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00:02:36.840 well i think we have to start with the massive chicken war criminal that i don't know how you

00:02:50.260 piece those two together, but somehow or another

00:02:52.260 people are doing it. He's a chicken 0.76

00:02:54.060 and a war criminal. 0.99

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00:02:57.980 things, I can't take, I just,

00:02:59.980 I can't take the know-it-alls.

00:03:02.160 And I apologize if

00:03:04.260 I seem to be one of those people

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00:03:12.200 my opinion isn't worth much more than anybody

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00:03:16.140 But I have to tell you, last night I almost

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00:03:19.360 this oh and every day it is like that's the finish that's the finish line that's the answer

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00:03:38.400 and looking at what happened yesterday i'm going to give you some few keys to unlock maybe some

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00:06:05.620 the chicken war criminal. Yesterday, it was kind of one of those days where everybody suddenly knew 0.52

00:06:12.820 exactly how the world was going to end. Before 7 o'clock, before 7 p.m. Eastern, you could scroll

00:06:19.060 for maybe, maybe 30 seconds and find somebody absolutely certain we were all going to burn

00:06:24.500 to death in the fiery furnace of Donald Trump's nuclear war. He was about to wipe out an entire

00:06:31.220 civilization and he said it so he meant it nuclear nuclear war war criminal war criminal

00:06:39.240 was being thrown around like it was already settled law calls for removal panic dressed up

00:06:45.660 as analysis people speaking with total confidence about decisions that were made and they weren't

00:06:51.760 even in the room for and i heard it all day long and i kept asking the same question over and nobody

00:06:57.280 wanted to act nobody wanted to sit with this even for a second my question yesterday was wait a

00:07:03.680 minute wait a minute wait a minute when has the president ever told the world exactly what he was

00:07:08.800 going to do when has not just this president any president ever said you know what we're going in

00:07:17.980 and we're going to hit these targets at this time when does he ever say when let me get let me give

00:07:25.660 you one example here here's one of the many many many examples here's the president a year ago

00:07:32.400 talking to a reporter about striking iran listen

00:07:35.680 sarah uh i mean uh ricky you have that well we had it but essentially he told them they were 1.00

00:07:45.360 stupid for asking when he might do it that's a stupid stupid question okay he never does it 0.99

00:07:50.360 that's a good sock puppet rendition of what we had planned for you um that's i mean that's what 1.00

00:07:55.480 he said he's like that i would be stupid for telling you this you don't broadcast your military 0.97

00:08:01.720 plans to your own press let alone tell the people you're targeting okay said this yesterday wait a 0.94

00:08:09.140 minute this doesn't make sense if you do you're not negotiating you're performing and if you're

00:08:17.720 performing you're putting lives at risk for the sake of optics president doesn't do that

00:08:24.420 okay so what happened instead well the iranians spent the day preparing for the thing

00:08:32.760 uh they were told was coming they moved assets they positioned people quite honestly

00:08:39.200 because of what donald trump said they told the the world exactly who they are well our people

00:08:48.140 in our country were calling our president a war criminal they said nothing about the iranians

00:08:54.000 revealing who they really are you know in case of war we evacuate people right there's war coming

00:09:01.560 let's get people out of this area that might be target what did they do they put civilians in and

00:09:07.840 around the key strike areas power plants infrastructure all the locations they assumed

00:09:14.160 were on a list they moved their own people into harm's way and nobody even asked how many people

00:09:20.920 there were volunteers. Do you suppose they were all volunteers? They put their own people in

00:09:28.780 harm's way. That's a war crime. So here's key number one. The Iranians were not reacting to 0.90

00:09:37.800 a strike. They were reacting to a message they believed. There's a big difference there.

00:09:44.960 And while that was happening, the rhetoric here just kept going up and up and up and up. He's

00:09:50.880 insane. He's going to wipe out an entire civilization with a nuke. He's going to drag 1.00

00:09:57.380 us into something we can't control. He wants nuclear war. And then a clock came and went

00:10:06.320 and nothing. No nuclear strike, no mass leveling of cities, no sudden collapse into world war.

00:10:12.040 Instead, he announces a pause, a two-week ceasefire mediated in part by Pakistan.

00:10:19.820 Conditional, structured, tied into something very, very specific, the Strait of Hormuz, opening safely.

00:10:26.980 Negotiations are continuing.

00:10:29.340 Neither side trusts each other, but both sides stepping back for just a minute.

00:10:35.500 Now, if everybody truly believed we were headed for nuclear war and our president was going to be a war criminal,

00:10:43.200 Which everybody said you would expect the kind of reaction that came about, you know, when JFK and the Russians backed away from nukes in the Cuban Missile Crisis.

00:10:54.840 How did how did Americans react?

00:10:57.180 A sigh of relief and gratitude that leadership on both sides backed away from the brink.

00:11:04.180 That's not the way we reacted last night.

00:11:06.640 Nope.

00:11:07.360 No pause from the voices shouting about nuclear war.

00:11:11.580 nuclear war criminals now a chicken what the same voices just flipped now he's weak now he blinked

00:11:22.260 now he didn't have the nerve and i kept reading reading these things last night thinking to myself

00:11:27.500 what it did he didn't have the nerve to do what exactly

00:11:30.740 really honestly to do what to follow through on the very actions that you said would make him a

00:11:38.400 war criminal to hit infrastructure so hard that you would inherit the aftermath power grids

00:11:46.200 civilian systems the kind of targets that you know you don't just win in a fight instead you

00:11:54.400 you lock into rebuilding the country that you don't want to own and he's been really consistent

00:12:01.000 on that for years you break it you own it that's not that's why we're not going to break it he has

00:12:07.560 no interest in owning Iran. That goes to the other thing everybody's warned. He's getting us

00:12:14.500 into another long-term war. No, he doesn't. He is clear about that. I don't want to break it so we

00:12:23.220 don't own it. Oh my gosh. Help me out, people. Seriously. Help me out. Okay. So we had the pause.

00:12:34.720 We have the reaction. Now, let me ask you something. There's a mindset here that people won't recognize because it doesn't fit neatly into Western expectations.

00:12:50.460 When you're dealing with Iran, you are not dealing with a system that responds to polite signals or incremental pressure the way European diplomacy tends to assume.

00:13:01.860 to the Middle East. Power matters. Perception matters. Warriors are respected. The willingness

00:13:13.240 to act matters, even if the action never comes. But what do we say in the West? You can't out

00:13:21.240 crazy a crazy regime. Okay, you're right about that. But let me give you key number two to

00:13:29.840 understanding what happened yesterday. Here's key number two. Iran, their leading spiritual icon,

00:13:40.780 Mohammed, is a warrior on a horse who's not afraid of bloodshed. Their spiritual icon is a

00:13:52.260 warrior on a horse. In the West, who is our spiritual icon? It's Jesus, who got onto the

00:14:02.160 back of a donkey and rode into a city, preached love, and was killed and forgave the people who

00:14:10.440 killed him. That's a fundamental difference between the way we see the world. We see the

00:14:17.480 world and strength in completely different ways they don't understand peace being strength

00:14:24.460 so yes you can't out crazy crazy but you can make them think twice about what comes next

00:14:32.500 that's what this looks like to me okay that's what this looks like to me pressure brought right up to

00:14:39.320 the edge and then held long enough to force movement now that movement we'll get into in a

00:14:44.500 second and while everybody here was arguing over tone and tweets something else was happening on

00:14:51.800 the ground what was that well it's certainly not us winning i'll tell you that we're not winning

00:14:58.960 okay you want to know who's winning let me give you the next key to unlock this door because it's

00:15:05.680 really not hard to figure out but why is it nobody is expressing this i'm going to in 60 seconds

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00:16:58.580 Now, this gets very, very confusing, so I can see why so many people who claim to be so smart

00:17:04.740 are so confused on who's winning but let me just do the tally here let's start with iran

00:17:10.340 the leadership structure inside of iran been hit pretty hard the supreme leader is dead

00:17:17.240 the replacement figures have been taken out or badly wounded the defense minister the irgc

00:17:24.220 commander the national security council leadership the senior intelligence figures gone dead

00:17:30.320 incapacitated the reports now are describing the what's left as absolutely uh incapacitated

00:17:41.360 okay we don't know who's in charge that's how incapacitated it is paralyzed the irgc has taken

00:17:49.160 serious losses about 6 000 killed roughly 15 000 wounded recruitment in iran has reportedly dipped

00:17:57.580 so low that they're pulling in kids to fight as young as 12 when did that happen last time that

00:18:05.800 we saw in war oh i remember just before we cut the head off of of adolf hitler there are also

00:18:13.840 signs of desertion the missile capability has been degraded in a way that is really hard to overstate

00:18:21.200 More than 700 ballistic missiles destroyed before they could ever be used.

00:18:26.320 Roughly 70% of their launchers eliminated.

00:18:29.460 300 launch platforms wiped out.

00:18:32.280 The naval strength has been hit even harder.

00:18:34.900 92% of their large naval vessels are now enjoying the bottom of the sea.

00:18:40.600 More than 90 ships damaged or destroyed, including mine laying vessels and drone carriers,

00:18:46.920 shipyards, and naval production sites.

00:18:49.800 most of them heavily damaged air defenses essentially gone their radar systems have

00:18:56.220 been wiped out thousands of bunkers and bases and logistics hubs hit ammunition depot they've been

00:19:03.580 destroyed parts of the nuclear infrastructure have been struck nance has been hit the heavy

00:19:10.340 water facility has been damaged they can't produce yellow cake anymore now none of this has been

00:19:16.200 race, but it is disrupted in ways that has slowed them way down. Even their ability to rebuild has

00:19:24.380 taken a serious hit. Their major steel plants have been majorly damaged, which means replacing them

00:19:31.540 and replacing what they've lost is a much longer problem now. Economically, how are they doing?

00:19:38.680 The strain is immediate and very visible. The economy has shrunk by 10% in a very short window.

00:19:46.200 Roughly 90% of all of their oil exports have been cut off.

