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WWIII Update with Dean Ryan 'To Remove a President' · Real Deal Media

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OK, I think we are ready. We are ready for a World War 3
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update with your Shirley here who is literally, literally
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sweating to the oldies and trying to make this hunk of junk
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work here tonight. Welcome all everybody.
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Welcome everybody. Dean Ryan here for a World War 3
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update. Members only.
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And it is sweltering where I am. As you can see, I was just in
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the jungles over there and see, I got drafted, but they made a
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mistake. They didn't send me to you
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wrong. They sent me back to Vietnam.
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There was a there was a typo in my airline ticket.
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So nonetheless, they sent me back home.
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So anyways, welcome everybody. This is a World War 3 update
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with yours really here, Dean Ryan.
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And we have Jim Fetch, who is coming up here any minute.
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If you are catching this live, which we hope you are, you're
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probably wondering or we're wondering if we were even going
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to see the day after tomorrow and the day before tomorrow
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because of the nuclear environment that we find
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ourselves living in for the first time in my lifetime, maybe
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a second time in others. But this is truly truly these
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are truly historic times as Donald Trump has really some say
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the art of the deal negotiation of a madman or he's lost a plot
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or maybe maybe he wants out of this and just figured he'd go
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out with the bang nonetheless is his drive.
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It's driven people to the brink of insanity.
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The people with anxiety around the world, their levels are up
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in sky rocketing and the people of in Iran they're not sleeping
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well. Well, the update now we can say
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as of about an hour ago, Donald Trump has reneged his plan of
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wiping Iran and their civilization off the face of the
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earth. And the map as of an hour ago,
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which is quite relieving for many.
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But let's get a better take on it as our members here, our
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night elves are joining us. We hope you can find us.
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But anyways, let's welcome to the stage.
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Somebody who's been following this from the get go, who knows
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the Iranian people better than I do, the one the only Jim
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Fetcher. Welcome to the stage.
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Jim. I'm going to just give you the
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floor because there's just so many emotions and I, I, I think
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you are the best person to put it all in one capsule for us to
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digest. Jim, what are your thoughts
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about about what's going on right now?
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What's this? Oh, Trump has been replaced.
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You know they have these double S, right?
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It's as though you took the maniac Trump and you replaced
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him with a more reasonable guy. This may literally have been
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what happened here because the situation was deserving of a
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military coup. But if you simply replace a guy,
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if you got someone you can put in his stead, that's much
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simpler. Imbeachment was going to take
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way too long. It's fascinating to me that even
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my representative, I'm here in Wisconsin, very liberal.
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Mark Pocon is my district representative, and Pocon was
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endorsing the view that the guy's gone lunatic.
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He's lost his mind. And I agree with that 100%.
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And then it turns out that Ron Johnson, who's my senator, a guy
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I admire a lot, was saying he hoped this is only bluster, that
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Trump is just, you know, we're supposed to be liberating the
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people, not killing him, said Ron Johnson.
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That's totally appropriate. Look, my the reports I have
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deemed the planes were already in route.
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The B50 twos were already in route from the UK and it was
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going to take him, you know, just a matter of time, get there
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at 8:00 Eastern to bomb the hell out of Iran.
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Now, I was anticipating we might get intervention by Russia, that
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under these circumstances, Russia might take him out of the
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sky. But if this were to happen, it
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would be the most monstrous, monstrous war crime in history.
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We're talking about a population of 90 million that could not
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survive without the power plants and the bridges.
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I mean, it, it was just unbelievable, incredible that we
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should have a president of the United States who's gone
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completely off the rails. You know, his recent obscenity.
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I mean, even F bombs coming from the president of the United
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States may be in private, but this was something published on
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his through social media. Insane.
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So a lot of us have concluded that the guy has utterly lost
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it. The problem with making threats
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like this, which as you observed, he's now withdrawn,
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claiming Iran has agreed to a two week ceasefire, I'm not
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quite convinced that is the fact.
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We'll know tomorrow morning because Iran is beating the hell
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out of Israel, beating the hell out of the US bases.
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They don't have a reason for a ceasefire, except I do believe
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they understand Trump wants to get out.
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Trump wants to get out. So if there's a way here to get
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Trump out, as long as he pulls all the American forces with
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him, releases the sanctions, makes reparations, won't do it
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again, Dean, maybe, maybe there's a way out.
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Trump, when he gave the address on Wednesday night, I thought he
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was going to declare victory in withdrawal.
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He was going to just say, we decimated their army, their
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Navy, their Air Force. We have a complete control of
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their airspace. We changed the regime because
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he'd killed the original Ayatollah, who's now been
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replaced by his son. He could claim it plain on the
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ambiguity of the word because it is a real regime change.
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What it is a change in the person who is leading the
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regime. So I can call it regime change.
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I thought it was going to get us the hell out.
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I was distraught when he did the opposite, added more threats and
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now this was going to be the monster of them all.
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Dean, I tell you, this was going to be the greatest violation of
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international law, the laws of war, the UN Charter, the Geneva
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Convention in history. It was going to tarnish United
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States forever. And I'm sorry to say, depending
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on whether or not this is the same guy, the risk remains.
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This is very, very bad. Muted.
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Then you're muted. Yeah, yeah, yeah, there's a lot
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to unpack there, as you know, and I I had excuse me, I had
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videos to play and and I boy, Jim, I, I just I let me just go
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forward here. So I, I want to talk about that
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because the down pilot story, which just transpired over the
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course of 48 hours here, it's now come down to what we're now
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learning as that was there was a mission at hand to obtain or re
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obtain or confiscate uranium and plutonium from the Iranians.
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And Jim, I, I've listened to all the experts, their take on this,
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the generals, weapons inspectors and they've all reached the same
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conclusion of, you know, reasoning of had that was
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successful. Had they penetrated that
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particular cave where all this was hidden on this island.
