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Pete Garcia: Flexing U.S. Military Muscle, Resetting The Middle East · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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  defending biblical Christianity, no topic, off limits.
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  And now, here's your host, David Firazzo.
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  Hey, friends.
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  Thank you so much for tuning in and watching, listening, sharing the podcast.
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  I love my brother Pete Garcia.
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  I almost said Pete Hegseth, because that's what we're going to be talking about, Operation
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  Midnight Hammer, then we're going to be talking about Israel and the work that they've been
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  doing over there.
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  It's amazing what's been going on.
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  Just what's happening in the Middle East is amazing prophetically, but I want to give
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  Pete's website.
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  It is rev310.net, that's ReV310.net, rev310.
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  Pete Garcia, thanks for coming back on the show with us.
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  Thanks for coming in, David.
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  It's good to be here.
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  Good to see you, and I know you're traveling at a city or your hotel there.
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  You're keeping busy.
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  So a very fascinating topic.
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  And as I mentioned to you, I think in an email or a text message, at least, to some people
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  this might seem like, okay, this isn't a program.
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  We don't break news here.
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  I don't, on World View Matters, we talk about issues and talk about perspectives and everything
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  else.
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  Geopolitics.
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  Not right on the cutting edge of every news.
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  We weren't meant to keep up with everything.
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  But what we want to do is go back, I guess, several weeks now and talk about Operation
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  Midnight Hammer, I'm curious to see how that's going to show in history.
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  What history is going to reflect if we're here several years down the road, and Jesus
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  doesn't return first, right?
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  So Pete, you're overall, you're a former aviator.
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  Your overall conclusion, your thoughts, it was a successful mission.
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  To me, it was amazing.
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  To the average American, we're going, I mean, everything, they carried it out without
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  anyone, the element of a surprise, from Missouri to Iran bombing the precision with those
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  massive bombs.
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  So everything looked like amazing, but yet the liberal media did what they do, right?
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  So you're overall taken on it before we dive into some of the articles and details.
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  Overwhelming success in hats off to the guys and the Air Force, both in the guard and
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  the active duty as well as any naval or marine and other assets from maybe the UK or whoever
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  else that participated.
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  Look, it was a fully integrated joint force strike package.
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  125 aircraft, you had ships, aircraft carriers, submarines, launch in Tomahawks.
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  You had B2s, drop in GPUs, these massive ordinance penetrators, 30,000 pound bombs.
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  And they achieved what they set out to do.
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  And this is right on the heels of Israel's very successful Operation Rising Lion, which
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  decimated Iran's military leadership as well as their senior nuclear scientists, some
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  are in the neighborhood of six to eight senior generals, you know, now since departed.
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  And then about 20 senior military commanders in the IRGC and various other agencies within
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  their military defense, as well as the decimation of these nuclear scientists, these guys that
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  have the technical know how to actually build these weapons of master's instruction they're
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  trying to achieve.
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  Yeah, this is really fascinating to me.
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  First of all, they even thought about sending out decoys.
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  I mean, that is, I mean, it seems like they didn't miss anything.
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  But over at BreakingDefense.com, there's an article in Operation Midnight Hammer, how
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  the US conducted the strikes on Iran.
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  And it says the operation included more than 125 US aircraft, dozens of aerial refueling
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  tankers.
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  And I want to ask you about that, Pete, because we didn't see a lot of that on the news.
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  A guided missile submarine, as you mentioned, and approximately 75 precision guided weapons.
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  And the fact that, I mean, I think I saw another article where President Trump, he was
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  aware of the operation, but didn't know it was happening at that time, or he didn't know,
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  because even the military was planning the whole thing out, right?
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  And just it's just amazing from start to finish.
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  So can you go back and talk about starting a Missouri, sending out the decoys.
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  And then I would love for you, at some point, to describe the refueling process of these
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  massive B2 bombers.
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  Well, yeah, this is a, well, you know, this strike on Iran is a long time coming.
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  I mean, the Iranians have been hostile to the United States since 79 since a revolution.
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  The marine barracks bombing in Beirut, I think is in 83 that killed something like 243
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  American Marines.
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  That's right.
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  They were fully responsible for, you know, all the deaths they committed against the Iraqis,
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  and their eight-year war as well as funding and supporting various terrorist factions around
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  the world to include the Taliban and al-Qaeda and these other groups that the US spent 20 years
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  fighting.
