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Late Night Thoughts💡with Dean Ryan · Real Deal Media

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  Remember, like going into the 90s, like there's some movies
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  that I would recommend you leave in the past.
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  The movies with cops. She had one cop who was playing
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  by the rules, ready for retirement.
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  The other one who was rogue took the badge.
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  Maverick. He's a maverick.
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  He don't play by the rules. He's dangerous.
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  He hangs on to 18 Wheelers going, you know, 90 mph by the
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  side and takes a fleet army now and the whole fleet just talking
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  about it, I get blurry. That's how bad it gets.
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  No, there's no rules. Once you take the badge off,
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  anything goes. You know, it's full on too when
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  the good cop who played by the rules his whole career goes,
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  right? I'm taking my badge off too for
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  this one time. And you think about those films
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  we grew up on inside the cop movies, lawyer TV shows, the
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  hospital shows, you would think that the only jobs in America
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  are cops, lawyers and 7 gig at the hospital.
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  He called that suckers and losers.
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  Who in the hell does he think he is?
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  Who does he think he is? Who does he think he is?
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  Sean Gregorian. Who does that guy think he is?
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  Well, what does Sean think he is?
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  Oh, man, it's best to say he was muted.
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  We have Lena Star Moon, who might know what the deal is.
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  She said that's a deep pouch. It's so deep we can't even
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  measure it. That's how deep it is.
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  Oh, Maddie Glenn, who says baby Sean?
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  Yes, Sean is a baby. He needs to be pampered.
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  And how? How's that diaper rash?
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  Lick my head. Touch.
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  OK, All right. We are officially late for late
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  night thoughts. Yes, we are here tonight.
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  Good evening everybody to a Real Deal Media original podcast
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  audio edition tonight I am your late night thoughts host Dean
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  Ryan and what an unusual time to do a show.
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  But I've had some unusual circumstances which we'll hear
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  about here tonight. Anyways, this is if you are new.
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  This is a audio podcast, not always, but usually late night
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  thoughts. Tonight we're going to talk
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  about everything and nothing at all.
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  But according accordingly, that is tonight we do have some
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  headlines to wrap our minds around, but also some lifestyle
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  human conditions to really speak about and hear about as we're
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  now officially in March and the Ides of March is just nearby.
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  Yes, it is. Tonight we are broadcasting
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  live, I believe, right live on Rumble as well as as well as
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  YouTube. Yes, we are.
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  And I think we yeah, I think we should be fine on there.
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  Anyways, welcome everybody to a late start here.
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  It's been a late week to start for some of us, me being one of
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  them. Yes, no doubt about that.
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  I'll tell you what happened here.
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  Well, as the ides and marches nearby, many things have now
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  come into place. I should start the show by
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  saying Happy Purim for all of you are celebrating the the
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  Purity festival happening in the Judea religion.
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  Usually it means purifying yourself, your water in this
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  case, purifying your neighbors too, in in the means and through
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  the means of War I. It's what I'm learning at least,
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  but a lot of people would differ from that.
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  We're going to peer into that here tonight.
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  What is Purim tonight? It's supposed to be March 3rd or
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  it was March 3rd, 333 AM 333. If you follow that, there's a
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  number that follows me quite often.
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  If you follow gematria or numerology, we know the elites
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  do. It's a language they speak in
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  speaking a lot of different languages.
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  That's what I've been trying to learn lately, but we're hearing
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  a lot of things now as war spiraling.
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  A lot of people, myself included, they kind of tune out
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  when the world gets really crazy.
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  People tune out because they can't make sense of it.
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  It's all happening at once. We're we're told that it's a
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  seven more front no matter which way you turn.
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  And that's a lot for people. And some people tune out.
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  For me, what happened was roughly 2 days ago, I, I said I
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  have to tune out and I was given a THC gummy and let me tell you
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  ladies and gentlemen, that has kicked my behind.
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  I, it's not stuff I do usually, but I tried it and I have, I've
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  been in Alice in Wonderland and back and I'm, I'm not even sure
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  what day it is. That's how, that's how potent
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  these things are. And I'm not sure I, I was meant
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  to handle that. Maybe it's my native blood where
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  usually they can't handle alcohol.
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  In this case, although it's a candy, it, it definitely made my
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  days turn into weeks, that's for sure.
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  But I, I think it's an example of what people are trying to do
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  to make some sense of what's happening in the very senseless
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  world. Is the, the, the term of
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  escapism? Is it truly up in the, the
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  dialect of people? Some people can get lost in the
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  book. Some people can go on a hike in
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  my in my sense and in my case, yeah, I, I got lost in a, a, a a
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  flurry of, of THC madness, which is the first time for me in
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  quite some time. And yeah, so sorry for those all
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  around me who trying to get a hold of me.
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  I am still trying to make sense of it.
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  Just to give you another, I've been having the wildest dreams
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  too lately. Wildest dreams welcome in a cold
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  sweat The other day I was literally dead center in a what
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  do you call the IT was like a music video to be exact.
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  And it was well, it was the Michael Jackson one thriller.
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  I was right in the middle of that.
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  So I've been having some wild dreams just but that that that's
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  what happens right now in this this time of war.
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  But here's here's some of the things that are leading us to
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  the edge in the brink of insanity.
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  Speaking of the words are now spiraling.
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  They're saying spiraling out of control.
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  The war, which was a war of choice.
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  It's war of aggression. It's a very unpopular one, and
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  even to the point now where Spain alongside Cuba could be in
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  the chopping block. Oh yeah, let me tell you more
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  about this. Well, now the explosions sound
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  in the Iranian capital start to go boom as a war with the United
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  States and Israel enters its 5th day.
