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spend actually a lot of time this weekend becoming an
expert on long range bombing runs and Iran. So here's
the question that I've got for you. Do you agree?
Do you agree with Trump's decision?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: And that's not to say you can't have any you know,
concerns about other stuff that may happen now and whatever
all you know, the speculation and the predictions and projections aside,
but just simply do you agree with Trump's decision? And
I thought about this yesterday. Do I agree? And even
my like, my first reaction when I heard it was well,
I was out in the parking lot and I heard
about it, and I was like, well, I'm gonna have to,
you know, look up some information, find out what happened,
and then when I find out what the initial report
was and Trump's statement about it, I agreed, do you
I agreed with the decision. That doesn't mean I don't
have a lot of concerns about what might happen. But
I don't know what's going to happen, so I can't
predict what's going to happen. A lot of things could happen.
There are a whole bunch of people throwing around all
sorts of speculation about what might happen now. But and
by the way, that's not completely useless to do, right,
because if you are mentally working out the different things
that could happen now in the wake of the bombing run,
you would be more prepared.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: And for example, this is now breaking news that the
country of Cutter has temporarily closed its airspace. American citizens
in Cutter have received an alert to shelter in place.
Officials warned that Iran could respond to the US strikes
over the weekend with an attack on American interests in Cutter.
I don't know what the Kataris must think about that.
I don't know if they're because they've because the Kataris
in my like, in my view, the Kataris are pals
with Hamas. That's why Hamas lives there. The leadership of
AMAS has been hiding out in Cutter since October seventh,
and Cutter hasn't done anything to extradite them, send them
to Israel or anything, or arrest them or anything. So
that tells me your your friends. That tells me.
Speaker 1: Anybody that takes Katari money not my friend. That's me.
Speaker 2: Also, the summary of the Threat to the United States
just issued by the National Terrorism Advisory System bulletin. This
is from the US Department of Homeland Security. This was
actually issued eleven fifty nine PM or sorry, Yeah, it
was issued sorry yesterday, and it expires in September twenty
twenty five. The ongoing Iran conflict is causing a heightened
threat environment in the United States. Low level cyber attacks
against US networks by pro Iranian hacktivists are likely, and
cyber actors affiliated with the Iranian government may conduct attacks
against US networks. Iran also has a long standing commitment
to target US government officials it views as responsible for
the death of an Iranian military commander killed in January
twenty twenty. That was the strike that took out Solamani,
the head of the Revolutionary Guard Corps in Iran. The
likelihood of violent extremists in the homeland independently mobilizing two
violence in response to the conflict would likely increase if
Iranian leadership issued a religious ruling fatois calling for retaliatory
violence against targets in America. Multiple recent homeland terrorist attacks
have been motivated by anti Semitic or anti Israeli sentiment,
and the ongoing Israel Iran conflicts could contribute to US
based individuals plotting additional attacks. So again, do you agree
with Trump's decision?
Speaker 1: Here?
Speaker 2: This from the Associated Press. It was an unprecedented attack
years in the making, with some last minute misdirection meant
to give the operation a powerful element of surprise. US
pilots dropped thirty thousand pound bombs early Sunday on two
key underground uranium enrichment plants in Iran, delivering what American
military leaders believe is a knockout blow to a nuclear
program that Israel views as an existential threat and has
been pummeling for more than a week. By the way,
I believe that Israel has been taking out all of
these all the air defense systems, the missile launchers. They've
been taking all of this stuff out knowing that Trump
would green light this operation. That's my belie, that's my bet.
I think Israel was planning either way to they would
do it either way, like they need complete air dominance
over Iran, and and they have achieved it. They achieved
it within like forty eight hours. I mean, the Iranians
were just completely caught asleep literally right. They were targeted
in their own beds, wiping out the entire you know,
leadership of the military.
Speaker 1: Nobody then to to order their responses. I heard former.
Speaker 2: Spokesperson or comms guy for Israeli government, he was on
a podcast and he said, this was this is not
the war that Iran has been planning, because Iran has
been planning war with Israel.
Speaker 1: They've been engaged in war with Israel and with US.
You know, it's not it's not.
Speaker 2: A a symmetrical war of military to military. It's asymmetric warfare.
It's the hacking attempts, it's the you know, the funding
of the terrorism, the funneling of the money to the
terrorist organizations, hamas hesblah, the hooties, and when Israel went
after Hamas what happened October seventh happens. Israel then hits back,
Hesbala comes into the fight. Israel then decapitates Hesbala so badly,
like they can't even go back and help Iran right now,
they're like, sorry, you're on your own. So that was
the whole strategy that Iran was using, was We're going
to surround Israel. They called it the ring of Fire strategy.
