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The cruel revenge of the cult of World War II is now on stage · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  Now, why we're doing the show today.
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  By the way, we don't normally do the eight o'clock hour Monday.
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  Every week, Dr.
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  Mike and I, we started up, and then we have four other shows behind us.
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  Today we'll bring in two of our people from the national security.
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  Brandon Wycart, who just was on Tucker last night.
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  We're recording this today, it's Thursday.
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  And uh we're bringing on Sarge Sangari, Near East Institute.
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  And again, Dr.
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  Mike is on with me.
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  Now, why are we doing this?
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  Because ladies and gentlemen, things are happening so fast that if we were to do this live Monday, who knows what's going to happen.
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  We want to just do the break and say, hey, this is it.
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  So where are we now?
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  The genius, the guy that was supposed to come in, fix the economy, right?
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  Fix the economy, Brandon.
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  You're laughing.
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  I hear you in the background.
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  All right.
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  And he was supposed to just stop the immigration.
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  Bitcoin Charlie, you know, uh, what's his name?
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  Blockchain Joe.
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  And uh and what's happening right now?
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  Oracle is going to be the set, what is he, the second largest or second richest guy?
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  He's gonna own everything, all the networks, they're gonna give another 130 billion dollars uh something to Bezos and to Oracle.
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  And while you're not looking, they're gonna make their billions of dollars, and we're tanking.
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  Oh, it's a great economy.
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  Yeah, well, you know what?
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  The three card Monty was a great economy on Broadway when I was a kid.
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  You know, just look underneath the shell and you find the money.
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  So today we're bringing the specialists back.
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  Dr.
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  Mike, who Dr.
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  Mike was just on George Calloway, too.
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  He was on yesterday.
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  So all of our guys are somewhere.
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  So we're gonna start with Dr.
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  Mike saying hello, and then we're gonna go.
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  We'll start it off with Sargis.
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  Sargist has a grip on the region, different perspective, different point of view, and then we're gonna go to Brandon, who's hot.
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  Okay, Dr.
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  Mike, hello, welcome back.
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  Thank you, Colonel.
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  Well, are you good?
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  You have your coffee, sir.
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  Yeah, I do have a microphone.
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  Thank you.
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  Good to go.
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  Good to go.
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  Sargist, why don't we start it up with you?
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  What do you see?
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  How long are you gonna be there?
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  Sarge just knows the region.
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  He knows the Kurds, he knows the Syrians, he knows the Iranians, he knows he was around for the Iraqis.
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  You know, again, we're gonna hear the Kurds are gonna come in to rescue us.
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  And these are the Kurds that we shit on.
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  We shit on them all the time.
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  So we're gonna bring them back once again.
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  It's like uh the Bob Hope.
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  Hey, welcome back.
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  Remember the Bob Hope Vietnam shows.
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  Bring on the Kurds, guys.
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  Come on, bring the girls too.
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  Bring the girls.
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  All right, what's happening with the Kurds, Sarge?
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  Yeah, they're and the Kurds are in a bad place, unfortunately.
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  Uh if they go in to support, they're screwed.
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  If they don't, they're screwed.
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  So they're they're in a rock in a heart place.
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  Unfortunately, uh, that's where it kind of led uh, you know, dumbsols.
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  I mean, recently just uh a letter was released uh on uh Thursday, 5th of March, uh, by the first lady of Iraq, okay.
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  And she says basically in it, the title is Leave the Kurds Alone.
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  We are not guns for hire.
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  Here's the problem you're gonna run into.
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  The Kurds of Iran are a complete separate entity than the Kurds of Iraq.
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  The Kurds of Iran really kind of looked down on the Kurds of Iraq and Syria.
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  The Kurds of Iran over the past 47 years have tied into the network of the uh IRGC, best CGs that control the economic realities of Iran from Western Iran to Eastern Iran.
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  Uh right now they're in a position that uh, you know, initially they were not really hated at all.
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  They were actually liked uh in Iran.
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  Iran was good to the Kurds of Iran.
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  They were not bad against them, they were never had any negative issues against them.
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  The president of Iran himself was born in uh um basically uh Azerbaijan and Shaqi uh were um I was born in, and he himself speaks Kurdish, uh, you know, um, because he lived there.
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  He is Kurdish.
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  He actually uh was raised there amongst these individuals.
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  So at the highest leadership in Iran, the Kurds have access to the government to the economic uh realities of it.
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  The problem is with the pressure that was put on the Kurds and uh uh northern uh Iraq by both Trump making a phone call to them and also at the same time because of Israel has uh supported him in the past, it's put them in a position now where the seven different opposition groups that were inside of uh initially uh uh Iran that uh were political groups uh that didn't uh agree with uh with what the Iranian government was doing, uh, just signed a contract basically together in uh northern Iraq saying that we're gonna work together against the government.
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  Now you just isolated everybody who's Kurdish in Iran who was part of that network, and you put them on the outside if there's a future change in the governmental leadership of Iran that might still be someone who was tied to the previous uh regime or somebody who might be in prison right now, and there's a name that uh a lot of people are not talking about that might be the next individual whom I take a lead.
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  Uh and look, let's say uh the Kurds of Northern Iraq say, okay, we're gonna support.
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  We'll put 20,000 Kurds and we're gonna march them directly into uh into uh northern Iran.
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  Uh the Israelis right now are bombing uh every single possible location that you would have a garrison for the Basij and the IRGC to clear that route if those Kurds come in.
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  You're talking about maybe a force of 20,000 if that, and guess what?
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  Who else is gonna go right after those individuals?
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  Turkey and Azerbaijan.
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  Okay, hold on.
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  I want to stop right there.
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  I was gonna bring out, yeah.
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  What about Turkey?
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  Remember, we with with Iran, we had the uh MEK, and then now Turkey, they don't want the Kurds, they want the Kurds, they don't want the Kurds.
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  Brandon, what do you say on this?
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  Come on, bring in your point of view.
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  Uh, I think that the I was actually surprised when we started passing money and guns to the Kurds that the Turks didn't freak out.
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  And that's the tell that this is part of a larger plan, and the Turks have basically, I think for now been paid off.
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  Uh, and you see what's going on in Azerbaijan right now.
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  Um, you know, with the the Iranians attacking the oil pipelines there in the Zhangjore corridor.
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  Uh, I personally believe that the the what you're seeing play out right now is some bizarre plan uh between the US, Turkey, and Israel against Iran.