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  Now remember too, 3 to 4 weeks at most, experts have said that
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  the US and their lack of munitions will last.
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  We're now the Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
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  Explosions sounded in Iran's capital city as well Wednesday
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  as the war with the US and Israel entered the 5th day
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  following earlier strikes on the Iranian nuclear site.
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  Retaliatory strikes by the Islamic Republic across the Gulf
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  region, something we haven't seen in quite some time.
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  The Iranian state television reported explosions around
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  Tehran as dawn broke. Meanwhile, Israel said it's air
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  defenses were activated due to the incoming missile fire from
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  Iran. Which they can't last.
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  Their Iron dorm dorm is breaking that entire Dome itself.
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  Five days into the war with the US.
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  President Donald Trump suggested it will last several weeks or
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  longer. Nearly 800 people have been
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  killed in Iran, including some Trump said he had considered as
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  possible future leaders of the country.
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  So much for the one and done crown.
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  Well, five days in the war in in initial, including that
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  explosions over there in Lebanon have been also being heard
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  during this time where Israel said it's retaliating against
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  Hezbollah militants. Now, Lebanon state-run media
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  reported that at least four people were killed in Israeli
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  strike that hit a residential complex in the city of Baalbek.
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  Interesting day. Earlier, Israel launched air
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  strikes against Iranian missile launchers and nuclear research
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  site and Iran struck back against Israel and others,
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  targeting US embassies, disrupting energy supplies and
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  travel. Well, this is the greater war.
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  Now the American embassy on over there in Saudi Arabia and the US
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  consulate over there in the UAEA came under drone attacks
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  themselves. Iran has fired dozens of
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  ballistic missiles in Israel through most of the incoming
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  fire has been intercepted. Luckily for them, now 11 people
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  in Israel have been killed since the conflict began.
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  Now, in other developments, the Pentagon identified the US Army
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  Reserve soldiers who were killed and the dirt strike Sunday at
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  the command center in Kuwait. The stroke, excuse me, The
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  strike also killed two other service members.
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  There you go. So the US has lost some men
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  already. Now, the spiraling nature of the
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  war raised questions about when and how it would end, which I
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  think the answer will be. It's going to be a long time.
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  This is now a war of choice. The Trump administration has
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  offered a variety of different answers, but really various
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  objectives, including destroying Iran's missile capabilities,
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  wiping out its Navy, preventing it from obtaining nuclear
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  weapons and ensuring it cannot continue to support armed allied
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  groups. While initial US strikes killed
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  Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and Trump urged
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  Iranians to overthrow their government, senior
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  administrative officials have since said regime change was not
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  the goal. Well, what the hell is the goal
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  now? The goal post keeps moving.
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  We often wonder now Trump today, just earlier today, seemed to
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  downplay the chances of the war ending Iran's theocratic rule,
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  saying that, quote, someone within the Iranian regime might
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  be the best choice to take power once the US Israel campaign is
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  finished. Well, what the hell does that
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  mean? So it was about regime change
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  where they even propped up the Shah's son who came out of the
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  Zionist coffins of, you know, irrelevance.
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  Now it's about, well, since we can't really change the entire
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  regime, maybe someone else in ranks his best.
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  See how the goal post moves. And that should tell you right
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  there that the strategy of this entire conflict, which is being
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  done as wag the dog, it should tell you that the strategy is to
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  find a strategy to get out. Because they're going to, let me
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  tell you, this administration and the people behind this,
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  they're going to have egg on their face, if not already,
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  because there is no strategy. There is no long term plan
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  because they don't have one. And they'll stay long term to
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  save face. But come the midterms, these
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  people are all going to be up for war crimes.
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  This is bad that there's a clause that they they said,
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  well, Obama used in his fights with Syria and that, well,
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  people are not having that, that that's not going to be an excuse
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  that's going to save this administration by any means.
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  This is a betrayal on so many, on so many levels, so many
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  levels. So, yeah.
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  And you, you, you listen to all the spokespersons in, in the
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  military on the US side, they'll say it was a terrible idea, bad.
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  And that versus the Israeli military intelligence who
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  everything's good. You know, these people in
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  Israel, they're jumping ship already to India as their new
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  host they can suck off of. Yeah.
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  So, yeah, we lost 3 service members, UMUS embassy over there
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  in Saudi Arabia, all these different places.
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  They're all under attack. That's it.
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  Hundreds have died, including children.
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  US Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 787 people in
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  Iran, according to the Red Crescent Crescent Society in
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  Lebanon, where Israel launched retaliatory strikes against the
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  Iranian supported people. They killed 50.
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  So we've killed in our name roughly 1000 people right now in
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  Iran and Lebanon. Civilians have died because of
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  the stupid, stupid war we started.
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  And I shouldn't say we this is not our government.
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  This is a government that has taken over the United States
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  through Israel, and they have captured, they have captured the
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  United States federal government via blackmail and via all kinds
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  of heinous things, which I heard the next drop in the Epstein
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  files is probably going to be by far the worst.
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  We're not even sure what that's going to entail.
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  But this is terrible. So we, the civilian lives have
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  been lost. And there's no, there's no
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  humility. There's no, there's just, well,
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  throw, throw your government over and replace it with what?
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  Yeah. This is so stupid, you know, And
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  if this happened to us, you would never hear the end of it.
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  Very silly. So that's how that one goes
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  there. I mean, you could go on and on
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  and on, but I'm telling you the the consequences of this entire
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  action that didn't need to happen far outweigh what the
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  goals are because there there is no goal.
