't think they're trying to make one now?
00:10:38.060I've heard from several people that they're probably trying to make one now as a deterrent.
00:10:42.460But you're thinking, hey, they're more focused on the ballistic missiles and just attacking back versus trying to manufacture a bomb.
00:10:48.080First of all, to make one now would require the supreme leader to issue a fatwa that reverses his finding that to have nuclear weapons is haram or against Islamic jurisprudence.
00:11:15.420I mean, people keep talking about the North Korean parallel, that North Korea is a bomb.
00:11:21.100Therefore, the United States won't attack North Korea because North Korea could use the bomb.
00:11:24.540I'm scared to tell people right now that's not why we don't attack North Korea.
00:11:30.060We don't attack North Korea because they got 30,000 artillery pieces dug into the hills across the river from Seoul and that there's nothing we could do to stop those from flattening the city of 9 million.
00:11:41.060I know that's the case because that's why we didn't attack North Korea in 1994 when I was on active duty participating in the plans to go to war against North Korea.
00:11:52.560North Korea didn't have a nuclear weapon then, but that's what stopped us.
00:11:56.260You know, their nuclear weapons complicate things, but we can take care of their nuclear weapons with our own nuclear weapons.
00:12:06.600So the other thing about North Korea is that they don't have the Israeli factor.
00:12:12.580I mean, you know, we don't hold the threat that North Korea poses to Japan and South Korea as being existential to the United States.
00:12:21.260We view that as a local regional threat, but somehow with Israel and Iran, the fact that Iran threatens Israel, or at least perceived to threaten Israel, becomes an American national security issue.
00:12:33.120Because of the unique relationship that the United States enjoys with the state of Israel and the pro-Israeli elements in the United States.
00:12:40.820And so this is, you know, this is problematic.
00:12:44.180But this, Iran knows that if it has the bomb, it will die.
00:13:06.040You know, that doesn't mean that the matadoria can't defeat the bull.
00:13:09.020The matadoria will probably kill the bull.
00:13:12.080But you didn't need to be in this ring to begin with.
00:13:15.120And so a lot of the problems that we see today are problems that Iran brought upon themselves by being very aggressive in their posturing.
00:13:23.780In the aftermath of Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the nuclear deal, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action back in 2018.
00:13:32.440But a threshold state doesn't make you a nuclear state, a nuclear weapons state.
00:13:37.300Indeed, Tulsi Gabbard and the National Intelligence Agency or National Intelligence Organization has determined that Iran wasn't and isn't pursuing a nuclear weapon and that they don't have any nuclear weapons.
00:13:51.840And I think both those categories last say it would be the kiss of death for Iran to possess a nuclear weapon because it gives the United States the green light to use nuclear weapons against Iran.
00:14:18.040At this point, you know, if the United States came in, what would they, how would they be able to, because clearly the Iron Dome, the Arrow, the David Sling, they're not doing what they're supposed to do, right?
00:14:30.760A lot of the missiles have been able to get through.
00:14:33.580What assistance would we even be able to provide at this point, you know, to help Israel out?
00:14:39.340And they also got a THAAD, and they're all, you know, getting pierced by the missiles.
00:14:44.720So what could we even do at this point?
00:14:46.460Well, there's not really much we can do defensive-wise.
00:14:51.160We have Aegis-class destroyers making their way as part of the Nimitz carrier battle group.
00:15:00.100And they'll have a fresh load of SM-3, SM-6 ballistic missile interceptors, missiles, because our ships are running out of them.
00:15:09.860So there was said in the defense of Haifa that the vast majority of the missiles being fired in defense were fired, were SM-3s fired by the United States Navy.
00:15:19.200You know, I remind people that we, in 2023, we only produced 71 or 73 SM-3s the whole year.
00:15:29.360We have a stockpile of several hundred, and we've already burned through much of that stockpile in trying to confront the Hudi and now defending Israel.
00:15:37.760And we're supposed to be preparing for a potential conflict with China over Taiwan.
00:15:42.400Well, it ain't going to be much of a conflict if we don't have any missiles left to defend Taiwan, and we're getting ready to use all our missiles up in defense of Israel.
00:15:50.620So it's not that the United States can bring anything more to bear on the defense.
00:15:57.400Sometimes they say the best defense is a good offense.
00:16:00.100And so I think Trump might be thinking that U.S. military intervention could tip the scales in favor of Israel and compel Iran to the negotiating table.
00:16:12.220But, again, the reality is Israel's using the same airplanes and the same bombs that we use.
00:16:20.620If they can't destroy things, what makes you think we can?
00:16:23.560The only thing we'll bring in differently is a B-2 bomber capable of carrying this 30,000-pound bunker buster bomb.
00:16:30.100That bunker buster bomb is cleared to penetrate 50 to 60 feet of earth and concrete.
00:16:37.900The Firdos nuclear reactor, or nuclear site, not a reactor, I'm sorry, enrichment facility, is located 80 to 90 feet underground.
00:17:05.900There's nothing conventionally we can introduce that's going to change the reality.
00:17:11.120Israel already flies 300 U.S.-made aircraft over, you know, in the vicinity.
00:17:15.860We bring in a carrier aircraft wing, that's 75 additional aircraft.
00:17:20.860It's not going to fundamentally change things.
00:17:22.760It's certainly not going to stop Iran from continuing to launch these saturation missile attacks against the dysfunctional Iron Dome missile system.
00:17:33.220So I don't think there's anything the United States can do to meaningfully alter the status quo other than use nuclear weapons.
00:17:44.240And I don't think we want to use nuclear weapons because, you know, one of the things that holds us back is conversations that we've had with Russians, senior Russians, over the years where the Russians have said, you know, we're not going to be the first ones to use tactical nuclear weapons.
00:17:59.180So all the people are afraid of Russia using a tactical nuke against Ukraine.
00:18:03.440The Russians have pretty much said they're not going to do that.
00:18:06.220They said, but if you, the United States or others, use nuclear weapons, then we will use nuclear weapons against Europe.
00:18:16.180And so, you know, it's a very, very dangerous situation, very, very dangerous game that the that the president of the United States is playing right now.
00:18:23.300Wow. So, yeah. So basically, there's not much that we can do, even if we did intervene.
00:18:30.640What do you think? You mentioned Russia. Do you do you see Russia getting involved in this conflict whatsoever?
00:18:35.160Do they have their hands tied too much? We saw kind of what the Assad regime that they weren't able to intervene and save him from the rebels.
00:18:42.580Is Russia going to take a similar stance with Iran and kind of avoid the conflict due to their own war?
00:18:48.360Well, Russia, you know, had signed a strategic framework agreement with Iran back in January 17th of this year.
00:19:01.600And but the problem is, first of all, let's talk about that agreement.
00:19:05.380That agreement is designed to facilitate, you know, economic, diplomatic and military links between the two nations.
00:19:12.420It's not a formal, you know, defensive treaty, but it's a comprehensive treaty that Russia signed.
00:19:21.000You know, it it it it basically serves as the framework for the the north south economic corridor that runs from St.
00:19:29.800Petersburg to Iran and everywhere in between that Russia would like to construct.
00:19:34.880China has just opened up a train line of communication between Western China and the port near near Tehran.