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I mean, Iran is so huge. I want to ask you about the
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geography next. But Jim, we, we were, we were
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probably looking at a, a sequel to Hamburger Hill, that old
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story from World War 2, because they would have been in
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firefights, they would have been trapped because none of the Navy
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in, in the US has any of our allies offering their ports or
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any kind of supportive assistance.
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We have boats that are 500 miles off the coast who are have all
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ran out of offensive missiles and only have in stock medium to
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defensive missiles, meaning the missile range they can only
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penetrate requires them to move closer to land.
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Jim, this would have been an even more catastrophic situation
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had, you know, not just been a, a recovery operation of the
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pilot, which would have probably prolonged and accelerated A
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kinetic war with Iran. What do you know about that?
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Go ahead, Jim. I I, I think we lost.
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You, you, you. You are correcting that it was a
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bungled mission to seize the uranium.
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It wasn't going to succeed. They've got the uranium tucked
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away. In fact, they've already
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converted it. Professor Postal from MIT has
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explained. They've already converted it
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into 10 or a dozen nuclear warheads.
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Real simple to do. They've already done it.
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But the fact is they were landing on a little airstrip
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that the Israelis had surveyed back in last June.
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They had re surveyed and it turned out when 2C130 these are
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the big transport cargo planes landed, they got stuck in the
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sand. So when they they tried to
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regress escape when they they found they were going to be
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unsuccessful, they couldn't get the planes to start.
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It may have had to do with the altitude as well, but perhaps
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not. They got stuck in the sand so
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they destroyed the two C one 30s.
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They destroyed another helicopter.
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It's all there because the only silver lining was rescuing the
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pilot. They played up the silver lining
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and pretended the rest hadn't taken place.
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But you're right, it was a botched effort that wasn't going
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to succeed under any circumstances anyhow that
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they've sought to camouflage as a rescue mission that was
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successful. But that's the deal, yeah.
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Yeah, that that she might, you might want to turn your volume
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down ever so slightly if you could.
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But yeah, that that's the take. I heard exactly what Jim just
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said, that it was a lot of intelligence of the region, of
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the geographical area has been provided and given to the United
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States by Israel and the IDF. But let's talk about that now
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because Jim, I predicted well over 2 weeks ago, probably even
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almost a month ago now that we were now going to be put into a
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environment now or position of dropping the nuke.
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Now it it's come to my attention that the Samson option, the
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Israeli nuke option, well, there's so much bureaucratic
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tape that would have to be leaped through and, and the
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process of that could take a long time because Israel has to
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get the approval of US to do the nuke.
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However, the United States president that position of power
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doesn't require red tape at all and it's just on a whim and they
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give the the the codes right there and then.
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Jim, do you think this is going to be now something that
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Congress and the American people are going to look over now
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insight of just how much power a president should have that they
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can just, you know, nearly Willy, use the the new codes to
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wipe off civilization from the map?
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Well, Israel is already using nukes or using nukes on the
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Houthis in Yemen. They've used probably 10 or 12
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already. So using nukes on Iran would be
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nothing for the Israelis. They can go ahead and do it.
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They use a nuke. Way back when we had the Marine
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barracks bombing in Lebanon. It was a tribute to a local
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militia. It was.
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It was a Mossad hop and these use of tactical nukes.
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They're very angry because the Houthis are so resilient.
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They don't like that. And that Iran hasn't succumbed
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and is beating the hell out of Israel.
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Frankly, Israel is battered. Israel is under constant attack
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and he is. The Iranians are not going to
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let up until they have demolished Israel.
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Mark my words. I have no doubt about this
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whatsoever. There may be a ceasefire
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attacking the US bases. I would be astonished if that
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had anything to do with Israel. Remember, Israel also said it
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wouldn't participate in a ground invasion of Iran.
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That's that's out of pure intelligence that because they
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know it's homeless, they know it's preposterous, They know
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it's a suicide mission. But Donald Trump doesn't
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understand anything about military affairs, military
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tactics, military history. He doesn't understand even the
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geography that gives Iran so many inherent advantages.
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He doesn't grasp Iran is the size of all of Europe, that Iran
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has a population of over actually over 9092 million.
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And as a history of heroism, it goes back over 2500 years in
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there are legendary stories of small groups of Persians facing,
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you know, 10,000 forces on the other side and dying heroically.
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That is part of the Iranian Persian tradition.
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It's in their blood. They are willing to die for
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their country, have no doubt about it.
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So even most Americans really are reluctant, would only do so
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under the most strenuous circumstances.
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Dina, I mean, this is a great population and they're a peace
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loving population. And they didn't launch this war.
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This was done by the Israel and the United States.
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And we're paying an awesome price for it being an awesome
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price. Yeah, I I'd agree to that.
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So let let's talk about this. This was, this was very strange,
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as you put it, the Easter weekend.
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This is the first time to my memory that we didn't have a
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American president wishing the country, the United States,
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predominantly a Christian country, a happy Easter.
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And the same thing went on in the United Kingdom.
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You didn't have Prince Charles wish a happy Easter either,
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which reportedly he converted to Islam.
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And we shared that with everybody well over a year ago.
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And instead you had Easter Monday at the White House for
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the April. And Jim, some very questionable
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things came to, to to play there.
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I don't know if you're aware of he made remarks.
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Let me let me just paraphrase what took place while at the
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podium standing next to him was Melania.
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He said this, he made the statement that what a wonderful
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event this is. I'm glad I thought Melania did a
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great job. She's out there somewhere,
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wherever she is. And and then he said one day or
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hopefully I'll see her again. And you know, the whole time
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he's saying she's out there somewhere.
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Melania was standing right next to him.
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Now there's two ways of looking at that as it's being kind of
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framed as he's his cognitive dissonance or his cognitive
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mental state is, is declining so much.
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He didn't know Melania was next to him, or like a lot of people
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are saying, that's not even Melania Trump to begin with.
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You have thoughts on that? Because I have some pictures to
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cooperate the story. Go ahead, Jim, just unmute
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yourself, please. You're muted, Jim.