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  And so I think Turkey's probably going to look the other way until this conflict is over, and then they're gonna snap the Kurds uh back into place.
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  But I I and then use that as a justification for expanding their footprint uh in the region in the Middle East.
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  Uh, because remember, this is the neo-ottomanist uh vision.
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  So I think that that's at play here.
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  This is why you haven't seen them freak out over the I mean, not really, over the fact that we're giving all these guns and running this money uh to the Kurds.
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  But I think the Kurds, you know, the Kurds are not gonna save us, they're not gonna save us.
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  And uh I was talking to Todd Wood just literally before we went on on another program, who's really an expert in the MEK.
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  And uh, you know, he's of the mind that the MEK are going to be ultimately the group that we send special forces to integrate with and to augment uh to try to topple the regime.
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  But I you know, I pressed him and he didn't really have an answer that I found satisfactory.
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  I said, look, I go, the the MEK is not the Northern Alliance in 2001.
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  They don't have the same capabilities or numbers or experience, and uh even augmented by us.
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  I don't think the MEK would A, at the tactical level, be able to achieve regime change, and B, uh, if they did do that, they would not be accepted by the rest of Iran.
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  All right, we're talking about again, we're talking about Iran, what's happening since we were they attacked, they were attacked by America and Israel.
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  Now, remember, they did have regime change.
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  It was back in the 50s with Mossadek.
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  And who changed that regime?
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  It was the Brits and the Americans, because again, once again, you need energy, you need fuel, you need crude, whatever, right?
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  So here we are back again.
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  We we had our prince there.
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  What was his name?
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  Uh Palafi, Pahlavi, right?
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  We had Pallavi there, and then uh Pallavi, the American shit on him, turned their back.
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  Who was that?
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  Oh, I think it was the great Jimmy Carter.
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  You know, they sent him somewhere, and then we did the same thing to Marcos, one of our other guys, we propped up.
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  Dr.
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  Mike, why don't you jump in on this one?
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  Yeah, I don't, you know, I don't know what the point of putting any more eggs in this basket is.
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  Um the idea of putting ground troops into Iraq, whether they're uh special forces or marines or whatever they are, is or into Iran is an idiocy.
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  It's insanity.
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  Is what it is.
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  It's insanity.
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  It's absolutely crazy.
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  They're not gonna, they're not gonna be uh uh intimidated by ground troops after they've had you know they've dealt with the American uh aircraft and missiles and things and they beat them.
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  Uh this is just this is just nonsense.
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  The the thing is the time is to pull out.
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  Let the Israelis get wiped out.
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  Yeah, they're they cannot be dealt with as human people in the sense that they can be they can't be trusted.
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  They do their best to overthrow parts of our government and to and to break to uh bribe them into being uh uh traitors, which they are.
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  Um there's nothing there to worth an American life or an American bomb or American anything else.
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  Mike, but Mike, we're now the we we have the secretary of war.
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  We don't have a secretary of defense, and he is uh crusader Pete.
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  He rides with the Crusaders uh to Jerusalem from Britain, and he believes, and this is crazy.
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  You know, we're all Christians on this network right now.
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  These guys speaking, all of us, we all have the same Bible.
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  Um he believes that he's helping uh hello.
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  We do our network.
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  This is this show right now, but he speaks from another Bible, and uh he believes he's appointed as like a state farm all state agency to God that God needs insurance to bring in Armageddon and uh bring the second coming and have the uh temple built or whatever.
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  So uh this is why we're doing this, Mike.
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  We're doing this because we have to usher in the third temple.
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  We gotta get the red heifers out there, a little barbecue sauce from Texas, a little Greenwood, Lee Greenwood, proud to be an American as we kill the shit out of Iranians and everybody else.
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  And by the way, guys, coming up on segment two, we're gonna talk about the allies, the allies that are getting their ass kicked, and and Brandon has a little information on that, because we took those things that saved them and protected them and brought them to Satanyahu's territory, right?
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  Guys, we're coming down the last five minutes.
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  We're gonna round up right back to you, Sargent.
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  Go ahead.
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  Yeah, look.
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  Uh I haven't heard anything from the folks at the uh uh Pentagon uh that uh our advisors that it say that once the mission is complete, that we're gonna hang around.
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  Now I know things will change, but I'm gonna tell you, I think that this in the long term, uh uh the plan that exists.
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  Um I'm gonna tell you if the Kurds do go in, and I don't think they want to go in.
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  Um imagine you're a Kurd in Iran, you control everything economically, you're in a good business sense, and some curse from Iraq comes says, hey, we're gonna just take all that territory away from you.
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  We'll give a small piece called Kurdistan, and then now you're gonna be landlocked and surrounded by all your enemies.
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  I mean, it doesn't do them any good.
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  It's just stupid.
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  Uh that's the reason why there's a pushback by even the Kurds in Iraq against this plan.
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  If the Kurds go in, and let's say those 20,000, you know, marching and uh northern Iran.
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  Guess what happens?
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  Turkey will walk in with them behind them all the way down to the Gangil Mountains because they're already in Kirkkuk.
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  You can walk out there and see the Kurdish uh military force structures, guys just driving around anywhere they want in northern Iraq, and then Azerbaijan will come in.
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  And guess what?
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  Who's the enemy of the Kurds?
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  The Turks and the uh Azadis.
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  Um, and I I think look, Trump has manager from my perspective.
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  I'm gonna be honest.
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  I I think I'm gonna give him a little bit of credit as manager as best as possible.
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  He got rid of the the uh issues that Israel had, which was the uh possibility of Iran getting into nuclear weapons.
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  We have taking care of all the ballistic capabilities, everything needs to be done, has been knocked out, our integration of our uh platforms are flying out of here with AI uh and guys on the ground uh can actually hold off uh armies and destroy everything.
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  With that said, it sends a message to China, but try not at the same time, as much as it's quiet, it doesn't mean that it's not helping Iran, even with their satellite technologies and pinpoint accuracy to support them for their attacks against our radar systems throughout the Gulf Nations.
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  This thing is not gonna at the end of the day turn out positive uh for the Israelis, and then when I have been asked by the Israeli ministers that have been here, I told them this plan is not gonna work, but it's your choice.
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  Look, no decision is right or wrong decision, it's a decision that has consequences.
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  Why do you think even today, even the Trump administration keeps saying we're not the ones who killed the Ayatollah Khamenei?
