Speaker 1: A lot of them, fundamental principles of edom, national self
Speaker 1: interest and an individual lots.
Speaker 2: This is the show, Oh right, everybody welcome to run
Speaker 2: Brooks Show on this Saturday, June fourteenth. I think it's
Speaker 2: what day three of the war between Israel and Iran,
Speaker 2: and it is in all love war all right. I'm
Speaker 2: not sure how many people will have today. Everybody's probably
Speaker 2: watching the parade, the parade. You're not watching the parade.
Speaker 2: You don't want to see tanks and American soldiers marching
Speaker 2: up and down Washington, DC. She beat the parade. Anyway,
Speaker 2: We are not going to talk about the parade. We
Speaker 2: are going to talk about what is going on in
Speaker 2: the Middle East and in the school. I'll give you
Speaker 2: a quick update as I see it, and and then
Speaker 2: I'll take any questions you might have. Remember this is
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Speaker 2: super chat ask a question. So, yeah, I mean, we
Speaker 2: could go we could go backwards in time, or we
Speaker 2: could go we could go a variety of different ways.
Speaker 2: But uh, eras of things says he thinks they got
Speaker 2: the atula. Maybe maybe they got the Atula. That would
Speaker 2: be that would be promenie. That would be pretty amazing.
Speaker 2: The most, I mean the most I've seen is that
Speaker 2: they got that. They probably got Ewan's defense minister. They
Speaker 2: also you know, this is anyway, this is how we're
Speaker 2: going to start, right, I mean, what we're seeing is
Speaker 2: just a master class by the Israeli military in uh
Speaker 2: in in you know, precision warfare. You could argue they
Speaker 2: could just drop a couple of nukes and get this
Speaker 2: over with and finished. Indeed, one way they could, uh
Speaker 2: you know, uh destroy Euan's nuclear capabilities is put a
Speaker 2: nuke in four door in that in that bunker that's
Speaker 2: one hundred meters deep. I think the nuke will take
Speaker 2: care of that. Israel has that capacity. But assuming it's
Speaker 2: not going to use nukes, and assuming is well does
Speaker 2: not want to carpet bomb Uranian population, what we're seeing
Speaker 2: here as a master class in precision warfare. It really, really,
Speaker 2: really is a stunny exhibit of military power. Uh and
Speaker 2: really what it illustrates more than anything else is the
Speaker 2: role of the mind. Right. Everything is all he's doing
Speaker 2: is a consequence of superior thinking, stuperior strategy. Yes, it
Speaker 2: has better weapons systems, American weapons systems again products of
Speaker 2: a free mind, of the human mind under freedom. But
Speaker 2: you know, most of those weapons systems have been improved
Speaker 2: by Israel. The F thirty fives F thirty fives that
Speaker 2: you know in F sixteen's F fifteen's are all being
Speaker 2: you know, customized for Israeli needs, and some of them
Speaker 2: with Israeli technology. But how do you change the credit
Speaker 2: card number in super Chat? I have no idea. I mean,
Speaker 2: you might have to kind of delete your accounts in
Speaker 2: super Chat and redo it or something like that. Not sure. Anyway,
Speaker 2: the entire missile defense system, or most of the missile
Speaker 2: defense system that is shooting down most and overwhelming majority
Speaker 2: of the rockets being fired by Yuan into Israel. Israelly
Speaker 2: produced the arrow system and UH and and and several others,
Speaker 2: you know, truly stunning technology. But beyond that, there's just
Speaker 2: a strategy. They're just systematic. There's a strategy. It's based
Speaker 2: on h immense intelligence. Uh. They they know where everybody is. Uh.
Speaker 2: They have the.
Speaker 3: Capacity to fly vast distances, capacity to to to you know,
Speaker 3: uh take out you know, defense systems that every other air.
Speaker 2: Force in the world would struggle with and you know,
Speaker 2: it's it truly is a beautiful thing to behold. And
Speaker 2: and I think to the extent that you value freedom
Speaker 2: and uh, you know, and you value the human mind,
Speaker 2: and you value the good guys fighting for their freedom
Speaker 2: and for their lives. What Israel is doing again is spectacular.
Speaker 2: It's sad because it's a warn people are dying and
Speaker 2: Israelis are dying, but it is it is truly amazing.
Speaker 2: You know that today is what was flying all over
Speaker 2: you on pretty much free of much in defense systems.
Speaker 2: It was bombing natural gas facilities in the South. It
Speaker 2: actually bombed it actually bombed a facility right at the
Speaker 2: Straits of Homoes. We'll talk about the Streets of Homoes
Speaker 2: in a minute to kind of basically is a warning
Speaker 2: shot to the Iranians who are threatening to close the
Speaker 2: Straits of Homoes twenty four so we might as well
Speaker 2: talk about it now. Twenty four percent of the oil
Speaker 2: the global oil supply, twenty four percent of the global
Speaker 2: oil supply goes through the Straits of Homos. It is
Speaker 2: a very very narrow segment in the Persian Gulf that
Speaker 2: on one side is Iran. As we sell with the hooties.
Speaker 2: It's not that hard to kind of block a to
Speaker 2: block a naval you know, passageway. Now, I really do
Speaker 2: think that if they block the Straits of Homos, the
Speaker 2: United States will enter this and will flatten everything in
Speaker 2: that area, or you know, hopefully we'll take those bunk
Speaker 2: busters and destroy the nuclear facilities, but it will be
Speaker 2: unbelievably disruptive. You can block the straits with with little boats,
Speaker 2: you can block the streets with with simple missiles. You
Speaker 2: can you know, the variety of different pretty simple, easy
Speaker 2: ways to block the straits, and as we've seen, the
Speaker 2: huties very difficult, very difficult to reopen them once they're blocked,
Speaker 2: very difficult to destroy the enemy's capabilities of harassing shipping
Speaker 2: along that lane. Again, twenty four percent of all the
Speaker 2: oil going in the world goes through the Straits of Hormones,
Speaker 2: and no wonder all prices are spiking. They're a ready,
Speaker 2: they're already high. Earlier today they were up nine percent,
Speaker 2: another nine percent, they're heading over eighty. I wouldn't be
Speaker 2: surprised if they get to one hundred by the time
Speaker 2: this is over. Suddenly, If the Uranians actually do block
Speaker 2: the Straits of hormones. You could see oil over one hundred.
Speaker 2: I don't know how long it'll stay closed, because I
Speaker 2: think Israel will do everything its power to, you know,
Speaker 2: to punish the Uranians for closing those straits from and
Speaker 2: making it very, very very expensive for them. Israel's gone
Speaker 2: after strategic gases. I mean even the tonight, they are
Speaker 2: taking out apartments and homes of senior Iranian officials. Now,
Speaker 2: if you're a senior Runian official after that first night,
Speaker 2: do you go home to sleep? Do you actually stick
Speaker 2: to your regular routine? Do you not find the deepest
Speaker 2: bunker under Tehran or wherever and go hide there. It
Speaker 2: seems some of them are still going home, and maybe
Speaker 2: maybe Israel's taking out the Minister of Defense, I don't know.
Speaker 2: That might be again fog of war, but they're taking
Speaker 2: out a bunch of people in Tehran in their homes,
Speaker 2: and that's kind of nuts. They are bombing everywhere they
Speaker 2: want to bomb, basically, and and it's systematic. They spent
Speaker 2: I think the morning taking out all the ballistic missile
Speaker 2: facilities that they could find, ballistic missile depots, launchers, They're
Speaker 2: very difficult to find because these are mobile launchers. They
Speaker 2: can move around. They're relatively small, uh and and you
Speaker 2: know Israel has to constantly be looking for them and
Speaker 2: blowing them up. But the reality is that the Iranians
Speaker 2: claimed that they could send at one time, at one time,
Speaker 2: two thousand ballistic missiles into Israel, two thousand, which would
Speaker 2: completely overwhelm Israel's defense systems at the peak. So far,
Speaker 2: they managed to send one hundred and tonight earlier tonight,
Speaker 2: when they sent the bablistic missiles, they were forty and
Speaker 2: they might be another round later tonight, but forty is
Speaker 2: all they can do. With forty, the edifest systems are
Speaker 2: not overwhelmed. You still get some strikes, but you get
Speaker 2: a lot fewer strikes than you would if there were
Speaker 2: two thousand. The reason they can't do two thousand is
Speaker 2: not because they didn't think they could. The reason they
Speaker 2: can't do two thousand is because Israel is basically taking
Speaker 2: out their capacity. They've taken out their launchers, they've taken
Speaker 2: out their missiles. They just can't do it, don't have
Speaker 2: the capacity to do it. So Isol's putting on a
Speaker 2: masterclass in in area warfare. In the Israeli Air Force,
Speaker 2: without question, the best in the world. And they are
Speaker 2: you know, they they are basically the skies in Iwan
Speaker 2: or Israel's they do whatever they want and they have
Speaker 2: been doing whatever they want in the skies of Iwan
Speaker 2: right now. Earlier today, Israel's defense secretary said that, uh,
Speaker 2: if you won target continues to target a civilian, civilians
Speaker 2: in Israel, Uh Israel, would you know, Israel would make
Speaker 2: Tehran boone, would make Tehran boone? And anybody looked at
Speaker 2: that and said, you know, what are they gonna do?
Speaker 2: How are they gonna you know, how are they gonna
Speaker 2: A fly can tell you what are they gonna do?
Speaker 2: How are they gonna make Tehran burn? Well, we saw
Speaker 2: it tonight. So as the ballistic missiles were heading towards Haifa.
Speaker 2: Today this evening, Israeli planes bomb the fuel depots in Tehran,
Speaker 2: massive fuel depots in the west of Tehran. Eleven big
Speaker 2: silos of fuel. They are now on fire. You can
Speaker 2: see that fire for many, many many miles away. They are,
Speaker 2: you know, the fire spedding. You don't have to put
Speaker 2: eleven missiles into eleven different containers. It goes from one
Speaker 2: to the other to the other. The whole facility is
Speaker 2: up in flames other or you know, fuel depots around
Speaker 2: Tehran are also burning. And yes, Tehran is up in flames,
Speaker 2: not the city itself, but they are flames everywhere you
Speaker 2: look into Huran. At the same time, they went after,
Speaker 2: as I said, senior people within the uh the regime. Again,
Speaker 2: not clear who they got, uh, not clear who they
Speaker 2: often not not clear who they got. So Uh, Tehran
Speaker 2: indeed is on fire. Uh. The Ranian people are not
Speaker 2: gonna have gasoline. Uh. You know, I think they knew
Speaker 2: this because on the first day the war started, the
Speaker 2: first thing the Ranians did is they started standing in
Speaker 2: line and filling up their cause because they knew this
Speaker 2: would happen. At this point, Yeah, there's no no gasoline
Speaker 2: into Hurran. Uh. And uh, gasoline prices are going to
Speaker 2: go up dramatically. There's gonna be uh, there's gonna be
Speaker 2: uh uh you know, it's gonna be it's gonna be
Speaker 2: a mess tomorrow and the next day and the next day.
Speaker 2: And slowly Israel is going to diminish the economic capabilities
Speaker 2: of of Iran and the Iranian government. They're slowly going
Speaker 2: to take out the primary uh, you know, in the
Speaker 2: trying primarily energy. The primary the energy that provides the
Speaker 2: cash that allows the Ranian economy to keep going. You know,
Speaker 2: we'll see what they take out beyond that, but I
Speaker 2: can imagine, you know, the next step being if the
Speaker 2: if the Ranians don't step down, the next step would
Speaker 2: be to take out the electricity in Tehran. It wouldn't
Speaker 2: be that difficult right now for the Israelis. Again, these
Speaker 2: really control the sky above Tehran. They're flying above Tehran,
Speaker 2: which is just imagine how humiliating that is for the regime,
Speaker 2: the the the Uranian people just look up and there
Speaker 2: are there are F sixteen's, f thirty fives flying in
Speaker 2: the skies unharrassed. So you can expect it's quite possible,
Speaker 2: and I hope they do this tomorrow night. Is they
Speaker 2: basically they put the whole city in darkness, They take
Speaker 2: out they take out the past supply in uh Intoehran,
Speaker 2: they put it in darkness. It's going to be incredibly
Speaker 2: hot during the day, it'll be dark during the night.
Speaker 2: And I think think, I think this is what Israel
Speaker 2: needs to do, and what Israel looks like it's going
Speaker 2: to do. The bottom line is that Israel cannot take
Speaker 2: out the Iranian nuclei facility. I think, I think that's true.
Speaker 2: We'll see. They might have some surprises up their sleeves.
Speaker 2: They have in the past. There is you know, it
Speaker 2: might very well be that they cannot take out the
Speaker 2: Iranian nuclei facility. So what is the only other way
Speaker 2: to stop the Iranians from getting a bomb? The only
Speaker 2: other way is regime change. And you know, I think
Speaker 2: this must be what Israel has to target at this point.
