Speaker 1: In a world of deceit, telling the truth is a
Speaker 1: revolutionary act. It's the David Knight Show.
Speaker 2: As the clock strikes thirteen, it is Wednesday, the twenty
Speaker 2: fifth of June, Year of our Lord twenty five. Seems
Speaker 2: like Trump's devastating strike on Iran might not have been
Speaker 2: as devastating as he wanted to make out. Would be
Speaker 2: mass shooter foiled at a church. We'll take a look
Speaker 2: at that and more. Stay with us. Well, good morning, folks.
Speaker 2: As I said, seems like perhaps Donald Trump's strike on
Speaker 2: Iran wasn't as important as he made it out to be.
Speaker 2: Perhaps it didn't actually accomplish even what little he thought
Speaker 2: it might. Seems like they may have either moved the
Speaker 2: uranium or the strike itself was just not nearly as
Speaker 2: effective as they wanted us to believe. But, as I said,
Speaker 2: we're going to start again today with the war in Iran,
Speaker 2: since it is the main topic of conversation. Trump's attack
Speaker 2: may instead spur Iran to speed run a nuclear weapon
Speaker 2: it wasn't building previously. That's right, Netnyahu has been lying
Speaker 2: for thirty years, and Donald Trump just agreed with him,
Speaker 2: sided with him, took his side on this as we
Speaker 2: always do. Gina Haspwell, of course, lying US into the
Speaker 2: war in Iraq, and Trump made her the CIA head.
Speaker 2: Now other countries have seen this. America and Israel are
Speaker 2: known liars when it comes to things like this. Compliance
Speaker 2: with our agenda, with what we say is no guarantee
Speaker 2: of safety, because they'll just make something up, they'll lie,
Speaker 2: they will come up with something like WMDs or babies
Speaker 2: and incubators, and so they have no reason to try
Speaker 2: to treat with us fairly. They have no reason to
Speaker 2: even come to the table really, because they know that
Speaker 2: even if they comply with what we want, we can
Speaker 2: just lie our way into another conflict. We can say
Speaker 2: we found evidence of weapons of mass destruction and invade anyway.
Speaker 2: We've done it before, probably do it again. Sad to
Speaker 2: see KWD sixty eight no nuclear signature at the bomb site,
Speaker 2: trucks an activity before the bombing. They made a fool
Speaker 2: of Trump. Well he does that beautifully and ugly himself.
Speaker 2: Best ever golden fool. That's right, there was never a
Speaker 2: better fool than Donald Trump. He truly is a one
Speaker 2: of a kind. US officials have trumpeted that the recent
Speaker 2: strikes obliterated Iran's nuclear Richmond sites, but satellite images have
Speaker 2: cast doubt on that claim. In any case, Trump's bombing
Speaker 2: campaign will most likely spur the country to abandon the
Speaker 2: nuclear non proliferation Treaty and kickstart a program to rapidly
Speaker 2: develop nuclear arms as a deterrent to terrence, even if
Speaker 2: that program wasn't in gear previously. A grimly ironic outcome
Speaker 2: of strikes meant to prevent exactly that the nuclear non
Speaker 2: Proliferation Treaty is not able to protect US. Iron's foreign
Speaker 2: minister abass Arachi sent it a set at a Turkey
Speaker 2: conference in the wake of the strikes. There could even
Speaker 2: be international ramifications if other countries see what Iran is
Speaker 2: going through as well and come to believe that a
Speaker 2: nuclear weapon would safeguard them against outside attempts at regime change.
Speaker 2: In any case, Iranian officials said they had evacuated the
Speaker 2: sites fordao Esfahan and Natans air bomb by America, pointing
Speaker 2: to the possibility that parts of the nuclear program have
Speaker 2: survived had been moved to a secret location. The International
Speaker 2: Atomic Energy Agency IAEA and United Nations bodies clamoring for peace,
Speaker 2: diplomacy and access to sites in order to assess damages
Speaker 2: and account for any stockpiles of uranium that could be
Speaker 2: used for nuclear weapons.
Speaker 3: But events have.
Speaker 2: Rapidly barreled forward, so fast that a visit from a
Speaker 2: bunch of United Nations egghead seems pretty quaint at the moment.
Speaker 2: A Monday afternoon, Ron launched missiles that the al Udaide
Speaker 2: Air Base and Qatar, the largest American military base in
Speaker 2: the Middle East.
Speaker 3: Through all the missile though, all the.
Speaker 2: Missiles were intercepted, heading off a worse crisis. The bombing
Speaker 2: salvo comes on the heels of an Israeli attack on
Speaker 2: an Iranian government prison, among other facilities. I call on
Speaker 2: all parties to exercise the utmost restraint de escalate. Turned
Speaker 2: to the negotiating table. French President Emmanuel Macron posted on
Speaker 2: x he must have done that between getting slapped around
Speaker 2: by his wife. It's nice to know that she gives
Speaker 2: him some time so we can tweet his little thoughts.
Speaker 2: The spiral of chaos must end. Yes, well, it's rare
Speaker 2: for me to agree with Emmanuel Macron on things, but
Speaker 2: he seems to be right on that. At least he's
Speaker 2: calling for peace and.
Speaker 4: We shocking just how unpopular this is that even people
Speaker 4: like David Hog and Emmanuel Macron are saying reasonable things
Speaker 4: compared to Trump.
Speaker 2: As I said before, the ultra rare never before seen
Speaker 2: double sided holographic David Hogg w never before seen on
Speaker 2: this planet. Now, of course we had Donald Trump becoming
Speaker 2: irate over Iran and Israel. He uh dropped the F bomb,
Speaker 2: So there's multiple types of bombs being dropped here. He said,
Speaker 2: they don't know what the f they're doing. Furious Trump
Speaker 2: slams Israel as fragile, ceasefire crumbles. He's making Israel's making
Speaker 2: him out to be a fool, which I mean, as
Speaker 2: KWD said, he doesn't need any help with that, but
Speaker 2: he is definitely playing the fool for Israel. They get
Speaker 2: to do whatever they want and he is left to
Speaker 2: pick up the pieces. We've got a comment from our
Speaker 2: dad here says it's a pageant. That's right, it's a pageant.
Speaker 2: It's all a pageant. The tale is wagging the dog, folks.
Speaker 3: We are the dog.
Speaker 2: Israel is that tail, and we are left to wonder
Speaker 2: how it keeps happening. They don't know what the f
Speaker 2: they're doing. Furious Trump slams Israel as fragile ceasefire crumbles,
Speaker 2: President Donald Trump at least a fiery statement of the press.
Speaker 2: Just moments before boarding Marine one, Trump declared, me, basically,
Speaker 2: have two countries that have been fighting so long and
Speaker 2: so hard that they don't know what the f they're doing.
Speaker 2: You understand that the President is extremely frustrated and downright
Speaker 2: angry with Israel and Iran.
Speaker 3: Upon news of.
Speaker 2: The ceasefire not holding, he stopped to speak to us
Speaker 2: just now said he's not happy with.
Speaker 3: Israel nor Iran.
Speaker 2: Well, if you'll remember correctly, he was acting like he
Speaker 2: wasn't very happy with Israel before all this, and then
Speaker 2: they claimed that it was to help lull Iran into
Speaker 2: a false sense of security. So who knows, Maybe that's
Speaker 2: what they're doing again. Maybe this, as Dad said, is
Speaker 2: all part of the pageant. Maybe he's fine with Israel
Speaker 2: and he's just waiting for Iran to feel a bit
Speaker 2: more secure. Oh, maybe Israel doesn't have the undying and
Speaker 2: unwavering support of the United States. Perhaps they're at odds,
Speaker 2: which I don't think we are. Then he told us,
Speaker 2: neither country knows what the f they're doing. The President
Speaker 2: then swiftly turned and walked toward marine won. Well, poor
Speaker 2: Donnie left to pick up the pieces. Israel and Iran
Speaker 2: violating the ceasefire. Trump's firey statement comes just hours after
Speaker 2: Israel accused Iran of a severe violation of the overnight fire.
Speaker 2: Israel's military intercepted a missile launched by Iran, while Tehran
Speaker 2: denied the fresh attacks. Well, we know Israel lies continually
Speaker 2: about this sort of thing. I would not be surprised
Speaker 2: if they did not, if Iran did not violate the ceasefire,
Speaker 2: and instead Israel is just making things up. I mean,
Speaker 2: we saw they're more than willing to assassinate people, murder them,
Speaker 2: engage in violent, vicious sneak attacks. Israel has no qualms
Speaker 2: about behaving or engaging in war with any sort of integrity.
Speaker 2: As the US and Katar brokeert ceasefire deadline closed in,
Speaker 2: Israel and Iran exchanged lethal blows overnight, with Israel hitting
Speaker 2: various targets in Iran, killing nine people in northern Iran
Speaker 2: and reportedly assassinating yet another nuclear scientist, while Iran killed
Speaker 2: at least five Israelis in a devastating hit on an
Speaker 2: apartment tower at eight minutes after midnight in Washington. President
Speaker 2: Trump and his true social account took used his truth
Speaker 2: social account to announce the ceasefire was in effect and
Speaker 2: to words continued compliance. Note that no broad peace steal
Speaker 2: has been made, only a suspension of hostilities that Trump
Speaker 2: seemingly hopes will prove long lasting. After hours of silence,
Speaker 2: Israel on Tuesday morning confirmed it was a party to
Speaker 2: a ceasefire, with Prime Minister Benjamin Etya Who's office saying
Speaker 2: Israel has achieved all of the objectives of Operation Rising
Speaker 2: Lion and much more. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arachi confirmed
Speaker 2: Iran has no intention to continue our response to Israel's
Speaker 2: initiation of war, provided that the Israeli regime stops its
Speaker 2: legal aggression against the Iranian people. Israel claimed Iran fired
Speaker 2: missiles after the deadline, an accusation are actually refuted in
Speaker 2: an ex post ex post facto. The military operations of
Speaker 2: our powerful armed forces to punish the military operations of
Speaker 2: our powerful armed forces to punish Israel for its aggression
Speaker 2: continued until the very last minute four am. Together with
Speaker 2: all Iranians, I think our brave armed forces who remain
Speaker 2: ready to defend our dear country until their last drop
Speaker 2: of blood who responded to any attack by the enemy
Speaker 2: until the very last minute. Well, they're admitting that they
Speaker 2: carried out hostilities right up until the very last minute,
Speaker 2: the last second possible. But it does seem like Iran
Speaker 2: wants peace. It seems like they understand that continuing this
Speaker 2: is a very, very bad move for them, that it
Speaker 2: only leads to the complete and utter destruction of their
Speaker 2: country by Israel and its foreign lap dog, the United States.
Speaker 2: In Iran's last minute act of retaliation, at least five
Speaker 2: people were killed and twenty six injured in an enormous
Speaker 2: explosion that devastated a seven story apartment building the southern
Speaker 2: Israeli city of Beersheba. Let's be clear, I'm not cheering
Speaker 2: on Iran. I'm not excited that their bombing apartment buildings.
Speaker 2: I don't want to see Israel wiped off the map either.
Speaker 2: I would like again, a two state solution when it
Speaker 2: comes to the Middle East. I would like Israel to be
Speaker 2: able to coexist with the people in countries nearby.
Speaker 3: I would prefer that.
Speaker 2: However, I would also prefer that no matter what happens
Speaker 2: the United States. The United States butts out that toll
Speaker 2: may rise as responders continue to sort through rubble and
Speaker 2: incinerated automobiles. We emphasize again, do not enter the scene,
Speaker 2: said Israel's Fire and Rescue Authority. The arrival of civilians
Speaker 2: endangers public safety and makes it difficult for forces to operate.
Speaker 3: We've got.
Speaker 2: There's quite a few tweets in this article that seemed
Speaker 2: to provide videos and pictures of the impact and the
Speaker 2: damage done by these things. Meanwhile, Trump continued a series
Speaker 2: of manic social media posts about the US attack on
Speaker 2: Iron's nuclear facilities and the ensuing ceasefire, posting in a
Speaker 2: certain and very ironic way that perfect hit late in
Speaker 2: the evening, everyone together, and the deal was made, christening
Speaker 2: the war with an aim that depends fully on an
Speaker 2: enduring ceasefire. Trump earlier declared the conflict should be called
Speaker 2: the twelve days War. Bold of him to assume that's like, well,
Speaker 2: it won't be any longer than twelve. We can call
Speaker 2: it here, folks. Perhaps appropriately, that moniker hearkens back to
Speaker 2: nineteen sixty seven Six Day War, which, contrary to Zionist mythology,
Speaker 2: was also initiated by Israel. Six Day War resulted in
Speaker 2: israel seizure of the West Bank, Gaza, gol On Heights,
Speaker 2: Easter Lussiem, and the Sinai Peninsula. Israel is routinely the
Speaker 2: one who initiates violence, and they're very very good at
Speaker 2: claiming it was the other guy, at figuring out ways
Speaker 2: to make themselves look the victim. Infamously, it was also
Speaker 2: during the Six Day War that Israel executed an hour's long,
Speaker 2: broad daylight multifaceted attack on the well marked USS Liberty,
Speaker 2: killing thirty four American service members and wounding one hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy three. That's right, The USS Liberty is one
Speaker 2: of the most obvious false flag attempts. I have ever seen.
Speaker 2: A Israeli fighter strafes it over and over when it
Speaker 2: was obviously marked as an American ship, and it was
Speaker 2: an obvious attempt by them to say, oh, look, you
Speaker 2: were attacked by the other side, despite the fact that
Speaker 2: many people survived and were able to say, no, it was
Speaker 2: an Israeli fighter jet. And as far as I'm aware,
Speaker 2: they've only ever admitted fault in the sense of, oh,
Speaker 2: it was an accident. How was silly us? How could
Speaker 2: this have happened? I suppose we put a blind man
Speaker 2: up in that fighter jet. He couldn't see the giant
Speaker 2: American flag. It just it wasn't very visible. Who's already
Speaker 2: grumbling about the nascent peace among right wing Israelis and
Speaker 2: Israel's EUSt based boosters. Well, then niaiuast his cabinet ministers
Speaker 2: to refrain from commenting on the ceasefire. Hawkish Israel been bea.
Speaker 2: Tenu Party chairman Avigdor Lieberman dec cried the absence of
Speaker 2: an unconditional surrender, saying, already at the beginning of the war,
Speaker 2: I warned that there is nothing more dangerous than having
Speaker 2: a wounded lion. Similarly, Dan Elus of net Yaho's the
Speaker 2: Cood Party asked has the enemy surrendered or is just
Speaker 2: a round we won on points? Striking a different tone,
Speaker 2: Opposition leader Yea Lapede said the net Yahoo government should
Speaker 2: now end its war in Gaza, saying it's time to
Speaker 2: finish there too, return to the hostages and the war.
Speaker 2: Israel needs to start rebuilding. Yes, Israel needs to start
Speaker 2: by not being a genocidal, terroristic state. That would be
Speaker 2: a good place to start. It'd be a nice place
Speaker 2: to start rebuilding in the United States. Israel allies who
Speaker 2: thought they finally had their long awaited full fledged American
Speaker 2: war on Iran. Are not happy, or they may still
Speaker 2: achieve their goal of leaving it another Middle East society
Speaker 2: in ruin and despair in pursuit of Israeli regional supremacy.
Speaker 2: Non interventionists can at least enjoy the neo Kon's heartbreak
Speaker 2: for as long as it lasts. Mark Levin does want
Speaker 2: to cease fire, and he is saying that leaving the
Speaker 2: Iranian Supreme Leader alive instead of killing him is again
Speaker 2: to leaving Hitler alive during his rule over Nazi Germany.
Speaker 2: It's never enough for these people. As by at Anthony
Speaker 2: Kabasa on Twitter, Mark Levin is a hateful little warmonger,
Speaker 2: a despicable worm of a human being, only capable of
Speaker 2: arguing to send your sons and.
Speaker 3: Daughters to die for Israel.
Speaker 2: He would never go fight for the country he loves
Speaker 2: so dearly. He would only send your children to do so.
Speaker 2: He would pour out America's tax dollars, your money to
Speaker 2: go and fund war in the Middle East. He wouldn't
Speaker 2: spend his money. Mark Levin is a warmonger. He simply
Speaker 2: cares about making sure that Israel is allowed to do
Speaker 2: whatever it wants. He is a despicable human being. He
Speaker 2: is hateful and full of rage. Only one this is
Speaker 2: a comment from our Only one country is attacked American
Speaker 2: we do not attack back, and that was Israel, and
Speaker 2: that was with the USS Liberty.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: They get to attack us, they get to kill so
Speaker 2: many members, so many sailors on that ship, and we
Speaker 2: do nothing about it. We just take it, we accept it.
Speaker 2: I wonder why they get to do whatever they want.
Speaker 2: We're just left to pick up the pieces.
Speaker 3: Irani.
Speaker 2: This is a quote from Sayad Abbas Arachi, the Iranian minister.
Speaker 2: He posted this on Twitter because Ran has repeatedly made
Speaker 2: clear Israel launched war on Iran, not the other way around.
Speaker 2: As of now, there is no agreement on any ceasefire
Speaker 2: or cessation of military operations. However, provided that the Israeli
Speaker 2: regime stops it's illegal aggression against the Iranian people, notablated
Speaker 2: than four am Tehran time, we have no intention to
Speaker 2: continue our response afterwards. The final decision on the cessation
Speaker 2: of our military operations will be made later. We're continually
Speaker 2: told that Israel is the good guy, that Israel is
Speaker 2: the only democracy in the Middle East, that they're the
Speaker 2: only ones that we can deal with, and yet they're
Speaker 2: the ones that are calling for complete and utter destruction,
Speaker 2: unconditional surrender, you will submit. And we get a very
Speaker 2: stately comment from Sayat to Basadachi, the unhinged Iranian, He's
Speaker 2: the one that we can't trust. He's the one that
Speaker 2: we have to fear, not the people that launch sneak attacks,
Speaker 2: that engage in continual violence and murder of women and children.
Speaker 4: For all of Iran's bluster and death to America, they
Speaker 4: have been extremely reasonable, far more so than America or
Speaker 4: certainly Israel would have been if the roles have been reversed.
Speaker 2: Yes, if someone had done what Israel did to Iran
Speaker 2: si the United States, can you imagine the levels of
Speaker 2: devastation we would have unleashed upon their country. We would
Speaker 2: have flattened them into the ground, We would have ground
Speaker 2: them up into powder. It would have been unbelievable what
Speaker 2: we would have done to them.
Speaker 3: Well, this is.
Speaker 2: Very Iron's missile attack on a US air base and
Speaker 2: Cutter was telegraphed while in advance, suggesting Tehran intended a
Speaker 2: symbolic show a force, offering a way to de escalate
Speaker 2: after US air strikes over the weekend. We need to
Speaker 2: find a way to de escalate this, but it does
Speaker 2: not seem Israel is going to allow that. Israel agrees
Speaker 2: to cease fire with Iran after regime change operation fails. Again.
Speaker 2: I don't believe that they have any interest in an
Speaker 2: actual ceasefire, but they do love sneak attacks. They love
Speaker 2: to agree to these things and pretend that, oh, we'll
Speaker 2: have some talks, but oh, you violated the ceasefire. We
Speaker 2: know you did because we have no proof, we're not
Speaker 2: going to share it with you, but you did it,
Speaker 2: so that allows us to strike back.
Speaker 3: Azrae agrees to cease.
Speaker 2: Fire with Iran after regime change operation fails. Iran managed
Speaker 2: to not only survive Israel's decapitation strike, but reconstitute and
Speaker 2: rain down missiles across the Jewish state. Footage posted to
Speaker 2: social media shows the moment of the Iranian ballistic missile
Speaker 2: strike on an apartment building in Beersheba this morning. On
Speaker 2: location where the Iranian missile directly struck a seven story
Speaker 2: building in Osheba. This article has many pictures. We'll pull
Speaker 2: that up in a minute. Settlers crying in Beersheba as
Speaker 2: they film their destroyed home. That said, this purported ceasefire
Speaker 2: will give Israel time to rearm with the US supplied
Speaker 2: bombs and interceptors. That's right, We're going to continue to
Speaker 2: ship them arms. In amnition, Israel agrees to cease fire
Speaker 2: with Iran after regime change operation fails. It's likely just
Speaker 2: a matter of time before Israel gives it another try.
