00:06:12.340There's a really important reason I am starting with the rabid dogs.
00:06:21.720because it is why these talks fell apart yesterday i'll explain first let me just
00:06:28.120continue on on the talks here trump immediately announced the u.s navy was going to enforce a
00:06:33.660full blockade of the strait of her moves now what does that mean because i thought we were here
00:06:38.020i'm saying we got to keep the strait of her moves open yeah okay for the water feet think people
00:06:45.280think he's meaning he is going to make sure that it is open but if you get any oil from Iran you're
00:06:54.040not moving if you are paying a toll to Iran you're not going anywhere but he will keep the straight
00:07:00.100open for everybody else that's what he's talking about he's going to interdict any ships paying
00:07:06.980the illegal tolls he's clearing the mines he did that as soon as they sat down on the table he went
00:07:11.540in there and he started clearing the mines and he's going to prevent entry and exit for any ship
00:07:16.700that is headed towards iran two-week ceasefire now on life support especially with israel still0.51
00:07:23.560hammering hezbollah and lebanon but you know iran is saying we don't control them yeah well we can
00:07:29.840say we don't control israel one of us is telling the truth the other one's not um this is exactly
00:07:36.700the leverage that Trump telegraphed. He said it was coming. Iran came ready to negotiate,
00:07:43.200but believed it held enough cards. And when you look at it, you got to ask yourself,
00:07:48.460what cards do they think they hold? What cards do they hold? Oh, I'll tell you here in a second.
00:07:55.960But here's what we learned. So far, Iran is not suicidal in the conventional sense, okay?
00:08:02.260I told you these are 12ers, they believe, you know, that chaos and martyrdom will hasten the return of the promised one and end of the times and blah, blah, blah.1.00
00:08:11.520They still believe all of that crap, okay?0.99
00:08:20.860What's happening here is they are looking at this and saying, that's real.
00:08:28.420However, there's enough people at the table who are like, yeah, you can frame suffering as sacred destiny, but we'd rather not all die.
00:08:39.060The delegation that showed up proves that they calculate survival.
00:08:45.940There were enough people at the table.
00:08:47.480They brought everybody they needed to bring.
00:08:49.320This was not a joke of a ceasefire or a peace hearing.
00:08:55.300But they weren't purely death cult. They're a hybrid. They're also not purely regime preservation and proxy leverage. They're a hybrid.
00:09:08.000So I'll show you here in a minute. We have a guest who's done the math, and he'll show you the suffering that they will actually have.
00:09:17.900The U.S. naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is going to cost Iran approximately $276 million a day in lost exports, $159 million a day in imports.
00:09:29.280That's a combined economic damage of $435 million a day or $13 billion a month.
00:09:38.02090% of their annual trade comes through there.
00:25:56.580They know that we don't like never-ending wars.
00:25:59.400They know that we can't handle high gas prices.
00:26:02.060We'd sell our mother for low gas prices, especially when we don't understand what's going on.
00:26:07.520And so they think they can wait us out.
00:26:09.460But what Donald Trump knows that we have that they don't is time as well.
00:26:18.040The amount of money that they are losing and what is happening right now in the straight and what is now coming our way, we are changing the way oil and the oil business is being done.
00:27:24.980Well, I mean, just very quickly, just setting the stage here, you know, before the war,
00:27:29.700Before we started the strikes with our Israeli partners jointly against the Iranian regime, their state of economy was already in a state of crisis.
00:27:39.860You know, they had an inflation of 60 percent and the food inflation was just accelerating.
00:27:46.400Unemployment rate, I mean, you're looking at somewhere between 20 to 30 percent.1.00
00:27:50.860And that's a number that comes out of Iran.1.00
00:27:53.340So I would take that with a grain of salt.0.75
00:27:55.500I mean, they're doing more propaganda than anything else.
00:27:58.720The real, the currency value, was $1.4 million per dollar.
00:28:04.980I mean, this is the lowest since 1979.
00:28:07.700So they're already in a significant state of crisis.
00:28:12.840And then we go through this round of war, and there's the damage that they're taking from the strikes, but also internally they shut down their internet.
00:28:21.920Now, that's been overlooked because that's a major economic revenue generating kind of sector in Iran.
00:28:28.940And they have shut down the Internet for 47 years.
00:28:31.840That comes with major economic costs for Iran.
00:28:35.980And then now we're discussing this whole blockade.
00:28:47.820It actually goes at a discounted rate to the teapot refineries.
