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Did Israel Drag the US into War? Tucker Carlson and Joe Kent Discuss | America Unfiltered #234 · America Unfiltered With James P

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Then we failed the test and we've lost.
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But judge yourself. Here's Joe Kent.
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Joe, thanks a lot for joining us.
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So I I appreciate this. So I want to go through the
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letter that you sent yesterday as you resigned as director of
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the National Counterterrorism Center and basically through the
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big points and give you a chance to to explain them.
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You've been spoken for quite a bit over the last 24 hours, so I
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think it'd be really helpful, all of us, if you would speak
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for yourself and flesh out some of these points.
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I'm just going to read the first one.
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I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran.
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Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation.
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Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation.
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How did you reach that conclusion?
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I think this is, this is key. I mean, this would be more
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challenging to explain had the Secretary of State, the
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president, and the speaker of House, the House, not come out
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and said that we conducted this attack at this time because the
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Israelis were about to do so. So that takes away the argument
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that there was an imminent threat, as in Iran was planning
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to attack us immediately. That just simply did not.
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Exist. May I ask you to pause?
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And so I've heard people say that and this just happened.
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But history has a way of getting rewritten in real time.
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And then you look back 10 or 152025 years later, and no one
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seems to understand the things that you saw because they've
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been eliminated. So I think it's important to
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stop and say, here's what we actually know.
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So I'd like now if we could, just to play one of the
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statements that you alluded to. And that's from Marco Rubio, the
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Secretary of State. And this was shortly after this
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war commenced. And he was explaining in a, as
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is his habit, in a thoughtful, precise way, why here's
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio. And so the president made the
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very wise decision. We knew that there was going to
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be an Israeli action. We knew that that would
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precipitate an attack against American forces.
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And we knew that if we didn't preemptively go after them
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before they launched those attacks, we would suffer higher
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casualties. I want to give everyone a heads
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up too. Part of the thing with me not
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getting copyrighted is I'm going to have to pause and commentate
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on. Normally I do that on a reaction
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stream anyway, but just letting people know I'm going to have to
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like pause, read out some live chats, commentate on it so I
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don't get fucking copyrighted. Got to make it less obvious than
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usual. Someone said Joe is PSL 7 Chad.
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Like, yeah, I mean, he could have had a career in looks
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maxing. And perhaps even hire those
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killed. And then we would all be here
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answering questions about why we knew that indeed.
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And fuck Marco Rubio. OK, so that is his almost
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contemporaneous explanation and it's not offhand.
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He he reasons it out. He explains there's a logic
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chain there. And he says we knew not that
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Iran was going to attack. He did not say that.
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He said we knew that Israel was going to attack Iran.
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And in retaliation for those attacks by Israel against Iran,
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Iran might attack American forces.
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So the imminent threat that the secretary of the state is
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describing is not from Iran, it's from Israel.
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Exactly. And I think this speaks to the
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to the broader issue, who is in charge of our policy in the
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Middle East? Who's in charge of when we
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decide to go to war or not? In this case, with what the
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secretary described and later on the president, later on the
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speaker of the House. And in the way the events played
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out, the Israelis drove the decision to take this action,
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which we knew would set off a series of events, meaning the
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Iranians would retaliate. Now, I, I think there's a
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potential there where we could have done several different
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things. We could have simply said to the
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Israelis, no, you will not. And if you do, then we will take
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something away from you. I, I, I think that it's fine
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that we offer defense to Israel, but when we're providing their,
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the means for their defense, we get to dictate the terms of when
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they go on the offensive. Otherwise, they stand to lose
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that relationship. And the Israelis, the Israelis
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felt embolden that no matter what they did, no matter what
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situation they put us in, that they could go ahead and take
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this action and we. What they did is they sat Trump
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down when Bibi Netanyahu was on his fucking 47th visit to the
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United States over Trump's first year.
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And he pretty much said right after they finished butt fucking
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each other, Bibi looks at him and says we're going to use a
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nuke if you guys don't help us. That's exactly what happened.
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And then Trump was like fuck, OK.
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We just have to react and so that that speaks to that
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relationship, but also it just shows that there was a a lobby
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pushing for us to go to war. I know we'll get into that later
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on in, in in the statement, but we had a real potential.
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I think knowing what we know of the Iranians and how they react
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and in particular how they react to President Trump's leadership.
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The Iranians under President Trump's leadership, especially
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in his second term, they have shown that they take a very
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calculated approach to the escalate escalation ladder.
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For instance, in the lead up to the 12 day war, before midnight
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Hammer, the the Iranians didn't attack us.
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They were engaged in negotiations with us.
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When President Trump came back into office, they stopped their
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proxies who were attacking us under the Biden administration
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because they knew Biden was weak.
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They stopped their proxies from attacking us as well.
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So they knew President Trump was someone who wanted to negotiate,
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but more importantly, they knew that President Trump was not
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someone to mess with because he killed Qasem Soleimani, he
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killed Abu Mahdi Mohandas, he had defeated ISIS.
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They knew that President Trump was a man of action.
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He was he is militarily strong wrong.
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And so they said before we take an action, we need to make sure
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that it's calculated. So I think in this scenario,
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even if the Israelis told us we're going to strike On this
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date at this time and we didn't, you know, try to negotiate with
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the Israelis and say, hey, we'll take something away from them.
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I think we still could have back channeled to the Iranians and
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said, hey, if something happens here in the next couple days,
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it's not us. We're still serious about
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negotiations and we don't want to escalate this because it's
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well known what the Iranians plans were.
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We knew that they were going to hit our potentially our bases in
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the region, potentially our allies.
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We knew what the Straits of Hormuz, all of these things, I
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think we're fairly well known. And the Houthis ability to close
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the Red Sea, which is not yet done, but which would be
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catastrophic. To the world.
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But for the purpose of explaining your position or
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fleshing it out more so people can understand it.
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Because this is most high profile resignation.
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Guys, knock on wood, but we have not got a copy.
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We haven't got shit notification wise.
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Let's fucking go. By far in a long time.
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And there's a lot of commentary on this and I kind of took a
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quick trip through it this afternoon.
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And one of the consistent themes as well, I mean, there of course
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there's a lot of slander which we can talk about, but the
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substantive attack on you and it is an attack, a refutation of
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your letter. Is that well, actually Joe Kent
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was totally 4 using military action.
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He supported the Soleimani killing, for example.
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He seemed fine with the 12 day war, for example.
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So he doesn't have a a problem on principle with an engagement
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with Iran. You're saying what to that?
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What's your response? Well, I have no compunction
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about really fighting anybody who threatens our country.
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And the Iranians have posed a threat in the in the past and
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the Iranians have a way of threatening America.
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They have the capability and and we always talk in in the
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intelligence circles about capability and intent, what your
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enemy is capable of doing and what they actually want to do.
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And again, back to the data that we have on the Iranians, they
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use the escalation ladder. We saw that deliberately during
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the 12 day war when they struck back after midnight hammer.
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It was very deliberate. They fired the equal amount of
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missiles as we drop bombs on the nuclear facilities and they
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basically hit a part of a base in Qatar.
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They knew we didn't have any troops on.
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They didn't want to escalate any further than than we then we
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were willing to go. But also the the Iranians, when,
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when they pose a threat to us, they usually do it with their
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proxies. And if their proxies stick their
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heads up and their proxies come after us, this is basically the
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Trump Doctrine. We hammer them and we hammer
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their high profile leaders. Qasem Soleimani was highly
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effective and highly revered in Iran because the previous
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presidents prior to President Trump, Obama and Bush let Qasem
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Soleimani run around, raise proxy armies, kill Americans,
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and no one ever did anything to him.
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President Trump rightfully killed Qasem Soleimani.
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We got his deputy, Abu Abu Mohandas, who had American blood
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in his hands, took them off the battlefield.
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But then President Trump stopped.
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He took those T2 key players off the battlefield and he said, I'm
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not going to further escalate with Iran unless you escalate
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with us, knowing that if we struck Iran and we truly struck
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the regime, that would only strengthen the regime.
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So then the President Trump did something that that's incredibly
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smart, use that decisive military action, but then he
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coupled it with an economic package of sanctions, maximum
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pressure sanctions. And we can debate whether or not
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we should be using sanctions as the prime reserve currency
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holder, whatever. But he pressured the Iranians
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economically after punching them in the mouth and showing the,
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hey, I won't take this, I'm not Obama, I'm not Bush.
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If you cross a line, I will come after you.
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But then he he really put the pressure on them economically.
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And if you look at the effect of the economic sanctions, that's
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what got the Iranian people on the streets actually protesting
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against the Ayatollahs government, which is extensively
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what we would like. We would like to see a bottom up
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regime change where we get rid of the Ayatollah.
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But it's the will of the people and they have a new successful
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government that that's stable that we can deal with the one
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way to throw that all out the window.
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And this isn't just Joe Kent's opinion.
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Many, many, many scholars and I think a lot of intelligence
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assessments have been written about this too.
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I, I know for a fact they have, is that if we struck the regime,
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it would only strengthen it. And that's not, I think that's
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just basic common sense. I mean, I, I think of myself and
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probably you're in this camp as well.
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We didn't like Joe Biden, we didn't like Barack Obama.
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But if an outside force were to come in here and try and topple
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them while they were the president, I would 100% rally
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around the flag. That's just common sense.
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So if we wanted to. Well, you actually did you.
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You just joined the military under Bill Clinton.
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I assume you didn't vote for. Right.
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Right, you joined in 1998 you've you've gone the whole cycle of
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the of the War on Terror, I notice and served out as an NCOI
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think your your entire. NCO Warrant Officer.
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And Warrant Officer, 20 years. And I should just say I hate
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Everett to refer to a man's resume as like a data point
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because your ideas exist separately because.
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But in this specific case, meaning you, you spend most of
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your time fighting Iranian proxies.
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Yeah. A good deal of it, yeah, Yeah.
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So you're aware of the threat from Iran.
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You have personally used violence against that threat.
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Yeah, a lot of it, I think. And and you supported the
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president's policy up until fairly recently, right?
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And you've said that a lot in public.
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In fact, you went to work for him.
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He hired you, right. But here's the from what I can
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tell is the central question, imminent threat.
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Now, the president has said many times to many people, including
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the public, Iran can't have a nuclear weapon.
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I'm sure he must have said that to you.
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You don't have to say it, but he said it to everybody.
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Is that fair? That's fair.
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Yeah. They can't have a nuke.
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Whenever asked, we say let's just start here.
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They can't have a nuke. OK, Got it.
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Everyone agreed with that conceptually.
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Was Iran on the verge of getting a nuclear weapon?
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No, they, they weren't, you know, 3 weeks ago and this, this
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started and they weren't in June either.
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I mean, the, the Iranians have had a religious ruling of fatwa
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against actually developing a nuclear weapon since 2004.
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That's been in place since 2004. That's available in the public
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sphere. But then also we had no
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intelligence to indicate that that fatwa was being disobeyed
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or it was on the cusp of being lifted.
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The Iranian strategy, it's actually pretty pragmatic.
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The Iranians are. I mean, you just have to look at
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it like that. Like, again, I got to keep
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pausing it because I don't want to get copyrighted.
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I got to add some my input here and there.
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But I, I think it's ridiculous when you look at like some of
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the things they've been saying in the Trump administration, if
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you really just like follow it and, and you're not retarded,
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you could see it pretty clearly. In June when they struck Iran,
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they used the bunker Buster bombs on Frodo and Natanz.
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And they told us that they destroyed the nuclear program
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and they went further than that. They literally posted an article
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on whitehouse.gov that anyone can go see where they said that
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we set their program back 10 years.
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And if you are denying that, then you are a Democrat plant or
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you are just on a witch hunt for Trump.
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So they say 10 years and then less than 10 months later, we're
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back bombing them again. It's very clear we're in this
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for Israel. And then there's even more mixed
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messaging coming from like Caroline Levitt.
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She she tweets out that there's no threat on the homeland or no
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threat from Iran at all to the United States.
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And then just a couple days later is basically tweeting the
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exact opposite thing. If you just follow the rhetoric,
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if you follow the things they're saying, you could see that
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everything they're saying is a fucking lie, that they don't
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even have their stories straight.
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And again, I got to just keep pausing it to have my input so
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we don't get copyrighted. But it's just so retarded to me
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that that so many people are plan trusters and so many people
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do still believe the things they hear from Donald Trump.
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At this point, if you haven't learned, Donald Trump is full of
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shit. No offense.
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You're just a retard who is not going to fucking make it.
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Obviously aware of what's taking place in their region and their
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strategy was to not completely abandoned their nuclear program
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because they saw what happened to Muammar Gaddafi in Libya when
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he said, hey, I've got no more nukes, I'll do what you say,
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I'll give up my nukes. And we gave him the Nobel Peace
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Prize. Yeah.
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We we regime changed him and he was, you know, executed by his
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own people in the most. Horrific way.
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Oh, sodomized by a bayonet, right?
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OK, so that's what. That's the last.
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Did he just say sodomized by a bayonet?
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What the fuck? That called me off cover.
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Second. That's crazy.
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That's crazy. Holy shit.
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Sodomized by a bayonet. I mean, that's, I don't know why
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I'm laughing, that's fucked up, but.
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And I think that the entire region took from that when
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Hillary Clinton. Unfortunately that's what the
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neo con neoliberal war mongers. That's the lesson that they
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showed everyone in the region. And then conversely, he the the
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Iranians also knew that if they came out and said, OK, we've,
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we've got a nuke, whether they were bluffing or not, Saddam
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Hussein, Iraq right next door. So they kind.
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Of he hung, I think. He was hung by his own people,
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you know, after a bloody, you know, war that's still
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essentially going on in in inside of Iraq.
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So the the Iranians position, when viewed from the lens of the
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region, was actually fairly pragmatic.
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They were preventing, you know, themselves from developing a
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bomb, but they still wanted the ability.
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They wanted the ability to to enrich.
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They wanted the ability to have some components so that they
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weren't completely stripped of it.
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And when we always assess that they were either several months
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or a year, 2 years away from actually being able to develop a
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nuclear weapon. And that's not because the
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Iranians are stupid people. I think we can.
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We can tell right now that the Iranians are anything but
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stupid. But this guy in the live chat
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who who's like saying that it's very good for the United States
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that were involved in this war in Iran.
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I just want to say to you personally that you are a
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fucking retard. Your mom probably drank when she
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was pregnant or you just got dropped on your fucking head
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because nobody can be that retarded.
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Like something had to have happened to make you that
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retarded but you really are fucking stupid.
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Holy shit. Like I'm reading some of your
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live chats and I all I'm thinking is like, this guy is
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fucking stupid. You're not going to make it
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buddy, Sorry. But they had the ability, I
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think that the the brain power to actually develop one or they
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could have simply traded a ton of oil with Pakistan or someone
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else to actually get a nuclear weapon.
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They were not doing that. We had no indicate, no
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intelligence to indicate that they were.
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Then why was the president was he told that they?
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Someone asked would Joe Kent make a good presidential
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candidate? Fuck no he wouldn't.
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Joe Kent flip flops on shit depending on who he's talking
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to. No, he would not.
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Sorry, no. We're on the brink of it.
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Why at the beginning of every conversation about Iran would
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the president say, I don't want to run to have a nuclear weapon?
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Why was that the central question?
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When? And you would know, since you
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were the director of the National Counterterrorism
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Center, why would he say that if there was no intelligence or
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evidence that they were actually developing a nuke?
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So a couple things. This is what I talk about in the
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in the letter about this ecosystem of, of information
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that's laundered through a lot of prominent neoconservative
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types that are very sympathetic to the to the.
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Israel, why did it just freeze on the screen?
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All right, give me one SEC. Let me fix this, guys.
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They're catching on to us. They're catching on to US.
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One SEC. I know how to usually fix this.
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All right, here we go. Like government officials who
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give us things in semi official channels.
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What they did was they created basically a shifting red line or
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or a new red line so that if if the president's red line was
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Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.
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We've actually got a lot of trade space in there for a deal
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to be made because of what the Iran, what I just described with
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the Iranian policy, essentially the Iranian saying.
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So the guy in the chat saying, so you don't agree that getting
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rid of the Ayatollah is a good thing?
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You don't understand what we're actually doing.
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Your brain is so fucking small you can't comprehend what's
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actually happening. We're creating a regional
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superpower that is a nuclear superpower that has not signed
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on to the nuclear treaty that has attacked the United States
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before that currently lobbies our entire fucking government.
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Republicans and Democrats do not agree on shit except for
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Israel's the greatest. Why do you think that is?
20:11
Because they're paid sluts? Because they're paid to.
20:14
Do it. We are creating a power that we
20:17
will not be able to control one day.
20:19
So no, I don't think it's a good idea.
20:21
I think Iran was good at balancing Israel.
20:23
I think the United States gets less negotiating power in the
20:26
long run out of this. I think we're going to lose more
20:28
American lives. I don't support this and I
20:30
honestly think you are a fucking retard for supporting it.
20:34
OK, well, we don't want a nuclear weapon.
20:35
Well, that means we basically are at a point where we can
20:37
start negotiating and we can come up with a deal.
20:40
And the president is a fantastic deal maker.
20:42
So if your goal is to move us away from any kind of deal and
20:46
your goal is to move us into a conflict, you have to shift that
20:50
red line. And that's where a lot of this,
20:53
I would say what became a de facto U.S. policy of Iran can
20:57
have no. I just, I'm not going to keep
20:59
pausing it every two seconds, but this guy's mouth is so dry.
21:02
I cannot listen to that, whatever the fuck that sound is
21:07
anymore. I cannot.
21:08
Like, it's so crazy. Can this guy get a fucking glass
21:11
of water? Nuclear enrichment, it was
21:14
laundered through a lot of the different talking heads.
21:16
Mark Levin, Mark Dubowitz, you've got the Foundation for
21:19
the Defense of Democracies, you name it.
21:21
Washington, DC has plenty of pro Israeli lobbyists who will come
21:24
in and say those things, will publish think pieces on it, who
21:27
will go on the media, who will run, you know, op eds in the
21:29
Wall Street Journal to talk about this, why they can't have
21:32
any enrichment whatsoever. And then we have a high degree
21:35
of engagement with Israeli government officials who will
21:38
come in and say, well, they're, they're enriching and they could
21:41
enrich or, or they could enrich more and that will get them
21:44
closer to a nuclear weapon. So then enrichment basically
21:47
became the, the new US policy. And the only official I've heard
21:52
and, and folks are welcome to, to look for this that actually
21:54
that that said this in the first Trump administration was Mike
21:56
Pompeo. He said it.
21:58
The president didn't say it. The president has been very
22:00
consistent. He he said they can't have a
22:02
nuclear weapon. But again, like I said, that
22:04
puts us in a place where we actually could have
22:06
negotiations. And only President Trump I think
22:08
could successfully have negotiations with Iran because
22:12
he actually punched them in the face and the Iranians had been
22:14
walking all over us. They've been.
22:15
Out of these guys like Tucker gets denounced by Trump, Joe
22:19
Kent was about to get fired and then he steps down and they're
22:22
both still sucking his Dick. Like what the fuck is going on?
22:25
Like what world do we live in that these guys are still blown
22:28
but blowing Trump. I would like after Trump
22:31
denounced them. Killing our soldiers, All of
22:33
that is true. I have no sympathy whatsoever
22:35
for the Iranians, what their proxies were doing.
22:37
President Trump level set that when he killed Qasem Soleimani
22:40
and he killed that Mahdi Mohandas, the folks who wanted
22:44
to push an actual regime change war in Iran knew this.
22:48
And they knew there was a potential to get a deal or there
22:50
was a potential for President Trump just to continue the
22:53
policy of maximum pressure sanctions.
22:55
And if you come after us, we will hit you hard.
22:58
And that got the protesters out on the street in Iran.
23:01
And that's actually what the regime feared the most.
23:03
I don't think the Ayatollah feared dying.
23:05
Not because he, you know, is some crazy lunatic.
23:08
I'm sure some degree of the the Shia martyrdom culture played a
23:12
factor in that. However, I think he knew that if
23:15
he was killed, the regime would survive because the people would
23:18
rally around the regime. I believe you predicted this,
23:22
you know, some years ago. I think we're watching him.
23:25
It's hard to know exactly what we're watching, but it seems
23:27
consistent with what we are watching.
23:29
So I'm just focused on this question of imminent threat
23:35
because that's really the only justification I think most
23:39
Americans would accept for a preemptive war, certainly
23:42
otherwise just like a war of choice done because Bebe told
23:44
you to. And no one, no one wants, no one
23:47
wants to get behind that because it's obviously illegitimate.
23:51
So imminent threat, you're saying that there was no
23:55
intelligence that you saw with the highest level clearance
23:59
obviously involved in this conversation that showed an
24:03
imminent threat from Iran to the United States?
24:05
No. Unless we took certain actions,
24:07
unless we came after them in a way that they thought threaten
24:10
the regime, then we basically knew what they were.
24:13
Going to do. And the way they're trying to
24:14
discredit this statement is they're saying that they didn't
24:18
involve him in any of the talks because they thought he was
24:21
leaking information. And we haven't got any more to
24:24
that. I'm guessing that's just the
24:26
rhetoric they're using to try and propagandize people into
24:29
believing that this guy is just a fucking retard.
24:32
Again, I'm not big on Joe Kemp, but to his defense.
24:35
What they're doing right of. Course.
24:36
But like any, but like any country.
24:37
So if you attack any country, we know that they're going to have
24:39
a reaction. We faced an imminent threat once
24:41
we attack you. Fantastic.
24:42
Yeah, exactly. But there was no intelligence
24:44
that said, hey, on whatever day it was, March 1st, the Iranians
24:48
are going to launch this big sneak attack.
24:50
They're going to do some kind of a 9/11, Pearl Harbor, etcetera.
24:53
They're going to attack back one of our bases.
24:55
There was none of that intelligence.
24:56
Again, back to what we know about the Iranians.
24:58
They're they're very, very deliberate with, with the
25:00
escalation ladder. And again, they they're only
25:03
deliberate under President Trump's leadership because they
25:05
knew and they took President Trump very, very seriously.
25:08
So I mean, it's just, I just think it's a remarkable thing to
25:12
nail down because you're not some guy on Twitter.
25:15
You're a senior. As of yesterday, you were a
25:18
senior U.S. intelligence official who's not hostile to
25:22
President Trump, who's not gonna here to write a Tele book or
25:24
launch a media career. So I think you're a sober voice
25:27
on this. And just to be clear, there was
25:31
no intelligence that showed an imminent threat.
25:32
There was no intelligence that showed there on the cusp of
25:35
building a nuclear weapon. There's no intelligence, indeed
25:37
that showed they were trying to build a nuclear weapon.
25:39
And nobody you know. Yeah, I remember when Tulsi
25:44
Gabbard literally testified in front of Congress saying that
25:47
there was no information. And this was back in, like, May
25:50
or June before we bombed them the first time she testified,
25:53
saying that there was no evidence showing that they were
25:55
close to a nuclear weapon, you know, years away, if anything.
25:58
And then just like a week later, she was like, no, no, no, no
26:01
guys, guys, guys, I was wrong. Mossad told us that they are two
26:05
weeks away. They've been two weeks away
26:06
since the fucking 80s. Like it's so retarded.
26:10
It's so retarded. And for all the people watching
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haven't. It exists, but you just haven't
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seen it. Did you ever hear anybody say
26:41
there is Intel that shows this? I did not, no.
26:43
But I but I know how this works. I know the Israeli officials,
26:46
some in intelligence, some in government, will come to U.S.
26:49
government officials and they will say all kinds of things
26:53
that we, we know from our intelligence just simply isn't
26:56
true. And they'll say, hey, I'm giving
26:58
you a preview. It's not an intelligence channel
27:00
as yet. But here's what's going to
27:01
happen, and that doesn't usually come to.
27:03
Wait a second. I mean, I thought that US
27:07
policymakers made their decisions on the basis of
27:11
intelligence collected and or vetted by our intelligence.
27:15
That's why we have intelligence agencies that soak up hundreds
27:18
of billions a year. But you're saying that Israeli
27:22
official short circuited the entire U.S. government and just
27:24
went right to American policymakers and said it doesn't
27:28
matter what your country says? Here's what we know.
27:31
That's what. You're saying, I mean, usually
27:32
they're they're pretty slick and they'll say, hey, this isn't in
27:35
intelligence channels yet. The guy I called the retard like
27:37
20 times just goes I already followed because I would like an
27:40
alternative view even if I dislike the opinion.
27:42
I appreciate it. I I don't apologize for calling
27:45
you a retard, but I'm glad you followed.
27:47
Thank you. Appreciate that.
27:49
And the thing I'm noticing about this interview is it's just
27:53
every fucking thing they're saying.
27:55
Everything we're hearing is just the things that we've been
27:57
saying forever. It's like, OK, these guys are
28:00
just catching up now. Because it's, it's going to take
28:02
some time to get there. And here they're on the cusp of
28:06
building a bomb. You know, they're, they're going
28:08
to, I don't know, you pick your topic.
28:10
A lot of times they'll sample different things until they find
28:12
what sticks. But in, in general, the
28:14
narrative about, you know, they're going to do a preemptive
28:17
attack or really just they're going to build a nuclear weapon.
28:20
And, and if we don't stop them now, they're going to build a
28:22
nuclear weapon and enrichment is the pathway to that.
28:26
They're going to continue enriching at whatever percent
28:28
enrichment became the the narrative.
