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Nick Fuentes Talks About The Imminent Iran war REACTION| America Unfiltered #191 · America Unfiltered With James P

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America, we are back, baby. Welcome to another episode of
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America Unfiltered with James Pascalini's got a great episode
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for you guys. Tonight I want to talk about a
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couple different things. I want to talk about something I
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just found out today in upcoming debate I will be having either
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tomorrow or the next day most likely.
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As long as the person I'm debating doesn't pussy out.
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We'll explain that. And then I also want to do a
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reaction show to Nick Fuentes talking about the imminent Iran
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war that is about to unfold. I wanted to do something
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slightly different on the show today.
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But as a lot of you guys know, there's been massive Internet
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outages, Verizon outages all day.
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I haven't been home most of the day.
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So I haven't been able to do research on my phone like I
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usually would like to get things prepared for the show.
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And I haven't really been home, so I haven't been able to do it
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on my computer. I'm really just getting back
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now, so I figured we'll do a reaction stream today.
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We'll get back into the normal show schedule tomorrow.
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But I did want to show you guys a little bit of who I will be
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debating. I just got this information
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myself as well. I had someone reach out to me.
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They reached out to many people who were on Jubilee previously,
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including myself, and they asked would you be willing to debate
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certain topics? And I said, I'll debate
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literally any topic, you know, as long as the person is not
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going to be an absolute bitch, like as long as they'll have a
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good faith debate, I'll debate anybody on pretty much any
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single topic. And I'll take the America first
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side on it. And they reached out and they're
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like, would you like to debate about the ice shooting that
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happened in Minneapolis? You know, do you think it was
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justified? Do you think it wasn't
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justified? And I'm like, it was definitely
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justified. I'll debate on it if you have
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someone on the other side and they emailed me back saying they
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did. So I want to show you guys what
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I have today, what I got sent today.
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It's a clip from this woman that I will be debating on Jubilee.
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I haven't even watched it yet. I figured I would watch it for
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the first time on the show with you guys so we're going to check
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that out. To be honest, I don't even know
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her fucking name. I don't know anything about it.
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I just. All I know is there's a chance
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she doesn't even do it. But apparently she agreed but
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hasn't locked in the time like I have.
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I gave multiple time options, multiple date options, and the
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person who will be moderating the debate said they would like
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to do it tomorrow or the next day.
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So we'll see if she locks into this.
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Hopefully she does. If you see this, sweetheart, I'm
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here to debate you. I'll be kind.
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Don't worry. I'll take it easy on you.
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I'll be nice to you. I'll be gentle.
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I won't. I won't bring out the backhand.
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Don't worry. Don't worry.
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But if you lose, if you lose, you're pretty much admitting
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defeat. That we should repeal the 19th
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Amendment. That women are not up to the
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challenge to debate. That women are.
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They're not as superior as men. Like, let's just be honest, guy.
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Let's be honest, guys. No, no, I'm.
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I'm kidding. Men aren't inherently just
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better than women, but they are smarter, more skilled.
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It's just different things. You know, women are great cooks.
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They're great at cleaning, they're great at doing tasks,
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they're great at talking. But men, we're, we're just,
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we're, we're better at everything else.
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I mean, we're better at literally everything else.
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You know, I, I, this is always such a stupid argument, but I
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sometimes like to bring it up just as a joke.
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But you always see those like little clips or commercials or
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whatever for like the WNBA, and they're always like, yeah, we
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should be getting paid the same as the men do.
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And it's like, bitch, if you put like one of the worst dub or one
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of the worst NBA players in the WNBA, he would score 80 points a
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fucking game. He would be dunking down the
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fucking lane every time. He would if you put LeBron James
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in the WNBA. And Lebron's one of the greatest
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of all time, if not the greatest.
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LeBron would literally be slamming his nuts in the
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center's face every time going down the lane.
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Just tomahawk dunk all you pass off the backboard to himself
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bouncing it off the fucking ground and slam it.
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Like it would be like a like an All Star game.
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It would be like a dunk contest. Women are not the same as men.
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The argument is stupid and not to say that that is anything to
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do with the debate, but the argument that like, I'm sure
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this is one of the women who thinks that women can do
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everything a man can do. I'm going to ask her tomorrow if
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she signed up for the draft. And if she's not, maybe I'll
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e-mail her a form to sign up for the draft if she wants equality
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that bad. Like that would be kind of
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funny. That would be kind of funny.
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But let me show you guys a video of what this girl looks like.
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What what her talking points sound like.
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I haven't watched it either. She was in the Jubilee episode
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where they debated Patrick Bet David.
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So a bigger episode. So this will be a cool debate.
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I'm actually pretty excited for it.
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I haven't done a a formal debate of you know, this level in a
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while. I do a lot of TikTok and X space
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debates, things like that. But I haven't done a formal
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debate on the show in a while. So it'll be cool.
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It'll be nice. And I was given permission that
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you know, it's on this other guy's channel, the moderators,
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but he said I'll be able to re upload it on my channel as well.
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And I'll try and live stream it too.
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So you guys will be able to see in real time.
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It should be fun, it should be good, should be good guys.
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I was gonna I don't know why I'm not even like live streaming
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today so I don't know why I have my fucking laptop but feels
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pointless now. I was going to live stream but
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like I don't want to like push the fucking Internet.
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I'm literally literally dying over here without the Internet.
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It sucks and fuck you bro objectively fuck you Verizon,
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fuck you. You guys suck.
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Why? Why do I pay so much fucking
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money to get raped by you guys? I'm not an Epstein kid.
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You're not going to rape me like this.
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You will not get away with this. This is not OK.
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We're going to be fighting back. Fuck Verizon for this.
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But before I show you guys the video, before we get into the
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But with that, let's get into the actual show.
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We'll show this quick clip of this woman on Patrick bet David,
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and then right after that, we'll immediately get into the
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reaction stream. So if you're just tuning into
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this for the reaction stream, I'm putting the time stamps in
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the bottom in the description. Feel free to just go in there.
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Skip ahead of this part. If you don't give a shit about
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it, no hard feelings. Let's go.
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Let's get right into the show. This is the woman I'll be
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debating right here let's let's watch this quick clip of her and
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again I haven't seen this either so this woman could be very
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smart. She could be just another Floyd.
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I guess we will find out right here I.
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Was fast. I'm Anne.
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Anne. Good to meet you.
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Nice to meet you. So I do want to address part of
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the claim about poverty, but I also want to address what you
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brought up about, like paying taxes.
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You said the top one. 1st I just want to say she looks like a
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classic liberal. They're just the whole demeanor,
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the look, the 47 necklaces. Percent pays a large amount of
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taxes. The problem is, is that the
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bottom 2 quintiles can't pay taxes because they quite
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literally have no wealth. Do you understand that?
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Like the the bottom quintile of the United States doesn't have
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any wealth. In fact, they're in depth, so
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they have literally like negative wealth.
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Why do you think that is? I think that's for a lot of
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reasons. I think that's because workers
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have been exploited. I think that they haven't had
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the opportunity to gain social mobility.
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Why do you think that is? Because like, because of
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exploitation. You think they're being
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exploited? Yes.
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Oh, so people are being forced to work at companies they don't
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have a choice. I didn't say that they were So.
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So people are being. They are.
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They are being forced if the other option is starved.
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What job do you have right now? What do you do for a living?
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I I do work from home stuff I. Want to discuss that?
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So you chose to do that, right? That's your choice.
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Great. If somebody works at Starbucks
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for as a barista, it's their choice.
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If somebody has a job that they're working, it's their
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choice if somebody is not utilizing their time properly
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and accordingly, of course the markets.
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Do you think that like they brought up single mothers
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earlier, do you think that single mothers are sitting
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around playing Fortnite 15 hours a day?
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Single mothers were manipulated on what happened.
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Single mothers were manipulated by what Lyndon Johnson came out
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where they changed the benefits on giving single mothers the
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incentive to have kids on all the welfare program.
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That changed our system in a major way.
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The feminist movement got single mothers to believe they don't
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need men and they're going to do everything by themselves and
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they don't need a man to help them out.
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This division that's happened between us caused many people to
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be in the situation that they're in.
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That households are 5050 they're closer to. 5050 So it has
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nothing to do with feminism. Nothing.
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To just like, convince women because there's two.
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Feminism was one of the worst things that happened in America
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because it pinned men against women.
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Do you think that women are so stupid that they've been
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brainwashed? OK, so you don't think that
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they've just fall into this feminist propaganda?
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I don't think they're they're idiots.
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I don't think that, but I do think people can be manipulated.
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In the brainwash stupid enough to do that because the majority
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of people are splitting near. There are so many.
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People that bought into a philosophy that stole decades
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away from their lives, decades away from their lives because
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they bought into an idea that didn't produce the results.
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What are you talking about that? I'm talking about capitalism is
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the best economical system that provides the best results for
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people. But we can't just jump back and
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forth between claims to claim to claim so the claim about
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feminism brainwashing people into being single mothers.
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No, I didn't. I said feminists originally
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brainwashed women to believe men aren't the enemy.
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That led to where we are today. Last week were four came in.
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Mothers. Yes, in many cases because they
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don't need men. Do you have evidence for that?
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You really think a single mother once could be a single mother?
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I'm going to cook this bitch. I'm going to cook this bitch,
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and at the worst case scenario, I'm just going to troll the shit
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out of her. I mean, oh wow, we.
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Have evidence of that the. Single mother making minimum
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wage down the road, like working for some groceries.
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First of all, again, I'm someone who I openly talk about how
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people aren't doing well enough and people are struggling.
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So on some level I actually do agree with a couple things she's
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saying, or at least the general idea of it.
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But the way she's going about it, it's again, like our our
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diagnosis could be similar, but how we go about curing this is
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completely different when she's like, so the single mother
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working a minimum wage job, it's like, OK, bitch, let's stop you
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there for a second. Minimum fucking wage.
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You're working a minimum wage. You can DoorDash and make more
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than that. You can go Instacart and make
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more than that. And again, I'm not saying like
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those are high paying fucking jobs, but it's like if you're
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working a minimum wage job, you're either a felon or a
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retard. You know, that is there's 0
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justification to be over the age of, I don't know, 16 years old
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and still working a minimum wage job even at 16.
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It's like a minimum wage is for like 1415 year olds in my
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opinion. Maybe 16 if you're like, I don't
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know, you were like an ice cream shop in high school.
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OK, you get a pass, but minimum fucking wage, sweetheart, OK?
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Having to take care of all of. Her children is just like I
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just. Don't need a man, I just want to
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be independent. Percentage live in abject
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poverty. To be percentage of the US
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revenue that we get in you think we use for entitlement programs,
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What percentage? She has an eyebrow fucking shave
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thing so she's definitely mentally ill as well.
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I don't remember the exact. What do you think the number is?
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We so we bring in four. Do you think she's studying the
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game film on me tonight like I'm doing right now, Like we're
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reviewing the game film? This is how NFL players prepare
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for the Super Bowl. This is how the pros do it.
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You think she's doing, You think she's watching my show and being
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like, wow, wow, I'm going to, I'm going to get mocked.
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Is that what she's thinking right now?
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I'm going to get mogged by a mogger.
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This guy is going to mog the fuck out of me.
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Point $9 trillion. In private.
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Spending, we bring $4.9 trillion in OK, the US revenue comes in.
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What percentage do you think goes to entitlement programs?
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I don't. Know what do you think is a
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reasonable number? Well, what you're calling
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entitlement programs, I'm actually not sure what you mean
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by. That I'm talking about Social
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Security, I'm talking about South Social 8, I'm talking
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about any of these. It's much less than.
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Other OECD. Countries what percentage you.
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Think I don't remember the exact percentage, but it's much less
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than. Other OECD countries, you think
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it's 10% behind 20 percent, 30%? What do you think the number is?
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No, but it's relatively low compared.
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To other OECD countries, can you guess the?
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Number. I don't remember the number.
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Off the top 68%, how much more entitlement?
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Can we Fact Check? That you can Fact Check that.
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Please do so please. 68% goes to entitlement program.
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No of of the revenue that comes in 68% GDP, not GDP.
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You're you're confusing the two different things here.
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Actual tax revenue. That we get. 68% of it goes
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towards entitlement programs, 68%.
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She got kicked off so fat. Yeah.
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I'm going to cook this bitch. OK, That's crazy.
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That's crazy. That's actually hilarious.
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Let's see. Let's get that here, OK?
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I just wanted to check that out with you guys.
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See what? See what we'd be up against.
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I think objectively, I have this one.
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Again, I don't want to call it early.
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I don't want to be like the guy who gets a tattoo of his team
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before they even win the Super Bowl.
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But I'm common for you, sweetheart.
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I'm common for you. By the end of this, you're going
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to be making me a sandwich. It's going to feel good.
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It's going to be nice. Don't worry.
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I'll. I'll take it easy on you.
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I'll be nice and sweet. I'll be gentle but firm.
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I'll take you out. I'll treat you, treat you like a
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treat you like a Princess. Don't worry.
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It'll be it'll be all right. It'll be all right.
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You'll get through it, sweetheart.
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This is going to be fun. This is going to be fun.
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I really hope she watches the stream tonight.
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I really hope. I hope she knows what's about to
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hit her. I hope she understands the
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Thunder that I'm coming with. This is going to be awesome.
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Well, when they told me they're like, oh, it's another one from
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Jubilee, I was like, OK, maybe it will be someone who's
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actually intelligent. You know, you see some people on
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Jubilee, they give decent arguments and then some are
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complete and utter fucking retards.
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I would put her somewhere in the middle of that.
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You know, I wouldn't classify her as a complete retard, but
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let's be honest. Name me 10 female Gene.
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That's something I'm going to ask her too.
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Like I said, I'm going to spend a little bit of the time
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tomorrow trolling the shit out of this woman.
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You know, I'll send her a draft card, see if she'll sign up for
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the draft. If she really wants equality.
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Well, we'll really, we'll really have a fun time with that
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debate. Hopefully it happens tomorrow.
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Hopefully she doesn't pussy out. That would really be a bitch
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move, but we'll see. We'll see.
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But with that, let's get right into the reaction stream.
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It does seem like the Iran war is eminent in from my
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estimations, what I'm seeing with a few different factors, it
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looks like within the next 24 to 48 hours.
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What's today, Wednesday. I would say Friday or Saturday
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night, maybe could even be sooner than that.
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I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if it happened tonight,
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tomorrow, the next day. But Friday or Saturday night is
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my official guess in when we will start striking Iran.
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And I, I think it's, I think it's inevitable at this point.
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And we're going to do it before Israel does it.