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  It was Israelis.
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  Oh, they're there, I didn't even hear that.
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  They're already pointing fingers, they're already going to be.
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  Yeah, that this is a total breakdown.
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  They're doing that for a reason because once you kill a Ayatollah, you make him on Imam.
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  And I don't care if your Shia or our Sunni, the Shia and the Sunni has been killing each other over the killing of the uh the uh grandson of Mohammed, the son of Ali, Hussein by Yezit, uh and Ashura is a festival that this year is gonna be in October.
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  They've been killing each other over that.
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  You don't think they're gonna kill anybody who killed their imam?
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  Uh-huh.
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  But we're in Purim.
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  You know, this is all symbolic.
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  The Jews always like the like October 7th, and then you have the six-day and the seven-day war.
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  The problem is the Israel doesn't represent every Jew on the planet.
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  Right.
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  The issue becomes when Israel takes political stance and has a mission requirement that it thinks is gonna benefit it.
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  It ties unfortunately, all the Jews to it.
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  For the next thousand years, whoever killed this imam is gonna be under our target.
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  And God sent them into Babylon and God sent them into Iran, and you know, we know all that stuff from the Bible history, but you're not gonna learn that.
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  And if we were talking on Fox News, which we're never gonna be invited, we would be able to explain that.
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  But the crusader or our guy at the Secretary of War and others, you know, who's Mike, who's your favorite general that's always on Fox.
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  He's never he never goes away.
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  Jack Keen.
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  Exactly.
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  Yeah, Jack King.
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  All right.
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  Hang on, hang on, we gotta do the break.
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  What do we do now?
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  This is the two-minute break.
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  What do we do?
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  We go to the shop.
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  Why do we go to the shop?
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  It's freedom of speech, First Amendment.
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  This ain't free.
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  I mean, the freedom of speech is there, but you don't run this show without the uh somebody's gotta pay the pipe master, right?
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  And we have the 250th anniversary of America coming up.
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  10 uh no 250 of America, 10 of America Out Loud.
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  I'm sorry, excuse me.
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  Uh Brennan might be there, but I know Sargis is gonna do his uh Lee Greenwood show, the uh Lee Greenwood Proud to Be an American show.
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  He'll be singing for us up there out there in Nashville.
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  250.
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  50th anniversary of America.
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  Hey, let me tell you something.
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  I did not expect that we would be at war on our 250th anniversary.
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  With the Brits, yeah, maybe, yeah, yeah.
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  Yes, so maybe, you know, maybe the Italians or whatever, you know, but with the Iranians, and here we are, we're back in the Middle East.
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  I want to discuss something.
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  Having traveled to the Middle East a few times, uh, we have good allies and they take care of us and they'd be nice to us, and they let us put all our wares there.
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  And uh we have Americans that are there doing business, vacationing, retired.
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  Kind of a nice lifestyle for some people, as uh Sargis and others would know.
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  Uh we'll start with you.
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  What do you think about our allies?
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  What happened with our allies, Brandon?
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  Um we'll start with you this segment.
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  What do you think?
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  And then we'll let Mike go and then Sargis.
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  Go ahead.
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  Well, watching the events in the Middle East, I am reminded, and this includes the Israelis, by the way, because Tel Aviv is being pummeled.
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  I mean, there's it it's starting to look like Gaza.
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  So I'm including the Israelis in this statement, but you know, I'm reminded of Kissinger's comment, Henry Kissinger, when he said that to be an enemy of America is dangerous, but to be a friend of America is fatal.
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  And uh the if you're an Arab state, the last 10 years at least definitely the last 10 years, economically and developmentally, for the most part, those Gulf states have really turned a corner for the better.
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  And a lot of it was because of the economic and trade policies that these regimes were, and I use that word in sort of a loose political science sense, uh, that these these governments, I should say, were uh employing to uh enhance their country, modernize their countries, integrate more with the world economy while still being aligned with the United States.
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  It was all built upon oil.
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  And the one thing that the Iranians are doing quite effectively is they are annihilating the the oil uh production capabilities.
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  They're not just closing the Strait of Hermoose, their allies in the Houthis are not just threatening to close down the Red Sea and the Strait of Bab El Mandeb.
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  They're also the Iranians are directly blowing up uh a large number of Saudi and Qatari refineries uh and oil production facilities, so much so that the Qataris have now totally shut down indefinitely.
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  They have shut down all oil production and shipping indefinitely.
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  Uh, another key component of the economies in this region is tourism, believe it or not.
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  I know most Americans think it's the Middle East.
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  Why would you be going there?
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  A bunch of head choppers, blah, blah, blah.
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  But there's a lot of interesting countries, as I know you know, Colonel Mike.
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  Uh, and tourism is a gig is a big economy uh boost.
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  Yes, sir.
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  And guess what?
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  They just announced that uh the Daily Mail uh said yesterday, and they didn't uh deep dive on this.
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  They're claiming that even if the war ends tomorrow, which it will not, even if the war ends tomorrow, air travel into and out of the region will quote never be the same for at least a decade.
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  So I forgot how many millions per minute or per hour that the UNE's losing.
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  Yeah, that's right.
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  We have completely annihilated the economies of our allies in the Arab states, the Israelis, they did it to themselves, but they also dragged us along with, and now the Israeli people are suffering, while their leader Netanyahu gallivants around Europe or wherever he is, uh not being in the trenches with his people.
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  Um, so it's really not Churchillian.
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  I know he likes to think he's Churchill, but Churchill was actually in the subways with with the people.
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  Uh but anyway, so this is the end of the what I was dubbing last year when Trump went to Riyadh and gave that amazing speech, commerce over conflict.
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  What I was dubbing this the you know the Trump turn in the Middle East.
• 23:44
  Well, it's gone now, and we've gone right back to George W.
• 23:47
  Bush and Barack Obama, and uh we are ensuring, by the way, these regimes in the Arab states that are friendly to us, might not be around much longer because their people are PO'd, and that means that in now those countries, many more people are radical or friendly to the radical.
• 24:04
  Okay, let's take it to Sarge.
• 24:06
  Now, Sargis, you know what's happening in Bahrain.
• 24:08
  It's happened before, it's happening again.
• 24:11
  And just remember, Al-Khalifa was here two weeks ago.
