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War with Iran, Ukraine Escalation, Mercenaries in India, Starlink Warfare, and America’s Role in Endless Global Conflict · International Flavor: Where the Truth Tastes Better

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  Hello, good evening. Welcome. I am Samuel Trapp. This is International Flavor. You are listening
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  to DAM Radio. Right now it is 9 p.m. on the, where are we, the 19th of March. I did a show this
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  morning and I had to cut it loose. I drove all night and I probably shouldn't have risked it,
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  but I chose to do it. And I've decided not to upload it into the atmosphere. I think I'm going
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  to do, I'm going to do a whole new show on it. And I, but I didn't want to miss it. Last show
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  of the weekend, a lot of, a lot of big topics talk about, and I've now had a bit of sleep.
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  I'm not even going to go back and listen to it. What I started with this morning
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  that I'm going to repeat some of today and hopefully be a little more coherent
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  for the recorded version is, not that I wasn't, but I think I was too tired. No,
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  my thoughts weren't as put together as I would have liked them to be. But I drove all night
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  and I drove, I was, you know, checking out gas prices nationwide is what I was doing,
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  at least in the Southeast. I drove from Missouri to Florida and then around Florida a little bit
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  and drove from Miami back to Missouri. It's like a 23 hour route from Miami to Osage Beach or Lake
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  Ozark. I am coming to you live from the Lake Ozark real estate of the art studio. You can listen
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  live all the time at damradio.com forward slash live. You can phone in should you feel the urge
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  573-746-8020. And I may even take a call or two should you feel the urge, but I'm at a
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  different time slot right now trying to replace what I had this morning. And so tomorrow is the
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  20th, obviously since today's 19th and on the 20th at we're going to be on 7 a.m. tomorrow
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  with civic outlaws. Usually we go 730 to 845, but I want to do a little bit more clean and have a
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  standard slot. We're going to move to 7 o'clock and go 7 o'clock to 830 for civic outlaws. And
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  we'll change that time. We'll make sure that it's all done appropriately. I'm also going to try to
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  do my Russian program, Russian speaking tomorrow morning if I get enough sleep, but I may do it
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  over the weekend. I think I'd prefer to do that one on a weekend. I'm going to look for a Sunday
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  morning or something like that is what I think I'm going to do. Anyway, and so that'll probably be,
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  you know, nine o'clock ish as well. Big topic on everybody's lips. People are arguing about it,
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  that are good friends arguing about what, whether it should or should not be a war.
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  And we argue about it here on damn radio. We have several people who think this is a God's
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  gift to the planet, and that we should be all happy to be going to war with Iran. And I'm one
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  of the people who believes that we followed Netanyahu. And I wanted to find that clip.
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  It's the only one I didn't find. I didn't go out looking for it, but the Rubio clip, you know what,
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  I really think it's in the, I think I will be able to play that for you because the big news
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  is the, the, and I watched the whole two hour, two hour discussion between Tucker Carlson and
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  Joe Kent. I've watched people beat up on him most of the day today. Now there's a story that I was
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  reading just recently. Where is this? Why is the FBI investigating now? This is bullshit. Pardon
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  my French, but this is bullshit. The FBI is now investigating the former counter-terrorism chief
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  who opposes the US-Israeli war on Iran. I oppose it too. I think we followed along. We were led
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  by the leash, by the Netanyahu leash, leash. And now we have Trump and Netanyahu saying, oh geez,
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  we don't have that leash, but we always follow these guys. I am no fan of Netanyahu. I think
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  he's a brutal, brutal man. Listening to Joe Kent with Tucker Carlson for the two hours
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  on the Wednesday night show and listening to him explain why was actually kind of
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  enlightening and interesting because he feels the same way. That, that these people, Israelis
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  are and have been at war and they look at things differently than we do. I do not like,
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  absolutely do not like, and am no fan. I think it is un-American for us to be associated with
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  such a brutal, brutal man. That's a brutal man. They have a brutal point of view on this. They
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  have no problem killing women and children. Oh, we're going to be fighting them later,
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  so let's kill them. I think that is wrong. I think that 67,000 Palestinians is wrong,
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  no matter how you slice it. And dealing with terror in America does not mean going to Iran
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  and blowing the whole place up. They've been around for 2,500 plus years. They're not going
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  anywhere. And I don't think we're going to force them to. But now the FBI investigating Joe Kent,
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  this is how it goes. You beat up on the messenger who you don't like. It's the exact same,
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  whether you're Republican, Democrat, maggot, doesn't matter. If somebody says something,
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  suddenly you disagree with, you crucify him, you slaughter him. And that's what's going on with
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  Joe Kent. He wrote a letter, said why he was leaving. He met with the president, told the
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  president why he was leaving, told him what he was going to do. He said it didn't go poorly,
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  but it didn't go horrible either. And now Joe Kent, who claims that Israel influenced President
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  Trump, is being probed as a leak, a person who leaks, because that's what you do. You have to
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  destroy him, not for the message. No, no, no, no, no. You got to destroy him for something completely
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  unrelated. Good. We had to get rid of him anyway, says Trump. He needed to go anyway. He's bad.
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  Now he's bad. He wasn't bad when you appointed him, but now he's bad. By the way, he said the
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  same thing in 2024, when you were running for office about Iran, that he's saying today,
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  maybe he is bad, but he's consistent. And you hired him anyway. And so former head of the,
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  he resigned in protest over the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran. Now he's under investigation,
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  according to Semaphore. A probe into alleged improper sharing of classified information
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  was opened before Kent quit his post and accused the Israeli government of manipulating intelligence
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  to influence Donald Trump's decision to launch a bombing campaign aimed at toppling the Iranian
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  government. Now I'm going to play the, if I can find it, I'm going to play the clip of Rubio the
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  day after saying that they knew that Netanyahu was going and they chose to go along with him.
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  I, if you say you're not being let in by Netanyahu, you're full of crap. You know, we're exactly
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  following their playbook. And we are exactly following their slaughter of people, whether
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  it's Palestinians, whether it's Iranians, they are still people. You claim you're going to make
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  some kind of change over there. You will not. There will be no change. We're not going to have
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  a new, different sort of government instead. Now you've created another generation of martyrs.
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  That's what you've done by killing all these people. You are the decapitations I totally
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  disagree with. And I believe it's un-American. That is not what we do. And now we have our own
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  leaders. We don't do that. Israel does that. Ukraine does that. They attack the individual.
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  They're killing individuals. Now I'm completely against that form. I believe it's a form of
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  terrorism. Now you probably think that's a bit much for me, but you know, what are you creating?
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  Martyrs? This is not a good plan, Mr. Netanyahu. And this is what he does. And when we follow
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  him and do exactly what he wants, we are painted with the same brush.
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  Listen to this and how this goes. This is callous, callous, callous, callous discussions.
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  And these are people we're talking about. You disagree with them, they're your enemy, whatever.
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  You know, let's, okay, let's bring them in and fillet them. Why don't we slice off layers of
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  their skin? Why don't we torture them? Why don't we go back to what it was in the Middle Ages
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  and skin them? We'll just skin them. Why don't we go back to this torture? Because they are
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  less than people. And same thing that went on in Ukraine when they're taking Russians
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  and they were pissing on them and they were torturing them, they were shooting them in the leg
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  and torturing them right there. There's videos of it. It's the exact same BS all the time.
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  And the more harsh you are, the better it is for you, I suppose. I disagree. And you know,
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  that is why we have the Geneva Convention. You don't torture people. You don't decapitate.
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  Now, that's not in the Geneva Convention. You can't decapitate, but you can kill them.
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  You can decapitate, strike, but you don't kill in this manner. I think it's just wrong. It's
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  inhuman. It has nothing to do with right, wrong, and whether Israel, who believes they're the
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  chosen ones, get to slaughter at will, because it's another generation of people that are going
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  to slaughter us if we don't. So hell with it. Let's slaughter them all. Men, women, children.
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  You know, if we've killed their dad 20 years from now, they're going to be the people that
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  come after us because they remember that we killed their dad. So we need to kill the children too,
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  right? That's how it goes. I mean, you bomb a school because you want to get the Navy.
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  This is a naval children's school for Navy people. Let's bomb that. Nobody knows that
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  was really a mistake. Who gave the targeting? Was it Israel that gave you the targeting for that
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  to create these sorts of things with a war you cannot get out of? If you think Iran is
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  going to capitulate based on this, you better think again. It's incorrect. But if you have
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  people giving this message, like I'm giving, and I'm not Joe Kent, I'm nobody, but Joe Kent gives
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  this similar thing. He said that the right people were not consulted and that there's kind of a
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  cabal of people. And it's always a cabal. It's always the Lindsey Graham's going out and, oh,
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  geez, they're going to get nuclear weapons. They're enriching uranium. Enriched uranium doesn't mean
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  you have a nuclear weapon. Doesn't mean it. And by the way, they've had a fatwa on nuclear weapons
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  for a long time. And so we don't believe him. All right. But we believe Netanyahu. If he opens
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  his mouth, we ought to believe him, right? Oh, geez, he's Israeli. He's God's chosen one. He can
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  do whatever he wants. He's a brutal, murdering guy. But geez, he's God's chosen one. What are
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  we supposed to do? Didn't you learn that in Sunday school, Sam? I sure did. But I disagree with it
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  because you do not slaughter women and children. You don't do it. It's just wrong. You do not
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  decapitate, strike and kill the leaders, creating martyrs. This is your policy. It's a B.S. policy.
