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National Security Warning: Is NYC Mayor Mamdani Aligning With Iran? with Brigitte Gabriel · Unshaken & Unafraid with Joe Pags

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Speaker 1: It's what many of us assume. But a national security
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Speaker 1: expert just actually accused Mamdani of siding with the Iranian regime.
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Speaker 1: It's for Regie Gabrielle. You've got to hear what she's
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Speaker 1: got to say. What do you think about Mamdanni, this
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Speaker 1: guy who lied about affordability and got elected as if
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Speaker 1: he's just a smiling clown and he's going to take
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Speaker 1: care of everybody in free grocery stores and free buses
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Speaker 1: and none of that stuff's really happening. But what do
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Speaker 1: you think about him saying if Benjamin et Yajo comes here,
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Speaker 1: I think he's a war criminal and the ICC has
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Speaker 1: a warrant for his arrest. I think he should be
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Speaker 1: in the Hague and he's trying to figure out what
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Speaker 1: he can do. What do you think about this guy,
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Speaker 1: the mayor of New York, thinking that he can arrest
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Speaker 1: the prime minister of Israel.
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Speaker 2: Well, Mamdannie has a track record of thinking a lot
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Speaker 2: of things.
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Speaker 3: I'm promising a lot.
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Speaker 2: Of things, yes, and realizing every single one of them failed.
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Speaker 3: So what should he change now?
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Speaker 2: He is playing to the base, That's exactly what he's doing.
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Speaker 3: He is playing to that new.
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Speaker 2: Socialist Communist Democratic voter on TikTok, promising them things they
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Speaker 2: do not know any better.
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Speaker 3: He doesn't even know the law.
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Speaker 2: We cannot Arrestaniahu. And also we are not a part
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Speaker 2: of the Hague. We're not part of the International Court.
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Speaker 2: So he was arrested and turns him to the Hague.
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Speaker 2: That's a non starter. But that's what Mam Donny is doing.
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Speaker 2: This is political theater, playing to his base. The same
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Speaker 2: way he promised, I'm gonna give you a free rent,
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna give you free grocery stores, I'm gonna give you.
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Speaker 3: Free this, free that.
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Speaker 2: Only together like that and realize none of that works
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Speaker 2: because it doesn't.
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Speaker 3: Work in reality.
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Speaker 2: So again he's just continuing to play to his base
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Speaker 2: because this is what fires up the base of the
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Speaker 2: Democratic Party. They are driven by hatred, they are driven
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Speaker 2: by laziness, they are driven by a lack of intellect,
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Speaker 2: lack of information. They get their news from TikTok.
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Speaker 3: What do you expect. It's the blind leading the blind.
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Speaker 1: you're doing over and Act for America with Mom, Donny.
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Speaker 1: The interesting thing to me, and nobody wants to point
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Speaker 1: this out, I'm happy to point it out. He complains
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Speaker 1: about a genocide in Gaza. Now, the numbers that we're
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Speaker 1: getting are sixty four or sixty five thousand people have
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Speaker 1: been killed. But those numbers are Mohammas Hamaskun be lying.
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Speaker 1: We have no idea how many really died there.
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Speaker 3: We also know that could be lying. They are lying
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Speaker 3: because that's what Hamas.
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Speaker 4: Does, right.
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Speaker 1: I want to compare that to what we know to
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Speaker 1: have been the dead in Iran, fifty to fifty five
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Speaker 1: thousand civilians who just wanted to have a little bit
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Speaker 1: of freedom, little liberty, not have to worry the job everywhere,
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Speaker 1: not have somebody's thumb on their neck. Fifty thousand plus
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Speaker 1: were killed in the streets. They were spraying down the
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Speaker 1: blood off the streets with hoses, and Mamdani doesn't say
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Speaker 1: anything that's not a genocide, but he thinks what's happening
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Speaker 1: in Gaza is a genocide. For you, are people smart
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Speaker 1: enough to realize that he's playing a game, and AOC's
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Speaker 1: playing a game in this guy said in Michigan that
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Speaker 1: might be the next senator is just playing a game.
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Speaker 1: They know they're lying right.
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Speaker 2: Well, the problem is there do not know any better.
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Speaker 2: They don't know any better. Again, they are not watching
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Speaker 2: legitimate news channels that's actually giving them the proper news.
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Speaker 2: They're getting the news from TikTok, from Instagram, They're getting
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Speaker 2: their news from social media. They are the people who
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Speaker 2: voted for the AOC, they are the people who voted
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Speaker 2: for Mamdani. So they've got a base of voters right
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Speaker 2: now where they All they care about is emotions. Everything
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Speaker 2: is driven by emotion. We are angry at the government
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Speaker 2: that we want free housing. Therefore we're gonna elect anybody
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Speaker 2: who's gonna give us free housing. We are so angry
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Speaker 2: at what's happening in Gaza, and therefore we're gonna elect
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Speaker 2: anybody that hates Israel. They are driven by emotion, they
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Speaker 2: are driven by anger, and so they don't know any better.
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Speaker 2: And that's exactly the problem now with the Democratic Party
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Speaker 2: and the old days, the Democratic Party, at least the voters,
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Speaker 2: you know, the republic We always have Democrats and Republicans.
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Speaker 2: They did not agree with each other, but they never
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Speaker 2: hated each other. They debated ideas and if your friend
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Speaker 2: will the Democrat and he voted Democrat, you wouldn't cut
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Speaker 2: them off, or that he wouldn't cut you off because
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Speaker 2: we don't cut off the Democrats.
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Speaker 3: They cut us off if we vote.
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Speaker 2: If they know we even agree with Trump on one
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Speaker 2: or two things, you know, you're completely You're out of
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Speaker 2: my life. You're a Nazi, You're support a Nazi, a pedophile.
