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Trump’s Iran Fantasy, Hormuz Pressure, Cuba Diversion, Baltic Hostility, and ATC Hypocrisy on International Flavor · International Flavor: Where the Truth Tastes Better

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Hello, good morning.
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Welcome.
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This is Samuel Trapp.
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This is International Flavor.
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slash live and If you're the ever important,
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uh, J.R. Uh, some very odd things
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have been going on in here and I
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don't know if I don't believe I did
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anything but uh, Each song has been stopping
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And not just going straight on to the
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next one Perhaps i've touched something that's not
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there.
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I have to stop and click to get
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it going on so if you're aware of
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what causes that perhaps you'll um, Engineer me
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and figure out how that uh fixes going
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forward when I stop and uh, Go forward.
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I wonder because the last three songs fortunately
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I was here in the studio Uh, but
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I assume it was playing all night, but
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uh when I came in, uh here It
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was uh empty So just sorry to tell
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you that on the air here But that's
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uh, something was weird going on in there
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and the songs were not forwarding to the
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next one So just so you're aware of
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that anyway uh, I am sleepless in uh
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Lake ozark sleepless in uh, the lake ozark
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real estate of the art studio I think
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the last time I looked at my clock
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was like, uh, 4 35 in the morning
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And then I went to sleep.
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I woke up at 5 11.
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So 4 35 to 5 11.
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It's not very much sleep And the night
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before I didn't sleep very much saturday night.
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I slept like a freaking stone In uh,
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I don't know 10 hours some crazy thing.
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This is the nonsense of life that goes
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on I've uh been researching what to do
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about that kind of thing, but that's not
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what we care about here on International flavor
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we care about other things.
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Um, i'm headed off to kentucky Uh tomorrow
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so tomorrow I will do the uh program
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Uh in the morning for the greatest day
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in a radio and then in the afternoon
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i'm uh, got a couple of appointments, um
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In uh the old city of jefferson Going
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up to the old capitol building and uh,
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then i'm headed off to kentucky Feel like
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I ought to be trapping beaver or something
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out there.
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I don't know doing something exciting with my
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life in kentucky But it's going to be
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off to uh, some horse race or another
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i'm uh going with a group of people
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and i'm more of a tag Along than
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anything else um And I would uh I
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think we're gonna have a good time.
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There's a good group of people.
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I like traveling with them.
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It's very much fun So I shall keep
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you posted and I may even do a
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show.
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Uh, Get the show on the road.
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Maybe i'll find one of them to interview.
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Wouldn't that be funny?
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um, let's see, um I don't know.
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I'm i'm i'm actually tired of the iran
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talk The iran topic it is such crop
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a crock of shit, pardon my french with
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people, uh Torn apart by this and uh
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thinking one way or the other Um and
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attacking civilian infrastructure.
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We have the old trumpster saying he's gonna
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tear apart all of their power in um,
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iran still says iran is losing, um I
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don't think he is.
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He also says that they've they they've got
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a deal.
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We've worked out a deal But nobody says
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they have Nobody there's apparently been passing cryptic
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messages back and forth chairs, uh through pakistan
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and uh Some some pakistani guys, but they
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don't have anything going on in there.
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I don't know what in the world are
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we uh, Engaging in nobody knows it's um
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Uh, you know look at what iran's saying
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it's the exact opposite of what uh trump
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is saying trump says they've already settled on
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the u.s. Demands and uh We don't
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even know what the demands are He's got
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this 17 point plan soon to turn into
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a 22 point plan and mirror that what
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we got going on in um Allegedly going
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on in uh ukraine As uh somebody I
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know calls it the old uh ukrainian the
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ukraine the region of ukraine Um, you know,
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I got to thinking a little bit about
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those people.
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I ran into on saturday evening here at
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the lake Hanging out having a good time
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from a foreign country.
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Okay, and I told you about them, you
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know, they were um uh from lithuania and
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You know, it's it's uh unbelievable, you know,
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it's just like when I was in lithuania
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last year and I told you about that
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and you get into a a yandex or
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an uber or whatever and you get a
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you're gonna be getting a ride around in
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your in your uber and the guys Have
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you know, they'll have a ukrainian flag up
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in the inside of their their Cab or
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whatever and they won't speak to you in
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russian if you speak to in russian they
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treat you like shit And it's nuts.
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They don't speak english.
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They don't want to speak.
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Well, their english just sucks, you know, and
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you don't My russian well hell their russian
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is is far better than their english And
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uh, and they speak, you know, I don't
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speak Lithuanian I don't speak latvian in any
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of those baltic republics and and and uh,
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I I am so offended by what I
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mean look what europe has done to itself
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in all seriousness.
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Um, the the rest of the world starting
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with ukraine is supposed to I don't know
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hate so you you cannot They they've they've
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backed themselves into this corner, okay where you
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cannot even speak to a russian and so
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the point where ukraine was Literally killing ethnic
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russians in the donbass from 2014 to 2022
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To I mean, it's a fact and it's
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a well-established fact.
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They you know, there was a referendum Referendum
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didn't go the way of ukraine russia supported
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the people who wanted to be separatists there
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were two different efforts through the Minsk agreements
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to minsk accords to uh, allow them to
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self-rule similar to what moldova did in
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transnistria and uh to have a russian region
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of a former soviet republic and allow those
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russians, which are huge amounts of ethnic russians
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far greater percentage at least in the donbass
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than you had ukrainians to allow them to
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either Rule themselves russia wasn't trying to take
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over has never been trying to take over
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the Areas of crimea zaporozhna cherson Lugansk donetsk
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That's transnistria even odessa even on odessa is
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the same thing that is ethnically russian for
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centuries Not ethnically ukrainian regardless of the fact
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that for the last at least especially the
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last 15 years with all the ngos have
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been Destroying anything russian history wise for the
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next generation and destroying anything russian speaking wise
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so that you don't you know turning it
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into the Og we've been fighting for our
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independence forever.
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Well with the nazis.
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Sure you know you were and the the
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Horror story of what they have done to
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those countries That have such a very rich
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history at least in the last 100 years
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and even more rich before that You know
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the pole lithuania and and and the the
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breast area of going into belarus And going
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in, you know poland belarus lithuania that those
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are all of those places Overrun back and
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forth and in in here and there hundreds
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of years Kind of uh of that type
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of overrunning each other history And so to
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go to a country That has a rich
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background like lithuania And it's a beautiful country,
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you know, except for the people At least
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the ones I ran into they were all
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dicks and you go up.
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It's like yeah, i'm speaking even russian, you
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know, it's like You Okay, so why don't
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we sign like, you know, I don't know
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why don't we mime something I'll mime a
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coffee so you can order something too because
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you don't speak english.
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I don't speak lithuanian We both speak russian,
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but we're not allowed to say it.
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You know, we're not allowed to talk in
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it.
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It's just freaking nuts And this is this
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is what I ran into here in lake
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ozark on saturday And it was a group
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of five or six of these yahoos coming
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over.
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I was like russian.
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It's like all right Well, you don't speak
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english Your english sucks So heck I thought
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I was going to be doing you a
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favor coming over and speaking some uh, some
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Russian to you, but oh no Oh, geez,
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what if i'm what if what if people
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think that i'm connected with those those horrific?
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Russians their culture.
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Oh my god.
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They have the culture of killers I'm, what
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a bunch of nuts And anyway, this is
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this is what we're into and it's the
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same thing That we've created with iran.
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This is what we're doing.
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This is how it's done Okay, and and
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especially You know you think for for some
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reason donald trump and company think that just
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because We're the united states we get to
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go over and say Take over your government
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We're coming.
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We'll help you.
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They don't want us to Okay, there may
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be a small amount, you know, just like
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the lunatics in ukraine There may be a
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small amount of those, you know, and and
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even less in iran than there are in
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ukraine but you know the the the deciding
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who you're gonna hate Is is not going
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the way That we had it planned.
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Is it?
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Yeah, you know, here's here's trump saying we
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won.
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It's over.
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We won.
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You got hegseth and kane and these You
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know nuts getting up there and saying oh,
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yeah We've already won I don't understand Why
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the strait of hormuz isn't open?
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I don't get it.
