Donald Trump backs off a strike on Iran and talks to Steve Bannon about it. Plus, a man who was arrested at a liberal protest in Utah has been released and is now claiming he was wrongfully detained. Mike Lindell puts it all on the line challenging the 2020 election.
00:01:12.000According to numerous reports, Donald Trump backed off a strike on Iran, giving it two weeks, because he was informed that the only way to destroy the Fordo nuclear site would be with a tactical nuclear strike.
00:01:26.000The concern brought up by Trump himself was that the bunker busters would not be strong enough to actually penetrate the mountain base, reach the labs below, the nuclear facility below, and destroy it.
00:01:37.000Apparently, he was informed they would have to not only hit it with a bunker buster, but follow it up with a tactical nuke.
00:01:43.000And it seems that Trump doesn't want to take that, doesn't want to make that move.
00:01:46.000Now, The Guardian reported that they were not considering doing this.
00:01:50.000However, according to Fox News, they said White House officials have not taken the use of a tactical nuke off the table.
00:01:57.000As according, once again, to several reports, it is the only way they're going to be able to destroy this nuclear facility, except for...
00:02:07.000Now they're saying it's the best option because they could always launch a ground invasion of Iran and send humans into the Florida facility to take it over and shut it down.
00:03:58.000Mike Lindell put it all on the line challenging the 2020 election.
00:04:01.000Kash Patel has just put out declassified information from the FBI indicating that China was attempting to influence the 2020 election to cheat and help the Democrats by printing up fake IDs, licenses, so that Chinese individuals in this country, not citizens, Could apply for mail-in votes and fraudulently vote.
00:04:19.000We'll see if anything else comes of that.
00:04:21.000But you guys go to MyPillow.com slash Tim.
00:05:10.000And so, yeah, I'm a rabidly, righteously American-loving patriot, but I also – So if Democrats still want to be my friend after all that, come on in.
00:06:05.000We're just going to walk through where we're currently at with this claim that Trump's best or only option in destroying Fordow is a nuclear weapon.
00:06:28.000Trump White House considers dropping nukes on Iran.
00:06:31.000Fox News reports that Donald Trump may consider using nuclear weapons to eliminate Iran's Fordo nuclear facility.
00:06:38.000We have this from the Daily Mail exclusive Pentagon Insider reveals why Trump's best option is to use a tactical nuclear weapon to obliterate Iran's deadly labs.
00:06:47.000Saying, only a tactical nuclear warhead would be certain to destroy Iran's key uranium enrichment base hidden inside a mountain, a military official has told the Daily Mail.
00:06:57.000It comes amid doubts that the 30,000 pound bunker buster bombs would be enough to destroy the secretive facility at Forto, 60 miles south of Tehran.
00:07:05.000Tactical nukes are meant for battlefield use and do not carry the same devastating payloads as strategic nukes, which are used to topple cities.
00:07:12.000In this case, the warhead selected could be sized for the Fordow site, though no tactical nuclear weapon has ever been used in combat before.
00:07:20.000Israeli officials have urged American forces to deploy multiple GBU-57 bunker busters to...
00:08:36.000Iran has built the facility specifically underground because of the bunker busters, meaning it's also spread out.
00:08:44.000So a single successive strike of multiple bunker busters may not even stop this.
00:08:49.000And I believe Jack Posobiec said in Bannon's War Room, it may actually slow them down a year or two and doesn't solve the problem that Trump and others in the U.S. are purporting is there.
00:09:00.000Now, there's a question in the debate as to whether or not, one, they're actually going to make a nuke.
00:09:05.000Tulsi Gabbard says they've got the materials, they are enriching it above what they would need for power, but they don't believe they're working towards a nuke.
00:09:16.000If that is the case, that the U.S.'s position is they cannot have the ability to enrich uranium at those levels for whatever reason, be it they build a nuclear bomb and launch it, or they give fissile material to a bunch of rebel lunatics, it stands to reason, based on the reporting, at least what they want the public to think.
00:09:35.000The only way they can do it is with a nuclear strike.
00:10:52.000And it was an underground facility, and it had a tiny little hole that they had to hit, and it was like an impossible task, and of course Tom Cruise was able to do it.
00:11:17.000But we're talking about Americans who literally—I remember giving speeches in D.C. about the never-ending wars in the Middle East, how much money we've spent, how much treasure, and how Trump is not that guy.
00:11:28.000He doesn't believe in entering issues or situations foreign policy-wise that we don't have a tactical and strategic objective that we can meet or succeed and win and get out.
00:12:12.000Is it your sense that MAGA would forgive Donald Trump, would forgive the GOP by the time the midterms roll around if they took some kind of action now?
00:12:24.000Because it's my opinion that the only thing that can happen that will prevent the Republicans from having at least a good showing and can really derail President Trump's agenda is a bad thing.
00:13:09.000That is a pristine situation that is so improbable.
00:13:12.000It defies all of the logic that we've seen in every other war we've engaged in.