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I can't hear you. I, I have no doubt about it,
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Dean, what you're describing, Trump is losing his cognitive
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competence. There's some saying it's not
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just Alzheimer, but Tourette's syndrome too, which leads to a
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proliferation of profanities. I mean, that one tweet, that
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social media thing was just outrageous to come from a
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president of the United States. There's no way you can spin it
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that's charitable to The Donald for issuing that.
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And, you know, I'd be very curious about the photographs if
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you can share. That would be sensational, Dame.
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Absolutely. I will share that.
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But to your point, I want to bring this to you.
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We'll come back to Melania and then we'll take a few Q&A's here
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because this is a class participation.
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In fact, here's Melania right now.
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This one I'm talking about. So he was standing next to this.
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Now, I don't think it was Melania, Jim.
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I've never seen Melania Trump slouch before.
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If you look closely to the the snarge of this particular
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Melania, it doesn't look like her to me.
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It looks like maybe a cross between Jennifer Aniston and
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yeah, I'll just leave it there. Yeah, I think Jennifer Aniston
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fits the case. Jim, your thoughts on that?
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Why would he say such a thing? Many of us.
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Melania does have training as a model and she carries herself
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regally. I'll never forget the impression
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I got on the first inauguration when she and the president were
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walking up Pennsylvania. She reminded me of Jackie
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Kennedy. I mean, that's just this
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elegance was so extreme that I would compare with Jacqueline,
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who's the only other first lady that I would put in the same
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category. I mean, just, you know, she does
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have. That's very subtle that you
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notice that slouch. I agree.
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That is almost certainly not Bolania, but it's curious you
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would say that when the the Melania stand in is right beside
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him. So it's further evidence of the
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loss of cognitive competence. Unless he was trying to say that
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she's gone and, and Jim, I, I wouldn't, I don't think it'd be
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shocking to to find out that Melania is no longer in the
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picture. She did leave, you know, we were
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told long ago that Melania was getting paid $4 million a year
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annually to be the first lady role.
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You know that that's what we were told.
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No doubt about that. That's potentially the case.
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So I don't think it's crazy to think that.
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But to your point, again, of, you know, this, something's
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wrong. Now here is if the still photo
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of the Donald and look at what you see right there, Jim.
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Look at the hands, the bruises, the swelling up.
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We've seen this. It's.
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Yeah. What are your thoughts on that,
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Jen? That's unusual, is it not?
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Yes, medical experts could explain.
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I don't know if this is from intravenous, you know, whatever.
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He's also got the massively swollen ankles.
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I know those are a symptom of congestive heart failure or many
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who believe there's a one doctor gives him only two to four
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months to live. Dean, we'll see how this plays
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out, but there's another solution to the problem.
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Yeah, yeah, I heard the same thing.
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He only they're only giving him three months, unfortunately.
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They gave him the bill for his medical expenses.
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He said he couldn't pay it. The doctor gave him three more
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months to live, Jim so did that. That is, that's how that one
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goes up. OK, here's another thing I want
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to bring to your attention here. This is quite interesting.
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This is now what's being posted by the Iranian state RAN
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spokesperson there. Have a look at this one here,
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Jim. This is, I don't know if you can
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read that for the audience there, Jim.
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I'm going to read it out. I've heard that the remaining
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members of Epstein's network have devised a conspiracy to
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create an incident similar to 911 and blame Iran for it.
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Iran fundamentally opposes such terrorist schemes.
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It has no war with the American people.
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We are defending our country against an aggression launched
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by the US and Israel. Iran stands tall in doing so in
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order to teach the aggressors a lesson.
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Totally appropriate. Ollie.
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Laird, Johnny. Absolutely admirable guy, but I
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think they killed him. I think they killed him.
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He was recently, yeah. He was a moderate.
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Then Israel took him out because they didn't want to be a
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mediation between Trump and Iran.
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OK, So what are we going to do about that?
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Let's one fact, let me take a few spilling left and right
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here, OK, Let, let, let's take a few inquiries from people and,
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and, and what they're witnessing and observing out there.
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And we thank everybody for being here.
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OK, Here we have. Thank you, Dave.
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Dave Nader. He, he caught that Trump's got
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the medical bill. Yeah.
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And they gave and they gave him three more months to live
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because he couldn't pay it. You got that, Dave?
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That that's what I said. OK, We have Maddie Lynn, who is
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a nurse practitioner, at least she plays one at home.
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Here it is. She says the following.
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Trump's hands look like they have nylon over them.
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That's a good observation. Let's have a look at that.
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A nylon. You know, Jim, I don't have any
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nylon available, but I wish you wouldn't have to have that to
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see and compare and contrast with you.
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But let's look at that again. Does that look like nylon to
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you? Does Maddie have an explanation
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for why? Yeah, it it does sort of look
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that way. Look at the fingernails.
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You can't even quite make out the fingernails.
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It looks like there's some kind of covering of her flesh colored
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nylon, I think. Look at the wrinkles where the
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knuckles ought to be. I think she's right.
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Yeah. Do we have anyone from the
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hosiery department that might know a thing or two?
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Let us know if you're out there, OK?
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She might be on to something. Here's another one.
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We have OK, nylons. Maybe the we have the munchkin
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Lena star moon saying the nails are hardly there.
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Well, see, I saw the nail that that that Lena star Moon 76 is
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referring to. She she thinks that there's no
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nail on the middle finger, but Jimmy was there was a nail
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there. It's just I think the picture
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wasn't as high definition enough, especially if he's
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wearing nylon which you don't think he's do.
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Nylons. It obscures the nails, it
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obscures the knuckles. That that is very telling.
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Jim or Jim? Jim, you don't think, wait a
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minute, we know about, we know about Christy Gnome's husband.
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You don't think that Donald Trump is participating in the
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same kind of events that Christy Gnome's husband is, do you?
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You're going to have to remind me, Dean.
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I missed about Christina but I'm sure it's Oh my God.
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Oh, God, I don't know if I could tell you, Jim.
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I don't know if I have the heart.
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You know what? After the break, I will.