28:31
And so that hung up and that short circuited and really
28:33
sabotaged the entire negotiations because the
28:36
Iranians basically said like, we're not going to negotiate if
28:39
the if the whole starting point is no enrichment.
28:42
And again, that had nothing to do with a nuclear weapon.
28:44
And the Iranians essentially agreed to that.
28:45
So the Israelis came in, they move that that red line and they
28:50
would do a lot to say like, oh, they're enriching.
28:51
And you know what that means? That means in X amount of time
28:54
they could have a nuclear bomb. You have to ask now and then the
28:56
way the ecosystem would work is that the talking heads on, on,
29:00
on TV, you know, your Mark Levan's, Sean Hannity's,
29:02
etcetera, they would say basically the exact same thing
29:05
that night on TV. Or there would be a, you know, a
29:07
piece written in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times that
29:11
would say something very, very similar.
29:12
Yet if you looked in classified intelligence, we we didn't see
29:16
any of that. I mean, that must have been such
29:19
a weird experience for you. Bizarre.
29:23
Since you have access to the biggest and most powerful and
29:26
presumably the best Intel agencies in the world, and
29:31
you're seeing people say things as fact when you know that
29:34
they're not facts. Right.
29:36
What was that like? Infuriating.
29:40
And, and I think that's why in general, in the lead up to this
29:43
last generation, a good deal of key decision makers were not
29:48
allowed to to come express their opinion to the president.
29:52
Not allowed by whom? I think it, I think it's
29:56
important for for me right now just to stay on on the facts.
29:59
I don't want to point names. I don't want this to become a
30:01
name calling or you know, this guy did this on this day.
30:04
But any leader has gatekeepers, and so you you're saying that
30:07
you were prevented from bringing this information directly to the
30:10
president by gatekeepers. Well, there wasn't a robust
30:13
debate. So in, in general, because our
30:14
assessment really hadn't changed, you know, we would send
30:17
those up through intelligence channels.
30:19
Everyone's kind of reading the same intelligence.
30:21
But then what actually gets briefed to the president can be
30:24
very, very different depending on who and how it's delivered.
30:28
And without a level set from the intelligence community, someone
30:32
like DNI Gabbard coming in and saying, Mr. President, like,
30:34
here's the full scope of the intelligence and what it means,
30:38
You're kind of lacking that that sanity check of, of where we're
30:41
at, or at least a good sampling, you know, to to gauge how
30:45
accurate what the Israelis are saying are saying is.
30:48
And, and that process, in my view, was largely stifled in the
30:53
second iteration. There was robust debate and
30:55
robust discussions leading up to the 12 Day War into Midnight
30:59
Hammer, but this this second. Also, let's let's say this
31:02
really quick. If anybody wants a super chat,
31:06
I'll give you a little like for every super chat, we're going to
31:08
do a little knife show. We're going to thread my fingers
31:10
with a knife. So just throwing that out there
31:13
as well. We don't have YouTube super
31:14
chats up this week, but but we do have rumbling kick.
31:17
Still, someone goes, fuck, how much did I miss?
31:20
Not much. You can always rewind, but not
31:24
much. At least the guy stands by his
31:27
words and is smart enough not to get copyrighted.
31:30
Knock on wood. Let's knock on wood when we say
31:32
that shit. Oh boohoo casual lol.
31:35
We're all here having fun stealing Tucker's content.
31:38
You're treasured and loved, retard.
31:41
I'm definitely not here because I don't want to pay for Tucker
31:45
Carlson's content. I support James P
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wholeheartedly. I'm tired of your night show.
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There you go, that's what you get.
32:00
Learn a yo-yo, I know how to yo-yo.
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I know how to do a knife. I could do a Rubik's Cube.
32:04
I got a ukulele over there. I can play.
32:06
I'm good at the little object poles.
32:08
I've gotten good at them recently.
32:09
But yeah, any super chats we're going to fucking start.
32:12
I don't know if you want to see juggling, You want to see me do
32:14
the knife, you want to see me do a Rubik's Cube, I don't give a
32:15
shit. Whatever you guys want, but
32:18
let's get back into it. Like I said, I got to keep
32:20
pausing it. We got a, you know, we got to
32:22
trick the algorithm, not let them know that we are stealing
32:25
this off a wall. I don't want.
32:27
Around to me, and I'm sure others will refute this and
32:31
disagree with me, but what was conducted by just a handful of
32:35
small of advisors around the. President, that is true.
32:38
I believe what you're saying is true.
32:42
My sense, though, and you would know more than I is there
32:44
weren't a lot of people directly around the president who work
32:49
there, who work at the White House, his, you know, the
32:50
principles who are making an aggressive case for this war.
32:55
Do you think there was? I mean, was there a majority of
32:58
like his top 10 advisors who were saying we must do this now?
33:01
I think the, I think the circle that was that he that was around
33:05
him was very, very tight and very small.
33:08
And I think they were all in the same sheet of music.
33:10
And I think a lot of them were getting their information from
33:12
the the ecosystem that I described.
33:14
And I think we'd be in a different place if we would have
33:16
talked about the actual what the intelligence picture is and what
33:20
are what are interesting. So Israeli government talking
33:22
points laundered through Fox News in the Wall Street Journal,
33:25
is that the ecosystem you're talking about?
33:26
Yeah. And then the Israeli.
33:27
Yeah, no. Shit, I mean, who is Rupert
33:29
Murdoch's best fucking friend? Benjamin Netanyahu?
33:32
Like, oh really? No shit, No shit.
33:35
Fox News reports Israeli talking points that that's crazy.
33:38
I never thought like, this is what I'm talking about.
33:41
These people are just catching up.
33:42
Are you fucking getting me? Who is Rupert Murdoch's best
33:46
friend? Benjamin Netanyahu Then next
33:49
they're going to be like, guys, CNN is doing their talking
33:51
points. It's like, OK, who just bought
33:52
CNN? The elephants?
33:54
Like these people really are retards.
33:56
I'm or after the fact saying the same thing like the enrichment
34:00
is going to get them a nuclear bomb instead amount of time.
34:02
Do you believe that you and the DNI for whom you worked until
34:08
yesterday? Yeah, that CC going.
34:10
I believe what you're saying is true, Tucker says in a somber
34:13
voice. Dude it's so fucking annoying
34:15
every fucking time. Tucker is so predictable.
34:19
And then the worst with Tucker is when he does the like
34:21
pedophile Mickey Mouse laugh. It's like, dude, what the I feel
34:25
like I'm about to get molested by Mickey Mouse and friends like
34:29
every time I hear that. Yesterday had as much FaceTime
34:33
with the president as Israeli officials did.
34:37
I don't know. I don't know that for sure
34:38
because I don't know exactly how frequently the Israelis were
34:43
engaging directly with the president.
34:44
It did seem like Benjamin Netanyahu was, you know,
34:48
obviously it was all public that he was in the.
34:50
White House. Quite a bit, Yeah, quite a bit.
34:53
And then his other officials as well, Dermer, etcetera.
34:57
Those guys were were in, they were making phone calls, just a
35:00
lot of engagement from them. And again, when when we would
35:03
hear or you'd hear what they were saying, it didn't reflect
35:07
in intelligence channels, even intelligence that we shared with
35:09
the Israelis that the Israelis were giving us in many cases.
35:13
So there was, there was a clear, you know, gap between, you know,
35:17
the intelligence and then the information that the president
35:21
was given and the decisions that the president was making.
35:25
I don't want to put you in a comfortable position.
35:26
Obviously you're not going to divulge anything that's
35:28
classified. I don't think you would.
35:31
You definitely shouldn't because there are people who hurt you
35:34
for that and you shouldn't. So without encouraging you to do
35:37
that, it's, yeah, I think it's a common place.
35:40
It's understood in Washington. I've heard from many people who
35:43
work in your business that a substantial portion of our
35:46
information touches Israel at some point.
35:49
Either it's collected by them, it is shaped by them, It's not
35:54
purely American. Is that a fair?
35:56
Is that do you think it's fair? Especially in the Middle East, I
35:58
would say, I mean, look, the Israelis are tactically very
36:01
proficient. They have a very competent
36:03
intelligence service and there's a lot that we can learn from
36:07
them in the craft of intelligence.
36:09
So they're they're very proficient, they're very good.
36:12
However, whenever we get information from a liaison
36:15
service, I think it's incredibly important to to realize that it
36:19
could be given to us, to influence us as well as to
36:22
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37:04
And the way that I would see Israeli information in
37:07
particular coming from senior officials directly to our senior
37:10
officials, that that caveat just wasn't given frequently enough.
37:15
And there's a lot of times some of this is just because of, you
37:18
know, bureaucratic practice. But a lot of it, I think it's
37:20
just we feel very comfortable with the Israelis.
37:22
A lot of them are dual citizens. They they sound like us.
37:24
They don't feel foreign. We kind of go into a a more
37:29
complacent mode where we trust a lot of what they have to say,
37:32
not keeping in the back of our mind that they have their own
37:36
agenda and we have our own agenda at the end of the day
37:38
now, I'd say a lot. Of I raised it, let me know.
37:41
You know, it's very, very tactically, You know, the same
37:45
when it comes to fighting Hezbollah, when it comes to
37:47
fighting terrorism, sure. But when it comes to what's our
37:50
strategic goal in a war that's going to have ramifications for
37:55
our nation, for the region, for global energy supplies.
37:58
I think most, most folks right now at the Pentagon and
38:00
intelligence agencies, they would say us and the Israelis
38:02
actually have a different objective here.
38:04
I don't believe that our objective has been clearly
38:06
defined because we're shying away from regime change.
38:09
The Israelis are not shying away from regime change.
38:11
They want to knockout, lock, stock and barrel the the current
38:14
government. They don't seem to have a plan
38:16
for what comes next. Well, that was when next
38:18
question. And I think you would have heard
38:20
tell of such a plan. So if you're going to take out a
38:22
government, I think it's fair to ask what replaces it.
38:26
And I have asked a bunch of people, many people, this
38:28
question, never gotten any answer whatsoever other than
38:31
there's no plan. The Israelis don't have a plan
38:32
because they don't care. Do you think that's fair?
38:35
I think that's completely fair. I think as Americans,
38:38
rightfully, we want a clear stated objective and in state
38:42
for war. I think that's something that
38:44
that was born out of the, the Jiwat was born out of the
38:46
Vietnam era. Americans want to know why we're
38:49
going to war and what the end state is and and they can get on
38:53
board in general if if that's clearly articulated.
38:56
That's not the case with Iran. The Israelis are different.
38:59
I think a lot of times, again, because they a lot of them speak
39:01
English, they culturally feel the same, but the Israelis have
39:04
a much different tolerance for how and why they're going to war
39:08
and for their their endurance for war.
39:11
The Israelis are completely fine with Iran slipping into chaos.
39:15
That means that the Ayatollah and the IRGC can't really
39:17
threaten them anymore. Hezbollah's money might be cut
39:20
off in in their head. And so complete chaos in Iran.
39:24
It's not necessarily a bad thing for the Israelis, for us, for
39:27
global energy. Straits of Hormuz, our partners
39:31
in the GCC Mass migration problems in Europe this is.
39:36
Someone has my opinion on I already gave you my fucking
39:41
You're the same guy called a retard like 20 minutes ago.
39:43
What are you talking about? I already gave you my opinion.
39:45
I told you this war is bad. We should not be involved. the
39:48
United States has been slave state Israel for far too long.
39:50
There's a war that benefits Israel doesn't benefit America.
39:53
And it's not even, it's, it's not even just that it doesn't
39:56
benefit us. It actually serves to hurt us.
39:59
You know, if we win this war, it serves to hurt us.
40:01
We create a regional superpower with nukes.
40:03
It's not signed on to the nuclear treaty that has attacked
40:06
the United States before. And we have less negotiating
40:09
power with them because we don't have Iran as leverage.
40:12
So, yeah, I, I don't like it. I think it's really bad.
40:15
I think the fact that, you know, I'm estimating that the amount
40:18
of Americans that have died is, you know, 5X what they're saying
40:21
at least, you know, I would say it's probably 50-60 plus they're
40:25
reporting it's like 12 or 15 or something.
40:28
So I I find the entire thing disgusting.
40:30
Fuck these people, fuck the Zionist lobby, fuck Trump, fuck
40:33
everyone in his admin. We're we're getting sold a bill
40:36
of shit and they like literally they tell us it's a golden age,
40:39
it's a golden shower. They are pissing on us.
40:41
They are literally pissing on you and telling you it's rain.
40:44
That's what's happening. The major problem?
40:46
It's a catastrophe for the world.
40:48
For the world, yeah. Right.
40:50
And it's a little galling that I was so.
40:53
Anti Israel. Yeah, A.
40:54
Couple weeks about, you know, the valiant people of Iran and
40:57
how we needed to save them. And then a lot of the exile
41:00
communities here in the United States of of Iranians, a lot of
41:04
them really nice people. They jumped on board.
41:07
We got to save our people. This guy's only 45, I'll give it
41:11
to him. He does MOG a bit but at the
41:12
same time he is he's Gray like what the fuck How is he only 45?
41:19
But by your telling and by the facts, by the way, this is not
41:23
really an opinion. There's no plan for what happens
41:25
after regime change. Like the people pushing that
41:28
line would just would be happy to see a permanent civil war
41:30
there. Which is insanity.
41:32
So if you, if you, if we do want a real regime change and we want
41:35
the people to rise up, we want it to happen fairly organically.
41:38
Going aggressively after the Ayatollah was the last thing
41:41
that we ever should have done. Again, like, I'm no fan of the
41:44
former supreme Leader, you know, like, and I, however, he was
41:49
moderating their nuclear program.
41:51
He, he was preventing them from getting a nuclear weapon.
41:54
If you take him out, if you kill him aggressively, people are
41:56
going to rally around that regime.
41:58
And the next Ayatollah that you get, and I think this is the
42:01
case by all data that we have with his son, the next Ayatollah
42:04
that you get is going to be more radical because he has to, he's
42:08
going to push back. And there's always a tension
42:11
inside of Iran between the IRGC, the, the Iranian Revolutionary
42:15
Guard Corps and the clerics who run the country.
42:18
They have a, they have a healthy, I think tension between
42:20
the two, a rivalry. IRG, CS leadership.
42:23
These, these are Qasem Soleimani's troops.
42:26
These are the guys that Soleimani trained.
42:27
These guys, most of them cut their teeth in the Iraq Iran
42:30
war. A lot of them cut their teeth
42:32
fighting us in Iraq. They cut their teeth fighting
42:34
ISIS in Iraq and Syria. They, they created Hezbollah.
42:39
They trained and armed Hezbollah.
42:41
So these guys are actually pretty serious and pretty hard
42:44
line and they're willing to fight and they want to fight.
42:47
And so by killing the the Ayatollah, we've given them more
42:51
power because now internally they can go and they can say,
42:54
hey, all you guys who thought that we could negotiate with the
42:56
Americans, you're chumps. We have to fight them.
43:00
So I think the longer this goes on, the more negotiators, the
43:03
more moderates that are killed off, like we just killed, you
43:06
know, Ollie, Lauren, Johnny, who was a negotiator who who was
43:10
eager to get us a deal again. Look, I've got no love for the
43:14
IRGC. I've got no love for the for the
43:15
Iranians. But you've got to realize.
43:17
Just to be clear, if you want, in case you're treating your no,
43:20
you fought their proxies. I fought their proxies.
43:22
I mean, I put countless of them in flex cuffs or much worse.
43:27
I've gone after the Iranians. I was in, you know, specialized
43:29
outfits that went after the Iranians and their proxies.
43:32
These are very serious people. They're not, you know, Superman
43:36
by any means. They're they're humans.
43:39
Is anyone else thinking what I'm thinking?
43:41
Like when you're looking at Joe Ken, every time I see his face
43:44
especially like look at the freeze frame I have it on now
43:47
just imagine him with like a beautiful chaplain stash.
43:50
I don't know if anyone else is thinking it, Maybe it's just me,
43:53
but he would look good with a chaplain.
43:55
He could be the guy to bring it back.
43:58
You know, maybe his recent statements might make it a
44:01
little harder. But, but, but, but I do think he
44:07
could bring it. I think he could be the one to
44:09
bring. Alex Jones tried it didn't
44:10
really catch on, although he did look good with it.
44:13
I do think Joe Ken, he, he's handsome enough that he could
44:16
bring back the chaplain. I'm here for it.
44:19
I'm here. I give my heart to you, Joe Ken.
44:21
I I give my heart to you. Please bring it back.
44:24
We need it. But they're serious.
44:27
And if you give the IRGCA reason to take more control and they
44:30
get support from the people because, again, you know, you
44:33
kill off the Ayatollah, they can say, hey, the last guy was too
44:36
moderate. Look at what it got us.
44:37
Like, give us more, more control.
44:39
I get it. And the Iranian people are going
44:40
to be like, well, actually, yeah, I don't like getting
44:42
bombed by the Americans and the Israelis.
44:44
Maybe we do need to listen to the IRGC.
44:46
So a lot of these, the points that you're making, I think
44:49
we're insightful, but they're also pretty obvious if you kind
44:52
of game it out for 10 seconds. So it seems like you've got two
44:56
different goals. You've described Israel's goal
44:59
as just regime change, permanent chaos, Take Iran off the map as
45:05
a coherent nation state, just tie them up with internal chaos,
45:08
whatever the effects of that are on the rest of the world, all of
45:11
them disastrous. Then, on the American side, you
45:14
have. Thomas, you just followed on
45:16
kick. Beast, beast, beast, beast.
45:20
Dude, let's go, let's go. Let's fucking go, people.
45:25
Let's go. What a beast.
45:26
What a beast. Huge shout out to that guy.
45:28
What was your name? Oh no, you're an Indian spambot.
45:31
Kill yourself. Fuck you.
45:32
Never mind. I I take back the beast.
45:34
I take it back. You're a pussy.
45:36
Fuck you. He follows me and then he goes,
45:39
hey homie, I can share your stream in a kick community.
45:42
Kill yourself. Fuck you.
45:44
You're worthless. You're scum.
45:46
People like you are are what make me hate this world.
45:49
Seriously, fuck you, suck my fucking Dick.
45:52
This isn't stated goal, which is we can't let Iran have a nuclear
45:55
weapon which they didn't have and weren't trying to build in
45:58
any imminent way. OK.
46:00
So if you join those two together in a common mission in
46:05
a war, like that's our partner in this war, then you create all
46:09
kinds of very bad incentives. And now Larzani, I think, was
46:15
killed by the Israelis. You saw the Israelis blow up
46:19
Qatari natural gas facilities today in the Qatari natural gas
46:25
field, which feeds the rest of the world LNG.
46:28
Those seem like very obvious steps, not to minimize the
46:33
threat from Iran, but to lock down the United States in perma
46:37
war. We can't get out.
46:38
After we do that, you kill the negotiator, you attack our
46:43
closest ally in the region, it's probably Qatar.
46:45
You attack Qatar, apparently. Like no one thought this might
46:50
happen. And there's no, there's no rains
46:54
on the Israelis, unfortunately. I mean, we, we continue to refer
46:57
to them like as our partners are equal to the best partners we've
46:59
ever had. But at the end of the day, the
47:01
Israelis couldn't do any of this without us.
47:03
And and so but. They're acting against our
47:05
interests in a in a very obvious and very serious way.
47:09
And and and again, it's. It's obvious if.
47:11
Someone asked if anything interesting has happened in the
47:13
first hour. I mean it's kind of just been
47:15
repeating a lot of the stuff I've been saying for a while, so
47:18
nothing new to me. Depends on your level of
47:21
knowledge if. If we've stated that our goal is
47:24
just to take away their ability to ever even enrich and to take
47:28
away their Ballistics and to take away their Navy, all these
47:31
kind of tactical objectives, if we say that that's that's our
47:33
objective and that's when we can come to a place where we can
47:36
just exit. It's in the Israelis interest to
47:40
get us more and more entrenched in this.
47:43
And that's exactly what they're doing right now, you know?
47:45
False flag. When the Israelis killed Johnny,
47:47
I think I may have misspoke and said we kill, we didn't kill
47:49
him. The Israelis, Israeli struck
47:50
him. But I do believe in Iran at this
47:53
point of the war. They, they view it as whether we
47:55
like it or not. I think they view it as we, us
47:59
and the Israelis kind of as the same thing.
48:01
We've described it that way. Because we, the Israelis,
48:04
couldn't do any of this without us.
48:05
And then that's where the relationship is just way off
48:08
kilter. If they have different
48:09
objectives than us, then what are we doing letting them drive
48:12
the war? So you just said something
48:14
that's been disputed many times by the Mark.
48:17
Well, I'm not going to name anybody, but by advocates for
48:20
Israel, it's it's APR department here in the United States, which
48:23
is huge. And you said they couldn't do
48:26
any of this without us. You often hear it's promoters,
48:30
it's lobbyists say Israel just wants to fight its own wars,
48:35
back off and let us do it. Is that not?
48:38
I'd love, I'd love to to run the experiment.
48:41
We try that. What would happen?
48:43
You know, the Israelis, again, they have great, they have the
48:47
ability to go out and collect great intelligence.
48:49
They have a very capable military, but they're very small
48:51
country. I think Israel would be able to
48:54
defend itself. I think it could conduct, you
48:56
know, limited strikes on its borders.
48:59
I think it could continue carrying out pretty impressive
49:02
targeted assassinations against its adversaries.
49:06
And so I think you would see it relatively contained.
49:09
What it couldn't do is go topple entire governments.
49:12
It it, it couldn't do something like the Iran war, the Iraq war,
49:15
It couldn't aggressively, you know, destabilize Syria, these
49:19
these big heavy lifts of regime change that America has been
49:23
engaged in. Israel could not.
49:26
The guy in the thing tell me to be myself, dude.
49:28
If you're not, if you're new to the show, then you're just
49:31
getting it. This is me.
49:32
I'm just myself on this show. You're retarded just because I
49:40
move my hands around a lot. Like it's just so retarded.
49:43
Do on their own, which is where you get back to the the Israeli
49:47
lobby being just so potent and so powerful and so aggressive.
49:51
So that, and I want to ask with that, because that's the line
49:54
that you're being attacked for. And so I want to go through and
49:58
have you explain more fully, if you would, why you said what you
50:00
did and read it. But before I do that, one last
50:02
question did, was any of this debated that you know of before
50:07
this war commenced 3 weeks ago? Did anyone say, well, wait a
50:10
second, if we do this and kill the Ayatollah?
50:14
Because that was like the first order, I think.
50:18
What are the the facts? Book recommendations How to kill
50:21
yourself for dummies, better drink bleach for dummies, How to
50:26
tie a six foot rope into a noose for dummies.
50:33
Yeah, if I get any how to consume fentanyl.
50:36
I don't know. If I think of any more, I'll let
50:37
you know. After and like, what's the goal?
50:40
Did these debates ever? I know they happened heavily
50:44
before the 12 day war. I think that when the Israelis
50:47
came back around and said they they wanted to do this.
50:50
I just don't think there was any debate.
50:51
I I, I think just based on the ecosystem and the amount of
50:54
influence that was exerted. Because in some ways this is a
50:58
little humiliating since we were told, I was told the whole
51:02
country was told that after the 12 Day War, there was no Iranian
51:05
nuclear threat. We got rid of it.
51:08
I'm not imagining that. It just happened last summer.
51:10
Yeah. Do you recall those statements?
51:14
Yeah, I mean Operation Minute Hammer, yes, destroyed their
51:17
nuclear capability, so. So how was it that we wound up
51:23
six months later getting another lecture about their nuclear
51:26
capability and it's imminent threat to the United States and
51:29
nuclear tipped ballistic missiles aimed at Miami and and
51:31
the whole thing and nobody. First of all, there was no
51:33
organized protest against this. Like in a normal country, you'd
51:37
think people would rise up and be like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
51:39
You just told us six months ago the exact opposite.
51:42
What did internally in the Intel world people say what the hell
51:45
is going on? I I just think that it will, the
51:49
planning for this was so compartmentalized that there was
51:52
no debate as in it was a foregone conclusion.
51:55
Maybe the exact timing they didn't, they weren't exactly
51:57
aware of or that had to be debated.
51:59
When, when do we do it? But it seemed to be a foregone
52:02
conclusion. And I'm sure others will, will
52:04
say, no, that's not the case at all.
52:05
But there was no robust debate like there was going into the 12
52:09
Day war because the big question that a lot of us had that were
52:12
skeptical of Operation Minet Hammer was, OK, so we do this,
52:17
We know the Israelis whole goal is regime change.
52:20
What makes us think they'll stop?
52:22
And if they do stop for a period of time, why won't we just be
52:25
back in the same place in six months where they're saying that
52:28
we have to go back in? And that's essentially exactly
52:31
what happened. So this was raised.
52:34
This was, this was raised to my knowledge in, in June.
52:36
This was like, Hey, what happens next?
52:38
So you, you take out the nuclear, the, the, the ability
52:41
for them to, to enrich and to potentially develop a nuclear
52:44
weapon. That's done.
52:46
We know the Israelis have a completely different goal.
52:49
Part of that strike midnight hammer was also to get the
52:52
Israelis to wrap up the the 12 day war.
52:55
But we knew because of what the Israelis told us that they
52:58
wanted, this is the time to take down the regime.
53:01
And they don't want the Ayatollah to be in power.
53:02
They want a regime change. They want a new government
53:04
there. So we said, OK, knowing that we
53:07
know that this strike, this limited strike that we're going
53:09
to do isn't going to be enough. At some point, the Israelis are
53:12
to come back to us and say, hey, we have to go again.
