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The rise of radical Islam in Iran and the mullahs’ grip on power · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  We are faith and fury.
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  Love and fire.
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  This is the human equation.
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  Where every voice counts and every truth cuts deep.
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  With your host, Joseph Packard.
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  Good evening, everybody.
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  Welcome to the human equation.
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  I'm your host, Joe Pangaro.
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  So enjoying my evening coffee.
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  Yes, even this late in the evening I will drink coffee.
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  It comes from years and years and years of drinking coffee around the clock.
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  It uh it really doesn't affect me.
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  Actually, it helps me go to sleep, believe it or not.
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  And conversely, in the morning, it helps me to wake up.
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  So it's just uh my system must be really strange after 35 years in law enforcement.
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  Okay, so what's on my mind for us to talk about?
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  I think it's important to acknowledge that America is at war.
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  Is this good?
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  Is this bad?
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  Should we have done it?
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  Should we have not done it?
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  I'm gonna say that I think you can make a case probably on either side.
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  I tell you where I come down right off the bat.
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  Because I hate when people, you know, they dance around and they tease it for an hour before they say what they want to say.
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  Spit it out, I always say.
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  But when I look at it, I said, peace is always what we want.
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  Right?
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  We always want peace to live in peace with our neighbors, with our friends, with other countries, with our family.
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  We want to live in peace.
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  But if we live just hoping for peace in the face of evil or danger, we're heading ourselves out for a big problem.
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  Okay.
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  You can want peace as much as you want, but if the people that are coming against you don't want peace, then you're chamberlain waving a piece of paper, which really means nothing.
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  Now that's a it's a nice way of saying and leading into I think we had no choice but to go after Iran at this particular point.
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  And here's here's some of my thoughts.
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  And then we'll dig into it a little bit more.
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  So I see a lot of our friends on the left who unfortunately I hate to say it, but it it's this Trump derangement syndrome is really negative to them and our country and and to everything, because it doesn't matter what Trump does.
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  They are against it.
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  So now you see people out in the streets marching for Iran for the mullahs, supporting them against America's evil criminal.
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  Trump is a criminal, a war criminal.
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  In the meantime, the people, the people who live in Iran, are suffering unbelievable.
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  Do you realize since the crackdown that they started a few weeks ago, they have killed between 20 and 30,000 of their citizens protesting out in the streets for freedom.
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  So let's juxtapose that on the protests here in America against ice and against uh ice uh following the law and arresting criminals and dangerous people.
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  Over there, they fought against their government, and twenty to thirty, maybe even forty thousand people were murdered in the streets.
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  Here in America, you who live under such terrible conditions, and Trump's a dictator, and Trump's gonna come and get you.
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  Um you run your mouths day and night, you disrupt law enforcement activities, you cause all kinds of problems in the community, and oh, well, two people got murdered, two people got murdered.
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  But no, they didn't get murdered.
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  They were killed in interactions with law enforcement, and we've been we've been over that and over that.
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  The investigations will show if the officers did anything inappropriate.
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  Because remember, let's remember some of the basic rules.
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  You're not allowed to interfere with the police.
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  You're not allowed to get involved with the police when they're doing their job.
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  So anything that comes after that is really uh your fault.
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  Because if you had stayed on the sidewalk, if you had gotten out of your car, those people wouldn't be dead.
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  We can't get past that.
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  We have to make sure we always go back to that reality and say, well, it's true.
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  If uh if Mr.
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  Pready had simply stayed on the sidewalk with his sign and not interfered with the officers and got in their face and did all this other stuff, he would be alive today.
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  And uh I can't remember the young woman's name.
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  It's it's slipped right out of my head.
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  If she had gotten out of her car instead of blocking traffic, instead of trying to run the officer over, she'd be alive.
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  So let's let's deal with that.
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  So let's juxtapose what happened in Iran.
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  So the people over there want freedom.
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  They want freedom.
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  They're out in the street.
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  Twenty to forty thousand people were murdered in the streets.
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  And you, some of you out there are supporting those that government.
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  Now, hopefully it's not a lot of you, but you know who you are.
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  You're out there, you know, Trump is a war criminal.
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  Look what he's doing.
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  He's he's trying to, you know, evade from from Epstein.
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  Well, everybody's been looking at the Epstein files, and if there was anything in there that showed Trump having sex with nine-year-olds, we'd know about it by now.
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  There's nothing there.
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  But you're gonna keep, you know, banging that hammer.
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  You know why?
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  Because there's a lot of really stupid people, uninformed people out there.
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  I hate to say that, but it's true because I watch these um, I watch these street interviews with people, and they say, why don't why don't you like Trump?
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  He's a pedophile.
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  What proof do you have?
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  Because he's a pedophile.
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  That they they they just repeat it.
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  Like he's a pedophile.
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  So here's Oprah Winfrey.
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  We talked about her a few weeks ago.
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  Oprah Winfrey, she's mentioned in the files, so she comes right out and she says, hey man, you know, whoopee Goldberg, look at me, I was, you know, okay, my name.
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  I don't know if Whoopi was, it was whoopy.
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  I know it was definitely Oprah.
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  Maybe she was on the view, that's where it was.
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  And she says, Oh, let me explain this.
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  I knew the guy, I met him, I used his plane for crit Bill Clinton.
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  Oh, Bill Clinton, he used the plane seventy-two times to go on stuff.
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  He's in hot tubs with young girls having a hard time explaining that.
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  And even though there's those pictures of Bill Clinton in those hot tubs, and I'm sure there's other photographs that are not good, even though Epstein had a photo uh a painting of of Bill Clinton in a dress in his in his island house or New York house, whatever, uh that seems like a pretty strange relationship to have uh a does anybody have a painting of you in a dress in their house?
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  I don't think so.
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  But there you have lots and lots of uh smoke, they say when you smoke there's fire.
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  But how come we don't hear the drum being beaten every single day that well there's no pictures of Trump.
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  The only pictures they had of Trump with young women, they had to black out their faces and lie and say they were teenagers.