00:13:15.000But if that were to happen, the midterm is a piece of cake.
00:13:18.000Yeah, that would have no effect on him.
00:13:19.000More likely, we put boots on the ground.
00:13:22.000The tactical nuke is an obvious easy go.
00:13:24.000He just has to get the buy-in for that and hope that nobody else wants to get involved.
00:13:28.000But if we go in with boots on the ground, we're there.
00:13:33.000We might as well open up a military base, send over one of those big cornerstones they put in the ground every time we build something overseas.
00:15:41.000But sorry, I mean I'm just saying, in terms of the population density of the area, we're talking driving distance to 10 million people in a metro.
00:15:53.000Now, obviously, most of these people are not going to be engaging in combat.
00:15:56.000But it takes only a tiny percentage of 10 million to completely overrun anything you land in the region.
00:16:03.000You know, we often talk about why guns are so important in this country.
00:16:15.000This is why anybody who's played StarCraft or WarCraft or Command& Conquer knows one of the best strategies, what do they call it, zerging?
00:16:23.000You mass produce tons of little dudes you don't worry about.
00:16:27.000So in these strategy games, you can build up your bases, build high-tech weapons.
00:16:31.000And then some dude just says, give me 50. And you also, in the more advanced strategies, they'll make a mass of 1-1 tiny crap that they'll send out to distract the artillery, and then you send the big guns in behind those little guys.
00:19:02.000We're talking about a developed mountainous nation where we would have to land vehicles to send troops in to go into one site 60 miles south of Tehran, which I imagine is heavily fortified.
00:20:12.000I think they're going to kill whoever they can.
00:20:13.000They've been very, very effective, the Israelis so far.
00:20:18.000But I can't see a scenario where we go in with tactical nudes and especially boots on the ground where we haven't tried the bunker buster.
00:20:25.000The thing about the bombs, and Posobiec mentioned this when he was talking to Steve Bannon, is that you don't know if it succeeded after the chaos and everything falls, explosions, even if you bunker busted it and nuked it, you still wouldn't be able to confirm that you blew up your nudes.
00:20:35.000Why can't we leave that to the Israelis?
00:20:36.000The way it sounds to me is we're just talking about taking this whole thing over and it's going to be America and Iran.
00:21:20.000They were tired of the democratically elected prime minister of Iran nationalizing their oil and auditing the Anglo-Iranian oil company and trying to make a legitimate country for his people.
00:21:31.000They wanted control of the country, and they got it until 1979.
00:23:19.000Okay, the argument here is if in 1938 the French, who had the biggest and most powerful military on Earth and the best tanks on Earth, had invaded Germany with the British, they would have stomped the Germans, Hitler, they would have taken Hitler out of power.
00:23:31.000If the French attacked Germany before, in 1938, because Germany was still fledgling, they had a big military, but it was either East or the West.
00:23:38.000The French were ready to rock, they just didn't anticipate the sneak attack.
00:23:41.000It was the Maginot Line, and they thought it wasn't going to be penetrated, and then Hitler just went around it, and they were like, ah, crap.
00:24:00.000If the British and the French had stomped Hitler before that and taken him out of power, this ridiculously unfounded Nazi regime that was just killing to get power, if they'd taken him out, And we may not have seen World War II.
00:25:31.000They did, but I mean, they did have the prime directive.
00:25:34.000They at least thought they wanted to do what was right.
00:25:36.000This is the problem with all of our nation-building tendencies, which have really come to naught, is we find people who are way behind us technologically, and then we try to turn them into what Democrats call a democracy, but we're actually— He is getting 20s right now.
00:26:28.000I don't know how far they go because one thing we can count on is that the Israelis have Mossad and they have been going in and methodically picking off their nuclear scientists.
00:26:36.000Every few years they go in and they kill basically everybody who's working on the program.
00:26:41.000And this time they took out, now it's 50% of their ballistic missile capability.
00:26:45.000They don't have a lot of extra money left over because Trump almost ran them into bankruptcy in his first term.
00:26:50.000We had four years of Biden selling oil in the open market.
00:26:54.000But now we're back to like how many ballistic missiles do they have left?
00:26:58.000If they had any left, they wouldn't be allowing the Israeli Air Force to control their airspace.
00:27:03.000So I'm with you on wanting to prevent them from having a nuke.
00:27:07.000The question is, how do we get it done?
00:27:08.000And how do we not look like our previous selves where we have failed epically at building nations and regimes?
00:27:17.000And I think even Trump and the U.S. don't think it is either.
00:27:23.000When you take a look at what Tulsi Gabbard said, that they are enriching uranium higher than what would be expected for civilian energy use, but we do not believe they're pursuing a bomb.
00:27:36.000Send it out to the rest of the— Exactly.
00:27:38.000But that's not unusual thought, Tim, because a lot of regular Americans—I have people calling me last—or night before last on the show asking exactly that question.
00:27:46.000What are they doing with that nuclear material?