53:16
And with that knowledge. And I think because so many of
53:18
us had pointed that out and because these, the Israelis had
53:20
said it, there wasn't a big debate this last time.
53:26
You know, they, they, I think they, they had that discussion,
53:29
you know, behind closed doors. And there wasn't a chance for
53:31
any dissenting voices to come in.
53:33
But you would think, well, I've seen it before.
53:36
You know, when a question like this arises, the people making
53:40
decision go immediately to their own Intel agencies and in your
53:44
case agency that you know has jurisdiction over those agencies
53:46
and say, you know, all available Intel on the question of the
53:49
Iranian nuclear program, all available Intel on the question
53:52
of ICBM service, ballistic missile program, all available
53:55
Intel on what might happen if we topple the regime in place.
53:58
Like this has all been gained out for a long time.
54:00
This there's a constant process of gathering Intel on it,
54:03
correct? Yeah, and that and that's that's
54:05
what we did in the lead up to the 12 Day War.
54:07
But this time, no. But this time, no, not to my
54:09
knowledge. And, and I'm sure the
54:11
administration will come out and say, no, you just weren't
54:12
invited. But I've got a pretty good idea
54:15
of how those meetings look. And even if I wasn't invited, I,
54:17
you know, at least would have known that they took place
54:19
again. It it just seemed to be a
54:20
foregone conclusion that like this was happening.
54:23
So I I almost don't want to bring this up because it's so
54:26
distressing, but I have to ask a question about blowback, the
54:30
effects, the downstream effects of military.
54:33
Like, that was pretty good time. I just did that Rubik's Cube in
54:36
like a minute. Someone goes, James, do you like
54:40
the same anime shows I like? OK.
54:44
Hey James, I heard Netanyahu's dead thoughts.
54:46
No, he's not. Thoughts on the Austrian
54:50
painter? Based or no?
54:51
Great painter. Hey James, I like stick.
54:55
OK dude, fuck. I'm like come on, what do you
54:57
fucking do? What are you fucking doing?
54:59
Seriously, what the fuck? Why why why is this my life?
55:02
Like if you're going to send me these questions at least super
55:05
chat me. Like at least send me some
55:07
fucking money. Like don't, don't just treat me
55:09
like I'm a whore. Don't use and abuse me like I'm
55:11
some worthless slut. Like I'm Bonnie Blue and you're
55:13
#467 in line. No, fuck that, you pay me.
55:19
The action terrorism in the United States if.
55:21
You're going to rape me. You're going to at least pay me
55:23
first. You're not.
55:24
You're not just going to use and abuse me like a slut.
55:26
You're not just going to fill my live chat with bullshit and make
55:30
me read it out. No, it's not happening, sorry.
55:33
And I have the feeling we're going to see some of it.
55:35
But I'm going to ask you, but since you are an acknowledged
55:38
expert on that question and since you spent your adult life
55:41
fighting Iranian proxies and because we're always hearing
55:45
some of them are Nina. Someone sent 10 bucks on rumble
55:47
once I said that as long as Israel can walk in the White
55:50
House, they still they will also walk on our country's freedom
55:54
and pride Yeah. I mean, we really just need a
55:57
full break from the entire Middle East full break for OK,
56:01
OK, someone goes pay me guy who doesn't have super chat chill.
56:04
It's not I don't have them on. It's I'm in the process of
56:08
verification on that. So let's let's take a step back
56:11
there. We we have super chats on three
56:13
different platforms active right now.
56:15
We got rumble, we got kick and we have actually fuck entropy a
56:19
little bit right now. Entropy is having some payment
56:21
issues, but we got we got rumble and we got kick right now.
56:24
So again, let's relax there. Hold the phone casual bro dude,
56:31
I love you. I would go to war for you, CC
56:33
don't worry. You know that.
56:35
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56:49
What Are you kidding? Kidding.
56:51
Kidding. Kidding.
56:52
Kidding. United States Did anyone go to
56:55
you and say if we do this, what are the odds that we will have
56:59
terror attacks in the homeland here in the US?
57:02
That was a. That was a piece are a an
57:04
intelligence product that we we worked up on our own I bet and
57:08
coordinated throughout the the intelligence community.
57:11
Basically, we talked about, you know, the, the Iranians ability
57:15
to conduct, you know, sleeper cell like attacks, which is
57:17
actually pretty limited. The whole idea of sleeper cells
57:22
or a cell operating is challenging in today's
57:26
environment because cells have to communicate with each other
57:28
and we're and we're pretty good at picking up on that.
57:30
The real threat and, and most major terrorist organizations
57:33
have kind of moved to this, this model is the lone actors.
57:36
It's inspiring people that are already in place by using the
57:39
media. There was already a ton of
57:41
blowback, you know, because the the the Gaza war, the Hamas used
57:45
propaganda very, very effectively to I think Curry a
57:49
lot of favor with younger people here in the United States and
57:52
abroad. And there was multiple terrorist
57:54
attacks in America in the last year where Gaza was cited
57:58
because they consume some of the propaganda coming out of out of
58:02
Gaza. And these people weren't, you
58:03
know, infiltrated Iranian agents.
58:05
They were here folks that were homegrown.
58:07
And so we said, hey, the biggest threat right now isn't that the
58:11
Iranians are going to like sneak some guys over and, and they've
58:13
been waiting here for years and there could force operatives.
58:16
That's that's always possible. Again, the Iranians are very
58:18
competent as well. And they have tried something
58:20
like that before in the past back under the Obama
58:22
administration where they tried to kill the Saudi ambassador in
58:25
Georgetown. So we, we were worried about
58:27
that. But what we were more worried
58:29
about was the fact that Biden had the border open for four
58:31
plus years. And I testified publicly in
58:33
Congress laying out the the all 18,000 known suspected
58:37
terrorists that potentially could be in the in the country.
58:40
Since then, we've discovered potentially more.
58:43
The problem is the bookkeeping under the Biden administration
58:45
was kind of like the border. It was wide open.
58:46
And so we don't know how many folks are actually in.
58:50
I literally just watched that NIT clip today too.
58:53
Someone goes hey James can you recommend Israel critical
58:55
homeschool curriculum materials for my elementary school age
58:58
children? I just watched that video of the
59:00
Super chat today where it's like, hey, I have a 10 year old
59:02
son, can you give me, can you give me anti Israel books to
59:06
give him? Dude, it's great.
59:09
The fact that there are some people like that out in this
59:12
world is actually a little bit scary.
59:13
It's like, dude, just read your kid The Hungry Hungry
59:15
Caterpillar. Like read your kid.
59:18
Read your kid a normal fucking book, you weirdos.
59:21
Yeah, show your kid of your rope in the last battle.
59:24
Just play that like, oh, let's go.
59:26
Another super chat. Let's go.
59:27
What a day from CC Red. Well I didn't know that your
59:31
rumble chats were open lol. Anyways, hi what's up man?
59:34
What you up to? Anything cool?
59:36
No, nothing cool. Just watching this, watching
59:40
this interview. WCC Red.
59:42
We would go to war for that guy. He is the fucking man.
59:44
Let's go, we love CC. Hey James, thoughts on Israel
59:49
potentially ordering the hit on Charlie Kirk?
59:52
You know, I would put it at about a 1% chance.
59:55
About a 1% chance here's the thing about like do I think the
1:00:00
FB is narrative is weird yeah. Is there some holes in the
1:00:04
story? Sure.
1:00:06
Are we going to find that out throughout the trial?
1:00:08
Maybe I think we should wait till we see the trial to, you
1:00:10
know dive in further than that. Am I what was he going to say Oh
1:00:15
yeah. I'm extremely critical of
1:00:18
Candace on this because here's one of my thought processes on.
1:00:21
It's not my only, not my only thought process on this, but.
1:00:25
The average IQ of a black woman is like 80 or 85 in America.
1:00:29
Why do people think that Candace is this like solo black female
1:00:33
genius? That she's the only like genius
1:00:35
sub-saharan to exist? I'm just not buying it.
1:00:38
You know? I'm just, I think Candace is a
1:00:41
retard. I think Candace is just like
1:00:43
every other black female in this country.
1:00:45
Not every but the majority of all black females in this
1:00:48
country. I think it's pretty similar.
1:00:50
You know, I think we should all be able to agree on that, but I
1:00:53
do think Charlie would have been, I think it would have been
1:00:57
Vance with Charlie as VP like for the next ticket.
1:01:00
And then I think it would have been Charlie after that.
1:01:02
I think they were definitely grooming Charlie for the
1:01:05
presidency eventually. So, and I like Charlie, you
1:01:08
know, I disagreed with him on a lot, but I did like Charlie.
1:01:10
He's kind of what got me into politics in the 1st place when I
1:01:12
was younger, you know, Very sad he's gone.
1:01:16
The country that that shouldn't be here, it's millions.
1:01:18
How many of them have ties to countries that are adjacent to
1:01:21
Iran or that are Iranian? We're still, we as as I left, we
1:01:25
were still working on some of those numbers, but we've seen
1:01:27
several terrorist attacks since these operations began in
1:01:30
America and they all fit that lone actor inspired model.
1:01:34
So the blowback is as longer this goes on and the more the
1:01:37
propaganda and never really gets weaponized, we are going to see
1:01:40
more than likely more people here that are radicalized.
1:01:43
Now, frankly, I, I think that none of the, and this is another
1:01:45
great thing about President Trump.
1:01:47
None of these people should be in the country.
1:01:49
We we should have tight immigration policies.
1:01:52
We should be focused right now. Our focus should be on finding
1:01:56
everyone who shouldn't be in our country right now and getting
1:01:58
them out as soon as possible, not in another foreign
1:02:00
adventure. I wonder, I mean, so you've
1:02:02
already seen in the wake of a recent terror attack, neo cons
1:02:06
used that attack as a way to try and censor, shut down, maybe
1:02:11
even imprison critics of the decision to go to war in Iran.
1:02:16
So it's almost like you control both sides.
1:02:19
Like you advocate for a war, which inevitably Stokes
1:02:22
religious hatred because you advocate for the killing of a
1:02:25
religious leader. OK.
1:02:27
So you're helping to create religious war, permanent
1:02:29
generational religious war. And then when you're a country,
1:02:33
or the country you happen to be living in that you don't really
1:02:35
care about feels the effects when Americans are killed as a
1:02:38
result of that, you use their deaths to justify the silencing
1:02:43
of people who criticized you. Does that make sense?
1:02:46
No, exactly. Yeah.
1:02:48
So how much are you concerned we're going to see more of that?
1:02:51
I'm very concerned. I, I, I think we, I, I pray we
1:02:53
won't, but the odds are not in our favor.
1:02:56
Just considering how open our borders have been.
1:02:59
Obviously this type of propaganda radicalizes people.
1:03:02
Again, we, we've already seen attacks.
1:03:03
We saw attacks inspired by the conflict in Gaza.
1:03:06
So I think we're going to see more of this.
1:03:07
And then just, you know, made the mistake of opening up
1:03:11
Twitter a couple times today. There's people calling for, you
1:03:14
know, dissenting voices to be charged, to be locked out, of
1:03:17
course, etcetera and so. And they may be.
1:03:20
The erosion of civil rights, I think, during a time of conflict
1:03:22
is nothing, nothing new. Unfortunately, we've seen it
1:03:24
before. It's the rule.
1:03:25
But I I wonder though is like people talk through or maybe
1:03:29
they didn't talk it through but did anybody in the lead up to
1:03:32
this? I just want to ask it again to
1:03:33
make sure I understand the answer in the lead up to this
1:03:36
war, which is now a regional war, potentially a global war,
1:03:39
big war, biggest war of our lives.
1:03:41
Did anyone come to you and say, do you have a, what's your
1:03:44
projection for like what the effects on the United States
1:03:48
will be? Like?
1:03:49
How many Americans could die at the shopping mall because of
1:03:53
this? Or at school?
1:03:55
We proactively wrote an assessment, which is what we
1:03:57
what we tend to do anyways. But again, there just wasn't a
1:04:01
huge process in a in a debate about this last this last
1:04:05
iteration. But you're worried about it.
1:04:07
I'm, you know, I'm very. Someone asked where their queen
1:04:09
Sassy is at. Sassy will be on the show
1:04:11
tomorrow. We're going to have her on the
1:04:12
show tomorrow. I rescheduled it for this.
1:04:13
It's going to be fun though. We're going to fuck with her for
1:04:16
a few hours tomorrow. I don't know how long she'll be
1:04:18
on the Sassy's the. If you're new to the show,
1:04:21
Sassy's the girl I debated. She was also on Jubilee.
1:04:24
Me and her both on Jubilee. Different episodes but we did a
1:04:26
debate outside about ICE. I absolutely mogged her.
1:04:29
It was funny, but she's a pink haired liberal bitch.
1:04:33
We're going to have her on the show tomorrow.
1:04:34
And she's just, she's obsessed with me.
1:04:37
She loves me. She can't get enough of me.
1:04:38
She, she wants me so bad. It's clear everything she says
1:04:41
is basically just begging for me.
1:04:43
And it's like, OK, let's let's relax, let's hold off there a
1:04:46
little bit, sweetheart, let's hold off.
1:04:48
Maybe you'll get your turn eventually, maybe 00.
1:04:53
The Rumble super chats don't pop up on the screen.
1:04:56
CC you got to help me out with that one day.
1:04:58
But Groipers mom just sent $100 super check.
1:05:01
God bless you and your work, James.
1:05:03
Groipers mom we love, we love the base moms.
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You know, to all the people, like we shit on women a lot and
1:05:08
it's well deserved. They earned it.
1:05:11
But the moms, they're based like you ever try and red pill your
1:05:13
dad and your dad's like shut the fuck up.
1:05:15
Then you try and red pill your mom and your mom's like holy
1:05:17
shit, your mom is easy to red pill.
1:05:19
Your dad is not. The moms get it for some reason.
1:05:22
Maybe it's just the Italians, I don't know, but bass moms, bass
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groiper mom, let's fucking go. Huge W someone goes to she of
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only fan. I don't think groipers mom so oh
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wait, you might be talking about sassy instead of groipers mom.
1:05:37
I don't think either of them do only fans.
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I'm not sure I'm not going to ask, but thank you for the Super
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chat. Let's go Huge cheers to you.
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Appreciate you sweetheart. Here just for you sweetheart,
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I'm going to wrist chopping off my finger for you.
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Risk chopping off my finger for you sweetheart.
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Thank you. Concerned.
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About it. I am too.
1:06:02
Yeah, I am too. Yeah, I'm too.
1:06:05
OK. So let me read you the most
1:06:06
controversial. And you've addressed this to
1:06:08
some extent, but I'd like you to flush it out a little more, if
1:06:10
you don't mind. You.
1:06:13
You say support the values, the foreign policies that you
1:06:15
campaigned on during three campaigns and that you enacted.
1:06:18
You understood up until June of 2025 that the wars the Middle
1:06:21
East were a trap that robbed America of the precious lives
1:06:24
who are patriots and depleted the wealth and prosperity of our
1:06:26
nation. Early in this administration,
1:06:30
this is the change. High-ranking Israeli officials
1:06:32
and influential members of the American media deployed A
1:06:34
misinformation campaign that wholly undermined your America
1:06:38
First platform and sowed pro war sentiments to encourage.
1:06:42
Someone asked how can I make your life easier?
1:06:44
You want to know how to make my life easier?
1:06:46
It's actually very simple and there's 2 answers. 1 is just
1:06:49
send me money. Obviously the second answer,
1:06:53
which is a little bit more reasonable is read the book the
1:06:57
Israel lobby. Then go read the FBI statistics
1:06:59
on black crime. Then research with the heart
1:07:01
seller Act is then look into why feminism was created.
1:07:04
Look at who promotes abortion the most.
1:07:06
Look at who is funding all of that.
1:07:09
If if the average normal person in America could just realize
1:07:12
all that shit and not have to have people explain it to them
1:07:15
constantly, it would be a lot fucking easier.
1:07:17
You know, it would be a lot easier, but for some reason
1:07:21
people are too fucking stupid to read anything but that that
1:07:26
hopefully that answer is good enough for you.
1:07:28
I don't know. I mean, that's all you have to
1:07:30
do though. You just have to be aware.
1:07:32
That's it. You just have to be aware.
1:07:34
If if people were more aware, this would be so much fucking
1:07:38
easier and a way simpler task. If people were more aware, we
1:07:41
wouldn't have to fight for America first.
1:07:43
We would just have it. Like if the average IQ in
1:07:45
America wasn't fucking 100. If it wasn't, if every person I
1:07:49
talked to wasn't a complete and utter fuck and retard,
1:07:52
everything would be easier. But when you walk out into the
1:07:55
real world and you talk to somebody and you're like, holy
1:07:57
shit, everybody is this fucking stupid.
1:08:00
It's difficult. So my advice is, yeah, if you
1:08:05
want to make my life easier, if you want to make Nick Fuentes
1:08:07
life easier, if you want to make everybody in politics life
1:08:09
easier, just become a little smarter.
1:08:11
It's, you know, and I'm not saying you personally, it's all
1:08:14
the people, all the listeners, all the people in the world and
1:08:16
in America be a little 10 IQ points smarter.
1:08:20
That's all I'm asking. I'm not asking for much.
1:08:22
I'm not asking you to be a fucking genius.
1:08:24
War with Iran. This echo chamber was used to
1:08:26
deceive you into believing that Iran posed an imminent threat to
1:08:29
the United States and that you should strike now.
1:08:32
There was a clear path to a swift victory.
1:08:34
This was a lie, and it's the same tactic the Israelis used to
1:08:38
draw us into the disastrous Iraq War that cost our nation the
1:08:42
lives of thousands of our best men and women.
1:08:44
We cannot make this mistake again.
1:08:46
So I think you've explained how the echo chamber and the
1:08:52
lobbying campaign worked. It wasn't just on Fox and the
1:08:54
Wall Street Journal. It was by telephone and text
1:08:57
message. It was in person and it was
1:08:59
relentless. And there was no countervailing
1:09:02
campaign. There was almost, almost nobody
1:09:05
who went to the president and said, well, actually here's the
1:09:08
American view, which is frustrating, but then you
1:09:14
alluded the end of that. OK, just followed on Kik.
1:09:18
Let's go. Based.
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Based. I swear, if you end up being
1:09:21
another Indian, oh, no, you're not.
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Let's go, let's go. I thought you were going to be
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another Indian bot farm for a second.
1:09:28
Got scared I was about to crash out.
1:09:30
Oh, we just got another super chat on Rumble.
1:09:33
You know, I was debating. I'm like, should we just
1:09:34
copyright Tucker stream today? Fuck, yeah, we should.
1:09:37
We're getting super chats. It's raining super chats right
1:09:39
now. Shout out CC red.
1:09:41
I'm beating Groyper mom now in in total by $1.00.
1:09:45
Well, Oh, yeah, you are. I forgot you sent one earlier.
1:09:48
So may I please request one ukulele solo?
1:09:52
Thank you. I'll take my ukulele solo off
1:09:54
air. You want it off air?
1:09:56
I can do it on air. Yeah.
1:09:58
I'll give it to you all fairly. Don't worry.
1:10:00
I got you. If you want it on air, just say
1:10:02
the word. You've sent a good, good bed
1:10:04
here. So.
1:10:06
Well, we are for the people. This is a show for the people
1:10:08
here. To the Iraq war and I think.
1:10:12
Also just to say I I'm not as good at ukulele as I am at the
1:10:16
knife drink. You, you told me at dinner
1:10:18
lesson, I think you spent five years total and are you 11
1:10:21
combat deployments you spent about, you think five years.
1:10:23
Yeah. I mean, nine of those
1:10:24
deployments were to Iraq for six to eight months.
1:10:27
So, yeah. OK, so you've had some time to
1:10:30
think about the Iraq war. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:10:33
More. More time than is healthy, yeah.
1:10:36
And I just say because it makes me so here you go.
1:10:38
You join the Army at 181818. Yeah.
1:10:42
You spend your whole young life there, go to all these wars, 11
1:10:46
deployments. You spend five years in Iraq
1:10:49
over 7 deployments, and you reach a series of conclusions
1:10:54
fighting and being shot at by Iranian proxies.
1:10:57
And now you say, I don't think this war is good for America and
1:11:01
you're being slandered as a bad, unpatriotic quitter who secretly
1:11:07
sympathizes with the Ayatollah. I just have to ask you how that
1:11:10
feels. I mean, they love you when
1:11:13
you're just saluting and moving out.
1:11:15
But then the second you say, I don't think we should be doing
1:11:17
this and I have an opinion now, then all the attacks come at
1:11:20
you. But I, I truly believe that that
1:11:22
God put me where I am right now, really putting me through
1:11:26
everything I've been through. OK, just subscribe, Kick.
1:11:30
Let's go. Thank you for the subscription.
1:11:32
This is for CC for the subscription.
1:11:41
I don't have a pic with me, so this is a little trickier.
1:11:47
There you go. That's to be honest, I don't
1:11:49
fucking know that much. I'm still just learning.
1:11:51
I just got this fucking thing, but it's kind of sick.
1:11:53
Look at that Ron, Jon, little ukulele kind of talk.
1:11:57
All right, cool. How do I?
1:11:58
Where the fuck do I put this thing?
1:11:59
It's on the ground. It's right.
1:12:01
OK, let's get back into the. Let's get back into it though.
1:12:05
In my life to bring me to this point, I don't, I don't believe
1:12:08
that God said, hey, you're here now in this moment to just sit
1:12:13
back and be a good soldier for this iteration.
1:12:15
I've had lots of friends who have said, hey, I think you
1:12:17
would have been more value staying in the administration
1:12:19
with your experiences. And I understand that I'm
1:12:21
flattered by it, but considering all that I've seen, the
1:12:25
conclusions that I've reached, I feel like I, I'm, I'm here for a
1:12:29
reason. And something, I think, you
1:12:31
know, probably on my 3rd or 4th deployment, as I was realizing
1:12:36
that we were lied to to get us into Iraq and that we had a
1:12:40
whole mess that we now had to, had to clean up and how much it,
1:12:43
it mirrored and echoed Vietnam. I remember it.
1:12:45
Wasn't this the same guy who is pro Israel lobby just a couple
1:12:49
years ago, but he realized all the way back then that they were
1:12:51
fucking. So this is what I mean.
1:12:53
Like these people, they, they change what they're saying
1:12:55
depending on who they're talking to.
1:12:57
And they here's when people like get critical of when I call
1:13:02
everybody stupid, like I, I often call a lot of Americans
1:13:05
retards and they are, and we have to call it what it is.
1:13:07
It doesn't help anybody to lie. It doesn't help anybody for me
1:13:11
to be like, Yo, you're all super smart.
1:13:12
No, you're not. Like half of the people out
1:13:14
there in America, more than half the majority, they're fucking
1:13:16
retards. We got to be honest.
1:13:18
And they count on that. That's what you have to realize
1:13:20
is they count on you guys being retards.
1:13:22
They count on all of us being stupid because they lie so much,
1:13:25
because they flip flop so much, because they say one thing to
1:13:28
Tucker and then another thing to someone else.
1:13:30
They count on you being retarded enough to not realize it.
1:13:33
When Caroline Levitt tweets out that there's no threat to the
1:13:35
United States from Iran and then two days later tweets out that
1:13:38
there was a threat to Iran. When she's shitting on Joe Ken,
1:13:40
that's because she's counting on your stupid.
1:13:42
When they post an article saying we set them back 10 years and if
1:13:45
you question it, you're a Democrat plant, and then less
1:13:48
than 10 months later we're back to bombing them, they count on
1:13:51
you forgetting because they think you're fucking stupid.
1:13:53
That's why I say raise your IQ. That's why I say become smarter.
1:13:56
That's why I say ascend. It's not so I can fucking
1:13:59
converse with you. I don't give a shit about you.
1:14:01
No offense, but it's like I don't even know most of the
1:14:03
people who watch my show. I don't know most of the people
1:14:05
out there in the world. My point is, if you want to stop
1:14:08
falling for the propaganda, you have to learn to be smarter.
1:14:11
You have to learn to see it like the Matrix.
1:14:13
You have to see it all right in front of you.
1:14:15
And if you can't, you're fucked. You're going to die now.
1:14:19
You're going to die literally. I was more speaking in like
1:14:21
Matrix terms of like, nobody beat an agent until somebody was
1:14:23
able to see the actual Matrix and then they beat agents that.
1:14:26
That's kind of what I'm saying. You're not going to die if you
1:14:28
don't become smart. But maybe, maybe I'm surprised
1:14:32
some people are actually alive with how fucking stupid they
1:14:34
are. I'm not going to lie about that.
1:14:36
Whereas, you know, being in my mid to late 20s, being very
1:14:39
frustrated with a lot of the Vietnam Veterans who did not
1:14:43
speak up against. I know some some did, but
1:14:45
especially Vietnam Veterans who stayed in service as I had
1:14:48
intended to do, who stayed in service and who advocated for
1:14:51
the Iraq War. Colin Powell is someone who I
1:14:54
have a lot of respect for, for, for the way he fought in
1:14:57
Vietnam, his leadership in Desert Storm, but then the way
1:15:01
that he was part of lying to get us into the Iraq war.
1:15:05
And then staying on and continuing those lies, knowing
1:15:09
full well having all the experiences of being a guy on
1:15:11
the ground in a feudal war. That was, you know, basically we
1:15:15
were deployed to under false pretenses.