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Because I'd rather you see it than me tell you it.
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Because it it's too damning that I don't have my witch together
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yet. OK, we'll come back to that.
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Let's see, here we have this one.
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Here's Dave all the way from Canada saying the following.
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And then I want to get your take on something Jim says.
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Trump has been making some very over the top remarks and I know
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he always has said crazy things. But still, Dave, I think you're
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right, Jim. You know, it's all fun and games
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until it's not fun and games anymore.
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You know, it, it's, this is not a negotiation tactic when you're
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messing with people's lives. I think the world today is more
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connected to each other than it was in 1979 and in prior that
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you just can't do that anymore. And quite frankly, Jim, whether
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people like Trump or not, I think people have just had
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enough of this behavior, this state of mind and certainly
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enough of Israel. I, I think.
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So here's my question. Are we going to see the 25th
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Amendment removal? I think people wholeheartedly
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are going with that, Jim. Jim.
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Well, the question about the probability it ought to be done,
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Let's make it clear. JD Vance is worried about being
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viewed as disloyal. He, as vice president, has to
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invoke a The question then becomes, are there enough
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members of the Cabinet who have the courage and integrity to
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stand up with the Constitution rather than excuse Donald Trump
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for any behavior? I'd say it's 5050.
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It ought to be done with 100% certainty.
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But whether it actually will, it's a flip of the coin, Dean.
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Like, what is, you know, what do you think the excuse is?
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I mean, how does he even come back from this?
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On top of that, Jim, we have now a new Attorney general who who's
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now filling in. He's the former Deputy Attorney
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General under Pamela Bondi, who is not only in denial of any
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trafficking involvement via Epstein, but has shut down and
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closed the case on the entire Epstein file release, which he's
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in violation of the Transparency act for the files.
28:00
So, you know, any chance of this turning around?
28:03
Because, Jim, I've heard it's being floated that he's going to
28:06
plan on pardoning Julian Assange and Edward Snowden.
28:11
Is that enough? Well, pardoning Assange and
28:15
Snowden would be perfectly appropriate in principle, and I
28:19
would agree with that 100%. But Trump, I think, can even
28:24
pardon himself. I mean, I don't know that it's
28:27
ever been done. I believe not, but I suspect his
28:31
pardon powers are so great that he could even pardon himself.
28:35
This guy was Trump personal opinion attorney.
28:40
He was #2 in the DOJ. He ran the department
28:44
day-to-day. He's an excellent choice to move
28:47
up except for this conflict of interest when it comes to
28:51
President Trump. So I'm very troubled, very
28:55
troubled, Dean, by all of this. I'd say so.
29:00
Look at the following here. I want to show you this, Jim.
29:04
This is what I put together. So this is just from the other
29:08
day. Let me see if we have this
29:10
available. Here it is.
29:12
Have a look at this right about very relevant what we're talking
29:17
about. Well, you could see that retired
29:18
general says officers may defy, may defy, defy what, you might
29:23
ask? Well, they may defy Trump's
29:26
orders. And we certainly seen a huge
29:28
firing of the revolving door of the Pentagon.
29:33
But I'm paving way on the ground.
29:36
The comments just recently made the other day about the warning
29:41
the US could destroy Iran's infrastructure in one night
29:45
unless the Strait of Hormuz is open.
29:49
Oh, really? That's right.
29:52
Unless it's open now, it's the military.
29:55
Loyalty to the Constitution over illegal demands is now in
29:59
question, a principle backed by the US law and doctrine.
30:06
Absolutely. the US law and doctrine.
30:08
And also, wait a minute, there's more.
30:10
The legal experts now who are familiar now call such strikes a
30:14
potential war crime, while tensions rise from recent US hit
30:19
on Iranian nuclear sites and blocked oil routes with oil
30:23
prices spiking in the deadline approaches.
30:28
And certainly that is the case. And don't I know it.
30:31
It's it's nearly $6.25 where I am, Jim, if you can believe it.
30:37
But that seems like it is the consensus.
30:40
You had Roe, Roe, Khanna, the congressman today, just a couple
30:46
of hours ago, reiterating that that the 25th Amendment will be
30:49
used. So can Congress do it, Jim?
30:51
Or does it really depend on the vice president?
30:55
By my understanding, it depends on the vice president and it's a
30:59
vote of the cabinet and I think it's just a simple majority vote
31:03
that he's removed from office and the vice president is
31:06
installed. But as I understand, the vice
31:09
president has to initiate it. As far as disobeying illegal
31:15
orders, absolutely. As a Marine Corps officer, I
31:19
used to give instruction to recruits about that obligation
31:24
to not obey illegal orders. When you talk about bombing Iran
31:30
into the Stone Age, the bridges of power plants, these are not
31:35
only war crimes, crimes against humanity.
31:37
He's talking about genocide. He's talking about destroying an
31:42
entire civilization with roots that are 100 times older, 10
31:48
times older. We're 250.
31:50
They're 2500 and some estimated as far back as 5000 years.
31:55
They have an ancient civilization, a great
31:57
civilization, one of the most awesome in the history of
32:02
humanity, Dean, right there, Iran.
32:05
And they're not going to back down to anybody, most certainly
32:09
not a Donald Trump. Interesting you say that.
32:16
OK, we're going to hit this quick break.
32:19
Jim, when we get back, I really want to show you exactly what I
32:23
was talking about regarding Christie just moments ago.
32:26
I'd rather you see it than me tell you it.
32:29
I want to come back to just what?
32:31
What the generals defying and, and, and all that really entails
32:36
and what can we do about it? And and a few more inquiries
32:40
from our very observant night owl class here, which is just a
32:46
second to none kind of ordeal anyways.
32:48
So stand by there Jim is. I am sending myself to the next
32:54
level. That's how we see it.
32:55
All right. You're watching a members only
32:57
ordeal here tonight, a members only show of the World War 3
33:00
update. You're going to see segments of
33:02
this put out to the general. But anyways, we're going to take
33:07
this quick break. I'll come back.