Speaker 2: This is from CNN. CNN Iranian state media announced a
Speaker 2: ceasefire deal imposed on the enemy i Ruanian state media
Speaker 2: announced tuesdays as ceasefire has been imposed on the enemy
Speaker 2: after the country's military response to US aggression, hours after
Speaker 2: Iran's retaliatory tax against the US base and cutter the
Speaker 2: Cepha Islamic Revolutionary Guard corpse, successful missile operation response to
Speaker 2: US aggression and the exemporary steadfastness nunity of our dear
Speaker 2: people in defending our land has imposed ceasefire on the enemy.
Speaker 2: An acre of state run Iran National News Network Saturday
Speaker 2: live broadcast. The anchor does not give you time for
Speaker 2: when the ceasefire would take place. US President Donald Trump
Speaker 2: requested the ceasefire to in Iran and Israel in a
Speaker 2: begging like manner. Shortly after Iran strikes towards the US
Speaker 2: al Oudi bass and guitar, the anchor said, last evening,
Speaker 2: only an hour after the successful missile attack by the
Speaker 2: sepah An Americans l udid basing guitar in a begging
Speaker 2: like manner, a verging Trump requested the initiation of a
Speaker 2: ceasefire imposed in the imposed Zionist enemy war against our country,
Speaker 2: the anchor said, a begging like manner. I don't seem
Speaker 2: to have very much respect for our leader, do they?
Speaker 2: But the question is why would they? Why would they? Indeed,
Speaker 2: we are going to take a quick break. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: grab a drink real fast. My throat is very dry.
Speaker 2: But before we do, got some comments, Marky, Mark J.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. That is very kind of you. Travis,
Speaker 2: I mesh your father's Mark Levin impression. He totally nails that,
Speaker 2: Mark Levin, very angry, very angry. K TOB sixty eight.
Speaker 2: Gaza starvation continues. He kill us, what's a gaze? All
Speaker 2: he know is Iran is the bad guy.
Speaker 3: Know that's right.
Speaker 2: Forget about Gaza, forget about Palestine. That genocide is already
Speaker 2: set in stone. It's gonna keep happening, so you might
Speaker 2: as well move on and think about the new one.
Speaker 2: He kill us, The Iron Dome is a fraud and
Speaker 2: the world's most expensive fireworks show.
Speaker 3: We'll be right back, folks, stay.
Speaker 5: With us.
Speaker 1: Defending the American dreams. You're listening to the David Knight Show.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the David Knight Show.
Speaker 2: Welcome back, folks, Thank you for still being with us.
Speaker 2: We're gonna continue with our coverage of what's going on
Speaker 2: and ron as that is the biggest news that is
Speaker 2: going on right now. We've got some comments though, Marky,
Speaker 2: Mark again, thank you very much. That is very kind,
Speaker 2: very generous.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you. I very much appreciate the kind words.
Speaker 2: Mark. That is incredibly kind of you as well. He
Speaker 2: kill us the Iron Dome is a fraud in the
Speaker 2: world's most expensive fireworks show.
Speaker 3: We read that.
Speaker 2: Trucker Chris responds, Israel doesn't think it's a fraud and
Speaker 2: they want a piece when they ran.
Speaker 3: Out of missiles for it. He kill us.
Speaker 2: Response to that, they've terrified their people with the Iron
Speaker 2: Dome for years. The Israeli people honestly think that hundreds
Speaker 2: missiles have been parting them on a daily basis, and
Speaker 2: have been for years. Israel is not above terrorizing its
Speaker 2: own people.
Speaker 3: They'll lie to us, they'll.
Speaker 2: Lie to them, They'll lie to anyone and everyone. KWD
Speaker 2: sixty eight. America gets a golden dome. That's right, we
Speaker 2: get the golden one. It's big, it's beautiful, It's incredibly
Speaker 2: expensive and probably useless for the future of warfare.
Speaker 4: The Golden Dome. It's just as ineffective as the Iron Dome,
Speaker 4: but a lot more expensive, as the name would imply.
Speaker 3: Isn't that wonderful? Folks?
Speaker 2: Guard Goldsmith, Good to see you, Guard. I hope you're
Speaker 2: doing well. I love how the Mark Levin's out there
Speaker 2: keep claiming that engaging in immoral on unconstitutional regime change
Speaker 2: promotes the will of the people and democracy.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: You're gonna get democracy, whether you want it or not.
Speaker 2: America is coming. It's got the guns, it's got the bombs,
Speaker 2: and it's delivering democracy one bomb, one bullet, one dead
Speaker 2: woman or child at a time. I suppose. Isn't that wonderful?
Speaker 2: As I have continually stated, even if a country wants democracy,
Speaker 2: even if they want freedom, it's not on America's jobless
Speaker 2: to go and provide it for them.
Speaker 3: We have no.
Speaker 2: Expectation of sending our people to die so that a
Speaker 2: different country can experience freedom. If they want freedom, they
Speaker 2: need to take it for themselves. You cannot give someone freedom.
Speaker 2: They have to want it. If they do not want it,
Speaker 2: they will simply revert back to whatever system of government
Speaker 2: that most closely aligns with what they want.
Speaker 3: It's one of those.
Speaker 2: Just do I think China would benefit from a more
Speaker 2: open and honest and fair system. Yes, But if the
Speaker 2: Chinese people don't really want it, if they don't really
Speaker 2: care for it, we have no business in going over
Speaker 2: there and imposing upon them. The Chinese people deserve whatever
Speaker 2: system that they want, whatever they see fit to tolerate,
Speaker 2: whatever works best for them. Experts gauge success of bunker
Speaker 2: buster bombs dropped by US on Iran nuclear sites. Experts
Speaker 2: note that even if some materials were moved before attack,
Speaker 2: Iran's ability to sprint to a bomb has been significantly impaired.
Speaker 2: Experts who are these experts? Where can we find them?
Speaker 2: Where are they getting their information?
Speaker 3: Are these the same.
Speaker 2: Type of experts that we trotted out during COVID nineteen
Speaker 2: to say, oh, we need to lock down the country.
Speaker 2: You've got to wear a mask. After first they said
Speaker 2: masks are useless. Don't wear a mask. Are these the
Speaker 2: type of experts we're talking about, because the US seems
Speaker 2: to have a flood of experts that don't seem to
Speaker 2: know anything. While President Donald Trump has asserted that the
Speaker 2: military's weekend strike against Iran completely and totally obliterated it's
Speaker 2: nuclear weapon making capabilities, they're still questions about whether the
Speaker 2: ground penetrating bunker buster bombs used to attack Iran's key
Speaker 2: Richmond sites were enough to stop the rogue country from
Speaker 2: developing a nuclear bomb. A report released last week by
Speaker 2: the Center for Strategic and International Studies CSIS explains that
Speaker 2: the special bunker buster bombs of the US used in
Speaker 2: Iran over the weekend that everyone is talking about, known
Speaker 2: as the GBU fifty seven Massive ordnance Penetrators or mops,
Speaker 2: might not be able to fully destroy the Iranian nuclear
Speaker 2: facility at Ford al Ford OU, which Trump said was
Speaker 2: gone now following the strike, is considered central to Iran's
Speaker 2: nuclear weapon making capabilities. Meanwhile, a satellite imagery expert relayed
Speaker 2: to Reuter's that confirmation of below ground destruction cannot be
Speaker 2: determined via pictures alone because the facilities hundreds of centrifuges
Speaker 2: are too deeply buried in order to make an accurate determination.
Speaker 2: That's right, they don't know for sure. They're just going
Speaker 2: to claim victory. We're sure it's gone. We destroyed it. Well,
Speaker 2: actually we can't be sure. It's too deep.
Speaker 3: Actually, have a little bit of a rosier.
Speaker 2: View on things. Andrea Strickler, Deputy director at the Foundation
Speaker 2: for Defensive Democracies. Ah, yes, as I've been saying, isn't
Speaker 2: it wonderful We're out there defending democracies. Truly a beautiful thing.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Andrea Stricker. We cannot thank you enough for
Speaker 2: going out there and spilling your blood and your hard
Speaker 2: earned treasure to defend democracy. Except I imagine that all
Speaker 2: she does is lobby for us to do that. Non
Speaker 2: Proliferation and by Defense program told Fox News Digital. I
Speaker 2: think that because of the massive damage and the shockwave
Speaker 2: that would have been sent by twelve massive ordinance penetrators
Speaker 2: at the Ford out site, that it would render its
Speaker 2: centrifuges damaged or inoperable. Stricker noted that centrifuges are very
Speaker 2: delicate and the kind of shock wave coming from the
Speaker 2: MOPS would at least put them out of commission. She
Speaker 2: also said if any centrifuges did survive the blast, so
Speaker 2: would be likely that they would be inaccessible by Iranian
Speaker 2: authorities for several months. Underground facilities present a difficult target
Speaker 2: not only four destruction, but also in terms of follow
Speaker 2: on battle damage assessment, added Wes Rumba, a fellow in
Speaker 2: the Missile Defense Project at CSIS. The United States and
Speaker 2: Israel will likely need to invest additional intelligence resources to
Speaker 2: determine the true extent of the damage from the US
Speaker 2: strikes and their long term effect on Iranian nuclear infrastructure. Right,
Speaker 2: We're going to devote more time and energy to monitoring
Speaker 2: Iran and make sure that they're in compliance.
Speaker 3: With our wishes. Because you will bow to.
Speaker 2: The US in Israel, you will do as we say.
Speaker 2: In addition to ford Out, the US used its MOPS
Speaker 2: and an Iranian enrichment facility called NTANS. According to Stricer,
Speaker 2: at least one thousand centrifuges are located, also an above
Speaker 2: ground enrichment plant and other labs capable of making uranium metal.
Speaker 2: According to the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA, the above
Speaker 2: ground labs had previously been damaged by Israeli air strikes,
Speaker 2: destroying the plant's electrical infrastructure. Meanwhile, satellite imagery following the
Speaker 2: US's decision to drop two mops on Natan shows two
Speaker 2: craters located where the site's underground enrichment facilities are reportedly located. Forever,
Speaker 2: it is still not clear if the US attacks completely
Speaker 2: destroyed the underground nuclear infrastructure. Either way, Striker noted the
Speaker 2: significant damage to Ron's the town's facility will create a
Speaker 2: bottleneck in the country's supply chain for weapons grade uranium,
Speaker 2: which will significantly impact impact Iran's nuclear weapon making capabilities.
Speaker 2: That's right, put a bottleneck there the first they were sprinting.
Speaker 2: Now there's a bottleneck, except we don't know. We're continually told, Oh,
Speaker 2: it's a giant strike, it's big strike, the best strike. Yeah,
Speaker 2: well maybe not, we don't know for certain. Well, there's
Speaker 2: a bottleneck. They can't seem to make up their mind
Speaker 2: on how effective the strike was.
Speaker 4: Donald Trumping common from Dead Fox News and much of
Speaker 4: the other media are so excited about the bunker Buster.
Speaker 4: They sound like the general from Doctor Strangelom so excited
Speaker 4: about a b fifty two flying overhead.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: Fox News loves its war propaganda. They love all the
Speaker 2: footage that comes out of it. They love to stand
Speaker 2: up and salute the flag and watches the bombs fall down.
Speaker 2: Strike set back Iran's nuclear program by only a few months.
Speaker 2: US report says preliminary classified findings indicate that the attacks
Speaker 2: sealed off the entrances to two facilities but did not
Speaker 2: collapse their underground buildings.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: We did all this. We struck them. We engaged in
Speaker 2: an illegal military action to simply set them back a
Speaker 2: few months. A preliminary classified US report says American bombing
Speaker 2: of three nuclear sites in Iran set back the country's
Speaker 2: nuclear program by only a few months. According to officials
Speaker 2: familiar with the findings, strike sealed off the entrances to
Speaker 2: two of the facilities, but did not collapse underground buildings.
Speaker 2: The officials said, the early findings concluded, that's right. It
Speaker 2: had the effect of putting a little bit of that
Speaker 2: caution tape in front of it says do not enter.
Speaker 2: Before the attack, US intelligence agencies had said that if
Speaker 2: Iran tried to rush to making a bomb, it would
Speaker 2: take about three months, but of course, this is the
Speaker 2: line that has been parrotted and fed to us over
Speaker 2: and over again by benjaminett Niah, who for the past
Speaker 2: thirty years, Iran has been two weeks to three months
Speaker 2: from building a nuclear bomb. For thirty years, time seems
Speaker 2: to move differently in the Middle East. It doesn't seem
Speaker 2: to follow a linear progression. It just kind of moves
Speaker 2: around at benjaminett Yah who's behest, and request whatever he
Speaker 2: and the massade want is. However far Iran seems to
Speaker 2: be from the bomb.
Speaker 3: Isn't that funny?
Speaker 2: It'd take about three months after the US bombing run
Speaker 2: in days of attacks.
Speaker 3: By Israeli air force. The report by.
Speaker 2: The Defense Intelligence Agency estimated that the program had been delayed,
Speaker 2: but by less than six months. Oh no, I suppose
Speaker 2: We'll just have to continue to bomb them. I'll have
Speaker 2: to stretch out that time indefinitely, you know, for only
Speaker 2: gaining about three months per every two bomb dropped.
Speaker 3: This will take forever.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have to hit them with so many bombs
Speaker 2: to stretch that timeline out.
Speaker 4: Comming from dead it only cost about two hundred and
Speaker 4: forty million to set them back a couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, that's a bargain two hundred and forty million.
Speaker 2: How could we say no to that. The report also
Speaker 2: said that much of iron stockpile of enriched uranium was
Speaker 2: moved before the strikes, which destroyed little of the nuclear material.
Speaker 2: Iran may have moved some of that too secret locations. Well,
Speaker 2: I imagine they would have. I imagine They're not just gonna
Speaker 2: put it right out in the open. They're not gonna
Speaker 2: mark with a big old sign that says uranium here,
Speaker 2: please bomb. Some Israeli officials said they also believed that
Speaker 2: the Iranian government had maintained small, covert enrichment facilities so
Speaker 2: it could continue its nuclear program the event of an
Speaker 2: attack on the larger facilities. Other officials noted that the
Speaker 2: report found that the three nuclear sites forte Oh, Natans,
Speaker 2: and Isfahan had suffered moderate to severe damage, but the
Speaker 2: facility at Natan's damaged the most. It is not clear
Speaker 2: whether the Iranians will try to rebuild the programs.
Speaker 3: I think it's pretty clear that they probably will.
Speaker 2: They understand that giving in to the United States and
Speaker 2: Israel is no guarantee of safety, whether they are continuing
Speaker 2: to enrich the uranium or not chances are in the
Speaker 2: US will find some way to pretend they are, or
Speaker 2: Israel pool release a report from ASAD that says, oh,
Speaker 2: they have a secret program going on with their enriching it.
Speaker 2: We know this is true, so we're going to have
Speaker 2: to invade Iran. Is part of what Israel wants to
Speaker 2: do away with. They're not going to simply stop because
Speaker 2: Iran gives up on nuclear enrichment. It's a tweet from Dad.
Speaker 2: You can find him on Twitter at Libertarian. The look
Speaker 2: on this kid's face says cosplay from part time grocery
Speaker 2: clerk to the counter terrorism head Trump is a joke,
Speaker 2: a joke that we already knew with a punchline b
Speaker 2: since we've seen his previous show. This is about Thomas Fugate,
Speaker 2: the twenty two year old gardner and grocery clerk in
Speaker 2: charge of the counter terrorism.
Speaker 3: This is our.
Speaker 2: This is who's in charge of our counter terrorism operations now.
Speaker 4: The expression is great Bond, James Bond.
Speaker 2: He looks completely out of his depth. He looks like
Speaker 2: he's trying to emulate something he's seen on TV. You know,
Speaker 2: we were all young once. I don't hold that against him.
Speaker 2: It's not his youth and inexperience. It's the fact that
Speaker 2: he is now in charge of our counter terrorism and
Speaker 2: is simply LARPing. As you said, James Bond, what a
Speaker 2: what a time to be alive.
Speaker 4: I mean, it really makes you wonder how this guy
Speaker 4: whose only experience is working at HB grocery stores got
Speaker 4: into such a high position.
Speaker 2: Maybe he was in loss prevention, you know, maybe he
Speaker 2: was tasked with shadowing people around the store and make
Speaker 2: sure they didn't steal you know, pineapples and zucchinis and
Speaker 2: that kind of thing. Perhaps he's the perfect man for the.
Speaker 4: Job assistant to the regional manager exactly.
Speaker 2: Trump takes victory lap, but pitfalls remain. Is by Anthony Zurcher,
Speaker 2: a board Air Force one en route to the NATO
Speaker 2: summit in the Netherlands, Trump shared a personal text message
Speaker 2: from a somewhat unlikely source. It was sent by NATO
Speaker 2: boss Mark Ruta, who praised the American president for what
Speaker 2: he had accomplished in using US bombers to attack Iran's
Speaker 2: nuclear facilities. Congratulations and thank you for your decisive action
Speaker 2: in Iran, wrote Ruta in a message the President posted
Speaker 2: to his true social account that was truly extraordinary and
Speaker 2: something no one else dared to do. I wonder why
Speaker 2: no one else dared to do it. Could it be
Speaker 2: because it was immoral? Could it be because it was wrong?
Speaker 4: I have a comment from dead. Every country has to
Speaker 4: understand that nuclear weapons are the only way they can
Speaker 4: be protected against the US or Israel. It's a nuclear
Speaker 4: arms race.
Speaker 2: We have made sure that they understand. The only thing
Speaker 2: that we respect is potential nuclear fallout. A mutually assured
Speaker 2: destruction scenario is the only thing that will keep the
Speaker 2: United States at bay.
Speaker 3: Otherwise, we have no.
Speaker 2: Reason not to mess with your country in any way
Speaker 2: we see fit. We will put boots on the ground,
Speaker 2: or we will use the CIA to destabilize your country.
Speaker 2: We will pump it full of money, full of odd, strange,
Speaker 2: little color revolution tactics. To address that as well, telling
Speaker 2: Trump he was flying to another big success at the
Speaker 2: NATO summit. Or remember, nations had agreed to Trump's demand
Speaker 2: to boost defense spending to five percent of their gross
Speaker 2: domestic product. It will be your win, he concluded.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: Aren't you just wonderful, President Trump? You're so incredible and amazing.
Speaker 3: You bombed Iran?
Speaker 2: You did what no one else would do you wonderful,
Speaker 2: wonderful man. The warm words and the President's eagerness to
Speaker 2: share them to the world illustrated just how much the
Speaker 2: diplomatic equation the Middle East and among US allies has
Speaker 2: changed for Trump. Last week, he left the G seven
Speaker 2: summit in Canada. A day earliest, conflict raged between Israel
Speaker 2: and Iran, and it appeared increasingly likely the US would
Speaker 2: join the fight. Americans attacked Iron's nuclear facilities on Saturday night.
Speaker 2: By Tuesday morning, the president departed Washington for another international trip,
Speaker 2: this time with a fragile ceasefire established between the two
Speaker 2: warring parties. Roots's text, which a NATO press officer confirmed
Speaker 2: to the BBC as authentic, devetails with the accounts provided
Speaker 2: on and offred by White House officials. Trump's military strike
Speaker 2: removed the threat of Iranian nuclear weapons. His actions triggered
Speaker 2: the ceasefire and ended what he calls the twelve Day War.
Speaker 2: Oh isn't that wonderful Donald Trump, the Savior of the
Speaker 2: Middle East. Just ignore the fact that he's going to,
Speaker 2: you know, bulldoze Gaza and put in a casino. His
Speaker 2: involvement in his pressure, including an angry outburst directed at
Speaker 2: both sides on Tuesday morning, with a White House called
Speaker 2: an exceptionally firm and direct phone call with Israeli Prime
Speaker 2: Minister Benjaminetna. Oh, he got him on the phone. He
Speaker 2: was scolding him. He was so firm and direct with him.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he said many mean words, many important words
Speaker 2: that Benjaminettanna. Who will be forced to listen to it?
Speaker 2: I'll be forced to back down and do what he's told.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: No, we know that the influence flows the other way here.
Speaker 2: We understand that Israel is the one that really calls
Speaker 2: the shots in this relationship, that they're the one despite
Speaker 2: the fact that America Donald Trump was talking about how oh,
Speaker 2: I don't think they're going to strike. We've got a
Speaker 2: good relationship. They did it anyway, Israel is the one
Speaker 2: that calls the shots. Last week, America's allies were anxious.
