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World At WAR with Dean Ryan 'Trump VS Israel' · Real Deal Media

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Seven years ago, you saw how in a daring operation of the
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Mossad, we got the archives of Iran's nuclear program plans to
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destroy Israel. We presented it to President
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Trump, to the world, to you citizens of Israel.
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Today, right now, in this operation, we completed the
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task. We struck the entire archive
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that included all the knowledge of Iran to build a nuclear bomb,
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also that we did over decades. I told you that Iran will never
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have nuclear weapons. And indeed, in all our amazing
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operations that our fighters have conducted, we have sent
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down the drain Iran's nuclear program.
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If anyone in Iran will try to rebuild this plan, we will
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operate with the same intensity and ferocity I returned and say
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again, Iran will. Israel violated it too.
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Israel, as soon as we made the deal, they came out and they
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dropped a load of bombs the likes of which I've never seen
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before, The biggest load that we've seen.
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I'm not happy with Israel. You know when, when I say, OK,
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now you have 12 hours, you don't go out in the first hour, just
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drop everything you have on them.
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So I'm not happy with them. I'm not happy with Iran either.
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But I'm really unhappy. If Israel's going out this
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morning because of one rocket that didn't land, that was shot
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perhaps by mistake, that didn't land, I'm not happy about that.
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We have, we basically have two countries that have been
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fighting so long and so hard that they don't know what the
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fuck they're doing. The.
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Everybody knows when I'm saying nothing else.
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When I got some, I got some. Me and my big mouth.
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You could fly a plane firmly Air Force One Good evening
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everybody. Welcome to real deal Media's
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number one late night show world and more.
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I am your late night host here Dean Ryan, who is still with you
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surviving through the chaotic World War three.
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Whereas we coined it long ago the nuke scare event We we made
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it we made it this far. Isn't it great?
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Doesn't feel wonderful. What you saw there was just the
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cold opening of, well, several people.
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The first one was the Dumbo of Israel there.
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Yeah. Netanyahu, who is He can't get
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enough war. He can't get enough war because
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he knows where his fate lies. Yes.
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It lies in a chair that's highly electric, I believe.
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And now you heard of Donald Trump, who's now.
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Well, he's now pivoting and making a turn.
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Can you feel it coming in the air tonight?
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I sure can. That's why tonight's episode is
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called from Versus Israel. And I got to tell you, I got to
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tell you, you know, this is what it's all about.
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It is applying pressure to people who are in government
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that are supposed to represent you.
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When you're not happy about something, you're supposed to
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apply pressure. Because you have to understand,
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too, Donald Trump is very insulated, very insulated.
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He has a kooky woman that follows him everywhere named
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Susie. Susie Q Wallace or something of
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that nature, who is a dear friend of the Mossad agencies
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and other kind of swimming rats. And just Marco Rubio alone.
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Marco Rubio. I mean, I couldn't even imagine
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sharing a office with that rodent.
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So applying pressure applies results and I think it comes
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with emotions and hasn't everyone felt the emotions of
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just sinking hopelessness, feeling great again and we're
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all going through this incredible realm of bipolar hood
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together and I couldn't ask for anything more.
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It's just it's just so good when we're just bipolar together, I
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think. So tonight it's a big show.
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We're going to be talking about a lot of, well, what we've been
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talking about for the last week. That's the Israeli, Iranian and
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American, just a highly confidential war.
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Yes, the war of fortitude, the war of you crossed this line.
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We're going to annihilate you and then we're going to win the
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belt back. Then I'm going to finish you
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with a flying elbow and I'm going to give you a leg drop.
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Yeah, that kind of war through the war of everything's planned
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through the war of which I think is important, where we have to
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say no to war, but also build a coalition because we can hope
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for the best. We can hope for the great
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outcome that was promised. But if we don't have the
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foundation, and I'll tell you, infiltration and Co-op Co opting
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in the Cointel world is highly, highly prevalent.
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I've seen it. I've seen it happen with my own
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eyes. And we have to understand the
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lessons of our grandparents of the Great Depression of to hope
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for the best and prepare for the worst.
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And I'll talk more about that in the second-half here tonight,
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which will open up the lines. OK, so tonight we have just the
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latest on what Iran is now calling a victory.
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A victory, Yes. No contest, no match, no mercy
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and no ma'am. Yeah, we'll be talking about
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that. Also in we'll be talking just
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the dangers now, as you heard there, Donald Trump, who is,
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who's slapping the Yamaha that feeds him there.
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What does it all mean? We'll talk about just what kind
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of great danger he is, because I got to tell you, the more I've
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learned about this Mossad agency.
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If you didn't see last night's show, well, Well, first of all,
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I should apologize for it. There was a certain, certain
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happy hours that I missed prior. But what you might have not seen
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is just how embedded the Mossad is in things, in places called
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the Pentagon, for starters, for starters, and how deadly and
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dangerous they can be. They make the CIA look like Boy
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Scouts, I'll tell you. So we'll get into the dangers of
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it all. We'll get into the Intel
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assessments, the geopolitical outcomes, and also the military
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strikes to really stop some dangerous nuclear facility
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that's going to end the world and bring down Armageddon and
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all kinds of just unholy things. So we'll see if the ceasefire is
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still in effect. Yeah, I mean, it's hard to tell
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these days, isn't it? I mean, it's isn't just war is
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all around us, whether it's riots, missiles, Scud missiles,
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bees, famine, pathogens, Fauci. I mean, it's all over the place,
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All over the place. So I I can't even tell anymore.
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I just assume we're just under attack.
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We'll get into some of the satellite images.
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Also, I I do have some good news too.
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Yeah, I do. I do some great news and some
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kids were found and it's a good, a good kind of a ordeal we'll
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get into at some point. Please remind me also, what is
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China doing during this time? You know, what is China doing?
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And well, not necessarily who they're doing, but what are they
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planning to do? Because they have all of our
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tech into their hands. Yes, they do.
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They have all of our tech and it seems they're going to be doing
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some kind of a cultural jamming as it's being described.
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So we'll get into that and then we're going to make a revisited
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account over there of the Port of Los Angeles, that wonderful
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port. Then I discovered all the the
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ships, the tanker ships, the cargo ships, they're all lined
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up. Who, if you can recall, five
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years ago, before it was, well, it was just taboo then it was
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the the thing to know. We'll have, we have some new
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footage. You don't want to miss on that.
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But what I'm really excited about tonight and I cannot wait
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to get to the real deal politics tonight because that gives us
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the opportunity to really examine the very rare creature
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of the wild called Mark Levin. And kids, if you don't know who
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he is, well, it's OK. I don't think he knows either.
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We're going to talk about the the very wild, boarish and
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boring to that fact. And then I said bald too, if we
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can add Mark Levin who is now going after just everybody who
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is contrary to him and Netanyahu's just narrative at
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this point and a lot of infighting as the conservative
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so-called bigwig is making his mark and he's doing his threats.
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And we want to be there to witness and see this 'cause it
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is remarkable. It's like a lunar eclipse with a
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suit on. You don't want to miss that.
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And Margarine Green Taylor is one of his targets.
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We'll see what that's all about. Because the tide is turning.
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The tide is turning and the wheels are spinning and I no
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longer have to hold on loosely, I must say.
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Also, a huge update with Tom Honman, The man who is really
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just the guy who chews glass on his lunch breaks, has a huge,
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huge update. We might be seeing some
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fireworks, but then again, the 4th is just days away.
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But he has a firework here tonight.
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I want to share it with you. And then an incredible piece.
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I saw this. I leaped out of my skin, I fell
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off my chair and I did it all over again.
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Laura Loomer had a prank pulled on her.
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This is incredible. And it really shows in a
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segment. We're going to do how to make a
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shill. Laura Loomer is going to show
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us. And so if you want to take notes
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on that, you can be a shield like her some major
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international news as NATO summit.
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You don't want to miss that and all of your comments, questions
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and conjecture and criticisms. And that is something too.