Speaker 2: It has to go for regime change. It has to
Speaker 2: go for an internal revolution an Iran taking out the
Speaker 2: current mulas, whether with more moderates who are committed to
Speaker 2: doing away with the nuclear program, whether it's all out
Speaker 2: you know, you know, liberal democracy type revolution, but or
Speaker 2: whether it's the Shaw coming back right, the son of
Speaker 2: the Shaw. But it has to be regime change. Nothing
Speaker 2: else should satisfy these relias. And again, you don't have
Speaker 2: to put boots on the ground for regime change. You
Speaker 2: don't have to actually be in the streets. Now maybe
Speaker 2: you do, we will see. But if you make the
Speaker 2: Iranian people suffer enough, and I think the Ranian people
Speaker 2: know who's to blame here, or at least the significant
Speaker 2: portion of the Ranian people. And if and I don't
Speaker 2: know the answer to this, I have no special information
Speaker 2: about this. If there is there are people in Tehran,
Speaker 2: in Iran willing to take on the responsibility of governing,
Speaker 2: then you know, and taking out that tool Jaminia as
Speaker 2: part of that, taking out the Council of whatever of
Speaker 2: scholars that runs the country, the various mulahs. I think tonight,
Speaker 2: if they took out the defense secretary, that's that's an
Speaker 2: important step, taking out the key pieces, the key players
Speaker 2: in the regime. I mean, at some point the regime
Speaker 2: will just collapse at some point, the basically surrender, and
Speaker 2: you're seeing the beginnings of this. One of the most
Speaker 2: encouraging signs out of Tehran today. One of the most
Speaker 2: encouraging signs out of Tehran today is the number of
Speaker 2: airports airplanes leaving the Tehran airport, including many of them,
Speaker 2: most of them small private planes, but one seven forty
Speaker 2: seven Boeing seven forty seven. Now the airspace above Iran
Speaker 2: is closed, the airport is closed. There are no flights
Speaker 2: in and out of Tehran Airport. So who is flying out? Well,
Speaker 2: I mean, obviously the people flying out are the families
Speaker 2: of the regime. Leadership, maybe some of the regime leadership
Speaker 2: that have had enough. Most planes are assumed, assumed to
Speaker 2: be flying to Moscow. You know, they can meet up
Speaker 2: with Bashawa Lasad and hang out there in Moscow with him.
Speaker 2: But many of them have dual citizenship and could be
Speaker 2: in Europe or as I said in Canada, I don't
Speaker 2: think the tool has gone yet, although who knows. He
Speaker 2: gave an address earlier this evening. But I'm sure families,
Speaker 2: I'm sure senior people within the Iranian administration are sending
Speaker 2: their families up because they know, they know that this
Speaker 2: is the beginning. There's very high probability this is the
Speaker 2: beginning of the end. Uh. There are no flights going
Speaker 2: into Tehran, no flights going into to her On Now.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of fake news. There's another thing I
Speaker 2: wanted to warn you of a lot of fake stuff online.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I saw pictures of the refinery and
Speaker 2: Hypha burning. It ain't burning, you know, you saw, you saw,
Speaker 2: you know, massive damage to central Tel Aviv and the
Speaker 2: ki Yah, the military headquarters of Israel, never happened. All
Speaker 2: kinds of of of weird and and uh and strange
Speaker 2: claims and videos and uh. And photographs that have that
Speaker 2: have nothing, you know, nothing to do with reality being
Speaker 2: posted uh, you know, all over all over Twitter. So beware,
Speaker 2: beware of fake news. There is a lot of fake news.
Speaker 2: There were right now, zero flights going into Tehran, by
Speaker 2: the way, zero flights going in and out of Tel Aviv.
Speaker 2: And here's what's interesting is uh, you know, Israel basically
Speaker 2: managed to make sure that when the war began, there
Speaker 2: were no airplanes in uh in in uh uh at
Speaker 2: the airports, at the international airport in Tel Aviv, all
Speaker 2: the airport, all the Israeli national you know airline has
Speaker 2: all its airplanes outside of Israel, mostly in Athens and
Speaker 2: in Lanaka in Cyprus. And indeed, uh, thousands of Israelis
Speaker 2: have now converged on Lanaka and Athens and waiting for
Speaker 2: the first sign that they can get on a plane
Speaker 2: and fly to Tel Aviv. Right, and and of course
Speaker 2: I love you was closed. But they would love to
Speaker 2: fly home. Now, think about that, they want to fly
Speaker 2: home into this, you know, jumping into their shelters every
Speaker 2: five minutes in the evening. Well it's not that bad actually,
Speaker 2: but still it's bad. Right, says something about the spirit
Speaker 2: of these Israelis. But anyway, so regime change make you know,
Speaker 2: make the regime suffer so much that they start running away.
Speaker 2: By the way, this is what happened with the Shaw.
Speaker 2: His people started running away, They started getting up planes
Speaker 2: and getting out of there. And he of course left,
Speaker 2: under this idea that he was sick, which he was.
Speaker 2: He left, and then once once enough of the regime
Speaker 2: was out of there, the whole thing just collapsed. People
Speaker 2: went outs to the streets and it was over right.
Speaker 2: Not sure what the dynamic of this time, but it
Speaker 2: could be very similar. You could see regime leaders escaping
Speaker 2: getting out of there. You could see the Islamic Revolutionary
Speaker 2: God called slowly kind of uh collapsing, people walking away
Speaker 2: from it again, the generals leaving, the soldiers just walking away,
Speaker 2: uh and uh. And then people started going into the
Speaker 2: streets once they once Revolutionary God is out, then people
Speaker 2: will feel a lot more safe to go into the
Speaker 2: street and demand demand a regime change. So I think
Speaker 2: there there's real chance that that we will see the
Speaker 2: collapse of the Indian regime. As I said yesterday, as
Speaker 2: I said down night before major major historical shift, global
Speaker 2: geopolitical shift in the world it is. It changes. It
Speaker 2: changes so much cuddenly in them at least, you know,
Speaker 2: if that happens, if regime change happens, all prices will
Speaker 2: come down dramatically. The oil speak it from Yuan opens up,
Speaker 2: sanctions go away. You know, so much changes in the
Speaker 2: Middle East, so much changes in the world, so much changes,
Speaker 2: you know, globally. You know, Russia suffers, China loses an ally.
Speaker 2: It is it is the it is that it is
Speaker 2: a big you know, this is a this is a
Speaker 2: it's a big deal. It's a big deal, like you know,
Speaker 2: sort of. I don't know. Russia getting rid of Putin
Speaker 2: and replacing him and becoming a free place. I can't
Speaker 2: think of any other place. I can't think of any
Speaker 2: other change. Your political change that would have as many
Speaker 2: ramifications as as you want in some ways you want,
Speaker 2: might be even bigger. Ah, this is funny. I mean
Speaker 2: the these videos are funny. So we are seeing right now,
Speaker 2: We're seeing right now hypersonic ballistic missile appears to have
Speaker 2: just been used bye Iran on hipha Israel. The speed
Speaker 2: of this missile is insane. I mean again, you know,
Speaker 2: this is a big assumption. Is there any other verfiable
Speaker 2: source for that information that a hypersonic missile has been
Speaker 2: sent and hit haipha, yep, I don't we will see.
Speaker 2: I doubt it. I think it's just I doubt it.
Speaker 2: Whoa Huh, Indian government is just withheld this guy's account
Speaker 2: and all his tweets are gone even here. Huh my
Speaker 2: major source for info on what's going on has just
Speaker 2: been blocked by X somehow. Um wait, maybe I'm looking
Speaker 2: at the wrong place. Okay, that's better. Okay, no, no,
Speaker 2: my mistake. I clicked on the wrong button. That was scary. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it looks like there'll be another wave of ballistic missiles
Speaker 2: is going to be launched soon. So by the time
Speaker 2: they launch, it's about ten minutes until ten minutes about
Speaker 2: until impact. So we will see what happens. But right
Speaker 2: now there is a there is a warning for Israelis
Speaker 2: to stay closest to the ARIAD shelter. This usually precedes
Speaker 2: telling him to go into the Aerid shelter, which precedes
Speaker 2: you know, uh, you know, the actual ballistic missiles arriving,
Speaker 2: and so we will see. But uh, those that photo
Speaker 2: of a hypersonic you know, hypersonic missile, I mean it's
Speaker 2: it's it's it's really really really amazing to see the
Speaker 2: extent to which people can manipulate video and put up
Speaker 2: fake stuff constantly, constantly. Yeah, it's uh yeah, uh huh.
Speaker 2: People and people are taking people are taking this very
Speaker 2: seriously and commenting on the on the video of the
Speaker 2: hypersonic missile being uh being being uh, you know, a striking,
Speaker 2: striking hyphen By the way, the strike earlier today with
Speaker 2: forty missiles, a number of them, a number of them
Speaker 2: made it to the ground, two of them in open
Speaker 2: space and with no casualties. But tragically, one of those
Speaker 2: bombs hit a home. Fourteen people. Fourteen people were hit
Speaker 2: by it, suffered, were injured by it. Four of them,
Speaker 2: for of them died, so so yeah, I know it's fake.
Speaker 2: Four of them died, ten of them are still in
Speaker 2: the hospital, a whole family. And the home that was
Speaker 2: hit was a home of Arab Israeli family. Sadly, their
Speaker 2: homes do not have They do not build when they
Speaker 2: build their homes, which is which is you know, they
Speaker 2: should know better, but they do not build safe rooms.
Speaker 2: They do not built bunkers in a sense. Uh and
Speaker 2: uh so so this just devastated the entire house. It
Speaker 2: just collapsed the house and they were all they were
Speaker 2: all injured by it. Uh. The the man, the man
Speaker 2: was an Israeli Abba Bloya and his wife, both of them,
Speaker 2: both of them were killed and and I guess uh
Speaker 2: much of their family uh is is in hospital right now.
Speaker 2: So this is unbelievably tragic. One of the great you know,
Speaker 2: one of the one of the other tragic parts of
Speaker 2: this is uh. Let me just see if you can
Speaker 2: find uh, yeah, is that where is it? I saw
Speaker 2: this as uh you know, as these missiles were flying
Speaker 2: uh to Haifa.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: People in the West Bank, the West Bank is very
Speaker 2: close and they can they could see the missiles flying
Speaker 2: towards Haipha. Uh. You can see video of them. They're chewing,
Speaker 2: they're celebrating, right, they're celebrating the the the this Burrah
Speaker 2: as your missiles towards Haipha. Uh. You remember this is
Speaker 2: in the West Banks. It's not a gaza. These are
Speaker 2: the These are the moderates, right, These are the Palestinian
Speaker 2: authority moderates. These are what everybody would like Israel to
Speaker 2: uh to uh uh you know, to be Israel's peace partners, right,
Speaker 2: they want these people to run Gaza instead of Ramas.
Speaker 2: And it there there are chewing, uh, the chewing the
Speaker 2: missiles uh. And of course the irony of that, the
Speaker 2: sad disgusting you know, uh. Irony of that is that
Speaker 2: the missiles land up killing an Arab family who they
Speaker 2: would consider uh, you know, Palestinians who live in Israel.
Speaker 2: This is in a in an Arab village called uh
Speaker 2: Arab town called Tamra, not far from Haifa. For me,
Speaker 2: I just just personally, every time these missiles go in
Speaker 2: the direction of Haifa, it's a little eerie and scary.
Speaker 2: My parents live there, my my sister lives, my parents,
Speaker 2: my brother, his kids, his grandkids, my my my sister,
Speaker 2: her kids. They all live in Haifa, in various parts
Speaker 2: of Haifa. So I am watching carefully to see where
Speaker 2: these missiles are going and where they're hitting. I managed
Speaker 2: to get a hold of my mom just I think
Speaker 2: just at the end of the barrage I think, just
Speaker 2: as she was leaving the or she was still in
Speaker 2: I think the safe room and in this rehabilitations facility
Speaker 2: which he's at after she left the hospital. And yeah,
Speaker 2: and she was saying you could hear the bar, you
Speaker 2: can hear the booms, you could hear. I mean, it's
Speaker 2: just it's just terrific, right, I haven't ninety year old
Speaker 2: dad and eighty five year old mom and they're separate
Speaker 2: because my dad's she's in this rehabilitation place. My dad's
Speaker 2: in the in the apartment. And yeah, it's it's rough.
Speaker 2: It's rough. Every time you see these missiles heading them Anyway,
Speaker 2: it seems like Israel right now is um you know,
Speaker 2: it seems like while this is going that Israel is
Speaker 2: is just pounding you on Right now, they're pounding Tehran. Okay,
Speaker 2: missiles have just launched from you on towards Israel. It
Speaker 2: was fifty two seconds ago. So within about eight minutes
Speaker 2: we will see I mean before that, we'll know where
Speaker 2: they're heading. We shouldn't know where they're heading in just
Speaker 2: the next few minutes, and then you know, we'll see
Speaker 2: the consequence of that in about ten minutes. Let me
Speaker 2: just pull up telegram just to keep an eye on
Speaker 2: on where this is heading. They usually give nice maps
Speaker 2: and and let you know, yeah, this looks like yeah,
Speaker 2: it looks it's probably heading to woods Tel Aviv. Uh,
Speaker 2: you've got there's a bunch of there's a bunch of
Speaker 2: drones that are coming in. Those those are pretty you know,
Speaker 2: it's also having an easy time knocking those down out
Speaker 2: of the air. But these look like ballistic missiles heading
Speaker 2: towards Tel Aviv. So we'll see in a minute. We'll
Speaker 2: see in a few minutes. Ah, how bad it is.