Speaker 2: Now it appears Trump is heading to Europe with the
Speaker 2: intention of basking in their praise. That's right, he's going
Speaker 2: to go revel, He's going to go sit there and
Speaker 2: absorb all the adoration that these sikofants can muster up.
Speaker 2: The outlookover is more complicated than that. The administration touts
Speaker 2: that the US bombing rate obliterated Iran's nuclear research facilities.
Speaker 2: US military intelligence officials have told American media that the
Speaker 2: damage is not as severe as the White House has claimed.
Speaker 3: The country's nuclear program has probably only been.
Speaker 2: Set back by months, according to a preliminary Pentagon intelligence assessment.
Speaker 2: That's right, two hundred and forty million dollars for a
Speaker 2: couple months of setback. Well, we're we're getting a deal
Speaker 2: on that. I mean, obviously, Ron is a maniacal state.
Speaker 4: Comment from Debt. When you consider that Trump's parade forty
Speaker 4: five million, it's a steal. Of course, there is the
Speaker 4: loss of life, but I'm sure the government doesn't care
Speaker 4: about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, two hundred and forty million dollars to
Speaker 2: stop total nuclear annihilation? How could we say no? It's
Speaker 2: our duty to keep bombing Iran into the dirt over
Speaker 2: and over again, isn't it. We must continue to bomb them.
Speaker 2: It is the only path forward. Rubio spokeswoman sparks Maga
Speaker 2: anger over US Israel comments, that's right. Secretary of State
Speaker 2: Mark Rubia spokeswoman angered President Donald Trump's America vers following
Speaker 2: by appearing to suggest the United States sits next to
Speaker 2: Israel in terms of being the best country in the world.
Speaker 2: That's right, We're both tied neck and neck the two
Speaker 2: best countries in the world. And isn't it wonderful that
Speaker 2: we just so happen to be such good friends.
Speaker 3: We have the clip here.
Speaker 4: Let's see, she doesn't just say that America is as
Speaker 4: good as Israel. She says it's the second best nation.
Speaker 3: Go ahead and play that.
Speaker 2: I can't seem to find it.
Speaker 6: The pride of being able to be here and do
Speaker 6: work that facilitates making things better for people and in
Speaker 6: the greatest country on earth, next to Israel, it is
Speaker 6: It's an honor to be able to make a difference
Speaker 6: and to be able to speak in this regard with
Speaker 6: an administration that I love so much and I and
Speaker 6: that I feel genuinely represented by. It's a real honor.
Speaker 2: Isn't that wonderful? Next to Israel? Has to clarify that,
Speaker 2: has to make sure she gets that out. She's another
Speaker 2: one of these Zionists, sycophants.
Speaker 4: State Department spokeswoman.
Speaker 2: Isn't who are all these bureaucrats and where do they
Speaker 2: come from?
Speaker 3: How do they all end up like this?
Speaker 2: Tammy Bruce made the quip during an appearance last month
Speaker 2: on the Israeli TV show I twenty four news. Her
Speaker 2: comments on May eighth past unremarked at the time, but
Speaker 2: resurfaced online on Sunday, when Internet chatter was busy in
Speaker 2: the wake of America's show support for Israel with an
Speaker 2: attack on Iran.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: The greatest country is on the planet. That's US, the
Speaker 2: USA and Israel. And if you have a problem with that, buddy,
Speaker 2: we're going to bomb you into the ground. It'll be
Speaker 2: a preemptive strike. It'll be a disgusting, infamous attack. But
Speaker 2: we're still the greatest countries in the world. Don't you
Speaker 2: forget about that. Being great has nothing to do with
Speaker 2: being honorable, with following the just war principle. It has
Speaker 2: everything to do with the size of your military and
Speaker 2: your willingness to kill civilians. That's what being great is.
Speaker 2: Maverick Pilgrim, thank you very much for support.
Speaker 3: That is very kind.
Speaker 2: All of this nuclear threat is part of the big
Speaker 2: news story that began with World War One. More is
Speaker 2: now part of the politics, not a failure at politics.
Speaker 2: Do what we say, or there will be WWX constant
Speaker 2: living threat. That's right, we're forever on the brink of
Speaker 2: a world war, or forever just on the cusp of it.
Speaker 2: And if you don't do what they say, we're going
Speaker 2: to tumble over that cliff. Bubbling homesteader, she can go
Speaker 2: live there, then, that's right. If she loves Israel so much,
Speaker 2: you would think she might actually live there and engage
Speaker 2: in politics in their country. But instead she's over here
Speaker 2: in America using the influence she has to forward Israel's
Speaker 2: agenda here, because that's the way it always goes. They're
Speaker 2: always going to spill out our blood and treasure for them.
Speaker 2: Just don't call it a war. This is from reason.
Speaker 2: The Trump administration toys with regime change in Iran, our
Speaker 2: own constitutional regime takes another hit. Mystery driver George Hides
Speaker 2: on the National Mall. We're not at war with Iran.
Speaker 2: We're merely bombing the country. That's right, We're merely bombing them.
Speaker 2: It's not a war. We're just dropping bombs on them.
Speaker 2: It's just a silly little spat war. Is go ahead
Speaker 2: and play the clip nuclear program has been effectively destroyed.
Speaker 7: Is the United States now at war with Iran?
Speaker 8: No, Christian We're not at war with Iran. We're at
Speaker 8: war with Iran's nuclear program. And let me just say
Speaker 8: Kristin that we're incredibly grateful and proud of the American
Speaker 8: Air Force pilots who did an incredible job in classical night.
Speaker 8: The operation was really extraordinary. These guys flew from Missouri.
Speaker 8: They didn't land a single time. They dropped thirty thousand
Speaker 8: pound bombs on a target the size of a washing machine.
Speaker 3: And then that's right.
Speaker 2: We're not at war with Iran. It's simply a war
Speaker 2: on part of their infrastructure. Isn't that wonderful. I was
Speaker 2: worried that would be at war with the whole country,
Speaker 2: But simply being at war with their nuclear agency, that's
Speaker 2: not so bad. Their nuclear program, that's not the worst.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, there's certainly worst things we could
Speaker 2: be at war with.
Speaker 4: At war of the country, we're at war with the
Speaker 4: specific locations that the bombs hit, and hey, everyone there
Speaker 4: is already dead, so war is won.
Speaker 3: Exactly if you are.
Speaker 4: Next to the bombs, you're fine. We weren't aiming there.
Speaker 2: And you know, if they were to retaliate, perhaps Iran
Speaker 2: wouldn't be at war with us, they would be at
Speaker 2: war with our power grid or our shipping avenues, our
Speaker 2: freight lines. They would not be at war with the
Speaker 2: United States.
Speaker 3: They would be at war with part.
Speaker 2: Of our commerce. Update Israel working for regime change Now
Speaker 2: Trump wants regime change in Iran. He changed his tune
Speaker 2: after Israel changed its tune as well. Isn't that funny
Speaker 2: how that happens?
Speaker 3: Huh? Update. Israeli Minister of Heritage Neil high L e
Speaker 3: yi Who elai Yah Who.
Speaker 2: Declared this morning they are working with the opposition in
Speaker 2: Iran for regime change. Israel attacked Evan Prison, notorious spot
Speaker 2: for persecution and execution of resistance elements in country. That's right,
Speaker 2: We're once again working on regime change because that worked
Speaker 2: out so well for Iran in the past, and we
Speaker 2: engaged in it nineteen fifty three with Operation Ajax, we
Speaker 2: took out Mosadig and put in the shaw of Iran,
Speaker 2: who was a brutally repressive and wicked leader, did what
Speaker 2: we wanted and was allowed to abuse and torment and
Speaker 2: torture his people. We didn't care about that. Just as
Speaker 2: long as he followed what we wanted, what Israel seemed
Speaker 2: to want, it was no big deal. Do whatever you want.
Speaker 2: Following orders from Prime Minister Ninnain, Defense Minister Catz, the
Speaker 2: IDEF is striking regime and security targets in central Tehran,
Speaker 2: purring the bassiege HQ, even Prison and the Israel destruction
Speaker 2: Clock IRGC Internal Security Hqsimore reported the class report. That's
Speaker 2: the very scary clock, which is, you know, a prop
Speaker 2: that counts down to the destruction of Israel.
Speaker 3: It's very very spooky.
Speaker 2: So glad they got rid of that long lived freedom. Israelly,
Speaker 2: Foreign Minister confirms Even prison in Tehran was attacked by Israel.
Speaker 2: That's right, long lived freedom, says the man bombing and
Speaker 2: destroying a country. President Trump just posted on his truth
Speaker 2: social account that regime change in Iran wouldn't be a
Speaker 2: bad idea if he intends to use American forces. This
Speaker 2: is how Mission Creep starts. That's right, regime change. That's
Speaker 2: not such a bad idea. It's a you know, it's
Speaker 2: a made up of two good words. Regime that's a
Speaker 2: fun word to say, and you know, change. Everyone likes change.
Speaker 2: You change your clothes and that's nice. So regime change,
Speaker 2: it's just two nice words strung together. Not that bad
Speaker 2: a deal at all. We've got the well we had its.
Speaker 4: This regime change is different from the others because of
Speaker 4: course we've got a smart president now. According to Vance, yes,
Speaker 4: exactly here if you want me to play it.
Speaker 2: I was looking for the post from truth Social, but
Speaker 2: I can't seem to locate it on the deck. Oh well,
Speaker 2: Fox News was crowd crowing for days about how this
Speaker 2: would be just one Woo ship, a bunkerbuster, and I'll
Speaker 2: be done. Ridiculous propaganda. We've seen them say this kind
Speaker 2: of thing over and over again. Oh you know, it's
Speaker 2: going to be a very quick mission and surgical strike,
Speaker 2: and then it's done. And then we're entangled in the
Speaker 2: Middle East for another twenty years. We're in there and
Speaker 2: it's leading to collateral damage over and over again. Men,
Speaker 2: women and children are being killed daily. Our men are
Speaker 2: coming home broken, maimed. We're coming home in a casket,
Speaker 2: all four some very quick in and out surgical strikes.
Speaker 2: Isn't that how it always seems to happen. Oil spiked
Speaker 2: four percent to above eighty dollars for Brent Krude after
Speaker 2: the American air strikes on Iran. Soon it will be soon,
Speaker 2: it will be We need American troops on the ground
Speaker 2: to remove the nuclear material. And as you saw yesterday,
Speaker 2: Ted Cruz didn't know anything about what's going on with Iran.
Speaker 2: Tucker Carlson rightly called him out on that. In two
Speaker 2: thousand and three, the Iraqi population was about twenty four
Speaker 2: to twenty five million. The current Iranian population is around
Speaker 2: ninety million. So we're going to be very very rough
Speaker 2: with it and say close to four times the population size.
Speaker 2: Iraq is about one hundred and sixty nine kilometers squared.
Speaker 2: Iran is six hundred and thirty six kilometers squared, six
Speaker 2: hundred and thirty six, one hundred and sixty nine thousand.
Speaker 2: My apologies, it is a a much much larger country.
Speaker 2: We have been unable to fix Iraq. We were capable
Speaker 2: of destroying it, but we weren't really capable of fixing it,
Speaker 2: or holding it or doing anything meaningful with it. It's
Speaker 2: a much much smaller country, a dramatically smaller country. If
Speaker 2: we become embroiled in a war in Iran, it will
Speaker 2: be a devastating war. It will end up with many,
Speaker 2: many dead US soldiers.
Speaker 4: You know what Iran needs is a bunch of poppy
Speaker 4: fields exactly make cocaine, not nukes.
Speaker 2: We're gonna You're gonna grow some heroin for us, aren't you, Bud.
Speaker 2: That's what you wanta do. Trump hits at regime hints
Speaker 2: at regime change in Iran, im it questions over damage
Speaker 2: from US strikes on nuclear sites. That's right, regime change.
Speaker 2: Those aren't dirty words. It's just a lot of fun.
Speaker 2: It's fun for you and the boys. Those concerns may
Speaker 2: continue to mount as both mister Trump and Israeli officials
Speaker 2: hint at hopeset military operations could result in the fall
Speaker 2: of Iran's theocratic is Iran's top diplomat visits Russia looking
Speaker 2: for support from a key ally. Israel is also expanding
Speaker 2: its list of targets in Iran to hit sites link
Speaker 2: directly to the ruling theocracies grip on power. The thing
Speaker 2: that I find funny is if these strikes are causing
Speaker 2: people to call for regime change, if they're like, all right, look,
Speaker 2: we've got to do what they say, We've got to
Speaker 2: get these people out of power. We've got to stop
Speaker 2: doing this, then it shows that they are too pragmatic
Speaker 2: to use the bomb. If they're willing to make these
Speaker 2: kind of concessions that they will say, look, anything's worth
Speaker 2: it to stop this level of bombardment, this level of destruction.
Speaker 3: They are too.
Speaker 2: Pragmatic to use the bomb. It is a contradiction in terms.
Speaker 2: It's it's ridiculous when you look at it like that.
Speaker 2: If they are pragmatic enough to bow to your will
Speaker 2: in this scenario, then they would not have used it
Speaker 2: in the first place, and as such, there is no
Speaker 2: need for the strike. Not that the strike was morally justified.
Speaker 2: The Office of Israel's Defense Minister said Monday that the
Speaker 2: military was attacking with unprecedented force regime targets and government
Speaker 2: repression entities in the heart of Iran. It's the first
Speaker 2: time Israel has acknowledged striking targets linked to the Iranian
Speaker 2: regime's domestic authority rather than its military or nuclear assets. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Israel doesn't like to acknowledge when they're doing the wrong thing.
Speaker 3: Mister Trump had.
Speaker 2: Right after the US strike said they would be the
Speaker 2: extent of America's involvement in the conflict unless Iran launched
Speaker 2: retaliatory attacks against US assets in the region, But late
Speaker 2: on Sunday, in a social media post, mister Trump stoked
Speaker 2: concern about a possible further escalation of the conflict.
Speaker 3: If the current.
Speaker 2: Iranian regime is unable to make Iran great again, why
Speaker 2: wouldn't there be regime change? Mister Trump said, that's right.
Speaker 2: If you're not going to do what we want, if
Speaker 2: you're not going to make Iran great again by our definition,
Speaker 2: not yours. We'll define what a great Iran like. We'll
Speaker 2: tell you the standard, and then you'll apply it, or
Speaker 2: else we're going to force you to change. We're going
Speaker 2: to make sure that it's a standard that complies with
Speaker 2: what Israel wants. That's about the president's marks. On Monday,
Speaker 2: White House Press Secretary of Caroline Levit said, mister Trump
Speaker 2: was just simply raising a question that I think many
Speaker 2: people around the world are asking. If Iranian regime refuses
Speaker 2: to give up their nuclear program or.
Speaker 3: Engage in talks.
Speaker 2: We just took out the nuclear program on Saturday night,
Speaker 2: as you all know. But if they refuse to engage
Speaker 2: in diplomacy moving forward, moving forward, why shouldn't the Iranian
Speaker 2: people rise up against this brutal terrorist regime.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: If you're not going to play ball and build your
Speaker 2: country the way we say, why don't we just engage
Speaker 2: in a little bit of color revolution here and there?
Speaker 2: Little color revolution does the body good? North American house
Speaker 2: hippo claiming a run to report a new program was
Speaker 2: eliminated was like a boat rescuing the castaway from Gilgan's
Speaker 2: Island in the first season. How can the show possibly
Speaker 2: continue after that? As it's all over, folks.
Speaker 3: The war is won? Oh wait, oh darn, we needed
Speaker 3: that war, didn't we? Perhaps not?
Speaker 2: Perhaps it isn't just over Another comment from an American asidpo.
Speaker 2: It will take a week or two, but we'll find
Speaker 2: out that Gilligan's dropped a coconut on.
Speaker 3: The Professor's two way radio.
Speaker 2: That's right, there's always another excuse, there's another reason, there's
Speaker 2: a plot, contrivance to continue everything. Isn't that the way
Speaker 2: it goes? All right, folks, we're gonna take a quick
Speaker 2: break and we'll be right back.
Speaker 3: Stay with us.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. Trump jumpstarts MIGA movement every
Speaker 2: time I say that I'm worried I'm going to slip up.
Speaker 2: Regime change would make it RN great again. And isn't
Speaker 2: it wonderful that we've got such an intelligent president at
Speaker 2: the helm right now. That's what makes a difference here.
Speaker 2: It's not the the immorality or the morality.
Speaker 3: Of the issue.
Speaker 2: It's whether the person at the helm is a smarty pants.
Speaker 8: And the second thing is Kristin. I certainly empathize with
Speaker 8: Americans who are exhausted after twenty five years of foreign
Speaker 8: entanglements in the Middle East.
Speaker 1: I understand the concern, But.
Speaker 8: The difference is that back then we had dumb presidents,
Speaker 8: and now we have a president who actually knows how
Speaker 8: to accomplish America's national security objectives. So this is not
Speaker 8: going to be some long drawn out thing.
Speaker 1: We've got in.
Speaker 8: We've done the job of setting their nuclear program back.
Speaker 8: We're going to now work to permanently dismantle that nuclear
Speaker 8: program over the coming years. And that is what the
Speaker 8: president has set out to do.
Speaker 1: Simple.
Speaker 2: That's right, isn't it wonderful? He's got in, he's got out.
Speaker 2: He's a man alone, unencumbered by paperwork or the constitution
Speaker 2: or you know, what's right or what's wrong. He's just
Speaker 2: a real smart cookie. That's wonderful. He's willing to make
Speaker 2: these machiavellian calculations. Trump jump starts mega movement. Regime change
Speaker 2: would make Iran great again. It's not politically correct to
Speaker 2: use the term regime change, but if the current Iranian
Speaker 2: regime is unable to make Iran great again, why wouldn't
Speaker 2: there be a regime change?
Speaker 3: Miga.
Speaker 2: Trump wrote on a social media platform, truth social US
Speaker 2: President Donald Trump on Sunday said regime change in Iran
Speaker 2: would make Iran great again, a reference to his own
Speaker 2: campaign slogan make America great Again.
Speaker 3: It's not politically correct.
Speaker 2: Trump ordered the bombing of three major Iran nuclear facilities
Speaker 2: on Saturday. The Iranian regime has threatened retaliation for the attack.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: But Trump's a smart individual. It's wonderful to have such
Speaker 2: a smart man at the helm engaging in these unconstitutional actions.
Speaker 2: It's so great to see him, you know, and know
Speaker 2: that he's out there intelligently subverting these other countries blowing
Speaker 2: up their nuclear facilities. Are you crazy, Jesus? I just
Speaker 2: play stupid.
Speaker 10: Stupid as stupid does mes a blow.
Speaker 4: I guess.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: Stupid is as stupid does.
Speaker 3: And it seems.
Speaker 2: That Donald Trump might not be as intelligent as the
Speaker 2: people around him want to make him out to be.
Speaker 2: Got a comment from dat. Isn't it interesting how the
Speaker 2: Ukraine Russia war has disappeared?
Speaker 3: That's right, No.
Speaker 2: More news about that right now. We've got other things
Speaker 2: to focus on. Our greatest ally is in danger. We've
Speaker 2: got to focus on that. They're the ones that get
Speaker 2: all the press time. Now the kabuki theater of Trump's ceasefire.
Speaker 2: This is from the Daily Skeptic. At four a m
Speaker 2: t RN time this morning, US President Donald Trump took
Speaker 2: to true social to declare what happened to be the conclusion,
Speaker 2: at least temporarily of a spiraling and increasingly bizarre set
Speaker 2: of twists and turns in the Middle East conflict, a
Speaker 2: ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran, and his unusual in
Speaker 2: his usual performingtive bravado, President Trump announced that both parties
Speaker 2: had agreed to stop the escalation. Ceasefire, however fragile, follows
Speaker 2: a seque of decisions and statements so erratic and contradictory
Speaker 2: that they could have only emerged from the theater of
Speaker 2: American politics under Trump two point zero.
Speaker 3: What began as a.