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We've already won Why the hell if we've
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already won why the hell you keep having
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to escalate if we've already won why in
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the hell is oil uh and and uh
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natural gas and uh lithium and you know
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Helium bunch of other stuff that come through
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that port.
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Why is it only being allowed to flow
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through to?
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india to pakistan to china, you know to
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come out through that way how come the
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straits of hormuz is still uh How how
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come it's still closed If you look at
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what iran is saying they're saying the exact
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opposite of what trump is saying You know
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trump yesterday morning.
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Here's what trump did he said?
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Uh, everything is fine war in iran.
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It's almost over iran agreed to a deal
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and they're settling You know which they're they're
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figuring out which demands we're going to do
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and by the way I own all the
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oil just like I did in venezuela.
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It's mine Meanwhile iran saying the exact opposite
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They said no talks have even happened and
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they certainly haven't agreed upon a deal and
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they're calling out the fact that the u
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.s is You know Well, they want to
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negotiate but at the same time they attack
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you while you're negotiating.
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That's history in the last year They attack
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you while you're negotiating and meanwhile, they send
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over thousands of troops and a number of
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Navy vessels and other things that are going
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on.
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So trump goes to social media Puts up
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another one, you know, um Says progress has
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been made But if for any reason the
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deal isn't reached which it will be And
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if the strait of hormuz is not immediately
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open for business We'll conclude our stay in
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iran by blowing up and obliterating all Their
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electric generating plants oil wells and carg island
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and possibly desalinization Pants plants which we purposefully
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have not yet touched Okay That's that's trump
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Saying that so we're going to destroy your
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ability to get water power all that other
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thing, right?
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um he Says the talks are ongoing, but
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he won't tell us who with Um, I
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don't know, you know, this is this is
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a strange mirror into what they were doing
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in uh, In venezuela too And on top
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of that, you know the the people in
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the government of iran, you know, they're not
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negotiating um, and instead they're retaliating um They
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act like, you know, he acts like well,
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geez, we just you know, kill the next
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level of government we'll have we'll have bb
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go in there and kill the next level
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of uh of uh people and then You
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know, they'll capitulate, you know, that's that we've
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been begging for that already for more than
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30 days.
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What do we had day 31?
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Today's the 31st with start on 28th.
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Maybe it's a date day 32, right?
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day 32 Um, they're fighting back.
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It's it's not going along We had a
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we had a five-day deadline.
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We had a 10-day deadline war is
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going to be done in a week to
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10 days The bombing is going to destroy
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them all and there's not going to be
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anything left and then they're going to capitulate
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That'll be that and I truly think they
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believed that I think that they believed that
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That they really thought that's what was going
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to happen But that isn't what has happened
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Um, no deal has been struck Straight ahoy
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moves is still closed Trump is still making
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his threats and rattling chains and acting like
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he's got all of this under control Doesn't
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look like a place under control to me.
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And what are you gonna do?
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What are you gonna do with?
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15,000 guys seriously 15,000 troops 15
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,000 troops I've saw an interesting.
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Um, um show Uh cut I forget who
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it was Damn it.
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I wish I could remember who it was
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Uh was saying that and I don't know
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the exact numbers but and so don't hold
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me to these numbers, but he said That
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going into iraq in 91 We had several
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hundred thousand uh You know like a whole
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armor division or two armor division.
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I mean People a couple a couple three
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hundred thousand people and uh, that's That's what
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happened.
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You know, you have hundreds of thousands of
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soldiers There a serious presence for iraq And
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iraq is half the size if that of
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iran Far less population iran's nearly 100 million
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people Iran is very mountainous more along the
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lines of uh, of uh Afghanistan that you
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never did anything useful in and there was
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a great deal of number of people uh,
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the iranians are saying, you know Bring it
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i'm not saying i'm for that.
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I don't want it I think it's stupid
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and foolish and it's not that i'm for
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or against iran or america.
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I'm uh, i'm um You know, I I
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look at military things that enter that uh
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interests me and I like to know what
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that is um Well, well, let's just watch
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the the posts for the rest of the
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week.
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Let's see how many more times trump will
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come to us and say we're uh you
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know We've won It's over We got we
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have we have a capitulation You know, he's
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trying to buy time and keep everybody calm
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so the markets don't collapse further than they
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already have and uh I don't know.
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He says, uh, well, what else did he
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put his his?
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The oil industry and him taking over venezuela,
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right?
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Here's a trump quote and he says to
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be honest with you.
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My favorite thing is to take the oil
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In iran, but some people some stupid people
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back in the us say why are you
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doing that?
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But they're stupid people We are one month
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into this war and trump is you know
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talking about well, that's my oil, you know
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I can't believe you guys are still occupying
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my country I'm king of the planet.
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It's uh, you know, uh, what is oh
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shit.
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We got sorry.
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I shouldn't talk like that There's uh something
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up there from the old gavin gavin newsom
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Corrupt and repressive must never have nuclear weapons
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the leadership of iran must go but they
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did But that does not justify the president
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united states engaging in an illegal dangerous war
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that risks alive american service members And our
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friends without justification the american people president trump's
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put americans at risk now You can agree
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with that or disagree with that.
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I obviously disagree with that that theory and
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sending people over to die for another place
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that nobody gives a rip about and without
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any clear Objective What's the objective now?
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It's got to be to open the straits
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of hormuz.
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What are we after?
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Is it nuclear is it because uh, you
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know, we gotta you know, make sure democracy
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is present in iran We got to save
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netanyahu What are we trying to do?
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What what are we trying to do?
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um This is going to be a long
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term deal.
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This is not going to be you know
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It's not going to be a short term
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a short term deal um I don't know
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wall street journal reports that trump is weighing.
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Um coming in Going in with these 15
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000 people And carrying out a thousand pounds
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of uranium, right?
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He's going to carry out all of the
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uranium the enriched uranium from iran Yeah, yeah,
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that's what he's going to do.
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He's going to go in and just like
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he took a carried out maduro He's going
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to go in and carry out a thousand
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pounds of uranium, right?
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There's no no safety measures No safety protocols
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required just go get that uranium and carry
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it out Each of you put a few
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pounds in your backpack and bring it on
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out.
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What the hell?
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They're they're they're it's like I would sure
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like to know how this is going to
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succeed.
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They don't even know where it is Oh
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anyway, i'm i'm a little grumpy over all
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this nonsense Uh Marco rubio says they want
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to control the hormuz to the straits of
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hormuz like forever um You know and he's
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they're not going to allow you that they're
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not going to allow That the u.s
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will not allow allegedly.
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There's the coalition group of people heading with
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a whole bunch of boats To sit outside
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the straits of hormuz.
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Okay And pretend that They can do something
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about iran blocking those straits or the red
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sea I'm, I am so curious to see
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what this uh, gamesmanship Provides but i'm i'm
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disgusted and sickened as well because of the
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amount of uh Death that this is gonna
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this is gonna cost it's gonna cause a
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bunch of death And not on the sides
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that you think in my opinion The president
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has options available to him And he keeps
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choosing in my view the wrong ones Escalation
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instead of normalcy Following israel instead of Backing
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the interest of americans You know following following
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that guy's not a follower at least he
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hasn't been in the past So, I don't
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know I think where am I here today?
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We're gonna pull up some other other handy
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dandy info And I want to play for
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you A little bit of music i'm gonna
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take a small break, but in order to
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get there i've got to go to my
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history and Here it is, this is the
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history um I like This sort of music
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i'm gonna play it for you if I
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can get to it Uh Well, maybe not
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Apparently i've played far too much music and
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I can't get to what I was.
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Uh looking at before Who in the world
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is playing all of this where is this
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coming from that's not me maybe it just
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runs in perpetuity when you uh Have it
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out there.
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We have some tatiana kurtikova, but that's not
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what I wanted to play for you And
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Yeah, it was definitely yesterday that we listened
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to it and we are going to get
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there uh All right here it comes.
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I want you to listen to this because
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this is uh, I don't know if any
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of you listen to this type of uh
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of music and what it has been Played
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in the past now when you watch the
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videos of these things, these are very much
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similar to um Um I'd say i'd say
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somewhat american indian stuff.
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No, it's not But it seems like it
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it is And I want you to listen
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to this Because this is really cool music
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in my humblest of opinions Here we go
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Foreign
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Foreign
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Foreign I can't
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tell you why I like that so much.