33:08
I'm going to tell everybody what the schedule here is for real
33:12
deal media going forward this week, really.
33:15
But going into next week, you're going to be quite surprised and
33:19
and hopefully pleased, hopefully pleased.
33:20
So anyways, stand by. We'll be back after this quick
33:24
break. Don't go anywhere.
33:36
Let's all go to the lobby. Let's all go to the lobby.
33:42
Let's all go to the lobby to get ourselves a treat.
33:47
Delicious things to eat. The popcorn can't be beat.
33:53
The sparkling drinks are just dandy.
33:56
The chocolate bars and the candy.
33:58
So let's all go to the lobby to get ourselves a treat.
34:05
Let's all go to the lobby to get ourselves a treat.
34:25
The talk with mom lunches were getting pretty boring so I told
34:30
her about I'm doing chicken spread now look what she does
34:33
with our sandwiches. Cranberry sauce and lettuce on
34:36
chicken spread. Sharky peanut butter and apple
34:38
sauce on this one. Even made a nifty sauce tomato
34:41
salad. Like I told her mom you plus
34:43
underwear. Just like having a bondish Mord.
35:01
Cocaine has he's. Got a baggy?
35:04
It's an 8 ball. He's got an 8 ball.
35:08
Oh, and cocaine has fired up butter.
35:22
Coke serve got some help. He's got a baggy.
35:24
It's an 8 ball. That is why the security.
36:13
All the anti seminites to all the isolationists, I don't
36:17
believe, forget it. I'm not with you, I'm with
36:20
Israel. I will be with Israel to our
36:22
dying day. They're the best ally we could
36:24
hope for. So we have a commander in chief
36:26
and President Trump, who I think is Ronald Reagan plus plus plus.
37:07
The entire country can be taken out in one night, and that night
37:10
might be tomorrow night. Well, there, I'm sure there's a
37:14
lot of military commanders right now, a lot of senior officers
37:18
who are saying to themselves, I can't obey an unlawful order.
37:22
I can't do things that I know are absolutely wrong, but they
37:27
also feel like they have to. They are not going to open the
37:30
straight. And so unless somebody puts the
37:33
brakes on right away, we're going to wind up in a place that
37:38
we can't even imagine, not just Iran, US and the rest of the
37:42
world. And so that means, because this
37:43
is obvious to anyone who's paying any attention, that if
37:45
you work in the White House, we're in the US military, Now
37:47
it's time to say no, absolutely not, and say it directly to the
37:50
president. No case.
37:52
You're thinking about using some weapon of mass destruction
37:54
against the population of Iran, in whose name we liberated Iran.
37:59
We killed their religious leader for their benefit.
38:00
Do you remember that? This was last month?
38:04
Those people who are in direct contact with the president need
38:09
to say no, I'll resigned. I'll do whatever I can do
38:14
legally to stop this because this is insane.
38:17
And if given the order, I'm not carrying it out.
38:19
Figure out the codes. OK, well, there you have it
38:27
there. There's no doubt about that.
38:29
No doubt about that. Welcome back everybody to a
38:32
members only kind of affair here tonight.
38:36
Dean Ryan still reporting and being with you here from Studio
38:41
BI. Think for the last, probably the
38:43
last couple of times this week as we'll update there, got the
38:48
new, wonderful new monitor. I wish I had a photo of it, but
38:52
it looks great. The computer's ready to go.
38:54
We just have to get it into our studio A which that's exciting
38:59
anyways. OK, You just saw Ladybug,
39:03
Lindsey Graham there in the little montage during a break.
39:07
And then you saw some of the outcry from generals and pundits
39:13
all alike across the board. You saw Tucker Carlson there and
39:18
even Jeffrey Sachs, everybody with with some kind of
39:22
intellect. It it's it's pretty much in all
39:26
concerto and and the census is somebody needs to do something
39:32
because this is not what this country is founded on.
39:36
And more importantly, this is not even what people voted for.
39:40
Jim, I'm going to bring Jim Fetzer back to the stage.
39:43
We think he went to the concession stand.
39:45
I think he's back now, Jim, let's talk about that right off
39:51
the bat before we get to Lindsey Graham in all that, all those
39:55
people. But you saw that there.
39:58
There's a call for him to be removed.
40:01
I think it's warranted. I think This is why the founders
40:03
put into the framing a 25th Amendment to begin with.
40:08
This is very dangerous because I think it's very crystal clear
40:11
what's happening here, Jim. We have foreign agents
40:15
masquerading as American officials and representatives
40:19
that are doing the bidding and The Dirty work of Israel at the
40:24
expense of the blood and treasure of the American men and
40:28
women in in in the military service.
40:30
Let's get your take on what you just saw there.
40:34
Well, those were good clips, Dean.
40:37
Let me say Lindsay has changed his tune.
40:41
He's always been a Warhawk. He was right there with John
40:44
McCain, Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, Moran, all that absurdity.
40:49
But now he's saying no, Donald, maybe it's time to wind this
40:55
things down. I think he realizes he's learned
41:00
Israel has take such a plummeting.
41:03
It's amazing how much damage is being inflicted on Israel.
41:07
They never anticipated Iran could retaliate with such
41:12
strength and vigor and they are having to recalculate
41:17
everything. They realize now they committed
41:20
a calamitous blunder and Trump is desperately trying to find a
41:25
way out. Jim, what was it He's to sing
41:29
with John McCain? What was that again?
41:33
Bom BOM. Bom bom bom bom bom baram bom
41:37
bom bom bom you're supposed to go.
41:41
I was going to go the next verse with you.
41:42
Yeah, Yeah, yeah, yeah. McCain was.
41:46
He then goes bom, bom. Yeah, McCain was a world class
41:50
asshole. OK Lindsey Graham right there.
41:54
Look at it. When you come right down to it,
41:56
game, it's really bad. These people are traitors to the
42:01
US. They're Israeli lackeys and it's
42:04
pathetic. I agree.
