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None. None.
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How much time we got? 25 minutes.
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We are at war with Iran right now.
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Donald Trump has betrayed MAGA, betrayed America first.
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He's made the most disastrous decision to lead America into
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another war. The.
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I can feel it coming in the air tonight as the skies over to Ron
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and the secrets below. Good evening everybody, wherever
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you find yourself open the real deal.
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Me's number one late night show, World at War.
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And I am your late night host Dean Ryan, who's out of breath,
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who was literally running here tonight to catch this deadline
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here as we have a hell of a show.
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If I can use that phrase as as you saw or heard maybe in the
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cold openings, nobody and I mean nobody is really in the know.
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Everybody thinks they know. Everybody wants to know.
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Everybody was told of this whole pandemic, war was going to end,
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50 years of bliss, 50 years of darkness.
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Well, everybody's talking about it.
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In fact, here's a little clip just to get her little whistles
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went and let me catch my breath. My God.
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As a combatant, as it not a supplier of logistics or as an
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actual combatant, a participant in the situation in Ukraine,
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what they did in Russia and the situation of what Israel is
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right now doing to the mullahs. As bad as they are and as evil
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as they are, right. We're going to get sucked into a
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shooting war of which it'll be 10 years, and the casualties
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will dwarf anything you saw in World War Two.
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Days after 911, I went through the Pentagon and I saw Secretary
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Rumsfeld and and Deputy Secretary Wolfowitz.
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I went downstairs just to say hello to some of the people on
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the Joint Staff who used to work for me.
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And one of the generals called me and he said, Sir, you got to
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come in. You got to come in and talk to
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me a second. I said, well, you're too busy.
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He said, no, no. He says we've made the decision
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we're going to war with Iraq. This was on or about the 20th of
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September. So I came back to see him a few
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weeks later. And by that time we were bombing
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in Afghanistan. I said, are we still going to
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war with Iraq? And he said, oh, it's worse than
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that. He said he reached over on his
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desk. He picked up a piece of paper.
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He said I just, he said, I just got this down from upstairs
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meeting the Secretary of Defense office today and he said this is
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a memo that describes how we're going to take out seven
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countries in five years, starting with Iraq and then
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Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and finishing off Iran.
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We'll start a war with Iran because he has absolutely no
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ability to negotiate. He's weak and he's ineffective.
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So the only way he figures that he's going to get reelected and
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as sure as you're sitting there is to start a war with Iran.
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Now I'm more militant and more militaristic than the president.
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I believe in strength, but to start a war in order to get
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elected, and I believe that's going to happen, would be an
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output. Wonderful trip down memory lane.
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Gee, I needed that. As you saw, Bannon is changing
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his tune, as you saw back in 20 O seven, 2007, Wesley Clark,
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General Wesley Clark. And then as you saw in 2011,
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Donald Trump, a little different tune.
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OK, let's talk about here tonight.
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We have a jam packed show. I can't even contain it.
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And yes, we're going to get into everything.
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World War three, you bet. And we do have some good news.
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You're going to feel just a little bit better than last
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night if you're into the emotions of things.
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We have a major resolution in a real deal politics.
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We're going to talk about Thomas Massie is really becoming a
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unsung hero no matter which side of the political spectrum you
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stand on. We're going to be getting into
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that. Also, our feature story tonight,
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our feature story on just exactly what was hacked out of
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Israel by Iran, we're going to talk about that.
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And then I have 5 pillars. I want to say 5 pillars.
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I came up with of how this is going to end in just days from
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now, if not just a week from now.
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We're going to talk about that and something that's very near
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and dear to this audience too as well.
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Clones. That's right.
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We're going to talk about clones because I'm seeing things that
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just don't add up to me in the same regard that the binding
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character did not add up to me. And I got to be honest, because
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that's what we're all about around here, held with the peer
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pressure. And I'm going to make the case
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tonight and it's going to be our feature story coming after the
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break, plus some real deal internationals.
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We're going to have a little, just a topsy turvy view of how
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are other countries reacting to all this.
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Some real deal international. We're going to see how Starmer,
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the crime minister over there in UK is reacting to this.
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And then finally, we're going to end on some real deal health and
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some big Medicaid changes if we can get to it and if I can
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remember it because it's jam packed here tonight.
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OK. We are broadcasting everywhere
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and yes, everywhere. I mean, we are on the real Dean
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Ryan over there on Facebook as well as YouTube and Dean Ryan
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TV. We're on X and the real Dean
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Ryan and Rumble and Bretion. Yes, we are.
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But let's get into it now and get into everything World War 3.
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World War three. Let's talk about it now.
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Well, here is the latest on what we know and what's happening in
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the Israeli Iranian conflict, shall we?
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Well, now it's now being said, this is now coming out of the
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times of Israel as Israel is running low on arrow
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interceptors, US is now burning through its system too.
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This is a true statement. You know, all the talk about
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nukes, all of the just, you know, descriptions of what Iran
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has and might not have. Well, the reality is the US and
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now Israel don't have it to do conduct a war.
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Can you believe that? Let's talk about it now.
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This is happening today as now Israel is running low on
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defensive missile interceptors. It's coming out of the also in
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relation to the Wall Street Journal, who's reporting on the
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similar thing. Well, the shortage now is
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raising concerns about the ability to continue to counter
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long range ballistic missiles from Iran.
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That's right, since Israel launched its shock operation as
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it's being described just last Friday to remove the ex, excuse
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me, exist extra essential threat, hard to see sometimes
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when you can't breathe. But existential threat of the
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Iranian nuclear program and the ballistic missile capabilities.
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Well, now they're saying the Islamic Republic has retaliated
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by launching more than 370 missiles and hundreds of drones
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at Israel. And we're not even getting into
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the Russian component just yet. Well, so far, 24 people have
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been killed in the in Israel alone and more than 500 wounded.
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Sadly, according to the Journal report, the US has known about
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the shortage of Arrow interceptors that's being called
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for months now, has been working to bolster Israel's air defense
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accordingly. But those stocks are now
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limited, they're saying experts who are familiar with the
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missile having dispatched many to Israel, they're saying here's
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a quote there is now concerned about the US burning through
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interceptors as well. We could have told you that we
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have a very depleted military, in case you don't know.
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Well, recently in a Washington Compost article, well, it's
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cited a person who is briefed on US and Israeli intelligence who
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said that according to quote some as assessments, Israel can
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maintain their defense for at least 10 to 12 days.
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Yeah, 10 to 12 days. And we're not even talking
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business days at the current rate it's going.
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That's true of the Iranian attacks now, which is lesson
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since the start of the fighting last week.
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Now before it will require US, it's going to rely on the United
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States or Israel's trying to rely on the United States to
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replenish its stocks and hopefully get more involved in
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this war that was started by them.
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Now the source also said that already by later this week,
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Israel will quote, will need to select what they want to
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intercept. They have to be very selective.
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Now. The system is already
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overwhelmed. Now we've even showed you and
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you've heard of the rumors, the whispers of the Golden Dome, the
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Iron Dome completely wide open, the southern Tel Aviv.
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We can't understand why Israel has already Israel, they're now
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choosing to allow some missiles to fall.
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It's now being reported when it knows that they will land in
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open areas now, however, when faced with large barges and has
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been unable to shoot down the missiles headed to the
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population centers or critical infrastructure.
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Now there's no Israeli comment and that's official on this
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subject. The IDF, the Israeli Defence
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Forces, told the Journal to quote they are prepared and
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ready to handle any scenario, but could not comment on
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munitions matters. So, you know, this is really, we
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saw this coming from a, a, just a landslide.
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In fact, so much that it it appears that Trump seems to be
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changing his tune a little bit. Just the tone seems to be
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subsiding. In fact, here's a little clip
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just moments ago of Trump talking about how he's undecided
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of what to do. Making your decision on Iran,
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obviously there's going to change from when you were
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pursuing A diplomatic negotiation.