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I just do now the first time I'd
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heard that I was in uh, either uzbekistan
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I think it was uzbekistan, but it might
29:06
have been might have been Kazakhstan, but I
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don't I I during that trip.
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I went um Kyrgyzstan Kazakhstan uzbekistan And the
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three countries spent like six weeks over there.
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It's freaking fantastic in the the food in
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uzbekistan is just fantastic And I have some
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of the best food on the planet They
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make this stuff called pluff and if you
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can find a place that can cook you
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pluff Now kyrgyzstan there each one of those
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stands has a different version of something similar
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And since it's uh asian, basically it has
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um, it's got it's like put in a
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huge walk So so but it's not really
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a walk.
29:53
It's a it's a great big Oh my
29:56
god, it's like a community bowl that'll feed
29:59
like I don't know 60 80 people and
30:03
they make these huge amounts of pluff and
30:06
you watch them do it and Then some
30:10
of them in the traditional dress and whatnot
30:12
from the uzbek or kazakh or people that
30:15
have been there for for Centuries, you know
30:18
in that area and it's pretty it's pretty
30:21
interesting because they wear A lot of the
30:24
traditional clothing in my view reminded me of
30:28
indian Uh types of clothing and everybody says
30:32
that the american indian came across the bering
30:34
straits, you know from the asian uh world
30:38
and was part of the nomadic and roaming
30:41
tribes that That covered that area, you know
30:44
and and wandered over there and I assume
30:46
that they've got Uh, you know that but
30:49
the russia and the bering strait thing i've
30:51
gone into that history before and the music
30:54
the culture the the the thousands of years
30:58
of Of history that go on over there
31:03
another stand, you know, it's near pakistan.
31:06
It's near you know It's an interesting at
31:10
the cultural differences are freaking amazing And you're
31:14
not going to solve any cultural wars, you
31:17
know between iran pakistan afghanistan india china Any
31:23
of the you know, georgia and azerbaijan any
31:26
of those places that you're going to resolve?
31:30
Tajikistan that you're going to resolve in anytime
31:35
um um Without having to consider the history
31:39
of where you came from And the unfortunate
31:42
part is uh, you know and the tie
31:44
-in to this is that we never ever
31:48
Consider that from anybody else's point of view.
31:52
We only consider it from oh, we're america
31:56
We're america, of course, of course everybody wants
31:59
to be a an american-based democracy, you
32:02
know a european-based Democracy, didn't we didn't
32:06
we uh, we being descendants of uh, england,
32:09
you know Uh didn't as a country.
32:12
I mean didn't didn't we uh, uh rule
32:15
India nepal all those places over there, uh,
32:19
sri lanka Bangladesh all of those places were
32:24
colonies basically Of the french of the dutch
32:28
of the british of all those people and
32:30
a lot of them, you know How long
32:32
did it take them to ease out, you
32:34
know india?
32:36
Still supposed to be a subordinate to us.
32:39
Is that what's supposed to be happening china
32:40
still supposed to be subordinate to us Uh,
32:44
we're supposed to come in and cause all
32:46
kinds of problems bringing in georgia Georgia the
32:52
country of georgia And and azerbaijan and those
32:55
countries we're supposed to uh help them become
32:58
members of nato The north atlantic treaty organization,
33:02
they are remotely close to the north atlantic
33:05
treaty They're the north atlantic, you know, they're
33:08
nowhere close to it.
33:09
But if we can get in there and
33:10
screw with them we can you know make
33:13
sure that uh You know western democracy, you
33:18
know ala donald trump survives, you know And
33:21
and joe biden before him and donald trump
33:24
before him obama before them, you know This
33:27
is you know all the way back to
33:29
bush one and in fact before that but
33:32
back to 91 uh when You know, you're
33:37
you're out there trying to make sure that
33:40
uh, you get your chunk of the soviet
33:43
union and you help people like latvia lithuania
33:48
estonia, um Belarus you help them all uh
33:54
foment their hate for For russia, whatever hatred
33:59
you can bring up Uh fairly or unfairly
34:02
it doesn't matter.
34:03
That's that's that's the that's that's what we're
34:05
supposed to do We you know, i'm not
34:08
supposed to be out here saying, you know,
34:10
live and let live or anything like that.
34:12
We're supposed to We're supposed to hate iran
34:15
Why nobody knows and uh, except except these
34:19
uh, uh Decisions by people that say oh,
34:24
they're just evil.
34:25
They cut their babies in half, you know
34:27
Donald trump gets to get up there.
34:28
They cut women in half.
34:29
We had babies, you know, that's what they're
34:31
doing.
34:32
Um Well, you know you could argue Um
34:36
that america hasn't had all that colorful of
34:39
history either, you know, but when you go
34:41
back slavery death of indians I mean if
34:46
you want to go back in history and
34:48
talk about the uh, You know where we
34:50
come from Maybe we've got things perhaps to
34:56
other older countries like iran persia don't uh
35:03
don't sound so positive for what uh, You
35:06
know what they have, you know their history
35:09
And where they come from and who they
35:12
are i'm not saying they're correct I'm saying
35:15
it's not our fight same thing.
35:17
I said in same thing.
35:19
I said in ukraine And I believe as
35:22
a person who supported the old trumpster that
35:28
he has Damaged pretty much beyond repair my
35:36
thoughts of him as a as a global
35:41
Global peacemaker, which is what I was sold
35:47
By him um I I was I was
35:52
sold that that he wasn't going to start
35:55
any more wars um That's that's what I
35:59
was sold And was it rubio that said
36:02
no, no, no, no We didn't say that
36:05
he didn't say there were weren't going to
36:07
be ground troops.
36:08
He Mark levin goes he didn't say there
36:11
weren't going to be any ground troops.
36:13
He didn't say that we weren't going to
36:15
get involved in In in iran that we
36:19
weren't going to take iran out.
36:21
He didn't say that he never said that
36:23
at all and um I want to find
36:28
this for you again because it bears repeating
36:33
Of no new war Because he absolutely did
36:39
it and This is this is Nuts what
36:47
what he is telling Uh the world and
36:52
then he completely did a u-turn And
36:55
I do not appreciate that I don't like
36:59
it um And I sure would hope that
37:08
Nobody else um Supports that kind of thing
37:14
either New no new war more more no
37:20
more More war we don't want any of
37:23
that Let's uh, let's do this again just
37:26
because it bears repeating.
37:28
I've had so many people tell me Trump
37:30
didn't say that he said he's you know,
37:33
he didn't say we weren't gonna go into
37:35
iran What That's not no, no, no, he
37:41
never said that No, he didn't of course
37:44
not And uh, so let's uh, not listen
37:48
to what he said I am the candidate
37:51
of peace.
37:51
I am peace People don't believe that People
37:56
don't believe vote for donald trump is a
37:58
vote for a man who wants to end
38:00
wars not start them We do not want
38:03
war with iran.
38:04
We actually want peace.
38:05
The iranians are clearly not very good at
38:07
war Perhaps they should follow president trump's lead
38:10
and give peace a chance.
38:11
Kamala is campaigning with warmongers like liz cheney
38:14
How do you think that is?
38:16
She picks liz cheney whose father Virtually destroyed
38:21
the middle east, you know, liz cheney.
38:23
She talks big.
38:23
Oh, I want war She always wants war
38:25
every time I was with her in the
38:26
white house.
38:27
We should attack this nation that nation Nations
38:31
that people never even heard of we should
38:32
attack a big big tough guy.
38:34
She sits back in washington.
38:36
Oh We ought to go and attack Iran
38:40
iraq.
38:41
We're going to attack everybody.
38:42
That's why I broke up with her All
38:44
she wanted to do is go to war
38:45
with everybody these war hawks They want to
38:48
draft your kids to die in wars And
38:52
they will never fight themselves, you know, we'll
38:54
stay around the country for 15 years Just
38:56
bomb the hell out of everybody make everybody
38:58
miserable.
38:59
Nobody knows why we're there You know the
39:01
wars that never end these endless wars that
39:03
we've been in i've gotten us out of
39:05
so many We don't want to get into
39:07
wars.
39:07
We're tired of fighting I'm, the only president
39:09
in the last 84 years that didn't start
39:13
a war under trump We will have no
39:14
more wars.