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And they're doing that strategically because they're
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going to say that it wasn't Israel who got us into this, it
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was the United States. And we're doing it to liberate
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the freedom fighter. It's like, OK, fuck off, fuck
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off. We don't need to hear your
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bullshit. Stop with the goy slop.
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We're done with it. We're done with the goy slop.
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We are sending in 2026, so I want to hear what Nick has to
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say about it. I didn't even get to watch the
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show last night and like I said, I really just didn't get a
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chance to do research today. I wanted to talk a lot about the
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Somali fraud and the Saint Louis fraud because one guy will be
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doing a collaboration with I think on the 30th.
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So I think in about two weeks we'll be doing a collaboration
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on his show. I'll try and get him on my show
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as well. Isaiah Asher, he discovered a
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bunch of fraud in Saint Louis, similar pattern to what Nick
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Shirley discovered in Minnesota. So I was going to talk about
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that today. We'll probably talk about that
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tomorrow depending on if, I mean, if I ran gets bombed
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tonight, we're going to be talking about that tomorrow.
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But like I said, my estimation is Friday or Saturday most
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likely. But let's get into the reaction
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stream. Let's watch what Nick Fuentes
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has to say. We're just going to watch up
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until the Super chats, then we'll go to the comments on our
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show. Sign off for the day.
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It's been a crazy day. Fuck you Verizon.
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One more time before we get into the reaction stream, I just want
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to say fuck you Verizon. You guys fucking suck.
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Like I'm I'm going to be Jewish for a second.
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I want a credit. I want a credit back on my next
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month. I want some form of payment for,
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I want reparations. I mean I'm going to be a black
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Jew for a second. Give me reparations, give me a
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credit, give me a discount because fuck you guys.
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Well why do I not have fucking service for a fucking full day?
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Why is it when I look at my phone still it says SOS on it?
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Suck my Dick like it's absolute. What am I paying for?
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What the fuck am I paying for? Seriously, like what if what if?
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Like my, my fucking I don't know.
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What if someone I know was getting raped today and they
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were like trying to call me and they couldn't because Verizon
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just shot the bed? Do you know how many rapes
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Verizon just caused? Do you know how many rapes could
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have been stopped today that you guys, you guys allowed all these
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rapes to have Verizon? It's on your hands.
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It's on every person who gets raped today.
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Blame Verizon. It's Verizon's fault.
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Verizon could have stopped all these rapes.
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All these people needed to do is make one phone call and it would
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have, it would have been stopped, but they weren't able
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to make that call. So all these people got raped
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and I blame Verizon. Who's the CEO of Verizon?
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Let's see, is it? Is he of the Israeli persuasion?
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Let's see. Let's see.
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Let's see. Oh, wow.
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Wow. Wow.
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What a surprise. Yes.
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Dan Schulman, the founder CEO of the former CEO of Verizon, is
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Jewish. Wow.
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Wow, are we surprised, guys? Are we surprised that this guy
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let all these rapes happen around the world today or around
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the country today with these outages?
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They could have been prevented. Just just throwing that out
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there. Just give them my perspective.
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All right, let's, let's get into the reaction, though.
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Now I'm just being silly. Now I'm just fucking around.
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Let's get it pulled up here. Which one is?
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It's this one. All right, here we go, let's go.
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We're just going to go until these super chats.
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The show from what I looked, it's about like an hour, hour 20
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or so. I have it in 1.25 X speed.
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That's how I usually listen to things.
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It's a lot, a lot better that way.
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I speak fast, so I like listening to people when they
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speak fast. Nick already speaks at a pretty
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good pace though, but let's get in.
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Please remember to like smash the follow button and if you
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don't follow Nick, go go give him a follow.
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I'm sure if you're watching my show you already do, but just
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saying go follow him. But here's the reaction,
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starting now. Good evening, everybody.
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You're watching America First. My name is Nicholas J Fuentes.
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We have a great show for you tonight.
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Very excited to be back here with you tonight on Tuesday.
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We have a lot to talk about tonight, lots to get into, big
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show. We're going to be talking
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tonight all about the imminent US attack on Iran.
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And I will just say at the outset, I don't really believe
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there is going to be a military strike anytime soon.
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At least it's not immediate. And who knows?
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We'll see how it plays out over the next day or two.
19:34
I'll tell you my reasons why. But tonight we're going to go
19:37
into it. Obviously, there has been a lot
19:39
happening in Iran, and we'll talk about all of it.
19:42
There has been a massive wave of protests in the country over the
19:45
past few weeks, starting in December.
19:47
Carrying over into the new year has a lot to do with the
19:50
collapse of the currency and some of the banks over there.
19:53
So there's been a major uprising.
19:55
In response, the government has cracked down, allegedly
19:58
indiscriminately shooting protesters, killing thousands.
20:01
They shut down the Internet in the country and in the middle of
20:04
all of this. With the Verizon outage, I feel
20:09
like an Iranian right now. No Internet.
20:11
No fucking Internet. Ramoni, the chaos.
20:15
Israel and the United States are talking about bombing Iran.
20:19
Bomb Iran. Iran.
20:21
Lindsey Graham says he hasn't slept in a week because he's
20:23
waiting for the United States to finally bomb Iran again for the
20:27
second time in this administration.
20:29
And so Trump has gathered together his cabinet.
20:32
Earlier this evening, General Raising Keynes was there, joint
20:35
chief of staff, among others. They're discussing options to
20:39
respond to Iran. Initially it seemed like that
20:42
was imminent military action. Now it sounds a lot more like a
20:45
non kinetic option, meaning a non military option, maybe a
20:49
cyberattack, maybe something else.
20:51
Maybe it's economic. And it seems that.
20:53
As the tide is turned against the protesters now, Israel even
20:57
and the Gulf countries and the United States are reluctant to
21:00
go in. They say maybe there'll be a
21:02
better time later. So we'll talk all about that.
21:04
We're going to cover everything in a comprehensive way and it
21:08
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21:37
I got to tell you I'm not feeling so good.
21:40
I was so excited. I came back ready to go big show
21:42
last night. Lot of people watching.
21:45
I have a fever again. And if you're joining me this
21:48
week, I had the flu a week before Christmas and it was the
21:53
worst flu I've ever had. It was brutal and it took me
21:55
like a week to get over it. It was horrible.
21:58
And now I'm sick again. Yesterday I was saying to some
22:02
people, I just can't shake this chill.
22:03
I'm cold, I'm having these body aches.
22:05
I thought it's because I did some push ups.
22:07
I take my temperature, I have a fever.
22:09
So what the fuck, I'm sick again.
22:12
But I don't care. I'm going to do a show the whole
22:14
week. I'm just going to hang in and be
22:16
a trooper and just get it done. This is the year of the lock in.
22:19
So we're not fucking around, we're not playing.
22:21
OK. I don't care if I'm a little bit
22:22
sick, I'm doing the show. But I feel like crap, fever,
22:27
headache, you know, you just don't feel right.
22:30
You know what I'm talking about. You just feel like your skin is
22:32
crawling a little bit. It's a nasty flu season.
22:36
You got a lot of the stuff going around.
22:37
So anyway, so I'm not feeling 100%, but that's OK.
22:41
Other thing, before we get into the story tonight, did you see
22:45
this? Trump goes to some kind of I, I
22:48
don't know what it was. I guess he went to like some car
22:50
factory. Or something.
22:53
And he's doing a press pool and a photo op and everything.
22:56
I think he gave a speech there. He said some auto thing and he's
23:00
on his way out to leave and one of the people on the line on the
23:03
floor yells up to him. You're a pedo protector, a pedo
23:07
protector. And Trump, this is what it looks
23:09
like, points to him and goes fuck you and then flips him off.
23:13
Did you see this? You know, just when you think
23:16
you're out, he pulls you back in.
23:18
Just when you think you're done with this guy.
23:20
And you know me, I'm very frustrated with this
23:22
administration and all of it. But you can't lie.
23:26
Like some of the stuff he's been doing it, it's kind of just
23:28
orifle. After he kidnaps Maduro, he
23:31
calls into Fox News and he says nobody has the capability we
23:36
have and we'll do it again. Nobody can stop us.
23:40
And it's like, this is some like I'm kind of getting some energy
23:42
here. I'm getting I'm picking up on
23:44
something here. And then he goes to this auto
23:47
place in some blue collar Hick Lib.
23:50
Hey, you're a pedo protector. He goes fuck you, fuck you.
23:53
And then he gives him the middle finger.
23:55
It's like, OK, that's based. We have to admit we don't.
23:59
Have to love it. We don't have to love everything
24:01
that's going on. We don't have to put the MAGA
24:02
hat back on. But it's like, OK, that's kind
24:04
of awesome. And honestly, the pedo protector
24:07
thing is really dumb. Here's the problem with Epstein.
24:11
The problem with Epstein is that he is a Jewish spy.
24:14
That's the problem. This whole pedo thing, it's
24:17
like, isn't it really pedophilia?
24:18
I don't want to be the one that has to say it, but I guess I'm
24:22
being forced to say it. It's not really pedophilia OK?
24:26
They weren't trafficking 5 year olds.
24:28
It was like they were technically not legal.
24:30
Big big difference in my opinion.
24:32
I know that's a controversial take, but that's not really the
24:35
issue there, OK? The issue is not that they were
24:39
barely legal teens. I don't know.
24:43
That's kind of like, I see what he's saying and it's a similar
24:47
point that Megyn Kelly made. And I kind of made a fairly
24:51
similar point where it's like again, in the United States,
24:57
obviously the age is 18. And I honestly think it should
25:02
be there or higher even. But I one of the arguments that
25:07
I kind of made, Megyn Kelly made, and it seems like Nick is
25:10
kind of hinting at here is you have dozens, if not way more
25:15
countries around the world to have their age at 1516.
25:20
And if that's the age of people they had on this island, then it
25:27
does bring a good point. Like you're saying that like,
25:30
the bigger problem is the blackmail operation over
25:32
everything else. While I still view that as a
25:34
problem and I'm still going to condemn it and talk about it,
25:38
and I do see it as a major issue, especially when
25:40
politicians and world leaders and all these people are
25:43
involved. I understand the bigger point
25:45
he's making because again, I've made that same point on this
25:47
show before as well, that it's like you out like, what's a
25:51
country? OK, Like here's a good example.
25:53
There was a clip of Bonnie Blue, that fucking disgusting whore
25:57
who said she was going to go to Ireland because in Ireland the
26:00
age of 16. And she was like, yeah, in
26:03
America, you know, like I, I, you know, have sex with a lot of
26:08
18 year olds, but I'm going to Ireland and you know, they're
26:10
going to do it with a 16 year old.
26:12
And it's just a weird, weird line with that because again, if
26:18
that's the age they have on Epstein Island, then it it gets
26:22
into slightly weird territory where it's like, no, we, we
26:25
can't justify it. But at the same time, we do need
26:28
to acknowledge that the bigger issue is more the blackmail
26:31
operation over everything else. But I do still view it as a big
26:35
problem. Like I said, I personally think
26:37
they should raise the age to like 2125.
26:41
I I just don't think people should be, I mean, 20 fives a
26:43
little old, but I don't think people should be having sex like
26:46
that. I I just don't, I think we're
26:47
too promiscuous as people are. I don't think it should be
26:51
happening like that. And yeah, I mean, that's a
26:55
controversial take to some. I've I've seen this clip as well
26:58
floating around X People have been giving Nick shit about it a
27:01
lot. But it is a there is a massive
27:05
difference between someone who's 16 and someone who is a child.
27:09
But to my knowledge, I do actually think there were little
27:12
children on the like. I when I went through every
27:14
Epstein file, there were pictures of little kids on the
27:17
island. So that's where I'll disagree
27:19
with the point, especially when it comes to that part.
27:21
And like I said, I I still think it's subjectively very bad.
27:25
Even if they were like barely legal or whatever term you want
27:28
to use. But or not barely but not legal.
27:32
You know what I'm saying? But like legal in some
27:34
countries, I think that's a bit of a Gray zone, especially when
27:38
you're on like an island. But at the same time, it we
27:42
still have to condemn a lot of the things that happened on
27:44
that. It is one of the times where I'm
27:45
like kind of in between where like I kind of disagree with
27:48
him, but I I also understand the bigger point he's making and
27:51
I've made the exact same point. It's not the same thing as when
27:54
like some fucking guy on the registry goes and tries to have
27:58
sex with like a 12 year old or in eight-year, you know what I
28:01
mean? Like that's objectively way
28:03
worse. And we should all be able to
28:05
acknowledge that and be adults about that subject.
28:08
And a lot of people don't want it.
28:09
They want to just, you know, kind of group it all together
28:11
and you you kind of can. But at the same time you got to
28:15
you got to look at these things objectively and you got to say
28:17
like, OK, there are, you know, dozens, if not way more
28:21
countries that do allow sixteen that do allow 15 that do all
28:25
these things. So it's like creates that Gray
28:29
area. And again, it's not me
28:30
supporting it. Like I have to acknowledge
28:32
multiple times, I personally think it should be older than it
28:35
currently is. But I do think he's making a
28:37
decent point that the blackmail operation, the fact that a
28:40
foreign country was influencing our politics through blackmail,
28:44
that they got on this island through this network they built,
28:48
I, I think that's the bigger issue over everything.
28:50
Which is what it is. It's horrendous.
28:53
It's. All and I'm going to try not to
28:55
pause it a bunch during this. Don't worry guys.
28:57
I just wanted to get that out. Awful.
28:59
It's pedophilia. OK, relax.
29:01
No, the issue is that Epstein is a Jewish spy, probably working
29:05
with Israel. That's the dilemma there.
29:08
He's working with Israeli intelligence.
29:11
So I, I see these shit libs at the ICE protests in Minneapolis
29:16
and they're yelling pedo protector.
29:17
They're saying to ICE you're, you're with the pedo protector,
29:21
pedo president and, and this idiot in the, in the factory.
29:24
They're saying this. It's like, that's not even
29:26
really the issue there, goof. Let's not I, it's really
29:30
striking to me, and I hate to say this, but it feels like so
29:34
sticky that if you criticize Trump in any way, you can't get
29:38
away from the left. Do you know what I mean?
29:41
It feels like you start to criticize Trump.
29:43
And what's my problem with Trump?
29:45
My problem with Trump is not that he's Hitler, OK?
29:48
My problem with Trump is that he is not Hitler, all right?
29:51
And that's the difference. You have all these left wing
29:53
people saying, why do I agree with Nick Fuentes?
29:55
It's like I'm criticizing Trump because there's not enough
29:58
deportations, there's not enough ICE brutality, there's not
30:01
enough National Guard. Sort of a big difference.