• 24:15
  Speaking about what a great ally he did the whole speech here in America, and I was telling Mike how those meetings go, you know, you come and get an award in the back room, everything is done.
• 24:25
  But he was here talking about the great ally, the friendship and everything, and now his country's on fire.
• 24:31
  Saudi Arabia had to send in the uh backup detail.
• 24:34
  What do you say about that?
• 24:35
  What's going on there?
• 24:37
  Look, uh I mean, I mean, look at even our allies in Europe, right?
• 24:42
  Initially they didn't want to get involved, uh, give the Brits uh credit, the fact that they've been in their region for 150 plus years, they know everything about it.
• 24:51
  They didn't want to have anything to do with it.
• 24:52
  Now they're starting to come around, right?
• 24:55
  Now, after everybody else is gonna blame United States and Israel for everything that is happening, they're like, Yeah, we're gonna come in because why?
• 25:02
  Because we want to make sure that as we understand it, there will be a transition in government, there will be a transition in government in Iran.
• 25:08
  Period.
• 25:09
  It will happen.
• 25:10
  Who is gonna be the guy?
• 25:11
  That's that's where the question is, right?
• 25:13
  Uh, but there will be a transitional government, that government will be worked.
• 25:17
  It ain't gonna be an outsider.
• 25:18
  I'm gonna tell you right now, nobody there wants an outside is gonna have to be somebody inside.
• 25:23
  You know, either is going to be somebody who's tied to the current regime, whether people like it or not, or it might be somebody like uh Saeed Mohammed uh Duraki who's in prison right now.
• 25:33
  I think he probably is the one that is favored by both sides, the hardliners and the non-hardliners, uh, as he sits in prison there.
• 25:41
  Uh, but I think that it's gonna happen.
• 25:43
  So the Europeans understand, and now they've come in because why?
• 25:47
  Because I'm gonna make sure that not one country controls the narrative in Iran, uh, whether it be to Israel or the United States, because they want to have their peaceful debate the the British have never left the Middle East, let's face it, since Sight Speaker post-World War II and they've done such a bang up job.
• 26:05
  Yeah, listen.
• 26:06
  When when you look at the the companies in in those Gulf countries, how many Americans to Brits?
• 26:12
  You got six Brits to one American working somewhere.
• 26:14
  The Brits have always controlled it.
• 26:16
  They will come in and figure it out the deal.
• 26:18
  You know, they come in uh the hard the heavy lifting is done, right?
• 26:24
  Mike, what when we took over from the Brits uh in uh Iraq, my second tour, every time I dissected something that was tied to an insurgency cell or a company that the Iranians were uh were running behind it, it was a British company.
• 26:38
  So, you know, I mean I couldn't like go after our allies, you know, uh because it was like it wasn't at my level, as I was told.
• 26:46
  It was not at my level, so I couldn't do anything about it.
• 26:50
  Just wait till the French come in.
• 26:51
  Remember, this is Iran, baby.
• 26:53
  Well, the French are already they're deploying.
• 26:55
  I don't know if the Charles de Gaulle has arrived on station, but they're they're sending that carrier, the only carrier they have, because the Iranians just gave them the bird and blew up their only base uh in the area, uh, which is I believe completely gone now.
• 27:10
  Um, so this is and I said this to Bannon on his show last week or earlier this week.
• 27:16
  This is already a regional war, and you know, kind of technically, I would put in air quotes it's becoming a world war because now you have everybody from outside the region.
• 27:25
  And I want to say something, and I I don't know if it was you, Colonel Mike or Sargis, who who mentioned China at the end of the last segment.
• 27:31
  I want to bring up I've been talking to some really interesting China hands.
• 27:35
  One of them is a former intelligence guy known as Brendan O'Reilly.
• 27:39
  He wrote a phenomenal book, Everyone is wrong about China.
• 27:42
  And I would talk to him for 45 minutes this afternoon or this this morning, and he tells me um China's winning that that this whole narrative that well, this is gonna hurt China, and he lays it out in very calm and and it's all math, everything's numbers with Brendan, which is why I like talking to him because I'm a data guy.
• 28:01
  And basically, yes, it's going to hurt them in the near term, but it's not going to be the volume is going down, buddy.
• 28:08
  Can you hear me?
• 28:10
  Yes.
• 28:10
  Okay.
• 28:11
  But it's going to hello.
• 28:15
  Very low, Brendan.
• 28:16
  Can you hear?
• 28:17
  Can everybody hear me?
• 28:18
  Yeah, I can hear you fine.
• 28:19
  Okay.
• 28:21
  Okay.
• 28:21
  Um, but but what Brendan was telling me, and I think he's right, is that the Chinese, they basically all they have to do, and they are definitely Sargis is right.
• 28:31
  They're definitely helping range our targets, and they're providing technical intelligence and technical support, no doubt.
• 28:38
  But what Brendan was saying is China doesn't have to do anything right now, and they still win.
• 28:44
  And it's because of how deep we've gotten involved and how disruptive the involvement has been, not just in the region, but for the entire world, and there's no exit strategy that's viable right now.
• 28:56
  So the Chinese are sitting pretty, they're being hurt, they're being pinched, but they've gamed this out.
• 29:02
  As much as the Russians gamed out the sanctions when we imposed them in 2022, and as much as the Iranians gained out, you know, what was going to happen.
• 29:10
  I just want to add this.
• 29:12
  NBC, this this uh at noon, uh Thursday, March 5th, NBC dropped a very troubling interview with Erigatchi, which I I think it's the foreign minister, I think for uh Iran, or perhaps the I yeah, I think it's the foreign yeah.
• 29:25
  So the question from the NBC reporter is are you afraid of a U.S.
• 29:30
  invasion of your country?
• 29:31
  Aragid says no, we are waiting for them.
• 29:34
  The reporter says you are waiting for the U.S.
• 29:36
  military to invade the with ground troops.
• 29:39
  Aragashi smiles and says, Yes, we are ready.
• 29:43
  So that maybe this is all braggadocia, but at the end of the day, I'm reminded of the Taliban who used to tell the Americans you may have all the watches, but we have all the time, and look how that ended up for us.
• 29:56
  I'm reminded of the Viet Cong, and to Colonel Mike's point.
• 30:00
  Point.
• 30:00
  This to me feels a lot like Trump becoming LBJ going into Vietnam.
• 30:05
  This could be his Vietnam.
• 30:08
  The wanting album.
• 30:10
  Hold on, Slack.
