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Speaker 1: Trump reacts to Russia's violation of Poland's airspace.
Speaker 2: Quote here we go.
Speaker 1: This is in reference to some of the drones that
Speaker 1: went over Poland and then were shot down. We had
Speaker 1: an issue, I think a week or maybe two ago
Speaker 1: where there was an accidental Russian drone allegedly accidental, that
Speaker 1: flew over Poland's airspace. But it wasn't a threat, It
Speaker 1: didn't hurt anybody, it didn't damage any equipment or property.
Speaker 1: It was one of those things where hey, bro one
Speaker 1: of them kind of got lost, it landed in Poland.
Speaker 1: That was our bad, no harm, no foul. Poland of
Speaker 1: course being very distrusting of Russia, had some trepidations, but
Speaker 1: they let it go. Apparently this has gone to another level.
Speaker 1: So we got a news clip, we got an article
Speaker 1: to read about it.
Speaker 3: Let's get started follow developing news that takes us overseas.
Speaker 4: I did want to share this file video with you.
Speaker 3: This is some video after Russia had some drone strikes
Speaker 3: in Poland.
Speaker 4: So Russia fire drones into.
Speaker 3: Poland, and all of this coming just days after President
Speaker 3: Trump met with the top leader there in from Poland,
Speaker 3: and we did want to share this look with you.
Speaker 3: The very latest is President Trump now responding.
Speaker 4: So all of this coming just one week.
Speaker 3: After President Trump met with the Polish president at the
Speaker 3: White House. Russia firing some two dozen drones into the
Speaker 3: NATO nation on Wednesday. So the assault prompted NATO allies
Speaker 3: to militarily respond to this parent Russian attack and for
Speaker 3: the first time, brought Poland to the closest that has
Speaker 3: been to open conflict since World War II. This move
Speaker 3: also prompted President Trump to issue a very strong message
Speaker 3: on social media, and I did want to share that
Speaker 3: message with you right now, sharing on his social media
Speaker 3: platform True Social what's with Russia? Violating Poland's airspace with drones.
Speaker 4: Here we go.
Speaker 3: So a very strong message from President Trump to Russia
Speaker 3: following that, and Senator Lindsey Graham also responding to President
Speaker 3: Trump's statement, saying, I completely agree with President Trump's sentiment
Speaker 3: in response to Russia's insane violation of Polish airspace for
Speaker 3: hours deploying multiple drones. Mister President, Congress is with you.
Speaker 3: We stand ready to pass legislation authorizing bone crushing new
Speaker 3: saying and tariffs that can be deployed at your discretion.
Speaker 4: Our goal is to.
Speaker 3: Empower you as you deal with this mounting threat. You
Speaker 3: are also right to insist that Europe follows your lead
Speaker 3: on imposing tariffs against countries like China and India who
Speaker 3: buy cheap Russian oil, the proceeds of which fuel Putin's
Speaker 3: war machine to Europe. I hope you understand that Republicans
Speaker 3: and Democrats in Congress are working with President Trump on
Speaker 3: new ideas like tariffs to end this war.
Speaker 4: I also hope you are watching.
Speaker 3: So we did want to share the very latest developments
Speaker 3: after Russian thrones were fired into Poland later on, and
Speaker 3: this is some file video of that. Meanwhile, the Kremlin
Speaker 3: claiming that there is no evidence that the drones were
Speaker 3: of Russian origin.
Speaker 4: We did want to share that with you.
Speaker 3: So the very latest as President Trump has issued a
Speaker 3: very strong response.
Speaker 1: Okay, real quick, I am kind of of the belief
Speaker 1: at this time that, yes, tariffs can have an effect
Speaker 1: on a nation when imposed properly.
Speaker 2: I get that one hundred percent. Bro.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna teariff Russia to death. That is that's
Speaker 1: been tried for the past three years of this two
Speaker 1: week special military operation. Yet here they are stillwithstanding their economy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it might have taken a dip, but they're not on
Speaker 1: the verge of collapse like all these other outlets. What
Speaker 1: have you believe that being said, the first drone that
Speaker 1: came over Poland a couple weeks ago, it could have.
Speaker 2: Been within the realm of an accident.
Speaker 1: I completely understand that two dozen drones is not an accident.
Speaker 1: There's no way you accidentally got the coordinates wrong on
Speaker 1: this one. So there are those that believe that this
Speaker 1: is all just outright provocation and that Russia might be
Speaker 1: getting ready to make an attempt into Poland in a
Speaker 1: military capacity. Now I am not saying that that is
Speaker 1: one hundred percent what's happening now. Typically you'll be able
Speaker 1: to tell that if the way they invaded Ukraine is
Speaker 1: any indication. When they start bringing mass amounts of blood
Speaker 1: to the border, then that would be a very clear
Speaker 1: sign that they're probably about to roll within the next
Speaker 1: week or two.
Speaker 2: That's typically a good sign. But anyway, so.
Speaker 1: Reading into Reuters here, Poland downs drones in its airspace,
Speaker 1: becoming the first NATO member to fire during the war
Speaker 1: in Ukraine. This is from Warsaw, Poland, September tenth. Poland
Speaker 1: shot down suspected Russian drones and its airspace on Wednesday,
Speaker 1: with the backing of aircraft from its NATO allies, the
Speaker 1: first time a member of the Western Military Alliance is
Speaker 1: known to have fire shots during the Russia. During Russia's
Speaker 1: war in Ukraine, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, that's actually
Speaker 1: a pretty solid name, don'd Tusk told parliament it was
Speaker 1: the closest we have been to open conflicts since World
Speaker 1: War Two, though he also said he had no reason
Speaker 1: to believe we're on the brink of war. So even
Speaker 1: the Russian President was saying like, yeah, this is close,
Speaker 1: but he doesn't believe that they're actually on the precipice
Speaker 1: at this moment. Polish F sixteen fighter jets, Dutch F
Speaker 1: thirty five's Italian A Wax surveillance planes and NATO mid
Speaker 1: air refueling aircraft scrambled in an operation to shoot down
Speaker 1: drones entering Polish airspace from Tuesday evening until the morning.
Speaker 2: Officials said, one.
Speaker 1: Drones smashed into Pincer Tomas was allowskis Yeah, two story
Speaker 1: brick house in the eastern Polish village.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to pronounce.
Speaker 1: At six point thirty am, while he was downstairs watching
Speaker 1: news about the incursion, the roof was destroyed, the debris
Speaker 1: strewn across the bedroom was Alowski told Reuters in the
Speaker 1: house needs to be demolished, which, to be fair, it
Speaker 1: may have needed to be demolished before this took place.
Speaker 1: I don't know that for a fact, but you say anyway,
Speaker 1: A black and spot in the field elsewhere in southeastern
Speaker 1: Poland showed where some other drones had fallen. Moscow of
Speaker 1: course denied responsibility. Moscow denied responsibility for the incident, with
Speaker 1: a senior diplomat in Poland saying the drones had come
Speaker 1: from the direction of Ukraine.
Speaker 2: Russia's Defense ministry said its drones.
Speaker 1: Had carried out a major attack on military facilities in
Speaker 1: western Ukraine, but it had not planned to hit any
Speaker 1: targets in Poland. So they already had drones operating in
Speaker 1: the western side of Ukraine, just so everybody who's keeping track,
Speaker 1: that is the opposite side of the country to where
Speaker 1: the conflict is happening. But I can understand you taking
Speaker 1: our strategic targets all over Ukraine as a way to,
Speaker 1: you know, weaken your opponent.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 1: But apparently they went a little too far and flew
Speaker 1: into Poland and allegedly was not planned. US President Donald
Speaker 1: Trump spoke with the Polish president Nara Narvvrsky. I'm over
Speaker 1: here reading it like an Australian saying, Carol Nevrosky, Nevrocki Novrotsky.
Speaker 2: There's no s it's supposed to be Nevroski.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, the sea is pronounced like a ts Novrotsky.
Speaker 2: Is it. I had no idea, okay.
Speaker 1: President Nevroski, a conservative nationalist and political ally whom Trump
Speaker 1: posted at the White House last week. This conversation is
Speaker 1: part of a series of consultations I have been conducting
Speaker 1: with our allies, Novarrotsky said in a post on X
Speaker 1: Today's talks reaffirmed our unity ahead of the phone called
Speaker 1: Trump posted on social media, and we already heard his post,
Speaker 1: what is Russia violin and Polander space?
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 1: The leaders of France, Britain, Germany and Canada were among
Speaker 1: the NATO leaders to condemn the suspected Russian incursion. European
Speaker 1: leaders who have been trying to persuade Trump to join
Speaker 1: them in tightening sanctions on Russia and boosting support for
Speaker 1: Kiev said it justified a collective response. Brom Trump has
Speaker 1: tightened sanctions on Russia for quite some time now. Russia's
Speaker 1: economy is still doing well because there's still countries that
Speaker 1: are willing to buy Russian oil. You can sanction the
Speaker 1: hell out of them. Russia's a part of bricks. They
Speaker 1: could just sell their oil to bricks nations like Okay,
Speaker 1: and then oh, we're going to sanction India and China
Speaker 1: and Brazil.
Speaker 2: He's been doing that.
Speaker 1: They're not actually like caring at this moment, but sure,
Speaker 1: let's keep tightening those sanctions.
Speaker 2: That's gonna bring the war to an end.
Speaker 1: Slovenia, Denmark, Greece, France, and Britain have asked the United
Speaker 1: Nations Security Council to meet on Friday over what they
Speaker 1: deem Russian violations of Polish airspace. Poland said nineteen objects
Speaker 1: had entered its airspace during a large Russian air attack
Speaker 1: in Ukraine and that it had shot down those posing
Speaker 1: a threat. Tusk called the incident a large scale provocation
Speaker 1: and said that he activated Article four of NATO's treaty,
Speaker 1: under which our Alliance members can demand consultations with their allies.
Speaker 1: Neither Poland nor NATO has yet to give full account
Speaker 1: of what they suspect the drones were doing. One senior
Speaker 1: military source said that at least five of the drone's
Speaker 1: flight paths indicated they were heading straight towards a airport
Speaker 1: NATO's main hub for arms supplies to Ukraine. That would
Speaker 1: make sense to me personally, but you know, hey, there's
Speaker 1: no there's no indication that they were there to do
Speaker 1: anything bad. But a portion of them were making a
Speaker 1: shot directly towards the weapons hubs that supplies weapons to Ukraine.
Speaker 1: That checks out. So was this possibly testing NATO's capability?
Speaker 1: The source said Russia may have been testing the capabilities
Speaker 1: of NATO's air defenses and warning systems. NATO referred questions
Speaker 1: to Alliance chief Mark Roots remarks earlier when he said
Speaker 1: an investigation was ongoing but that the incursion was absolutely reckless.
Speaker 1: Ukrainian President Zelenski said, after speaking by phone to Tusk,
Speaker 1: Root and other European leaders that the drone incursion into
Speaker 1: parliament Europe had to work on creating a joint air
Speaker 1: to dece andre or dash. Russia's charged affairs in Poland
Speaker 1: was cited by the Ria State.
Speaker 2: News Agency, which is Russian STATV.
Speaker 1: As calling accusations of an incursion groundless and said Poland
Speaker 1: had not given any evidence that the drones were of
Speaker 1: Russian origin. The Kremlin declined to comment directly on the incident,
Speaker 1: but spokesperson Dmitri Peskoff said the EU and NATO accused
Speaker 1: Russia of provocations on a daily basis.
Speaker 2: That's fair. That is fair.
Speaker 1: Pretty much every time that Putin wakes up, they're saying
Speaker 1: that it's a direct threat to you know, the West
Speaker 1: and freedom and things.
Speaker 2: So I get that.
Speaker 1: The Czech Defense Ministry said it was ready in the
Speaker 1: coming days to send three I seventeen is one seven
Speaker 1: one s excuse me, helicopters to poll him to aid
Speaker 1: in its defense against drones at lower altitudes. During the incident,
Speaker 1: the Operational Command of Polish Arenforces urged residents to stay home,
Speaker 1: with three Eastern regions in particular risk. Several Thish airports
Speaker 1: are temporarily closed, including Resisal.
Speaker 2: Help me out, Tony.
Speaker 1: Jes Bro what yes pronounce jeshov r z e s
Speaker 1: z o w is pronounced.
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 1: All right, Royce, I apologize for every time I butcher
Speaker 1: some sort of Hebrew pronunciation because apparently the POLLOCKX and
Speaker 1: y'all are neck and neck on making consonants make noises
Speaker 1: that make no sense.
Speaker 2: So my apologies to both cultures.
Speaker 6: So funny enough and by the way, just tangentally as
Speaker 6: far as far as that goes.
Speaker 7: It's very difficult because Hebrew looks completely different than English.
Speaker 6: So you're having to try and like phinetically sounded out,
Speaker 6: and like it doesn't always work.
Speaker 7: I think you by now you figure out this, yeah is.
Speaker 2: A flym noise?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, for sure, But like the t S or
Speaker 8: the t z that's like but like they're there are
Speaker 8: times where I was actually reading a book with my
Speaker 8: girlfriend and there was some transliteration of Hebrew, like it
Speaker 8: was trying to get the fanatics, and I'm like, I
Speaker 8: have no idea what the hell out word that is,
Speaker 8: and like that's even coming from me. So if I
Speaker 8: have trouble with it, I know that you guys do,
Speaker 8: and which is why I'm like, hey, let me just
Speaker 8: see the Hebrew and I'll tell you exactly what it is.
Speaker 1: No, I appreciate you for your Hebrew translations, and I
Speaker 1: appreciate Tony for his just let's just call it most
Speaker 1: of northern and Eastern Europe pronunciations. There's no way, there's
Speaker 1: no way that I'd be able to do this without y'all.
Speaker 1: But anyway, all right, moving on Jezhov Airport, which has
Speaker 1: been used as the main access point for Western officials
Speaker 1: and supplies traveling to Ukraine overland.