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  And turns out they were of age models at one of his uh beauty pageants or something.
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  They had a lie and make it up to go after him.
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  Here you have Bill Clinton in a hot tub with young girls, and he's admitting, well, I got a massage, I think I got a massage from uh from Charrette, or uh maybe I thought it was Charette.
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  I liked her, maybe it was her.
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  He couldn't remember who, but he actually got a massage.
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  And isn't that what some of this stems from?
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  Oh, the massages led to other things.
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  Right?
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  Okay.
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  But is there a drum beat out there to go after Bill Clinton?
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  Uh as he's testifying that, and there's pictures of him.
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  Where's the pictures of Trump in the hot tub with the girls?
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  There are none.
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  And if it turned and I've said this a hundred times.
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  So if you're sitting in your basement and you're underwear taking notes, write this down in big letters.
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  If there is proof, there's actual real proof, not just hatred thoughts, and and it, you know, you're gonna you know, you know it in your heart that he did it.
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  If there's some real proof that that Donald Trump uh sexually abused young girls, I'd be the first one to say he gotta go, and he has to face the music for that.
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  Right?
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  But we don't have any of that.
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  But you're losing your mind over it because that's why he's doing this.
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  He started a whole war.
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  He started a whole war, got the whole government involved because of the Epstein files.
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  This is where you start to see that you you're really unhinged.
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  You're really unhinged on the left.
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  Not not all of you, but a lot of you are really uh out of your minds.
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  You just you can't get past this.
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  Your hatred of Donald Trump is just driving you crazy.
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  So I just had to say that because we we have to understand what we're doing, who we are, what we're talking about.
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  Let's go back to 1979.
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  Right?
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  So go back to 1979, uh, before Ronald Reagan was elected.
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  Um the uh the Mullahs and Ayatollah Khomeini, who was living in France, exiled to France, the Shah of Iran was deposed and removed, and Ayatollah Khomeini and his um uh his cohorts took over the country of Oran, Iran, and they immediately turned it into a theocracy, an Islamic republic, where the religion was now the government, the army, everything.
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  The lives of everyday Iranians changed.
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  They were educated people, men and women.
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  Uh there was pictures that you can go back and look at.
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  Iran was a beautiful place.
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  It wasn't a Western place, but it was certainly modernized.
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  Um women had freedom.
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  And then these guys come in, the uh mullahs, and they decide, nope, we're going back, let's go back uh 1500 years, and we're gonna drive the country back into the state.
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  Stone age and we are in charge and we're going to go by Sharia law.
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  Which, if you look at Sharia law, and I'm not an expert on Sharia law, I'm just talking about the things that I see.
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  Forcing women to wear these hijabs and cover their faces and cover their bodies and you know, talk about uh my body, my choice, right?
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  Where are all these ladies here in America?
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  My body, my choice crowd.
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  Here's an actual group of women who have no autonomy over their bodies.
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  Here's a group of women that, you know, hey, they can't go out in the street unless they have a male member of the family went with them.
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  They can't uh take that hijab off at the at the fear of death of beating to death, right?
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  Uh we look at some of these things and we say, well, just ignore it.
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  You know, our friends on the left, you know, just ignore it.
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  Um it's better than America.
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  It's better than America, right?
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  Because you just can't get away from your your delusion life.
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  Or any.
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  So we go back to 1979, Ayatollah Khomeini takes over Iran, and Iran immediately becomes an enemy of America.
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  They took the American embassy over.
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  And for those of you who weren't around then, uh, we had this hostage drama.
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  I think they had 79 of our hostages.
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  I'm not sure of the exact number, it's been a while, but I was a young person.
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  I was 17 years old when this happened.
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  It's one of the things that drove me from being uh, you know, Joey rock and roll guitar player liberal to all of a sudden seeing the world for what it was, hearing the words of Ronald Reagan and saying, well, uh they're telling me to Ronald Reagan's gonna start a war and get me killed, but uh maybe we shouldn't allow these kind of things to happen.
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  Maybe we should go get our people.
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  Maybe we should do something powerful, right?
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  We're America.
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  How do we let them take our hostages?
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  Well, that hostage taking lasted for 444 days.
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  That's when they finally released him.
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  And when did they release them?
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  When did they release them?
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  Well, uh Ronald Reagan had won the election, and he was taking the oath of office.
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  And he had made it very, very clear that those hostages had better be released by the time he had the controls of American power.
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  Because he would have done what Donald Trump just did.
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  He would have win, went in and lit them up and taught them a lesson about taking Americans hostage and showed them what real use of power is.
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  That's what I believe would have happened.
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  And Reagan was taking the oath of office, and we heard very shortly thereafter.
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  The airplane had left Iranian airspace with our hostages.
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  They let them go.
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  Now, why did they let them go?
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  They let them go because they knew what was coming.
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  They had a weak liberal president in Jimmy Carter, very nice man, very good man, did good things after he was president.
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  He was a decent guy.
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  I I liked him when he was there.
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  I didn't like what he did as president.
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  I remember interest rates twenty percent.
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  Uh my first mortgage, you know, trying to get out of his his world was uh 12% was crazy, right?
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  But what did the Iranians do when they had a real president who was not afraid to wield American power?
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  They let those hostages go, put them on a plane, get them out of here because this guy's gonna come and take us out.
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  Now it's been many years since Ronald Reagan.
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  And the concepts of a time.
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  See, you don't realize always, I I know there's people who are a little bit older, my age, and and can really see the world from what it was like previously to this new liberalized, feminized woke world that we live in now.
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  Um where strength, masculinity is considered toxic.
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  This stuff is bad.
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  Um you know, we're i it's not good.
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  Uh America is horrible.
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  You know, our sins of the past have come back to roost and we're horrible and we should destroy America.
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  This kind of nonsense is really detrimental, and it's really hurt us for the last bunch of years.
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  And when we look at the presidents that that came through, you know, after Ronald Reagan, we had his vice president, uh George Herbert Walker, Bush, which uh at the time I liked him.