Speaker 2: Unilateral surprise Israeli strike against Iranian nuclear facilities on thirteenth
Speaker 2: occurred during ongoing negotiations between Tehran and Washington over the
Speaker 2: Islamic Republic's nuclear program. This calculated move by Tel Aviv
Speaker 2: blindsided not only the Mullahs of Tehran, but ostensibly the
Speaker 2: White House itself. President Trump, initially claiming ignorance of the
Speaker 2: Israeli operation later shifted his position multiple times, first expressing disapproval,
Speaker 2: then promising to wait two weeks, only to unleash the
Speaker 2: full might of US strategic air power within days. According
Speaker 2: to Israeli officials, the goal was clear, decapitate Iran's nuclear
Speaker 2: ambitions through a swift and targeted campaign. The offensive, launched
Speaker 2: in the early hours of juneteens, rapidly destroyed key Iranian
Speaker 2: military and scientific installations, assassinated top nuclear scientists, and left
Speaker 2: Tehran scrambling to respond. What followed from Washington was vintage
Speaker 2: Trump chaos, cloaked in confidence. After initially distracting distancing himself
Speaker 2: from the Israeli action, Trump shocked allies and adversaries alike
Speaker 2: by authorizing a massive US aerial bombardment of three Iranian
Speaker 2: nuclear sites, deploying B two bombers, armed bunker busting munitions,
Speaker 2: and submarine launched cruise missiles.
Speaker 3: The US strike.
Speaker 2: Escalated the conflict with brutal firepower, though what remains of
Speaker 2: Iran's Richmond infrastructure and uranium stockpiles can only be guessed.
Speaker 2: At that comments here nits the storm of front of
Speaker 2: nukes and wanted to destroy Israel. It'd been a Parking
Speaker 2: Lot thirty years ago. That's right, But no, Jason, you
Speaker 2: have to understand Iran is permanently in a superposition of
Speaker 2: being both two weeks from making the bomb and never
Speaker 2: possessing it. They are Schrodinger's nuclear power.
Speaker 3: They both have.
Speaker 2: Their nuclear capabilities completely destroyed while also being two weeks
Speaker 2: from it at any given time. It's a truly unique
Speaker 2: geographical area. The rules of time and space don't seem
Speaker 2: to apply there. It's whatever net Naho says. So look
Speaker 2: at nineteen eighty. They always use the word regime to
Speaker 2: demonize the government that they don't like. Yes, any government
Speaker 2: that we have a problem with is a regime, not
Speaker 2: our wonderful, glorious democracy. What followed from Washington was vintage Trump, chaos,
Speaker 2: cloaked and confidence. Unsurprisingly, on June twenty third, i Ron's
Speaker 2: Parliamentary National Security Committee endorsed a framework bill to suspend
Speaker 2: cooperation with the IAEA, including halting inspections, camera installations, and
Speaker 2: reporting unless Iran's nuclear sites are deemed secure. This has
Speaker 2: yet to be approved by Parliament and the President. The
Speaker 2: US President's calculus appears to have been part public relations,
Speaker 2: part military doctrine, with an eye on November, and growing
Speaker 2: discontent among his magabase figures such as Tucker Carlson and
Speaker 2: Steve Bannon had already voiced concerned that Trump had once
Speaker 2: again been played by net Yahoo into an entangling foreign war.
Speaker 2: The president seems to have decided that a quick show
Speaker 2: of strength followed by a clean exit would be his
Speaker 2: best political lifeline.
Speaker 3: I declaiming that the.
Speaker 2: US strikes were a spectacular success that had obliterated Iran's
Speaker 2: nuclear sights.
Speaker 3: This provides US president with.
Speaker 2: An off ramp to the conflict on a high note.
Speaker 2: That's right, Well, he's got to come in and do
Speaker 2: something right. He's got to strike them at least once.
Speaker 2: America has no business being involved in this at all.
Speaker 2: Iran's response was, in a word, theatrical, while you have
Speaker 2: six missiles was fired towards the large US military base
Speaker 2: and Cutter, anact that may seem hostile on its face,
Speaker 2: but evidence quickly emerged that Tehran had given Doha advance notice.
Speaker 2: According to Bloomberg, Ron's missile attack on a US air
Speaker 2: base and Cutter was telegraphed on in advance, suggesting Tehran
Speaker 2: intended a symbolic show of force while offering a way.
Speaker 3: To de escalate.
Speaker 2: After US air strikes over the weekend, not a single
Speaker 2: missile struck a target. This tit for tat performance provided
Speaker 2: Ron with its performative retaliation while ensuring that the fallout
Speaker 2: with its Gulf Arab neighbor was contained.
Speaker 3: Shield your eyes. War as piece, that's right. War is peace.
Speaker 2: You have to bomb the countries into submission so you
Speaker 2: can have peace. You have to strike at them. Following
Speaker 2: Trump seas fire announcement, the Iranian Foreign Minister say At
Speaker 2: abas Arahi said, as Iran has repeatedly made clear Israel
Speaker 2: launched war on Iran, not the other way around. Provided
Speaker 2: that the Israeli regime stops its illegal aggression against the
Speaker 2: Iranian people no later than four am Tehran time, we
Speaker 2: have no intention to continue our response afterwards. Jittery oil
Speaker 2: markets took this as a signal that escalation was unlikely.
Speaker 2: Brent and w WTI crude prices plunged by more than
Speaker 2: seven percent in hours of the tepet Iranian response. The
Speaker 2: drops reflected traders growing confidence that neither side so ought
Speaker 2: to drag the region into a long war, at least
Speaker 2: for now. Indeed, for Tehran, the stakes cannot be higher
Speaker 2: shuddering the straight of hord moves or selectively attacking tanker
Speaker 2: traffic threats floated by regime hardliners remains unlikely given the
Speaker 2: enormous economic and diplomatic costs on its Gulf neighbors on
Speaker 2: its own oil exports. China, which imports over forty percent
Speaker 2: of its oil from the Gulf States as close diplomatic
Speaker 2: and economic relations with Iron, would certainly be concerned with
Speaker 2: any disruption of.
Speaker 3: Oil flow out of the Strait of Hormuz.
Speaker 2: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin etniawho having claimed that this objective
Speaker 2: is nearly met, had shown interest in winding down the conflict.
Speaker 2: We don't pursue our actions beyond what is needed, he said, Well,
Speaker 2: I'm sure they'll just continue to assassinate scientists, killing them
Speaker 2: and their family members, doing whatever they need to, whatever
Speaker 2: they feel they're justified in doing, which is anything in
Speaker 2: everything up to murder. Won't pursue our actions beyond what
Speaker 2: is needed. Again, that is no consolidation, That is that
Speaker 2: is nothing to be happy about. When it's coming from Israel,
Speaker 2: who is willing to bomb women and children. What is
Speaker 2: needed assassination of their scientists and their family members instead
Speaker 2: of the weekend underscoring that Israel did not seek a
Speaker 2: war of attrition. The less than impressive performance of Israel's
Speaker 2: Iron Dome air defense system and daily videos of buildings
Speaker 2: destroyed by direct hits from Iranian missiles in Tel Aviv, Beersheba, Haifa,
Speaker 2: and other cities over the past week increased the pressure
Speaker 2: on the Israeli Prime Minister to assure citizens already fatigued
Speaker 2: by the Gaza war. Comment from tunnel Lord one three
Speaker 2: three seven, while based on the statements from earlier, if
Speaker 2: the nuclear program was simply set back a few months,
Speaker 2: I guess we'll have another conflict like this in a
Speaker 2: few months. That's right, We'll be back playing the same
Speaker 2: old games. Israel's economy, already strained by the ongoing conflict
Speaker 2: with Hamas and Gazas, buckling under wartime restrictions, airspace closures,
Speaker 2: shuttered schools, attacks on its major seaport at Haifa, and
Speaker 2: halted business operations, a war of attrition would have favored Iran,
Speaker 2: already under heavy US and EU sanctions, over Israel, the
Speaker 2: latter having an open trade oriented economy dependent on the
Speaker 2: free flow of goods, services, and finance for President Trump
Speaker 2: this morning cease fire declaration, if it hold, serves as
Speaker 2: both a strategic win and a political reprieve. Gone to
Speaker 2: the bellicose threats of fire and fury, he once again
Speaker 2: he can once again remind his magabase and outspoken supporters
Speaker 2: such as Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon, but he is
Speaker 2: the one leader who ends wars rather than starts them.
Speaker 2: Cease fire achieved, Trump posted, let's keep it that way. Well,
Speaker 2: you know, first, I guess I suppose you have to
Speaker 2: actually fire something before you can cease firing. Maybe that's
Speaker 2: what Trump didn't understand.
Speaker 3: It's like cease fire. We haven't fired yet, Oh crep,
Speaker 3: we need to fire. Got a fire first before I
Speaker 3: can cease firing. Now we can cease fire.
Speaker 2: We fired, I bombed you, we can cease firing.
Speaker 3: It's wonderful, isn't it. Audi?
Speaker 2: Mr R.
Speaker 3: Good to see you, Audi. I hope you're doing well.
Speaker 2: Everyone is seeing Israel for the evil state that it is,
Speaker 2: and yet our government proceeds with the agenda anyway. Well,
Speaker 2: if being revealed as an evil satanic group of pedophiles
Speaker 2: doesn't cause us to do anything about our government, I
Speaker 2: don't see why it would affect our relationships with Israel.
Speaker 2: So good to see you, Audie, but they're tied at
Speaker 2: the hip. An article published yesterday, XCI analyst Larry Johnson
Speaker 2: aptly noted that the entire sequence of fast paced events
Speaker 2: resembles kaboogie theater on steroids, a carefully choreographed pageant, with
Speaker 2: each actor playing their role to maintain internal legitimacy and
Speaker 2: geopolitical posture. Israel strike had to be answered, the US
Speaker 2: had to project dominance, Iran had to save face, and Trump, ever,
Speaker 2: the political showman, needed a victory that looked like peace,
Speaker 2: even if lasting peace may remain ephemeral. Israel Iran conflict
Speaker 2: may be momentarily on ice, but the deeper game continues.
Speaker 2: Nuclear ambitions, strategic deterrence, and energy geopolitics remain unresolved. This
Speaker 2: ceasefire may hold or it may unravel within days, but
Speaker 2: for now, the world exhales and Donald Trump, ever, the
Speaker 2: showman gets to exit stage right, at least until the
Speaker 2: next act.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: This is about making sure that Donald Trump gets to
Speaker 2: look like a hero. He gets to come in and say,
Speaker 2: we did it, boys, We decapitated their nuclear program and
Speaker 2: now they're gonna surrender. It's all because of our might.
Speaker 2: The American military does it again. Isn't a wonderful hal
Speaker 2: nine thousand? Mostly peaceful bombing? That's right, We only bombed
Speaker 2: a small portion of Iran. It was mostly peaceful. How
Speaker 2: Trump's weakness betrayed America's interests in Iran. In mid February
Speaker 2: nineteen forty five, a dying Franklin Roosevelt, on his way
Speaker 2: home from his final meetings with Stalin and Churchill at Yalta,
Speaker 2: met with Saudi King i Ibn Sad on the deck
Speaker 2: of the US s Quincy on the Great Bitter.
Speaker 3: Lake in Egypt.
Speaker 2: An account of the conversation from the Office of the
Speaker 2: Historian of the USA Department reads, in part, his Majesty
Speaker 2: called attention to the increasing threat to the existence of
Speaker 2: the Arabs and the crisis which has resulted from continued
Speaker 2: Jewish immigration with the purchase.
Speaker 3: Of land by the Jews.
Speaker 2: His Majesty further stated that the Arabs would choose to
Speaker 2: die rather than yield.
Speaker 3: Their land to the Jews.
Speaker 2: His Majesty stated that the hope of the Arabs is
Speaker 2: based upon the word of honor of the allies and
Speaker 2: upon the well known love of justice of the United States,
Speaker 2: and upon the expectation that the United States will support them.
Speaker 2: I don't think anyone would talk about the United States
Speaker 2: like that anymore. Love of justice. It was a different time.
Speaker 2: The President replied that he wished to assure his Majesty
Speaker 2: that he would do nothing to assist the Jews against
Speaker 2: the Arabs and would make no move hostile to the
Speaker 2: Arab people. He mattered his Majesty that it is impossible
Speaker 2: to prevent speeches and resolutions in Congress or in the
Speaker 2: press which may be made on any subject. His re
Speaker 2: assurance concerned his own future policy as chief executive the
Speaker 2: United States government. His Majesty thanked the President for his
Speaker 2: statement and mentioned the proposal to send an Arab mission
Speaker 2: to America in England to expound the case of the
Speaker 2: Arabs in Palestine. President stated that he thought this was
Speaker 2: a very good idea because he thought many people in
Speaker 2: America and England were misinformed. What Saud was saying, in
Speaker 2: other words, was why should Arabs have to pay the
Speaker 2: price for Germany's crimes. Yet, even then, the longest serving
Speaker 2: president in our history recognized that when it comes to
Speaker 2: politics of the levant the lobby rules. In seventy five
Speaker 2: years since its founding, Israel has repeatedly undermined the United
Speaker 2: States and has murdered numerous American civilians, as well as
Speaker 2: thirty four members of the crew of the USS Liberty.
Speaker 2: Still more, Israel poses a unique, continuing and dangerous counterintelligence threat.
Speaker 2: It acts with impunity because Congress is bought and paid
Speaker 2: for by money funneled to it from its domestic lobby
Speaker 2: a pack. It treats US presidents like doormats. Bill Clinton
Speaker 2: famously asked after his meeting with Nitt Yahoo nineteen ninety six,
Speaker 2: who the f does he think he is? Who's the
Speaker 2: superpower here?
Speaker 3: Good question? Who's the superpower here?
Speaker 2: Americans are increasingly asking themselves to the guard Israe. At
Speaker 2: what point does it become enough we seem as a
Speaker 2: people unable to elect presidents or even more than a
Speaker 2: handful if that of senators and congressmen were willing to
Speaker 2: place American interests before Israeli interests. Joe Biden spent much
Speaker 2: of his last year in office doing his level best
Speaker 2: to make the United States complicit in its genocidal campaign
Speaker 2: against the Palestinians. On Saturday Night, Donald J. Trump caved
Speaker 2: to the demands of the entitled cynical, an entirely loathsome
Speaker 2: Benjamin and Yahoo, and his powerful loyalists in America, including
Speaker 2: radio presenter Mark Lavine, Mogul, Rupert Murdoch, and casino heiress
Speaker 2: Miriam Adelson, to commit an act of war against Iran
Speaker 2: on false pretenses. Indeed, there were no more nuclear devices
Speaker 2: under the Mountain than there were WMD's in Iraq. Sports
Speaker 2: are now servicing that John Ratcliffe, the deeply unimpressive and
Speaker 2: wholly dishonest Director of Central Intelligence, had, in the manner
Speaker 2: of George Tennant.
Speaker 3: Cooked the books.
Speaker 2: In response to all this Iranian state televised television shite
Speaker 2: a warning on Sunday Morne. Now, every American citizen or
Speaker 2: military personnel constitutes a legitimate target. Let us speak plainly
Speaker 2: and without pretense. This is a war of Israel's making.
Speaker 2: But there's a war that Donald Trump was too weak
Speaker 2: and too vain glorious to stop. It was from anti
Speaker 2: war dot COM's by James Carden. It's a very good
Speaker 2: article and is right. Donald Trump was too weak and
Speaker 2: too vain glorious to stop it. Looking for monsters to
Speaker 2: destroy for Israel's benefit. We got some comments angry Tiger's
Speaker 2: den this scream soap opera script. All of a sudden,
Speaker 2: opposing forces are announcing to each other they are going
Speaker 2: to attack. I have no war general, but what kind
Speaker 2: of strategy is this? Yes, I don't remember that. Uh,
Speaker 2: I don't remember that that you're supposed to, of course
Speaker 2: announce where and when you're going to attack and what
Speaker 2: they can do to stop it. Stealth's patron. We failed
Speaker 2: to bring democracy or peace to any of the Middle
Speaker 2: Eastern nations that we've bombed, so the next logical thing
Speaker 2: is to keep bombing.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: If at first you don't succeed, try try again. Mamma
Speaker 2: did and raise no quitter. So we're not going to
Speaker 2: leave the Middle East until it's all completely rubble or
Speaker 2: they've accepted democracy. Though of course, you know, it's a
Speaker 2: lot easier to turn something into rubble with bombs than
Speaker 2: it is to give them some semblance of freedom. So
Speaker 2: we'll just see what happens. I suppose, So, goy, what
Speaker 2: do they think Iran is going to do? Get one
Speaker 2: bomb and use it in risk getting hit with fifty
Speaker 2: The entire story is irrational. Yeah, it's never held. It's
Speaker 2: never been rational or made any sense to me. They're
Speaker 2: going to get one and then they're going to get
Speaker 2: absolutely annihilated. They're going to be removed from the face
Speaker 2: of the earth. That's the story that they're going with,
Speaker 2: and they're going to stick to it. KWD sixty eight.
Speaker 2: Gotta love a ceasefire. That let's one side attack for
Speaker 2: a bonus round. That's right, you cease firing, and well,
Speaker 2: you know, we'll maybe cease firing, but we also may
Speaker 2: not cease firing. But if you respond to us not
Speaker 2: respecting the ceasefire, then you've disrespected the ceasefire, and so
Speaker 2: that gives us justification to ignore the ceasefire that we
Speaker 2: were already ignoring. It's a very interesting type of negotiation
Speaker 2: that Israel has engaged in. Very good for them, I suppose.
Speaker 2: Shaky Israel Iran sees fire appears to hold after Trump
Speaker 2: tells Israel to stop the bombing. Fragile ceasefire between Israel
Speaker 2: and Iran appears to be holding after it got off
Speaker 2: to a shaky start and President Trump publicly urged Israel
Speaker 2: to stop the bombing. Trump announced the truth on Wednesday night,
Speaker 2: which was followed by heavy Israeli attacks on Tehran. Ron
Speaker 2: then hit back with several waves of bullistic missiles. That's right,
Speaker 2: he announces the truth. On Wednesday, Israel strikes again. Iran
Speaker 2: violated it, but Israel violated it too. Trump told reporters, well,
Speaker 2: it should be said that Israel violated it and Iran
Speaker 2: responded to their attack. That's how you would correctly phrase
Speaker 2: that if you didn't want to make it seem as
Speaker 2: though Iran was the aggressor when Israel was.
Speaker 3: Trump told reporters.
Speaker 2: On the White House Slawn before boarding marine wanted to
Speaker 2: go to the NATO summit in the Hague.
Speaker 3: Israel.
Speaker 2: As soon as you made the deal, they came out
Speaker 2: and dropped a load of bombs, the likes of witch
Speaker 2: I've never seen before, the biggest load that we've ever seen.
Speaker 3: I'm not happy with Israel.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't think being happy with Israel means anything
Speaker 2: when they have their hands so deeply embedded in our government.
Speaker 2: When Trump announce the ceasefire, he said it would take
Speaker 2: effect in twelve hours. When I say, okay, now you
Speaker 2: have twelve hours. You don't go out in the first
Speaker 2: hour and draw everything you have on them. So I'm
Speaker 2: not happy with them. I'm not happy with I ran either,
Speaker 2: but I'm really unhappy if Israel is going out this
Speaker 2: morning because of one rocket, Trump said. According to a
Speaker 2: report from mac Show, Sarn fired three missiles that were
Speaker 2: either intercepted or landed in open areas, and Israel sent
Speaker 2: fighter jets to bomb Iran. But at the same time,
Speaker 2: Trump was speaking to reporters after this after his comments,
Speaker 2: Trump were true social social Israel, do not drop those bombs.
Speaker 2: If you do it as a major violation, major bring
Speaker 2: a pilot's home now.
Speaker 1: Donald J.
Speaker 2: Trump, President of the United States, axio's support said that
Speaker 2: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu then spoke to Trump said
Speaker 2: he could cancel the air strikes, but that Israel significantly
Speaker 2: scale back the planned attack and targeted only one radar system.
Speaker 2: And a follow up post, well, you know, we're scaling
Speaker 2: back our violation of the ceasefire. It's not going to
Speaker 2: be a major violation. It'll be a small, minor violation.
Speaker 2: Isn't that wonderful.
Speaker 4: You'll barely even notice that we bombed them and killed
Speaker 4: a bunch of people.
Speaker 2: It'll be a minor bombing, a very tiny bomb. Where's
Speaker 2: Iron's Uranium? Top secret? Leaked US Intel says Core Nuclear
Speaker 2: Components intact? KWD sixty eight has it coming here. You
Speaker 2: must start the war to end the war.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: You can't end a war that hasn't been started yet.
Speaker 2: How can you look like a big old hero if
Speaker 2: you don't have someone to save. You've gotta have chaos
Speaker 2: to bring order to it. Where's Iron's uranium? Top secret?