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Speaker 2: I don't want to have anything with you. I can
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Speaker 2: tell you I have lost friendships of over twenty thirty
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Speaker 2: years because my friends now do not agree with the
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Speaker 2: fact that I stand strong for national security and with
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Speaker 2: President Trump, because President Trump is strong in national security.
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Speaker 2: So this is the emotional immaturity that we are dealing with, Joe.
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Speaker 2: So we're dealing with emotionally immature block of voters who
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Speaker 2: are young, who feel they can change the world, who
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Speaker 2: feel they're gonna do socialism and this time it's gonna
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Speaker 2: work because they know how to do it better than
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Speaker 2: anybody else that write it before them, because they're very special,
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Speaker 2: you know. And so this is Madani is appealing with,
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Speaker 2: and this is who the Bernie Sanders.
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Speaker 3: Is appealing to. And look at that leadership at the
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Speaker 3: House in Congress.
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Speaker 2: They know that's exactly why they went to Bernie Sanders,
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Speaker 2: trying to appeal to him to stay out of this
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Speaker 2: upcoming the term election, not realizing Bernie Sanders has more
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Speaker 2: influence on the Democratic voter right now across the nation,
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Speaker 2: and the youth and more is in a connection with
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Speaker 2: the Democratic voter than those who are sitting in Congress
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Speaker 2: right now. This is how far the party has shifted.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but by the way, Brigite Gabrielle, national security expert,
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Speaker 1: go to Act for America dot org. Act for America
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Speaker 1: dot org. There's a duopoly here when it comes to
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Speaker 1: these Islamis that are taking big, big chairs in big seats.
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Speaker 1: They don't really like Bernie Sanders, they don't really like AOC,
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Speaker 1: they don't really like LGBTQXYZ, they don't really like you
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Speaker 1: know what they say that they like, But they're saying
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Speaker 1: the things that will get them in the positions. I'll
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Speaker 1: give you the example of Hamtramck, Michigan or Dearborn, Michigan,
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Speaker 1: where we just want we want everybody to be affordable,
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Speaker 1: we want to make it a better city. Now you
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Speaker 1: get the call to prayer five times a day audibly
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Speaker 1: throughout these cities, You've got Mamdanni who is putting people
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Speaker 1: in positions that are gay or lesbian or whatever. You know,
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Speaker 1: he doesn't really like them. So what's the game here?
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Speaker 1: Because you know that he is a guy who is
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Speaker 1: the same sort of Muslim that the theocracy is in Iran.
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Speaker 1: Mamdannie agrees with they're on in the theocracy, So he
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Speaker 1: can't possibly be this guy he's pretending he is. How
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Speaker 1: does he get from where he's pretending to be to
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Speaker 1: who he wants to be? Because that's the goal, isn't it.
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Speaker 2: Victory is the goal, okay, And it doesn't matter how
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Speaker 2: long it takes and.
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Speaker 3: What they have to do. The end goal is victory.
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Speaker 2: Now you have to use a lot of useful idiots
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Speaker 2: along the way to get to the end goal.
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Speaker 3: And that's exactly what they're doing.
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Speaker 2: Remember, Islam has a track record of over sixteen hundred years.
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Speaker 2: America is an agent of a two hundred and fifty years.
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Speaker 2: He's he's a seventeen year old. So those Islamists are
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Speaker 2: looking at the West and thinking, ah, we can walk
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Speaker 2: all over these people.
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Speaker 3: We've done it before and we're gonna do it again.
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Speaker 2: Remember Islam by the sixteen hundreds, covered more of the
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Speaker 2: Earth's surface than the Islamic that the Roman Empire did.
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Speaker 3: That it speak. How do you think Islam got to China?
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Speaker 3: How do you think Islam.
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Speaker 2: Got to India? How do you think Islam got to Spain?
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Speaker 2: How do you think Islam got to Europe? And we're
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Speaker 2: talking back. Remember they were stopped at the gates of
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Speaker 2: Vienna or nine to eleven, and that's why Osama bin
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Speaker 2: Laden chose that date. Now, how do you think they
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Speaker 2: ended up from Saudi Arabia from the heart of them
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Speaker 2: at least spreading all across the globe. They spread across
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Speaker 2: the globe using two things jihad and israel migration. And
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Speaker 2: that's exactly what they are doing. And they've got a
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Speaker 2: track record of knowing exactly what the end result is
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Speaker 2: going to be. It's just a matter of time. The
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Speaker 2: problem is our side is ignorant, uninformed, do not care
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Speaker 2: about learning about history, do not like history, and they
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Speaker 2: are driven by emotions today because of the influence of
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Speaker 2: social media. Now remember everybody in the Arabic world does
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Speaker 2: not have social media.
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Speaker 3: Like the United States.
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Speaker 2: So you've got people, for example, kids in Jordan thirteen
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Speaker 2: fourteen years old. Do you think they are on social
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Speaker 2: media the way American kids are.
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Speaker 3: Of course not.
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Speaker 2: I know they're not because I come from that part
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Speaker 2: of the world. I know the culture, and so they are.
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Speaker 2: Now the Islamists are coming to the West and all
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Speaker 2: they need is enough vote to.
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Speaker 3: Get them elected. And that's exactly why care.
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Speaker 2: The Council and American Islamic Relations have become a very
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Speaker 2: organized and lethal voting organizing machine because they are a
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Speaker 2: political organization. They are mobilizing the vote in mosques, they
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Speaker 2: are mobilizing the votes through Islamic institution. They are coordinating
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Speaker 2: with other Islamic organizations throughout the country and making sure
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Speaker 2: they organize communities to come out, not just vote, but
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Speaker 2: run their own candidates from their own mosques and going
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Speaker 2: out and supporting them until victory. While at the same
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Speaker 2: time our side sits at home. You've got the Christians
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Speaker 2: who say, well, I'm not gonna vote. I'm just gonna pray.
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna pray for our nation, I'm gonna read my Bible,
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Speaker 2: but I do not want to go out and vote.
