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Trump trumps the world: Islamists and globalists struggle to fight back · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  In this political coliseum, we slay the rising beast with the fateful sword of truth that transcends hypocrisy and censorship.
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  It's time to unleash yourself from the tirings of media propaganda on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.
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  This is unleashed the political news hour.
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  Welcome to Unleashed the Political News Hour.
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  I'm your host Bruce Robertson.
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  What a week, folks.
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  It's another action packed week, and there's so many exciting things going on in the world.
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  I I can barely contain myself.
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  But before we get started, I'd like to share something with you as we start off this program.
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  This is something that I found intriguing.
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  I I saw this on the news in the last couple of days.
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  And it was about a liberal kid who got schooled on CNN.
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  You know, you know, you've probably been seeing it out there.
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  Apparently, the uh the Democrats suddenly hate the high higher gas prices that they themselves demanded for years before Trump got elected.
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  You know, um, so there was a 23-year-old commentator named Adam Mockler.
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  He's on the Midas Touch program, and he sort of kind of rolled on to CNN's news night one night uh just recently, thinking that he had a killer attack line for President Trump and the rising gas prices amidst the uh recent Iran conflict.
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  So he said he predicted a big blue wave in the midterms, blaming the pain at the pumps on Republicans while playing the everyman card about spotting sticker shock at the gas stations on his drive to the airport.
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  Okay, you follow me.
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  He saw higher gas prices driving to the airport, and he thought he'd tag Trump with that.
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  You know, he said this is gonna be a big blue wave, and he said it was already going to be it was already gonna be before the war in Iran, and this is the most this is the most like visceral change that we've seen so far, he said.
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  When I drove to the airport today, I'm quoting him now.
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  When I drove to the airport today, I passed by two gas stations, and I was paying attention.
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  American families are paying attention to this.
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  So on the show was Republican strategist Scott Jennings, old enough to uh remember actual democratic policies instead of just some scripted outrage by um, you know, a young guy, and Scott Jennings wasn't having it at all.
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  He dropped a hammer on him with uh some cold truths.
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  Uh Jennings said, I'm old enough to remember when Democrats were advocating for higher gas prices to bring about the end of the internal combustion engine.
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  Now, all of a sudden, gas prices are a big deal.
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  And Mockler, this young guy got clearly caught off guard and he started to stammer.
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  He's like, wait, wait, which Democrats said they wanted higher gas prices?
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  And Jennings didn't miss a beat.
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  He said literally all of them.
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  And Mockler doubled down in disbelief.
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  He said, They said I want higher gas prices.
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  And Jennings closed the trap on him.
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  He said, Yes, that was the stated policy to drive gas prices up to get rid of the internal combustion engine.
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  Well, boom.
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  School's in session, young man.
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  This isn't some gotcha coming out of thin air.
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  Democrats have spent years pushing green mandates and electronic vehicle, uh, electric vehicle timelines and carbon schemes explicitly designed to make gasoline far more expensive, so Americans could ditch reliable trucks and cars for their favorite electric their favorite electric electric toys.
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  Uh Obama mused that higher gas prices would nudge the country toward clean energy.
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  Biden's team locked in the 2035 combustion engine phase out while regulators were piling on taxes and restrictions that jacked up the costs at the pumps.
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  So now that global events are spiking prices and voters are fueling the squeeze, the same crowd is crying crocodile tears and blaming Trump.
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  American families aren't stupid, folks.
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  They remember the $5 a gallon plus prices under Joe Biden.
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  They remember the endless lectures about saving the planet by paying more, and the smug elite people in their Teslas telling everybody else to suck it up.
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  Suddenly the pain at the pump is Trump's fault.
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  Come on.
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  Scott Jennings exposed the hypocrisy in real time.
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  Democrats wanted expensive gas as a feature, not a bug of our future economy.
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  That is until it became a political liability to them.
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  The liberal kid learned a hard lesson on live TV.
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  He got spanked.
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  And policy, of course, is it has consequences, right?
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  So he learned that lesson.
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  Policy has consequences.
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  And that memory lasts far longer than silly sound bites.
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  And that voters can see through the flip-flop.
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  That's right.
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  High gas prices were supposed to be the noble sacrifice for the climate cult zombies.
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  Now that regular people are paying for it, the left wants to pretend they never asked for it.
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  Nice try.
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  The American people are paying attention, all right, and they're not buying the rewrite of history.