Speaker 2: How bad it is? All right? Uh? As I said.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, uh you know, you your Tehran is
Speaker 2: being pounded. It looks like a residential residential structure in
Speaker 2: a neighborhood in eastern Tehran collapsed after you know, one
Speaker 2: of the apartments there was targeted for an assassination strike
Speaker 2: by the Israeli Air Force. Yeah, if you live in
Speaker 2: an apartment building with a senior official in the Iranian government,
Speaker 2: you should probably get out, probably not stay there. You know.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of whatever air defense systems they have,
Speaker 2: they have guns, they have like World War two air
Speaker 2: defense systems just going off all over Iran to huan Isfahan,
Speaker 2: several other cities in northwestern Iran. That's where the focus
Speaker 2: is right now. Yep. Earlier today, I think I mentioned this.
Speaker 2: Israel did hit some of the natural gas producing and
Speaker 2: refining infrastructure of the Iranians. I think it was still
Speaker 2: just symbolic. It was like, you know, we can do
Speaker 2: what we want. We can take out your entire oil industry,
Speaker 2: we can burn all your fields, we can basically shut
Speaker 2: down all oil and natural gas production. And so they
Speaker 2: haven't yet completely. They haven't taken out the island where
Speaker 2: where the entire oil industry depends on, and they haven't. Again,
Speaker 2: they haven't taken out all the refining capacity, but it
Speaker 2: is or could very very easily do this. So I
Speaker 2: think today was more of a warning shots they continue
Speaker 2: to take out the leadership. You know, I think I
Speaker 2: think everybody, I think the Israeli military right now and
Speaker 2: these reeally political leadership is really hoping and and good, look,
Speaker 2: they have a lot of intelligence and they've got people
Speaker 2: on the ground, they've got Masada agents on the ground there.
Speaker 2: But I think they are really hoping that this regime
Speaker 2: is just going to collapse. It's just going to implode
Speaker 2: on itself. And you know, it hasn't happened yet, it
Speaker 2: might never happen. Uh. It's it's it's you know, it's
Speaker 2: getting close, it's getting close, and get they're giving them
Speaker 2: every excuse possible to get out of there and for
Speaker 2: the Iranian people to rise up against them. So again,
Speaker 2: I think that is the goal, and I think that
Speaker 2: they're seeing for science of that. Just to give you
Speaker 2: a sense of just the competence of the Israeli air
Speaker 2: force and Israeli intelligence. According to Saudi Arabia, today while
Speaker 2: Israel there's bombing Tehran and while Haifa is being bombed
Speaker 2: by the Iranians, Israel launch an attack in Yemen. It
Speaker 2: had received the intelligence that the that the Huti military
Speaker 2: command was meeting. They were there was a big meeting
Speaker 2: of the of the entire leadership of the Huti terrorists
Speaker 2: military whatever you want to call them group UH in
Speaker 2: Israel UH you know, identified that and bombed the Bejesus
Speaker 2: out of it. Now we have not gone confirmation that
Speaker 2: people were killed, but it does seem like the head
Speaker 2: of the Huti military, the commander in chief if you will,
Speaker 2: of the Huti military, was killed in the attack. If
Speaker 2: the Saudis are right that it wasn't just an attack
Speaker 2: on one person, it is quite possible that the entire
Speaker 2: military leadership of the Huti was taken out tonight. So
Speaker 2: while it was you know, busy identifying targets, taking out
Speaker 2: leaders into Hran, taking out different people all over you know,
Speaker 2: bombing different sites in Iran, taking out refineries, taking out
Speaker 2: fuel depots, and all this. They still had the audacity,
Speaker 2: the courage, and the technical means to fly F thirty
Speaker 2: five and sixteen to the south two Yemen, further away
Speaker 2: as far depending why in Iran, but as far as ran,
Speaker 2: as far as distant portions of you on and take
Speaker 2: out the entire command and control of the Houties. Note
Speaker 2: that America supposed he thought of war with the Hooties,
Speaker 2: and then I guess surrendered and never did anything like that.
Speaker 2: US military did nothing like that. Something like that would
Speaker 2: have required, would have required Israel to have what do
Speaker 2: you call it, to have a refueling airplane go with
Speaker 2: whatever airplane was going down to Yemen so it could
Speaker 2: get back home. But it's just again, it's stunning performance,
Speaker 2: stunning performance. There seems to be confirmation now that Asis
Speaker 2: nurses zz there whatever Ivan's defense minister has been killed.
Speaker 2: Why did he go home if that's where he was killed,
Speaker 2: and that could be Israel did attack today the bunker
Speaker 2: of the of the Defense Ministry in Tehran. He could
Speaker 2: have been there, he could have been killed there. But
Speaker 2: among several people that, among several people yesterday, among several
Speaker 2: people tonight that have been taken out by the Israelis,
Speaker 2: the Defense minister is one of them. So this is
Speaker 2: this is good. Uh. Let's see, as I said, Uh, basically,
Speaker 2: a shelter sirens all over Tel Aviv. Uh. This is
Speaker 2: where my wife's family is, and my sister is there,
Speaker 2: and the entire center of the country, Uh is being
Speaker 2: called to be in Ariic shelters. I assume the ballistic
Speaker 2: missiles will be arriving any minute. Now, all right, let's see,
Speaker 2: let's see. All right, so I said he was eliminated.
Speaker 2: Let me just see what else is Uh? Yep, So yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean Saudi Arabia, as I said before Saudi media
Speaker 2: reports that IDF struck the entire Houchi leadership during a
Speaker 2: meeting they were holding in a bunker. The Huti's left
Speaker 2: to dance in American Israeli flags. Now they cannot dance anymore.
Speaker 2: That is a tweet by somebody affirming what I said
Speaker 2: earlier in terms of and so there's an anti a
Speaker 2: cross system at the US embassy in Tel Aviv has
Speaker 2: been well, I guess at Jerusalem. The embassy is in
Speaker 2: Jusalem has been activated, so maybe they're also age sirens
Speaker 2: in Jerusalem. And uh, let's see, all right, let me
Speaker 2: just check up on check up on what's going on
Speaker 2: with those those missiles. Nothing, nothing new. I think it'll
Speaker 2: be a while before we see anything that's definitely, definitely
Speaker 2: more fires into Hran. I mean you see picture after
Speaker 2: picture after picture, and these are being shot by Iranians.
Speaker 2: You can see them speaking in the background. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: idea of interceptor active over Tel Aviv. We've got people
Speaker 2: here alive giving US reports as they happen in uh
Speaker 2: in Tel Aviv. And let me just let me just
Speaker 2: text my sister, all right, all right, whops. It is
Speaker 2: interesting who is who is doing all these de fakes
Speaker 2: on uh for this and who is posting them and
Speaker 2: why are they posting them and whose accounts they are
Speaker 2: and what that means. I guess interceptors us going up
Speaker 2: in Jerusalem. So, yes, Jerusalem is also being attacked. That's
Speaker 2: why the US embassy had triggered its It's a defense
Speaker 2: system and uh yeah, I mean one of the things
Speaker 2: that the reading military keeps telling Israelis, don't film, don't
Speaker 2: post the the you know, the ballistic missiles coming in,
Speaker 2: don't post them. The Iranians use this to recalibrate to
Speaker 2: since they're pretty crude. These are not precition weapons. They
Speaker 2: see where it hits and then you know, they calibrate.
Speaker 2: So don't show where the hits are happening. Now, you know,
Speaker 2: a lot of people are doing it in spite of that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: in the meantime, we've got the parade. It looks like
Speaker 2: Trump is saluting American servicemen. How many times did he
Speaker 2: escape the draft? I don't know which you should have.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm awful avoiding the draft. The draft was wrong.
Speaker 2: But it's still kind of ironic. Yeah, I mean, you
Speaker 2: never an somebody's saying, you know that a missile LNG
Speaker 2: it was launched from a house in Tehran and hit
Speaker 2: a nearby building, and they're saying, well, maybe that's the
Speaker 2: most sud but but who knows if that's even true.
Speaker 2: All Right, so the interceptors throughout the fifty radiant ballistic
Speaker 2: missilet wave targeting Haifa. Uh, Well that that was earlier today,
Speaker 2: so that's now somebody's posting it now that's not haipha God.
Speaker 2: I mean this is the kind of stuff. You look
Speaker 2: at the picture and no, Haifa doesn't have buildings that tall.
Speaker 2: That's not Hypha, that's tele Aviv. What are you talking about?
Speaker 2: So yeah, I mean this is uh, this is the
Speaker 2: challenge that you have. All right. Uh, let's see anybody
Speaker 2: from Israel letting us know what's happening here. Um. I
Speaker 2: mean the thing about the assassination of the Iranians, Uh,
Speaker 2: Iranians confirming. It's all being confirmed. So I should show
Speaker 2: share my screen to show you. Let's share my screen.
Speaker 2: Let's do this. I mean I can share my screen
Speaker 2: on my computer and on my phone. So my computer,
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna show you x H. Let's see. We're
Speaker 2: gonna do this. We're gonna go there. I think that
Speaker 2: would be it. Yeah, okay, you put that up there.
Speaker 2: See that that is the That is a map. The
Speaker 2: red dots. The red dots are where are sirens have
Speaker 2: gone off? Uh, where Ariad sirens have gone off. You
Speaker 2: will see you'll see the red dots and you can
Speaker 2: see tel Aviv, you know, the south of southern part
Speaker 2: of tel Aviv, some northern parts he Salia, all of
Speaker 2: Helsalia and then all the way up through the central corridor,
Speaker 2: all the way up to Jerusalem is all in red dots.
Speaker 2: So that's where they rade sirens have gone off. I'm
Speaker 2: just going to refresh the page. So this is uh, this,
Speaker 2: this is always I t defender who has proven over
Speaker 2: the whips? What did I do? Who has proven over
Speaker 2: the you know, two years two years of the war
Speaker 2: in Israel and that to be an incredibly reliable source.
Speaker 2: Let me just do this, uh, proved to be an
Speaker 2: incredibly reliable sauce. So this is uh, this is the
Speaker 2: guy I kind of one of the guys I follow.
Speaker 2: It's not the only source. I look for other sources
Speaker 2: as well. Uh, that's about you. Oh, this is again
Speaker 2: I'm pushing what's I'm putting highlights since their post. There
Speaker 2: we go, this is what I want. Explosions food in
Speaker 2: Tel Aviv amidst the interception of ballistic missiles launched by
Speaker 2: Iran sirens stopped in Tel Aviv and now signing all
Speaker 2: around it in central as well. So you're seeing the
Speaker 2: very scent of Tel Aviv is not being affected and
Speaker 2: actually has not been affected. It's actually the red dots.
Speaker 2: There is Natania. Natonia's further north, so they're actually not
Speaker 2: going after the very center of Tel Aviv. They're going
Speaker 2: south of Tel Aviv, Jerusalem West Bank, a lot of
Speaker 2: those red dots in the West Bank. Maybe they're going
Speaker 2: after those cheering Palestinians who cheered the attack on Hypha
Speaker 2: and then up there in Natania. All of this area
Speaker 2: has had said are sirens, has had Ariad sirens. Let's
Speaker 2: let's see what else. Uh, you know, this is just
Speaker 2: yeah that I don't think is heypher? Let me just
Speaker 2: refreshed this. Okay, that's the parade. That's who knows what
Speaker 2: that is. That's Thomas Massey, who is a against Ironsid Israel.
Speaker 2: This is not our war. We should not engage our
Speaker 2: military here. Furthermore, doing so would require a vote of Congress.
Speaker 2: That's true, it should require vote of Congress. I'm a
Speaker 2: full Congress voting on this stuff. Of course. I think
Speaker 2: if you actually had Congress vote on it, you'd actually
Speaker 2: approve the mission. But here's this radius of you know,
Speaker 2: this is this is the range of Ewan's missiles. They
Speaker 2: can't reach America. So it's not our war developing ICBMs.
Speaker 2: But it's not our war. Uh so that's that this
Speaker 2: is usn't it? Aggregator and unreliable, completely unreliable, you know?
Speaker 2: And uh yeah, Tearran air defenses are now engaged in
Speaker 2: repelling a massive Israeli drone strike over reigning capital BS.
Speaker 2: I call BS on that. And and I have seen
Speaker 2: a bunch of his stuff unreliable and a lot of
Speaker 2: these US usn't unreliable, this one, I don't know. Another
Speaker 2: footage shows the impact of Iranian ballistic missiles in Haifa.
Speaker 2: Apparently one of them was equipped with an anti burst
Speaker 2: warhead which detonated at fifteen So yeah, I mean no,
Speaker 2: that is probably Haipha. But yeah, a lot again, a
Speaker 2: lot of unreliable people, a lot of unreliable stuff, I
Speaker 2: get all of it. That is your village burn shot
Speaker 2: in Israeli. No that again, not not. I don't believe it.
Speaker 2: These are these are sadly. Here's a picture sadly of
Speaker 2: the our family who are killed today. It yeah, it
Speaker 2: says yeah, they're they're Christian Arabs. According to this, the
Speaker 2: Christian Arabs Aljah Katib and his wife. So yep, I
Speaker 2: mean sad really head his uh Mario Nolfaz, who loves u.
Speaker 2: He loves clickbait. Breaking around launch is true Promise three
Speaker 2: a new missile and drone offensive. The Islamic Revolutionary God Corp.