00:19:50.880 Food inflation now is running at about 105%.

00:19:54.780 Basic staples are up anywhere from 100% to 200%.

00:19:59.140 The currency is under such pressure, it is close to collapse.

00:20:04.700 Transportation and military movement hit as well.

00:20:07.760 Key bridges, railways, and some airports damaged or destroyed. 1.00

00:20:12.460 That's Iran. 1.00

00:20:14.040 Got it? 0.96

00:20:14.600 That's the tally in Iran.

00:20:16.200 Now, can we look at our losses?

00:20:18.860 On our side, we have had significant losses.

00:20:22.980 We have lost 13 service members.

00:20:27.660 13.

00:20:30.400 Now, because we are a Western Judeo-Christian society, 0.82

00:20:35.280 one is too many. 1.00

00:20:37.640 One is a major loss.

00:20:39.820 But we have lost 13, never to be brushed aside.

00:20:43.640 but in the history of warfare 13 let me give you a little perspective about losing 13

00:20:51.300 13 marines in afghanistan guarding a gate the abbey gate no one in the press no one

00:20:59.360 on the left no one including president biden would even recognize their deaths

00:21:05.360 this president has shown up for their bodies to be returned

00:21:12.460 This one is called every single family member.

00:21:16.780 Thirteen.

00:21:21.300 There's also one other ramification in America.

00:21:24.920 And this one hits you, and you feel it every day, and it shouldn't be dismissed.

00:21:30.800 But if we are simply comparing the two lists, I have to add to the 13 dead, I have to add gas prices are way up.

00:21:41.780 Now, let's look at the entire tally and see who's winning.

00:21:48.660 War isn't clean. It never is.

00:21:52.620 But can we step back and look at the two situations?

00:21:59.100 The major terror exporter in the world is weaker than it ever has been.

00:22:05.280 The leadership is fractured. The ability to produce and project force has been greatly reduced.

00:22:11.280 Its economy is on the verge of collapse.

00:22:14.280 And now there's a pause on the table, not a surrender, which I would like, not a peace,

00:22:20.760 a pause, a pause, a window where something might be negotiated while the pressure is

00:22:27.640 still fresh.

00:22:29.840 Now, you don't have to like Donald Trump, but you should recognize the sequence, threat,

00:22:36.440 escalation, uncertainty, opening.

00:22:39.220 That's what the world has always called negotiation.

00:22:43.880 It's not comfortable to watch.

00:22:45.480 It's not designed to be.

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00:24:53.480 Okay, so let me continue with Iran and the amazing chicken warmonger. 0.99

00:25:04.600 I'm astounded by what is happening. 1.00

00:25:09.640 And in this next segment, I'm going to tell you the only thing that will stop us from winning.

00:25:16.120 The only thing you have to worry about.

00:25:18.020 Okay.

00:25:18.500 uh so let me pick it up because i just went through let's just tally up the wins and losses

00:25:27.060 here where are we 13 dead horrible gas prices horrible and then what's happened to iran

00:25:36.380 i think it's pretty clear who's winning here okay what's hardest for me to understand is the

00:25:44.840 reaction that is happening here at home. We have more people in this country that seem more invested

00:25:51.980 in proving that Donald Trump is the central threat than acknowledging what is happening 0.57

00:25:57.640 with a regime that has spent the last 47 years exporting violence, suppressing its own population, 0.53

00:26:06.400 executing its own people for dissent, or because they were improperly dressed as a woman, 0.99

00:26:12.140 marrying nine-year-olds off to older men genital mutilation killing homosexuals because they're 0.99

00:26:20.820 homosexuals and donald trump is the bad guy there is kind of an inversion going on here 0.99

00:26:26.300 that i don't understand if he pushes he's reckless if he pauses he's weak if he strikes 0.98

00:26:32.860 he's immoral if he holds back well he's afraid gang i want you to hear anybody who is telling

00:26:39.960 you these things today, that's not analysis. That's a deep illness. You can oppose the

00:26:47.340 president. You can oppose this war. You can. You can question all of the decisions. That's part

00:26:53.060 of being an American. That's part of the system. But if every possible outcome is suddenly

00:27:00.800 automatically framed as failure or evil, you're not evaluating reality anymore. You're just

00:27:08.240 reacting to a person and you're just trying to frame that person into whatever you believe about

00:27:14.240 that person meanwhile there are iranians who have been living under that system who have protested

00:27:20.540 it who have paid for it with their lives tens of thousands of overtime women students people

00:27:27.720 asking for basic dignity between 30 and 40 000 of them were killed for marching in the street

00:27:34.740 This should not be controversial to say that weakening that kind of regime is not a bad thing.

00:27:43.840 Now, let's get down to what happened last night.

00:27:49.500 Let me give you this key to understanding.

00:27:54.660 This isn't over.

00:27:57.720 Hear me.

00:27:58.980 Hear me clearly.

00:28:00.080 anyone anyone that is talking to you today including me that is outside of the room where

00:28:11.360 the president gets briefed no one knows the details of what is being discussed we don't

00:28:18.840 even know if the people we're negotiating have the power to make things stick anyone who is

00:28:24.800 telling you that we are settling or we won last night at this point they are lying to you they

00:28:32.800 have an agenda because they don't know i can't tell you we won i can't tell you we lost i can

00:28:39.360 tell you my concerns i can tell you my hopes but i can't tell you what's happening my guess is and

00:28:47.000 this is honest, the president doesn't know for sure. But he at least is trying to exercise hope.

00:28:56.220 Now listen to this. Exercise hope, Glenn, what do you mean? I don't know. A hope that maybe we can

00:29:04.940 make the world safer and we can stop the killing. Ask yourself this. What are you hoping for? Just

00:29:15.540 ask yourself, what am I hoping for? What are those who are pushing this narrative of taco

00:29:22.600 actually hoping for? Let me say this. Maybe this holds. Maybe it collapses. Maybe we're right back

00:29:34.900 where we were yesterday in two weeks. But right now, there's a pause. It may end in 20 minutes,

00:29:43.800 but there's a pause where there wasn't one the shipping lane that matters to a huge portion of

00:29:50.920 the world's energy flow is opening even if temporarily the pressure hasn't disappeared

00:29:57.080 our forces haven't gone away everything is just being redirected from where i sit

00:30:02.760 that looks like a position of leverage not retreat i don't know about you but i don't

00:30:08.400 sheer war. But I also am not afraid of fighting when you are up against evil. Here's what I'm

00:30:15.900 done with. I'm done with the idea that we are supposed to rebuild every country we break

00:30:21.420 while our problems stack up at home. If there is a path, any path, that keeps a dangerous regime

00:30:29.340 contained and weakened without dragging us into another decade-long occupation and quagmire,

00:30:36.060 I say we take a long, hard look at it. And if it works, we avoided something far worse.

00:30:42.980 If it doesn't, we haven't lost the ability to act again. That's what you call a win-win.

00:30:51.500 But I want you to understand, if we do go back, the same voices are going to flip right back.

00:30:59.900 Weakness? Right now, he's weak. He's a chicken. It's going to become reckless.

00:31:04.480 He's cautious.

00:31:05.580 He's too cautious.

00:31:06.520 It's going to become dangerous.

00:31:08.280 The labels will change.

00:31:09.660 The certainty from the people saying it will not.

00:31:15.520 That part is not about Iran.

00:31:20.620 That part is about us.

00:31:25.440 Let me give you one more thought on this.

00:31:28.840 Have you been watching what our military is capable of?

00:31:32.000 It should be something that you look at with admiration and just a wee bit of horror.

00:31:42.820 Because if this is what we're capable of today, imagine when we get robotics and AI.

00:31:50.920 This has always been the most powerful military in the history of the world.

00:31:55.660 Not like this.

00:31:57.480 Not like this.

00:31:59.060 there is no place to hide

00:32:02.420 if the United States government 0.68

00:32:04.100 wants you dead 1.00

00:32:05.300 you will be dead 1.00

00:32:07.160 there is no question 1.00

00:32:09.800 in my mind

00:32:10.860 what this military can do

00:32:13.940 again

00:32:17.300 horror

00:32:18.740 and

00:32:20.980 pride

00:32:22.740 or

00:32:23.220 gratitude

00:32:25.220 better

00:32:25.940 gratitude

00:32:26.660 what's going to stop this military

00:32:32.300 what is going to stop us from beating 0.99

00:32:36.420 Iran of all places 1.00

00:32:38.560 because there is something 1.00

00:32:40.020 there's one thing it'll stop us

00:32:41.760 it'll stop us dead in our tracks

00:32:43.580 we are guaranteed to lose

00:32:46.100 because of one thing

00:32:47.640 what is that one thing

00:32:49.720 that would cause us to lose

00:32:51.040 the American people 0.99

00:32:56.060 that's it

00:32:58.180 there's nothing that's going to stop this military

00:33:02.380 there's nothing that's going to

00:33:04.740 that's going to make sure

00:33:06.320 that's going to stop the Strait of Hormuz

00:33:08.820 from being open

00:33:09.740 nothing

00:33:10.840 nothing

00:33:12.440 except

00:33:15.120 us

00:33:17.140 the Iranians are not going to push us back

00:33:21.300 the Iranians are not going to suddenly

00:33:23.860 get an upper hand militarily 0.98

00:33:25.840 it will be us because somehow or another somehow or another it's not that we don't want war

00:33:38.080 that's not enough I understand not wanting war I get that we are in a place now where

00:33:46.340 a lot of Americans don't want us to win they want the other side to win

00:33:54.500 i

00:33:59.760 i don't even i don't even know how to deal with that i don't even know how to deal with that 0.73

00:34:09.140 because that's lunatic thinking 0.99

00:34:12.680 these are lunatics you're dealing with these are religious zealots out of their mind religious 0.99

00:34:21.800 zealots who get up every day and pray for the end of the West and America. 0.99

00:34:30.200 And somehow or another, they're the oppressed. 0.91

00:34:33.460 They're the ones that people are rooting for.