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Speaker 2: You've got the regular people, the lay you know, maybe conservative,
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Speaker 2: maybe Republicans, Well, you know, I don't like candidates so
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Speaker 2: and so because I don't like him or her, I'm
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Speaker 2: not gonna go out and vote. We are so divided
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Speaker 1: you something. Can can our government for even a second,
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Speaker 1: trust that the theocracy in Iran is going to be
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Speaker 1: dealing with a fair, fair minded hand. Are they ever
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Speaker 1: going to be telling us the truth? I don't believe them.
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Speaker 1: Is our government believing them? Or is there something else
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Speaker 1: going on here that I'm not saying?
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Speaker 2: Well, I think President Trump realized the very valuable realization
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Speaker 2: that you cannot negotiate with the Iranians. Because you may
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Speaker 2: have the good heart, you may have the goodwill, you
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Speaker 2: may want to strike and good faith a peace deal
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Speaker 2: with them. With the Iranians, they don't have the same
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Speaker 2: good intentions as we do. President Trump realized after this
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Speaker 2: memorandum of understanding that JD. Vance and Jared Kushner got
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Speaker 2: him to believing that, Oh, it's going to work. Because
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Speaker 2: we can talk to them about prosperity and money, We're
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Speaker 2: gonna be able to bring them into the world. They're
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Speaker 2: going to be a part of the world markets, and
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Speaker 2: they're gonna be able to prosper as if the Iranians
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Speaker 2: good care less about America and Israel, the swine eating wine,
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Speaker 2: drinking to a cursed country by Allah. And so the
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Speaker 2: Iranians negotiated knowing that they are dragging the American as
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Speaker 2: far as they can close to the midterm, thinking maybe
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Speaker 2: President Trump is gonna came President Trump learned at this point,
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Speaker 2: I believe that you cannot trust the Iranians. They're not
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Speaker 2: going to negotiate in good faith. He already learned that lesson.
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Speaker 1: I gotta stop you, Briginia. I gotta stop you because
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Speaker 1: I love you, your your brain. Let me ask you something.
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Speaker 1: When I saw number six that said they got three
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Speaker 1: hundred billion dollars, When I saw number seven that said
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Speaker 1: all those sanctions will be lifted or lifted, And then
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Speaker 1: when I saw their their pr guy come out the
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Speaker 1: next day saying we beat two nuclear powers in Israel
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Speaker 1: and America and now we're a superpower. Maybe I'm the idiot.
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Speaker 1: If I'm in the White House at that point, I
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Speaker 1: say forget it. We're blowing you off the map. Because
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Speaker 1: at that point they told the world everything that just
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Speaker 1: happened benefited us, and we beat.
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Speaker 3: Them, Yes I did.
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Speaker 2: Because they want the PR victory, just like Hamas want
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Speaker 2: the PR victory against Israel and the West.
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Speaker 3: We think victory is defeating them militarily.
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Speaker 2: Remember, these people could care less about how many missiles
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Speaker 2: you destroy, whether you destroyed your nuclear reactor. They're gonna
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Speaker 2: outrun you because they know that in America there's an
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Speaker 2: election every four years. All they have to do is
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Speaker 2: be able to survive for another two years until Trump
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Speaker 2: is out of office. And that was Hamas's strategy with Israel.
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Speaker 2: As long as we are alive. Look, Israel beat us
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Speaker 2: down for two years. They were not able to kill
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Speaker 2: us or get us out. We are still here. We
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Speaker 2: outlived Israeli bombardment.
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Speaker 1: Way, why can't we get them out? Regie, why can't
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Speaker 1: we get them out? We took out the first three
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Speaker 1: levels of the theocracy. But from one of them, and
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Speaker 1: correct me if I'm wrong. You know more than me.
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Speaker 1: And from what I understand, the iro GC doesn't even
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Speaker 1: listen to the theocracy. They do anything they want. Is
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Speaker 1: that true?
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Speaker 3: That's right, Yes, that's true.
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Speaker 4: So how do you beat them?
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Speaker 2: The only way you're gonna beat them is you're gonna
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Speaker 2: keep beating them and beating them and beating them and
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Speaker 2: bombing them and then have a regime change, and then
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Speaker 2: you're going to have the suicide bombers.
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Speaker 3: They're like cancer and you have to keep fighting.
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Speaker 2: You have to go in and do surgery until you
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Speaker 2: get all the cancer out. We need to go in
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Speaker 2: and take carg Island because we need to suffocate them
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Speaker 2: at every level. I know President Trump doesn't want to
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Speaker 2: hurt the people of Iran, but the people of Iran
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Speaker 2: are already hurting. Every single family has been affected by
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Speaker 2: the loss of the forty to fifty thousand people that
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Speaker 2: were massacred by the Iranian regime, and so every family
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Speaker 2: in Iran has been affected, has either lost a loved
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Speaker 2: one directly or a family member by extension. So they
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Speaker 2: are hurting and they do not want this regime. They
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Speaker 2: were willing to give up their lives to fight this regime.
17:44
Speaker 2: The regime is not that a change until we change
17:47
Speaker 2: the leadership and kill them all and bring them to
17:50
Speaker 2: their knees, because in their mind, they are fighting a
17:54
Speaker 2: spiritual battle and Allah is on their side, and Allah
17:58
Speaker 2: is protecting them because look, after all the bombardment that
18:01
Speaker 2: America did to them. They are still alive and they
18:03
Speaker 2: are still able to launch missiles against us. But again,
18:07
Speaker 2: the problem why they are able to launch missiles is
18:09
Speaker 2: because we stopped two.
18:11
Speaker 3: Weeks short of eliminating them.
18:14
Speaker 2: We know, by the time we stopped the bombardment ninety
18:17
Speaker 2: days ago, we knew that they still had fifteen hundred
18:20
Speaker 2: missiles and about one hundred and fifty to one hundred
18:23
Speaker 2: and seventy five missile launchers.