00:28:52.300These are small to medium-sized refineries in China.
00:28:55.620They buy the oil at a discounted cheap rate, and then they produce petrochemical products that are actually competing with the petrochemical products that we produce and our partners.
00:29:06.880And we just can't keep up with the pricing that the Chinese producers are putting out in the market because they're buying cheap Iranian oil.
00:29:13.340So the cheap Iranian oil in the market is not feeding the formal market.
00:29:17.980It's not really helping us or any of our allies, but it's helping the Chinese to compete with our own petrochemical production.
00:29:29.200So would you say in some ways, I mean, the real target here is to stop the proxies and stop the terror coming out of Iran and the nuclear weapons, etc., etc.0.93
00:29:42.020But I think an equal or slightly lower priority is to stop China.0.72
00:29:50.960I mean, China had this plan to collapse the American currency by going in and getting the oil from Venezuela and then Iran and then making their own petrodollar, if you will, which would harm us.0.83
00:34:13.880And close, open it up for anybody taking oil from anyone else but Iran, but close the strait for anybody trying to get in or out to take oil from Iran.
00:34:27.580If they can, if he can do that, how long before the people just can't take it in Iran?
00:34:34.860They just, it just is not viable for them anymore.
00:34:41.040Well, Glenn, I mean, that's, that's again, that's a really good point.1.00
00:34:46.460I mean, we had the January protests in Iran.
00:34:48.660The regime had to kill over 40,000 Iranians in a matter of two days.
00:34:53.040I mean, that number, just think about it.
00:34:55.340Historically, you can't find a government that would kill 40.
00:34:59.120I mean, ISIS, the Sony terrorist organizations in Iraq and in Syria,
00:35:04.640none of them came close to this number of killing 40,000 innocent protesters or civilians.
00:35:10.820That's how the regime managed to get out of the month of January.
00:35:13.880And then we have this sort of this strikes against against Iranian regime.
00:35:17.940Now, it makes sense that you don't see protests right now because because there is a campaign of airstrikes that has been going on.
00:35:26.500Actually, SEMCOM commander went out and asked Iranians to stay home and don't take it to the streets yet.
00:35:31.880I think the regime has reached a point that it knows that economically it just can't sustain running a country, running the country.0.98
00:35:40.820And that's why they keep buying time. They wanted these negotiations. They were trying to get some type of relief. Now, if the blockade is successful, you know, there's six Persian Gulf ports that handle about 90 percent of the entire Iranian trade.
00:35:55.000Now, if all those get blocked, you have the daily export loss of about $276 million a day, and you have a daily import disruption of about $160 million in import that goes into Iran.
00:36:10.820Now, what is going to really be affected here is Iran's ability to produce oil, because they have about 13 days of the storage left to keep storing oil.
00:36:22.060After that, they're going to have to stop extracting oil.
00:36:27.120They're going to have to shut down some of these oil wells.
00:36:30.680And that would be a huge effect, a huge impact to their oil production.
00:36:36.280And it's going to take a month, if not years, to go back to the level that they're extracting oil right now.
00:36:42.620So that's kind of a situation they're going to be facing with a blockade.
00:36:46.760any idea at all and i know this is kind of out of your wheelhouse but um what is it going to take
00:36:56.100for the people to actually rise up and come back out i mean after killing 40 000 people
00:37:02.100even in a country our size with the population of 350 million you kill 40 000 people and you've got
00:37:09.940americans not wanting to go out on the streets
00:37:12.840yeah i mean here's here's the reality and president trump has been very right about this
00:37:19.460uh the iranians uh they don't have guns they don't have weapons if they go on the street
00:37:24.820they're going to have to face machine guns by the rgc the islamic revolutionary guards
00:37:29.160and their militias on the streets i've seen reports of the regime bringing in some of his
00:37:34.540militias from Iraq to help the regime crack down on any protest. The internet has been shut down
00:37:40.600for 47 days in Iran. Just imagine not having internet for 47 days. We don't hear from Iran.
00:37:46.920I get messages from some Iranians when they get their hands on a Starlink or some type of internet
00:37:52.260that is not really reliable because regime keeps blocking them. But I think Iranians have been fed0.87
00:43:20.680These guys have no idea what they're talking about.
00:43:22.400That is not the story in Hungary. And I was paying attention to this because I thought, oh, this could be really bad. It's actually not bad. It's what you take from it. There is a lesson there that we as MAGA people and conservatives need to take from that. But it is not panic. The left didn't win in Hungary.