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Now you seem very open to the idea of potentially taking US
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action. Obviously, you're not going to
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tell us that. Can you walk us through what
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contributed to that change, how you got to to where you are in
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making your decision now? Well, I think it started the
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first night. I mean, the first night was
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devastating and it really knocked the one side off as you
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know, devastating, devastating evening day.
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And it's pretty much proceeded that way.
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I, I have a meeting in the war room in a little while situation
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room, some people call it. So we're going to meet, we're
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going to see if it's we're in the midst of it.
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It's a terrible thing. I hate to see it.
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I hate to see all that death, so much death and destruction, but
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death primarily is what I hate to see does.
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That mean you haven't made a decision yet on what to do?
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I have, I have ideas as to what to do, but I haven't made a
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final. I like to make the final
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decision one second before it's due, you know, because things
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change. I mean, especially with war,
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things change with war. It can go from 1 extreme to the
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other. Wars was very bad.
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There was no reason for this to be a war.
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There was no reason for Russia, Ukraine, a lot of wars.
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There was no reason for. You look right up there.
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I don't know, see the Declaration of Independence that
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I say, I wonder if you, you know, the civil war always
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seemed to me maybe that could have been solve without losing
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600,000 plus people. So a lot of it's very sad to
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see. It's very sad to see what's
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happening. But with that being said, I
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would say right now Israel from the standpoint of winning a war
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is doing pretty well. Yeah.
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Please, Mr. President, in your meeting today.
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Well, what else would he say? And my God, did he de age
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overnight? Did anybody notice that?
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Did he de age and we just didn't see it?
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He, Donald Trump must have found the fountain of youth in the
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past, what, 48 hours now? Well, let's now continue as we
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now forge into the Middle East as the midst of the Sahara
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deserts and everything in between.
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We'll get this now. Former Iranian minister warns of
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a 100 day oil blockade in the critical Strait of Hormuz.
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Well, isn't that exciting and thrilling?
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I've always wanted to have a blockade there, Haven't you?
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Now? That's just correct.
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Now, Iran is now threatening to restrict oil tanker traffic
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through the Strait of Hormuz, risking a surge of Brent crude
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prices all the way down to, or I should say up to $130.00 per
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barrel in global energy chaos, just in time for the incredible
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great Reset. It's like it was planned this
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way. Well, now these straight handles
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and they're saying 20% of all global oil trend and the
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blockade could devastate economies reliant on Middle
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Eastern energy exports. Now, Iranian officials, I should
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say, are now warning, warning and have told people that the
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history of using the Strait as a geopolitical leverage,
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escalating tensions amid recent jamming and tanker collisions
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that are now going on there with the Hootie's who recalls that
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now shipping plates are rerouting, insurance costs are
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soaring, and analysts warn of severe market disruptions if
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Iran acts on its threats. Now, your prolonged closure
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could trigger economic shock waves, spiking inflation and
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crippling supply chains worldwide.
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That's a sad state of affairs. But this is what they call war
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continuing now. Well, now Speaking of that, now
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Israel's war on Iran pushes Muslims to unite.
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Who who could have saw that coming?
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I mean, people get tribal during these moments.
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And had this not happened, the get this now 30% favorable.
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The leader of Iran is now favored in the polls only 30% of
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the people over there. That's bolstering up.
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But let me tell you a bit more about it now as the the UNIPY
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over there in the world of Muslim.
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Well, it's growing. It's growing.
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And you'll find out how specific country afterwards.
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Israel's war on Iran now pushes Muslims to unite as we're
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saying, forcing Tehran to acquire nuclear weapons for
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survival as Israel's reigns of bombs on Iranian cities claiming
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to bring freedom or we heard that before the world watches a
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dangerous escalation that may push Iran toward the very
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outcome The West claims to fear a nuclear armed Islamic
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Republic. That's right, the US is now in
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just we've been hearing about the bomb for 20 years now from
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Iran. Nothing shocks me anymore.
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Well, let me tell you, continuing now a bit more.
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Well, the US Israeli access draped in humanitarian rhetoric,
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propaganda has turned negotiation into a facade for
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premeditated violence, betraying diplomacy while fueling a cycle
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of retaliation. Now Tehran faces a stark choice.
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Submit to the endless aggression or secure its survival through
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the ultimate deterrent. Well, here's some key points to
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add. Israel's strike on Iran
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justified as, quote, self-defense or accelerating
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Tehran's pursuit of nuclear weapons as the only viable
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deterrent. Now, this is key in this next
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point here, there's something called the Samson option.
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It's Israel's doctrine of nuclear retaliation reveals a
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chilling willingness to collapse global systems if threatened.
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In fact, the not so great one, Mark Levin, well, he was
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floating this idea just two years ago.
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Well, the historical US backed coups, chemical warfare and
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sanctions have hardened Iran's resolve, making nuclear arms a
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matter of national honor. When nuclear Iran could
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stabilize the Middle East, forcing Israel into cautious
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engagement, reducing reliance on proxy warfare.
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If Iran is destroyed, the Middle East may unravel, they're saying
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with Israel targeting nuclear armed Pakistan next in its
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expansionist vision. And that's true.
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Yes, the country of Pakistan is going to be next.
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We can see the writing on the wall for the greater Israeli
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project. It's no, no surprise here.
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I'm going to show you about the supreme leader talking.
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But here is now part of the unity train here.
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Well, Turkey now backs Iran. What a surprise there.
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Yes, Erdogan right there. And he's now putting his hat
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into the arena as they announced they're going to be back in Iran
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today. Well, Turkish President Taipei
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Erdogan announced that he supports and his country
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supports Iran following Israelis attack on Tehran.
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Here's a quote. It's entirely natural,
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legitimate and lawful for Iran to defend itself against
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Israel's band of thieves and also state terrorism, Erdogan
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said just recently in a parliamentary group over there
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in the capital. Well, the Turkish president also
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said Israel is engaging in major state terrorism and that
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Israel's leader Benjamin Netanyahu, quote, long surpassed
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the tyrant Hitler in the crime of genocide.
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That's right. The Turkish president directly
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described Israel's genocide of Gaza as, quote, the blood of
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massacred civilians, murdered babies and children, and the
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children splattered not only on the hands and faces of those who
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support Israel's arrogance, but also on those who remain silent.
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Now, according to the president in Turkey, Erdogan, he's doing
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quote, everything we can to stop what he referred to as inhumane
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aggression, not only against Iran, but also Gaza, Syria,
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Lebanon, in Yemen. He also revealed that Turkey is
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closely monitoring Israel's terrorist attacks on Iran and
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something will be done. China and Pakistan have also
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already declared their support for Iran.
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And Washington reportedly notified the cameras that be
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over there in Turkey that a numbered of regional allies that
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the Jewish state was about to attack Iran prior to the Israeli
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onslaught. So those communications got
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intercepted. So if Trump says he didn't know
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or if anybody says they didn't know, that's entirely not true.
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In fact, here is now, as we get a little closer to things, this
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is now Putin and the head of Iran talking about what a war in
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the next coming days is going to look like.
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And we had our RDM translator tell us the truth.
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Here it is. Under the famous document that
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we just mentioned, that's it. No claims can be made against
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Iran. Then the United States
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unilaterally decided to withdraw from this agreement, and the
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Europeans continue to demand from Iran it's fulfill its
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obligations. I'm sorry, but that's just
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nonsense. You know, Iran didn't pull out
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of the agreement, the US did. Former President Trump made a
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decision to withdraw from the agreement and the Europeans were
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saying, yeah, it's not good the Americans pulled out, but you
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Iranians must comply with everything.