1:15:18
He had all that knowledge. And because he wanted to be
1:15:21
loyal to, I think the president and I think he wanted to be
1:15:24
loyal to what what he felt was the government that would
1:15:27
eventually get it right. He didn't step out and say we
1:15:30
shouldn't be doing this. And I, and I just remember
1:15:32
reflecting on that and, you know, said to myself at the
1:15:34
time, and this might seem, you know, silly and idealistic, but
1:15:37
said to myself at the time, if it's ever my turn, if it's ever
1:15:40
my generation's turn, I'm going to do everything that I can to
1:15:43
make sure this doesn't happen to the next generation.
1:15:46
So a real breaking point for me. I, you know, did the best I
1:15:50
could for a couple weeks as this war started from the inside to
1:15:52
try and find, you know, off ramps to try and provide
1:15:55
information to see what I could do from the inside.
1:15:59
But watching the casualties roll in and I don't want to use
1:16:01
anyone's, you know, loss as, as a political talking point.
1:16:04
But for me personally, watching more casualties come in, I just
1:16:08
couldn't stand by as, as a both a veteran and then, you know, as
1:16:10
a Gold Star husband and, and say like, I'm, I'm just going to
1:16:13
continue to, to soldier on in this.
1:16:16
It's it's time to try something different.
1:16:18
I know this path that we're on. It doesn't work.
1:16:21
I've seen enough data. It's time to do something
1:16:23
different. How hard a decision was that?
1:16:28
It became really clear to. Me, I cannot take Tucker
1:16:30
seriously. What's like?
1:16:32
Like, what is that voice? What is that voice?
1:16:35
Like seriously, what is that fucking voice?
1:16:37
Holy shit. Can Tucker just be a normal
1:16:39
human being for once? Is it that hard to just be
1:16:43
normal? You know over the weekend, this
1:16:46
past weekend that our message just wasn't getting through and
1:16:52
I was like, I know what's I know what happens if I stay, if I if
1:16:56
I stand. Someone on kick asks if I use
1:16:58
peptides. No I don't.
1:16:59
I'm all natural, baby, all natural.
1:17:02
And I go along with this. I'm, I'm going to be, you know,
1:17:05
knee deep in it. Saying that this someone else
1:17:07
said this war is 100% of misdirect from the Epstein
1:17:10
files. OK, let me cue you in dumbass.
1:17:13
Let me cue you in real quick. Whether Epstein ever existed or
1:17:17
not, this war was going to happen.
1:17:20
Sure, it is distracting a little bit from the files, but what
1:17:24
does it fucking matter? They're withholding 3,000,000
1:17:27
files. It's not like we're getting them
1:17:28
anyway. Who gives a shit?
1:17:30
It's not who gives a shit? I, I guess I care a little bit,
1:17:32
but my point is, this would have happened no matter what.
1:17:35
Whether Epstein was born or not, this was going to fucking
1:17:38
happen. They've been calling for this
1:17:39
war for 30 fucking years. Since Epstein was a kid in
1:17:43
diapers, they've been calling for this.
1:17:45
Fuck, I don't know. No, he's not that.
1:17:47
He's not that young but you guys get what I'm saying since since
1:17:51
Epstein was the age of the girls he used to fuck they have been
1:17:54
calling for this war. Like shut the fuck.
1:17:57
This is to distract from Epstein.
1:17:59
No it's not. No it's not.
1:18:05
This is what I'm talking about when I say just get a little
1:18:07
smarter. Like I'm begging people just
1:18:09
please just just fucking read. Like if you don't have time to
1:18:12
read a book, pick out specific chapters and read them in the
1:18:15
book. Like it's that easy.
1:18:16
You don't have to read the book cover to cover.
1:18:18
Just pick out the important chapters and read it.
1:18:20
Pick up a fucking phone and read the news.
1:18:23
It's that fucking simple. Like these people are so fucking
1:18:26
stupid. I got I'm going to fucking kill
1:18:36
myself. I'm just going to do it.
1:18:37
I, I just, what is there to live for?
1:18:40
Like seriously. Trying.
1:18:42
To just chip away and make a difference.
1:18:44
But my ability to have, you know, my voice heard to, to, to
1:18:48
present data that runs contrary to the trajectory and the agenda
1:18:53
that the administration's on that's going to be squashed
1:18:55
before it even really reaches the White House.
1:18:58
And so I, I knew I had kind of hit my, my limit of
1:19:01
effectiveness in in. That that's the thing you don't
1:19:03
even realize this war was promised to them 2000 years ago.
1:19:06
You just don't like this war was promised to them by God.
1:19:12
Did you not read Genesis 16 where it says Israel has every
1:19:16
right to bomb Iran with the United States funding it?
1:19:19
It's in there. Capacity.
1:19:20
So really, it should have been a hard decision, but for me, it
1:19:23
was crystal clear. It was like #1 I, I, I can't be
1:19:25
a part of this in good conscience.
1:19:27
And I need to do everything I can to actually speak out about
1:19:31
it and speak out in a way that I, I hope resonates with the
1:19:35
president and with some of my former colleagues.
1:19:37
I understand they might be mad at me.
1:19:38
They're getting hard questions from the media.
1:19:40
But I really want them as as we descend even further into this
1:19:44
war, I, I really hope that they take the time to reflect and to
1:19:47
realize that we still have time to get out, get us out of this.
1:19:50
And then also for the 77 million people who voted for President
1:19:52
Trump, who voted for no, no new wars, who voted for the, the
1:19:56
foreign policy that President Trump enacted in his first
1:19:58
administration, the foreign policy that I described.
1:20:00
I mean, President Trump's first foreign policy, the one that he
1:20:04
ran on, the one that he destroyed the Republican neo con
1:20:07
establishment on was incredibly pragmatic.
1:20:10
We're, we're not saying, you know, you, you have to be some
1:20:12
kind of a, you know, a pacifist. What we are saying, though, that
1:20:16
you have to be very, very deliberate and judicious in how
1:20:18
you use force and you also have to use the full scope of the
1:20:22
American tool toolbox. You use diplomacy, You use our
1:20:26
economic leverage. And again, this isn't something
1:20:29
that I came up with. President Trump came up with
1:20:31
this. President Trump enacted this and
1:20:33
This is why 77 million people voted for him.
1:20:36
It's probably not the only reason, but the no new war has
1:20:38
put America first. Don't let us bleed out in the
1:20:40
Middle East. That's what people voted for and
1:20:42
that's, that's what I think, you know, you campaigned for.
1:20:45
And I think that's something he could get us back to if he just
1:20:49
takes a look and assesses how we got to where we are right now.
1:20:54
So I want to get to that in a minute.
1:20:55
Your solution and you know that I just want to be transparent
1:21:00
about my motives, not in this to attack anybody.
1:21:06
I'm concerned to the point of agitation about where this is
1:21:10
going and its effects on the United States.
1:21:13
I think, I hope I'm wrong, but I believe it, and I think you do
1:21:17
too. No, I'm not Hassan Piker.
1:21:21
She doesn't even have a collar on.
1:21:23
She's got like a neck scarf on. I think this is the most serious
1:21:30
thing that's happened in my lifetime.
1:21:31
So I want to fix it and I don't want to happen again.
1:21:36
And I don't want history to be written in real time by liars in
1:21:40
such a way that no one understands what we're going
1:21:42
through. And then we make the same
1:21:45
mistakes. And this is a principle that any
1:21:47
parent applies to his own children.
1:21:48
No, say I allowed what you did and you're less likely to do it
1:21:51
again. So, but before I say that, I
1:21:54
just want to pause just on, on your personal experience.
1:21:57
And I'm, I know you hate talking about this.
1:21:58
I'm not going to make you uncomfortable by pushing too
1:22:00
much, but you just, you feel it. I feel it as an observer.
1:22:05
Such sadness for the men who've been used, including you.
1:22:11
And I wonder how, given everything you've done and
1:22:16
everything you've just said, how you don't feel bitter at the
1:22:20
response that you've gotten from people, some people.
1:22:23
How do you keep the bitterness out?
1:22:27
I, I, I think faith I've I've got a great wife.
1:22:29
God's blessed me twice with, with my late wife Shannon, my
1:22:32
wife Heather, our two boys, Colton, Josh, who I think are
1:22:35
watching this hopefully so faith and staying ground on what's
1:22:38
important. But then also look, the people
1:22:41
who are, who are coming after me.
1:22:44
I believe that the Internet is like 25% real.
1:22:47
I think there's a lot of bots. There's a lot of people who got
1:22:49
delivered a talking point and they're gonna get a paycheck for
1:22:51
it. Or they just, you know, they,
1:22:53
they, they want the, the adoration.
1:22:55
So I just don't take most of it seriously.
1:22:57
And again, look, I know there's some of my former colleagues,
1:22:59
people who I do like, who have had to come after me.
1:23:01
And I understand that too. Like, I, I, I get it.
1:23:04
Like they're still there. They've got to discredit
1:23:06
everything I'm saying right now. They're watching, taking notes.
1:23:09
So I'm not bitter about that. I literally just want to focus
1:23:12
on the task at hand. And the task at hand is stopping
1:23:16
us from getting deeper into this, this quagmire.
1:23:20
Because again, like just looking back on my experiences in Iraq,
1:23:22
I don't feel like this happened. I, I, there wasn't the ability
1:23:25
to, there wasn't this platform, there wasn't, you know, the, the
1:23:28
free independent media that existed in a real way that could
1:23:31
reach people. And so to me, we, we have this
1:23:34
opportunity. So I'll, I'll be better and
1:23:35
angry later when, you know, I read Twitter and somebody who I
1:23:38
used to like says that joke, Ansa traitor.
1:23:40
And we're going to fire him tomorrow anyways.
1:23:41
You know, I, I, I, we don't have time for that.
1:23:45
Like as you pointed out, major things are happening right now
1:23:48
in this war and the president is facing some very, very
1:23:50
challenging decisions. So I personally just hope that
1:23:54
he and his closest advisors listen and think and that that's
1:24:00
that's the main priority. So I strongly agree and and we
1:24:04
can't allow hatred of us to inspire hatred in ourselves.
1:24:07
You can't become a hater. It'll destroy you.
1:24:09
It's what they want. So I just, I, I salute you for
1:24:13
avoiding that. And it's absolutely real.
1:24:14
I spent a lot of time with you and you're not a hater at all.
1:24:16
You don't even seem that bothered.
1:24:17
So that's incredible given where you are.
1:24:19
It's amazing. It's an active faith and I love
1:24:22
it, end of the history portion of the of the segment.
1:24:25
But I just think it's important to establish why you said,
1:24:28
first, the war in Iraq, second, the conflict in Syria which took
1:24:31
the life of your wife, why both of those were driven by Israel.
1:24:36
Well, the war in Syria never would have happened.
1:24:38
About the war in Iraq, I mean, so have we not gone in and
1:24:41
invaded Iraq? We wouldn't have had the
1:24:44
conflict in Syria. But Syria was always a major
1:24:46
problem under Assad for the Israelis, both under his father
1:24:51
and and under the Bashar al-Assad, Hafiz Bashir, because
1:24:55
of their support, the relationship with the Iranians,
1:24:57
their support for Hezbollah makes sense.
1:25:00
And so they wanted to get rid of Assad as well.
1:25:03
They saw Iraq as a vehicle for not just taking down Saddam
1:25:07
Hussein, who posed a threat to them as well, but also as a as a
1:25:11
way, a Lily pad if you will, to to get rid of of Syria.
1:25:16
So Assad must go. This was a slogan that all of a
1:25:20
sudden emerged out of nowhere that was not like an organic
1:25:24
American desire. It wasn't like Americans woke up
1:25:26
and more like, you know, the problem.
1:25:27
The problem really is this ophthalmologist from Syria.
1:25:31
He must go. It was that would that reflected
1:25:34
the priorities of Israel. Not Israel.
1:25:36
And then I think you had the echo chamber as well, 'cause
1:25:38
you, you had all the usual suspects, you had FTD and you
1:25:41
had all these different other organizations that were out
1:25:43
there saying that like, now is the time to, you know.
1:25:46
Barry. Barry Weiss.
1:25:47
Barry Weiss, break up the. Expert on Syria.
1:25:50
The next thing you know like although.
1:25:51
Weitz is an Israeli spy. Let's be honest.
1:25:54
We had Syria and Thomas Jefferson that'll take over.
1:25:56
And instead we got the former leader of Al Qaeda.
1:25:59
But a big reason that Syria became next after Iraq.
1:26:04
In Iraq, we screwed the whole thing up so badly that we we
1:26:08
toppled Saddam, destabilized, fought a bitter insurgency.
1:26:12
The Sunnis eventually aligned with Al Qaeda, but then we beat
1:26:15
them down so heavily because the Shias are the majority of the
1:26:18
country. The Shias took over Shias,
1:26:20
largely the Shias that we installed in Iraq, the Dawa
1:26:23
Party, Badr, Skiri, etcetera, you know, heavily aligned with
1:26:27
Iran. And so at the end of the Iraq
1:26:29
war under Obama, you know, there was this whole like, oh, crap,
1:26:32
we just handed basically the keys to Baghdad to the Iranians
1:26:37
who again, hostile to us. Qasem Soleimani is running all
1:26:41
over the place funding proxies. It's a great deal.
1:26:44
It helps Iran circumvent sanctions, their relationship
1:26:47
with Iraq. And we just spent trillions,
1:26:50
lost nearly 5000 Americans there.
1:26:53
And now we have this Shia super state.
1:26:55
And so then there was a ton of pressure coming from not just
1:26:58
the Israelis, but I think also a lot of the, the, the Gulf to
1:27:01
say, Hey, we, we've got to get rid of Assad.
1:27:04
I agree with the people he is boring, he is dry as shit.
1:27:08
He like, I don't know, you would think a guy who like Mogs a
1:27:13
little bit, what would be a little bit more confident
1:27:15
speaking wise is just dry. As well, because now you have
1:27:20
this, this Iranian land bridge that goes basically from
1:27:24
Damascus all the way to Tehran, and then you can hook that down
1:27:28
into the Lebanese area where Hezbollah is.
1:27:33
So next thing you know, well, if you want to get rid of the, the
1:27:36
guy Assad, who's an Awiot, well, we got a country full of like
1:27:40
really angry Sunnis. And what are those guys going to
1:27:42
turn into? And so next thing you know,
1:27:44
we're now on the side of ISIS and Al Qaeda.
1:27:47
ISIS gets out of control and we have to deploy back to Iraq,
1:27:51
back to Syria to put out essentially the brush fire that
1:27:54
that we created. And so that's why I, I, can, I,
1:27:57
I put all of those together because again, without Israel's
1:28:02
influence, would all of this have happened with the Iraq war
1:28:04
Have happened? Maybe.
1:28:06
But they heavily lobbied for it. I mean, Benjamin Netanyahu, you
1:28:09
can pull up tapes on YouTube. The guy was lobbying heavily
1:28:13
back in 2002 for us to do regime change in Iraq.
1:28:16
And he has stayed in power ever since.
1:28:19
Errol Schrone, who initially was the PM in the lead up to the
1:28:22
Iraq war, initially was against it because he wanted us to focus
1:28:25
on Iran. But then towards the end he got
1:28:27
on board as well. But the Likud party that's in
1:28:30
power and has been driving Israeli politics now for most of
1:28:33
my adult life, they were heavily in favor of the regime change
1:28:37
war in Iraq, which again led to Shia domination, led to the rise
1:28:41
of ISIS, led to the rise of Al Qaeda, and then heavily fueled
1:28:45
the Syrian civil war. So again, this country, Israel,
1:28:49
who they can be a good partner in some regards.
1:28:52
I'm not anti Israeli. I've worked with the Israelis
1:28:54
again, very confident intelligence service, very
1:28:57
wonderful people. But they have different
1:28:59
objectives than we do. So to put them in the driver's
1:29:02
seat of our foreign policy and to let them dictate our foreign
1:29:05
policy is a disservice to the American people.
1:29:11
Well, I think. But didn't you call Nick Fuentes
1:29:14
an anti semite for saying that you piece of shit?
1:29:16
Like what? I'm pretty sure that's what Nick
1:29:19
said. And then he he called him an
1:29:20
anti semite. He denounced him.
1:29:22
No, I I think you're you're understating the effect to
1:29:25
disservice suggests like an inconvenience.
1:29:29
Dangerous. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:29:30
Now we're looking at bankruptcy and death and collapse of the
1:29:33
dollar. And like Watson, I'm not blaming
1:29:35
Israel, by the way, I'm not blaming Israel for any of it.
1:29:38
I'm blaming supine American leadership that takes this
1:29:42
right. Don't understand it at all.
1:29:46
And that that kind of leads to the most uncomfortable question
1:29:48
of all, and I don't know if you can answer it.
1:29:50
Yeah, someone in the chat talking about the dollar
1:29:52
crashing out. The sad thing about that to me
1:29:54
is like, if we really want to raise the birth rate and we
1:29:58
really wanted to like, get women out of politics and things like
1:30:01
that, one of the best solutions would be this.
1:30:05
But you'd have to fix the dollar first or at least restore some
1:30:08
value back to it, Make the United States a financially
1:30:12
viable country. But if we paid women to like
1:30:15
from 18 on to not work, they didn't vote.
1:30:18
They didn't pay taxes on what we paid them either.
1:30:21
And we gave, we allowed them to work.
1:30:22
But if they work, they wouldn't get the salary.
1:30:25
But if we paid them a salary of 30 KA year women 18 and over.
1:30:28
And then when they get married, you double it to 60 K.
1:30:31
And then every kid after that you give them 20K more.
1:30:35
Like, I mean, that's almost 150,000 or it's like $140,000
1:30:39
tax free if you're, you know, married woman with four kids.
1:30:44
And that would be, that would be awesome for the country.
1:30:46
That would be really good for the country.
1:30:48
But we'll never get to anything like that because the dollar is
1:30:50
not worth shit. And it would get women out of
1:30:52
politics, out of the workforce, raise salaries from that.
1:30:54
Like a lot of good things would come from it, but you would need
1:30:57
to restore value back to the dollar first.
1:30:59
We'll never get that. I don't think I can answer it.
1:31:04
But since all of these dynamics are very well known to everyone
1:31:07
in Washington, everyone who pretends this is not real, the
1:31:09
Tom Cottons of the world, Lindsey Grams or whatever, you
1:31:12
know, the liars, everybody knows.
1:31:15
Everybody knows pros are people know anti as are people know
1:31:17
that what you're saying is true. I don't think there's any debate
1:31:21
about any of it. So since it was clear that we
1:31:26
were being pushed by the Netanyahu government into this
1:31:29
war, that they were choosing the timing, they chose the timing,
1:31:32
right? I mean.
1:31:33
Yeah, I'll take Marco Rubio's word for it.
1:31:35
I'll take Marco Rubio's word for it.
1:31:38
I wouldn't believe Mark or Roof was.
1:31:40
Never discussed the option that you mentioned at the beginning.
1:31:42
Like how about no? Not that I know of.
1:31:47
OK, so then you have to ask, I'm just following the logic train
1:31:50
here. How could, what kind of pressure
1:31:54
does it require to get a president who campaigned against
1:31:57
exactly this thing for 10 years to do exactly this thing?
1:32:02
What does it take to do that? If you don't join the fucking
1:32:07
telegram I will smack like what the fuck?
1:32:10
You've been watching the show for like 6 months and you're
1:32:12
asking when is Sassy coming on? I fucking put it in the
1:32:14
telegram. She'll be on tomorrow.
1:32:17
Put your Dick back in your pants.
1:32:19
She'll be on the show tomorrow, don't worry.
1:32:22
I, I, I wish I knew definitively.
1:32:24
I think there's two potentials or two schools of thought.
1:32:27
I mean, one is the media echo chamber, the donors, the way the
1:32:30
Israelis come in and and kind of launder the information like I
1:32:33
like I described previously. And and then the other option is
1:32:37
much darker. I mean, we still don't know what
1:32:39
happened in Butler. We don't know what happened with
1:32:42
with Charlie Kirk. And by no means am I saying
1:32:45
like, you know, the Israelis did this or, or any of that.
1:32:47
But I'm saying there's a lot of unanswered questions there.
1:32:49
And and there is enough data to at least say that there's a good
1:32:53
chance that President Trump feels like he is under threat.
1:32:59
We're we're not allowed to ask basically, was there any linkage
1:33:02
between what took place with Asif Merchant who was recruited
1:33:06
by the Iranians to come to America to recruit proxies to
1:33:09
kill President Trump? The FBI put a put a confidence
1:33:12
human source at him. All this is public now.
1:33:14
This is all out there in the open.
1:33:17
And he's arrested. And then two days later, a
1:33:21
sniper takes a shot at President Trump.
1:33:24
We think Mershon and the and the CHS.
1:33:26
We know the CHS was talking about the the human source that
1:33:28
the FBI put at Mershon. They were talking about, hey, we
1:33:32
could kill the president potentially with a sniper rifle.
1:33:35
But then they arrest him. Two days later, Butler happens
1:33:39
and and Crooks, according to the official narrative anyways, is
1:33:42
an enigma. We don't know anything about
1:33:43
him. We can't get into his devices.
1:33:45
If we did get into his devices, maybe there's nothing there.
1:33:48
No more questions are allowed to be asked about Thomas Crooks.
1:33:51
The DHSIG is. Yeah, someone just said exactly
1:33:54
what I was thinking. They are trying to out whisper
1:33:57
each other literally exactly Like it's so fucking weird.
1:33:59
Why are they both talking so soft?
1:34:03
Like what is going on? Like why is this interview so
1:34:05
fucking odd? How hard is it to just conduct a
1:34:08
normal interview where you don't act like a fucking weirdo?
1:34:10
Where you guys actually just speak and have a conversation
1:34:13
that not not that this Like what the fuck is that?
1:34:19
Currently being blocked from investigating Butler as well
1:34:22
that's out in the media that's all well known your
1:34:25
investigative journalist found that crooks did indeed have an
1:34:27
online persona online footprint and he was talking to people so
1:34:31
it's like why why aren't we investigating this you know I
1:34:36
mean if. An attempted murder of a
1:34:38
presidential attempted. Murder of a presidential
1:34:39
candidate, and then there's another assassination attempt.
1:34:41
There's been multiple public breaches of President Trump's
1:34:44
security over the last year. And then, you know, Charlie Kirk
1:34:49
is killed publicly in a very horrific way.
1:34:53
And we're not really even allowed to look into that at
1:34:55
all. And Charlie Kirk was one of
1:34:57
President Trump's closest advisors.
1:34:59
And he also advocated heavily against a war with Iran.
1:35:03
He was in the Oval Office in the lead up to the 12 day war.
1:35:07
I wasn't particularly. See, that's the most interesting
1:35:09
thing he said to in this entire thing to me.
1:35:11
Like, everything else he said has just been shit that we've
1:35:13
been repeating for a very long time, everything he's been
1:35:17
saying. But that's weird that he would
1:35:20
say that they're not allowed to look into Charlie's murder.
1:35:24
That's weird that he would say that.
1:35:30
That's odd to me. Close with Charlie, he was very
1:35:35
gracious to me when I was running for Congress, very, very
1:35:37
supportive. So we knew each other.
1:35:39
And last time I saw Charlie Kirk on this earth was in, in June
1:35:44
in, in the in The West Wing. I saw that someone goes, they
1:35:48
they asked about his. Yeah, that was embarrassing.
1:35:50
They go, hey, Trump, how you holding up?
1:35:52
And he goes, you know, I think I'm doing all right, but did you
1:35:55
guys see the construction going on over there on the ballroom?
1:35:57
It's like, you sick piece of shit like this guy got you
1:36:00
elected, you fucking cunt. Like Trump.
1:36:03
Really. What?
1:36:04
That was Trump's cuntiest moment.
1:36:05
Possibly. We got another super chat from
1:36:08
CC red. Let's go CCW.
1:36:11
They both have to whisper sweet nothings to us or else we'd hear
1:36:15
them and realize that they're both strategically pretending to
1:36:17
be retarded and running skiing. Yeah, I I think this entire
1:36:21
thing is very odd. I don't like this interview so
1:36:25
far. I mean, it's very clear they're
1:36:28
trying to contain the real message.
1:36:31
So I'm good. Trump is top cunt.
1:36:32
Yeah, Trump is a huge. I wouldn't say he's a top cunt,
1:36:34
though. I mean, if I had to list the
1:36:36
five biggest cunts in politics right now in America, because I
1:36:41
could easily say like Netanyahu, let's just do in America alone.
1:36:45
In America, I would probably put Ben Shapiro number one.
1:36:50
I would put Trump two. I would put Laura Loomer 3 easy.
1:36:58
Mark Levin, 4 and five. See, I'm going to do 6 because
1:37:03
there are six who earned it. 7 actually 7 we're going to do 7.
1:37:08
So then after we go Laura Loomer, we go with Brandon
1:37:14
Tatum, Officer Talmud. Then we go with Brill and Holly
1:37:19
Hand, who is the I had one more of mine and now I'm just
1:37:23
dropping it. Now I'm losing it.
1:37:25
Those are, if I had to rank the top seven, constant politics.
1:37:28
That's it right there. Those are the top 7 constant
1:37:30
politics, Worst people in politics.
1:37:32
Fuck those people. Cannot trust them.
1:37:37
Who was the last one? I don't know.
1:37:41
I can't remember it. In the stairway and I said hi to
1:37:45
him and he looked me in the eye and he said very loudly, and
1:37:48
it's a small, you've been in The West Wing, It's small.