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  So I want to share something else with you, ladies and gentlemen.
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  I've uncovered something that I think is absolutely insane about internet media.
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  And it's likely why the Democrat Party still has supporters.
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  So most people now get their news from Google and Apple.
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  You know, even Samsung runs on an Android platform.
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  So a company called Media Research Investigation has done a survey, and they found that only 2% of Google's top morning articles.
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  Now people pick up their phone in the morning and they look at the news on their phone.
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  Nobody watches TV anymore, hardly anybody, unless you're over 70.
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  Only 2% of Google's top morning articles were from any right-leaning news site.
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  Just 2%.
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  98% were from left-leaning news sites.
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  The vast majority of the rest, all left-leaning outlets.
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  So 2% versus 98%.
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  Sounds like fair and balance to me.
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  Not quite.
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  Network biases are real.
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  And I've been very sensitive to it, and I've been keeping an eye on it, and I've been keeping sort of a mental note of it.
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  So, you know, we we find it now in Hollywood movies.
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  We find it sneaking into Netflix series.
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  We find it in mainstream network news.
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  And of course, we find it in the yellow journalists, newspapers, and periodicals, like the New York Pravda.
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  Um Apple has been a tremendous success worldwide, as everybody knows.
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  If you've owned the stock, you've done very, very well.
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  Uh and Google with their Android phones, they have done very, very well.
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  And uh again, if you own the stock, you've done very, very well as well.
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  So a majority of people around the world who have cell phones now have Apple phones and computers.
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  And uh, or they have Google phones, and they use Google.
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  So that means that a lot of people spend their time glued to either an Apple screen or a Google screen for of some sort.
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  For most of their day.
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  Now, a while ago I noticed that Apple News went three straight months without featuring a single article from a single conservative news outlet in its top stories.
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  And now they can hold Google's beer.
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  Because, you know, I see, you know, I use Google Mail like everybody else, I guess, and I'm not pu I'm not pitching Google.
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  In fact, I'm probably going to get off it.
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  But Google delivers news to the world too.
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  And if you have Google, you know what I mean.
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  On your screen, when you open up Google, you see when you open up your browser, if Google is your browser, you'll see Google News.
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  Either that or you have Microsoft Network, MSN, and that's another liberal news feed.
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  So Google delivers news to the world, and I've noticed this trend on Google, as I have on MSN, as I have on Bing, which is Microsoft, as I have on Apple News.
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  And I've dialed back really my use of Google in favor of some other search engines and also alternative uh search engines and um artificial intelligence now.
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  Okay.
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  So by the way, did I mention that if you don't have an Apple phone, you likely have a Google phone delivering your news, or uh when you open up your laptop, any kind of laptop, you you know, if it's a if it's uh PC, you probably have MSN news or you have um Bing from Microsoft.
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  Uh and if you have an Apple computer, you have Apple News, and if you have Google up on your screen, you have Google News.
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  So look, these are the people that control your news feed.
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  And it's no better if you turn on the television set, by the way, even Fox News is biased.
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  So only 2% of Google's top morning articles, Google now, not just Apple, not just MSN, not just Bing, only 2% of Google's top morning articles in the month of February were from a right-leaning news site.
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  The vast majority of the rest of the news that you see on your computer or your phone was all from left-wing outlets.
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  So the Media Research Center used the nonpartisan firm called All Sides, which ranks news outlets based on the political slant of the 487 articles that Google featured in their top morning stories in February, and found that only 11 of 487 stories were from right-leaning sources.
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  Now let that sink in.
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  In fact, Google News featured zero articles from any right-leaning news outlets over a period of 17 days during the month of February.
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  Now, this is one of the most widely used news apps in the entire world, with over 280 million users generating more than 24 billion clicks per month.
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  So when they overwhelmingly push left-wing views that ignore any conservative counterpoint, they're skewing public opinion.
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  They're picking and choosing what information people consume.
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  And what they never get to see, and they're doing it on purpose.
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  And this is propaganda, folks.
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  So the next time you wonder why so many people seem to be so whacked out and stone drunk on the left-wing Kool-Aid, this is why.
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  And now we're gonna jump off for a break and we'll be right back with Unleashed, the political news hour.
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  We're back with Unleash the Political News Hour, and I'm your host Bruce Robertson.