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Why the hell should Iranians do it?
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Sorry, it sounds a bit rude in Russian bases.
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Now let me say I don't think it is 8 minutes.
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The missile launches right here between two some of its
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different bases. 2 to 4 minutes. The missile launches and hits.
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So you have no air defense. They're fully alert.
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Hitting the ship is definitely possible for us.
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Or you might say, Sir, they're packing up and pulling back.
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Assuming something lands, yes. Well, if they pull back then
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they can't pose a threat to us. If if you say they'll strike
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with missiles, our missiles will definitely reach them too.
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From Diego Garcia Island, which they are after.
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It plans for them as well. For monitoring all of this.
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I'm announcing right here that there are several 1000 people on
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the American ship. I'm telling America if you make
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a wrong move or do something first, then you might attack the
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Iranian people. Bring 50,000 coffins first, get
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them ready for your troops. Then if you even glance at the
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Iranian people, you do it at your own.
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Accord. Scary stuff, isn't it?
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I mean, have we now entered the arena of the wrestling match?
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All of this is well over the top, is it not?
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Now, there's a lot of people who are dissenting from this, not
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just people who are in the media, all of our industries
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here, but also in, well, the government and the military in
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this case. We'll check this out here.
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Now. It's official.
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In addition to last night where we shared and heard that 100
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National intelligence staffers were let go.
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We'll get this now. The US officially removes
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Colonel Nathan McCormick from his position at the Joint Chiefs
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of Staffs for post for calling Israel a death.
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Colton saying America is acting as Israel's proxy.
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Well, who is he think he is? How dare he tell the truth like
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that? We should get rid of him.
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My God. Well, here's something here
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before we get to some really politics.
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Well, like we're saying, a lot of people are dissenting.
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And you might have heard something that has gone viral in
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the past 24 hours. And I myself saw it and it it
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was a whopper. And I'm talking about this one
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right here, Tucker Carlson in a heated exchange with Grandpa
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Munster over there on the left, AKA Ted Cruz.
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And this is a show stopper. And here's just a little preview
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of the senator who loves AIPAC and AIPAC loves him having to
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explain the whole demaco of regime change.
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It just makes no sense to me. Check this out.
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We'll discuss after I. I don't know the how many people
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live in a run, by the way. I don't know the population.
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At all? No, I don't know the population.
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You don't know the population of the country you seek to topple.
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How many people? Living Around 92 million.
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OK, Yeah. How could you not know that?
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I I don't sit around memorizing population tables.
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Well, it's kind of relevant because you're calling for the
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overthrow of the government. Why is it relevant?
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Whether it's because 90 million or 80 million or 100 million,
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Why? Because if you don't know
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anything about the country. I didn't say I don't know
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anything about. OK.
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What's the ethnic mix up wrong? They are Persians and
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predominantly Shia. OK.
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No, it's not even you don't know anything about Iran.
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So I am not the the Tucker Carlson expert on Iran.
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You're a senator who's calling the government is the one who
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claims the country. No, you don't know anything
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about the country. You're the one who claims
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they're not trying to murder Donald Trump.
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You're the, I'm not saying that, who can't figure out a saying
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that you need to kill General Soleimani.
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And you said it was bad. If they're trying to murder
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Trump, yes I do, because you're not calling for military strikes
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against them in retaliation if they really believe that.
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Carrying out military strikes today.
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You said Israel was. Right.
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With our help, I've said we Israel is leading them, but
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we're supporting them. Well, this you're breaking news
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here because the US government last night denied the National
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Security Council spokesman Alex Pfeiffer denied on behalf of
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Trump that we were acting on Israel's behalf in any offensive
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capacity. We're not bombing them.
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Israel's bombing them. You just said we were.
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We are supporting Israel stakes. You're a senator if you're
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saying the United States government is.
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We're with Iran right now. People are listening.
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Can you believe it? Can you believe it?
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We have the great Seth Black saying Cruz loves the AIPAC
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money. In fact, if you watch the whole
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thing, Cruz literally said AIPAC is not lobbying on behalf of
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Israel. And they don't really have any
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policy leverage or power at all. They just, they're just, you
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know, donating money away and just having a good time and, you
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know, just having lunch together.
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We'll check this out. He must have forgot.
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Well, we certainly didn't. Well, here it is.
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AIPAC. We strongly condemn the arrest
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warrants requested by the International Criminal Court
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prosecutors against Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and
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Defense Minister Gallant as moral, excuse me, as morally
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obscene. Congress should urge the
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administration to reimpose sanctions on the ICC, and
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America must insist that other countries not comply with the
27:09
ICC warrants. And now Fast forward, we'll get
27:13
this. U.S.
27:14
House representatives passes bill to sanction ICC officials
27:18
for pursuing arrest warrants against Netanyahu and other
27:22
Israeli officials. Well, Grandpa Munster was not
27:28
telling us the truth, was he? And these people in the APEC
27:32
don't have to. They don't have to register as a
27:35
foreign agent, a foreign lobby. They're just, you know, Suzy Q
27:39
next door, white picket fence and you name it.
27:43
But with answer, let's get to some real deal politics, shall
27:46
we? Real deal politics.
28:00
Now, this is a real twist of event.
28:03
As we're talking about, people are showing descent, which is
28:07
really the greatest form of patriotism.
28:10
Well, you might have heard this MGT and MTG.
28:13
Well look at this. She says the following.
28:15
Americans want cheap gas, grocery bills, and housing.
28:18
They want affordable insurance, safe communities, and good
28:20
education for their children. They want a government that
28:22
works on the issues. Now considering Americans pay
28:25
the entire government and government salaries with their
28:27
hard earned tax dollars, this is where our focus should be, not
28:31
going into another foreign war. I agree.
28:36
I agree, Marjorie, I agree, and so does Thomas Massie.
28:40
Yes, he does. Well, now Representative Thomas
28:43
Massie has a War Powers resolution that's now bringing
28:48
UNITY across the hallways of Congress.
28:51
Let me tell you a bit more about it.
28:53
This is just an sensational, well, Thomas Massie over there
28:56
from Kentucky, Representative announced just days ago an
29:01
evening that he plans to introduce, quote, a bipartisan
29:04
war powers resolution to prohibit American involvement in
29:07
the Israeli Iran war. Here's a quote from the
29:11
representative. This is not our war.
29:14
But if it were, Congress must decide such matters according to
29:18
our Constitution. Yeah.
29:19
If you don't know, right here in the United States, before you go
29:23
to war, you have to declare war. And that's being that's declared
29:26
through the House of Congress and people vote on it.
29:30
That is who represents us. We continue here.
29:36
Well, yes, so you have to vote on it.
29:39
I invite all members of Congress to Co sponsor this resolution,
29:43
Massey declared. Well, now you have
29:46
representatives on the Democrat side responded to Massey's
29:49
tweet, but noting that he is, quote, proud to Co lead this
29:55
bipartisan war powers resolution with Representative Massey.
29:58
This is one of the Democrats that is privileged and must
30:01
receive the vote. It just, this is really what's
30:06
going to unite people. Here's what I'm.
30:08
Yeah, it's a huge hit, smash hit, They say, well, now they're
30:12
saying no war with Iran. It's time for every member to go
30:15
on record. Are you with the neocons who led
30:17
us into the Iraq war, or do you stand with the American people?
30:21
Some of the Democrats are asking even Representative AOC
30:26
Alexandra Azo Cortez over there in New York and even Rashida
30:32
Taliba, both indicating that they will support the move.
30:35
Signing on. Here's a quote from Massey or
30:40
excuse me, from Talibi. She said the following quote, I
30:43
look forward to supporting this war powers Resolution
30:45
immediately. The American people aren't
30:47
falling for it again. Yeah, I mean, yes, this is a
30:49
rock, 2 point O or three-point O.