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  Listen to this clip. OK, this this is this is I'm embarrassed for Mike Huckabee. I'm embarrassed for
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  Netanyahu. Of course, he's always an embarrassment in my view. But now I'm embarrassed for Mike
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  Huckabee. This is this is nonsense. I disagree with this. Now, you might agree with it and go,
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  geez, it's just like throwing the playing card to Saddam Hussein playing cards at people. Oh,
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  what do you got? I got the ace of spades. Look, we we blew this guy away. That is un-American.
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  OK, I never liked it then. I don't like it now. You don't just kill people. You know, I mean,
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  you can be at war with them. That is different on a battlefield where you go. But decapitation
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  strikes and blowing up a meeting place of of people running the country is crap. Bombing into
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  Qatar without telling Qatar because there are some Hezbollah leaders who are negotiating.
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  They were called there to negotiate Israel. And so what do you do? You blow up the place inside
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  of Qatar. That is crap. And you didn't even tell Qatar about it. And but of course, Qatar can't do
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  anything about it. Why? Because the U.S. won't do anything about it. If the U.S. isn't ever going,
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  nobody will ever limit Netanyahu. That is a huge beef for me. And I am one of the people who
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  believes that whatever Israel says, we just bend over or we take our leash. You know, America on a
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  dog leash. You got to put some kind of meme about that. Maybe I'll have a I create one and use it
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  for this show. But we're going to listen right here to. This embarrassing piece between Netanyahu
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  and Mike Huckabee, this is this is embarrassing. So let's let's hear. Now, the backdrop for this is
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  there's been some claims on social media in the last few days that Netanyahu was dead. So he went
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  to a coffee shop. There was a discussion about his fingers in the videos in the coffee shops
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  that it was a I generated because he had six fingers at a couple of points. And then so they
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  did it again and he was somewhere else. And in that one, he didn't have a ring and he did have
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  a ring and he didn't. And the ring kept going back and forth where he would have a ring and
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  he didn't have a ring. So everybody was all up in arms about that, said these are a I generated.
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  Well, just because it's a I generated doesn't mean a person is dead. Those two things are not
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  mutually exclusive. When you go to your logic class, those two things don't go together or don't
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  have to go together in order for both to be true. Just because one is true doesn't mean the other
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  is true. Just because he has a ring and then doesn't have a ring or even that the video is a I
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  generated doesn't mean that he's dead or alive. You could be creating a I videos because you don't
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  want to go to a damn coffee shop, but he wants to appear like you went to a coffee shop. That
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  doesn't mean he's dead. So that's the dispute. And it's been quite a big, quite a big deal that
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  people are passing around stuff about that. But while that was going on, this backdrop says,
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  geez, we want to make sure that you're really alive. And here's Huckabee talking with and it's
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  only a minute, 18 seconds. So let's let's hear what these bozos have to say. Where is it? Hope
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  it's not too loud for you. I've had a little trouble with the volume. Mr. Prime Minister,
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  I want you to know the president asked me to come and make sure you were OK.
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  Yes, Mike. Yes, I'm alive. I checked that and I'm happy to see that. But he wanted to make sure
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  because, you know, you guys get along too well. I know. And we shake hands with five fingers in
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  each hand. Five fingers. You mentioned that I'm alive and he pulls out a list. Oh, and yeah,
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  don't read it. So it's a punch card. Today, I raised two names on the punch cards. And you see
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  how many more to go on this batch. You know what the good news is? My name is not on the punch
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  card. Your name is on the list of the good, good guys. Thank you. And and what the president,
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  the U.S. forces are doing is incredible. We're very proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with him.
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  He should say we're very glad that we were able to suck them in to come into this war.
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  This is a killer. OK, that's a killer. I got a list in here and we're going and killing these
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  guys. There was something on last night that said without any further without any further
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  discussion, none. They can target and kill anybody that is anywhere in any leadership,
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  that that's just an open kill order. Like if they ever see any leader, let's say you go to a
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  negotiation and there's a leader sitting in there or you happen to know that he's going to be there
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  having a meeting of something else. You don't have to question. You don't have to ask. You
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  don't have to go up the chain of command to find out if we're killing these leaders. You don't have
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  to do any of it. Nope. Kill them. And you can kill them quite a few levels down. And if you're
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  an Israeli murderer, you know, and I shouldn't call him that, an Israeli killer. OK, because
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  it's it's it's still war. But we we we go hunt them down and we kill individuals at every level.
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  They want to go down so far that they have no no level. There's ninety two ninety three
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  million people in Iran. Trust me, the level you'd have to go to is very, very far down.
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  And I believe I've had this discussion three or four times right here on this show,
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  the danger of a nuclear weapon being used and escalation escalation will never die.
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  This this is an escalation hound. This guy, Netanyahu, is Mr. Escalation. And if if Iran,
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  you know, you bring a knife, I'll bring a gun. You bring a gun. I'll bring a machine gun. You
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  bring a machine gun. I'll bring a cannon. You bring a cannon. I'm bringing a tank. You bring
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  a tank. I'll bring a battleship. And that is this guy. And he will he will always one up the risk
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  of nuclear button being pushed. Is this killer right here? That is more likely than any other
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  scenario. Nobody is close to a weapon in Iran. There's nothing that says that they are except
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  enriched uranium and enriched uranium is now the discussion. It doesn't it doesn't have anything
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  do. They already said. So President Trump says no, no nuclear weapons. These guys say, all right,
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  no nuclear weapons. You're negotiating while you're negotiating. Israel blows up the place you're
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  meeting in. It's nonsense. This is not negotiation. This is not diplomacy by any stretch at all.
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  And so this joke, I didn't like this at all. This joking about about killing and murder.
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  I am not a fan of that. So did Kent. So a report on Thursday coincided with efforts by Trump
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  administration allies and of course, pro-Israel commentators now get to say that Kent was a
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  known leaker and they've already started it. He's an anti-Semite. If you say anything like
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  I just said about Netanyahu, you are anti-Semitic. Suddenly, you're an enemy of Israel because you
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  are anti-Semitic. You can't have a disagreement without being anti-Semitic. If you're instantly,
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  again, your equation, your logic equation where the two don't equal, that's okay. When you're
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  talking about when you're talking about Israel, you know, I, you know, what it's like, what, what,
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  what color uniform you're going to wear. Well, it doesn't matter. Well, that's not a good example.
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  I was going to put an example of, of where to touch this, these logic, these wacky logic change
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  that these guys use to turn everybody into an anti-Semite. If you say something, anything
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  remotely like it, if you don't fall over immediately and start, oh geez, we love the
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  Israelis, then you're an anti-Semite. At what level do you become, you know, pro-Semitic?
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  I mean, where does that happen? Do you, if you're not pro, then suddenly you're anti, right? It's a
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  plus or a minus. That's it, black or white. There's no levels that I like, you know, I don't give a
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  crap. You want to be a people, you want to live over there. As long as you aren't dragging me
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  into unnecessary wars, I give a shit. I don't care. But if you're going to drag me into wars,
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  I don't want anything to do with you. And Netanyahu is dragging us into wars. So Kent's
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  resignation letter blamed the consequences of the new Middle East conflict on Israel.
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  I happen to agree with him. Early in this administration, high ranking Israeli officials
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  and influential members of the American media deployed a misinformation campaign
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  that wholly undermined your America First platform and sowed pro-war sentiments to
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  encourage a war with Iran, he wrote to Trump. This echo chamber is used to deceive you into
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  believing that Iran posed an imminent threat to the United States and that you should strike now.
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  There was a clear path to a swift victory. He added there isn't, by the way, suggesting Israel played
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  a significant role in previous regional conflicts, including Iraq and Syria. All true. Such accusations
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  are uncommon in mainstream U.S. political discourse, where they can prompt allegation
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  of anti-Americanism or more likely anti-Jewish bigotry, unlike criticism of a country's own
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  leadership. So we can criticize our own leadership all day long and twice on Sunday.
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  But you cannot criticize Netanyahu without suddenly being an anti-Semite. Nonsense.
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  Such accusations are uncommon, right? Over the years, Trump's domestic critics have called him
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  a Russian puppet. Remember that? An insurrectionist, a convicted felon who must be barred from serving
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  a second term. Now, left-wing commentators like Rachel Maddow claim the president attacking Iran
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  after being corruptly influenced by Arab Gulf monarchies. I don't say that. I think she's
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  nuts and she's wrong. I think he's been influenced and followed Netanyahu. So what are Kent's national
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  security credentials? Kent is a military veteran who served 11 tours in Iraq, mostly, before becoming
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  a CIA paramilitary officer. His first wife, Shannon, served in the U.S. Army's Intelligence
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  Support Activity Unit, was killed in a terrorist attack in Manbij, Syria in 2019. He's been a vocal
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  supporter of Trump and the Make America Great Again agenda. Before his appointment to the second
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  administration, he publicly opposed war with Iran. And he really did. Let's listen to what he said,
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  told, what's his nuts, Tucker Carlson. Ready? Here's the Tucker part.