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  The goal is to keep Israel happy, keep this psychotic
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  psychopaths to run the country, keep them from dropping the the
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  nuclear bomb using the Sampson option.
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  That's about it. That's all they have outside of
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  that they don't they couldn't tell you, you know, jump how
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  high now they're trying to also use a they're seeking an armed
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  uprising, whatever that means. They think they'll those handle
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  it. And then and then at the same
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  time you have, you have now troops dying that we said, well,
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  it just before this all started about a week ago, everybody
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  said, well, it's old one and done, Dean, just like Venezuela.
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  No, it's not. Now you have troops dying and
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  they're mortified. The more troops die in this war,
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  how are they going to explain that to the American people?
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  How do you just how do you justify federal tax income at
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  this point? This doesn't represent me.
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  You. This doesn't keep anyone else,
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  any of us safe. Yeah.
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  Britain scrambling to get involved.
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  You have that guy who's trying to just remain relevant.
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  Unbelievable. Hundreds are dying.
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  It's just it's it's disgusting. Well, you might have heard well,
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  who heard about the Bill Clinton deposition the other day?
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  Some of the leaks have come out. I from one loved him where he's
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  looking back at some of the photos coming out just with with
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  Glee. And I remember that time she
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  rubbed my back. Yes, she did.
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  Hillary couldn't rub my back 'cause she got, you know, she
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  got claws on. Yeah, that is something to see.
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  You also have. This is really exciting too,
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  Hillary. Her little squeamish tirades are
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  now coming out. Well, if we are talking about
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  Purim, you know, and what is this going to do?
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  It means more attacks. And we have now more polls
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  coming out, more polls coming out about this war as now this
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  is not looking good for anybody who's involved.
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  So now in Texas, which they're Speaking of politics now in
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  Texas, they're trying to turn Texas what they call purple.
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  Texas has always been primarily, primarily as I learn English all
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  over again in my dyslexia. It's turning.
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  It's turning now Democrat. Yeah, that's a big, big deal.
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  That's a big game changer. And what that means are people
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  like Dan Crenshaw, the man with the patched eye, the man who has
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  fantasies of killing Tucker Carlson.
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  Yeah, you know him. You know him.
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  And then we'll, we'll, we'll come back to the Clintons there.
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  But he's now even down in the polls.
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  Can you believe that? Well, just for starters, Donald
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  Trump is now, well, his poll numbers have come out amongst
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  all Americans. They don't seem to be going up,
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  but they don't seem to be necessarily staying leveled at
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  middle. Yeah, they keep going down.
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  Well, now here's a new poll that's coming out before we get
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  to the losing candidates. Well, about 408 days into Donald
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  Trump's no second term, I guess you could say.
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  Well, the president's net approval rating is down 19
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  points and point 6.6 points. Yeah, 0.6 points since last week
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  and a 38% approval rating with 58% who are disapproving and 4%
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  who are not sure. How can you not be sure at this
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  point? But 56, nearly 60%, over half of
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  the country disapprove of Donald Trump.
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  That's right since Donald Trump's State of the Union his
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  speech just about a week ago he boasted that America had made
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  quote a turn around for the ages presidents and approval ratings
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  which fell this week. Another 19 points suggest that
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  Americans are not persuaded. I would say so.
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  Polling was conducted mostly after Trump's administration had
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  launched an aerial assault with Israel on Iran.
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  Early survey suggests the war is unpopular according to a
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  communist economist that is you Gov poll conducted a week before
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  the airstrikes. Just 27% of Americans favored an
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  attack, but the president's handlings of domestic policy
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  dragging him down. Americans are especially unhappy
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  about the way Trump administration has carried out
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  its crackdown on immigration. Democrats are blocking funding
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  for the Department of Homeland Security, which is responsible
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  for immigration enforcement. The government has been
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  partially shut down since February 4th.
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  A lot of people seem to be unhappy about that.
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  Well, Americans seem to be also worried about prices.
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  Though Mr. Trump's net approval rating on the issue has risen,
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  well, just a tad in October to 24%, although that's still
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  negative. That might change when tax cuts
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  get approved by the president taking effect.
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  And what they're now calling a jumbo sized refund check that
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  starts arriving in your post box after tax filing season ends in
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  April. They're thinking that might be a
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  little bump that he just might need for his approval to
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  increase. However, the majority of
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  Americans speak, they are not at all in favor of this war with
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  Iran. It will tank him.
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  Yep, it will definitely take him.
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  Peace is war. You know, it's amazing how
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  people fall for that, how they did not listen to, they didn't
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  listen to the cries of 1984 and try to warn us.
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  I'll tell you that much. Here's something else happening
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  here. Well, it's not just the
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  president who seems to be unpopular.
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  It's anyone connected and tied to the GOP.
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  Yeah, that's right. Like we were saying, Dan
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  Crenshaw, who's a senator over there in Texas, well, a
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  represented rather well. His job is up for grabs too, as
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  he's not only unpopular in the Democrat circles, but even
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  people in the GOP hate him is just as much.
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  Well, how what is that going to do?
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  What is that going to do to the GOP majority in Texas?
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  Well, it's turning it purple in places like El Paso, which is
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  now people like Beta or Rourke who made that a communist
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  stronghold. That's now up for grabs as well.
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  Here's what I'm talking about. Well Texas House District 2
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  primary results as now the primaries are starting to come
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  out in the small little elections in the build up to the
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  midterms. Well it looks like Democrats are
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  winning. The incumbent over there is
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  beating Dan Crenshaw 57 to 39. Even Democrats in smaller
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  districts seem to be winning. This is the result and
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  consequence of this war. Yeah, there you have it.