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  Before we left for the break, I was talking about the propaganda in almost every news feed that we have as consumers in all our phones, in all our television media, almost all of it.
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  All our movies, all our newspapers, all our periodicals, they're all marching.
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  They all belong to the same five or six media companies.
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  And so, you know, where are you going to get your news from?
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  Well, I get some news from X now, believe it or not.
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  I get some news from Telegram.
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  I get news from alternative sources because I can't trust the mainstream corporate media.
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  And um, so now I'd like to jump on to the big story, okay.
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  I'm starting to connect some dots, ladies and gentlemen, and this story is bigger than most people might realize.
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  So Qatar's liquid natural gas facility just got hit.
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  Now that's one of the biggest gas suppliers on earth, okay?
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  And at the same time, now let's this is going on.
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  The United States is already the number one exporter of liquid natural gas.
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  We do 15 BCF per day, uh, right around 15 BCF.
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  That's billions, by the way, and 10 to 11 million barrels a day of oil.
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  Okay, we're the number one exporter of petroleum.
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  So now layer this on top.
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  We're opening the doors back up with Venezuela, okay.
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  Follow me here, okay?
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  Stay with me on the numbers.
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  We're opening the doors back up with Venezuela.
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  Currently 800,000 barrels a day, something like that in Venezuela, but sitting, we're sitting on some of the largest oil reserves in the world, and some of the largest liquid natural gas reserves.
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  So what's really happening?
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  Global supply gets der disrupted, Qatar gets hit, you know, Carg Island got bombed a little bit by Israel and until Trump told them to stop.
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  And um prices go up.
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  The U.S.
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  steps in as the dominant supplier of oil and gas.
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  And now we're also positioning our backup supply through Venezuela, which Donald Trump conveniently took out the leader of Venezuela before moving across the pond to take care of things in the Middle East.
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  This is not random, folks.
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  None of this is random.
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  It's strategy.
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  This is global energy chess, and I use the analogy of chess all the time with Donald Trump.
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  Global energy chess playing out in real time while his opponents think he's a dumb dumb.
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  This guy is no dumdum.
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  If you understand energy, you understand where money, power, and influence are going next.
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  Most people are just watching headline news.
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  They can't even pay attention for more than 30 seconds.
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  But the smart ones.
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  Are watching the chess moves behind the headlines.
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  Iran's Hormuz trap has backfired spectacularly on our American hating allies.
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  And so Iran thought that blocking the Straits of Hormuz, the Strait of Hormuz would spike U.S.
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  oil prices.
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  Tehran.
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  Weaponize the global energy and kneecap the West.
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  We've seen that playbook before.
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  Well, did prices go up?
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  Yeah, gasoline prices went up.
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  They went up oil prices went over $100 a barrel.
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  Maybe they hit 105.
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  Now they're back down again.
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  And uh, but gasoline prices are staying up a little bit, feeding.
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  I mean, you know, I think I paid something like $4.11 or $4.22 for premium gas the other day.
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  All right, it's costing a little more.
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  Um, but this plan to kneecap the West has exploded in their faces.
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  The American refineries are ramping up output on abundant domestic light sweet crude that never touches the Strait of Hormuz.
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  And that keeps U.S.
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  prices steady around $100 a barrel.
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  So we can function at $100 a barrel.
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  Now, Asia, what about Asia?
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  Asia's getting hammered at $150 a barrel or more.
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  China, India, Japan, South Korea.
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  The very nations mostly that snubbed Trump's call for naval help originally, now face crippling shortages.
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  China's imports through the Strait of Hormuz have plunged 7%.
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  Their oil reserves will last just 108 days.
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  And they're scrambling to buy premium non-Middle East oil at a massive markup.
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  Schools are shutting down across Southeast Asia.
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  Workers are being sent home.
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  Gas pumps are sitting dry.
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  Now, this isn't just market chaos.
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  I'd call it poetic justice.
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  NATO allies dismissed it as not our war.
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  Japan declined initially to participate.
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  And now, of course, the Japanese prime minister is running up to Trump and giving him a hug.
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  Australia declined.
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  Even as Iran selectively lets non-U.S.
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  ships pass while choking everyone else off.
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  The so-called partners who lectured America on global responsibility are learning the hard way what real vulnerability looks like.
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  And Trump warned them, you know, he asked for support to open the strait and to secure the flow.
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  They refused.
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  Originally, anyway, now we're getting, I think 22 members are saying that they'll help out, you know.