Speaker 2: The suspected incursion was conducted at least.
Speaker 1: In part with Gerbera Drones or Gerbera drones, According to
Speaker 1: a Polish Army official. It is a cheap, long range
Speaker 1: drone that Ukrainian intelligence said is assembled from kits supplied
Speaker 1: by Chinese manufacturer Skywalker Technology at Russia's Yella Buga facility.
Speaker 1: Yella Buga, and I'm sure there's something there that's supposed
Speaker 1: to be pronounced as another consonant.
Speaker 2: I'm not going there.
Speaker 1: Countries bordering Ukraine have reported occasional Russian missiles or drones
Speaker 1: entering their airspace during the war, but not on such
Speaker 1: a large scale, and they are not known for having
Speaker 1: shot them down. Two people were killed in Poland in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two by Ukrainian air defense missiles that went astray.
Speaker 1: So there's already a precedence of this happening from the
Speaker 1: Ukrainian side of things.
Speaker 2: They're now saying.
Speaker 1: That this may be a thing that's happening from the
Speaker 1: Russian side of things. We shall see. Since NATO's creation
Speaker 1: in nineteen forty nine, Article four has been invoked seven times,
Speaker 1: most recently on February twenty twenty two, following Russia's invasion
Speaker 1: of Ukraine.
Speaker 2: Well, like that makes sense.
Speaker 1: This is going to shock the NATO alliance and the
Speaker 1: border countries. They're all in the same situation, said Ricky Ellison,
Speaker 1: an expert on missile defense close to US and Allied
Speaker 1: military forces. It's not the beginning of World War three,
Speaker 1: but it's evolving. Russia's understanding of how we fight in
Speaker 1: our weaknesses. Russia has long said it has no intentions
Speaker 1: of stoking a war with NATO. In that Western European
Speaker 1: country suggested it's a threat we're trying to worsen relations.
Speaker 1: European Commission President Ursula vonder Leyen Yeah, called for more
Speaker 1: sanctions on Russia and said that the EU is preparing
Speaker 1: to sanction on preparing sanctions on shadow fleet tankers that
Speaker 1: transport its oil and third countries that buy it. Okay, again,
Speaker 1: I don't really think that you're going to sanction Russia
Speaker 1: to death.
Speaker 2: I think that it's a good initiative, bad judgment.
Speaker 1: This is a full on war that's going on, and
Speaker 1: the Russian war machine. Everybody was so they were they
Speaker 1: were sure, they were sure. Hell, I was even pretty
Speaker 1: positive that Russia couldn't survive without its trade partners that
Speaker 1: it has had on the books for forever. Through let's
Speaker 1: just call it, under the table deals and through bricks,
Speaker 1: Russia has been able to stay afloat relatively comfortably. I
Speaker 1: don't think that's gonna be going away anytime soon. So yes,
Speaker 1: sanction them. That'll teach them a lesson, Tony. I saw
Speaker 1: your hand raised, brother, please weigh in on this.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was just gonna bring a previous missile that
Speaker 5: landed in Poland and killed two people and how that
Speaker 5: was originally blamed on Russia, but it turned it out
Speaker 5: they were Ukrainian and I don't think Russia has any
Speaker 5: incentive to do this. I think it's possible Russia was
Speaker 5: probing Ukrainian and Polish air space just to see if
Speaker 5: it could get away with it. And it's possible Russia
Speaker 5: was doing it, but I would give it only like
Speaker 5: a twenty percent chance.
Speaker 2: Personally, it wouldn't shock me.
Speaker 1: Also because as they're showing these the quick clips that
Speaker 1: we did see of the drones, I didn't see any weapons.
Speaker 2: I didn't see any bombs.
Speaker 1: I mean, granted we only saw one angle, but possibly
Speaker 1: it was for reconnaissance.
Speaker 2: Maybe there was a camera on it or something like that.
Speaker 1: I could believe this, but my point is it makes
Speaker 1: way more sense to me that this was like a
Speaker 1: paper airplane kind of thing, just to see what the
Speaker 1: response would be. Would they let it go by, would
Speaker 1: they shoot it down with land to air missiles, would
Speaker 1: they scramble jets? Would they I'm just saying, like I
Speaker 1: think it would have made more sense if this was
Speaker 1: to test the responsiveness of NATO. Now, does this inherently
Speaker 1: mean that they are about to invade Poland? Not necessarily.
Speaker 1: They could have just as easily done this kind of
Speaker 1: a probing gesture towards any other NATO nation that's out
Speaker 1: in that area of Europe, and it could they could
Speaker 1: have done the same thing, right, but Poland's close enough.
Speaker 2: I think that that might have been the case.
Speaker 1: I will say, like I said earlier, once they start
Speaker 1: moving trucks and trucks and trucks of donated blood to
Speaker 1: a certain border region, that's pretty much a clear sign
Speaker 1: there about to invade. But anyway, I thought it was interesting,
Speaker 1: wanted to bring it up on this episode. Now, let's
Speaker 1: go over to the Middle East. Israel has done something, y'all.
Speaker 1: Israel has done something. They have dropped ordinance in Qatar.
Speaker 1: They they's that's not something that you do. Qatar has
Speaker 1: been seen as the neutral meeting place for a lot
Speaker 1: of people for a good little bit of time.
Speaker 2: Here. If Israel Jamas.
Speaker 1: Wanted to come to the negotiation table, it would have
Speaker 1: been in Dubai, right, it would have been in Qatar.
Speaker 1: It would have been in somewhere in the UAE. That's
Speaker 1: how this has gone down. Israel just dropped ordinance in Doha.
Speaker 1: Let's learn this together, shall we?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 10: An update on breaking news that we are following out
Speaker 10: of the Middle East. Israel says it launched an attack
Speaker 10: on Hamas leaders in Cutter, which is a close ally
Speaker 10: of the USU Hill reports. The White House describes this
Speaker 10: attack as an unfortunate incident.
Speaker 11: Israel says it carried out airstrikes against Tammas's leadership in
Speaker 11: Cutter's capital, Doha on Tuesday. Kutter has served as a
Speaker 11: key negotiator in efforts to end the war in Gaza,
Speaker 11: which began after Hamas led the October seventh terror attack
Speaker 11: on southern Israel in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 12: I promised that Israel would reach those who perpetrated this horror,
Speaker 12: and today Israel and I have kept that promise.
Speaker 11: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nezan Yahoo explained why he ordered
Speaker 11: the attack during the speech at the US Embassy in Jerusalem.
Speaker 12: There was a time when Jews could be murdered with impunity,
Speaker 12: but since the founding of the State of Israel, those
Speaker 12: days are over.
Speaker 11: White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt said the US military
Speaker 11: notified the administration about the strike just before the attack,
Speaker 11: and that the President feels badly about the location.
Speaker 13: Unilatterly, bombing inside Qatar, a sovereign nation and close ally
Speaker 13: of the United States that is working very hard in
Speaker 13: bravely taking risks with US to broker peace, does not
Speaker 13: advance Israel or America's goals. However, eliminating Hamas, who have
Speaker 13: profited off the misery of those living in Gaza is
Speaker 13: a worthy goal.
Speaker 11: Levitt says President Trump directed Special Envoy Steve Whitkoff to
Speaker 11: inform the Qataris of the attack before it happened. The
Speaker 11: UN Secretary General condemned the airstrikes, saying, quote, all parties
Speaker 11: must work toward achieving a permanent ceasefire, not destroying it.
Speaker 11: In Gaza City, the Israel Defense Forces dropped leaflets ordering
Speaker 11: a full evacuation. In recent days, the IDF has destroyed
Speaker 11: several high rise buildings in Gaza City, where it says
Speaker 11: Hamas has installed surveillance infrastructure. Jared Hill, CBS.
Speaker 1: News, Okay, they keep calling it cutter, I keep calling
Speaker 1: it Katar. Not gonna lie. I have never heard it
Speaker 1: called cutter before.
Speaker 2: Today.
Speaker 1: But if I am mispronouncing it to all the good uh,
Speaker 1: cuttery people, not Katari people, cuttery people.
Speaker 2: My apologies. I don't know. But anyway, let's let's go
Speaker 2: in a little deeper on this one.
Speaker 14: Here.
Speaker 2: This is an article from the BBC.
Speaker 1: Qatar Cutter says the search continues at sight of Israeli
Speaker 1: strike targeting Hamas leaders. Katari authorities say they are still
Speaker 1: searching for two missing people and identifying human remains after
Speaker 1: an Israeli attack targeted senior Hamas leaders in Doha on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Israeli media have reported that there is concern in Israeli
Speaker 1: military circles that the highly controversial attack was not successful.
Speaker 1: The Qatari Interior Ministry has identified the bodies of three
Speaker 1: of the five lower level Hamas members who the Palestinian
Speaker 1: Armed Group said were killed, along with the Qatari security officer.
Speaker 2: Hamas has claimed the attempt to assassinate its negotiating team failed.
Speaker 1: In an interview with CNN, Qatar's Prime minister did not
Speaker 1: reveal the fatal Hamas's chief negotiator, Khalil Ah Haya Haya,
Speaker 1: I don't know until now, there is no official declaration.
Speaker 1: Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman al Fani Lord what a title.
Speaker 2: Said on Wednesday evening.
Speaker 1: He also said Israel's actions amounted to state terror quote unquote,
Speaker 1: and that he hoped Qatar's regional partners would agree.
Speaker 2: A collective response.
Speaker 1: Prime Minister Benjamin net Yaho said its strike was justified
Speaker 1: because it targeted what he called the terrorist masterminds of
Speaker 1: the Hamas led attack on Israel on October seventh, when
Speaker 1: about twelve hundred people were killed and two hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty one others were taken hostage. At least sixty four,
Speaker 1: six hundred and fifty six people have been killed in
Speaker 1: Israeli attacks and Gaza during the ensuing war. According to
Speaker 1: Territories Hamas run Health Ministry, Qatar is a key US
Speaker 1: regional ally that is the location of a major American
Speaker 1: air base. It has hosted the Hamas Political Bureau since
Speaker 1: twenty twelve and has served, along with US and Egypt
Speaker 1: as a mediator in indirect negotiations between the group and Israel.
Speaker 1: And if anybody remembers here, there was a time after
Speaker 1: American ordinance was dropped on those nuclear sites in Iran
Speaker 1: or Iran that they tried to strike back at the
Speaker 1: US base in Qatar, So just everybody's clear. Yes, it's
Speaker 1: well understood that America has a pretty decent base in Qatar. Tuesday, afternoons,
Speaker 1: airstrike in northern Doha targeted residential premises housing several members
Speaker 1: of the political Bureau of Hamas as they discussed the
Speaker 1: latest US proposal for a ceasefire and hostage to release deal,
Speaker 1: according to Katari officials. Israeli officials initially told Israeli media
Speaker 1: that they were optimistic about the results of what they
Speaker 1: dubbed Operation Summit of Fire. However, reports on Wednesday reflected
Speaker 1: their growing pessimism, with the suggestion that it might not
Speaker 1: have been as successful as they had thought. Some officials
Speaker 1: were quoted as saying Hamas leaders may have been in
Speaker 1: a different part of the building. You'll have that if
Speaker 1: your intelligent up to par Ama said on Tuesday that
Speaker 1: the heinous crime had killed five of its members. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to read those names, but yes, those five
Speaker 1: members and the bodyguards also not pronouncing those names. We
Speaker 1: confirmed the enemy's failure to assassinate our brothers in the
Speaker 1: negotiating delegation, it added, without proving any evidence or providing
Speaker 1: any evidence. Rather By Wednesday evening, the Katari Interior Ministry
Speaker 1: set authorities had identified the bodies of those people. Oh corporal,
Speaker 1: how about that? And that was the member of Qatar's
Speaker 1: internal security forces. The ministry said efforts were underway but
Speaker 1: the specialized team to identify two individuals reported missing, added
Speaker 1: that human remains had been discovered in various locations. There
Speaker 1: was no mention of the whereabouts of Khalil al Haya,
Speaker 1: who was yet to appear to the public. Net Yahu
Speaker 1: said Israeli forces had gone after Hamas's leaders in Qatar because.
Speaker 2: It was giving them say haven. There's a direct quote
Speaker 2: from him.
Speaker 1: I say to Qatar and all nations who harbor terrorists,
Speaker 1: you either expelled them or you bring them to justice,
Speaker 1: because if you don't, we.
Speaker 2: Will, he warned. Who okay.
Speaker 1: In response, the Sheikh said told CNN that it was
Speaker 1: Netan Yahu that needs to be brought to justice. He's
Speaker 1: the one who wanted uh, He's the one who's wanted
Speaker 1: at the International Criminal Court. That is a that is
Speaker 1: a correct statement that is made by the sheikh. Moving on,
Speaker 1: last year, the ICC judges issued arrest warrants for Netan
Speaker 1: Yahoo and former Defense Minister Joev Gallant, stating they there
Speaker 1: are were reasonable grounds to believe the men bore criminal
Speaker 1: responsibility for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.
Speaker 1: The Israeli government and both men rejected the accusations well,
Speaker 1: of course. Sheikh Muhammad also said he feared the Israeli
Speaker 1: strike had just killed any hope for the forty eight
Speaker 1: remaining hostages in Gaza, twenty of whom.
Speaker 2: Are believed to be alive.
Speaker 1: He said he had met one of the hostages' families
Speaker 1: only hours before the attack and that they had been
Speaker 1: counting on this ceasefire mediation and they have no other hope.
Speaker 1: Nadyahu said on Tuesday that Israel's actions could open the
Speaker 1: door to an end of the war. He confirmed that
Speaker 1: Israel had accepted the us c's fire proposal and urged
Speaker 1: the people of Gaza to follow suit. When asked if
Speaker 1: Qatar would now shut down Hamas's office, Shik Muhammad said
Speaker 1: his government was reassessing everything and having a very detailed
Speaker 1: conversation with the US about the way forward. President Trump
Speaker 1: said he was very unhappy about every aspect of the strike,
Speaker 1: unilaterally bombing inside Katar, a sovereign nation and close ally
Speaker 1: of the United States, that is working very hard and bravely.