• 30:11
  Dr.
• 30:12
  Mike, jump in.
• 30:12
  Yeah, no, I I'm just uh I sit here a little bit a different view.
• 30:17
  The fewer allies we have, the better we are.
• 30:21
  Well, you know, I I agree with you in principle on that.
• 30:23
  I'm just saying that if you are an ally of the United States, you're getting burned harder than everybody.
• 30:28
  Oh, sure.
• 30:29
  Yeah, absolutely.
• 30:30
  Well, maybe that'll that'll teach them not to look for it.
• 30:33
  It's the silver lining, Dr.
• 30:34
  Mike, in this whole mess is that we might actually finally get real America first.
• 30:39
  Yeah.
• 30:41
  That's exactly what I was trying to say, probably not adequately.
• 30:45
  But I think that this is a lesson for a lot of people in the United States.
• 30:50
  Yeah, I agree.
• 30:52
  The one thing I would say here is uh always kind of think about what the layout might be in the long term, right?
• 30:59
  I mean, U.S.
• 31:00
  wanted to leave, even Obama wanted to leave the Middle East, you know, a long time ago.
• 31:05
  Trump wanted to leave Middle East his first term, work with India to counter China, and of course, in this term, he still wants to leave the Middle East, but he wants to leave it on the terms that okay, um, there was a complaint that we didn't weren't doing anything about the uh nuclear capability of Iran, we took care of that.
• 31:22
  There's a complaint that we are not doing anything about their ballistic capability, we're taking care of that, okay.
• 31:28
  Now, these individuals in the region, somebody has to take the lead, right?
• 31:33
  If it isn't gonna be the United States, because we don't have to be dependent on the oils coming out of there, even though 20% of the oil comes out of there, the globe depends on it.
• 31:43
  Who is gonna be?
• 31:44
  So my thing to the as I mentioned that before to the Israelis is if you want to be the lead, you gotta understand that uh the old days of one nation being on the top doesn't work.
• 31:56
  I mean, look at our football season.
• 31:59
  You know, a football team was the uh uh wins the Super Bowl, uh, you know, they beat each other up uh um uh you know throughout the entire season, they sit together, drink you know their coffee, plan out who's gonna be playing who against who the next year, and then they start again.
• 32:16
  The world polities today are not gonna allow you to be the main guy for the rest of the time you're there.
• 32:23
  Every other country will have a say in what is happening, and the backyard is no longer just the Western Hemisphere, it's everywhere.
• 32:31
  The entire planet is your backyard.
• 32:33
  I don't agree with that.
• 32:34
  I don't agree with that.
• 32:35
  But but here's the deal somebody has to run it.
• 32:38
  So the only thing for on the Israeli side would be it's a huge task to manage every single country in that region to be tied to your foreign policy economically and security-wise.
• 32:52
  So unless you become the number one exporter of arms throughout the entire region, unless every single one of those countries is tied to you economically, unless the global market is tied to you because you become the leading uh uh manufacturer of chip technologies that even can bypass Taiwan, it becomes very difficult.
• 33:14
  And I think we walk away from this piece after our mission requirements are done in the Pentagon, as it was laid out, and somebody turns around and says, sir, mission accomplished, it's up to you what you want to do now.
• 33:26
  You want to morph the mission or you want to leave?
• 33:29
  And if he says I'm leaving, then guess who is gonna inherit all that mess?
• 33:33
  It's gonna be the Israelis in the long term.
• 33:36
  It's gonna be the people within the region, and the Kurds are completely gone in in this picture because the Turks, the Iranians, the Azerbaijanis, the uh Iraq Arab ain't gonna allow it to happen.
• 33:47
  And the blood that was spilled on this crazy person that was about to pass away, and a uh, you know, Ayatollah who becomes an imam, that's gonna be something that's gonna be remembered for thousands of years.
• 33:59
  That blood doesn't just wash away.
• 34:01
  Uh internally, the Iranian politics are so fickled that Iranians truly initially the uh when the bombing took place last year when the Ayotola thought he might be killed, he didn't want his son to be in that meeting with him or anywhere, not because of just the fear that his son might die, too.
• 34:20
  There's a lot of people from his camp that believe that his son might want to kill him to replace him.
• 34:26
  This is the type of Iran you're dealing with, and you're gonna bring some outsider guy, uh Pahlavi's son to sit there and manage this.
• 34:34
  92 million people uh internally in Iran, the Basiji and IRG.
• 34:42
  That would think, oh yeah, Pahlavia, oh, what are we doing?
• 34:45
  Well, he's a lobbyist, that's why they know him.
• 34:47
  He's a lobbyist in Northern Virginia, so he's perfect for the job, right?
• 34:50
  For them, just like uh Shalabi was.
• 34:52
  He kissed the wall when you kissed the wall.
• 34:55
  Yeah, you know what that means.
• 34:56
  You're part of the club.
• 34:58
  Yeah.
• 34:58
  Well, well, you are, but you're not, because look at JD Vance, right?
• 35:02
  I mean, he swore he he did the thing too, but they still hate JD.
• 35:06
  Uh which is why I don't understand why JD wasn't more forcefully opposed to this conflict from the beginning, but I digress.
• 35:17
  Hello.
• 35:18
  I think I think technically we're gonna nobody can stand against us given, like I said, incorporation of AI capabilities with the with uh our systems, you know, and our uh special operators being able to use those technologies in the long term though, when it comes to how what is going to be the political outlay of Iran, that's an issue.
• 35:40
  That's where Israel and America don't agree.
• 35:42
  And I keep on telling you, Israel was a right of CS weakened central government with that entire region being split into five different groups.
• 35:51
  Uh Trump doesn't agree with that.
• 35:53
  He hasn't agreed with it from day one.
• 35:54
  But he still, but but but but the problem is, Sarge, is he's whether he agrees with it or not, right now the policy is leading to that.
• 36:02
  That's where right now it looks like.
• 36:04
  It's leading to it, and I agree with Drew, but that leading to it, again, at the end of the day, he walks away from it uh and pulls pin.
• 36:14
  Guess what?
• 36:15
  The Israelis have it.
• 36:15
  And by the way, if the Kurds don't go in.
• 36:18
  Listen, Sarge, he's already he already owns this.
• 36:21
  Whatever, it doesn't matter.
• 36:22
  He owns it.
• 36:23
  He can't now, yeah.