00:27:49.000They're the sponsors of October 7th massacre on Israel.
00:27:52.000They want to do the same thing in the United States.
00:27:54.000Hamas promised to do it again and again and again until Israel was destroyed.
00:27:58.000So the question is, how do we prevent that?
00:28:01.000Well, the easy answer is bunker busters or a nuclear weapon.
00:28:06.000I hate this idea of boots on the ground.
00:28:09.000I'm so sick of hearing the words boots on the ground because those are all people.
00:28:12.000And I have a special interest in it because I was on active duty in the Air Force.
00:28:17.000During the Cobar Tower bombing, I went in the January rotation because my husband, who was my boyfriend at the time, was like, you don't want to go in the summer.
00:28:33.000I'm on the beach when the Kovar Towers are bombed.
00:28:36.000And the guy who lived across the hall from me, who had just transferred in, To clarify, I'm saying riding the C-130 sounds fun, not the other parts.
00:30:50.000Humanoids are good for moving dishes into the dishwasher or taking groceries in the car.
00:30:54.000If you're talking about war, quadrupedal, gun-mounted thing, and it's got the arm on top that can manipulate stuff, that's going to secure a location better than a humanoid.
00:31:04.000They're harder to hit, and they're faster, and they can move over rocky terrain.
00:31:08.000I wouldn't be surprised if we see that.
00:31:16.000Some of these robot dogs we've shown, not only do they have the legs, but there's wheels and they're So they're rubber and they can walk, but then the wheels can spin and they can drive.
00:31:25.000So it can run over the rocks, Are there, like, ground ones that can lift off?
00:31:31.000I'd be willing to bet they have those.
00:32:02.000And it is not like it is a singular ethnic group with singular religious group.
00:32:07.000But what will cause a horrific war is if we colonize or we establish drone...
00:32:16.000I think the ideal scenario, actually, for the U.S. and for U.S.' partners is that the current regime stays in power, but is deferential to the demands of the West.
00:32:26.000The argument being that if we were to remove this regime, you would end up with ISIS-style insurgency all over the country you can't control.
00:36:55.000Well, he's got the Patriot Act, but he's supposed to say, look, we have to destroy their—instead of being like, they just can't have it, guys.
00:38:23.000I've been falsely accused of going to a Holocaust deniers conference in Iran by the SPLC, which is not true.
00:38:30.000Two weeks ago, someone called into an earlier program on Sirius and accused me of being an honorary member, having received honorary membership in the KKK.
00:38:39.000Here's another thing about them trying to stop their bomb.
00:38:41.000Well, you know, the KKK's new DEI program is, you know.
00:38:45.000I mean, if they want me, they can honor me as long as they like.
00:38:50.000But anyway, Tim, what I want to know is – because obviously we're sitting around here at this table discussing this.
00:38:56.000I wish – talk about going to the White House.
00:38:58.000I want to go in the situation where everyone's just sit in on a discussion surrounding what they actually know about Fordo.
00:39:04.000I feel like they know so much more than what we could possibly – This is my concern with Trump meeting with Bannon because – and apparently – I don't know.
00:39:13.000I think Tucker called Trump and then apologized.
00:39:17.000For saying that he went a little too far with the things he said.
00:39:20.000Because Tucker had said that Trump was complicit in this war.
00:39:22.000But it also said Trump was negotiating in good faith to stop it.
00:39:26.000So I think Tucker deserves a great deal of respect in that regard.
00:39:29.000But meeting with Bannon and the talk with Tucker, my concern is Trump's basically saying to them, guys, you know me, here's why.
00:39:37.000Like Bannon worked with Trump in the White House.
00:39:39.000Bannon's like, no, no, no, we can't do this.
00:39:41.000Trump sits down with Bannon and says, here's what I can tell you.
00:39:43.000Slides a piece of paper over and be like, this is why we do what we do.
00:39:46.000And then Bannon might be like, holy crap.
00:39:49.000If the president, any president, were just like, I want to fire missiles at that building in that country, they can just do it.
00:39:56.000And then they have 48 hours to go to Congress and be like – They can do it over and over and over and over and over again?
00:40:01.000No, no, no, Ian, that's not how it works.
00:40:02.000The president, if he wants to blow up a building, can just do it, and he goes to no one, and then just smiles, puts on a tan suit, and everyone forgets about it.
00:40:09.000post-Patriot Act reality, but before that, Let me tell you about Barack Obama's disposition matrix, where he'd be like— And then he went to no one.
00:41:22.000And the reason why, and the reason why the founding fathers did this, is because they learned the history of committee, democracy, and anarchy of the past.
00:41:29.000Great examples throughout history of when Senate meeting!
00:41:35.000And they all run together, and then their cities are being rancid.
00:41:37.000And three weeks later, they're still meeting at the table while everything's going wrong.
00:41:41.000So that's why he can respond immediately, because the president is the only one who gets the highly classified briefings on a daily basis, or every other day, or whatever schedule he sets, where he gets intel briefings on what's going on around the world, and the requests are then made by the Department of Defense, or whoever, that they want to move these troops, or do this or that, or this general wants to.