00:34:35.680 And I don't even think you're actually even rooting for them.

00:34:38.820 You are just rooting for our president to fail.

00:34:41.820 You know what I said?

00:34:42.540 The day that Barack Obama was elected and everybody on the right was so upset.

00:34:49.040 And I said, gang, it's going to be tough because he's going to do a lot of things we don't like.

00:34:54.900 But we cannot root for his demise because his demise means our demise.

00:35:03.360 Let me give you one other thing.

00:35:06.360 And this is the one thing that I really want you to take from all of this.

00:35:10.840 I said earlier, nobody knows how this is going to turn out.

00:35:13.920 God does.

00:35:14.560 We don't.

00:35:15.620 We have no idea how this is going to turn out.

00:35:19.040 I know this. If we allow them to build nukes and enrich uranium, if we allow them to control the Strait of Hormuz, then I will clearly say, that's a loss. That's a loss. But we're not there yet. We're not even close to that.

00:35:36.140 you don't even know what's true and what's propaganda from either side you have no idea

00:35:41.760 why do we constantly borrow trouble why are we constantly worrying about things we can't do

00:35:49.700 anything about it is it is such a puzzlement to me that we sit here and we worry about

00:35:58.400 negotiations that we have no idea what's going on we worry about all of these yesterday how many

00:36:07.820 people i saw a woman on the side of the street holding a sign that said he's gonna get us all

00:36:13.580 killed and it had a nuclear mushroom cloud you do you realize how how out of your mind you have to

00:36:21.560 be to really believe that he was going to launch a nuke yesterday but everybody's worried about

00:36:27.380 things they cannot control. Meanwhile, the things like the Islamization of America, 0.99

00:36:34.920 nobody wants to worry about. The things that you actually need to pay attention to, that you 1.00

00:36:41.520 actually can do something about, people don't want to worry about. They don't even want to

00:36:46.140 think about it. But they will think about nuclear war yesterday and worry about that or worry about

00:36:52.740 how we're going to give Iran the Strait of Hormuz, which is insanity to even think.

00:36:58.460 But who knows? Crazier things have happened lately. Maybe it does. Why not wait until it

00:37:04.380 actually happens? Why not wait? Why not save all of that frustration for something that matters?

00:37:13.200 That will matter if it happens. If it doesn't, why are you wearing yourself out? Of course,

00:37:19.820 everybody is tired. We're fighting battles we don't even have to fight. Stop fighting useless

00:37:27.160 battles. Stop looking for trouble. Stop imagining things that no one can tell you what the truth

00:37:38.420 even is today? Why don't we just hope and pray for the right outcome?

00:37:51.120 Whatever the Lord wants it to be, let's pray for the right outcome.

00:37:59.640 Let's hope for that. I don't know, have we lost the ability to hope? Because I haven't,

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00:41:18.240 So what are we hearing online? What are we hearing from the insiders, Ricky?

00:41:21.900 The insiders, one of them made a comment that after the response from many on the left

00:41:27.520 in the last 24 to 48 hours,

00:41:29.980 they think they would have been on the side of Hitler

00:41:31.660 in World War II.

00:41:34.020 Yeah, but not because they necessarily

00:41:36.000 liked Hitler, just because they were against

00:41:37.760 FDR.

00:41:39.700 I mean, imagine that. You're siding

00:41:41.900 with Hitler because you don't

00:41:43.840 like FDR. That's what's happening 0.64

00:41:45.920 here. I want to follow up on

00:41:47.860 the way that you ended your monologue. You said

00:41:49.860 we might lose this thing because

00:41:51.820 of our attitude. How is that possible

00:41:54.080 when it, on the surface, looks like this would be up

00:41:55.900 to the military and trump yeah who's gonna who's who's going to stop this it what could possibly

00:42:03.040 stop this the only thing that could possibly stop this is the american people you know uh just say

00:42:08.960 no no more enough is enough and they all unite against it because that's the way you know you

00:42:14.320 can do that and the president would be insane for continuing you know because it would just be a

00:42:20.440 disaster here at the homeland and i could see us i could see us doing that i could see this because

00:42:26.960 people are not realizing that poll or that study that was done uh what last week week before it

00:42:33.560 was in the washington post about how much of the the internet is now being controlled by bots and

00:42:40.500 foreign adversaries it was it 50 or 60 percent of of the most influential tweets on the war

00:42:49.560 are coming from outside of the country. They're coming from our adversaries and people don't

00:42:54.720 even realize that. And so we're being influenced into this, this crazy kind of thinking. Look,

00:43:01.300 I don't, if the 15 points, and he says those aren't workable, but if those 15 points are what

00:43:07.060 we end up with, then we have a whole different discussion. Go ahead. But that's not where we

00:43:13.060 are today. That's not where we are. Stop. Stop with he's a chicken-hearted war criminal. Stop it.

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00:45:35.200 this is the glenn beck program glenn beck is on hello america welcome to the glenn beck program

00:45:46.040 i want to talk to you about the 10 or 15 point plan that we you know we keep hearing and seeing

00:45:52.540 these different versions of we have no idea i want to make this really clear anybody anybody

00:45:58.080 that tells you we know exactly what's going on they're lying to you today okay they don't have

00:46:04.860 any idea what's going on unless it's the president of the United States. And quite honestly,

00:46:09.420 I'm not sure that we know or he would know we are dealing with the people that could actually get

00:46:16.680 things done. So this is all speculation at this point. And, you know, I just put up on the chalk

00:46:22.620 board, you know, why worry? Why don't we fight with facts, not fear or speculation or quite

00:46:29.560 frankly propaganda and we're getting propaganda from all sides right now so let's look at the

00:46:35.120 facts and then look at what is acceptable because there is acceptable peace deals uh and as the

00:46:43.140 president said last night this deal as it stands that we see that's not acceptable but everybody's

00:46:50.400 freaking out today we can't we can't he can't accept that he didn't say was accepting in fact

00:46:54.920 he said the opposite that's not acceptable but the guy who's negotiating the peace the prime

00:47:01.100 minister of pakistan said can we break for two weeks stop the killing we might be able to come

00:47:06.320 to some terms okay give it two weeks shouldn't we oh my gosh i'm quoting john lennon give peace a

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00:48:21.600 behind the scenes with the insiders uh every day and um and uh i want to bring him in because he's

00:48:28.760 also our military uh analyst and he's been watching this and i want to talk a little bit about the

00:48:33.980 the you know the 15 point plan or the 10 point plan jason how sure are we that any of this is

00:48:42.620 what we're really negotiating from i can't say uh we could be sure at all at this point this morning

00:48:50.640 so this entire ceasefire is kind of based around both sides willingness to adhere to their demands

00:48:57.660 on the on the trump administration side they have a 15 point plan or demands to iran on the iranian

00:49:03.760 side they have a 10 point plan or demands to trump now the crazy thing about the iranian side

00:49:10.520 their 10 point plan is i can't get really solid confirmation that any of these points are

00:49:17.160 exactly what the plan is depending on which source you go to whether it's a farsi source

00:49:23.600 in iran or it's translated into english or it's from a different official or whatever

00:49:28.580 they all some of them have some consistencies but they are leaving out massive parts of the plan

00:49:34.780 so i don't yeah can i get can i give you let me give you a movie scene that will make this easy

00:49:41.560 to understand please if you saw the movie with tom cruise valkyrie at the end remember what

00:49:48.500 happens the idea was we're going to kill uh hitler and then we'll take over the military and then

00:49:56.260 uh we will say hey we want to make peace with the west what happened they didn't kill hitler

00:50:04.280 they thought they killed hitler but the and they could have pulled it off but there was a general

00:50:10.140 in the middle that said no no no no no i don't know if you killed him i don't know if you killed

00:50:15.500 him and i am not getting involved unless you've killed him i'm not getting involved in this

00:50:20.700 because i know how that ends you turn against hitler he kills you so you had you had three 0.75

00:50:26.780 parties you had the party that wanted to overthrow hitler and wanted to make peace with the west

00:50:32.380 you had the nazis that absolutely did not want to make peace with the west wanted to keep fighting 0.89

00:50:39.080 the crazies. And then you had the people in the middle that were like, I'll go with whatever side

00:50:44.460 is winning here, but I'm not sure how this settles out. So you're hearing three different peace

00:50:50.960 plans. You're hearing people who say, I want to make a deal with the West. You're hearing from

00:50:55.720 the hardliners that are saying, uh, we're not going to do a deal with the West. We're going

00:51:00.520 to declare a victory. And then you have the people in the middle who are like, I'm going to go

00:51:04.020 whichever way the wind is blowing watch the movie valkyrie at least the ending you'll understand

00:51:10.220 what's happening over in iran right now that's why you can't trust they don't even know themselves

00:51:16.700 who's going to be in charge so you're negotiating with people i would imagine that we hope are going

00:51:24.400 to be in charge the rest of it you don't know who's who at this point i'm not sure even the

00:51:30.960 president knows i hope he does but i'm not sure we even know well i think that the president is

00:51:36.840 counting on this personally if i'm just reading between the lines and trying to look into the

00:51:41.260 gray area i think this is all part of the plan and i hope i'm not giving it too much credit here

00:51:45.200 but just the backs up your theory of the valkyrie theory if you look back the only consistency we've

00:51:50.880 had with any proposals at all from iran has been that we get a statement from the trump

00:51:56.640 administration or some outside mediator mediator that says the two sides are working with each

00:52:02.080 other now that sticks for about two hours then you get a different official from iran that says

00:52:07.540 what are you talking about we're not dealing with the trump administration are you wait who it's

00:52:12.320 almost like the spider meme spider-man meme they're all pointing fingers at each other wondering who

00:52:16.460 the heck is talking to the trump administration this has gone back and forth glenn for about

00:52:20.580 three weeks we're still getting it that's why that's why put yourself in the position of the

00:52:25.500 president you got to believe somebody and this is the thing i keep saying about donald trump