00:19:48.760And the reason why I bring this up is that there is a vested interest on the part of Russia and China and the rest of the BRICS community to keep Iran, who.
00:19:58.820Who is a member of BRICS viable economically and politically.
00:20:03.980So Russia is involved to the extent of which they're there are able to and or willing to provide military assistance is yet to be seen.
00:20:13.560The same says it holds true for China.
00:20:29.960But I think what you'll see is a transfer of technology taking place.
00:20:34.240And we could see that unfold in the course of the next month.
00:20:37.820And the Russians would simply cite the American example of or NATO example of providing weaponry to Korea, not Korea, of Ukraine.
00:20:48.420And in the North Koreans would say, I mean, the Chinese and Russian can say, as long as you're providing weapons to Ukraine, we have the green light to provide weapons to Iran.
00:20:58.960So I think that's what you're going to see Russia and China providing diplomatic backstopping for Iran and also working together to improve the military capabilities of Iran, up to and including providing missiles to replace the ones that Iran has already fired or lost in this current conflict.
00:21:18.500We've seen these hypersonic missiles cause absolute destruction and, you know, pretty much, you know, slice through the air defense.
00:21:27.120Because if you were Benjamin Netanyahu at this point, assuming you wanted to conduct a regime change and destroy Iran and get rid of their theocracy-based government, if you were in his shoes, what would you do if you were Bibi Netanyahu right now?
00:22:41.420I want to destroy the state of Israel to compel the Israeli leadership to collapse and to have a new Israeli government come in place that's willing to make concessions on Iran's nuclear program.
00:22:55.540It's essential that Iran, from the Iranian perspective, be allowed to continue to enrich uranium.
00:23:01.020They're willing to have reductions to take it down to 3.75 percent.
00:23:05.500There's a whole thing that Iran is willing to do, but they need Israel to buy into it.
00:23:10.680And that can't be done under a Netanyahu government.
00:23:12.960So you need to break the back of Israel and compel the collapse of Netanyahu's government.
00:23:17.220We're well on our way to seeing that happen.
00:23:20.400Iran is well on its way to seeing that happen.
00:23:24.080The other thing is to keep America out of this war.
00:23:27.260It's imperative that America doesn't get engaged.
00:23:29.760So Iran needs to go through the motions of at least preparing to engage diplomatically with the United States under the hopes that by being engaged with the United States,
00:23:43.640Israel will not be inclined to escalate or carry out very aggressive attacks during this time.
00:23:53.920But I don't know if that condition exists yet.
00:24:00.580We have a big wild card called Donald Trump's ego.
00:24:04.280And we just don't know if he's – does he still want the Nobel Peace Prize or does he want to be seen as a man who won a war?
00:24:11.460Because these are the things that seem to be driving him, his reputation as opposed to the legitimate national security needs of the United States.
00:24:19.700You mentioned something interesting where Iran needs to hit Israel hard enough to get them to stop.
00:24:25.960But at the same time, it can't be so catastrophic that it forces U.S. intervention to a significant degree.
00:24:32.500So we've seen them attack Tel Aviv and we've seen them attack Haifa.
00:24:36.760What specific locations would you target from this point forward to kind of achieve that objective where you're hitting them hard enough but not so hard that you're forcing U.S. intervention?
00:25:03.980I would triple down on the Kirya, the place where the Israeli military headquarters is, the IDF headquarters.
00:25:12.780I would flatten it, literally flatten it.
00:25:15.020I would pound it with so much that it just didn't exist anymore.
00:25:17.560I don't know if I were the Iranians if I would engage in targeted assassination because I think, you know, it's immoral.
00:25:27.040It might be legally justifiable under certain circumstances, but I don't see Iran doing that because that could also drag in the United States.
00:25:36.840But they've got to keep the United States out of this war.
00:25:39.280That's absolutely essential right now, not to allow this thing to escalate so that America is directly involved.
00:25:44.500Because void of that, I think they can grind Israel down in very short order.
00:25:50.240There was talks that Israel is going to hit Iran's oil infrastructure, you know, try to further impede their ability to make money.
00:26:02.460How do you think, given the amount of severity that Israel has been hit with, do you think that's viable?
00:26:07.660And do you think the chance Iran would retaliate with shutting down the Strait of Hormuz?
00:26:14.500I think Iran's made it clear that if its oil industry has been struck or damaged, that it will not just sit there idly, that it will shut the Strait of Hormuz and hold nations to account.
00:26:30.000Now, are they going to attack Arab nations?
00:26:34.440They have rhetoric saying that they will hold to account all nations who have facilitated the attacks against Iran, which, of course, would mean Kuwait, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia.
00:26:46.880But I also believe that it's in their best interest to keep these nations as political tools that Iran could use in support of its policies.
00:27:00.180And so, and they also don't want to attack American military installations because that's, you know, a direct attack.
00:27:09.600I think Iran has got a very delicate balancing act where they have to sustain meaningful pressure on Israel without crossing too many red lines and therefore triggering Western intervention.
00:27:25.800But they have to make sure that every day they hit Israel, Israel gets weaker and weaker and weaker, until which time Israel will surrender.
00:27:36.120Man, and Scott, anytime you got to, let me know whenever you got to go.
00:27:41.120I know we're a little bit short on time here and it's tight, so just let me know when you have to leave.
00:27:46.140How long do you, how much longer do you think this conflict can go for?
00:27:51.000I know you said you think the Iranians have the capacity to last longer than Israel, but realistically speaking, how long do you think this conflict is going to take?
00:27:58.920Because I know Israel said, you know, they'd be doing this bombing campaign Operation Rising Line for at least two to three weeks.
00:28:22.060You know, a lot of times bombing just blows things up.
00:28:24.700It doesn't get the critical infrastructure that you're looking to strike.
00:28:29.860I don't think Israel can last too much longer politically.
00:28:32.700I think that they're suffering horrific losses.
00:28:35.100The skyline in Tehran is just being devastated.
00:28:37.940Israel is being turned into, you know, a just a destroyed country.
00:28:45.440That's why I think you see Donald Trump now starting to become a little bit more aggressive in terms of American military potential, because I think he's being briefed that if this thing is allowed to go on unabated for another week, there may not be an Israel to support.
00:28:58.860So I think we're in a race against time if the Iranians continue to believe that it's in their best interest to put the pedal to the metal, meaning keep the acceleration going in terms of missile attacks.
00:29:12.720We have to see Iran, you know, this is a tough situation for Iran because they have the initiative, meaning that they have established operational control of the war of attrition that's taking place.
00:29:26.940Any pause in this, you know, could be, could be fatal.
00:29:32.780So I think, you know, they need to keep this conflict going and pressure the United States to pressure Israel to accept peace terms that are acceptable to Israel.
00:29:42.180No, I mean, it's, it's, it's, it's very interesting to see.
00:29:48.980I mean, I saw Netanyahu show up to like a day ago or so, he showed up in Tel Aviv and was looking at the damage and you can look at his face that he's like, holy crap, this, you know, I don't think he anticipated that they would hit back this hard.
00:30:03.240How likely do you think it is that Israel would, would use their nuclear weapons at this point, give them the damage?