30:06
You have Pumpkinhead throwing herself in front of a ICE
30:08
vehicle because she literally wants to lay down her life to
30:12
protect Somali scammers. I am criticizing Trump because I
30:16
want all Somalians out of America immediately.
30:19
Like there's kind of a big difference, but it's hard to
30:22
criticize Trump and galvanized an audience and rally without
30:28
finding yourself standing shoulder to shoulder with some
30:30
left wing idiot with some pussy hat liberal, some leftist
30:34
yelling pedo protector. He's a pet.
30:36
Really bro? Like you're a card carrying
30:38
Democrat idiot. Are you kidding me?
30:40
It's and it has nothing to do with that.
30:41
It's that he's an Israeli spy. That's obviously the problem
30:44
there. So.
30:45
So I saw. That and I'm like, what an idiot
30:46
these like disgusting chuds rising up and and it forces you.
30:51
It feels like you're forced to make a decision.
30:53
You're either with left wing scum or you're with Trump.
30:56
And it's like, I want to be with Trump, but he has these people
31:00
that have captured his administration that are making
31:02
it impossible to support. But I'm really not on the left
31:04
either. So it puts you in a in a pickle.
31:08
It puts you in a tough situation.
31:10
So, and I said as much the other day with regard to Venezuela and
31:15
we'll talk about ICE. I think we'll talk about the ICE
31:17
protests either tomorrow or Thursday.
31:18
We're going to save it for a later day.
31:20
But it's the same thing. It's like all these people that
31:22
are criticizing Trump and Israel, they're now saying ICE
31:25
is like terror capitalism. I saw Blumenthal say that like
31:30
they they don't like that ICE is deporting people.
31:32
It's like, OK, So what is this? Actually?
31:35
I'm not with this. Like, I want the illegals out.
31:38
And I said it the other night. This is the last thing I'll say
31:40
about it. Then we'll move on.
31:42
America First is the rallying cry.
31:45
It is not like Israel's an apartheid state.
31:47
It's not free Palestine. It's not.
31:49
No, the rallying cry is a positive vision that says we're
31:52
putting America first against all foreign influence.
31:55
And you cannot be in favor of America first ejecting AIPAC and
32:00
ejecting the Israel lobby and the neocons, but then turn
32:03
around and say we need millions of people here that have no
32:06
legal standing to remain in our country because these are both
32:10
forms of foreign influence. 10 million illegal Venezuelans
32:14
anchors away having children. That is a form of foreign
32:17
influence. That is a form of putting
32:19
America last, just like it is when they bribe Congress.
32:23
It's 6 O 1/2 a dozen of the other.
32:25
You can't complain about $4 billion to Israel every year and
32:29
then throw yourself in front of an ICE vehicle because they want
32:31
to investigate these Somalians that are taking millions of
32:34
dollars from the taxpayer. Because it's arguably it's the
32:37
same thing. What do you think the Somalians
32:38
are doing? They're taking that money for
32:40
themselves and they're sending it back to Africa as a
32:43
remittance. It's the same thing now.
32:46
It is distinct in some meaningful ways.
32:48
They have less agency. They work with the left wing
32:51
architecture. They work with the Democrats.
32:53
But in principle, it is putting America last.
32:55
So we have to differentiate ourselves.
32:58
I said it the other night, but this is a year of refinement.
33:00
We can't let the movement slip into this.
33:02
Kind of, like I said, left wing Women's March.
33:06
You're not going to see me at the Women's March ever.
33:08
Like I'm never going to wear the hat.
33:10
I'm never going to be out there yelling that'll protector.
33:12
ICE is too brutal. My only issue with ICE is you
33:16
cannot perform brutality without being brutal.
33:21
My problem is the brutality is fake.
33:23
No, no, we want them to actually shut down the country and
33:26
actually get these people out, and we want them to downplay it.
33:31
The problem is they're not doing what they're supposed to be
33:33
doing. They're.
33:34
Playing it up because they want us to.
33:35
Think they're doing their job, and by that I mean they're
33:39
putting out these edits of ICE kicking everybody's ass because
33:43
they want the base to think they're getting mass
33:45
deportations when in reality the administration has no intention
33:48
of doing it. And I'm saying we need the
33:49
opposite. Keep it quiet.
33:51
Actually put a media blackout on it.
33:54
Suppress how much you're doing and do a lot more of it.
33:58
Shut down the whole neighborhood and just go door to door.
34:01
Citizenship papers, please. Citizenship papers, please don't
34:04
have them. Get in the back.
34:06
It needs to be industrial. So anyway, and that's a far cry
34:10
from these other people that are crying about a dead protester.
34:14
You know, we're we're trying to get 30 million fucking people
34:16
out of our country. You think we're not going to
34:18
step on some toes? Like what?
34:20
What do you think is going to happen here?
34:21
Exactly 30 million people are here and they don't want to go.
34:23
Like, what do you think is going to happen?
34:25
So the government needs to be willing and able to do what
34:28
needs to do. And now you have all these
34:30
Israel critics coming around and saying Oh well I'm like anti big
34:34
government, big government sucks and I don't like police
34:36
brutality and the IDF trained ICE.
34:38
It's like OK, so you're just a left wing idiot then.
34:41
OK, so you're just like some leftist scum, like, you know, I
34:45
don't even know at that point. It's like, what, what are we the
34:47
Ron Paul movement now? Like, I'm not a Ron Paul
34:50
libertarian, OK? I'm not a Ron Paul guy.
34:52
I'm not Obama. I'm not a liberal, OK?
34:54
I'm a reactionary. We need decisive action from a
34:58
powerful executive to radically change the country.
35:02
We need like a reset. You know, the country needs to
35:04
be put first. And that means a lot of stuff is
35:06
going to have to change. And people that don't want to
35:08
lose their jobs are going to have to lose their jobs.
35:09
And people that don't want to leave the country are going to
35:11
have to leave the country. And the left will lash out and
35:15
they need to be put in jail for it.
35:17
And if they resist, well, it's what happened to George Floyd,
35:21
you know, like, anyway, so that's that.
35:23
But I do want to move on 'cause I saw that thing.
35:25
I saw that little video pedo protector.
35:27
And I'm like, this guy just sounds like some stupid Hiclib
35:30
gross. But I want to move on.
35:32
I want to get into our featured story about these Iran strikes.
35:35
As you know, I've been talking about this for years, and we're
35:38
going to talk all about the current situation as it's
35:40
unfolding. I do want to get into a little
35:42
bit of the background here because just like with
35:44
Venezuela, you can't really understand the issue if you're
35:47
looking at it narrowly. You can only really understand
35:50
what's going on if you look at it broadly.
35:52
And that means you need to know what is happening in that
35:54
neighborhood and you need to know the recent history.
35:58
You need to know what has been going on.
35:59
Well, why do I say this? So what is happening in the past
36:02
few weeks? Are these massive protests?
36:04
Well, they want us to believe they're massive, this massive
36:08
popular uprising in Iran. Iranian protesters have taken to
36:12
the streets. They're taking over government
36:14
buildings. And the Iranian regime, which is
36:17
paranoid and violent, is cracking down hard, shooting the
36:20
protesters with automatic weapons, indiscriminately
36:23
stacking up the bodies, thousands dead, Internet
36:26
blackout to break the back of the protests.
36:28
This is the story. And now there are urgent demands
36:32
for the United States to intervene on the side of the
36:35
protesters. But how did we get here?
36:38
We have to take a step back. As you know, I have been
36:40
predicting this for a long time. In 2023, after October 7th, I
36:45
said eventually Israel's campaign in Gaza and Lebanon and
36:49
elsewhere will culminate in a regime change in Iran that will
36:53
involve the United States. And I said that for many years.
36:56
I've said that I, I guess now it's two, 2 1/2 years or
36:59
something, whatever, two years and a few months.
37:02
I said from the very beginning that this was the long term
37:04
strategic goal or intermediate term goal for Israel was to,
37:09
they were going to take it in detail.
37:11
They were going to take it piece by piece.
37:13
And by that I mean they were going to dismantle Iran's proxy
37:16
network. They were going to dismantle
37:18
Iran's nuclear hedge, which is its nuclear centrifuges and
37:22
stockpile of highly enriched uranium.
37:24
They're going to take out Iran's missile capability, their
37:28
missile launch platforms, of which they have thousands of
37:30
missiles. And that ultimately, once this
37:32
has been achieved, the pathway will be cleared for a
37:35
decapitation strike, a color revolution, an invasion, some
37:39
form or another of regime change.
37:41
And I said that, as you know, for those that have been
37:43
watching the show years ago, it wasn't, I don't think really the
37:48
most unpredictable thing because the Israelis were saying it.
37:51
The Israelis after October 7th were saying this.
37:53
They said that after October 7th, we have to just change the
37:56
status quo. We need to reset the balance of
37:59
power. We need to reset the regional
38:01
order that has persisted for 50 years.
38:03
And they're alluding there to the Yom Kippur War and the Land
38:06
for Peace negotiations since then, tolerating A Palestinian
38:09
state, the rise of Iran and Islamism.
38:12
In no uncertain terms. They were gesturing towards and
38:14
telegraphing regime change. Now, why does this matter?
38:18
It's because if you're only watching the headlines, if
38:21
you're only watching the news, then these things are coming at
38:24
you very fast. And they're happening all of a
38:27
sudden. I remember I was talking to a
38:30
Trump supporter in 2024, and I said, I'm not voting for Trump
38:33
because he will take us to war in Iran.
38:35
And I remember this guy said, you know, dude, I just don't see
38:37
that happening. And I said, well.
38:40
Of course, you don't see it happening because you're not
38:42
paying attention to what's happening in the region.
38:44
You are not paying attention to the news at all.
38:47
You are sitting around and waiting for the big story to
38:50
break. You're waiting for the crisis to
38:52
boil over. And that is when it appears in
38:54
your For You page. That's when it appears on your
38:56
timeline. And then it seems like it came
38:58
out of nowhere all of a sudden. And maybe more importantly, it
39:03
feels sporadic. When the United States and
39:07
Israel attacked Iran last June, it felt like it came out of
39:11
nowhere. And then as quickly as it
39:12
arrived, it went away. And because it wasn't in the
39:15
news, people stopped paying attention.
39:17
And so because MPCS struggle with object permanence, for
39:20
them, it just stopped existing. The region stopped existing.
39:23
The crisis stopped existing. It was resolved in the war.
39:26
And I remember after the 12 Day war when Israel and the United
39:30
States bombed Iran last June, everybody said, well, no harm,
39:34
no foul. All Trump did was drop a couple
39:37
of bombs on a couple of nuclear facilities.
39:39
They said it's really not a big deal, they said, because this
39:41
isn't a war and it's not nation building and it's not regime
39:43
change. They said this was actually
39:45
brilliant because it was a targeted, limited, restrained
39:49
strike only on Iran's strategic hedge, its nuclear centrifuges,
39:53
its nuclear infrastructure. They said so now that the
39:56
conflict is over, we can all forget about it and we can say
39:59
mission accomplished like George W Bush.
40:02
It had like an 80% approval rating within the GOP, those
40:05
strikes, and everybody moved on. So why does the context matter?
40:09
Because we have been at war with Iran for many years.
40:14
Arguably, our present conflagration with Iran started
40:18
in 2018 when Trump pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal.
40:23
And where does the Iran nuclear deal come from?
40:25
Where does that come from? It comes from 2015 when Barack
40:28
Obama and John Kerry negotiated the Joint Comprehensive Plan of
40:31
Action. They got Russia, China, UK,
40:34
France, Germany, Italy. All.
40:36
The major players together as signatories to agree to relieve
40:39
Iran sanctions if they give up some elements of their nuclear
40:42
program and have some oversight and transparency about it.
40:46
We pull out of the Iranian nuclear deal unilaterally in
40:49
2018, hit the sanctions back on Iran hard.
40:52
We force the Europeans to put the sanctions back 2020.
40:55
We kill Qasem Soleimani, their top general.
40:57
We declare their paramilitary group, the Iranian Revolutionary
41:00
Guard, a terrorist group. And then what starts in
41:04
2021-2022, it's actually just an escalation, is that Israel
41:08
starts assassinating Iran's nuclear scientists again.
41:11
And Israel starts launching cyber attacks on critical
41:14
Iranian infrastructure. And Israel starts conducting
41:17
industrial espionage in Iran, blowing up factories, some
41:21
military, some commercial, blowing up ports, attacking
41:24
their utilities, their power grid.
41:26
All of their critical infrastructure.
41:28
And of course, that fed into what happened on October 7th and
41:32
Israel's systematic confrontation with Iran's
41:34
proxies and then ultimately Iran throughout 2024 and then in 2025
41:39
with the 12 Day war. And now here we are again in
41:42
2025 with these protests and all this talk about bombing Iran.
41:48
And I'll reiterate it again for people that don't watch my show
41:50
a lot, or if you haven't seen my coverage of Iran, the only thing
41:54
you need to understand about Iran and Israel and the United
41:57
States is the different strategic objectives that are at
42:01
stake here. What is Israel's strategic end
42:04
game in the Middle East? They're very clear about this
42:07
and they have been ever since Likud, which is Netanyahu's
42:10
right wing party, ever since they came to power in the 70s,
42:13
they have been absolutely transparent about what they want
42:16
in the region and how they describe it is they want a
42:19
mosaic of stateless many states, many governments, a mosaic of
42:25
them. What does that mean exactly?
42:28
It means that through war, through subversion,
42:31
destabilization, through military intervention, regime
42:34
change, they want to take all of the powerful Muslim countries or
42:39
Arab countries in the Middle East, and they want to dismember
42:43
them. They want to divide them up into
42:45
many different territories. So take Iraq, for example.
42:49
There was a time when Iraq was a major military power and it was
42:54
united under Saddam Hussein and his fascist Baathist ideology,
42:58
and they wanted to unite the Middle East under this ideology.
43:01
With his oil wealth, he built a military, had dreams of
43:05
developing a nuclear arsenal or an arsenal of chemical and
43:09
biological weapons. This is inherently threatening
43:12
to Israel because Israel, in order to feel secure, needs it
43:15
to be the case that there are no other countries that threaten it
43:17
in the region. So Israel had the United States
43:21
invade, wasn't good enough that we oversaw the destruction of
43:24
their WM DS. We had to overthrow Saddam in
43:26
2003. And what they ideally wanted for
43:28
Iraq was to divide it up into three different countries.
43:30
They wanted a Kurdish country, a Shiite country and a Sunni
43:33
country. Same story in Syria.