00:42:02.000I can't remember the guy's name, but he was in charge.
00:42:05.000He had been called on the carpet by a bunch of female.
00:42:08.000And they were upset with him because he gave the order to kill 200 mercenaries that were in between our operators and their targets in Syria.
00:42:17.000And he said, yeah, I gave the order and we eliminated them because they were mercenaries and they're affiliated with no other military.
00:42:22.000So we were not required to give any notice.
00:42:24.000We wiped them out because they were in our way.
00:43:57.000We don't want to engage in hostilities.
00:43:59.000Then, for whatever reason, I'm not going to speculate, is anything beyond U.S. forces are attacked in the region by Iran or Iranian-backed forces, and then the U.S. says, we have no choice but to intervene.
00:44:08.000You'll find a passport floating in the water.
00:44:12.000It's proof it was an Iranian submarine.
00:44:28.000And again, I'm not speculating his false flag.
00:44:30.000It could even be a video of a thing getting blown up.
00:44:32.000So already, already we've got several tankers have been either collided, There have been reports that the tankers that are going through the Strait of Hormuz are registering as being in rural Russia because of the signal jamming.
00:44:48.000It's already going on because of the war.
00:44:50.000Iran is reportedly threatening to shut the strait down.
00:44:53.000It's a power move they have because they control so much of it, which is going to piss off the Asian peninsula – I'm sorry, the Arabic peninsula.
00:45:01.000And so the U.S. is going to say – and this is all speculative.
00:45:07.000We are simply going to secure the access from the Persian Gulf out to the Indian Ocean so that our trade partners can keep trading their fuels and supplies.
00:45:18.000And then all of a sudden, there's an explosion on the Nimitz.
00:45:49.000Look, considering the way things are going in Trump's first term with the Abraham Accords, I'd love it if Iran, if there was a meaningful diplomatic way that changed the culture or the government structure by which the Abraham Accords could succeed without Iranian.
00:46:06.000And so I think one of the things that a lot of these neocon types, interventionalists are looking at is Trump hit a grand slam with the Abraham Accords.
00:46:16.000Normalization of trade with Israel and other Muslim nations.
00:47:33.000They should have to vote for the declaration.
00:47:35.000if they vote yes then they're on the front line like when I'm looking at I've got to tell you, Ian, I've played many a game of Civilization.
00:49:37.000I think pretty much everyone on Earth is concerned with the theocracy of the Iranian government, if you want to call it that.
00:49:44.000I don't think they care about the Russians.
00:49:45.000The Russians and the Chinese, I think they're looking at it like, They are, but they're very westernized.
00:49:52.000They put aside all of the kind of more problematic tenets of Islam because they really want to have a good relationship with the West, especially the United States.
00:50:28.000So my main concern was not the people.
00:50:30.000It was the religious police because you can't show your wrist bone, your collarbone, or your ankle bone as a woman.
00:50:36.000So I had to wear jeans and long-sleeved shirts, sweatshirts, had to be buttoned up to the neck because they can't see this, or the religious police can beat you.
00:53:39.000I think Trump's Yosemite Sam strategy, where he's firing wildly into the air and you don't know what he's going to do.
00:53:47.000And I'm half kidding, but Trump's, when he's talking about these news reports about nukes, then saying two weeks, I've read some assessments.
00:53:56.000Obviously, people who like Trump say he's playing 5D chess all the time.
00:54:00.000But one of the assessments that I was reading was that Trump basically floats the idea intentionally that nukes are on the table without saying, yes, we're going to nuke you.
00:54:17.000But also waiting two weeks puts Iran in a pressure cooker where they have to sustain rocket fire on Israel without knowing whether the U.S. will intervene.
00:54:29.000And Iran needs to hold back some of its missiles in the event the U.S. does launch an attack.
00:54:42.000If they say yes, then they're in a weakened stance against Israel.
00:54:46.000But they're already holding them back because they did like 175 and then 70 and then 25. They're already holding them back.
00:54:52.000It may be because Trump has said, if they're holding them back, that means Israel is going to take less fire.
00:54:59.000They may be able to replenish interceptors.
00:55:02.000And then after two weeks, Trump goes, no, we ain't doing nothing.
00:55:04.000And then Iran's been sitting on a stockpile they haven't used.
00:55:06.000So he's basically put them in a bind where they can't make a move.
00:55:12.000But again, the Yosemite Sam thing that people attribute to Trump, I love that because if you sit in a room, if you listen to the people who sit around with Trump all the time, they tell stories about how knowledgeable he is.
00:55:23.000Like he knows all the troop strengths and the locations of all the countries around Iran.
00:55:26.000And he can draw a map on a regular blank sheet of paper and tell you where all the troops are.
00:55:31.000And he asks questions about, why are these 500 guys right here?
00:55:35.000Well, why don't we get them out of there?