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I've been been very, very, very critiqued and sometimes you
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need. OK, tonight we're broadcasting
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over there on the real Dean Ryan on Facebook.
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Yes, we are Dean Ryan TV on YouTube.
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Hello to everyone at the graveyard and X Rumble and my
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favorite Brighton. Yes, it is All right, let's get
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started now with a few headlines from around the world and in
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your neck of the world World War three.
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Yes, it is and that was the wrong intro, but it don't write
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well. Let's get into it now as the
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World War 3 updates. It's hard to keep up, but we
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know you can. Well, Trump versus Israel is the
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talk of the town, at least here at real deal Media University.
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But I think there's more to it is now we have an assessment of
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what just happened the 12 day war, at least the one that was
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televised because you know, revolutions aren't usually well
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Trump's one off strike on the Iran nuclear science follows a
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rare advance notification and we've seen some rare technology
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and weapons and weaponry for that fact used by old sides.
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It's complicated, but we're very intelligent.
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Well, let me here's let me pass you the tidbits now as United
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States forewarned Iran on the nuclear strikes, aiming to limit
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escalation amid growing regional tensions.
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Yes. So basically a lot of this too,
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as at least from the US involvement is it involved us
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shooting empty warehouses with not even a sole in there.
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I mean, it was basically we had a very, very highly expensive
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target practice. I must say, and I don't know how
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I feel about it, but I still don't like it.
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Just don't shoot me over the messenger.
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Well, now the Trump administration is notified
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Tehran of the one off attack on Fordo and the Shaisha
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facilities. And they're now looking back and
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seeing what was the why did they call?
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And then Iran paid the favor back and they called Qatar up
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the front desk and said, well, we're going to fire some rockets
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back too, roughly around 3:00 in the afternoon, if you don't
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mind. They said, OK, that should be
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good with us. And this is what we're learning
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and it's getting even more detailed.
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The Trump administration formed Iran of its intent to strike
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three nuclear facilities in advanced, labeling Thursdays
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evenings air strikes as the one off attack.
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That shocked the nation and shocked an empty warehouse too,
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halting Tehran's weapon development without sparking A
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broader war, according to newly released details.
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And so many people who are familiar with the details.
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It's just that the operation targeted those three nuclear
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sites, which we dare not pronounce, and represents the US
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government's most direct military confrontation with Iran
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since ordering the assassination of Soleimani in 2020, according
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to a senior Iranian political source who is familiar with the
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matters. While he was speaking
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anonymously over there, that the United States delivered the
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warning through a third party roughly around June 21st and
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stressed it sought no wider conflict.
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So here we are, all of us thinking, and we can only base
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these things from what we have the tangible evidence.
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I mean, I wasn't on the phone call.
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I don't call Iran, and Trump doesn't return my calls as much.
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But this was a calculated strike.
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And I believe this was now a way to put Israel and get Israel and
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put them in heel. That's right.
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Heal, heal. And it's not a easy job.
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Well, the mission coordinated between the B2 bombers, as you
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recall a submarine launch. The cruise missiles, if you
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recall, presented strikes to minimize the collateral damage.
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And now Trump claimed victory in a live address as those three
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sites were completely obliterated.
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But experts caution success remains unclear is now.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency declined to comment on
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what the hell just happened. But it's OK because now we know
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and that's all that matters. Quite frankly, we're going to
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find out more very soon. Well, continuing now, I just
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can't get enough of it. Is this incredible story of just
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what is Netanyahu feel about this?
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Well, they want to continue. Or if as you saw in the cold
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opening, if you missed it, we might just hear a bit more of it
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again. But they're not done.
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They want to break the ceasefire.
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They, we have now reports of Mossad leaving little love
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letters at Iranian Guards family home saying they're going to
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kill their wives and their kids if they don't get out of the
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Iranian Guard and join the Mossad.
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Now think about that little practice right there.
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You know what that's called? That's called the Bolshevik
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practice. If you look back at the World
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War 2, the Stalin's, the Russia, the whole Russian apparatus
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would kill you if you didn't join their army.
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And we see it today happening in Ukraine.
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And sometimes history just doesn't repeat itself.
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It just doesn't stop, does it? So what a just turn of events.
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I, I don't even know how to accept that.
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Just a plot twist, isn't it? So continuing out, Well, that's
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not all, That's not all. Because now Tehran saying
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ceasefires in jeopardy. Yes, they are.
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Tehran is now saying the ceasefires in jeopardy as Israel
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accuses Iran of missile attacks. I told you this was going to
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happen. So Israel is going to do a
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self-inflicted missile attack on themselves to blame Iran because
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they need the big daddy Warbucks over here to get into the war in
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the arena. They want us as their tag team
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partner constantly. And we're like, no, we want to
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be a solo artist. They're like, no, you can't.
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OK, well this is what's happening.
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Let me tell you about this now because it's quite interesting
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and riveting. Well, now the US has now
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brokered the ceasefire between Israel and Iran, as you know
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collapse. Well, it collapsed within hours
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after reports of an Iranian missiles striking Israeli
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territory, which now Trump found out if you saw in the cold
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opening, it was a just a a wild hare of a missile.
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And you know, we've all been there.
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We're both nations accused each other of the violating the
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fragile 12 hour fruits with Israel claiming intercepted
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missile attacks in Iran denying responsibility while blaming
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Israel airstrikes. It's the blame game but I think
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I know who's really to blame. Well the conflict marks a rare
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shift from the proxy warfare to direct hostilities the United
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States military involvement bunker Buster bombs and Iranian
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retaliatory strikes on US based Qatar.
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Now, the casualties mountain on both sides are the following.
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Well, 28 dead and 1000 wounded in Israel alone and 974 killed,
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including 387 civilians to date. Behind the scenes, talks
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involving U.S. officials and intermediates like Qatar
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struggle to salvage the ceasefire.
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But mutual distrust and unresolved nuclear tensions test
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doubts on everlasting peace. Well, I would say so.
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I, I'd say that's a very, very fair assessment if I was a
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betting man, and which I am continuing now.
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While the satellite also shows it reveals limits of Israeli
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strikes on Iran's nuclear infrastructure.
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Well, the satellite doesn't lie. And why should it be?
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It's not Netanyahu's satellite, is it?
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Well, now the satellite just reveals what we already know,
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the high resolution satellite. It just reveals empty
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warehouses, no stockpiles, because as many people have,
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like Scott Ritter, the former U NS security weapons inspector,
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has shared with us. Well, Iran has been preparing
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for this moment, this conflict for a long time, for a very long
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time. And they're not going to find
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stockpiles because Iran has learned what happened to Saddam
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Hussein, Muammar Gaddafi, and even Syria, who's been handed
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the keys or had to hand the keys over Musharraf to, well, what we
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know as al Qaeda, who came out of the just historical closets
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there. Well, continuing now, even the
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satellite proves what we know. Well, Iran is now declaring
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victory. So everybody's declaring victory
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except for Israel, although they kind of are, but nobody's
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listening. Well, let's listen to this one
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here because I'm quite fascinated now as Iran is
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declaring victory as well, because that's the theme of the
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season here. Well, they're declaring victory
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as the ceasefire forces Israel retreat, and that's how they're
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spinning it. Iran outlines its post ceasefire
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strategy, reaffirms regional alliances now and pledges to
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advance its peaceful nuclear program despite recent attacks
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and even foreign pressure. And it's a huge party over
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there, they're saying. Well, the Iranian supreme being,
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a National Security Council, announced just yesterday that
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the Islamic Republic had achieved a significant strategic
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victory, discerning that it had forced the enemies to seek a
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ceasefire, which is unheard of in Israel.
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And it is very rare, almost as rare as the red heifer.
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And has anyone seen that thing? Well, citing the unity of the
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Iranian people, the steadfastness of its armed
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forces and the guidance of its leadership and the loving touch
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of the Supreme Leader. While the Council emphasized
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that Iran had triumphed in the face of the Israeli Neanderthal
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aggression. In order that Iran's military
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remains on high alert, though they've been here before and so
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have we. And prepared to respond
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decisively to any future provocation.