Speaker 2: We read the post already. That was an ex post
Speaker 2: he made.
Speaker 1: Trump said that he had told Special Envoy Stephen Witkoff
Speaker 1: to inform Qatar of the impending attack after being notified
Speaker 1: by the US military, but it was too late.
Speaker 2: Sheikh Muhammad said.
Speaker 1: The US AT contacted Qatar ten minutes after the attack.
Speaker 1: Qatar's fellow Arab states have also expressed outrage.
Speaker 2: At Israeli strike.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you could imagine Israel's you know, surrounded on all
Speaker 1: sides by people that don't really like them. Some of
Speaker 1: them tolerate them, you know, some of them are forced to.
Speaker 1: None of them are really fond of them. And yeah,
Speaker 1: all of their neighbors are going to be extra spicy
Speaker 1: towards them right now.
Speaker 2: On Wednesday, the president of the UAE, Sheikh Mohammad.
Speaker 1: Ben Zayed al Nayan, sure, flew to Dohand to show
Speaker 1: it's solidarity. He told Qatars Emir, oh my god, these names, bro.
Speaker 1: I apologize to anybody of Arab descent listening. I speak
Speaker 1: American English. I can do my best, but I'm gonna
Speaker 1: butcher it. Basically, He told Qatar's Amir that Israel's criminal
Speaker 1: attack threatened the Middle East security stability and prospects for peace.
Speaker 2: According to the uaes w A news agency.
Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince, who is expected to visit Doha
Speaker 1: on Thursday, said Israel's brutal aggression required action. There is
Speaker 1: a plans for a summit to be hailed in Qatar
Speaker 1: in the near future to discuss a regional response. So
Speaker 1: as we have the things going on with Russian and Poland,
Speaker 1: we also have things going on in Israel, and it's
Speaker 1: not just talking about the Israel Gaza situation. Now Katar
Speaker 1: has entered the conversation all of that to say, Tony,
Speaker 1: you had brought up Gaza's freedom flotilla and how it
Speaker 1: was destroyed on the open Sea. I know I got
Speaker 1: a Wikipedia article pulled up here, but I also know
Speaker 1: you know a lot of the information about this off
Speaker 1: the top, So give us a little insight here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this has been going on for years and it's
Speaker 5: the first one was in twenty ten. It's just these
Speaker 5: freedom flotillas that are put together to try to break
Speaker 5: the blockade of Gaza, and there wasn't as much of
Speaker 5: a blockaded Gaza before, but they were just they've been
Speaker 5: trying since twenty ten to get a bunch of ships
Speaker 5: to Gaza without Israeli permission. Basically, was this one of
Speaker 5: the ones.
Speaker 2: That Greta Thumberg was on.
Speaker 1: There was in the y where she was on a
Speaker 1: boat and was trying to get to Gaza and then
Speaker 1: got rejected.
Speaker 2: Is that one of freedom flotilla?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think they might have even called it a
Speaker 5: flotilla at that time, but they had actually no, they
Speaker 5: only had one vessel at that time. That was in
Speaker 5: May of this year, and that vessel got hit by
Speaker 5: a drone or something and Greta was arrested. Yeah, and
Speaker 5: she was eventually sent back to Sweden. I think that
Speaker 5: was May this year, and there's been a couple other
Speaker 5: ships trying to get stuff in, but late August this
Speaker 5: newest one started and it looks like it's the biggest one,
Speaker 5: and they say that they have fifty vessels with thousands
Speaker 5: of participants for more than forty four countries. And over
Speaker 5: the last two or three days they've gotten hit by
Speaker 5: some drones carrying what appeared to be incendiary bombs. But
Speaker 5: they're hoping that okay, you can, you can. You can
Speaker 5: cripple one or two ships, but maybe at least some
Speaker 5: of them will get through. So we do have video
Speaker 5: on X of one of the attacks from the early
Speaker 5: hours of September ninth, so that would have been just yesterday.
Speaker 5: So yet, if we get the audio, yeah I'm on
Speaker 5: the lower if we can hear an alarm, Yeah, they've
Speaker 5: detected something. And then's the second you're going to see boom.
Speaker 5: The camera kind of goes white and you see a
Speaker 5: big fire.
Speaker 15: Afterwards.
Speaker 5: I don't think anyone died, but you can hear people
Speaker 5: shouting like, oh my god.
Speaker 1: Bro fire fell from the sky. It wasn't like I
Speaker 1: was a bomb that hit the deck and then like whoosh.
Speaker 1: That wasn't even like a Molotov cocktail that broke on
Speaker 1: the deck. That looked like a flamethrower from up top
Speaker 1: that kind of went and like that was it.
Speaker 2: That was wild?
Speaker 1: Uh huh oh man, oh, let me see if I
Speaker 1: can back up and show that part again.
Speaker 2: That was that was pretty crazy. Look at that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, whatever it is is very bright. I don't know
Speaker 5: what that coastline is on the uh on the screen,
Speaker 5: I don't know if that's Gaza or something else. But
Speaker 5: maybe maybe they're close to Gaza and maybe they're not
Speaker 5: going ashore because they fear what will happen. I don't
Speaker 5: know exactly what's going on, but I wish him luck
Speaker 5: and I think the Gaza should be open to receive
Speaker 5: more food from the ocean.
Speaker 1: Right, So, I will say, whatever that device was, it
Speaker 1: was put out relatively quickly with a fire hose, So
Speaker 1: it wasn't an explosive of some type. It wasn't an
Speaker 1: oil based of any type of rosa would have spread.
Speaker 1: So whatever whatever was dropped on this boat, that was
Speaker 1: pretty rudimentary and pretty crude, honestly. If it could be
Speaker 1: put out that quickly with a fire hose.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah. One other topic to bring up regarding Gaza
Speaker 5: is that there's a couple other countries, a couple new countries,
Speaker 5: big countries. I think France and Britain are have suggested
Speaker 5: recognizing a Palestinian state recently, and I read as of
Speaker 5: a few days ago that the UN General Assembly, which
Speaker 5: is when they all get together, they usually do it
Speaker 5: in New York, but there was a plan to move
Speaker 5: on September twenty second to have the General Assembly in Switzerland.
Speaker 5: In Geneva, and I thought, well, yeah, that's a good move.
Speaker 5: Because the US rejected Mahmud to Bassa's application for a
Speaker 5: visa to visit New York, so many other countries were saying, well, fine,
Speaker 5: we'll just do it in Geneva instead. And this is
Speaker 5: kind of unfortunate to my biases and my opinions, but
Speaker 5: I just read today that the UN is not planning
Speaker 5: to move to Geneva anytime soon for any kind of assembly,
Speaker 5: and that's bad for Palestine, but that's a win for Israel.
Speaker 1: Speaking of let's talk about the UN General Assembly.
Speaker 2: So this is from Al Jazeera.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, illusions stripped away what to
Speaker 1: know about the eightieth UN General Assembly. Palestinian statehood, warning,
Speaker 1: US support and institutional reform set to dominate annual gathering
Speaker 1: in New York. Let's let's learn a little bit together,
Speaker 1: shall we. The eightieth UN General Assembly begins this week
Speaker 1: in New York City, bringing together world leaders for a
Speaker 1: spectacle of speeches as the institution faces mounting scrutiny over
Speaker 1: its role on the global stage. The annual gathering comes
Speaker 1: at a time of particular reckoning, not least marked by
Speaker 1: the internal hand right handwringing over unsuitable funding, ossified out
Speaker 1: rage over Israel's ongoing war in Gaza, and increased urgency
Speaker 1: for a non Western or for non Western countries to
Speaker 1: wield more influence.
Speaker 2: Already sparking this May.
Speaker 1: Ahead of this year's event has been a decision by
Speaker 1: the United States under the administration of President Trump to
Speaker 1: withhold or revoke visas for Palestinian Authority or Palestinian Liberation
Speaker 1: of Organization officials to attend the gathering. That comes as
Speaker 1: France and Saudi Arabia are set to host a conference
Speaker 1: on Israel and Palestine, promising to join several European countries
Speaker 1: in recognizing a Palestinian state.
Speaker 2: All told, according.
Speaker 1: To Richmond Gawayne of the UN, director at the International
Speaker 1: Crisis Group, the gathering comes during a year when illusions
Speaker 1: have been rather stripped away. It's now very very clear
Speaker 1: that both financially and politically, the UN faces huge crisis,
Speaker 1: he said. Now the question is is there a way
Speaker 1: through that. Here's what we know. As the UN General
Speaker 1: Assembly Session begins, when does it start. The preceding officially
Speaker 1: starts on Tuesday, when the incoming president, former German Minister
Speaker 1: of former Affairs Anila Baherbach probably is set to present
Speaker 1: her agenda for the on or for the coming session,
Speaker 1: which will run through September eighth, okay or excuse me
Speaker 1: through September eighth of twenty twenty six. This year's theme
Speaker 1: has been dubbed Better Together eighty years and more for peace,
Speaker 1: development and human rights.
Speaker 2: The first week will be.
Speaker 1: Largely procedural, but will be followed by the organization's most
Speaker 1: prominent event, the so called quote unquote High Level Week,
Speaker 1: that begins on September twenty second at nine am Local
Speaker 1: time with a meeting to commemorate the UN's eightieth anniversary
Speaker 1: and consider the path ahead for a more inclusive and
Speaker 1: responsive multilateral system. On Tuesday, September twenty third, the General
Speaker 1: Debate begins, with at least one hundred and eighty eight
Speaker 1: Heads of state, heads of government, and other high ranking
Speaker 1: officials preliminary set to speak through September twenty ninth. An
Speaker 1: array of concurrent meetings focused on development goals, climate change,
Speaker 1: and public health is also scheduled. Customer carry flurries of
Speaker 1: sideline diplomacy are in the forecast too well. Of course,
Speaker 1: what does the United Nations General Assembly do The UNNGA
Speaker 1: is the main deliberative and policymaking body of the UN.
Speaker 1: It is the only body of the organization whereas all
Speaker 1: one hundred and ninety three member countries have representation, Palestine
Speaker 1: and the Holy See have non member observer status under
Speaker 1: the UN Charter, which entered into force in nineteen forty five.
Speaker 1: The body is charged with an addressing with addressing matters
Speaker 1: of international peace and security, particularly if those matters are
Speaker 1: not being addressed by the UN Security Council, a fifteen
Speaker 1: member panel with five permanent veto wielding members France, China, Russia,
Speaker 1: the United Kingdom, and of course the United States. The
Speaker 1: UNNGA also debates matters of human rights, international law, and
Speaker 1: cooperation in economic, social, cultural, educational and health fields. Operationally,
Speaker 1: the UNGA approves the rowing annual budget, with one of
Speaker 1: its six main committees managing the funding of eleven active
Speaker 1: peacekeeping missions around the world. Now will more countries recognize
Speaker 1: Palestinian statehood.
Speaker 2: Getting into the interesting section.
Speaker 1: Of this Israel's warren Gaza, which, okay, we already talked about.
Speaker 2: It began with the hamas La attacks October seventh. Good things, well,
Speaker 2: bad things, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: With Israel's constant attacks the Atroses continuing to mount, the
Speaker 1: war expected to again loom large, with anticipation focusing on
Speaker 1: several countries that have recently recognized or pledged to recognize
Speaker 1: a Palestinian state. Last week, Belgium became the latest country
Speaker 1: to pledge to do so at the UNNGA, following France
Speaker 1: and Malta. Other countries, including Australia, Canada and the UK
Speaker 1: have announced conditional recognition, but it has remained unclear if
Speaker 1: they will do so at the gathering.
Speaker 2: While recognition of Palestine as a full.
Speaker 1: Member of the UN would require US or I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: UNSC approval more a move almost surely to be vetoed
Speaker 1: by the US, the increased recognition will prove symbolically significant,
Speaker 1: according to Elena O'Malley, a professor of Global governance and
Speaker 1: wealth at Erasmus University in Rotterdam. France's recognition will be
Speaker 1: important because it means that the only European member of
Speaker 1: the Security Council in a permanent seat is now recognizing
Speaker 1: Palestinian statehood.
Speaker 2: O'mala told Al Jazeera.
Speaker 1: Noting that one hundred and forty three UN member States
Speaker 1: had already recognized the Palestinian state ahead of the most
Speaker 1: recent overtures. I think it puts pressure on the US
Speaker 1: and then in that regard, increases pressure on Israel, she said.
Speaker 1: But of course it also reveals that the European countries
Speaker 1: are far behind the global South when it comes to
Speaker 1: the Palestinian issue and when it comes to cohesive action
Speaker 1: to combat the genocide. Now multilateral challenged from the inside out.
Speaker 1: Despite the UN leader seeking to strike a celebratory tone
Speaker 1: as the Institution marks it's eightieth year in existence, the
Speaker 1: last decade has been punishing for the global cooperation the
Speaker 1: body has had long The body has long spearheaded. During
Speaker 1: Trump's first term from twenty seventeen to twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: he withdrew the US from the landmark Paris Climate Accords,
Speaker 1: the World Health Organization, and the UN Human Rights Council.