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  Who later went on to become, until yesterday, the director of the National Counterterrorism Center.
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  Here it is. What do you think the immediate and then longer term effects of a war with Iran would
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  be on the United States? Immediately, it would be very bloody. I have no doubt that we could probably
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  defeat some of their air defense and go in there and have another shock and awe campaign. But again,
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  we saw how the shock and awe campaign in Iraq really didn't actually work in the long run.
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  So I have no doubt that we'd have some immediate results that people would cheer about here in the
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  United States. But Iran, Persia, has always been an empire. It's been around longer than any of
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  the other players in the modern Middle East right now. And they are not going anywhere.
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  If we get deeply involved and deeply entangled with Iran, we are playing right into China's
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  hands because China would like nothing more than for us to be committing our military industrial
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  base to a war in Eastern Europe, in Ukraine, and then to be committing our conventional military
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  power, our blood and our treasure, back in the Middle East. That will make the Pacific,
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  our actual border, extremely vulnerable to Chinese aggression. Or China will simply just watch us
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  bleed out economically as we bleed out on the battlefield on these couple of different theaters.
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  It's absolute insanity. It's opening up Pandora's box. And again, for what gain to the American
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  people. Now that was 2024. And I do encourage you, here I am looking at it, last night when I watched
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  it, there were like 200,000 views or something. Right now there's 1,728,208 views of the video
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  he posted yesterday. And you know, that's a big deal. And the clips of it, I think people need
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  to pay attention to. This echo chamber BS that we need to take out Iran. It's nonsense. It is
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  complete untruthful crap being pumped down your throat to join another war in another place that
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  we don't belong. And somebody asked me to provide this today. So I'm going to.
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  There's some good music too. We'll play that later. But I have another one. Where in the health
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  is this? Here is, it's called, and I went and found it. It's called Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump,
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  the old Trumpster. I got a bunch of music on here, so I got to scroll through it. But here's
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  Donald Trump for two minutes and people on his behalf for two minutes talking about his views
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  on war. Hang on one second. We're going to make sure it gets right where we need it to be.
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  So we get every moment of this hilarious video in the privacy of your own home. Ready? Here we go.
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  Here's Donald Trump a bunch of times for a whole two minutes and other people speaking on his
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  behalf. I am the candidate of peace. I am peace. People don't believe that.
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  A vote for Donald Trump is a vote for a man who wants to end wars, not start them. We do not want
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  war with Iran. We actually want peace. The Iranians are clearly not very good at war.
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  Perhaps they should follow President Trump's lead and give peace a chance.
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  Kamala is campaigning with warmongers like Liz Cheney. How do you think that is?
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  She picks Liz Cheney, whose father virtually destroyed the Middle East. Liz Cheney,
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  she talks big. Oh, I want war. She always wants war. Every time I was with her in the White House,
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  we should attack this nation, that nation, nations that people never even heard of,
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  we should attack. She's a big, big, tough guy. She sits back in Washington. Oh,
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  we ought to go and attack Iran, Iraq. We're going to attack everybody. That's why I broke up with
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  her. All she wanted to do is go to war with everybody. These war hawks, they want to draft
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  your kids to die in wars, and they will never fight themselves. You know, we'll stay around
• 28:15
  the country for 15 years, just bomb the hell out of everybody, make everybody miserable.
• 28:20
  Nobody knows why we're there, you know, the wars that never end. These endless wars that we've been
• 28:25
  I've gotten us out of so many. We don't want to get into wars. We're tired of fighting. I'm the
• 28:30
  only president in the last 84 years that didn't start a war. Under Trump, we will have no more
• 28:36
  wars, no more wars, no more wars. We will have prosperity and peace. We will have prosperity,
• 28:42
  and we will have peace. Remember, I'm the president of peace. They said he will start a
• 28:46
  war. I'm not going to start a war. I'm going to stop wars. He's going to start a war. I said,
• 28:50
  no, no, no. My rhetoric is going to keep us out of wars, and that's what happened.
• 28:55
  My proudest legacy will be that of a peacemaker. That's what I want to be,
• 29:00
  a peacemaker. We will measure our success not only by the battles we win,
• 29:05
  but also by the wars that we end, and perhaps most importantly, the wars we never get into.
• 29:14
  Our president will start a war with Iran because he has absolutely no ability to negotiate.
• 29:21
  He's weak, and he's ineffective. I believe that he will attack Iran sometime prior to the election
• 29:28
  because he thinks that's the only way he can get elected. Isn't it pathetic?
• 29:36
  Quite pathetic, frankly, that we have to go to war. I, for one, disagree. I am not a fan.
• 29:49
  International flavor does not support war in Iran. It's just wrong. I don't support war
• 29:58
  for other countries. I think it's wrong. I don't care about Iran, and if Iran are bad guys, great.
• 30:07
  Be bad guys in Iran. You're not going to get rid of ... Let's say you kill the top million,
• 30:12
  okay? Let's kill off the top million people. You still got 91 million below that who think the same
• 30:19
  way, right? This nonsense about, oh, geez, they just want democracy, and they want to overthrow
• 30:26
  their government, and it's going to be better. No, it's not. It's not any better in Venezuela.
• 30:32
  You take out the most corrupt person and put in the second or third most corrupt person. It's not
• 30:38
  changing, and then you steal the oil, so that's okay. We've taken the oil, right? This is good
• 30:44
  stuff. We've taken the oil. We have regime change. Now, what we've regime changed with
• 30:49
  decapitation strikes in Iran, and it will not work long term. We're writing the same old crap.
• 30:57
  Now, there's been some talk about J.D. Vance, and I haven't done enough research on it, but
• 31:02
  boy, now it's coming up that he hasn't been there beating the drum, excuse me,
• 31:09
  for the old Trumpster beating the war drums for Iran, because everybody's supposed to be
• 31:15
  beating the war drum now. We're supposed to be very pro blowing shit up and killing people,
• 31:21
  and decapitation strikes, and taking out individuals, and finding out where they're
• 31:26
  having coffee, and blowing up the entire coffee shop to kill one person. I listened to an Iranian
• 31:32
  show last night. Well, actually, it wasn't, but an Iranian man, very well-spoken, English-speaking,
• 31:39
  and one of them was in Qatar, and I really should find that video. This guy was nuts.
• 31:47
  There was a U.S. guy that was speaking, an economist, and his theory was,
• 31:54
  now, I admit, my economics degree is University of Illinois, okay? That'll tell you how mine is,
• 32:02
  and it was many years ago. So, it's economics, Russian studies. So, that's me. I have a law
• 32:11
  degree, but big deal. The economics, I'm no economic genius, but I'm a lot smarter than this
• 32:17
  poor guy. He gets up there. Excuse me. I don't know his background, but he was put on as he was
• 32:25
  representing some company, not government company. So, this was an Al Jazeera English interview,
• 32:35
  three participants, one American, one Iranian, and one Chinese guy, okay? Because the person,
• 32:45
  the moderator was the guy asking the questions. He was in Doha, in Qatar, and he starts talking
• 32:56
  about, he starts with the American guy, whatever his name was, and he starts with that guy,
• 33:01
  and he says, all right, so the prices of gas and the prices of liquid natural gas have gone up
• 33:06
  dramatically since the start of the war in Iran, and this guy says, oh, that's not a problem for
• 33:11
  America. He said, America, it's all okay. I'm driving at the time, paying $4 a gallon for gas
• 33:19
  on the way back home, and I was just pleased a month ago here in Missouri to say, geez, I just
• 33:25
  paid $2.49, and they say it's going to drop to $2.39, and I said at the time, I was like, you know,
• 33:32
  I generally support Trump nationally. I don't support him. I think he's a mess internationally,
• 33:38
  and I don't support hardly any of the things he's doing internationally,
• 33:42
  but if he keeps my gas prices low, I suppose I won't bitch too much.
• 33:48
  Maybe I'm the one that caused all this because as soon as you mention something, it's like, well,
• 33:53
  it gets taken away, you know? Well, don't mention it. Don't mention that you're only paying $2.50
• 34:00
  for gas, and this guy who they had interviewed, and he said, well, for us, gas and oil, the prices
• 34:07
  for us, they only rise in America. We supply all of our own gas now. We're self-sufficient,
• 34:12
  and we're a net exporter, right? And he says, so that being the case, our gas prices are more
• 34:21
  reflective of the national market and not the international, and the only, the way I took it,
• 34:25
  he said it wrong probably, is that the reason the gas prices are going up is because of the
• 34:31
  international issues, but that they don't really need to because everything is produced in the
• 34:37
  United States. Everything is for us. We're a net exporter, so if that is truly the case,
• 34:45
  why in the world are our prices going up? Because they're price gouging me for $1 to $1.50 a gallon?
• 34:51
  Is that what's going on? Because you can, so you might as well. Not that you have to.
• 34:56
  You know, you've already got the gas. Those prices should be three, four weeks behind at least,
• 35:01
  but they're not. They instantly go up, and diesels are like $5.50. Nonsense. I'm glad I no longer
• 35:09
  drive my Passat, the Volkswagen. Anyway, I realize I'm bitching on this. This morning I was too damn
• 35:16
  tired, and now I'm on a roll. Still got a bit of a cough. Emphysema, probably be dead in a week.