43:36
They looked at the Assad regime, another Baathist regime with a
43:39
pan Arab ideology, secular government, and they wanted to
43:42
divide Syria up into an Alawite country, a Sunni country, a
43:45
Kurdish country, a Druze country.
43:47
Because if you can take the whole Middle East and turn it
43:49
into 100 different tiny states, tribes with flags, none of them
43:54
will have the population or the economy or the military might to
43:57
threaten Israel. And systematically that is, as
44:00
you know, what has happened to Iraq, to Syria, to Libya.
44:03
Every country has been subdued in one way or another.
44:06
And their last remaining foe is Iran.
44:08
And Iran is a big one because this is a serious country, huge
44:11
population, huge middle class. They have a lot of specialists
44:14
and experts. They have a lot of universities.
44:16
Like this is a country with some serious potential, but it is
44:20
being led by an Islamist regime. And what that means is that it
44:23
is a theocracy. Islam is not just a religious or
44:26
ceremonial law. It's also the civic law or the
44:29
civil law, no? Matter what anyone thinks in
44:31
Nick, and obviously people know on this show, I'm a massive
44:34
supporter of him, everyone has to be able to acknowledge that
44:38
he is just incredibly smart and informed about these topics.
44:41
I mean the way he's able to talk about them and monologue about
44:44
them seamlessly with so much knowledge and his incredible
44:49
input, anybody who even disagrees with him should be at
44:54
the bare minimum able to acknowledge that.
44:57
Islam is the law of the land. It is the rule by jurists, by
45:00
theocratic jurists, chief among them the Ayatollah.
45:04
And they have this ideology which theoretically could be
45:06
expansionists. They could get Shiites in other
45:08
countries to follow this ideology, like in Bahrain or in
45:11
Iraq or in Syria or in Lebanon. And those create allies for
45:15
Iran. It allows them to challenge
45:16
Israel. And so for as long as this
45:19
Islamic regime has been in place, which has since 1979,
45:22
Israel has sought regime change. They want, as we talked about
45:25
yesterday, what is a regime change.
45:27
They want a different kind of regime.
45:30
They do not like a revolutionary Islamist government in such a
45:33
powerful, big, populous, oil rich country, because a country
45:39
like that one, as I said, is powerful enough to challenge
45:42
Israel. But two, empowered by this
45:44
ideology, by these ideals, could motivate other groups in the
45:47
Middle East to work against Israel's interests.
45:49
And that has historically been the case.
45:51
So Iran is one of Israel's mortal enemies, but Iran knows
45:55
this. Iran saw the fate of Saddam
45:59
Hussein and Moammar Gaddafi and Bashar al-Assad, and they know
46:03
that they're next. They know that what Israel wants
46:05
is a regime change so that they can pacify, subdue or dismember
46:09
Iran. Well, what is the one thing,
46:12
what is the only thing in the world that is an absolute check
46:16
that prevents a country from interfering in your affairs?
46:19
It's a nuclear arsenal. There's a reason that we kidnap
46:21
Maduro and not Kim Jong Un. There's a reason that we will
46:25
bomb Iran with impunity. But we don't think of bombing
46:27
Russia. We don't think of bombing China
46:30
when there is even talk. Of going to war with Russia.
46:31
People freak out. Why?
46:33
Because Russia has 5500 nuclear warheads.
46:36
Because China has nuclear warheads.
46:38
Because North Korea has nuclear warheads.
46:40
So we don't play with North Korea even though we could
46:42
squash them, even though we could win a hypothetical war.
46:44
We don't even play because at the end of the day, a nuclear
46:48
bomb is an enormous complication and we know that if we
46:51
intervened in North Korea to try to decapitate the regime.
46:54
Or overthrow the government, whatever it is.
46:57
They have their finger on the trigger and they could nuke
47:00
South Korea or Japan or Hawaii or California.
47:03
So we think twice. Iran also understands that if
47:07
you start to build a nuclear arsenal, this invites aggression
47:11
too. It's sort of a paradox.
47:12
The one thing that protects you from regime change is a nuke.
47:15
But if you pursue A nuke, and there's really no way to conceal
47:18
this, it invites regime change. If a country starts to pursue a
47:22
nuclear bomb, it attracts the attention and then the
47:24
aggression of the United States. So This is why they've created
47:28
this hedge, a middle ground. They want to have the ability to
47:31
make a bomb if they so chose, without actually racing towards
47:35
1. And so that way they can have
47:37
their cake and eat it too, if it was necessary.
47:40
They can, maybe. Build a bomb in a short amount
47:42
of time and then protect themselves, and the United
47:44
States would have to think about that if they're going to win a
47:45
war or if they're make a move towards a war, they're going to
47:48
have to move quickly without having the bomb.
47:51
There is no legitimate pretext for a preemptive strike
47:54
necessarily. And Iran knows that the United
47:56
States might not do that. It's not actually strategically
47:58
valuable. So Iran has its nuclear hatch.
48:01
As I said before, Iran has its proxies all over the Middle
48:04
East, Hezbollah, Hamas, the Shiite militias in Iraq and
48:07
Syria. Iran also has these intermediate
48:09
range ballistic missiles, thousands of them, which they
48:12
used during the 12 day war last year.
48:15
And so this is basically the match up as it stands.
48:18
Israel, after October 7th made a decision that they were going to
48:22
move towards finally and decisively confronting Iran.
48:26
They made the decision after Hamas crossed the border that
48:28
they could no longer tolerate the existence of Palestinians on
48:31
their border. They could no longer tolerate
48:33
the existence of Shiite Iranian backed forces on their border in
48:37
Lebanon with Hezbollah, in Yemen, with the Houthis, in Iraq
48:40
with the Popular Mobilization Force, and in Syria with the
48:42
Assad regime propped up by the Revolutionary Guard.
48:45
So Israel makes this strategic decision.
48:48
We cannot abide the status quo, but in order to change the
48:52
circumstances, we are eventually going to have to go for the head
48:55
of the snake. We're going to have to fight
48:56
Iran directly because Iran is funding all these groups.
49:00
But Iran is protected. They have this layered defense.
49:04
If you make a move against Iran, they race towards a nuclear
49:06
bomb. If you attack Iran, they have
49:08
this missile arsenal that they will rain down on you.
49:11
If you attack Iran, their proxies will attack you with
49:15
cheaper, more primitive but more numerous munitions, smaller
49:18
rockets from Lebanon, from Yemen, from Iraq, from Gaza,
49:22
from the West. Bank.
49:23
And so this is a layered defense.
49:25
You can't just go in and make a move on Iran because if you do,
49:28
few things are going to happen. Hezbollah hits the button. 1000
49:31
rockets hit Israel. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard
49:34
hits the button. 2000 missiles hit Israel from Iran.
49:38
And underground at Fordo and Natanz, they start to build a
49:41
primitive nuclear device and maybe that breakout timeline is
49:44
3 months. Maybe in two or three months
49:47
they have enough to highly enrich uranium for a nuclear
49:49
bomb or dirty bomb. And they can declare to the
49:51
whole world they've withdrawn from the non proliferation
49:53
treaty, they've got a nuke, and now they're untouchable because
49:56
all it's going to take. Is a couple of nukes to destroy
49:58
Israel? It wouldn't take much.
50:01
So what does Israel do? This has been the crisis for the
50:04
past two years, going on three now.
50:07
First, they systematically destroyed Iran's proxy network.
50:12
They encircled Hamas with their blockade, airstrikes, ground
50:15
invasion. They confronted Hezbollah with
50:18
the pager attack, of which there were several waves, then
50:20
thousands of air strikes, then an invasion, and they compelled
50:23
A surrender from Hezbollah about 13 months ago.
50:26
Then they made their move in Syria.
50:28
They collapsed the Assad regime. The new regime kicked out Iran,
50:31
shut down the supply lines to Hezbollah so Hezbollah can't
50:34
rebuild. They bombed some critical
50:35
infrastructure in Yemen, and there is some talk about
50:38
disarming the popular Mobilization force in Iraq.
50:41
So they took out the proxies. What did they do in the 12 Day
50:44
War last year? In June of 2025, they attacked
50:48
Iran, invited the United States into the conflict, and they have
50:51
the United States bomb Iran's fortified nuclear infrastructure
50:55
at Fordow and Natanz, which were heavily fortified underground
50:58
inside mountains. the United States.
51:00
And they did that because they knew we'd backed them up.
51:02
They knew only we had the bombs that could penetrate into Fordow
51:07
or Natanz. Israel intentionally set it up
51:10
that way where they got into this conflict with Iran and they
51:14
knew we would get involved with it.
51:16
It it was like like they planned it out from the start that they
51:20
knew what they started. We would finish.
51:24
He's dropped these bunker busting 50,000 LB bombs with B2
51:27
bombers and we took that capability out.
51:29
But during that 12 day war, Iran bombarded Israel with hundreds
51:32
of missiles at a time and this was ruinous for Israel.
51:35
Israel actually demanded that the United States intercede and
51:38
bring it into the conflict because they were getting hit
51:39
really hard. Israel's a small country with a
51:42
small population. And they're vulnerable.
51:45
So getting hit with hundreds of missiles every day, if Iran is
51:47
being precise with them and wants them to hurt, it's going
51:49
to hurt Israel very badly. They can't fight a sustained war
51:51
with Iran. They can't shoot down all of the
51:54
missiles in perpetuity. So Israel had to sue for peace.
51:57
Now enter December 29th, 2025. Just a few weeks ago, I wasn't
52:02
here, so we didn't get to cover it.
52:03
And it didn't make too many headlines.
52:06
But Benjamin Netanyahu made his fifth visit to the United States
52:09
at the end of December of last year, and he went to Mar a Lago,
52:11
and he was with Trump for it looked like about a week, maybe
52:14
half a week. He was at the New Year's Eve
52:15
party. They met a few days before that.
52:17
And what did Netanyahu go to Mar a Lago to ask for?
52:20
It's the same thing he's been asking for every time he's gone
52:23
there. In 2025, he made a visit in
52:25
February. He made a visit in April.
52:27
He made a visit in July. He made a visit in September.
52:29
He made a visit in December. And every single meeting, you
52:32
know what he asked for war with Iran, Every single one.
52:34
When he went to the White House in February 2025, week after the
52:37
inauguration, he was asking Trump to bomb Iran immediately
52:40
when he came in April after Liberation Day.
52:42
He. Asked Trump, are you going to
52:43
bomb Iran's nuclear program? That's what gave us a 60 day
52:45
timeline to negotiate. When he came in July, he came to
52:48
celebrate the bombing of Iran. When he came in September, he
52:50
came to talk about the Gaza peace plan and the timeline for
52:53
war with Iran. And in December, widely reported
52:55
in the Israeli press, he came with some requests and he said a
52:58
few things actually, which can be summarized by this what
53:01
Netanyahu asked for in this December meeting with Trump and
53:04
Mar A. Lago is escalation on all
53:06
fronts. Escalation on every front.
53:08
Netanyahu wants to fight in Gaza again, Netanyahu wants to fight
53:12
in Lebanon again, and Netanyahu wants to bomb Iran specifically
53:16
in September. We have this widely praised Gaza
53:19
ceasefire, Gaza peace agreement. And if you recall I said at the
53:22
time, it does not actually constitute A meaningful
53:24
agreement. The Gaza ceasefire in September,
53:26
the terms of it, there were 20 points, but the agreement in
53:29
September was only on two parts of it, which is a temporary
53:32
withdrawal of a temporary partial withdrawal of Israeli
53:34
forces and a prisoner exchange. Other than that, there's really
53:38
no agreement. And so just like the other
53:40
ceasefire which was agreed to around this time last year,
53:43
which you might remember a week before the inauguration, there
53:45
was no agreement on whether there's going to be a
53:47
Palestinian state, a timeline for Hamas to disarm, no
53:50
agreement on what the transition is going to look like.
53:52
There is no agreement in principle.
53:54
There is no agreement in the letter of the contract what this
53:56
is going to look like. And as it stands right now,
53:59
Hamas is refusing to disarm. They're not giving up all their
54:01
weapons. They said we're not giving up
54:03
our machine guns. We're not giving up our light
54:04
arms. And So what does Israel want to
54:05
do? They want to go on the
54:06
offensive. And now Hamas doesn't have any
54:08
hostages. So no leverage, no living or
54:10
dead hostages. Israel controls about half of
54:13
the strip. Hamas controls about half of the
54:14
strip. Israel says we're going to let
54:15
the Palestinian refugees come into the yellow zone that we
54:18
control, and then we're just gonna kill everybody.
54:20
And he's asking Trump for permission to do it in Lebanon.
54:23
Netanyahu has been lobbying the United States and the Lebanese
54:26
government to disarm Hezbollah. They want the Lebanese military
54:28
to take weapons from Hezbollah. And this is a very difficult
54:31
political situation. Israel says that it's not
54:33
happening fast enough. Israel wants to go back to war.
54:36
Ceasefire was agreed upon in December 2024.
54:38
Israel wants to restart operations in Lebanon.
54:40
They want a major offensive in South Lebanon.
54:42
And finally, most importantly, Israel wants the United States
54:45
to bomb Iran's missiles. This is the big one.
54:48
Israel's claim is that after we went to war with Iran last June,
54:52
that Iran has been buying all these cheap materials to build
54:54
as many missiles as possible. They have.
54:56
Fully. Replenished their stock of
54:58
ballistic missiles and cruise missiles and they're getting
55:00
ready to attack Israel. So Israel says we need the
55:03
United States to green light an attack or participate and
55:06
support an attack on Iran's ballistic missile platforms.
55:09
Now, again, this goes back to are you paying attention?
55:12
Because if you're paying attention, you saw this coming
55:14
the entire time. The goal going back many years
55:18
is regime change in Iran. And understand there's an
55:20
important distinction here. Israel wants regime change, but
55:23
what they're selling us was denuclearization, right?
55:28
In June, how they sold it is they said Iran is 2 months away
55:31
from a bomb. They're gonna get a nuclear
55:32
bomb. They could use it against the
55:33
United States. So Trump needs to take out their
55:36
nuclear bomb program, right? They used a nuclear issue.
55:39
But these are two different things.
55:40
Denuclearization and regime change are two different things,
55:43
but they go hand in hand because you cannot do regime change
55:45
without denuclearization. And so why does that inform us
55:50
about what is going to happen next?
55:52
Because bombing Iran's nukes was only one of the steps in a much
55:56
more ambitious program. It's not about their nukes.
55:58
It's not about their proxies. It's not about their missiles.
56:00
It's about all of those things. Because all of those things
56:02
protect the regime from outside intervention.