Speaker 2: Leaked US Intel says Core Nuclear Components intact? The Iranians
Speaker 2: aren't dumb and likely took drastic steps to further protect, conceal,
Speaker 2: or likely move these enriched stockpiles, some four hundred kilograms,
Speaker 2: according to most reports, as a wave after wave of
Speaker 2: Israeli warplanes hit Iran significantly before the US sent its
Speaker 2: bombers this past weekend, it appears Core components are still intact,
Speaker 2: though Iran has long maintained it is merely for peaceful
Speaker 2: nuclear energy development. New York Times is currently reporting that
Speaker 2: the US operation merely set Iron's nuclear program back by
Speaker 2: a few months, and further big media allegations based on
Speaker 2: US social and intel assessment, that the Iranians moved their
Speaker 2: enriched uranium US bombs didn't collapse underground Iranian nuke.
Speaker 3: Buildings as New York Times.
Speaker 2: According to well placed sources who have seen the classified
Speaker 2: DIA assessment of the Bomb Damage Assessment BDA after the
Speaker 2: US US military strikes last weekend, THEA assesses that the
Speaker 2: Iran nuclear program could be back online in a matter
Speaker 2: of months, from one to two months on the low end.
Speaker 2: Early emerging intelligence also points to the stockpile having not
Speaker 2: been destroyed, which contradicts the current victory lap claims being
Speaker 2: made by President Trump and some of his top officials.
Speaker 2: In a huge development blows, fresh CNN reporting based on
Speaker 2: leaked assessment by the Defense Intelligence Agency. The assessment, which
Speaker 2: has not been previously reported, was produced by the Defense
Speaker 2: Intelligence Agency, the Pentagon's Intelligence arm. It is based on
Speaker 2: a battle damage assessment conducted by US Central Command the
Speaker 2: aftermath of the U S strikes. One of the sources
Speaker 2: said the analysis of the damage to the sites and
Speaker 2: the impact of the strikes on Iran's nuclear ambitions is ongoing.
Speaker 2: It changes more intelligence becomes available, but the early findings
Speaker 2: are at odds with President Donald Trump's repeated claims that
Speaker 2: the strikes completely and totally obliterated Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities.
Speaker 2: They're gone. I obliterated them. We're gonna have piece, We're
Speaker 2: gonna have peace now that we bombed, and we're gonna
Speaker 2: cease firing. One unnamed defense official quoted in the report
Speaker 2: says centrifuges are largely intact and more based on the
Speaker 2: apparently top secret.
Speaker 3: Leaked DIA until report.
Speaker 2: And you'll, of course remember earlier in the show, we
Speaker 2: were re covering some other person saying, well, centrifuges are
Speaker 2: incredibly delicate and they're most likely gone. But now we're
Speaker 2: being told even those are likely still intact. So these
Speaker 2: delicate pieces of machinery are still apparently ready.
Speaker 3: For more work.
Speaker 2: Couldn't even destroy a delicate piece of machinery. It seems
Speaker 2: not as effective as Donald Trump wants you to believe,
Speaker 2: is it. So the DIA assessment is that the US
Speaker 2: set them back maybe a few months, tops, this person added.
Speaker 2: White House acknowledged the existence of the assessment.
Speaker 3: But said they disagreed with it.
Speaker 2: CNN reports that initial US intelligence assessment says that the
Speaker 2: US didn't Destroyer Run's nuclear facilities set the program back
Speaker 2: only by a few months. The White House acknowledged the
Speaker 2: assessment was real, but said it disagrees with it and
Speaker 2: that it.
Speaker 3: Was leaked by a loser.
Speaker 2: Loser, So this appears yet another case with the White
Speaker 2: House disagreeing with its own intelligence community in an ongoing
Speaker 2: awkward situation which.
Speaker 3: Has Iraq war vibes.
Speaker 2: However, without the doubt, without doubt, the ICY is still
Speaker 2: working on an overall consensus based likely on several different
Speaker 2: intel threads and across agencies. Doesn't seem to be any
Speaker 2: real consensus in what's going on. Can't seem to get
Speaker 2: their stories straight. Did they destroy everything? Was it completely obliterated?
Speaker 2: Or are the centrifuges still intact? Hard to say? Hard
Speaker 2: to say indeed, Well, I think we'll probably come back
Speaker 2: to Iran, but we've been covering that for a couple
Speaker 2: of days. Now, what can take a quick break, and
Speaker 2: when we come back, we'll take a look at what's
Speaker 2: going on with the war on Christians.
Speaker 3: So stay with us, we'll be right back.
Speaker 11: Unlike most revolutions, whether people rise against the real economic oppression,
Speaker 11: in our case here in Boston, we are fighting for
Speaker 11: purely an abstract principle. It is, however, not nearly so
Speaker 11: abstract as the Young gentleman supposes the issue involved here
Speaker 11: is one of monopolies. Today the British government will monopolize
Speaker 11: the sale of tea in our country. Tomorrow it will
Speaker 11: be something else.
Speaker 1: Liberty, it's your move. You're listening to the David Night Show. Liberty,
Speaker 1: it's your move, and now the David Knight Show.
Speaker 2: Welcome back, folks. You've got a lot of great comments here.
Speaker 3: Audi Mr R.
Speaker 2: Don't forget the number of standing ovations that Net and
Speaker 2: Yahoo received in our own halls of Congress.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: He comes over and they clap like trained seals. They
Speaker 2: just put their hands together, and whatever he says was like, yes, Benjamin,
Speaker 2: anything you say, Benjamin, anything for you, Benjamin Brian's McCartney
Speaker 2: Torontald dump had to double the six day war, bigger,
Speaker 2: better batter.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: Six day war. No, No, it's twelve days d nine
Speaker 2: seven four zero one. If their nuclear material have been hit,
Speaker 2: some of the U two thirty five would have been
Speaker 2: air selized and would be detected around the world. It
Speaker 2: seems like maybe they didn't hit anything then huh KWD
Speaker 2: sixty eight. Remember Trump isn't dumb like foreign presidents. He's
Speaker 2: a super genius, while E Trumpy that's it, while E
Speaker 2: Trumpy super genius super.
Speaker 8: The second thing is Kristin. I certainly empathize with Americans
Speaker 8: who are exhausted after twenty five years of foreign entanglements
Speaker 8: in the Middle East. I understand the concern. But the
Speaker 8: difference is that back then I feel your pain for presidents.
Speaker 8: So now we have a president who actually knows how
Speaker 8: to accomplish America's national security objectives.
Speaker 2: So this is not that's right, folks. It's so wonderful
Speaker 2: having such an intelligent, stable genius at the helm, Isn't
Speaker 2: it so stable? So genius? No one could be more
Speaker 2: stable or more genius. We've got some comments about the
Speaker 2: Golden Dome that I didn't get to you earlier, but
Speaker 2: comments from do not obey golden safety blankets. I'm safe
Speaker 2: with a little nerd emoji.
Speaker 3: That's right. Put your golden safety.
Speaker 2: Blanket over top of you, pull it right over your head,
Speaker 2: and you'll just be perfectly safe. It won't be a
Speaker 2: gigantic waste of tax payer money designed to fight a
Speaker 2: type of war that we probably won't engage in any longer.
Speaker 2: It won't do anything to stop these drones that will
Speaker 2: likely target infrastructure, but you know it'll it'll cost a lot.
Speaker 2: I'm sure Raytheon and Lockheed Martin, whoever is gonna get
Speaker 2: the contract, will be more than happy to supply this
Speaker 2: boondoggle that will generate tons of revenue for them, and
Speaker 2: then once it doesn't work, they'll have to go, Oh,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, guys, but if you give us some more money,
Speaker 2: we can fix it. KWD sixty eight need to build
Speaker 2: some golden coal powered plants, that's right. Maybe that's how
Speaker 2: we get Donald Trump to sign onto anything. There's some
Speaker 2: We're gonna paint it gold, Donnie. You don't understand. No, No,
Speaker 2: those windmills there, they're cringe, they're lame and gay. What
Speaker 2: we want is a big gold coal plant. That's right.
Speaker 3: We're gonna paint it gold.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be the most beautiful coal plant in the world.
Speaker 3: Donnie.
Speaker 2: We're gonna paint it gold and you're gonna love it.
Speaker 3: I'm Marty.
Speaker 2: The Golden Dome is in Donald's imagination on his head.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: The only golden dome is Donald Trump's Shelley A. The
Speaker 2: dome is not for incoming missiles.
Speaker 3: They hate.
Speaker 2: Our guts is to make sure, you are incapable of revolting. Ever,
Speaker 2: all the weapons of war that are utilized in other
Speaker 2: countries will eventually be brought back and used against the
Speaker 2: American people here. That's just how it goes. As I said,
Speaker 2: we're going to take a look at what's going on
Speaker 2: with some insanity here in the United States. That's enough
Speaker 2: about war insanity for now. We're going to look at
Speaker 2: some gender insanity. Begala, California is crazy to allow schools
Speaker 2: to not tell parents about children transitioning, but Tennessee's ban
Speaker 2: on children's transitioning is wrong.
Speaker 3: That's right. He's a moderate.
Speaker 2: He's like, well, you know, you should tell parents, but
Speaker 2: also sure, if your kid wants to mutilate themselves, go
Speaker 2: for it. Is that what passes for a moderate these days?
Speaker 4: I'm castrating children just so long as we inform the
Speaker 4: parents that it's going on.
Speaker 2: Exactly, You've got to inform the parents before you mutilate
Speaker 2: a child. That's just common sense. This is the type
Speaker 2: of common sense policy we need to get back to
Speaker 2: in the United States.
Speaker 3: This is what.
Speaker 2: We've lost by letting ideologues run the party. A nice,
Speaker 2: good middle ground we can all be happy with. On
Speaker 2: Friday's broadcast of HBO's Real Time. CNN political contributor and
Speaker 2: Democratic strategists Paul Bigale, Yes, this is the Democratic strategist.
Speaker 3: By the way, this is his strategy.
Speaker 2: We're gonna retake some middle ground by, you know, making
Speaker 2: sure their parents are informed. But yeah, mutilate the children.
Speaker 2: Great strategy. Paul real big fan of it. So that
Speaker 2: while he disagrees with bands on gender transitions for children,
Speaker 2: it's crazy for states like California to keep schools from
Speaker 2: telling parents about their children transitioning. The rep who's in
Speaker 2: it of Wesley Hunt, Republican Texas. This is one of
Speaker 2: the reasons why the Democrats are losing on an issue
Speaker 2: like this, because again, you can't definitively tell I have
Speaker 2: a six, a four, and a two year old. My
Speaker 2: six and four year old think they're Anna and Elsa.
Speaker 2: My little boy thinks he's likening McQueen Kuchow.
Speaker 3: Buddy, that's great.
Speaker 2: By the time you're eighteen years old, if you want
Speaker 2: to change your body, you can live and do whatever
Speaker 2: you want as long as you want to pay for it.
Speaker 3: I fought for the right for you to be able
Speaker 3: to do that.
Speaker 2: When we are talking about children and underdeveloped human beings
Speaker 2: and allowing them to make decisions that are going to
Speaker 2: impact the rest of their life.
Speaker 3: We must protect them. That's right.
Speaker 2: Children don't have developed brains. They are extremely susceptible to propaganda.
Speaker 2: They can be influenced by outside forces, and they don't
Speaker 2: fully understand what's going on with them. They can be
Speaker 2: told different things. It is ridiculous to ever believe that
Speaker 2: we should let them do this to themselves. This is
Speaker 2: why children have parents, people that love them and can
Speaker 2: look out for their best centrists while they are still developing.
Speaker 2: Bigala responded, we're people of.
Speaker 3: Faith, Bill is not.
Speaker 2: We believe that God gives children to parents, not politicians.
Speaker 2: In Nashville, the Tennessee legislature doesn't give a ripsnort about children,
Speaker 2: or they would address the chief cause of childhood death
Speaker 2: and Tennessee, which is guns. I want to see some
Speaker 2: statistics on that, buddy. I want to know where you're
Speaker 2: getting that from. Why should the politicians decide what parents do?
Speaker 2: Host Bill Maher responded that those are totally separate issues,
Speaker 2: adding and by the way, the issue is quite the reverse.
Speaker 2: Like out here in California and in New Jersey, it's
Speaker 2: a schools who are not allowed to even tell the parents.
Speaker 2: Bigala responded, that's crazy. I'm consistent parents should decide this,
Speaker 2: not schools and not politicians. I think that it is
Speaker 2: absolutely reasonable if for the state to come in this
Speaker 2: instance say no, you're not going to mutilate children. I
Speaker 2: don't think you have the right to mutilate children. I
Speaker 2: don't think that's covered under the constitution. I think it
Speaker 2: is absolutely fine in this instance for the government to
Speaker 2: come in and say nah, I don't think so, brother,
Speaker 2: I don't think that you should do that. I think
Speaker 2: children need to be protected by any means necessary. And
Speaker 2: if there is some crazy parents somewhere that is like,
Speaker 2: oh my my son thinks he's a girl, and so
Speaker 2: we're going to start putting them on puberty blockers, I
Speaker 2: think someone needs to come in and stop them because
Speaker 2: that is child abuse. That is evil, that is despicable,
Speaker 2: it's disgusting. North American house hippo. When I was a
Speaker 2: boy in high school, we're going back nearly forty years here,
Speaker 2: getting my ear pierce would have resulted in a harsh
Speaker 2: intervention from my schoolmates.
Speaker 3: Good old days.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: Times have changed. Times have certainly changed. It was even
Speaker 2: when we were growing up, that kind of thing would
Speaker 2: have gotten you made fun of and bullied a little bit.
Speaker 3: We went to.
Speaker 2: Church with this one kid one time and he showed
Speaker 2: up wearing some sparkly rainbow suspenders, and rightfully so we
Speaker 2: all just kind of looked at it and we're like,
Speaker 2: that's Gay's that's really that's really gay? Why are you
Speaker 2: wearing those? It was a different time. I don't think
Speaker 2: you could get away with that, and definitely not in school,
Speaker 2: but even in many churches, you probably have a severe
Speaker 2: talking to a Syrian girl. Children in the government public
Speaker 2: cesspool systems are indoctrinated approximately six hours a day. How
Speaker 2: many quality hours do their parents have with them to
Speaker 2: undo the damage. Yeah, this is something that I've thought
Speaker 2: about for many years. It's just, you know, the parents
Speaker 2: working full time, likely both of them are. The child
Speaker 2: is in school for six hours, they've got homework. When
Speaker 2: they've got home, they've probably got some kind of extracurricular activities.
Speaker 2: They've probably got interests of their own that they're going
Speaker 2: to engage with their at home. The parents have to shower,
Speaker 2: the children have to shower. There's all kinds of things
Speaker 2: that you have to do in a day. How much
Speaker 2: time do you actually get to spend with your children?
Speaker 2: How much time do you have to undo the damage.
Speaker 2: It's not worth it. It is not worth it to
Speaker 2: send them to these government as you said, cesspools out
Speaker 2: of the convenience, like, oh well, uh, you know, they'll
Speaker 2: watch them and allegedly get some kind of education from
Speaker 2: them there, right, But we see the type of education
Speaker 2: that they end up getting. Mara added, I think they're
Speaker 2: not protecting the children from people coming in and taking advantage.
Speaker 2: I think of young folks who don't know what's going on.
Speaker 2: I didn't know what was going on when I was
Speaker 2: eight years old.
Speaker 3: I wasn't happy.
Speaker 2: When I was a teenager, someone offered this as a solution,
Speaker 2: I might go for it. They have done study since then.
Speaker 2: That's why America is an outlier country with this.
Speaker 3: All the other.
Speaker 2: Countries pulled back on this because they said, we don't know,
Speaker 2: and sometimes they're just gay, and sometimes they're just confused,
Speaker 2: and sometimes they're just depressed. Once you start taking out
Speaker 2: body parts, you can't reverse it. Bill Maher voice of reason. Somehow,
Speaker 2: Chiley Shelley A.
Speaker 3: The teachers are screwballs.
Speaker 2: Don't send your children into that hell hole.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: We've seen the type of people that become public school teachers.
Speaker 2: As a general rule. They're extreme ideologues. They're there to
Speaker 2: indoctrinate your children. They flat out admit it. They love
Speaker 2: putting the trans flag, the LGBT flag up and bragging
Speaker 2: about how this is the only flag you'll salute in
Speaker 2: my classroom. It's truly despicable. They join it not because
Speaker 2: they want to help children, but because they want to
Speaker 2: impose their will upon them, to impose their beliefs, to
Speaker 2: indoctrinate them. It's utterly disgusting. I have zero respect for
Speaker 2: the public school system. It was always funny to me
Speaker 2: when I was growing up, a lot of Pokemon fever
Speaker 2: was at its height, and then it reached a tipping
Speaker 2: point where people in the church began to worry, like, oh,
Speaker 2: this is pushing evolution, this is teaching evolution. We can't
Speaker 2: have our kids enjoying Pokemon, can't have them playing Pokemon.
Speaker 2: But they would send their kids to public schools for
Speaker 2: six hours a day, as you said, where they were
Speaker 2: taught evolution. They couldn't have them playing a silly little
Speaker 2: video game, but we can have you go to public
Speaker 2: schools where they're going to teach you evolution as fact,
Speaker 2: where they're going to undermine everything that the Bible stands
Speaker 2: for over and over again. It's always funny to me
Speaker 2: that so many Christians will look at something like Harry
Speaker 2: Potter and go, well, this has anti Christian themes, and
Speaker 2: they're right, it's not wrong to point that out. But
Speaker 2: then they'll send them into a public school, which is
Speaker 2: far more damaging, which is far more dangerous. Without the
Speaker 2: slightest bit of hesitation, it's like, oh, well, you know,
Speaker 2: what are you going to do? They'll strain at the Pokemon,
Speaker 2: at the Pikachu, and completely bypass their thought process when
Speaker 2: it comes to public school, which will indoctrinate them more
Speaker 2: thoroughly than a video game ever could. Bill Maher allowing
Speaker 2: states to ban transitioning miners helps get Dems to something
Speaker 2: normal people can vote for. On Friday's broadcast of HBO's
Speaker 2: Real Time, host, Bill Maher stated that the Supreme Court
Speaker 2: of holding Tennessee's ban on gender transitions for minors is
Speaker 2: a great first step to getting the Democratic Party back
Speaker 2: to something that people can respect and normal.
Speaker 3: People can vote for that's right.
Speaker 2: Bill Maher understands that the Democrat Party has become so
Speaker 2: insane on these issues that a lot of people are
Speaker 2: looking at it and going, oh, man, I can't vote
Speaker 2: for that.
Speaker 3: I can't. It's too crazy.
Speaker 2: That's part of the reason why Donald Trump has won,
Speaker 2: because people will look at this kind of insanity on
Speaker 2: the left and go, well, whatever the right is offering,
Speaker 2: it's got to be better. It at least doesn't come
Speaker 2: with this.
Speaker 3: Mar stated.
Speaker 2: The Supreme Court ruled the other day about transgender Okay,
Speaker 2: there was an issue in Tennessee. Now the states can
Speaker 2: restrict miners from transitioning. We're just saying the states have
Speaker 2: the right to regulate this.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of people again, I'm critical when
Speaker 2: I think my side goes too far. They go too
Speaker 2: far often, and they went too far on this for
Speaker 2: a long time. Gender affirming, all this gender dysphoria, all
Speaker 2: these terms they used to try just to say that
Speaker 2: biological sex isn't a real thing, It's all a social construct.
Speaker 2: This was always nonsense. Not there isn't such a real
Speaker 2: thing as trans people. There are, but it's rare, and
Speaker 2: they made it unrare. I think over one hundred clinics
Speaker 2: opened in the last ten or twenty years because it
Speaker 2: became a thing.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: We saw once it became popular, once it became the
Speaker 2: new in thing in the LGBT, it exploded. They were everywhere.
Speaker 2: Suddenly everyone had a trans kit. It seemed like, oh, well,
Speaker 2: my eight year old son is trans, my teenage boy,
Speaker 2: my teenage girl is trans. It exploded. You wouldn't see
Speaker 2: that if this was just a naturally occurring phenomenon. He continued, Well,
Speaker 2: now this Blue states, by the way, will not be affected.
Speaker 2: They're just saying states have the right to regulate this.
Speaker 2: And I think it's a great first step getting the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party back to something that people can respect and
Speaker 2: normal people can vote for.
Speaker 3: We'll see.