00:30:10.160I don't, I don't, I don't see Israel using nuclear weapons because to use nuclear weapons, it creates a new political reality that will not end well for Israel.
00:30:21.380So their weapons are for deterrence against nation killing attacks using weapons of mass destruction.
00:30:30.900I don't, I don't see them using nuclear weapons against Iran unless they can prove that Iran has a nuclear weapons program.
00:30:38.120Um, the, there's been talk out there that if Israel does use nuclear weapons against, uh, against, uh, the, the, the Iranian sites that, um, Pakistan may intervene on behalf of, uh, Iran with its own nuclear weapon.
00:30:56.000Um, I don't know the veracity of those claims yet.
00:30:59.260There's some people that claim that it's absolutely true.
00:31:02.100Um, but I, for, there's just any number of reasons why I don't see Israel using nuclear weapons.
00:31:07.420And unfortunately on that note, I do have to go.
00:41:57.660Plus, there's well over 35 to 40 more stuck in the rubble.
00:42:01.020And those numbers are much higher as well.
00:42:03.100But what Israel has done is they've imposed a media blockout.
00:42:05.580They arrested at least four journalists, I believe, of Arab or Palestinian descent.
00:42:10.220We're capturing the footage that we were able to use through the Telegram channels.
00:42:14.140But now we don't have access to that anymore.
00:42:16.140There's some other sources harder to come by.
00:42:17.980But Israel, again, is trying to hide their losses, hide their casualties, hide their numbers.
00:42:22.540Because a lot of their, well, strategic military bases, their airfields, their ports, their energy infrastructure sites that we just mentioned, and the main bases like Nejev, Ramon.
00:42:32.460The Wolves of Oldman struck two, as you might recall, not yet, was it Nejev?
00:42:52.740But that's now the fourth fighter jet, F-35 fighter jet, in addition to F-16s that Iran has been able to successfully destroy.
00:43:01.380And that's, again, that's a real blight and embarrassment for the military industrial complex, which prides itself on producing what they claim are the best fighter jets in the world.
00:43:10.900The F-35 is supposed to be its premier jet.
00:43:12.420Real quick, because you're dishing out the information really quickly.
00:43:15.600And some of my audience might not know some of these locations you're mentioning.
00:43:17.880So just I wanted to clarify, this airbase that they struck, this is the same airbase they struck last year, if I'm not mistaken, right, when they finally retaliated against Israel?
00:44:33.480Can someone put that in the nest for us?
00:44:34.880Because, you know, it's so interesting, because, you know, the Mossad is literally one of their bread and butters is killing Iranian nuclear scientists.
00:44:43.240So for, and they killed nine nuclear scientists on day one, right, if I'm not mistaken, Israel did.
00:44:49.120So this is crazy karma that's coming back.
00:44:55.320So now that we've had, what, we're in day four of the conflict, what are we looking like, guys?
00:45:00.560Who has caused more damage than to the other at this point?
00:45:05.100I know, obviously, Iran sustained some significant damage on their end as well.
00:45:08.560Obviously, day one of Operation Rising Lines, Israel's operation, was very significant.
00:45:13.000They were able to, you know, be behind enemy lines and launch drones and, you know, attack some of the nuclear facilities.
00:45:19.600But at this point, who do you guys say has created more damage and havoc for the other?
00:45:25.580Yeah, I mean, it's a good question to ask.
00:45:27.240It really depends on which media you're going to look at.
00:45:29.300If you look at Israeli media, they're, of course, going to minimize the damage they've incurred and, of course, downplay all the casualties they've suffered.
00:45:35.860And they're, of course, going to exaggerate, grossly exaggerate what they've done to Iran.
00:45:41.820They have, obviously, struck a few sites.
00:46:02.860So then Iran struck back with a cyber attack and actually was able to shut down or interfere with Channel 14 Hebrew News, in addition to also interfering with many of the websites that are provided or enabled in Israel.
00:46:18.580So they came back with a cyber attack.
00:46:20.420Now, the missile attack, allegedly, there were 140.
00:46:22.820It was 140 missile salvo that was sent with drones.
00:46:25.600But apparently, it was mainly drones and definitely some cruise missiles, at least five.
00:46:29.060But, again, with the media blackouts, it's difficult to confirm exactly what's taking place.
00:46:33.980But, yeah, there's been a series of different types of attacks, both from the military side, you know, with missiles, drones, and also the cyber attack as well.
00:46:40.320And, of course, there's a propaganda warfare as well between Israel and Iran.
00:46:44.900Iran has, you know, disclosed what's happened with its site.
00:46:47.920I'm going to give a straight back to you, Trouf.
00:47:06.980Sure, so that's the other apparatus that Iran's been able to hack into, and that's the alarm system that provides the updates to Israelis to hurry up and get in the shelters because there's an incoming missile attack.
00:48:00.620And then others were complaining because normally when they're in the bunker, they get a message every an hour and a half giving an update.
00:48:07.320And they were, like, so triggered because they weren't getting updates.
00:48:32.020So the fact that Iran was able to, I guess, you're saying hack this so they were giving false messages or just completely mess with it all together is pretty significant, man.
00:49:49.440Like, if you notice my page now, I'm tweeting without images because they're basically doing a full-on stranglehold on the images coming out.
00:49:57.980So there's hardly any images coming out from that.
00:50:00.480They're basically arresting people if they report on this.
00:50:03.040So we're being forced to report – we're still reporting on it.
00:50:04.840Of course, you're going to hear the truth of the images, the golden images of everything getting destroyed.
00:52:16.480Got a juicy bit to show that Elon's been collaborating with Mossad.
00:52:20.480So as you know, Elon Musk provided Starlink access to Iranians.
00:52:26.340But this was on June 13th when they orchestrated the first attack.
00:52:29.360Well, as it turns out, Mossad agents were using Starlink because they needed, obviously, internet access to be able to then remotely fire off what they call loitering drones
00:52:41.620and also their spike missiles towards various targets, including air defense systems and also platforms.
00:52:47.220So this was actually done without actual individuals on site.
00:52:53.860It took them a few hours to figure it out before they responded within 12 hours.
00:52:57.080So when Israel claims that it was their air superiority that enabled them to strike, the various targets they claimed they hit, such as the Natanz nuclear facility and also the Fardot one, it's actually false.
00:53:06.320It was done through Mossad's sleeper cells, and Iran's already, again, discovered a bunch of these labs, these cells, and been able to confiscate the equipment.
00:53:17.140And they've arrested multiple agents and also immediately executed them within hours after the arrest.
00:53:50.840So, yeah, no, Iran's, what they're looking to do is essentially dismantle Mossad's internal operations with Iran.
00:53:57.280So they're literally sifting through all these hideout areas or apartments that have just been rented short term and cars rented as well to be able to locate these guys.
00:54:05.560And there's also, obviously, a spying operation going on as well with the citizens, too, that have ratted out numerous individuals they suspect of collaborating with Mossad.
00:54:13.440Because once they can disable that advantage that Israel has, they'll be stuck having to rely on aerial bombardment, which is very difficult for Israel because border F-35s have already been shut down, shot down, including—
00:54:24.660I know day one there was some confusion whether they shot an F-35 down, but is it pretty much confirmed now that they've shot down four different F-35s, Iran has?