We're going to surround Israel with all of these terrorist groups,
all these soldiers fighting to annihilate the Jews, and we'll
race towards you know, we'll give them the weaponry, will
race towards ballistic missiles, and we'll race towards nuclear power
and then hopefully get an intercontinental ballistic missile with our
space program, and then we can hit anybody and then
you would all be operating, all of these armies would
be operating under the Iranian umbrella of nuclear protection, and
then we wipe the Jews out and then that usher's
in the end of times. That's what they believe. That
was their plan. So this is not the war that
they were expecting to be fighting. So what do you
think do you agree with Donald Trump's decision? All right,
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So the question is do you agree with Trump's decision
to bomb bomb bomb Iran? Sorry, that's the only time
I'll make that joke. Okay, I just come on like
I've been waiting like forty years.
Speaker 1: To say that. Okay, Ralph, welcome to the program. Hello Ralph.
Speaker 4: Hey, Uh you know, in the first place, I think
we need to tell Iran to go pound sand for
a long time, and so you know, as a grandparent
and a father of a recently graduated this past Friday, Uh, deputy,
uh and everything, I'd rather do it.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 4: Let's get we need to get this out of the way.
Get the Iranian people freedom, give them a taste of
freedom capitalism. And I think they're they're uthe over there
or are ready for it?
Speaker 1: Yeah maybe so Uh.
Speaker 2: No idea what happens uh in the wake of the
of the campaign, according to Trump, right, we just do
the one run and like that's that's been it. If Iran,
if iron attacks American assets, kills any Americans in retaliation,
if they retaliate.
Speaker 1: I mean, because right now, all all.
Speaker 2: We're seeing is still like a now like an ever
declining number of rockets that are getting sent into Israel
and that's that's been about it. But we don't know,
right so, uh if if Iran responds in some way,
then what then what do we do?
Speaker 1: I don't know any of that.
Speaker 2: But regarding the bombing of the nuclear sites, it seems
like Israel is going to you know, keep up with
its uh uh its air dominance, and it'll take out
any other attempts at you know, reconstituting the program.
Speaker 4: I think, well, and you know, you know, they have
been killing our American and wound and Maimee and our
soldiers for for years now. Besides all the hoodies and
stuff with these I eds and everything they helped uh
uh the people they were that are with the technology
to these armored vehicles to blow them and stuff. So
I mean, they got they've had blood on any country
that says death to America, death to Israel. You know,
they're they're on a path of destruction.
Speaker 6: That's what they want.
Speaker 4: They I mean, you know, there's no reasoning with these people.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I agree with all of that, Ralph. I
appreciate the call.
Speaker 2: I agree with the you cannot you cannot reason with them,
And I think that's like their strategy was to wait,
and Trump susted out very early on that they're just
they're just negotiating in bad faith. They're just trying to
run the clock out, give them more time, build up
more of their stockpiles. And if you think about it,
like this outlast strategy, they wanted to wait until Israel
had depleted all of their arrow three in once you
run out of the AMMO, right then they don't have
Israel does not have the industrial capacity to replenish them.
And so all they needed was a month, a couple
more weeks or whatever like, just keep throwing these things
over into Israel and they will eventually run out of
the interceptors, maybe another two weeks. Israel knows what their
stockpile situation is, and so they knew what this strategy was,
and they had to and so they had to go.
Speaker 1: That was it.
Speaker 2: They had two goals, the ballistic program and the nuclear program,
and that's what they hit. Remember they took out in
October I think it was when Iran launched a whole
bunch of missiles into Israel and then Israel.
Speaker 1: Did the bombing runs into Iran and.
Speaker 2: They had wiped out a bunch of these mixers they're called.
I'm not an expert on any of this stuff. I
just took a bunch of notes from a bunch of
different places over the weekend. But apparently the Israelis knocked
out these ballistic missile mixers, which is for the fuel,
and they thought, okay, we've bought ourselves now like a year,
because in order to replenish all of that and get
that capacity back it would take a bit of time.
But then China restocked Iran. China resupplied them, and that
meant that the Israeli plan wasn't going to work. And
so again they know the Iranian strategy is to just
keep lobbing more and more missiles into Israel, so they
deplete their interceptors. So China resupplies after the attacks by
the IDF, then Iran starts ramping up with the intention
of creating the largest ballistic missile arsenal in the world.