00:52:29.400 i said this last night we had an insider get together last night um and uh i sat there and i

00:52:36.140 said okay anybody who is what not wanting to give donald trump the benefit of the doubt here

00:52:41.740 um and there's lots of people none in that room but lots of people that are like you know he's

00:52:46.400 betrayed us he's all right he's a warmonger blah blah blah okay fine who do you trust now

00:52:51.760 because he was the great savior remember that he was the guy who was going to solve everything

00:52:58.360 now that you don't have donald trump who do you trust you have to trust someone even if it is

00:53:06.040 trust but verify you have to have trust in something or there is nothing you can do so

00:53:13.000 we are trusting and i can't believe i'm saying this but we are trusting the prime minister of

00:53:19.660 Pakistan right now we have done a deal with Pakistan and said okay you know that side you

00:53:27.000 know us you can be a neutral broker here and when he called up last night it wasn't Iran or some guy

00:53:34.780 saying hey we're going to take this deal it was the prime minister the guy we put in charge of

00:53:39.720 negotiations saying look I think you guys can arrive at a deal I'm talking to both sides and

00:53:45.460 i think i can get you to a deal but can we stop the killing for two weeks because that will buy

00:53:52.140 a lot of good on all sides your oil will price will go down it plummeted last night the oil price

00:53:58.200 will go down so that's good for the west and the killing will stop for two weeks on the on with

00:54:03.420 iran and that's good for them give us two weeks i think we can get to a deal the president has to

00:54:09.240 trust the guy we selected as doing the deal you trust him that doesn't mean we're at a deal it

00:54:17.020 doesn't mean we're going to have a deal it means we're hoping for peace how is that a bad thing

00:54:25.180 and let me say something else and i think i think this is what every soldier sailor airman and i

00:54:32.160 think this is what every reasonable american is fearing right now i want a clear win i want to

00:54:40.480 clear win and what a clear win looks like to me is uh they don't have control of the straits

00:54:49.040 they are severely weakened they uh they cannot project their evil terrorist power elsewhere 0.98

00:54:58.540 we continue to kill the terrorists that they send out if they send out and we continue to kill the 0.98

00:55:04.080 people who are terrorists um we put them in a box you want to be a regime you be a regime but you 0.99

00:55:10.800 are powerless we are defanging you um hopefully that would also include more freedom for people

00:55:18.680 but they have to at some point they're going to have to step up and do that themselves we can't

00:55:23.580 do that without owning the situation. So that's what it looks like. And if they're continuing

00:55:29.460 their nuke program, if we have to accept that they are going to get money for ships going

00:55:36.600 through the straits, it's absolutely unacceptable. Unacceptable. And that will be a conversation

00:55:41.720 when we get to the end of this two weeks or whenever we would make a deal. If we get to

00:55:47.160 the end of this and that's what the president is saying, that's a loss. That's a massive,

00:55:51.520 massive loss. But I have not seen the president say anything like that. I have not seen the

00:55:57.360 president. That makes no sense that the president would agree with that. If he does, then let's have

00:56:03.060 that conversation then. But why are we borrowing trouble when we don't even know if we're negotiating

00:56:08.440 with the right people yet? Yeah. Can I just add to that on who we are actually negotiating with?

00:56:16.200 because this 10-point plan has fluctuated so much

00:56:19.740 over the past 12 hours, it's insane.

00:56:22.640 On a couple of different accounts,

00:56:24.800 it includes that Iran will not enrich uranium anymore.

00:56:30.620 On another point of the plan,

00:56:32.660 they demand that the United States

00:56:35.420 abandon all military bases in the Middle East.

00:56:39.040 And you're like, wait a minute, how is this workable?

00:56:42.140 And that's what the president said.

00:56:43.560 He said, if it's workable, that is not workable.

00:56:45.700 but in completely different versions of this plan but wait if you are if you're negotiating

00:56:51.340 and you're negotiating in good faith and you you don't want negotiations to break down you want to

00:56:56.760 give it another try there can be i've been in these negotiations before not at this level but

00:57:02.480 you know for contracts and things where guys that's not workable that's not workable we're not

00:57:09.120 just in them that's not going to happen okay that doesn't achieve the objectives that are important

00:57:15.140 to me they may have do the things that are important to you but we both have to win here

00:57:21.760 and i can't do those things well okay but glenn don't walk away from the table don't walk from

00:57:28.060 the okay okay i mean and so i would walk away and i would say to people we're still talking about it

00:57:34.640 in my mind there's no deal but i'm saying because i i want to hope that we can come to a deal

00:57:42.820 we're still talking we're still negotiating that's what the president is saying there is some things

00:57:48.520 there are some things that are workable here but i have my lines and i'm not going to cross those

00:57:54.280 lines and if they have lines that they say they're not going to cross that are in conflict with ours

00:58:00.920 then we don't have a deal and we'll continue to fight and look i just laid this out last hour

00:58:06.900 look at the score if you want to look at the scoreboard it's pretty clear on who is winning

00:58:14.520 here it's really super clear not just in the number of people killed the things destroyed

00:58:23.320 92 percent of their navy is now at the bottom of the sea not just that look how the middle east

00:58:29.820 is now reacting to them the middle eastern countries are saying they're not going to have

00:58:34.520 control of the Strait of Hormuz? Absolutely not. It's not just us saying that. It's their

00:58:40.200 neighbors saying that. So just stop borrowing trouble. Stop borrowing trouble. Can we just

00:58:49.620 give our side the benefit of the doubt that we're not morons? And I know that's hard because we have 0.98

00:58:59.620 had morons as presidents in deals over and over again. Tell me the time this guy has made a deal 1.00

00:59:07.060 that would be this bad for America. That would be a bad deal for America. Can you name one time

00:59:15.580 this guy has come to the table with something that is like obscenely bad? Because this would

00:59:21.000 be as bad as it gets. I can't think of one. Now, maybe I'm just not remembering something,

00:59:26.540 but i can't think of one it always seems to work out that it's like a good deal for america not

00:59:33.840 always what exactly what we want but a good deal not bad deals why would we expect all of a sudden

00:59:39.220 him just to change on this deal and not make an iffy deal make a horrible deal for america

00:59:45.200 can we just relax just relax relax i feel like we all need to go to a spa for a day i will pour

00:59:54.100 the water on the hot rocks just just relax relax america okay um let's actually go through the 10

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01:01:33.380 Jason, give me the deal.

01:01:35.360 Do you want to start with Iran or Trump's plan first?

01:01:38.560 Trump's plan, because I don't believe Iran's plan at all.

01:01:41.160 Okay.

01:01:41.980 So the Trump administration's 15-point plan. 0.59

01:01:44.980 One, dismantle all major nuclear facilities.

01:01:48.180 two that's going to be a must that's going to be a must uh to end all uranium enrichment on

01:01:54.900 iranian soil that's that's a big one so that means just written right there that means no

01:02:00.680 even commercial enrichment which is interesting so but you know what's amazing

01:02:05.000 uh it is leaving russia an opening

01:02:10.460 it's it's saying you can't enrich it on your soil that doesn't mean

01:02:17.500 it doesn't mean you can't import that from russia yeah but anyway go ahead which is how the majority

01:02:23.400 of of countries that do this how they do it yeah um three transfer enriched uranium stockpiles

01:02:29.700 out of iran uh four doesn't even say to us doesn't even say to us interesting okay yeah

01:02:37.880 four accept intrusive international inspections wherever we want they would have an issue with

01:02:45.260 that one i'm sure um number five permanently renounce any nuclear weapons pathway which

01:02:51.460 pretty much means nothing because they've always renounced it anyway while continuing to build

01:02:55.760 a nuclear program that one's meaningless six this is a big one suspend ballistic missile

01:03:02.360 development which that we already found out they lied about because they could they all they

01:03:06.440 targeted diego garcia um seven stop production of long-range missiles and that's tied into six

01:03:13.840 eight in drone transfers and military exports to proxies i wonder if they include russia as a

01:03:21.720 as a proxy in that of course they do yes they do russia will be screaming not to agree to that one

01:03:27.300 um nine cut support to hezbollah 10 cut support to hamas 11 cut support to iraqi shiite militias

01:03:35.940 and proxy groups 12 end weapons transfers to houthis 13 fully reopen and secure

01:03:43.500 the strait of hormuz that's a loaded one right there um 14 stop threatening regional shipping

01:03:51.620 and gulf states and the final one 15 accept a broad broader regional de-escalation framework

01:03:57.540 including limits on military escalation with Israel.

01:04:02.000 That's it.

01:04:04.280 So you know what's not there?

01:04:08.200 Regime change.

01:04:11.840 Stop torturing your own people.

01:04:16.120 I mean, this is a reasonable deal for them,

01:04:20.620 and there's actual wiggle room in there.

01:04:23.820 But this is a good...

01:04:25.920 I'd be willing, if they did all of these things, as long as it doesn't include that we can never say, I'll be back, then I'm okay with this.

01:04:39.940 It's not the win I wanted, but I'll take that win.

01:04:41.960 So, there's wiggle room, but I see very specific things in here that, historically for the IRGC, that they have not been willing at all to concede on.

01:04:53.300 Yeah. Which personally, I think that's kind of the point.

01:04:58.420 Personally. Oh, we're not going to spend the kind of treasure that we have just spent and get a wussy deal.

01:05:06.080 We're not. Donald Trump's not going to do that unless the American people just demand it.

01:05:12.240 But he's not going to do that. And yeah. And how you said on the 10 point plan from Iran,

01:05:18.220 it's really hard to even know what they're specifically asking for because it's gone back and forth so much.

01:05:23.020 But again, towards your Valkyrie theory, I believe that is the entire point.

01:05:27.040 If you go back to even February, if you look at some pretty good on-the-ground reporting that's the inner workings of Iran,

01:05:35.000 if you can go to Iran International, they've been saying from the very beginning that there's inner turmoil,

01:05:41.380 people sabotaging each other on all sides.