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  The a lot of House counties. So that's it.
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  It's going to be a big change when, when and if Texas goes the
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  way of the Democrat explosion happening down there.
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  But why? Why is this war of choice?
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  Well, here is what I'm talking about.
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  Now US commanders are starting to come out and they're telling
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  troops Trump anointed has been anointed by Jesus to start the
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  Iranian war, sparking hundreds of complaints.
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  Now, Well, a nonprofit U.S. military watchdog said it has
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  received hundreds of complaints about commanders within the
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  military providing religious reasons for starting the Iran
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  war. Well, how do you like that?
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  I told you the Mormons have a strong hold on the military and
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  the Christian Zionist. Here we go.
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  Perfect example. Well, now a new damning new
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  report found in that the evangelical Christian
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  fundamentalism is underpinning the US military action in Iran,
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  giving you credence. That's right.
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  How Donald Trump has announced Saturday that the US and Israel
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  launched a joint operation, struck Iran overnight, killing
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  many, and the war has now put a bad taste in people's mouths,
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  except for some of the commanders in the military
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  itself. Well, this is what's happening,
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  as it's now called peace throughout the Middle East and
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  indeed the world. We're calling regime change in
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  the Islamic Republic a necessary, a necessary thing.
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  Well, the operation comes less than a year after Trump ordered
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  strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities June of last year.
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  If you recall 25 during a 12 day war between Iran and Israel
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  broke out during which the president claimed to have
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  obliterated Iran's nuclear capabilities.
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  It comes after a chilling map emerged revealing 12 safest
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  places to find refuge if World War three erupts.
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  Well, details about that have also came into The New York
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  Times as recently that Trump and his commanders ordered U.S.
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  troops to continue attacking Iran for four to five weeks
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  without providing details of the plan.
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  That's what's being said right now.
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  However, a fresh report found that hundreds of U.S. troops
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  across dozens of units and installations have submitted
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  complaints to their nonprofit watchdog Military Religious
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  Freedom Foundation since the attack about combat unit
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  commanders providing Christian reasoning for the war, during
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  which at least U.S. troops, in this case four of them, have
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  already been killed. That's not good enough for some.
• 27:09
  Well, the officers who attended a briefing Monday told them that
• 27:13
  the combat unit's commander urges to tell us that the troops
• 27:18
  were fighting were all part of God's divine plan.
• 27:22
  He specifically referenced the numerous citations out of the
• 27:25
  Book of Revelations referring to Armageddon in the imminent
• 27:29
  return of Jesus Christ is why we are quote, fighting the Iranian
• 27:34
  guard. The commander also urged that
• 27:39
  Trump was, quote, anointed by Jesus to light the signal fire
• 27:44
  in Iran to cause Armageddon and mark his return to earth and
• 27:49
  that the Iran war is part of God's plan.
• 27:52
  The commander in the US military said.
• 27:56
  Wow. The remarks were submitted and
• 27:57
  more than 110 complaints about commanders across all military
• 28:01
  branches, including more than 40 units across 30 military
• 28:06
  installations. At least one of the complaints
• 28:10
  identified themselves as a Christian who could be deployed
• 28:13
  at any time in Iran, writing on behalf of 15 troops.
• 28:19
  This is disturbing. So the justifications for this
• 28:24
  entire thing is all religious. How do you like that?
• 28:29
  How do you like that? Never heard of such dastardly
• 28:34
  things before. Yeah.
• 28:36
  If I was in the military right now, you wouldn't see me stick
• 28:39
  around for any of this, That's for sure.
• 28:43
  Oh, God. Well, here's some other things
• 28:46
  happening. We talked about.
• 28:50
  The fight is going on. Well, how exactly did they find
• 28:54
  the Ayatollah Khamenei, who was, as they said, very well
• 29:01
  insulated underneath the ground bunkers?
• 29:05
  How was he found? Well, it's now coming out
• 29:08
  exactly how they continue to find him.
• 29:11
  Well, this is coming out of the sun.
• 29:14
  Well, Israel of course, hacked Iran's traffic cams for years.
• 29:18
  Yes, they did. That's how they found him for
• 29:23
  years. Israel hacked Iran's traffic
• 29:26
  camps for years. So Mossad knew Tehran like we
• 29:29
  knew Jerusalem before the Ayatollah was assassinated.
• 29:34
  Well, hacked nearly every traffic camera.
• 29:37
  The Mossad of Israel had done so over there in the Tehran region
• 29:44
  for at least a handful of years, allowing Mossad to stock the
• 29:47
  Ayatollah and strike with deadly precision.
• 29:51
  Spies watched Ali Khamenei and his inner circle so closely that
• 29:57
  one official boasted, quote, we knew Tehran like we knew
• 30:01
  Jerusalem. That's right.
• 30:05
  Well, the extraordinary cyber operation meant Israeli
• 30:08
  intelligence had eyes on the Tyrants compound on Pasteur St.
• 30:13
  long before jets roared in to finish the job for the Financial
• 30:18
  Times. Almost all of the Iranian
• 30:20
  capitals traffic cameras were secretly taped.
• 30:23
  Footage was encrypted and beamed, backed into the servers
• 30:27
  of Tel Aviv. Over there in southern Israel,
• 30:30
  agents track the movements of Khamenei's bodyguards, logging
• 30:34
  their home addresses, shifts, routes and even where they
• 30:37
  packed and parked the night prior for their personal cars.
• 30:43
  One strategically placed camera facing the Supreme Leader's
• 30:46
  compound proved gold dust, as it's showed exactly where guards
• 30:50
  left their vehicles when reporting for the duty.