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  Nothing like closing the barn door after the horses have already run away.
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  But they they refused initially.
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  So now the blockade that they ignored is punishing them the hardest.
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  While American energy independence is shining through stronger prices and stronger production and more refineries, we're stronger than ever.
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  So while the global order is fracturing, exactly as our free riding allies deserve, you know, now maybe is the time for Trump to tie Ukrainian aid and other U.S.
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  commitments to real reciprocity in the Strait of Hormuz.
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  No more one way street.
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  America first means holding the line and letting the freeloaders feel the pain that they helped create.
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  Because they set the they set all this stuff up.
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  And just like that, after what was no doubt a careful consideration, and I was hinting at this a little earlier.
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  Uh what was no doubt careful consideration of the corner that Trump painted them into, a number of NATO allies and others finally agreed to join the U.S.
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  with some military force and help to police the Strait of Hormuz.
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  You know, folks, the media is lying to you about Iran.
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  Two weeks in Iran has no Navy, no air force, no functional missile defense.
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  Now we're in our third week, I think.
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  Uh no functional missile defense, no command and control, and the media is telling us we're losing.
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  Iranian drone and missile output to the Gulf states and Israel is down 90%.
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  The Republican Guard is under sustained and constant assault.
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  The regime is in shambles.
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  We've already taken out a couple Ayatollahs, and if they put in more, we'll take them out too.
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  And the only Western outlets that Iran lets inside its borders are CNN.
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  And they're operating under conditions that the shreds of remaining former theocracy has set.
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  Now that's not journalism, folks.
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  That's like getting a state press pass in a totalitarian dictatorship.
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  Now compare the math.
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  By the way, they're showing fake videos.
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  Uh they were shown videos that are that our ships are sinking and our planes are being shot down.
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  I mean, they make all that stuff up with AI now.
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  Uh compare the math.
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  The first Gulf War took 42 days.
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  It cost 300 American lives and left Saddam Hussein in power.
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  We've been at this two weeks.
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  They finally got Saddam Hussein, by the way, but it took longer.
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  We've been at this two weeks.
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  We lost roughly a dozen people, maybe more now, maybe a few more.
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  It could be as high as 30.
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  And the far more dangerous Iranian war machine, Iraq was really not much to behold, they're functionally destroyed.
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  Now, that's not a quagmire.
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  That's not like we're stuck in Iraq and we can't get out.
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  We're stuck in Iran and we can't get out.
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  I'm sorry.
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  Uh that's one of the most lopsided opening campaigns in modern military history.
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  So why does the coverage on the media feel like a disaster narrative?
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  You remember what I said about the corporate mainstream media before and the propaganda?
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  I mean, it's putrid.
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  And that's because the Democrat Party and the mainstream corporate media has a direct political interest in you believing that we're losing.
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  The midterms are eight months out, folks.
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  If they can manufacture a quagmire narrative, if they can flip Congress in the midterms, I mean the squad is literally protesting in the streets with their minions on behalf of Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas.
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  I mean, which party in America supports the terrorists more?
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  I think it's a pretty easy answer.
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  This isn't fringe anymore.
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  This is the base of the Democrat Party.
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  Seven consecutive presidents from both parties have said consistently over the years, over the decades, since the late 70s.
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  They said Iran would never get a nuclear weapon on their watch.
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  None of them did a damn thing about it.
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  Trump is doing the thing.
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  He's doing the thing that none of these other leaders had the gall of the stones to do.
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  Trump is stopping them from gaining a nuclear weapon on his watch.
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  And that's why that's why the left and their lapdogs in the mainstream media hate him.
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  The regime will fall.
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  The Iranian regime will fall.
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  Or they'll cut a deal, or they'll limp forward for a little while with their military gutted.
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  Okay.
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  Every one of these these outcomes is far better than the world we were living in three weeks ago.
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  When Iran had 3,000 missiles, an active nuclear program and was threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz on a whim and bomb Israel and all their neighbors.
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  Okay.
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  Don't let the lying change the math here.
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  It ain't mathing.
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  And now some more news.
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  Um this is breaking under intense pressure from President Trump.
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  Six key American allies have now pledged their support to help secure the vital Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes.
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  Now we've seen others kind of try and pile on, you know, um.
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  But there's six key uh members now.
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  That's a complete 180 degrees from what they were saying just days ago.