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  I thought he was uh, you know, not as strong as Reagan, but I thought he was in the Reagan administration.
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  I thought his history of being in the CIA and being around, he seemed uh the words that he spieled out seemed to indicate he was going to follow Reagan-like policies uh economically and around the world.
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  Uh turns out my theory of when we have abundance, and go back a couple of episodes and listen to when I talk about abundance.
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  Uh when we have abundance, we have a tendency to become unsatisfied with our world and say, this isn't right.
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  You know, now that now that we have so much we can we can let's do things we've never done before.
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  And we we started to liberalize, just like the 60s, we came out of the 60s, uh, and we liberalized everything and we we countercultured the road went crazy and the country fell apart, right, through the 70s, and we had uh we we got Jimmy Carter and we we fell apart.
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  And it wasn't until we realized that this is bad.
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  This is very bad what's going on here, and we need to correct this course.
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  And we elected Ronald Reagan.
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  Now, Reagan was an actor back in the day, that was his early career.
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  Uh, and then uh he became he was the president, I believe, of the actors union.
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  He was a Democrat.
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  And then he realized, gee, the as he said all the time, he goes, I didn't leave the Democratic Party.
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  The Democratic Party left me, and he became a Republican.
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  He was governor of California, and he was no nonsense governor of California.
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  People were counter-culturing, and he said, Yeah, that's good, protest, do what you want, but you're not gonna do it here.
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  You're not taking over campuses.
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  Right?
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  He was very strong in what he did.
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  But after him, we had George Herbert Walker.
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  Um then after him, you know, the country had abundance, and we we went with Bill Clinton.
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  You know, smart, young looking guy, young wife, uh Al Gore and his wife, young America, these people spoke uh they spoke to the to the country.
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  Um, you know, it's about the economy, and he's gonna take over and we're gonna have a better world.
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  And then we realized what we got with the Clintons.
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  We realized what we got with the Clintons were scammers.
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  You know, they were involved in land deals, they were things are you involved in land deals?
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  Let's let's take a look.
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  Who else do we see with these kind of crazy things?
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  Now, I'm not saying Republicans aren't corrupt too, they are.
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  You can find them, you can go out there and find them, but in general, when we look, how about Joe Biden having twenty-two different shell companies to shuffle money around from from different governments and stuff for companies that didn't exist that didn't happen, which isn't that funny?
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  He did that, and the Clintons.
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  They had uh, you know, uh Whitewater and they had uh the Clinton Initiative, got billion dollars for Haiti.
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  Did a billion dollars go to Haiti?
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  I don't know that it did.
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  I don't know that a lot of that money is missing.
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  Uh so we had we had all those kind of problems with Bill Clinton.
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  He had tacked far to the left.
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  You got two for the one.
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  That was what the saying was back then.
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  You got him and Hillary co-presidents, right?
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  And you know, she's the way she's gonna change health care, she's gonna they were going to socialize America, and it wasn't going well.
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  It wasn't going well, and Bill Clinton, who is a smart politician, he realized he better tack back to the right to the center if he wanted to be re-elected.
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  And he did, he was re-elected.
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  But he was he was um he threw some bombs around here and there, but he didn't do anything about Iran.
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  He didn't do anything about some of the bigger problems that we had out there.
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  Ronald Reagan brought the Soviet Union to its knees.
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  Ronald Reagan destroyed the Soviet Union.
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  Mr.
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  Gorbachev tear down this wall.
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  Why?
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  Because he created Star Wars, he created a powerful army.
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  He was not afraid to use the power of America for America's benefit, right?
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  So we have Bill Clinton, and then we have uh George George Bush the Jr., who we thought was a pretty good guy, and we had 9-11, um, which was horrific.
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  And 9-11, gee, where was that all about?
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  Oh, yeah, yeah, that was Islamic terrorism spurred on by Iran.
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  We had the coal ship bombing spurred on by Iran.
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  See, Iran is the big sponsor of terrorism throughout the world.
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  They supplied the money and they pumped up the radical i idealism, which led to all of this.
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  We had the marine barracks destroyed in Beirut.
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  Nobody did anything.
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  Even Ronald Reagan didn't do anything.
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  I I thought for sure he was gonna punch back then, but he didn't.
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  And Iran got to continue doing what they're doing.
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  And you know, we go then we move past uh we move past there and we get uh we get Barack Obama.
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  Now Barack Obama was a tough guy.
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  Remember his lines in the sand, lines in the sand here there, Syria, whatever, and people crossed the line in the sand, and he did nothing.
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  Now he did throw some bombs around, you know, he he did use some military might here and there where he needed to, that was good.
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  But he certainly didn't do anything about Iran.
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  Instead, he gave them pallets full of cash to appease them.
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  See, that's a lot of people think appeasing evil is the way to control it.
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  You know, this stupid Iran uh Iran uh deal about nuclear weapons.
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  You have to be naive, very
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  Very naive to believe that they were going to stick with any deal you wrote down.
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  Because we know they don't stick with deals that they write down.
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  All of these countries, these violent violent negative countries.
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  Iran, North Korea, Russia, China, all these people.
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  When they when they make a deal, there's only a couple of reasons they make a deal.
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  One, their back is up against the wall and they have no choice.
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  Or number two, they're doing it to buy themselves time to keep doing the evil things that they want to do.
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  And we are stupid.
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  We are like Chamberlain waving around pieces of paper.
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  Don't see the Iranians are not going to make a nuclear weapon.
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  And again, I say it again.
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  If you think for two seconds that they were not going to make a nuclear weapon secretly, uh just because they said they wouldn't, then you're part of the problem, right?
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  To believe them.
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  And that's you see some of these people protesting now.
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  Well, Trump got rid of the uh he got rid of the agreement.
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  Um whether there was an agreement in place or not.
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  The Iranians were going to make nuclear weapons, and they were going to use them because they're a a an ideologically twisted administration and government, and they have a big world view that doesn't include the West.