00:55:49.860It's the same thing with the fighter jets.
00:55:51.140They use previous patterns that, you know, they've been able to document with all the time spent with the air defense systems in Ukraine, for instance, that Russia's had.
00:56:00.960And they've obviously been inputting that data into their own air defense systems, which is what Russia also helped with while they were there.
00:56:06.580So this way they could detect F-16s and F-35s from, you know, 100, from well over 1,000 kilometers away, which gives them the advantage.
00:56:13.540And that's why Israel hasn't really been doing too many aerial attacks.
00:56:17.860They did one today and they got attacked.
00:56:21.200So when they say that, you know, in Zionist media, they'll say that, you know, that Israel has air superiority and that they're currently monitoring skies of Tehran, those are just drones.
00:58:01.780That's besides the cyber hack, I'm told.
00:58:03.880So, yeah, they're not leaving much to chance, apparently.
00:58:08.400They're going after both military targets, of course, financial targets, energy targets, anything and everything it takes to disable, dismantle, you know, Israel's ability to be able to launch these offensive attacks that are illegal.
00:58:19.220Oh, yeah, a nuclear research center has struck as well.
00:58:27.880Yeah, the Weisman Institute, I saw that.
00:58:29.460They tried to lie and say it wasn't the case.
00:58:31.220But then I went and checked, and it actually is the Weisman Institute to try to give a picture of, like, a different institute, like, a second Weisman Institute they had.
00:58:38.980And they were trying to community note me, and they were all of a sudden speaking to you.
00:59:40.380But, Myron, remember, everyone's down in bunkers.
00:59:43.700They've got, like, so they're hitting these buildings, and then Israelis are coming up in the bunkers afterwards and making it out like it's Gaza,
00:59:52.380like they were in the building or something like that.
00:59:54.900So it is like, you know, they've got a whole bunker system, and they're going down.
01:00:01.040Yeah, their bunker system is actually really effective.
01:00:03.400Like, you've got a very high survival rate in those bunkers.
01:02:03.540The first one is the idea for claiming that there was no malfunction in the interceptor that explored at altitude in the region.
01:02:09.780But obviously, we've got the video, so I don't know how they're flagging that one.
01:02:13.000Iranian outlets are contradicting Israeli outlets, and they have said that they've launched ballistic missiles.
01:02:18.640Remember, some reports were coming out that ballistic missiles haven't been fired, and it's actually only drones, and there's been no hits.
01:02:25.900Obviously, they did a blackout, so they're not allowing any of that information to come out.
01:02:28.920But the Iranians are confirming that they did launch ballistic missiles.
01:02:32.480Furthermore, Iranian TV has said that news was received this evening of the destruction of another F-35 aircraft belonging to the Zionist regime by the air defense systems on the Julfa border.
01:02:43.360Correspondent Dana Kasbah learned that the destroyed fire aircraft is the same one that attacked the Iranian radio and television organization, which was identified and targeted by their air defenses.
01:02:55.100The IRG said, we tagged the base from which the aggression against the radio and television authority building was launched.
01:03:00.960The Israeli artillery shelling resumes in Gaza.
01:03:03.940Obviously, they continue to shell and kill innocents and with the sniper shots.
01:03:07.600The IRG also said we tagged – yeah, we said that one.
01:03:10.780Okay, and an Iranian television employee dies from injuries sustained in the Zionist attack on the building.
01:03:17.140So that's basically another journalist killed by the Israeli Zionist.
01:03:20.220So a journalist, a reporter within the building died.
01:03:22.840Shame on Piers Morgan, who was meant to be a reporter, and then he was encouraging this and didn't even call it out.
01:03:29.260And Joe, can you tell us what the Samson option is real quick, too, for those that don't know in my audience?
01:03:33.100Yeah, so when the author released it, who is a Jewish American, he basically said that this was basically an option to use nukes if Israel was ever overrun, right?
01:03:45.920Although in that book, he did say this is not just to use against the enemy.
01:03:51.400This is to use against everyone, and no one really believed him.
01:03:55.280So like most of us think, okay, Samson option is, look, if Iran takes over Israel, Israel is going to nuke Iran automatically, right?
01:04:04.740Well, the information that was released is Seymour Hersh was right.
01:04:10.180They have all the targets of where they would launch nukes if it's ever overrun.
01:04:14.380Those include Washington, D.C., New York City, L.A., that base we have, NORAD, in Colorado, Berlin, Paris, London, Beijing, Tokyo, and many other cities.
01:04:31.480So if Israel's ever overrun, they have a document to basically blow up to every major city around the world, even people who were their allies.
01:04:40.620And that information's been out since 1991, no one believed it, that as of yesterday, we now have proof that that is absolutely 100% true, which is the craziest thing out of this whole conflict, to me, anyway.
01:04:55.780So basically, if they're threatened, they're going to—I mean, how many nuclear bombs does Israel even have at this point?
01:05:02.480400, supposedly, more or less, is what the estimates are. 400 or more.
01:06:42.160But they disclosed that they'd obtained tens of thousands of documents from Assad's database.
01:06:47.780And so a few of the documents, they haven't revealed at all.
01:06:49.860There's a ton of information there, a ton of data there.
01:06:51.980One of the bits was that the IAEA was actively collaborating with Israel to disclose sensitive and personal information about the Iranian nuclear scientists that they've assassinated.
01:07:04.260In addition to that, it also revealed the secret locations of where some Israeli nuclear sites are that nobody knows about.
01:07:12.480Everyone knows about the Mona and Nejev, but they don't know about the other ones.
01:07:15.240So, Iran has that, and that's where Iran was able to find out about Israel's Samson option and the cities that Joel mentioned that Israel intends to target.
01:07:23.540So, this is verified information directly from Mossad and Israel's database.
01:07:44.680If you're living in those cities in Colorado, New York, L.A., et cetera.
01:07:48.360So, when I was talking with Scott earlier, you know, Scott is pretty much, you know, he was saying, look, like, Israel can't win this conflict.
01:07:55.520They're going to, you know, the only chance of any type of victory is they're going to need significant U.S. intervention at this point.
01:08:03.740And I know Trump is, you know, meeting with the people and trying to figure out if they're going to do it.
01:08:10.940But even if we did, that would be us bringing in a B-2 bomber and bombing this facility in the mountain.
01:08:17.180But even then, man, I mean, to affect the regime change, you'd pretty much need boots on the ground.
01:08:22.100So, I'm trying to, like, play devil's advocate here.
01:08:25.740I'm trying to think of a way where the Israelis are going to win this conflict.
01:08:29.320Is there any other way – I mean, maybe dropping a nuclear bomb, but, you know, when I asked Scott that, he said he think that would create some really bad political ramifications for them utilizing a bomb.
01:08:53.140Yeah, they won't be able to last three weeks.
01:08:55.080I mean, my opinion is slightly different to truth.
01:08:56.620I think that if this was to continue, it would harm both Israel and Iran.
01:09:02.520And so, the only – basically, Israel definitely cannot win.
01:09:07.200Israel has never won on its own, ever.