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Now, the Council underscored that through its vigilance,
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Iran's calculated timing dismantled Israel score
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strategy. The Council declared that the
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outcome compelled the Israeli entities to accept defeat and
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halt its aggression. Forever and forever ever.
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And that's how they say it over there.
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And then this is just I don't think we've seen warfare like
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this in our lifetime in the closest thing we ever saw to it
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was probably Trump one point O when he first got in office, if
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you recall continuing now. Well, I feel like declaring
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victory myself, don't you? Well, now Iran's cyber boogeyman
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is now coming. Yes, it's going to be the summer
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hit that's going to sweep the country and you don't want to
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miss this. Well, the cyber security hack
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that we've been hearing about for quite some time.
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Well, it should be in theaters near you or a device
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immediately. I mean, predictive programming
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is too nice of a word. Well, the Department of Homeland
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and Securities is trying to give us a heads up on just what is
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ahead. Or are they?
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Well, they're now heightening the threats from Iran after US
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strikes on nuclear facilities. I'll say it And so well the the
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department, the DHS rather warns of the cyberattack and violence
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risks from Iranian backed groups following US ranks on Iran's
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nuclear facilities. The escalation of cyberattacks
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is a retaliatory fatwa is issued targeting US infrastructure like
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power grids and water systems. The US forces struck 3 of the
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science as we know. And now there's vowed they're
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vowing to have payback. Well, who, who's, we were just
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on the phone with these people who, who wants payback?
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That's not in the script or is it showing that hand it over
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now. Well, the the Iranian hackers
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often lurk. There's Iranians now lurking in
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the US systems waiting to strike while pro Iran groups have
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already attacked Israeli targets.
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A fatwa Iran supreme leader could trigger the domestic
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extremism, prompting law enforcement to increase security
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as the high risk locations get even higher.
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So you got to be careful for these Iranian cyber hackers who
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could be lurking around the corner.
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They could be in your kitchen right now daring to say they
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will. They just might have any Israeli
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flag with them. But don't say I told you.
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Continuing now. Well, that brings us to this.
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Well, Speaking of whatever happened to Gaza, you know, we
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have to keep our eyes on the people who don't have that or a
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voice or in this case, even food, even if you're a newborn.
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Well, I don't cover these stories much because it's very
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heartbreaking. But the reality and even more of
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it in the details, it's now pouring out like never before
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was Gaza's newborns are now at risk as Israel has now blocked
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baby formula supplies. And this is an admitted thing
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from Netanyahu himself because they don't want any future
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terrorists to grow large and strong.
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So they're going to continue their famine.
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And this has been happening for a long time, whether you know it
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or not. Well, let me tell you a bit more
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now as dozens of newborns over there in the Gaza Strip are in
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immediate risk due to Israel's continued ban on essential
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medical supplies, including baby formula, pediatrician and
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obstruction as well. Most of these infants are
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receiving care at the hospital over there at Con Unison.
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If you, if you don't know the final kind of functioning
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working hospital over there in Gaza, it was destroyed just last
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week. Yeah, it's a real shame.
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Well, they emphasize that Israel's restrictions of the
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entry of food and medical aid, particularly infant formula,
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have now had a devastating effects on babies under six
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months old who rely entirely on formula for survival.
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The lack of access to this essential nutrition increases
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their vulnerability to diseases such as gastronitis and
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respiratory infections. No word on when the famine
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blockade is going to be lifted, but let me tell you where we are
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now. Well, in the since this war of
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aggression, because it's not a war, because there's no standing
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army army in Gaza. I don't know if you knew.
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Well, since it all began, Gaza children have been targeted.
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About 17,121 kids have been killed and made all of these
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relentless strikes by the IDF. Yes, it is.
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It's a shame. Now mothers 2 are that's about
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9000. So, you know, if if we don't
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start doing the body count like they did in Vietnam and apply
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pressure like they did in that era, then the politicians and
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the people are supposed to represent us, not that country.
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Well, then we're the ones feeling it and it won't stop.
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So this is good that we're talking about it.
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And that's how that 1 is. OK, moving on here.
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Well, this is now, in case you didn't know, it's now Mossad
27:37
hunting season as it now is officially open and begins.
27:41
And just last night we even shared with you what that was.
27:46
Well, in fact, here is just a reminder of the breaking news I
27:49
shared with you at the end of the show.
27:52
Mossad chef over there, the David Burmes Barnia, excuse me,
27:56
reportedly killed in this week's Iranian strike over there in the
28:00
Mossad HQ. There's a total blackout in the
28:02
media on this story. Iran continues to target the
28:06
Mossad agents and other Israeli terrorist.
28:09
David Varna. Yeah, the head of Mossad killed
28:11
in an Israeli hospital bunker by Iranian forces, I should say,
28:16
attack. Now, isn't that the exact same
28:18
thing they were accusing of just everyone under the son of doing,
28:22
of hiding behind innocent children.
28:24
And they were it just their Mossad headquarters was in the
28:27
hospital the whole time. Yeah, I think.
28:30
And it happens quite often. But let's get to this one here
28:33
because I'm learning a lot about this agency and I know you are
28:37
as well out there. So here, here's what it is right
28:41
now is we have learned the following that they're going
28:46
around they as Iranian paramilitary forces and they're
28:50
looking for these Mossad agents and they're very hard to detect.
28:54
I'll tell you, they're hard to detect.
28:56
And God knows how many of them are here in the United States
28:58
when a small village near Tehran voluntary members of the
29:01
Revolutionary Guard paramilitary wing, which is a very long
29:05
winded way of saying militia. Well, they monitor roads and
29:09
inspect vehicles. And what they say is a drive to
29:12
prevent Mossad agents using the area as a base to support
29:15
Israeli strikes. Yes.
29:18
And one of the most precise agencies in the world, it said.
29:23
Well, they are local. And like many of the locals,
29:26
they've joined police security forces nationwide to combat what
29:30
Iranian authorities claim is a vast, vast growing amount of
29:35
espionage and it's network built by the Israeli spy agency.
29:38
Over the years, hundreds of people, mostly Iranian Afghan
29:42
nationals, often unemployed and or working as truck drivers,
29:47
according to many state media sources who are familiar, have
29:50
been arrested across the country in a crackdown.
29:53
There's a quote, you know, you now see checkpoints run by the
29:57
locals alongside the police and many city entrances there in
30:01
Tehran, something that didn't exist before this war with
30:04
Israel took place. They usually stop SUVs, vans,
30:08
trucks, searching them thoroughly for explosives, drone
30:11
components and a whole lot more. Now we're kind of in a way the
30:15
since the Israeli strikes started this month, officials
30:18
say spies allegedly hired and trained long ago and actively
30:22
engage in operations inside Iran.
30:25
Officials believe Mossad's local network supported Israeli air
30:28
strikes from the ground up, writing intelligence on target
30:31
location, smuggling and drone components and explosives used
30:35
to target dozens of senior commanders and nuclear
30:38
scientists. Now operations that have
30:40
underscored the depths of the Israeli infiltration.
30:44
And that's just in Iran. I hate to see what's underneath
30:49
the American rock here of just deadly spies.
30:52
You know, you ever see that? You ever just pick up rock in
30:54
your backyard and you see black widows, snakes, you know, dead,
30:58
just things and bones. It is kind of a frightening
31:03
prospect, isn't it? So Mossad is very, very much
31:07
heavily involved in our daily operations.
31:09
Is it not continuing now? Well, that brings now this.
31:13
I shared this on our social medias, I believe, just earlier
31:17
today, and I was aghasted by this.
31:20
Check this out right here. Well, this is a call for the
31:23
Trump assassination. Well, this is coming from an
31:26
Israeli is really not plural, despite the spelling errors.
31:32
Well, one symbolic bomb in Washington will remind Trump
31:35
that he is not a impotent person.
31:40
Or will he better restore our national honor?