56:06
But everybody, all the normies, all the NPCS, they say, well, we
56:09
got to take out their nukes. Oh, well, now we got to take out
56:11
their missiles. Their missiles.
56:12
Who cares about their missiles? Their missiles can't touch the
56:13
United States. And here's the thing.
56:16
You can make the case that it is in America's interest to pursue
56:19
the non proliferation of nuclear weapons.
56:22
It's not good for America for other countries to have nukes.
56:24
We want as few countries to have nukes as possible.
56:26
Ideally, we'd be the only ones that have.
56:27
Them. But that is not their end game.
56:30
And look at how quickly they did the bait and switch.
56:31
Last June it was take out the nukes, take out the nukes.
56:34
Now it's take out the missiles. Take out missiles.
56:36
Who cares about the missiles? That's not our problem.
56:39
You're afraid of the missiles? Well, you should talk to them
56:41
about that. Israel should just talk to them.
56:43
You want to know why? Because Iran is a huge country,
56:46
huge territory, 90 million people, as we all know now with
56:49
oil wealth. They have a 1,000,000 man army.
56:52
Yeah, they're going to have missiles.
56:53
Missiles are cheap. Missiles are cheap.
56:55
That is the meta. That is the defensive realist
56:58
tactic. Now, yes, they're going to have
57:00
missiles. So if you have a problem with
57:02
the missiles, you talk to them about it.
57:03
Get Saudi Arabia, get the Emirates, and you talk to them
57:06
about the missiles. That's not a problem for
57:07
Washington. Their missiles can't hit the
57:09
United States from all the way over there.
57:10
And why would Iran want to hit us with missiles?
57:12
Leave them alone this. Is about helping Israel, not for
57:16
them to feel safe, but to clear the way to expand and escalate
57:19
the war. Yep.
57:20
Take out the nukes. Now take out the missiles.
57:23
So this is the meeting that happens in late December.
57:25
Suffice to say, Netanyahu makes these requests of Trump.
57:27
He says, I want to go back to war in Gaza.
57:29
They're not abiding by the deal. They're not disarming.
57:30
I want to go to war in Lebanon. I want a comprehensive
57:33
escalation there because the Lebanese government is not
57:35
disarming them. And we need to take out Iran's
57:36
missiles. And if you recall, what did
57:38
Trump say at the meeting? Trump said if Iran rebuilds its
57:40
nukes, we'll definitely bomb them.
57:42
He says if Iran rebuilds its missiles, we'll look strongly at
57:45
bombing them. And so according to sources that
57:47
were briefed on this, they didn't agree to a timeline or
57:49
any specificity. But Trump was not adamantly
57:52
against this. OK, so Trump is open to
57:54
expanding the war, Sure enough. Wow, what a coincidence.
57:58
Sure enough, days after this meeting between Trump and
58:01
Netanyahu, you get these giant protests.
58:03
Giant protests gripped Tehran and gripped the rest of the
58:06
country. And now they're saying the
58:08
regime is cracking down and murdering people.
58:10
This is what The New York Times. 100% manufactured.
58:14
If you don't think that Mossad and the CIA are involved in the
58:17
protests happening and the false reports and numbers of how many
58:21
protesters have been killed, no offense, you live in a fucking
58:25
hole in the ground. I'm said about it is a quote.
58:28
As the Iranian authorities impose a total communication
58:30
blackout on a country convulsed by mass protests, the government
58:33
is waging one of its deadliest crackdowns on unrest in more
58:36
than a decade. Eyewitnesses say government
58:37
forces have begun opening fire, apparently with automatic
58:40
weapons, in a time seemingly indiscriminately on unarmed
58:42
protesters. Hospital workers say protesters
58:44
have been coming in with pellet injuries, now arriving with
58:46
gunshot wounds and skull fractures.
58:48
One doctor called it a mass casualty situation.
58:51
In videos uploaded by opposition activists on social media,
58:53
families can be seen sobbing as they huddle together over
58:55
bloodied corpses and unzipped bags.
58:57
Those who still support Iran steal credit.
58:58
Government and those in the streets calling for its downfall
59:00
agree these are days of brutality unlike anything they
59:02
have ever seen. Multiple American officials say
59:04
that U.S. intelligence agencies have conservatively estimated
59:07
that more than 600 protesters have been.
59:08
Killed so far. The agencies have noted that
59:10
both the current protests and the crackdown are far more
59:12
violent than those in 2022 or other recent uprisings against
59:15
the government. A senior Iranian Health Ministry
59:17
official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said
59:18
about 3000 people have been killed across the country but
59:20
sought to shift the blame to terrorists fomenting unrest.
59:25
Wow. Well, what a coincidence, huh?
59:27
So the week after, Netanyahu is in Mar a Lago again for the
59:30
fifth time. The 5th time.
59:33
Visiting Trump, begging him to go to war with Iran, all of a
59:35
sudden, and this is from the New York Times, The Washington.
59:38
Post the wall. Street Journal, all these
59:40
papers, it is just atrocity propaganda.
59:43
It is just one thing after the next.
59:45
Body bags stacking up, protesters shot with automatic
59:48
weapons, indiscriminate murder. This is from CBS News.
59:52
It says information trickling out of Iran suggests that a
59:54
crackdown by authorities to end two weeks of widespread anti
59:56
government protests is far more deadly than activists outside
59:59
the country have reported. With phone.
1:00:01
Lines opening back up. Two sources, including one
1:00:03
inside Iran, told CBS that 12,000, maybe 20,000 had been
1:00:06
killed. OK, so which is it?
1:00:09
So some are saying it's 500, OK, some are saying 500.
1:00:13
Some are saying 3000. CBS News, which is run by Barry
1:00:15
Weiss, says could be 12,000, could be 20,000.
1:00:18
Why not just make it an even million?
1:00:19
Why not just make it an even 7 million?
1:00:21
A 10 million? A 100 million?
1:00:23
Like seriously? So some 500, it's anywhere
1:00:26
between 520 thousand. Really.
1:00:27
You have no idea, No clue. So it could be 5, it could be
1:00:30
500,000. We really have no way of
1:00:32
knowing. And so some are saying the
1:00:34
official number says 500. Some sources say 3000.
1:00:37
Barry Weiss at CBS News. Well, she's got a source in the
1:00:40
country that no one else knows that says it could be 20,000.
1:00:43
OK. And it's in this context that
1:00:46
now they're begging Trump to make a move here and intervene
1:00:48
in Iran to support the pro democracy protesters everybody's
1:00:51
whipped up. And here's another thing about
1:00:53
Iran. There have been massive
1:00:55
protests. There have been uprisings in
1:00:57
Iran for as long as the Islamic Republic has existed, and
1:00:59
especially in the past 15 years. They had their Green Revolution.
1:01:02
They had major protests in 2019, in 2022, in 2025.
1:01:07
And again, now they have protests all the time.
1:01:10
This is just what happens there. I will ask.
1:01:13
Where the protests are occurring, this is all happening
1:01:14
in the West of the country in a lot of Kurdish majority areas.
1:01:18
And so just like with Iraq, just like with Syria once again.
1:01:22
You have the Kurds, which are very much in bed with the
1:01:23
Israelis, which have this cross-border connection with the
1:01:26
Kurds in Iraq. They seem to be stirring up a
1:01:28
lot of the violence. They seem to be stirring up a
1:01:29
lot of the chaos. A lot of these cities that had
1:01:32
the worst protests and disproportionately represented
1:01:34
among those that have been arrested and died.
1:01:35
It's all Kurds. In other words, it's all an
1:01:37
ethnic minority. It's an ethnic minority that has
1:01:39
their own ambitions or aspirations for statehood,
1:01:41
peoplehood. In other words, they, they want
1:01:43
their own country. And it's those people, it seems
1:01:46
that are taking up arms, those people that seem to be
1:01:48
responsible for a disproportionate amount of the
1:01:49
violence. So is this a spontaneous
1:01:51
demonstration? Is this a spontaneous uprising?
1:01:53
People are mad about the economy, no doubt.
1:01:55
People are mad about the economy, no doubt The currency
1:01:57
collapsed. One of their major state-run
1:01:58
banks collapsed. Iran is in real trouble.
1:02:01
But how did we get here and why? It is because of 15 years of
1:02:04
sanctions, industrial sabotage. We have been in a state of war
1:02:07
with this country. We will not literally not let
1:02:09
them exist. Now you have all these protests
1:02:10
and it's in this context now that there is talk about air
1:02:14
strikes against Iran. This is where we are right now.
1:02:15
So, so far, Trump has announced 25%.
1:02:18
Effectively, there are secondary sanctions.
1:02:19
He's calling them tariffs. Trump has announced a 25% tariff
1:02:22
on all countries to continue to do business with Iran.
1:02:25
This is a report on that. It says on Monday, President
1:02:27
Trump announced he would impose a 25% tariff on any country
1:02:30
doing business with Iran, which if enforced could add to the
1:02:33
economic pain among Iranians that sparked large scale
1:02:35
protests inside the country. On true social, he said, quote,
1:02:38
effective immediately, any country doing business with the
1:02:40
Islamic Republic of Iran will pay a tariff of 25% on any and
1:02:42
all business being done with the United States of America.
1:02:45
The tariffs could affect China, Turkey, the Emirates, Iraq,
1:02:47
India and all major trading partners of Iran.
1:02:50
Now we'll see if that even holds up.
1:02:51
It might be struck down in court and it might not even be
1:02:53
enforced. But he is tightening the noose
1:02:56
around Iran. This is part of a maximum
1:02:57
pressure campaign to create chaos inside the country.
1:03:00
Then Trump discussed potential options to strike today at a
1:03:03
number of press pools. He said that help is on the way
1:03:05
for the protesters. This is from the New York Times.
1:03:07
It says, quote, on 2 occasions. On Tuesday, President Trump told
1:03:10
Iranians protesting against their government that help is on
1:03:12
the way, the latest sign that the US might soon take action
1:03:15
against a regime that mounting evidence shows has killed
1:03:17
thousands of demonstrators during a popular revolt.
1:03:19
The message indicated that Trump is on the verge of a fresh
1:03:21
intervention in Iran, potentially waiting the US into
1:03:23
a confrontation with the country to support an uprising against
1:03:25
state repression and a flailing economy making Iran great again.
1:03:27
He said after visiting a factory, calling the situation
1:03:30
fragile. Trump for days has received
1:03:32
briefings from top members of his team, including Vice
1:03:33
President Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who presented
1:03:36
him with a suite of options ranging from diplomacy with
1:03:38
Tehran to military strikes. Many of the options are non
1:03:40
kinetic, meaning non military. Officials say if Trump does
1:03:43
decide to authorize an attack, his options to do so are limited
1:03:45
by the shift of military personnel and equipment to the
1:03:47
Caribbean. Which is kind of nice to hear.
1:03:50
There are. Currently only six U.S.
1:03:52
Navy warships in the Middle East, 3 Littoral combat ships, 3
1:03:55
destroyers versus 12 in the Caribbean.
1:03:58
Twice as many ships here. As there are there.
1:04:00
There is no aircraft carrier strike group either, since Trump
1:04:03
ordered the Gerald R Ford Carrier Strike Group from the
1:04:05
Mediterranean to the Caribbean in October.
1:04:06
Well, well, well, well, well, well, well.
1:04:10
Sometimes I guess groupers know what they're talking about, huh?
1:04:13
Go figure. So listen to this.
1:04:15
We might not strike Iran because all of our ships are in the
1:04:18
Western Hemisphere and not in the Middle East.
1:04:21
Wow. It's almost like a foreign
1:04:23
policy of hemispheric defense is inherently America first.
1:04:26
It's almost like a foreign policy that puts our U.S.
1:04:28
military assets inside of our sphere of influence isn't
1:04:33
inherently America First position.
1:04:34
Go figure. So we have all our ships in the
1:04:36
Caribbean to pick up Maduro to take his oil, and we have none
1:04:39
of them over there to bomb Iran for Israel.
1:04:42
I guess that really worked out well for America first then.
1:04:44
Go figure. Just goes to show maybe that's a
1:04:47
great policy. Maybe that's a great idea.
1:04:49
Now the article goes on, it says the Pentagon could still order
1:04:51
Tomahawk missile strikes from destroyers in the Middle East as
1:04:54
well as send bombers and jet fighters stationed in the region
1:04:56
equipped with long range weapons.
1:04:57
Protecting American troops stationed in the region also
1:04:59
becomes more precarious without an aircraft carrier and it's
1:05:02
accompanying destroyers which are equipped with the Aegis
1:05:04
combat system that provides the ability to shoot down incoming
1:05:06
missiles. So, so here's the thing, few
1:05:08
things you have these protests and let us, let us just say
1:05:12
first and foremost, this is all exaggerated.
1:05:16
You are in a media distortion field right now.
1:05:18
Just know that when you watch the news, when you read the news
1:05:22
and they are talking about atrocities and violence and
1:05:24
crack down on the protesters and all this, this is propaganda.
1:05:28
This is a media distortion field.
1:05:30
They are distorting reality because the US government and
1:05:34
its other institutions like the US media, they are in the
1:05:37
business of democracy promotion. They are in the business of
1:05:39
democratic globalism. They want a regime change in
1:05:41
Iran. It is their wet dream that a
1:05:43
secular liberal Iranian revolution, a white revolution,
1:05:46
overthrows the Islamic Republic and creates a Persian democracy
1:05:50
or a Persian monarchy. So when you're seeing all this
1:05:53
stuff like what I just read from Barry Weiss, Israel controlled
1:05:55
CBS News, from the New York Times, from the Rupert Murdoch
1:05:58
owned Wall Street Journal, from any of them, this is all being
1:06:01
exaggerated. This is all being embellished
1:06:03
and then it is being amplified on social media.
1:06:06
How are protesters trying to get Internet inside of Iran?
1:06:08
They're beaming up to Star Link. They're beaming up to Starlink
1:06:12
Internet. Why?
1:06:13
Because SpaceX, which puts Starlink satellites in the air,
1:06:16
is AUS military project. Elon Musk is one of the biggest
1:06:19
defense contractors in America. Because Starlink and Star
1:06:22
Shield, that is. One of the.
1:06:24
Biggest and best tools that only the United States has in
1:06:27
Ukraine, in Iran, in other countries?
1:06:31
So are you surprised that SpaceX Starlink owner Elon Musk has on
1:06:35
the X platform amplification of all this atrocity propaganda
1:06:38
about Iran? Elon owns the satellites that
1:06:41
the protesters are using to organize, communicate and
1:06:43
resist. He owns the platform where the
1:06:45
Western media is amplifying and embellishing their struggle and
1:06:48
narratives sympathetic to them. There it is.