Speaker 2: Says the sound done yet in response in Israeli a
Speaker 2: striking a Raelian oil it runs a Revolutionary God just
Speaker 2: announced a fresh wave of missile whatever. Uh so, oh
Speaker 2: there's margat chata thatcha. Yeah, this is the this is
Speaker 2: the this is the hypersonic. How about that? Look at this?
Speaker 2: Look at this hypersonic. They claim that hypersonic many hits,
Speaker 2: many hits. A small cut of tonight's video. They've got
Speaker 2: tons of these. Uh so, yes, uh, you have to
Speaker 2: be careful. Juiceling a few minutes ago. This looks yeah,
Speaker 2: that's let me say again, so this is real. This
Speaker 2: is over Jerusalem. You can see whoops, I guess you
Speaker 2: can't really see that. Let me just move this. Yep,
Speaker 2: let me move that. There you go. That is that
Speaker 2: is about Jerusalem. So you can see the lights. It's
Speaker 2: a combination. The lights are combinations of the ballistic missiles
Speaker 2: as they enter the atmosphere and the interceptors. You know again,
Speaker 2: Israel's intercepting. I don't know ninety plus percent of everything
Speaker 2: that's being thrown at it, So forty in higher three
Speaker 2: made it to the ground. So you know that's over
Speaker 2: ninety percent. Yeah, Andrews says, all ballistic missiles hypersonic at
Speaker 2: the anti phase. True. I guess they are ones that
Speaker 2: are faster, right, They're they're ones that are that are
Speaker 2: juiced up. Even even in the entry phase. None of
Speaker 2: those look like they're hitting anything. They all look like
Speaker 2: they were intercepted in the air. That is uh, that
Speaker 2: is from that is from Jerusalem. And and and by
Speaker 2: the way, a lot of what falls, a lot of
Speaker 2: what falls and hits the ground of the fragments because
Speaker 2: these things exploding way up in the atmosphere, way up above,
Speaker 2: and then the interceptor itself is blowing up and their
Speaker 2: fragments there. And sometimes the fragments are are small and
Speaker 2: they are significant. Sometimes the fragments can be bigger. But
Speaker 2: but that is a lot of what falls. A lot
Speaker 2: of what you see is falling. Is is it? I mean?
Speaker 2: Segular is a good uh. I mean he's a commentator
Speaker 2: on Israeli television, regular commentator on his reeally television. Is uh.
Speaker 2: He is reliable again long history and and he he
Speaker 2: gives you a lot of us that the politics Israeli politics.
Speaker 2: This is fascinating, and this is I've seen this. This
Speaker 2: is a cut from the New York Times today. New
Speaker 2: York Times had a big story about Iran today and uh,
Speaker 2: they got a bunch a bunch of text messages that
Speaker 2: the Iranian leaders were sending one another, and so I'll
Speaker 2: just read you from the New York Times article. In
Speaker 2: private text messages shared with the New York Times, some
Speaker 2: officials were angrily asking one another, where's the head offense?
Speaker 2: And how can this book come and attack anything at once?
Speaker 2: Kill our tuck commanders? And we were incapable of stopping it.
Speaker 2: I mean, where have they been living? I mean, this
Speaker 2: is so predictable, so predictable. I mean, didn't they see
Speaker 2: what happened earlier? Oh my sisters saying their whole building
Speaker 2: is shaking from the banks, shaking from the banks. Can
Speaker 2: you imagine being I mean they're in a safe room
Speaker 2: in that apartment. I can't remember what floor they're on,
Speaker 2: and the apartment building is shaking because their booms going
Speaker 2: on around. Not good anyway, Where were they? Where are
Speaker 2: all these Israelis? There also question where are all these Uranians.
Speaker 2: There's a question the major, the major intelligence and defense
Speaker 2: failures that it led to Iuan's inability to see the
Speaker 2: attexts coming and the resulting damage. So, yeah, the Ranians
Speaker 2: are panicking, panicking. This is the article in the New
Speaker 2: York Times in miscaculation by Iran led to Israeli strikes,
Speaker 2: extensive toll, miscalculation or just incompetence. I think the New
Speaker 2: Times is being generous unsurprisingly. Okay, let's see if there's
Speaker 2: anything else, if a mit segur is saying anything else.
Speaker 2: I mean, there was an interesting story here about yesterday
Speaker 2: to Israeli citizens were arrested on suspicion of committing security
Speaker 2: offenses on the Iranian direction. So how to tell what
Speaker 2: that story is about, because there's a gag order on
Speaker 2: on further information on it for obvious national security reasons.
Speaker 2: Let's see what US and defender smokes the rising from
Speaker 2: the site of an impact near Tel Aviv in central Israel. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so that looks like that looks like it's east of
Speaker 2: Tel Aviv. So ballistic missile impact near tel Aviv coming
Speaker 2: down over central Israel. Those are more you see sky
Speaker 2: shots of that and explosions in tel Aviv amidst the
Speaker 2: interceptions of ballistic missiles launched by your own So we
Speaker 2: will have to see it takes a while until we
Speaker 2: find out what damage has been caused and whether there
Speaker 2: are casualties and what is actually what is actually going on.
Speaker 2: But you get a little bit of sense of you know,
Speaker 2: you can get a sense of and see that somebody
Speaker 2: is saying, yeah, we were on the Carmel, which is
Speaker 2: the hill in Haifa, and the student dorms were also shaking. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean most of that is from the from the
Speaker 2: for the the interceptors, and the interceptors hitting the ballistic
Speaker 2: missiles and exploding up in the air. You get these
Speaker 2: massive booms and the building shake, the building shake. It's
Speaker 2: unbelievably scary, unbelievably scary. All right, let's see what else
Speaker 2: did I want to tell you? So, yeah, I mean
Speaker 2: it's it really is going to be now a question
Speaker 2: of the mount of pressure that Israel is willing to
Speaker 2: put on the Iranian regime to try to see it fold.
Speaker 2: And you know, they're they're taking out senior leaders. They'll
Speaker 2: keep doing that to the extent that senior leaders continue
Speaker 2: to expose themselves or to be in places where Israel
Speaker 2: can can take them out. They are you know, they
Speaker 2: they will, but they will I think now systematically, particularly
Speaker 2: given this last latest marriage again nine seconds ago more,
Speaker 2: I guess a ballistic missile from Yemen. So the Huti's
Speaker 2: decided that they're part of this, and maybe in memory
Speaker 2: of the commander in chief who hopefully die tonight, they
Speaker 2: sent a ballistic missile. Hopefully that that one will be
Speaker 2: easy to knock down given that it's just one one
Speaker 2: missile or not not one out of fifty or whatever,
Speaker 2: So hopefully they'll knock that out of the sky pretty
Speaker 2: quickly here. But I think I think tomorrow is going
Speaker 2: to be a lot of taking out Iranian uh the
Speaker 2: Iranian uh, you know, infrastructure uh, Uranian economic assets and
Speaker 2: things like that. Oh yeah, I wanted to I guess
Speaker 2: if you're up to it, I wanted to share with
Speaker 2: you the ladies from Dal Koopa Nazi, the the Tucker
Speaker 2: friendly uh you know, Joe Rogan friendly Nazi. Unlike Iran,
Speaker 2: Israel's primary strategic goals involved getting American servicemen killed. And
Speaker 2: what do you do about about you know, stupidity at
Speaker 2: that level and just evil. It's not stupidity. It's just
Speaker 2: evil at that level, the unwillingness to even ignow even
Speaker 2: see what is going on in the world. But he
Speaker 2: is motivated by his Nazi ideology. Yeah, you know, we'll
Speaker 2: talk about these demonstrations and all of that another time. Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's somebody claiming that he won closed down it's nuclear
Speaker 2: weapons program in two thousand and three, not according to
Speaker 2: the International Topic Commission and pretty much everybody else, and
Speaker 2: who's admitted that they had refined uranium to sixty So yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean again, you're gonna get see more and more
Speaker 2: of this kind of misinformation from MAGA, from crazy libertarians,
Speaker 2: and just from general anti Semites out there. People, you know,
Speaker 2: saying America is about to join the war any minute now.
Speaker 2: Suppose the Israel has been actively calling for that. Here's
Speaker 2: another angle of all the missiles hitting Haipha. You see that. Hey,
Speaker 2: you guys in Haipha, did that actually happen? Unbelievable the
Speaker 2: stuff that people are making up, creating and making up. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean panic on live broadcasting Iran, this is kind
Speaker 2: of interesting. Where is our army? Are Anyan television channels
Speaker 2: are struggling to digest the scale of the Israeli attack,
Speaker 2: Commentators and citizens can be heard wondering on the broadcast,
Speaker 2: how is it possible that Israel attacked in the heart
Speaker 2: of the country and no one prevented it? Where's our army?
Speaker 2: The studios are broadcasting in tense atmosphere with confusion and
Speaker 2: a certainty about the extent of the damage. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: don't see that in Israeli Chiv, because there's no confusion.
Speaker 2: But he knows exactly what's going on. I think Nikki
Speaker 2: Haley's right. Good for Nikki Helely, She writes, finished them,
Speaker 2: I meet sego children the light and children in darkness. Uh.
Speaker 2: So we're talking about a number of we've got uh,
Speaker 2: you know, gas stations being being blown up. We've got
Speaker 2: storage facilities. This is in Hebrew. We've got uh a
Speaker 2: number of storage facilities or in various places around uh
Speaker 2: Ywan are being being blown up. All right, We've got
Speaker 2: you know, we had a political assassination this morning in
Speaker 2: the United States. So so that was pretty amazing news.
Speaker 2: Uh that to uh to uh state congressman from in
Speaker 2: in Minnesota were basically executed killed tonight, assassinated tonight this morning,
Speaker 2: earlier today, well last night by a by a gunman,
Speaker 2: and was really fascinating was to watch the accusations going,
Speaker 2: oh here's here's really uh yeah uh, anyway that I'm
Speaker 2: trying to see this video if this is what was
Speaker 2: showing you guys, I mean, one of the things that's
Speaker 2: happening is that Jordanians, the Jordanians are shooting down drones
Speaker 2: that are flying over Jordan. So j Jordanians are definitely
Speaker 2: in on this, and they're not allowing allowing if they
Speaker 2: can now shooting down whatever's traveling across Jordan on the
Speaker 2: way to Israel. Yep. Here, yeah, here's some here's some
Speaker 2: images of more images of of these things just flying
Speaker 2: down on you into in a tel avis. Very imagine.
Speaker 2: I mean, any one of those is a nuke. The
Speaker 2: whole of Israel is gone. Yeah, there's another, there's another. Yeah,
Speaker 2: all right, since it's hard to tell what's real and
Speaker 2: what's not here, we'll just skip it for now. Okay,
Speaker 2: what else do we wanna What else do I wanna say? Yeah,
Speaker 2: Russia today is is is putting up all the videos
Speaker 2: of the of the so called hypersonic hypersonic missiles, the
Speaker 2: really fast ones. All right, Yeah, so there was this, uh,
Speaker 2: And what was fascinating after the assassination. These are two Democrats,
Speaker 2: supposedly one of them last week voted with the Republicans
Speaker 2: in the Minnesota House. And and I think the congressman
Speaker 2: who was killed was was the the House majority leader.
Speaker 2: The democrat was the leader of the House majority. And
Speaker 2: the mediate response from MAGA was, this is some leftist
Speaker 2: killing killing her because she voted with the Republicans last week.
Speaker 2: There was some pamphlets in his car or supposedly of
Speaker 2: with the no kings on it, so it was assumed
Speaker 2: that he was a lefty, and everybody online uh, basically,
Speaker 2: you know, everybody online who was a who was a
Speaker 2: from MAGA was from the right, assumed it was a
Speaker 2: lefty and just just that was then assumption. And then
Speaker 2: of course it's clear that the guy, the guy is
Speaker 2: uh a hater of you know, an anti abortion U
Speaker 2: you know, right wing nutcase and he is a right
Speaker 2: wing is or registered Republican. Uh. And he had a
Speaker 2: list of all the people he was going to kill
Speaker 2: and yep, we will and uh, and you know all
Speaker 2: you know it was it was right wing political violence, uh,
Speaker 2: something that the right keeps saying doesn't exist, but there
Speaker 2: it was all right, uh, all right, what else, let's
Speaker 2: when we go to some questions, let me just we
Speaker 2: just got another refresh here. Yeah, I mean somebody Danny's saying,
Speaker 2: what is the purpose? This is just a question on online,
Speaker 2: but it's a show. It's a question that a lot
Speaker 2: of people have. What is the purpose of finding missiles
Speaker 2: and waves like this? If the point is the overwhelm
Speaker 2: as well is well eight offenses, why would they not
Speaker 2: just shoot as many as possible over one or two
Speaker 2: hour period because they can't. They don't have enough launches.
Speaker 2: You know, they every time they every time, every time
Speaker 2: Israel goes and destroys a bunch of them, they have
Speaker 2: fewer they are fewer launches to use. That's why they're
Speaker 2: launching only forty forty fifteen hours per round instead of
Speaker 2: the one hundred that was the original round. I mean,
Speaker 2: if they really want to do damage, they would launch
Speaker 2: a thousand. Then is it would have a really hard
Speaker 2: time interceptynt all of one months? Uh so you know
Speaker 2: they are limited because Israel has limited their capabilities by
Speaker 2: by taking their capabilities out over the last three days.