1:37:50
That's a tight space and and he said, Joe, stop us from getting
1:37:53
into a war with Iran very loudly.
1:37:56
He was single minded. Someone said you're naming
1:37:58
podcasters not, but I said yeah, I said biggest cunts in American
1:38:01
politics, They're in political media.
1:38:03
I didn't say I'd name politicians.
1:38:04
If I had to name the top five biggest cunts in politics,
1:38:10
Trump, Lindsey Graham, Howard Lutnick, like, can I name people
1:38:13
in the admin like Howard Lutnick, Marco Rubio, JD Van?
1:38:22
Like, I don't know, Probably that right there.
1:38:24
I could probably go down the list and name a lot of them.
1:38:27
The gay guy from South Carolina. Yeah.
1:38:29
Lindsey Graham. Dude, that video was so great
1:38:32
where it was. Like, the video was so great
1:38:36
where it was, hey, Lindsay, if you just tell people you're gay,
1:38:41
you know, people won't have as much blackmail on you and you
1:38:43
can just be honest with people. And he just walks by.
1:38:46
It is such a great video. And he walked off and he went, I
1:38:49
believe, into the Oval. So when one of President Trump's
1:38:53
closest advisors who is vocally advocating for us to not go to
1:38:58
war with Iran and for us to rethink at least.
1:39:02
Of course you love Marco Christian.
1:39:03
Of course you fucking do a. Relationship with the Israelis
1:39:09
and then he's suddenly publicly assassinated and we're not
1:39:13
allowed to ask any questions about that.
1:39:16
It's a data point. It's a data point that we need
1:39:18
to look into. What do you mean when you say
1:39:21
we're not allowed to ask any questions about that?
1:39:23
We've been told that this individual, Robinson is a lone
1:39:28
gunman, and maybe he is. But the investigation that that
1:39:32
I was a part of the National Counterterrorism Center, was a
1:39:34
part of, we were stopped from continuing to investigate.
1:39:37
And the FBI will say that that they stopped that because they
1:39:41
wanted to have to every turn everything over to the Utah
1:39:43
State authorities. Everything's going to trial.
1:39:45
It's very, very sensitive. But there was still a lot for us
1:39:47
to look into that I I can't really get into.
1:39:50
But there was still linkage for us to investigate that we needed
1:39:54
to run down. I'm not.
1:39:55
See, that's that's the most interesting part of this entire
1:39:59
thing by far. That right there.
1:40:02
Is the most interesting part of this entire thing saying that
1:40:07
they were told to stop investigating Charlie Kirk the
1:40:11
assassination? That's crazy to me.
1:40:14
Candace is Candace just fucking. I mean, she just squirted on her
1:40:19
monitor. Probably watching that right now
1:40:20
that that's actually disgusting and graphic.
1:40:22
I should. That was a bad joke.
1:40:23
Bad joke, bad joke. Sorry guys, but you guys get
1:40:27
what I'm saying. Candace.
1:40:28
That's a wet dream for her right there.
1:40:32
That's crazy. That's weird to me.
1:40:35
See, that's weird. Wait, isn't Joe Kemp booked on
1:40:38
Candace soon, too? That's odd to me.
1:40:49
See, now, now, that's even weirder.
1:40:52
Now. Maybe he's saying that.
1:40:55
I don't know, it's not like when it's CIA guys, it's hard to tell
1:41:00
like what's an OP and what's not.
1:41:01
And I feel like this entire interview is kind of an op.
1:41:03
I'm now envisioning squirting all over her 27 inch LED monitor
1:41:11
on to this Tucker gas plant cats offense.
1:41:17
Christian goes he is lying. Christian, do you have some
1:41:19
insider info that that that we don't have?
1:41:21
Like shut up. So you don't know shit Kent is
1:41:26
why is it cut off on my screen? Kent is going to get canned by
1:41:29
the FBI. Cash wanted him to forget about.
1:41:32
Dude, Cash is such a worthless pussy.
1:41:35
Like it's embarrassing that we have a Jeet as the head of the
1:41:37
FBI already. But the fact that like this guy
1:41:40
is Rogan appearance was disgusting and embarrassing and
1:41:43
like him being like no no no, he definitely killed himself.
1:41:45
That was crazy. Then his, I have to say very
1:41:48
alleged because they're suing people, but very alleged Mossad
1:41:51
honeypot girlfriend suing Elijah Shaffer for $5,000,000 like kill
1:41:56
yourself bill, like that's crazy, that's crazy, $5,000,000
1:42:00
because he he, he made a joke that she could be a honeypot,
1:42:03
which she could be. It's possible anybody could be
1:42:06
my mom could be a honeypot. Anybody could be a honeypot,
1:42:08
anybody could be a Mossad honeypot.
1:42:11
And it's just like to to just question that apparently is
1:42:15
legal now. Kent is literally a fed.
1:42:18
Yeah, I know, I know he is. Making any conclusions?
1:42:21
I'm not. Saying no, I don't think you.
1:42:22
Are because, you know, because of this, this happened.
1:42:25
I'm not, I'm not saying that at all.
1:42:26
I'm just saying there's unanswered questions.
1:42:28
We know the pressure. Someone just asked if gypsy
1:42:30
crusader is a plant. No look up.
1:42:32
OK go learn the lore like look up Paul Miller figure out what
1:42:37
happened to him and what made him this way.
1:42:40
He is literally the Joker like. The text messages, text messages
1:42:44
that have been made public that Charlie was under a lot of
1:42:46
pressure from a lot of pro Israel donors.
1:42:49
And again, we know Charlie was advocating to President Trump
1:42:52
against this war with Iran. And we knew at the end of the 12
1:42:56
Day War, at the end of Midnight Hammer, that the Israelis were
1:42:57
to come back and ask us to go back to war again, right?
1:43:02
So we have a lot of data points between Butler, the
1:43:04
assassination attempts against President Trump, the breaches of
1:43:06
his security, what happened to Charlie Kirk.
1:43:09
Can I just ask you to pause on the Charlie Kirk just because it
1:43:12
it upsets me to hear what you're saying, to be reminded that he
1:43:16
was murdered, but also to hear you confirm what was reported in
1:43:21
the media several months ago that your office had been
1:43:24
blocked from investigating his murder.
1:43:27
That does not make sense to me. I don't understand why you would
1:43:31
ever turn down help in an investigation from AUS agency
1:43:37
with a lot of experience in gathering intelligence and
1:43:40
things. That's your job.
1:43:41
The the FBI will say and the DOJ will say that because it's an
1:43:45
ongoing case, it's a Utah State case that back off.
1:43:49
They've got it. They've got a smoking case,
1:43:51
they've got the the fingerprints on the.
1:43:52
I will say I like, I don't like to delve into the Charlie Kurt
1:43:56
conspiracy theories. I really don't.
1:43:59
And and I think Candace is a retard.
1:44:01
I've been clear about that. But but but it is interesting
1:44:08
what they're saying. I will say, and maybe it's just
1:44:10
because they're trying to maybe he's trying to fit in with more
1:44:14
of the like casual retards in America and trying to pitch to
1:44:18
them, but I don't know. It's a it's a weird thing.
1:44:22
It's a weird thing for that to be dropped in this interview.
1:44:24
The timing is very suspicious and it, I don't know, it's
1:44:32
weird. It's just really, I got to think
1:44:35
about it. It's weird.
1:44:36
I was going to say something else, but I got to think about
1:44:40
this more for a second. A.
1:44:41
Gun and they and they've got the case.
1:44:43
But the FBI was involved in the case.
1:44:44
The FBI was involved. The FBI's basically said that
1:44:48
they're deferring to Utah because it's now a state.
1:44:51
They've established A precedent for federal investigation of
1:44:54
this crime. Yeah.
1:44:54
And the the National Counterterrorism Center's
1:44:57
mandate is to investigate any, any foreign ties to see if
1:45:00
there's potentially any foreign ties.
1:45:01
If we don't find any foreign ties, we back off.
1:45:04
What I'm saying about getting into too much detail is there
1:45:06
was more for us to investigate. There was you believe there was
1:45:10
reason to investigate foreign ties to Charlie Kirk's murder
1:45:13
and we're told by the FBIDOJF. BI and DOJ, Yeah.
1:45:17
No, you're not allowed to investigate that.
1:45:19
Stop. It's, it's done.
1:45:20
They they cut. It basically cut off our access
1:45:22
to to be able to get into. That what I will say though is
1:45:24
they this trial should be more public than the OJ trial.
1:45:28
I do believe that I I do believe that this trial and all of its
1:45:33
evidence should be as public, if not more than the OJ trial was.
1:45:38
And look, I, I didn't even say necessarily I believe there's
1:45:40
100% foreign ties. There were data points that we
1:45:43
needed to investigate. I mean, I think anybody who's
1:45:46
even, you know, looked at any kind of police investigation,
1:45:49
you get 100 leads, you run them down and 99 don't mean anything.
1:45:52
We still had a lot more leads to run down that pertain to some
1:45:56
kind of a foreign Nexus that we were, we were stopped from
1:45:59
investigating and you know. That just strikes me as
1:46:03
inconceivable that that could happen.
1:46:04
And again, I was aware of it from reading about it, but not
1:46:08
really to the extent that you've just described.
1:46:10
So I would love to hear the justification for that.
1:46:13
And can you flesh that out a little bit more?
1:46:14
What were you told was the reason to prevent you, as a
1:46:19
federal intelligence official running the National
1:46:23
Counterterrorism Center, from looking in to the murder when
1:46:26
you had reason to look into it? Well, the way the bureaucracy
1:46:29
works is they can just kill things in process.
1:46:31
So initially we were cut off pretty early on from being able
1:46:35
to access like the, the files and then being able to, you
1:46:38
know, send people out there. We sent people out initially to
1:46:41
work in the, in the task force after the, the crisis period,
1:46:44
the first week or so that that dispersed and we basically were
1:46:48
told that, hey, we'll, we'll get back to you if we find any kind
1:46:51
of foreign ties, etcetera, that we want you guys to look into.
1:46:54
Meanwhile, we had already dug up a decent amount of leads.
1:46:57
Again, I'm not saying that we had anything concrete, but we
1:47:00
found more work that we needed to do to say that we had done in
1:47:04
our due due diligence. We were then told that hey, you
1:47:07
guys need to stop, you can't work on this anymore.
1:47:09
I had a bureaucratic dispute about it.
1:47:12
Eventually we were allowed to continue to investigate, but
1:47:16
then in very short order, all the requests that we would make
1:47:19
that normally different parts of the the inter agency with the
1:47:22
FBI being on point would facilitate data share.
1:47:26
Data sharing is a big thing that NCTC does.
1:47:29
Those requests were just never met or in my opinion, not an
1:47:34
honest effort was given to fulfill those requests.
1:47:38
Just basic information that all that that any competent police
1:47:40
service, which I believe Utah has, and the FBI that they would
1:47:44
have access to, to help us run down the leads to either confirm
1:47:47
or deny some kind of foreign activity.
1:47:50
So we we were cut off from that. They didn't ever officially come
1:47:53
back and say you can't look at this anymore.
1:47:55
All of the requests just continue to die on the vine with
1:47:58
the various. This is a long fucking interview
1:48:00
holy shit. This is like a I mean, there's
1:48:04
still another 30 minutes left or 40 minutes left in it.
1:48:07
Holy shit. OK.
1:48:09
I mean, I mean, it's a little bit boring of an interview, but
1:48:11
we'll hear it out. I'm just, I just don't get it
1:48:15
why they're talking about Charlie.
1:48:16
Like, it just it seems really odd to me.
1:48:19
It reminds me of that like Shawn Ryan thing where he's like, you
1:48:23
know, sometimes they'll the CIA guys, they'll get on a show and
1:48:27
they'll like say something to set a narrative Very
1:48:29
specifically. They'll try and sneak it in and
1:48:31
start that conversation during a podcast.
1:48:33
And I'm curious if this is that. Like it keeps bringing me back
1:48:37
to that. Oh, we just got another super
1:48:39
chat from Griper's mom. Oh, Griper's mom looking sexy
1:48:42
tonight with those super chats. Thank you.
1:48:44
Sorry, that might have been far. Just trying to have some fun
1:48:47
here. If it's whale emoji, if it's
1:48:51
true what he's saying about the Charlie Kirk investigation, it's
1:48:53
not surprising, but it is very upsetting.
1:48:56
Yeah, extremely upsetting. I agree that it's.
1:48:58
I mean, it's criminal to say that they shouldn't investigate.
1:49:02
That is criminal. But W Griper's mom, huge shout
1:49:05
out. Griper's mom.
1:49:07
Thank you, sweetheart. Much appreciated.
1:49:13
Just I don't get it. I really don't.
1:49:15
I just don't get, like I said, it keeps bringing me back to
1:49:19
that Sean Ryan thing where they're like, sometimes they'll
1:49:21
slip these things in to try and start that alternative
1:49:24
conversation. And it's like, is that what's
1:49:26
happening right now? People in my kit chatter
1:49:29
debating about Paul Miller or that gypsy crusader right now.
1:49:32
It's like, guys, Oh my like, shut up.
1:49:38
Griper's mom just goes can't let you donation mog me CC red.
1:49:42
That's crazy. That's crazy.
1:49:45
Agencies that we needed to actually fulfill those requests.
1:49:48
I just can't imagine a legitimate justification for
1:49:51
that. I mean, maybe I missed.
1:49:52
I will say to the people who think that Gypsy Crusader is a
1:49:56
fed, you're retarded. Yeah.
1:50:01
I mean, like, I don't even have to.
1:50:02
I was going to elaborate more, but no, I think you guys get it.
1:50:05
You're retarded. If that's your thought process,
1:50:07
that's crazy. Yeah guys, Gypsy Crusader is
1:50:11
secretly a fed. Saying something, but from a non
1:50:14
specialist perspective, something horrible has happened.
1:50:17
the US government is its core function is to investigate
1:50:21
crime, particularly murder. Here you have an agency whose
1:50:25
job it is to to run down the rabbit trails you've described
1:50:29
and you're stopped from doing that.
1:50:30
We don't want the information, right?
1:50:33
Why would any person engaged in a legitimate pursuit say I don't
1:50:37
want more information? I mean, especially considering
1:50:39
there is people posting online prior knowledge of what was
1:50:42
about to happen. So a lot of a lot of the
1:50:46
justification for stopping us from investigating hung on.
1:50:49
Hey, we've got it. We've got the guy, His
1:50:52
fingerprints are on the gun. We got a video of him jumping
1:50:54
off the roof like, this is a slam dunk case.
1:50:56
OK, Even if it is a slam dunk case that he took the shot, what
1:51:02
about all the people who had prior knowledge, you know, all
1:51:05
all this, the basic investigative questions.
1:51:07
How did he get there? You, you map it out, you know,
1:51:09
nothing. This isn't rocket science.
1:51:11
I mean, this is anything that anyone with common sense would
1:51:13
know to ask. But basically, once they they
1:51:16
caught him, once he turned himself in and his fingerprints
1:51:19
were on the gun, it was basically pencils down.
1:51:21
Utah has the rest of it. There's nothing else to see
1:51:24
here. And you know, I'm, I'm over
1:51:27
there thinking I'm in, in crazy town saying like, no, we have
1:51:29
all these different leads that we need to run down.
1:51:31
Just from my perspective now the, the people who had prior
1:51:33
knowledge, I think I believe most of them were American
1:51:36
citizens. So that would be on the FBI to
1:51:37
go run down. But again, not without saying
1:51:39
anything specific. There was more work for us to do
1:51:42
on the potential of a foreign Nexus, and again, not.
1:51:45
Tucker's line of questioning is what is what's throwing me off a
1:51:49
bit as well. Because like I said, I go back
1:51:54
to what I said about Shawn Ryan a second ago where they try and
1:51:56
you know, CIA guys will try and slip something in to set a
1:51:59
narrative or whatever. If Tucker's, if Tucker was
1:52:05
serious about wanting to know more about this, he would be a
1:52:09
lot more specific with his questions.
1:52:11
His questions are super vague and his questions are not
1:52:13
really, they're not really digging for anything.
1:52:17
They're just kind of re highlighting what he already
1:52:19
said and just basically being like, oh, I'm shocked about
1:52:22
that. Instead of saying like, even if
1:52:24
Joe Kent's not going to disclose it, why not say like, OK, was
1:52:27
the country you were going to investigate Israel, was the
1:52:29
country you're going to investigate Iran, was the
1:52:31
country you're going to investigate this country this
1:52:33
kind of like, why isn't he pressing harder on those certain
1:52:36
questions? Unless this is a controlled
1:52:39
question here, a controlled line here.
1:52:41
Like, I don't know. It's very odd to me.
1:52:44
Someone says I'm cursing too much, mate.
1:52:45
Yeah, I I curse a lot. I know just, here's the thing, I
1:52:49
have ADHD out the ass. I, I talk 10 times faster than I
1:52:53
think and I don't filter myself at all.
1:52:56
I, I don't care to, you know what I mean?
1:52:58
It's fucking annoying to filter yourself.
1:52:59
I don't want to have to think about everything I say before I
1:53:01
say it. I just want to speak.
1:53:03
I'm just, I'm here to do a show. I'm here to entertain the
1:53:06
people. My show is half comedy, half
1:53:08
politics. You guys, you know, to the newer
1:53:10
people, you may not get it, but to the people who've been here a
1:53:13
while, you guys know what's up. Saying there is one, but we we
1:53:17
had more work to do and we were blocked from is.
1:53:19
That how I came up with the name of the show America Unfiltered.
1:53:22
Yeah, yeah, that's how I came up.
1:53:23
Actually, when I started it, I wasn't even unfiltered.
1:53:26
When I quit, I'll do a quick story and I don't want to
1:53:28
distract from I want to get back to the interview quick story.
1:53:31
When I started it, I I was not unfiltered at all because I was
1:53:35
nervous of like my family sanction.
1:53:36
My family fucking does not like that I do this, but I was
1:53:39
nervous of what they were going to say about it, blah, blah,
1:53:41
blah. And then eventually, like I
1:53:43
would just like talk about things that weren't even bad.
1:53:45
I would say like blacks commit too many crimes and I'd get a
1:53:48
call and they'd be like, that's racist.
1:53:49
You can't say that I'd be like, that's not fucking racist.
1:53:51
But if you're going to say I'm a racist before saying that, I
1:53:53
might as well just say the real shit.
1:53:54
Might as well talk about all the problems with black people.
1:53:57
And then same thing. I'm like, Israel's committing A
1:53:59
genocide and then they're like, that's anti-Semitic.
1:54:01
I'm like, if you're going to call me an anti Semite for that,
1:54:03
I might as well just talk about organized jewelry and talk about
1:54:06
the real problem. And it just went from there.
1:54:09
And eventually, like a few months in on my show, I stopped
1:54:11
giving a shit. And I was like, you know what?
1:54:12
We're just going to fucking pound the pavement.
1:54:14
We're we're going to go hard as fuck.
1:54:16
We're not going to care anymore. Like who cares what people call
1:54:19
you, you know? I can't.
1:54:21
My heart is pounding. Let's say this.
1:54:25
I can't. My heart is pounding like dude,
1:54:28
come on then why are you talking so softly?
1:54:32
Why are you talking like a pussy?
1:54:35
I mean, I just would want people listening to this to assess 2
1:54:37
things. One, are you over your skis?
1:54:39
Are you making claims you can't prove?
1:54:41
No2 Is there any conceivable motive, dark motive that you
1:54:46
would have for wanting to know more about this murder to
1:54:49
wanting to investigate it? And I don't think any rational
1:54:52
person could construct a bad motive for wanting to know.
1:54:55
It's your job, it's the government's job.
1:54:58
And so I think the onus is on people who are preventing the
1:55:01
collection of information to describe why they're doing that.
1:55:06
It's that's the question for them.
1:55:08
Why wouldn't you want to know specifically?
1:55:13
You may not know the answer. Of the people who who
1:55:16
demonstrated prior knowledge of Charlie Kirk's murder online,
1:55:19
and there were a number of them, are you satisfied that all of
1:55:23
them were interviewed by the FBI in person?
1:55:26
I have no idea. I don't know.
1:55:28
I just think considering they knew the guy, they knew Charlie
1:55:30
was going to be assassinated and there was enough of them that it
1:55:33
wasn't just some rando who maybe he he tags every TPUSA post
1:55:36
with, that there was enough of them that there's something
1:55:39
there, I don't know what that's something.
1:55:41
By definition. But we haven't seen any arrests.
1:55:46
So to me, there's more work to be done.
1:55:48
And because they, they, that could have been posted from
1:55:50
anywhere that would be in the purview of the FBI or NCTC or if
1:55:55
they're overseas. And to me, I, I personally did
1:55:59
not see any effort being taken to, to continue to run that
1:56:02
down. Now, I'm sure they will say,
1:56:03
hey, we're, we're open to anything.
1:56:05
We'll continue to investigate. But you know, we're, we're
1:56:08
coming up on several months now. Why hasn't this been done?
1:56:12
Are you bothered by it? I'm very bothered by it.
1:56:14
I, I'm very bothered by it. Like, I, I personally did not
1:56:17
know Charlie well, but Charlie Kirk is a generational figure.
1:56:21
I mean, he led a movement. He was speaking to millions of
1:56:25
young Americans. He could be wrong, but didn't he
1:56:28
say earlier that he did know Charlie Kirk?
1:56:30
Well, maybe not. Maybe I misheard it earlier but
1:56:32
I thought he said that so that's weird.
1:56:34
Who came out, who voted for President Trump?
1:56:36
And he was just a genuine great man, husband, father.
1:56:39
I mean, how could he not like Charlie Kirk?
1:56:41
But also the fact that he was murdered so publicly.
1:56:45
And yes, there's, there's, there's been a lot of sympathy
1:56:49
and his movement has grown, etcetera, but actual curiosity
1:56:53
about getting to justice to figure out what happened.
1:56:57
That makes me furious that we're being blocked from that and that
1:57:00
we're, we're not, we're not allowed to ask the question
1:57:03
anymore. We're just not allowed to talk
1:57:04
about it anymore. And I think that's absolute
1:57:06
insanity. And what does that mean?
1:57:08
What does that mean that there's, there are people and
1:57:10
there's entities out there that don't want us looking into this.
1:57:13
And I'm sure they're preparing their, the response right now
1:57:16
and they're saying that's because we don't want to screw
1:57:17
up the Robinson trial. Like, OK, if the Robinson trial
1:57:19
is, is so slam dunk, then don't worry about it.
1:57:22
You know, he's got his fingerprints on the rifle,
1:57:23
etcetera. But there was people publicly
1:57:25
posting they had prior knowledge of this.
1:57:27
And I I'm here telling you as someone who's involved in the
1:57:29
investigation, there was more stones for us to overturn.
1:57:33
And every time we asked, we were blocked.
1:57:35
And then they, you know, leaked the New York Times.
1:57:36
We had a blow up and we had to throw them out of the room
1:57:38
because they're crazy, etcetera. So it's incredibly frustrating
1:57:43
that there there's not more, especially considering how
1:57:47
pivotal Charlie was to the MAGA movement and to President Trump,
1:57:51
that there hasn't been a more concerted effort to find the
1:57:54
truth and to find justice. Do you think there will be?
1:57:58
I pray there is I. I hope this helps.
1:58:00
I know, we know you and I will probably take some black for it.
1:58:03
I don't know why, and I doubt I'll be No, I yeah, it's at a
1:58:08
certain, but I've really tried not to say anything about it
1:58:10
because I don't. I don't know the answers and but
1:58:13
I want them to be found because I believe in justice and because
1:58:16
I love Charlie and but I think everything you have said.
1:58:21
Apparently some black guy my kick chats mad that I talk about
1:58:24
black crime. I don't give a shit.
1:58:26
The average IQ of black people is 85.
1:58:28
He'll forget about it in 2 minutes.
1:58:31
Who gives a shit? You'll forget it.
1:58:33
Don't worry. He'll he'll smoke a blunt or his
1:58:36
IQ will set in. One of the two will set in
1:58:38
pretty quickly and he'll forget. You know, may be dismissed as
1:58:42
crazy or evil, but tell me how with, with reference to the
1:58:46
words you've just spoken, I don't see how someone could
1:58:49
level a, a legitimate attack on you and won't stop them.
1:58:54
You mentioned the breaches of the president's security that
1:58:58
have been reported, one that was reported.
1:58:59
And I can't I can't say whether it's true.
1:59:01
I'm only asking to see if you've if you know that it is true.
1:59:04
But it's been reported that Prime Minister Netanyahu's
1:59:08
security tale was caught twice by Secret Service attaching some
1:59:12
kind of device to the President's emergency Secret
1:59:16
Service emergency response vehicle.
1:59:18
I don't know if that's true. Have you heard that?
1:59:20
I, I, I've read it in the media, I don't know if that's true.
1:59:23
I think the president and the vice president and several
1:59:25
members of the cabinet going out to dinner in DC and the Code
1:59:30
Pink protesters having a heads up about that to, to rent the
1:59:35
table and that that's hard to do.
1:59:36
They had to figure out where they rent the table.
1:59:38
They had to kind of get the restaurant on board to a certain
1:59:40
extent. To me, that's kind of a, almost
1:59:43
like counting coup. It's a soft flex.
1:59:45
It's a, it's AI can touch you whenever I want.
1:59:48
It was good paying. They weren't anything.
1:59:49
We know they're just going to be kind of crazy and annoying.