Speaker 1: Former US President Joe Biden then reversed his predecessor's actions,
Speaker 1: only to see Trump repeat them upon taking office in
Speaker 1: January of this year. The Trump administration has undertaken widespread
Speaker 1: cuts to four and EID, including hundreds of millions to
Speaker 1: UN agencies, and caps on further spending. The US remains
Speaker 1: far and away the largest funder of the UN, providing
Speaker 1: almost thirteen billion dollars in twenty twenty three. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: that would make sense that the US is the largest funder.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to the shock of literally no one, but anyway,
Speaker 1: the US funding caps have put the UN in an
Speaker 1: incredibly bad financial situation, the international CRIPUS groups, Gwayn said. Further,
Speaker 1: adding to that instability, have been questions over you in
Speaker 1: Security General Antonio Gutierrez Guterres.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: His campaign to streamline and refocus the UN as part
Speaker 1: of what he has dubbed UN eighty initiative proposal. Under
Speaker 1: the initiative, which will appear in a preliminary budget later
Speaker 1: this month, have been opposed by some UN member states
Speaker 1: and staff, with employees in Geneva passing a motion of
Speaker 1: no confidence against the UN chief earlier this year. Gutierrez
Speaker 1: will be taking or we'll be talking about his efforts
Speaker 1: to save money, Goin said, but I think there's going
Speaker 1: to be a lot of people asking if the UN
Speaker 1: really can continue to scale without very major institutional changes,
Speaker 1: because it just doesn't have the cash any longer. So,
Speaker 1: all right, and we're talking about a new change of
Speaker 1: influence here. There's some history making moments. We don't have
Speaker 1: to read the entire article, but yes, as far as
Speaker 1: the UN General Assembly that's about to go down, Palestinian
Speaker 1: statehood is absolutely on the dockative concern as well as
Speaker 1: just like any big meeting of the minds, there's gonna
Speaker 1: be budgetary concerns, there's gonna be trade concerns, there's gonna
Speaker 1: be cooperational A lot of things.
Speaker 2: Are gonna be discussed.
Speaker 1: But one item that definitely stands out to Tony's point
Speaker 1: is a Palestinian statehood. And that's the other thing too.
Speaker 1: All of them have vetoing power. So even if four
Speaker 1: of the five permanent members say yay, there's no way
Speaker 1: the US is going to, especially not right now, is
Speaker 1: not going to acknowledge Palestinian statehood. However, the conversation then becomes,
Speaker 1: is this the first of many steps to make it so?
Speaker 1: And I mean, this administration can only last for a
Speaker 1: few years, So another five ten years down the road,
Speaker 1: who knows what the political climate in this country will
Speaker 1: look like. And it's very possible that Palestine might be
Speaker 1: fully recognized by the entirety of UN.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know very interesting things to
Speaker 2: look at here.
Speaker 1: Okay, while we're on the topic of us IF and
Speaker 1: also other countries, I thought it was interesting to look
Speaker 1: at this one. South Korea reaches deal to bring home
Speaker 1: citizens detained in the US Highundai raid. So, first of all,
Speaker 1: I hate Hyundais. I do not like those cars.
Speaker 2: No shade to.
Speaker 1: Anybody driving one. I'm not judging you based off of
Speaker 1: your choice of automobile. I just have personally never driven
Speaker 1: one that I liked, But either way it goes. Apparently America,
Speaker 1: if you haven't noticed, has a bit of an issue
Speaker 1: with illegal immigrants. That's been a talking point for a while.
Speaker 1: ICE raids are going on all over and they're they're
Speaker 1: grabbing people up from their kids graduation, they're grabbing people
Speaker 1: up from their jobs, and they're all of these things.
Speaker 1: But there are cartel members and all this even though
Speaker 1: most of the ones that they're deporting are not cartel members.
Speaker 1: But whatever, whatever, right, ICE raids are on the rise.
Speaker 1: Apparently there was a ICE raid at a Hyundai manufacturing
Speaker 1: facility where they found South Korean illegal immigrants that are
Speaker 1: now on their way or will be on their way
Speaker 1: soon back to South Korea.
Speaker 2: Let's get into it here.
Speaker 1: South Korean government says it has reached an agreement with
Speaker 1: the US to release its citizens detained in a massive
Speaker 1: immigration raid at a Hyundai plant in Georgia.
Speaker 2: The chief of staff of South Korea's.
Speaker 1: President said a chartered plane would be sent to bring
Speaker 1: the detainees' home if administration procedures were completed. Kang Hunsik
Speaker 1: said the authorities were trying to improve the visa system
Speaker 1: to prevent such incidents in the future. US officials detained
Speaker 1: four hundred and seventy five people, more than three hundred
Speaker 1: of them South Korean nationals, who they said were found
Speaker 1: to be illegally working at the battery facility, one of
Speaker 1: the largest foreign investment projects in the state. Media in
Speaker 1: both countries report that South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun
Speaker 1: is expected to travel to the United States Monday. The
Speaker 1: White House has defended the operation at Hyundai, dismissing concerns
Speaker 1: that the raid could deter foreign investment bro what the
Speaker 1: President Trump took an aim at the raid in a
Speaker 1: post on social media and call for foreign companies to
Speaker 1: hire Americans. Yeah, that's kind of been a big stick
Speaker 1: for him than any other president for the past few administrations, like, no,
Speaker 1: you need to hire Americans to do the job. But
Speaker 1: the problem is you can pay an illegal South Korean
Speaker 1: immigrant way less than you have to pay the union
Speaker 1: employee at the manufacturing facility. I am all in favor
Speaker 1: of hiring American and making America grade and build it
Speaker 1: by Americans for Americans that whole. Yes, I'm here for
Speaker 1: it one hundred percent. From an economic standpoint, you could
Speaker 1: understand why it was feasibly more or you know, fiscally
Speaker 1: more feasible to just go this route.
Speaker 2: But okay, I am hereby calling on all foreign.
Speaker 1: Companies investing in the United States to please respect our
Speaker 1: nation's immigration laws.
Speaker 2: Trump said on a post on Sunday.
Speaker 1: He said the US would make it easy for foreign
Speaker 1: companies to legally bring their great technical talent to build
Speaker 1: world class products, but ask that in return, these companies
Speaker 1: hire and train American workers. A worker at the plant
Speaker 1: spoke to the BBC about the panic and confusion during
Speaker 1: the raid. The employee said the vast majority of workers
Speaker 1: detained were mechanics installing production lines at the site and
Speaker 1: were employed by a contractor. Funny how that works out,
Speaker 1: isn't it. He also said a minority of those arrested
Speaker 1: have been sent from head office in Soul and had
Speaker 1: been carrying out training, which the BBC has not been
Speaker 1: able to confirm. More extensive immigration rates like the operation
Speaker 1: at the plant are likely Trump Administration's borders are. Tom
Speaker 1: Homan told CNN State of the Union on Saturday. We're
Speaker 1: going to do more work site enforcement operations.
Speaker 2: Homan said.
Speaker 1: No one hires an illegal alien out of the goodness
Speaker 1: of their heart. They hire them because they can work
Speaker 1: them harder, paid them less, undercut the competition that hires
Speaker 1: US citizen employees literally.
Speaker 2: I agree.
Speaker 1: Videos released by ICE officials showed Asian workers shackled in
Speaker 1: front of a building, with some wearing yellow vests with
Speaker 1: names such as Hyundai and LGCNS. People on sure short
Speaker 1: term and recreational visas are not authorized to work in
Speaker 1: the US, I said, adding that the raid was necessary
Speaker 1: to protect American jobs.
Speaker 2: It took car jumps.
Speaker 1: This operation sends a clear message that those who exploit
Speaker 1: the system and undermined our workforce will be held accountable.
Speaker 1: Homeland Security Investigations Special Agent Steven Shrink God That's an
Speaker 1: unfortunate name, said in a statement on Saturday. South Korea,
Speaker 1: a close US ally has played tens of billions of
Speaker 1: dollars in American manufacturing investments, partly to offset tariffs. The
Speaker 1: timing of the raid as the two governments engaged in
Speaker 1: sensitive trade talks has raised concerns and Soul Trump has
Speaker 1: actively encouraged major investments from other countries while also tightening
Speaker 1: visa allocations for foreign companies. LG Energy Solutions, which operates
Speaker 1: the p with Hyundai, says many of the LG employees
Speaker 1: arrested were on business trips with various visas or under
Speaker 1: a visa waiver program. The company said it suspended most
Speaker 1: of business trips to the US and directed employees on
Speaker 1: assignment to or in the US to return home immediately.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I'll bet I'll bet they have, you know, like, yeah,
Speaker 1: most of them were on work visas and things. Then
Speaker 1: ICE would have had no reason to raid them and
Speaker 1: send them home. And by definition, they were illegal. And
Speaker 1: that's like the whole thing here.
Speaker 2: We're working on it. We're working on it. Like yeah, dude,
Speaker 2: come on, South Korea, come on, bro, let's see.
Speaker 1: South Korea media widely described the raid as a shock,
Speaker 1: with the dong Ilbo newspaper, warning it could have a
Speaker 1: chilling effect on the activities of our businesses in the
Speaker 1: United States. Well, yeah, if the people are working here
Speaker 1: legally and training the employees, and they'll have a work
Speaker 1: visa and they'll be for so long, you're not going
Speaker 1: to have yeah.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 1: The factory, which makes new electric vehicles, has been touted
Speaker 1: by Georgia's Republican governor as the biggest economic development project
Speaker 1: in the state's history, employing twelve hundred people. Twelve hundred people,
Speaker 1: and I'm just gonna throw this out. They just arrested
Speaker 1: how many of those they said, four hundred and seventy five,
Speaker 1: So a third of the employees that were working at
Speaker 1: this facility were operating illegally. And it's not a big
Speaker 1: economic development project for the state of Georgia.
Speaker 2: But all right.
Speaker 1: The arrested workers are being held in an ice facility
Speaker 1: in Folkston, Georgia. LG Energy Solution said forty seven of
Speaker 1: its employees and about two hundred and fifty workers for
Speaker 1: contractors at the joint venture factory were detained. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, we hear a lot about illegal immigration and
Speaker 1: them taking the jobs and all the things. It's very
Speaker 1: rare that you hear one coming from across the Pacific
Speaker 1: Ocean for that purpose. I mean, yeah, we hear about
Speaker 1: China buying up land and having like the Chinese secret
Speaker 1: police in New York and New Jersey and California and things,
Speaker 1: and that's been caught and understood to be true. But
Speaker 1: to say that South Korea, who's a really close ally
Speaker 1: of ours, get in on that, that's I didn't see
Speaker 1: this one coming. I did not have this on my
Speaker 1: geopolitical Bingo card for this year. I don't know about
Speaker 1: the rest of you, but I thought it was fascinating
Speaker 1: and worth bringing up. Any Way, let's see before we
Speaker 1: get to the US News, I'm gonna go ahead and
Speaker 1: check the chat and see if there is anything else
Speaker 1: that anybody has added.
Speaker 2: If y'all have anything I'll want to jump in with
Speaker 2: at this time, please do so.
Speaker 1: All right, So now we're gonna go to Reddit to
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Speaker 1: I gotta say I'm a little I'm impressed and also
Speaker 1: super trepidacious of that. And it's not even because of
Speaker 1: my inherent distrust of AI or anything, but man having
Speaker 1: technology read your thoughts and be able to correctly translate them,
Speaker 1: send them all these things. That's worrying to me because
Speaker 1: all technology is hackable, and I don't know what that
Speaker 1: would look like if and when alter Ego.
Speaker 2: Got hacked by a bad actor.
Speaker 1: That, like I said, in one sense, is terrifying, and
Speaker 1: in one sense is also really impressive.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Okay, excellent work sharing that with the class. Royce appreciate that. Okay,
Speaker 1: Now let's move into the next topic of conversation. We
Speaker 1: are gonna be sticking more primarily in the United States
Speaker 1: for the rest of this House panel releases more records
Speaker 1: from Jeffrey Epstein's The State, including letters allegedly written by Trump. Now,
Speaker 1: we're not gonna make the accusations that Trump and Epstein
Speaker 1: were the thickest of thieves and all these things that
Speaker 1: being said, there's been more than a handful of allegations,
Speaker 1: handwritten notes, pictures that were drawn, things of this nature
Speaker 1: that were said to have been from Trump to Epstein
Speaker 1: and vice versa. Trump has denied all these allegations and
Speaker 1: claims and all these things, and now he's to the
Speaker 1: point of actually interfering with the DOJ's job as far
Speaker 1: as releasing certain things to the public. And he's actually
Speaker 1: there's a conversation being have right now about possibly indicting
Speaker 1: him or well, I guess impeaching, but I mean that's
Speaker 1: the thing. He's going to be under threat of impeachment
Speaker 1: pretty much for anything he does, because that's just Trump's
Speaker 1: mo But anyway, this is from Washington. The White House
Speaker 1: Oversight Committee released more records from the convicted sex offender
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein's estate late Monday, including hundreds of pages from
Speaker 1: a book compiled by Maxwell for his fiftieth birthday in
Speaker 1: two thousand and three. Hours earlier, Democrats on the panel
Speaker 1: had released a letter in the book allegedly signed by Trump.
Speaker 1: The President had denied pinning the message, which is typed
Speaker 1: within what appears to be the outline of a woman's
Speaker 1: body that has been discussed too GOP Committee chairman Rep.
Speaker 1: James Comer of Kentucky accused Democrats of chero picking documents
Speaker 1: and politicizing information. The committee subpoenas Epstein's estate in August,
Speaker 1: seeking documents and other materials as part of its investigation
Speaker 1: into the US government's handling of the case. Representative Robert
Speaker 1: Garcia of California, the top Democrat of the House Oversight Committee,
Speaker 1: said in a statement that the committee has secured the
Speaker 1: infamous birthday book that contains a note from President Trump that.
Speaker 2: He has said does not exist.
Speaker 1: It's time for the president to tell us the truth
Speaker 1: about what he knew and release all the Epstein files.