00:55:36.000Because they're right in the line of fire and we don't need them there anymore.
00:55:39.000That's the kind of commander-in-chief he is.
00:55:41.000So Yosemite Sam is the outer, like that's the presentation.
00:55:45.000But underneath, the man has a mind like a steel trap.
00:55:56.000It's kind of the first time in history or in American – normally we have like very famous American generals, so it's kind of strange that there aren't – like we had Colin Powell up until – Oh, I know.
00:56:04.000Now, he was – yeah, he was very out front.
00:57:14.000We don't need a conflict that involves boots on the ground because we are low on troop strength and our military as it is now, according to Pete Hegseth, there's a lot of people who their body shape is like mine when it should have been like mine when I was on active duty.
00:57:49.000I think the cartels are a bigger national security threat, much higher on the list than well before Iran.
00:57:55.000And it's silly that Ukraine and Iran are such huge priorities for our government and our media apparatus when for four years Joe Biden had a porous open border with drug smugglers, cartels, coyotes, etc.
00:58:54.000He's wearing the suit with the white wig and he says, he said the solution for operations, there are, what did he say, there's 41 million Canadians and 40 million black Americans.
00:59:04.000Well, there's 52 million black Americans, but yeah.
00:59:06.000So he's wrong, but he said we enslave Canada and give each black American one Canadian slave.
00:59:12.000Do you understand how I don't want that?
00:59:15.000I don't want a Canadian to be responsible for it.
00:59:17.000My gosh, have you seen some of the Canadians they have?
00:59:57.000I think the reason why they've deprioritized the Mexican cartels, which I agree seem to be a big problem, is because a lot of fentanyls are coming through Canada.
01:00:07.000I don't even know, maybe most is the wrong word, a lot, especially since the border's been shut down.
01:00:11.000Chinese will run the precursor to the fentanyl development into Canada.
01:00:14.000The Canadians will develop it, and then they'll sometimes, it goes back and forth between Canada and China, and then across the port.
01:00:25.000Canada is a territory because we can't give them two senators and we certainly couldn't give them the number of congressmen they would get because their population is bigger than California.
01:02:07.000The problem with joking about invading Canada is it's like beating your little brother, and he'll grow up to destroy you, so you've got to take them seriously.
01:02:43.000What is that guy, Tosh, he has a joke about it.
01:02:45.000He says America is the big fat, like, Belt of security or something like that for the Canadians.
01:02:53.000He basically says they don't have to worry about anything because America is here and so therefore they are safe in perpetuity.
01:02:59.000They got scared during their last election because all this rhetoric about we're going to conquer Canada and it's like kind of funny but they were terrified.
01:03:06.000A lot of terrified people that voted in.
01:03:08.000I talked to Conrad Black and you know who told me the reason why they don't want to be a part of the United States?
01:03:11.000because we have a history of slavery and they do not.
01:03:18.000He came on my show and talked about how the Canadians don't have a history of slavery, the assorted history of slavery that the Americans have.
01:03:23.000And I said, yeah, but we went to war with ourselves and we actually came out of it a single country.
01:06:21.000Man arrested in connection with deadly protest shooting in SLC ordered to be released Friday.
01:06:26.000Attorneys for Arturo Gamboa, the man who was arrested following the deadly shooting at the No Kings protest, filed a petition claiming that he is being unlawfully detained.
01:06:34.000And a judge ordered him to be released Friday.
01:06:46.000I mean, I like the guy's ideology or whatever, but the video evidence we've seen shows him walking peacefully and legally down the street when organizers, individuals who were working with the event and green vest liberals pulled out pistols and open fire on him for no reason and indiscriminately firing towards people.
01:07:26.000Based on what we know, drop the charges until we get real evidence that he actually did something wrong.
01:07:33.000Apparently the witnesses lied and said that he raised the rifle at the crowd and that's why the peacekeepers fired at him.
01:07:54.000He was just grabbing it to run away from the people shooting at him.
01:07:58.000So apparently he's going to be released on Friday.
01:08:02.000They say the SLC district attorney's office wrote an order to release Gamboa and presented to the judge who signed it.
01:08:08.000On Friday, Deputy District Attorney Joshua N. Graves told the court the state had been able to review preliminary evidence and they would not be able to make an informed decision as to whether charges against Mr. Gamboa will be filed or declined before his scheduled date of June 23rd.
01:08:24.000I think the organizers of the 50501 movement in Utah need to be held accountable in some capacity that they would bring people down, refuse to work with police.
01:08:43.000They had armed men working for them because they didn't want to work with cops.
01:08:48.000So that unsanctioned armed dudes who opened fire, there's got to be some kind of civil penalty or liability for what they did, and I believe the men who opened fire need to be held responsible for the bullets they launched and the person they killed.
01:09:04.000The family of the person that died definitely has a wrongful death suit that they could bring.
01:09:11.000I think Gamboa needs to sue him too, because they shot him.