42:10
That's not the smell of victory. He's he's taking the whiff up
42:13
there. That is unusual.
42:15
OK, let me bring this. Let's view that if we can one
42:19
more time. I I want to bring this to
42:20
question. This is interesting, though.
42:22
Here's Ladybug, Lindsey Graham, and I'm going to tell you why
42:24
He's he's trying to do the moonwalk as fast as he can for
42:28
Israel. Israel, OK, it's the anti
42:31
seminites to all the isolationists.
42:33
I don't forget it. I'm not with you, I'm with
42:37
Israel. I will be with Israel to our
42:39
dying day. They're the best ally we could
42:41
hope for. So we have a commander in chief
42:43
and President Trump, who I think is Ronald Reagan plus plus plus
42:50
Ronald Reagan plus plus plus. OK, Jim, I think you're right.
42:54
Look, Lindsey Graham is backing off because he has a primary and
42:58
I don't think he's going to win, Jim.
42:59
He was booed by his own constituents.
43:02
He's backing up. And without power, this guy is
43:05
probably going to get pulverized wherever he goes in South
43:08
Carolina because he forgot where he come from.
43:11
He forgot where he come from because he's having such a good
43:14
time partying over there in Tel Aviv where they have just
43:18
nourished him with rent boys and all the like that to the point
43:21
where, you know, we're all, you know, on the brink of nuclear
43:25
war. And then he is at Disney World
43:27
in Orlando, Jim, singing show tunes and all kinds of just
43:32
Broadway originals. It's just disgusting.
43:35
OK, So I want to get that out there into.
43:39
The You know, you know. Tel Aviv is a sodomy capital of
43:43
the universe. No wonder he feels so
43:46
comfortable in Tel Aviv. It is a gay sodomy capital of
43:51
the universe. Well, look, I'm not with you
43:56
Shardamats, I'm with Israel. OK, I'll get it down here.
44:01
He gets here. We have people who are
44:02
commenting. We have Lena, Star Moon.
44:04
Shame that he gets very rabid when he talks.
44:08
He is so bloodthirsty and lusting for war constantly.
44:13
He starts getting like this and it's so demonic.
44:16
He gets possessed, you know? Who the hell is he and how has
44:20
he remained in his position for all this time?
44:23
It's disgusting. We have Lindstrom, who then
44:27
says, tell it as it is, Jim, you go.
44:30
She says, you go, boy, OK? And Maddie says he's going to
44:35
get chewed up and spit out like a hakatawa.
44:40
I guess that's a Native tribe we're still learning about.
44:42
Thank you for that, Maddie. That's very true.
44:46
OK, so here's another one. And now in discovery.
44:50
Now, the nylon. Look, Jim and I are not experts
44:55
in the nylon hosiery department. We know people who are we're
45:00
scholars of our own kind. But when the question came up of
45:04
when I made the reference that is Donald Trump going the way of
45:09
Mr. Gnome, well, Jim was unfamiliar with the reference.
45:13
So I had my research department team quickly find me some kind
45:17
of evidence to further my point and so we can expand on that.
45:20
And Jim, here's what transpired just earlier, or I should say
45:24
last week on a weekend. Well here it is.
45:28
This is why Christian Gnome has asked for privacy, prayers and
45:34
well probably a good lawyer as her husband was discovered cross
45:38
dressing with huge bazoomas there.
45:42
As you can see huge Dolly Parton fan.
45:46
We found out and he was found on a website of men who dressed
45:52
like women and tried to look for dates.
45:57
As you can imagine how humiliated Christie is.
46:02
And Jim, just what do we say to her at this time?
46:06
It must just, she must be devastated.
46:10
She's a great looking woman. I I don't get it.
46:14
I wonder. I mean, she obviously made a
46:18
faithfully wrong choice in marrying this guy.
46:21
I would suggest unless she thought was OK from the
46:26
beginning, I mean, you think that's something so important he
46:30
wouldn't be able to keep it from her if they were going to marry,
46:34
that she would know about it in advance.
46:36
But that is humiliating that it should become public under any
46:41
circumstance. Humiliating.
46:44
Yeah, I can't imagine, especially if he was borrowing
46:48
her lingerie to do so. That's even worse.
46:52
So now we know why the rumors of her and and Corey Lewandowski
46:57
were even a thing to begin with. That you heard it right, Maddie
47:00
Bazooka is absolutely correct. That is the medical term for my
47:05
pre Med days. Thank you.
47:07
And it's why Lena Star Moon, who is familiar, she says it's why
47:12
she had affairs. I'd say so foolishly with Corey
47:18
Lewandowski. OK, let's talk about this now
47:22
Jim, let let's get back to the main topic before we go.
47:26
And then I want to ask you about Charlie Kirk to close the show.
47:29
But let's talk about this now you have Israel in complete
47:33
damage. You saw there in the the the
47:36
montage 450 missile were were in one round sent to by Iran with
47:45
love to Israel Jim where the now the Iron Dome all of its
47:50
interceptors have completely failed prior to this they were
47:54
only capturing 2 out of every 10 missiles shot.
47:57
Now it's just completely done and it no longer working and you
48:02
have people who are stuck there that they're psychologically
48:05
messed up now it can't come out of their bunkers.
48:10
Where does this go, you know, logistically from here on out
48:15
because Israel's obliterated, as you saw.
48:19
You have Israelis now getting out of the country, fleeing
48:22
those who have money to do so. And I'm just getting reports now
48:26
about 300,000 plus Israelis have now made their way to Argentina
48:34
because of President Miele, the sycophant of the Zionist
48:37
sycophant who has paved the way, Penta Leonia to now make it the
48:45
new Israel some other places around the world.
48:48
So where does this go now logistically for Israel in our
48:53
ties to that country? Because we can't protect them,
48:56
Jim? Well, it's, it's a great
49:00
question. I Iran is not going to ease up
49:05
until Israel has been pulverized and they're getting there very
49:09
fast. You're absolutely right.
49:13
The Israelis are furious about it.