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00:55:45.620If more of the world's stable energy starts flowing from places aligned with the United States in this hemisphere, it doesn't just magically save the dollar, it reinforces it.
00:55:57.280It keeps the system centered where it already is.
00:56:00.240One of my biggest concerns has been, what are you going to do about the dollar?
00:56:04.480This is like being the bank in a small town.
00:56:07.260You don't cover and control every transaction, but you control and cover enough of them, and they all run through that system, and it keeps circling back to you.
00:56:19.660Now, it's not clean. It's not perfect.
00:56:22.780There's always friction in reality.0.75
00:56:25.960Venezuela is not a plug-and-play partner.
00:56:28.300That country needs rebuilding politically, economically, physically.
00:56:31.560Alberta right now is in an insane country.
00:56:35.060I don't know if you've been following what's happening in Canada or just over the last week.
01:02:08.220This is what you're not going to really hear and understand.
01:02:11.640They were not rejecting the border fence.
01:02:14.740They're not suddenly in love with open borders and woke globalism.
01:02:18.900The winner actually came from the party of Viktor Orban.
01:02:24.720He's still saying no to EU migrant quotas.
01:02:28.280The voters were rejecting something far more dangerous,
01:02:31.900and that's fatigue with their own side.
01:02:34.70016 years of the same team in charge and then cronyism friends and family getting rich while
01:02:41.700everybody else feels the squeeze on groceries and health care and hope and so they were like
01:02:46.900you know they were they were fans of victor for a long time and now they're like we could you drain
01:02:50.940the swamp well i am draining the swamp really are you because it doesn't look like it to the people
01:02:55.360so one of the guys were on his side he said i recognize the this and we can we can solve this
01:03:02.780The pressure that you feel every single day, the economy that doesn't feel like it's working for you, when you see people who you voted for letting criminals get away with things, not actually protecting your country, doing things that are unexplainable unless they've got some other side game going on, that's what flipped Hungary.
01:03:25.120And if we don't learn from it, it's exactly what will come for us in 2028 and maybe this next election.
01:03:35.400So, if you forget the people that elected you didn't elect you to be their new king, they elected you to be their servant, you lose.
01:03:50.800Orban's team delivered on the big cultural fights and they liked that and still like it0.89
01:03:57.220but after a decade and a half too many Hungarians felt like okay but what else are you doing you're1.00
01:04:02.460not taking care of some of the other things this is the same disease that is eating around
01:04:07.460trust here in America we have corruption corruption that is so blatant and so weaponized
01:04:14.860but what are we doing about it has anybody gone to jail this i believe is why donald trump put
01:04:23.120jd vance in charge of corruption because i think that's going to be the 2028 thing
01:04:29.000corruption putting people who have stolen from you in jail
01:04:33.100our founding our founding fathers did not say hey put these ideas in and then coast
01:04:40.000They said eternal vigilance, eternal vigilance.
01:06:48.940all right uh the international fellowship of christians and jews would like to remind you
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01:08:28.360I'm going to give you a poll from the insiders. And this does not reflect,
01:08:32.680I think the average American, but it shows if you are told the bigger picture, if you understand what I told you a few minutes ago about oil prices and what Donald Trump is actually doing in the Middle East, which would explain his tweet from last week that nobody talked about, the biggest reset in history.
01:08:53.140um once you understand what he's doing you have more tolerance so we ask are temporary high gas
01:09:00.800prices acceptable in the fight against iran most people knee-jerk no but if you understand what's
01:09:08.060going on and see the bigger picture 95 of the insiders say yes i'll tolerate high gas prices
01:09:15.420if it resets the world toward america no americans are already struggling we shouldn't be forced to
01:09:21.840struggle more, 5%. I think that's wildly out of step with the average American, but that shows
01:09:29.280once you have an understanding, you begin to say, I'll take the short-term hit. Now,
01:09:37.420in Ireland, and it's beginning in France, they are having so many problems with the price of oil.
01:09:47.800To fill up a truck now in Ireland is about $1,000.
01:09:51.060If you're a semi, $1,000 to fill up a truck.