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  It includes a new caliphate of Islam ruling the world.
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  See, that's where we don't talk about these things because it's not politically correct.
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  No, everybody's good.
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  Everybody's all good.
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  Every except Christians, of course, you're crazy, you know, Bible-toting Nazis, you know, if you're a Christian.
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  Uh but everybody else's religion is good.
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  And this is where my theme over last bunch of episodes when we talk politics is that the adults in the room have gotta have got to really start thinking clearly and say, okay, lefties, socialists, communists.
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  Every once in a while you come up with a with a good idea, even a stop clock is right twice a day.
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  But the reality is your ideas are really dangerous, they're foolish, they're stupid, they don't really work, they're not proven in the real world.
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  So you know what?
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  Sit down and shut up.
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  That's basically what we need to do.
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  Because they opened the borders.
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  And they let all these people in.
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  Now what are we doing?
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  We're running around going, wow, there could be Iranian sleeper cells running around that could attack and kill us.
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  There could be lone wolves that are here, like the guy down in Austin.
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  There could be bigger cells that are going to be activated and kill us.
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  Well, how'd they get in here?
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  Well, they could buy a paint ticket, hi.
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  Hello, I'm uh uh uh Iranian uh terror cell, I'm gonna go buy a house in San Francisco.
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  No, they came in through the open border.
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  Where we know thousands of known terrorists came across the border.
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  Was that a good idea in retrospect?
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  When something horrifying happens, and I'm hoping that it doesn't.
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  I'm hoping that it doesn't.
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  But if it does, and we see that the country is on big time alert right now for sleeper cells, lone wolves to jump in here.
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  Um how did most of them get here?
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  They crossed that open border.
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  That was a left-wing nut idea for political reasons.
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  So I think we had to do this.
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  I have watched the world go by since 1979.
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  I've watched the rise of radical Islam.
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  I've listened to what the experts say about what that radicalism is all about and what it tells them to do, and they believe to their heart.
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  I see the danger, and it's not like it never happened before.
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  There is terrorism everywhere in the world, and most of it stems from Iran, backing it up either with money or ideologically.
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  Now, when we look at the things that have happened in the recent world, we had October 7th, where these radical terrorists crossed the border into Israel and slaughtered 1200 men, women, and children and took hostages and then killed a lot of the hostages.
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  And for you to still look around and go, well, you know, uh, that's just because Israel is horrible.
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  You're an idiot if you think that.
• 24:24
  You might not like Israel.
• 24:26
  Are you anti-Semitic?
• 24:27
  You have to look yourself in the mirror and go, am I anti-Semitic?
• 24:30
  Just like Trump derangement syndrome.
• 24:32
  Doesn't matter what good thing Trump does.
• 24:34
  I just hate him so much, I won't give him credit.
• 24:37
  I'm never going to give him credit, and I'm going to uh I'm going to oppose him at all costs, no matter what he does.
• 24:44
  Or are you anti-Semitic where you say, I don't care what Israel does.
• 24:49
  I don't care what the Jews do.
• 24:51
  I don't care about facts.
• 24:53
  I don't care about the fact that there are lots and lots of uh Arab and Muslims in the government of Israel, but there are none uh in Gaza.
• 25:02
  There are none in Iran.
• 25:05
  Um they attack and kill the Jewish people.
• 25:08
  Uh well, the Jews kill thousands of them.
• 25:10
  No, they when they do, it's in retaliation for something that they've done to the Jews or to the Jewish state, and they're allowed to defend themselves.
• 25:20
  And I know just like you hate Trump being allowed to wield power.
• 25:25
  Oh, you people hate that.
• 25:27
  It just it just drives you crazy watching him be president and wield presidential power.
• 25:32
  You hate to see Iran or anybody fight with Israel, and then Israel fights back and beats them.
• 25:40
  So this is this is a moment of self-introspection.
• 25:43
  You have to look inward.
• 25:44
  So go to go to go ahead to the mirror while you're listening, and then open your eyes really wide and look in there and go, am I suffering Trump derangement syndrome?
• 25:54
  Am I anti-Semitic?
• 25:56
  Why don't I see the world the way other people do?
• 25:59
  So here we have many, many, many, many women in America screaming for their for their rights that they some reason think they're oppressed.
• 26:08
  I'm not saying not harder to be a woman than a man.
• 26:10
  It might be in in many instances.
• 26:12
  But the reality is you're not oppressed.
• 26:14
  Uh go to Iran and see uh see what oppression really is.
• 26:18
  Go take a look at that, and then you'll know what oppression is, and then you can compare it to your life.
• 26:23
  But we see the women in America in the streets protesting the freedom that was just won by the women in Iran.
• 26:32
  Make that make sense.
• 26:35
  We'll be back in a minute with some more.
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  Okay, we are back.
• 31:04
  I reloaded my coffee.
• 31:06
  You know, this time of night is it's sometimes it's just the right time for a an adult beverage, a nice cocktail.
• 31:15
  Um and sometimes it's too late, even though it's the same hour.
• 31:18
  Isn't that funny?
• 31:19
  Depends on how your day went.
• 31:20
  If you were busy, you had a lot going on, a lot of thinking, a lot of working to do.
• 31:24
  So tonight I have coffee.
• 31:27
  Because it's uh I just didn't feel like a cocktail.
• 31:29
  I thought it was a little too much to have a cocktail.
• 31:32
  So I think that's good.
• 31:36
  So I want to thank you for all those who write in to me and who have sent me emails.
• 31:42
  Um some of you, and you know who you are, uh kind of pointed out you're crazy.
• 31:46
  You notice that I really don't answer you anymore because it's not really a it's not a back and forth.
• 31:52
  I don't mind you disagreeing with me.
• 31:53
  I don't mind if I'm wrong and you point it out and you're correct, I will correct myself.
• 31:58
  But I do have a couple of people who obviously listen, and I'm grateful that they listen, but they they write to me and they're just you know, they sty uh they just out of their mind.