• 36:25
  If the Kurds don't go in, guess what happens?
• 36:27
  Israel breaks in this uh in this capacity, because that means that the ally that you had in the region that you taught that could be used to destabilize other nations for your needs, and that's not a negative.
• 36:38
  If you live in that region, you have to have people who are gonna work for you.
• 36:42
  If if if that's your plan and they don't deliver, you have nobody.
• 36:46
  If you can't manage a simple Kurds that could be bought off by anybody, how are you gonna manage the entire global community there with people to have navies and armies?
• 36:54
  I think air forces.
• 36:55
  Sargent, I think the problem is is that we had a workaround for this whole problem.
• 37:00
  And I I was involved with it in the first president, first term of Trump, which was the Abraham Accords, which was supposed to be the third way to get us out without complete creating complete chaos for Israel and the Arab states, but that has been shredded, and now we're doing this insane program where we are basically you know an annihilating uh countries all around the region with the hope that it will create uh enough weakness there that it will give our partner in Israel uh greater security.
• 37:30
  I actually think that it's going to I think this is gonna blow back on Israel in such a bad way.
• 37:35
  Uh, you know, this is this could very well be the end of Israel as we know it because this is not a good thing.
• 37:40
  Let me break in here a minute, Brennan.
• 37:42
  It's already breaking.
• 37:43
  I just heard from people in Southeast Asia.
• 37:44
  They're very pissed off.
• 37:46
  In Thailand, they're looking to get rid of them.
• 37:48
  I mean, they're gonna start chasing them.
• 37:49
  Right now, Mike and I know from a show we did in the past, they bought up a lot of properties in Cyprus, they bought up a lot of properties in uh Georgia.
• 37:57
  We had a guest on a while back.
• 37:59
  Uh they've already ran out of Israel, took the cash, suitcases load, and bought properties over there.
• 38:05
  They're buying hotels, restaurants, condos, apartment buildings.
• 38:08
  The Israelis don't even want to live in Israel.
• 38:10
  Okay.
• 38:11
  Right, right, right.
• 38:12
  And there, yeah, and so I mean, it's just a tragedy all around for everybody, and it was completely self-inflicted.
• 38:18
  You know, I keep saying um to people uh that this really reminds me, if you look at what's going economically, and I always pay attention to the geoeconomics.
• 38:27
  I think that's the much more important venue uh than even classic geopolitics.
• 38:31
  Uh, if you look at what's going on as a response to the attacks on the energy market, um, it looks a lot like what happened during the COVID shutdown.
• 38:41
  And that led, of course, to the worst economic downturn uh since the depression, and I think that's where we're headed right now.
• 38:48
  I was talking to a commodities trader this morning in Chicago who said that we are now going to probably be at 200 a barrel per oil.
• 38:57
  God forbid.
• 38:58
  God forbid.
• 38:59
  In about five weeks.
• 39:01
  His firm is predicting four to five weeks if this persists, which the president's saying this is gonna go on for eight weeks.
• 39:06
  There are people getting deployment orders for a hundred days.
• 39:09
  So you know, we are really really approaching um not just a recession, but we could be entering depression territory.
• 39:18
  And the the inflation is gonna spike as soon as those prices get above 150 dollars a barrel.
• 39:24
  Coming down the last five minutes.
• 39:25
  Michael, welcome back.
• 39:26
  Where are you?
• 39:27
  Yeah, I uh I you know I just have to say that we we are a country that does not know how to do diplomacy.
• 39:34
  Yep.
• 39:35
  Has no longer a military that that seems to be able to do much of anything but lose.
• 39:43
  And we certainly don't understand other people.
• 39:46
  It's uh, you know, if you're if you're looking at really the rock bottom cause of most of our problems, it's a lack of a good educational system in this country.
• 39:56
  But uh you know, I I I can't.
• 40:00
  See any reason to take this any further.
• 40:02
  Bring the ships home.
• 40:03
  I agree.
• 40:04
  And the sailors and the marines and whatever's there, bring them home.
• 40:10
  We made a mistake.
• 40:11
  Tough.
• 40:12
  We won't do it again.
• 40:14
  And let them sort it out.
• 40:16
  That's right.
• 40:17
  Yep.
• 40:18
  God bless.
• 40:19
  That's right.
• 40:19
  I mean, I mean, he's got the out when the Pentagon tells him, sir, everything that was on the mission said is done.
• 40:26
  What do you want to do?
• 40:26
  He can say, hey, we gave you an opportunity, you didn't do it.
• 40:29
  The problem was, you know, when Netanyahu came here and spent three hours talking to Trump.
• 40:35
  If they had agreed on the foreign policy for the region, it would have been a 10-second discussion.
• 40:40
  The reason he's had to spend three hours because they didn't agree.
• 40:44
  Israel is pushing its plan that things that it needs to survive in the region for the next decade.
• 40:50
  The problem is that plan doesn't match what the current global realities are.
• 40:57
  And I've said this to Ian Israeli leaders and ministers.
• 41:02
  And I've told them it doesn't match.
• 41:09
  Go ahead.
• 41:09
  But look, just a simple set of the Brits and the French saying, okay, you could use our territory.
• 41:27
  We're going to have our say.
• 41:27
  So that way we get rid of our US doesn't control Iran.
• 41:31
  Listen, this is the last minute.
• 41:32
  I'm taking the last minute.
• 41:34
  Can we get rid of our regime?
• 41:35
  Is there any way we could have some regime change here in Washington?
• 41:38
  58 generals, 980 billion dollars a year budget for the defense department, the worst VA in the history of America, worst VA, right, Sargas, you'll agree to that.
• 41:50
  And we're worried about everybody else around the world.
• 41:52
  Hey, we're out of time.
• 41:53
  We got to go to the last break before we go to the final segment.
• 41:56
  This is Colonel Mike saying, Hey, don't forget to join us, 10th anniversary in Nashville.
• 42:01
  Oh, sad to say 250th anniversary of America and we're at war in the Middle East.
• 42:05
  God God, what when is it stop?
• 42:08
  And uh I want to thank the group for coming on today.
• 42:11
  These smart brains on this channel, the National Security Hour.
• 42:15
  Gosh, what do we do when we leave?
• 42:17
  Who does gonna replace us?
• 42:19
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• 42:24
  Dr.
• 42:25
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• 42:53
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• 42:54
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• 44:18
  All of us from the National Security Out, Brandon Wycert, Sergeant Sangari, Dr.