01:05:44.360 And that goes up to today.

01:05:46.080 I think the IRGC is sabotaging.

01:05:47.940 I think there's other people that don't want to have their country fall like this that are in open conflict with them.

01:05:54.880 And so that's what I think is the point.

01:05:57.080 Here's the thing you need to understand. 0.92

01:05:59.320 Iran is pushing this stuff out, not just for us, but also for their own people. 0.90

01:06:05.600 They're not getting our side of the story there. 0.92

01:06:08.060 OK, they have to continue to project.

01:06:11.800 We're winning. We're winning.

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01:07:41.700 i messed that up i'll get it back next time sorry glenn

01:08:05.920 so maggie haberman uh in the new york times has a story out now that uh says that everybody

01:08:15.760 everybody in the cabinet was against the war in uh iran and she's got all these inside quotes and

01:08:24.280 everything else and everybody was telling donald trump not to do it but he just wouldn't listen to

01:08:29.160 them. Um, and I, apparently this is supposed to be a bad thing. Can I just point out a couple of

01:08:36.700 things? The Democrats don't allow dissent. You are not allowed to disagree. You disagree on life.

01:08:51.180 you're out. You disagree on, you know, DEI, you're out. You disagree on global warming,

01:09:00.400 you're out. You disagree on anything and you are out. You're an enemy. Here is the cabinet,

01:09:10.740 according to Maggie Haberman, whether it's true or not, she usually has good sources,

01:09:14.340 but whether it's true or not, I don't know. But she's claiming that the cabinet was against the

01:09:20.460 war okay why is that a problem this is probably the most important thing we should talk about

01:09:31.020 this is probably the most important thing we should all not be in lock step on and we should

01:09:38.580 have a debate so the president walks into the cabinet room and they debate it isn't that what

01:09:45.560 a cabinet should do? And you notice what didn't happen? Two things, really important, did not

01:09:54.020 happen. He didn't fire everybody because they disagreed with him. Donald Trump actually likes

01:10:01.360 to have alternative voices. It keeps him in check. I know. I've been around him. I've seen him talk

01:10:08.560 to people. I have friends who have talked to him and said, really bad idea, Mr. President. Really

01:10:13.220 bad idea why i have said really bad idea mr president really why tell me and you will and

01:10:23.060 he doesn't fire you he doesn't banish you to siberia you're no longer you know you can't be

01:10:29.040 part of the party anymore that's what democrats do he doesn't do that isn't it important to have

01:10:35.600 people who disagree especially on something like this war shouldn't we applaud and he didn't fire

01:10:46.340 them and here's the other thing the second thing you need to take from this and what did they do

01:10:53.620 like all good governments like all good teams do when you you advise and consent you advise

01:11:05.520 Mr. President, I think this is a very bad idea.

01:11:10.200 Glenn, tell me about that.

01:11:11.500 Well, this point, this point, this point, this point.

01:11:13.780 I thought about it.

01:11:15.100 I disagree with you on point number one and two, but I've also thought of that, and I

01:11:19.340 missed that third point because of this.

01:11:22.820 So I'm going to do it anyway.

01:11:24.960 Mr. President, it is your decision to make.

01:11:28.080 I'm not the president.

01:11:30.100 I advise and I consent.

01:11:32.620 Now, you can quit, and that's perfectly healthy.

01:11:41.560 I really disagreed with this, and I quit because I cannot be a part of that.

01:11:46.920 And that has happened in the past.

01:11:48.440 They didn't quit, and they weren't fired.

01:11:50.860 They weren't stifled.

01:11:53.740 Instead, they did what all good teams do.

01:11:56.820 You discuss it.

01:11:58.260 You hash it out.

01:11:59.120 You might even have a brawl over it.

01:12:01.220 But then once the decision is made, you work as a team to do and execute what the decision maker has said we're doing.

01:12:12.320 I haven't seen that in a long time.

01:12:16.240 I mean, without threats.

01:12:17.980 I haven't seen that in a long time.

01:12:20.900 That's the way an American team should work.

01:12:24.540 And Maggie, I'm glad you exposed this.

01:12:28.200 I'm glad that you show that the president doesn't fire people when they disagree with him, that he can have adult conversations.

01:12:39.380 That's the way it should be.

01:12:40.520 This is the most important thing any of us can talk about.

01:12:43.600 This is why I've been, since the day it happened, I have come on the air with you every day and I say, I don't know how this is going to work out.

01:12:50.040 Here's what I feel.

01:12:51.540 Here's what I'm thinking.

01:12:52.920 Here's what I suspect is happening.

01:12:54.960 Here's the way I'm looking at this.

01:12:57.080 But I don't know.

01:12:58.020 It could turn out horribly, and we should never silence.

01:13:02.280 You are not a traitor for being against the war.

01:13:06.060 You're not.

01:13:07.040 You are not a traitor for saying, I disagree with this.

01:13:11.720 I think this is dangerous.

01:13:13.380 That doesn't make you a traitor.

01:13:14.440 That makes you a patriot.

01:13:16.040 The same can be said and should be said by you to people who say, I've done my thinking on this, and I think this is good.

01:13:23.520 I think this is the right thing to do.

01:13:26.840 You could disagree with that, but they are a patriot as well.

01:13:30.460 Where you fail to be a patriot is when you try to silence the other side.

01:13:37.920 And you notice that's what the president didn't do here. 1.00

01:13:42.760 And if we were living in a place where there was a king or he was a dictator, Maggie Haberman would be in jail at best. 0.95

01:13:51.260 no dictator no king would allow that to be printed it's printed it's out and he's not going after

01:14:03.520 Maggie Haberman and he's not going after his cabinet you know who he is going after somebody

01:14:09.240 who in his own either defense department or cabinet we don't know who it was we don't know

01:14:15.680 who it was but somebody leaked and said yeah there's the second pilot that is out that almost

01:14:24.220 got one of our people killed because of that leak that leak he's upset about and he's not upset at

01:14:31.680 the press he's saying due to national security i want to ask the people that work at that press

01:14:39.660 organization to tell me who leaked it because that is a violation of national security that

01:14:46.140 could have gotten that person killed and could have gotten all of our troops killed we we had

01:14:51.000 a hundred special forces down on the ground looking in this one area they could have gotten

01:14:56.320 everybody killed you don't do that in war but of course he's a dictator because of that but they

01:15:04.860 don't notice he's not a dictator when it comes to maggie haberman isn't that odd this i think

01:15:10.780 that's the theme of today's show the hypocrisy i can't take it even from our own side i just

01:15:18.140 can't take it we should be able to have conversations that are controversial

01:15:23.980 and be able to still look at each other have reasonable conversations and still look at each

01:15:29.940 other and say, I really so strongly disagree with you, but thank you for that point of view.

01:15:37.120 Thank you. And then when the decision is made, that's the other thing that's so frustrating

01:15:42.280 about this whole thing to me is the decision's been made and we can advise, we can advise,

01:15:51.940 But we've gone from, hey, I don't think this is right.

01:15:57.980 I should let my voice be heard to my senators, to my president. 0.92

01:16:04.460 We've gone to letting the whole world know that we think our president is a war monker.

01:16:14.400 We think our president will vaporize everybody, that we think he's a war criminal.

01:16:20.200 You know, WLW in Cincinnati, a legendary radio station, WLW in Cincinnati was the first, I think it was a million-watt transmitter.

01:16:33.820 I'm trying to remember.

01:16:35.380 Is it a million-watt or a hundred thousand-watt?

01:16:37.780 It was something that's never been made ever again.

01:16:40.200 I think it was a million watts.

01:16:42.360 And it would have been heard not only coast to coast.

01:16:46.400 700 WLW would have been heard around the world.

01:16:50.200 Okay, because at night, because of the way AM radio works, it would hit the ionosphere and it would skip and you would be able to hear it in Europe.

01:17:02.200 So they spend all this money and RCA develops all this technology and they put this million watt transmitter in.

01:17:09.980 It was never used.

01:17:11.580 It was never used.

01:17:13.260 Why?

01:17:15.780 Because Cincinnati was known as heartland.

01:17:20.200 Cincinnati was not reflecting the views of New York or Washington.

01:17:26.220 It was the views of the heartland.

01:17:28.980 And FDR said, we cannot afford to have Germany or Italy or Spain hearing the views of the heartland.

01:17:39.080 We can't have that because it will give them information about how our people are thinking that they shouldn't have.

01:17:48.080 Let them at least work for it.

01:17:50.200 but we are all on X thinking that it's just going to be us.

01:17:55.060 It's just going to be us.

01:17:56.660 It's just, I'm just, I'm just putting it out there.

01:17:59.760 You are giving our enemies all kinds of ammunition.

01:18:04.980 You are teaching them everything they need to know on how to hit you,

01:18:10.640 how to hit our country.

01:18:12.460 And nobody's thinking about that.

01:18:15.360 Nobody's thinking about the power of them,

01:18:18.280 the power of their one comment.

01:18:22.940 And you know what?

01:18:23.860 We're not going to get people to think about it.

01:18:25.360 We're just not.

01:18:27.740 I would like to challenge you to think about it.

01:18:31.580 And not that you're what you're posting,

01:18:33.660 but who you're reading,

01:18:35.820 who you're following.

01:18:37.520 Start unfollowing some of these people.

01:18:39.820 If they told you yesterday that Donald Trump was going to nuke everything,

01:18:44.600 they have no credibility.

01:18:46.320 You should just stop following them.

01:18:49.060 Stop listening to them.

01:18:51.080 If they told you he was going to be a war criminal yesterday and now he's a chicken hawk, they have no credibility.

01:18:59.480 Stop.

01:19:00.120 Stop putting those kinds of things into your mind.

01:19:05.520 Because not only do those tweets actually affect the whole world, it affects you personally.

01:19:15.420 Every time you put one of those messages into your head, it sticks there.