01:09:09.400If you look at all the wars in the past, whether it's 48, 66, 72, every single time, they've always needed the support of the actual real power, whether it was the Brits or the Americans.
01:09:21.620But what they can do is, obviously, they can give damage to Iran.
01:09:25.980And, obviously, they need – still need the defense of America to get limited damage, but they'll still have damage.
01:09:31.820So, it'll end up harming both people significantly.
01:09:34.620But if it was one-on-one, they'd be damaged a lot more and Iran a lot less.
01:09:38.340But with the current situation where they're getting a lot of defense, it's probably a decent amount of damage to both sides.
01:09:43.820So, all that'll happen is both will just tumble into, like, really –
01:09:46.920You know what the scary part is, guys, is, you know, this is with Israel actually shooting down missiles.
01:09:52.980They're still incurring all this damage while shooting down a significant amount of missiles.
01:09:57.640So, that tells me, you know, once they run out of interceptors, because it's just a matter of time until they do,
01:10:04.020they won't be able to – their interceptors won't be able to keep up with all the missiles coming in because it's just simply cheaper for Iran to send missiles
01:10:11.940than it is for Israel to shoot them down, you know, from financial attrition and just resource attrition.
01:10:17.440Like, they won't be able to keep this up.
01:10:19.400So, I mean, there's no telling what will happen once they run out of interceptors.
01:10:45.820So, look, with respect to the air defense systems that Israel has, we've now seen it a few times backfire on itself,
01:10:51.540and the missile would actually reverse course and strike, for instance, a site in Tel Aviv.
01:10:56.520It hasn't been striking down a lot of missiles.
01:10:58.820That's just Zionist media portraying that because they, of course, want to continue to maintain the invincible aura of the air defense systems
01:11:06.480that they admit themselves is only about 90 percent effective when swarmed with drones.
01:11:10.420They're not really able to strike out any of the ballistic missiles, hardly any of them,
01:11:15.460because they're usually, one, drained out, and, two, they're not able to track the course of the supersonic ballistic missiles,
01:15:40.340So we believe the damage is much more significant than this because they're going to minimize it in order to, you know, continue that propaganda campaign to give people hope.
01:17:11.720Yeah, 2.86 billion, that's the exact amount.
01:17:14.400So they've had 2.86 billion dollars of damage just from this bombing, and that's their estimate.
01:17:19.560It's probably more, because you have to remember, I believe in the genocide in Gaza, they spent 85 billion, right?
01:17:28.340And in the fight with Iran, you basically got where they're having to use planes and refuel and so on and so forth.
01:17:36.960I believe it costs them, is it 300 million?
01:17:39.660I can't remember when I was reading this earlier.
01:17:40.980It's 300 million, I believe, when someone else has got a different figure.
01:17:44.680So if it's costing them like 300 to 500 million a day, which is almost half a billion a day, and then they sustained 2 billion of damage in four days, so it's another half a million.
01:17:56.940Basically, it's costing them almost a billion a day, maybe more.
01:17:59.320Like how much more longer can they sustain that?
01:18:02.920Remember, that was just from True Promise 1.
01:18:05.080It was over a billion dollars spent on all the Interceptor missiles for the drones, the 300 drones and missiles.
01:18:09.520So now it's fully depleting their systems, and it's several days in a row.
01:18:15.040So that's just cost of damage, don't forget.
01:18:17.360Then you have to include all the cost of the Interceptor missiles they've used in the five-tier air defense system, consisting of what Patriot, the Iron Dome, Thad, Arrow, and of course, David Sling.
01:18:39.400This is why I'm saying, like, the damage seems like half a billion dollars a day, and then all the rest of it is probably half a billion dollars.
01:18:44.660They're probably spending like a billion a day at the moment.
01:18:46.160Man, yeah, it's, uh, this is, this is.
01:18:51.840Bruce, don't forget that context that I sent you.
01:18:57.520Yeah, what Nathan was able to provide for me was data on whether Israel would have any chance of winning any of its wars or what would happen in the event that it wasn't getting support from the U.S., U.K., France, Germany, et cetera, all of its allies.
01:19:10.400And the bombardment would be, you know, multiples higher than what it is now, and they would ultimately lose and be conceding immediately if they didn't have help.
01:19:19.060They wouldn't even launch the attack, I suspect, unless they're crazy enough to, because, again, they just don't have the, they don't have the ability.
01:19:26.100Their air defense systems are, they've now been disproven.
01:19:31.260And, you know, their refinery's already been destroyed, so they have to be relying on oil imports.
01:19:36.260But all their ports have been destroyed or destroyed or inactive or bankrupt.
01:19:39.660So, you know, they're in a very bad position, and that's with all the help they're receiving.
01:19:44.360Nathan, were you going to add something on top of that?
01:19:47.300No, well, basically, I just want people to, you know, be reminded that this is not just Iran versus Israel.
01:19:54.000This is Iran versus Israel versus the U.S. versus the U.K.
01:19:58.820Because not only are they helping them defensively, they're also helping them on offensive operations as well.
01:20:04.360You've got to remember, the Americans are helping to clear their pathway that allows them to reach Iran.
01:20:11.120Also, they're helping them with intelligence.
01:20:13.740And then you have the British as well who's helping with intelligence.
01:20:16.800And with the American defense systems that they have around the region, all that, if I remember correctly, the F-35 can literally tap into that.
01:20:27.160The system, the way it's designed, it can connect to all these systems, including the ones on the ground, which allows it to extend its range a lot further than if it didn't have those.
01:20:37.940So I just think this is a very important context because people keep losing sight that this is just like, oh, this is Iran versus Israel.
01:20:45.880And I think that when you take into account or ask the question, who's winning, these important facts have to be taken into account.
01:21:40.400It seems like this is possibly U.S. moving and joining the war.
01:21:43.960He said, during the weekend, I ordered the deployment of additional forces and capabilities to the U.S. Central Command in the Middle East.
01:21:50.000This additional deployment aims to strengthen our defensive capabilities.
01:21:53.340So, again, he's not giving away too much about what that's about.
01:21:58.120From inside the new Asghar camp, now near the camp, blah, blah, blah, large number of people decide.
01:22:06.500Traffic cameras in Israel have been shut down.
01:22:10.720Israeli supporters, the regime has ordered closed circuit and traffic cameras to be turned off.
01:22:15.560And the reason is, obviously, they don't want them to disseminate...
01:22:18.400Oh, he says, yeah, they even made extensive efforts over the past four days to prevent the dissemination of images of missile attacks and successful strikes.
01:22:25.040So, they're shooting off traffic cameras to make sure that you don't know exactly what's going on.
01:22:29.860There's a joint Arab-Islamic statement, which is,
01:22:32.900Israel attacks constitutes a flagrant violation of international law and human rights.
01:22:38.340Israeli police are preventing journalists from filming in Haifa.
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01:25:04.260You should have read part of that last one I sent you with the Secretary General.
01:25:12.020I'll just read the first paragraph because it's literally, it just backs up exactly what I just said.
01:25:17.620So he says the United States has shut down Iraqi radars, providing an aerial corridor for Zionist aircraft through Iraqi airspace, which it has controlled for over two decades as part of its occupation presence in Iraq to carry out its aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran.