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  They gave them technical expertise on how to make and build explosive devices, you know,
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  IEDs and drones and other kinds of things.
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  So, and they also gave sanctuary to senior al-Qaeda and Taliban leaders.
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  So they definitely don't have innocent, there should be no claims of innocence from this
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  current regime in Iran that anybody should take seriously because they have blood on
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  their hands through and through, not the people, but the leadership of Iran.
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  But moving from Missouri to launch an operation like this, look, I've done numerous aerosols
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  and air missions and other things that I've involved in planning or participating in.
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  These big movements involving dozens of aircraft is incredibly complex.
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  It takes an immense amount of time to plan and to execute everything that they did to
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  include the aerial refueling, which is an incredibly difficult task.
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  But what it does is it extends American power, the range in which we can reach out and touch
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  people is now global and it's been global for a while.
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  I mean, we've had this capability for a long time, but it certainly distinguishes us from
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  say the Russians or the Chinese who have very limited aerial refueling capabilities.
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  And that's why they can't reach out and execute their geopolitical will like they want
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  to, but the US can because we have that logistics capability.
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  So a significant boost to American firepower is these refuelers who go out and make these
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  B-52s give them the range and the legs to do what they got to do.
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  Which is astounding.
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  Everything went off without a hitch and I want to go back to the article which says the
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  strike package with seven B-2 spirit bombers left Whitman Air Force Base in Missouri.
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  I think it's Whitman Air Force Base in Missouri.
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  They're flying east for 18 hours with, quote, minimal communications towards the target
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  area.
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  So Pete, when you get out, I'm guessing over the Atlantic that they refueled over the
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  Atlantic, explain that how that works.
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  Where does the fuel come from?
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  Do they land on an aircraft carrier?
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  Does another plane come over with the fuel?
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  How does that work?
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  No, they'd, so they, these, why what are they called, these refueling tankers that they
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  take off and fly with, they, it's all done in the air.
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  So basically that refueler that B-52 or whatever plane is coming up or jet coming up behind
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  that plane will come up behind it, that tanker will begin to extend out this hose and this
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  hose, I don't know if it's magnetic, I can't tell you the specifics on it, but it syncs
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  up with the jet or the plane and they connect there and then they're able to refuel in flight
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  and that's why they don't have to stop, they can just keep flying.
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  But yeah, that's what gives them that range to keep going and so I have no love for
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  a white man in Air Force Base, I was a commander at Fort Riley and we had to fly in there one
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  time for, I forget what we had to do and they made his ground taxi like a mile in a black
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  hawk and like a hot spurtay, so I've never had any love for Air Force, but I think the
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  mission reach capability of the Air Force is pretty amazing, so I'll keep my opinions
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  to myself on that part.
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  So it also says that the National Guard helped make the Operation Midnight Hammer a success
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  or the members in Missouri's National Guard, the bomb wing.
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  So they ended up dropping 14 bunker, buster bombs, thank you Jeff, leave that up Operation
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  Midnight Hammer, I like that.
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  So Pete, we see the flight, we see when they, when they left white man Air Force Base
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  in Missouri, roughly the middle of America there, we see the flight path and the destination.
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  Just to explain anything you would like to on this chart.
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  Well, you know, they've been moving them around, they were down in Diego Garcia, like seven
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  of them are ten of them were down there for a while and so I think their movements around
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  the globe have been part of this kind of deception campaign that the US has been subtly
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  waging against the IRGC and they really weren't sure what we were going to do and I don't
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  think that they moved anything.
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  They might have moved some stuff preemptively just to have a small supply, but when those
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  B-52s dropped 12 GPU bombs on top of 4-0 and 2 at Natons, I mean from the satellite footage
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  looking down, it doesn't look that damaging because these bombs are not designed to do
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  that, they're designed to penetrate into the ground and they can penetrate up to 200 feet
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  of reinforced concrete, think about that 200 feet of concrete, these things can penetrate
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  through that before they detonate and so you have 12 of those dropped at 4-0, I'm sorry
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  man, like whatever is underground there is radioactive soup, it is, it is, it is not going
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  to be recoverable, these bombs have about a three ton yield, explosive yield and as I
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  mentioned that before, they are not designed to have this huge blast, like a fiery blast
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  necessarily and there's minimal damage at the surface, but they have an incredibly
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  devastating shockwave that they generate.