Speaker 2: I think the Democrat Party has long since embraced their
Speaker 2: role on the lunatic fringe of the left and are
Speaker 2: only going to move further left. Lawmakers target New Jersey
Speaker 2: homeschoolers is by Alex Newman of The New American. Under
Speaker 2: the guise of having the government provide oversight of homeschooling families.
Speaker 2: Far left Democrat lawmakers in New Jersey are working with
Speaker 2: powerful forces to crack down on home education rental rights
Speaker 2: and educational liberty. If the effort is not stopped, homeschoolers
Speaker 2: in the Garden State will soon have Big Brother watching
Speaker 2: them literally. The most controversial legislation introduced this month requires
Speaker 2: homeschool families, both children and parents to meet annually with
Speaker 2: a government bureaucrat. It turns the presumption of innocence on
Speaker 2: its head, with homeschoolers forced to prove to the government
Speaker 2: that everything is okay as part of a wellness check.
Speaker 2: Wonder what that might entail? Bill known as Senate Bill
Speaker 2: SB four or five eight nine, is shortened to the
Speaker 2: point a child in a home education program in the
Speaker 2: child's parents or guardian shall meet annually with a person
Speaker 2: from the resident school district who has been designated but
Speaker 2: the superintendent of the school district. The designated person shall
Speaker 2: be a school counsel or school nurse or school social
Speaker 2: worker employed by the school district. The purpose of the
Speaker 2: meeting shall be for the parent or guardian to have
Speaker 2: an opportunity to request support from the school district for
Speaker 2: the home education program, for the person designated by the
Speaker 2: superintendent to conduct a general health and wellness check of
Speaker 2: the child. What kind of support a homeschooling parent might
Speaker 2: be expected to request from the government is not made
Speaker 2: clear in the bill, but in the immortal words of
Speaker 2: President Ronald Reagan that my most terrifying words in the
Speaker 2: English language are I'm from the government, and I'm here
Speaker 2: to help. The other, far more ominous purpose of the
Speaker 2: mandatory annual meeting is crystal clear and short. If the
Speaker 2: bill is passed, a government bureaucrat will be in charge
Speaker 2: of assessing whether parents are doing an acceptable job of parenting,
Speaker 2: caring for, and educating their homeschooled children.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: The government's going to come in and decide if they're
Speaker 2: up to standard, if they're being given the appropriate education.
Speaker 2: We know the type of things that they actually care
Speaker 2: about when it comes to education. It's not reading, writing,
Speaker 2: and arithmetic.
Speaker 4: So, in other words, this is CPS mandated for all
Speaker 4: homeschooling from a wellness check from the people that want
Speaker 4: the genital mutilation, with no information for the parents.
Speaker 2: The criteria for determining what is acceptable, of course, will
Speaker 2: be in the hands of the very bureaucrats and policymakers
Speaker 2: who are knowingly and willingly sexualizing and in doctating indoctrinating.
Speaker 3: Children in public schools.
Speaker 2: These are the same bureaucrats teaching children to believe in absurdities,
Speaker 2: like the idea they have been born in the wrong
Speaker 2: body that hormone therapy and surgical mutilation of genitals may
Speaker 2: be the solution. The bill currently has three Democrat co sponsors,
Speaker 2: Senator John Burzicelli, Senator Paul Moriarty, and Senator Benji Wimberley.
Speaker 2: And I have did a little bit of research on Burzicelli, Moriarty,
Speaker 2: and Wimberley. Burzicelli is very pro abortion, introduced legislation for
Speaker 2: color coding states based on access to abortion. So it'd
Speaker 2: be like a travel advisory if you leave New Jersey.
Speaker 2: You could look at it and go, oh, what if
Speaker 2: I'm traveling in Nita's on the spot abortion, I have
Speaker 2: to be careful where I travel sports New Jersey codifying
Speaker 2: absolute rights to abortion, advocates allowing people to change gender
Speaker 2: on birth certificates and such. That's the first sponsor, so
Speaker 2: you can imagine what he might imagine. A wellness checktion entail.
Speaker 2: Moriarty supported a twenty twenty one bill requiring schools to
Speaker 2: include instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity starting in
Speaker 2: kindergarten mandating districts to teach lessons affirming LGBTQ relationships and identities.
Speaker 2: Now Wimberly, the third co sponsor, also co sponsored to
Speaker 2: bill which sought if you face force New Jersey Commissioners
Speaker 2: of Education to develop guidelines for accommodating trans students in
Speaker 2: public schools, Restrooms Acts, public Schools, rushroom access name slush
Speaker 2: PRONA recognition, anti discrimination protection. And we know what they
Speaker 2: define is anti discrimination protection is worship. You will bow
Speaker 2: down and you will do whatever these people say. These
Speaker 2: are the people that are co sponsoring this bill, so
Speaker 2: you know the type of things that they'll want to
Speaker 2: put in there. We'll make sure that your child is
Speaker 2: being taught that they can be a different a different
Speaker 2: sex than they were born, that if you wren't respecting that,
Speaker 2: you're the problem. It's not that they're suffering from some
Speaker 2: kind of mental illness, it's that you need to respect them,
Speaker 2: and if you don't, the government's going to come in
Speaker 2: and hammer you for it. Critics, including the Homeschool Legal
Speaker 2: Defense Association, which represents hundreds of thousands of homeschooling families nationwide,
Speaker 2: are already fighting back This bill can only encourage discrimination, prejudice,
Speaker 2: and suspicion towards parents merely because they exercise their constitutional
Speaker 2: right to homeschool with their children, worn Scott Woodruff, HSLDA,
Speaker 2: Director of Legal and Legislative Advocacy. The details of the bill,
Speaker 2: he continued, are astonishingly problematic as well. For example, the
Speaker 2: legislation does not define what a general health and wellness
Speaker 2: check is. The government loves to leave these kinds of
Speaker 2: things vague. Leave it up to the petty bureaucrat that
Speaker 2: shows about your house's imagination. Whatever they feel like complaining
Speaker 2: about on that day. Perhaps you're not quite gender affirming enough.
Speaker 2: Perhaps they're not being taught enough LGBTQ propaganda. Perhaps they're
Speaker 2: not being told that they have an absolute.
Speaker 3: Right to abortion.
Speaker 2: Who knows could be any of those, could be anything else.
Speaker 3: They love to leave these things vague.
Speaker 2: That means officials will essentially be able to do what
Speaker 2: they like, including question children.
Speaker 3: Without their parents present.
Speaker 2: How despicable and evil S four five eight nine is
Speaker 2: not merely an affront two homeschooling families, continued Woodruff, urging
Speaker 2: constituents of the senators to call and make their voices heard.
Speaker 2: It raises privacy concerns and undermines the fundamental principle of
Speaker 2: American jurisprudence that individuals are presumed innocent unless there is
Speaker 2: proof they have committed a crime. Another controversial bill, SB
Speaker 2: seventeen ninety six was just featured in a June Fifth
Speaker 2: hearing that drew hundreds of homeschool parents in opposition. Zuel's,
Speaker 2: an attorney for the HSLDA. If approved, it would require
Speaker 2: homeschool families to register with the government provide information on
Speaker 2: the children without even basic privacy protections. Situation in New
Speaker 2: Jersey follows a very predictable formula being observed in multiple states. First,
Speaker 2: activist team up with far left journalists to find an
Speaker 2: exceedingly rare case of a child not receiving in adequate
Speaker 2: education or worse a parents are guardians abusing or neglecting
Speaker 2: a child while claiming to be homeschooling. Once they suitable,
Speaker 2: cases identify the activist journalist and quotes highlights the case,
Speaker 2: paints it as normal or potentially even common. Quotes the
Speaker 2: tutalitarian activists demanding government control, and then pesters legislators to
Speaker 2: comment on doing something with the media buzz typic tyrannical
Speaker 2: lawmakers then have cover to introduce bills targeting.
Speaker 3: Homeschoolers in New Jersey case.
Speaker 2: A major hit piece targeting home educators recently appeared in
Speaker 2: the nearby Philadelphia Inquirer under the headline New Jersey is
Speaker 2: deeply unregulated on homeschooling, leaving the system vulnerable to child
Speaker 2: abuse activists. Journalist Nate File express shock that the Garden
Speaker 2: State homeschooled children under complete control of their parents. What
Speaker 2: a terrible thing. Children under the control of their parents.
Speaker 2: They should be under the control of the state, under
Speaker 2: the control of the schools that are going to tell
Speaker 2: them all these wonderful things about sexuality. They're going to
Speaker 2: expose them to pornographic books in the library. Isn't that wonderful?
Speaker 2: Isn't that what we should want? And did some research
Speaker 2: on this journalist State File. He's nothing but another race scrifter.
Speaker 2: That's where he mainly focuses. Social justice is his general wheelhouse.
Speaker 3: Seems to be.
Speaker 2: Talking about racial equity and that sort of thing. So
Speaker 2: that's who we're working with in the state of New Jersey.
Speaker 2: There's essentially no oversight for homeschooling. Family is the reporter
Speaker 2: marveled as if government rather than parents or the presumed
Speaker 2: protector and guardian of children. There are no required tests
Speaker 2: to demonstrate that the children are getting an adequate education,
Speaker 2: and there are no mandated check ins on the child's
Speaker 2: well being. Think of the children. Think of the children.
Speaker 2: They don't have a bureaucrat in their life. Everyone needs
Speaker 2: their own personal bureaucrat.
Speaker 1: Don't you know.
Speaker 2: This hand ringing is disgusting. A key part of the
Speaker 2: story involves a case in which a New Jersey couple
Speaker 2: was charged with abusing and neglecting a teenage girl who
Speaker 2: was supposedly being homeschooled. As typical, the article did not
Speaker 2: mention federal data showing that one out of ten students
Speaker 2: in government schools faces sexual misconduct by staff, including rape
Speaker 2: and sodomy. Illinois offered another very clear example of this.
Speaker 2: After a firelest activist news outlet funded by billionaire globalist
Speaker 2: George Soros started banging the war drums against homeschool freedom,
Speaker 2: lawmakers responded with legislation that could have made homeschooling parents
Speaker 2: into criminals for failure to file paperwork. Thankfully, for homeschoolers,
Speaker 2: the bill failed for now got some comments solo Caat
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty. Mutilating genitals is another depopulation method.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: If they can mutilate your genitals, if they can get
Speaker 2: you to mutilate and butcher yourself, even if you decide
Speaker 2: later on, oh I was wrong, there's no going back,
Speaker 2: there's no undoing that, there's no reset for that. You
Speaker 2: simply have to live with it forever. If they simply
Speaker 2: propagandaize you, there's a chance that you might go back,
Speaker 2: you might realize that this is an empty, evil, vile
Speaker 2: ideology that is leaving you depressed and broken. But once
Speaker 2: you have fully committed, once you have committed the right,
Speaker 2: the rite of body mutilation, you're forever locked out of that.
Speaker 3: A Syrian girl.
Speaker 2: Parents are also tired from working all day, both maybe
Speaker 2: both of them, like the teachers who have worked all
Speaker 2: day to indoctrinate the kids, but in their energetic, non
Speaker 2: tired hours. That's right, And I think I ended up
Speaker 2: working it out at one point that seemingly it's about
Speaker 2: three hours that parents might have to actively spend with
Speaker 2: their kids. But as a general rule, you know you're
Speaker 2: not going to do that. People are going to spend
Speaker 2: some time doing their own interests whatever. So at best,
Speaker 2: it seems like three to four hours would be the
Speaker 2: maximum a parent could spend with a child if they
Speaker 2: are working full time and the child is going to
Speaker 2: school three to four hours as opposed to these six
Speaker 2: hours which are spent solely devoted to indoctrination. That's what
Speaker 2: it's all about. It's about indoctrinating your child. And unless
Speaker 2: you spend six hours unindoctrinating them, chances are the school
Speaker 2: system is going to win OUTI mrr. We're supposed to
Speaker 2: believe that a bunch of demonic predators and government who
Speaker 2: literally practice child sacrifice care about children.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: It a strange credulity, doesn't it, Audi, It's very strange.
Speaker 2: They're very deeply interested in children, but only in the
Speaker 2: sense they get to control them and feed them this
Speaker 2: insane propaganda.
Speaker 3: One of the most vocal groups leading the charge.
Speaker 2: It is merely calling for responsible homeschooling to be enforced
Speaker 2: by government, but the organization owns the Coalition for Responsible
Speaker 2: Home Education believes that the government must regulate and oversee
Speaker 2: homeschooling for it to be considered responsible.
Speaker 3: That's right. What we just want responsible homeschooling.
Speaker 2: And by that we mean, we want the government to
Speaker 2: come in and watch everything that you do at all
Speaker 2: times and right now. New Jersey is one of the
Speaker 2: key states in the group's crosshairs. New Jersey is deeply
Speaker 2: unregulated compared to other states, said Jonah Stewart, the organization's
Speaker 2: interim executive director, and comments to the aforementioned activist media organization,
Speaker 2: which means that kids can in effect fall through the cracks.
Speaker 2: Won't you think of the children? Won't you think about
Speaker 2: them once you put a bureaucrat in their life? For
Speaker 2: just the cost of your freedom, you can provide a
Speaker 2: child with a bureaucrat. Isn't that lovely? Isn't that what
Speaker 2: we want to do? Computer science bubble is bursting. This
Speaker 2: is an article that from the Atlantic, and it's talking
Speaker 2: about how it's seemingly not such a good investment to
Speaker 2: get a computer science degree anymore. There was a time
Speaker 2: where you went in you got your computer science degree,
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden, boy Hotty, you were set.
Speaker 2: You had a career and there was nothing you had
Speaker 2: to worry about. You knew that if one company didn't
Speaker 2: pick you up, another one would. You could probably freely
Speaker 2: hop between them. You could say I want to raise
Speaker 2: or I'm going over here, and chances are you would
Speaker 2: get it, assuming that you were actually halfway confident.
Speaker 3: At your job.
Speaker 2: But that's not the case anymore, because AI is remarkably
Speaker 2: good at doing the jobs of these people that are
Speaker 2: building AI. AI's use case seems to be most efficient
Speaker 2: when it comes to getting rid of these people who
Speaker 2: do entry level coding jobs. Artificial intelligence is ideally suited
Speaker 2: to replacing the very type of person who built it.
Speaker 1: What a shame.
Speaker 2: The job of the future might already be past its prime.
Speaker 2: For years, young people seeking a lucrative career words to
Speaker 2: go urged to go all in on computer science. From
Speaker 2: two thousand and five to twenty twenty three, the number
Speaker 2: of comp Si majors in the United States quadrupled, all
Speaker 2: of which makes the latest batch of numbers so startling.
Speaker 2: This year, enrollment grew by only zero point two percent,
Speaker 2: and at many programs it appears to be already in decline.
Speaker 2: According to interviews with professors and department chairs at Stanford,
Speaker 2: widely considered one of the country's top programs, the number
Speaker 2: of comp Sci majors has stalled after years of blistering growth.
Speaker 2: So Simon Ruskinowick's, the chair of Princeton's computer science department,
Speaker 2: told me that if current trends hold, the cohort of
Speaker 2: graduating comp sign majors at Princeton is set to be
Speaker 2: twenty five percent smaller in two years than it is today.
Speaker 3: A number of Duke.
Speaker 2: Students enrolled in introductory computer science courses has dropped about
Speaker 2: twenty percent over the past year. That's right, they see,
Speaker 2: they see the end, folks. The bottom has dropped out.
Speaker 2: It's not the path of the future. It's not a
Speaker 2: worthwhile investment. The AI is coming for the jobs. It's
Speaker 2: so counterintuitive. Molly Kinder, a Brookings Institute fellow who studies
Speaker 2: as effect on the economy, told me this was supposed
Speaker 2: to be the job of the future. The way to
Speaker 2: stay ahead of technology was to go to college and
Speaker 2: get coding skills. But the days of learned to code
Speaker 2: might be coming to an end. If the numbers are
Speaker 2: any indication, we might have passed peak computer science. Chris Gropp,
Speaker 2: a doctoral student at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville,
Speaker 2: oh right nearby, has spent eight months searching for a job.
Speaker 2: He triple majored in computer Science, Math and Computational science
Speaker 2: at the Rose Home and Institute of Technology, and has
Speaker 2: completed the coursework for a computer science PhD. Prefer to
Speaker 2: work instead of finishing his degree, but he has found
Speaker 2: it almost impossible secure a job. He knows of only
Speaker 2: two people who recently pulled it off. Once a personalized
Speaker 2: cover letters for forty different roles and set up meetings
Speaker 2: with people at the companies. The other submitted six one
Speaker 2: hundred applications. We're in an AI revolution. I'm a specialist
Speaker 2: in the kind of AI that we're doing the revolution with,
Speaker 2: and I can't find anything.
Speaker 3: Group told me.
Speaker 2: I found myself a month or two ago, considering, do
Speaker 2: I just take a break from this thing that I've
Speaker 2: been training for for most of my life and become
Speaker 2: an apprentice electrician? Sounds like a good plan to me, Bud.
Speaker 2: Seems like it's only going to get worse. Doesn't seem
Speaker 2: as though it's going to end up getting any better.
Speaker 2: This is just the beginning of the revolution. This is
Speaker 2: just the birth pains, the contractions, if you will, and
Speaker 2: things are going to get more severe. That's the unfortunate truth,
Speaker 2: of course, Even an a direct degree in when it
Speaker 2: comes to a trade school or anything like that can
Speaker 2: be outmoded eventually, so that is no guarantee of employment,
Speaker 2: but it's at least to start. It's something that is
Speaker 2: more difficult for AI and these robots to take over.
Speaker 2: But the main thing you want to focus on when
Speaker 2: you're looking for education is character and critical thinking. If
Speaker 2: you can train your child to have critical thinking skills,
Speaker 2: it's more valuable than getting them to memorize a series
Speaker 2: of facts. And if you can train them to have
Speaker 2: a good character, that is far more valuable than anything else.
Speaker 2: A moral person with critical thinking ability is it's not
Speaker 2: something you should be proud of. All right, well we're
Speaker 2: going to take a quick break. When you come back,
Speaker 2: we're going to look at what happened with that mass
Speaker 2: shooting at the church and how they stopped a gunman.
Speaker 2: So stay with us and we will be right back.
Speaker 5: Mm hmmm.
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Speaker 2: then just blindly with a serene smile on their face,
Speaker 2: pat their child on the back, kiss the top of
Speaker 2: their head.
Speaker 3: Oh, have fun.
Speaker 2: If the satanic indoctrination camp that is public school. Goodbye,
Speaker 2: little Timmy. Please don't become a communist, Marxist, LGBT transoid.
Speaker 2: Don't watch Pokemon though. It just never made any sense
Speaker 2: to me, even as a kid. It was like, this
Speaker 2: is this is silly, this is dumb. You're worried about
Speaker 2: the wrong things. You've got your priorities all screwed up. Now,
Speaker 2: if you're homeschooling and you want to rule out Pokemon
Speaker 2: and Harry Potter too, yes, feel free. Absolutely, that is
Speaker 2: you're right. And if you're already taking those steps to
Speaker 2: mitigate the influence of these insane people and your kids,
Speaker 2: I fully think you are in the right to do
Speaker 2: that sort of thing.
Speaker 3: However, if you're just.
Speaker 2: Going to dump them into public school, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: It really doesn't. It's not going to be Pokemon that
Speaker 2: flips your child and turns them into an atheist communist.
Speaker 2: It's going to be the people you turned them over to.
Speaker 2: Well enough about that, let's talk about the mass shooting
Speaker 2: that wasn't You are your own first responder. Michigan church
Speaker 2: security guard details confronting the gunman. Jay Trombley said he
Speaker 2: had long wondered about facing an active shooter, questioning whether
Speaker 2: he would run to the confrontation or run away from it.
Speaker 2: On Sunday morning at cross My Community Church in Wayne, Michigan,
Speaker 2: he got his answer. It was muscle memory to go
Speaker 2: take care of the threat, to protect the family, Trombley
Speaker 2: told ABC news Detroit affiliate WA. On Sunday morning, the gunman,
Speaker 2: identified as thirty one year old Brian Browning, exited his
Speaker 2: Nissan truck wearing a tactical vest, armed with a long
Speaker 2: gun and a handgun. When he approached the church building
Speaker 2: and began firing, Several staff members from the church approached
Speaker 2: the gunman. At least two staff members shot the gunman,
Speaker 2: causing fatal wounds. Police said after the attack, you're grateful
Speaker 2: for the heroic actions of the church's staff members, who
Speaker 2: undoubtedly saved many lives and prevented a large scale mass shooting.