• 32:09
  You can hear you can hear them, you can see them spitting and foaming at the mouth, and they're losing their minds, and they're you know, and what do you think of that?
• 32:16
  And they're calling me names, and it's just it's really it's actually funny.
• 32:19
  Um you read it because you can see the person is just losing their mind.
• 32:24
  I think I am pretty I'm pretty even keeled, right?
• 32:28
  I I try and look at both sides and figure out, okay, am I right or am I wrong?
• 32:32
  I'd rather, you know, like I've said a thousand times.
• 32:34
  I would rather be correct than win the argument, right?
• 32:37
  Let's figure it out, you know.
• 32:39
  Am I right or wrong?
• 32:40
  I I'll take it back if I'm wrong.
• 32:42
  If I learn something, I'll change my opinion.
• 32:44
  But it's just funny.
• 32:45
  So now I gotta tell you, that is that is a very, very small percentage of people that write to me that are out of their minds, you know, Trump derangement syndrome, and you know, they just it's small, it's a small group.
• 32:58
  But I do appreciate the rest of you as well that who write in and and ask me a question or give me ideas for shows, or they tell me how something we talked about helped them to think about something differently, and I'm I'm very, very happy about that.
• 33:14
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• 33:36
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• 33:53
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• 34:27
  Hey, Joe, how are you?
• 34:29
  I hate you.
• 34:30
  Okay, just don't be violent.
• 34:31
  You know, you can hate me, that's good.
• 34:33
  Maybe we can talk, maybe we can end up being friends.
• 34:35
  Or if you like the show, you like me, hey Joe, how are you?
• 34:38
  We can have an adult beverage together, because I guarantee I will have adult beverages and some fine aromatic tobacco products, otherwise known as cigars, right?
• 34:49
  And uh one of my favorites, Rush Limbaugh used to say that.
• 34:53
  Uh fine aromatic tobacco products.
• 34:56
  Uh I do enjoy a good cigar and my my beverage of choice.
• 35:01
  If I had my druthers, if I had to go to a desert island, uh, and that's a good question for you too.
• 35:08
  If you like adult beverages, uh if you had to go to a desert island and you knew you you were going to be there for ten years, you weren't going to be rescued for ten years, and you have enough food supplies and fresh water, and you know, you can survive there on some beautiful uh island for ten years, and you could bring some adult beverages, some alcoholic beverages with you.
• 35:32
  What would you bring with you to that island?
• 35:37
  Well, it's funny.
• 35:38
  Um because there are some people that are just not drinkers.
• 35:43
  They're just not drinkers, they don't drink, they don't like to drink, and that's fine.
• 35:46
  You know, drinking's really not good for you, you know, everything in moderation.
• 35:50
  But when I think about this, when you go through different periods of your life, your choice of adult beverage can change, right?
• 35:58
  Uh so when I was young, like uh like lots of young men, you know, we uh we didn't, you know, we didn't drink hard liquor, we drank a lot of beer.
• 36:04
  We had keg parties in the woods, somebody would get a keg, or somebody's older brother or sister would pay for the keg.
• 36:10
  Uh we'd chip in and they would go get it, and we had a keg of beer in the woods, and we would have amazing, amazing times hanging out, and everybody having a couple of c a couple of glasses of beer together.
• 36:20
  It was a lot of fun.
• 36:21
  It was it was good times.
• 36:23
  I had a lot of great memories from those days.
• 36:26
  And my early adult life, um Yeah, I would have I would have icy cold beers.
• 36:32
  Well, what I found out, beers made me feel very bloated.
• 36:35
  And I I decided that a friend of ours, uh, when Kathy and I were getting married, she was the uh the maid of honor in our wedding.
• 36:42
  And she lived in Brownsville, Texas.
• 36:44
  Kathy met her in college, and uh her and I, she came up to visit us, and her and I were sitting having a beverage.
• 36:51
  She goes, Hey, uh, have you ever had a tequila sunrise?
• 36:54
  I said, you know, I've heard about tequila sunrises.
• 36:57
  I I've never had one, and tequila, I don't know if I like to keep.
• 37:00
  Well, we had tequila sunrise.
• 37:03
  And boy, did I fall for tequila, because I never drank it correctly, right?
• 37:07
  And when you're young, you don't really know what you don't.
• 37:09
  So I had the tequila sunrise.
• 37:11
  And then I liked it so much that I stopped putting the sweet stuff in it, and I just used tequila and orange juice.
• 37:17
  And I really liked it.
• 37:18
  And then I went to straight tequila on the rocks, but I had to up my game, right?
• 37:23
  You can't have, you know, the Jeep mixer tequila.
• 37:26
  You had to get a good one, uh, a patron, uh, cabo wabbo, something like that.
• 37:30
  You had to go get a good tequila to put on the rocks.
• 37:33
  And I liked it.
• 37:34
  It was very tasty.
• 37:36
  And over the course of time, you know, I was a beer and tequila guy.
• 37:42
  And then Kathy and I decided we were gonna do the Atkins diet.
• 37:45
  We want to lose some weight, so we went to low carb.
• 37:48
  I had to cut out beer, right?
• 37:50
  Which was good because beer always made me feel bloated, right?
• 37:52
  And then you break the seal and you gotta be in the bathroom every eight minutes, and I hated that.
• 37:56
  So, what were we gonna do?
• 37:57
  Well, Kathy found that she liked uh white wine first.
• 38:01
  She was drinking white wine, and I I like wine with food.
• 38:04
  I don't like to just sit and drink wine unless it's you know, if it's a romantic evening looking at the sunset or something like that, I'll have a glass of wine.
• 38:12
  But other than that, I wasn't big on wine, and then she switched to red wine.
• 38:16
  She really liked red wine, especially in the winter.
• 38:18
  Well, I went from beer and tequila.
• 38:21
  A friend of mine, Tom, says to me, Hey, have you ever had uh uh what was it uh gin and and bitter lemon?
• 38:28
  And I'm like, gin.
• 38:30
  Let me tell you.