49:16
Netanyahu, if he is still alive, and I frankly suspect he was in
49:21
fact killed in that same attack that was reported to have killed
49:26
his brother along with four generals.
49:28
I believe BB is no longer among the living.
49:33
I haven't heard reports to the contrary, but that remains my
49:36
present belief. And I think this may also be why
49:40
Trump is kind of being a ship without a rudder.
49:43
He doesn't have BB to steer him, to tell him what to do and what
49:46
not to do. I do believe Lindsay is a
49:50
weather vane. And Lindsay saying he thinks
49:53
maybe we need to wind this thing down.
49:56
He's saying we've had enough. Israel has had the hell beat out
50:01
of it and the Gulf states are at the mercy of Iran.
50:06
The Petro dollar is defunct. It's going to have vast
50:10
consequences. They're inviting Europe to
50:13
transit the straight by paying in euros.
50:17
They're giving other nations beside the US and Israel the
50:22
opportunity to master straight by paying a fee.
50:26
A toll in Chinese Wan. So the American dollar?
50:32
Forget it and the consequences for you and for me and for our
50:36
quality of life here in the US Inflation is going up.
50:39
Our quality of life is going down.
50:42
That's what Donald Trump has given us here by his reckless
50:46
venture in irresponsibly attacking perhaps the most
50:51
peaceful, great nation the world has ever known.
50:56
Yeah, I would say the most, some of the most beautiful women in
51:00
the world, the Persian women who routinely win beauty pageants.
51:06
Same with the Lebanese, which, you know, Lebanon is now I think
51:09
too. Israel has now expanded their
51:11
borders into southern Lebanon, just, you know, proclaiming
51:14
that's theirs now, you know, So here's my point is they can bomb
51:19
Israel all they want, but the, the fact of the matter is the
51:23
Zionist, the, the money class of the Israeli, I guess former
51:28
nation of Israel, if you want to call it that, the settlers,
51:32
they're still alive and well, Jim.
51:34
This doesn't end until those people are rounded up, their
51:38
wealth is confiscated. So this doesn't happen again
51:41
routinely what, you know, every couple of years or months from
51:44
now. I don't think this is over by
51:46
any stretch of the imagination, especially if now they're going
51:50
to be leeching off India, who's a nuclear power and you know,
51:54
they'll put their puppets, puppets into the post of, of
51:58
positions of power. Don't you think that is truly a
52:02
a real underlining of threats that we're going to have to deal
52:05
with, if not later, maybe even now?
52:09
Well, just let me add about Lebanon.
52:12
Hezbollah is beating the hell out of Israel and Lebanon.
52:16
The other day, they took out 10 tanks.
52:18
More recently, they took out a column of 21 Israeli tanks.
52:22
They destroyed every single one of the column, Dean.
52:27
So Israel is not happy. Hezbollah has defeated them
52:32
before. They're taking an awful lot out
52:35
on the Houthis. I don't like that at all.
52:39
Iran I believe is going to prevail and if if Israel nukes
52:47
Iran, I believe both Putin and ZAI have told Israel they will
52:53
nuke Israel. So I don't think.
52:56
They can play. Card on Iran, but they're
52:59
already blamed it on the Houthis in Yemen.
53:03
Right. And I think that now we have 2
53:06
weeks now, OK, we have two weeks before another deadline is set.
53:09
Now, I think this is a very dangerous two weeks, Jim.
53:12
And here's why this was just said the other day.
53:15
I put this out. Well, Netanyahu warns that Iran,
53:20
wink, wink, Israel is actively plotting to assassinate
53:23
President Donald Trump. Now.
53:26
How convenient that this is the case now because they said that
53:30
last time in Butler, PA, which, you know, many of us, we believe
53:36
Trump was in on the fix for that.
53:38
It was so bad in retrospect, especially, it's So what?
53:43
What would that look like, Jim? A, a, an assassination attempt
53:46
or a, a successful assassination attempt on Donald Trump?
53:52
Does he, is he, is he aware of this?
53:55
Is it going to be another false flag where he he gets out of the
53:58
off stage, makes his death like a former Prime Minister of Japan
54:02
and gives it to JD? What does this look like in the
54:05
very near future here finally? Well, wouldn't surprise me,
54:10
Dean, if Mossad were to assassinate Trump, to blame it
54:14
on Iran, it would not surprise me.
54:17
But I think the American people have seen it all, that they no
54:21
longer believe in Israel. The genocide, the Charlie Kirk
54:25
shooting, even if I think it was staged to save Charlie's life,
54:31
most people believe Israel did it.
54:34
This is their standard operating procedure.
54:37
The Iranians aren't into assassination.
54:40
That's most sod. And yeah, we have this alleged
54:44
hacking by the Iranians that the FBI was saying that Tyler is a
54:49
Patsy. He was being set up as a Patsy
54:52
because nobody shot Charlie. But that report there about
54:56
decapitation, that's nonsense. That's not true.
54:58
Well, let let. Let's let's go over that.
55:01
What why don't we go over that what they found in the e-mail
55:04
and then we'll have Jim share a counter to it.
55:09
So what the people understand, let me set it up because here's
55:12
what happened is what about a week ago was late last week, you
55:19
had Iranian hackers who claimed that, who claimed that they,
55:25
they hacked Cash Patel's emails. We, you know, we kind of went
55:29
over this before they, they found just nonsensical kind of
55:34
videos. You had Cash Patel who was
55:36
auditioning as a belly dancer. You know, you know, everybody
55:41
has their thing, you know, we get that.
55:44
But they also found emails in regard in regarding the the
55:49
Charlie Kirk event. Now what's interesting is they
55:52
didn't hack cash Patel's home, home computer or work computer
55:58
for that fact where they got all of these what you would probably
56:01
call blackmail material. And they have more they have
56:04
released. They recovered this from Israel.
56:08
It was on their hardwares. Now here's what some of the
56:12
things they found in an interview recently.