1:06:52
So, you know, when you look at all this stuff, you got to
1:06:54
recognize nothing about it is organic.
1:06:56
The uprising itself is backed, funded, equipped by the CIA, by
1:07:00
the State Department, OK. That is what the National
1:07:02
Endowment for Democracy is for. That is what USAID used to do.
1:07:06
And by the way, the State Department just absorbed a lot
1:07:07
of USAI DS functions. People think USAID doesn't exist
1:07:10
anymore. That's not really true.
1:07:12
It just got absorbed into the State Department.
1:07:14
So the CIA, the Ned, the the NGOs, they're all operating in
1:07:17
Iran. They're all supporting this.
1:07:19
CIA is in Iran supporting this. OK.
1:07:21
They're fully backing the protests.
1:07:22
The protests themselves are astroturf.
1:07:24
Their complaints are fake. Why is Iran undergoing a
1:07:26
currency crisis? Because we have a maximum
1:07:28
pressure economic strangulation strategy against them.
1:07:31
We've embargoed their oil. We have sanctioned their
1:07:33
economy. We have for years and put a
1:07:35
stranglehold on it. So between fomenting the
1:07:38
subversion in the country, making the material conditions
1:07:40
worse through industrial sabotage and sanctions, then on
1:07:42
top of that embellishing all of it in the Western media, all of
1:07:45
this is meant to create a pretext.
1:07:47
This is meant to create a pretext to intervene.
1:07:50
If nothing was going on in Iran, if everybody woke up and it was
1:07:52
just a normal day in Iran, there would be no impetus for the
1:07:55
United States to drop bombs on them.
1:07:56
Time to launch a pre emptive strike and destroy all their
1:07:58
military capabilities. Why we need an excuse to do it?
1:08:01
So last year they said, well, Iran's on the verge of a nuke.
1:08:03
Now they're saying, well, these protests are engulfing the
1:08:05
country. But Iran is very good at putting
1:08:07
down protests because they are brutal.
1:08:08
No doubt about it. People are being killed.
1:08:09
But I imagine these are protesters that are armed, most
1:08:12
likely foreign backed. These are not really nonviolent
1:08:14
resistors. These are armed, organized
1:08:16
protesters, maybe with a foreign connection.
1:08:19
So Iran shut down the Internet, and they just started shooting
1:08:21
these people. And now it's over.
1:08:22
The regime has rallied. The protests are over.
1:08:24
And So what is happening now? Well, it seems that all of this
1:08:26
zeal to intervene has evaporated equally.
1:08:29
Last week, they were saying intervention is imminent, we're
1:08:31
going to drop bombs any moment now.
1:08:33
There were a lot of conflicting reports coming out of the
1:08:34
administration. Some reports said that the
1:08:36
United States and Israel want to postpone an attack until March.
1:08:40
When they can get ready, they can move the necessary assets
1:08:43
into the region, prepare the logistics, do what they got to
1:08:45
do. Others said that an attack is
1:08:47
literally imminent. We have to strike while the iron
1:08:49
Assad. We have to take advantage of the
1:08:50
moment the government's on the vertical lapse.
1:08:51
And what would be the target of the strike?
1:08:53
It would be the besiege. It would be the domestic
1:08:54
security force. Now, what is the goal of the
1:08:58
strike? If there are apparently these
1:09:00
pro democracy protests that are, you know, being crushed so
1:09:03
brutally and these are huge protests, they really have a
1:09:06
chance at overturning the government.
1:09:09
Why did this pause? Let me just say first and
1:09:11
foremost, that is never going to overthrow the Islamic Republic,
1:09:14
OK? The Islamic Republic of Iran has
1:09:16
a 1,000,000 man army. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard
1:09:19
is massive. The Iranian armed forces is
1:09:21
massive, and they're well armed and they're organized and
1:09:24
they're experienced. And above all, they're loyal.
1:09:26
They're true believers. They're loyal to the Ayatollah,
1:09:28
they're loyal to the regime. And so the idea that like
1:09:31
thousands of protests are going to take to the streets and
1:09:33
demand the end of the government that does not actually overturn
1:09:35
the government because Iran will just kill them.
1:09:37
That's what happened in Syria. It took 14 years or.
1:09:41
What is it? Yeah, I guess it's 14 years for
1:09:42
Bashar al-Assad to be overthrown.
1:09:44
And Assad was a fraction as powerful as Iran.
1:09:46
And that was with sustained armed resistance.
1:09:49
That was with your Syrian Democratic Force, that was with
1:09:52
your Peshmerga, that was with the Kurds.
1:09:53
That was with this rally against ISIS, with ISIS Air Force, the
1:09:56
United States. That's with the Russian Air
1:09:57
Force. I guess the Russian Air Force
1:09:58
was in favor of the regime. But you understand, this was a,
1:10:01
this was a fight, this was a civil war between two armed
1:10:03
groups, one with some ideas, with weapons, with foreign
1:10:06
backing, the other being the regime, The idea that Iran is
1:10:08
going to be pushed over because thousands of protests came out
1:10:10
and fought with the cops. They will just send in the army
1:10:13
with the guns and start shooting these people and they'll just
1:10:15
start dying and people start running away and then that's it.
1:10:17
So what was the Trump administration going to do?
1:10:20
Well, at one point it was alleged, as I said, they were
1:10:22
going to bomb Iran's domestic security forces, the besiege,
1:10:26
which is like a militia. These guys in particular are
1:10:28
looking out for spies now. Would you guess?
1:10:32
That on the last day of the 12 day war in June of last year,
1:10:35
these were the types of targets that Israel was pounding
1:10:37
hundreds of times before the ceasefire went into effect.
1:10:40
When Israel attacked Iran last year, they targeted these
1:10:42
government buildings. They targeted the military
1:10:44
leadership. They targeted the domestic
1:10:45
security force. And as that deadline approached
1:10:48
that Trump imposed for the ceasefire, they hit the besieged
1:10:50
really hard, hit the domestic security really hard.
1:10:53
Why did they do that? Did they do that because they
1:10:55
thought the government is going to be overthrown tomorrow?
1:10:57
No, they did that because this is part of a systemic effort to
1:11:01
degrade Iran's ability to defend itself again, Nukes, missiles,
1:11:05
domestic security proxies. They want to make it so that
1:11:08
they have this expression. They say they're trimming the
1:11:09
grass, they're mowing the grass. They want to keep Iran weak and
1:11:13
off balance. I don't think there's any idea
1:11:16
that these protests are really going to lead to the end of the
1:11:18
regime. But will they justify more US
1:11:20
intervention? Yes.
1:11:21
Will they allow Israel and the United States to take out
1:11:23
missile platforms? Will it allow them to degrade
1:11:24
Iran's internal security, their domestic security?
1:11:27
Yes. And what does that lead to?
1:11:28
Well, maybe the regime doesn't fall tomorrow.
1:11:30
But. It forestalls diplomacy.
1:11:32
The more that the United States has blood on our hands, the more
1:11:34
that we intervene, the less willing they are to negotiate.
1:11:36
And if Iran is not willing to negotiate, then war is
1:11:38
inevitable. And that is what Israel.
1:11:39
Wants. Two, if we hit their missile
1:11:41
platforms, if we hit their internal security, it makes them
1:11:44
more prone. The cancer can grow.
1:11:45
The cancer can spread. More subversion, more
1:11:47
infiltration, more destabilization.
1:11:49
Without the missiles, they're less able to defend themselves.
1:11:52
This is about creating a tempo. It's about creating a rhythm.
1:11:55
Like I said, Israel has been doing industrial sabotage,
1:11:57
cyberattacks. Then in 2024, they provoked Iran
1:12:00
twice. They're blowing up Iranian
1:12:01
Revolutionary Guard commanders in Syria, and then they
1:12:04
assassinated the leader of Hamas in Tehran on their inauguration
1:12:06
day. Then they launched A preemptive
1:12:08
strike. Now we want to do a democracy
1:12:09
promotion strike and maybe hit some of their missiles, too.
1:12:12
It's about this orchestrated escalation, which will lead
1:12:15
inevitably to a decisive confrontation.
1:12:17
What does that mean? It means a straight up.
1:12:18
War. Because how are you going to
1:12:20
decapitate the Iranian regime? It's not like Venezuela where
1:12:22
you kidnap one guy. You can't just shoot their
1:12:24
missiles from the air. This is a hardened, fortified
1:12:27
regime. They're underground.
1:12:28
They build their missiles underground, in underground
1:12:30
cities. And they're not these little
1:12:31
tunnels like Hamas digs. They're actually like cities.
1:12:33
These are fortresses underground and they're dug in.
1:12:36
You want to kidnap the Ayatollah?
1:12:37
We don't even know where he is. Maduro, they, they clocked him.
1:12:40
They knew the Ayatollah, they couldn't find him last year.
1:12:42
So this is not Venezuela, this is not Assad.
1:12:44
This is not Gaddafi. This is a serious country with a
1:12:46
serious capability in military. And if you want to overthrow
1:12:49
this government, it's going to involve armed resistance,
1:12:51
probably from the Kurds, from Balochistan, from ISIS, from
1:12:54
maybe some kind of liberal opposition supplemented by US
1:12:57
airpower. But even that won't be enough.
1:12:59
I really truly believe that in the end it is going to demand
1:13:01
some kind of US ground force. And I know that sounds crazy and
1:13:05
it sounds unlikely, but you will not achieve A regime change
1:13:08
without actually putting the boots on the ground.
1:13:10
You cannot defeat an army by just dropping some bombs if you
1:13:12
can't. It's a crazy prediction by Nick.
1:13:15
I think he actually might be right about that one as well.
1:13:17
I mean, it is just incredible how well he can monologue this
1:13:20
entire thing. But that's a big prediction, and
1:13:23
I actually think he was probably right about that as well.
1:13:26
Can't do it against Hezbollah, you're not going to do it
1:13:28
against Iran. If you can't do it against
1:13:29
Assad, you can't do it against Iran.
1:13:31
And what I'm worried about again is that we are set in this, this
1:13:34
tit for tat reciprocal escalation for which there is no
1:13:37
off ramp and Israel is holding our hand, walking us down the
1:13:41
road towards an inevitable war. Now what happened this week is
1:13:44
that the protests got crushed and now it seems that if the
1:13:46
United States bombs Iran, couple of things are going to happen.
1:13:48
First of all, Iran is no longer completely vulnerable.
1:13:51
And if we hit Iran now, it might actually rally the pro regime
1:13:54
forces bombing Iran's government might actually have the opposite
1:13:58
of the intended effect. So that's one too.
1:14:00
And this is really important. If we bomb Iran, Iran will
1:14:03
retaliate against US bases, maybe against Israel, depending
1:14:06
on who hits them and where and when.
1:14:08
Iran is going to strike back against Israel, certainly
1:14:10
against US bases. And if they launch hundreds of
1:14:13
missiles, if it is a legitimate retaliation, you're going to
1:14:15
need an aircraft carrier. You're going to need destroyers
1:14:18
there to intercept and detect these missiles.
1:14:21
If you want to put on a competent, successful defense of
1:14:23
Israel or Al Udayed and Qatar or other US bases in the region,
1:14:27
you're going to want actually a real force package, which we do
1:14:29
not have. There's no carrier strike group
1:14:31
there. We don't have enough boats over
1:14:32
there. You want to go to war with Iran
1:14:34
or risk a war with Iran, you need some element of deterrence.
1:14:36
Then even in April 24, in July 24, when we were at risk of
1:14:39
intervening against Iran, Biden brought out the big guns to.
1:14:41
Deter to deter. A more forceful retaliation.
1:14:45
Without those military assets in the region, theoretically we're
1:14:47
pretty vulnerable. Israel's pretty vulnerable.
1:14:49
So do they attack Iran? Risk an escalation without the
1:14:52
necessary force package? You risk actually.
1:14:55
This reversal where you. Galvanized the pro regime forces
1:14:58
and so now Israel and all the Gulf countries are lobbying
1:15:01
Washington to hold back on a strike.
1:15:03
And this is from the Times of Israel that says, quote, Israeli
1:15:06
and Arab officials have suggested the Trump
1:15:07
administration hold off on striking Iran for now, believing
1:15:10
the Islamic Republic may not be sufficiently weak in order for
1:15:12
an American attack to topple it. The network says the Israeli and
1:15:15
Arab officials prefer the US wait to strike Iran until the
1:15:17
Iranian regime is further stretched.
1:15:19
According to NBC, Israeli officials told their American
1:15:21
interlocutors that they strongly support regime change and US
1:15:23
efforts to bring it about. But.
1:15:25
Are worried that foreign military action may not be
1:15:27
enough. They also reportedly suggested
1:15:29
the US act and other ways to destabilize the regime and
1:15:31
support the protesters who could do more to undermine the Islamic
1:15:34
Republic until strikes could have a decisive role.
1:15:36
Among the actions that NBC says Israel proposed are assisting
1:15:38
Iranians get around the communication shut down,
1:15:40
toughening economic sanctions, engaging in a cyber attack, or
1:15:43
launching targeted strikes against specific senior leaders
1:15:45
in Iran that could spur the regime's demise.
1:15:48
So now Israel and the Arabs don't even want us to intervene.
1:15:50
Notably, however, the United Arab Emirates seems to be
1:15:52
ambivalent. They seem to want us to do it,
1:15:55
but every other country is telling us hurt their economy
1:15:57
more, ratchet up the pressure on sanctions, secondary sanctions,
1:16:00
the 25% tariff against Iran's trading partners.
1:16:03
They're saying conduct cyberattacks, assassinate key
1:16:05
figures, make it ripe for regime change and then go in in March.
1:16:09
And here's the timeline. Israel and Trump are very
1:16:11
conscious of the fact that this is a midterm election year.
1:16:14
You don't want to roll the dice right before the election.
1:16:16
You don't want to give the Democrats A layup and say that
1:16:18
Trump is bringing us to war in Iran.
1:16:19
You don't want to take the chance.
1:16:21
So both Israel and the United States know that whatever we're
1:16:23
going to do, if we're going to do anything that needs to happen
1:16:26
probably before the summer. So I think the timeline for AUS
1:16:29
strike on Iran is probably the spring like March.
1:16:31
I think they're going to ratchet up.
1:16:33
Well, I, I said it would happen in the next I I honestly still
1:16:36
think it could happen in the next couple days.
1:16:38
We'll see who's right. Is it me or him?