• 38:31
  When I was a kid, uh of all the booze that you could drink, gin was like the last thing anybody wanted.
• 38:37
  Last thing anybody wanted.
• 38:40
  And I said, Gin, I no, no thanks with the gin.
• 38:43
  He goes, let me make you one.
• 38:45
  And we were sitting around his pool.
• 38:46
  Kids were swimming, the wives were talking, and he made me gin and bitter lemon.
• 38:52
  And I gotta tell you, I had never tasted anything so good in my life.
• 38:55
  And I switched, next thing you know, is a gin guy, tangare, bombay, and then I got away from the bitter lemon, and I found Tangurae, Bombay, Martinis with olives.
• 39:09
  Holy moly.
• 39:11
  Well, you know, you can overdo those pretty easily.
• 39:14
  Now, I don't want to give you the impression that I was just drinking my life away.
• 39:16
  I'm saying when I had an adult beverage, I was going through these stages where all of a sudden, wow, I never gin is fantastic.
• 39:23
  Um, let's go fast forward, do to do through life.
• 39:29
  And I was never a big whiskey fan.
• 39:32
  I was never a big whiskey fan.
• 39:34
  And then all of a sudden, I forget where who was I with?
• 39:37
  I was with somebody, and they're like, uh, I got some good bourbon you want some.
• 39:40
  I'm like, whiskey, uh, okay, let me try it.
• 39:42
  Well, opened my eyes.
• 39:44
  Now maybe my adult palate changed.
• 39:47
  My ability to enjoy a beverage changed, but bourbon.
• 39:54
  Scotch, Irish whiskey, all of a sudden, this was like the
• 40:00
  The greatest thing I couldn't believe that I was never that I never learned to enjoy this.
• 40:04
  Well, to this day now, where we are today, let's move the horse all the way forward to modern world.
• 40:09
  If I had to go to that island, if I just go jump on that island, I was going to be there for ten years, what would I bring?
• 40:15
  I would bring bourbon.
• 40:17
  Yep, believe it or not, after all of that different things that I like, I still like gin and tonics, I like them, I like Martinis, I like vodka tonic, you know, that's all good.
• 40:27
  I love tequila still, but you I'm telling you, a good Kentucky bourbon, holy moly, straight up on the rocks, wonderful, wonderful stuff.
• 40:39
  So there's the question, what would you bring to that island?
• 40:44
  I'd be bringing bourbon.
• 40:45
  Alright, so I wanted to deviate from our political talk for a couple of minutes.
• 40:52
  And give us something else to to to discuss because you can't just talk about politics all the time, though.
• 40:59
  It's hard not to talk about it, especially now when we are um uh in the middle of a war, and who knows, we're saying this could be a short war, could be a long war, could be it could encompass more people.
• 41:11
  Um but I think we need to look at it.
• 41:13
  So let me let me jump back into that.
• 41:16
  Do we need do we need to have done this to Iran now and get involved with Iran now?
• 41:22
  The proof is in the pudding, okay?
• 41:25
  Um we know they lied.
• 41:27
  We uh we we knew they lied, they were trying to very, very quickly make a nuclear bomb.
• 41:33
  Now, when you have someone who's a radical, dangerous person, and they have a weapon and they threaten people with it, and they call for it, say you have a neighbor.
• 41:44
  Say you have a neighbor who's crazy, they're problematic, they threaten you and your family all the time, and now they have a gun, and they're walking around with it, and they're threatening to shoot you, they're threatening to kill you, and you know they're crazy.
• 41:58
  You want law enforcement to come, right?
• 42:00
  Take that weapon away from them because they're threatening you.
• 42:02
  They're very dangerous.
• 42:05
  Well, Iran is like that.
• 42:07
  What do they scream?
• 42:08
  Death to America, death to Israel.
• 42:10
  Their goal is to wipe America and Israel off the map.
• 42:15
  There's an old saying out there when you're dealing with people.
• 42:19
  When someone tells you who they are and what they're going to do, you believe them.
• 42:24
  So when these people say they're going to blow us up and kill us, they want to get rid of us, and then they sponsor terrorism around the world that has killed hundreds, if not thousands of Americans.
• 42:40
  So listen to that.
• 42:42
  The Iranians that Trump just attacked the mullahs, and he knocked them off, and he's he's wiping out all their ammunition, he's wiping out their navy, he's wiping out their ability to kill you and your family.
• 42:56
  These people have already killed thousands of Americans and other people.
• 43:02
  They've already done it.
• 43:04
  They have shown us that if they have the opportunity to do it, they will do it.
• 43:08
  So if they had a nuclear weapon and they have rockets, right?
• 43:13
  Remember, they had rockets, oh, they're have these big rockets that can go intercontinental.
• 43:17
  Why do they need it for?
• 43:19
  And then our friends on the left, well, they have a right to have them because they want to protect themselves.
• 43:23
  If they had a nuclear weapon, and they could put it on an intercontinental ballistic uh missile and hit Boston or New York or Philadelphia.
• 43:34
  They would probably do it.
• 43:36
  And Joe, why would you say such a thing?
• 43:38
  Because they've already sponsored terrorism that killed thousands of people.
• 43:44
  They've sponsored people that've done unbelievably horrible things across the globe in the name of their religion and in the name of their desire to wipe out the West and everything we believe in.
• 43:56
  So let's just take a little glimpse here.
• 44:00
  In the first fifteen hours of this recent conflict where President Trump was negotiating with them.
• 44:07
  And okay, let's even go back further.
• 44:11
  Let's go back.
• 44:12
  Rewind.
• 44:13
  They have nuclear weapons, they're they're they're uh fixing up their uranium so they can make bombs and they're they're still threatening, they're gonna in the they they open their parliament chanting death to America, death to Israel.
• 44:24
  That's how they start their parliament.
• 44:27
  And we know they they're they're building these uh these nuclear weapons.
• 44:34
  That's their goal, right?
• 44:35
  So Trump says you gotta give it up.
• 44:36
  And they said, We're not giving it up.