Speaker 1: The American people are demanding answers, Garcia said, noting that
Speaker 1: the Democrats are reviewing the contents of the book and
Speaker 1: expect to release our findings to the public.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I understand that the entire Epstein thing, especially right now,
Speaker 1: the left is doing anything and everything they can to
Speaker 1: hurt Trump. So the fact that Trump is trying to
Speaker 1: shy away from this and is trying to dismiss it
Speaker 1: and push it under the rug, the Democrats smell blood
Speaker 1: in the water. So they're just going to use this
Speaker 1: and build it up more and more and more and
Speaker 1: more and more. Right that being said, it's not as
Speaker 1: if the Democrats' names are not on that list as well,
Speaker 1: the epic list, the client list, the whatever else. It's
Speaker 1: understood that there is equal parts Republicans and Democrats on
Speaker 1: the Epstein list. I don't think that the Democrats actually
Speaker 1: want the list released, but they know that they can
Speaker 1: use it right now to make Trump look really, really,
Speaker 1: really bad. And because Trump is arguably the most egoic
Speaker 1: president we've had in damn near ever, he is tripling
Speaker 1: down on his stance and is willing to die on
Speaker 1: this hill rather than just talk about it openly and
Speaker 1: get ahead of the story in any way and try
Speaker 1: to cut their legs out from under him. At least
Speaker 1: that's what it appears to be at this time. Epstein's
Speaker 1: birthday book includes notes, photos, and crew drawings. The leatherbound book,
Speaker 1: titled The First Fifty Years, is filled with handwritten and
Speaker 1: type letters from friends, family, and girlfriends, as well as
Speaker 1: childhood memories. Many of the handwritten letters are hard to decipher.
Speaker 1: The book also contains Epstein's birth certificate, photos from childhood
Speaker 1: to adulthood, photos of women in bikinis, a chocolate chip
Speaker 1: cookie recipe, math equations, and some explicit stories about sex.
Speaker 1: The CBS News review found, well, I mean, you would
Speaker 1: expect that, right. The book is split into sections including family, Brooklyn, girlfriends, children, friends, science, girlfriends,
Speaker 1: quote unquote Special Assignments and Business. A prolog was written
Speaker 1: by Gislam Maxwell. One drawing in the book shows an
Speaker 1: adult man handling balloons to or handing balloons to a
Speaker 1: young girl. The year is nineteen eighty three. Next to
Speaker 1: it is a drawing showing an older man receiving a
Speaker 1: massage from three nearly nude women in two thousand and three.
Speaker 1: Epstein b Epstein, am all right, what a great country.
Speaker 1: The drawing is captioned It's unclear who the photo is from.
Speaker 1: A letter from a quote unquote girlfriend talks about Maxwell
Speaker 1: calling her to book a massage for her quote unquote employer.
Speaker 1: The woman recalls massaging Epstein's feet in nineteen ninety three.
Speaker 1: He requested that she fly with them that night to Florida,
Speaker 1: but the woman had a previous engagement. Epstein called her
Speaker 1: when he returned quote and my life was forever changed,
Speaker 1: she wrote, thanking him for all the opportunities he had
Speaker 1: provided her. Another quote unquote girlfriend wrote that she met
Speaker 1: Maxwell and Paul Beach while Maxwell was allegedly collecting quote
Speaker 1: unquote breast photos for Epstein. He liked tiitpicks. Okay, that's
Speaker 1: understood at this point but you know there it is.
Speaker 1: I came to see you months later. You told me
Speaker 1: to take off my top, the woman wrote, with the
Speaker 1: usual Epstein smile. You looked at my breast and said, yeah,
Speaker 1: I was right. Memory serves you correctly. The beauty mark
Speaker 1: was on the right breast.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: The book ends with a note from Maxwell that begins
Speaker 1: to the next fifty years.
Speaker 2: The next fifty years will be even more wonderful, she wrote. Now.
Speaker 1: In this same book, Bill Clinton appeared to write a
Speaker 1: short or short notes to Epstein. Letter bearing the same
Speaker 1: names of mister Trump and former President Bill Clinton were
Speaker 1: included in a section of Epstein's two thousand and three
Speaker 1: birthday book titled quote unquote Friends. A handwritten note that
Speaker 1: appeared to be signed by Clinton says, in part, it's
Speaker 1: reas suring, isn't it to have lasted as long across
Speaker 1: all the years of learning and knowing, and also to
Speaker 1: have your childlike curiosity, the drive to make a difference,
Speaker 1: and the solace of friends. The existence of Clinton's note
Speaker 1: was previously reported by The Wall Street Journal. Clinton spokesperson
Speaker 1: said in twenty nineteen, after Epstein was arrested that the
Speaker 1: foreign president hadn't spoken to the financi here in over
Speaker 1: a decade and knows nothing about the terrible crimes he
Speaker 1: had been charged with.
Speaker 2: I gotta say, that's gotta be a lie. And then
Speaker 2: Simon saying like, well, you know the Democrats are in
Speaker 2: on it too.
Speaker 1: That's an understood fact, right, the fact that Clinton in
Speaker 1: a dress was a painting at Epstein's island. You don't
Speaker 1: just do that just to do that, right, There's no
Speaker 1: doubt in my mind, especially with Bill Clinton being a
Speaker 1: fiend in his own right.
Speaker 2: And I'm not just saying because the Monica Lewinsky thing.
Speaker 1: There's a long list of reasons why Clinton was a
Speaker 1: part of doing some disgusting things in some very elite circles.
Speaker 1: But it makes perfect sense that he and Epstein were
Speaker 1: actually friends, not just distant acquaintances. But anyway, House Oversite
Speaker 1: releases hundreds of pages from Epstein's birthday book. Two hundred
Speaker 1: pages from the book compiled by Maxwell for the late
Speaker 1: sex of inter fiftyth birthday, How they talked about the
Speaker 1: House Oversight Committee Panels released two pages from the book,
Speaker 1: including a letter allegedly pinned from mister Trump. The President
Speaker 1: has called the letter fake. I will say that two
Speaker 1: hundred pages from the book was compiled and they're getting
Speaker 1: ready to release it. But the House Oversight Committee has
Speaker 1: released two pages specifically with Trump on them.
Speaker 2: That's not a good look.
Speaker 1: That could be why Republican or yeah, Republican Representative James
Speaker 1: Comer is saying that they are cherry picking documents and
Speaker 1: politicizing information received from the Epstein estate today, I'm all
Speaker 1: about the releasing of the information. If Trump is dirty
Speaker 1: on this, absolutely frying like everybody else. What I am
Speaker 1: saying is that you should also release all of the
Speaker 1: pages to where you're frying all guilty parties.
Speaker 2: It's just my hot take.
Speaker 1: House Oversight Democrats released on x a second page they
Speaker 1: said was from the birthday book, which contains a photo
Speaker 1: of Epstein and three women holding an oversized check bearing
Speaker 1: mister Trump's name. The fake check was made out to
Speaker 1: Epstein for twenty two five hundred dollars and signed DJ Trump,
Speaker 1: although it does not resemble mister Trump's actual signature. Jeffrey's
Speaker 1: showing early talents with money plus women sells fully depreciated
Speaker 1: blank to Donald Trump for twenty two thousand, five hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: Whatever that blank is it's redacted. Someone wrote under the
Speaker 1: photo Democrats set on X. The photo shows a longtime
Speaker 1: Moral Ago member joking about selling fully depreciated women to
Speaker 1: Donald Trump for twenty.
Speaker 2: Two thousand, five hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: The faces of two of the people in the photo
Speaker 1: are also redacted. So all right, all I really wanted
Speaker 1: to bring up on this one. We don't have to
Speaker 1: spend too much time on this because it keeps going
Speaker 1: and going. Long story short, more things are coming out
Speaker 1: about the Epstein case, and of course they are politicizing
Speaker 1: it both sides. The Republicans are politicizing it to downplay it,
Speaker 1: the Democrats are politicizing politicizing it to elevate it. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: there are still victims that are not seeing justice, and
Speaker 1: I am very happy to hear that so many of
Speaker 1: the victims are coming together to compile their own list.
Speaker 1: Unless they get suicided in so much shape or form,
Speaker 1: and they actually released that list, there's of course going
Speaker 1: to be committee after committee after committee to discredit them
Speaker 1: and say that that's wrong in all these things. And
Speaker 1: I get that, but also I think it's really important
Speaker 1: that those names get out there, if for nothing else,
Speaker 1: the Court of Public opinion. These people in power, especially
Speaker 1: the elected officials that would be on that list, they
Speaker 1: need to lose their jobs. They need to be arrested.
Speaker 1: They need to have this power taken from them. They
Speaker 1: need to have everything taken from them. And at least
Speaker 1: that would be the first step in that process. If
Speaker 1: we can't get justice in the courts, that at least
Speaker 1: we can get justice on the back end.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't know. Maybe I'm just getting high
Speaker 2: on hopingum on that one.
Speaker 1: Now, with all this being said, former FBI officials sue, Okay,
Speaker 1: they're saying the Cash Betel fired them to stay in
Speaker 1: Trump's good graces. The suit, which names Patel and Attorney
Speaker 1: General Pamboondi, was filed by former acting FBI Director Brian Driskol,
Speaker 1: as well as Steven Jensen and Spencer Evans. Three former
Speaker 1: FBI officials sued the FBI Director Cash Ptel and Attorney
Speaker 1: General Pambondi on Wednesdays, saying their firings were mandated by
Speaker 1: the White House and Department of Justice and that Patel
Speaker 1: followed their orders to keep his job. Patel, the suit claimed,
Speaker 1: explained he had to fire people his superiors told him
Speaker 1: he had to fire them because.
Speaker 2: His ability to keep his own job dependent.
Speaker 1: On the removal of the agents who worked on k
Speaker 1: involving the President. Okay, Patel explained that there was nothing
Speaker 1: he or Driscoll could do to stop these or any
Speaker 1: other firings because the FBI tried to put the president
Speaker 1: in jail and he hasn't forgotten it. Patel also stated
Speaker 1: that the firings were retaliatory, according to the lawsuit, which
Speaker 1: alleges that he told Driscoll that all FBI employees who
Speaker 1: they identified who had worked on the cases against President
Speaker 1: Trump would be removed from their jobs, regardless of their
Speaker 1: retirement eligibility status. According to the lawsuit, Pateel, a Trump
Speaker 1: loyalist and former White House DOJ official, told Driscoll that
Speaker 1: he knew such firings violated FBI rules designed to protect
Speaker 1: agents from being fired or otherwise retaliated against for having
Speaker 1: worked on specific investigations, Buttel acknowledged that this would be
Speaker 1: in direct violation of internal FBI process. He again commented
Speaker 1: that he knew the nature of the summary firings were
Speaker 1: likely illegal and that he could be sued and later deposed.
Speaker 1: So if this this is true, if what the lawsuit
Speaker 1: is stating is accurate.
Speaker 2: But Tel knew that this was against protocol.
Speaker 1: He knew he could be sued and possibly taken out
Speaker 1: of office for this, and he did it anyway because
Speaker 1: he was ordered to.
Speaker 2: That's not a very good look.
Speaker 1: Pattel's private statement, as alleged in the lawsuit, would be
Speaker 1: in direct contradiction to his testimony during his US Senate
Speaker 1: confirmation hearing. Speaking under oath, Patel told senators that all
Speaker 1: FBI employees will be protected against political retribution. Also side point,
Speaker 1: Brian Driscoll, This FBI agent, big.
Speaker 2: Dog, what are we doing here? What are we doing
Speaker 2: here with.
Speaker 1: This crazy the curl frow plus the guy Fawkes mustache
Speaker 1: beard combo. This is a wild look. Is a wild look.
Speaker 1: He should not be in anywhere near the FBI. He
Speaker 1: stands out like a sore thumb. I'm just throwing this
Speaker 1: out like it's okay. That's that's wild. The lawsuit was
Speaker 1: filed by Driscoll, Stephen Jensen and former Assistant Director in
Speaker 1: charge of the Washington Field Office, and Spencer Evans, former
Speaker 1: Special Agent in charge of Las Vegas Field Office. News
Speaker 1: of the lawsuit was first reported by NPR and MSNBC.
Speaker 2: Well, of course.
Speaker 1: The lawsuit also says that certain agents were singled out
Speaker 1: for removal. For instance, it alleges that Deputy FBI Director
Speaker 1: Dan Bongino ordered Jensen to fire a specific agent who
Speaker 1: was a target of the Trump White House.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: The agent, Walt Giardina, had worked on Jack Smith and
Speaker 1: Robert Mueller's Special Council probes of Trump, but Giardina, who
Speaker 1: had a good reputation among fellow agents, had also investigated
Speaker 1: both Democrats and Republicans in other public corruption cases. The
Speaker 1: suit says, political loyalty tests now. The suit also says
Speaker 1: that when Trump transition team vetted Driscoll to potentially serve
Speaker 1: as acting deputy director, I'm sorry, acting Deputy FBI director, Yeah,
Speaker 1: he was asked questions that he considered a political loyal tests.
Speaker 1: Driscoll said that he was asked which candidate he had
Speaker 1: voted for in the recent elections, including whether he had
Speaker 1: voted for any Democrats. He was also asked if he
Speaker 1: agreed that agents who searched Trump's Florida property mar A
Speaker 1: Lago for classified documents should be hailed quote unquote accountable.
Speaker 1: Patel later told Driscoll that he would need to pass
Speaker 1: a review by the transition team if he was interested
Speaker 1: in serving in the FBI's headquarters. Patatel, according to the lawsuit,
Speaker 1: said that quote, as long as Driscoll was not prolific
Speaker 1: on social media, did not donate to the Democratic Party,
Speaker 1: and did not vote for Kamala Harrison twenty twenty four election,
Speaker 1: the vetting would not be an issue.
Speaker 2: End quote. That's a bit charged. It's a bit charged,
Speaker 2: wouldn't you say? That?
Speaker 1: Being said, if he did in fact oversee the investigation
Speaker 1: into Trump which led to nothing, as far as the
Speaker 1: investigations that were being hailed at that time anyway, that
Speaker 1: it is all before the Epstein conversation came out, This
Speaker 1: is while it was still going on during the election
Speaker 1: and stuff. Yeah, that's not a good look. And if
Speaker 1: you're gonna be the director of the FBI during the
Speaker 1: presidential reign of the guy that you tried to screw over, yeah,
Speaker 1: it would also make sense that that president would go
Speaker 1: out of his way to screw you over. Not saying
Speaker 1: it's right, I'm saying that I understand it. According to
Speaker 1: the suit, Driscoll declined to answer all the questions that
Speaker 1: he considered inappropriately political. He ultimately was appointed to the
Speaker 1: acting director position because Emil Bove, who was at the
Speaker 1: time set to be acting Deputy Attorney.