Speaker 2: Wayne Police Chief Ryan Strong said during a press conference Sunday. Trombley,
Speaker 2: a member of the church's security team with no military
Speaker 2: or police experience, helped prevent what Wayne Police Chief Ryan
Speaker 2: Strong what Wayne Police Chief Police Chief Ryan Strong said
Speaker 2: could have been a large scale mass shooting inside the church.
Speaker 2: Worshippers first heard what sounded like a jackhammer turned out
Speaker 2: to be ten shots fired by the suspect, or that
Speaker 2: everybody kind of paused in the church for a moment,
Speaker 2: witnessed Dustin Fioco told w x x I, describing how
Speaker 2: moments of confusion quickly turned to chaos. The incident could
Speaker 2: have been catastrophic if not for a series of events
Speaker 2: that pastor Bob Kelly Junior calls divine providence. A church
Speaker 2: member running late to service spotted Browning and struck him
Speaker 2: with his pickup truck, slowing the gunman's advance.
Speaker 3: That's why.
Speaker 2: And Trompley entered the scene and shot Browning, killing him.
Speaker 2: So don't ever if I show up late to church
Speaker 2: and you see me, don't make a big.
Speaker 3: Deal out of it.
Speaker 2: I'm just trying to prevent another you know, I'm on
Speaker 2: the case. I'm out here trying to protect against a
Speaker 2: late coming mass shooter. What if you need me to
Speaker 2: ram them, It's simply me doing my part. Church masker canceled,
Speaker 2: shooter run over by deacon's then fatally shot by staff.
Speaker 2: There was a great comment the Ford works.
Speaker 3: In mysterious ways. It sure does.
Speaker 2: What promised to be a ghastly church masker in Michigan
Speaker 2: on Sunday was prevented by the speedy reactions of a
Speaker 2: church deacon and two staff members put the pedal to
Speaker 2: the medal, with the deacon unleashing the first blow with
Speaker 2: his truck before security guard. Another staff member polished off
Speaker 2: the assailant with gunfire.
Speaker 3: That's a that's a rough final few moments.
Speaker 2: You get absolutely a truck, then just get lit up.
Speaker 2: The drama played out at cross Point Community Church in Wayne, Michigan,
Speaker 2: a western Detroit suburb. Police identified the dead shooter as
Speaker 2: Brian Anthony Browning, a thirty one year old white male
Speaker 2: with no known connection to the church. There's another article
Speaker 2: I have somewhere in this stack where they later do
Speaker 2: detail that he had some connection. I believe his mom
Speaker 2: had gone to that church and he had attended there
Speaker 2: multiple times, not many between two and three if memory
Speaker 2: serves from the other article. Browning arrived at the church
Speaker 2: in Nice and a Nissan truck shortly after eleven am
Speaker 2: as a special vacation Bible school service was underway, teaming
Speaker 2: with children and one hundred and fifty congregants in all.
Speaker 2: Police say he was wearing a tactical vest and carrying
Speaker 2: both a handgun and a long gun, a pointlessly vague
Speaker 2: police term.
Speaker 3: That could describe you their rifle or shot.
Speaker 2: After gaining the attention of staff members by driving recklessly
Speaker 2: outside the building, Browning exited his vehicle and opened fire
Speaker 2: on the church. That's when he was met with a
Speaker 2: swift and decisive one two punch. When a deacon saw
Speaker 2: the shooter moving toward the church, he immediately turned his
Speaker 2: Ford F one fifty pickup truck into a two ton weapon,
Speaker 2: hitting the gas and running Browning over as the fiend
Speaker 2: fired multiple rounds at him. The Ford works in mysterious
Speaker 2: waves waves observed zero headge reader Ratus in an instant
Speaker 2: classic comment that bought time for staff members to engage
Speaker 2: him with gunfire. At least two staff members shot the
Speaker 2: gun when causing fatal wounds, said Wayne Police Chief Ryan Strong.
Speaker 2: One staffer suffered a gunshot wounded the leg. I believe
Speaker 2: later it was corrected that he suffered two gunshot wounds.
Speaker 2: Was shot twice in the leg, but he is still
Speaker 2: doing fine, but is expected to fully recover after undergoing surgery.
Speaker 2: The browning was stopped quite close to the church, several
Speaker 2: of the rounds he fired entered it. Icetream video of
Speaker 2: the service captured the congregation's multi stage reaction to the attack,
Speaker 2: which proceeded from distraction to confusion, and then fearful retreat.
Speaker 2: One of the leaders of the service beckoning everyone to
Speaker 2: move to the back of the building.
Speaker 5: For those of you who participated, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Got the footage here.
Speaker 12: A lot of energy to corral in every day, and
Speaker 12: our songs helped do that, and so did our games.
Speaker 5: But that doesn't mean that we didn't have.
Speaker 7: It doesn't mean we didn't have time for a Bible.
Speaker 2: We're skipping forward here just so you can see people
Speaker 2: are beginning to run.
Speaker 4: Way, does everybody come to the back?
Speaker 5: They gotta come, they gotta come, Come on.
Speaker 3: It is also amazing.
Speaker 2: How slow some people move, Like you can see some
Speaker 2: people still don't understand what's going on. Some people are
Speaker 2: still just like huh interesting. Not everyone has a top
Speaker 2: tier survival instinct. That's why you need people like these
Speaker 2: deacons and these men on security detail, because some people
Speaker 2: are just kind they're nice, they're friendly, they're wonderful, they're intelligent,
Speaker 2: but they don't have that survival instinct. They're not going
Speaker 2: to be able to protect themselves effectively. That's why certain
Speaker 2: people are better suited towards it. Churchgoer Doug Blair told
Speaker 2: Fox Detroit that he first mistook the sound of gunfire
Speaker 2: for construction noises. After hearing someone announce an active shooter,
Speaker 2: he ran to a door, propped it open, and carefully
Speaker 2: took a look outside. There was the shooter on the ground,
Speaker 2: and so when I think he was still firing away,
Speaker 2: it was all on the ground.
Speaker 3: Right before I got to the door.
Speaker 2: You could hear it was going bam, bam, bam. That's
Speaker 2: all you heard. When I opened the door. One of
Speaker 2: the security people was in front of him and one
Speaker 2: was on the other side of him. They were just
Speaker 2: both emptying their clips.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: You don't stop shooting until the bad guy stops moving.
Speaker 3: Got to make sure.
Speaker 2: Good for a very happy to hear that, you know.
Speaker 2: The only person that seemed to be was one of
Speaker 2: the security I'm not happy that he was it, but
Speaker 2: I'm glad that it wasn't serious. That he's going to
Speaker 2: be fine that they were able to protect the church.
Speaker 2: Chief Strong praised the swift and effective response. It was
Speaker 2: very effective hit him with a truck and then just
Speaker 2: emptied the mags into him while he was crippled on
Speaker 2: the ground. For the quick actions of the church staff
Speaker 2: members who undoubtedly saved many lives and rendered a large
Speaker 2: scale mass shooting, he said, I would add that the church,
Speaker 2: parishioners and staff members were trained in responding to emergency situations,
Speaker 2: which also saved lives.
Speaker 3: I'm trying.
Speaker 2: I'm sure these men had practiced and drilled and prepared
Speaker 2: for this kind of scenario. They wanted to make sure
Speaker 2: that if it did happen, they would be ready. Pastor
Speaker 2: and police say Browning did not appear to have ever
Speaker 2: been a member of the church. Was located about five
Speaker 2: miles away from this home in Romulus, Michigan. There's no
Speaker 2: word yet about a motive. It appears he was so
Speaker 2: upring from a mental health crisis. Really makes you h wonder,
Speaker 2: all right, was he on SSRIs?
Speaker 3: Was he another.
Speaker 2: Victim of these drugs that completely distort and warp the
Speaker 2: mental state of these people to where they do these
Speaker 2: things and have no memory of them. They don't understand
Speaker 2: what's happening. Chalk up another win for the good guys
Speaker 2: with guns and a Ford f one fifty.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: The only thing that stops a bad guy with a
Speaker 2: Ford f one fifty is a good guy with a
Speaker 2: Ford f one fifty.
Speaker 3: You better believe it.
Speaker 2: Pardner the uh uh Well, very glad to see that
Speaker 2: the church was able to overcome this threat and to
Speaker 2: make sure that they protected themselves. That's what we need
Speaker 2: to do. If you are a member of a church,
Speaker 2: it's it's a good time to start thinking about this
Speaker 2: kind of thing. We are in strange and uncertain times.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 2: It is important to know that you can protect yourself
Speaker 2: or help protect others. Got a comment here from real
Speaker 2: Jason Barker and a tip that is very generous. Thank you, Jason,
Speaker 2: We really do appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Good to have you back. Travis.
Speaker 2: Can't wait till your pop is back in the chair,
Speaker 2: miss him. Yes, I feel the same way.
Speaker 3: Believe me.
Speaker 2: I cannot wait to have him back in the chair
Speaker 2: and I can go back to being a behind the
Speaker 2: scenes voice that occasionally pops in. It's my fondest wish,
Speaker 2: not just simply for my own selfish desires to be
Speaker 2: back behind camera, but because he does such a fantastic job,
Speaker 2: he provides such excellent information that it is a I'm
Speaker 2: doing my best to fill in, but it is a
Speaker 2: pale imitation. I know, Trump Burger. They will ban F
Speaker 2: one fifties now, that's right. He was killed with a
Speaker 2: deadly assault F one to fifty with a high capacity
Speaker 2: gas tank, which we just can't have. Ford equals found
Speaker 2: on road dead gives an entirely new meaning to the acronym.
Speaker 2: Surely we've got a more info here. Michigan police identify
Speaker 2: suspect in church shooting. The suspect has been identified as
Speaker 2: a thirty one year old Brian Anthony Browning from Romulus, Michigan,
Speaker 2: whose mother was a member of the congregation. This is
Speaker 2: that article I was talking about where more info had
Speaker 2: apparently come out and police Michigan have identified the suspect
Speaker 2: gunman in a church shooting Sunday in which one person
Speaker 2: was wounded before the gunman was killed by.
Speaker 3: A church security officer.
Speaker 2: The states Wayne County Police Department has identified the suspect
Speaker 2: as thirty one year old Brian Anthony Browning from Romulus, Michigan,
Speaker 2: whose mother was a member of the congregation, according to
Speaker 2: NBC News, So it's coming from NBC News, so take
Speaker 2: it with a grain of salt. We may this may
Speaker 2: come out to be incorrect. Later, the departm And also
Speaker 2: said the shooter attended services at the church two or
Speaker 2: three times over the course of the last year. Running
Speaker 2: was allegedly armed an Air fifteen style assault rifle that
Speaker 2: was equipped with more than a dozen magazines of ammunition,
Speaker 2: a semi automatic handgun with an extended magazine and hundreds
Speaker 2: of rounds of ammunition. He allegedly opened fire outside of
Speaker 2: the Cross Point Community Church and shot one security officer
Speaker 2: in the leg twice before he was killed by another
Speaker 2: security officer. The injured officers in stable condition after surgery.
Speaker 2: We're gonna move along from that incident. We've got an
Speaker 2: article here. At least two attacks on Christians are logged
Speaker 2: each day in India. This is from a watchdog organization forwards.
Speaker 4: Move on. I have a comment from dad. He asked,
Speaker 4: was the Ford fully automatic?
Speaker 2: Exactly, a fully automatic assault Ford with a high capacity
Speaker 2: gas tank. It was dangerous. No civilians should have that
Speaker 2: kind of firepower. At least two attacks on Christians are
Speaker 2: logged each day in India, so as they watchdog.
Speaker 3: This is by.
Speaker 2: Anugra Kumar Christian Post contributor. At least two attacks on
Speaker 2: Christians are being reported every day in India this year.
Speaker 2: According to new figures released by a Christian advocacy group,
Speaker 2: a total of three hundred and thirteen incidents were recorded
Speaker 2: between January and May alone, based on calls to a
Speaker 2: totllal free help line run by the New Delhi based
Speaker 2: Intered Denominational Body United Christian Form. According to the Union
Speaker 2: of Catholic Asian News, pattern of violence has intensified steadily
Speaker 2: over the past decade. UCF data shows the organization logged
Speaker 2: eight hundred and thirty four incidents of attacks on Christians
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty four, up from seven hundred thirty four
Speaker 2: and twenty twenty three and six hundred and one in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty two. So it is a steadily rising number
Speaker 2: of attacks. This isn't just a one off happenstance. Oh,
Speaker 2: it's gone up this year, but it's been fairly stable
Speaker 2: the other years. It is continually going up since twenty
Speaker 2: twenty two. A. C. Michaels UCF National Convener and member
Speaker 2: of the Delhi Minorities Commission told the UCA News the
Speaker 2: incidents include viral hate, brutal mob violence, and rampant social ostracization,
Speaker 2: pointing to Utar Pradesh and Chattigarsh as the most severely
Speaker 2: affected states. In twenty twenty four, Utar Pradesh reported two
Speaker 2: hundred and nine incidents biased in the country, followed by
Speaker 2: one hundred and sixty five in Chattigar. At the end
Speaker 2: of May, Tatishkar had already recorded sixty four cases of
Speaker 2: violence against Christians, with Uttar Pradesh close behind at fifty eight.
Speaker 2: Christian activist Minashki Singh, based in Utar, Predesh was quoted
Speaker 2: as saying that a large number of these attacks are
Speaker 2: driven by accusations of forced conversions. Singh rejected the claim,
Speaker 2: calling them baseless.
Speaker 3: That's right. We know that.
Speaker 2: In Christianity as a general rule, most denominations, even those
Speaker 2: that have some very other wacky beliefs, understand that a
Speaker 2: forced conversion is worthless. It is not simply about getting them.
Speaker 3: To recite some words. They have to believe it.
Speaker 2: Forcing someone to convert to Christianity doesn't do anything for them.
Speaker 2: They have to truly believe the words they have to
Speaker 2: truly believe that Jesus Christ is their savior, they have
Speaker 2: to confess and repent of their sins. That's what matters.
Speaker 2: Getting them to say a ritual mantra has no meaning
Speaker 2: at all. Sing rejected the claims, calling them baseless. In
Speaker 2: twenty twenty two, the Supreme Court of India asked for
Speaker 2: reports on forceful conversions from the federal and state governments,
Speaker 2: but still but till today, no government has been able
Speaker 2: to provide documentary evidence. Singh said. Twelve India's twenty eight
Speaker 2: states have laws that restrict religious conversions. Most of these
Speaker 2: are governed by the Hindu Nationalists BJP, which Christian groups
Speaker 2: accused of enabling Hindu nationalist attacks under the guise of
Speaker 2: anti Christian anti conversion enforcement. Christian leaders argue that these
Speaker 2: laws are often misused by Hindu nationalist groups to harass
Speaker 2: and intimidate Christian communities whose trend has not stopped immediately,
Speaker 2: it will threaten the identity in existence of the Indian
Speaker 2: Christian community in its motherland, said Michael. Alleged that the
Speaker 2: legal and judicial systems are failing to protect Christian minorities
Speaker 2: and said many victims avoid reporting assaults out of fear
Speaker 2: of reprisal. The UCF maintains a log of complaints received
Speaker 2: through its helpline in Contact Network A, recording a steady
Speaker 2: year on year increase in incidents since twenty fourteen, year
Speaker 2: the BJB came to power, with one hundred twenty seven
Speaker 2: cases that year. In December, Michael called on the Indian
Speaker 2: government to appoint a secretary level official to lead the
Speaker 2: investigation into a sharp uptick in incidents of persecution. Christian's
Speaker 2: constitute two point three percent of India's population based on
Speaker 2: the twenty eleventh census. The UCF says the Christian minority
Speaker 2: has been facing growing hostility in recent years, particularly under
Speaker 2: laws and narratives advanced by Hindu nationalist groups. In Chatyshkar,
Speaker 2: the Christians were arrested in March after dozens of hardline
Speaker 2: Hindus attack to church and Raipur and cut the electrical power.
Speaker 2: Rajes Sharma, one of the Christians arrested, told morning Star
Speaker 2: News his plea for anticipatory bail was rejected in the
Speaker 2: state lower and high courts. We've seen that the Indian
Speaker 2: government is very hostile towards Christianity. They have no interest
Speaker 2: in protecting the Christian minority in India. Nights of the storm.
Speaker 2: If it was a four lightning days the same time,
Speaker 2: then catch fire.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: The electric vehicle is the optimal weapon against these people.
Speaker 2: First you electrocute them, then it combusts, killing them instantaneously.
Speaker 3: You may die as well.
Speaker 2: You'll just have to be very cognizant of when to
Speaker 2: bay out of that thing. Hi, boost, wasn't a Ford
Speaker 2: F one fifty used in New Orleans?
Speaker 1: Hmm?
Speaker 2: That's right. We're putting the pieces together. We're drawing correlations.
Speaker 2: We've got the big board, We're putting little you know,
Speaker 2: tax in it. We're connecting the red string. It all
Speaker 2: makes sense, the Ford F one f it's truly diabolical.
Speaker 2: Is Is killed at least twenty five in Syrian church attack,
Speaker 2: injured dozens, says the Syrian government. Following a preliminary investigation,
Speaker 2: The Syrian government says the Islamic State is responsible for
Speaker 2: a suicide bombing at a Greek Orthodox church in Damascus
Speaker 2: that killed at least twenty five people and injured dozens
Speaker 2: of others on Sunday. The blasticred Sunday morning during a
Speaker 2: prayer service at the mar Elias Church in the l
Speaker 2: Duelli l Duela district the Syrian capital. UPI reported saying
Speaker 2: the assailant entered the building, open fire on the congregation
Speaker 2: and then detonated an explosive vest Security forces sealed off
Speaker 2: the area, allowing bomb disposal and forensic teams to begin
Speaker 2: investigating the scene. Graphic images shared by the Greek Orthodox
Speaker 2: Patriarchate of Antioch showed bloodied floors and scattered remains inside
Speaker 2: the church. The initial casually toll released by serious Ministry
Speaker 2: of Health reported nine dead and thirteen injured. By Monday morning,
Speaker 2: the figures had risen to at least twenty five dead
Speaker 2: I'm fifty nine wounded. The Health ministry sharing photos of
Speaker 2: Assistant Health Minister Hussain al Katib visiting survivors at local hospitals.
Speaker 2: Interior Minister Annas Katab condemned the attack on social media
Speaker 2: and vowed that terrorist acts will not deter the Syrians
Speaker 2: state's efforts to achieve civil peace. A suicide bomber affiliated
Speaker 2: with the terrorist organization ISIS entered Saint Elias Church in
Speaker 2: the Duela neighborhood of Damascus open fire and then detonated
Speaker 2: an explosive vest A statement from katab Reads, a Greek
Speaker 2: Orthodox patriarchate of Antioch, released a statement following the bombing,
Speaker 2: saying the arrow of lawlessness was unleashed and struck our
Speaker 2: souls in the night.
Speaker 3: Called for prayers for.
Speaker 2: The dead and support for the wounded. On No group
Speaker 2: immediately claimed responsibility. Interior Ministry spokesman Noradine al Baba said
Speaker 2: the Islamic state was suspected based on preliminary findings. Security
Speaker 2: of places of worship is a red line, al Baba said,
Speaker 2: adding that such attacks were attempts to destabilize Syria and
Speaker 2: undermine national coexistence. According to Fox News, the country's foreign
Speaker 2: ministry called the attack a desperate attempt to create discord
Speaker 2: during serious fragile transitional period. We have seen that a
Speaker 2: violence against Christians has risen quite significantly since Assad lost power.
Speaker 2: Missus once again another victim of US and Israeli foreign policy.
Speaker 2: The number of sanctions and the way we have treated
Speaker 2: over the years, in the way that Israel has once
Speaker 2: again carried on against them, has led to this. This
Speaker 2: is once again something you can lay at our feet
Speaker 2: and Israel's feet. This level of violence and hatred was
Speaker 2: being kept in check largely when Asad was in power.
Speaker 2: The next article still about the suicide bombing. Suicide bomber
Speaker 2: detonates explosive vest skills more than twenty in Christian church
Speaker 2: and Damascus. At least twenty people were killed and dozens
Speaker 2: injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up with the
Speaker 2: Bar Elias Church in Syria's capital, Damascus. You can see
Speaker 2: some of the devastation in that photo right there. It
Speaker 2: is truly heartbreaking. So please please keep these people in
Speaker 2: your prayers, keep the families in.