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  The countries that are stepping up are Japan, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands.
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  Um, so there's no more free ride on American security if you're a NATO member.
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  Let's just put it that way.
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  And President Trump wins again.
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  So we've seen right now ABC, CNN, CBS, Washington Post, New York Slimes, 100% negative stories on the Iran War, 100% negative spin.
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  And people are marching in the streets, basically in support of Hamas and Hezbollah.
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  You know, the raping of nine-year-old girls and the forced beatings of them and the murders of women who won't wear a headscarf, etc.
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  Now, also the terrorism in the world, bombing school buses and all this kind of stuff, hiding behind hospitals.
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  That's what they do.
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  So why?
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  Aren't they hoping that we win with the least amount of casualties in the shortest time?
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  Aren't they on America's side?
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  Or then do they want a bloody war so they can smear Trump with it?
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  No, they don't.
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  They're not on our side.
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  They would rather have more casualties, setbacks, failed missions, and losses because they hate Donald Trump more than they love the United States of America.
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  They are sick people and they're evil.
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  There, I said it.
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  What they don't seem to get is that this is all about America's business.
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  The business of America is business.
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  What they don't get is that this is all about trade.
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  The golden age of America is closer than people think.
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  We're watching things line up in real time with trade and shipping routes and strategic positioning, whether people fully realize it or not.
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  Right now, it might feel scattered, a little scary, unclear.
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  That's mostly because the mainstream media is trying to pump us up with fear porn.
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  But uh it's not random, folks.
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  It's not random.
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  There's a bigger picture forming here, and soon it's going to start making a lot more sense.
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  So I'd say buckle up and pay attention.
• 32:40
  Because whatever Trump's master plan is, it revolves around global trade.
• 32:46
  You know, he's securing global maritime shipping routes, especially strategic choke points in the world like the Panama Canal and the Strait of Hormuz.
• 32:58
  He's probably gonna tighten up the, you know, the Sinai, um, the uh Suez Canal and some of these other major trade routes, the northern routes, the southern routes, um uh, you know, because we can't have interruptions to our supply chain for any product, especially oil.
• 33:18
  Um he's got the uh Arctic shipping routes, Greenland, Canada.
• 33:22
  He wants to lock all that stuff down.
• 33:25
  That's people said he was crazy to go after Greenland and Canada.
• 33:28
  Guess what?
• 33:30
  That northern shipping is very important.
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  Now, combine that with tariffs.
• 33:37
  Come on.
• 33:38
  It's all about trade.
• 33:40
  It's all about trade.
• 33:41
  It's all about trade dominance and control and uh, you know, assuring for us that the uh business of America stays open, okay.
• 33:53
  Because the business of America is business.
• 33:59
  The city of London globalists, on the other hand, expected that the cancellation of war risk insurance by the empire's oldest insurance company would bring shipping to a halt.
• 34:16
  It would spike oil prices and shatter economies.
• 34:22
  Well, that didn't happen.
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  That didn't happen at all.
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  I was talking about the city of London.
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  And most people don't realize the city of London has had a global stranglehold on a lot of things.
• 40:23
  First of all, all the offshore banking, the money laundering, the uh the you know, the drug cartels, all the money that goes through, all the trafficking.
• 40:33
  They turn their they they they turn their shoulder to uh the criminal activities and they're happy to profit off of that stuff.
• 40:41
  And they also had a stranglehold on Persian oil for a long time.
• 40:45
  That's Iranian oil.
• 40:47
  And uh that's because London really got a um, they were the first ones to discover oil in Persia.
• 40:56
  They cut a sweetheart deal with Persia, and they have absconded with most of the profits on Iranian oil for a long time, and that's under the British Persian uh petroleum company or oil company, and then it became BP, British petroleum, and that was mostly owned by the British government for a long time, just like the BBC was mostly owned by the British government.
• 41:20
  Uh so these uh the government and these the royal family and all these people are all involved in this stuff.
• 41:27
  And um, the City of London globalists when uh, you know, they expected that I think they expected that the cancellation of war risk insurance on tankers going through the Strait of Horror moves by the empire's oldest insurance company, Lloyd's of London, London, would bring shipping to a halt and spike oil prices and shatter economies.
• 41:53
  Now, this was supposed to be economically and politically disastrous for President Trump, and they were trying to get the Iran plan to backfire against him, but the president himself was ready.