• 44:37
  Well, we want we want it for electric power.
• 44:39
  Well, you don't need uh uranium enhanced to sixty percent, because from sixty to ninety is very easy.
• 44:48
  Getting to sixty is hard from what I understand.
• 44:50
  Sixty to ninety then becomes uh weapon grade.
• 44:54
  Well, for a nuclear power plant, you need six percent, eight percent, maybe ten percent.
• 44:58
  Right?
• 44:58
  Why do you need sixty percent?
• 45:00
  Because it's right in front of your face, because they want to make nuclear weapons, right?
• 45:04
  They want to well, Israel has nuclear weapons, and they've had them for a long time, and they've been attacked in lots of ways.
• 45:11
  Have they have they launched a nuclear weapon at their enemies?
• 45:14
  No, they have not.
• 45:15
  So they're responsible with such power, just like America is responsible with such power, right?
• 45:20
  But I don't know that the Iranian government and the Mulas would be responsible with nuclear weapons.
• 45:26
  So we look at this conflict, and then Trump says, you know, you you gotta have to give this stuff up.
• 45:31
  I'm not gonna do it.
• 45:32
  How long do we wait?
• 45:33
  Do we wait until they have one and they launch one and hit Tel Aviv?
• 45:38
  Uh and or do we wait until they put it on a bigger one or put it on a ship and they shoot it and hit New York?
• 45:42
  When when do we when do we decide we can't trust a crazy neighbor with a gun?
• 45:46
  We have to stop that crazy neighbor who's threatened us from hurting us.
• 45:52
  So what did Trump do?
• 45:53
  He sent the uh the B-2 bombers, amazing to uh unbelievable strike, across the globe and hit them, wipe them out with those bunker busters, shut them all down.
• 46:03
  So you figure if they are not a um if they are not a maniacal, dangerous government, and their nuclear facilities that they continue to use to build nuclear weapons just got bombed into oblivion, and you saw the power, and you saw the resolve of the president who's not like previous presidents who's all talk and afraid and appeasing and uh and whatnot.
• 46:31
  You see somebody who's willing to do something about it, you say, wow, uh okay, I want to stay in power, okay, we can't have a nuclear weapon, so okay, I'll make some kind of a deal.
• 46:44
  Well, did they make a deal?
• 46:47
  No.
• 46:48
  They went right back to try and rebuilding those facilities so that they could build a nuclear weapon.
• 46:55
  That's the crazy neighbor getting another gun and threatening your family.
• 47:00
  So this time around, Trump says to them, you gotta you gotta you gotta do this, you you got to give it up.
• 47:06
  You know, you gotta give it up.
• 47:07
  You gotta give up these weapons, you've got to stop the idea, and they wouldn't.
• 47:11
  They would not stop.
• 47:12
  They are a danger.
• 47:13
  They would they would kill you and me and everyone in the West if they had a chance.
• 47:17
  If you don't see that, if you don't understand it from fifty, almost fifty years of their existence and their behavior, the actions that they have taken, that show they will kill you and me and everybody in the West if they have the opportunity, you have to know that while peace is always a better way to live, if you're sitting around just hoping that the dangerous people, the psychotic people who want to kill you, are going to do the right thing, you have endangered yourself and your family and your whole country.
• 47:53
  So waiting around for Iran to do the right thing and go, you know, we really don't need a nuclear weapon.
• 47:58
  We'll just stay here and oppress our people and and we don't need a nuclear bomb.
• 48:02
  We don't need to grow uh our power and influence.
• 48:05
  But that is the ultimate goal of their radical religion is to have this uh this caliphate take over the world, right?
• 48:12
  They tell you what they're going to do.
• 48:16
  There's a lot of appeasers out there who will listen to them say these things and then make excuses for them, make apologies for them, make up stuff for them.
• 48:24
  This is uh this is crazy.
• 48:26
  This is this is sometimes you gotta look at those people and say, shut up and sit down.
• 48:30
  You're out of your mind.
• 48:30
  These people are dangerous.
• 48:32
  So Trump goes over and he decides that's it, and talk about, you know, as much as you might you might really not like Donald Trump.
• 48:42
  You don't like his his attitude, you don't like that he's strong.
• 48:45
  That's what a lot of people don't like.
• 48:47
  They're afraid of strong people, and you know, uh he's too strong, he's too strong.
• 48:52
  Meantime, he's like a like a Ronald Reagan, even stronger though, I think.
• 48:56
  And he sets up this battle plan that we're talking, but these people, we can't trust them.
• 49:02
  They're gonna keep doing this, they're gonna endanger the world, who knows how far away they're what if they just had some dirty bombs with 60% um enhanced geranium, put them in dirty bombs and launch them off of a boat into New York.
• 49:15
  Uh right, that would be bad, right?
• 49:17
  That would be really bad.
• 49:18
  Um so we can't trust these people.
• 49:20
  They have to go, they're not listening, they're a danger.
• 49:22
  They're destroying their own people, uh, and they are threatening everyone.
• 49:26
  So Trump decides he's gonna go get them.
• 49:29
  And because we do normally attack at night because we have even more advantage at night because of the equipment we have that can see through the dark, and people on the other side can't see you coming, and it's it's a big advantage to come at night.
• 49:44
  Well, we had intelligence officers on the ground somewhere, who found out that the Ayatollah, Komenee, or wherever the new guy is, Koman Ah, whatever he is named is, they're having a meeting of their councils in their building.
• 49:58
  They're gonna talk about uh oh.
• 50:00
  We think the attack might be coming tonight.
• 50:02
  So what does Trump do?
• 50:04
  He says, light 'em up.
• 50:06
  Go get them now during the day.
• 50:08
  And our troops, our Air Force, our Navy, everybody goes swooping in there.
• 50:12
  Could you imagine?
• 50:13
  Forty or fifty of these leaders of this maniacal crazy government that's been threatening everybody for 50 years.
• 50:20
  They're all in one room, sipping their lattes, probably, laughing at the idiocy of the American left who's in the streets defending them and their oppression and the murder of their citizens in the street, they're defending them.