30:52
We've been there so many times. She further went on to say,
30:56
quote, we were lied to about weapons of mass destruction in
30:59
Iraq that killed millions plus forever changed lives.
31:04
It's unconstitutional for Trump to go to war without a vote from
31:07
Congress. I agree.
31:10
I agree. We were misled into war all
31:12
those years ago and here we are again.
31:15
Yeah, Israel puts pressure on the US to strike Iraq.
31:18
It's like Deja vu in the most brazen way.
31:20
Well, here's some of the War Powers Act resolutions, current
31:27
concurrent resolution. This is something to be said.
31:31
This changes the entire game. The authorization for use of
31:35
military. Yes, it does.
31:39
So we, we are going to be monitoring that as it continues.
31:42
Now, let's also continue. Now they're saying Trump is
31:46
having a very bad time with Tulsi Gabbard.
31:49
You might have heard about this. It brings us now to just that
31:53
Trump is losing confidence and Director of National
31:55
Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard would have saw that coming.
32:00
She just started. Well, Trump is losing
32:01
confidence. Indeed, they're saying in
32:04
something might be done about it.
32:05
She's been asked to resign others, but not him yet.
32:09
Well, as Trump is now weighing and joining the Israeli war
32:12
against Iran, he's also now reportedly finding himself at
32:15
odds with Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, with
32:19
one White House official saying that he has, quote, just been
32:23
kind of down on her in general. Well, the president was recently
32:28
in incensed over there by Gabbard's decision to post a 3
32:32
minute video on X in the early hours of June 10th in which she
32:36
warned that, quote, political elite and warmongers are, quote,
32:41
carelessly fomenting fear and tensions between nuclear powers,
32:45
placing the world on the brink of nuclear annihilation.
32:49
Trump is said to have been angered by the video, accusing
32:51
Gabbard of going quote off message and rebuking her for it
32:56
in person. One of the senior administration
32:58
officials quoted anonymously that by there's a growing
33:02
perception they're saying within The West Wing that former Hawaii
33:05
Democratic congresswoman who once ran for the party's
33:09
presidential nomination just years ago doesn't quote add
33:12
anything to any conversation. They feel that Trump doesn't
33:17
dislikes Tulsi as a person. Wow.
33:20
But certainly the video made him not super hot on her and he
33:24
doesn't like it when people are off message.
33:28
They added that quote, many took that video is trying to correct
33:31
the administration's position. And who can forget what we
33:35
showed you last night too. the United States intelligence
33:38
community continues to assess that Iran is not building a
33:41
nuclear weapon. Supreme Leader Khamimi is has
33:44
not authorized nuclear weapons program that he suspended in
33:47
2003. Tulsi Gabbard there it is from
33:49
the 26th of March just months ago.
33:54
The war propaganda is ripe. So that has how that one goes.
33:59
Now get this now Christy Gnome, this is getting weird.
34:02
It not only did we hear Tulsi Gabbard might be on her way out,
34:05
we heard she's I'll Now Christy Gnome is ill for some reason,
34:09
but due to a biohazard lab and we've been hearing about bio
34:14
labs in LA. We've been hearing about bio
34:16
labs in Pennsylvania all over the place, but this one is
34:19
rather interesting for old Christy.
34:23
Let me tell you about this. She had an allergic reaction.
34:26
And this could be just code or just mantras for something else
34:29
as the Department of Homeland and Security Secretary Christy
34:32
Noem. Well, she visited A biohazard
34:36
lab. For what reason I couldn't tell
34:38
you. And I doubt it was just for a
34:41
day trip to have lunch. There's got to be more to this.
34:45
And she was rushed to the hospital with what is now being
34:48
described as an allergic reaction.
34:49
There's nothing to suggest any link to the lab visit.
34:53
And why would you just think the biohazard lab did this?
34:57
It's preposterous. Well, there's nothing to suggest
35:00
that in reaction the following day.
35:01
Now Newsweek contacted DHS via e-mail outside a normal office
35:06
hours for comment. Well, here's what they said.
35:08
Here's a quote from people who are definitely familiar with
35:10
this matter. Well, they said, quote,
35:12
Secretary Gnome had an allergic reaction today.
35:15
She was transported to the hospital out of an abundance of
35:18
caution. She is alert, recovering, and
35:22
she'll be home soon. This is from the assistant
35:24
secretary of public affairs. Her name's Tricia.
35:27
And that's all we need to know. I think there's more to that
35:31
story. What do you think?
35:33
Very weird and kooky and everything above continuing.
35:38
Well, now Mossad's Laura Loomer is now giving orders to Pete
35:43
Hagensen. Now, this is very interesting.
35:46
Laura Loomer just seems to be up everybody's avenue here and just
35:50
seems to be at the right place at the right time.
35:52
And it does not sit well with me.
35:55
But I'll say she makes a hell of a joker, doesn't she?
35:58
Let me tell you about this now is that this is quite
36:01
interesting as now Haggiseth refuses to say if Laura Loomer
36:07
was consulted on General Hughes firing.
36:11
Yes, she says Defense Secretary Pete Hagiseth was accused of
36:15
being either feckless or complacent for firing US Cyber
36:20
Command head head General Timothy Hunt Hague at the urging
36:24
of far right activist Laura Loomer, A rabid supporter of
36:29
Donald Trump who has the ear of the president.
36:32
How is that possible? How is that possible?
36:37
What is this far right stuff? Can you?
36:38
Haven't we move past that? Whatever happened to alt right
36:43
continuing now while they're saying Hague and Air Force
36:45
general was removed for his dual role in charge of US Cyber
36:50
Command and the National Security Agency back in April,
36:53
Loomer, a social media influencer, claimed credit for
36:56
the dismissal because Hague wasn't considered sufficiently
37:00
loyal to Trump. And so she's the little hall
37:03
monitor. She goes run to Papa and she
37:06
just tells some people that's right.
37:09
Well, heck, is that the appearing in front of the Senate
37:11
Armed Services Committee was asked by Senator Jackie Rosen
37:15
over there in Nevada what, if any, part Loomer played in the
37:19
decision to fire the general. Now Defense Secretary evaded an
37:23
answer, saying he does not discuss who he has spoken to
37:26
about such decisions before telling the senator her time was
37:30
up. This provoked a furious response
37:32
by Rosen, who fired back. Quote, it is not up to you to
37:36
tell me when my time is up. Talk about being feckless.
37:41
Quote, you are either feckless or complacent, she said.
37:44
You're not in control of your department.
37:46
I don't appreciate the smirk. Sir.
37:48
You are the Secretary of Defense, not Laura Loomer.
37:54
Now, there's a lot about that I agree with, and I wish Laura
37:57
Loomer would just disappear from our memory.
38:00
She does right place, the right time.
38:03
Where do these CIA massage people?
38:06
Just where do they hire them from?
38:08
And finally here, well, in a very uplifting story.
38:12
Well, before I tell you about uplifting, here is just her
38:15
little spat with Mike Adams recently.
38:17
Well, this is Laura Loomer saying the following.
38:19
So many grifters turning on President Trump.
38:21
I hope he punishes them all. And then Mike said Laura Loomer
38:25
calls for vindictive punishment by President Trump.
38:28
Her true nature is coming out for everyone to see.
38:32
Mike, I could not agree more. Remember, dissent is the highest
38:36
form of patriotism. Thomas Jefferson told us that,
38:42
yes, he did. OK, that leads us now to CNN.
38:46
This is a uplifting story for the family.
38:50
We're now tears of on the horizon now as CNN, as insiders
38:54
reveal stars are now on the chopping block.