01:10:27.000The way that Trump is working with the British and the Israelis right now makes me wonder if the media is going to back off him and let him and stop harassing him and MAGA and all this crap.
01:10:37.000The way he's working with the agenda of the liberal economic order, Trump.
01:10:41.000I feel like because they use the media to demonize him and his followers because they were afraid he was going to seize control and give it back to the Americans.
01:10:48.000I think he's made too many leaps at once.
01:10:56.000That fervor of hatred in the media against MAGA seems to be dissipating as Trump.
01:11:04.000Is acquiescing more towards the goals of the people that are controlling that media.
01:11:47.000Yeah, but the shift is pretty phenomenal.
01:11:50.000The number is not that large, but the shift from disapproval for Trump to approval for Trump is something like a 42-point swing compared to his first term.
01:11:59.000So it doesn't look that great when you say, you know, approve, disapprove, just based on that Trump Democrats.
01:14:29.000The organizing team pulled out guns, fired indiscriminately to a crowd of people, and murdered an innocent man, and the cops arrested a random guy for open carrying.
01:14:38.000So civil charges for the people that started the event, and then criminal charges for the shooter?
01:14:45.000They don't want to work with police because they hate cops.
01:14:48.000So they say instead, let's get some guys with guns.
01:14:50.000Now, that's fine in most circumstances if your guys are trained and reasonable, but you are responsible for whatever comes out of the front of your gun.
01:14:58.000So if you bring guys in because you don't want to work with cops and they shoot and murder an innocent guy, I say you should have some civil liability in that regard.
01:15:05.000And to the point of, Phil, I think the family could sue them for that.
01:15:09.000As for criminal penalties, you shoot a guy, you get in trouble for it.
01:16:34.000It's an interesting phenomenon because I think about both the Trump kind of taking control of declaring war or not and people like, why are people not up in arms about Congress not having control of the situation and deciding if we're going to be attacking Iran?
01:16:47.000I see that of like, talk about controlling the narrative.
01:16:52.000The narrative of how dangerous an omnibus bill with Matt Gaetz coming on our live show in Miami and drilling that, how important that is to not have omnibus bills.
01:17:01.000And then all of a sudden we got the big, beautiful bill and it's an omnibus bill and people are like...
01:17:10.000When you ask congressional members about that, they're talking about so we have to have reconciliation package this time because our our majority is so slim.
01:17:18.000We don't have enough to go through the traditional regular budgetary order process.
01:17:45.000But we also have 3.8 congressional seats that can be directly attributed to illegal aliens in the country counted for apportionment.
01:17:53.000They're not supposed to be counted because they are not citizens.
01:17:55.000So that Supreme Court ruling has given us an inflated congressional body that is skewed that doesn't actually reflect the populace of the United States.
01:18:06.000Like when you say President Trump That's why he spent the four years he was out of office working and trying to set up a system where he could hit the ground running because he only has four years.
01:18:19.000And then we absolutely must elect a Republican for eight more years after that because this is a cleanup job of the size that – They're not getting anything done.
01:18:35.000They should have had at least three pieces of solid legislation passed out of the House under consideration in the Senate, even if it's DOA because we can't get the 10 votes.
01:18:46.000Ten Democrat senators in states where they actually have a chance of losing their seat to come alongside us and vote for things that make sense, like immigration reform and, you know, the tariffs or the rescissions packages, which admittedly those have at least passed one, but it was only for $9.4 billion.
01:19:21.000If Trump deports all the illegal immigrants, and then five years from now they're on the census— So what that really means is they'll lose about 10 seats and they'll get reapportioned for Republicans up 10 seats.
01:19:39.000And then they will end up with like a 23 to 25-seat majority.
01:19:43.000And then it's going to get wild because the debates will only be between the Freedom Caucus and the neocons.
01:19:49.000Well, I mean we have to have a problem, don't we?
01:19:53.000Yeah, you said if he deports them all, 1 million, the estimate is between 750,000, a million of them have self-deported using the old CBP1 app that is not a CBP Home app.
01:20:04.000And, of course, there's a tiny bit of deportations he's done because every time you turn around, there's some Democrat Article III judge telling him he can't do this and he can't do that, which needs to be fixed by the Supreme Court or our do-nothing Congress.
01:20:14.000Because Article III judges are actually chosen and allocated by… So who could defund those courts?
01:20:47.000Vance Bolter, accused assassin, the man who they say went to the homes of these Democrats and killed them, reportedly claimed Tim Walz told him to do it.
01:21:00.000According to two people familiar with the contents of the letter.
01:21:15.000The letter is the clearest evidence yet of Bolter's mindset after the targeted violence against Minnesota politicians last week.
01:21:21.000It is incoherent, one and a half pages long, confusing and hard to read, according to two people familiar with the letter's contents.
01:21:27.000It includes Bolter alleging he had been trained by the U.S. military off the books and that Waltz, who was not running for Senate, had asked him to kill Klobuchar and others.
01:22:05.000For what reason did they decide to write this?