Speaker 2: General, said that Driscoll could be trusted.
Speaker 1: Former FBI agent Michael Clark also vouch for Driscoll and
Speaker 1: Robert Kassan, who was appointed acting deputy director Bove's search
Speaker 1: for the January sixth investigators. Both later played a central
Speaker 1: role in carrying out what the lawsuit says, we're retaliatory firings.
Speaker 1: According to the suit, Bove told Driscoll a week after
Speaker 1: Trump took office that Steven Miller, white House Deputy chief
Speaker 1: of Staff, was pushing him to carry out firings in
Speaker 1: the FBI on the same scale as both had conducted
Speaker 1: in the Justice Department. In a meeting late January, both
Speaker 1: told Driscoll and Cassane to give him a list of
Speaker 1: all FBI employees who were associated with the investigations of
Speaker 1: the January six quote unquote attack on the US Capitol.
Speaker 1: I'm putting the quotes there because the jan six the insurrection,
Speaker 1: the riots, none of this was riot or attack or
Speaker 1: any of these things. January sixth at the Capitol Building
Speaker 1: was a protest where they were let into the Capitol
Speaker 1: building by the security that was on duty at that time.
Speaker 1: You had a small handful that started trying to loot
Speaker 1: the place, but they were shut down by the other
Speaker 1: people that were a part of the mob.
Speaker 2: At that time.
Speaker 1: They went around the Capitol and took pictures and were
Speaker 1: like super respectful of the building because I would say
Speaker 1: that the majority of people that were there on jan
Speaker 1: six were patriots, not.
Speaker 2: Insurrectionists.
Speaker 1: But anyway, Bob also asked for the names of what
Speaker 1: he called a core case team, but no such team existed.
Speaker 1: According to the lawsuit, Driscoll said that thousands of FBI
Speaker 1: agents had been involved in the investigation and warned that
Speaker 1: if such a list were even leaked or made public,
Speaker 1: the FBI staffers on it would potentially face threats. Yeah
Speaker 1: you think. Bob replied that he believed that there was
Speaker 1: a cultural riot within the FBI. According to the lawsuit, Okay, anyway, Yeah.
Speaker 1: It goes on to talk about Bongino's social media focus,
Speaker 1: which I mean is what is I'm not a big
Speaker 1: fan of Dan Bongino any damn win, Sam, I see
Speaker 1: your hand raised, brother, what you got?
Speaker 18: Sorry?
Speaker 19: You were talking about the protests, how they were the
Speaker 19: quote unquote in selection A, there was actually a couple
Speaker 19: guys up there that was actively trying to get it
Speaker 19: turned into an armed insurrection, like a violent One of
Speaker 19: them was actually Nick Flints, And there's actual evidence that
Speaker 19: he was doing that to set up his quote the
Speaker 19: followers for the FBI and all it's good.
Speaker 15: There's a high probability he's actually FBI informant.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't doubt it. I'm not exactly a fan of
Speaker 1: Nick Flintes.
Speaker 15: I think he's a prick.
Speaker 19: You know.
Speaker 1: And there's some people that like they ride him like
Speaker 1: they they they stroke that ego as much as they can.
Speaker 1: They think that he is the next great coming of
Speaker 1: political talking points, and I.
Speaker 19: Go ahead, so they ride him like he would have
Speaker 19: Burne new Hawley. They did grab the fuck out of him,
Speaker 19: like like a lot of people ride Anakin.
Speaker 2: They do. I personally don't understand why.
Speaker 1: I've heard him speak and I have agreed with certain
Speaker 1: things that he has said, and I vehemently did disagreed
Speaker 1: with a lot of things that he has said. I
Speaker 1: don't understand why he has become such a going from
Speaker 1: the realm of relative obscurity to the big thing, the big.
Speaker 2: Talking point all like, what did he do?
Speaker 1: What did he say that got him to any position
Speaker 1: where anyone knows who he is?
Speaker 19: A lot of it is because a lot of the
Speaker 19: he targets a lot of the the guys who are
Speaker 19: who are afraid to say what they really want. Though
Speaker 19: he hit a lot of more tend to be white supremacists.
Speaker 15: Some of the stuff he says.
Speaker 19: I can understand why he says it, but other things,
Speaker 19: I'm like, dude, you're just a hateful dick.
Speaker 2: A conservative Andrew tait.
Speaker 19: Ah kind of but he pretty much he's a he
Speaker 19: hates women.
Speaker 15: He uh bod batim.
Speaker 19: He said, what we should do is put the men
Speaker 19: in charge of women, shut the fuck up in backs
Speaker 19: for the most part, be in prison, and the world
Speaker 19: would be better.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, that's fucked up.
Speaker 15: Though you shouldn't have said that.
Speaker 1: So he's a far right hassan piker type of guy.
Speaker 19: Yeah, and I hate them both equally. And uh Nick Francis,
Speaker 19: he talks uh hell of hell a lot of shit
Speaker 19: about the h the alphabet, people of the gay community
Speaker 19: and all.
Speaker 15: But yet he isn't he dude.
Speaker 19: He got caught uh three times with streaming Uh inter
Speaker 19: racial gay porn and training porn.
Speaker 1: Which but aside from what you get catching the guys
Speaker 1: like history and all that, I thought he was gay.
Speaker 2: Is he claiming that he's straight?
Speaker 19: He claims to be a straight Uh what I'm like, dog,
Speaker 19: I'm a straight man and you throw off my gate
Speaker 19: or like a red flag?
Speaker 7: Dog?
Speaker 2: My god, Tony, I see you on muted brother way
Speaker 2: in here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know what to make him. He claims
Speaker 5: he's just not into having any relationship with any woman
Speaker 5: because he doesn't think he can trust anyone and he's
Speaker 5: too famous and he if he found a good one,
Speaker 5: he wouldn't want to put him through it. And like you,
Speaker 5: I probably agree with a lot of the stuff he says.
Speaker 5: He's he's more of a racist than I am, that's
Speaker 5: for sure. And he Uh, the most objectiable thing I've
Speaker 5: seen him do is he's he's collaborated a little bit
Speaker 5: with this far left freakish guy named Destiny, and Destiny
Speaker 5: once said, oh, I like little kids because they're tighter,
Speaker 5: and then Nick Fuente is laughed and just said dope
Speaker 5: based and it should have been more like that's disgusting.
Speaker 1: Okay, So trying to go for super edgy comedy vibes
Speaker 1: here and it's like, no, you're just missing the mark
Speaker 1: and pissing people off.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 19: He also made light of what what was it?
Speaker 2: It was like.
Speaker 19: He's even made off colored comments about the gay nightclub
Speaker 19: back guys shot up for a couple of years ago,
Speaker 19: said that he was deserved and righteous.
Speaker 1: Oh for the little So he's an inside So he's
Speaker 1: an who's hateful of everyone basically.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 19: I think it's probably because he himself. He hates himself,
Speaker 19: so he hates that body else because his parents didn't
Speaker 19: give him enough love as a child.
Speaker 2: Like Adolf Hitler, gotcha, gotcha?
Speaker 5: Well, here's the thing. A lot of people think he's
Speaker 5: an FBI informant because he was telling people to go
Speaker 5: into the Capitol on January sixth, twenty twenty one, and
Speaker 5: he was actually there. He didn't go in, but he
Speaker 5: seems to have gotten let off pretty easily compared to
Speaker 5: a lot of other people. So people and a lot.
Speaker 19: Of a lot of his followers are the ones that
Speaker 19: got arrested for the quote unquote in A couple of
Speaker 19: them even tried to He was even telling them to
Speaker 19: fight the police and kill him.
Speaker 2: Okay, so this guy needs to be shut down.
Speaker 5: So wow, Yeah, it's kind of Ray Epps situation or
Speaker 5: even Baked Alaska.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I don't know as much about that guy, but that
Speaker 5: guy he came clean and said, yeah, I became an
Speaker 5: FBI informant because they were threatening me so much. And
Speaker 5: Nick Flantes is not admitted to being an FBI in
Speaker 5: format but it is suspicious that he got let off
Speaker 5: pretty easily.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I could. I could actually see that from him
Speaker 2: to the point.
Speaker 19: All the other quote unquote influencers that were there, they
Speaker 19: were all put on an investigation, but he was not.
Speaker 15: Wow.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, on to the next topic of conversation.
Speaker 1: For anybody who doesn't know, there was a stabbing, uh
Speaker 1: in it was a South Carolina, North Carolina, excuse me
Speaker 1: from a Ukrainian woman who is twenty three years old,
Speaker 1: Arena Zanutzka.
Speaker 2: That I pronounced that one right, Tony, Oh yeah you did.
Speaker 2: I was muted. Sorry for Arena Zarutzka.
Speaker 1: There we go was stabbed in the next multiple by
Speaker 1: multiple Felon de Claris, Carlos Brown, excuse me, in shar Arlotte,
Speaker 1: North Carolina, after fleeing the war in Ukraine. On screen,
Speaker 1: we have the video of the stabbing taking place, and
Speaker 1: then we're gonna talk more in depth about it, because
Speaker 1: apparently old Carlos Brown had multiple felonies violent charges and
Speaker 1: kept getting released. So they're finally looking at this a
Speaker 1: little more seriously, like, Hey, I know our justice department's broken, right,
Speaker 1: the justice system in this country is not the best,
Speaker 1: But there's no reason why this person should have been
Speaker 1: in the first place able to put their hands on
Speaker 1: someone else, let alone this kind of a vicious attack.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and watch this. Dewer discretion is advised.
Speaker 1: It cut out, so it just cut out right after
Speaker 1: the stabbing happened. You see her looking at him like,
Speaker 1: what the hell just happened. Her face is in her
Speaker 1: hands at that point, but there's blood splattered all over
Speaker 1: her pants. Wow, Okay, let's read this article about it.
Speaker 1: North Carolina officials. Go ahead, Tony.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I wanted to comment. I was surprised to see
Speaker 5: that this video was even allowed out, and I want
Speaker 5: to comment that it happened August twenty second, and I
Speaker 5: think I first saw it September third or fourth, one evening,
Speaker 5: and then it went it exploded on Twitter the next
Speaker 5: day and to me. The most important thing about this
Speaker 5: is that Twitter or x is what really made this
Speaker 5: story big, because people were commenting days after it went
Speaker 5: viral about how the New York Times, ABC, CBS, NBC,
Speaker 5: even Fox News and Wappo and just every other news story.
Speaker 5: If you search zero stories, zero results. But this twenty
Speaker 5: three year old Ukrainian woman was very well known on Twitter.
Speaker 5: And the most recent thing going on is Elon Musk,
Speaker 5: Andrew Tait and a bunch of other rich guys are
Speaker 5: saying they will put up millions of dollars to put
Speaker 5: murals of her picture all over the place, kind of
Speaker 5: like it was done for George Floyd, and I think, yeah,
Speaker 5: that would be good, because why did he get so
Speaker 5: much attention. I don't think he was one hundred percent
Speaker 5: responsible for his own death. Like so many things, people
Speaker 5: want to blame one person and put one hundred percent
Speaker 5: responsibility on them, and I think it was shared between
Speaker 5: Derek Chauvin and George Floyd. I think they both contributed
Speaker 5: to that, but this woman was completely innocent. So I'm
Speaker 5: all in favor of giving it as much attention as
Speaker 5: possible and then when we're when we're done with this article,
Speaker 5: I want you to play another video of the killer
Speaker 5: actually speaking, because he's asserting that he thinks he was
Speaker 5: he was drugged or something. I don't believe him. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I put it in the chat, but you know, we
Speaker 5: can do the article first if you want to do.
Speaker 1: It, all right, Yeah, yeah, definitely, We're definitely gonna be
Speaker 1: talking about that because as much as I do enjoy
Speaker 1: talking about geopolitics and just the news in general and
Speaker 1: things like that, I'm also a massive conspiracy head. And
Speaker 1: if this guy is claiming that he was a targeted individual.
Speaker 2: We have had on the Cult.
Speaker 1: Of Conspiracy somewhere around like four or five people that
Speaker 1: have reached out to us and said they will want
Speaker 1: to come on to our show because they think that
Speaker 1: they are victims of gang stalking, they think they are
Speaker 1: victims of being a targeted individual, all these things, which,
Speaker 1: for the record, there have been cases of people that
Speaker 1: are being watched by the government just to mess with
Speaker 1: their heads. We just talked about that on an episode
Speaker 1: when we talked about Majestic twelve and all of that.
Speaker 1: So Paul Benowitz, for the record, if anybody wants to
Speaker 1: look into him, he was somebody that you could argue
Speaker 1: was a targeted individual.
Speaker 2: But if this guy.
Speaker 1: Is saying that he stabbed this woman because the voices
Speaker 1: in his head told him to or something like that, Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: we're gonna have to have a series talk about it.
Speaker 1: But all right, North Carolina officials address crime after fatal
Speaker 1: stabbing of Ukrainian refugee on public transit. The Arena Zarutska,
Speaker 1: twenty three, who recently immigrated to the United States from Ukraine, was.
Speaker 2: Killed last month.
Speaker 1: Let's see, this is a three minute video talking about it.
Speaker 2: We can you know what.
Speaker 1: Let's see here. Yeah, it's a relatively short article. All right,
Speaker 1: let's play the video. See what they have to say
Speaker 1: about it.
Speaker 17: In just the last hour or so, you heard DOJ
Speaker 17: officials calling this a terroristic act. And because these are
Speaker 17: federal charges, this means the suspect could be eligible for
Speaker 17: the death penalty. There's been a big uproar after video
Speaker 17: of the murder of this twenty three year old woman
Speaker 17: circulated online.