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  So think about a shockwave inside of a hardened reinforced structure, like concrete, anything
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  in there is going to be just obliterated and if you're a human down there, you're going
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  to be a baton, sorry it's going to be, you're going to be liquefied, I would think because
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  you're going to be smashed up against a concrete wall at the speed of, you know, whatever, you
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  know, mock, mock force one or something, mock one, you're not going to be much of anything
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  but a stain. So those bombs are incredibly devastating. I don't think there's anything
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  left in there for though, except for radioactive soup.
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  But Pete Garcia, according to an anonymous tip, leaker, a trader sent information to either
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  the New York Times and or CNN, they said that they didn't put the operation over there
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  in Iraq back very, maybe a couple months. First of all, what do you think about the fact
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  that we still have people, whether they're from the deep state, their enemies of Trump
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  for sure, maybe enemies of America, but we have leakers that would do something like that.
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  What do you think about that? And then the irresponsibility of a CNN or a New York Times to report
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  something like that.
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  You look, if Trump announced the cure for cancer tomorrow, that they would still find
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  negative ways to criticize him or criticize this discovery or whatever, that this discovery
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  was racist or that it was, you know, you know, MAGA or whatever. I think the fact that
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  you can look at the before and after pictures of photos specifically and notice the geographic
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  features there, the hills, the, you know, the rocks and all that and then look at the
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  after shot and it's smooth. And again, these bombs are not designed to do surface damage.
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  So the fact that that surface is can radically changed and flattened tells me that that whatever
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  was under there, concrete or otherwise is, is a hot mess. If you think back to Hezbollah
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  when they took out Nasrallah, I don't know the size of that bomb or the two bombs they
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  dropped on his headquarters. But afterwards, man, you could look down into that. It was
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  a huge cavern that these bombs generated. The bombs they dropped in Forte-O and in Iran
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  that the US dropped more powerful. No. And I, I don't think they're ever going to pull
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  anything out of Forte-O ever again. Now, Isfahan was the other, the more that they, what
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  they claim is the civilian side for their nuclear capabilities. That was hit by a dozens
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  of Tomahawk missiles. So that was launched from that submarine. So that was taken out
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  other strategic targets that were, that were more on the surface level buildings and whatnot
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  that they used for their capabilities there. So do you think we're going to take a break
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  in a minute, Pete, but do you think that the rest of the world is looking at the Trump
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  administration and America and going, OK, I guess they do mean business? I think so. Yeah,
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  I think so. And I think that between the tariffs and these, the Israeli attack on Iran
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  and the fact that the US backed them and it is going to change dynamics in the Middle East
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  quite significantly. And we'll have to kind of wait and see what happens with Ukraine
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  and Russia and how that kind of plays out. But I think this is given pause to China on
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  their Taiwan ambitions. And this is probably giving pause to Kim Jong-un on repatriating
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  the whole continent or the whole peninsula there of Korea. So I think it's making some
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  of these leaders second guess their, their decisions.
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  So one more question before we take a break after this hugely successful mission that
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  should go down in history as just an amazing feat accomplished by America, not just for
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  America, but for the world to take out these nuclear sites. What do you think that's going
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  to do to Air Force, Army, Marine, Navy recruiting, recruitment in the military? It's already
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  off the charts. Yeah, it's, it's definitely an image booster considering that, you know,
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  US military recruiting tanked right after the Afghanistan withdrawal. And for that really
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  that next couple of years, it's been super low. They've been barely meeting. If not,
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  not meeting their quotas across the board. So yeah, Pete Heggseth coming back in a
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  sectet. And the fact that he was a, he retired as a major, you know, he was, you know, trained
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  with the troops. He's young fit. He's got tattoos. He relates to them. It's a huge boom
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  for recruitment. And it's about time really. I mean, I think a lot of these former sectet
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  guys are coming out of either senior general positions and they're going straight into
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  the military industrial complex back into these kind of appointed positions. And they're
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  just, it's, it's so, it's so shady and so just corrupt that it's, we need a new blood
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  in. Yeah. Amen, brother. Well, when we come back with Pete Garcia, we're going to talk
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  about how the Middle East is potentially being reshaped. Also how Israel's 12 day Iran
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  war may have even outdone the six day war. That's coming up next today's show is brought
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  daily dot com.