31:45
Did you hear that? So one symbolic bomb, Isn't that
31:49
a tall order right there? Well, let's get into this now.
31:53
Let's let's go back in time just a little bit because it's
31:56
interesting he mentioned bomb and the brazen arrogance of
32:01
these people. But let me tell you this, Trump
32:04
was told to get out of office. Now, if you recall, in January,
32:09
he left of January 7th, 2021, and he stayed a week later.
32:14
There was going to be this symbolic bomb that you you heard
32:17
about there. And what this was, it was a way
32:20
to force him out because if you recall, Netanyahu was no friend.
32:24
He was merely a foe and was going along with the eventual
32:28
one. But there was going to be a
32:30
bomb, symbolic bombs, I should say plural, all along the East
32:34
Coast. And there was going to be, it
32:36
was said to be done by China. But what we found out over time,
32:41
it was going to be Israel who was going to frame it on China,
32:46
meaning all the sites of the bombs.
32:49
You probably would have found Chinese passports.
32:50
But so here we are again. And now we know that
32:54
assassination that we saw, the assassination we saw last
32:57
summer, which there's really been no follow up, has there?
33:00
No follow up whatsoever. But we know that there was calls
33:04
made and there was there was messages sent to where they
33:09
won't tell us. They won't tell us.
33:11
You know, what does Dan Bongino know?
33:13
Anyone ask him for me, I wonder. I wonder.
33:17
Well, here's another thing here. This is quite interesting now as
33:20
we learn about all these different operations.
33:23
Well, this one is a real hoot and it's called Operation
33:28
Midnight Hammer because that's when things happen around that
33:33
time. Well, let me tell you about this
33:35
now as Operation Midnight Hammer is underway is now, it is said
33:42
to be that a preliminary classified US report says the
33:45
American bombing of three nuclear sites in Iran took place
33:51
was part of the Operation Hammer.
33:53
But there was something else that they found nothing.
33:58
Well before the attack, the US intelligence agencies knew it
34:01
all. They tried to rush making a
34:03
bomb. The now the Intel coming into
34:06
the US agencies, not the Intel from the US agencies is that if
34:12
that's not confusing, then I'd have to try harder.
34:14
Well, after the US bombing run and days of attacks, they
34:18
reported by the by the Defense Intelligence Agency estimated
34:21
that the program had been delayed, but by less than six
34:24
months. That's the uranium, that's the
34:26
nuclear making. Then report also said that much
34:29
of Iran's stockpile enriched uranium was moved before the
34:32
strikes and they're confirming now some Israeli officials who
34:36
are highly, highly pissed off send that they also believe that
34:40
the Iranian government had maintained small covert
34:42
enrichment facilities so it could continue its nuclear
34:46
program, an event of an attack of a larger nature, and that's
34:50
Operation Hammer. So what we witnessed is now we
34:52
can describe as Operation Hammer.
34:54
But I don't know about you out there, but I am.
34:57
I'm old enough to remember the original Operation Hammer.
35:00
And if you don't know what I'm talking about, well, this is the
35:03
original Operation Midnight Hammer.
35:06
Yes, So you know, it just goes to show everything old is new
35:11
again. And as Paul Pelosi and he'll
35:15
tell you OK, there's that one. Now continuing is well, this is
35:19
rather interesting. Well, Iran missile strikes will
35:23
get this it landed in in Israel bio lab.
35:27
Now it's said to be here before we get I show this video here,
35:31
it's said to be that this bio lab wasn't just any bio lab.
35:35
No, it wasn't. This was definitely the bio lab
35:39
where a lot of our miracle jabs come from.
35:41
A lot of the tech it comes from Israel.
35:44
But in this case, the bio labs were stockpiling when it said to
35:49
be pathogens of for the next event to one, but also miracle
35:55
jabs for the next plan demic. And this is what they have now.
36:00
There's no word, not not a lot of people are covering this.
36:02
We certainly are going to cover it.
36:04
We have video and I think we do now.
36:06
Let's check it out.
36:27
You're the phone call. Isn't that something?
36:53
And if you if you just don't know, here's some more Intel on
36:56
it. Well, the bio labs that were
36:58
struck by Iran targeted a high security bio lab that you saw
37:02
there in Israel, the Israel Institute of Biological
37:04
Research. The facility long shrouded and
37:07
secrecy no more is known for its work in the miracle jam World
37:12
Chemical and Biological defense advanced military research.
37:15
The facility operates directly under the Prime Minister's
37:17
office, with Israel insisting its work is purely defensive.
37:22
It's secrecy and restricted access have fueled years of
37:26
speculation about its possible annihilation.
37:32
How do you like that? Whatever happened to China
37:35
during this World War 3? Where are they?
37:38
Do we miss them or do they miss us?
37:40
Well, we're going to find out now was now China is now doing a
37:44
new thing called China signal jamming and the kids love this.
37:48
If you don't know what it is, it is quite the talk of the town.
37:51
But let me tell you a 10 more about it now the signal jamming
37:55
is really the thing that's sweeping the nation because
37:58
China who's has their eyes on Taiwan.
38:01
Well, they want to make sure we don't know about it and they
38:03
want to jam our signal from finding what they're doing.
38:07
Well, the the Department of Homeland and Securities over
38:10
there warns of a surge in China made signal jammers smuggled
38:13
into the United States, probably through Seattle and probably
38:17
through the Starbucks restaurante is everywhere.
38:20
Well, the United States Department of the homelands and
38:23
that is quite unconstitutional, if you might add.
38:26
Well has reported about 830% increase in the seizure of China
38:31
made signal jammers at the United States border since 2021,
38:35
warning that these devices are being smuggled in via
38:38
sophisticated methods. And yes, if you can use your
38:41
imagination, that's probably doing that, too.
38:44
Well, the DHS has linked signal jammers to crimes by foreign
38:47
nationals, including home invasions, bank robberies in
38:50
multiple states. Now, the devices are used to
38:52
block emergency calls and law enforcement communications
38:55
during such incidents. So in a time of unrest, if you
38:59
can imagine when you need an emergency and help the most,
39:04
you're not going to be able to get through to anyone.
39:07
And that's what these little suckers can do.
39:09
And I'm quite fascinated by it. Well, although civilian use of
39:13
signal jammers is illegal in both countries, some say you can
39:16
get at RadioShack, but that's yet to be seen.
39:19
And DHS believes the Chinese manufacturers are targeting
39:22
black markets in the United States through disguise
39:25
shipments. Would China really do that?
39:28
I, I can't believe that, that that's so foreign to me.
39:31
Well, the Federal Communications Commission now strictly
39:34
prohibits the use, sell, or even the marketing of jamming and
39:38
devices under the federal law, citing major public safety risk,
39:43
including interference with 911 calls, as we mentioned,
39:46
emergency responder communications and just other
39:49
things we've yet to discover. Now, if you're thinking about
39:52
getting one out there, let me tell you the penalties for it.
39:55
So they're saying the violations could lead up to fines all the
39:58
way up to $112,000 per offense, criminal charges, equipment
40:04
seizure and public safety duty. Yeah, well, I.
40:10
Well I cancelled my plans I'm definitely not getting that this
40:13
year signal jammers no more World War three it it seems to
40:19
be diffusing do we feel that we feel the just winds coming back
40:23
and they're not howling moment. Here's a last story here of
40:25
World War three. Now military tanks have been
40:29
spotted at the ports of Los Angeles over there in Long Beach
40:33
that it's the biggest port in the country.
40:35
Can you believe it over there in California.
40:37
But when we saw the the cargo ships and all of the cages in
40:43
the beginning of the pandemic, well, there's a little twist in
40:46
a simple twist of fate on these ones.
40:49
We'll check this out is now there's no tanks in LA and who
40:52
are these tanks for exactly and who are they working for is
40:56
another thing We'll check this out ports of Los Angeles.
41:02
Well, there it is. There's the port of LA.
41:04
You have the four O 5 freeway right there just about a mile
41:07
away, if less than that. You have the Port of Long Beach,
41:11
which is the, I believe the second largest port.