That was the goal. That's what they got the fuel for,
That's what they were they wanted. I think at some point,
I mean, well I saw oncetat that since October seventh, Iran,
the October seventh attack by Hamas, Iran has launched forty
five thousand bombs into Israel, forty five thousand bombs from
all of these different you know, from Hesbala, from the Hooties,
from Hamas, and from Iran itself. And so the idea is, we,
if you're the Iran regime, you create such a stockpile
of missiles that if you have forty thousand of them
all going at once, Israel can't defend itself from that
to just overwhelming, right, that was the whole point. And
so that was the war they were planning for. This
is not the war that Iran was planning for. And so,
like I'm watching the responses and it's a lot of
you know, the saber rattling, Oh we have our red
flag of revenge flying or whatever. But I yeah, again, like,
I don't know how much clearer a candidate for president,
a former president and now current president Donald Trump, I
don't know how much clearer he could have been over
the course of the last fifteen years saying Iran cannot
have a nuclear weapon. And that's what they were trying
to get to. And by the way, I know people
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with Trump's decision? That's the question email from Gina. She says,
I agree with what was done. However, I am concerned
of repercussions from sleeper cells here and bombing, et cetera
in the Middle East. Trump really did a good job
of remaining stealthy. Love your show, thanks Gina. So this
is a I've heard this concern too, that they're going
to activate sleeper cells all around the world and that
sort of thing is start targeting, you know, innocent civilians.
And there's a writer that I quote. He goes by
the name Sonny, right.
Speaker 3: And.
Speaker 2: He says, if he points out, if we're if we're
terrified that Iran will respond to conventional conflict with the
US by murdering random American civilians, then that is a
country that you cannot, under any circumstances allowed to have
nuclear weapons, right, Because that's the whole point. Alan says, Yes,
I agree, No boots on the ground though. That may
have ended dec aids of Iranian nuclear terror threats, but
we will see.
Speaker 1: Tony. Welcome to the show. Hello, Tony, how are you today?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I disagree with it. I don't think that he should
have uh sent bums over there. But let me ask you,
what does Israel do for America?
Speaker 1: That's are you? Are you still there?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh okay, yeah, yeah, sorry you're your phone was glitchy there.
So your question is what does Israel do for America?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like, is that an honest question that that you're
going to be open to receiving some information about or
are you just trying to argue a point and my
answer doesn't really matter because that's kind of how you
roll to No.
Speaker 1: No, I'm really genuinely interested in the answer.
Speaker 5: I'm really not I'm really not trying to looking for
a fight with you today. I'm just check there's a
lot of Americans that really do not know what it
is that Israel does for America. There's a lot of
Americans that don't know, don't have that answer, so if
you could provide it, it'll be terrific.
Speaker 1: Right, So do you so?
Speaker 2: Do you do you see any value in foreign nations
being our allies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, American has always had had allies.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but but it's.
Speaker 5: Always a give and take with those allies. We get
resources from them and they get resources from us.
Speaker 2: Well what what resources? What what resources do we get
from Britain?
Speaker 5: Well I couldn't tell you what it is that we're getting,
but it's not it's not like that, you know, we're
allied with another country just because we're buddies. I don't
think that's the case, you know, I think really, you know,
you get why.
Speaker 1: Aren't we allied? Why aren't we allied with Russia?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 5: For example, Well, Russia's been America's enemy since I've been born, right,
I mean, you know, right? So why I mean, why
is Russia an enemy to America?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Because if you say it's not because we're buddies.
Speaker 5: Is that we're talking about. Listen to me for a second.
I'm just quit to seeing to answer. What is it
that Israel does for America?
Speaker 1: They are see?
Speaker 2: I rejected, So I reject the premise of the question
because that's why I asked you about whether or not
America has allies and we don't, like they don't do
stuff for us.
Speaker 1: Britain doesn't give us stuff. It's mutual aid.
Speaker 2: It's it's the idea that if you attack these civilizations. Tony,
you asked a question. I'm answered, hang on, Tony, I'm
answering your question. The alliances are there because we have
we have civilizations that share they mutually respected and agreed
upon set of values, and so we would prefer peace
and you know, economic activity and trading partners and providing
an umbrella of security for to allow all of that
to occur. And if there are threats to one nation
in that alliance, then that is seen as a threat
to all of those nations. So you're stronger in numbers.