38:57
Yeah, Anderson, CIA Cooper, Wolf Blitzer, whoever's left in that
39:01
decrepit morgue, not going to be there much longer when Warner
39:06
Brothers Discovery shock split into two distinctive companies
39:11
is a sign the jobs and hefty salaries of CN NS top talent on
39:15
the line, media insiders are warning.
39:18
In fact, we just reported on that Anderson Cooper, I don't
39:22
know if you're where it gets $18 million a year for being the
39:27
just proper CNN slash CIA stooge that he is.
39:31
Well, the media giant announced last week it will have it will
39:35
split it in half into two publicly traded entities
39:39
streaming in studios and global networks by mid next year.
39:44
So you're going to see people like Anderson Cooper, Wolf
39:48
Blitzer, Jake Tapeworm and the whole lot go bye bye.
39:53
And I'm even going to say you're going to see the same happen at
39:56
ABC with the view. The whole landscape is changing.
39:59
The whole thing's changing real fast, real fast.
40:02
OK, we're going to hit a brake now.
40:04
Now, when we get back our feature story, we're going to
40:07
get into you don't want to miss this.
40:09
We're going to talk about the secrets that were found in the
40:13
hacking over there, Israel by Iran.
40:16
You don't want to miss that. And we're going to try to
40:19
speculate, if not more, who has the pedophiles, who has the
40:22
Epstein files? What are they going to do with
40:25
it? Do we know?
40:27
Do we know? Also, we're going to have a look
40:29
at just who exactly is Trump? I mean, I have put together some
40:34
things that I used to notice about Biden that I have to beg
40:38
the question, is Trump even with us at this point?
40:41
Is this a real person? And how many Trump's are there?
40:45
That's the Daily Double here tonight.
40:47
So hold your hats. You're watching World at War and
40:50
we're just getting started. We'll be back after this quick
40:53
message. It's intelligence with us.
41:11
Probably not, but they share a lot.
41:13
We don't share all of our intelligence with them, but we
41:15
share a lot. It's a close A.
41:16
Lot do they spy domestically in the United?
41:18
States, oh, they probably do, and we do as well.
41:20
And and friends and allies spy on each other.
41:21
And and I assume I assume all of our allies spy on us.
41:24
That it's OK with you. You know what One of the things
41:27
about being a conservative is That you're not naive and
41:29
utopian. You don't think humans are all
41:32
part of the reason socialism doesn't work is is that the the
41:35
mantra from each according to his abilities to each according
41:37
to his needs doesn't work. As a conservative.
41:40
I assume people act in their rational self-interest.
41:43
To pay people to spy on you. It's conservative to recognize
41:46
that human beings act in their own self-interest, and every one
41:49
of our friends spies on us, and I'm not.
41:51
Do you like it? That's my question.
41:52
I'm not asking whether they have motive to do it.
41:54
Of course they do. I understand that.
41:56
And I, and by the way, I'm not mad at that.
41:57
And you're an American lawmaker, so I just want to know, hold on.
42:00
I want to know your attitude. You said that your guiding
42:04
principle, in fact the only principle, the only criteria, I
42:06
said. Guiding the the overwhelming I
42:08
wouldn't say only. Is is it in America's interest,
42:10
is it in America's interest for Israel to spy on us, including
42:12
on the president? It is in America's interest to
42:15
be closely allied with Israel because we get huge benefits for
42:21
it and you want us to want to see the clear but.
42:22
I just want to stop on the spine for a second that it takes place
42:25
as you know, and including on the President of the United
42:28
States and several precedents. And I just want to know if
42:31
that's OK and why is it OK? Wouldn't an American lawmaker
42:33
say to a client state you're not allowed to spy on us?
42:36
I'm sorry. I know why you want to or not
42:38
matter you but you're not allowed to sure And I don't care
42:40
for it. I don't want to be spot on by
42:41
you is that it's kind of weird not to say that, but you don't
42:45
seem able to say that. Just how bad is Ozempic or I
42:54
should say, because now the addiction it it seems to be
42:56
taking process, it's being subsidized by the government,
42:58
it's being included in Medicare, Medicaid.
43:00
Is there Ozempic craze and fever, or do you think we're at
43:03
the tail end of discovery? Well, they say with people that
43:06
have trouble losing weight, it's addictive, like tattoos are to
43:10
people. You know how people get one and
43:12
then they want another and they want another?
43:14
It's it's an addiction. Well, Sean, This is why I'm
43:17
worried about men. Men, if you're watching this
43:18
now, this is a men's kind of deal here.
43:21
And Sean, I hope to God. You don't take Ozempic and I
43:24
know you don't, but you never know these days.
43:25
But if you do, you got to be careful because they have
43:27
something now called Ozempic penis.
43:30
Someone says I'm suffering from Ozempic penis.
43:32
The latest bizarre side effect caused by the weight loss drug
43:35
Sean, Pay attention. Just in case you have friends,
43:38
let me tell you about this. Now, gaining inches on Ozempic
43:41
isn't what dieters want to experience.
43:43
That's unless the growth is occurring below the belt, an
43:46
increase in penis size and something advertised as a side
43:49
effect, but it seems to be the case.
43:50
A shot. Just when you thought just the
43:53
allure of losing weight is why you want to take Ozempic.
43:57
Now you're going to have men who want a a bigger American Johnson
44:04
there. They're going to be taking the
44:05
Ozempic, too. I mean, just how dangerous is
44:07
this for the male anatomy, Sean? I think with that side effect,
44:11
I, I could, I could hear the stock soaring as we speak.
44:14
But no, I mean, you know anything like that that alters
44:18
your body even in a seemingly positive way like that.
44:22
Is, I mean, there's got to be some other health consequences
44:26
to that. I mean, you know, taking drugs
44:29
or surgery, I never wanted to go down that route.
44:33
I used, you know, the natural route of, of diet and exercise
44:37
and, and I had success. So I mean, you don't need a drug
44:40
or or. Surgery to alter your body that
44:42
way. Nelsha Flash says give me, give
44:44
me morning. I want to I want to resort to
44:51
you here all. Right, we are back.
44:59
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46:00
We're now going to get to our featured story.
46:02
These are some of the things that I have seen over the course
46:05
of time. You know, it's it's very rare
46:09
that you have someone who breaks out of character in this
46:12
industry to go in the Lam to say, yeah, that person is not
46:16
who we think it is. Or that person is using a double
46:19
in the case of Hillary Clinton all those years or even worse,
46:22
in the case of the man who, well, who had just balls on his
46:27
chin. Yeah, Joe Biden is dead and has
46:30
been for quite some time. And hell with the blowback for
46:34
saying these things. But that's going to bring us
46:36
down to our feature story as skies over to Ron and secrets
46:40
below. Well, if you are not aware,
46:44
there was a huge cyber attack on Israel they don't like to really
46:48
talk about and that Iran did just days ago.
46:52
In fact, they made a statement of the following.
46:56
Well, breaking Iranian state television is warning of a major
46:58
surprise expected tonight. One claims that the world will
47:01
remember for centuries to come. Now, as we told you, the Office
47:06
of War Information is now under way.
47:09
They have the huge banned list of independent voices on social
47:13
media that are not going along to get along with the narrative
47:16
and people who might critique Israel a little too much for
47:19
their liking. Well, congratulations, you made
47:22
a list. And just in the nick of time,
47:26
now you can make the case that maybe This is why there is a
47:29
missile, an attack pre emptive by Israel on Iran because
47:34
somebody has the Epstein files, somebody has everything and I
47:39
mean everything can be make the case.
47:42
That's why that happened. And if they do have it and they
47:45
did release it, how could we even know when the satellites
47:49
that come into this country and the Internet is controlled and
47:53
everything goes through the Pentagon and through the Office
47:57
of War information. Well, let's get down to it just
48:00
a little further, shall we? Well, breaking as I showed you
48:02
there, Yes, major surprise. Well, here it is.