39:15
No more wars.
39:17
No more wars.
39:18
We will Under trump, we will have no
39:22
more wars Hmm curious We'll have prosperity and
39:28
peace.
39:28
We will have prosperity and we will have
39:30
peace.
39:31
Remember i'm the president of peace They said
39:33
he will start a war.
39:34
I'm not going to start a war.
39:35
I'm going to stop wars He's going to
39:37
start a war.
39:38
I said no no No, my rhetoric is
39:40
going to keep us out of wars and
39:42
that's what happened.
39:43
My proudest legacy will be that of a
39:46
Peacemaker that's what I want to be a
39:48
peacemaker.
39:49
We will measure our success.
39:50
Not only by the battles we win But
39:53
also by the wars that we end and
39:56
perhaps most importantly the wars we never get
39:59
into Our president will start a war with
40:04
iran because he has absolutely no ability to
40:07
negotiate He's weak and he's ineffective.
40:10
I believe that he will attack iran sometime
40:14
prior to the election because he thinks That's
40:17
the only way he can get elected.
40:19
Isn't it pathetic?
40:20
Yes, it is I uh am very much
40:27
against it.
40:28
I truly am so Uh, let's
40:40
let's do one more thing um Let's read
40:48
this little deal here Um Spain This
40:58
published yesterday Spain has closed its airspace to
41:04
aircraft linked to the us israeli war on
41:09
iran Which is deepening the rift with washington
41:12
over the now month long It's only going
41:16
to be five days then 10 days On
41:21
monday spanish defense minister Margarita robles Said that
41:28
aircraft taking part in operations against iran will
41:32
not be allowed to operate in the country's
41:36
airspace Including u.s. Jets based in other
41:40
nato countries such as the uk or france
41:44
madrid had already barred the use of the
41:47
jointly Operated rota and marron de la frontera
41:52
bases in southern spain for strike missions Robles
41:57
told reporters that spain would not participate in
42:00
or contribute to a war initiated unilaterally and
42:05
against international law echoing spanish prime minister pedro
42:11
sanchez who branded the u.s. Israeli campaign
42:14
as Illegal reckless and unjust Around 15 usk
42:23
c135 tanker aircraft have been relocated to bases
42:27
in france and germany According to spanish media
42:31
with spain's airspace off limits long-range b
42:35
-52 and b-1 bombers operating from uk's
42:39
Fairford airbase must now fly longer routes reducing
42:43
operational efficiency and forcing trade-off between fuel
42:47
and payload madrid's decision first reported by Elpey
42:54
pace is the most significant public break with
42:58
washington by a major western ally Yeah Since
43:07
the 2003 iraq invasion when spain allowed the
43:12
us use of its territory despite domestic opposition
43:18
Spain has been among the most outspoken eu
43:21
countries to oppose the iran war Withdrawing its
43:25
ambassador from israel and downgrading diplomatic Relations sanchez
43:34
Has repeatedly urged an end to hostilities warning
43:37
last week that it could have much worse
43:40
consequences than the campaign in iraq Spain's defiance
43:47
has drawn criticism from trump Who has threatened
43:51
trade measures and recalled madrid's failure to meet
43:54
nato's five percent defense spending They said they
43:57
weren't going to be higher than two at
43:59
least that was four or five months ago
44:01
While closing its airspace and bases for missions
44:04
against iran spend spain says it remains committed
44:08
to a broader nato obligation and continues cooperation
44:12
Within the military alliance and the eu On
44:16
other security issues u.s. Military aircraft can
44:20
still use spain's facilities under existing bilateral agreements
44:25
for logistics and support of some 80,000
44:29
american troops based in europa in europe Well
44:40
A russian tanker I think two tankers.
44:45
I heard it was two That one of
44:48
the two tankers one carrying crude oil and
44:52
the other one carrying liquid natural gas Um
44:56
arrived in cuba But I don't have the
44:59
details on the second one.
45:01
This one is a short story russian tanker
45:03
arrived in cuba to deliver humanitarian oil shipment
45:08
amid months long u.s. Blockade That led
45:13
to severe fuel shortages and recurring power cuts
45:16
across the island The reason I tell you
45:19
this you want to know what?
45:20
Well If I had to be a betting
45:23
man if I had to make a choice
45:26
On what was going to happen in iran?
45:30
And I really don't want to vote for
45:32
the fact that I believe that netanyahu's gonna
45:35
throw netan netanyahu He's a yahoo netan netan,
45:42
uh, I love war yahoo, um that guy
45:46
Uh is will probably be the most likely
45:48
to throw the nuclear bomb Okay, so we
45:51
got that but if you want to uh,
45:53
take it a step back from that Here's
45:56
donald trump's off-ramp.
45:59
Okay, where he can still claim victory He
46:05
makes a deal with iran backs off.
46:07
Now.
46:07
This is sam thinking I don't know trying
46:11
to come up with something positive out of
46:13
this for the old trumpster And he won't
46:15
get anything positive out of this You know,
46:18
he'll have to Capitulate in some respects with
46:21
what's going on in the middle east I
46:24
think uh, that is um Unfortunate but true
46:29
and I think um what Is far more
46:34
likely is that trump backs off?
46:38
regroups and in the meantime Does his uh,
46:42
you know victory dance in cuba instead?
46:45
I saw an interesting article yesterday that said
46:49
the um, the russian deliveries of fuel and
46:54
of crude oil to um cuba Are you
47:01
know, they'll help out, you know, they haven't
47:03
had any any new uh, They they've blocked
47:06
venezuelan oil from getting there the u.s
47:09
blockade But the americans are allowing the russians
47:12
and they don't want to have a confrontation
47:13
with russia There right now can't can't afford
47:16
that kind of thing Uh, you know politically
47:19
and so they allow russia to bring these
47:22
things in but it's a small amount and
47:28
You know, it's a long way off and
47:30
the theory was You know, my theory is
47:34
actually after putting all this together is that
47:37
this is how trump diverts attention because remember
47:41
you take a crisis and you end it
47:43
by Diverting attention somewhere else so that people
47:47
don't recognize how badly you cocked it up
47:50
in the middle east You divert everything over
47:53
to cuba you take over cuba and you
47:56
go.
47:56
Yeah, we're focused back on the you know
47:59
Our west heg set yesterday.
48:00
Was it yesterday or sunday?
48:02
I don't remember but he put a new
48:04
map up of the uh, of the western
48:07
hemisphere including included the u.s sphere of
48:10
influence includes Panama includes venezuela includes, uh Cuba
48:15
includes greenland all of canada, you know in
48:19
the arctic circle up above it and uh,
48:22
this is This is hegseth and his department
48:25
of war, you know, geez.
48:27
Well, this is us.
48:28
We're in charge Well, all right, if if
48:31
you want to uh, if you're gonna have
48:33
to go to regional um Which I believe
48:37
ultimately we're gonna have to go to regional
48:41
powers, um Then a focus on the western
48:47
hemisphere And that would be a way to
48:51
ease out endeavor at all attention away from
48:53
my I I ran Say well, we don't
48:57
give a crap about that.
48:58
You know you guys you know, we're no
49:00
longer gonna Try to control the straits of
49:03
hormuz or the red sea or anything like
49:05
that We got our own fuel and we've
49:07
stolen all of venezuela's.
49:09
We still have all the western hemisphere Uh,
49:12
it looks like you guys are on your
49:13
own, you know, you deal with iran, you
49:16
know, but that would mean the abandonment of
49:19
Of israel, but right now what is the
49:23
off ramp for the old trumpster?
49:26
I mean seriously, how do they get out
49:29
of this?
49:31
They're they're stuck it's either escalation or capitulation
49:37
Escalation or agreeing, you know something I'm i'm
49:44
curious to see what happens But this russian
49:47
tanker that I think that's something that uh
49:50
needs to be folded into the mix Uh
49:53
russia's energy energy ministry reported that the anatoly
49:57
kolotkin which was carrying a hundred thousand tons
50:01
of crude oil docked at the port of
50:05
montanzas And waits to be unloaded despite the
50:10
coast guard U.s. Coast guard being present
50:14
the trump administration did not order those vessels
50:18
to act Or could the coast guard do
50:22
seriously?