01:25:37.780So basically, he's literally just confirming exactly what I just said.
01:28:58.080Everyone should immediately evacuate Tehran.
01:29:01.960Michael, have you been following the events today?
01:29:03.860What do you think about what's going on?
01:29:05.480I'm getting caught up through you guys, but I hope this isn't what we think it is, which is what Trump's saying.
01:29:13.100After all the other comments, we'll have to see how it develops.
01:29:16.280But I like, again, another day of seeing great cyber and great attacks from Iran.
01:29:23.280I mean, I just think it's scary that we could actually potentially be going up against a power that we're really outmatched for a long-term war with.
01:29:31.980Michael, can you mention what you told us yesterday about how America struggled with Houthis or Ansar Allah's naval ships?
01:41:54.920And while the U.S. has been breaking down its infrastructure, and especially its people,
01:42:01.600through various means, including education, and through, you know, things that would cause
01:42:05.760mental health issues, you see countries like China and Iran have been building up their
01:42:10.660technologies and the infrastructure, especially China has been going, you know, doing extremely
01:42:15.820well with their technology and their economy is just fine, as opposed to the narrative and
01:42:22.020the propaganda that's been spread, not to mention Russia.
01:42:24.720So, the kinds of things that Russia has and China has, and their, you know, their access with Iran is not to be underestimated.
01:42:33.760So, is the Tehran, the Iranian air defense system, advanced?
01:42:39.660A lot more advanced than people would like to believe, obviously.
01:42:42.760By the way, Iran has always been a country that has really promoted education and technology, etc.
01:42:54.740So, it's, you know, they have been behind so much cyber hacking, and there's some talk lately, I don't know if you guys saw that, that some of the cyber attacks are going through cell phones in Israel, etc.
01:43:04.740So, it's unsurprising that the technology is extremely advanced at this point there.
01:43:11.260Some more breaking news, Trump has probably put a long, sorry, put a shot on crude oil because the U.S. crude future rise, sorry, so he's put a long on this, sorry.
01:43:27.560U.S. crude oil futures rise following Trump's statement on evacuating Iran.
01:43:37.240Do you want to explain, well, I know what the answer is, but just for the audience, do you want to explain that?
01:43:40.820So, basically what's happened is, because he's announced, essentially, he's telling everyone to evacuate Iran, Tehran, that's made oil prices increase.
01:43:49.900If you can explain to the audience, A, why oil prices increase, B, how that'll impact the market, and C, you know, what else, economically, the issue, the reason for the implications behind it.
01:44:06.580So, in general, like, if this was actually a formal declaration of war and U.S. was actually going to go to war with Iran, you'd expect oil prices to go up to something like $120.
01:44:19.940I'm just going to look at them right now and see what the latest price is.
01:44:25.400I don't know, Joe, have you got it in front of you?
01:45:21.900And, you know, they were going through rounds of negotiation.
01:45:24.820I think they were on the sixth round of negotiation, had a planned meeting on Oman on Sunday.
01:45:29.780And we basically allowed Iran to get their guard down and Israel used that opportunity to sneak attack them.
01:45:38.540So diplomacy is a door that's pretty much closed at this point.
01:45:41.780You know, I don't think the Iranians will even come to the table, let alone try to negotiate anything when it comes to a nuclear deal at this point.
01:45:50.560Because, you know, the whole the whole reason why this thing was kind of doomed from the start was because enrichment, like the U.S. saying, like, you can't do any enrichment.
01:46:01.240That was a nonstarter for the Iranians.
01:46:04.220I got to be objective here and be critical of even my government.
01:46:07.120Trump ripped up the nuclear deal in 2018.
01:46:09.000So what's to stop him from doing another deal and then ripping it up later on down the road?
01:46:15.760So not only has Trump shown that he isn't, you know, to be trusted when it comes to a nuclear deal, but he also conducted his negotiations in bad faith and used it as a ploy to allow the Israelis to attack them.
01:46:26.840So there's no fucking way they're coming to the table at this point.
01:46:29.940And then this operation that they conducted, they they did a bunch of assassinations on high ranking people in the military.
01:46:36.980They killed a bunch of nuclear scientists through precise strikes.
01:47:13.760And now they're looking at it like, OK, now we're absolutely going to make a bomb or we're absolutely going to enrich at a higher level because the Americans can't be trusted.
01:47:20.280And Israel conducting this operation has just added more fuel to the fucking flames.
01:47:26.260And, you know, we've got to start being honest and criticizing our government here and saying, look, if you guys actually want peace with Iran and you guys want it where them and Israel can maybe come to some kind of agreement, we've got to be realistic when it comes to diplomacy.
01:47:40.440And telling them that they can't enrich uranium is just not going to happen.
01:49:04.820You know, Israel will not be able to, you know, tolerate continuously getting attacked like this.
01:49:09.920You know, I'm sure they're already starting to have second thoughts.
01:49:12.280We're trying to, you know, well, we already know that they're begging the United States to come in and intervene.
01:49:17.240And even if we came in, I don't know if we'd be able to save them.
01:49:20.280And they only have themselves to blame at this point.
01:49:23.020So this is really bad diplomacy from Donald Trump.
01:49:29.660And I'm actually really disappointed and pissed off because I voted for him to literally avoid what we're seeing going on right now.
01:49:35.600I voted for him to not bring us into more wars.
01:49:39.160I voted for him to end the conflict in Russia and Ukraine.
01:49:41.700And I voted for him to kneel, reel the Israeli regime in and stop the fucking wars across the Middle East because I knew that, you know, Biden and Kamala Harris could not control Netanyahu.
01:49:54.460And what we've seen where Trump is, you know, though there has been times where he's been able to reel in Netanyahu a little bit, you know, he still also enables them and gives them everything that they need.
01:50:04.720And, you know, this is it's just it's just very sad to see.
01:50:08.460And it's funny because if I'm not mistaken, it's been a year anniversary, no, the 10 year anniversary of when he announced that he was going to become president or he was going to run for office.
01:50:16.620And the Trump back then, when he went famously went down that escalator and announced his presidency, that was the Donald Trump that used to make fun of Marco Rubio for taking Zionist Adelson money.
01:50:26.760He used to make fun of him and say, you're controlled.
01:50:31.380Ten years later, he's now taking Adelson money and Marco Rubio is his fucking secretary of state.
01:50:36.260So how the tables have fucking turned and he's done a win 80 from the president that he used to be, man.
01:50:41.480And it really fucking pisses me off because there's a very high likelihood that we're going to intervene to keep Israel from being destroyed because the Zionist lobby is so fucking powerful in America.
01:50:52.320You got billionaires like fucking dumbass Bill Ackman rallying the U.S. government to intervene and save Israel.
01:51:34.380The first thing he said as he entered is he really pissed off the European leaders by saying he would like to turn the G7 meeting into a G8 meeting and add Russia, which is very interesting.
01:51:46.560But I haven't heard much about whether the discussions, but no doubt there would have been a lot of discussions around what's happening in Iran right now.
01:51:57.560And, you know, what makes this even more comical, right, this entire situation, is that this conflict is being fought over nuclear weapons.