• 30:54
  It built what spies call quote a pattern of life, a forensic
• 30:58
  picture who's protected the 86 year old despot and provided the
• 31:05
  the precisions of where, when and exactly how now is in
• 31:10
  Israeli intelligence official told the newspaper quote we knew
• 31:15
  Tehran like we knew Jerusalem. No big warp continue by saying
• 31:22
  and when you know a place as well as you know the street you
• 31:24
  grew up on, you notice a single thing that's out of place.
• 31:29
  When the moment came on Saturday morning, Israeli didn't just
• 31:32
  rely on cameras. Around about a dozen mobile
• 31:36
  phone towers near the Pasture St. were disrupted, making phone
• 31:40
  appear, phones appear busy and blocking last ditch warnings to
• 31:44
  community security detail. At least two Israeli
• 31:49
  intelligence officers independently confirmed this,
• 31:52
  that the meeting he had been holding was going ahead on
• 31:55
  schedule. And then the next thing he was
• 32:00
  eliminated. That's how intricate the Israeli
• 32:05
  Mossad is. Do you see?
• 32:06
  They've known how they figured out how to infiltrate the very
• 32:10
  things in every fabric of life. So how does the American
• 32:14
  president, anyone for that fact, get out of the Israeli
• 32:18
  stranglehold that's infiltrated our intelligence services, our
• 32:23
  departments, our federal government?
• 32:26
  How does that work? Now we have Iran's revenge.
• 32:30
  US bases the Middle East under attack everywhere because of
• 32:33
  this. What a hornet's nest.
• 32:40
  Then we got word that Germany, France, others are now going to
• 32:45
  be part of a coalition going after Iran.
• 32:48
  And why do you think that is? Who do we think installed helped
• 32:52
  install people like Karma steer Karma?
• 32:57
  How do we think Zelensky got there who some of the power, the
• 33:02
  power brokers with Macron and their connection to the Massan?
• 33:07
  So Israel has the dirt on a lot of the EU leaders.
• 33:10
  So they're they're, they're going to be blackmailing a lot
• 33:12
  of these people under the war as well.
• 33:15
  That's what that tells me. You know, Germany was a big,
• 33:19
  that was a big pinpoint for the Israeli weapons exchange coming
• 33:23
  from the US. They didn't have to make a pivot
• 33:25
  stop in Germany before it goes to Israel.
• 33:28
  So Germany is a big part of this ethnic cleansing.
• 33:32
  Just unbelievable how this is going in our name too.
• 33:38
  In our name. That's the that's the worst part
• 33:42
  about it all. Well, here's 11 more story
• 33:47
  before we have a heartbreak coming up.
• 33:51
  Well, as we kind of gear back into the political ramifications
• 33:54
  of this, a lot of this came to during the week of the
• 33:58
  deposition and all the leaks that happened from the Clintons
• 34:02
  testimonies. Distraction and wag the dog is
• 34:06
  one term to describe it. Others say it's one big carousel
• 34:12
  of war, especially when you cross Hillary Clinton, that is.
• 34:17
  Well, Hillary Clinton may have lost.
• 34:22
  She may have lost it on recent MAGA lawmakers.
• 34:24
  Nancy Mace and Lauren Bobart as a former first lady's Epstein
• 34:30
  deposition went off the rails. Yes, it did.
• 34:35
  Highly embarrassing. Highly appropriate.
• 34:38
  Well, Clinton's deposition before the House Oversight
• 34:40
  Committee just this past Thursday.
• 34:43
  Well, it was released on YouTube.
• 34:45
  You might have seen it by the GOP Oversight Committee.
• 34:49
  The upload revealed the moment. Hillary Clinton, who's 78 years
• 34:53
  old now, stormed out of a meeting when it was revealed
• 34:56
  that Bobart, US representative of Colorado's 4th District
• 35:00
  Congressional District that is, had leaked a photo of Clinton
• 35:03
  testifying to a mega influencer. The former Secretary of State
• 35:10
  said, quote, I'm done with this. You can hold me in contempt of
• 35:16
  court from now until the cows come home, which then we said,
• 35:22
  well, we thought the cow did come home because you were here
• 35:25
  with us tonight on the stand while the deposition was heated,
• 35:30
  even before the photo was leaked, the first flashpoint
• 35:33
  came when the Mace asked how Clinton knew President Donald
• 35:39
  Trump's Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick.
• 35:43
  But Clinton tried to answer. Mace repeatedly interrupted.
• 35:50
  She'd been trying to explain that she knew Lutnick for her
• 35:53
  time as senator, representing New York from 2001 to 2009 with
• 35:57
  a law firm he ran. Cantor Fitzgerald was decimated
• 36:03
  by the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Here's a quote.
• 36:08
  You asked the question, I'm going to answer your question,
• 36:11
  Clinton said as her eyes were widening, continuing.
• 36:16
  Now you're going to tell me this, now you're going to yell
• 36:19
  at me? Mace responded.
• 36:23
  So it was quite the catfight. Well, also, this is where I
• 36:29
  spent my time doing, Clinton barked, learning and leaning
• 36:33
  across the table and pointing at Mace beating the table, she
• 36:36
  added. Quote, I was taking care of the
• 36:38
  people who lost 3000 lives at the World Trade Center.
• 36:44
  Now, Clinton secured over $20 billion in federal aid for
• 36:48
  rescue, recovery and cleanup of Ground Zero as part of the 9/11
• 36:51
  response and was a key advocate for health needs and of the
• 36:57
  first responders. Now it was also ensued after
• 37:00
  what also ensued after this was a crosstalk bonanza.