1:59:51
However, what does that mean? That means you've got real
1:59:54
problems with, with your security detail.
1:59:57
And then, you know, a few weeks later, you have an armed police
2:00:02
officer who's off duty, who's not part of the president's
2:00:04
detail, come right up and shake the president's hand.
2:00:07
You know, and the guy's probably patriotic American, whatever.
2:00:10
He probably just want to shake the president's hand
2:00:12
legitimately. But that that got a lot of
2:00:14
publicity, publicity. And what does that mean?
2:00:17
You know, and, and the president, again, President
2:00:19
Trump is very smart. I think President Trump has a
2:00:21
gift for interpreting large sets of data and making very, very
2:00:26
key strategic decisions. And so when the president sees
2:00:29
that he's got issues with his, with his own security detail,
2:00:32
when he sees what happened in Butler.
2:00:35
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How much does it cost? Someone tell me what it cost to
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do a subscription on YouTube because I have no clue.
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I don't think I even set that up.
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What are you guys paying to sub to me on YouTube?
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Just curious. Just curious, want to map this
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Huge shout out to you here. Let me give you a quick You
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earned one of these. Oh, yeah.
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Let's go, Let's go, let's go, let's go.
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Risking it all for you guys. All right, back into the
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interview. We got another 30 minutes left
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in it. Asian attempts.
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When he sees what happened with Charlie, I think it's reasonable
2:01:24
to believe that somewhere in his head he thinks that like, maybe
2:01:28
I don't have a choice. Maybe they could harm me or they
2:01:30
could harm my family. And if they can't keep me safe,
2:01:32
I believe the president deeply cares.
2:01:35
I believe he's very courageous. I I think if it was just a
2:01:37
matter of he worried about his own physical safety, I don't
2:01:41
think he cares. We saw that in Butler.
2:01:43
But he does love his family and he's got a big family.
2:01:45
And so somewhere in his head, if they can't keep me safe, what
2:01:49
about my family? It's free, so people are just
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subscribed. Wait, wait, wait.
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So is that just like a normal YouTube subscription or is it
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like you're subscribing month? OK, well I'm not even a fuck it.
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I don't care. I don't care.
2:02:04
I'm not going to try and figure it out now.
2:02:07
So look, maybe the president was just simply deceived by the echo
2:02:13
chamber we described, and that's how we got to this place.
2:02:17
Yeah, no CC, you're right, he says.
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I don't see any paid subscribing YouTube for it Yeah, it's I'm
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verifying. We've had YouTube super chats
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for fucking weeks and then they right before they sent me my
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first payout, they're like we need you to verify and I'm like,
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OK, how do I verify? Like we need to mail something
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to you. It's like kill yourself.
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Like what? Mail it to me.
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What is this, 1974? Fucking just e-mail me.
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Fuck you. Yeah, we're waiting for that
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thing to come in the mail and then we'll have YouTube super
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chats back up. But thank you for the normal
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sub. Appreciate it.
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Remember to follow on every. Come on, guys, Let's I'm
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copywriting this for you. Follow me.
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Fuck you. Like, come on, I'm doing this
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for you guys. But it's also there.
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There's a potential that there's an element of.
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Yeah, the problem, the reason it's so loud, someone says it's
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the world's loudest notification button.
2:03:07
The reason it's so loud is because I have to Jack the audio
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up for the video. But to do that, I have to raise
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the audio kind of on, you know, all the desktop audio, and
2:03:18
that's part of it. So yeah, that explains it.
2:03:23
I'm not going to further explain.
2:03:24
Coercion, intimidation, whatever words you want to use there that
2:03:27
is also influencing his decision making.
2:03:29
If you were assessing a similar situation in another country, a
2:03:34
country not your own, and you as an expert on these questions,
2:03:38
which obviously you are, I gave you the same data set you've
2:03:41
just presented to me and I said, would you say that's just crazy
2:03:46
even to bring that up as a possibility?
2:03:48
Not at all. I mean, when you map out those
2:03:50
data points, I would, I would just say this is this, this
2:03:52
moves from being a possibility to potentially, depending on how
2:03:55
you how you look at it and interpret it, that this could be
2:03:58
a likelihood. It would be something I'm sure
2:04:00
that we would debate rigorously, but nobody would dismiss it
2:04:03
altogether. With all this data.
2:04:06
It's not nothing. It's it's something that has to
2:04:08
be looked into. Yeah, CC, I'm going to need you
2:04:11
to help me out with that one. Is it being looked into?
2:04:15
Again, I I don't think it is. I think that you're with Butler,
2:04:18
your investigative journalist found more about crooks than the
2:04:23
entire government and the. Response I received from the FBI
2:04:26
was so hostile that it confused me, and it still does confuse
2:04:31
me. Come.
2:04:33
On you can't take Tucker seriously when he gets all quiet
2:04:36
like that. It's just so gay.
2:04:38
It's like, dude, he talks like a rape victim.
2:04:42
Like he's like crying and whimpering.
2:04:44
It's like relax, like you're not getting raped.
2:04:46
Just talk. No one's going to rape you,
2:04:48
Tucker. Like just talk.
2:04:50
You are safe and this is a safe environment.
2:04:53
Like what the why? Is he seriously talking like a
2:04:55
rape victim? Talking to the police?
2:04:56
Like, like, no, no, no, just talk.
2:04:59
Just talk, please. I'm begging you to just talk,
2:05:02
Tucker. A lot.
2:05:03
It confuses me a lot, since I didn't approach the question
2:05:07
with anything like that in mind. I mean, we put this documentary
2:05:10
out, We got information, the information described.
2:05:14
We got a lot of his online activity, which we've been told
2:05:16
didn't exist. And this was not an attack on
2:05:19
the FBI. This was, of course, during the
2:05:21
last administration with a different director.
2:05:25
This was hardly a partisan hit job.
2:05:26
This is the president of the United States who I campaigned
2:05:28
for and voted for and like and have liked for many years.
2:05:31
So like, it's not an attack. What debate are you talking
2:05:35
about, Christian? And the response that I got was
2:05:38
hysterical. Yep.
2:05:41
That's not an overstatement. Yep.
2:05:43
And it confuses me. Yeah.
2:05:45
Do have you had experiences like that?
2:05:48
There was a level of, you know, just hostility coming from
2:05:51
really the FBI and some of it I think it's just like rivalry.
2:05:56
Like why are you looking over the shoulder?
2:05:57
I got this. I'm very familiar with that.
2:05:59
I mean, yeah, we're the same way in the military, so I'm sure
2:06:01
that's right. Totally.
2:06:02
I I totally get that they. Were treated like you were in
2:06:04
the Air Force kind of thing. Yeah, exactly.
2:06:05
Like, hey, what do you know, like we're the FBI, like,
2:06:07
gotcha. But you know, we had a role to
2:06:09
play. And the way that we are
2:06:11
aggressively blocked from that, I found the hostility to be
2:06:15
above and beyond what you would. Christian, I told you already,
2:06:18
put your Dick in your pants. She will be on the show
2:06:21
tomorrow. Tomorrow.
2:06:24
Tomorrow, Thursday. What you would think that you'd
2:06:30
find with just typical, you know, rivalry, bureaucratic
2:06:33
rivalry, turf wars, those types of things.
2:06:37
Some of that was at play, but the the level of like, you
2:06:40
cannot look at this. And then for them to, to
2:06:44
escalate it to attempt to get us kicked out of the case, That to
2:06:48
me was very surprising. Same thing with Butler.
2:06:49
When we first started asking questions about Butler, I
2:06:51
thought because especially that happened in the Biden
2:06:53
administration, that hey, we would come in and we would get
2:06:56
the truth. Because, you know, the previous
2:06:57
administration really screwed this thing up.
2:07:00
And there just wasn't curiosity there.
2:07:03
There wasn't curiosity and there wasn't a tolerance whatsoever
2:07:06
for us going after just the key questions of like, hey, did the
2:07:10
the the informant that you had that was interacting with this
2:07:12
guy. Someone's asking when Tucker
2:07:14
will interview Lion. Yeah.
2:07:15
When's that? When is the Lionheart interview
2:07:17
coming? I want to see Michael Lionheart
2:07:19
sit down with Tucker Carlson and I want to see, I want to see
2:07:23
them debate, honestly. And then I want to see Tyler
2:07:26
Russell be the moderator. That's what that would be the
2:07:28
greatest thing to see. That would be incredible
2:07:33
Lionheart making it to Tucker the faceless Lionheart making it
2:07:37
to Tucker. But no, we love Lionheart.
2:07:39
Lionheart's the man. He put me on a stream yards.
2:07:42
We love him. Shout out Tyler Russell, shout
2:07:44
out future nation shout out Michael Lionheart.
2:07:47
Go follow them on Kik and X. They are they're beasts.
2:07:52
EHC just hit me up and EHC goes get on Fortnite after you're
2:07:55
done. We're going to be doing a
2:07:57
Fortnite gaming stream possibly after this.
2:07:59
Just letting you guys know, Rashad.
2:08:02
Was he in communication if anybody in Butler, I mean basic
2:08:05
questions to ask again, this is nothing that's going to blow any
2:08:08
investigator socks off. Just those basic questions like
2:08:11
no, no, they're the two aren't related.
2:08:13
Like you can't talk about it, you can't ask any of those
2:08:15
questions even when we found data needed to be looked in.
2:08:19
Yeah, I mean they would say at the time like, well the merchant
2:08:20
case is ongoing etcetera. Like we can't, we can't
2:08:22
interfere if that case is over. So I mean at this point.
2:08:27
I don't understand. I think this is like a new rule,
2:08:30
which is to say a fake rule that you're not allowed to gather
2:08:34
information about anything that might potentially intersect with
2:08:39
an ongoing case that's not directly related.
2:08:41
Like what that. Who made that up?
2:08:43
I. Think that's just made-up.
2:08:44
I I don't, I don't 'cause then how do you ever investigate
2:08:46
anything? What law school did you go to?
2:08:49
And I asked this question and was like, yeah, cases have been
2:08:51
overturned on this basis. And it's like, well, cases have
2:08:53
been overturned on many bases, but.
2:08:56
Right. How is that is this is like the
2:08:59
new standard because you would not be able to investigate
2:09:00
anything. Right.
2:09:01
Exactly. And we, we want to get to the
2:09:02
truth. And So what is that for those of
2:09:05
us following along at home who don't have a high level of
2:09:08
familiarity with the process? What could that possibly be?
2:09:12
The current president was the subject of a near successful
2:09:15
assassination attempt, like, recently.
2:09:18
Yeah. And we're just not going to look
2:09:20
into very obviously it's or divulge information that
2:09:24
everyone knows they have, for example, the surveillance tape
2:09:27
from the shooting range at which Thomas Crooks trained.
2:09:29
Because it would answer the question, was he training with
2:09:31
somebody? And if so, who?
2:09:33
They have that footage and they won't release it.
2:09:35
What could possibly be the explanation for that?
2:09:39
Yeah, I mean, wasn't Crooks's entire house scrubbed?
2:09:41
Like, didn't he not even have any silverware when they came
2:09:44
and searched his house? Didn't they say that there was a
2:09:49
device going from DC and back and forth to his house?
2:09:52
Like there's a lot of weird shit there.
2:09:55
I know what the result is. The result is people come to
2:09:57
their own conclusions and this is where like crazy conspiracy
2:09:59
theories come from. And then there's conspiracy
2:10:01
theories usually are easy to debunk or make the people saying
2:10:04
them sound crazy so then the the actual question never gets
2:10:07
answered. I'm sorry, can you say that for
2:10:10
people not who haven't lived in Washington?
2:10:12
OK, I I try to explain this to people all the time because this
2:10:16
has been ongoing since at least the Kennedy assassination, but
2:10:19
this is a very serious and reoccurring thing.
2:10:22
It's a tactic and you just explain it better than anyone
2:10:25
ever heard. Can you just do that again if
2:10:26
you can recall it from memory? Yeah, I mean, so basically you
2:10:29
give no information whatsoever on something that's obvious,
2:10:33
that there should be information like you outlined, like there's
2:10:36
potentially footage of crooks at the shooting range.
2:10:39
Again, police one O 1, go get the tapes.
2:10:41
Let's figure it out. If you don't want to address
2:10:45
that question, then you just you go silent.
2:10:47
You say you can't ask that question, which then creates
2:10:50
people who come out of kind of nowhere and and they start
2:10:52
drawing their own conclusions knowing the way the Internet
2:10:55
works. I mean half of them if not more
2:10:58
are probably going to be so far off in left field and made by
2:11:00
legitimate kooks or bots that then you can just be like oh
2:11:04
these people asking these questions about that tape at the
2:11:05
video range. It's space aliens.
2:11:07
Crazy conspiracy theorists, they say it's a UAP or whatever.
2:11:11
And so then you've just, you know, diverted all attention
2:11:14
away from the thing that you're trying to conceal.
2:11:17
And now everyone's focused on the crazies, man.
2:11:20
And then the second someone asks A legitimate question, they're
2:11:23
crazy. I hope everyone watching.
2:11:24
Actually, I do think they're waiting to drop the alien stuff
2:11:28
for the next thing to like when shit hits the fan the next time
2:11:31
they are going to drop the alien file.
2:11:33
Like they've already talked about it.
2:11:34
They just bought aliens.gov today.
2:11:36
They registered the domain. I do think they're kind of just
2:11:40
sitting and waiting. They're like, when, when is shit
2:11:42
going to hit the fan next? And then they're just going to
2:11:44
drop it as a distraction. Tape and keep it on your phone
2:11:47
and replay it every day. Because that is one of the
2:11:50
primary ways that the Intel agencies.
2:11:52
We have a black guy crashing out in the kick chat.
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Like buddy, did they decline your EBT card today?
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What happened? Well why are you mad?
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Why are you upset you get kicked out of Section 8?
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The perception of what's going on.
2:12:43
But more than anything, it's the way that they hide their own
2:12:46
behavior from the. Public, yeah.
2:12:49
So at the beginning of the administration, I think it was
2:12:53
October rather it was January 23rd was like right after the
2:12:58
inauguration. And if you're trying to super
2:13:00
chat on entropy, I just saw somebody say they're trying to
2:13:02
super chat on entropy. Entropy has been down recently
2:13:06
so if you want to send a super chat do it on Rumble or Kick.
2:13:11
Someone said couldn't do the kick chat.
2:13:13
The chat made me want to kill myself.
2:13:14
Yeah I agree dude the kick chat is retarded right now.
2:13:17
I'm like I'm like barely looking at it because it's really just
2:13:20
this black guy spamming shit crashing out and it's like dude
2:13:22
what the fuck is wrong with you? Like I knew blacks were low IQ
2:13:26
but like how bad is it? How bad is the issue?
2:13:30
The President issued an executive order calling for the
2:13:33
total declassification release of all documents relevant to the
2:13:39
assassination of President John F Kennedy in November of 1963,
2:13:42
All of them, and also documents relevant to the assassination
2:13:46
investigation into Martin Luther King and Robert F Kennedy, the
2:13:51
Attorney General I I don't think all the Kennedy documents have
2:13:57
been released, have they? They were supposed to be.
2:13:59
I mean, that was the president's order.
2:14:01
That's what was in the executive.
2:14:03
Order. It's the law.
2:14:03
It's the. President, the president said it
2:14:06
and it's in the executive order. Maybe you can't go there because
2:14:09
so. Yeah, yeah.
2:14:11
So I just want to say again, and not from you, I have been told
2:14:17
conclusively that that has not happened.
2:14:19
So without divulging anything that's classified, like anything
2:14:22
from 1963 should be classified. The whole thing is insane and an
2:14:25
insult to citizens. I'm a middle-aged man.
2:14:28
I wasn't even born then, was six years before I was born, and
2:14:31
they're telling me I can't see it.
2:14:32
OK, it's infuriating and it's the end of democracy, but what
2:14:37
could possibly be the justification for keeping
2:14:41
classified a document that the that must under law, be released
2:14:47
and that was produced generations ago?
2:14:50
Yeah, I I think more of this goes to.
2:14:54
The guy who's mad that I keep pausing it.
2:14:57
You must be new. Let me explain something to you,
2:14:59
retard. Let me let me explain it to you
2:15:01
like the retard you are. The reason everybody else is not
2:15:04
able to restream this, and I am, is because I keep pausing it and
2:15:08
I keep tricking the algorithm. Like this is not on anywhere but
2:15:12
a paywall right now, except for here, because I keep pausing it
2:15:16
because I keep fucking the algorithm with that.
2:15:18
So again, suck my Dick. You're welcome for restreaming
2:15:21
this for you for free, brokie. Sorry you didn't have the $9 to
2:15:24
access it on Tucker's paywall. Fuck you.
2:15:28
To the the deep state, the system, the machine, whatever,
2:15:31
whatever you want to call it. They, they're not hiding
2:15:34
something in the Kennedy files in my opinion.
2:15:35
Because, you know, it's not like they, the assassins wrote down
2:15:38
on this day we're going to kill JFK and they put in a file at
2:15:40
CIA or FBI like that didn't happen.
2:15:43
So I don't really think there's anything that's in in
2:15:45
particularly, you know, would be earth shattering inside the
2:15:48
files themselves. The system doesn't want to get
2:15:51
us used to things being rapidly declassified.
2:15:55
They don't want a president to be able to come in and say,
2:15:58
here's an executive order and I said declassify it because the
2:16:00
people demand it and it happens like that as fast as it could
2:16:04
happen. They don't want that to happen.
2:16:06
They want to condition us that like, OK, the the president of
2:16:09
the American people elected, he may have, you know, come in and
2:16:12
lawfully given us an order. But there's a process here.
2:16:15
There's an interagency process. Everyone gets to check. $20
2:16:18
super chat on Rumble someone says always happy to support
2:16:21
let's go here chat out. Thank you much appreciated.
2:16:25
See what, guys? What a good day.
2:16:27
What a good day so far. What a good day.
2:16:30
What a good day. But yeah, so the guy who was
2:16:32
bitching, it's like you, you ungrateful bastard.
2:16:36
Like if I was your dad, I would beat you.
2:16:38
I would, I would fucking. I don't know.
2:16:39
I I was going to say it. Break this cup on your head that
2:16:41
feels aggressive. Feels aggressive.
2:16:44
Maybe. Maybe I'll just throw it at you
2:16:46
or something. But it's like, you ungrateful
2:16:48
swine, like I'm sitting here, I'm just going to copyright on
2:16:52
my channel because you're broke. Because you're broke.
2:16:55
You know, I I pay for it. Do you?
2:16:58
No, you don't 'cause if you did, you would just be watching it on
2:17:00
his fucking thing. Fuck you suck my Dick.
2:17:04
Like seriously fuck people like that, like you ungrateful bitch,
2:17:08
but you chat out to the guy super chatting Crypt Altair.
2:17:13
Let's go, let's go. To make sure there's nothing
2:17:16
still classified or still ongoing, even if it was from,
2:17:19
you know, 1963 or even further back.
2:17:22
Because again, they, they, they don't want us conditioned to, we
2:17:25
can just have access to this information.
2:17:28
And I think there's probably times.
2:17:29
Where someone says kick is for people with darker complexion,
2:17:32
yeah, you might. I mean, my kick chat right now
2:17:34
is literally it's filled with blacks.
2:17:36
I don't know what's. I don't know.
2:17:37
I don't know. What did I do to deserve this?
2:17:39
Like seriously, did I do something wrong That God was
2:17:41
like, you know what? We're going to fuck this guy's
2:17:43
night up with a bunch of blacks in his in his live chat.
2:17:46
We're going to send a bunch of a bunch of half developed people
2:17:50
over to his live chat. What did I do to deserve this?
2:17:54
What did I do? Like seriously, it just feels
2:17:58
like rape at a point. It does feel like rape.
2:18:01
That would be appropriate, like something declassifying
2:18:03
something that happened last week, for instance.
2:18:06
Yeah, there's there's going to be equities there.
2:18:07
And I think the American people would understand that.
2:18:09
I agree. But a lot of this I think is
2:18:11
power. And and so the bureaucracy, when
2:18:14
the president says declassify this, regardless of what it is
2:18:18
from decades ago, they can't just let them have it that they
2:18:21
all want to have their cuts on it.
2:18:22
They want to be able to control it.
2:18:25
And this is the way like the bureaucracy and the career
2:18:28
bureaucrats role. And they just tell the new
2:18:30
political appointees like, Hey, we just, you know, we really
2:18:33
can't do that, but we'll we'll get us to a place that that
2:18:36
mostly will get you what you want eventually.
2:18:40
And then it all just gets killed off in process and there's
2:18:42
literally no transparency at the end of the day, or limited
2:18:45
transparency. But that that's where I think
2:18:48
the the game is here. They don't want to condition us
2:18:51
that you can elect a president and he can automatically change
2:18:54
the bureaucracy. Someone just said the title of
2:18:56
Tim Caste tonight says Kent is under exactly the controlled
2:19:00
controlled media. The problem is the blacks are
2:19:04
way too easy to rage bait and they fall for dude, this guy's
2:19:07
literally just crashing out. He's like, what about white
2:19:09
overdoses? What about white overdoses?
2:19:11
It's like, OK, yes, that's a problem.
2:19:13
Yeah, I agree. I agree, white overdoses are a
2:19:15
problem. You know what's also a problem,
2:19:17
though? The fact that blacks are just
2:19:18
murderous. The fact that blacks kill so
2:19:20
many people and it's like 70 something percent of all youth
2:19:24
theft arrests are blacks, and 60% of all murders are blacks.
2:19:27
So yeah, I don't know, suck my Dick about the white overdoses.
2:19:32
I mean, this fact, the the fact that the government doesn't have
2:19:36
to tell you what it's doing even though you pay for it, just
2:19:41
invalidates the whole concept of consent to the governed.
2:19:43
Like, how can you give consent to something you know nothing
2:19:46
about? But more than that, it creates A
2:19:50
moral poison at the center of the society.
2:19:52
Lying is a sin. It's the core sin and lies,
2:19:58
bigot lies. And they, like cancer, destroy
2:20:02
the body in which they live. And if you care about the body,
2:20:06
this country, if you're from here and you hope to live here
2:20:09
and have grandchildren here, you have to fix that.
2:20:12
And I really think that telling the truth, radically telling the
2:20:15
truth is the only thing that gets you there and the pain that
2:20:20
that entails. And it doesn't tell pain.
2:20:22
There's no doubt about it. And humiliation is.
2:20:26
Much smaller a price to pay than the price that we will pay
2:20:28
inevitably and maybe soon if we don't do it.
2:20:31
I don't think this is sustainable, this level of lying
2:20:33
in any society. No.
2:20:35
And if people don't think that their vote matters, that they
2:20:39
can actually elect someone and change can be enacted, I think
2:20:43
things go to a very, very dark place, of course, and people
2:20:46
lose faith in our system. And our system is based on based
2:20:49
on that faith that, you know, we get to have these elections.
2:20:52
In theory, hopefully you'd you'd hope the elections are are free
2:20:55
and fair. We've got a lot of issues there
2:20:56
as well. But when you finally get your
2:20:58
person in office that they're going to be able to control the
2:21:01
government that the people pay for that are supposed to be ram
2:21:04
of the folks. That pay for that tragic gets me
2:21:07
so hot when you whispers. That's crazy.
2:21:10
That got me. That made me laugh.
2:21:12
That's crazy. It is just so annoying.
2:21:14
Like like it's like, come on, just be a normal person, Tucker.
2:21:17
Like, like these guys are a perfect match because they're
2:21:20
both like CIA hacks kind of in a way.
2:21:22
And they're both they're both doing the same thing.
2:21:24
Like they'll be like they have no problem talking.
2:21:27
They have no problem actually pronouncing their words and
2:21:29
talking loudly. But then they'll fall back into
2:21:32
this little whisper and it's like, dude, what just happened?
2:21:34
What just happened? They both do it and it's like
2:21:37
holy shit these guys should fucking marry each other.
2:21:40
That they'll actually get their their will implemented, or at
2:21:43
least what's in the best interest for them implemented.
2:21:46
That's right. And that's not that.
2:21:47
That's just not the case right now.
2:21:49
No, it's not. So I want to end with a hopeful
2:21:52
note. So we've been talking about this
2:21:54
for 24 hours because I think that without even getting into
2:21:57
it, anyone who's followed it carefully and is thinking
2:22:01
clearly can see that the war with Iran.
2:22:04
Yeah, is potentially like the end of a lot for the United
2:22:09
States. I mean, I don't think we could
2:22:11
overstate the consequences of this.
2:22:13
And I don't think I'm being hysterical.
2:22:14
I've had three weeks to think about it.
2:22:16
I've actually had 10 years to think about it because that's
2:22:17
how long they've been pushing for it.
2:22:21
So at this point, it feels like there's no way out.
2:22:24
But you were saying to me this morning in a really thoughtful
2:22:29
way that gave me hope that you think there is a way out.
2:22:32
And so I'm going to stand back and let you explain how you
2:22:35
think that the United States can exit with a lot of its interests
2:22:39
intact, and that's honor intact and the president's
2:22:43
administration intact. Because the political cost of
2:22:45
this is is shocking. I mean, it's not the most
2:22:47
important thing, but like, right now, it's all very broken.
2:22:50
OK, what's the answer? It's going to take drastic
2:22:54
action. And the good news is I believe
2:22:58
that this is something that President Trump is uniquely
2:23:00
qualified to fix on his own through his sheer willpower.
2:23:06
President Trump has an amazing ability.