01:19:22.560 I want you to look at everybody you're reading today and say, what is it they're hoping for? 0.84

01:19:29.820 Because there are those who are hoping for the destruction of Donald Trump over the destruction of the evil regime in Iran. 0.79

01:19:36.960 They're hoping for the destruction of Trump. 0.63

01:19:40.420 The way some people are presenting themselves, again, it is patriotic to disagree with war.

01:19:50.300 But the way you are being presented so much, so many people are presenting it, it is the cheering on of the destruction of America, the loss for America.

01:20:04.640 We should all realize this war is happening.

01:20:07.860 We're in it.

01:20:08.480 We're in it.

01:20:09.460 We don't control the end of it.

01:20:11.900 We can protest, we can speak out, but we should do so responsibly.

01:20:21.720 Because I don't want America to lose.

01:20:27.140 What is it that the people you're reading are hoping for today?

01:20:30.700 I am hoping for a peaceful conclusion, one that we can live with, one that defangs the clause. 0.94

01:20:37.360 And hopefully, I mean, in my wildest dreams, the people of Iran are set free and can be themselves from these religious zealot monsters. 0.98

01:20:48.380 But I don't know if that's going to happen. 0.97

01:20:51.740 But I don't want them controlling the straits.

01:20:54.380 I don't want them to be exporting terror.

01:20:58.040 That's a win.

01:20:58.940 And I'm very clear on that.

01:21:00.360 We can't do all this and then just go back to the way it was.

01:21:03.660 That's not a win.

01:21:04.860 That's not a win.

01:21:07.360 That's what I'm hoping for.

01:21:09.940 Why is it everyone is either hoping or telling you that we've already lost?

01:21:18.860 Unfollow those people.

01:21:21.000 Don't put that poison into your own head.

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01:22:47.860 you know here's here's the thing i you know

01:23:15.420 you you have to we really have to look at who the sources are and how crazy things how crazy

01:23:25.780 things really are i'm gonna help you debunk something or maybe at least look at it in a

01:23:30.220 different way i don't know if i can debunk it as much as i can make you look at it in a different

01:23:33.740 way in a way you should you know um uh sagar and jetty poses as a real journalist and yesterday

01:23:43.220 he tweeted, it's very eerie to have humans circling the moon again in the middle of an

01:23:47.620 unpopular war with a president desperately trying to extricate himself. It was the exact same

01:23:54.260 circumstance in December 1968 with Apollo 8. Okay, what are you implying here? That he planned it or

01:24:01.840 that it's just kind of the same kind of feeling? Yeah, I guess maybe it was the same feeling. But

01:24:07.400 But if you're trying to say that, you know, in 68, the Apollo was set for 68 because they were trying to help the president out or today, you're completely wrong.

01:24:17.360 So I don't know even what your point is. You know, New York Times reports the discussions about the possibility of war began on February 11th.

01:24:28.360 um operation epic fury began on february 28th but the original date for that nasa selected

01:24:36.340 november 2024 biden delayed it september 25 then in december he moved it to april 26 so

01:24:43.860 it was biden who set this date it was during his tenure that they set that so

01:24:50.300 what are you what exactly are you implying

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01:26:17.040 We have some more to say on that. We're also going to try to take on another controversial series of deaths that is going around the Internet.

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01:28:01.000 ruffgreens.com roughgreens.com promo code back i want to i want to start with something um

01:28:08.440 kind of out of the blue i guess you know it's it's interesting to me that

01:28:18.080 we are living history over again it seems to me and i have been i've wondered for 20 years i

01:28:29.020 remember talking about 1968 69 what was going on and the strife that was happening in the

01:28:34.380 in the country and the riots in chicago and and altamont and all of the things that they were

01:28:41.040 They were so close to winning.

01:28:43.760 And then NASA launched a rocket, and we put a man on the moon.

01:28:50.680 And it was that summer, I think, that really everything changed.

01:28:54.040 And after that, something else happened.

01:28:59.900 The Jesus movement happened.

01:29:02.800 I mean, Time Magazine called it the Jesus Revolution.

01:29:06.380 It was like 1970, 71.

01:29:08.100 and we we swung from this really radical destroy everything to this beautiful jesus movement and

01:29:17.920 i'm just seeing all of the pieces repeat themselves or at least rhyme a lot of it is

01:29:23.620 rhyming and this last week we've heard a lot of talk about god uh and we've heard a lot of talk

01:29:31.140 about God in space. So, um, the NASA astronaut Victor Glover, as they were getting ready to go

01:29:38.880 to cut communication and go to the dark side of the moon where they are alone in space with just

01:29:44.640 their thoughts, 250,000 miles out in space, farther than anybody's ever been. He talks about

01:29:52.660 god and um so rational reasoner i don't know who that is um he replies no respect for victor keep

01:30:04.980 it to yourself just enjoy the 100 scientifically managed ride around the moon you're not praying

01:30:10.720 the rocket into space victor the foxhole stuff is factually incorrect and it does as if it

01:30:17.540 discounts bravery. Um, if anything, it lowers your respect even further. Okay. So he goes on and he's

01:30:24.860 all hostile about it. And I don't know why people have to be so hostile. I mean, you don't believe

01:30:28.460 in God. You don't believe in God. That's fine. Um, why do, why do you have to be right? Why do

01:30:34.440 you have to be right? Um, and you know, honestly it gives people, I mean, I'm just looking at it

01:30:39.960 as, as somebody who, if I were atheist, this way I would look at it. It lets people feel good.

01:30:45.140 It helps them be better people.

01:30:47.060 What is the problem?

01:30:48.560 You know, I've, I've said to people who have a problem with my faith.

01:30:51.980 Okay.

01:30:53.040 It has made me a better man.

01:30:55.500 How can you possibly be against that?

01:30:58.800 Even if it's a lie, which it's not, even if it was a total lie, it has made me a much

01:31:04.060 better man.

01:31:06.200 That's a good thing, isn't it?

01:31:07.920 Shouldn't we be cheering that on?

01:31:09.380 And if your atheism makes you a better person, great.

01:31:12.560 I cheer you on good for you but the response to this the really great response came from George

01:31:21.260 Rush he's a guy who works and I'm I can't say where he works because I don't know what his

01:31:26.440 deal is because we're trying to get him on tomorrow I think maybe he'll be on tomorrow with

01:31:30.560 us um and I know where he works he were he builds rockets okay and he said when I was building the

01:31:39.660 spacecraft. One of our engineers would stand behind us while we were laying wire harnesses

01:31:45.420 and read from the Bible. We would sometimes pray before a large operation. He brought his Bible

01:31:53.680 into the clean room and privately prayed over a vehicle before we sent it into test. I'm pretty

01:32:00.520 sure he prayed over the Orion that is being flown on Artemis 2 as well. The Orion team was just as

01:32:07.580 religious, if not more religious than we were. We are the science and we're glad astronaut Glover

01:32:15.200 is as faithful as us. They didn't pray the rocket into space. They used science, but they prayed

01:32:24.740 that they would do things right, that they would be at the top of their game, that there would be

01:32:31.840 a bigger purpose for all of this how is that a problem you don't believe in magic

01:32:38.360 you know if you listen to podcasts if you're online at all watching x you might have heard

01:32:46.540 people talking about um about the book of ester recently and and how this is you know this is

01:32:55.820 just a story of persian genocide and it and it shouldn't even be in the bible because god's not

01:33:00.520 even mentioned in the Bible and they don't even know why I'm not going to get involved in any of

01:33:05.640 the podcast wars. I think it's ridiculous that, you know, stop telling people who you're supposed

01:33:10.320 to hate today. Okay. I don't care. I don't care, but I do care about facts and I do care about

01:33:16.960 this story and I do care about this being discussed and it's good that it's being discussed,

01:33:21.720 but can I add some context to this conversation? Because it's really important

01:33:26.000 to say that the book of esther is about persian genocide is ridiculous means you really don't

01:33:34.640 know the story it's the story of god using the bravery of everyday people to save them from

01:33:42.040 genocide esther was a jewish woman she was raised by her uncle mordecai in the persian empire she

01:33:49.540 was plucked from obscurity and given to the king of persia in a marriage because she was so 0.62

01:33:56.540 beautiful but it wasn't her beauty that saved her in the end it was her courage an advisor to the

01:34:03.680 king her husband named haman plotted to kill and plotted a genocide to kill every jew and

01:34:13.140 And Esther was asked to risk her life to go to the king, but you don't go to the king unless you're summoned.

01:34:19.960 If you're summoned, then you can go and then you can do whatever you want.

01:34:24.020 You can talk to him and plead for the king to intervene.

01:34:26.740 But if she's not summoned, he could execute her.

01:34:29.700 And she went in there knowing that she was probably going to be executed.

01:34:34.620 Her uncle came to her and said one of the most famous lines in the Bible to convince her.

01:34:39.860 For if you remain silent at this time, relief and deliverance from the Jews will arise from another place. 0.78

01:34:47.720 And who knows, but you have come to your royal position for such a time as this. 0.98

01:34:56.800 You were put here for the time in which you find yourself.

01:35:02.980 She goes to the king.

01:35:04.340 He doesn't execute her.

01:35:05.840 He, she's, she says, look, Haman is trying to kill the king and eventually kills him, but there's a catch.

01:35:14.080 The king had signed a decree.

01:35:15.900 And in that system, once you had a decree and it was issued, you could not reverse it or call it off.

01:35:22.540 The law stood. 0.58

01:35:23.880 So the killing of the Jews planned by Haman was still scheduled.

01:35:27.520 And so the king wanted to stop it, but he couldn't. 0.73

01:35:30.600 So he said, I'm going to put a second decree out, and that will give Jews the legal right to defend themselves if a person, if a person Persian comes to kill them. 0.91

01:35:41.980 And that is what happened.

01:35:44.420 It was violent.

01:35:45.680 It was ugly.

01:35:46.960 And the death toll was large enough to get anybody to stop and think twice.

01:35:51.900 But it was not a campaign to wipe out Persians.

01:35:54.480 It was a response to a state-backed plan to wipe out the Jews.