Speaker 2: So what is going Yeah, realistic missiles interceptions over this
Speaker 2: center of Israel yep. So it's going to be interesting,
Speaker 2: uh to see what if any of these impact of
Speaker 2: impacts and what the consequence of that is. It's interesting,
Speaker 2: isn't interesting that the Ranians have not attacked any US
Speaker 2: basis in the Middle least, even though they promised they would.
Speaker 2: They have not attacked British, They have not attacked anybody else.
Speaker 2: They only second Israel because they are afraid. They are
Speaker 2: I mean, this is what Israel is doing. Imagine if
Speaker 2: you brought in b fifty twos of B twos I mean,
Speaker 2: and bunker busting bombs and all the other stuff. Just
Speaker 2: imagine the extent of the damage that they will suffered.
Speaker 2: And they know that, and they know that, so they're
Speaker 2: they're limiting this. They do not want the United States
Speaker 2: to be in this war. Just minutes ago, well this
Speaker 2: is two hours ago, Israel A first struck the central
Speaker 2: bunk of Iran's Armed Forces General Staff into Huan, using
Speaker 2: you know, the Israeli bunker busting bombs. So that's probably
Speaker 2: where the Defense minister was killed. Here's pictures of the
Speaker 2: overfinery in Haifa in flames. Explosion reported in Karaj, Iran
Speaker 2: footage shows a large fireball letting up the night sky,
Speaker 2: falling of reported explosion in Karage because of the blastemings unknown.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, it's always unknown. All right. Uh, I'm looking
Speaker 2: just to see if there's anything. But okay, let's let's
Speaker 2: go to your questions. Thank you all the super chatters
Speaker 2: really really really appreciate the support. Okay, So, there is
Speaker 2: a significant damage in a high rise in but Yam,
Speaker 2: which is to the south of Tel Aviv. Uh. It
Speaker 2: looks like a ballistic missile hit there. The side of
Speaker 2: a residential building seems to have been collapsed. Hopefully everybody
Speaker 2: was in their safe room and are safe and and
Speaker 2: they no, they're no casualties. But it does look like
Speaker 2: eight building in but Yam. Uh it took a took
Speaker 2: a really bad hit. Yeah, there's another one that hits
Speaker 2: and really you see a real fireball coming out of it.
Speaker 2: Another one to hit in Tel Aviv. I'm not sure
Speaker 2: where that one is, but it's uh it looks that
Speaker 2: that looks really really bad. Uh so. Uh So, yeah,
Speaker 2: Israel did take some direct hits today in again in
Speaker 2: Haifa and Christian Ebb family was killed. Uh. In Tel Aviv,
Speaker 2: we are yet to find out what casualties they are,
Speaker 2: if they are casualties, and and the extent of the damage.
Speaker 2: You know, we know that in but Ya, in that
Speaker 2: building was was was hit and that is looks significant.
Speaker 2: All right, let us let me just check one of
Speaker 2: the sauce and then I'll take your questions. Let's see,
Speaker 2: ven it looks like the Iranians also sent a bunch
Speaker 2: of drones in order to occupy the defense systems. While
Speaker 2: at the same time you've got you've got the ballistic missiles,
Speaker 2: so that they're getting more sophisticated. Uh, they're getting They're
Speaker 2: getting more more sophisticated. Israel's air force is in Iran,
Speaker 2: you know, to have to fly back in order to
Speaker 2: shoot down all the drones. But but yeah, uh yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean I think I think they you know, somebody
Speaker 2: somebody is saying that that iwon did indeed try to
Speaker 2: hit the over finding in high Yeah they did, they tried,
Speaker 2: but as far as I know, they did not, they
Speaker 2: did not hit it. Right, there is no hits. The
Speaker 2: British apparently have sent in fighter pilots. It could be
Speaker 2: it could be that the Brits, the Americans, the Jordanians
Speaker 2: all flying over Jordan knocking down drones. So that is
Speaker 2: as kind of backup. Uh yeah, this earth's out. I'm
Speaker 2: not sure what pronounced that, but anyway, he's saying he's
Speaker 2: in high fire. He said, based on a video I recorded,
Speaker 2: it looked like they were the Liberty burning fuel there.
Speaker 2: There were vertical fuel fires started near the two thirds
Speaker 2: in flamed regions. Yeah, they often do that. You often
Speaker 2: see fire above the above the refinery. It may be
Speaker 2: a pipeline for the overfining. Maybe in Hypha. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't I don't think. I don't think there was
Speaker 2: a direct hit. There was a hit on the refinery,
Speaker 2: but there is a direct hit in Tel Aviv, and
Speaker 2: there's a Direk hit. But yah, So we will wait
Speaker 2: and see what the what the outcome with the consequence
Speaker 2: of all that is. Here's another look, significant hit in
Speaker 2: the vote in the sense of Israel. Looks like a
Speaker 2: home was hit there. Hard to tell if there be casualties.
Speaker 2: There's a bit of a fire on the roof of
Speaker 2: a of a building. All right, So we'll wait and see.
Speaker 2: But some of these missiles will get through. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's pretty amazing think about what it is to hit
Speaker 2: a ballistic missile traveling at these immense speeds as they
Speaker 2: answer the as they renswer you know, and and and
Speaker 2: you know you have to you have to fire at
Speaker 2: them in fraction of a second and they and their
Speaker 2: projectile has to hit them perfectly. I mean, the the
Speaker 2: science of this and the tech in this is stunning
Speaker 2: and amazing, and it's amazing. You know, when when the
Speaker 2: first Golf War was on in nineteen was in nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety one, Israel had no air defense systems. When the
Speaker 2: Iraqis fired missiles into Israel. Now those missiles were a
Speaker 2: lot smaller than these, and they were a lot less
Speaker 2: damaging in these, but there was no defense. They would
Speaker 2: just rein in. They just came in, they rained in
Speaker 2: and you know, they hit where they hit. And you know,
Speaker 2: that was what we wake up call for Israel and
Speaker 2: it went there immediately into developing probably the best aerial
Speaker 2: defense system in the world. Uh. And you know this
Speaker 2: is they've given away their Patriots missiles because what they
Speaker 2: have is better than the Patriots. They do have the THAD,
Speaker 2: which is supposed to be particularly good for ballistic missiles,
Speaker 2: but the American THAD and the rest is Raelly built
Speaker 2: arrow and other types of air defense systems. All Right,
Speaker 2: I keep saying I'll go to yourqestions. But now let's
Speaker 2: go to your questions. Yeah, that is the one and
Speaker 2: but yeah it looks pretty bad in but ya a
Speaker 2: lot of damage. All right, let's see Matt one hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Matt, thanks to the amazing commentary and being
Speaker 2: a voice of reason on this issue. I appreciate that, man,
Speaker 2: Thank you for the support. Really appreciate that. Michael says
Speaker 2: yesterday the criminals, terrorist, rapist, worst of the worst today
Speaker 2: quote there are friends and neighbors who tend our hotels
Speaker 2: and keep the agriculture and food processing sectors going. Regimes
Speaker 2: like this this end quote. Regimes like this change the
Speaker 2: party line overnight. Yeah, I mean, look, it's quite obvious
Speaker 2: what's going on. As we know Trump. The only people
Speaker 2: Trump actually listens to a business people. And and you
Speaker 2: know when business people call him up and business people
Speaker 2: playing he listens. They're probably the only people he listens to.
Speaker 2: I don't think he listens to anybody else. And business
Speaker 2: people cannot be happy with ice going into onto farms
Speaker 2: and taking their farm labor into hotels or into restaurants
Speaker 2: or into other facilities and taking their employees. Now, so
Speaker 2: Trump is listening to them because you know, he has
Speaker 2: quote respect to the extent he has respect for anything.
Speaker 2: He has supposed respect for other for business people. And
Speaker 2: they're complaining. They also other ones, remember that probably paid
Speaker 2: a million dollars they have lunch with him, or five
Speaker 2: million dollars to have dinner with him, and probably gave
Speaker 2: a bunch of money for his uh, you know, for
Speaker 2: his campaign or inauguration or whatever. And now they're calling
Speaker 2: up up and they're complaining, and he's going And I've
Speaker 2: told you from the beginning, Trump is not I mean,
Speaker 2: it's not personal for Trump with regard to immigration. It's
Speaker 2: certainly personal for Milli for whatever reason, but it's not
Speaker 2: personal for Trump. And Trump is doing this because this
Speaker 2: is maga's thing, and this is what he got elected on.
Speaker 2: And you know, every time he mentions it, he gets
Speaker 2: huge at pause. So he keeps going after them. So
Speaker 2: the fact that he is now withdrawing ice from certain industries,
Speaker 2: they're still going after some industries is because those industries complained.
Speaker 2: So what was it agriculture, hotels and restaurants? I think, right, Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: for now, they're are going to go over there. But
Speaker 2: what I am seeing much more of and what is
Speaker 2: just the last couple of days, what I'm seeing much
Speaker 2: more now that they're not going there, ICE still has
Speaker 2: quotas to make. Now they're just stopping street people in
Speaker 2: the street who have a skin color, and they're demanding documents. Now,
Speaker 2: think about that. We live in the United States of America.
Speaker 2: In the United States of America, right now, armed government officials,
Speaker 2: armed to the teeth can stop you in the middle
Speaker 2: of the street and demand you present a government ID
Speaker 2: and not just any government IDEA driver's license will not
Speaker 2: do because the driver's license. Some illegal immigrants have driver's licenses.
Speaker 2: So they want to see a passport, a some document
Speaker 2: that's a federal document. I mean, I don't know how
Speaker 2: many of you ever imagined that would happen in the
Speaker 2: United States, and that most people just shrug, don't care.
Speaker 2: Most people papers, please, that's a That's that's what authoritarian
Speaker 2: regimes do. That's what the solitarian's regimes do. Everybody walks
Speaker 2: around with papers. Everybodybody walks around with a government issued
Speaker 2: ID y, and that's what they're doing. So they're stopping people.
Speaker 2: If you happen to look a Hispanic, beware here in
Speaker 2: Puerto Rico, they're rounding up. There's a lot of people
Speaker 2: from the Dominican Republica with you here illegally. It's very close.
Speaker 2: They can come by boats and they've been rounding them up,
Speaker 2: and you know, and people are afraid. People are faith
Speaker 2: people from Dominican origin, some of them legal, are just
Speaker 2: not leaving their homes. They're petrified. Then hands driver's licenses
Speaker 2: can be issued to illegal immigrants as well in certain states,
Speaker 2: so they're not good enough. Not good enough anyway, It
Speaker 2: is scary, scary times in the United States of America
Speaker 2: and in ways that one could have never expected. Okay,
Speaker 2: so it looks like latest wave of attacks. So Michael, absolutely,
Speaker 2: and it truly is how and this regime is Trump.
Speaker 2: It's whatever Trump says and whoever gets to Trump and
Speaker 2: whoever speaks to Trump. Last I'm a little worried that
Speaker 2: he spoke to Putin today and you know, he said
Speaker 2: to put In, Yeah, the war between Israel and Iran
Speaker 2: should be over. I mean, he really is very influenced
Speaker 2: by the last person he speaks to. And the Ice
Speaker 2: again instructions of meeting. The numbers have not changed. They
Speaker 2: just start to make up for the agricultural employees and
Speaker 2: the hotel employees. Was somebody else that they round up?
Speaker 2: Thank you, Thank you, Michael at fifty dollars, really appreciate it.
Speaker 2: So at least six impacts were put it in the
Speaker 2: greater Tel Aviv area of central Israel with this last
Speaker 2: wave of ballistic missiles from Iran. So at least six impacts.
Speaker 2: That's a lot. I think that's the most we've had
Speaker 2: so far. I'm not sure why you would think their
Speaker 2: defense systems would be getting better. As they get more data,
Speaker 2: more experience and more data, they should be getting better.
Speaker 2: But for whatever reason, this one's seemed to overwhelm the system.
Speaker 2: And early, of course today we had three or four
Speaker 2: drops in the Hyphai area. Family was killed. I'm not
Speaker 2: sure what the casualties are on this one, but I'll
Speaker 2: tell you this. I think what you Wan just did
Speaker 2: is it guaranteed that the oil and natural gas facilities
Speaker 2: on the Persian Gulf, that basically the entirety of the
Speaker 2: Ranian economy might be history tomorrow. They might very well
Speaker 2: be history tomorrow. The only thing that could stop Israel
Speaker 2: from taking those out? Is Donald Trump saying no, no, no,
Speaker 2: that'll spike or price is too high. That's the only
Speaker 2: thing I can think of. Okay, okay, So I'm just
Speaker 2: looking here rescue cups at the scene, and but yam,
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, I'm seeing pictures of the rescue cups. Yeah,
Speaker 2: definitely major damage to the building. I'd be surprised if
Speaker 2: nobody got hurt unless all the seafooms on the other
Speaker 2: side of the building. But this side of the building
Speaker 2: is really taken a hit. All right, keep going here,
Speaker 2: let's see Vikram two thousand Indian rupees. Thank you. We've
Speaker 2: seen barely five months ten of Trump's term. At the
Speaker 2: eight years going what Mayhem awaits I said, the forty
Speaker 2: three months ahead? Or will he tamp down and turn
Speaker 2: total what's your best guess. I mean, it's so hard
Speaker 2: to tell. It's so hard to tell. I do think
Speaker 2: it'll be tamped down. I mean, I don't what other
Speaker 2: wars can break out. Remember Trump said no it was
Speaker 2: ever breakout when he's president. Well so much for that.