01:22:09.000From the presupposition that he was incoherent and insane, instead of literally just reporting on, he wrote a letter that made these claims.
01:22:16.000It is strange to me when news outlets inject opinions into what is supposed to be a news story and use a weird headline that doesn't really convey the subject of the story.
01:22:29.000Well, one reason that – That they don't just give you the neutral data is because tone, there's no tone.
01:22:37.000So like if you heard this guy on video saying and he was like, I swear, they were telling me to!
01:22:41.000And then you know right away he's crazy because you hear his tone.
01:22:44.000But if you just read the words that came out of his mouth in a published article, you might just believe it's not.
01:24:47.000Instead, this is the game we get with the corporate press.
01:24:50.000They will inject opinion into a story they want you to believe to be false, and they will remove all opinion on stories that are absurd and ridiculous if they can smear their political opponents.
01:26:48.000If they're going to do stuff like that and misrepresent...
01:26:51.000The Star Tribune has written an article that they are purporting to be fact, but the phrase rambling and conspiratorial are opinion statements.
01:27:00.000Now, what they're doing is they're attributing it to the FBI.
01:27:38.000For them to put those descriptors in there and act as if they basically are – it's already pre-assumed fact that those descriptors of the man and his ramblings, that those are accurate.
01:27:51.000And what you're talking about is like you go to somebody who kicks puppies for a living and you're like, you know, kicking puppies is wrong.
01:27:58.000Well, he's getting paid to kick puppies.
01:32:14.000I mean, it's going to, like you said, extraordinary evidence if that's, you want to back that statement up.
01:32:18.000I'm going to need to see, like, he voted for Trump.
01:32:21.000He, in addition to his I Voted sticker, he was also wearing, like, a Trump t-shirt that he had to turn inside out when he was in the poll because he would come in.
01:33:17.000One person still in critical condition.
01:33:20.000He went to – he dressed as a cop, put on a latex mask, had a fake cop car with the lights, red and blue lights, knocked on the door when they opened.
01:33:26.000He went bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang.
01:33:43.000It was a former Democrat and her husband and a current Democrat and his wife.
01:33:46.000And he knocked on the door, they opened it, and he started blasting.
01:33:50.000It makes me think, a friend of mine told me, if the cops come to your house and they knock and they want to talk to you, are they really cops?
01:35:02.000It's possible that this guy, it's not even, well, it's probably politically motivated in some fashion, him working with Waltz and targeting political.
01:35:09.000But it might not be like right and left.
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01:36:29.000That are responding saying, okay, I gotta admit, that's actually funny.
01:36:33.000There are anti-Israel people putting, just saying, lol, okay, you got me.
01:36:37.000Because it's not, it doesn't really say anything other than it makes fun of the circumstance.
01:36:41.000But then there are people of both sides.
01:36:44.000I'm being called a Zionist for having posted it, which is clearly a joke, which is weird.
01:36:49.000And I'm being called an anti-Semite for posting it.
01:36:52.000And I think those people are not Americans.
01:36:54.000And what I think happens is, anybody who is American, Who knows history and hears that, gets it.
01:37:02.000I'm satirizing JFK's statement about your country and you.
01:37:06.000But imagine if you were from Pakistan and you saw what I tweeted, clicked translate, and all you saw was me saying, your country shouldn't serve you, your country should serve the benefits of Israel.
01:38:13.000They're calling me Zionists for saying, like, I don't care about Israel.
01:38:17.000I understand what they're saying about you, but I'm saying, just generally speaking, the term Zionist, some people don't actually have the same definition.
01:38:25.000I thought Zionist meant you believe that Israel has a right to a country, that they have a right to exist in the Middle East.
01:38:59.000Because the formation of the modern-day Israel is different than the kingdom of Israel and the Bible and the love of Israel and the Bible and the Bible of Jacob and things like that.
01:39:08.000The argument is there are countries where they don't put Israel on their maps.
01:39:31.000They actually filled out all the paperwork and stuff so they could be a country, unlike the Hamas charter, where they didn't do the—there were a few prerequisite steps.
01:39:38.000All they had to do was those last few steps, and Gaza could have been a country.
01:39:42.000But since they never did that, Israel is going to take it back over and manage it, and yeah.
01:41:52.000The reason is that Russia has a naval base in Tartus, so we basically, by issuing a no-fly zone, we are literally saying, Russia, we're going to shoot your planes down.
01:42:01.000And Russia's going to be like, try me.
01:42:06.000So with the Syria situation, if Hillary Clinton had won in 2016, We would have—the Ukraine war would have kicked off right away, and we would have been embroiled in a massive conflict, more so in Syria than we were.
01:43:12.000I mean, she never should have been secretary of state.
01:43:15.000But the big deal with that is it was that.
01:43:17.000And then it was also when President Trump came into office, like Tim said, you have President Trump literally telling Putin to his face, if you move on Crimea, I'll bomb Moscow over ice cream, right?