• 35:24
  Who knows? I don't have emphysema, and I shouldn't make jokes about that. I'll be as bad as
• 35:29
  Netanyahu and Huckabee joking about the kill list. You know, let's go, here's your deck of
• 35:36
  cards with Saddam Hussein on it. We're going to kill him. I didn't like it then. I don't like it
• 35:44
  now. It's un-American. Let's see. Where else? The Piers Morgan show. This guy's a genius anyway,
• 35:51
  but let's listen to this. We're going to listen to just the tiniest bit, because here's
• 35:58
  Lindsey Graham, of course, going to town on, and the lies he tells right here, or the stretching
• 36:06
  of the truth right here. Let's put it that way. Pay attention to this. This is how you get
• 36:12
  eternal war. You put a guy like this in charge of your purse. Oops, I've turned it down. Now
• 36:21
  I messed it up. Had it all lined up and put it on push-click. Now I got to go back a couple seconds
• 36:28
  to make sure we get it all. But he had some guy bitching about money that was pretty damn funny.
• 36:34
  He said it was millions of dollars. Anyway, here we go. I wanted to skip that part.
• 36:39
  A retired Green Beret and a veteran of 11 combat tours, 20 years service in the US Army. He blamed
• 36:46
  the October 7th terror attack on America's failure to curtail Iran's threat. And amid a flurry of
• 36:52
  media criticism about reported links to far-right groups, he publicly disavowed the likes of Nick
• 36:57
  Fuentes. All of this earned him the endorsement of the American conservative commentators as he
• 37:01
  sought political office. President Trump then appointed him as the top counter-terrorism
• 37:05
  official in the US, a position from which he dramatically resigned yesterday. His statement
• 37:10
  said, I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran. Iran posed no imminent
• 37:15
  threat to our nation. It's clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its
• 37:19
  powerful American lobby. Well, Joe Kenton is now facing the full force of the war spin machine,
• 37:24
  spearheaded by Ben Shapiro, Lindsey Graham and Mark Levine, who says he should be investigated
• 37:29
  for espionage. Yeah, here comes Lindsey Graham. We need to take that guy down. Are you ready?
• 37:35
  What are you doing? You're giving aid and comfort to a lie. He's the lie right here. How much more
• 37:42
  evident could you be? Where's the imminent threat? Listen to his justification for imminent threat.
• 37:48
  This is the guy you got to watch out for. This guy will stand there naked and say he's wearing
• 37:55
  the emperor's new clothes. This is the guy. Within two weeks, having enough material to
• 38:02
  make 10 bombs, how close could you come? Not much. And even if they have one, so what?
• 38:09
  That is conspiracy trash. It's also kind of strange since President Trump has said that
• 38:14
  it's conspiracy trash. So apparently Trump is so deeply, deeply enthralled to those strange,
• 38:21
  powerful American lobbies. We're not going to say we're not going to say that he apparently
• 38:25
  has been so bamboozled by them that he's still under the impression that he's his own man.
• 38:30
  Well, for his part, President Trump appointed Joe Kenton as the director of the National
• 38:35
  Counterterrorism Center, said he's not a smart person and has always been weak on security. If
• 38:40
  else, it's not a lesson. And this is what I hate about Trump. So Trump, if you turn on him,
• 38:46
  he does the exact same thing. Well, he was stupid anyway. Well, good. We should have gotten rid of
• 38:52
  him. But you're the one who hired him. You picked him. You chose not to listen to him. You choose
• 39:01
  to listen to people. Same old people, same old crap, same old, same old.
• 39:10
  What do you call it? Deep state actors, Lindsey Graham. Tell you what, it will not change now.
• 39:18
  No, no, no. The big part is comes to. We're going to. So we've heard all the videos that I'm going
• 39:25
  to show right now. We're not going to listen to that guy. Hegseth has a couple of things going
• 39:30
  on. He needs two hundred billion dollars. The war has already cost twelve billion dollars,
• 39:36
  three weeks, twelve billion, four billion a week. Now it's not going to last only two weeks. It's
• 39:42
  going to work six. It was another person I listened to that on another show that said,
• 39:48
  oh, no, no, no. We're about halfway through. She was an American spokesperson. She did work for the
• 39:52
  government. Wish I had kept her name. But we're we're we're halfway through this. We're almost
• 39:56
  done. Now it's no longer a two week or a three day or any sort of war like that. Now it's suddenly
• 40:02
  six weeks. And at the end of six weeks, I don't know. We're close. It'll be 12. Right. It's
• 40:10
  this is this is nonsense. And Hegseth is here pitching for more money. This guy, you know,
• 40:16
  I used to enjoy watching him sometimes on Fox News. I thought he was he was an interesting guy.
• 40:22
  Now he's angry. He's he's angry all the time. Kill him. Kill him. Kill him. He wants to kill
• 40:29
  people. The Biden administration, according to him, depleted the U.S. weapons stock by sending
• 40:35
  it to Kiev. The Pentagon chief says Pentagon is now prioritizing refilling its own weapons stock
• 40:42
  instead of sending weapons to Ukraine, says Hegseth. He blames the Biden administration for
• 40:48
  any challenges the U.S. military has been facing in supplies and equipment lately.
• 40:54
  He made these remarks Thursday during a media briefing along Air Force Colonel Dan Cain,
• 41:00
  chairman of the Joint Cheeks, Cheeks, but Cheeks asked about the reported 200 billion dollars
• 41:08
  more war chest they have been seeking from Congress to fund the Iran war.
• 41:15
  Hegseth confirmed the discussions were ongoing and appeared to imply the requested supplement
• 41:20
  could grow even beyond that. As far as 200 billion, I think that number could move. Obviously,
• 41:29
  listen to this. Here's here's another great, great guy. It takes money to kill bad guys,
• 41:36
  said Hegseth. The additional funding is needed to replenish U.S. military stocks to ensure that
• 41:43
  we're properly funded for what's been done and for what we may have to do in the future now that we're
• 41:49
  the war department and not the Department of Defense or the Department of War. And so you
• 41:57
  name it, you know, appropriately at least. And he pointed fingers, of course, just like all
• 42:02
  Trumpsters at previous administrations. They're all stupid. We're geniuses. And we've got it
• 42:08
  going on now. I support Trumpster home at home. If you wanted to pump up some things to combat
• 42:16
  terror here. All right. You know, prior administrations have stolen some of our
• 42:21
  rights in that regard anyway. You want to beef up some crap here. Fine. This getting into new
• 42:28
  wars. Screw that. I have no interest in it and I don't want to do it. And by the way, I'm not alone.
• 42:35
  It's more than half of America that think like me. And I don't mean that means it's OK. I've
• 42:41
  been the Lone Ranger on several things before. It doesn't mean I'm not right. I am right.
• 42:46
  But it's you know, it's it's when you're asking what the people want and who's going to send their
• 42:52
  kids to fight. When the hell is Lindsey Graham going to be out there with a with a with a weapon?
• 42:58
  You know, stand to post there, buddy. We're here's Hegseth. We are also still dealing
• 43:05
  with the environment that Joe Biden created. These guys are continually blaming others,
• 43:10
  which was depleted those stockpiles and not sending them to our own military, but to Ukraine.
• 43:16
  Which is every time we reach back and look at any sort of challenge we have, it goes back to,
• 43:22
  well, send this to Ukraine. Ultimately, we think these munitions are better spent in our own
• 43:28
  interests at this point. Tell you what, it'd be great if you'd have done this back when I said
• 43:36
  to do it. When you first took office, all you had to do was cut off Ukraine. That would be over
• 43:41
  right now. We have nothing to do with it. If you didn't cause the war in Iran, that sucker would
• 43:47
  be over, too. Let Netanyahu fight his own crap. We don't have anything to do with it, nor should we,
• 43:56
  regardless of any justification, regardless of, oh, you're an anti-Semite if you're not
• 44:01
  willing to send a million troops over to invade Iran. Twenty five hundred troops on their way from
• 44:10
  Singapore or wherever they were stopped. It's taken them like a week and a half to get their
• 44:15
  ship from wherever they were stationed, starting in Japan. They were in Singapore last I heard,
• 44:21
  and now they're going to be about a week and a half, 10 days until they get to to the Gulf
• 44:27
  so they can go in there and try to take this Kark Island, which is nonsense, too, because nobody's
• 44:33
  going to let you have it. If you go in there and take that, it doesn't take any genius
• 44:39
  to know that if I can't have it, neither can you will be the game. And the one upsmanship
• 44:45
  being played right now, will you bomb our oil fields? What does Iran do? They send over the
• 44:52
  leaflets and the flyers and they put out the radio thing that says, listen, we're coming to Qatar.