41:16
We have all the freshly washed tanks in a empty warehouse
41:24
maybe, and I don't know What Car lot they're going to be selling
41:28
those at, so we're going to keep our eye on the prize for that
41:32
one. It's just amazing how these
41:34
things work out. Let's get you some real deal
41:36
politics, shall we? Real deal politics.
41:50
I've been waiting for this my whole life here, particularly
41:53
tonight, is now there's a sea change.
41:58
The tide has changed, but our attitude, bad or not, will and
42:04
might is only increased. Get this now, Margarine Green
42:09
Taylor is now taking her gloves off and she's noticing things.
42:13
Well, look at this. Well, US Congresswoman Green,
42:16
and they call her, says American President JFK was assassinated
42:20
in 1963. But wait for opposing Israel's
42:24
nuclear program. Did she not get the memo?
42:29
She's not allowed to say that. What has gotten into this woman?
42:33
Oh, well, she did say it. Well, she said a whole lot more.
42:36
A whole lot more too. Well, a lot of people are
42:39
pissed. We'll get this.
42:40
Here's another one here. Mark Levin is now pissed after
42:43
seeing that, and I'm going to tell you why.
42:45
But she didn't stop just there. She went even further in her
42:50
little diatribes. We'll check this out as Marjorie
42:54
is now going for the touchdown and she is really going guns
42:58
ablazion tell. You what I've six months in, six
43:01
months in seed and here we are turning back on the campaign
43:05
promises and we bombed Iran on behalf of Israel.
43:09
Yes, it was on behalf of Israel. We're we're entering a nuclear
43:13
war, the World War three, because the entire world is
43:17
going to erupt. And you want to know the people
43:19
that are cheering it on right now, their tune is going to
43:22
drastically change the minute we start seeing flag Drake coffins
43:26
on the nightly news, on Fox News that brainwashes all the baby
43:30
boomers and on CNN that brainwashes all the Democrat
43:33
baby boomers. And that is exactly how this is
43:36
going to go down. That was a anti brainwashing
43:41
public service announcement. Thank you Marjorie.
43:43
Well, a lot of people are pissed off about that as I was
43:46
previewing and it goes to show that we have to have the
43:49
discourse and for future future situations, yes, we need to be
43:54
pressuring these people. But according to Mark Levin,
43:57
it's not enough. Yes, the not so great 1 is now
44:01
speaking in a very, very on flattery tone.
44:05
Well, look what he's saying here.
44:07
What he's saying MGTMTG. God you are stupid are you?
44:12
And you keep banging your head against the wall.
44:14
Thankfully the POTUS ignored you and hit the Iranian and nuclear
44:17
sites. Has anyone told either of these
44:20
two that it was an empty warehouse?
44:22
Now for the Operation Midnight Hammer, is he not?
44:26
Is he not in tone or in tune with Operation Midnight Hammer?
44:29
We know he's in tune with the hammer, but is it at midnight?
44:33
Well, thankfully they he hit the nuclear science.
44:36
You seem very upset about it and I'm not going away.
44:39
You were on my radar. What a stalker this guy is.
44:44
What a creepy guy. And I mean, who even pays
44:49
attention? And but he has a lot of
44:51
influence in the DC Beltway and that's why he needs to be
44:53
covered. But he is such a creeper and it
44:57
makes me very upset. And I had a video about him, but
45:01
I can't seem to find in at the moment.
45:03
But Mark Levin is his influence is dissipating and Mt GS is
45:10
growing. This next clip of Mark Levin,
45:13
supposedly, you're going to see just the vitriol.
45:17
And you could add his vitriol and add it to the Fox News
45:22
playbook here. You're going to hear this here
45:23
in a second and you're going to understand just the barriers,
45:28
the gatekeepers, the peer pressure, the blackmail, the
45:32
shilling that's right before our eyes.
45:34
You're going to see just how deep it goes because it's it's
45:37
deep enough to where it's right in our face, yet we can't see
45:41
it. And these people are getting
45:42
pissed. And the danger is the
45:45
desperation. Check the.
45:47
Truth too, so ever Ceasefire. I hate this word ceasefire.
45:53
I really did. The president hated it a few
45:55
days ago too. What's needed now is this.
45:58
In my humble opinion, Iran should be forced to sign a
46:06
surrender document. Unconditional surrender.
46:09
They lost their nukes. They've lost their Air Force.
46:12
They have no ground to air protection.
46:14
China didn't step in. Russia didn't step in.
46:17
Not a single Arab country stepped in.
46:22
The supreme Nazi is hanging in a is hiding in a bunker, much like
46:25
Adolf Hitler did. Adolf Hitler wasn't thrown a
46:29
lifeline. He wasn't thrown in a lifeline.
46:35
He was going to be killed. So he committed suicide.
46:41
I'm very much interested in seeing how this plays out.
46:45
I really AM. Because what does an agreement
46:50
look like? Does that mean?
46:54
If I put you to sleep there, I do apologize for that.
46:57
Sometimes you need a little lullaby around the shower.
47:00
But it it you you see what's going on here and Fox News and
47:06
just buy magic. We're trying to get Tucker
47:09
Carlson to run in 2024 against Trump and that backfired.
47:12
But this is kind of the environment of the just the neo
47:17
con conservative apparatus. They want to bring you to Hill
47:22
if you choose to speak up. And when you're a nice little
47:25
little doggy and they got little blackmail on you and you're the
47:29
kind of person that wears the Fredericks of Hollywood, Well,
47:33
if you are, then you're this guy, right?
47:35
Here. So what do we do now?
47:37
Israel has had it. I talked to the Prime Minister
47:41
yesterday before I went on television, and I asked him,
47:46
what would you like me to tell America, Bibi?
47:49
He said three things. We're profoundly grateful to the
47:55
American people for what you do to help the Jewish state.
47:59
We couldn't be here without you. We're profoundly grateful to
48:03
President Trump for his strong leadership.
48:05
He also wanted me to urge the people of Iran to seize the
48:09
moment to end the nightmare you've been living.
48:13
And the third thing he wanted me to tell the American people is
48:16
Israel is not going to live this way anymore.
48:21
They're not going to raise their children in bomb shelters.
48:25
They're not going to have their life interrupted daily by
48:28
ballistic missiles coming from religious Nazis who want to kill
48:34
all the Jews like Hitler. They're not going to put up with
48:37
that. Regime change is coming to Iran.
48:42
One or two ways the regime renounces what they've been
48:47
doing since 1979 and change course, or it's replaced.
48:54
To expect Israel to do anything else is offensive to me.
49:02
Look how offended he gets. Yeah, It it that's offensive.
49:07
That's offensive. Is that even legal that we have
49:10
a senator representative just taking calls and then just
49:15
hitting us over the head? I can't even stand it.
49:18
Anyways, we got to take this quick break.
49:20
I just saw the school clock. I am losing myself here tonight
49:24
in the just the the inner depths here of this incredible show.
49:27
But when we get back, we're going to get into just a little
49:30
more real deal politics. But real deal international is
49:34
going to get us to the NATO summit.
49:36
And there was a hot mic, hot Mike.
49:39
And you got to be careful. You say hot Mike, round out this
49:42
guy. He gets really, really hot.
49:44
But there is a conversation that was picked up between Trump and
49:49
Erdogan over there in Turkey. We're going to see if we can try
49:51
to read lips and beat little good at Mossad spies ourselves
49:55
here tonight in our Mossad training as you're watching
49:58
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49:59
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You know, there's some other things going on here and I want
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understand and you know, congratulate the people who
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aren't part of the big hustle, the big plot and it just
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55:21
real deal politics because I can't get enough of it, can you?
55:24
Well, they did some more studies here and look at what we found
55:27
here. Well, we have Martha Green
55:29
Taylor who is definitely the woman of the hour and the night
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this evening. Well, there's a track you can
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Well, it appears that she's not on Track A pack.
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She has $0.00. So you could do that at home.