01:10:14.020and the government started to say we're going to arrest these protesters and it's only gotten worse
01:10:19.440this weekend in ireland was our good friend ezra levant he is from rebel news up in canada
01:10:26.580um and ezra uh thank you for going and helping us understand exactly what's happening tell me
01:10:33.540tell me the press is going to make these people into dangerous radicals and revolutionaries
01:10:40.300who are the people that are protesting well i tell you first of all thanks for having me on
01:10:45.900the show second of all i've become such an ireland fan boy i've been there nine times over the last
01:10:52.120two years and i've it's a small country only five million people you can drive across the whole
01:10:56.660island in less than a day so um they have a real communal connectedness it's almost like everyone
01:11:03.500knows a cousin somewhere and the reason i mention that is it's almost as if the whole country has
01:11:09.360collectively over their dining room table decided enough is enough and it's sort of incredible
01:11:16.680because all across the country ordinary farmers and truckers it's almost like a spontaneous
01:11:22.700movement because you know the they're not represented in parliament either by the
01:11:27.540government or the official opposition but just grassroots ordinary irish farmers and truckers
01:11:33.140have started blocking roads and blocking other key infrastructure, slowing the whole country down to
01:11:39.800a crawl. But here's the incredible thing. The people who are inconvenienced by it,
01:11:44.460they're supportive of it. Most Irish support, I'd almost call it a national strike. And we were on
01:11:51.600the highways and it was extremely inconvenient. And we would stop and chat with the people blocking
01:11:56.900the roads. None of them have ever been to a protest before in their lives. They're all wearing
01:12:01.820their working clothes, like farmers dressed in their high-vis vests. It's the realest people
01:12:07.960you've ever met. I asked every one of them two questions. The first is, why are you here?
01:12:13.400And they all said, the fuel taxes are just too much. So this is a tax revolt, sort of like the
01:12:20.020Tea Party. It's a little bit, I don't want to call it American style because the Irish are1.00
01:12:25.900rebellious in their own way. And the second question I asked each one, like these people1.00
01:12:30.580are blocking major highways i understand so i said to every one of them what are the cops saying to
01:12:37.100you every single one said the cops are giving them the thumbs up not telling them to move now
01:12:43.520there have been some incidents where the cops have gotten a little rough but in the main the
01:12:48.600country is being shut down it's almost like a general strike so the the um the government is
01:12:58.440not reacting well to this i mean first they started to go after them now they're starting
01:13:04.020to go after the media and saying that the media is distorting this i mean what is happening to
01:13:09.920freedom in ireland well if ireland is such a disconnect between the people and the government
01:13:17.020let me give you three quick examples mass immigration i mentioned there's five million
01:13:22.680people in ireland one million of them are foreign born and there's such mass immigration it's the
01:13:29.320fastest mass immigration in the western world like it's astonishing and that's driven up the0.97
01:13:36.020price of housing and everything out of reach for the ordinary irish like most places mass immigration0.90
01:13:42.840is deeply unpopular but both the government and the opposition support it so what's an irishman
01:13:48.580to do you can't really vote for any of the main parties so that's one factor here's another
01:13:54.060they had a constitutional referendum i don't know if you've ever read the irish constitution that's
01:13:59.980not something most people do but it's actually an amazing document there's a section on motherhood
01:14:05.760can you believe it they talk about the value of mothers and protecting mothers and their right to
01:14:12.600be to raise kids at home like it's an incredible i've never seen that in any world constitution
01:14:18.200ever well for some weird reason the entire establishment thought let's get rid of that
01:14:25.100so they had a referendum what do you think what do you think the people said it was an
01:14:29.820overwhelming rebuke of the entire establishment of course they didn't want to get motherhood
01:14:35.520out of the constitution because you know what that means that get gets rid of the definition
01:14:39.480of a woman the definition of like it was crazy so that's strike two and then strike three i let
01:14:45.940throw this one last thing at you glenn because it's the craziest part of it all so they elect
01:14:50.100their president there it's more of a symbolic role but still it's like the the the mascot of
01:14:56.800ireland let's say but with more gravity it's a closed loop though you have to get the support of
01:15:03.520of incumbent members of parliament before you're allowed to run so there was this conservative
01:15:08.120woman who wanted to run named maria seen she was not allowed on the ballot but more than 200
01:15:15.680thousand irish either spoiled their ballot or wrote her name in so those are three crazy examples
01:15:23.620of the entire irish establishment being against the people and i think this fuel tax was just
01:15:30.580the straw that broke the camel's back and the whole country at the same time said enough
01:15:36.300so i am really concerned you know i'm i'm going over with tommy robinson i'm going to be speaking