01:43:30.000If you don't stop these fentanyl from coming over the southern border, you know, I'm— There's a phone call with Trump where he's like, I told them that if he moved on Ukraine or if China moved on Taiwan, I would nuke— I don't know if they believed me, maybe a little bit, 5%, but it was enough.
01:45:45.000I mean, if you're going to give control and power and authority of deciding the narrative of the earth right now to some secret police force in a country.
01:45:52.000That's a lot of power to give them, to be like an arbiter of truth.
01:45:54.000But it's not just that, because it's the use of those.
01:45:57.000And right now, Boeing is having trouble delivering on their, like, anything.
01:46:01.000They couldn't get the two Air Force Ones done.
01:46:57.000St. Miles says, Hey Ian, whatever op you choose, bunker buster, nuke, boots on the ground, or revolution, the blood will be on your hands for pushing for any option to involving America in a problem by Israel and Iran.
01:47:09.000Did you tell Neville Chamberlain that too, when he appeased Hitler and gave him the Sudetenland?
01:47:27.000They just sat there and waited with this ancient head of their military, chief of staff from World War I that didn't know what he was doing, floundering around, waiting until they got attacked.
01:48:33.000I don't understand why we have veterans on the street.
01:48:35.000I don't understand why we don't do the homeless remediation programs that have been proven to work in big cities that have, we've literally implemented them and they've worked.
01:48:45.000Why don't we start with them and then spread out?
01:48:47.000We could really lower the amount of homeless that we have in this country right now.
01:48:51.000Some cities do it better than others and we could actually do something with it.
01:48:54.000Why are veterans, why are there homeless veterans?
01:49:00.000Are many of them suffering from mental illness?
01:49:03.000Some have PTSD, they come back and they can't Once you've been deployed to Iraq five times and you've been blown up a few times and half the people you know have been killed, you come back and your mind is still there.
01:51:00.000I'll tell you, there is one thing that makes me consider communism.
01:51:10.000Since a kid, I've always wondered why it is that we have multi-millionaire baseball players, basketball players, football players, musicians, and then first responders and servicemen and women get paid, like, low-class wages.
01:51:24.000And I'm like, why are we as a society giving $500,000 contracts to a guy who plays football?
01:51:31.000And then building them a stadium, Tim?
01:52:05.000The reason why you see athletes, you might already know this, athletes and actors and musicians get all that money is because they're driving revenue.
01:52:12.000And that's why I said communism, because it's like, I get it.
01:52:15.000If 100,000 people want to buy Ian's new hit single, Ian Rocks, and they're going to spend a couple bucks for it, he's going to make $100,000.
01:52:25.000And when it comes to paying for firefighters or cops, nobody wants to pay taxes.
01:52:39.000Every year, we top the year before on the number of police officers who are ambushed in their cars, sitting there eating, literally eating a donut while they're taking a 15-minute break before they go to the next patrol.
01:53:18.000It's just the dumbest people in our society ruining something great that we have.
01:53:23.000So I'll go on Instagram and a video popped up the other day where it was a cop giving a guy a ticket for – And he's complaining about it.
01:53:35.000I see a bunch of videos on Instagram periodically where it's like unreasonable cops being dicks to people.
01:53:40.000But the reality is the overwhelming majority of interactions people have with cops are administrative or helpful.
01:53:47.000So it's like you got a ticket and you groan, but it's a rather routine stop.
01:53:51.000Cop says, look, you were speeding, here you go, or here's your warning.
01:54:09.000There were, at one point, one million police officers in this country before ACAB and Defund the Police, and there were over a billion interactions a year, and you have about 1,300 people a year getting shot, and the majority of those people are white.
01:54:22.000So please help me understand why all cops are bad.
01:54:25.000If they were all bad, there'd be dead people everywhere.
01:56:13.000I wasn't speeding, and I got pulled over, and they gave me tickets, and now I have no choice but to go through the system, and not a single individual in the system cares about who I am or what happened.
01:56:22.000The DA who's prosecuting me for driving on suspended licenses, I have no idea who you are, and I don't care.
01:56:27.000And there's no way that I can say, this is a BS suspension, doesn't care.
01:57:36.000Basically, the Empire intentionally foments rioting, hoping that essentially anti-Empire, leftists would call them, riots so that they can use it as justification for occupation.
01:57:50.000Because they want the stuff that's under the ground on that planet.
01:58:19.000Then they intentionally sent police out into the crowd of rioters, knowing the rioters would attack them.
01:58:24.000And then when they did, they started shooting and killing and...
01:58:28.000It's just that they could have done so much more with that last season of Andor since they knew it was the last season.
01:58:33.000Instead, we got two episodes a week and they were like basically only one episode plus a whole lot of people walking around and the wind blowing.
01:58:43.000Joe Spinella says, Per Rich Barris, the facility they want to use a bunker buster on won't work as it is deeper underground at 90 meters and granite at that.
01:58:52.000The GBU 57 can go 60. Trump is surrounded by establishment psychopaths as far as nukes.
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