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  So over at the Jerusalem post, many great articles there, Pete. And the one I pulled up said
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  that perhaps, I mean, they're talking about the six day war. And that even before these
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  12 days that they're referring to, Israel had carried out takedowns of Hamas and Hezbollah
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  helped cause the fall of the Assad regime in Syria. But in some ways, what it did during
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  these 12 days that were that are referring to was more important for all the Iranian proxies
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  to see their leader pummeled into submission. And what they're doing, what they have done.
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  That's what I think partially may be influenced President Trump to join the fray and to start
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  this, you know, putting together with the help of Pete Hegseth and others, the Operation
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  Midnight Hammer. So your thoughts on how this article is talking about comparing this
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  12 day Iran war with the six day war historically. And it's really a fascinating comparison.
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  Anything else you'd like to share about that, Pete?
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  Yeah, this feels like it's kind of the completion of the six day war in a way. But both have
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  very similar things that they compare and also different things that they contrast on.
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  So in keeping with Israeli national security doctrine, you know, they looked at both instances
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  both in 1967 and here recently as existential threats to the nation of Israel. So both wars
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  were both creative strikes that relied on speed and surprise. And I think both of those
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  did that. I think the differences are probably more than the similarities, but the difference
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  is being that in 67 Israel fought nation states, they fought Israel, are they fought Jordan,
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  Syria, and Egypt. And this time they just fought one nation state. And then four proxies
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  has a lot of Hamas and the Houthis and I'm forgetting somebody. I'm sure if there's some
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  other groups that are operating in Judea and Samaria. But anyways, you know, so there's
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  those differences. Also the other major differences. I think this this strike here was incredibly
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  complex. It took years and years of infiltration by Masad. It took years of planning. I mean,
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  they've been wanting to do this, you know, in my recent memory, just, you know, really
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  since about the 2012, 2013 timeframe was that when they seriously started tamping this
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  to the United Nations and everyone else. So I think that it was an incredibly complex
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  mission that they did. Incredibly more successful than what we did. They were basically able to
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  successfully decapitated the IRGC leadership and really sent Kamani, you know, hiding.
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  He's in some hidey hole somewhere like Samusain was back and during the Iraq war. So I don't
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  even know that Kamani makes it out of this alive. I don't think he does. I think he's 86
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  years old. He's not in great health. He's in really poor health. His whole world view
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  has come crumbling down. I just, you know, all of the people that he keeps appointing to
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  take over keep getting taken out. So I don't know. I think I'm kind of mixed on this. I kind
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  of think this is the end of this particular version of Iran's history.
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  So then let's, you know, maybe speculate a little bit more. What will the country of Iran
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  look like then and how is that going to change? Who's going to take power and could there
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  be even more radical people taking power? Well, the Bible does give us a great outline of the
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  things to come. And in one of those battles is the Battle of Gog and May Gog. And this is
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  this multinational front that that attempts to surround and overwhelm Israel. And it says
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  they come from Gog, May Gog and all the nations that are listed there. But the nations that
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  that we don't have any question over is Persia Persia is listed there. And there's no dispute
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  over who who that's talking about. Now granted, Persia was probably considerably larger back
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  at the height of their their dynasty. So that may incorporate parts of Iraq and other places.
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  But by and large, these nations of seems to be Russia, Turkey and Iran partner together for
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  the first time in human history and try to overwhelm Israel. But what's also interesting is the
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  other nations and the other people groups that are invite are that are that join this endeavor.