18:25
Speaker 3: We knew that, we.
18:27
Speaker 2: Knew it's gonna take us two more weeks to finish
18:29
Speaker 2: all that. But then the that you know, our friends
18:33
Speaker 2: in the Arabic world, we're talking to President Trump, please
18:36
Speaker 2: slow down. We are worried they're gonna kill us, They're
18:38
Speaker 2: gonna attack us. Let's give negotiations place. And what did
18:41
Speaker 2: the Iranians do? Start digging out their missiles and this
18:45
Speaker 2: is exactly how we lose like what they attacked Jordan
18:49
Speaker 2: and we lost our members in Jordan.
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19:48
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19:51
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19:53
Speaker 1: on what that regime actually does. This is what we're
19:56
Speaker 1: getting from the administration that I'm a huge supporter. I'm
20:00
Speaker 1: a huge supporter of President Trump interviewed him fifteen times.
20:04
Speaker 1: Loved the Trump family, But is the straight opener closed?
20:07
Speaker 1: I have no idea. Today it's open, tomorrow it's closed.
20:09
Speaker 1: We control it, the Iranians control it. It's international waters.
20:12
Speaker 1: Iran says that it's not. Did we decimate their their
20:15
Speaker 1: air defense system? Did we really decimate their navy? If so,
20:18
Speaker 1: how are they attacking places like Bahrain? I don't know so, Colonel,
20:23
Speaker 1: I'm not being overly skeptical. I'm asking questions. I think
20:27
Speaker 1: people that love this president and this administration, you just
20:30
Speaker 1: want answers to what can you tell us about what's
20:32
Speaker 1: going on in Iran right now? As far as you know.
20:35
Speaker 4: Let's start with the Strait of Horbeuz.
20:38
Speaker 5: Iran has not been able to have any control over
20:41
Speaker 5: the strait other than in people's minds for a very.
20:46
Speaker 4: Very long time.
20:48
Speaker 1: Now.
20:48
Speaker 4: We have eliminated their.
20:50
Speaker 5: Capability to do anything other than do harassing fire.
20:54
Speaker 4: Quite honestly, Joe.
20:55
Speaker 5: I mean, and it's going to happen as long as
20:57
Speaker 5: they continue to be intransigent and not acknowledged that the
21:01
Speaker 5: Strait of Horror moves is international waters and that the
21:04
Speaker 5: commercial shipping out there is civilian shipping, and that they
21:09
Speaker 5: not only do not have control, they will not have
21:12
Speaker 5: control over that international waterway. The United States mission to
21:16
Speaker 5: prevent that from happening goes all the way back to
21:18
Speaker 5: George Washington.
21:19
Speaker 4: Man. Look, the only ship.
21:21
Speaker 5: Picture I have on my wall in my office is
21:24
Speaker 5: a print of the USS Constitution, and it's titled.
21:27
Speaker 4: Payment and Iron.
21:28
Speaker 5: It's leading the American fleet that was created to put
21:32
Speaker 5: the Islamis Barbary pirates back in their place because they
21:35
Speaker 5: were attacking American commercial shipping in international waters, the same
21:40
Speaker 5: thing the Iranian Islamists are doing.
21:43
Speaker 4: And that's where the United States is coming from.
21:46
Speaker 5: The President's exactly right to even without epic fury, the
21:50
Speaker 5: President is exactly right to challenge them on this if
21:54
Speaker 5: they especially if they were to harm US commercial shipping.
21:57
Speaker 5: And I think they have taken a few shots at
21:59
Speaker 5: those over the years, and especially back in the day,
22:03
Speaker 5: you know, the eighties and that kind of era, they
22:06
Speaker 5: were striking our commercial shipping quite frequently. But no, they
22:09
Speaker 5: do not control the street. As a matter of fact,
22:12
Speaker 5: every minute that goes by, they have less control over
22:16
Speaker 5: anything in their country, even let alone over the Strait
22:20
Speaker 5: of Hormoes.
22:21
Speaker 4: Now Is it some people's minds that the.
22:23
Speaker 5: Ship captains may be afraid to go through there those
22:26
Speaker 5: kind of things. Absolutely, is it. Is it preventing shipping
22:30
Speaker 5: from being at normal levels, Yeah, it is. But we're
22:34
Speaker 5: now back to blockading the Iranians, so they're not getting
22:38
Speaker 5: the half a billion dollars in oil revenue that they
22:41
Speaker 5: were getting for a very short period of time when
22:43
Speaker 5: we agreed to wave it, wave the sanctions on that
22:47
Speaker 5: and remove the blockade because they did what they said
22:50
Speaker 5: they would do on the MoU once and then they
22:53
Speaker 5: went crazy and started shooting at people again and have
22:55
Speaker 5: even killed some civilian sailors quite frankly. And now the
22:59
Speaker 5: President has has pushed the throttle back up and we're
23:01
Speaker 5: doing full air tasking orders every single night. I'd like
23:05
Speaker 5: to see it go to twenty four hours a day,
23:07
Speaker 5: seven days a week. Get the Israeli Air Force back involved,
23:11
Speaker 5: if they're not involved already.
23:13
Speaker 4: I'm not sure if they are.
23:15
Speaker 5: I've heard some rumblings today that they're about to start
23:19
Speaker 5: conducting operations with us again, because honestly, we haven't been
23:23
Speaker 5: attacking the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps enough. At the individual
23:29
Speaker 5: commander level, we're attacking their systems, their communications, their radars.
23:34
Speaker 5: You mentioned, we've taken down their air defense system to
23:37
Speaker 5: the point where we can range that country at will
23:39
Speaker 5: with our military aircraft, and they're not able to take
23:43
Speaker 5: a shot at them unless somebody gets puts themselves down
23:46
Speaker 5: in an envelope where they've got a shoulder fired missile
23:50
Speaker 5: or some other small capability that they may still have
23:52
Speaker 5: hidden somewhere, but the big system is down all the time.