Speaker 1: And now, wait a minute, for it to be terroristic,
Speaker 1: that means that it would have had to have had
Speaker 1: political motives. Perhaps it did. Perhaps there's something more about
Speaker 1: old d carlists that were just missing right now. But
Speaker 1: just because somebody does something horrible does not mean that
Speaker 1: it's terroristic my definition. They have to be doing what
Speaker 1: they are doing to advance their own political aims or motives.
Speaker 2: But let's learn more together.
Speaker 17: Now, state officials want to ramp up security on trains
Speaker 17: and in public spaces. I want to get to Gabe
Speaker 17: Guzierras now and gave North Carolina. What has happened in
Speaker 17: Charlotte several weeks ago and over the course of the
Speaker 17: last several weeks has now become a real flashpoint nationally
Speaker 17: as it relates to the White House and some of
Speaker 17: their crime initiatives.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, Halley.
Speaker 20: Look, the White House today and from the last several days,
Speaker 20: has been highlighting this case, especially in the context of
Speaker 20: President Trump cracking down on crime, as a White House
Speaker 20: officials say, in cities across the country, but this one
Speaker 20: in particular because of that video has really garnered so
Speaker 20: much attention and the development now with that federal charge.
Speaker 20: The suspect, the Carlos Brown Junior, now charged by federal
Speaker 20: authorities at the federal level with causing death on a
Speaker 20: mass transit system. Now today in their news conference, federal
Speaker 20: authorities talked about the twenty three year old Ukrainian immigrant
Speaker 20: and how she was just building her life here in
Speaker 20: the United States. President Trump himself earlier today posted on
Speaker 20: social media about this case, and he highlighted not just
Speaker 20: the suspect's lengthy criminal history, but also blamed Charlotte's bail system.
Speaker 15: Let's listen China.
Speaker 18: For far too long, Americans have been forced to put
Speaker 18: up with Democrat run cities that set loose savage, bloodthirsty
Speaker 18: criminals to pray on innocent people. They've adopted a policy
Speaker 18: of catch and release for thugs and killers. In Charlotte,
Speaker 18: North Carolina. We saw the results of these policies when
Speaker 18: a twenty three year old woman who came here from
Speaker 18: Ukraine met her bloody end on a public train.
Speaker 20: Now, the twenty three year old Arena Zerutzk, according to
Speaker 20: federal authorities, have been staying at a bomb shelter shortly
Speaker 20: before she came to the US. Also today, Halle Transportation
Speaker 20: Secretary Sean Duffy said that his department would investigate this incident,
Speaker 20: and he's threatening to withhold federal funds if local leaders
Speaker 20: don't do more to protect writers on public transit Health Gabe.
Speaker 17: It is entirely possible that we could hear from the
Speaker 17: President himself on this again directly at this event that
Speaker 17: is scheduled to happen at the Oval Office, looks like
Speaker 17: it's running a bit behind schedule. Talk us through that
Speaker 17: piece of it. Do we know when that's going to
Speaker 17: happen still, TVD.
Speaker 20: Right, Yes, it's one of those events where you know,
Speaker 20: the President holding event here at the White House that
Speaker 20: has been delayed significantly now for about an hour, about
Speaker 20: a half hour or so. We're still waiting to see
Speaker 20: if he does open it up to press and what
Speaker 20: he'll certainly take questions on that, and as you were
Speaker 20: talking about with Richard Angel, there's certainly many other topics.
Speaker 2: Other reporters were asking about it.
Speaker 1: All right, So the over under this Trump is saying
Speaker 1: that it is absolutely because the bail system that this
Speaker 1: individual was even allowed to be out here in the
Speaker 1: first place. Let's read in here, let's see officials address
Speaker 1: transit safety concerns. She was killed in Charlotte Area transit
Speaker 1: system train last month. Her fatal stabbing was generating national
Speaker 1: outrage in recent days after the video of the killing
Speaker 1: was released and the suspect was identified as having.
Speaker 2: A history of violent crimes.
Speaker 1: Some local lawmakers on Wednesday said that the killing called
Speaker 1: for expanding Charlotte's police force and mental health services and
Speaker 1: staffing the District attorney's office. Others blamed the democratic policies
Speaker 1: and quote unquote woke narratives and called for overhauling the
Speaker 1: state's criminal justice system.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna say that it.
Speaker 1: Is the democratic policies or the woke narratives because you
Speaker 1: have the same problem all around any main big city
Speaker 1: in the country, which I guess yes, that kind of
Speaker 1: goes in the ligne with that, But we need an
Speaker 1: entire justice reform in this country. Violent criminals, somehow in
Speaker 1: certain areas basically walk after doing a little six month ride.
Speaker 1: That needs to be stopped. But let's continue here. Let's
Speaker 1: be very clear. Crime is a choice, and Democrats have
Speaker 1: chosen to side with criminals, Jason Simmons, the chairman of
Speaker 1: the North Carolina Republican Party, said at the news conference.
Speaker 1: And there we have it. There is always a politician
Speaker 1: that is ready to politicize everything, whether it is based
Speaker 1: in reality or not. You know, time and place. Maybe
Speaker 1: we just need to look at the entirety, not okay,
Speaker 1: whatever young on the air policies of appeasement. They're weak
Speaker 1: on crime policies. They're open door and revolving door policies
Speaker 1: in our criminal justice system in jails have allowed murderers
Speaker 1: back on the streets time and time again.
Speaker 2: That is accurate.
Speaker 1: Speaking at news conferences the Charlotte Transit City Transit Systs
Speaker 1: station rather city council members, Malcolm Graham, a Democrat, appeared
Speaker 1: to suggest that Democratic politicians bore some.
Speaker 2: Of the blame oo eating itself alive from the inside.
Speaker 2: That's rare. Let me be clear. We also must close
Speaker 2: the revolving door for repeat offenders. He said.
Speaker 1: Too many of the crimes that disrupt our neighborhoods and
Speaker 1: transit systems are committed by individuals who cycle through the
Speaker 1: system over and over and over again. Graham added, there's
Speaker 1: no choice but to meet this moment with clarity of
Speaker 1: purpose by increasing and by increasing, by addressing root causes,
Speaker 1: admitting our shortcomings where they exist, and listening to community voices,
Speaker 1: and acting swiftly to regain public confidence. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 1: think you're gonna regain that, homie, I really don't think.
Speaker 1: So let's continue here. To Carlos Brown Junior thirty four,
Speaker 1: was charged with the committee an act causing death on
Speaker 1: a mass transportation system. Brown has a criminal history spanning
Speaker 1: over a decade, including felony, breaking and entering, and robbery
Speaker 1: with a dangerous weapon, according to court records. His criminal
Speaker 1: record has drawn the from some federal officials who said
Speaker 1: they should not have been out on the streets. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I agree, this tragedy was preventable. There must be accountability.
Speaker 1: North Carolinians deserve better. That was from a representative, Tim Moore.
Speaker 1: He wrote that on X White House Deputy Chief of
Speaker 1: Staff Stephen Miller blame Zaruska's Zeruska's death on the Democratic Party,
Speaker 1: accusing politicians and judges who are typically apologized a political figures,
Speaker 1: of being too lenient and prosecuting criminals. Perhaps most shamefully
Speaker 1: of all, the majority of media, many outlets in this
Speaker 1: room decided that her murder was not worth reporting on
Speaker 1: originally because it did not fit a preferred narrative. That
Speaker 1: was from Caroline Levitt, which is very accurate. Like you said, Tony,
Speaker 1: this happened late August. We're coming up on the middle
Speaker 1: of September, and it's just now making its rounds as
Speaker 1: being a story Why was it pushed under the rug
Speaker 1: for a week?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I guess the video didn't come out for a while,
Speaker 5: but as soon as it did, it just exploded on Twitter,
Speaker 5: but nowhere else. You know, good Morning America will push
Speaker 5: the stuff about you know, Trayvon Martin or George Floyd,
Speaker 5: but they won't push this. I got a few other
Speaker 5: anecdotes to share with you. The name of the judge
Speaker 5: who released her was named Teresa Stokes and she was
Speaker 5: not even a lawyer. Apparently, you don't have to be
Speaker 5: a lawyer in North Carolina to be a judge. And
Speaker 5: there's something like eight other states like that. I got
Speaker 5: it written down here somewhere North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia, Virginia, Texas,
Speaker 5: and Arizona. You don't need to be a lawyer to
Speaker 5: be a magistrate.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you just had to be elected through the position. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I don't know how that works. Another anecdote I want
Speaker 5: to share, and let's see. I am Catholic, but some
Speaker 5: Catholics are saying, look, when George Floyd died, I'm reading
Speaker 5: from a spot. The Church's reaction was swift and profound.
Speaker 5: The Pope condemned racism, and his death, including a message
Speaker 5: to the USA. Cardinal Ferrell led a vigil at the Vatican,
Speaker 5: saying that death was so unreal it felt like a movie.
Speaker 5: The Bishop of al Paso and his priest took the
Speaker 5: knee for eight minutes and forty six seconds. The Pope
Speaker 5: personally called him to thank him for doing so. Catholic
Speaker 5: University of American Washington installed artwork depicting George Floyd as
Speaker 5: Jesus and his mother as Mary. And I'm looking at
Speaker 5: her right now. Listeners can't see it, but you know,
Speaker 5: you can just imagine it. And there's been no comment
Speaker 5: anywhere from church leaders about Irene Zarutzka, and I think
Speaker 5: why not? There probably should be, And I guess we're
Speaker 5: probably gonna get to the video. But I also see
Speaker 5: Sam's hand as raised.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I got the video pulled up here. But Sam,
Speaker 2: what you got? Brother?
Speaker 5: The sorry?
Speaker 19: Uh my thought process on the stabbing. I was researching
Speaker 19: it today. The sister of the kid who was saying
Speaker 19: that while her father was in a prison and everything
Speaker 19: that he would he talked about being chicked and everything.
Speaker 19: I'm not saying that it's not possible, but I also
Speaker 19: know that in Alabama or they were.
Speaker 15: Behind a prisoner.
Speaker 19: It was found that two hundred and fifty prisoners, and
Speaker 19: like I want to say, in like the last five years,
Speaker 19: if their bodies were found with no organs.
Speaker 15: So it's tightly taught possible.
Speaker 2: I mean fair.
Speaker 1: But that being said, typically somebody who is in and
Speaker 1: out of the jail system probably doesn't have like the
Speaker 1: best organs that you would want to harvest. Right, They're
Speaker 1: probably more than likely using some sort of illicit substance
Speaker 1: on mass, probably not eating right, probably not in the
Speaker 1: best health.
Speaker 2: So and I don't know this for a fact.
Speaker 1: I could be very wrong here, but it would stand
Speaker 1: to reason in my mind that, like if I was
Speaker 1: going to harvest a liver or some kidneys that I
Speaker 1: was going to try to sell in the black market
Speaker 1: for like that purpose, I would want to go with
Speaker 1: somebody who is in peak health and physical condition, not
Speaker 1: somebody who probably just did all kinds of drugs in
Speaker 1: the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 15: I could be wrong, that's true, But you also think
Speaker 15: of this way.
Speaker 19: These the lifers the prison said, oh they were killed
Speaker 19: in prison, they don't have to release them. A lot
Speaker 19: of times they don't release the body. They say poor
Speaker 19: law we cremated them, so that it's completely plausible. And
Speaker 19: I know for a fact the prison system down South
Speaker 19: has corrupted as a motherfucker.
Speaker 2: Oh for sure.
Speaker 19: The prison guard cub stopped my daddy when he was
Speaker 19: in prison at all, I believe it. So I yeah,
Speaker 19: I love the South, It's where I'm from and all.
Speaker 15: But the ship's corrupt.
Speaker 19: And the CNN people did when the stabbing, they said
Speaker 19: that he was they didn't even talk about her. They
Speaker 19: were trying to make it out to seem that he
Speaker 19: was the victim and everything. And I feel like that's
Speaker 19: a slap in the face of not just that PU
Speaker 19: goals mainly for the family, but to everybody as a viewer.
Speaker 1: No, I agree, And I mean that's classic narcissistic victim mentality, right,
Speaker 1: But it's done on this scale. They get institutionalized into
Speaker 1: feeling like, oh, poor me, poor repeat felon of violent
Speaker 1: crimes to be in this position. It's not my fault
Speaker 1: that I'm here for the fifth time. It's the it's
Speaker 1: society's fault. It's like, look, I understand that, especially somebody
Speaker 1: who gets a rest of a nonviolent crime and they
Speaker 1: get put into the system and they do become institutionalized,
Speaker 1: and then they get out and they can't find a job.
Speaker 1: They have to try to rebuild themselves from scratch, and
Speaker 1: they have a hard time, and they really do fall
Speaker 1: into a vicious cycle.
Speaker 2: I understand this conversation for sure. For violent criminals. That's
Speaker 2: there's a difference here. There's a very fine line in
Speaker 2: the sand to be drawn between somebody selling a couple
Speaker 2: of pounds of weed and somebody who shot up a
Speaker 2: grocery store and rob the cash. Here, there's a difference here.
Speaker 19: Yeah, John, I just found out other like in the
Speaker 19: last last forty minutes, thirteen's two is eighteen, one is
Speaker 19: nineteen There cony on the run in my town, and
Speaker 19: that they shot a sixteen year old kid today.
Speaker 1: That's a different conversation than some kid who's selling, you know,
Speaker 1: some sort of illicit substance on the street corner somewhere,
Speaker 1: who's not carrying a weapon.
Speaker 15: Yeah no, I don't know what all happened, but.
Speaker 19: I think there's been too much death today and then
Speaker 19: tomorrow is nine to eleven.
Speaker 15: I just yeah, weak.
Speaker 1: Yeah, We're gonna get to more of that in a second,
Speaker 1: But I do want to read this article or at
Speaker 1: least this X post right here.
Speaker 2: So this is from Danielle bloom.