Speaker 2: We're watching him live right now. Or they broke out
Speaker 2: while he was president, and the other words that he
Speaker 2: said would go away. You know, Ukraine, Russia is still
Speaker 2: going strong, so not not not clear. Yeah, so he's
Speaker 2: been a failure when he comes to preventing wars. But uh,
Speaker 2: I don't know, you know, who knows. I really don't know.
Speaker 2: He's so unpredictable. I don't think he can sustain this momentum.
Speaker 2: But he might because because again he surrounded himself with
Speaker 2: people who are going to stick with him because they're loyal,
Speaker 2: who he's going to stick with because they're loyal, and
Speaker 2: who I think already and willing to do crazy stuff
Speaker 2: for another you know, uh, you know through an half years.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I think it's going to be crazy. Now.
Speaker 2: The courts might save us. But imagine if the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court rules that the tariffs a un constitutional, all Trump
Speaker 2: will do is come up with a different law, impose
Speaker 2: the same tariffs under that different law, and force everybody
Speaker 2: to see him again and take it again to Supreme Court.
Speaker 2: So I don't think anything is actually going to store
Speaker 2: him down other than a major US accession or something
Speaker 2: like that, which will cause a major rethink and will
Speaker 2: again and have those business people who he listens to
Speaker 2: going visiting visit, going to visit him, and and and
Speaker 2: arguing him off. The next ledge he puts, he puts
Speaker 2: the United States on. But yeah, I don't know what else.
Speaker 2: I don't know what else would slow him down. Major
Speaker 2: economic crisis, major economic crisis, we'll do it. Uh, And
Speaker 2: I don't I I just don't see that necessarily happening, right, um,
Speaker 2: all right, I'm just trying to stay up to date again.
Speaker 2: According to some reports, Iran has no more airplanes to fly,
Speaker 2: as I was basically taking out taking out all the
Speaker 2: military airplanes. Let's see, let's see. Uh, yeah, a lot
Speaker 2: of a lot of silliness. I see the marching. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they're not goose stepping. And the marching is in Washington.
Speaker 2: They're not even that straight a line. They're not even that.
Speaker 2: I mean, the Soviets march so much better. The authoritarians
Speaker 2: have marches that are so much more scary. Yeah. People
Speaker 2: posting a video from Aman where the missiles are flying
Speaker 2: over the ballistic missiles. All right, let's see, I think
Speaker 2: we're good.
Speaker 1: Uh, you've got you've got what you have is Israel
Speaker 1: has a multi layered defenses.
Speaker 2: So the first layer is arrow, and the second layer
Speaker 2: is the iron dome and and home was not built
Speaker 2: to intercept ballistic missiles, but it is intercepting quite a
Speaker 2: few of them. So anything that you can see this
Speaker 2: intercepted really low to the ground. That is iron dome,
Speaker 2: and it's pretty amazing that they've managed to get it
Speaker 2: to work on these ballistic missiles. It was it was
Speaker 2: designed for something completely different. Uh, let's see what is this.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that is? All right? Get that? Uh?
Speaker 2: All right? Rational I P if government were fully voluntary funded,
Speaker 2: how can we ensure judges or government in general are
Speaker 2: more biased towards major contributors, especially since corruption already exists
Speaker 2: today and requires safeguards regardless. Well, I think the main
Speaker 2: way you do that is that all everybody's call it
Speaker 2: a contributions to the government, a public information. You're all reported,
Speaker 2: you're all listed, so and you know you're not giving
Speaker 2: the money to a judge, you're giving it to the government.
Speaker 2: The government spending it on the judges maybe, but it's
Speaker 2: all listed, so you know there are records and you
Speaker 2: can go in and you can see who's paid and
Speaker 2: who hasn't, and who's paid a lot. And then this
Speaker 2: is why you need a free and a media that
Speaker 2: is actually monitoring government. This is you know, a truth
Speaker 2: to power is really the role of the media. The
Speaker 2: role of the media is to hold the power to
Speaker 2: account and to to to You don't track them and
Speaker 2: regulate them and and let people know if there is
Speaker 2: apparent corruption. You can't create a system where there's no corruption.
Speaker 2: The other thing I'd say is judges should be paid
Speaker 2: really really well. Government officials generally should be paid a
Speaker 2: lot of money. I mean, Singapore does this model where
Speaker 2: everybody's I mean people who work for the government make
Speaker 2: a lot of money. So the temptation they make more
Speaker 2: than they would make in the private sector, and the
Speaker 2: temptation uh, therefore for corruption is a lot less right,
Speaker 2: So you know, combinations things like that. But you know
Speaker 2: corruption might be there, but you know, you shine a
Speaker 2: light on it. You make everything transparent. You see. One
Speaker 2: of the things I think that happens in a in
Speaker 2: a in a free society is almost nothing is illegal.
Speaker 2: Almost nothing is illegal. Sorry it was nothing legal. I'm looking.
Speaker 2: Almost nothing is secret. God where did I get illegal from?
Speaker 2: Almost nothing is secret. Everything the government does is transparent.
Speaker 2: The number of acts actually secret things would be like zero,
Speaker 2: almost zero, Like why do we still not have all
Speaker 2: the files in JFK. Why don't we have all the
Speaker 2: files and stuff that happened forty years ago. Why don't
Speaker 2: we have all the files and what happened two years ago.
Speaker 2: Other than putting agents' lifes at risk, there should be
Speaker 2: no reason not to have full transparency with the government.
Speaker 2: So I think that's that's the way you protect for
Speaker 2: fraud transparency. Uh. Ished out West, what is your opinion
Speaker 2: of the Crown Prince NBS in Saudi Arabia. I saw
Speaker 2: the political feint the royal family sent on X condemning
Speaker 2: the attack on Iran. He fixed all prices with Russia
Speaker 2: for his country's family benefit, not USA. I mean, look,
Speaker 2: MBS is a is a thug, obviously, but he's a
Speaker 2: smart thug, not like some thugs we know, like Trump.
Speaker 2: He's a smart thug. Uh. He he is the rule
Speaker 2: of Saudi Arabia and he is you know, it's it's
Speaker 2: his inheritance. He's unbelievably rich. It's not as more money
Speaker 2: for him, but he wants to be remembered as this
Speaker 2: uh uh you know, super successful monarch who who who
Speaker 2: built Saudi Arabia and created something out of Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 2: Uh and Uh, but he's a thug. You know what
Speaker 2: he did to that journalist in in the Saudi embassy
Speaker 2: in Turkey. I mean basically cut him to pieces, murdered
Speaker 2: him and cut him to pieces. But he is also
Speaker 2: trying uh to at least somewhat to liberalize Saudi Arabia,
Speaker 2: to moderate it. You know, women can drive you be Uh.
Speaker 2: You still can't be an atheist in Saudi Arabia. You
Speaker 2: go to jail. But you know, a lot of the
Speaker 2: he's also put in jail other wahabbies. He's trying to
Speaker 2: in some sense change the nature of Saudi Arabia and
Speaker 2: make it less of a theocracy. Uh. And he's also
Speaker 2: trying to establish uh, trying to establish a uh an
Speaker 2: economy in Saudi Arabia that is not totally dependent on oil.
Speaker 2: So and and and generally he hates Islamists because Islamists
Speaker 2: hate him because he's really seculate. He's not really that
Speaker 2: interested in spreading in a Klie fund and spreading the
Speaker 2: Muslim whatever. He just wants. He wants Saudi Arabia to
Speaker 2: be rich and big and successful and powerful. And Jamal
Speaker 2: Kashogi is the guy uh is the journalist they killed
Speaker 2: in in in Tokey and uh So. So he's you know,
Speaker 2: I think he has some uh he believes him. He
Speaker 2: wants progress, he wants the Ford looking. He reminds me
Speaker 2: of a Dang in China. I think Chapang, the guy
Speaker 2: who ordered the massacre mantainement square and the one and
Speaker 2: he ordered the mask continuum square. On the other hand,
Speaker 2: he liberalized the Chinese economy. I mean he's a monster.
Speaker 2: And yet he saved China. So h uh saved Chinese economically,
Speaker 2: uh and and and and said it on the path
Speaker 2: of authoritarianism forever for a long long time politically, uh So.
Speaker 2: I think a mes is that kind of person.
Speaker 4: He is.
Speaker 2: He's a pragmatist, a real pragmatist who's about power, about power.
Speaker 2: I don't trust him. If things shifted, he will turn
Speaker 2: against Israel, will turn against America. He does whatever he
Speaker 2: thinks will achieve him power and achieve a short term aims.
Speaker 2: Seeing some photos from Batyam which are really spooky, I
Speaker 2: have to say, there's like dust everywhere. You know how
Speaker 2: when the when in New York, when the Twin Towers
Speaker 2: came down and there was that there was like, you know,
Speaker 2: the the dust from the from the just evaporated annihilated
Speaker 2: concrete or whatever it was from the buildings, and you're
Speaker 2: seeing the same thing here covering cars, covering the road.
Speaker 2: It looks like snow, almost snow. And that means the
Speaker 2: damage we're seeing is really, really, really extensive. So again,
Speaker 2: we will see, we will see what we can do. Uh,
Speaker 2: super Chat broken? How come super Chat is broken? That's
Speaker 2: not good? Anybody else have problems with the super cheat?
Speaker 2: Some people have obviously got through because we've got quite
Speaker 2: a few questions. Another news item, three drones were shot
Speaker 2: down earlier today approaching US forces in all of Sudden
Speaker 2: Airport Airbase in western Iraq, with the drones believed to
Speaker 2: have likely been launched by Iranian backed paramilitary groups in
Speaker 2: Iraq in response to the United States supporting Israel. Lucinda
Speaker 2: got a sticker in, so I'm not sure why your
Speaker 2: yours is broken? Uh, you have to check that out.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I mean the Iranians need to be careful
Speaker 2: because there is a real you know, if they if
Speaker 2: they hit one of these bases, if there were American
Speaker 2: casualties in one of these bases, the United States could
Speaker 2: get involved and and that would definitely end the regime
Speaker 2: in uh in Tehran. So I think they're being cautious.
Speaker 2: Uh all right, mister Mystery sixty three says you're on.
Speaker 2: Please make a shout out to fry up and say
Speaker 2: and say it's time for her to make her husband
Speaker 2: some breakfast. He is hungry. Thank you for your great work.
Speaker 2: You're on. Oh my god, I'm being used here by
Speaker 2: a you know, Fryar making breakfast. He sounds grouchy. You know,
Speaker 2: the way to a man's heart is to his stomach
Speaker 2: making breakfast. Of course, mister mystery sixty three, you could
Speaker 2: just get up and go make breakfast yourself if you're
Speaker 2: so hungry. It's probably what his wife is telling him
Speaker 2: right now. Ah. Being used like this by by listeners
Speaker 2: that is terrible. Andrew. Is there a connection between the
Speaker 2: Israel hater's antagonism towards Israel and antagonism towards Ukraine. Yes, absolutely,
Speaker 2: it is basically antagonism towards West, the West, towards Western civilization,
Speaker 2: what towards what they view as liberal democracy, towards liberalism
Speaker 2: in the classical liberal sense. Certainly, MAGA is not accidentally
Speaker 2: anti Israel and anti Ukraine. They like the thugs, they
Speaker 2: like the theocrats, they like the Putins of the world. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: the casualty numbers are going to be interesting. I'm seeing
Speaker 2: more and more photos of some real damage done in
Speaker 2: Tel Aviv. So yeah, I mean, it's just it's it's
Speaker 2: hatred of liberalism in its classical sense. They they envy
Speaker 2: Putin's power. There's a sense in which they admire the
Speaker 2: Islamists because they take their religions seriously. They disagree with
Speaker 2: them about what their religion, but at least they take
Speaker 2: religions seriously. It's better than those secular bastards in Israel
Speaker 2: who you know, who don't. Plus, you know, there's a
Speaker 2: tinge of anti Semitism. But what they hate about Ukraine
Speaker 2: is Ukraine was tilting to Europe, and there's no place
Speaker 2: they hate more than Europe because Europe is for them
Speaker 2: emblematic of the corruption of the liberal West, the corruption
Speaker 2: of the liberal West, the decadence, the decadence and corruption
Speaker 2: of the liberal West, and Ukraine was turning to Europe
Speaker 2: and they therefore was turning towards that and that versus
Speaker 2: kind of the religiosity, the anti gay, the you know,
Speaker 2: the the clean cleanliness of a Putin appeared versus the
Speaker 2: decadence of the West. They go for Puttin. What would
Speaker 2: Kayesian Ando do if Ice came after him? Coincidentally, he
Speaker 2: is played by an Hispanic act that Diego Luna. Well,
Speaker 2: I don't know. I mean, initially, uh, you know, in
Speaker 2: Ando one, he he was pretty pretty uh what do
Speaker 2: you call it passive? I think he'd hide he did,
Speaker 2: but by the time we get to Ando two, he'd
Speaker 2: probably really rebel against them. I mean, they would have
Speaker 2: to be careful. I mean, but yeah, that's a scary thing.