Speaker 6: Your Several people were killed and dozens injured when a suicide.
Speaker 2: Truly sad and horrifying to see. Keep the families of
Speaker 2: those who are dead and injured in your prayers, keep
Speaker 2: the injured in your prayers, and just pray for the
Speaker 2: entire Christian population in Damascus and Syria in general.
Speaker 3: Seems the uh issues that.
Speaker 2: The United States foreign policy causes for Christians around the
Speaker 2: globe are once again rearing their head. I don't remember
Speaker 2: the exact numbers, but in Iraq and Afghanistan pre and
Speaker 2: post war, they dropped dramatically. They had had enough of
Speaker 2: American foreign policy and what they perceived as the Christians
Speaker 2: who were sort of indicative of it. They got sick
Speaker 2: of them and tried to root them out, and they
Speaker 2: killed many, many of them. It is truly sad to
Speaker 2: see that once again American foreign policy is accomplishing this
Speaker 2: and causing or at least empowering these people to engage
Speaker 2: in this kind of behavior and resulting in more deaths.
Speaker 2: We're going to take a quick break and come back.
Speaker 2: We'll look more at what's going on with Iran, probably
Speaker 2: continue there until we finish out the show.
Speaker 3: Stay with us.
Speaker 1: Analyzing the globalists next move and now the David Night Show.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the David Night Show.
Speaker 2: Look back, folks, thank you for staying with us. Hope
Speaker 2: you're having a wonderful warning. We're almost out of time here.
Speaker 2: We've got about twenty minutes left, and as I said,
Speaker 2: we're gonna continue to look at what's going on with.
Speaker 3: The Middle East and Iran.
Speaker 2: Medaev Medvedev, this is from zero Hedgeman. Medvedev reacts number
Speaker 2: of countries now ready to supply Iran with their own
Speaker 2: nuclear warheads. On Sunday morning, Russia's former president and current
Speaker 2: deputy chairman of the country's Security Council. Dmitri Medvedev issued
Speaker 2: his reaction to the major US overnight strike on Iran's
Speaker 2: nuclear facilities, giving what's essentially the view of where things
Speaker 2: stand from the Kremlin. Now I'm assuming this Dmitri is
Speaker 2: not any relation to our dog. Medvedev, in a ten
Speaker 2: point list of reactions, characterized the attacks as ultimately ineffective,
Speaker 2: that it will blow back on America and Israel in
Speaker 2: a way opposite than intended, especially as Tehran will now
Speaker 2: only push harder for and nuke and Allied countries might
Speaker 2: now simply be willing to supply them to the Iranians,
Speaker 2: he described interestingly. Medvedev also echoed Moscow's stance on nuclear
Speaker 2: warheads in the Middle East and a certain over the
Speaker 2: weekend on his v contacte page. Does Iran have nuclear weapons?
Speaker 2: We don't know, but we know that Israel has a
Speaker 2: secret nuclear program. Let them both renounce such programs under
Speaker 2: the supervision of the UN Security Council and IAEA.
Speaker 3: As for the ten.
Speaker 2: Point critique of the brazen US heavy bombing of the
Speaker 2: Islamic Republic, Medvedev wrote on x as follows, what are
Speaker 2: the Americans accomplished with their nighttime strikes on three nuclear
Speaker 2: sites in Irani, first posted before listing one critical infrastructure
Speaker 2: of nuclear fuel cycle appears to have been unaffected or
Speaker 2: sustained only minor damage. The enrichment and two the enrichment
Speaker 2: of nuclear material. And now we can say it outright,
Speaker 2: the future production nuclear weapons will continue.
Speaker 1: Three.
Speaker 2: A number of countries are ready to directly supply Iran
Speaker 2: with their own nuclear warheads. That's right, people are seeing.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh man, the only way this is going
Speaker 2: to stop. The only way Israel in America can be
Speaker 2: deterred is with the threat of mutually assured destruction, with
Speaker 2: a threat of nuclear retaliation.
Speaker 3: So maybe if we.
Speaker 2: Give them that, it'll get them to relax and calm down.
Speaker 2: Number four, Israel is under attack. Explosions are rocking the
Speaker 2: country and people are panicking.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 2: We saw it directly after they attacked Iran. They immediately
Speaker 2: issued a warning saying, you have to be wary. We've
Speaker 2: just struck Iran and they may retaliate. And they made
Speaker 2: it sound so insidious on Iran's part that they might
Speaker 2: dare to strike back at the country that had attacked
Speaker 2: them first, that they might dare to strike back and
Speaker 2: who was truly shocking to see the level of just manipulation, even.
Speaker 3: In that just oh, bewary our citizens.
Speaker 2: The evil that is Iran may strike back at us
Speaker 2: after you know, we launched many bombings and killed many people,
Speaker 2: and you know, but that's not the key point. It's
Speaker 2: just you now have to worry citizens, you know, have
Speaker 2: to worry, be afraid of Iran.
Speaker 4: Number five, back to zero point three. It's a number
Speaker 4: of countries are ready to directly supply Iran. I feel
Speaker 4: like the American attacks are only going to make that
Speaker 4: worse because America already has a lot of enemies, and
Speaker 4: so does Israel, and people can see giving weapons to
Speaker 4: Iran as a sort of proxy to attack America.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're gonna use them, right, Please, you would do
Speaker 2: that for us, We'll give them to you. Iran's number
Speaker 2: six or number five. The US is now entangled in
Speaker 2: a new conflict, with aspects of a ground operation looming
Speaker 2: on the horizon.
Speaker 3: Number six.
Speaker 2: Iran's political regime has survived in an all likelihood has
Speaker 2: come out even stronger.
Speaker 3: I'm try.
Speaker 2: It has accomplished nothing when it comes to removing the
Speaker 2: so called theocratic ruler, the one that we are supposed
Speaker 2: to fear and holding contempt as someone who hates us.
Speaker 3: But he's probably doing all right.
Speaker 2: In fact, the fact that America has reached out and
Speaker 2: launched strikes in Israel has done that as well, probably
Speaker 2: leaves him in a stronger position and in fact makes
Speaker 2: it easier for him to go. See, I told you
Speaker 2: told you about those guys. They're bad news. Number seven.
Speaker 2: The people are rallying around the country spiritual leadership, including
Speaker 2: those who are previously indifferent, were opposed to it. We've
Speaker 2: seen that in the other wars, Iraq and Afghanistan. It
Speaker 2: makes people more hardline. It creates a lot of very extremists.
Speaker 2: It creates a lot of extremists in the Emuslim religion.
Speaker 2: They see this happening and they go, well, they've been
Speaker 2: warning me about this, They've been telling me about this.
Speaker 2: Obviously I must join whichever group opposes them, and they
Speaker 2: get more radicalized.
Speaker 3: Number eight.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, once hailed as President of peace, has now
Speaker 2: pushed the US into another war. That's right, good old
Speaker 2: peaceful Don has dragged us kicking and screaming back to
Speaker 2: the Middle East, back to our beautiful battleground that we
Speaker 2: just can't get enough of the vast majority of countries
Speaker 2: around the world oppose the actions of Israel in the
Speaker 2: United States is number nine. It's true. Most people around
Speaker 2: the world can look at this and go, this isn't right.
Speaker 2: Israel has been playing the victim for years and it's
Speaker 2: getting old. Number ten At this rate, Trump can forget
Speaker 2: about the Nobel Peace Prize, not even with how rigged
Speaker 2: it has become. That's just a direct jab at Donald
Speaker 2: Trump right there. You know, he's got to be c
Speaker 2: in the White House. Where's my peace prize?
Speaker 3: Where's it? Gosh darn it.
Speaker 2: I only launched a small precision strike. It wasn't that
Speaker 2: big of a deal. Medvedev actually finishing his point over
Speaker 2: ten with this sarcastic dig of the US leader, writing,
Speaker 2: what a way to kick things off, mister president, congratulations.
Speaker 2: It certainly complicates things in terms of Russia's military operation
Speaker 2: in Ukraine. Moscow has long received its major supply of
Speaker 2: Shahed Kamakazi drones from Iran, and it's ongoing defense contracts
Speaker 2: and agreements, including possibly to receive mid range missiles. Washington
Speaker 2: is flexing in Moscow's direction with this major long range
Speaker 2: B two bomber military operation on the other.
Speaker 3: Side of the world.
Speaker 2: We're always posturing, back and forth, always back and forth.
Speaker 2: Iran reporter finds Trump strikes and nothing burger, only smoke
Speaker 2: from Ford Out air defense, not nuclear sight. Zero significant
Speaker 2: emergency activity was spump. Was Trump's spectacular bombing just for show. However,
Speaker 2: Washington is clearly targeting Iran as part of a new axis,
Speaker 2: which some US defense officials have previously described as consisting
Speaker 2: of Russia, Iran, and North Korea. But to some degree,
Speaker 2: Trump likely went full bombs away and Iran because it's
Speaker 2: the weaker country among the three and such an attack
Speaker 2: was easy, whereas it the impossible attack Russia or North
Speaker 2: Korea thought triggering potential nuclear war. It is, assuming you
Speaker 2: believe North Korea has nuclear weapons, a real national emergency,
Speaker 2: endless wars, failing infrastructure, and a dying republic. This is
Speaker 2: from zero Hedge. Its authored by John Whitehead and Niche
Speaker 2: Whitehead via the Rutherford Institute. I assume it's Niche Whitehead.
Speaker 2: It's a Niche a white ged here, but that doesn't
Speaker 2: make much sense. Every gun that is made, every warship launched,
Speaker 2: every rocket fired, signifies in the final sense, a theft
Speaker 2: from those who hunger and are not fed, those who
Speaker 2: are cold and are not clothed. President Dwight dur April sixteenth,
Speaker 2: nineteen fifty three. Seventy years after President Dwight Dieyesenhower warned
Speaker 2: about the cost of a military industrial complex, America is
Speaker 2: still stealing from its own people to fund a global empire.
Speaker 2: In twenty twenty five alone, the US has launched airstrikes
Speaker 2: in Yemen. Operation rough Rider bombed toothy controlled ports and
Speaker 2: raider installations, killing scores of civilians, deployed greater numbers of
Speaker 2: troops and multiple aircraft carriers to the Middle East, edged
Speaker 2: closer to direct war with Iran in support of Israel's
Speaker 2: escalating conflict. Each of these new fronts has been sold
Speaker 2: to the public as national defense. In truth, they are
Speaker 2: the latest outposts in a decade long campaign of empire
Speaker 2: and maintenance. When that lines the pockets of defense contractors
Speaker 2: while schools crumble, bridges collapse, and veterans sleep on the
Speaker 2: streets at home, this isn't about national defense. This is
Speaker 2: empire maintenance. It's about preserving a military industrial complex that
Speaker 2: profits from endless war, global policing, and foreign occupations while
Speaker 2: the nation's infrastructure rots in its peace.
Speaker 3: People are neglected.
Speaker 4: You often hear this from a somewhat leftist perspective of oh, well,
Speaker 4: that money that we spent on the bombs could have
Speaker 4: been spent on the schools. But really, why take the
Speaker 4: money from the people in the first place. The money
Speaker 4: that you spent on the bombs could have been not
Speaker 4: stolen from the people that earned it. That is the
Speaker 4: real thing that's going to affect the economy in deep ways,
Speaker 4: which could prevent people from being hungry and unclothed in
Speaker 4: the first place.
Speaker 2: Yes, it could have been left with the people, as
Speaker 2: Land said, who earned the money, so that they had
Speaker 2: the ability to do either save it or to spend
Speaker 2: it on things, to put it back into the economy,
Speaker 2: to maybe start a business with it. It's about preserving
Speaker 2: military industrial complex that profits from endless war, global policing,
Speaker 2: and foreign occupations. The United States has spent much of
Speaker 2: the past half century policing the globe, occupying other countries,
Speaker 2: and waging endless wars. US failed to recognize that these
Speaker 2: ongoing wars have little to do with keeping the country
Speaker 2: safe and everything to do with propping up a military
Speaker 2: industrial complex that has its sight set on world domination
Speaker 2: or has become a huge money making venture in the
Speaker 2: US government, with its vast military empire as one of
Speaker 2: its best buyers and sellers. America's role in the Russia
Speaker 2: Ukraine conflict has already cost taxpayers more than one hundred
Speaker 2: and twelve billion dollars, and now the price of empire
Speaker 2: is rising again. Clearly, it's time for the US government
Speaker 2: to stop policing the globe. The US military reportably has
Speaker 2: more than one point three million men and women on
Speaker 2: active duty, with more than two hundred thousand of them
Speaker 2: stationed overseas nearly every country in the world. American troops
Speaker 2: are stationed in Somalia, Iraq and Syria. In Germany, South
Speaker 2: Korea and Japan, and Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Oman in Niger,
Speaker 2: Chad and Mali. In Turkey, the Philippines and Northern Australia.
Speaker 2: These numbers are likely significantly higher in keeping with the
Speaker 2: Pentagon's policy of not fully disclosing where and how many
Speaker 2: troops are deployed for the sake of operational security, the
Speaker 2: enemy any advantage, as investigative journalist David Vine explains, although
Speaker 2: few Americans realize it, the United States likely has more
Speaker 2: bases and foreign lands than any other people, nation, or
Speaker 2: empire in history. It is this vast, sprawling mass of
Speaker 2: tentacles that stretch across the globe. We have created a monster.
Speaker 2: The American government has its tentacles latched onto every country
Speaker 2: in the world. We are a swaggering, bullying foreign power
Speaker 2: to these people. We routinely tell people how it's going
Speaker 2: to be because they simply can't resist us. They cannot
Speaker 2: say no. They know what will happen if they do.
Speaker 2: At minimum, it will be sanctions. We will use our
Speaker 2: economic might.
Speaker 3: To destroy them.
Speaker 2: And that's the best case scenario. If it continues, who knows,
Speaker 2: maybe you'll get a visit and a strike from Good
Speaker 2: Old Dimes. Well nights of the storm. The more this
Speaker 2: goes on, the more it seems like they are setting
Speaker 2: up a trigger event. Seems like it's planned out to
Speaker 2: get to an eventual goal. Yeah, they're probably planning some
Speaker 2: kind of false flag. We've routinely seen people floating the
Speaker 2: idea that Iran wants to assassinate Donald Trump, that oh,
Speaker 2: he's they want to get rid of him, they want
Speaker 2: to kill Donald Trump. You have to remember it's the Iranians.
Speaker 2: They are desperate to get rid of him. It started
Speaker 2: a while ago. It was at least last year, though
Speaker 2: it may have been even in his first term that
Speaker 2: they were saying it.
Speaker 3: In Bo twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Nine, marx America is wagging the dog in the Middle East.
Speaker 1: That is a.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is a wag the dog scenario. Well, we've
Speaker 2: got about nine minutes left. We'll take a quick break
Speaker 2: and we will be right back. Stay with us, folks,
Speaker 2: don't go anywhere one.
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Speaker 12: Wait a minute, where am I?
Speaker 10: Sorry, Jefferson. The scoundrels who put America on Central Bank
Speaker 10: fiat currency used our heads on their coins as some
Speaker 10: sort of trophy. Despicable.
Speaker 7: This is outrageous, Washington. I spent my life fighting centralized power.
Speaker 7: Now the Federal Reserve monopoly parades us around on their
Speaker 7: monopoly money. Tell me there's some good news to all this.
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Speaker 2: Well, welcome back, folks, We got about five minutes left here.
Speaker 2: I want to make sure that I cover the story briefly.
Speaker 2: The Proud Boys are the latest MAGA cultists to break
Speaker 2: up with Trump. All right, there's some buyer's remorse there.
Speaker 2: This is from Boying Boying by Seamus Bellamy. Proud Boys
Speaker 2: are beginning to understand that, oh, wait a minute, he's
Speaker 2: not who he said he was. The real question is
Speaker 2: how did they not know sooner? How were they taken
Speaker 2: for a ride for this long after what happened with COVID,
Speaker 2: the scam, the lockdown, the obviousness of it all. How
Speaker 2: has it taken this long for them to catch on
Speaker 2: to the grift. It's truly amazing. Donald Trump campaigned on
Speaker 2: anti immigration rhetoric and keeping America out of foreign conflicts,
Speaker 2: but is veered sharply from his isolation's promises during his
Speaker 2: second term. Isolationist promises, okay, Seamus. During a second term,
Speaker 2: after a failed attempt to mediate between Israel and Palestine
Speaker 2: during the ongoing humanitarian crisis. The former reality TV star's
Speaker 2: latest international move was even more dramatic, ordering strikes on
Speaker 2: three Iranian nuclear facilities last weekend. I suppose when the
Speaker 2: evidence is literally a bomb shell, it's hard to ignore it.
Speaker 2: Right When it's you know, Anthony Fauci being given all
Speaker 2: the power in the world to do whatever he wants.
Speaker 2: When it's people being locked up in their houses and
Speaker 2: put on ventilators and hospitals under slow kill orders, I
Speaker 2: guess it's a bit easier to look away and pretend
Speaker 2: you don't see it, pretend you don't really understand, pretend
Speaker 2: that it's not Trump's fault, when it's literally a bombshell.
Speaker 2: Perhaps that's what makes the difference. You're not able to
Speaker 2: pretend anymore, not able to go, oh, well, you know,
Speaker 2: it wasn't really his doing. No, he's the one that
Speaker 2: ordered it directly Solo Kai nineteen eighty and Trump bomb
Speaker 2: SYI in his first term based on lies. What a
Speaker 2: wonderful peace president we have here, isn't it, folks? Isn't
Speaker 2: he just absolutely wonderful, peaceful Donnie is what they call him. Well,
Speaker 2: he technically didn't declare war, only Congress has that power.
Speaker 2: Launching unauthorized bombing runs in Fortes airspace remains an impeachable offense.
Speaker 2: This is what they should have tried to impeach him for.
Speaker 2: This is what they should have looked at and said,
Speaker 2: you need to go. But since they already tried that
Speaker 2: over nonsense, he's inoculated against it. Everyone seems to be
Speaker 2: pissed off with Donnie right now. Lawmakers from both sides
Speaker 2: are demanding accountability. Even his staunchest supporters, the ones who
Speaker 2: helped him undermine American democratic principles, are distancing themselves after
Speaker 2: the bombing. When the President posted a celebratory message on
Speaker 2: true social response in the Proud Boy's public telegram channel.
Speaker 3: Was notably hostile.
Speaker 2: If the United States gets directly involved in the Israel
Speaker 2: Iran conflict, the voters that voted for Trump because there
Speaker 2: was a hope that Trump was America First can no
Speaker 2: longer support Trump. That was a sentence, America First does
Speaker 2: not mean war for Israel. Donald Trump, focus on the
Speaker 2: health of our nation period. We are crumbling. We are
Speaker 2: crippled with debt with no plan for a solution. Be
Speaker 2: the president you ran as the Proud Boys are starting
Speaker 2: to realize there's some buyer's remorse. They're realizing, Wait a minute,
Speaker 2: he was always a scorpion. Gosh darn it, How did
Speaker 2: I not notice the stinger the clause? But that's what
Speaker 2: he always was, and it was obvious to anyone that
Speaker 2: was paying the slightest bit of attention.
Speaker 3: Oh man, but you'd.
Speaker 2: Love to see it how much lower his approval rating
Speaker 2: can go, even amongst his formerly star were turd Reich
Speaker 2: supporters as anybody's guests. Well, I'm sure, well they're right
Speaker 2: on this case that the Proud Boys are having buyers remorse,
Speaker 2: and they should be because Trump is not the man
Speaker 2: he said he was. I'm sure Seamus Bellamy is an
Speaker 2: insufferable dork that I would absolutely despise and refuse to
Speaker 2: hang out with. He's right on this though, He's absolutely right.
Speaker 2: So got to give you, Uh, I suppose I must
Speaker 2: congratulate you on that, Seamus. You are right, the Proud
Speaker 2: Boys have buyer's remorse. Trump is not a peaceful preser.
Speaker 2: He is a despicable warmonger, just like all the others.
Speaker 2: And that's how it goes here in the United States.
Speaker 2: They lie, They get into power and go back to
Speaker 2: business as usual. Well, we've got about forty five seconds
Speaker 2: left here in today's show. I want to thank you
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Speaker 2: It has been wonderful to be here with you, and
Speaker 2: I will see you all tomorrow, same time, same channel.
Speaker 2: Have a good rest of your day.
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