48:06
Iran hacked the three terabyte of classified data.
48:10
Some of it may include Epstein related material.
48:14
Now Israel launched the prize attack air strikes days later
48:18
could be the quote kill switch opportunity to stop the leaks.
48:22
Now Trump claims he has quote, total control over the skies.
48:26
Is this a psychological operation you must ask or
48:29
digital warfare for complete domination?
48:33
Seems blackmail ring may tie to Israeli Intel.
48:37
Adds weight to massage theory. Long denied but never disproven.
48:44
Well isn't that special? Well here's some 5 pillars and
48:48
I've came up with that. How I see and what I feel is
48:52
coming down the Pike way. Well there I am in my office.
48:55
Well, let's get to it now #1 Iran has has an Iron Dome you
48:59
may not know and won't run out of missiles, unlike Israel, plus
49:04
backed by China and Russia. We should also add, unlike
49:08
Israel and the US now #2 Israel's economy is tanking.
49:12
In addition to the worldwide boycott and condemnation #3 this
49:17
war will unite Americans on all political spectrums.
49:20
Similar to what 911 did to US #4 U.S. military offensive
49:25
capabilities have diminished and won't be able to shield Israel.
49:30
Plus our weak economy can't afford and that's, that's just
49:33
it is war is health of the state.
49:36
If you can't afford a war, well, you can't really conduct 1.
49:38
And finally #5 Israel won't be a country much longer, hence B BS
49:43
departure to Greece. And what I mean by that is name
49:48
changes happen all the time. We've seen it with Bombay.
49:51
That's over there in India that switched to Mumbai or even
49:57
another element of that, an entirely different government
50:00
over there in Israel as the entire cabinet and Netanyahu are
50:04
going to be charged for war crimes under the Nuremberg code.
50:08
Let us not forget Israel is the most miracle jab country in the
50:12
world. In the world, roughly upwards of
50:17
90% of the citizens are miracle jab.
50:20
Now finally here I noticed something on the show last
50:24
night. We showed you Donald Trump who
50:26
was speaking in Air Force One and what what the parallels that
50:30
I noticed where were the following that he was kind of
50:34
standing in the same area that Biden was half out hiding a
50:38
little bit. And there's some things I notice
50:41
and I'm not saying I know everything, but I'm pretty damn
50:43
close. Look at this right here as we
50:45
now continue. Different color eyes, different
50:50
color eyes. Donald Trump has blue eyes, not
50:54
brown, but blue. And where have we seen ears like
50:57
that before? From the Biden mask?
50:59
And what what kind of hand is that?
51:02
There's no fingernail on it. It's like a baby thumb.
51:06
Just very weird stuff. And even if that is not a
51:11
plausible kind of thesis, the man looks very subdued to me.
51:17
He's not the same person. And I can only question things
51:20
because this is not something Donald Trump would want to be
51:23
part of. Now, the other case, you could
51:25
say a 5D chess is being played and the usual, the usual
51:29
rhetoric, but we must call the balls and strikes around here at
51:33
World at War. But this looks like an entirely
51:36
different person. And the ear is very suspect to
51:39
me, and I wanted to bring that to your attention.
51:44
And everybody talks about there's multiple Trump's there.
51:47
There's no secret there. They have double s for safety,
51:51
security reasons and everything. But when there's now an Office
51:55
of War information that is going to be ran out of the State
52:01
Department, Department of Justice, that's going to be
52:03
censoring people who speak out again, this, we got it.
52:08
We have to raise the alarm. We have to raise the awareness,
52:11
don't we? We have some people here who are
52:14
speaking Lena Star Moon says, very dark, almost black at time.
52:19
Very true. Here we have Maddie Lynch hang
52:23
and I'll put this up too, which she says deep crease, wrinkle
52:27
over his eyebrows. Yeah, I'd say so.
52:33
I'd say so on that. And also too, let's go back
52:37
here, the one we saw earlier in the beginning of the show, a
52:43
much younger Trump. If you missed it, here's 5
52:47
seconds of what we saw earlier. Pay attention to how much
52:50
younger this following Trump is. And I've never seen Trump wear a
52:54
Canary yellow tie before in my life.
52:56
So we, we, I don't know who we're dealing with here.
53:00
Making your decision on Iran, obviously there's going to
53:02
change from when you were pursuing A diplomatic
53:04
negotiation. Now you seem very open to the
53:06
idea of potentially taking US action.
53:08
Obviously you're. Not going to tell me.
53:10
Can you walk us through what contributed to that change, how
53:12
you got to it, to where you are in making your decision now?
53:15
Well, I think it started the first night.
53:16
I mean, the first night was devastating and it really
53:21
knocked the one side off, as you know.
53:24
Different guy to me, different guy, different.
53:27
Look, you see, I don't think they're robots or any of that
53:30
that the people behind Bite Room are using, but it just seems a
53:34
little weird and I'd be remiss if I didn't bring that up.
53:37
And then the bigger question, which I can't answer, and maybe
53:40
you can, is who's controlling the circumference of this
53:45
person? Who has who has Trump insulated?
53:50
You know, I recall Trump one point O of how he was insulated
53:54
and getting poisoned by General Kelly.
53:58
General Kelly, they were putting thallium in his diet Cokes.
54:02
They were monitoring his cell phone, his mobile of what
54:07
websites he could go to and not go to, and constantly they were
54:12
wiping clean all messages and blocking certain people he's
54:17
known for years from reaching him.
54:20
This is a very dangerous time when we have to ask these tough
54:23
questions because that is the greatest form of patriotism, not
54:27
to go along to get along. And I want the best outcome too.
54:31
And I know all of you do as well.
54:33
Now let's get to some real deal International.
54:36
Show me. Real deal international.
54:50
And how do we follow that doing? How do we follow?
54:53
Well, now we, this brings us all the way to the UK and how's the
54:56
United Kingdom handling this? You know, the UK is no fan of
55:00
Trump. They're no fan of nationalism.
55:03
And the UK won't even adhere to Brexit that was voted for
55:07
overwhelmingly by the people. They can't even get a trade deal
55:10
because it's turned into a ghetto from Abu Dhabi.
55:14
If you ask me, what is Starmer doing now?
55:17
Starmer puts on well, he puts the United Kingdom on high alert
55:22
for potential US attack on Iran. Let me tell you a bit more about
55:26
it here. Well, now Prime Minister here,
55:28
Starmer man who loves to wear ladies wigs.
55:33
Well, he's put, he's put his cabinet on high alert for
55:36
possible US attack on Iran as ministers now discussed working
55:40
with American forces in the event of Tehran threatened UK
55:43
assets in the Middle East. Now, just 24 hours after
55:47
insisting Donald Trump had given no indication he was about to
55:51
get involved in the matter, well, this is exactly what
55:54
happened. The Prime Minister in his
55:56
cabinet reviewed Britain and reviewed how Britain can be of
56:00
service in the event of major escalation.
56:03
Now, UK officials said the situation was, quote, grave and
56:08
volatile. Grave and volatile.
56:11
While Starmer's team discussed whether the president might seek
56:14
to strike Iran's nuclear facilities from a joint USUK air
56:20
base. Diego Garcia over there in the
56:22
Indian Ocean, that what that's exactly what the Supreme leader
56:26
over there one of them was talking about.
56:28
Now the possible use of this base of Diego Garcia over there
56:31
in the Indian Ocean for US air strikes on Iran by stealth
56:37
bombers to be exact, would draw Britain closer to the conflict,
56:42
meaning we would bond like war buddies.
56:44
Bond or not, the bonding, maybe Stormer is used to where he's,
56:50
well, I won't say that. But anyways, one UK official
56:52
said that there was not a clear yes or no answer to whether
56:56
Washington would have to seek approval from Britain to use the
57:00
base to launch an attack. Yeah, so that belongs to
57:02
England, if you don't know, not just the Falkland Islands.