So that's part of what I mean. Would you like
Israel as our enemy? I feel like they're a pretty
good army. I feel like they got a pretty good military.
They're really good on intelligence gathering. So wouldn't we want
to be friends with that country.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of countries that have that type of capability.
I'm just asking, who.
Speaker 1: Does I just answered. I just answered you they are
an ally.
Speaker 4: What is it?
Speaker 2: So, Tony, here here's how, here's how the conversation would
be far more productive. Just make your assertion just make
a claim. Don't ask me a question, trying to like
trip me up, or trying to suss out some argument whatever.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, So just make your assertion. What is it that
you are asserting.
Speaker 5: I'm asserting this that I don't see what Israel does
for America. I see what America does, but Israel. See
Israel get billions of beings of dollars from the United
States taxpayer. I don't think the wicked money from Israel
taxpayers are we.
Speaker 2: No, those the money you're talking about for the UH
for the military defense.
Speaker 5: I'm talking about taxpayer money that goes into the treasuries
of Israel.
Speaker 1: That's not how that works, Tony. That's not how that works.
Speaker 5: Okay, well, fool somebody else because that's how it works.
Speaker 2: That's not how all right, So you think, wait, so
hang on, I want to I want to be clear.
You believe you believe that the American Treasury cuts a
check and sends it to the Israeli government.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, no, no, I'm not Come on now,
don't get elementary with me.
Speaker 2: I know I'm trying to understand your bizarre claim here.
Speaker 5: Huld on for a second, hubble for a second. America
gives aid to Israel.
Speaker 1: Is that true military aid?
Speaker 6: Listen?
Speaker 5: Is it true?
Speaker 2: It's military aid? And what is that military aid? Can
what does that consist of?
Speaker 5: Hold on, let me ask you now, how is that
aid paid for? That paid for by the taxpayer.
Speaker 1: It is paid by the US taxpayer.
Speaker 5: Okay, well that's our treasury did.
Speaker 1: And where does it go, Tony? Where does the money go?
Speaker 5: I don't know how Israel uses it, but I know
that I do, and that we don't.
Speaker 1: Oh no, but Tony, I do I know how it's used.
I can tell you how it's used.
Speaker 5: Hold On, wait a minute. We don't get that same
reciprocated bus from Israel. We'll do that.
Speaker 2: We don't get that, Tony, we use, Tony, Tony, the
money that is used for Israel and their military aid
goes to American defense contractors. It goes to American defense contractors.
They buy our stuff, We buy our stuff for them.
It keeps our defense industry paid. It doesn't go to
the Jews, Tony. I'm sorry to enlighten you on that doesn't.
The Jews aren't taking your money. Alrighty, always a good
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oh I already read Allen's tweet there. This is from Terry,
who says he fully agrees he did what was necessary.
Trump did what was necessary based on things as they
presented themselves. You seek the best of the best when
you are building a team to be the a team,
especially when there's a lot of work to do after
the disaster that was the Biden Obama years, where we
projected weakness and allowed evil to rise. Donna says, you
asked on your show if people agree with what Trump did.
My answer is a resounding yes. Eric says, get in,
do the job to deteriorate Iron's nuclear program, get out
without nation build. So far it seems to be working out,
much to the dismay of the World War three prognosticators.
And regarding Tony's call there, Tony, this is from Melissa.
Tony seems to think all relationships must be either monetarily
or physically transactional. I'm sorry for all of his family
and friends. The simple fact that Israel is an ally
amongst the den of snakes is enough.
Speaker 1: And this is Jim, Welcome to the program.
Speaker 7: Hello, Jim, Hey, how are you?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 1: I'm good? What's going on?
Speaker 7: I get frustrated when I hear people like Tony. Because
of people like him, we get idiots like Kamala and
Joe Biden in the White House. I mean, if he
would consider how many countries we give money to and
get absolutely nothing back for it, right, we would never
have financial woes in this country.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Now I'm ex military. My old commander when they first
went into Iraq, he said, a way to cure that
area is just one bomb and turn the whole area
into a sheet of glass.
Speaker 1: Yes, but that would that's what that's.
Speaker 7: What happens the sand under pressure.
Speaker 2: Right, No, but that and that's that is not what
obviously has occurred. And you know Israel, for example, everybody
knows that they have a nuclear weapon, right, it's all
assumed to be true that the Israelis have nuclear uh firepower.
They have never used it despite I mean you think
about like all of the attacks that they have suffered
and they've not used that they've not and they could
but they don't.