• 44:57
  Here's the gas. Here's the LNG. Here's the oil fields that we're going to strike. We are striking
• 45:04
  these facilities. Get the civilians out because we're going to blow them up. And there aren't any
• 45:10
  patriots left. There's no defense, nothing going on over there. And they can get them through anyway,
• 45:15
  just and they have and they've done. And so it's back and forth and it will be one upsmanship
• 45:21
  all the way down the line. That's what's going to happen. Kiev is displaying its ever growing
• 45:28
  appetite for more Western funding and military deliveries with the conflict. And they routinely
• 45:34
  accuse their backers, which includes us, with not providing enough support. Yeah,
• 45:41
  we need you guys to move quicker. We need you to give us more money. These guys haven't paid
• 45:47
  for anything in their own with their own economy because they don't have one. It's destroyed.
• 45:52
  You have Ukraine, the beggar state right now. That's it. It's the beggar state. They don't
• 45:58
  produce anything except maybe some. I heard an article that said they had some pretty good
• 46:06
  FPVs for first person view drones. These these drones that go out because when they send these
• 46:12
  drones into Belgrade or into Briansk regions of Russia and then they send them over there,
• 46:20
  they send they send several. So they'll send several attack ones and then a couple of video
• 46:24
  ones. And so they can keep track of the attacks and where they're going. And there's something
• 46:29
  going on with Elon Musk in the Starlink stuff, because Starlink doesn't stop at the borders,
• 46:38
  but Russia can't have it. And so Starlink, there are going to be problems there. But what they've
• 46:44
  been doing in the Ukrainians have their Starlink and the Russian terminals have all been shut off,
• 46:50
  which is creating a few problems for them. And I talked to you about that within the last month or
• 46:54
  so, and it is causing some issues. But in the reverse side, Ukraine can send over these attacks
• 47:01
  into the Russian territories and are still getting coverage from Starlink inside of Russia.
• 47:11
  Interesting, and I'm not sure how that ends up. Now, Russia's got the Sputnik type and I forget
• 47:17
  what the name of it is. It's not Sputnik, but it's the type of Sputnik where they're sending up
• 47:22
  their own satellites in conjunction with some of the China ones to implement their own sort of
• 47:29
  Starlink as well. That will give it back to them. But they're behind in that respect, in that regard.
• 47:36
  But Kiev, Zelensky's advances have been snubbed by, oh, I missed a sentence here.
• 47:43
  Zelensky claims that Washington as well as the Gulf states have sought Kiev's help in fending
• 47:49
  off Iranian retaliatory strikes and floated swapping Ukrainian interceptor drones for U.S.-made
• 47:57
  anti-aircraft Patriot missiles. Give us some Patriots and we'll give you the interceptor
• 48:02
  drones. Russia created the interceptor drones, by the way, and they're having dogfights with drones.
• 48:09
  Drones are taking out other drones. Russia's got a laser one. It's pretty damn cool.
• 48:14
  Zelensky's advances were snubbed by President Trump, who said that Washington had not sought
• 48:19
  Kiev's help in the Iran war at all. The U.S. President took personal jabs at the Ukrainian
• 48:25
  leader, stating that the last person we need help from is Zelensky. Well, at least we're in
• 48:32
  agreement on that. But you should have cut these bozos off a long time ago. The war would be over.
• 48:41
  But, oh, no, it's really frustrating to me that he can't do the things he promised when he was
• 48:47
  running for office. And those are the things I don't like. And it's all international crap,
• 48:54
  all of it. The stuff that he's been doing inside the country, I'm not against it. I'm not one of
• 49:01
  necessarily for it. I don't despise people that come from other countries. I don't care. It doesn't
• 49:07
  bother me. Just come in, live like we do. I'm a happy clam. Come legally. I'm good with that.
• 49:15
  And as long as you block them, every other country blocks people from coming in without a visa,
• 49:21
  without being legal. I'm getting my Russian one repeated right now. And I also want to go to a
• 49:26
  lot of places. But it's a process. Follow the damn process. And I have no problems with you,
• 49:33
  boy. I've been all over the place here. But I've been on a roll. So I'm happy with that.
• 49:37
  So there have been some Ukrainians arrested in India. Ready? Ukraine has the arrest of six
• 49:46
  Ukrainian mercenaries in India with subversive activities is a setback for Kiev's ties with
• 49:53
  New Delhi. A global strategic analyst tells RT India on March the 13th, six Ukrainians and one
• 50:01
  U.S. citizen were taken into custody by India's anti-terrorism agency for alleged links with
• 50:08
  insurgents in Myanmar. They've been accused of of subversive activities in India's northeast
• 50:15
  region, bordering Myanmar, Nepal, Bhutan, China and Bangladesh. One Ukrainian national who was
• 50:21
  arrested is also linked to the notorious neo-Nazi community in Kiev. India has made the seven names
• 50:29
  all public. Ukraine's foreign ministry demanded that detainees receive unhindered consular access.
• 50:37
  Asked how this would complicate bilateral ties.
• 50:44
  Shashi Astana said he's a you Indian political person. This is somehow a setback.
• 50:54
  In a manner that you have seen these mercenaries coming here and creating problems.
• 50:59
  And India has been quite transparent with them. The Ukrainians will continue to receive unhindered
• 51:04
  access. That's how the judicial process works. Doesn't mean they're not going to be kept in
• 51:09
  custody. Regarding the Ukrainian foreign ministry statement that its embassy in India hasn't received
• 51:15
  an official notification. He said maybe this is what they told me at the media to justify the
• 51:21
  audience in Ukraine or Kiev. As far as consular access, there is no problem getting it in India.
• 51:27
  Even the terrorists who killed people in Taj Hotel in Mumbai in 2008 were given consular access.
• 51:34
  This American, Matthew Aaron Van Dyke, is the kingpin in the manner that he calls himself a
• 51:41
  security specialist. He has been fighting ISIS, Libya, Ukraine, and other places.
• 51:47
  Their credentials are in the media. All seven of them. The U.S. citizens' credentials look like he
• 51:54
  is on a drone selling spree. India's National Investigative Agency reportedly found evidence
• 52:02
  that multiple consignments of drones from Europe were delivered by these individuals into groups
• 52:09
  in Mizoram. Well, that's mercenary stuff. Ukrainian mercenary activity in India is very disturbing.
• 52:17
  New Delhi does not agree to Kiev's request to release the suspects detained by an anti-terrorism.
• 52:25
  Recently uncovered Ukrainian mercenaries activity is very disturbing. The group,
• 52:31
  the anti-terrorism organization, National Investigation Agency, last week arrested the
• 52:36
  seven, six Ukrainians and a U.S. man for training and supplying weapons to insurgents in Myanmar.
• 52:44
  The men had crossed into India's eastern neighbor's territory and back through the
• 52:52
  state of Mizoram, which restricts the entry of non-Indian citizens. The lack of Myanmar army
• 52:58
  personnel on the border is a significant movement of the people, said former Director General of the
• 53:05
  Assam Rifles. Here's the quote. The Ukrainian embassy has asked for their release, but we are
• 53:12
  not going to give them up because it is very, very clear that they entered this part of India
• 53:19
  illegally. Chauhan said the suspect will be charged for violation of Indian law.
• 53:28
  Ivan Sukhmanovsky is Ukrainian.
• 53:34
  Stepan Kiev Mariam, that last name, so Mariam Stepan Kiev.
• 53:40
  Han Sharuk, Maxim Han Sharuk, and Viktor Kaminsky are four of the five.
• 53:49
  That have been arrested. He said the region around Myanmar is a hotbed of insurgent activity.
• 53:55
  Those arrests could have been in the region to,
• 53:58
  arrestees could have been in the region to train insurgents to fight Myanmar. However,
• 54:03
  many of these groups are also helping our insurgent groups that are operating inside of
• 54:09
  India. And so it is a disturbing factor. The India-Myanmar border is 1,643 kilometers long
• 54:18
  and the lack of a continuous fence, the issue with our Northeastern borders, a lot of people
• 54:25
  are trying to fish in these troubled waters. I'm not sure which foreign powers are involved in it,
• 54:34
  but we will come to know, and we have the capability to deal with this very soon.
• 54:41
  So who is Matthew Van Dyck? American film maker turned mercenary at the center of the terror
• 54:47
  probe. He fought in global conflicts. He was held as a POW during a civil war in Libya,
• 54:54
  and he fought in Syria and Ukraine. And now he's involved in some drone plot in
• 55:07
  Myanmar. Tell you what, it's quite a world out there. I suppose we should all get out and go
• 55:12
  sell drones. Be a very good deal. Let's see here. Ukraine is an enemy of Iran.
• 55:21
  Okay. EU facing energy price tsunami, says an envoy from Russia that the prices are going to go way
• 55:30
  in the hell up. That's a big story. Lebanon is waiting for an Israeli onslaught. You know,
• 55:37
  they're going to go into there again, slaughter some more people. I suppose good for them. But
• 55:44
  long as it doesn't involve us, I'm not going to bitch about it. Actually, I am,
• 55:50
  because it always involves us. Let's see. The US has been drawn by Israel into an unlawful war
• 56:02
  against Iran and needs help to disengage, says Omani foreign minister.
• 56:10
  In an opinion piece published by The Economist on Wednesday, the Middle East nation's top diplomat
• 56:18
  called on US allies in the region to tell the truth about the conflict and admit that Washington
• 56:27
  has lost control of its own foreign policy. There are two parties to this war who have nothing to
• 56:35
  gain from it, and that is the US and Iran. The only ones who have anything to gain is Israel.