• 50:36
  And suddenly, they're gone.
• 50:40
  Suddenly they're gone.
• 50:41
  The Israeli Air Force swoops in with that intelligence provided by the Americans and lights up that building and takes out the Ayatollah and I think they say 40 to 50 of his top people.
• 50:54
  Wipes them out off the face of the earth in the first 15 hours.
• 50:58
  So this is my example of how can you tell what they would do if they had a nuclear weapon.
• 51:03
  So their facilities got wiped out several months ago.
• 51:08
  And instead of making peace, instead of figuring out, okay, we can't do what we want to do, so let's just stay alive and stay in charge.
• 51:18
  Let alone let's make our people's lives better.
• 51:20
  That's not never their concern.
• 51:22
  Um they don't stop, they continue to let's try and rebuild this bomb.
• 51:25
  We want a bomb so that we can have this power and do what we want to do.
• 51:29
  And then Trump goes in and wipes them out.
• 51:33
  And what do the people who are still there in that government, in the Iranian government in the uh the GRCC or whatever they're called, the the crazy lunatic um theocratic government.
• 51:46
  What do they do?
• 51:47
  Do they realize, uh oh, this is really bad, we better give up now, we better figure something out.
• 51:52
  No, they start taking those short range and long range missiles that everybody was afraid of, and they start launching them at all of the countries around them.
• 52:05
  Friendly countries to them, people who maybe would have, you know, given them a break on things, maybe who have who share some of their ideology, not all of it, share their religion, not the radical parts, but share their religion, and they start lighting them up, attacking civilian populations with these long term, long range and short range missiles.
• 52:28
  Indiscriminately killing people in the streets, killing civilians in hotels.
• 52:33
  You don't think that if these people had a nuclear weapon, that they would put it on one of those rockets and launch it at you, you are either naive or stupid.
• 52:46
  So therefore, when that neighbor next door gets that gun, loads it up and comes out the front door and coming at you, and you have a chance to take that neighbor out before they hurt you, you better do it, or you're gonna be a victim.
• 52:59
  You'll be sitting there hoping that they change their mind at the last minute they're not gonna get you as they shoot you in the head and kill you and your family.
• 53:08
  Well, that's what Iran would have done.
• 53:11
  Uh I think it's it's it's not just my opinion because I don't like the Iranians, not that at all.
• 53:16
  I think the Iranian people are amazing people.
• 53:19
  Historically, they're amazing people.
• 53:21
  They've been subjucated by a tyrannical uh theocracy from of crazy people that held them in bondage basically all these years.
• 53:32
  And these people, there's no doubt in my mind, that they would light up a nuclear weapon if they had the ability to do it.
• 53:41
  And if they had rockets that could get to the United States, and they saw a right moment, they would light one off and send it here.
• 53:48
  They would certainly hit uh Israel and try and wipe out Israel, hit Jerusalem, hit Rome, hit Europe.
• 53:56
  Right?
• 53:57
  What are they doing now?
• 53:58
  They're launching these rockets all over the place at military bases, they're trying to cause as much havoc as they can instead of realizing we're beat.
• 54:09
  We better argue we better sue for peace here.
• 54:11
  We better figure out a deal.
• 54:12
  Let's make a deal with them.
• 54:14
  Where we can take a bunch of millions of dollars and get out of here, or maybe we can stay in power, but we won't threaten everyone, we won't kill everyone.
• 54:23
  Hmm.
• 54:24
  Did they do that?
• 54:26
  No, they did not.
• 54:27
  Instead, they started lighting up these missiles indiscriminately at civilian populations.
• 54:33
  So if you're still sitting there and you're stunat, and you say to yourself, Trump is just he's just horrible, and no matter what he, the mullahs were just really good people who would wanted to protect their people, you you are out of your mind.
• 54:46
  You're nuts.
• 54:48
  Again, go take a good look in that mirror and figure out why can't you see the truth that's right in front of you?
• 54:56
  So I think what President Trump did, while it is always difficult, and we've lost at this point, we've lost at least six American service personnel who have given their lives for the freedom and the protection of our nation and the nation of the world.
• 55:16
  While that has happened, and that is horribly regrettable.
• 55:20
  The reality is when you're facing evil, when you're facing dangerous people, dangerous ideologies, sit around and hoping that they do the right thing, or that they they uh adopt your level of decency, your level of thinking, hoping and praying that they're not going to hurt you, then you, like many, many people before, are going to find out the very, very hard way that bad people, evil people, do not stop being bad or evil when you appease them.
• 55:59
  They see that as an opportunity to continue to do even more bad things or evil things to you, because they see you as weak.
• 56:09
  Right?
• 56:10
  Bad and evil people do not see weakness as a reason to let's talk, let's figure it out, let's get along.
• 56:18
  They see weakness as an opportunity to attack.
• 56:22
  This is human nature.
• 56:24
  This goes from the criminal in the street in any city or town in America, if they see weakness and they decide to attack, they decide to attack because they see that weakness.
• 56:34
  Well, governments around the world, especially governments led by tyrannical, psychotic fiends, like the Iranians, would see weakness and they would take advantage of it, because they can get over on you.
• 56:50
  They see you in the streets of America making their case that, oh, you're just a government and whatever, and the president of the United States who tried to knock them down, he's the bad one.
• 57:04
  Right?
• 57:05
  So we need to really think clearly about what we're doing here, because in the days and the weeks to come, we probably will lose more service personnel.
• 57:14
  That's that's the nature of fighting evil.
• 57:17
  Evil doesn't play fair, evil fights back, and we have to thank those uh men and women in our military who were there to defend our nation and our freedom and the people around the world who were good, they're defending them as well.
• 57:32
  We have to thank a loving God for those people who would sign up and be part of our military and look out for us.
• 57:39
  So, my friends, yes, I think Trump had to do what he did, and I pray for our country and for the world that we can find peace through strength eventually.
• 57:49
  We'll see you down the road.