57:05
Now, Britain has so far stayed out of the Israeli Iran war,
57:11
much to Zelinsky's dissatisfaction.
57:14
He's saying, what about me? Where's Sean, friend?
57:18
Yeah. Where is Sean, Fred.
57:20
Sean Penn. Excuse me?
57:21
Well, now it could lead to the closure of its embassy in
57:24
Tehran, the UK. That is a key Western diplomatic
57:27
post in the Middle East. But Starmer on Wednesday
57:30
discussed with ministers and military chiefs how Britain
57:32
might respond directly, indirectly threatened if their
57:36
assets are threatened in the region and they are prepared to
57:40
go to the next level. Now isn't this interesting?
57:45
Now if, if you recall, we had our EU insider just to rehash
57:49
that who said that the UK, all the elites at the top over there
57:54
in 10 Downing St. in the Parliament are deathly afraid of
57:58
an Islamic takeover of England. Which I would say, well, a
58:03
little too little too late because we've identified 9
58:08
mayors that we know about and some very key strongholds,
58:11
cities over there in the UK that are being the positions are
58:14
being held by Islamics. So now they feel that they need
58:20
to contribute more to the Israeli foundation of warfare.
58:24
Plus, I believe he's married to an Israeli and that's when I
58:27
said what? And he's married to a woman.
58:30
Get out until that one goes. Let's say you on that affair.
58:35
Let's say you on that affair before we get to our real deal
58:37
health. A lot of people who are speaking
58:39
on this matter in England, if you're watching, you are
58:42
trembling with anxiety, and so are we over here in the United
58:44
States. I feel you're anxious in
58:48
everything that comes with it. Here we have.
58:53
Yeah. Yeah, exactly.
58:54
Lena Star Moon says it's literally Indian Muslim island
58:56
now. Yeah.
58:59
Yeah. It's just an open border.
59:01
Just come on in, kick your feet up.
59:04
We're going to, you know, interchange the bulldog, the
59:06
British bulldog for the camel. No problem.
59:10
No problem. Plenty of there in the UK,
59:14
Claudine Sorbello says plenty of there.
59:16
OK, there we have it. OK, let's now get to really a
59:19
health. We have some real big
59:21
breakthroughs, huge to be exact. Well, do we or do we not?
59:27
OK, let's just get to it shall, shall we?
59:30
All right, well, here's something very interesting as we
59:32
kind of sunset tonight. Now all this talk about Ozempic,
59:37
and clearly you saw the advert earlier that Ozempic that
59:40
doesn't just quote UN quote help you lose weight, help you lose
59:46
control of all your bowels eventually.
59:48
That's now being one of the side effects that's totally being
59:51
under reported, highly addictive, mood changing, but
59:56
now it's on everybody's Medicare, Medicaid, meaning the
59:59
government wants to subsidize it and I believe we're the only
1:00:02
country that does so. Well yes, Pennsylvania says not
1:00:07
so fast now Pennsylvania to break up with Ozempic
1:00:09
immediately. Yeah, that's right.
1:00:11
The Pennsylvanians can lose access to the weight loss rug.
1:00:16
Also the the, I guess the subsidized penis pump.
1:00:19
As we are now learning, low income Pennsylvanians can lose
1:00:23
access to weight loss drugs like Ozempic in other competitors
1:00:28
like Wigovi under proposed Medicaid changes this year.
1:00:32
And it. Yeah, Bobby's no fan of Ozempic.
1:00:36
Bobby's like Sean Gregory and myself.
1:00:38
We don't need Ozempic to show just how manly we are.
1:00:41
But also, this is a detriment to society.
1:00:44
It's a poison people are pumping into their bodies.
1:00:47
Well, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, his office has said
1:00:50
it's looking to change the statures for weight loss drugs
1:00:55
in the state as part of a search for saving in its 202526 budget
1:01:01
plans. Now, the current price of this
1:01:03
current medication has contributed to increasing
1:01:05
expenditures at a rate that is unstandable, as a spokesperson
1:01:10
from the Department of Inhumane Services has now told us.
1:01:14
Well, why does this matter you might ask?
1:01:16
Well, medications are typically prescribed to individuals with
1:01:19
type 2 diabetes. Yeah, not usually for guys who
1:01:24
are a little, you know, light in the pants as we're now learning
1:01:27
in order to manage blood sugar levels.
1:01:28
But they have more recently been used to help with weight loss as
1:01:32
they can suppress the appetite and just score the food there
1:01:35
and then one day it breaks like the Hoover Dam.
1:01:37
Now the drugs are based on naturally occurring human
1:01:41
hormones. GLP one which contains unknown
1:01:45
substances I I will not even share with you now obesity
1:01:48
effects more than this is big. More than 100 million adults in
1:01:52
the United States are obese, with 22 million classified as
1:01:55
severely obese according to the CDC.
1:01:58
And why would they lie to us? Why would they lie to us?
1:02:03
And who can forget the childhood obesity childhood diabetics.
1:02:09
We have a problem. We have a problem.
1:02:12
So we're going to see how that time, how that plays out.
1:02:15
And California is all on board with all of that.
1:02:17
So they got Ozempic Central and Ozempic Palooza, if you ask me.
1:02:23
Finally here we take a few questions or two.
1:02:27
Well, now Alzheimer's could start 20 years before memory
1:02:30
fades. And I got to say, put me on that
1:02:33
list. I don't know how.
1:02:35
How many of you out there have very hard to remember things
1:02:38
lately? Well, let's see before we get
1:02:41
into it. Well, what do we know so far?
1:02:44
We have lithium falling on us from the chemtrails.
1:02:48
Yes, we do. Mike Adams even found mercury,
1:02:52
which is a heavy metal deterrent that's causing memory problems.
1:02:56
We have the heavy metals in seniors medicines.
1:02:59
We have heavy metals in all of our foods, chemicals,
1:03:02
everything. Plus the overload of information
1:03:06
in this warfare, people have a hard time to remember.
1:03:11
Now it's happening earlier and earlier.
1:03:14
Even the beer too. You're a drinker out there.
1:03:18
Well, that's just it. Alzheimer's is now starting
1:03:20
early. A new study has now found
1:03:23
experts are sounding the alarm. Now, the initial symptoms of
1:03:25
Alzheimer's might appear decades before memory loss, potentially
1:03:30
revolutionizing the battle against for, in this case, the
1:03:33
UK's leading cause of death. Now groundbreaking study, this
1:03:37
now suggests that early indication be awareness
1:03:41
difficulties such as navigation troubles, standing too close to
1:03:44
others, manifesting up to 20 years prior to the classic signs
1:03:48
of memory impairment and disorientation.
1:03:53
While a Seattle based researcher have has now conducted an
1:03:56
extensive study analyzing the brains of 84 individuals
1:04:01
diagnosed with Alzheimer's, revealing startling signs of
1:04:04
neuron death well before any visible damage on brain scans.
1:04:10
And can we also add one of the one of the consequences of the
1:04:14
miracle jabs We say it's it's also the Alzheimer's.
1:04:18
Employing advanced machine learning technology, the team
1:04:22
tracked the notorious Alzheimer's associated proteins,
1:04:26
discovering that even minimal levels can harm crucial neurons.
1:04:32
Identifying the earliest neurons could well, neurons loss, that
1:04:36
is, could be crucial for developing therapeutic
1:04:39
interventions to protect them and prevent further cognitive
1:04:42
decline. What's called magnesium, It's
1:04:45
called turmeric. It's called stopping the
1:04:47
chemtrails in the sky. It is.
1:04:51
What are your thoughts on that before we get the H out of here?