23:58
Speaker 5: They're not able to defend them themselves. They have no
24:01
Speaker 5: air force left, but they do have a ground force left,
24:04
Speaker 5: and we haven't really been targeting that enough.
24:07
Speaker 4: And I'm not talking about.
24:08
Speaker 5: The tanks and the trucks and the artillery pieces that stuff. Yes,
24:13
Speaker 5: we have been, but we need to focus on the
24:16
Speaker 5: forces themselves and the commanders themselves, because as we have
24:21
Speaker 5: blockaded them and prevented them from getting revenue, they're not
24:25
Speaker 5: able to pay their people. And if they're not able
24:27
Speaker 5: to pay their people, those people's families are telling them, hey,
24:30
Speaker 5: what are you doing? Is this really worth this? We're
24:33
Speaker 5: starving here, we don't have enough water, we can't eat.
24:37
Speaker 5: You know, that's the kind of warfare that needs to
24:41
Speaker 5: occur and is occurring now again because they messed up
24:45
Speaker 5: on the attempt to get a piece deal with them,
24:48
Speaker 5: and I think the President should continue until one of
24:51
Speaker 5: two things happens.
24:53
Speaker 4: We've killed enough of the.
24:54
Speaker 5: IRGC commanders to where the Iranian people can rise up
24:59
Speaker 5: on their own and take the country back.
25:01
Speaker 4: That's what really needs to happen.
25:03
Speaker 5: Or we kill enough the Iranian commanders that they ultimately
25:07
Speaker 5: capitulate and the Iranian people take over peacefully, and then
25:10
Speaker 5: we can go in peacefully and do things like get
25:12
Speaker 5: the enriched uranium out, disassemble their capability of creating the
25:18
Speaker 5: rich geranium and those kind of things, and we end
25:21
Speaker 5: up with in Iran it's a peaceful trading partner, a
25:25
Speaker 5: friend and a neighbor that's not attacking even the people
25:29
Speaker 5: that have tried.
25:29
Speaker 4: To help them. They've fired missiles at countries that have
25:32
Speaker 4: been their ally. I know that makes no sense, and
25:35
Speaker 4: that's exactly right. It makes no sense.
25:37
Speaker 5: That's why the President my recommendation, if I had the
25:39
Speaker 5: opportunity to speak with and would be to continue this.
25:43
Speaker 5: Actually ramp it up. Go twenty four hours a day,
25:46
Speaker 5: seven days a week. You have the capability to do it.
25:49
Speaker 5: That israelis will help us do it, and they have
25:52
Speaker 5: some great capabilities that we're not taking advantage over it.
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Speaker 1: decay to save America. The IRGC, you just sort of
27:24
Speaker 1: explained this, but I want to I want to pair
27:25
Speaker 1: this down even more. The IRGC is not listening to
27:29
Speaker 1: the theocracy. In my opinion, it's not like the executive
27:32
Speaker 1: branch here where you've got a commander in chief that
27:33
Speaker 1: says this is what you do. I think the theocracy.
27:36
Speaker 1: Although I think they're lying it was a ruse to
27:38
Speaker 1: maybe buy some time. I think they did want to
27:41
Speaker 1: cease fire for a while. I don't think the IRGC
27:43
Speaker 1: listened to it. I think the IRGC said, don't have
27:45
Speaker 1: a deal with you. Maybe the theocracy does the eye
27:47
Speaker 1: it told it us. I don't. We'll do whatever we want.
27:49
Speaker 1: So what you just said is really really important. How
27:52
Speaker 1: can you go and take out not only just the
27:54
Speaker 1: leadership of the IRGC, but killing up of the soldiers
27:57
Speaker 1: because they're in uniform. I think we know where they are.
28:00
Speaker 1: Why don't we just kill them as many as we can?
28:02
Speaker 1: And I don't mean with ground troops. I mean with
28:04
Speaker 1: the air supremacy that we have, and with our boats,
28:06
Speaker 1: our ships off the shore, killing up of the ira
28:09
Speaker 1: GC to where the people can say, all right, fifty
28:11
Speaker 1: thousand died in the street trying to get some freedom
28:14
Speaker 1: and liberty. But if we get fifty thousand more, or
28:16
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand or a million, we might be able
28:19
Speaker 1: to take these guys. Why aren't we focusing on the
28:21
Speaker 1: IRGC or are we we just don't know about it?
28:24
Speaker 5: Well, we are, but we're focusing on capabilities and removing
28:28
Speaker 5: capabilities like you know, their artillery, their rockets, their missiles,
28:31
Speaker 5: their launchers, their resources, the power systems that provide power
28:40
Speaker 5: to systems, their communications systems, some of their leaders early on,
28:45
Speaker 5: especially as the President has said he's killed down to
28:47
Speaker 5: he's on the third layer of commanders that he's killed.
28:51
Speaker 5: But the Israelis were helping us do that early in
28:54
Speaker 5: epic fury. And I haven't seen any indication that we're
28:58
Speaker 5: back to aggressively argating them as much as as we were.
29:03
Speaker 5: And we need to do that, but we need to
29:05
Speaker 5: target the men in the forces that those commanders command,
29:10
Speaker 5: exactly right. And I understand there's probably people advising this
29:14
Speaker 5: president that say, look, we want them to be able
29:16
Speaker 5: to defend themselves.
29:18
Speaker 4: The army is not really the i er GC.
29:21
Speaker 5: There's a whole mixture of the of nuances with this organization.
29:26
Speaker 5: That's that's really And you you hit on the dirty
29:29
Speaker 5: little secret. The dirty little secret, Joe is the IERGC
29:33
Speaker 5: has always controlled the country. The theocracy is just a facade,
29:37
Speaker 5: all right, is always in control.
29:40
Speaker 4: They've always been in control of that country.