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Go to Track a Pack as you saw there and you'll see Marjorie is
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pretty clean and probably disease free too.
55:53
Well, here's another one here. Here we have Luna who's now
55:56
coming alive. Luna, who is Alyssa Milano's
56:00
standing double. Well, she says Congressman Anna
56:03
Paulina, Paulina Luna warns Israel that, quote, if our
56:07
allies violated ceasefire negotiated by President Donald
56:11
Trump, they do not deserve our aid or our assistance.
56:15
I would even add our friendship as well.
56:17
But what? What do they need our aid and
56:21
assistance for? I mean, look at what they've
56:23
done with the with daddy's judge's credit card here all
56:25
these years. Ungrateful.
56:29
And they killed the president and attacked a ship.
56:31
Come on. Who are they kidding?
56:34
Who are they kidding? I don't even know what to say.
56:37
Well, here's another one here as we get closer to a huge
56:41
announcement by Tom Hunman, who has really been doing the
56:47
journeyman's work in this revival and has been getting
56:51
clogged in the court system that's highly constipated,
56:55
legally, that is. And he has new announcements.
56:58
He made some hints about something called mass arrest.
57:02
I don't know if you heard about it or seen it, but Tom Honman,
57:06
who I have incredible troubles with that very simple name,
57:09
well, he's now hinting at these arrests, which you're going to
57:12
see here in a second. They're coming coming where
57:15
while the while he's coming for government officials in this
57:18
clip, sanctuary cities after the Trump EO executive order.
57:23
Hammond did the same thing before he went to Wisconsin in
57:26
New Mexico, judges were arrested, actual judges.
57:31
He said it couldn't be done. He said don't believe me, Just
57:34
watch as now he's going to tell us about a new warning that's up
57:37
ahead and there I'm getting word to pay attention to the grin
57:42
because that's how Tom communicates.
57:43
Check this out So the president signed an executive order just
57:48
this week threatening to defund sanctuary cities for their
57:52
policies. Why not just arrest the leaders
57:55
who are harboring and shielding illegal aliens, actually
57:58
terrorists, from deportation? Wait to see what's.
58:02
Coming. It was so quick.
58:06
Did you see that grand? It was a it was pretty quick,
58:09
wasn't it? So he said wait till you see
58:11
what's coming. So this is what the mass arrests
58:14
look like because they have to harbor their hench men, the
58:18
Democratic Party. And that's how we see it.
58:20
Let's get you some real deal international.
58:22
Show me when I was.
58:35
This is like the biggest time of the year for NATO.
58:40
Yes, it is. It's been called the Oscars, the
58:42
Emmys of Europe as the NATO summit is upon us.
58:47
And that brings us just to that, well, real deal international
58:51
takes us overseas is now the NATO summit.
58:54
The who's who, the gossip, the what are you wearing and The Who
58:58
are you killing lately is all kind of the dinner table
59:01
discussions currently actively happening.
59:05
Who's going to be there? That's the other thing We want
59:06
to know who's attending the NATO summit this year and what's on
59:10
the agenda and what's the soup de jure while you're at it?
59:14
Well, leaders of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization,
59:16
that rickety old organization that just doesn't seem to quit,
59:21
will include several European countries.
59:23
Just to update you, the United States, the United Kingdom and
59:28
Canada are just amongst the few of the All Stars there this year
59:32
are gathering this week over there at Hague, Netherlands.
59:35
Well, this yearly summit amid Russia's continued war in
59:38
Ukraine and the Israel, the dramas they've said and the
59:42
uncertainty about Washington's failure in the alliance because
59:47
we might be exiting this very, very unpopular kind of format.
59:52
Well, the NATO summit which started yesterday and last a
59:55
whole of two days is the first to be at attended rather by
1:00:00
Donald Trump. U.S.
1:00:01
President Donald Trump's seat took the office in January.
1:00:04
Well, NATO Secretary General Mark Rudy and the former Dutch
1:00:08
Prime Minister will also be at the meeting.
1:00:11
Now, this is what to expect because that's a novel all
1:00:15
about. I'm not really into the playing
1:00:18
all the stuff they try to present, but this is what
1:00:20
they're expecting to talk about the war in Ukraine.
1:00:24
The war in Ukraine, Yes. Or as as Lindsey calls in his
1:00:28
salary money, lunch money or other.
1:00:31
It's the issue of how much member states are spending and
1:00:34
the collective defense for Szalinski and that war that just
1:00:38
doesn't seem to stop because he keeps violating cease fires.
1:00:42
Why? Contentious point in the
1:00:43
particular point for U.S. President Donald Trump has long
1:00:48
argued that the United States shoulders too much of the
1:00:51
financial burden and wants others to raise their defense
1:00:54
spendings. Meaning we keep paying the bar
1:00:59
tab every time Zelensky says let's go out over the ongoing
1:01:04
conflict now of Israel and Iran also made kind of the topics as
1:01:09
of late it could shadow the summit.
1:01:12
Now who else is attending? We know about Canada and we know
1:01:15
about US. Well, it's said to be that UK
1:01:18
Prime Minister Kier Starmer Canadian Prime Minister Mark
1:01:22
carnage from in French President in the current training lover
1:01:27
Emmanuel Macron and Chancellor over there in Germany, Frederick
1:01:31
and Mertz, Italy, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro and even Erdogan
1:01:38
himself and yes Viktor Orban, a hometown favorite here and even
1:01:43
Zelinsky if you can believe it and he has an assassination hit
1:01:47
that's been placed on him. What's he doing there?
1:01:51
I can't even imagine. Well, here's a little clip of
1:01:54
Trump in the middle and try to see if he can make out what he's
1:01:57
saying to Erdogan because we'll have a little detail of what's
1:02:00
to come if you can. And I certainly think I did as
1:02:03
well. Check this out. the United
1:02:06
States or United Nations, the NATO alignment, the summit is
1:02:10
here. Here it is.
1:02:11
But that's not allowed, you know it.
1:02:18
Can we take photos for the president?
1:02:27
Donald, you're my friend. Say cheese.
1:02:36
Zelinsky, he must go. He's a piece of shit.
1:02:42
So Netanyahu, he's a piece of shit too.
1:02:53
You done it was very interesting.
1:02:58
It sounds like they were talking about getting rid of Solinsky is
1:03:00
kind of what I took from that. I don't know if you heard that
1:03:02
as well. That's some serious stuff there.
1:03:07
Very bold moves are being had there.
1:03:09
Well, continuing now, let's get back to order here as now the
1:03:13
son of the Shah of Iran is trying to make a statement.
1:03:17
You know, we were the first to tell you and I'm so proud of
1:03:19
that. I'm so proud of it.
1:03:21
But yes, she's coming around again.
1:03:23
And his the his father was the Shah.
1:03:25
If you don't know, and he's trying to get some press.
1:03:28
He has APR company. He's lived in London, he
1:03:32
pretends to live in Iran and he has a just a summer home in Tel
1:03:35
Aviv or dead until this week. I mean, this is the guy we've
1:03:39
been telling you about since our EU insider told you and all of
1:03:43
us that the son of the Shah is coming back.
1:03:48
Well, that's just it. Even the Iron Sheikh knows it
1:03:50
too, as it wouldn't be fair if he wasn't involved.
1:03:53
And don't we know it here? He wants to be the new leader of
1:03:57
Iran. And he he made his claim why we
1:04:01
gave a speech proclaiming that the Islamic republics and was
1:04:04
near, he was going to shred them to pieces, body slam them into
1:04:08
oblivion. And he said this is our Berlin
1:04:11
Wall moment. So everybody's a big talker
1:04:13
around here. Everybody's declaring victory,
1:04:16
and they're going to tell you how they're going to destroy
1:04:18
you, only to destroy empty warehouses and flash of dreams
1:04:24
at this point. Well, he was.
1:04:26
They've said he's dressing to the 9.
1:04:28
He's dressing to the tee in a Caddyshack kind of way.