50:23
Barring orders instructing it.
50:25
Otherwise the coast guard planned to let the
50:27
tanker reach cuba As of sunday said the
50:31
source the russian tanker Blah u.s. President
50:35
trump has repeatedly threatened tariffs on countries exporting
50:39
fuel to cuba But speaking to reporters in
50:43
air force one.
50:44
He confirmed that washington had allowed the russian
50:47
tanker through Unhumanitarian grounds.
50:51
We don't mind having somebody get a boat
50:52
load because they need to survive He said
50:56
I prefer letting it in whether it's russia
50:59
or anybody else because the people need heat
51:01
and cooling however Trump said he still expects
51:07
havana to fail soon saying that the u
51:10
.s. Would be there to help it out
51:14
right and The caribbean nation has faced severe
51:18
fuel shortages because trump blocked it that's really
51:21
helping them out, right?
51:22
Multiple international fuel deliveries have been disrupted vessels
51:25
linked to havana struggle to secure supplies Some
51:29
have been turned away or intercepted one escorted
51:31
away from cuba Earlier this month havana agreed
51:35
to enter in talks with washington to bid
51:36
to defuse tension Cuban president miguel de azcanal
51:40
confirmed the negotiations were ongoing and aimed at
51:42
finding solutions through dialogue and bilateral differences Between
51:46
nations.
51:47
However, trump has not abandoned his intention to
51:50
take over the island one way or another
51:54
On friday, he said cuba could be next
51:59
following, you know, venezuela and then iran then
52:03
cuba, you know I don't get it.
52:12
This came.
52:13
Uh, when when did this get published the
52:15
day before?
52:18
U.s President trump said cuba will be
52:21
next in talking about the success of his
52:24
operations in iran and venezuela the threat came
52:29
amid Uh, you know, well despite havana agreeing
52:33
to talks with washington in a bid to
52:35
find solutions through dialogue and bilateral differences between
52:39
the nations uh speaking on the investment forum
52:43
in miami friday the president said his policy
52:46
of peace through strength Including the raid to
52:50
abduct president maduro in january and the war
52:54
on iran Have been very very successful I
53:00
built this great military.
53:02
I said you'll never have to use it
53:05
But sometimes you have to use it and
53:07
cuba's next by the way He told the
53:09
audience but pretend I didn't say that please
53:12
pretend I didn't say it Please please please
53:15
media, please regard that statement.
53:18
Thank you very much.
53:20
Cuba's next Trump has repeatedly threatened to take
53:25
cuba warning of a total oil blockade and
53:28
tariffs on countries supplying fuel to the island
53:31
Cuba faces severe fuel shortages and power cuts
53:34
on saturday cuban minister bruno rodriguez condemned washington's
53:39
blockade Calling it a brutal onslaught for more
53:42
than 67 years.
53:44
The u.s. Has imposed economic warfare Against
53:47
cuba with the intention to harm the economy
53:50
and deny access to markets and technology This
53:54
is a ruthless aggression against an incompetent Supposedly
54:00
incompetent cuban government Cuba has launched nationwide civilian
54:05
military drills involving reservists And part of its
54:09
war of the people defense doctrine Before the
54:12
energy blockade daily life for most cubans was
54:16
defined by scarcity The average salary is about
54:21
six hundred six thousand eight hundred and thirty
54:23
cuban pesos per month Which is about uh
54:28
an informal exchange is about thirty dollars a
54:31
month Families have long relied on remittances from
54:35
sent from relatives abroad Yep net emigration surpassed
54:42
500 000 in the two years leading up
54:46
to the crisis, you know, there's a lot
54:48
of cubans in russia.
54:49
Did you know that?
54:51
There's quite a few of them.
54:52
Um I don't know iranian ambassador to uh,
54:59
russia A guy named kazim jalali.
55:04
Um Said this said that tehran is a
55:08
rational player not looking for war Iran does
55:11
not currently need negotiation and remains a rational
55:15
player not looking for war This was on
55:20
the show that sanchez effect I played you
55:23
part of it, you know a different version
55:25
of it last week Um, he said iran
55:28
has never denied peace talks, but says there
55:31
must be proper conditions before any dialogue iranian
55:35
diplomat dismissed trump's claims that tehran is negotiating
55:40
with washington and says That these statements are
55:45
completely false He noted that iranian officials repeatedly
55:50
denied the talks and said some americans, you
55:54
know have Sarcastically written that trump is This
56:00
is true trump is almost surely sitting in
56:03
front of a mirror negotiating with himself Is
56:07
according to this jalali guy?
56:10
Jalali argued that washington is talking up negotiations
56:13
to undermine Iran's internal unity and control energy
56:18
prices because there's a lot of people making
56:20
a lot of money Off the fluctuating prices
56:24
of oil a lot of them and in
56:26
the how is it that they always seem
56:28
to know?
56:29
you know five to ten minutes before the
56:32
announcement that this is going to occur and
56:36
then everybody makes their billions on the manipulation
56:40
of futures and the markets um He and
56:44
you know, jalali is pretty blunt about it.
56:47
He says this is a an attempt to
56:49
control energy prices And at the same time
56:53
trump and israel are planning to strike iran
56:56
some more White house press secretary carolyn levitt
57:01
said on monday that talks between the us
57:03
and iran are continuing going Well, no details
57:06
though Nobody can tell us who they are
57:10
speaking to.
57:11
Oh, it's a high up person.
57:12
Nobody tells you who it is Why is
57:15
that?
57:15
She claimed what is being said publicly is
57:18
much different than what's being communicated to us
57:20
privately Well, tell us who you're talking to
57:22
then I don't know.
57:24
Why can't we know if there's really somebody
57:26
negotiating?
57:27
Call them out.
57:28
Just quit quit saying.
57:29
Oh, no.
57:30
No, we're surely doing a lot of negotiating
57:31
Who the hell are you negotiating with they
57:34
aren't talking to witkoff, you know, nobody's talking
57:36
to him You can't tell us who the
57:38
negotiation team is.
57:40
Obviously, there's no negotiation team What would be
57:43
the point of hiding that?
57:46
seriously somebody somebody uh Riddle me this right
57:53
crazy Let's see Wow, here's a new one.
58:01
Did you see this video?
58:02
I haven't seen this honolulu.
58:05
This occurred in honolulu um They had a
58:09
you know this sunday they had this no
58:11
kings.
58:12
So when I lived I mean I still
58:14
live in I have a residence in florida.
58:17
Let's put it that way and so, you
58:18
know, I still can you know go back
58:20
and forth and whatnot and Get this What
58:24
you'd see these no kings protests against trump
58:27
and his domestic policies.
58:29
No, i'm not for any of that domestically
58:32
I i'm Generally for the old trumpster internationally.
58:36
The guy's a mess and the cheerleaders he's
58:39
got in the department of war are a
58:42
bunch of lunatics and however Nationally, i'm generally
58:48
Supportive let's call it that um Now there's
58:53
been footage in hawaii that shows a man
58:55
wearing clothing resembling Immigration's customs enforcement uniforms guy
59:01
being attacked in honolulu um Protesters took to
59:06
the street across all 50 states on oh,
59:09
sorry.
59:09
It wasn't sunday.
59:10
It was saturday to oppose trump's administration uh,
59:14
including the flagging economy rising cost of living
59:17
conflict with iran immigration enforcement tactics video circulating
59:23
online From a no kings protest in honolulu
59:28
shows several people assaulting a man wearing clothing
59:32
of ice Striking him in the head knocking
59:36
him to the ground before others intervened According
59:40
to the honolulu police an incident occurred saturday
59:43
night 15 year old Was arrested on second
59:46
degree assault charges in connection with the attack
59:49
Although authorities have not confirmed whether the man
59:52
was actually an ice agent or not organizers
59:55
estimate that at least eight million participants took
1:00:00
part in more than 3 300 events nationwide
1:00:05
in the latest no kings protest Making it
1:00:08
one of the largest single day protest movements
1:00:11
in recent years Earlier rounds in the protest
1:00:14
gathered over over um That that can't be
1:00:21
right earlier rounds Gathered five people in june
1:00:26
last year and seven in october last year.