29:42
Speaker 5: Uh, the theocracy is there, the parliament is there, but
29:45
Speaker 5: it's just a facade. If you look at the president,
29:47
Speaker 5: he was an IRGC member before the IERGC insisted on
29:51
Speaker 5: having Commandy the son who has not been seen. I'm
29:55
Speaker 5: not sure if he's still alive or not, right, but
29:57
Speaker 5: they insisted having him because they knew they could control
30:00
Speaker 5: roll him because they could they knew him through his
30:02
Speaker 5: dad's work and everything, and they know they can control them,
30:05
Speaker 5: and they are controlling it.
30:07
Speaker 4: So it's really about the I ergy.
30:08
Speaker 5: See. But there's another aspect of the I ergy you
30:10
Speaker 5: see a lot of people don't understand. It's called the besiege.
30:13
Speaker 5: The besiege are the internal forces that keep the population
30:17
Speaker 5: under control. They're the ones that you've seen in the
30:19
Speaker 5: videos shooting people in the streets control them, and early
30:24
Speaker 5: on the Israelis were attacking them very, very effectively. They
30:28
Speaker 5: couldn't even set up a checkpoint in a city in
30:31
Speaker 5: the open without a drone showing up and dropping bombs
30:34
Speaker 5: on them. They started putting checkpoints in under overpasses and
30:38
Speaker 5: in tunnels and everything so that they could continue to
30:41
Speaker 5: try to control the population. We need to target that
30:43
Speaker 5: force extensively more than we have been in the past,
30:48
Speaker 5: uh uh, and continue to take out their capabilities. When
30:51
Speaker 5: they reconstitute a capability, we should take it away from
30:54
Speaker 5: a again. All the while keep this blockada. We have
30:59
Speaker 5: been bombed some bridges that we had left on the table.
31:02
Speaker 5: And these bridges are important, like up in the northern
31:05
Speaker 5: part of the country. They were bridges coming from China
31:08
Speaker 5: and coming from the area that Russia has access to
31:11
Speaker 5: and has the port on the Caspian Sea that they
31:14
Speaker 5: were offloading resupply, munitions, food, fuel, all were coming in
31:20
Speaker 5: by train and trucks and ships through those ports, and
31:24
Speaker 5: we've been bombing the bridges that connect those to the
31:27
Speaker 5: interior of the country. And we've been bombing the bridges
31:30
Speaker 5: around band or a Boss, which is the controlling point
31:33
Speaker 5: of the forces for the IRGC for the Strait of
31:36
Speaker 5: Horror moves, and we've isolated that force that's in there
31:40
Speaker 5: to try to cut them off. So though whither're on
31:42
Speaker 5: the bune, we've taken away their ability to control the strait.
31:46
Speaker 5: Their control tower that the Indians India helped them build.
31:50
Speaker 5: It was really high tech, that big tower you've seen
31:52
Speaker 5: come down. We initially targeted it and shut the power
31:56
Speaker 5: off to it, but we didn't take it down. We've
31:58
Speaker 5: since taken it down. So the more of that we do,
32:02
Speaker 5: especially target the besieged force and the average you see
32:06
Speaker 5: and the Army ground forces, the more and sooner we
32:10
Speaker 5: will get to the end of this, and I don't
32:12
Speaker 5: think it's going to be a long term conflict. The
32:15
Speaker 5: President doesn't believe in those I support him too, And
32:18
Speaker 5: the reason, the main reason I support him is because
32:21
Speaker 5: he doesn't believe in endless war policy. And he's absolutely right.
32:24
Speaker 5: But he's trying to end this war, like he's trying
32:27
Speaker 5: to end the war between Russia and Ukraine. But this
32:29
Speaker 5: war is about America because these guys went to war
32:33
Speaker 5: on us when I was seventeen years old and first
32:35
Speaker 5: put the uniform on in nineteen seventy nine. And it
32:39
Speaker 5: needs to end, and it needs to end sooner rather
32:42
Speaker 5: than later. And again, we do need to end the
32:46
Speaker 5: Ukraine Russian war if we can do that, but this
32:49
Speaker 5: one is the most dangerous to US. R B.
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Speaker 1: What You Can Do About It? Last question on Iran,
33:02
Speaker 1: I had a call yesterday to my show, and his
33:04
Speaker 1: concern was, I think it's a valid concern. How are
33:07
Speaker 1: our stockpiles. We gave a bunch of our weaponry over
33:09
Speaker 1: to Ukraine and then that we were making newer stuff.
33:11
Speaker 1: Now we're actually selling it through NATO and through the EU.
33:14
Speaker 1: I get that, but we sent a lot of it
33:16
Speaker 1: over there. Now we've been doing this operation against their
33:18
Speaker 1: ron since the end of February. Where's the stockpile? We
33:21
Speaker 1: saw Pete Hecseef yesterday in front of Congress say it's great,
33:24
Speaker 1: no problems whatsoever.
33:26
Speaker 4: What are you getting?
33:27
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, let's do a little history lesson here real quick, Joe. Remember,
33:34
Speaker 5: coming into the first Trump administration, our stockpils are war
33:37
Speaker 5: reserve material stockpile which all around the world, we keep
33:41
Speaker 5: munitions and supplies stocked all around the world at different locations.
33:45
Speaker 5: Had been depleted because of Iraq and Afghanistan pretty severely
33:50
Speaker 5: except for except for a couple of areas. One is
33:55
Speaker 5: theater air defense artillery missiles FADS patriot missiles because we
34:02
Speaker 5: really weren't getting an air thread or a missile thread
34:05
Speaker 5: and those kind of things, so those were there. But
34:07
Speaker 5: the problem with that was is that we didn't increase production.