01:15:42.000at his rally in london oh they expect this to be the largest rally ever in england um and uh i'm a
01:15:51.020little nervous about it honestly because i don't know exactly who is also going to be speaking etc
01:15:56.240etc and i know that they are going to blame anything on this group of people and so i just
01:16:02.980want to be really really careful and i know tommy is being very very careful to make sure the right
01:16:08.980message is sent because the freedom of speech over in england and great britain is to say it's
01:16:16.180on the ropes is almost a comedic understatement um the the go ahead no no you're so right and i
01:16:26.680think that the u.s administration has scolded the uk for its censorship and but ireland is even worse
01:16:35.580than the uk by some measures so tommy's half irish but he really is um i think his home base
01:16:43.900is the uk which is where you'll be speaking i didn't know you'll be speaking and that's amazing
01:16:47.580ireland is still in the european union and that means a whole bunch of crazy things ranging from
01:16:54.780their obligation to take in mass immigration and asylum seekers to um they're part of the european
01:17:03.160wide censorship program they are ireland is at war with elon musk because ireland is part of the
01:17:09.480european union they they get involved with europe wide censorship and elon musk is public enemy
01:17:16.680number one and by the way as you know elon musk is now helping tommy by covering his legal fees
01:17:20.720my point is that europe is i mean ireland and the uk are sort of a race to be who can be the worst
01:17:28.000censor but the thing to remember is neither of them have the first amendment neither does canada
01:17:33.080Neither does Australia and New Zealand with their censorship. Glenn, if there's only one message I would have your listeners remember, it's do not give up that First Amendment. It is the strategic freedom upon which all other freedoms are based. What use is an election if you don't have free speech? What use is freedom of association or freedom of assembly if you don't have the right to speak freely at those assemblies? Never give up your First Amendment. Never.
01:17:59.280so are you seeing because i saw france there are uh truckers now that are doing exactly the same
01:18:08.200thing that is ireland um two questions you've alluded to it i just want a clear yes or no
01:18:15.620answer on this one this is tied now it's gasoline was the straw but this is now about all of this
01:18:24.020stuff that trump has been fighting against all of this wef nonsense um and is are you seeing this
01:18:31.900starting to spread because it looked like it was happening now in france as well this weekend
01:18:36.620it hasn't spread on the scale of ireland ireland really is right in general strike
01:18:43.040mode i asked every single person what's on your mind almost everyone said fuel that's the straw
01:18:49.160that broke the camel's back but you cannot ignore those other things i mentioned of the political
01:18:53.320class just being out of touch. Ireland, for some reason, is NGO central. There are 50,000 NGOs in
01:19:02.800a country of 5 million. They're all government funded, and they work to squelch these grassroots
01:19:09.080people. There is also a class issue here. I mean, I'm not a Marxist, but you can see the elite
01:19:15.160Dublin-based globalists look down their nose at these farmers and truckers. It's sort of the
01:19:21.340deplorables they they don't use the word the deplorables but you can sense they feel it
01:19:25.640they would rather and kira starmer the british prime minister said this he said he would and
01:19:30.480he's the same cut from the same cloth he said he would rather be at davos in the world forum
01:19:35.440than in his british parliament and i think the irish leaders are the same way they want to swan
01:19:41.180about with other eu leaders that's another reason to break up the eu is you need your politicians
01:19:47.120to listen to their own people that's part of sovereignty don't run errands for foreign
01:19:52.720organizations i'm excited about ireland because they have that rebellious spirit
01:19:57.580just like americans do more than others anyhow sorry i'm going on because it's very exciting
01:20:02.600well i mean you know the eu just last week or the week before just passed uh in their own parliament
01:20:08.280um a a rejection of the open borders and started saying some of these people have to start now
01:20:15.440being deported and get out i mean it was very trumpian in a european standard um and it it
01:20:21.960looks like there is a beginning of something so is this how does this end ezra is this just a
01:20:28.380quick fire that's put out or does this spread do you think well i sure hope it spreads ireland is
01:20:35.600pretty small place just five million people um and so i don't know if it's going to spread in
01:20:40.820france because there's the different language the different demographics so there's so many
01:20:45.020differences but if ireland is able to stand up and shake off its globalist government i think that'll
01:20:53.020at least be an inspiration to other countries super quick comment about the other eastern side
01:20:57.540of europe as you know victor orban of hungary finally lost an election after 15 years and i
01:21:04.160was sort of depressed about that because he held the line on immigration well the good news
01:21:07.660A white pill moment for the kids would be that the man who won, he supports Orban's view on immigration.
01:31:08.340He just ordered the U.S. Navy to blockade it, starting right now.
01:31:12.560Mines were being cleared over the weekend.