1:00:29
I don't think that's correct They got their
1:00:31
numbers incorrect, but that's literally what it says
1:00:34
in the article largest the protests took place
1:00:36
in new york dallas philly and washington um
1:00:40
said that 40 percent Um of the demonstrations
1:00:43
were held outside major cities The main event
1:00:47
was held in minneapolis, which is the focal
1:00:49
point of the administration's hardline immigration crackdown um
1:00:55
You know that that uh How do I
1:00:59
want to put this I I don't want
1:01:01
to say anything negative or or too positive
1:01:04
about it I I think uh the militarization
1:01:08
of ice, I I don't really care for
1:01:10
but uh You know generally i'm supportive of
1:01:14
uh people not being in the country um
1:01:19
you know illegally Had an interesting conversation.
1:01:24
So i'm going to talk about this on
1:01:26
friday in my uh, civic outlaws And i'm
1:01:30
i'm working on this article and I wanted
1:01:32
to put this this information out there in
1:01:36
the last few days there have been quite
1:01:39
a bit of There has been quite a
1:01:44
bit of commentary and stories about once again
1:01:49
atc Coming out and this time uh talking
1:01:55
about Granting licenses for alcohol alcohol licenses to
1:02:07
Illegal immigrants to people who aren't even citizens
1:02:12
You know and that they're there so one
1:02:16
of the big things that we we fought
1:02:18
and have been fighting and will continue to
1:02:20
fight is this nonsensical uh Remember me talking
1:02:26
about the article or if you don't you
1:02:28
can go out to civic outlaws dot com
1:02:30
and read one of the first Articles or
1:02:32
listen to one of the first Um of
1:02:35
the I think so far said I think
1:02:37
i've been doing it seven weeks for civic
1:02:40
outlaws, um, and I do that every uh
1:02:42
every friday from 7 a.m to um
1:02:47
8 30 a.m and One of the
1:02:52
first ones talked about how in this court
1:02:57
hearing in december the attorney general's office was
1:03:02
talking about the use by alcohol and tobacco
1:03:07
control of Somebody's character and saying well, they're
1:03:13
breaking the law The you know, this person
1:03:15
is breaking the law because who knows what
1:03:19
one of the statements was the the officer
1:03:22
was able to hide a beer under his
1:03:25
jacket and walk out with it, even though
1:03:28
The door there's a sign on the door
1:03:30
and like there is in every place It
1:03:33
says no alcohol beyond this point, right?
1:03:35
You have to have procedures for that perhaps
1:03:38
a uh A camera perhaps this signage that
1:03:42
tells people what it is But you don't
1:03:43
have to necessarily have a person standing there
1:03:46
frisking people as they walk out the door
1:03:48
So one of the things of this, uh
1:03:51
particular license alleged violation was the officer hides
1:03:57
the alcohol runs outside with it and then
1:04:00
Says you broke the law because I was
1:04:02
able to run out with a beer Okay,
1:04:05
and then that discussion came out in one
1:04:08
of the first articles I wrote where the
1:04:10
uh, where the the uh, you know talking
1:04:14
about Breaking the law means according to atc
1:04:21
in their sole discretion and no no, uh
1:04:24
You know, they can punish you before you
1:04:27
ever get to have a judge hear it
1:04:30
Your your punishment costs you, you know a
1:04:33
lot of business a lot of your business
1:04:35
because they claim that you are Uh that
1:04:40
your character is flawed because you're breaking the
1:04:44
law right well By the same token if
1:04:47
you're giving an alcohol and you know alcohol
1:04:51
license a liquor license To sell liquor in
1:04:55
your mexican restaurant And you're an illegal Well
1:05:01
How in the world Is that character not
1:05:05
analyzed remember judge judge stumpy?
1:05:07
I told you about in this in the
1:05:09
questioning that he did in the transcript of
1:05:11
this was like, all right suppose i'm going
1:05:14
73 and a 70 is that enough to
1:05:17
uh break bring about this, uh character flaw
1:05:21
And the ag goes well, that'd be ludicrous
1:05:24
judge.
1:05:24
That'd be ridiculous You know, nobody clearly nobody
1:05:27
would do that, but you know say somebody's
1:05:30
getting raped in the back room, you know,
1:05:31
that's a crime Well, yeah, but somebody would
1:05:34
call the police too you know, um, obviously,
1:05:37
you know, that's That's a little bit different.
1:05:40
But is it the crime that's going to
1:05:42
be?
1:05:44
Attacked as a crime or Is it a
1:05:48
license that's going to be attacked as a
1:05:50
license and that's the discussion But i'm I'm
1:05:54
going through and finding out what i'm trying
1:05:56
to do is get enough Sunshine information to
1:05:59
discover and i'm gonna have to do it
1:06:01
again and it might take me a little
1:06:02
bit So I could be a week off
1:06:04
before I get all of the information that
1:06:07
i'm trying to get That i'm interested in
1:06:10
gathering that um, it could be that These
1:06:16
people that the targeting You can't How do
1:06:22
I want to put it that the people
1:06:23
who are granting the licenses are okay with
1:06:26
people being illegal?
1:06:27
That's not considered a crime right in in
1:06:30
a lot of spheres.
1:06:31
It's not you know, that's just oh gee
1:06:33
They're trying to better their lives.
1:06:34
What was So is everybody else trying to
1:06:37
get a liquor license?
1:06:38
They're trying to maintain a business Who are
1:06:41
you to pick and choose by the way,
1:06:43
this is the argument which?
1:06:46
Which violations of the law?
1:06:49
Affect your character right, is it the officer
1:06:54
sneaking out with a bottle of alcohol and
1:06:57
Claiming that you broke the law because you
1:06:59
didn't stop him.
1:07:00
First of all, I think that's entrapment Anyway,
1:07:03
you know you go you go break the
1:07:05
law yourself and then use it as a
1:07:07
way to say somebody else's character Is flawed
1:07:10
well, what about the officer the officer?
1:07:12
What about the agent?
1:07:14
who Snuck it out the door in the
1:07:16
first place, you know And contrary to what
1:07:20
the sign says on the front of it
1:07:21
All you got to do is have a
1:07:22
procedure in place your procedure is we have
1:07:25
a sign We randomly check if we see
1:07:28
anybody we stop them.
1:07:29
Okay, but that doesn't mean that people aren't
1:07:31
going to get away with it sometime I
1:07:34
remember I walked out I was in downtown
1:07:36
columbia and uh one night some kind of
1:07:39
a A pub crawl or something like that.
1:07:43
I forget what they call them I guess
1:07:44
it's a pub crawl when you go bar
1:07:46
to bar to bar down on Uh, whatever
1:07:49
that main street is in columbia and you
1:07:51
go bouncing around and I remember Getting stopped
1:07:55
by the police about four blocks away from
1:07:58
where I walked out of a club carrying
1:08:01
a uh, uh, A drink, you know, and
1:08:04
I had a I had a drink.
1:08:05
I had the glass and everything I'm walking
1:08:08
down the street carrying a glass and uh,
1:08:12
I never even thought about I wasn't drunk,
1:08:13
you know, I just Walk I walked out
1:08:15
the door with it, you know, nobody nobody
1:08:17
say anything I suppose that arguably, you know,
1:08:19
my character is flawed for life because of
1:08:22
that, you know, because I wandered out without
1:08:24
a beer What about the officer who did
1:08:26
it intentionally to entrap somebody and to say
1:08:29
in the g's look?
1:08:31
They're letting people walk out the door.
1:08:33
Why because I got away with it what
1:08:35
that's nonsense.
1:08:37
Um at any rate, uh Crazy crazy stuff
1:08:42
and we're going to get further into that.
1:08:45
Uh on friday is is my plan Uh
1:08:49
to put some of that out there um
1:08:54
Let's see, I wanted to do a bit
1:08:57
of a follow-up, you know and speaking
1:08:59
of criminal things Let's see, and I always
1:09:03
wondered about this and I i'm going to
1:09:06
get on the federal um court Website for
1:09:10
the which one is it eastern district in
1:09:13
new york?
1:09:13
I don't remember but where maduro and his
1:09:16
wife flores are Are being held u.s.
1:09:21
According to uh, uh Maduro's son u.s.