56:14
This is what was said. Well, this is one of the hackers
56:18
saying, quote, he was accidentally decapitated by a
56:20
piece of shrapnel from a miniature explosive planted
56:23
inside his microphone. OK, then they said yeah, plan
56:32
inside the microphone. Thank you.
56:33
Again, I just want to reiterate for my own well-being, this is
56:38
what we've pieced together from emails and other intelligent
56:41
sources. One thing everyone can agree on,
56:45
that Tyler Robinson is a Patsy after all, much to Erica Kirk's
56:51
dismay. Isn't that something?
56:54
OK Jim, let's get your take on this as this is quite eye
57:01
opening for some. What are your thoughts on this
57:05
because this almost goes in the face of definitely the FB is
57:08
narrative but but maybe some alternatives as well.
57:12
Your thoughts, Jim? Well, the conclusion is correct.
57:15
Tyler is a Patsy. That's because the whole thing
57:19
was staged. Charlie didn't actually die, and
57:22
I can guarantee you if it'd been decapitated by shrapnel there
57:25
would have been blood everywhere.
57:28
But there wasn't blood anywhere. The only blood was CGID.
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And then you can see the wound on his neck moves around because
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they had it added to the video. Dean when everyone was
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distracted by the guy who claimed to have shot him.
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That was to give those with doing the video to add the blood
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in. It was all fake.
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I'm actually editing a book about it and representing all
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sides. So, Charlie Kirk, dead or alive,
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stand by. I'll let you know as the work
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progresses. Yes, stand by.
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OK, well, I think that is kind of it.
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Why don't we take a question or two and we're going to head out
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of here and and try to make sense of it all.
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Well, here we have we have Lena Star Moon in reference to
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Christine Gnome's husband or soon to be former.
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He probably stretched out her clothes by Caitlyn Jenner.
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That's a good point. He is a big guy.
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You know, I, I didn't think about that.
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There's another one. Here's another one.
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Here we have Maddie Lynn saying the following, that he was
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spending $25 a minute, $1500 for an hour.
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What is that exactly? Please explain.
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OK, here. Yeah.
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This is interesting. Maddie asked.
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What about the upcoming Bilderberg meeting this week?
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That is very key. The Bilderberg meeting, the
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annual one is usually in June. It takes place over the summer.
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It's never really in the United States anymore.
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However, there was an expedited concern and inversion of it now
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for April 10th that's taking place in DC.
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Jim, this is kind of it. It's very timely, isn't it?
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I what I think they're doing is they're going to be planning.
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What are we going to do now? We got to get Trump out of the
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picture. The the worldwide calamity is
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shimming very fast. What do you have any thoughts on
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that? Yeah, yeah.
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I think they may be deciding the Zionist project is at an end,
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that Israel has been destroyed by Iran and they've got a
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undertake different ways of gaining control of the world,
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that Israel is not going to play a major role in the future.
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If that I had to guess, that's my best bet.
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OK, that is your best bet. That's a good point.
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OK, there it is. And does Dave wants to know does
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Kushner usually attend for the state's did the Bilderberg
1:00:02
meeting? I don't know.
1:00:03
That's a good question. You know what we found out,
1:00:05
Dave, in the Epstein files? Was that Kushner?
1:00:09
Is running kind of the hen house Here he is the ultimate deep
1:00:12
stater in his family. That's a very good question.
1:00:16
And finally, this is a good one too.
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Here it is the money he spent for the OK Oh, she's saying the
1:00:24
money that was spent for the boob job.
1:00:27
Girls judge him on his OK. I I didn't know he got breast
1:00:31
implants. That is news to me.
1:00:33
OK, final thoughts, Jim. And I think mutually we're on
1:00:37
the same page. I think Americans as a whole are
1:00:40
on the same page that, you know, this kind of banter, it does not
1:00:45
represent the principles and foundation of the military, of
1:00:50
the US military, let alone the people.
1:00:52
And I think I've never seen a a hallmark moment more than when
1:00:58
everybody that I can see in this country, they they don't want to
1:01:03
stand for this anymore. They they've had enough of this
1:01:06
kind of hawkish, you know, psychopathy, if you will.
1:01:10
Final thoughts, Jim Fetcher. Dana may not take a most hot
1:01:16
plot to blame on Iran to assassinate Donald Trump.
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I think there are a lot of Americans who would regard that
1:01:22
as a patriotic duty. I'm sorry to say Trump has
1:01:26
proven to be someone completely opposite that he pretended to
1:01:30
be. I'm totally disillusioned with a
1:01:32
guy. He has worn out his welcome.
1:01:35
He was never putting America of hers and he.
1:01:39
We have paid massively and are going to continue.
1:01:42
Inflation up, quality of life down, petrodollar gone forever
1:01:50
because of his malfeasance, his dereliction of duty, and his
1:01:55
incompetence and dedication to putting Israel for sad to say.
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Sad to say, indeed. OK, we're going to leave it
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there. Jim, I want to thank you for
1:02:07
sharing your time with all of us here tonight.
1:02:09
All the night out. You can see some of Jim's
1:02:12
segments I'll be putting out there for a greater extension.
1:02:16
You can also catch Jim eight days a week over there at
1:02:19
Revolution Radio and I think he'll be on tour with Ringo
1:02:22
Starr and the All Star Band this summer.
1:02:24
You don't want to catch him there.
1:02:25
He's doing backup vocals. I'll might join him and but also
1:02:29
you can catch Jim with me back on the regular Regiment here
1:02:34
starting Tuesday. You'll see him next week with
1:02:37
World at War, as World at War will return Monday.
1:02:40
Knock on wood somewhere, please. OK, so members night owls, if
1:02:45
you want to join me backstage, we will put the we'll put the
1:02:50
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1:02:53
wherever you are located. You can do that and we can have
1:02:56
a further discussion on this. Hopefully you'll get that.
1:03:00
Well, you probably would. OK anyways, for Jim Fetzer and
1:03:04
for all of us here at Real Deal Media, I'm Dean Ryan saying
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thank you, all of you. And until next time, always
1:03:09
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