01:36:00.600 You can call it a lot of things.

01:36:02.480 You can call it civil conflict, bloodshed, self-defense,

01:36:06.280 but calling it genocide flips the entire story on the head

01:36:08.980 and shows that you don't know what you're talking about.

01:36:11.420 And it treats the response as if it were the original intent,

01:36:15.280 and it wasn't.

01:36:16.240 The intent was already written down.

01:36:17.820 It was stamped.

01:36:18.320 It was sent out before Esther ever stepped forward.

01:36:21.740 Okay, that's not the important part for me of Esther.

01:36:24.580 That's not why I'm telling you.

01:36:25.960 I just want to correct the story,

01:36:27.540 but i want to talk to you about why i think the story was written down in the first place

01:36:33.360 because this is the stranger part this podcaster said you know god's not even mentioned in this

01:36:39.980 why would you put it in the bible if god's not even mentioned he's nowhere in the book not once

01:36:44.320 is he mentioned yeah and if you and if you knew history you would know that the author of this

01:36:51.240 book did that most likely on purpose everywhere in the bible you know it's always like god going

01:36:58.200 glenn you need to build an ark and i'm like i don't know how to do that build an ark and so

01:37:04.880 you go out and build an ark but how many times does that happen to you because it doesn't happen

01:37:08.860 to me like that i don't know anybody where it happens like that

01:37:11.880 aster is to show you how god works in everyday life

01:37:18.440 you look back on what you did you're like i don't know should i do that

01:37:24.760 i mean i i am in this position should i say something should i not and then you have the

01:37:29.860 courage to do it and then that's one piece and that triggers something else and it's something

01:37:34.940 else and it's all a string of coincidence that's how god works god doesn't say hey do this most of

01:37:43.800 us don't get a burning bush moment like that. We get an idea. We get a feeling we should do the

01:37:48.920 right thing, and then we have to run with it. If the text had plainly just said, God did this,

01:37:56.860 God moved here, God told them to do this, you'd read it and move on, and you'd be like, God never

01:38:01.380 told me to do anything, and you'd file it under miracle and close the book. But Esther is like us.

01:38:09.980 When you read her story, it just seems like everything falls into place.

01:38:16.000 A queen at the right place, a well-timed advice from an uncle, a sequence of decisions that,

01:38:22.180 you know, taken one at a time, each of them are ordinary.

01:38:27.000 But when you step back from it, do this with your life, step back from your life,

01:38:32.340 it's pretty miraculous that you are where you are.

01:38:35.260 And if you don't recognize that, you need to take a look at your life again, because a lot of things have come together to put you into the good position that you're in.

01:38:44.360 Even if you think you're in a horrible position, you're really not.

01:38:50.380 This writer wrote it for you, the common person.

01:38:56.580 This writer forces you into a corner.

01:38:59.020 Either this is just a chain of coincidence that just happens to save an entire people at the exact moment they're marked for death, or God works in a different way without announcing himself.

01:39:16.540 This is so important because this is where we are.

01:39:19.880 I am convinced that God is working through all of us, all of us.

01:39:24.660 And we have to wrestle with the invisible, the unnamed hand guiding everything in our own lives.

01:39:36.040 You don't need to read the word God in Esther's story to see God everywhere in it.

01:39:41.200 God shows up in the humanness of the doubt, of the humanness of the fear.

01:39:47.000 And then God is the clear force that drives Esther to make the impossible choice to risk her life to save people.

01:39:54.660 when she could have stayed quiet and lived a life of luxury

01:39:58.140 while everyone else was massacred.

01:40:01.980 God's not written in the words.

01:40:05.780 It's written in their actions, in human actions, in your actions.

01:40:13.980 We need Esther in the Bible to remind us to do the right thing,

01:40:17.900 even when we're not sure God is even looking.

01:40:20.300 and if you do that throughout your life

01:40:25.520 I promise you

01:40:26.700 you will look back on your life

01:40:29.740 and you will see how everything

01:40:31.060 just lined up perfectly

01:40:33.360 and you will see God everywhere

01:40:36.560 that my friend

01:40:39.840 is why God is not mentioned in Esther

01:40:43.900 that my friend

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01:42:12.620 ricky i want to go a different way can you just give me the tweet from the activist on eric's

01:42:30.000 yeah this is it's not looking good uh-huh mr fang fang bang bang um sarah i'm gonna need

01:42:38.980 don't bang bang fang fang or don't fang fang bang bang or whatever do we have that just go

01:42:44.460 ahead and roll that please don't bang bang don't bang bang swalwell don't want the files to drop

01:42:55.960 because he went bang bang with bang bang hey don't all right so give me the tweet here i can't i'm 0.54

01:43:03.600 dancing okay there's a guy named bavik lathea he's a pissed off democratic strategist who is

01:43:08.380 Pushing the party for their left.

01:43:10.840 He would be super happy to have Eric, but he said he just got off the phone with a trusted friend.

01:43:15.340 This is real, the accusations against Eric about the rampant sexual harassment in Congress.

01:43:21.260 Take it seriously. Swalwell cannot be our nominee.

01:43:24.860 There is going to be a lot more coming out soon.

01:43:27.200 I can't say more right now, but stay tuned.

01:43:30.120 Well, let me give you a perspective on why this is happening here.

01:43:33.540 But first, a little don't think, think, think, think.

01:43:38.380 Oh, no, you gotta take the camera with Jason on it, please.

01:43:51.160 It's over.

01:43:51.680 Bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang.

01:44:00.680 The case is closed, he screams and shouts, but we all know he went bang, bang with bang,

01:44:06.740 bang.

01:44:07.040 okay so here's why this is happening okay because he was totally fine when they could use him this

01:44:16.240 is the way the left works they don't care about you as a human being they don't care about you

01:44:20.320 as anything other than a cog and he was totally fine but now they're going to lose to republicans

01:44:28.800 california because they have this kind of ranked you know uh voting and so they've got to get

01:44:36.700 somebody off of the ballot so they're not splitting all of those votes so who's the

01:44:41.660 one to get off the guy who was bang bang fang allegedly laughing at the small world special

01:44:48.840 Russia bad meat, please don't release my Chinese special 0.54

01:44:55.340 Do Bang Bang, Fang Fang 0.98

01:44:58.340 Do Bang Bang, Fang Fang

01:45:01.840 Swole World don't want the files to drop 0.98

01:45:04.840 Cause he went Bang Bang with Fang Fang 0.98

01:45:08.340 Hey Do Bang Bang, Fang Fang

01:45:11.840 gonna dreams better pray they stay locked away or california's gonna know 0.99

01:45:18.620 you went bang bang with fang fang

01:45:23.600 we're citing a producer matt yeah if you happen to be watching on uh the uh insider i apologize

01:45:41.280 for what is on your screen right now it is not a pretty sight uh what are we going to do without

01:45:47.880 eric swalwell to kick around i mean it just don't be it just will not be the same all right i want

01:45:54.020 to take on bring jason on here and we're going to take on a conspiracy that he's been talking

01:45:58.400 about for a while and i'm not going to debunk it but i am going to have you look at it from a

01:46:02.940 different uh set of eyes here uh and try to show you maybe how we should start looking at things

01:46:09.900 instead of just getting on the bandwagon and saying, that's got to be true.

01:46:14.260 Let's slow down and look at things the way you should if you were an actual journalist.

01:46:20.440 You know, I remember the good old days when journalists actually existed.

01:46:25.000 We'll do that here in just a second. Stand by.

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01:47:58.220 So

01:48:27.460 I was going to talk to you about a story about scientists, you know, disappearing and dying and everything else.

01:48:33.800 We're going to get to that tomorrow because this is an important story and an important way to look at it.

01:48:37.800 But something broke here just in the last few minutes, and I think we need to spend some time on this.

01:48:44.680 So there was movement in the Straits of Hormuz today, and then it has been stopped.

01:48:51.400 And Iran has stopped the ships from being moved because they said that Israel has violated the ceasefire.

01:49:02.920 I'm not sure Israel was part of that deal.

01:49:06.740 I'm not sure they weren't part of that deal. 0.78

01:49:08.500 But they were firing, if I'm not mistaken, they were firing on Lebanon.

01:49:15.900 And yesterday, that was clear that that was not part of the deal.

01:49:20.540 Jason, can you bring in any more information on this?

01:49:24.360 Yeah, so this is breaking news.

01:49:25.580 This is just coming out.

01:49:26.780 We had reports from the Pakistani prime minister that there was some violations of the ceasefire going on.

01:49:35.860 Now we see that the Iranians are accusing the Israelis of breaking that ceasefire.

01:49:41.720 And because of that, they are saying they are halting all traffic in or out of the Strait of Hormuz.

01:49:46.540 Now, as you just said, if you look into this, they're specifically irritated about Israel attacking Hezbollah and Lebanon, which is very odd because these are one of those things that kind of go back and forth on who included this in the 10-point plan, who did not.

01:50:05.920 It seems like they don't even really know.

01:50:07.600 And then when the president was asked by PBS about this this morning, the president said, yeah, that was never even included in the deal.