1:09:28
Prosecutors have nothing on venezuelan president nicolas maduro
1:09:33
Abducted by u.s. Commandos in early january
1:09:36
and indicted on several charges relating to drug
1:09:39
drug trafficking a weapons possession national assembly deputy
1:09:45
and his son nicolas maduro guerra has Stated
1:09:50
a member of venezuela's national assembly.
1:09:53
He said his father's defense team has Presented
1:09:56
arguments during the trial.
1:09:58
There is no evidence that maduro and cilia
1:10:01
flores committed crimes He stressed the venezuelan president
1:10:05
and his spouse faced charges of narcoterrorism conspiracy
1:10:10
cocaine importation conspiracy possession of machine guns possession
1:10:21
of machine guns and destructive devices what You're
1:10:32
not allowed as the president of a foreign
1:10:34
country to possess machine guns and destructive devices
1:10:39
And conspiracy to possess machine guns and destructive
1:10:43
devices Against the united states as a foreign
1:10:47
leader.
1:10:48
You're not allowed to do it.
1:10:49
So you get arrest anybody You know, you
1:10:52
could arrest them.
1:10:53
You could arrest them for being an enemy
1:10:55
of america, right?
1:10:56
So arguably if you could figure out how
1:10:59
to get into iran and you didn't just
1:11:01
blow them all up You could get in
1:11:03
there and arrest any leader that you wanted
1:11:05
to that possessed a machine gun I can't
1:11:10
i've got to download these and i've been
1:11:12
meaning to do it for a little bit
1:11:14
because this maduro thing I think is a
1:11:16
hugest of jokes And it's the most illegal
1:11:19
of bs, you know, there was zero International
1:11:23
law being followed and they got extremely creative
1:11:29
With bringing a person into another country.
1:11:31
Okay, so if I go to um, I
1:11:35
don't know Another country and engage in bribery
1:11:38
with somebody It's not illegal in some other
1:11:42
countries in other countries It's actually a time
1:11:45
-honored tradition, you know the people that's that's
1:11:48
part of the cost of doing business, you
1:11:50
know is doing um, you know bribery paying
1:11:53
your paying the The fee, you know paying
1:11:57
the freight, right?
1:11:59
and uh How in the world are you
1:12:02
going to charge someone with a crime most
1:12:04
most of jurisdiction requires it to be done?
1:12:08
In the jurisdiction if you commit murder in
1:12:10
another country You can't be charged with it
1:12:13
here Even some nonsense and uh in general
1:12:17
now, there's got to be some pretty creative
1:12:19
Uh, they brought him here In order to
1:12:24
charge him so they kidnapped him in order
1:12:27
to get jurisdiction over him Okay, so so
1:12:31
that So breaking the law in order to
1:12:34
enforce a law is something i've been bitching
1:12:36
about forever You know, you've heard me talk
1:12:38
about this where it's a time-honored.
1:12:41
Uh, it's very positive policing if the police
1:12:44
lie to you In an effort to get
1:12:47
you to talk That's considered good police work.
1:12:50
But if you lie to them Even inadvertently,
1:12:54
it's a crime You know, it's a geez
1:12:58
you can be charged lying to an investigator
1:13:01
as a separate felony a separate crime I
1:13:05
disagree with that always have I think it's
1:13:06
bs, you know, of course you're gonna lie
1:13:09
to him You know, it should be on
1:13:10
you to prove the case without trying to
1:13:13
get him to to lie, you know Well,
1:13:15
that's why you always your lawyer should always
1:13:18
encourage you to shut your mouth and not
1:13:19
talk, right?
1:13:21
so, um Let's see the venezuelan president And
1:13:29
his spouse faced charges of you know, all
1:13:32
these things and both entered their not guilty
1:13:34
plea the u.s Who has long accused
1:13:38
maduro of having links to drug cartels?
1:13:42
And has flooded america with narcotics while refusing
1:13:46
to recognize him as a legitimate leader In
1:13:50
venezuela and offered a 50 million dollar bounty
1:13:54
for information leading to his arrest and conviction
1:13:58
the venezuelan president Vehemently denies the accusations argues
1:14:04
that washington has been using them as a
1:14:06
pretext for military aggression With a view to
1:14:09
toppling a government last month venezuelan vice president
1:14:14
Rodriguez who assumed power emphasized that maduro remains
1:14:19
venezuela's legitimate head of state despite his capture
1:14:24
speaking in january russian foreign minister sergey victorovich
1:14:29
lavrov characterized maduro's objection abduction by us as
1:14:35
A flagrant violation of international law, by the
1:14:38
way it is he said at the time
1:14:42
that the assessment was shared by uh that
1:14:44
his assessment is uh Shared by an overwhelming
1:14:48
global majority And that is actually true Most
1:14:54
people think that what occurred in venezuela is
1:14:58
completely illegal and not remotely in um Keeping
1:15:05
with international law.
1:15:07
It's just not there And so, uh, you
1:15:10
know, that's bad news Let's see Let's we're
1:15:15
gonna go back to the middle east for
1:15:17
a little bit Kuwait has accused iran of
1:15:23
carrying out an attack on one of its
1:15:25
combined power and desalinization plants on sunday This
1:15:31
nation, you know kuwait depends heavily on industrial
1:15:35
production to meet its freshwater needs The purported
1:15:40
strike killed one worker who's an indian national
1:15:43
and caused extensive damage to the to a
1:15:46
service building The authorities have not disclosed which
1:15:50
facility was struck or whether electricity or water
1:15:53
produced has been disrupted The spokeswomen said emergency
1:15:57
teams are assessing the damage and urge residents
1:16:00
to ignore speculation Tehran hasn't responded to the
1:16:06
accusations, but iranian media reported a fire at
1:16:09
the sabaya power plant Mistakenly identified it as
1:16:14
the doha west facility another combined power and
1:16:17
desalinization plant 50 kilometers away So how crucial
1:16:22
is the sabaya facility?
1:16:24
Kuwait operates six government-owned thermal plants that
1:16:29
produce both electricity and desalinated water The sabaya
1:16:34
plant which was launched in 98 And expanded
1:16:38
several times since then Generates 5300 megawatts of
1:16:45
electricity per hour and roughly 34 340 000
1:16:51
cubic meters of water a day The country's
1:16:55
largest single water producer the al-zour south
1:16:58
plant has a capacity of Pretty much double
1:17:01
that at 670 000 cubic meters per day
1:17:06
water scarcity Is a defining challenge in that
1:17:11
region kuwait is particularly constrained according to the
1:17:15
un It has access To four cubic meters
1:17:21
of naturally renewable fresh water per person annually
1:17:27
compared to 296 cubic meters and relatively water
1:17:32
-rich oman modern living standards require about 1700
1:17:37
cubic meters per person per year According, you
1:17:42
know accounts for all their needs Uh from
1:17:45
thirst to food to you know, whatever desalinization
1:17:49
supplies a large share of this drinking water
1:17:53
ranging from 42 percent in the uae to
1:17:56
99 in qatar industrial Operations such as data
1:18:02
centers and petrochemical facilities further drive this demand
1:18:07
The gcc countries have been heavily investing in
1:18:11
desalination After the 79 oil crisis with their
1:18:16
surplus wealth while thermal desalinization remains important seawater
1:18:23
reverse osmosis Which uses membranes to remove salt
1:18:27
is the dominant technology today more than 3400
1:18:32
desalinization plants operate across the gulf that can
1:18:36
that produce 22 million cubic meters of water
1:18:41
daily one-third of global capacity desalinization capacity
1:18:47
anyway So the region's reliance on desal desalination
1:18:53
combined with limited shortages Especially in bahrain kuwait
1:18:57
qatar make these systems highly sensitive to disruption
1:19:01
and major Damage can quickly escalate into a
1:19:06
humanitarian emergency Um Let's see The u.s.
1:19:13
Israel regime change war Against iran.
1:19:17
How do you like that?
1:19:18
That's like vladimir putin's, uh, unprovoked uh aggression
1:19:23
into uh Into uh unprovoked war into ukraine.