• 37:03
  They're now describing it with Mace trying to needle Clinton
• 37:07
  over apparently non existent emails between her and Jeffrey
• 37:11
  Epstein. Here's a quote if you have an
• 37:15
  e-mail with me asking Jeffrey Epstein for money.
• 37:19
  Clinton challenged Mace, then prove it.
• 37:21
  Show it. Mace alleged that Clinton had
• 37:24
  tried to secure funding from Epstein for an intimate event at
• 37:29
  Cantor Fitzgerald. The former Secretary of State
• 37:32
  denied this repeatedly. South Carolina congressman
• 37:36
  admitted she did not have any such emails and tried to yield
• 37:41
  her questioning quote. No, I'm going to finish
• 37:46
  answering the question, which I have the right to do.
• 37:50
  Clinton said she explained that she knew Lutnick through her
• 37:54
  work over there for the 9/11 charities.
• 37:56
  We work together to rebuild Manhattan.
• 37:58
  So they're feeling the pinch. I mean, even the MAGA influencer
• 38:04
  lawyers are having to use Mr. Lutnick as a point of reference.
• 38:10
  Who still who's still on the Trump administration and very
• 38:14
  gleefully, he is skipping down the hallways.
• 38:18
  So that is not going to look good.
• 38:21
  Here's something else before we go to break.
• 38:23
  That just came my way. That's not looking good at all
• 38:26
  as now Christy Gnome and her alleged affairs coming up into
• 38:32
  questioning and she's on the chopping block as well in the
• 38:37
  same stroke. Now, the ice Barbie cornered on
• 38:41
  relationship with alleged lover Kristi Noem just earlier today
• 38:47
  had to explain to Congress the role of her advisor, Corey
• 38:51
  Lewandowski. Yeah, he is loser Andowski's
• 38:56
  right, whose alleged relationship with the Homeland
• 38:59
  Security has been called, quote, the worst kept secret in DC and
• 39:04
  a very salacious one. Well, Noem, who's 54 years old,
• 39:09
  who was asked by Democrats of the Senate Judiciary Committee
• 39:14
  about her former associates of hers allegedly being awarded
• 39:18
  government contracts for deportation ad campaign
• 39:22
  featuring her when Lordowski came up.
• 39:26
  Well, this is very interesting. What is his role?
• 39:30
  People like Blumenthal over there asked.
• 39:35
  Well, Christy responded, His role is a special government
• 39:39
  employee. Special government employees
• 39:41
  work with White House and administration.
• 39:46
  So there it is. It's it's coming to light now.
• 39:50
  Oh, wow, Out of all the people, she picked that guy.
• 39:55
  So she's on her way out. And what a fiasco that is.
• 39:58
  All right, we're going to take this quick break here.
• 40:02
  You're listening to a very, very, very audio edition of
• 40:07
  tonight's Deep, Deep, Deep Late Night Thoughts.
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  It's kind of a special occasion. We do that here on a special
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  night. Yes, yes.
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  Welcome back everyone. I'm still Dean Ryan.
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  Welcome to Late Night Thoughts, an original podcast series by
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  Real Deal Media. Yes, it is now the bottom half
• 45:33
  of the show. As you heard, the religious
• 45:38
  holiday Purim is here. It is upon us.
• 45:47
  What is Purim? Well, I don't know exactly, but
• 45:51
  I can tell how they're celebrating it.
• 45:54
  We have a lot of underground party scenes popping up all over
• 45:58
  the place. Israelis are celebrating Purim
• 46:01
  in air raid shelters. Yeah, that's happening all over
• 46:06
  Tel Aviv as we speak. Yeah.
• 46:09
  So I don't know exactly how they're celebrating it.
• 46:11
  And I'm sure a lot of people don't know even what Burning Man
• 46:15
  is. Here's a question, though.
• 46:20
  Will this war? Because I remember people
• 46:23
  telling me there was not going to be a war before the midterms,
• 46:27
  and that didn't seem to happen. Is this the, is this the war of
• 46:31
  all wars to sink the presidency, to sink the GOP?
• 46:37
  And do you think it would have mattered had Kamala Harris been
• 46:40
  in the equation out? Would we still be at this kind
• 46:45
  of precedent that we find ourselves in?
• 46:47
  There's a question for you all. But people who are commenting
• 46:50
  all over the place. There we go.
• 46:59
  We have Ranger Buck who says it never rains in California.
• 47:04
  It well, it never does. But it when it does, you know,
• 47:08
  we have a lot of storms off and on that are coming everywhere.
• 47:14
  And then read your Buck claims the following.
• 47:17
  About 95% of news is smoke and mirrors.
• 47:20
  There's a little bit of truth out there every now and then.
• 47:23
  That's so true. That's so true.
• 47:29
  Yes, that is OK. Well, you know, what we have to
• 47:34
  expect here is I'm going to leave you on a high note here.
• 47:39
  A lot of people are saying, well, you know what, We took our
• 47:42
  power back with doctors. We now decide what is best for
• 47:47
  us and a bureaucrat. A lot of people are taking their
• 47:53
  power back into their own hands with health, but also with where
• 47:58
  they get their news, with where they where they put their energy
• 48:04
  and efforts in and also not waiting for his savior as well.
• 48:10
  Shadow governments come and go, but some of them are remain
• 48:14
  forever. In this case, this is another
• 48:20
  another example of war that's going to suck us into the Middle
• 48:23
  East and keep us there for quite some time until we lose how many
• 48:25
  members, how many personnel? As now the war in Iran is
• 48:33
  increasing so much. So one bombers target ballistic
• 48:37
  ballistic missile systems with the B1 bombers.