• 44:22
  Mike, and myself, Colonel Mike.
• 44:23
  I want to start it up with you, Dr.
• 44:25
  Mike.
• 44:25
  Go ahead.
• 44:29
  Thank you.
• 44:31
  We're waiting to hear from you.
• 44:33
  Yeah, well, it's it's the same old story for me.
• 44:37
  This is this is a stupid.
• 44:40
  It's amazing that adult men are having this conversation.
• 44:43
  This is utterly stupid.
• 44:46
  The event that got us here in the first place.
• 44:49
  What in the world is wrong with these people?
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  They're all bought and paid for.
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  They're exactly right.
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  Exactly right.
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• 45:04
  That's exactly right.
• 45:05
  We're living in a country that still thinks it's World War II and we can do anything.
• 45:11
  And by God, the guys in World War II did it, but they weren't liars and cheats.
• 45:15
  No.
• 45:16
  And and uh uh, you know, they actually went out there and bled.
• 45:22
  Now a lot of our guys go out there and bleed, but they bleed for stupid things.
• 45:26
  Not like defeating Hitler or defeating the Imperial Japanese, but to worry about Israel to worry about Iran, let them worry about themselves.
• 45:36
  That's right.
• 45:38
  Yeah, I have no idea how Americans have permitted this to go on so long.
• 45:43
  Look at it, what are how competent are they are to uh to uh go to go to uh uh to run a war.
• 45:51
  You know, they're afraid to say on the first day that we lost three men.
• 45:55
  Oh no, that's not true.
• 45:56
  Well, if a country is worried about losing three men, and I don't mean to sound uh uh uh ugly on this, but if you're if you're gonna take your country to war and you're worried to death about what the people are gonna think about three dead soldiers, you got no business being in a war.
• 46:16
  That's right.
• 46:17
  That's right.
• 46:18
  It's uh it's a it's it's it's a madness.
• 46:21
  This this country is mad.
• 46:23
  And the problem we have now is how how do we get out of a mess that not only will uh uh bring uh the the destruction of the Republican Party, but it will bring back uh people who want to destroy the United States.
• 46:41
  I have a suggestion, Lieutenant Kern and Baron Trump, General Donald J.
• 46:46
  Trump Jr.
• 46:47
  And uh light Colonel uh what's his name?
• 46:51
  Eric Trump Jr.
• 46:52
  Eric Trump.
• 46:53
  Three three Trumps, they're gonna be at the front line.
• 46:56
  Yeah, no, they're gonna be uh they're gonna be uh doing their crypto schemes uh while while the kids of Middle America uh the the kids my concern, Brandon is remember last year when Trump went to Iran uh UAE, yeah, and uh they gave him this big award to look like a clock on his chest, and then he was in this uh UAE building, he looked like Flavor Flav, the rapper, you're gonna speak being rapper.
• 47:22
  I'm surprised you know who that is, Colonel Mike.
• 47:25
  I'm a cultural guy.
• 47:26
  I listen to Tommy Soda Myor.
• 47:28
  If you go to Tommy Soto Mayor, I'm actually all right.
• 47:32
  But anyway, he had flavor flavor uh thing on his neck, and they really loved him and they they committed, and we know this from one of our guests, Luis.
• 47:41
  They committed to one point two or four trillion dollars investment in America in technology and medical.
• 47:46
  And if you've been to UAE, they're way ahead of us in AI, they're way ahead of us in medical.
• 47:51
  It's one of the best places if you have to get sick.
• 47:53
  It's not like being in Thailand, Sarge.
• 47:55
  But the thing is, you know, you look at this, what's going on, and you say, like, how does this bust out?
• 48:02
  After this is all over, will we be welcomed anywhere as citizens, as American citizens, you know?
• 48:08
  Uh and and I don't know.
• 48:10
  I mean, I kind of like to go around the world once in a while, take a trip, right?
• 48:13
  And we have the geniuses here.
• 48:16
  We have people that are so smart they're dumb.
• 48:19
  You know, they go to this college and that war college and this thing, and all these years of training, and they get these retirement benefits, and they can't figure out how to run a VA, you know, unless you're in Baltimore or Washington, basically, you know, that's about the best two places.
• 48:32
  But this is where we are, Mike.
• 48:34
  This is uh the 250 anniversary.
• 48:37
  We should not have entered into anything.
• 48:39
  Okay, nothing at all.
• 48:40
  We should have just did the Royal Rogers Gene Ordery show.
• 48:43
  You know, I mean, here we are, Yip BIO, you know, Nashville, California.
• 48:47
  Sorge just go ahead.
• 48:50
  Oh, look, uh, I I've always said, I always continue to say, no decision is right or wrong.
• 48:56
  It's a decision, but it has consequences, and those consequences sometimes you can't control.
• 49:02
  Um, I think that it would have been better uh when we were making this deal of what to do in the region that uh Israelis and Americans agreed on a plan.
• 49:11
  In this case, the Trump administration and Netanyahu, they don't agree on a plan.
• 49:16
  Netanyahu will push his plan of what he wants to see in the region to include possibility of redrawing maps.
• 49:22
  That stuff doesn't work in them in the modern sense from where Trump is today.
• 49:27
  So we're in a battle now, fighting against a country.
• 49:30
  We're gonna eradicate their military capacity and capability, but when it comes to the end piece off of that, I'm gonna tell you a lot of people who are advising from the Pentagon would say nobody cares, we'll leave.
• 49:45
  We're done.
• 49:46
  Let them freaking kill each other to the tune of how many millions they want.
• 49:51
  We did what we had to do.
• 49:52
  Now, if the Israelis have an issue with that, then hey, we got rid of their nuclear weapons, we got rid of all their capacity, we got to
• 50:00
  Rid of everything that they could use in against us.
• 50:02
  You wanted it.
• 50:03
  There you go.
• 50:04
  You got it.
• 50:04
  Go ahead.
• 50:05
  But this isn't leader in the region.
• 50:07
  But sorry, just you know this wasn't about this wasn't really about that for the Israelis.
• 50:12
  This is this is about Greater Israel.
• 50:13
  And this is about the insane, the insane project to, you know, this religious war.
• 50:19
  And now you've got the Christian Zionist Secretary of Defense in the United States talking about uh this is a holy war.