34:11
Speaker 5: The good news story is that when the Trump administration
34:14
Speaker 5: did come in, they made an all out effort to
34:17
Speaker 5: increase production on defensive weapons like what we're talking about,
34:21
Speaker 5: and that's what keeps making the storages because we shot
34:24
Speaker 5: We shot about two thirds of our THAD missile capability
34:28
Speaker 5: early on in Epic Fury, and even before when Israel
34:32
Speaker 5: was attacking them, when the Iranians were shooting a lot.
34:36
Speaker 4: More missiles than they have available today.
34:38
Speaker 5: That's why you don't see them shooting at the Israeli
34:40
Speaker 5: as much because they know the ninety five percent of
34:42
Speaker 5: are going to get knocked down. So that production was
34:47
Speaker 5: increased under the Trump administration. So I'm pretty comfortable saying
34:51
Speaker 5: that we're not in a problem with that because the
34:54
Speaker 5: Iranians are not firing medium and long range ballistic missiles
34:58
Speaker 5: at the rates that they We're doing it because they
35:01
Speaker 5: can't they don't have them available, and when they do
35:05
Speaker 5: try to, we knock the launcher out and we usually
35:08
Speaker 5: get the missile knockdown out of the sky. Between us,
35:11
Speaker 5: the Israelis are our golf state partners that have patriots
35:14
Speaker 5: and those kind of things. And the other thing we
35:16
Speaker 5: increase production of in the first Trump administration was Jadam's
35:19
Speaker 5: joint direct attack munitions. That's the conventional bomb with a
35:23
Speaker 5: GPS kit strapped to it. We have millions of those,
35:27
Speaker 5: and that's what we're using today, primarily because we don't
35:30
Speaker 5: have to use the long range missiles to take down
35:33
Speaker 5: their air defense system or stealthy missiles that cost a
35:38
Speaker 5: lot of money that there are very.
35:39
Speaker 4: Few numbers of.
35:40
Speaker 5: But all of those need to have production rates that
35:43
Speaker 5: are increasing, and I'm confident that this administration started increasing
35:47
Speaker 5: them again as soon as they got into office. But
35:51
Speaker 5: is it a concern. It's always a concern. But I
35:53
Speaker 5: don't think we're there in a crisis situation at all.
35:57
Speaker 1: Robins, We're watching this thing unfold. Do you agree with
35:59
Speaker 1: me that we need to make them surrender doing some
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Speaker 1: sort of a peace deal. They're n You and I
36:05
Speaker 1: are about the same age. I remember when they took over.
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Speaker 1: I remember when they declared war on us in the
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Speaker 1: early days in nineteen seventy nine. I remember them chanting
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Speaker 1: death to America. As recently as probably last month. These
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Speaker 1: people are not going to stop. They're not going to
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Speaker 1: sign a peace treaty and stick to it. They weren't
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Speaker 1: going to stick to the JCPOA, no matter how dumb
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Speaker 1: it was. These people believe there are equal Don't we
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Speaker 1: need to make them surrender?
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Speaker 4: Yes, we do.
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Speaker 5: We need to make them capitulate, and there's only one
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Speaker 5: way to do that is that we continue to increase
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Speaker 5: the pressure on them every minute of every day. That's
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Speaker 5: why I think we ought to be doing twenty four
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Speaker 5: hours a day, seven days a week air operations against
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Speaker 5: the that we had the ammunitions to be able to
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Speaker 5: do that.
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Speaker 1: It is Colonel Rob Maniz, let's talk about Ukraine? Why
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Speaker 1: is that war still going on? I think that you
36:50
Speaker 1: and I agree that this would not have started to
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Speaker 1: head President Trump in an office. I think Kamala Harris
36:54
Speaker 1: going to the region five days before they rolled tanks
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Speaker 1: and actually made this happen. I just think that they
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Speaker 1: were completely that incompetent in the administration under Biden. All
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Speaker 1: that said, why is it still going on? It's been
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Speaker 1: what four years now four and a half years. Why
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Speaker 1: isn't this thing over yet? And what is it going
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Speaker 1: to take to end it? Does Russia never stop until
37:12
Speaker 1: they get the dumbass that they want? Can Ukraine really
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Speaker 1: win militarily? Where do you want.
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Speaker 4: All that Ukraine can't win militarily?
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Speaker 5: Now they are being successful, especially since the President Trump
37:24
Speaker 5: came into office. He unleashed their ability to do things
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Speaker 5: like shoot storm shadows deep into UH into Russia.
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Speaker 4: UH. And he's taking the handcuffs off a lot of
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Speaker 4: a lot of the longer range conditions and everything.
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Speaker 5: So they're getting some successes there and making Russia feel
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Speaker 5: the pain logistically from that perspective, but go look at
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Speaker 5: the at the war, the ground maps at the Institute
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Speaker 5: of War, they're pretty pretty effective, pretty accurate, UH.
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Speaker 4: And they're not you know, leaning one way or the other.
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Speaker 3: UH.
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Speaker 5: And you see that Russia is continually grinding out the
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Speaker 5: gaining territory in that don Bass region. And I think
38:01
Speaker 5: unless there's a way that Putin can be made to
38:03
Speaker 5: feel the pain much more than what they're feeling it today,
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Speaker 5: he's going to continue to do that until he gets
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Speaker 5: to the place that he wants to be, and then
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Speaker 5: he's going to say, okay or finish. Are you ready
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Speaker 5: to come to a peace agreement? And if there are
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Speaker 5: any live Ukrainians left that are a fighting age, I
38:20
Speaker 5: would expect that population is going to be begging for that.
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Speaker 5: And it's unfortunate, but the conditions that existed at the
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Speaker 5: beginning of this war still exists today. NATO has expanded
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Speaker 5: as opposed to US agreeing that we wouldn't expand it.
38:36
Speaker 5: The Russians said they saw that as a threat before
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Speaker 5: the war started. They still see it as a threat.
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Speaker 5: The NATO countries still aren't taking full responsibility for their
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Speaker 5: own defense. They're still buying fuel from Russia. Even the Ukrainians.