01:52:07.040And the country that's instigating this conflict over nuclear weapons has an illegal nuclear weapons program.
01:52:18.160You know, it's it's I think if the American public knew that Israel has an illegal, unacknowledged nuclear program that was sustained through the theft of American technology.
01:52:32.480Support for Israel would literally drop off precipitously overnight.
01:52:36.380It's just that most Americans, number one, don't even know they got nuclear weapons.
01:52:39.840And then number two, if they do know, they don't know how they got them and how they illegally got them.
01:52:44.080So for Israel to sit there and wag the finger at Iran and say, you can't have nuclear weapons and we're going to go ahead and get the United States to also help us with making sure that you don't have nuclear weapons is comical at best.
01:52:55.920Because we've seen Israel start far more conflicts than Iran has.
02:03:55.840And it's very sad to see a America First idea go from no foreign wars, no intervention, no Middle East nonsense, to supporting them, moving their freights over there, getting ready to go support Israel in this war.
02:04:16.340And I feel like we're right now, we're at the cusp of this forever war.
02:04:22.480And it's yet worse from here, unfortunately.
02:04:24.540I just, I'm very, not Molly Blackfield, but I just am looking at the way things are and just see the reality of it.
02:04:30.740And it's just frustrating to be in this loop and kind of screams the void and say, it's happening all over again.
02:04:36.380And, you know, just, we're helpless, it's not helpless, but we're pretty much in a spot where our current leaders and government are aligned with Israel.
02:04:46.260All right, let's go ahead and see what Charlie Kirk has to say here.
02:04:49.320I'm going to read some of the chats, guys, and then I'll go back into the space because for some odd reason it won't let me mute the tab.
02:06:45.360Negaz Graper says, it's funny that Israelis be all over this gram screaming out Iran is the censor striking civilian areas.
02:06:51.120Like, bro, no shit, the missiles will come through civilian areas like blame your Zionist government for internally building their military base inside civilian areas, which are legitimate military targets.
02:13:17.240I don't know who the fuck this guy is.
02:13:23.020Pro-establishment, pro-corporations, pro-war, pro a lot of things that classically the left wasn't.
02:13:31.480And you've seen the complete destruction implosion in the left.
02:13:33.900And I thought that actually the left needs to lose or Democrats need to lose in order for them to realign their positions a bit more and a lot more better.
02:13:42.460Because in reality, we're not going to change anything.
02:13:44.180If it was Harris or Trump, both, I would have continued the war and the genocide.
02:13:51.140And with Trump, there was this small hope, slightly smaller hope, that there would be some kind of peace in the situation there.
02:14:26.920A lot of people who are anti-Trump and pro-Trump have confirmed that this was the case.
02:14:31.700So some part of his history has indicated that when there is this for push to go to war, he's kind of said no in that situation, whereas Harris and Biden haven't.
02:14:49.980Biden was also – so you're giving Trump credit for, by his own telling, being 10 minutes away from the final authorization to launch bombs against Iran?
02:15:02.980Like, taking the country and the world up to that knife's edge is something that's supposed to redound to Trump's credit.
02:15:09.020Biden never got anywhere close to that level of direct U.S. hostilities with Iran.
02:15:32.740I don't think I need to prove that in so many words.
02:15:35.180But did you know that we only have a problem in Iran at the scale and the magnitude that we currently have because we involved ourselves in regime change?
02:15:47.160America has a long history of regime change with Iran.
02:15:51.360Historically, Iran was then called Persia way back in the 1930s, 40s, and 50s.
02:15:58.580It was ruled by a Shah, an absolute monarch.
02:16:02.120During World War II, the British and the Soviets invaded Iran because they were worried that it would ally with Hitler.
02:16:10.020They deposed the ruling Shah, throwing the country into turmoil.
02:16:14.860The Shah's son took power, but then he was overthrown too.
02:16:17.660So, Iran came under the rule of a prime minister who had a lot of popular support.
02:16:23.200But to be honest, he was kind of a communist.
02:17:34.560And by the way, our government lied about it for years.
02:17:37.920The CIA and MI6 assisted the Iranian military in overthrowing Mosak did.
02:17:42.780They lied about it and finally declassified files showed that, no, we were involved and we got rid of the democratically elected, somewhat communistic Mosak did, interfering with the self-determination of the Iranian people.
02:17:56.840Because we said, what could be worse than this guy?
02:28:46.200Man Chat I I think I think it's official chat I think I think we've officially I think we've officially answered guys if what Dom said is true
02:31:44.960Yeah, no, I'm here. I can hear you guys. I just joined in now. Uh, yes, myron. I just heard the sky
02:31:50.240Called you out and I thought it's a bit tight if you don't get a chance to defend yourself because apparently everyone has the right to defend themselves
02:31:56.160So michael if you want to relay up a point where you said because you did go quite long into attacking him while he wasn't here
02:32:00.880And then he can defend himself. Yeah, like i'm not a regular listener of myron's program
02:32:05.360I can't imagine getting that much value out of it. Frankly, sorry to be
02:38:58.080I voted for trump for a multitude of different reasons. I explained that to you
02:39:00.880It's not just what's going on in the middle east a bunch of different reasons
02:39:04.560Do you think kamala harris would have done better with middle east and foreign policy than trump right now?
02:39:08.160I didn't support kamala harris you supported donald trump actively and publicly and consistently
02:39:12.880Okay, so you didn't even vote you you're not even on air
02:39:17.360Celebrating it. I think she was a better i'm sorry
02:39:20.160I think trump was a significantly better candidate than kamala in almost every regard especially when it comes to foreign policy
02:39:26.080If you here's the thing you didn't even vote you weren't even involved
02:39:29.600It would have been one of those two that was president. I looked at it like he was the lesser of the two evils and he was a better candidate
02:39:34.720All right, that's what I look at it now
02:39:36.400Like I said before you at least at least what does that have to do with anything?
02:39:41.760What does that have to do with anything, dude?