• 50:27
  You've got uh, you know, you know, Lindsay Graham, who I think is attracted to the failic nature of the missiles, uh, telling us that uh, you know, this is a holy war, and then you've got you've got apparently certain combatant commanders telling our troops in the region this is the apocalyptic war that that the Bible speaks about, which of course is all apostasy, but we're sounding as crazy as the Zionists and the Islamists are now.
• 50:51
  But but yeah, Brandon, one thing everybody in the region has that.
• 50:55
  I understand the Iran.
• 50:56
  Yeah, the Turks in Iran believe in a greater Turkish region.
• 51:01
  But that's why we should be out.
• 51:02
  We need to get the hell out of there because we're not we're not supposed to be a crazy country like these people are.
• 51:07
  No, but I have I believe that we we the smarter voices in this administration will pull us off on the brink.
• 51:16
  I'm hoping.
• 51:18
  Uh look, look at the example of Azar Bajan.
• 51:21
  Okay, Azerbaijan Turkey basically wiped out the uh Armenians that didn't even leave leave it as a country when the Turks came in, started saying we're gonna do this, we're gonna do that.
• 51:30
  Uh Vance goes there, says, No, that's it.
• 51:33
  You're not moving.
• 51:34
  Can you imagine if we hadn't intervened there with uh the vice president or even Trump hadn't said go ahead and do it?
• 51:41
  You would have had all the Turkish you know nations and uh and all the stands linked up together, and then now you'll link him up with a greater Turkey who wants to be the leader of Islam.
• 51:51
  Look, that region is an absolute disaster, is always has been because of this.
• 51:58
  We know it should be a bigger disaster.
• 52:00
  Eventually, that's where the big fallout happens in the Bible, but not at this point.
• 52:04
  See, you gotta understand something.
• 52:05
  A lot of Christian Zionists, Christians, Jews, whatever, they believe that God needs all state and state farm.
• 52:12
  He doesn't need it, doesn't need it, ladies and gentlemen.
• 52:16
  No, like I don't think half of the even the uh most of the uh you might even say the uh uh most of the Zionists religious uh Israelis look at the Christian um uh Zionists and say, What are you talking about?
• 52:33
  The Christian Zionist saying, Well, I'm gonna bring a red heifer, you're gonna bless them.
• 52:37
  I'm gonna uh I'm gonna sacrifice them, and then Jesus will show up and tell you you're wrong.
• 52:41
  That makes no sense.
• 52:42
  That's just stupid.
• 52:43
  It's apostasy is what it is, but but I just want to say something also here.
• 52:47
  Um we I've never seen this country more ambivalent about a major war in my life.
• 52:54
  I have also I I used to work on the hill.
• 52:58
  I I have a very very different take on Capitol Hill, I think than many Americans do.
• 53:02
  I think it is the most important branch of the government.
• 53:05
  It's supposed to be the check on the excesses of an executive branch that clearly has gone out of control.
• 53:11
  And the president has openly called this a war.
• 53:16
  Um Congress has done nothing to either say, hey, you've got to come to us then, or try to rein in this insanity.
• 53:26
  Congress could actually force Trump to do what we're talking about here, which is just declare victory and come home and let the region sort itself out by cutting off the funding.
• 53:35
  And they're not doing that.
• 53:36
  And I realize they're all.
• 54:05
  It's gone.
• 54:06
  You are exactly correct on that.
• 54:09
  We had that idiot who is the uh speaker of the House say there was absolutely no reason why the president needed to come.
• 54:17
  Yeah, the Congress.
• 54:18
  And you know, the the glory disgusting.
• 54:22
  The glory of the American constitution to most of the world, besides ourselves, was that we we wrapped iron around the president, so he couldn't be a king and take us into a war.
• 54:34
  And now that's failed uh since 1945, since Truman, you know, talked to himself and thought it was a good idea to go to war in Korea.
• 54:44
  Yeah, it's it's it's a it's a madness that they don't know the constitution, and they don't care.
• 54:50
  The constitution is then they don't care.
• 54:52
  Right.
• 54:53
  The constitution is not hard to understand on certain things maybe, but on most things it's like, but if you're from a secret society, you throw the constitution out the window.
• 55:04
  If you're taking money from Epstein and doing God knows what else, your uh your loyalty is to something else.
• 55:10
  The other thing I that is that's occurred to me, and maybe I'm I'm wrong, but this looks like a terrible uh intelligence failure to me.
• 55:18
  I would say so.
• 55:20
  That absolutely nobody expected this kind of mayhem, as far as I know.
• 55:25
  Well, can I just say something very quickly here about that?
• 55:27
  Because I think you're right, but I will say uh General Dan Kane, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, actually attempted last Friday to talk Trump out of it, and Trump wouldn't listen because Trump was convinced of his own accord that within 72 hours the war would be over because once we kill Khamani, uh the whole thing will collapse like a house of cards.
• 55:49
  And I am told that was coming directly from Netanyahu's people.
• 55:54
  So I don't actually know, and I'm not trying to take up for the intel community at all, but I actually don't know how much of the intel the truth the Trump administration got was from our people or how much of it was from the Israelis, and I think that's the scarier thing.
• 56:10
  And and again, this goes back to what I was trying to say.
• 56:12
  Uh that we we don't train our folks.
• 56:15
  Look, go go when I was in Iraq.
• 56:19
  Uh, you know, I worked with a lot of our uh special forces groups.
• 56:23
  Our special forces groups, guys that came in, some of them didn't even speak the language.
• 56:27
  Uh what they spoke English because the Iraqis spoke English, you know, they knew basics of the language.
• 56:34
  We don't recruit people that are first generation or understand that uh nation or that country to be part of the special operational units who can speak the language fluently, who know the culture, where I can drop them off somewhere in the uh in the deserts or in the cities of Iran, and one guy with modern technology capability, AI integrated with 10 Iranians that he's recruited and trained, can hold off battalions.
• 57:06
  We don't have that capacity because we don't train it.
• 57:09
  All right, and I'll take Nicholas Midoro out of uh jail, send him over to Iran and let him run the drug business.
• 57:14
  All right, there we go.
• 57:15
  We wrapped it up.
• 57:16
  That's it for the national security hour.
• 57:18
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• 57:21
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• 57:30
  All right, guys, thanks so much for coming on.
• 57:32
  I enjoyed it.
• 57:33
  And uh we'll see you next Monday, 8 p.m.
• 57:35
  Thank you.