• 48:40
  Now because this we also have the Middle East conflict now
• 48:45
  triggering worst global travel chaos since COVID, stranding
• 48:50
  hundreds of thousands of Americans and more across the
• 48:53
  world. How will this be?
• 48:57
  How will this save us in the end?
• 49:00
  Also now we have Trump refuses to rule out troops in Iran as
• 49:05
  Operation Epic Fury is now expanding.
• 49:09
  How is that going to put the United States in a good light?
• 49:14
  How's it going to help us here at home domestically?
• 49:16
  No, we're being roto rooted into the Middle East as long as
• 49:20
  Israel will have us. So now we have lost six U.S.
• 49:25
  troops killed, 18 wounded as the Iranian strike hit American
• 49:29
  operation centers. It will never end.
• 49:35
  Now, on top of all this, the US intelligence is now warning new
• 49:39
  Chinese submarines have now emerged.
• 49:41
  They can target Americans from coastal waters.
• 49:46
  How do you like that? How do you like that?
• 49:49
  Now that China's going to get in the picture, I'll tell you about
• 49:52
  that also in their second-half here.
• 49:56
  Let's have we now have fermented ways to outlast the Holocaust of
• 50:06
  survival. You know, people are learning
• 50:09
  fermented ways for their health. I'm going to tell you about
• 50:12
  that. But let's start with this here
• 50:17
  as we have some critical issues now because of the war.
• 50:22
  Now we have the United States facing critical shortage of air
• 50:25
  defense munitions as he ran pounds regional bases as the
• 50:32
  president was warned, very blackmail President now.
• 50:36
  Well, the United States is now confronting a critical depletion
• 50:40
  of its air and missile defense interceptors, excuse me,
• 50:45
  stockpiles as it enters the third day of sustained conflict
• 50:48
  now with Iran. That's where the Pentagon is
• 50:53
  rapidly expanding munitions in both offensive strikes against
• 50:58
  Iranian targets and defensive operations to protect U.S.
• 51:01
  forces and regional allies from retaliatory salvos, according to
• 51:07
  officials and analysts who are familiar with the ammunition.
• 51:12
  While the strand on limited inventories compounded by years
• 51:15
  of transfers to Ukraine and Israel, the munition shortage is
• 51:21
  a long time coming and it shows the vulnerability of the United
• 51:25
  States military never seen before.
• 51:27
  The conflict, now dubbed Operation Epic Fury by U.S.
• 51:32
  Central Command, began the 28th of February with US massive
• 51:37
  joint US Israeli air campaigning targeting hundreds of Islamic
• 51:41
  Revolutionary Guard Corps sites across Iran.
• 51:46
  Now the Iranian forces responded swiftly with waves of ballistic
• 51:50
  missiles, drones and cruise missiles directed at US bases
• 51:55
  throughout the Gulf region. The high volume of incoming fire
• 52:00
  is testing the capacity the sustainability of US defensive
• 52:05
  systems like the Patriot and Terminal High Altitude Area
• 52:09
  Defense. Now the public statements from
• 52:12
  U.S. officials have highlighted a stark disparity between US
• 52:15
  production capabilities and the threat volume.
• 52:19
  According to many analysis, the United States possesses a
• 52:21
  limited industrial capacity to produce high end interceptor
• 52:26
  missiles. This constraint is now colliding
• 52:30
  with a adversary capable producing over 100 ballistic
• 52:34
  missiles per month according to regional security assessments.
• 52:40
  So the Iranian retaliatory strikes have now targeted US
• 52:44
  installations, allied nations across the Middle East,
• 52:48
  reportedly targeting U.S. embassy compounds in Saudi
• 52:51
  Arabia. The Kingdom of Bahrain's defence
• 52:54
  ministry confirmed its forces intercepted 70 ballistic
• 52:58
  missiles and 59 drones launched from Iran.
• 53:04
  Similarly, the United Arabs Emirates Ministry of Defence
• 53:08
  stated its air defence faced nearly 200 ballistic missiles
• 53:13
  and hundreds of drones, with several nonetheless hitting
• 53:17
  civilian targets. Now these Gulf states rely
• 53:21
  almost entirely on US supplied Patriot systems from high tier
• 53:26
  air defense capabilities. the US has approximately 25% of the
• 53:32
  global interceptor inventories around the region.
• 53:36
  So basically a lot of these Arab nations that are friendly with
• 53:40
  Israel, they all rely on the protection of the US missile air
• 53:45
  defense systems, which is now depleting, meaning the entire
• 53:50
  region is all up for grabs now. They're not going to last.
• 53:54
  What Iran is doing is shooting all of their low.
• 53:58
  They're shooting. They've used all their low end
• 54:00
  missiles on them, which the area that is provided security by the
• 54:05
  US cannot afford to keep up much longer.
• 54:09
  And we're only what, day four, day three, Day 5 here.
• 54:14
  How telling, How telling is that now the strain extends beyond
• 54:22
  defense systems. They're saying now reports
• 54:25
  indicate supplies of offensive munitions, including Tomahawk
• 54:29
  cruise missiles and standard missiles, interceptors used for
• 54:34
  ballistic purposes are also dwindling as the US prepares and
• 54:39
  executes further strikes. A report recently by the War
• 54:43
  Zone noted that the US military has employed long range kamikaze
• 54:48
  drones based on the Iranian Shaheed 136 design for the first
• 54:56
  time is now being used combat operations indicating a
• 55:03
  diversification of strike options potentially due to
• 55:07
  constraints of traditional munitions.
• 55:10
  So they're having to use exotic operations on Iran because
• 55:14
  they're running out of the normal stuff.