2:23:08
It's almost his his superpower, I think to be able to kind of
2:23:11
breathe life into ideas. And again.
2:23:16
He's sucking off the guy who literally called him scum.
2:23:20
Like dude it's a humiliation ritual audible like what the
2:23:24
these guys are just embarrassing like what the fuck And the guy
2:23:29
in the chat's so right he goes. They are literally both using
2:23:32
manipulative emotional language that plays well on the dumb.
2:23:34
Exactly what I was saying earlier.
2:23:36
To capture large data sets and to find leverage and and right
2:23:41
now, it's clear that this conflict will just continue the
2:23:43
way it is and get exponentially worse, especially if we go down
2:23:47
that the path of demanding a total surrender with boots on
2:23:50
the ground or maybe even something far, far worse.
2:23:52
What President? Trump, and that is the path.
2:23:55
That I mean, inevitably, if we say it's total surrender, what
2:23:58
does total surrender mean? Now?
2:24:00
Again, this is where President Trump is uniquely suited.
2:24:02
President Trump can define his own total surrender.
2:24:05
He's in charge. I ended my letter with, you
2:24:08
know, you hold the cards because President Trump truly does hold
2:24:10
the cards. He's a very powerful, very
2:24:12
respected leader. And what I think President Trump
2:24:15
must do is number 1, he has to address the main issue.
2:24:18
The main issue is what the Israelis are doing.
2:24:22
And he needs to very forcefully and probably with a new team of
2:24:24
diplomats, go to the Israelis and say you're done.
2:24:28
We will. We will defend you.
2:24:30
We will make sure that, you know, ballistic missiles aren't
2:24:32
rained down upon you, however you are done going on the
2:24:35
offense because this is our war. We're paying for it.
2:24:39
We're bleeding for it. This is not your war.
2:24:42
If you choose to continue this offensive operation, we're out.
2:24:46
And as a matter of fact, if you choose to continue, we will
2:24:49
start withdrawing features of your defense system so that you
2:24:53
will be on your own. We have to say that to them.
2:24:55
And we have to be very blunt and we have to be very forceful.
2:24:57
And I know a lot of people who who, like the Israelis, are
2:24:59
going to say we can't do that, that's wrong, they're under
2:25:02
fire, etcetera. But if we don't do that, if we
2:25:04
don't address our relationship with the Israelis, even if we
2:25:08
come up with a temporary ceasefire, we'll be right back
2:25:11
in the same situation in very short order.
2:25:13
So that's the first thing that President Trump must do, address
2:25:16
the main issue. The main issue is how the
2:25:18
Israelis are out of control and they are driving this entire
2:25:22
war. Address that aggressively.
2:25:24
Get the Israelis to stop. How, How realistically, just
2:25:27
having lived through this whole thing, how hard will that be?
2:25:31
It will be hard, but again, President Trump can do it.
2:25:34
President Trump can call the Prime Minister of Israel and and
2:25:39
get him to the table. President Trump can force it.
2:25:43
No, he can't. He can't.
2:25:45
They own him. They literally own Trump.
2:25:47
Whatever blackmail they have on Trump, Trump's never beating it.
2:25:51
Like I, I, I, it just, it pisses me off how much these guys are
2:25:57
sucking Trump's cock after Trump has shit on both of them.
2:26:00
It's like, grow some fucking balls, you pussies.
2:26:05
Someone's got to inspect between their legs.
2:26:07
Can we send one of the groy bats out there to inspect between
2:26:10
their legs, see if there's any Dick and balls left or if it
2:26:12
there's just a mangina because what the fuck is it?
2:26:15
Like seriously, what is this? I, I believe that I, I truly
2:26:20
believe that he can. So I think it's doable.
2:26:23
It's only doable. Running MBS teams and just
2:26:25
gifted 10 subscriptions on Kik. What a fucking what?
2:26:29
What a beast. Beast.
2:26:32
Holy shit. Let's go.
2:26:33
Let's go. 10 gifted Subs. Thank you.
2:26:36
Huge shout out. Let's fucking go.
2:26:38
Let's go. Joe.
2:26:39
Ken, are you getting 10 gifted Subs?
2:26:41
I doubt it. Pussy.
2:26:43
Suck. My you're not even on my level.
2:26:44
Joe. Ken.
2:26:45
Let's go. Let's go.
2:26:47
Thank you. Huge shout out.
2:26:48
Who is that? Ronnie Mcstevenson.
2:26:51
Let's. What a beast.
2:26:52
What a beast. What a guy.
2:26:54
Hell of a guy. Thank you.
2:26:55
Much appreciated. Trauma and then from there, once
2:26:59
we get the Israelis to stop, we still for now, have strong
2:27:03
allies in the Gulf. We, we, we have the Emirates,
2:27:05
the Qataris, the Saudis, the Bahrainis, all these actors, the
2:27:09
Omanis, they may not always agree with each other, but
2:27:11
they're all pretty good partners with us.
2:27:14
I think we need to use them. And again, I think we probably
2:27:16
need to bring in some new diplomats and we need to
2:27:17
aggressively engage with the Iranians while we can to get to
2:27:22
a ceasefire and to come up with a way that we can stop the
2:27:25
killing. We can stop the destruction of
2:27:28
of not just these countries, not just the loss of more life, but
2:27:31
basically the collapse of the energy system that we we have
2:27:35
right now so that we can open the Straits of Hormuz back up
2:27:39
again. And so that we can make sure the
2:27:41
petrodollar is being used. Because right now we didn't stop
2:27:44
the flow of oil going to the, you know, the Chinese.
2:27:47
The Chinese are still getting their oil out and they're
2:27:49
settling those transactions in Yuan, not the petrodollar.
2:27:52
So we have to, once we get the Israelis to stop, we have to
2:27:55
aggressively pursue our economic interests.
2:27:59
And I think the only good thing in here is that our economic
2:28:02
interests are in lined with not just the GCC countries, but also
2:28:07
with the Iranians. Because the Iranians want this
2:28:10
war to stop. They want to be able to rebuild
2:28:12
their energy sector. They want to be able to
2:28:14
revitalize their energy sector and on this mutual cooperation
2:28:18
to open up the Straits of Hormuz and to build back the energy
2:28:22
sector, I think we could come up with a peace.
2:28:24
It's gonna. Be we'd have to lift some
2:28:25
sanctions, we'd. Have to lift some sanctions.
2:28:27
Some sanctions, yeah. And why wouldn't we?
2:28:28
We've had sanctions for decades, and according to the neocons,
2:28:34
they had no effect on the nuclear program, which posed an
2:28:37
imminent threat. So like, what is the argument?
2:28:40
We've had sanctions for decades and I don't see how we benefited
2:28:43
from that at all. We didn't, I mean, we just
2:28:45
lifted sanctions on Syria because the the regime changed
2:28:48
there, but we lifted sanctions on a guy used to be the former
2:28:51
leader of al Qaeda. Because he's pro.
2:28:53
I'm pretty sure we can go ahead and lift some sanctions if it it
2:28:56
would be in our benefit to lift the sanctions.
2:28:58
Not only would it help us in the war, but also a condition of
2:29:02
lifting the sanctions would be you will settle all transactions
2:29:05
that you're going to get from your new oil industry that will
2:29:07
be reintroduced to the world economy.
2:29:09
You'll settle that in the dollar, and we need the dollar
2:29:12
to survive if we want our country and its current state to
2:29:15
survive as well. So the lifting of sanctions in
2:29:18
this case very much works out in our national interest.
2:29:23
That's that to me. And I'm sure there's lots of
2:29:24
different variations we could have of this plan, but President
2:29:28
Trump aggressively enacting this and addressing the Israelis
2:29:31
first and foremost. Otherwise, any kind of
2:29:33
negotiation we try to have with the Iranians or pretty much
2:29:37
anybody else, if we don't address the Israeli factor,
2:29:39
they're simply not going to take us seriously.
2:29:41
Why would they? Precisely why would they?
2:29:44
And every day that this goes on, again, the more no love for
2:29:49
anybody in power in Iran right now, but the more of the people
2:29:52
that we canmore the leaders we kill in Iran, you're not getting
2:29:55
a Thomas Jefferson next. It's not like if we kill, you
2:29:59
know, 15 or 20 of them, the the 16th or the OR the 21st guy is
2:30:03
Thomas Jefferson or he's a moderate.
2:30:05
Absolutely. It's very obvious to me that
2:30:08
some of these strikes, not all but some, were conducted with
2:30:12
the intent of making a negotiated settlement
2:30:15
impossible. And that leads me to the saddest
2:30:18
thing, you know, whole cluster of sad things.
2:30:20
But the saddest thing is the bombing of the girls school
2:30:22
attached to the Iranian naval base.
2:30:26
And the US has admitted we did it.
2:30:29
But. Trump's denial of that too has
2:30:32
just been like so boomer coated retarded where they're just like
2:30:36
boomers are just so used to like convincing everybody that
2:30:39
they're right and they're not used to the way like Gen.
2:30:41
Z stands up to it. It's very new to them.
2:30:44
And Trump doesn't realize, like Trump still treats it like
2:30:46
everybody just believes everything he said.
2:30:49
And it's like, no, no, we're smarter now.
2:30:52
You're you're a fucking retard. I'm wondering about the the
2:30:56
targeting coordinates and where those came from.
2:30:59
Is it possible that those came from Israel?
2:31:01
That I that I don't know. Are you aware of, has it been
2:31:06
publicly reported or in previous conflicts, can you say anything
2:31:10
that you're not constrained by? Is it possible that that could
2:31:16
have happened? I mean, have there been strikes,
2:31:18
American strikes on targets in the past that you're aware of
2:31:20
that have used coordinates supplied by Israel?
2:31:24
Yeah. And we share so much
2:31:25
intelligence with with with Israel.
2:31:26
So right, of course. So it's entirely possible, but
2:31:31
no one has said anything about it.
2:31:32
But it's entirely possible that the coordinates were given to us
2:31:35
by Israel. And why wouldn't they be?
2:31:39
Because once you start doing things like that, it it's
2:31:42
intentionally or not, it's very hard to get out of it.
2:31:45
And obviously from the way the Israel, the Israelis have
2:31:48
conducted themselves in the Gaza war and other places, they have
2:31:51
a much different way of fighting than we do.
2:31:53
I mean, America definitely makes mistakes.
2:31:55
And we, we, you know, we do everything that we can.
2:31:58
I can tell you as a guy who fought on the ground, Americans
2:32:00
almost to a fault. Sometimes we do everything that
2:32:03
we can to prevent the loss of civilian life.
2:32:06
I mean almost the point where sometimes we we risk our own
2:32:09
lives deliberately to not kill Americans to to not kill
2:32:13
innocent civilians. So again, this is where being in
2:32:18
partnership with a air quotes partner that has very different,
2:32:23
a very different agenda than you and a stated out outcome, but
2:32:26
then also just a different standard for how they fight.
2:32:29
It's very dangerous. It's very dangerous for us.
2:32:32
To be in partnership with a country that has different goals
2:32:35
and different standards of behavior on the battlefield.
2:32:37
In different Ways and Means, yeah, they just have a whole
2:32:39
different way. Of looking so how?
2:32:40
How would you describe the Israeli attitude toward the
2:32:43
killing of innocents? Look, the Israelis are in a hard
2:32:47
spot and as somebody who fought for most my life, I think I can
2:32:51
get in their heads pretty easily.
2:32:55
If I was an Israeli, I I think I would have the same view.
2:33:00
I think I would say like, well, we're going to fight him at some
2:33:03
point anyways if there's civilians in that.
2:33:06
A good point Nick made last night.
2:33:08
I thought Nick's show last night was incredible.
2:33:09
I, I actually thought it was, it was one of his better shows he's
2:33:12
done. But a good point he made is
2:33:16
like, look at how Americans are responding and reacting to us
2:33:19
being involved in this war versus look at how like the
2:33:22
Israelis are acting. Look at how people in America
2:33:25
are feeling. They're all upset about it.
2:33:27
Rarely do you run into somebody who's super thrilled that we're
2:33:30
going to war with Iran. And then you look at the
2:33:33
Israelis and they're all fucking stoked on it because this is
2:33:35
what they've wanted for 30 fucking years.
2:33:37
And we're giving it to them at the cost of us.
2:33:39
Area that's militarily important to us, whatever.
2:33:42
Like, I have a job to do. I understand that, but it's also
2:33:46
important for us to understand our Air Quit's partners.
2:33:48
If we're going to be in a partnership with them, we have
2:33:50
to be clear eyed about that. Just because they speak English
2:33:53
and a lot of them went to school over here and we have dual
2:33:55
citizens doesn't mean that they're going to target the same
2:33:58
way that we do. We, we have to be clear eyed
2:33:59
about it. And that's what I think is, is
2:34:01
missing. If we're going to do joint
2:34:03
operations with the Israelis, they are going to look, we saw
2:34:07
what happened in Gaza and you can say that's a horrible thing.
2:34:11
You can say that's, that's just the way it is, but that is the
2:34:13
way the Israelis fight. And so we have to go into that
2:34:18
clear with clear eyes and understand that's how they're
2:34:20
going to fight. And now we're going to be viewed
2:34:22
as being not just complicit, but we're going to be viewed as
2:34:24
being partners in that. And again, that's a very
2:34:27
dangerous place for us to be because our objective, at least
2:34:30
our tactical objectives have been pretty clear that we want
2:34:32
to take down the ballistic missiles, the nuclear program,
2:34:34
the Navy and the Army, etcetera. And those are military targets,
2:34:38
but we're in partnership right now with the Israelis, who
2:34:42
they're going after some military targets, but they're
2:34:44
going after a heck of a lot more that are not military targets.
2:34:47
It's a very generous assessment of their motives.
2:34:51
And I mean, there's a compliment.
2:34:53
I strongly disagree with you, but then I didn't spend my life
2:34:55
fighting worse. And you're making every attempt
2:34:58
to get into their perspective even if you disagree with it,
2:35:01
which I assume you do. And I think that is the way to
2:35:05
assess things. It's like, what's the other
2:35:07
guy's perspective? Even if I hate it.
2:35:09
Yeah. And look, in the Middle East,
2:35:11
you're going to do business with some unsavory characters.
2:35:13
In the world, you're going to do business with some unsavory
2:35:15
characters. So if you're going to be doing
2:35:18
business there, just get comfortable with the fact that
2:35:21
some of these guys are unsavory. I mean, that the classic, I
2:35:24
think President Trump line really early on when he was
2:35:27
asked like if he thought Putin was a killer.
2:35:29
And he's like, well, yeah, I mean, we're killers too, you
2:35:32
know what I mean? He's right.
2:35:34
He was just very logical about that and very clear eyed about
2:35:36
that. Again, This is why President
2:35:37
Trump is uniquely qualified to solve this problem because I I,
2:35:40
I think he has the ability to understand things from from
2:35:45
multiple perspectives at the same time and then find our
2:35:47
leverage and then find out what's best for for our
2:35:50
objectives, for America's objectives with clear eyes.
2:35:53
And that's where we have to be. Do you anticipate you'll be
2:35:57
speaking to the president again? I would welcome it.
2:35:59
I mean, I, I spoke with him before I departed the
2:36:01
administration. How did that go?
2:36:03
It, it went, it went great. I mean, not the best
2:36:06
conversation ever, you know, I, I told him why I was leaving.
2:36:08
He heard me out. He was very respectful.
2:36:10
He was. Yeah, very respectful.
2:36:13
He was very kind. He always is.
2:36:16
And I think we departed personally on on good terms.
2:36:21
Again, I'm a I'm an adult. I understand the way I left and
2:36:25
and writing the letter that there's parts of his
2:36:27
administration that are going to.
2:36:28
Have to saying I think we left like this is where it just gets
2:36:31
gay. It's like saying we left on good
2:36:32
terms but Trump literally shat on you once he left.
2:36:35
So I don't, I don't, I'm not buying that like this is a
2:36:40
controlled conversation. To come after me and try and
2:36:44
discredit me. I understand that.
2:36:46
But I think the president is someone who listens.
2:36:51
And so I think he's listening not necessarily just to me and
2:36:54
to you, but I think he is listening to a lot of different
2:36:56
people because I think he knows at a core level this is not
2:37:00
going well and he needs to find a way for us to get out of this.
2:37:05
We are definitely an adult and I wish there were more of them and
2:37:08
I appreciate all the time you spent here.
2:37:10
Thank you. Thank you, Tucker.
2:37:11
Very much. OK.
2:37:13
Thank you for watching. We'll see you next Wednesday.
2:37:17
Is that I'm guessing that's Yeah, that's the end of it.
2:37:19
OK, let's X out of that before we get the copyright.
2:37:22
That was the interview. OK.
2:37:24
I mean, kind of a kind of a let down a little bit.
2:37:28
Felt like a very controlled conversation.
2:37:30
Not that I didn't expect that going in, but I I hate how
2:37:34
fucking soft their voices are. Super gay.
2:37:38
I don't know this was not wasn't the biggest fan.
2:37:40
I thought the most interesting part of the interview was
2:37:42
probably the Charlie Kurt comments, but at the same time
2:37:45
it felt like forced and it felt controlled.
2:37:48
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Now let me actually fix the volume on that so they're not
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raping all of our ears. OK, there we go.
2:38:32
Here we go, starting with the comments.
2:38:42
Ass or tits? I personally am an ass man.
2:38:44
Me who prefer the rear are more successful than those who prefer
2:38:47
tits. Ass or tits?
2:38:53
See, that's a crazy one. This is a Catholic show, buddy.
2:38:58
Hits. No, I'm kidding.
2:38:59
I don't know. I don't know.
2:39:02
I just want a woman who's not a fucking whore.
2:39:03
How about that? Like, is that, how about that?
2:39:05
I just want a woman who's not a raging slut.
2:39:08
How about that? Just give me a woman who's not a
2:39:10
fucking whore and who saw it. Those are the two things I want.
2:39:15
Two things I want right there. I know Nick wants us to vote
2:39:20
Democrat, but does that include TND fish pack?
2:39:25
No, OK. If there's a truly America First
2:39:33
candidate, vote for that. If it's a neo con candidate or
2:39:37
just some fucking scum who's taking money from APAC or some
2:39:40
bullshit don't like it's, it's pretty simple to figure out.
2:39:43
When we get closer to the middle midterms, I'll help you guys out
2:39:46
a little more on it. That was a cool stream.
2:39:49
I like the other guy, he is funny.
2:39:51
Yeah, EHC is the fucking man. EHC is the man.
2:39:56
Shout out EHC. Christian, this entire comment
2:40:00
section keeps throwing racist attacks towards you.
2:40:02
Shut up Jamie, you're a pussy. Yet I know, kind of dumb given
2:40:06
the fact that I'm a white Hispanic.
2:40:07
It happens because you fall for the bait every time.
2:40:10
It's dumb regardless of the race.
2:40:12
Shut up, pussy. I'm just as white as some
2:40:15
European populations like Canarians.
2:40:18
No you're not. Let's be honest.
2:40:21
For the record, I didn't say anything really that bad.
2:40:24
I'm literally trying to help you in this life.
2:40:26
You're going to need thick skin, not a thick skull.
2:40:30
I too am trying to help you, Christian.
2:40:35
Hey Christian, I gave you some advice.
2:40:37
Follow it. My boy needs to load in a
2:40:39
practice map or something. Faced with tears of joy.
2:40:42
Good stream though. Yeah, that I I was shooting the
2:40:45
bat. I was selling hard on that
2:40:46
gaming stream yesterday. We're doing another one tonight
2:40:48
I think though. This fattest brown chud really
2:40:51
reported my comment because I hurt his little girl feelings
2:40:54
and instead of defending your honor like a man, you blocked
2:40:57
me. A retarded 23 year old woman.
2:40:59
There is no hope for bro that's. Crazy.
2:41:03
That's crazy. The call out of the manhood is
2:41:05
crazy. Wanker is an overweight, ugly
2:41:08
dog. I don't know what wanker looks
2:41:12
like, but I guess I don't know what they look like.
2:41:15
I can't comment. I find you fucking annoying and
2:41:18
I don't have time for you wanker.
2:41:19
Mind your own God damn business. Also, I never reported you.
2:41:22
I have the right block whoever the FI want.
2:41:24
I don't have to deal with trolls like you.
2:41:26
Christian, you're falling for the bait.
2:41:28
This is why everybody shits on you.
2:41:31
Hi Christian, I totally agree broski and I am so happy you are
2:41:35
back. Do I have to like read all?
2:41:39
Do I have to subject myself to this like reading all these
2:41:42
people arguing in my fucking comments?
2:41:46
You guys say I'm a pussy because I defend myself and don't take
2:41:49
shit from anyone. If you ask me, being assertive
2:41:51
makes a man a man. Dude like falling for baits
2:41:57
again. Christian.
2:41:58
You gotta Christian. You're never going to beat the
2:42:01
allegations. Grandma's boy, why are you all
2:42:04
of a sudden being nice to me? Last time you that it was a
2:42:07
prank. I'm just skipping some of them.
2:42:13
I can't fucking deal with that. Lol Christian, you're too easy.
2:42:16
One comment and you're back in my palm face with stuck out Tom.
2:42:19
Exactly. Like that's what I'm saying
2:42:21
Christian. Like the whole thing's a game
2:42:23
and the more you fall for it the stupider you look.
2:42:25
Just fucking chill when somebody calls you a brown clown or makes
2:42:29
a joke. Just roll with the punches
2:42:31
buddy. You don't have to get fucking
2:42:33
upset about literally everything.
2:42:35
I love how the news is changing into something away from how we
2:42:38
started. It started as we don't want this
2:42:40
war, we want no boots on the ground.
2:42:42
We shouldn't be there at all into what we've got now is the
2:42:44
only way. The sense is if we send Alta
2:42:46
force in or 5000 marines will pressure them into ending it or
2:42:50
the Iranians killed out men. It's disgusting how the goal
2:42:53
post always moves because of our sunk cost fallacy.
2:42:56
Yeah, it's never going to stop moving.
2:43:00
LL looks like she's been stung by 6,000,000 ugly bees.
2:43:03
Ella Oh, that's on the Laura Loomer episode.
2:43:05
Yeah, Laura Loomer looks like shit.
2:43:08
I mean, Laura Loomer is just the dumbest con there is.
2:43:10
Possibly. Let me in this next time I can
2:43:13
get us some wins. Yeah, you're good at Fortnite,
2:43:16
maybe. I am 31 years old.
2:43:22
I dislike that I play Xbox at my age.
2:43:24
Being a father, seeing the country fall apart, seeing the
2:43:28
economic news Titan, watching the censorship, hearing the loss
2:43:32
being passed. My Maple syrup farm was overran
2:43:35
by Indian migrants last night. I think there is 30 of them
2:43:38
living in my chemical shed. It's stressful but at the same
2:43:41
time I get it. PUBG with Uncle Rogue would be
2:43:44
cooler instead of this game. It's literally the real version
2:43:47
of Fortnite, and it's free. I like the building part of
2:43:50
Fortnite though, that's why I never got into Pub G.
2:43:53
Video games at any age isn't bad.
2:43:55
We love Uncle Rogue. Video games at any age are
2:43:58
great. To be honest, I don't think I'll
2:44:00
stop playing video game. I love video games, I've always
2:44:02
loved video games, and I don't plan on stopping.
2:44:05
True, I totally agree Hunter, but at the same time, we
2:44:08
certainly have a bumpy road ahead of us.
2:44:09
So as long as we all are still developing our spirit, our
2:44:13
bodies, working out, getting prepared for survival, making
2:44:16
money, pursuing God and family, and raising awareness to our
2:44:20
fellow countrymen, it's all good in the hood, fam.
2:44:22
Yeah, but you can still play it like again, like if instead of
2:44:25
fucking going out and getting wasted, I play some Xbox.
2:44:29
What's wrong with that? Yeah, the guy who's saying knock
2:44:32
off Fuentes. It's a very different show, and
2:44:35
if you can't realize that, you're retarded.
2:44:36
The only similarities are we're Italian, we both wear suits and
2:44:41
we both move our hands a lot. But that's also the just.
2:44:43
That's the same thing as saying I'm Italian, you know, there's
2:44:46
no other say. I guess our political views are
2:44:48
very similar. I am a huge grouper.
2:44:50
I love Nick, but very different show.
2:44:53
I'm a supporter and Nick. I'm not Nick, you just sound
2:44:56
like a retard. Video games at any age isn't
2:45:00
bad. Time for you boys to get off the
2:45:02
tit. And also, I've been doing my
2:45:05
show longer, like I was very late to I.
2:45:07
I've been very open about this. I, I was very late to knowing
2:45:11
who Nick Fuentes was. I, I had my show before I even
2:45:15
knew who he was. So to all the people who were
2:45:18
like, oh, it's a RIP. It's like, I don't even know who
2:45:20
the fuck he was when I started my show.
2:45:22
I didn't know who he was when I was wearing a suit everyday
2:45:24
doing this. You might be on to something.
2:45:27
Bill Gates. Microsoft did make the Xbox
2:45:30
after all. It's certainly not going to be a
2:45:32
positive for your life. It's more of an escape or a way
2:45:35
to take your mind of things. Two to four hours per week Max
2:45:38
is acceptable if your shit is on point in all other aspects of
2:45:41
your life. I can stand by that.
2:45:44
I would even say more, I think if you play an hour or two a
2:45:47
night, that's not bad. If like if before you go to
2:45:49
sleep you're playing video games for an hour or two, I fail to
2:45:51
see the problem in that. What a time suck.