01:31:14.240tankers will be escorted, but the lanes that Iran says everybody has to use, he is blocking those,
01:31:22.500okay? So what's coming here? Tomorrow, the next day, Navy warships are going to be
01:31:31.640stopping ships that try to pay the illegal toll for Iran, if that happens. Oil tankers are
01:31:39.060rerouting. They're slowing down. As I showed you in hour one, they are actually rerouting to the
01:31:44.420United States. Prices at the gas pump are going to go up. They're already jumping. I mean, expect
01:31:49.680another 50 cents or maybe even a dollar in the next week or so if it drags on. Groceries, diesel
01:31:56.100trucks, all of that is going to go up. It's not good. It's not good. Heating oil, God bless you
01:32:01.400if you're in the Northeast. How are you affording this? Your 401k, it's going to take a little bump
01:32:06.580in the road probably you know this isn't somewhere else this is your grocery run your commute your
01:32:12.260kids soccer fees and iran knows that iran knows that that's the bet they're making i said earlier
01:32:20.680in the show what do they have that they think they can beat the united states because we're
01:32:26.100wiping them out we're we're cleaning their clock on the field of battle what do they have it's not
01:32:32.700missiles. It's what they see when they look at us through social media. Iran sees a divided America,
01:32:41.700an exhausted America, 20 years of forever wars. They see an America that's ready to turn on
01:32:48.080itself. The second price of gas goes up. They see social media turning every clip into a weapon,
01:32:55.440and they're not wrong. They're not wrong. I told you this two weeks ago. Recent research from a
01:33:01.340private intelligence firm tracking this exact conflict shows that 60% of the most viral post
01:33:07.980on X about Iran in the first weeks of the fighting came from accounts based outside of the U.S.
01:33:16.220Foreign accounts generated 155 million views compared to 93 million from real American viewers.
01:33:24.740That's not organic outrage. That's Iran. That's Russia. That's China flooding the zone with deep0.90
01:33:30.660fakes doctored images of sunken ships scripted narratives designed to make us fight one another
01:33:37.400the state department just sent a cable to every embassy push back against this coordinated
01:33:42.340propaganda from tehran moscow and beijing okay this isn't a theory this is actually happening
01:33:49.480right now and they don't care if you love trump or hate trump you love the blockade or you question
01:33:56.240the blockade. They just need everybody at each other's throats. That's it. They need everybody
01:34:02.540screaming that the other side is a traitor, that one side is weak and the other is anti-American.
01:34:09.060Whatever it is, they don't care. They don't care. Anti-war voices calling pro-Israel voices
01:34:15.900neocon warmongers, MAGA influencers turning on each other. That's why I don't talk about that war.
01:34:22.320I'll talk about it in principles, but I'm not going to get involved calling out names and telling you who you should hate, because you shouldn't hate any of them, because this is all manufactured.0.73
01:34:34.360Podcast, viral clips on both extremes, pushing the exact same emotional buttons so we accuse each other instead of the regime in Tehran that is funding the terror, funding the dreams of chaos.
01:53:14.540And they found out, thank God, just in time that Eric Swalwell is a dirtbag.
01:53:20.720And allegedly he has been a dirtbag with a lot of people for a very, very, very, very, very long time.
01:53:32.320In fact, it's weird that more than 50 former staffers, more than 50 former staffers have claimed shocking sexual assault allegations against Eric Swalwell.
01:53:51.220And now the media says that they are credible and serious.
01:57:11.120No, no, I want you to talk to so-and-so.
01:57:13.720And then so-and-so from the DNC or whoever steps in and is like, look, look, look, just make this, we understand this is really bad, but, you know, we really need him right now.
01:57:25.940You don't want to be hurting the party.
02:03:22.040First, let me tell you about Relief Factor.
02:03:23.960The 4th of July, when music is playing across an open field
02:03:26.960and the fireworks are lighting up the sky,
02:03:29.220everybody around you is thinking about freedom
02:03:30.780that so many Americans fought and died to defend.
02:03:34.420You want to be right there in that moment without pain, without shifting in your chair, without standing there distracted thinking, I can't stand here very long.
02:05:31.160Um, we put out the American story. It is a, um, a dramatic storytelling narrated by me audio of America's story. And it starts at Columbus and takes us all the way, all the way through. It is great. You've never really heard anything like it. Uh, we released it. Episode one is up at, uh, wherever you get your, your, uh, podcast episode one.
02:05:56.040I'm just looking at what people commented