• 56:42
  I happen to agree with this point of view. The part of it, the US maintains close security and
• 56:49
  defense partnership with six Gulf states, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman,
• 56:58
  and has a significant military presence in the region, including bases and naval facilities.
• 57:04
  The escalation has had economic and security consequences for both for those states,
• 57:09
  with Iran retaliating against targets in their own territory, and Gulf officials have reportedly
• 57:15
  complained they were not consulted or warned before the US and Israel launched the campaign
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  against Iran on February 28. Why? Because they would have said, no, don't do it. That's why you
• 57:32
  don't consult them. Israel would never consult them. Israel consults no one. They tell the US
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  what they're going to do, and the US follows along. I do need to share that clip with you.
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  Where is it? Let's see. I think it's here. Let's follow on a little bit until I find him,
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  but I'll keep looking for it and make sure that we have the Rubio
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  commentary. Where is Mr. Rubio? Still looking. Hold on. But the Gulf states and Oman,
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  I told you a little bit about the statement that they made saying they were not warned,
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  knew nothing about it before they did it. Truthfully, that's a bad deal. Why wouldn't
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  they tell them? I mean, why not? Seriously. It makes no sense to not tell them, and the one
• 58:39
  reason to not tell them is because Israel didn't want them to know. That's how it is.
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  Because if you'd have told them, they'd have done something to try to stop it.
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  That's what I believe, and I guess I'm not going to be able to share the Rubio
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  quote. I wonder if I could find it separately, but there you have it. I have a thing about
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  Israeli settlements that are going to spell the end for Christians that want to visit the Holy
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  Land, the America First folks, the Christians that want to visit the Holy Land. West Jerusalem
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  is doing nothing to prevent violence against Christian communities in the West Bank.
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  Unabated settler violence, which is everywhere, along with Israel's continued settlement policy
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  taking other people's property and giving it to Israelis, will spell doom for the remaining
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  Christian communities still located in the Holy Land, says Jason Jones, founder of the Vulnerable
• 59:48
  People Project. Israel has allegedly approved the demolition of thousands of homes in the West Bank
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  that belong to Christian communities and is encroaching on the territory of some of the
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  oldest Christian populations in the area, particularly around Bethlehem, as well as
• 1:00:11
  villages such as Tebe, says Jones. The settlement of Shtema, located on the site of the former
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  Israel military base just east of Bethlehem, will be the settlement, meaning the settlement
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  of Israelis settling it. This will be the end of the Christian community in the Holy Land.
• 1:00:34
  He's raising an alarm. It will be the end of the oldest Christian community in the world,
• 1:00:41
  because settlement was legalized by West Jerusalem last year. Settlement, all you got to do is go in,
• 1:00:48
  pick a property, you go over there, and it's yours. You know, it's nobody else's. It's yours
• 1:00:54
  now. The end, you know, and off you go. And so we're authorizing this settlement. Go over there
• 1:00:59
  and we'll build some new stuff. We'll bulldoze everything down and build some new crap for you.
• 1:01:04
  It's like President Trump said, well, gee, what if we put up a real great Trump Tower here?
• 1:01:09
  You know, wouldn't that be nice? Get rid of all these stones. Why would you want to live in these
• 1:01:13
  old stone structures anyway? Oh my God, let's bulldoze all this and create a new Trump Tower,
• 1:01:20
  right? The NGO founder is an NGO whose organization operates in the West Bank and other territories
• 1:01:28
  warned that local Christian communities are also being attacked by settlers. There is direct
• 1:01:34
  physical violence. There is separating of the communities. Neither West Jerusalem
• 1:01:41
  nor Washington is willing to act. And the U.S. chooses to be on the side of the oppressor.
• 1:01:48
  Israel says Jones, Mike Huckabee, the U.S. ambassador to Israel is just ignoring the
• 1:01:54
  issues. According to Jones, Huckabee, who is a former Baptist minister, was not man enough
• 1:02:02
  to rise to the occasion and speak the truth, said Jones. He has a full interview,
• 1:02:08
  um, which I was going to share part of it with you and I might just, uh, his name, um,
• 1:02:15
  where's his name? Hold on. Let's see what we got here.
• 1:02:21
  Disturbing reports are emerging out of the historic Christian village of Taipei
• 1:02:24
  in the West Bank. Now residents say settlers attacked their community while Israeli forces
• 1:02:31
  were present in the area. What really happened and why are some prominent Christian voices
• 1:02:38
  acknowledging it while others say the reports are exaggerated or false?
• 1:02:44
  I'm Scotty. No Hughes. And this is America first.
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  We're present in the area during
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  about the safety of ancient Christian. I went too far. Sorry. I have lived in that region
• 1:03:06
  for centuries. Now Taipei is one of the last remaining majority Christian Palestinian villages
• 1:03:13
  in the Holy land. It's churches and traditions trace back generations. You got to see these
• 1:03:19
  videos deeply significant when they allow settlement, they let people go in there and
• 1:03:23
  they just beat people. They beat them out of the place. This is nonsense. Some journalists
• 1:03:28
  with the military stand around and watch as evidence of growing dangers for Christian
• 1:03:33
  communities that are in the region, while others have dismissed the claims as misleading
• 1:03:38
  or even exaggerated. So how do we actually separate the facts from the narratives from falsehoods?
• 1:03:46
  Yeah. All we get to do is listen to what the other bits, it's an interesting interview.
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  And if, if you want to watch it, I'll, uh, I'll share the video on my, um, uh, YouTube page
• 1:03:56
  so that you have it. Um, where are we here? It is, uh, I still have time to put this in here.
• 1:04:05
  Don't I? So I shared part of this with you the other day, and I never got to finish it.
• 1:04:14
  And this was the article by Farhad Ibrahimov, the lecturer at the facility of economics. He's in
• 1:04:22
  the faculty of economics, department of political science, um, financial university of the Russian
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  Federation. And the story talks about how Ukraine became an enemy of Iran. So allegedly these two
• 1:04:43
  are also on a, uh, collision course, right? Oh, geez. Now here's, here's one of the TVs up here.
• 1:04:52
  Now we've got Bill O'Reilly interviewing Lindsey Graham. Oh, they want to support anti-terror.
• 1:05:00
  Yeah. This is not anti-terror measures. This is slaughter.
• 1:05:08
  Nuts. Tehran has effectively acknowledged Ukraine is a legitimate military target.
• 1:05:14
  So the head of the Israeli Iranian parliament, national security made this statement in a post
• 1:05:19
  and the next day, Iranian foreign ministry accused Ukraine's Zelensky of being involved
• 1:05:26
  in the conflict. And in diplomatic terms, this indicates that Tehran, Tehran elite
• 1:05:31
  aligns KIVS action with those of aggressors like us and Israel. So this suggests that bilateral
• 1:05:40
  relations between Ukraine and Iran are going to be more hostile. So Iran stance toward Ukraine
• 1:05:48
  has undergone a significant transformation over the years because of, you know, in the last few
• 1:05:55
  years, Tehran has ceased to regard KIVS as neutral or a peripheral player and has begun to
• 1:06:02
  see it as part of a hostile anti-Iran coalition associated with Western military bloc. In this
• 1:06:08
  context, the claim of recognizing Ukraine as legitimate military target, which they have
• 1:06:13
  should be viewed not as a Southern political gesture, but as a culmination of systemic
• 1:06:18
  contradiction in bilateral relations. Ukraine has long been a source of irritation for Tehran.
• 1:06:23
  And it was only a matter of time before these relations soured. Historically, relations between
• 1:06:30
  Iran and Ukraine have lacked depth or significance. They were limited and primarily revolved around
• 1:06:36
  economic interaction. But over the past decade, trade between Tehran and KIV showed stability.
• 1:06:41
  However, the lack of solid mutual interest decreased political engagement. Trade volume
• 1:06:47
  is below 500 million a year, despite growth potential. Tehran showed greater interest
• 1:06:52
  in Ukraine in 2010 to 2014 when the country was ruled by the proper president. It was
• 1:06:59
  President Viktor Yanukovych. However, following the coup that Western led, we should do that
• 1:07:05
  diplomatically. We should do that like they do Putin's war. You can't have just a war in Ukraine.
• 1:07:12
  It's got to be Putin's unprovoked war in Ukraine. That's what it is. So we should call it, you know,
• 1:07:17
  Viktor Yanukovych is gone. So we should, when we call it a coup, you can't just call it a coup.
• 1:07:23
  We should call it a U.S. and Western backed allies coup that removed President Viktor Yanukovych.
• 1:07:29
  You have to say the whole sentence. That way, when you report it every time, people don't just hear
• 1:07:33
  the word coup, which doesn't mean anything. They hear who started it and why the U.S. and U.S.
• 1:07:40
  Agency for International Development and other underhanded people wanted to get rid of the
• 1:07:47
  pro-Russian Viktor Yanukovych. He just wasn't anti-Russian. Viktor Yanukovych, he was a middle
• 1:07:55
  of the road guy. He liked both the West and the East. He didn't want to destroy everything.
• 1:08:00
  That's not good enough. If you're in the U.S., you have to go and back a coup with people like
• 1:08:07
  Lindsey Graham in the deep state. This is how they do it. And so they backed this U.S.-led,
• 1:08:14
  Western-backed and finance coup to get rid of President Yanukovych and his government.