Speaker 7: Well, and the IDF is no joke. I mean people,
they know how to defend themselves. And even what he says,
Look how much stuff that Israel has to purchase from
the US because they don't have an industrial base.
Speaker 2: Yeah that well, it has gotten better, but yes, that's
why they that's why the relationship is with is for
military aid and why they get so much military aid
from US.
Speaker 1: But it's it's our manufacturers.
Speaker 2: Although I've got a caller John who said he gets
some great AMMO from Israel. So that's good to know, Jim.
I appreciate the call, so good to hear from you.
Let me get over and get Richard on next. Hey, Richard,
welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: Hey, how you doing? This is for Tony? You know,
when people were rioting for George Floyd, I don't think
George Floyd was paying out money, although other people probably were.
Speaker 5: But I'm sure.
Speaker 3: Tony would be an alliance with the whole George Floyd
and the rioters. And I don't think George Floyd probably
wrote him a check. So he sounds like a leftist.
And you know, whether you're an alliance with Al Sharpton.
I don't think Al Sharpton is giving him a check either,
but I'm sure he's an alliance with the with the
far left, and I think he's a Lefty.
Speaker 1: Tony is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Tony is on the left and yeah, and the
problem that Tony I think suffers is that he he
thinks he is much better at debate than he actually is.
And that's why I tried to coach him a little
bit in that call, whereas like just make your claim,
like make the assertion, because this game of asking me
a question to try to argue a point that you
haven't articulated, it's just a waste of time, because I'm
going to treat your question as a good faith question.
If you don't know, you know, why we have allies,
well then I'll try to explain why we have allies.
Speaker 1: If that's really, you know, his ignorance, But it wasn't.
Speaker 2: He just he wanted to make a point that we
shouldn't give any help to Israel because they don't do
anything for us.
Speaker 3: Yes, because he's loyal. He's loyal so the Democratic team.
He doesn't want to admit that, so he tries to
get around it and think and have us all thinking
that he's somehow he's just this intellectual or neutral person. Well, Tony,
we know your number, right, We.
Speaker 1: Know you know he's not right.
Speaker 2: But I enjoy Look, I enjoy having the debate with
him because you know, I was a political science major. Hey,
I appreciate the call, Richard, Thank you very much. Let
me get Spencer on here before the close of the hour.
Hey Spencer, welcome to the show.
Speaker 6: Thanks for taking that call. Yes, sir, I'm glad that
we squashed those nuclear sides. And the main reason is
because you only need eighty grade you two thirty five
to make a bomb. And it's a simple bomb. I mean,
you could use a civil war cannon and all about
twenty five kilograms of eighty percent you to thirty five,
and part of it's the bullet and part of it's
the target, and you get some crazy Palestinian to light
the fuse and run.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean the spectra of it is yeah, dirty bombs.
And they may have material that they may try to release,
you know, I.
Speaker 1: Mean you're talking about not a dirty bomb. No, I'm saying,
but the twelve kiloton.
Speaker 2: I didn't say what you described was. I said, it's
also a there's also dirty bombs. They could release this, uh,
this material also, they could smuggle it in in a
truck or something.
Speaker 1: They can fly it over in an airplane or whatever.
Speaker 3: Like.
Speaker 2: Once you have the material right, it opens up all
of these different ways to murder millions of people. That's
why the policy of the US for forty years has been.
Iran should not get a nuclear weapon. That's what everybody agreed.
Speaker 6: Onady, Right, they have six already, m H.
Speaker 2: And there's no reason to have that. There's no reason
to have gone beyond five percent for civilian purposes. There's
no reason to have built your facilities under the mountains. Right,
you do that because you're building a weapons program. We
all know that. Everybody knows that. Yeah, all right, Spence,
I appreciate the call.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 1: Good to hear from you.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Marco Rubio laid this out over the weekend. He was
on Meet the Press, which I'm convinced people in the
administration seek to go on Meet the Press with that
Margaret Brennan woman because she just makes them look so
much better. She is she is not, She's not good
as an interviewer. Tony tweets it's a Pete tweet. Tony says,
does Tony get is a different Tony? Does Tony get upset?
When we send foreign ad to Ukraine, Ethiopia, Jordan, Egypt
and all the other countries? What do they do for us? Yeah, like,
at least with Israel, Like they they do give us
some stuff like intelligence. They've got really really good intelligence
did you not just see what they did to like
the entire leadership of the Iranian military. That's really good intelligence.
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