1:16:40
Nick seems to have a lot more knowledge on this subject than
1:16:43
myself and most other people. So maybe he's right, but I don't
1:16:48
know. I look at the Pentagon pizza
1:16:49
index, I look at the different things that the media is saying,
1:16:55
similar to what he's saying. All the stuff we're seeing on
1:16:58
social media being flooded about the atrocities in Iran right
1:17:01
now. I, I think it's going to happen
1:17:05
honestly within the next 4872 hours.
1:17:08
Nick seems to think it's going to be a few months.
1:17:10
So I guess we'll see it, we'll know by the end of the week
1:17:12
who's correct on this one. But again, you just got to give
1:17:17
it to him. His ability to seamlessly
1:17:19
monologue, it's incredible. Up economic pressure.
1:17:22
There's going to be some some kind of action will take place
1:17:24
this week. I think something's going to
1:17:25
happen. I don't know if it'll be a
1:17:27
missile strike, but it'll be something.
1:17:29
And those, those other means, those non kinetic means cyber,
1:17:32
economic, psychological, whatever, they'll get it ready.
1:17:35
And then in February or March, when we put a couple of carrier
1:17:37
strike groups in the region, that's when you're going to get
1:17:40
another provocation. Whether it's an and that's also
1:17:43
the thing he said as well where he talks about the midterms
1:17:46
getting like Iran knows that they can very well look into
1:17:51
United States politics, see when our midterm elections are, see
1:17:54
what people are saying about Trump online, you know,
1:17:57
Democrats versus Republicans, etcetera.
1:17:58
And it gives them leverage because if they, they have the
1:18:02
ability to push us into a conflict as well, if we continue
1:18:06
or start to, you know, do strikes on their homeland.
1:18:11
And giving them that leverage only really hurts Trump.
1:18:14
So they, they have to be very smart about this.
1:18:17
And I honestly think they should just stay away from the entire
1:18:20
thing. Kind of like Nick said, it's
1:18:21
like they have missiles and that's not our fucking problem.
1:18:24
It's not like it affects us. It affects Israel.
1:18:28
That's Israel's fucking problem to deal with.
1:18:30
And for some reason, Big Brother USA has to continuously back up
1:18:34
Israel for no fucking reason. Uprising Israel fears A
1:18:37
preemptive attack. You're going to get all that
1:18:39
propaganda. And rest assured, we're going
1:18:40
back in. And we're going back in because
1:18:42
the the tension has not been resolved.
1:18:45
Iran was building the nukes. We bombed the nukes.
1:18:47
OK, well, now they're rebuilding their missiles.
1:18:48
So we got to bomb the missiles. OK, well, they're going to
1:18:50
rebuild them after that. Once you neuter the regime, what
1:18:52
do you do? You, you topple it.
1:18:54
And what's really interesting is watching JD Vance squirm.
1:18:57
You know, the vice president is dying to become president.
1:19:00
JD Vance more than anything. And so does everybody else and
1:19:03
the GOP matrix, they want Vance to be the president.
1:19:06
And Vance knows this stuff is going to absolutely destroy his
1:19:10
chances in 28. If we put boots on the ground in
1:19:12
Iran, he is fucked. And So what has been absolutely
1:19:15
delicious to witness is JD Vance distancing himself from this all
1:19:18
the time. You know, I saw this story in
1:19:19
the Washington Post JD Vance says that he's very concerned.
1:19:22
He doesn't want boots on the ground.
1:19:23
He's lobbying against intervention.
1:19:25
And his people are slipping those stories.
1:19:27
His people are planting those stories and they did it last
1:19:30
year too. They want everybody to know JD
1:19:32
doesn't want to war. JD lobby Trump not to go to war
1:19:34
because he knows where this is headed.
1:19:36
He knows the road we're going down.
1:19:38
He knows it leads to a war. Then he knows he is going to
1:19:40
absolutely own it in 28. He is going to have to own it
1:19:43
and there's nowhere you can run. He's going to try to blame it on
1:19:45
Rubio come 2728. He's going to say, well, that
1:19:48
was Marco's profile or or that was Marco's portfolio.
1:19:51
Vance is going to say I was handling all that other stuff
1:19:53
like Charlie Kirk's funeral and mass deportations and cracking
1:19:55
down on Antifa. That's Marco's portfolio.
1:19:57
He managed the Venezuelan regime change and the war in Iran and
1:20:00
you know, all the other stuff. And you, you can bet 100% that
1:20:04
is the play 'cause I see this every day this week.
1:20:07
It's a new thing. Vance says Vance is against it.
1:20:09
Vance is. Nevertheless, he persisted.
1:20:11
He doesn't want a war with Iran. Yeah, 'cause he knows it's his
1:20:13
fat ass in 28 if we get one. So.
1:20:17
You know, he should be more concerned with just stopping a
1:20:19
war with Iran than convincing everybody that he tried to you.
1:20:21
Know. But we'll see.
1:20:24
So that's my prediction on Iran. That's my outlook.
1:20:26
I think that something is going to happen this week.
1:20:28
I don't think it will be a missile strike, but I think we
1:20:30
are going to increase the posture over there and we're
1:20:33
going to get something in the next couple months.
1:20:34
They got to get it out of the way before the midterms.
1:20:36
Israel's been asking for it and they're going to get it.
1:20:38
Israel, guess what they asked for?
1:20:39
And obviously I oppose this. I am not in favor of regime
1:20:41
change in Iran. Everybody calls me a neo con.
1:20:43
Let me put this very simply for you.
1:20:45
If it's an intervention in the hemisphere that our country is
1:20:48
in, I'm probably in favor of it. If it's in it, If it's an
1:20:50
intervention on the half of the world that our country is not
1:20:53
in, I'm probably against. It.
1:20:55
People say that's a flip flop. People say that's a
1:20:57
contradiction. People say this is, you know, I
1:21:00
say some good things, some bad things.
1:21:01
It's really very simple. If the intervention is happening
1:21:04
between the Pacific and Atlantic Ocean in the Americas, I
1:21:07
probably think it's a good idea. Greenland, Panama, Cuba,
1:21:09
Venezuela, sure. If it's an intervention on the
1:21:11
side of the planet that we don't live in, then we're separated
1:21:14
from by an ocean on either side that has nothing to do with us,
1:21:15
probably against it. War in Iran, war in Ukraine, war
1:21:18
in Congo, probably against it. But people are saying that's a
1:21:22
flip flop. One day he says he's in favor of
1:21:24
Venezuela, the next he says he's against Iran.
1:21:25
Yeah, called Monroe Doctrine, hemispheric defense.
1:21:28
But we've always been in favor of Iran is all the way over
1:21:31
there. Doesn't really pose a threat to
1:21:32
us. Venezuela, Cuba, they're right
1:21:33
here. You could throw a rock and hit
1:21:34
Cuba and they're getting their oil from Venezuela like it's
1:21:37
right here. That's America first anyway.
1:21:40
So it goes without saying I'm. I'm against this whole thing.
1:21:41
I think that the country that needs to be restrained is
1:21:44
Israel. Israel is pushing this, the
1:21:45
subversion, the destabilization, the March towards war.
1:21:48
This is what Israel wants. This is in their best interest.
1:21:50
It really doesn't matter for us. And look, Iran is pursuing A
1:21:53
rapprochement with Saudi Arabia, with Egypt, with all these other
1:21:56
countries. We could work with Iran just
1:21:58
like we worked with Saudi Arabia.
1:21:59
People say it's an Islamist country that kills women and
1:22:01
gays. It's like, dude, we are allies
1:22:03
with Saudi Arabia for 100 years. You think it's impossible to be
1:22:06
allied with a theocracy? Of course we could have a
1:22:09
working relationship with Iran. Of course we could.
1:22:11
It just has to be built up over time with mutual assurances.
1:22:15
Trust. The country that is undermining
1:22:17
that relationship is Israel, because they want us to do their
1:22:20
bidding. They want to sabotage that, and
1:22:22
they want to take that off of the table so that our only
1:22:24
option is a decisive military confrontation, which happens to
1:22:27
be the only way Israel is going to get rid of Iran.
1:22:30
So I don't want Iran to have a nuclear bomb, but I also don't
1:22:33
support regime change. I like the nuclear deal.
1:22:36
Let him have a nuclear deal build.
1:22:37
You can build a balancing architecture between them and
1:22:40
Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia could get a nuclear
1:22:43
program. Iran has a nuclear program.
1:22:45
Just have some kind of trigger mechanism.
1:22:47
If Iran reaches a certain point, then the Saudis and the Emiratis
1:22:50
activate theirs. Like, wouldn't that be better
1:22:51
than another ground war in the Middle East?
1:22:53
It's crazy, but it is this country that has been trying to
1:22:57
prevent that from happening. They need to be restrained and
1:22:59
if we could hold them back then we could do what we want with
1:23:01
Iran. So.
1:23:02
Anyway, that's that, but I do want to move on.
1:23:04
We're going to take a look at our super chats.
1:23:05
We'll see what you guys have to say.
1:23:06
Are we having some technical difficulties or something?
1:23:09
I could have swore I saw some drop frames.
1:23:12
Let's see if he says anything else.
1:23:13
Keeps freezing. What?
1:23:14
What the fuck is up with Rumble man?
1:23:16
So ghetto. We were dealing with this in
1:23:18
December. I go live every night and the
1:23:20
stream's freezing up. The stream's freezing.
1:23:22
Drop drop frames is glit. What is that?
1:23:24
That's crazy. I don't even know people are
1:23:26
saying yes. I had no idea.
1:23:27
I glanced over. I'm like the viewership's not
1:23:29
super high tonight. And then I.
1:23:31
I see. I have my phone in my pocket,
1:23:32
usually. I have it here.
1:23:34
My guy's texting me. Oh yeah, the stream's like
1:23:36
freezing. OK, so no contract and the
1:23:38
fucking shit doesn't work. That's crazy.
1:23:40
No, that's crazy, though. How about that, huh?
1:23:43
Chris Pavlovsky. Nick Shirley.
1:23:46
We would love to give you a deal to come on Rumble.
1:23:48
Hey. Oh, what about me?
1:23:49
We forgot about the other Nick. Did you forget about the other
1:23:51
Nick that's actually pulling millions of viewers to your
1:23:53
fucking platform? Hello.
1:23:56
Nick Shirley and I, I like Nick Shirley.
1:23:57
I talked to him. He seems like a good guy, but
1:24:00
it's crazy. I'm on this generational run.
1:24:02
Million views. Million views.
1:24:03
I'm bringing millions of viewers to your platform.
1:24:06
Nick Wentz is who? I don't know who that is.
1:24:07
Never heard of him. Nick Shirley, please, can we
1:24:09
suck your Dick? We will give you a contract we
1:24:11
would love to pay you to make. Oh, hey, what about me?
1:24:13
I'm the one. Bringing millions of viewers
1:24:15
here already for fucking free. What is that?
1:24:18
I am treated. You guys don't even realize I am
1:24:21
treated like I am black. I am like a black man during Jim
1:24:25
Crow. Not even a joke.
1:24:27
And I know a lot of you guys think that because I got really
1:24:29
popular this year or last year that that's all over now.
1:24:32
It's so isn't. It really isn't.
1:24:34
Case in point. It's like I'm your number one
1:24:36
streamer by. Far.
1:24:37
No phone call, no text, no contract, no no pay.
1:24:41
It's unheard of. It's insane.
1:24:43
Could you imagine if you were like the number one customer of
1:24:45
any company and they didn't give you a fucking note?
1:24:48
You, you're like a Marriott Bonvoy member and they give you
1:24:51
a fucking bar of chocolate when you check into a hotel.
1:24:53
I'm your number one live streamer maybe by far #1 #2
1:24:56
whatever. Nothing.
1:24:58
What? And it's 'cause I'm Nick Lentes
1:25:00
and I'm like black, you know, separate but equal.
1:25:03
And it's like even people that I know, even people that I know,
1:25:05
treat me like they don't know me.
1:25:06
Sometimes they act like they don't know me.
1:25:08
And I'm not going to get too specific, but even close friends
1:25:11
of mine act like they don't know me because I'm me.
1:25:14
So I'm still a *** OK, I was a *** last year.
1:25:17
I'm still a *** 2026, still a *** you know, New year, new me.
1:25:22
Am IA, man. Nope, still a *** Nope.
1:25:24
Am IA citizen now it's crazy. So anyway, that's just insane.
1:25:30
The Nick Shirley thing. I was like, wow, that like you
1:25:32
literally hate me. Nick Shirley, please, we'll pay
1:25:35
you money to stream on our platform.
1:25:37
Whoa, did you forget about the Nick that's on your platform?
1:25:39
Hello, insane, actually insane. And then is broke and then it
1:25:43
doesn't even work. It's like, OK, first time, first
1:25:47
time having a live stream award crashing out a little.
1:25:50
Oh, whoops. I.
1:25:50
Don't have my headphones. All right, we're going to take a
1:25:52
look at the Super chats. I'm going to stop complaining,
1:25:54
stop my belly aching. If he's going, once he starts
1:25:57
the Super chats, we'll make the comments.
1:25:59
Give me a hard time. Oh, you're you got McDonald's
1:26:01
Wi-Fi. It's not me.
1:26:02
It's rumble. I don't.
1:26:03
I don't even know what's happening last night.
1:26:04
It's happening again tonight. We got to have a little talking
1:26:06
to like what do we got to do to make this damn ass website work?
1:26:11
All right. That's been the reaction stream
1:26:13
to that. I mean, Nick is, he's able to do
1:26:16
this at a rate that nobody else is able to.
1:26:18
Nobody else has that knowledge. Nobody else has the ability to
1:26:23
monologue seamlessly for hours on end about these subjects.
1:26:27
No one else is able to make these predictions consistently
1:26:30
and have them always come true. Nick is the the crystal ball you
1:26:35
shake and it gives you the fucking answers.
1:26:37
It's pretty incredible to see and we differ in a couple
1:26:43
opinions that I said they're like I said, I personally think
1:26:46
there will be a strike within the next few days.
1:26:48
I know he said there will be some action in the next few
1:26:50
days. I actually think there might be
1:26:51
a strike, but it's a chance I'm wrong on that.
1:26:53
If I'm wrong, I'll leave my words on that.
1:26:55
No problem there. And then the the comments in the
1:26:57
beginning as well when it came to the Jeffrey Epstein thing,
1:27:02
again, obviously I've expressed my opinion about it and how I
1:27:06
totally condemn it. And I think it's like I said, I
1:27:09
think they should raise the age. I really, but I understand his
1:27:16
opinion because I've made that same point before where it's
1:27:19
like we do have countries all over the world that have these
1:27:22
lower ages. And some even like, I mean, Iraq
1:27:25
is like, what is it 9 there? And that's way too fucking low.