• 1:08:20
  And then Ukraine, gee, guess what they did? Made a sharp pivot toward the West and said,
• 1:08:25
  well, look at this. Just like Venezuela, when we go move, remove their leader, the next leader
• 1:08:32
  is going to kiss the ass of America for a little while before the next president comes along.
• 1:08:38
  That's what's going to happen. Despite this, prior to the start of the Russian military,
• 1:08:44
  listen to this. Here's Lindsey Graham. He's speaking right now.
• 1:08:48
  We will guarantee you spent fuel supply forever. He turned it all down. This is where he stretches
• 1:08:53
  this crap that just because you have enriched uranium says you got a nuclear weapon.
• 1:08:58
  Guy's a nut. I took the nuclear courses. I understand them probably better than he does.
• 1:09:04
  And you don't get a nuclear weapon just because you have enriched uranium. But that's what they're
• 1:09:09
  trying to sell them here. Nonsense. So it's just crap. And it doesn't mean they're not going to go
• 1:09:17
  get it. You know, it's not. And then he switches. Oh, man, I could go on for that for days on that
• 1:09:23
  topic because it's all about same thing. More war, more war, more Israel, more let's steal the
• 1:09:30
  oil from whoever we got to steal it from, because we're America. That's what we do.
• 1:09:34
  I disagree with that approach. Despite this, prior to the start of the Russian military
• 1:09:39
  operation in 2022, relations between Ukraine and Iran were mostly neutral. The absence of
• 1:09:45
  serious political contradiction allowed for minimal level of necessary diplomatic interaction.
• 1:09:51
  The turning point came in January 2020 when Iran shot down Ukrainian International Airlines flight
• 1:09:59
  752 after its departure from Iman Khomeini International Airport. This tragic incident
• 1:10:05
  unfolded amid escalating tension between Iran and the U.S. following the assassination of IRGC
• 1:10:12
  General Qasem Soleimani and the U.S. strike in Iraq. And amid fears of a potential attack,
• 1:10:20
  Iranian air defense mistakenly identified the civilian aircraft as a threat which led to a
• 1:10:26
  catastrophic error. Despite Tehran's swift acknowledgement of responsibility and subsequent
• 1:10:32
  apologies, the incident acted as a powerful catalyst for the deterioration of relations
• 1:10:38
  between Iran and Ukraine. No surprise there. Kiev adopted a hardline stance insisting on
• 1:10:45
  international investigations, compensations, legal accountability that should be perceived anyway.
• 1:10:51
  This was perceived by Iran as a form of political pressure by Western nations. He wanted to have
• 1:10:57
  Western nations come do it. Zelensky asked in such a way that left Tehran little room to
• 1:11:03
  deal with him directly. Since 2020, the relations have steadily worsened and were exacerbated
• 1:11:09
  further by broader geopolitical shifts. After the Russian military operation, Iran maintained a
• 1:11:18
  neutral position. This approach stemmed from Tehran's desire to distance itself from a conflict
• 1:11:23
  in which it was not involved and to avoid escalation. In official statements, Iran
• 1:11:29
  emphasized the need for political and diplomatic resolution and urged both sides to engage in
• 1:11:35
  dialogue like many countries are. But they're not supplying targeting data. At the same time,
• 1:11:44
  at the UN, Iran voted against anti-Russian resolutions initiated by Western countries
• 1:11:51
  and Kiev. Tehran refrained from making a direct anti-Russia statements. And Kiev indirectly,
• 1:11:58
  if you don't, it's the exact same thing. If you don't condemn Russia, if you don't condemn Iran,
• 1:12:05
  if you just say it's not our dispute, that's not enough. If you don't condemn them and lick the
• 1:12:12
  end of Netanyahu and Zelensky, you are anti-Semitic and anti-Ukrainian. Crap. It's nonsense. That's
• 1:12:24
  why I'm sharing this article with you. With Iran, a significant portion of society and public
• 1:12:29
  opinion leaders view Russia's actions as a necessary response in the prevailing political
• 1:12:37
  military climate. The turning point in the summer of 2022, when late Supreme Leader Ayatollah
• 1:12:45
  Khamenei placed the blame for escalating tensions squarely on NATO, by the way, that's where they
• 1:12:51
  belong, which the Iranian leadership saw as a destabilizing force in the entire region. Also
• 1:12:58
  true. Khamenei particularly noted that NATO's eastward expansion and increased military support
• 1:13:06
  for Ukraine created conditions under which Russia felt compelled to act. A, what do they call it?
• 1:13:15
  A existential threat, which is exactly what Iran is claiming right now. It's an existential threat.
• 1:13:26
  With Israel doing what they're continually doing, Iran's not going to capitulate, which means
• 1:13:34
  everybody has to escalate. Every time Netanyahu decides to bomb an oil field,
• 1:13:44
  that's the same thing that Iran does. They bomb another oil field. You bring a gun, you bring a
• 1:13:51
  knife, I bring a gun, you bring a gun, all that stuff we already went through, right? It's the
• 1:13:55
  exact same thing. Now you blew up my largest airfield. All right, I'm going to take out two
• 1:14:00
  of yours. I'm going to take out all the shipping. I'm going to take the island of Kharq. Well, guess
• 1:14:05
  what? I'm going to blow up the island of Kharq because if I can't have it, neither can you.
• 1:14:10
  That is where we're going. And the most likely person, and think about this from the Iranian
• 1:14:16
  perspective, okay? And I'm not saying they're right. I don't care if they're right. I don't
• 1:14:21
  care if Netanyahu's right. That doesn't enter into it. What enters into it is we shouldn't be there
• 1:14:27
  as the United States. It's BS for us to be there, number one. And number two, the risk of a nuclear
• 1:14:34
  button being pushed because you keep one upping, it is far more, since there are no nuclear weapons
• 1:14:42
  in Iran, and it's an existential threat for Iran, which means they're never going to capitulate,
• 1:14:49
  which means that Israel will then be justified in taking whatever measures are necessary.
• 1:14:55
  They already do that. They slaughter women and children. They don't care. They kill them
• 1:15:02
  because they're in the way. And, you know, we've been fighting this war for 40, 50, 60,
• 1:15:08
  whatever years, 1948, was it? You add it up. We've been fighting this war, and if we don't kill them
• 1:15:14
  all, they'll just be back. There's the theory, right? And that's okay if you're Israel because
• 1:15:23
  you've been fighting this war for a long time. It's not okay for the United States,
• 1:15:27
  and we shouldn't be involved in it. Period. End of sentence. Not end of show. Still got some more
• 1:15:33
  time to go here. Anyway, these statements made by Khomeini in 2022 outlined Iran's position
• 1:15:44
  and pushed it beyond a stance of strict neutrality. That's not strict neutrality,
• 1:15:48
  which I'm not either. I believe that it's not a neutral thing. I believe that NATO intentionally
• 1:15:56
  pushed Russia, created Russia as an enemy, just like they've done for Iran for the last 60 years.
• 1:16:06
  You know, so Iran hates Americans. So if they're not coming to America, I give a crap. You know,
• 1:16:14
  means I can't go to Iran, and frankly, I want to. I want to see some of those Persian sites that
• 1:16:20
  have been around for 2,500, 3,500 years. When I went over to the Silk Road in Uzbekistan,
• 1:16:28
  in Kazakhstan, and those, it was freaking amazing. They have mosques that were built,
• 1:16:34
  you know, 2,000 years ago. I mean, it's fantastic to go see this culture. I am anti-war.
• 1:16:43
  Where the hell is diplomacy? I thought Donald Trump was the negotiator and the deal guy.
• 1:16:49
  He's not the negotiator and the deal guy now. He's the big swinging dick, and he's got,
• 1:16:55
  you know, Heg Seth on the end of it. It's nonsense. Sorry, that was crude. I shouldn't
• 1:17:02
  say stuff like that, but that's exactly what we have here. It's nonsense. We're fighting in a
• 1:17:08
  place where we don't need to be. The next Iraq, the next Syria, the next Afghanistan, now Iran.
• 1:17:16
  The end. Now we're pissing off all the Gulf states too. So all these creations of, you know,
• 1:17:25
  Netanyahu saying, oh, like I could lead Donald Trump. Donald Trump's going to be, okay, fine,
• 1:17:30
  but I believe that he's been, I don't want to say lied to, but things have been stretched.
• 1:17:39
  If you have to go around and advertise by Lindsey Graham that they're just steps away from a nuclear
• 1:17:45
  bomb, that is crap. The IAEA was in there all of last year and said, that's not the case.
• 1:17:53
  There are plenty of documents that say that's not the case, but we're out here lying. And what was
• 1:18:00
  this for regime change? Is this because they had nuclear weapons? Is this because Israel attacked?
• 1:18:05
  And it looks like we have a good shot at jumping in and taking out people we've hated for years
• 1:18:10
  and killing all their women and children. And you know, that way we can get rid of several
• 1:18:15
  generations, all 92 million. All it takes is a nuclear weapon, right? All it takes is Netanyahu
• 1:18:21
  pushing a button. His problems are solved, right? This is nonsense. This escalation crap.