Speaker 2: I mean, these Andrew these Ice starting to look like
Speaker 2: the Imperial Guard, you know, the Imperial Army in Star Wars,
Speaker 2: rounding people up and asking for their papers. Michael, I
Speaker 2: hope your family will be safe with no harm and
Speaker 2: life in Israel can start to focus on life in
Speaker 2: the future. I hope so too. I hope so to
Speaker 2: thank you, I appreciate the thoughts. Super cask It says
Speaker 2: I went to no Kings protests today, lots of American
Speaker 2: flags and references to seventeen seventy six. I bought my
Speaker 2: own US flag. Good. I mean, I'm glad that was
Speaker 2: the theme that there was a lot of US flags.
Speaker 2: I think the challenge with these is that they get capped.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not a big fan. I'm not a
Speaker 2: fan of protests generally. I don't like protests, as you know.
Speaker 2: But the real danger here is that they get captured
Speaker 2: by the programas anti American. You know, anarchists who wake
Speaker 2: afeas and fly Mexican flags and stuff like that. You know,
Speaker 2: the best outcome is a group that carries around the Constitution.
Speaker 2: You should waves in American flags, signs of seventeen seventy
Speaker 2: six and things like that. That that is going to
Speaker 2: be That is definitely going to be best, no question
Speaker 2: about that. Numbers are starting to come out. It looks
Speaker 2: like at least one is being killed, dozens dozens injured
Speaker 2: in the latest ballistic missile barrage against Central Israel, that
Speaker 2: is against against Tel Aviv. All right, well, I mean
Speaker 2: now Youan is asking for it, and I really do
Speaker 2: think they have just given the green light or will
Speaker 2: be giving the green light to go after Iranian oil
Speaker 2: facilities or Iranian anything. Right, They'll they'll just that I'm
Speaker 2: going to hold back to the extent that they held back.
Speaker 2: I think that's over now. I think Israel's going to
Speaker 2: go all out. Yeah, fake videos. It's amazing all these
Speaker 2: fake videos.
Speaker 4: Yep, uh, all.
Speaker 2: Right, oh here it is. Al Jazeuah El Jazua says
Speaker 2: tonight's Israeli operation was a complete failure and Iran Iran
Speaker 2: repelled all Israeli attacks. Yeah, it's pretty funny. The propaganda.
Speaker 2: You've gotta you've gotta admit that that. It takes. It
Speaker 2: takes something for people to actually have have that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it looks like very few people went to the parade.
Speaker 2: Parade looks pretty empty. A lot of people there. All right,
Speaker 2: let's see, not you have a you'll gogorithm is he
Speaker 2: on preparing to launch a fifteen hundred ballistic missile barrage
Speaker 2: or do they not have any inventory left for mejia attack?
Speaker 2: They don't have the launchers, they don't have they don't
Speaker 2: have the launchers, and they don't have the missiles. And
Speaker 2: if they bring the missiles out and they start preparing
Speaker 2: the launches, then Israel identifies them and sends the planes
Speaker 2: in and they knock them out before they ever leave.
Speaker 2: So it's yeah, it's difficult for you. On they were
Speaker 2: planning a fifteen hundred thing, but you know, not not happening.
Speaker 2: Not happening. All right, let's see, huh all right? Uh, Dave,
Speaker 2: I went to No King's protest today as well. I
Speaker 2: didn't feel comfortable watching in a group that contained the
Speaker 2: Free Palestine crowd. But opposition to Trump in physical space
Speaker 2: has to be shown, you know, I guess I I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't see it. If if there's a Free Palestine group,
Speaker 2: I'm not anywhere in that vicinity, I'm not. I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm blocks away. I'm you know, I'm not in the
Speaker 2: same protest. And this is the problem. And this is
Speaker 2: the problem with protests. This is the problem with protests.
Speaker 2: I get it. I get wanting to do something. I
Speaker 2: get wanting to get out there and and and speak
Speaker 2: up and do stuff against Trump. I get that. I don't.
Speaker 2: I just don't think protests are the right way to
Speaker 2: the right thing to do. All right, Let's see, all right,
Speaker 2: so far all I see is is fake videos. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's go back to reliable source. Let's see what they're saying. Yeah,
Speaker 2: nothing nothing new, all right, Dave. If Trump wanted a
Speaker 2: big parade with millions of people, cheering and celebrating. All
Speaker 2: he has to do is resign. True, then I go
Speaker 2: and parade. That's worthy of a parade. That would be amazing,
Speaker 2: Although then we get JD. Vans, So maybe I wouldn't parade.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe maybe then I'd get really worried. Wes, thank
Speaker 2: you for the fifty dollars, really really appreciate that. Thank you, Nat,
Speaker 2: you have your Ja'll go with them. How does the
Speaker 2: Rani regime collapse without a ground invasion? Germany and Japan
Speaker 2: could never have reformed without decades of occupation and re education.
Speaker 2: I don't think Iran needs decades of occupation and re education.
Speaker 2: I think as I, as we talked about when the
Speaker 2: Goals Revolution was going on a couple of years ago,
Speaker 2: and when they were out in the streets almost daily
Speaker 2: demonstrating against the regime, there is a significant portion of
Speaker 2: the Iranian population that hates these mulas that once them gone,
Speaker 2: that wants to be liberated from a theocracy, that wants
Speaker 2: to live in a Western like country. And I think
Speaker 2: that so I don't think they need that re education.
Speaker 2: There's a certain post of population that will stay religious,
Speaker 2: is religious, will stay religious, But there is a vast
Speaker 2: number of Iranians who've just had it with these people,
Speaker 2: and because of the Internet, are exposed to Western ideas.
Speaker 2: This is, by the way, one of the things that happened,
Speaker 2: I forgot to mention it is the Musk turned on
Speaker 2: starlink over over Yuan. So if you have a receiver
Speaker 2: in Yon, you can get you can get internet service
Speaker 2: because the Urinian government blocked all the internet service when
Speaker 2: this was started. But the fact that Uranians have Internet
Speaker 2: and they know what the West is like, they travel,
Speaker 2: they see the West, they do not want to be there.
Speaker 2: They don't want not want to be under theocracy, and
Speaker 2: I think they're ready to replace it. You didn't need
Speaker 2: occupation of the Soviet Union when the Soviet Union collapsed.
Speaker 2: Now we still got Russia, but we also got Poland
Speaker 2: and the Czech Republic and places that, if you know,
Speaker 2: the Baltics, that shrugged off their communism and became pretty
Speaker 2: cool places. So I think we're in a we're in
Speaker 2: a you know, we're in a world today where you
Speaker 2: know will today. We're in Iran today. All you need
Speaker 2: to do is give enough of them the confidence that
Speaker 2: this regime is finished. They will go on in the
Speaker 2: streets and they will overturn them, I think, and you'll
Speaker 2: get a better regime. You might not get Western democracy immediately,
Speaker 2: but you'll get a better regime. Maybe maybe the son
Speaker 2: of the Shaw of you on will come back. I
Speaker 2: don't think he wants to be Shaw, but maybe he
Speaker 2: could become a symbolic kind of symbolic monarchy as a
Speaker 2: just as a stabilizing element and establish a temporary government
Speaker 2: until there's elections or something like that. So no, you
Speaker 2: don't need to be in the ground. This is not
Speaker 2: Germany and Japan. This is, if it collapses, will be
Speaker 2: much more like Eastern Europe, like Poland rejecting communism. Let
Speaker 2: me just check online, see what's going on. That was
Speaker 2: a while ago. I think there's a bunch of share
Speaker 2: Let me see, all right, it looks like it's al
Speaker 2: has made a formal request of the United States to
Speaker 2: into the war, and there is an urgent meeting at
Speaker 2: the Pentagon to make a decision about that. You know,
Speaker 2: I have no idea how they'll decide, And all right,
Speaker 2: I don't see. Uh. The over twenty twenty casualties in
Speaker 2: Tel Aviv, different places, many some of them children. You know,
Speaker 2: we'll see We'll probably have to wait half an hour
Speaker 2: to an hour to figure this out, to figure this out,
Speaker 2: what the consequences were. Subkaski says that No King's label
Speaker 2: was brilliant, a call back to revolution and easy reference
Speaker 2: most Americans understand and what everybody can support. Yes, a
Speaker 2: while ago, this is free and focused. A while ago
Speaker 2: everyone was here was agreeing with Iran Q and A
Speaker 2: videos saying there's no right to mass protest. Now everyone
Speaker 2: in the chat just got back from a mass protest.
Speaker 2: Is it okay because it's outside now? As I said,
Speaker 2: you know, protests are happening. I mean you're participating on
Speaker 2: not participating. It's not going to change the fact that
Speaker 2: they're happening. I don't believe in mass protests. I don't
Speaker 2: think they're right. I think that they violate the rights
Speaker 2: of people, and they they violate the rights of people trying,
Speaker 2: you know, trying to use the roads, trying to trying
Speaker 2: to get to work, trying to you know, do whatever
Speaker 2: they want. You can just block roads, block neighborhoods, uh,
Speaker 2: you know, and and that is that is what protests do.
Speaker 2: So I'm not, as I said, I'm not a fan
Speaker 2: of protests I'm against protesting, and but I understand that
Speaker 2: people want to express themselves and the protest are going
Speaker 2: to happen anyway. I would never go to a protest,
Speaker 2: I mean again, unless it was in a place there
Speaker 2: was non disruptive and become surprised. I get it shouldn't be.
Speaker 2: There's no good analysis in the media on this significant
Speaker 2: change developing in the Middle East, happening with the Islamic
Speaker 2: Republican being crucially counted. Yeah, I mean there's very little
Speaker 2: analysis out there. There's good stuff, but there's very little analysis.
Speaker 2: A lot of news, little analysis because people don't understand.
Speaker 2: I don't think people have an appreciation understanding of the
Speaker 2: actual dynamics of the Middle East and the crucial importance
Speaker 2: Iran has played. And this is true for forty years now,
Speaker 2: we haven't had a proper analysis of the crucial role
Speaker 2: Iran has played for the islam Mist movement over the
Speaker 2: since nineteen seventy nine, since the Islamik Revolution, and whether
Speaker 2: there would be any slum Mist Jihattist movement if not
Speaker 2: for Ivon and taking out Iran. What does that mean
Speaker 2: for the world, for the world, because the world is
Speaker 2: threatened by Islamism. And if you take out the lynchpin
Speaker 2: the key to Islamism, what then happens? All right? That
Speaker 2: actually looks real. All right, let's see, I'm not surprised
Speaker 2: people don't think in principles and don't think big picture.
Speaker 2: Chao says, hire you on. Thanks Emelian for sharing your
Speaker 2: unmatched integrity in this fight. I'm with you all the way.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Gail, very very much. Appreciate that and appreciate
Speaker 2: the supports. Let's see, James says, for his next birthday,
Speaker 2: he'll want to tear down the Statue of Liberty and
Speaker 2: replace it with the statue of himself, yes, decked out
Speaker 2: in ice gear, in ice gear. Let's see, Liam, if
Speaker 2: New York City alex a Muslim socialist mayor, is it
Speaker 2: to destroy their own city just despite Trump? No? I
Speaker 2: mean it's complicated, right, I mean, part of it is
Speaker 2: that New York City's pretty progressive. They elected Deblasio, and
Speaker 2: part of it is that he's running against Como, and
Speaker 2: Como is a corrupt governor, a former governor, right, and
Speaker 2: is corrupt, and everybody knows he's corrupt, and nobody likes him,
Speaker 2: even the people voting for him. Don't like him. And
Speaker 2: if you put up somebody who seems to really believe
Speaker 2: in what he says and you know, and is a
Speaker 2: real fighter for his cause, and then against a corrupt
Speaker 2: former governor who was left an embarrassment the governor's mansion
Speaker 2: because of you know, corruption, was a sexual abuse or whatever,
Speaker 2: there's a good chance that the principal guy will win,
Speaker 2: even if this principle is unbelievably destructive in the world
Speaker 2: in which we live. So how the Democrats allowed this
Speaker 2: to happen and couldn't think of a better candidate to
Speaker 2: put up other than Como against this guy? I have
Speaker 2: no idea. I have no idea. Ben Jackson is listening
Speaker 2: to the show in France and is about to fall asleep.
Speaker 2: It's three in the morning. Go to sleep, you know,
Speaker 2: go to sleep because you can always listen to the
Speaker 2: show when you wake up. Right, it's all recorded, it
Speaker 2: all be there and tomorrow's Sunday Sleeping soupcast. Super Cask
Speaker 2: a Minnesota Democratic legislature was assassinated this morning. Assassin planned
Speaker 2: attacks on other legislatives, abortion providers and no Kings protesters. Yes,
Speaker 2: a right wing nuts, a right wing nuts and yeah
Speaker 2: you know, political violence. It's not good. It's not it's
Speaker 2: you know, we live in dangerous times. We live in
Speaker 2: dangerous times. Michael Ash would you debate and culture? Yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 2: debate and culture neo. She won't do it me, but
Speaker 2: I'll debate and Cultor how many ammunition does Israel have?