1:27:29
I mean, we should literally wipe that fucking country off the
1:27:32
face of the earth for that alone.
1:27:34
But when you have so many countries that have decided on
1:27:38
like 1516, and I don't think the USA should do that.
1:27:42
It does bring up an interesting point when it comes to Epstein.
1:27:45
But at the same time, to my knowledge and from what I saw in
1:27:48
the Epstein files, it looks like there was kids way younger than
1:27:50
that there. So I do think that part's still
1:27:52
a problem. But the bigger problem and kind
1:27:54
of what he talked about is the fact that it was a blackmail
1:27:57
operation infringing into the United States politics.
1:28:02
So I think that's, you know, one of the bigger points he was
1:28:05
trying to make. But with that, we're going to go
1:28:07
over to our comments. Let's see what you guys have to
1:28:09
say. Let me get those pulled up.
1:28:12
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Let's see. Here we go, first comment.
1:28:38
Prostitution isn't our pay. He's saying prostitution isn't
1:28:43
rape. Yeah, I think we know that.
1:28:46
Did I say it was prostitution? Should be cracked down on more.
1:28:52
But did I? Did I say it was right?
1:28:53
What are you fucking talking about?
1:28:55
The host of the show talks about mogging people when he looks
1:28:58
like he Malcolm from Malcolm in the Middle 20 years later.
1:29:01
Dude I mog the fuck out of people and I definitely mog you
1:29:04
with a bitch ass name like that. Being gay is wrong.
1:29:06
No one can provide why it's good.
1:29:09
Yeah, the only argument people say for why it's good is like,
1:29:12
it makes me happy. It's who I am.
1:29:14
It's like, OK, relax. I saw too many people in my
1:29:18
school defending of girls SP guys.
1:29:19
I was like, well, I didn't know most guys are cocks.
1:29:23
Oh, you said OF instead only fans are read as of Yeah, there.
1:29:27
There are way too many guys who act like cocks about only fans
1:29:30
and way too many whores who are on it.
1:29:32
You can buy nudes for 2 bucks but to buy anything literally
1:29:35
anything from the store for food, necessities ECTWB 200%
1:29:39
more except maybe a candy bar and that's the America W live in
1:29:43
today. Yeah, it's sad.
1:29:46
America was built by white men. White men hold 97% of all
1:29:50
inventions throughout history. Mixing races is a crime against
1:29:53
humanity when a white person is involved.
1:29:57
It was actually built by both white people and African slaves.
1:30:00
African slaves participated in the construction of many
1:30:03
historical buildings, such as the White House.
1:30:07
Oh, they built one building? That's cute.
1:30:08
Tell that to the Italians who built fucking New York City.
1:30:11
Shut the fuck up. No, America wasn't built by
1:30:13
slaves like they worked fucking farms.
1:30:15
Relax. America was built by white guys
1:30:18
but to say they are native to here is historically inaccurate.
1:30:21
Also I wouldn't exist if it weren't for mixing.
1:30:23
The Spanish caste system was to put breed the non white DNA
1:30:27
rather than just not mix at all. OK, great.
1:30:31
Absolutely monstrous stick energy out of fish pack.
1:30:34
Yeah, it's a great law, the syntax.
1:30:37
I agree with fish pack, do away with onliffens, make Hooters
1:30:40
great again. The Hooters girl should get
1:30:44
taxed too. Well actually your facts are a
1:30:48
little wrong on the rabbi owning porn 1 He ain't no rabbi.
1:30:51
He is a modern Orthodox Jew, which I'm assuming you know the
1:30:54
ultimate is the Orthodox Jew too.
1:30:55
He is on the board of a company which buys companies.
1:30:58
The six members of the board and they voted to buy it or not.
1:31:01
And he was one of two which said no and the other four said yes.
1:31:04
So actually can't really fully blame him.
1:31:06
It's hard for him to leave the company even though I would.
1:31:09
I don't judge. I leave that to God.
1:31:12
Watch the clip of him talking about it on Patrick Bet David.
1:31:15
Maybe you'll change your mind there.
1:31:16
Fidel. Curious what you think about
1:31:18
that clip. Check it out.
1:31:20
Not even trying to be a Dick. Your people created this trashy
1:31:23
shit because they hate white people.
1:31:25
They also promoted gangster rap music that has consumed black
1:31:28
youth for the last 40 years. Oh yeah, they also killed 30 +
1:31:32
1,000,000 Christians from 1917 to 1948 during the Bolshevik
1:31:37
revolution. 90% of the Bolsheviks were your people.
1:31:40
What you got to say about that? Your numbers are a little wrong.
1:31:44
30 million slow actually. Like I'm not even trying to be a
1:31:47
Dick too. It's like 30 million slow is
1:31:48
more like 50-60 million Christians.
1:31:51
Access to white countries is not a human right.
1:31:54
I can agree. Anti-Semitism is a brain rot
1:31:59
that stops your ability to think independently and you start to
1:32:02
blame everything on a very small group of people for your
1:32:05
problems. Charlie Kirk.
1:32:07
Charlie Kirk was paid by Israel, so quoting him on a quote about
1:32:10
anti-Semitism kind of means nothing.
1:32:12
Anti-Semitism is the appropriate response to their behavior.
1:32:16
That's crazy. No one is saying Fiddle is
1:32:21
accountable for the actions of his people, just stating facts
1:32:24
that's all. They don't teach us about all
1:32:26
the Christians that were killed in gulags and starved to death
1:32:29
during the Bolshevik Revolution in school.
1:32:32
Yep, and speakers. Robert Maxwell wrote our
1:32:34
textbooks. I'm sure they do in some
1:32:36
countries. If you live in USA, they
1:32:39
probably wouldn't teach that because it's not really relevant
1:32:42
to our history. You're a fucking idiot.
1:32:48
The Holocaust? Super relevant to our history.
1:32:50
Bolshevik revolution? Not relevant at all.
1:32:53
Like what? Fuck off.
1:32:57
And also Bolsheviks were going after Christians solely.
1:33:00
They were going after all religions as they were atheist.
1:33:04
Yeah, they killed about 50-60 million Christians though.
1:33:07
And also only 5% of Bolsheviks were Jewish, nowhere near 90%.
1:33:12
Not true actually. Go read some books instead of
1:33:15
just using ChatGPT. They should be teaching all of
1:33:17
this stuff in history in school worldwide, including World War
1:33:21
One, World War 2, Bolshevik Revolution, and Great
1:33:24
Depression. Yeah, they teach all those
1:33:27
things besides the Bolshevik Revolution, which was a part of
1:33:30
World War One. I remember January 6th.
1:33:34
OK, did anyone say you fucking didn't?
1:33:38
No2 smart people have ever agreed on absolutely everything.
1:33:41
People need to stop treating every disagreement between
1:33:44
public figures as a severe point of division.
1:33:48
I don't really know you're referencing there, but yeah, I
1:33:51
mean, I agree. It's literally impossible for
1:33:55
two people to agree with each other on everything and also
1:33:57
impossible with two people disagree with each other on
1:34:00
everything, so it's absurd for someone to go.
1:34:03
You said this, but Einstein said this.
1:34:05
You're stupid. Yeah, what are you guys fucking
1:34:08
talking about? I actually agree with him, sort
1:34:14
of. Agree with who that's that's
1:34:17
super fucking vague. Pick a side brother.
1:34:22
We should just make it illegal. Watching porn is cheating and
1:34:25
only fans is prostitution. It's pretty simple if you ask
1:34:28
me. Yeah, I mean, I actually do
1:34:34
think I'm in favor of punishing cheating with a criminal offense
1:34:41
if there's kids involved. Like if you have children with a
1:34:44
woman and either of you cheats, I actually do think that should
1:34:46
be criminally punished. I mean that I agree with the
1:34:49
concept of banning porn, however I feel like we need to focus on
1:34:56
other issues that are currently more important.
1:34:59
Yeah, I think they can knock that one out, but they choose
1:35:01
not to because of who runs it. Like getting non 1790
1:35:05
Naturalization Act invaders out of our country.
1:35:09
How about we just get almost all the immigrants out of the
1:35:11
country? Taxes should be at 100% for that
1:35:14
BC that's ABS way to make money. Yeah.
1:35:18
I mean at at least 90%, right? You should ACC have skill if you
1:35:23
want to make money. Most retards who make money have
1:35:27
little no skills but I agree. How do the Green Bay Packers
1:35:34
manage to choke A2013 lead to the Bears?
1:35:37
Almost like the Falcons did with the Patriots.
1:35:40
I'm genuinely going to get a heart attack from watching Bears
1:35:43
games. Yeah, they'll win.
1:35:45
I mean, it's only fitting that the Bears win because we have a
1:35:48
Chicago American Pope now. So it's the Bears time this
1:35:51
year. Next game I'm only going to
1:35:53
start watching when it's the fourth quarter since the Bears
1:35:56
seem to think you're only allowed to score touchdowns in
1:35:59
the fourth quarter and it's illegal in any other quarter.
1:36:02
Also, in the Orthodox community, almost every person has a filter
1:36:06
on their phone because it is against religious law to watch
1:36:09
porn. No, you're right, it's against
1:36:12
their laws to watch porn, but at the same time they'll still put
1:36:14
their mouth on a baby's little penis and suck the blood out
1:36:20
during a circumcision. Crazy, right?
1:36:22
I just checked the Kaushi markets.
1:36:24
It says Byron Donald's has an 80% chance of winning the next
1:36:27
governor race in Florida and James Fishback has a 14% chance.
1:36:32
Yeah, he just announced his candidacy just a few weeks ago.
1:36:34
He had a 1% chance. And again, you just, you just
1:36:37
saw what happened in New York with Mom.
1:36:39
Donnie, if Momdonnie can win, fucking anyone can win.
1:36:44
I Fidel, you're a rich guy. Let's make this bet.
1:36:47
I'm not rich. You're rich.
1:36:49
Let's bet $100 that fishback wins.
1:36:52
You give me. If you want to give me the
1:36:54
fucking odds you just laid out, give me half those odds and I'll
1:36:59
still fucking take the bet. The Bears also have the
1:37:02
advantage on Sunday as the weather in Chicago will be about
1:37:05
10°. But on the other hand, Stafford
1:37:07
and Devante Adams were both part of the NFC North for a
1:37:10
substantial amount of time, so they might be used to it.
1:37:14
IDK All I know is the game doesn't start till the fourth
1:37:17
quarter. I actually think that game's
1:37:20
going to be pretty busy throughout.
1:37:24
And yeah, I mean, like, are you really like, oh, it's, it's
1:37:27
going to be 10°. They they might shrug.
1:37:30
No, they fucking won't. The other point you made is
1:37:32
correct, Stafford. It's not going to fucking matter
1:37:35
to him. What?
1:37:35
What fucking temperature it is out.
1:37:37
After that loss in Green Bay, the Bears remained resilient and
1:37:41
delivered two fuck yous right back to Green Bay.
1:37:45
Yeah, I mean, it was a good game.
1:37:46
Let's go. Like, I'm an Eagles fan, but I'm
1:37:49
rooting for the Bears for the rest of the season now that the
1:37:52
fucking Eagles are out. All right, that was all the
1:37:54
comments we had on Spotify. We kind of zipped through those.
1:37:57
Let's see if we don't know if I got any on YouTube, let me see.
1:38:02
It says I got one. Let's see what it was.
1:38:11
Did you say that you were going to start producing merch?
1:38:14
If so, would you be able to ship to the UK?
1:38:16
Also, do you think you would ever run for a political
1:38:19
position? I think you're a tremendous
1:38:21
speaker. Yeah, so I'm pretty sure USPS
1:38:28
ships to the UK. So wherever USPS ships do,
1:38:31
you'll be able to fucking get it when I drop the merch.
1:38:34
And yeah, I mean, that's the reason I started this is I
1:38:37
wanted to run for house and then I realized I need $1,000,000 to
1:38:39
fucking do it. So if you got $1,000,000, I will
1:38:41
gladly run for political office. But you know I don't.
1:38:47
I'm not going in debt. A fucking million to do to run a
1:38:51
campaign. If anyone wants to give me
1:38:52
$1,000,000, feel free. I'm here.
1:38:55
I'm here. I'll take it.
1:38:56
Just send it to my Bitcoin address, send it to me through
1:39:00
super chat. I don't fucking know if you got
1:39:02
$1,000,000 for me, I'll gladly run for public office.
1:39:06
But glad you glad you like the show, glad you enjoy it.
1:39:09
Thank you. I've just been annoyed today
1:39:16
because I I haven't fucking had any service.
1:39:18
I had a whole kind of idea for what I wanted to do on the show
1:39:21
planned and then I couldn't really do any of the research
1:39:24
for it today because of the fucking Internet outage.
1:39:27
Didn't have service on my phone all day, didn't get home till
1:39:29
late so I wasn't able to do the show till later.
1:39:33
Wasn't able to do as much prep as I would have liked.
1:39:36
So hopefully Verizon gets their shit together by tomorrow and
1:39:39
we'll get everything fixed and we'll have a normal show
1:39:41
tomorrow. But possibly the debates
1:39:43
tomorrow, I don't know. Let me, let's check my e-mail
1:39:46
right now. Let's see if this bitch
1:39:47
responded. Let's do a live on the show.
1:39:49
Fuck it, why not? Let's see.
1:40:00
Yeah, I'm. I'm not seeing anything so I'm
1:40:02
guessing she has not responded yet.
1:40:05
Maybe she's pussying out guys again, sweetheart, if you're
1:40:08
listening today, I'll be, I'll be sweet, I'll be loving.
1:40:10
I'll be tender but firm. I'll take it easy on you.
1:40:13
Don't worry. We're going to have some fun in
1:40:16
this debate. Me and you, sweetheart, we got
1:40:18
this. We're going to have some fun.
1:40:19
We'll make sure it's it's nice and gentle for you.
1:40:23
Now I'll have fun with it no matter what.
1:40:25
I'm just going to have fun with the debate.
1:40:27
I enjoy debating. I enjoy talking about this
1:40:29
stuff. I enjoy debating more than
1:40:30
anything else. I love debating.
1:40:32
I love the idea of it, and I just love debating in general.
1:40:35
So with that, I'm going to sign off for the day.
1:40:38
Hopefully we either have the debate tomorrow or Thursday.
1:40:40
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1:40:56
With that, thank you guys. I'm going to sign off.
1:40:58
Hope you guys do have a blessed day, a blessed night.
1:41:00
Remember, fuck Verizon and I will see you guys tomorrow on
1:41:04
Thursday. Thank you.