1:19:28
Well here we can say it now now
1:19:30
this is what you have to say The
1:19:32
u.s. Israeli regime change war against iran
1:19:36
Has already seen incidents affecting critical infrastructure debris
1:19:40
from iranian drones and missiles cause Unintended damage
1:19:45
at uae's fujairah f1 plant in kuwait's doha
1:19:49
west facility Iran accuses the u.s. Of
1:19:51
striking its desalinization plant on kesem island Saying
1:19:57
the attack threatened water supplies for 30 villages
1:20:01
Foreign minister arag she called it a precedent
1:20:04
and a dangerous move with grave consequences the
1:20:07
following day Bahrain reported an iranian drone hit
1:20:11
one of its plants The incident coincided with
1:20:15
major emergency in tihran after israeli strikes hit
1:20:18
oil storage residents in the iranian capital Breathing
1:20:22
difficulties due to toxic smoke.
1:20:24
Have you seen the uh, what is it
1:20:26
phosphorus that they're releasing into the air?
1:20:28
The israelis are bombing with phosphorus Burning people's
1:20:34
lungs and whatnot Not good during the 91
1:20:38
gulf war iraqi forces damaged kuwaiti water facilities
1:20:42
before being driven out by the u.s
1:20:44
forces offshore oil spills Believed to have been
1:20:48
deliberate also threatened filtration Intake systems which are
1:20:53
more vulnerable to pollute pollutants than thermal Kuwait,
1:20:56
was forced to impose water rationing and import
1:20:59
in yemen saudi-led military operations in the
1:21:03
2010s included strikes on desalination Meanwhile houthis forced
1:21:08
target forces targeted saudi plants with missiles in
1:21:12
2019 and 2022 more recently israel's military campaign
1:21:20
in gaza Following the 2023 hamas attack caused
1:21:25
widespread damage to desalinization systems This is not
1:21:33
gonna end well, no matter how you slice
1:21:35
it Yeah, where are we?
1:21:44
Oh, yeah, there was a spy, uh captured
1:21:47
in uh, Uh or expelled from from russia
1:21:52
the moscow Moscow has expelled a uk diplomat
1:21:57
a british diplomat in moscow stripped of his
1:22:00
accreditation and ordered to leave The country after
1:22:03
conducting intelligence and subversive activities under the cover
1:22:07
of his embassy post the officer identified as
1:22:11
albertus janssen van rensberg Served as second secretary
1:22:16
at the uk embassy in moscow according to
1:22:19
the fsb The diplomat deliberately provided false information
1:22:23
when applying for his entry You know And
1:22:29
that violates russian law the fsb said it
1:22:31
had recorded attempts to obtain sensitive information During
1:22:35
informal meetings with russian experts in the field
1:22:38
of economics The diplomat has been given two
1:22:42
weeks to get the hell out.
1:22:43
Uh, the russian foreign ministry some in the
1:22:46
uk's charged affairs danae Dolakia To officially lodge
1:22:52
a protest in brief appearance outside the ministry
1:22:55
Dolakia was seen arriving with van rensberg before
1:22:58
entering without commenting to journalists So there was
1:23:03
a there's been some a great deal of
1:23:07
Discussion over this in the last 24 hours
1:23:11
48 hours so ukraine Has been attacking Very
1:23:17
far north into russia with drones And in
1:23:22
the last 48 hours, there have been several
1:23:25
drones that That fell in that crash landed
1:23:32
or blew up or whatever in finland Okay
1:23:36
Now finland has a a border with russia
1:23:40
and so in order to get to saint
1:23:43
petersburg people have been you know, you'd have
1:23:45
to fly a hell of a long way
1:23:47
from the Ukrainian border.
1:23:50
So what they're saying now is and it
1:23:52
appears to be the case because finland's even
1:23:54
saying it That ukrainian drones are flying over
1:23:59
finland Curiouser and curiouser So why I mean
1:24:06
that would mean I suppose that You could
1:24:11
use iran, but let's say this suppose iran
1:24:15
used egypt to Fly over their airspace to
1:24:21
bomb israel That's a similar right?
1:24:25
That's a similar uh Uh, I don't know
1:24:31
Method of attacking into israel, right?
1:24:34
You don't have to ballistic missile over way
1:24:37
up in the air or anything you can
1:24:38
go use the uh, the uh airspace of
1:24:42
egypt just like and they're saying that just
1:24:45
like in the earlier in this, uh broadcast
1:24:48
here Talked about spain saying american planes cannot
1:24:53
use spanish airspace well either Finland is allowing
1:25:00
You know ukraine to use its airspace to
1:25:05
attack russia and therefore Russia should be justified
1:25:11
in attacking the finnish airspace Very curious.
1:25:16
We wonder how it's you know Rules rules
1:25:20
rules where are they and how do they
1:25:23
count, you know?
1:25:24
And do you have to be do you
1:25:25
have to be up front and open about
1:25:27
it?
1:25:28
You know or does doing so make you?
1:25:32
one of the enemies Or did finland even
1:25:36
know?
1:25:37
That this is what was occurring We don't
1:25:41
know well, um, we're gonna ease on out
1:25:45
of the program today and uh I'll i'll
1:25:49
stick around and make sure that the the
1:25:52
Music transfers properly.
1:25:54
I'm not sure what has occurred Way back
1:25:58
in the beginning of the show, uh when
1:26:00
I was talking about it, um, but There
1:26:04
was a a couple of periods of no
1:26:07
music.
1:26:08
It's really weird It wasn't just going on
1:26:11
to the next song like it usually does
1:26:14
Um at any rate, uh, I am samuel
1:26:16
trap.
1:26:16
This is international flavor tomorrow Um Is wednesday
1:26:24
And you know what that means here at
1:26:26
damn radio.com forward slash live it's the
1:26:29
greatest day in radio many shows many things
1:26:33
to discuss and to talk about Many programs
1:26:40
to uh review With us if we go
1:26:44
to the schedule And look at what is
1:26:47
going on tomorrow today.
1:26:49
We have jr coming in for the really
1:26:51
big shoe at 2 p.m And after
1:26:54
that we have search solutions with josh, uh
1:26:57
butterfield after that tomorrow We have me with
1:27:00
international flavor.
1:27:01
We have the damn schwag with jimmy tebow.
1:27:03
We have gabby hayes show He's been on
1:27:05
a roll lately.
1:27:06
Very good to listen to.
1:27:07
Oh looks like he's got a special guest
1:27:10
Willie plain old willie.
1:27:12
I don't know what that means, but that'll
1:27:14
be Willie or won't he I don't know
1:27:16
but he's got a special guest named willie
1:27:19
Then we have the really big shoe with
1:27:21
jr We have search of solutions and then
1:27:23
we have the ike skelton radio program all
1:27:26
coming up for you tomorrow april 1st, which
1:27:30
could be april fool's day in some countries
1:27:33
and uh You should definitely participate What would
1:27:37
it be in the first of april?
1:27:41
Many things going on and that's a wednesday
1:27:45
then uh thursday I can't decide if i'm
1:27:50
gonna do my show or not.
1:27:52
I may be traveling I'm gonna try to
1:27:54
but i'll be in kentucky by that time
1:27:56
and then friday.
1:27:58
I do plan on doing my uh, my
1:28:00
show for uh civic outlaws where I will
1:28:03
be on from 7 a.m to 8
1:28:05
30 a.m For civic outlaws and so
1:28:08
I hope to have that article created for
1:28:10
you and go over the uh, the uh
1:28:13
A Lot of interesting things going on.
1:28:17
I intend to uh, check out the uh,
1:28:20
like I told you earlier the granting of
1:28:23
liquor license to illegal aliens.
1:28:25
I want to review some of that and
1:28:27
I also want to talk about the beating
1:28:30
up of the uh, marijuana, uh licensing or
1:28:35
Regulation agency the missouri's regulation that has been
1:28:38
obvious.
1:28:39
Well according to the court.
1:28:41
Um The appellate court, uh western district of
1:28:45
missouri that uh, Has been quite the failure,
1:28:49
you know that they haven't been consistent in
1:28:51
what they're doing.
1:28:52
So I hope you join us tomorrow for
1:28:54
that uh Discussion well on friday for that
1:28:59
discussion.
1:29:00
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1:29:02
to damn radio.com forward slash live and
1:29:05
Be sure to stay tuned for tomorrow or
1:29:08
listen to all of the good music when
1:29:10
talk is not occurring It's great music on
1:29:13
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1:29:14
So continue to listen.
1:29:15
Have a very beautiful mid-missouri day