01:50:13.740 so again right along with your valkyrie theory who the heck knows what is who's in charge who's

01:50:21.980 in charge in case you missed that i said last hour project valkyrie um if you just go back and

01:50:29.220 watch the movie valkyrie with tom cruise just watch the last part the whole thing is we got

01:50:33.280 to kill hitler and that's because part of the army wants to surrender or not surrender but

01:50:39.800 make come to terms with the West, um, instead of an, as they say in there, instead of an 0.95

01:50:47.120 unconditional, uh, surrender where we lose everything, we can end it right now and show

01:50:53.180 the world that there are sane people that are running this country that didn't want anything

01:50:57.320 to do with this. And so we can make a deal, but we got to kill Hitler. Um, and so they try to kill 1.00

01:51:03.840 Hitler obviously they fail but there is this moment after they kill or try to kill Hitler

01:51:09.980 they think they might have succeeded and Project Valkyrie was to say the military is now in charge 0.86

01:51:17.080 of everything go round up all the SS there's been a coup on the in the country and they could have 0.58

01:51:23.720 actually ended the war had they done it but there was the other side the Nazis that did not want to

01:51:30.820 do a deal with um the west obviously and then the real problem was the generals that were in the

01:51:38.000 middle saying i'll go either way but i want to i'm going to go with the winning side and so there was

01:51:44.160 this moment where nobody was really in charge because you didn't know who you know hitler was

01:51:50.200 thought to be dead and it was very close uh to him losing control of the whole country and at the

01:51:58.120 last minute he gets on the phone and he's starting to talk to everybody goes like i am alive and so

01:52:03.860 the whole thing fell apart that's what's happening on the ground now in iran is those final scenes

01:52:10.620 of valkyrie you don't know who's in charge you just don't know and so you could have had a deal

01:52:15.180 that didn't include iran but others who think they're in charge of the country maybe it's the

01:52:19.920 irgc they think that no that was included in the plan and so they're going to act this way i mean

01:52:26.500 And it's apparent we may have to whittle down some more people, unfortunately may have to kill more of the leadership until you get to a point to where leadership is like, okay, they're going to kill all of us here.

01:52:39.920 And somebody starts to say, like they did with Project Valkyrie, we have got to do something or we're all going to be wiped out.

01:52:48.680 And hopefully some of that thinking starts to happen.

01:52:52.740 You know, there was a story in the New York Times that shows, you know, how this came together. And if it is true, it makes Israel look kind of dicey. You know, would you agree, Ricky? 0.82

01:53:04.880 Yeah, the entire exchange was like someone was in the room, like the reporter was in their room. But they talk about how Israel tried to pitch President Trump that, you know, now is the time and gave him intelligence that suggested that regime change might be possible.

01:53:19.440 when President Trump, it's reported

01:53:22.460 that when President Trump asked General

01:53:24.400 Cain what he thought, he

01:53:26.340 said, in my experience, standard

01:53:28.160 operating procedure for the Israelis. They

01:53:30.160 oversell and their plans are not always

01:53:32.300 well-developed. They know they need

01:53:34.320 this, and that's why they're hard-selling.

01:53:37.320 Mr. Trump

01:53:38.180 weighed the assessment, they say. Regime change,

01:53:40.320 he said, would be their problem.

01:53:43.300 He is

01:53:44.040 alleged to have said that he is just

01:53:46.300 comfortable with taking out the

01:53:48.380 ayatollah the irgc their military options and in the end he made the decision and like you've been

01:53:56.260 saying for weeks it's it's not really about being led by the nose by israel it's about making sure 0.90

01:54:02.160 we take out their nuclear abilities to destroy us correct because that's the part that affected us 0.89

01:54:06.600 what affects israel is what affects israel they want regime change you can have that we're not 0.79

01:54:11.420 part of it but people will look at that and say you know see there's israel doing it well no again

01:54:17.120 And I go back to the president made the decision.

01:54:20.580 He had everybody, all of his other advisors in the room listening, and he went to Raisin

01:54:24.920 Cain, who is great.

01:54:26.420 And Raisin Cain said, what, you know, Mr.

01:54:29.060 President, I think this is standard operating procedure for them. 0.97

01:54:32.480 The president decided not to go with Israel, but to go, you know what, I'm going to take 0.79

01:54:36.940 it so far. 0.98

01:54:38.680 They want to do that.

01:54:39.860 That's up to them.

01:54:40.760 um and so i guess the point i want to make here is um

01:54:47.240 you don't have to like israel you don't have to agree with their policies you don't have to agree

01:54:53.980 with the way they fight you know it bothers me when people say israel has a right to exist

01:54:58.880 i think i used to say that until i really understood it um because it's it's poor phrasing

01:55:05.640 um Israel doesn't have a right to exist neither does America we have to fight for that right to

01:55:14.240 exist Jews have a right to live they have a right to defend their own homeland it was given to them 0.52

01:55:26.200 legally it is their homeland they can defend it the way they choose to defend it we don't have a

01:55:34.340 right you would not accept the right of canada and the un and everybody else telling us how we

01:55:39.460 could fight wars if our lives we felt our lives were at stake our very republic was at stake

01:55:44.460 you would say go pound sand we have a right to defend ourselves we're going to be wiped out

01:55:48.780 but that doesn't mean the rest of the world has to like it doesn't mean we have to even like it

01:55:52.900 they have a right to defend themselves and we don't have to be involved in it if if the president

01:56:00.660 decides, and we are the kind of public that says, you know what? I agree with him. We can change

01:56:07.840 our mind at any time, but we don't have to be involved in that. We do have to say, Jewish people

01:56:15.420 have a right to live. They have a right to live. And this homeland was given to them legally.

01:56:21.400 It's theirs to defend and theirs to lose. It's theirs to lose. And they know that. They know that. 0.99

01:56:27.840 they're going to lose it or win it it'll be up to them period now when it comes to shutting down

01:56:35.660 the straits um i i wonder what this is going to mean to the president uh i mean if they shut it

01:56:45.120 down and we don't get pakistan back on the phone and get the strait opened up you know right away

01:56:50.580 this is going to be a problem we're going to go back they're going to go back to seeing

01:56:54.160 bombs um and i i have a feeling we're gonna get there anyway um because i don't think i don't

01:57:00.660 think the people um in that are in the irgc have been humbled enough i don't think they they realize

01:57:08.020 how bad of a position they're in hopefully you know we realize the situation the truth of the

01:57:14.000 situation um and you know if it's a bad situation for us we recognize that as well but i don't think

01:57:20.640 they get it uh at all there was something else that really bothered me um there was a story about

01:57:28.100 the ghost murmur and i don't even want to get into the technology but do you remember was it

01:57:35.080 monday the president came out and gave a speech and he had the cia uh pete hegseth uh somebody else

01:57:45.140 uh and he and they all spoke about the rescue mission and how amazing it was and then he turned

01:57:51.980 it over to the cia and he said the cia has some things that nobody even knows it's technology

01:57:58.700 it's great it's crazy nobody we can find a needle in a haystack and we wouldn't have been able to

01:58:04.500 find them without this technology and he's like i don't know what can be said what not i'm going

01:58:09.320 to turn it over to the head of CIA and I'll have to put him in jail if he reveals it,

01:58:15.300 but he's not going to reveal it, but I'll let him, you know, parse this out what he

01:58:20.400 can.

01:58:20.800 So he does.

01:58:21.440 He doesn't tell us anything about it, nothing about it.

01:58:25.240 Now there's a story about the ghost murmur, about the technology that we have, and it

01:58:33.000 is, it is quantum technology.

01:58:36.880 uh if that person doesn't go to prison for releasing this there is no such thing as top

01:58:48.060 secret or national security whoever revealed that needs to go to prison you know you take a picture

01:58:56.940 a submariner takes a picture on a sub a picture of just him with stuff in the background gives it

01:59:04.240 to his family gives it to his daughter or whatever he'll go to jail he'll go to prison for that

01:59:09.280 but somebody who is revealing quantum technology that we use uh no uh and this is not

01:59:18.320 jason chime in on this i don't think this is you know a coordinated leak there is no reason

01:59:25.580 to leak this is a serious serious leak this is like saying you know in in uh in 1943 yeah let

01:59:33.860 me tell you about the manhattan project it's a nuclear project and we're building a bomb

01:59:37.860 that's insanity yeah the the administration was very careful not to give away too much on this

01:59:43.940 and listen to this description of the uh be careful ghost be careful it says the secret

01:59:49.460 technology uses long-range quantum magnetometry to find the electromagnetic fingerprint of a human

01:59:58.560 heartbeat and pairs the data with ai software to isolate the signature from background noise

02:00:05.100 there is no way and it was developed by skunk works one of the most secretive development

02:00:10.380 programs in the united states there's no way this was supposed to get out this is insane 0.50

02:00:15.600 we knew that they had something that was beyond our imagination when they can go in and target

02:00:24.340 people and kill them in ways we've never been able to do before when they can find this guy

02:00:32.240 in wedged in between rocks and know exactly where he is and get him without a beacon where it's 0.98

02:00:40.020 going off all the time to try to find him when the c i the president said if it wasn't for the cia

02:00:45.280 we might have never found him okay so that's enough that just should let everybody know the

02:00:53.040 united states has things that you don't even want to think i am i said this earlier today i am equally 0.64

02:00:58.400 in awe and terrified by what the technology is that we have anybody who is you know china you

02:01:08.260 don't think china is working on quantum uh computing and and quantum weapons quantum

02:01:14.540 technology uh that's not good to tell them why would we do that why would we do that i want to

02:01:22.540 know who leaked that and i want to know why they're not going to be prosecuted if they're not

02:01:26.320 what is the motivation for a leak like that is it to scare our enemies or is it to

02:01:31.740 cozy up to a source feel like a like a big guy or you are going to see and we haven't seen this yet

02:01:39.180 in the trump administration we have not seen people's hold on to stories to go out and write

02:01:45.400 a book okay all the things about i knew i knew that uh joe biden was dead i knew he was dead

02:01:53.540 and we were propping him up like a muppet but i wrote a book about it okay you're gonna see this

02:01:59.300 is such an epic story you are going to see people now start to leak things and say things to sell a

02:02:08.060 book that will be made into a movie you watch if we are not very clear on you do not reveal that

02:02:16.600 and we have harsh sentences for the top of the line i don't care if it's cabinet member

02:02:21.560 if you knew about that technology and you release that you go to prison we have to be that clear on

02:02:30.660 this this is national security stuff we're dealing with and everyone in the world is wondering what

02:02:36.320 the hell does America have? We don't tell them. We don't tell them what we have. Make them guess

02:02:43.140 because like everything, once you see it, once you know what it is, you're not as afraid of it.

02:02:50.740 When you don't really know what's coming, it's much more terrifying. That's number one reason.

02:02:58.600 Don't tell them what we have. Don't. All right, back in a minute.

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