38:52
Speaker 5: Fifteen percent of the diesel fuel is Russian diesel fuel
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Speaker 5: because they buy it from the Indians, and the Indians
38:58
Speaker 5: get the fuel that they refine into the oil. They
39:01
Speaker 5: were finding the diesel fuel from Russia one hundred percent.
39:05
Speaker 5: So there's all kinds of contradictions that are still going on.
39:09
Speaker 5: But the Ukrainians, they don't have the capability or the
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Speaker 5: society that's big enough to take on Russia the way
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Speaker 5: they would need to in order to push them out
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Speaker 5: of the Donbass. So I see it stay in a stalemate,
39:23
Speaker 5: and I'm praying that President Trump can get those two
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Speaker 5: guys together and come up with some way to get
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Speaker 5: them to stop this. But they're because they're they're decimating
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Speaker 5: generations and generations of young Ukrainians. Not so much on
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Speaker 5: the Russian side because they have a large enough population
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Speaker 5: to be able to absorb it much easier, but the
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Speaker 5: Ukrainian society is being decimated and it's just heartbreaking watch
39:47
Speaker 5: it when you have those of us that go, this
39:50
Speaker 5: should never have even started. There was a way to
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Speaker 5: prevent it, and now we can't get them to stop.
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Speaker 1: I agree with you wholeheartedly, and I want that to
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Speaker 1: happen as well. The problem mean as you've got somebody
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Speaker 1: who's sort of a fake leader, the Zelenski guy, who
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Speaker 1: has misappropriated probably one hundred billion dollars of our money
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Speaker 1: that we sent there. But this guy doesn't seem to
40:09
Speaker 1: be willing to say, yes, Russia should get what is
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Speaker 1: ethically Russian in that portion of the country, and he
40:16
Speaker 1: thinks that the rest of the world will continue to
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Speaker 1: support him forever. I don't want to be involved in
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Speaker 1: a forever war between Ukraine and Russia. I want this
40:23
Speaker 1: thing to be over. So what do you say to
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Speaker 1: the critics who say, if we give Russia anything, what's
40:28
Speaker 1: this stuff puting to do it anytime he wants to
40:29
Speaker 1: do it to continue taking land.
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Speaker 4: He can't cape take all of Ukraine. Jo, That's what
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Speaker 4: I say to him. Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Look, the people that are out there, especially in the
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Speaker 5: intelligence communities, both the NATO countries, the usual suspects like
40:47
Speaker 5: I six and the Germans and those kind of folks
40:51
Speaker 5: and the US that are saying, well, Russia's just gonna
40:54
Speaker 5: they're gonna continue and they're gonna roll over Western Europe
40:57
Speaker 5: or they're gonna take the ball.
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Speaker 1: They can't do that, that would bring NATO with then, any
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Speaker 1: of that, that's stupid, that's a dumb thing.
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Speaker 4: Any of that.
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Speaker 5: They can't that only can't they do it because of NATO,
41:05
Speaker 5: But they don't have the capability to do it.
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Speaker 4: They they they tried to do.
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Speaker 5: The American style shock and awe and take everything just
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Speaker 5: past Kiev Kiev there and got bogged down because their
41:17
Speaker 5: capabilities weren't the same. They didn't they didn't think about
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Speaker 5: the logistics and the speed that they would need to go,
41:24
Speaker 5: and they fell back on the old Soviet army tactics
41:27
Speaker 5: and what does that? Grind up the dirt and the
41:30
Speaker 5: buildings and the gravel with artillery and then move your
41:33
Speaker 5: tanks and infantry in a little bit at a time.
41:35
Speaker 5: That's exactly what they're doing and nothing's been able to
41:37
Speaker 5: stop them yet.
41:38
Speaker 4: No drones, no high mars.
41:43
Speaker 5: You know, the Ukrainians can't fly in aircraft because they
41:45
Speaker 5: get shot down and the Russians can attack them at will.
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Speaker 1: How important is the technology and the actual research and
41:53
Speaker 1: development we've gotten from this war As far as drone technology,
41:56
Speaker 1: it appears that though drones have been more involved in
41:58
Speaker 1: this day, I'm willing to be wrong on that than
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Speaker 1: any other war I can remember.
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Speaker 5: Well, that's what's given the Ukrainians more life is they've
42:05
Speaker 5: they've really gone into this and they've got a production
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Speaker 5: rate of over ten thousand of these disposable drones a month.
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Speaker 5: Uh at this point. That's one of the things that
42:14
Speaker 5: we need to learn from this. And we're so heavily
42:18
Speaker 5: involved at the staff level and the general officer level,
42:22
Speaker 5: I'm sure we're collecting the information with The big question
42:25
Speaker 5: is is is our Pentagon acting as rapidly as we
42:30
Speaker 5: need to and is our industrial base able to react
42:34
Speaker 5: as rapidly and be able to scale up as we
42:37
Speaker 5: need to, because we don't have near the amount of
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Speaker 5: drones and drone technology that we would need if we
42:44
Speaker 5: got into a shooting war like what Ukraine is in.
42:48
Speaker 5: And that's beyond shipbuilding and building more aircraft, especially bombers,
42:56
Speaker 5: that we need to do the drone technology, establishing the
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Speaker 5: industrial base to build them rapidly in very very large numbers,
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Speaker 5: the ability to defend ourselves not just static targets. But
43:10
Speaker 5: if we're going to continue to maintain that America is
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Speaker 5: the best at maneuver warfare, which means tanks moving and
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Speaker 5: aircraft supporting in long range bobbers striking strategic targets, and
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Speaker 5: all the error defenses that go with it, then you
43:23
Speaker 5: better have a tens of thousands of drones system that
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Speaker 5: can travel with your maneuver warfare assets, or they're going
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Speaker 5: to get decimated the way the Russians and Ukrainians assets
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Speaker 5: have been decimated over the last four years by drones.
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