Speaker 2: Are they not scared of running out? I think the
Speaker 2: United States is providing with a lot of ammunition. They
Speaker 2: pile their ammunition up before this. They got plenty of
Speaker 2: plenty of, plenty of bombs. Remember. The other thing about
Speaker 2: Israel is almost all the ammunitions are precision munitions. So when
Speaker 2: they shoot three hundred bombs, the three hundred bombs actually
Speaker 2: reach their target and blow it up. You know, almost
Speaker 2: none of them are destroyed on the way. So they
Speaker 2: have a very very very very as compared to the Ranians,
Speaker 2: a very very high rate of efficiency with those bombs.
Speaker 2: How many that they have, I don't know, but it
Speaker 2: doesn't take a lot of bombs to cause a lot
Speaker 2: of damage, a lot of damage. Let's see, all right,
Speaker 2: suppose there's some aplane coming from China to Luxembourg to
Speaker 2: Yuan anyway, that that that is something like that. How
Speaker 2: to tell exactly what's going on here. Too much info unreliable.
Speaker 2: All right, Israel has plenty of ammunition and the United
Speaker 2: States will provide more if it needs it, and it's
Speaker 2: it'll buy the ammunition from the United States if that station.
Speaker 2: Daniel says. I was reading Stefan Schwig. He writes on
Speaker 2: how Jewish culture elevates the intellectual more than almost anything.
Speaker 2: I have to imagine that's played a role in Israel
Speaker 2: making short work of its enemies. Yes, and it's played
Speaker 2: a role in Jews having so many Nobel Prizes and
Speaker 2: so many great engineers and so many you know, academics,
Speaker 2: and so many successful everything. I think the fact that
Speaker 2: jude the Jews elevate the intellect in their culture above
Speaker 2: almost all else. So, yes, there's no question, and there's
Speaker 2: an independence and entrepreneurial spirit in Israel. I mean, we
Speaker 2: can talk sometimes about Israeli culture and what makes it special,
Speaker 2: and there's suddenly an independent streak and a willingness to disagree,
Speaker 2: and willingness to hear disagreement and debate and to discuss
Speaker 2: and to voice your opinion, and respect for that that
Speaker 2: you don't find in other cultures. All right, let's run
Speaker 2: through these. I am getting tired. I must admit. Will
Speaker 2: you want in Israel go back and forth like this
Speaker 2: for weeks? How does this end? Well? I don't think.
Speaker 2: I don't think Iran will last weeks. If Israel goes
Speaker 2: after you know, the key resources, and I think every
Speaker 2: day as well, destroys more of their missiles. The missile
Speaker 2: and they launch an inventory will be depleted. Here. Uh,
Speaker 2: this will only end. I think at the pace we're
Speaker 2: going is some kind of surrender of Iran where they
Speaker 2: basically said, Okay, you know what, do you want to
Speaker 2: stop this? Or or it collapse of the regime. I
Speaker 2: think those are the two things that will make it stop. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you want to said, they keep keep fighting for decades.
Speaker 2: I don't think they can. They don't the money. The
Speaker 2: population would start starving soon if Israel took out if
Speaker 2: Israel took out the refining, refining and ex oral export capacity. Michael,
Speaker 2: was this all expecting you on counter attack to be
Speaker 2: this effective? It's not effective, Yes, and yes they were
Speaker 2: expecting it to be. They were expecting a lot worse.
Speaker 2: Is always expecting a lot worse. They were worried about
Speaker 2: the first night. They were worried about a thousand missiles
Speaker 2: coming in and a thousand missiles. If your knockout rate
Speaker 2: is ninety percent, then one hundred hit. They were expecting
Speaker 2: a lot of casualties. They were preparing the is Really
Speaker 2: population for a lot of death and destruction. And I
Speaker 2: don't think the Uranians of being effective at all. I
Speaker 2: think this is a pathetic rate. And if you if
Speaker 2: you lob stuff into residential areas, yeah you're going to
Speaker 2: cause damage. But this hasn't. This is not strategic damage.
Speaker 2: It's not damaging any thing of significance importance. The number
Speaker 2: of peoplehoods or dying is relatively small in a big
Speaker 2: picture of things of a war, and Israel has succeeded
Speaker 2: so much is there's no way I would call this effective.
Speaker 2: And Israel's knocking down ninety of the projectiles being sent
Speaker 2: at them, and that's an amazing track record. Listen to
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Speaker 2: Thank you, listender, really appreciated James. Your news shows produce
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Speaker 2: I know the breaking news covers a lot there's just
Speaker 2: not a lot of things to do breaking news on
Speaker 2: when they are have done them. I have done the
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Speaker 2: likely is Canada other Canadian provinces or countries to join
Speaker 2: the USA when we do not protect Israel, Ukraine, Taiwan
Speaker 2: or other allies? Less likely, less likely. So the more
Speaker 2: the United States is not willing to protect its allies,
Speaker 2: the less those allies would rally towards the US when
Speaker 2: it requires help or ask for help. This video of
Speaker 2: an Apache helicopter taking out a what is it drone?
Speaker 2: An Iranian drone? Just so video of that. All right, Tessa,
Speaker 2: thank you for the support, really appreciated. Michael. Was October
Speaker 2: seventh the beginning of the end of Iran and radical
Speaker 2: Islam very much the beginning of the end I think
Speaker 2: of Iran and it's satellites, and potentially I'm not quite
Speaker 2: ready to call it the end of radical Islam, of Islamism,
Speaker 2: but could be the beginning. If Iran falls, that could
Speaker 2: very much be the beginning of something much bigger happening
Speaker 2: of the I definitely think it's a dramatic, historic, dramatic
Speaker 2: weakening of radical Islam, and in that sense, October seventh
Speaker 2: could have started at all. As tragic as that was,
Speaker 2: do you think we offer anything to Alberta or sketch one.
Speaker 2: Do they have anything to truly gain by joining America
Speaker 2: besides lower taxes in Canada? Well, more free speech. I
Speaker 2: mean generally there are a better healthcare system, a free
Speaker 2: healthcare system. So yeah, I do think a free speech
Speaker 2: is a biggie health care. There's a big one. Lower
Speaker 2: taxes in some ways, less regulations right now or Trump
Speaker 2: at least easier ability to drill and to extract all
Speaker 2: the oil that is in ol built. So yeah, there
Speaker 2: were a few. Can you elaborate, restauranty, Can you elaborate
Speaker 2: why you don't favorite protests? Basically because they means by
Speaker 2: which they are obstructing the lives of people. That is,
Speaker 2: if I'm driving to work and I'm stuck in a
Speaker 2: traffic jam because you've decided to protest, you know, by
Speaker 2: what right are you doing that to me? You're stealing time,
Speaker 2: You're taking time away from me. Imagine if the roads
Speaker 2: were private, this is the way to do it. Imagine
Speaker 2: if the roads were private, I mean, would private owners
Speaker 2: of roads allow protests?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: And would you have a write to protest and private roads? No?
Speaker 2: You could rent a road, you could pay a road
Speaker 2: owner to protest. You could rent a field, you can
Speaker 2: rent a stadium, you can rent a football field. You
Speaker 2: can you can rent a space and protest there. But
Speaker 2: you can't just go on you know, what do we
Speaker 2: call it? You know, public roads and obstruct traffic and
Speaker 2: obstruct businesses that are trying to make a livings that
Speaker 2: that are on the side of it. And and it's
Speaker 2: it's it's not surprising that often these protests lead to riots,
Speaker 2: you know. And I get the good cause. I get
Speaker 2: the good cause that many protests are involved in. What
Speaker 2: was I looking for? No? Thank you for the fifty
Speaker 2: Canadian dollars appreciated, A yell, thank you for the stick
Speaker 2: of Tessa. Thank you? Who else have I not thanked today?
Speaker 2: I like to thank everybody if I can. Lucinda, I
Speaker 2: think I think Lucinda, maybe I have thanked everybody. All right, great,
Speaker 2: thank you guys, Yeah all right, Neo says, follow is
Speaker 2: a radar. I'll take a look. Thank you for the tip.
Speaker 2: Let's see James g article how Canada landas the Iranian
Speaker 2: regime's elites. Canada hosts the second largest Uranian diaspora as
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty one. The community number departs with two
Speaker 2: hundred thousand, if not more thoughts on this. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: mean I've said it earlier. The Canadian elites, the Canadian
Speaker 2: I mean, there's a huge Canadian Uranian di aspa in La,
Speaker 2: but it's mostly anti regime Uranians. The Uranians in Canada
Speaker 2: are pro regime and a lot of the regime leaders,
Speaker 2: the Mullas, have property in Toronto in Canada. And you know,
Speaker 2: I think it's horrible, you know, but I kind of
Speaker 2: can't do anything about it unless it declares Iran an enemy,
Speaker 2: which it won't and it doesn't. But it really is horrible.
Speaker 2: And imagine if a lot of these are tools land
Speaker 2: up in Canada. I don't think they will because they'll
Speaker 2: be afraid of being tried, but some of them will.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I mean, it's it's it's it's it's horrific
Speaker 2: that a country like Canada serves that purpose and can't
Speaker 2: do anything about it. Let's see, it looks like one
Speaker 2: dead and fifty three wounded into night's missile attacks on
Speaker 2: Central Ligio. See, I don't you know there can be
Speaker 2: a success for them five seriously, hoots, the number of
Speaker 2: dead might increas Israeli for US is carrying out the
Speaker 2: largest attacking tearrans so far, bombing dozens of sites in
Speaker 2: less than an hour. Targets include arms depots, sites linked
Speaker 2: to nuclear project, pinpoint strikes targeted on specific Iranian figures.
Speaker 2: So you know that's just over the last few hours,
Speaker 2: is those taking out you know, dozens and dozens of sites.
Speaker 2: The Iranians are shooting blind into Israel and a few
Speaker 2: bissoles actually drop. You know, two major impact sites in
Speaker 2: central Israel. Twenty four wounded South Tel Aviv. This is
Speaker 2: in South Tel Aviva. That building, the high rise building,
Speaker 2: about twenty wounded in another strike, I guess, but they're
Speaker 2: still searching, so the numbers could go up quite a bit. Yeah,
Speaker 2: here's the thing. Israeli ministers were presented with worst case
Speaker 2: scenario of over six hundred Iranian missiles fired the first
Speaker 2: night of war, eight hundred to four thousand dead in
Speaker 2: the conflict with you on, looks like actual numbers will
Speaker 2: be far lower than these casualty figures. So what Israel
Speaker 2: was prepared for was eight hundred to four thousand dead,
Speaker 2: and today we have I think less than ten. So
Speaker 2: I'd say this is a huge success of Israel and
Speaker 2: a huge mass of failure for you on all right, guys,
Speaker 2: I am going to try to get some sleep. I
Speaker 2: will see you tomorrow, probably do another show like this
Speaker 2: in the evening tomorrow, you know, after we get the
Speaker 2: first kind of round of attacks I assume by rain
Speaker 2: Iran on Israel. We'll also be able to summarize the
Speaker 2: day and what we saw during the day. Then Monday,
Speaker 2: we'll start returning to a semi regular schedule and more
Speaker 2: regular schedule. Monday. To remind you, I am interviewing Scott
Speaker 2: listercom so we will return to tariffs and trade. So
Speaker 2: that'll be with Scott's on Monday at eight pm. Monday.
Speaker 2: During the day we'll do I'm hoping we'll do a
Speaker 2: news show and then I will have shows on Tuesday,
Speaker 2: and then I'm off to Arizona to film my course
Speaker 2: to the Peterson Academy. So I'm just not sure what
Speaker 2: what my schedule will be like and how many shows
Speaker 2: I'll be able to do. I'll still try to do
Speaker 2: particularly update you if they're major events. James says, how
Speaker 2: does the one is will impact the religious versus secular?
Speaker 2: Imagine there is a difference. How does war unite people
Speaker 2: in that country. If versus break up a country, well,
Speaker 2: I'm well, generally unite. But I think, look, the more
Speaker 2: is All engages in war, the more the secular public
Speaker 2: resents the religious. The religious, particularly the ultro Orthodox and
Speaker 2: is Or don't live in the military. They live off
Speaker 2: the state through a variety of welfare like programs. They
Speaker 2: don't work, they're not extraordinarily productive, they're not particularly productive.
Speaker 2: So you know, the secular part of the country, you know,
Speaker 2: it's their kids that are fighting the actual war, and
Speaker 2: it's their tax money funding the whole thing. And I
Speaker 2: think what this does, what October seventh did with the
Speaker 2: one Gaza and Uzbala, and now this does more and
Speaker 2: more is the secular part of Israel starts resenting the
Speaker 2: religious part more and more as they should, as they should,
Speaker 2: and where that leads ultimately in terms of internal Israeli politics,
Speaker 2: It's hard for me to say. I mean, it would
Speaker 2: be great if Israel could unite around a center right
Speaker 2: secular coalition that kept the religionists out, revamped the welfare
Speaker 2: state so that they didn't get didn't get it, I mean,
Speaker 2: eliminate the welfare state would be my ideal. But I'm saying,
Speaker 2: a center right, not an objectivist government. And and and
Speaker 2: you know, cut all the funding for for all the
Speaker 2: programs that affect the religious right. But I don't expect
Speaker 2: that to happen. The religionist right left doesn't matter. The
Speaker 2: far right, the far religion, not far right. Thank you guys,
Speaker 2: see tomorrow. Bye everybody.