• 55:16
  So they got to say quick break the glass, let's use the
• 55:19
  reserves that we hope work. So we're in a we're in for a
• 55:24
  world of hurt and and talk about when we have to leave the region
• 55:29
  because we have no choice, because we we can't even keep
• 55:32
  up. We're going to leave with a an
• 55:34
  embarrassing black eye on us. That's how bad this is.
• 55:41
  That's how bad. This is very telling, very
• 55:45
  telling. Oh, all because of this country.
• 55:52
  Unbelievable, unbelievable. Well, I'm going to and, and, and
• 56:02
  now we have gold climbing up to about $5250 an ounce.
• 56:08
  Is Middle East tensions fuel safe haven demands.
• 56:13
  Is that something? I'm going to leave you with this
• 56:20
  here. You know, a lot of people are
• 56:24
  learning old wives tale or I should say traditions from their
• 56:29
  grandparents that they're now incorporating during the new
• 56:31
  Great Depression we find ourselves entering.
• 56:34
  And a lot of those old practices, whether it's learning
• 56:38
  how to freeze dry your food, how to make preserves, you know, you
• 56:46
  salt your meat. It turns into, I don't want to
• 56:48
  say the word anymore, but the something, you know, if you have
• 56:51
  beef, it turns into something that you could preserve it with.
• 56:56
  In light of the Epstein files, I refuse to say that word.
• 56:58
  Now see how they're changing? Well, now they're saying this
• 57:03
  coming out of Natural news. It says fermented cabbage
• 57:07
  outperforms probiotic pills in a new gut health study.
• 57:11
  Now, let me tell you, this is some of the most important stuff
• 57:14
  to hear because now we're hearing we had Bobby that just
• 57:18
  said that schizophrenia can be cured by keto diets.
• 57:24
  You might have heard the rumors of people with bipolar
• 57:28
  disorders. A lot of that's gut oriented.
• 57:30
  It can be cured by what's in your gut cancers of, you know,
• 57:35
  our moods and whatever moods we're in, a lot of it is
• 57:38
  connected and tied to our guts. There's no doubt about it.
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  And some of the healthiest things you can ever eat.
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  Well, they say kimchi, which the the Koreans you know live by, is
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  some of the most potent wonder drugs you can have.
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  The Germans know it as sauerkraut, which I prefer
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  sauerkraut if I had a choice. But now here's something to do
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  when we Start learning how to start preserving things for a
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  time when there's not going to be any food in the groceries at
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  the rate we're going, you're going to.
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  It's going to be based on your social crediting scores.
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  The meat industry is pretty nasty.
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  You know, me personally, I gave up pork.
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  I won't eat pork products anymore.
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  I don't want to have anything to do with these.
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  These the, the torture of, of what's happening to these.
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  These animals are growing in labs.
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  I don't want any part of it. Well, now the best thing you can
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  do is ferment cabbage as it outperformed probiotic probiotic
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  pills and it's something to look into is now fermented cabbage
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  outperforms that. It outperforms raw cabbage and
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  probiotic supplements, reducing intestinal barrier damage,
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  barrier damage by 40% due to its unique blend of lactic acid and
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  Endoli 3 lactate compounds that mimic a healthy gut microbiome.
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  Now the modern diets destroy gut health through processed foods,
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  glycophate, antibiotics and artificial additives while
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  fermented foods like sauerkraut provide natural cost effective
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  solutions with prebiotics, probiotics and poste biotics.
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  Now commercial probiotics often fail because they lack
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  diversity. They skip the post biotics and
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  may not survive digestion. Whereas fermented cabbage
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  delivers live cultures prebiotic fibers and anti-inflammatory
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  postbiotics. Now fermented cabbage also
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  supports mental health through the gut brain access helping to
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  reduce anxiety and depression, aligning with historical reports
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  of lower mental health issues and cultures consuming fermented
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  foods. That's goes into what Bobby was
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  talking about. Now, traditional fermentation
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  methods surpass lab engineered supplements offering a holistic,
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  affordable and proven way to combat leaky guts, autoimmune
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  disorders and metabolic diseases, reinforcing the wisdom
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  of ancestral diets. So this is truly, these are
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  things, you know, we talked about in times of war, things
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  that we need to learn about. Well, this is it.
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  If we're going to outlast the extermination worldwide on, on
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  humans, it's these small things. We have to have a healthy mind
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  for a healthy body to fight a very unhealthy world.
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  In an era where gut health is increasingly linked to chronic
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  diseases, autoimmune autoimmune disorders and mental well
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  beings, this new study confirms what traditional cultures have
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  known for centuries. So fermented cabbage is the way
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  to go. I'm all about that.
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  In fact, I love Shahrukh kraut, sauerkraut, rice, lice sauce
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  goes a long way. So I think that's I'm in the
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  mood for that. Well, on that note, hopefully
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  you learned something here tonight.
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  Late night thoughts that be careful with THC gummies learn
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  how to ferment and learn how to be.
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  If you're a conservative out there, conservative is also not
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  going to war. Conserving what's good, but also
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  preserving and conserving God's natural foods, fruits and foods
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  that are all around us. As the gut health truly is
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  connected to the mental, we're going to leave it there.
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  I will be back in a more traditional role tomorrow night
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  with late night update as we will have a guest of sorts.
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  We'll be doing musical chairs in that front.
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  So until then, for all of us here at LATE Night Thoughts, I'm
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  Dean Ryan saying thank you for sharing a bit of your late night
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  and all of your late night thoughts with me.
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  Till next time, always remember to stay tuned and stay awake.
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  Good night everybody. The.
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