• 42:06
  He moved on three fronts simultaneously, and Lloyd's of London and the London Cabal never recovered, and now they're kind of floundering, and they're trying desperately to try and remain viable in the conflict.
• 42:24
  So first, Trump announced that the development finance corporation would step in, that's U.S.
• 42:32
  based, would step in with political risk insurance, and he he named a number.
• 42:37
  He said 20 billion dollars.
• 42:38
  That should cover the tankers for a period of time.
• 42:43
  And it will.
• 45:53
  So Trump is like, no, no, no.
• 45:55
  I'm running this thing, and you guys don't get to do that anymore.
• 46:00
  And Axios reported that Trump had three reasons for this.
• 46:03
  There's only three possible reasons for this.
• 46:06
  Number one, to protect Gulf energy stability, okay, to avoid price spikes as much as possible, even though there's a war in the region or an act uh military activity in the region, which spikes prices enough, okay.
• 46:22
  And also to preserve Iran's oil sector for post-war cooperation with their newfound American allies mostly, I think.
• 46:32
  That's gonna, that's really what the the story behind the story is there.
• 46:37
  So this is the same or similar approach, very much the same, actually, that President Trump used with Venezuela, just not not even, you know, not very long ago at all, when he deposed Maduro.
• 46:51
  Trump isn't protecting the regime that's in place, or even trying to change the regime himself.
• 47:00
  And he's not doing Israel's bidding at all, apparently, because he's telling Israel to back off, and they don't like it, right?
• 47:08
  They want to wipe Iran off the map just like Iran wanted to ripe wipe Israel off the map.
• 47:16
  No, Trump's planning for what comes after this.
• 47:19
  And it doesn't conform to Israel's agenda.
• 47:23
  So think about what that means.
• 47:26
  Israel doesn't have a blank check in the region.
• 47:29
  The Gulf states are being protected, right?
• 47:32
  Even though, you know, Iran initially shot some missiles into uh, you know, some of the Gulf states and they didn't like it very much.
• 47:41
  And you know, Iran, the the Iran uh, you know, the remaining shreds of government better watch out because if all the Gulf states gang up against them with all the F-35s that we've given them, they're gonna have a hard time.
• 47:56
  And uh they're great pilots, too, the uh especially the Saudi pilots.
• 48:00
  They're great.
• 48:00
  We trained them.
• 48:02
  Uh anyway, the Gulf states are being protected.
• 48:05
  Iranian oil is being now preserved for the Iranian people as much as possible after the Ayatollah regime is removed and the IRGC, the Republican Guard are either removed or absorbed into the mainstream of a democratic Iran.
• 48:22
  And, you know, so this is not a neocon war plan, as we saw with some of the other presidents named Bush mostly and Clinton and even Obama.
• 48:33
  This is a president managing the endgame according to Sun Sioux Art of War.
• 48:40
  And I don't know if you've read that book, but I have, and I know President Donald Trump has, because Donald Trump modeled his art of the deal after Sun Tzu's art of war.
• 48:52
  Did you know that?
• 48:54
  Anyway, his art of war and art of the art of the art of war and the art of the deal are being used simultaneously by Donald Trump.
• 49:04
  That's my hypothesis.
• 49:06
  Uh and it's all being done while the bombs are still falling.
• 49:10
  And, you know, here's another page from the Neocon playbook that Trump is tossing into the wood chipper.
• 49:17
  And that's the page uh about how Trump's Iranian moves are aimed solely at China.
• 49:24
  Now, initially I thought so too.
• 49:26
  I thought maybe he was trying to choke off China.
• 49:29
  But, you know, I think it's more of a diplomacy thing now that I look at it.
• 49:34
  I mean, we're in a very good position.
• 49:37
  Uh, but you know, this is kind of very unfair to the parts of the world like China that needs this uh that needs oil to stay alive, and you know, there's a billion, what do they have?
• 49:47
  Two billion people now, something like that.
• 49:48
  I mean, it's crazy.
• 49:50
  So we don't want all those people to starve.
• 49:52
  We don't have bad relations with China.
• 49:55
  I mean, we got to smack them once in a while with some tariffs and things like that to let them know we meet.
• 50:00
  Business and let them know who's the boss in the world, okay?
• 50:03
  But I mean, we're doing this with the other parts of the world, including countries like China, and they get a lot of their oil through the Strait of Hormuz.