1:04:54
Yeah, we, the chemtrails are a big, big player in memory loss,
1:04:59
in lethargy, in warfare, in some galactic other things that are
1:05:05
happening that's stemming out of the Antarctica area that we
1:05:10
can't necessarily go in tonight. In fact, here's a here's a
1:05:14
tidbit I should share with you. If you recall over there in
1:05:17
Tennessee, the, the legislation, the State House of Congress over
1:05:21
there voted to stop geoengineering in Tennessee.
1:05:26
Many of our viewers and some of our viewers for that fact who
1:05:28
live in Tennessee shared with me that being we still see the XS,
1:05:33
the OS and all that disbursement in the sky.
1:05:37
What's going on here? What I found out is the
1:05:41
legislation over there in Tennessee that's causing
1:05:44
Alzheimer's, all these ailments. It only covers ground that goes
1:05:49
up to 2000 feet in the sky, which tells me and tells you
1:05:55
that DARPA, which is a defense contracting a firm, well not
1:06:00
firm and department of the military are going over 2000
1:06:05
feet in the sky and dropping the chemtrails on us.
1:06:09
So we raise the bar and they just go higher.
1:06:13
So there's your answer for that one if you live in Tennessee.
1:06:15
Well, now you have the answer. We have Mr. Waltons in the
1:06:19
following miracle jab annihilate chemtrail flew.
1:06:24
Yeah, that's true. And I, I must add to during this
1:06:27
time of warfare and distraction, major ground and breakthrough in
1:06:32
these Nuremberg. I want to say posturings with
1:06:36
the medical community is underway.
1:06:38
I think we are now approaching that time where we're going to
1:06:42
have to pay the piper of truth and talk about all these people
1:06:46
that are peeling off right now. It's the big die off.
1:06:50
I know we feel it. We have Linda Craig that says
1:06:53
look up. Yes, yeah, we see it everyday.
1:06:59
It's it's it's disgusting. Hammer Time says we live Under
1:07:01
the Dome. That's what The Simpsons told
1:07:04
us, too. Linda Craig says 17,000 feet, to
1:07:07
be exact. Now, is that 17,000 feet, Linda,
1:07:11
that the legislation covers or is that how high the planes are
1:07:17
in the sky? That's my question and thank you
1:07:20
for that. Here's some other people here.
1:07:23
Well, we have Liz Marchant who says aluminum in deodorant.
1:07:27
Yeah, yeah. Make sure you don't have
1:07:29
aluminum in your deodorants. Answer causing and, yeah, memory
1:07:33
loss. Here's some other things here
1:07:38
regarding England. We have Nigel Dyer that says the
1:07:40
following. These men, migrants are staying
1:07:43
outside our schools and parks, taking pictures of our children
1:07:46
here in the UK. Crazy.
1:07:50
If you do that in Saudi Arabia, they cut your hand off and
1:07:52
that's just for stealing an apple.
1:07:54
But thank you for that, Nigel. And finally here is.
1:08:02
Yeah, finally, finally, finally we have Mr. Watlin that.
1:08:06
Says. Ironic.
1:08:09
I have and is really gas master. OK, let me let me go to use Liz
1:08:13
March and thank you, John Davies.
1:08:15
I'd hate to think how many we have here in Australia.
1:08:18
Not many, I gather. Yeah, Australia has a new Prime
1:08:21
Minister and then that seems to be the case.
1:08:23
There's a lot of chemtrails in Australia, You know, there,
1:08:25
there. There should be a deeper dive on
1:08:27
Australia than I should do because those underground
1:08:30
military bunkers and bases and it's got to be the home of the
1:08:34
pedo lights, if you know what I mean.
1:08:37
So much so that Belgium and Brussels said, wait a minute, We
1:08:40
thought that was us. Thank you for that, Liz
1:08:43
Marchant. And that's going to bring us now
1:08:45
to, you guessed it, final thoughts from the thoughts.
1:09:05
Final thoughts here as we end the skies over to Ron and
1:09:09
secrets below and many secrets we're going to hear about here.
1:09:14
But as we conclude tonight, I wish we're concluding a almost
1:09:18
full blown World War that's gone kinetic.
1:09:21
But sadly, we still have the neocons that are swarming Donald
1:09:26
Trump and the Oval Office and our foreign policy, whether it's
1:09:31
domestic or the creepy country from the Middle East.
1:09:34
And I don't think any of our countries or any free person or
1:09:39
individual can be free when we have psychotic killers at hand.
1:09:44
And there's nothing worse than a psychotic killer, whether it's
1:09:47
in Iran with their supreme ayatollahs who were placed in
1:09:52
power there. If you don't recall, because the
1:09:56
CIA conducted A coup d'etat in 1953 on the freely elected
1:10:01
leader of Iran, who didn't go along to get along with the
1:10:05
United States corporations and oil companies to share the
1:10:10
Iranian people's oil to the West the way they wanted.
1:10:14
So the CIA overthrew A duly elected president, installed a
1:10:19
fictitious royal monarchy family from the just the UK
1:10:26
parliamentary in 1979. We saw a blowback with very,
1:10:31
very primitive leaders who took charge.
1:10:35
And now we're paying a prize for intervention.
1:10:38
And here we are again, trying to do another intervention.
1:10:42
It's like we didn't learn back then.
1:10:43
We didn't learn under George W Bush.
1:10:45
And now we're faced with the ultimatum of World War three,
1:10:50
surrender or we're going to nuke you.
1:10:53
And sadly, I think that's coming.
1:10:56
So we're going to continue to monitor this as the situation
1:11:00
develops and evolves. I'll be back here tomorrow
1:11:03
night. But I, I have to tell you, you
1:11:05
know, back in 2009, I was invited in LA to a Iranian
1:11:13
Freedom March, people who were Persian in LA Los Angeles has a
1:11:18
huge Persian community, very beautiful people, particularly
1:11:23
the women. But yes, I'm sure there's others
1:11:25
out there, but beautiful people, rich in culture.
1:11:29
And I got to know them and they asked me all those years ago to
1:11:34
participate in such an event. And I did.
1:11:37
And they said, can you write a song for us?
1:11:40
And at that time, there was a beautiful girl in Iran.
1:11:44
Her name was Neda, who was protesting just like a lot of
1:11:48
the people were over here in the past week, not the violent ones.
1:11:53
And she was shot in cold blood. And it really broke my heart and
1:11:56
struck a nerve. So I'm going to leave you
1:11:58
tonight with the following 15 years, 16 year old video here of
1:12:04
that age, next song that I wrote for this wonderful girl who's no
1:12:09
longer with us. I'll leave you on that and I'll
1:12:12
see everybody tomorrow night. Always remember to stay tuned
1:12:15
and stay awake. This is for Nate.
1:12:40
Made-up, so young, full of love. Cupid gone.
1:12:54
Everybody honestly swamps. The taste of liberty.
1:13:02
And laid up. Can you hear my calls?
1:13:09
Streets you live. It's the streets you follow.
1:13:15
Everybody knows the way the system goes.
1:13:24
Come on. Everybody's watching.
1:13:30
Come on, get your heads together.
1:13:37
I on the world's first. As we listen, we have changed.
1:14:01
Every four the hurry, the soul. Where did you go?
1:14:11
Where's everybody? All the space.
1:14:12
What's the taste of lonely? Come on, everybody's watching.
1:14:26
Come. Oh, you catch your hands
1:14:30
together. I don't hold the wells as you
1:14:38
Those stairs where you listen. Will you ever change?
1:14:46
But no one's ever gone or ever stop those.
1:14:52
No one's ever gone or ever stop us.
1:14:58
No one's ever gonna take us. No one's gonna ever break us.
1:15:05
No one's ever gonna ever stop us now.