• 1:18:29
  Despite the Biden administration offering to revive a nuclear deal, if Iran cut ties with
• 1:18:35
  Russia or China, Iran refused to negotiate with ultimatums, especially given the deep seated
• 1:18:44
  mistrust of America. And again, that's a theme that I constantly say, you can't trust them
• 1:18:52
  because four years later they change horses and those horses change everything. Treaties,
• 1:19:01
  they don't matter. UN charter, that doesn't matter either. Not if you're America, you don't
• 1:19:07
  have to follow those rules. And I'm not anti-American, I just believe in rules. And the
• 1:19:12
  rules, we don't follow them. We try to force them on other people, but we don't follow them.
• 1:19:18
  Iran has joined both the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and BRICS. They're members. Now,
• 1:19:25
  those aren't defensive at all. Those are economic. And so Ukraine repeatedly resorted to diplomatic
• 1:19:32
  protests. They summon the Iranian ambassador into the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of their country
• 1:19:39
  all the time. Bilateral relations are marked by uncertainty and the nature of interaction
• 1:19:45
  are increasingly hostile. Essentially, Iran and Ukraine relations entered a phase of rapid
• 1:19:51
  decline driven by differing interpretation of the cause and nature of the very conflict.
• 1:19:58
  You either believe Zelensky, that oh gee, there we were one day and nothing was going on and we
• 1:20:05
  weren't bombing anybody. There we were just simple Ukrainian farmers trying to do what we do every
• 1:20:11
  day and just be Ukrainian, just trying to live. And along came the big bad Russian bear and ran
• 1:20:17
  in and did something. There was no referendum. Nobody heard that word before. Nobody's even
• 1:20:23
  acknowledged that there was eight years where they were bombing the crap out of Donbass from Ukraine
• 1:20:30
  and killing ethnic Russians. Nobody paid any attention to it. None. And it was being built
• 1:20:37
  up as a huge problem all the way down the line. But nobody listened to it. And anybody that was
• 1:20:42
  around in 2022 in February knows that the initial thing that we heard in America, those of us who
• 1:20:49
  didn't knew better, obviously knew that wasn't the case. But the only thing that Americans were
• 1:20:55
  being told was here comes big bad Russia ran into those poor Ukrainians. We need to send money and
• 1:21:00
  weapons to the Ukrainians. And that's exactly what we did. And more than half of the population
• 1:21:06
  had no idea where Ukraine is or how to find it on a map. They just heard Russian bad guys.
• 1:21:12
  They've always been the bad guys. And so therefore, let's send money and let's wave a
• 1:21:17
  Ukrainian flag in the front yard. Same crap we're told all the time about Israel. There's not a
• 1:21:24
  bad. They can do no wrong. None. And therefore, Iran's an evil empire. Oh, really? How come they've
• 1:21:33
  around 2,500 years if they've been just nothing but evil? They have a culture and a history that
• 1:21:40
  is different than ours. But if you don't understand culture and history and what is going on,
• 1:21:46
  they're extremists on both sides. An extremist from Israel is just as bad as an extremist
• 1:21:53
  from a Muslim country, including Iran. They're the same cloth. And Netanyahu is a killer,
• 1:22:05
  just like Khomeini was, if you believe all the Khomeini things. And I believe most of it. I
• 1:22:12
  believe that there were death to this, death to that, chanting this, chanting that. Well,
• 1:22:16
  what are they doing in Israel? Same damn thing. Kill them all. Let God sort it out.
• 1:22:22
  Just like American special forces.
• 1:22:26
  An additional factor contributing the deterioration of relations between
• 1:22:32
  Iran and Ukraine was the claim made by the West and Ukraine that Iran is supplying Russia with
• 1:22:40
  Shaheed drones. This was picked up by the media and was pressed everywhere to say that Iran is
• 1:22:48
  providing all these drones to America. We need to sanction Iran more for the drones and for all
• 1:22:54
  of that. Right. This was picked up by the media and is one of the key tools to pressure Tehran.
• 1:23:00
  Iranian and Russian officials deny these things. They had the Shaheed drone. I forget what they
• 1:23:07
  renamed it, but Russia took. They don't buy them from Iran. They create them based on the Iranian
• 1:23:14
  model. That's what they do. So you say it's a Shaheed drone, but it's not. The Russians call
• 1:23:20
  it something else and have rebuilt it. And if anything, Iran's been buying Russian drones
• 1:23:25
  of the reverse because Russia took them, took the model, upgraded it, rebuilt them,
• 1:23:31
  repurposed them, made them better and used them in the war in Ukraine. And that means that Iran is
• 1:23:37
  now suddenly the enemy. Right. And they've been using that as well, because anytime you can take
• 1:23:44
  a dig at Iran, you do. That's how it works. And these bilateral relations have been in rapid
• 1:23:52
  decline, driven by different opinions caused by the nature of the conflict in these deterioration
• 1:23:59
  relations. Now we're talking about potential retaliation, right? The open endorsement of
• 1:24:10
  U.S. sanctions against Iran by Ukrainians saying, yeah, sanction Iran, along with other demonstrative
• 1:24:18
  support for U.S. President Trump's anti-Iran policies, were seen as attempts to, by Tehran,
• 1:24:25
  as an attempt to line a broader strategy to pressure Iran. All of this led to Iran becoming
• 1:24:32
  increasingly concerned that Ukraine might provide Israel not just with political but military
• 1:24:39
  technical support. And now Ukraine is offering exactly that. Iran drew particular attention to
• 1:24:48
  its readiness to assist Arab nations in creating counter drone threats. Iran interprets this as
• 1:24:57
  anti-Iran, as they should. And all of these have led to the increasing perception of Ukraine
• 1:25:04
  as a hostile actor to Iran. Should Iran confirm Ukraine's direct involvement in actions? Ready?
• 1:25:13
  All these factors have led to this perception. The situation reached a climax when Iranian
• 1:25:19
  politicians, particularly Ibrahim Azizi, stated that Tehran no longer views Ukraine as neutral.
• 1:25:27
  Azizi, a former prominent military general and respected figure in the IRGC, holds a key
• 1:25:33
  position in the parliament and wields significant authority in the political hierarchy of Iran.
• 1:25:39
  His words have particular meaning, is what that means. And as the head of Iran Parliament's
• 1:25:45
  National Security Commission, he articulates sentiments and parliamentary speaker,
• 1:25:51
  Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, cannot openly express. Many Iranian lawmakers have advocated for
• 1:25:59
  severing ties with Ukraine until another administration comes to power that might be
• 1:26:04
  willing to normalize relations. Should Iran confirm this involvement, Tehran would swiftly
• 1:26:11
  resort to a full range of retaliatory measures. In such a scenario, Iran would activate an extensive
• 1:26:18
  arsenal of strategies from military technical responses to others. This strategy is deeply
• 1:26:24
  rooted in the logic of Iranian foreign policy. Tehran's shift toward a harsher rhetoric about
• 1:26:30
  Ukraine specifically is a logical culmination of accumulated contradictions. Given the ongoing
• 1:26:37
  U.S. aggression against Iran, it seems increasingly likely that Tehran will adopt an even tougher
• 1:26:44
  stance on Ukraine, particularly if Kyiv maintains its current course of action, means supplying
• 1:26:51
  anti-drones and all that other stuff. So this is escalating. This is not going away,
• 1:26:56
  friends and neighbors. I tell you what, I do not like this war. I do not like that we're involved
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  in this BS. And I really do feel, I saw something on the TV a little while ago from Netanyahu,
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  was on Fox earlier, talking about, you know, the war in Iran, of course, and saying that,
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  you know, we're not leading the U.S. in this garden path. No, no, no. You think Donald Trump
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  is going to listen to us? Well, he is. And he's in there because of you, because you have been
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  pushing, you personally have been pushing war with Iran for 20 freaking years, as have
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  anybody, many, many, many, many, many others, including Lindsey Graham. They're all on the
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  talk circuits. They're all whipping stuff up to create another forever war that we have nothing
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  to do with, nor should we. So I'm against it. I'm very glad you stuck in today and listened to me,
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  and I realized that this is not the proper time slot. Tomorrow morning, the 20th of
• 1:28:12
  March, we'll be doing Civic Outlaws, got a remake. We've got, boy, there's some information going on
• 1:28:21
  tomorrow. I hope you listen up tomorrow on Civic Outlaws, coming to you tomorrow, 7 a.m.
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  to 8.30 a.m. Central Standard Time. I'm also going to do my Russian show. I think I'm going
• 1:28:34
  to pick a time. I'm going to say Sunday at 9 a.m., also Central Standard Time. I'm going to come in
• 1:28:40
  and do my Russian version of the show. You can always listen to International Flavor at
• 1:28:46
  www.internationalflavor.com. I have all the shows on there, and we have all of the
• 1:28:57
  damradio.com forward slash podcast. You can go find them out there too, along with many of the other
• 1:29:06
  hosts on Dam Radio. And we hope you do go out and listen to the podcast of everyone.
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  Thank you for joining in this evening. I will be taking the weekend off, at least from
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  International Flavor, doing my Russian version. I thank you very much for listening. See you
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  tomorrow for Civic Outlaws.