1:04:32
And he says, imagine a new Iran with me leading the free and
1:04:37
somewhat Democratic Iran and Republican for peace with our
1:04:41
neighbors in the engine of growth and opportunity and a
1:04:44
healthy supply of cocaine and Viagra.
1:04:47
And that's just all he wants. Well, his name is Pallavi, and
1:04:51
he sounds like a presidential contender giving a campaign
1:04:54
speech. That's because, in a sense, Mr.
1:04:56
Pallavi, first name Reza, is running to be just that, Iran's
1:05:01
next leader. Well, the exiled Crown Prince
1:05:05
has been criticizing the country's Islamic autocracy
1:05:08
since he went to exile almost 5 decades ago, if you can believe
1:05:12
it. But in the recent years, he's
1:05:13
become increasingly vocal and increasingly insisting that he
1:05:17
should lead the pivot, he should lead the March.
1:05:20
He wants to be the leader. He wants to be the lead singer.
1:05:23
It's his party. Well, here's a quote.
1:05:26
I'm stepping forward to lead this national transition.
1:05:29
I have a clear plan that I just can't tell you about it just
1:05:32
yet. Well, that is, I mean, it's now
1:05:36
official. There's no speculation.
1:05:38
There's no speculation at whatsoever going for him.
1:05:42
This is the man that's going to do it.
1:05:43
If you don't know who he is, there he is right there.
1:05:47
Well, that's his father on the right, and that's kind of his
1:05:51
father on the left too, if I'd imagine.
1:05:54
Isn't that something? OK, continuing now as we forge a
1:05:58
hand here. Well, that leaves us to England
1:06:01
or whatever happened to Starmer? Well, Starboard's getting in the
1:06:04
makes too 'cause he's a big man, He's a big man and he also
1:06:08
pretends to play one as well when he's not wearing a wig
1:06:12
because they he gets the rent boys from Tel Aviv.
1:06:14
Did you hear? Separate issue but very
1:06:17
important and relevant. Well, now UK is now getting
1:06:21
involved and defends US action over there in Iran and calls for
1:06:24
a de escalation because he can't seem to de escalate the just
1:06:30
radical Islamic backed by MI 5 in his country.
1:06:34
But why not call it out elsewhere?
1:06:36
Well, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, I say Sir, very
1:06:41
lightly, said the United States had helped the alleviating
1:06:46
threat of the nuclear capability of Tehran.
1:06:49
Their position and their force, as great at mind, as as great as
1:06:54
it might be, is the direction we should all look to.
1:06:58
And, you know, if it's all it's all about just blowing up
1:07:01
warehouses and then why not? I mean, we should all be at war,
1:07:04
shouldn't we? Well, it's here.
1:07:06
Starmer, the Prime Minister over there in England, has defended
1:07:09
the US President Donald Trump's actions in the Middle East and
1:07:11
has called for Iran and Israel to get back to a fragile
1:07:15
ceasefire broker overnight. Well, what's he asking Iran for?
1:07:21
He's he's got to talk to Israel. Doesn't he know?
1:07:24
Well, Prime Minister said that the US had helped alleviating
1:07:26
the threat of nuclear capabilities for Tehran.
1:07:29
Thus we don't know the nuclear capabilities of Israel because
1:07:34
nobody has inspected the country.
1:07:36
Well, the ministers have been in pains to stress that Britain was
1:07:40
not involved in the attacks. They swear they were out that
1:07:42
night and they have an alibi ready to go, but they're ready
1:07:45
to be answer the call if it were to happen again.
1:07:49
And this is what they're talking about in the NATO summit.
1:07:52
Now asked on his visit to The Hague over there in Netherlands,
1:07:55
or he's having a grand old time with Zelensky and His Hague.
1:08:01
Well, he said he personally felt safe with Mr. Trump in the White
1:08:05
House and nearby. The Prime Minister told Channel
1:08:08
5 News over there in the BBC that quote, look, I think that
1:08:12
we've seen the last few days of the American alleviating a
1:08:15
threat to nuclear weaponry by the Iranians, bringing about a
1:08:20
ceasefire about early hours of today.
1:08:24
I think I know what needs to happen now.
1:08:26
By golly, it needs to be maintained.
1:08:28
And that will be the focus of our attention engagement
1:08:31
discussions because the ceasefire provides the space for
1:08:35
negotiations that need to take place.
1:08:39
So he learned the definition of negotiations on Wikipedia and
1:08:43
he's just reinforcing that he learned something.
1:08:47
So thank you, Stormer. Just totally wild.
1:08:50
Totally wild. Well, that brings it to that.
1:08:53
Now this one, this next story here, this goes to show of all
1:08:58
the Shields we talked about in the government.
1:09:01
Well, certainly that applies to media as well.
1:09:04
And you can't talk about Shields and not talk about, well, Laura
1:09:10
Loomer, who I've been just very fond of, is fond of including in
1:09:15
the shows lately. Well, she's now part of a new
1:09:17
series called How to Make a Shield.
1:09:19
In this next clip, you're going to see a prank not gone wrong,
1:09:23
but gone right. And some activists wanted to
1:09:27
sponsor her and wanted to see if they can get her to do anything.
1:09:31
Well, they wanted to sponsor her by saying they had a new food
1:09:34
item, as you can see there, the dog food.
1:09:36
And they said it's edible for humans and dogs too.
1:09:41
Now, what Laura Loomer doesn't know is that it's only edible
1:09:46
and it's only recommended consumption are for dogs
1:09:49
themselves, which is probably why she started eating it.
1:09:54
Only if she knew. We'll discuss after.
1:09:57
Positive. It really is an amazing company.
1:09:59
Not only do they have these emergency pet kits, but they
1:10:02
also have these supplements here.
1:10:04
And this is human grade, OK? This is human grade and I just
1:10:07
want to show you now I'm going to actually do this live on air
1:10:10
so you can see for yourself, OK? 100% human grade ingredients is
1:10:15
what it says here on the package and the ingredients are Alberta
1:10:20
grass finished bison liver, Alberta grass finished bison
1:10:22
heart, Alberta grass finished kidney.
1:10:25
These are the same type of nutrients that you can find in
1:10:31
the beef organs that you purchase for yourself, yourself,
1:10:34
right? But this is all protected bison
1:10:37
that comes from Canada. So that means that there's no
1:10:39
hormones, there's no vaccines given to the bison.
1:10:43
So you could actually share these nutrients with your
1:10:46
animals so you could eat this yourself.
1:10:49
And I'm going to show you this isn't a gimmick.
1:10:51
This is not just, you know, some trash dog food from China, OK?
1:10:56
These are supplements and these are products that are so healthy
1:11:00
and natural that you could actually eat it yourself.
1:11:03
So you could see here positive bison.
1:11:05
It's clearly says dog food Topper, and I'm going to put
1:11:08
this in my mouth right now so it tastes like meat.
1:11:15
Damn, maybe that is disgusting to you, but I'll show you right
1:11:20
here. Look, this is the bison.
1:11:22
Product right here it. Clearly, says dog food Topper.
1:11:24
What a great actress. You can see on camera actually
1:11:29
tastes good, I'm not going to lie.
1:11:31
So 100% human grade ingredients, nutrition for your dog in every
1:11:37
bite. It's so healthy that you could
1:11:39
even eat it yourself. Oh my God, that's how to make a
1:11:46
show with Laura Loomer coming to NBC this fall.
1:11:51
And it just tastes so good. Thank you, Laura, We'll make
1:11:55
sure to tune in for that. What a shell she is.
1:11:59
She is only the one I could the perfect one to play such a role
1:12:03
for the new upcoming series. Would you eat dog food out there
1:12:07
or would you not even look into a product you're trying to sell
1:12:11
people and just pretend you like it?
1:12:13
She just ate like alpo dog food. What a hussy.
1:12:18
What is wrong with her? Oh, lost my appetite too, I
1:12:22
know. Well, that's going to bring us
1:12:25
to real deal. Well, actually, you know what I
1:12:28
won't tell you? You know, there is so much
1:12:30
information coming out of the NATO summit.