02:39:43.360What does that have to do with anything because you're you're you're now trying to retroactively make a claim like it was just
02:39:48.080No, i'm telling you because you don't know my position
02:39:51.040You don't know my position when you were out you're out there as a public trump advocate
02:45:39.360That's that's fealty. That's just boosterism. That's aimless promotion of a politician based on a totally
02:45:47.840False depiction of him that you were peddling to your audience
02:45:51.360Michael can I just give some breaking news and i'll give it straight
02:45:53.440You're being completely disingenuous here in your arguments so trump has posted a few more posts on truth social
02:45:59.600He said america first means many great things including the fact that america cannot sorry iran cannot have a nuclear weapon
02:46:07.280Make america great again and earlier he promote he posted
02:46:10.880Somebody please explain to kooky took a carlson that iran cannot have a nuclear weapon
02:46:16.720Israel channel 4 news have claimed that trump is expected to sign an executive order within the next few hours to formally join the war
02:46:23.360So those are just the latest and breaking news. That's the last ones by israeli media
02:46:27.520Yeah, so the other thing. I want to say to you
02:46:30.560Said in november of 2024 not like decades ago or in some ancient times
02:46:36.400That one of the reasons why everybody should go out and vote for trump. Yes
02:46:39.680You was that he was going to finally reign again
02:46:42.240Okay, so okay on the mark. I i'm so i'm looking forward to following okay, let me let me uh again rumble analysis again
02:46:49.920Such again. Here's the thing you're so you're so honed in you're so honed in on the israeli angle again
02:46:56.480I voted for trump. Let me go through this because
02:46:58.160We're talking about a war that's erupting in the middle east. You idiot. Hold on. That's what we're honed in on hold on fat boy. Okay, hold on
02:47:05.120When I voted for trump, I voted for him for multiple reasons number one
02:47:08.080Helping with the free speech when it comes to social media platforms, which has happened his being tough on the immigration
02:47:12.640Which he's done shut down the border. We're seeing deportations a significantly better immigration policy than what we saw under the biden administration
02:47:19.920I also voted for him because I knew that you would at least open up dialogue with russia and try to potentially end the conflict
02:47:27.680Which one because because you're you're because you're ignoring the fact
02:47:31.360Because you're ignoring the fact you're ignoring the fact that I voted for him for for more than just one issue
02:47:36.240I'm not a single issue voter. I voted for him for multiple different reasons
02:47:39.200Well, one of the issues that you claim you were voting for trump based on and that you advocated others vote for him on was that he was going to
02:47:45.360Constrain netanyahu and tell him his fun was going to be over
02:47:47.920He would have done he would have done bet he's doing better on netanyahu than kamala harris would have and i'm
02:49:33.600You have you simply you simply have a personal beef with people that on the right. It's very obvious
02:49:38.800You've been mentioning rumble. You've been mentioning this again. You're coming in here
02:49:42.080Angry at me for one of the many reasons
02:49:45.520For one of for one of the many reasons for one of the many reasons I voted for trump
02:49:51.280Okay, again, like I said before I voted for him for many different reasons
02:49:55.600Okay, I still think and you I still think I still think
02:50:00.880He is doing a significantly better job
02:50:04.160With dealing with israel than the kamala harris than kamala harris would have and the biden administration
02:50:08.880Okay, because the democrats were doing the same exact shit
02:50:13.120It's just that they were trying to look tough about it when they were out in public
02:50:16.480But they were giving all the same aid. They were letting everything happen
02:50:19.280The democrats were not doing the same exact shit with respect to iran. That's just not true. Oh, really?
02:50:24.640Trump came into office and that and with
02:50:27.040And he made them broke the democrats made iran broke to iran. He made iran broke
02:50:31.680They weren't able to fund their proxies
02:50:34.720They weren't able to fund their proxies when trump was in iran was broke
02:50:38.480Okay, they could not fund their proxies and those proxies led directly to october 7 that trump placed and they led directly to october 7 of
02:50:47.360Revenue is that what you're saying was that?
02:50:50.640So you were in favor of the crippling sanctions known as a maximum pressure policy
02:50:56.240That trump imposed on iran because it deprived iran of revenue to fund their proxies. Is that what you're saying?
02:51:02.560It did slow them down were such weaklings that they deviated from that policy. Is that your argument?
02:51:07.280No, no, no, what I am saying is that he
02:51:10.720Significantly impeded iran's ability tomorrow breaking news. This is huge
02:51:15.280uh trump this is a con to fox news, so we kind of ignored the
02:51:20.080Israeli news one for the fox news at present from request the nsc
02:51:23.360nsc to be prepared in the situation room
02:51:27.280For looks like it's likely for war with iran. I'm sorry
02:51:30.720China just ordered its citizens out of israel immediately
02:51:34.880Well, maybe when that happens myron can claim he can tell us how he was correct about trump reigning in netanyahu
02:51:39.840And then he can pivot to all kinds of kinds of other extraneous arguments and assertions for why
02:51:45.520Nothing about what he said during the 2024 campaign
02:51:51.920You're you're honing in on one tweet in 2024, but you don't look at all the times i've criticized trump
02:51:56.160I find it absolutely fucking incredible and disingenuous into your argument
02:51:59.680How you will sit there and take one tweet from 2024 and you ignore the hundreds of tweets of where i've criticized them on his support of israel
02:52:06.080Why he needs to do better in certain foreign policy when it comes to middle east you ignore all of that
02:52:10.240And then also you ignore the fact that I voted for him for a multitude of different reasons that don't just concern foreign policy with israel
02:52:15.520It concerns foreign policy with russia. It concerns immigration and it can uh, it concerns
02:52:19.600Uh law enforcement concerns a multitude of different things and you want to sit there and hone in on one fucking tweet from 2024
02:52:25.600Where I said look, I think he's gonna do a better job of controlling netanyahu
02:52:28.400You won't even admit that that one which I still think which I still think he would have done a better job than kamala
02:52:34.640Is he doing the best job ever about a comparison to kamala?
02:52:37.200It is a comparison because there were two candidates. It is a comparison. See this the problem
02:52:41.520It is a comparison because there were two different candidates and what i'm saying is look it might not be the best
02:52:46.240But I think he would have done better than kamala harris and I stand on that now with that said right
02:52:50.640Is it exactly what I wanted? No, but I think again
02:52:54.400He did better than biden administration. He would have done better than kamala harris
02:52:57.920It was the better candidate at the time and that's why I endorsed him and I still endorse him
02:53:02.100And I think he's better than what kamala harris would have done
02:53:03.940Now you want to sit here and sit on your moral high ground and be like well, I didn't vote at all
02:53:07.700So you actually lied and you did xyz. I still think he's a better candidate significantly and most americans agree with me
02:53:13.780If you got a personal vendetta with trump because it's obvious you fucking do as well as people on the right wing
02:55:02.820At least being able to deal with the israelis in a better sense than the biden administration did who are basically asleep at the fucking wheel
02:55:08.660When uh, everything happened with october 7th and the retaliation
02:55:12.900You clearly have a vendetta against trump and you think that i'm one of these guys that's scared to criticize him when i've literally tweeted hundreds of times
02:55:19.060Criticizing trump, but you want to hone in on one tweet from 2024. It's a disingenuous inauthentic and it's a fucking uh
02:55:26.820What so fucking ever at all because you don't even know my position
02:55:29.700You admitted that at the top of the debate that oh, I don't even really watch your content
02:55:32.580But i'm gonna pull this tweet up from 2024 instead of looking at the hours of content that I put out
02:55:36.580Where i've been critical of trump on his foreign policy, especially with israel
02:55:42.740Okay, well, I think people might be bored by this
02:55:45.300Yeah, so clearly. Yeah, you're here for entertainment. You're not even here to have a real discussion. Oh, I think people are gonna be bored by this
02:55:51.540Argue to argue you're not even here in good faith, which just proved it just now with your last statement. You're right. I'm not here in good faith
02:55:56.740You're not you're not any vendetta against random people
03:00:32.640Dude came in to argue in bad faith 100%
03:00:36.280And then oh well you got a trump sweater. Well, you're fat who gives a fuck
03:00:40.200Because the only reason I even made a ad hominem attack because he was sitting around talking about I was prancing around in the trump sweater
03:00:45.980What does that have to do with anything?
03:00:49.560Who is this fucking guy anyway? I don't even know this motherfucker is. Let's look at this fucking fat ass, dude