• 50:14
  So we're doing this not only to exercise control, but we're we're doing it to show that we can help them if they play ball with us.
• 50:25
  We have a very good relationship.
• 50:27
  It's leverage, though, with President Xi and China.
• 50:31
  Uh, and that's been going on now over there for for some time, and during since Trump's first administration.
• 50:38
  He had very good relations with President Xi.
• 50:42
  And you know, Trump is showing the world, including China, that we're protecting the world from what these lunatics are trying to do in the Middle East, these Iranian uh mulas and uh, you know, the Ayatollahs, and we're doing so very swiftly and successfully.
• 51:01
  So let's line it all up for a second.
• 51:04
  First of all, Trump called Lloyd's of London's bluff and called Britain our former ally.
• 51:10
  That's a smack.
• 51:11
  And then he eases sanctions on Russian oil, and he calls up Putin and he says he's doing it for China and the rest of the world.
• 51:20
  Okay.
• 51:21
  And uh then, you know, then you got to look at it, you gotta say, gee, no wonder heads are exploding in all of the think tanks in London and Washington, right?
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• 53:08
  So on a different topic.
• 53:12
  Let's talk for a moment about the war on poverty.
• 53:15
  Since we talked about the war uh against Islamism, against the war, you know, we've got a war against socialism and communism in the world.
• 53:27
  So let's talk about the war on poverty because they have something to do with each other.
• 53:32
  As I like to call the war on poverty, I call it the air-conditioned gutter, which has become a comfortable grave, really, for the working class and professional welfare kings and queens.
• 53:46
  Yeah, I'm not going to mince any words about it, okay.
• 53:50
  Uh this week, New York billionaire Katsamatides has slammed Kathy Hochell's desperate plea that wealthy residents return to New York to fund her failed liberal policies.
• 54:08
  That's right.
• 54:09
  New York governor Kathy Hoachel recently begged wealthy residents who fled to low-tax states like Florida and Texas to come back.
• 54:18
  This is after she told them we're not going to miss you.
• 54:21
  Take the next bus, get out of here.
• 54:23
  You don't belong here.
• 54:24
  Okay.
• 54:25
  Just maybe two weeks later, a week later, she said, please come back because so many people left.
• 54:31
  Uh so now she's begging them to come back.
• 54:36
  And she's admitting that the uh state's tax base has begun to erode, and she needs their money to sustain her state's generous give outs and social programs.
• 54:49
  Well, billionaire John Katsamatides, he's also got a radio program.
• 54:55
  Uh he's Greek like me.
• 54:57
  I mean, he knows, you know, we we've met each other.
• 55:00
  I know his daughter a little bit, and um, you know, Katsamatides is a New Yorker.
• 55:06
  He's he's uh, you know, he's Greek by heritage, but he's a New Yorker, and he's a very proud New Yorker.
• 55:11
  And he's owned Gristidi supermarkets and a bunch of other things.
• 55:15
  I mean, you know, he's he's a billionaire.
• 55:17
  And uh he has appeared recently on Fox News to torch the idea uh of uh going back to New York, and he's declaring the exodus permanent, and he's warning that these punishing tax hikes from Mamdani and Kathy Hochel, including a radical proposal to slash the estate tax exemption from over $7 million to just $750,000, which means they start taxing you on every dollar over $750,000 if you die with more than that amount of money.
• 55:49
  And there's a lot of New Yorkers that are pretty sensitive to that.
• 55:53
  And he's saying that this will only drive more people away.
• 55:56
  And even, you know, middle class people, if you will, upper middle class people, not just billionaires.
• 56:03
  So nobody that's gone down to Florida, Katsamatis said, is coming back.
• 56:08
  People that went to Florida, he said, the ones that went to Texas, they're not coming back.
• 56:14
  He was very blunt about it.
• 56:16
  And he mocked Governor Hochell's logic.
• 56:19
  And he he, you know, he made fun of her.
• 56:21
  He said, we just want you to come back so you can fund our far left policies in the state.
• 56:28
  What did Katsumatiti say?
• 56:30
  Won't happen.
• 56:32
  John Katsamatites, eligible for a state taxes himself, pointed out the personal stake in the matter.
• 56:39
  He said, I'm eligible for estate tax, a big one.
• 56:43
  My kids will hate me if I don't move to Florida.
• 56:46
  And now you know the rest of the story.
• 56:49
  I'm Bruce Robertson.