1:12:32
We're now getting word that Trump is now talking about a
1:12:37
huge trade deal with Russia. What kind of preview can we get
1:12:42
from that? Here's a little glimpse of
1:12:43
what's underway at the NATO summit.
1:12:45
You. Know I'd like to see a deal with
1:12:48
Russia. As you know, Vladimir called me
1:12:50
up. He said can I help you with
1:12:52
Iran? I said no, I don't need help
1:12:53
with Iran, I need help with you, and I hope we're going to be
1:12:58
getting a deal done with Russia. Yeah, we're getting close.
1:13:03
Can you feel it? Can you feel it?
1:13:04
Because there's no better vodka than the ones that come out of
1:13:08
Moscow. It's going to bring us to real
1:13:10
deal health as Doctor Ryan is on calm calling all pagers.
1:13:14
Doctor Ryan, Ryan. Well, we know culture changes
1:13:24
and so does the appetite of other people around you,
1:13:29
companies, but in this case, intimacy.
1:13:33
Yeah, that's what I'm talking about is a new study you're
1:13:35
going to hear about. And we need to understand as the
1:13:38
robots and AI and people are just hidden away in their dark
1:13:41
caves, whether it's the man cave or what's the back of their car
1:13:45
or wherever they be, people are losing the human connection and
1:13:49
especially the human touch. And it's a real thing.
1:13:52
Well, now Americans are afraid of intimacy can be said.
1:13:56
It can be boldly said now as a new study has come out, nearly
1:14:00
one in four Americans want to break from physical intimacy.
1:14:05
Who would have ever thought that's 25% of Americans?
1:14:10
I, I can't even I don't even know.
1:14:12
I thought you had to have a little.
1:14:14
I won't, I won't even go there. But let me tell you just a
1:14:18
little bit more about this now. Well, intimacy is now in
1:14:21
question is more than half of single people would rather fall
1:14:24
in love with life than with another person.
1:14:28
And sometimes you can't blame them because you've just gotten
1:14:31
a raw deal a just a bad deck of cards constantly and you have
1:14:35
psychotic killers who are trying to end you.
1:14:38
Well then you might want to fall in love with life.
1:14:41
But in this case, it's not about anyone.
1:14:43
I know it's about 24% of Americans want a break from
1:14:47
sexual activity. Now this is where I find hard to
1:14:51
believe. Is that really the case?
1:14:53
24%, OK, when half have already taken extended breaks from
1:14:58
averaging of six months. OK, I can believe that.
1:15:02
Well, now they're saying 30% believe romance is dead. 30% of
1:15:08
Americans believe that while 69% that's 69% of single Americans
1:15:15
are content on being single and not actively looking for
1:15:19
relationships. That's true.
1:15:22
Now Americans see intimacy as only 37% of it is about sex and
1:15:28
57% about emotional understanding with expressing
1:15:33
intimacy through non sexual ways.
1:15:38
Now that may sound mythical to some of you out there but to all
1:15:44
hosts of others it doesn't. Now the out of the 2000 adults
1:15:47
who were conducted for this research, well, this is what
1:15:53
they're saying. Respondents sided motivation
1:15:55
such as wanting to learn other forms of intimacy, like needing
1:16:00
a quota time for the body and mind to catch up, time for the
1:16:05
prioritizing emotional closeness and over physical connection.
1:16:11
Yeah, so they're, they, they want emotional bonding and that
1:16:15
kind of connection beforehand. And is this a a study of old
1:16:19
women? Are they sure men were at this?
1:16:22
Unless it's the men of today, the younger men that is.
1:16:25
Now the findings suggest the shifting values around love
1:16:28
relationships and all host of other things.
1:16:30
Generally, a third 30% that is a response said they believe that
1:16:34
romance indeed is done, expressing concerns that genuine
1:16:39
love and romantic gestures have lost their place in modern life.
1:16:43
And that's just a thing of the past.
1:16:47
So in closing, a lot of the studies, the students in this
1:16:52
case for the study, well, they're saying they want to
1:16:54
redefine intimacy. Finally, as Americans
1:16:56
increasingly view it as extending far beyond the sexual
1:17:00
activities or the conclaves. On average, respondents believe
1:17:04
that 37% of the intimacy is physical, 57% comes from
1:17:09
personal understanding and emotion, emotional connection.
1:17:13
Which what? What exactly is that?
1:17:15
Because guys, right now, I don't even know what that is.
1:17:19
They're saying cuddling, holding hands, verbal affirmations,
1:17:24
sharing meals, spiritual conversations, doubtful gestures
1:17:27
like buying gifts or brushing your partner's hair is a form of
1:17:33
intimacy. Well, that's just a load of you
1:17:37
know what if I've ever heard it. What, what, what say you out
1:17:39
there? Is this really a thing?
1:17:41
Because when I think of intimacy, I think of, well, you
1:17:45
know, where is it fishnets out there.
1:17:48
That's a form of it. What do you think out there?
1:17:50
We have Kim all the way in San Diego saying the following.
1:17:52
Emotional rescue. Well, that is quite intimate of
1:17:56
you. Thank you for sharing.
1:17:57
And because you share, that is quite intimate of you, Kim.
1:18:00
Thank you. Here's another one we have.
1:18:04
We have Aussie girl that says my kids and grandkids are so busy,
1:18:07
OK. Yeah, that's another thing.
1:18:09
People are too busy for relationships.
1:18:11
That's what we're finding out. OK here's a Nigel Daher who is a
1:18:15
real lover in his own right. He said that in the last days,
1:18:18
the love of many will grow cold. Well, some of us like it cold
1:18:23
and some of us like it not. And finally, we have Mr. Watlin,
1:18:29
who's the Cupid of Iowa. He says hugs, not drugs.
1:18:34
Well, that is a daily affirmation to live by, isn't
1:18:37
it? I think so.
1:18:40
Anyways, that's going to lead us now to our wonderful
1:18:58
How intimate of humor. I'd like to sweeten up things of
1:19:04
whispers. I thought that was quite
1:19:05
intimate and I'm practicing well as we close the night of Trump
1:19:09
versus Israel. You know, I close tonight
1:19:11
thinking that no matter the the intent of world leaders who we
1:19:18
really don't know what the outcome is going to be.
1:19:21
We're heard whispers, rumors, previews, televangelists even.
1:19:29
They tell us what it's going to be and how it's going to go.
1:19:32
Regardless of all that, we have to stay true to one thing that's
1:19:34
tangible, one thing that can't be coerced, and one thing that
1:19:39
cannot be infiltrated, reversed, or forgotten about.
1:19:44
And that's the United States Constitution based off the Magna
1:19:47
Carta. And the people outside of the
1:19:50
United States need to rediscover the Magna Carta, legalize it,
1:19:53
because ultimately, no matter the person who's in charge,
1:19:57
whether they're legitimate, not legitimate.
1:20:01
A real Roman or even a Trojan horse.
1:20:04
But you can't fake out. You can't psych out.
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You can't pontificate what is the stone tablatures of each and
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every American and people who share that same sentiment around
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the world. And that is the Bill of Rights
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in the United States Constitution that will keep us
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free and get us free again and ultimately free at last.
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That's how that one goes, OK. It's just that one of those
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nights, I will be back tomorrow night with some real deal media
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live. You don't want to miss that.
1:20:35
We'll have some surprises and we'll make sure we have our
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breathalyzers there at the door so we don't have any mishaps.
1:20:42
But I want to thank all of you for watching here World at War
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and who have made this possible and keep us going in the face of
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censorship, in the face of all the saturation.
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You have made this the number one late night show in your show
1:20:58
most importantly. So for all of us here, I'm Dean
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Rhines and thank you for sharing this moment.
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Until next time, which remember to stay tuned and stay awake.
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Good night everybody. The only way comes in this
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world. I know not all that, all that,
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but I'm getting get get there. If you let me live my life, I
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stay with you.