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  And so I look at what's going on right now with the conflicts in Russia and Ukraine and we look
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  at the conflicts with Israel and Iran and all of the proxy terrorist groups that Israel has been
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  taking out strategically. And I think, okay, well, that's who is being in play right now. And they're
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  greatly being decimated. But there's vast, vast numbers of men of military fighting age that
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  still live in the former Soviet satellite states of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan,
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  Pakistan, also from Africa that we know they come from the from Libya and from Sudan area,
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  Kush and put. So we see a great vast number of Muslim military age fighting males coming up from
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  that area. And I also think that it's going to drain Europe of their militant military age fighting
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  males. And it'll be like a reverse crusades. They'll they'll all something happens to the world,
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  the US is no longer able to protect Israel. Israel is in disarray, western civilizations would
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  indissoray. And they the enemies of Israel finally think this is the perfect time to launch
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  a surprise attack. And whether the satellites are down or whether Israel's just not expecting it
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  because they're living in peace and security, these groups begin to mass and try to take out Israel
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  and God supernaturally devastates these armies. And so I think that for Israel, this is incredibly
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  uplifting in the sense that prophecy is being fulfilled, but it's also
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  terrible for them because they don't have the new testament. So for them, the battle of
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  Gog and Megaga is the last major war. And they may incorporate parts of Zachariah 12 and 14 into
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  the Gog and Megaga battle, but they don't have the book of Revelation. I'm talking about Israel
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  and the Orthodox Jews and then those that don't subscribe to Christianity, they don't have the book
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  of Revelation. So for them, at the end of Gog and Megaga, it may be the time where they finally
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  think that the kingdom has arrived and some guys sets up on the stage and says, hey, let's just
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  finally make this peace deal once and for all between Israel and the world. And so it's good in
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  the sense that it's going to shore up their belief in God in the sense that that God is still fulfilling
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  prophecy. The downside is they don't have the new testament. So they think that's it. They think
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  they're done. And that's where the deception comes in. Wow. Thank you for bringing the
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  perspective of Bible prophecy into this, Pete. Appreciate that very much. I want to give your
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  website one more time. Rev310.net. But I also want to bring it back to America for the last three
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  minutes here. Two brief articles I want to mention. One of them is over at townhall.com. Guy Benson
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  wrote, it's official. Democrats are now the anti-Israel party. And it's not even close. They're now pro
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  Palestinian. But over at the New York Post, this is from earlier this year, a survey came out,
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  a Gallup survey found that 60, 60% of Democrats are anti-Israel. This is the first time ever for
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  a major US political party. Just to compare, and I'm going to get your thoughts, 33% of Democrats
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  have a favorable view of Israel. By comparison, 83% of Republicans have a favorable view of Israel.
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  So, Pete, this is interesting politically for America. What are your thoughts on that?
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  Well, it just shows the distance we've fallen as far as our Judeo-Christian roots and the
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  understanding of the special role that the nation of Israel has with the God of our Bible.
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  And it's not that he loves them more than he loves anyone else, but he has a covenant with
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  him. And God is not a liar. He can't lie. He's not a man that he could lie. So, he is going to keep
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  that covenant. And so, in the Bible, there's two types of covenants that we see. There's the
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  unconditional covenants, for example, with Abraham and David, where there was no
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  stipulations put on it. This is something that God intends to do, and he's going to do it.
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  And the other one is a conditional covenant. And that's things like the mosaic law, the 613 laws
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  that fall inside of the Torah, that this is the if then, if you obey me, then you will be blessed.
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  If you don't obey me, then you will have all kinds of problems. And so, it's one of the things that
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  that has been a special relationship with Israel and the God that we worship, the God that created
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  the entire universe. And this is how he set it up. I didn't set this up. The Trump didn't set this
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  up. Netanyahu didn't set this up. This is the way that the God that we look at our Bible, and we
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  believe it to be true, that it's Holy Spirit inspired. And if that's true, then Israel still has a
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  special role to play in these last days. And the fact that much of Western Christendom has
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  subscribed to things like a millennialism or preridism or post-millennialism. And these eschatologies
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  are way off base. And they all have something in common. They greatly diminish or dismiss
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  totally outright the nation of Israel. And I think it's to their detriment. And it's to the
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  West detriment that these eschatologies have flourished and have influenced the senior leadership
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  now within even the Republican and conservative sides of our politics that they no longer understand
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  Israel's role. And to them, it's just another country. And so, that is going to be to our own
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  detriment. And I don't know exactly what that spells out, but it's not good.
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  Yeah. And replacement theology and others just shows the biblical illiteracy that's been
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  just off the charts in recent years as Barna and Gallup and Pew all have done surveys on. But
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  Pete Garcia, thank you so much. A very fascinating topic to me talking about the mission and then
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  Israel, the Middle East, then bringing it back to not only our political parties, but the church
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  and our lack of of influence as salt and light. But brother, we'll do this again, Lord willing.
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  Thanks for your time. Hey, thanks for having me, means it's been a blessing.
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  You're welcome. God bless you, friends. Thanks for watching, listening, and sharing.
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  And as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.