2:45:54
Y'all watch porn together too? Porn is immoral, should be
2:45:58
banned, and it's Jewish propaganda.
2:46:01
Every time you again, To all the people who can't stop gooning,
2:46:05
every time you jerk your Dick, just know you're saying all
2:46:08
glory and honor to Benjamin Netanyahu.
2:46:11
Valid point on the time suck. 2 to 4 hours per week is what I
2:46:14
would recommend. Watching porn is creepy cock
2:46:17
behavior. Super gay and Jewish so
2:46:19
absolutely not. That is forbidden.
2:46:22
Fuck yeah don't listen to that grandmas boy pussy gaming
2:46:25
streams fucking mug. Yeah, I enjoy.
2:46:29
I mean, that's the first one. I do gaming streams a lot.
2:46:31
That's just the first one I've ever uploaded on Spotify.
2:46:34
Never really. And by the way, for all the
2:46:36
people watching on YouTube and Kik right now, all the comments
2:46:39
we're doing the I, I am bigger on Spotify.
2:46:42
I'm a big show on Spotify. I'm newer to live streaming, no
2:46:44
on other stuff, but that's where the comments are.
2:46:48
So if you're curious. No wonder you kids don't have
2:46:51
shit these days, sitting around playing video games mocking it
2:46:54
up. You're a bunch of metrosexuals
2:46:57
that couldn't get laid in a whorehouse.
2:46:58
You sound like a bitch. Why is grandma's cut boy
2:47:01
shitting on a casual stream? Buddy you watched it.
2:47:04
How the hell are you criticizing people on wasting time?
2:47:07
Exactly, you watched me play video games for three hours and
2:47:10
you're telling me I'm wasting time?
2:47:11
Suck my Dick. What the hell kind of dumb ass
2:47:15
shit is this? Are you for real?
2:47:16
An actual goddamn idiot? I didn't think you could be any
2:47:19
more unimpressive, but hey, you proved me wrong.
2:47:24
Yeah, that's the same guy who's been seething the entire time in
2:47:27
the comments. Rogue was about to comment.
2:47:29
If I was a child predator I would play Fortnite, but I am a
2:47:32
changed man now thanks to you Sir.
2:47:34
What Grandma's boy means to say is first of all, please forgive
2:47:38
him. He too is working on respect.
2:47:40
We are wondering how Liva's dreaming Fortnite is going to
2:47:43
save America or how it's relevant to the mission.
2:47:45
Sir, with all due respect, James.
2:47:47
It's not going to save America. But that's the thing, like, OK,
2:47:53
here's what you guys got to get. We are not going to save America
2:47:59
in a day. We're not.
2:48:00
We're not going to save America tonight.
2:48:02
We're not. We weren't going to save it
2:48:03
yesterday. This is a long game and I'm in
2:48:06
it for the long haul. I am doing the show everyday.
2:48:09
We report the news. Yesterday was a slow fucking
2:48:12
Newsday. All we had was the Joe Kent
2:48:14
thing. But then we got more information
2:48:15
that there'd be follow up interviews.
2:48:17
And like I said, I rarely defer to Nick on any topic, but on the
2:48:21
Joe Kent one I did slightly because he actually has a
2:48:23
personal history with the guy. So again, I it's not a
2:48:29
distraction from the mission of saving America, it's just, it's
2:48:33
just feeding the algorithm for a day.
2:48:35
That's all it is. What the fuck else are we
2:48:39
supposed to do besides play video games?
2:48:40
Spend money on women? Exactly.
2:48:42
It's like video games save you from wasting money on bitches.
2:48:46
Seriously. Change man, now I'll Dude, what
2:48:50
the hell are you trying to say? Is this some kind of a
2:48:52
confession all? Right, these are just such long
2:48:55
responses. Since it's rogue I'll play it
2:49:00
but then like I don't. I mean I hate the really long
2:49:04
responses. Like people in the comments come
2:49:06
on like don't use the Max character count please.
2:49:09
Yeah, it's a confession, all right.
2:49:11
If we don't have love in our hearts, this entire movement
2:49:14
will not work. If we aren't operating at the
2:49:16
highest frequency, the enemy has us right where it wants.
2:49:19
Like for example if you go around tearing everyone down
2:49:22
like you do. I did this too.
2:49:24
It's because I hate the world and want better.
2:49:26
I'm guessing you too that's why you constantly insult and
2:49:29
degrade PPL right? But we can do that and build
2:49:32
them up at same time if we are operating on the proper
2:49:34
frequency. Love.
2:49:37
He's talking about it. There's this guy in the convent
2:49:40
under the name Grandma's Boy. You just keep shitting on
2:49:42
everybody and everything for no reason.
2:49:44
Direct that energy into something that improves your
2:49:47
quality of life. Face with tears of joy because
2:49:50
it's obvious that if you're this butthurt over someone streaming
2:49:53
a damn video game then you aren't happy with yourself.
2:49:59
Yeah, I mean, like, these people are just miserable.
2:50:03
Maybe XNA on the gaming live steam A a.
2:50:07
I don't know, I mean again, I'm not uploading them off into
2:50:09
Spotify. I just do them when I'm when I'm
2:50:11
playing video games. Sometimes it's like why?
2:50:13
Why wouldn't I stream it? What's the downside?
2:50:16
Person just admitted they were a pedo and you chuckle?
2:50:19
Where did someone admit that? Did I miss something?
2:50:24
Who said they're a pedo? What are you fucking talking
2:50:26
about, Rogue? Rogue was about to comment.
2:50:30
If I was a child predator, I would play Fortnite, but I'm a
2:50:33
change. Yeah, dude, it's a fucking joke,
2:50:35
you pussy. The fact that you think that
2:50:37
someone saying they're like kill yourself, you're not going to
2:50:40
make it. People are retarded.
2:50:41
Like I want to fucking kill myself, seriously.
2:50:51
There's a major debate over whether or nor Vatican 2 is
2:50:54
valid, and if it is valid, whether or not it's binding.
2:50:57
If you don't know too much about it, I suggest reading what the
2:51:00
SSPX has written about it. OK.
2:51:03
Calm the fuck down and speak slower and clearer.
2:51:06
You get fired up and get emotional and rant like a
2:51:08
lesbian lefty you talk shit about.
2:51:11
Dude, I talk fast because I Jack myself full of caffeine.
2:51:14
You're still cool though lol. I appreciate that at least.
2:51:21
But yeah, I I talk at 1.25 X speed at all times because I
2:51:24
just jacked myself up on caffeine and I've created crazy
2:51:28
ADHD. James, come on now, if you punch
2:51:32
a fat person in the throat, it won't do nothing.
2:51:34
They got a thick layer of protection.
2:51:37
You might be right there, but what if I hit him with like like
2:51:39
you go jab jab boom boom boom like what if I hit him with that
2:51:43
combo? What if I like oblique?
2:51:45
Kick them in the knee. No bleak kick would be hard on a
2:51:48
fat person because the fat would absorb that.
2:51:50
But there's got to be a way to take the fatties down, you know,
2:51:54
There's got to be a way. We got to, we got to come up
2:51:56
with it. I think it could work though.
2:51:59
I really think it could work. If you thought the Holocaust was
2:52:06
bad, go look up Holidamor folks. It's that giant Bolshevik
2:52:10
Zionist communist genocide where all those white Christians were
2:52:13
killed. Didn't make the history books
2:52:15
though. I wonder why white population
2:52:17
was 30% of the world in 1900s. What's it now?
2:52:20
Like 7% white? He needs to stick together now.
2:52:23
Look up white dormancy, James. OK I mean fucking Jamin the
2:52:30
annoying retarded 15 year old kid maxed out his character.
2:52:34
Oh. Hillbilly Girl just subscribe on
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YouTube. Hillbilly girl, what's up?
2:52:39
How you doing? How you doing, sweetheart?
2:52:41
How you doing? How do I look?
2:52:42
Girl? Just popped in the chat.
2:52:44
How do I look, guys? How do I look?
2:52:45
Quick, quick. How do I look?
2:52:49
I'm moggy. I'm looking so good right now.
2:52:51
Holy shit. Holy shit.
2:52:53
All right, Hillbilly girl, what's your BMR?
2:52:56
No, I'm kidding. I'm kidding.
2:52:57
Kidding. Kidding.
2:52:58
Thank you for subscribing. Welcome to the show.
2:53:03
See, I don't want to read all of Jamie's comments here.
2:53:06
They're so fucking long. Holy shit.
2:53:08
All right, we're going to do it. Whatever.
2:53:16
In the holodomor, about 4 million Ukrainian PPL were
2:53:20
killed, most of whom were Christians.
2:53:22
The key differences between the Holocaust and the plot Amor was
2:53:25
that more than three times the amount of PPL were killed in the
2:53:28
Holocaust and the intent of the Holocaust was to specifically
2:53:32
target Jewish PPL. Meanwhile the Holodomor was
2:53:35
started by Russians and their goal was to target Ukrainians
2:53:38
and BC most Ukrainians were Christian, most victims were
2:53:42
Christian. And.
2:53:45
And the reason why the white population has gone down is due
2:53:48
specifically to two main reasons.
2:53:50
One, why PPL are aging and aren't having as many kids and
2:53:54
two, the set of criteria of what it means to be white has changed
2:53:57
several times throughout the 20th century.
2:54:00
You just want to be a victim so bad and it must hurt that you
2:54:03
can't be 1. Jamie, you're a retarded 15 year
2:54:06
old kid. Shut the fuck up.
2:54:08
You said 500,000 just the other day, Rabbi Nickelodeon.
2:54:12
Now it's 4 million. Did Uncle Rogue get you to do
2:54:15
your own research so you can make informed decisions with
2:54:18
your own mind? Oh, he's thinking so cute.
2:54:21
We love Uncle Rogue. I'm worrying about the white
2:54:24
population. Why are you silent on the 50% of
2:54:27
violent crime are committed by 14% of the population?
2:54:30
What about the epidemic of black moms aborting black moms raising
2:54:34
children alone while the black men hoe it out being Kangs?
2:54:37
Being we was kangs and shit. Where's my EBT and shit?
2:54:41
Why did Putin say 8085% of the leadership during the reign of
2:54:45
Stalin was Jewish? What was that about?
2:54:48
I said 500 K because I was referring to the Red Revolution
2:54:52
which started in 1917. The Holodomor started in 1932.
2:54:57
You just gave me a straw man argument.
2:55:01
Putin is a lying scumbag who kills his own people.
2:55:04
That's just fact. Putin is a baste.
2:55:07
He kicked out the Jewish oligarchs, banned satanic
2:55:10
churches and protected Christianity.
2:55:14
He also persecutes minority religions and has killed
2:55:16
millions of Ukrainians and sucked the penises of Islamists.
2:55:21
The president gave him chances to come to a deal and end the
2:55:24
war and he chose not to. We are lied to about Putin my
2:55:29
man. It's all part of Whitey.
2:55:31
Go to war with Whitey so humanity canmore easily be
2:55:34
enslaved. Benjamin Netanyahu is Mia.
2:55:39
Yeah, I think Huckabee found him.
2:55:40
I don't think he's dead, sadly. The Antichrist is going to be
2:55:44
Bonnie Blue's baby. Probably you are right, you are.
2:55:47
Whatever fucking comes out, that's crazy.
2:55:50
Whatever comes out of Bonnie Blue's vagina on that day when
2:55:52
she gives birth. I mean, God help that being holy
2:55:55
shit. I've been saying this for a
2:55:57
while. I mean, that kids going to kill
2:55:58
themselves. There's no other option.
2:55:59
Like if you're a girl, you're going to end up a slut, like the
2:56:02
worst kind of slut. And if you're a guy, you're just
2:56:04
going to fucking eventually eat a shotgun.
2:56:06
I mean, there's no there's no beating that.
2:56:08
Like imagine you're in school and your mom is Bonnie Blue.
2:56:13
Like you are so fucked. You are so fucked.
2:56:18
I'm wondering how long do you think we will be involved in the
2:56:21
war? Also why are you so obsessed
2:56:23
with my bottomless throat? Last week there was a
2:56:25
middle-aged Islamic man that was convicted of raping 4 underage
2:56:29
girls in my town. I guess he was just trying to
2:56:32
find the Aisha to his Muhammad. Yeah, the towel heads tend to do
2:56:36
that sometimes. How long do I think we'll be in
2:56:38
the war? I would say over a year.
2:56:50
So that bad raping man you described, he is actually here
2:56:53
because Zionists satanic credence blackmailed politicians
2:56:57
to do so. It's called the Collergy plan.
2:56:59
Historians describe the same thing happened to Rome.
2:57:02
What's BB say? Rome must fall, America is Rome
2:57:06
priority issue is why are the floodgates open?
2:57:09
Let me guess, 'cause Muslim? That's what they don't realize.
2:57:11
We are Rome. You ready to accept humanity has
2:57:14
a satanic Zionism problem that scapegoats Muslims like it's
2:57:18
going out of style? I'm not scapegoating Muslims,
2:57:22
but the man in my hometown was indeed a follower of Islam, not
2:57:26
Judaism. I'm fine with Rabbi sucking the
2:57:28
blood away from the baby's circumcision wound.
2:57:31
At least they're not raping our prepubescent daughters.
2:57:35
Someone says how are we Rome? Because we're an extension of
2:57:37
the Roman Empire, you fucking retard.
2:57:40
Where is your hometown? Just out of curiosity, you know,
2:57:43
so I can look up. This news story could be
2:57:46
helpful. Never disclosed your hometown in
2:57:49
my fucking comments. So the honeypot is cool with
2:57:52
pedophilia? Mossad, come get your man's.
2:57:54
This is embarrassing. Rogue.
2:57:58
With all due respect, I don't think anyone here appreciates
2:58:01
your shitty know it all attitude.
2:58:05
I like Rogue. Rogue's the man.
2:58:06
Thank you grandma's boy. Even Uncle Rogue needs to be
2:58:09
humbled from time to time. Yes Christian, but it's beyond
2:58:13
the Maple syrup going bad. The mass Indian migration we are
2:58:16
experiencing ended up flooding sewage all over my Maple syrup
2:58:20
farm. I think it might have made Rogue
2:58:22
more respectful to the brainwashed communists.
2:58:25
I'd rather have Indians than Muslims.
2:58:27
Why does it have to be either? Why can't we just have none of
2:58:30
them? Like, why is it like, I don't
2:58:31
know. I'd rather none of them
2:58:33
actually. I'd rather none of them come
2:58:35
into my country like. Genius idea to financially
2:58:44
incentivize women to be women again.
2:58:46
It's sad that that's where we're at as a society.
2:58:49
My idea is genius, it seriously is and people need to realize
2:58:53
that we should pay women a salary of 30 grand a year at the
2:58:57
age of 18 if they choose to not work, which they should be
2:59:00
incentivized to choose that 30 grand a year.
2:59:03
When they get married, double it to 60.
2:59:05
Every kid after that give them like an extra 20 grand tax free.
2:59:09
Don't let them vote either, genius.
2:59:11
What about the week should he men that pay for those only fans
2:59:14
crusty nudes in the 1st place? They are the addicts.
2:59:17
Only fans are the drug dealers. Yeah, I mean, we need to make it
2:59:20
illegal. Only fans should be illegal.
2:59:24
It all the money should be seized.
2:59:27
It should be destroyed. Christian, you look like a chud.
2:59:43
It's an insult basically used by a person to call another person
2:59:46
stupid or ugly. Only a chud would have to ask
2:59:51
what a chud is. Feed a Jewish kid for $40
2:59:56
because they sure care as much about America as we care about
2:59:59
their entire race. It is good.
3:00:02
Those commercials are so crazy. 40 Doyle as what does he need?
3:00:07
60 Doyle as forgive the boy his $80 Doyle as or your anti
3:00:10
satanic G all over $100 Doyle as to.
3:00:14
The dollar sign fucks it up because then it reads it out all
3:00:17
weird, but I like how you put that because it makes it read it
3:00:19
in the Jewish voice. That's funny.
3:00:26
Why is Christian being dogged on by everyone Lameo?
3:00:29
Because he takes the bait. If he didn't take the bait,
3:00:32
people wouldn't shit on him. Because that's the only thing
3:00:35
they live for. Like, and Christian, your
3:00:39
responses are actually awful. Like, I'm not going to play them
3:00:41
because they're short and stupid, but it's like, how is
3:00:43
your boyfriend doing? Grandma's boy?
3:00:46
It's like, dude, like, yeah, that you really got him there.
3:00:49
Asking him about his boyfriend, you got him.
3:00:51
It's like, dude, just fucking relax like.
3:00:57
That's doesn't really explain why you dislike everything I
3:01:00
say. Honestly I don't really care,
3:01:02
but you should really get a life.
3:01:04
I'm literally the most successful guy on here,
3:01:07
including the host. Sorry JP, no offense, Ah.
3:01:11
Yeah, I got that. It's like WW3 in the comments
3:01:14
RN. Christian versus everybody else.
3:01:17
I mean, Christian is objectively getting raped in the comments.
3:01:21
And it's going to continue until he figures it out.
3:01:30
Christian blocked me. I must have taken things too far
3:01:33
again. Freaking A Your boy has no sense
3:01:36
of humor. He doesn't have a sense of
3:01:38
humor, I know. We love you Christian.
3:01:40
We are working out the bugs. We will get you back to working
3:01:43
order in a jiffy. Hang in their body.
3:01:45
Yeah, yeah. I tried to get here decently
3:01:52
soon after you uploaded it and somehow Christian is already in
3:01:56
here being a dumb cond. Name one dumb thing I've said in
3:02:02
today's show. Christian, come on.
3:02:07
You're like a monkey sitting in a room with a hammer and a box
3:02:10
of screws, just trying your best to paint with them.
3:02:12
Like that is that's actually great.
3:02:15
Like that is actually so funny. Like like a monkey sitting with
3:02:20
screws trying to paint. You're like that senile great
3:02:24
uncle that thinks he is a rock star.
3:02:26
Dude, mind your own damn business.
3:02:27
I've never once initiated a conversation with you.
3:02:30
Christian, you got to get better with the insults.
3:02:32
If you threw back really good insults like this would be your.
3:02:35
This would be your thing. You get mad too fast to not fuck
3:02:39
with you. Try making some jokes instead of
3:02:42
turning into Yosemite Sam. I'm not mad, I'm just slightly
3:02:45
annoyed. Like boy.
3:02:53
I'm just a friendly person I've never done anything to, so I
3:02:57
don't know why you care so much. I do that because there are a
3:03:00
lot of people here I like that I can't interact with any way
3:03:03
else. Ted Cruz and JD Vance versus
3:03:08
Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes is going to be cinema in 2028.
3:03:12
I think there's a chance Tucker runs.
3:03:14
I do not see Nick run. Nick's not all.
3:03:16
I mean, I guess maybe his VP. But no, I think he's, I think
3:03:20
he's waiting. I think he's waiting.
3:03:22
I don't think Ted going to get nominated realistically.
3:03:28
Yeah, I mean, the people are not going to want him, but you know,
3:03:31
the system's going to want Rubio or him.
3:03:33
And Nick can't get nominated if you're talking about the
3:03:36
presidency due to his age. He was talking about VP.
3:03:41
It pisses me off that people can say some of the most disgusting
3:03:45
things to me on here, yet when do it back to them.
3:03:47
Spotify removes the comments. Christian, relax.
3:03:50
Christian nobody cares. Yeah, exact.
3:03:55
Dude, You got to. You got to just relax.
3:03:58
You got to relax, OK? We're almost done with the
3:04:01
comments. We're almost done here.
3:04:05
Almost done. Dude, just marry Laura already.
3:04:11
Laura Loomer. I would literally rather kill
3:04:14
myself now. Also I saw on Instagram your
3:04:18
friend with an America first black woman.
3:04:19
What happened to black women being too dumb according to you
3:04:22
face with tears of joy. That was the girl on the Jubilee
3:04:25
episode with me, when that was the picture of the people who
3:04:28
are on my side on the Jubilee episode.
3:04:31
She's one of the few smart black women.
3:04:33
I will say she she spoke in straight Ebonics, but she made
3:04:38
the best point. It was so funny.
3:04:40
Like she was literally speaking in straight black, straight
3:04:43
Ebonics, but she was nailing every point.
3:04:46
And I was, I was actually impressed, I'm not going to lie.
3:04:48
I meant Sassy, not Cassie. Yeah, it's weird that you're D
3:04:52
Ming Sassy too. That's like she hates people
3:04:55
like us. Christian, you are a Nazi.
3:04:57
You even look like one bro. I mean, I've never told I look
3:05:02
German but OK. He's walking with you,
3:05:04
Christian. Rogue source for all his claims?
3:05:07
Trust me bro. Brogue source.
3:05:10
Dude, Rogue's a genius. The only thing I don't agree
3:05:15
with Rogue on is Candace. Really.
3:05:16
That's kind of the only thing me and Rogue seem to disagree on is
3:05:19
Candace's competence. Christian, your existence should
3:05:23
have just been a small puddle on your mom's back.
3:05:27
Dude, that's that's gone. That's a little far.
3:05:29
Like, that's crazy. No, we're glad Christian's
3:05:33
alive. We just wish he would take
3:05:35
jokes, but that's crazy. A puddle on his mom's back.
3:05:39
It's like, Christian, you would have been better as a blowjob.
3:05:42
Like, no, no, no, that's crazy. We're glad he's alive because
3:05:45
Laura Loomer did great and saw the scariest female horror
3:05:48
actress. Yeah.
3:05:50
Rogue's actual source research. Yeah, someone thinks someone
3:05:56
goes rogue. Source.
3:05:57
Fox News dude, Rogue, are you kidding me?
3:06:00
One rogues in Canada. I doubt he's watching Fox 22.
3:06:06
Rogue's anti Zion. You think he's listening to
3:06:08
establishment media? No.
3:06:10
I I was JS saying that to reinforce the argument that
3:06:14
rogue doesn't actually use evidence.
3:06:16
Yeah, Jamie, you really got him there. 15 year olds might be the
3:06:20
dumbest group ever. Sassy posted somewhat negative a
3:06:27
comment about Charlie, although it wasn't hers, it was a repost.
3:06:31
Yeah, she's a leftist who's glad he's dead.
3:06:33
Why are you surprised? Yes, she called him.
3:06:35
Called him a racist podcaster. Yeah, she said it on my show
3:06:39
too. Laura Loomis, shut it down.
3:06:41
Obey. See, Christian, I make you
3:06:48
laugh, man. Why don't you just put the
3:06:50
Steven Spielberg movies down so we can put on Chris Langdon 200
3:06:54
IQ. Explain the Jewish Callergy plan
3:06:56
for 10 minutes. It's on big shoot, buddy.
3:06:58
I know world's smartest guy. What does he know, right?
3:07:01
Christian, you should watch your rope in the last battle.
3:07:05
I've never watched Schindler's List.
3:07:10
I fucking hate Spotify censorship rules.
3:07:13
Yeah, the common censorship's annoying.
3:07:15
We're out here worrying about WW3 happening, meanwhile we have
3:07:19
actual problems like the war against Christian in the
3:07:21
comments. Lemayo.
3:07:23
Yeah, I mean, it's like, I hate to say Christian, but it is your
3:07:27
fault. You bring it on to yourself and
3:07:29
I've explained it to you too many times for me to do it
3:07:31
again. I now declare peace with
3:07:33
Christian and Bears fan. We got communism to deal with,
3:07:36
gentlemen. Give it to Christian, not bears
3:07:39
fan fuck Bears fan fuck fuck Jamin.
3:07:42
Jamin's annoying. All right, that's all the
3:07:45
comments. Holy shit, that was a lot to get
3:07:47
through. Fuck name tired.
3:07:50
OK. Thank you guys for tuning into
3:07:51
the show, though. Thank you guys.
3:07:53
I'm just amped. It didn't get taken down.
3:07:56
Like, let's fuck, let's hope it doesn't get taken down in the
3:07:58
next few days. I don't think it will.
3:07:59
Here's my thought process and what I was thinking.
3:08:02
I was like, if I cover up the watermark and if I if I do a
3:08:07
live reaction to this, maybe it could get taken down.
3:08:10
But, but eventually they're going to upload this to YouTube
3:08:13
and to X and all platforms. And by that time it's fair game
3:08:16
to then, you know, do a reaction stream to maybe I can just get
3:08:19
away with it. And I think I did knock on wood,
3:08:21
but I think we did it, folks. So again, we're going to sign
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off for the day. Please remember to like smash
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We read all the comments at the end of each show.
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We're going to have Sassy on the show tomorrow to debate.
3:08:31
We'll do comments with her. Maybe, maybe we'll do them.
3:08:33
That'll be fun to respond to comments with her.
3:08:36
You don't know who Sassy is. It's a woman who is obsessed
3:08:39
with it. She loves me.
3:08:40
I know, I know, it just happens when you look like this.
3:08:44
You're a handsome son of a bitch like myself.
3:08:47
It just happens, it just happens.
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Make sure to tune in tonight as well.
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I might be doing a gaming stream on Kick Rumble and YouTube and
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Twitch with EHC. That would be fun.
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We got to redeem ourselves. We didn't get AW yesterday.
3:08:59
We got to redeem ourselves. So maybe we do that.
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I doubt I'll upload it to Spotify because I'm uploading
3:09:03
this on there. I only do one Spotify upload a
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day usually sometimes couple, but with that, like I said,
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Thank you for that. We had Tommy Ash.
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I don't even. Oh, that might have been the
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