Speaker 1: Thal Dossi, whoever there doc on the Carlos Brown psyop
Speaker 1: to divide American public. A black man with history of robbery,
Speaker 1: chipped in jail, is released, calls nine to one one,
Speaker 1: begs for help, and gets in trouble for it. Labeled
Speaker 1: mentally ill activated to kill beautiful white Ukrainian refugee, provoking
Speaker 1: racial polarization.
Speaker 2: That's quite a claim to be made. Here we go.
Speaker 2: This is from CNN.
Speaker 1: Suspects said he killed his victim quote because she was
Speaker 1: reading my mind end quote. His sister says, oh, sweet Jesus,
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 5: It seems like they're planting the seeds for an insanity defense.
Speaker 5: And there's a video with about a one minute interview
Speaker 5: of him where he starts talking about materials that they
Speaker 5: put in his body. So it's either it's either true
Speaker 5: or it's not. It's trying to make an insanity defense.
Speaker 1: Though, well then fine, then I would say that he
Speaker 1: is criminally insane and should be locked up never to
Speaker 1: see the light of day again, if that's true, which
Speaker 1: it's not clearly. For years, loved one struggle to find
Speaker 1: Brown the care that he needed. Family members said, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's anyway.
Speaker 2: Brown.
Speaker 5: You have the video on the post too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm gona pull up the video here in a second.
Speaker 1: Brown had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and suffered hallucinations and paranoia.
Speaker 1: His sister, Tracy Brown said. She said her brother told
Speaker 1: her multiple times the government had implanted a chip in him.
Speaker 1: I knew he was battling something, but I wanted to
Speaker 1: know what it was. All right, real quick, the sister
Speaker 1: is saying, they keep talking about he was chipped. He
Speaker 1: had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and suffered hallucinations and paranoia.
Speaker 1: Yet somehow they are realistically acting like he was chipped
Speaker 1: and activated. He I'm sorry that what but all right,
Speaker 1: let's let's see. This is the video clip of the interview.
Speaker 9: Yeah, the material, uh feels like the material used my
Speaker 9: body the steps lady.
Speaker 21: And so she just got stabbed.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you know that's not me I'm talking about just
Speaker 9: for no reason. But since they did that, Since they
Speaker 9: did that, now they got to investigate the materia my
Speaker 9: body is supposed to Since they want to do all that,
Speaker 9: now they got to investigate.
Speaker 15: Fu.
Speaker 21: Because she's from she's from the Ukraine. She's from Russia,
Speaker 21: and you know they got a ward. They had a
Speaker 21: war going on against the United States. So I'm just
Speaker 21: trying to understand out of all.
Speaker 9: People, that's hey, it ain't I don't have nothing. They
Speaker 9: just lasted out on her. That's that. That's what happened.
Speaker 9: They lasted out on her. What was working the album,
Speaker 9: who was working, whoever was working the materials?
Speaker 1: Okay, just overall, fuck this guy. So he's saying, oh,
Speaker 1: you know, you know me, I had nothing to do
Speaker 1: with that. There is literally a video of you chilling
Speaker 1: on the bus. You open a knife, put it back
Speaker 1: in your pocket and try to act nonchalant. This girl
Speaker 1: sits down and then you stand up and just just
Speaker 1: shank the.
Speaker 2: Shit out of her, kill her, and then get off
Speaker 2: the bus.
Speaker 1: And you're saying, oh, but it's just a material in
Speaker 1: my body, bro, I had none to do with me.
Speaker 2: You know me that you know all.
Speaker 1: This, never mind his track record of violent crimes, but
Speaker 1: this ain't you, because you're the materials that they put
Speaker 1: in you. Listen, I understand mk ult is a thing.
Speaker 1: I believe brainwashing is a thing. I believe that there
Speaker 1: can be in fact individual that if you want to
Speaker 1: use the term activated, Yeah, I believe that's a thing
Speaker 1: that can happen. This shows no signs of that whatsoever,
Speaker 1: mostly because if it was an activated individual, they wouldn't
Speaker 1: have the cognizant, you know, mental capacity to say that
Speaker 1: they were activated. They would also have like no recollection
Speaker 1: of it. It's like doing something under a trance or
Speaker 1: hallucination where you have no idea what happened until after
Speaker 1: the fact.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: This guy is an absolute clown and should be put
Speaker 1: to death. I'm one hundred percent in agreement with that statement. Wow, okay,
Speaker 1: speaking of some horrible things that have happened today, One
Speaker 1: dead and three injured after a shooting in Evergreen High
Speaker 1: School in Colorado, or Colorado if.
Speaker 2: You depend on Hey, you say it.
Speaker 1: One student has died and three others were injured in
Speaker 1: a shooting at Evergreen High School on Wednesday afternoon. Common
Speaker 1: Spirit Saint Anthony Hospital confirmed the death but would not
Speaker 1: share any other details about the student who died. Spokesperson
Speaker 1: Lindsay Radford said three students, including the shooter, were being
Speaker 1: treated at the hospital for gunshot wounds. The fourth student
Speaker 1: took themselves to the hospital with injury sustained while escaping
Speaker 1: the high school and fleeing to a nearby elementary school.
Speaker 1: The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office said the alleged shooter was
Speaker 1: a sixteen year old male who suffered a self inflicted
Speaker 1: gunshot wound to the head. Apparently he was bad at it,
Speaker 1: because he's still alive. Anyway, This is the scariest thing
Speaker 1: you could ever think could happen, said Jackie Kelly, public
Speaker 1: information officer with Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, at a press
Speaker 1: conference Wednesday afternoon. Honestly, I don't know if our suspect
Speaker 1: is old enough to even drive.
Speaker 2: Well, he's sixteen, so that I don't know.
Speaker 1: I thought that was a nationwide thing that you could
Speaker 1: at sixteen with a driver's license. But okay, The Sheriff's
Speaker 1: office said a calls for an active shooter were received
Speaker 1: around twelve thirty pm Wednesday. Officers were at the school
Speaker 1: in two minutes, Kelly said, and encountered the shooter within
Speaker 1: five minutes. Kelly said officers did not discharge their guns
Speaker 1: during the encounter.
Speaker 2: Wow, so this.
Speaker 1: Kid did what he came there to do and then
Speaker 1: decided to turn the gun on himself. The police didn't
Speaker 1: actually even have to fire a shot. They were just
Speaker 1: kind of, you know, they were just on scene and
Speaker 1: then cleaning up the mess afterwards. Law enforcement officers from
Speaker 1: across the metro area offered services or even drove up unasked,
Speaker 1: to the foothills to help at the scene. Jefferson County
Speaker 1: Sheriff Reggie Marnelli says, excuse me.
Speaker 2: Marinelli said sorry.
Speaker 1: Federal officials also helped with the dozens of student interviews
Speaker 1: and the forensic investigations at the two crime scenes at
Speaker 1: the school. Shootings occurred on the inside and outside of
Speaker 1: the building. Well, yeah, that's typically the only two options,
Speaker 1: all right. Parents were asked to go to Bergon Meadow
Speaker 1: Elementary School at Okay to reunite with their students. Hundreds
Speaker 1: of parents waited in a line at school until they
Speaker 1: met their students.
Speaker 21: Wow.
Speaker 1: As of late Wednesday, the students had all been reunited
Speaker 1: with their families, their friends, and the school was shuddered.
Speaker 1: The gunman used a revolver in the sheriff's office said
Speaker 1: there were hundreds of witnesses. It was unclear whether the
Speaker 1: victims were targeted. The sheriff said, also it would be
Speaker 1: seeking search warrants for the shooters home and locker. Evergreen
Speaker 1: High School is about twenty eight miles southwest of Denver
Speaker 1: and rolls about nine hundred students, according to the Department
Speaker 1: of Education. I always knew it was when, not if,
Speaker 1: students and parents react. Cameron Jones, a ninth grader at
Speaker 1: the Evergreen High School. He said that he was eating
Speaker 1: lunch outside when he heard three gunshots. A security guard
Speaker 1: then told them to run. He said he never thought
Speaker 1: of shooting like Wednesdays would happen in Evergreen. It seems
Speaker 1: like a relatively small little town. I mean, the high
Speaker 1: school only has nine hundred students. It's not small like
Speaker 1: many many small, but it's also not like massive that's.
Speaker 2: You know, it's in the middle somewhere. Absolutely not. Jones said.
Speaker 1: I thought this was like a one in a million thing,
Speaker 1: and it still feels surreal that it happened. Jen Weber,
Speaker 1: mother of a freshman student at the school, said she
Speaker 1: was washing her car when her son sent her a
Speaker 1: text message about that a shooting.
Speaker 2: What's happening.
Speaker 1: So they're giving these first people or first person accounts
Speaker 1: of what took place here Colorado, Colorado has lived through
Speaker 1: this pain too many times. Jefferson County Education Association, a
Speaker 1: teachers' union in the district, said in a statement that
Speaker 1: every time a school shooting happens, it re traumatizes the
Speaker 1: community that lived through the Columbine shooting in nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 1: Colorado has lived through this pain too many times. We
Speaker 1: cannot become numb. We cannot accept this as normal. We
Speaker 1: demand that our leaders at every level, local, state, and
Speaker 1: national take real, meaningful action to in the epidemic of
Speaker 1: gun violence in our schools. Okay, I agree with what
Speaker 1: she is saying, except for that last sentence.
Speaker 2: All right, here's the deal, and you could look this up.
Speaker 1: It is the the is it Fast or Foster? I
Speaker 1: forget the guy's name who actually conducted a study on
Speaker 1: the number of school shootings that are taking place in
Speaker 1: America pretty much since the beginning, and the reality of
Speaker 1: it is is an uncomfortable thing to say, but it's
Speaker 1: very true. A student in America right now is three
Speaker 1: times less likely to be shot at a school shooting
Speaker 1: than they were in the eighties and nineties. The reality
Speaker 1: of it, by the numbers. Okay, take away what the
Speaker 1: media is telling you. Take away what the political agendas
Speaker 1: are telling you about how they need to take guns
Speaker 1: and mag capacities and ars, and ak's run about most
Speaker 1: shootings happen with handguns. You've never heard of a handgun
Speaker 1: band ever being proposed in any kind of legal hearing whatsoever.
Speaker 2: Throwing this out.
Speaker 1: In the eighties and nineties, you had a point one
Speaker 1: five percent chance, okay, not even one percent. You had
Speaker 1: a point one five percent chance of being shot in
Speaker 1: a school shooting. Currently, with the numbers that we have
Speaker 1: on file, you have a point zero five percent chance
Speaker 1: to be shot in a school shooting. As of right now,
Speaker 1: we were three times more likely to be shot in
Speaker 1: the school to which we were all a part of.
Speaker 1: But you wouldn't hear that, right, You would not know
Speaker 1: that unless you actually looked at the crime statistics.
Speaker 2: It was very similar to whenever.
Speaker 1: Like we said earlier, George Floyd and I remember having
Speaker 1: this conversation with a guy and he was saying that
Speaker 1: there's a systemic issue where black men are shot and
Speaker 1: killed more than white men by cops.
Speaker 2: And it's insane.
Speaker 1: I'm like, if you look at the true statistics of it,
Speaker 1: two to one white guys are shot and killed by
Speaker 1: cops every year than black guys.
Speaker 2: And that's a year over year over year. Fact. Wait
Speaker 2: what I'm like, Well, hold on, dude, keep in mind
Speaker 2: this nation is two to one white to black. Well
Speaker 2: what does that mean?
Speaker 1: I'm like, So, what that means is criminals be doing
Speaker 1: criminals shit at about it equal rate, regardless of what
Speaker 1: race they are. Now, then we had a whole conversation
Speaker 1: about how a black guy is three times more likely
Speaker 1: to get a harsher prison sentence than a white guy.
Speaker 1: And that's a problem we could have with that conversation.
Speaker 1: But as far as the statistics, the true numbers and
Speaker 1: facts and figures school shootings, we are safer now by
Speaker 1: leaps and bounds than we were in the eighties and
Speaker 1: nineties when Columbine took place. So if we're going to
Speaker 1: go down this road of how we need to stop
Speaker 1: the epidemic of school shootings, they're actually way less now
Speaker 1: than they have been in years and years and years
Speaker 1: and years. But again, people need to do their own
Speaker 1: research on this. Now as we are talking about these
Speaker 1: things and we're talking about shootings, we do need to
Speaker 1: bring this up. As of time of recording, it has
Speaker 1: only been a few hours since Charlie Kirk was shot
Speaker 1: and killed. I am not going to spend a lot
Speaker 1: of time talking about it this evening. And the reason
Speaker 1: why is because there is so much information that has
Speaker 1: come out and I don't know how much of it
Speaker 1: is credible.
Speaker 2: Let me break down all of what happened today.
Speaker 1: Today, Jonathan and I were shooting an episode talking about
Speaker 1: Mozart and Freemasonry. I thought it was an interesting episode.
Speaker 1: It'll be dropping on the cult conspiracy here soon. It's fascinating.
Speaker 1: And we got done shooting. I immediately had to go
Speaker 1: get my kids from school. I immediately had to go
Speaker 1: do this, immediately had to go this. Jonathan hit me
Speaker 1: up as like, holy shit, Charlie Kirk was just shot.
Speaker 1: And I kind of thought it was a hoax, but
Speaker 1: I also thought that there was a pretty decent shot
Speaker 1: that it was real.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Then I get calls and text messages from.
Speaker 1: With no ego here, probably ten people, some family members,
Speaker 1: some former co workers, some cult members, all of them
Speaker 1: asking me, broch you hear about this?
Speaker 2: What do you think? And I'm like, dude, I honestly
Speaker 2: haven't heard much about it. What have you heard? What's
Speaker 2: the going narrative here.
Speaker 1: In the quick amount of research that I did do
Speaker 1: with the amount of time that I actually had to
Speaker 1: myself today, which was only a few minutes, I found that, yes,
Speaker 1: he was shot in the neck.
Speaker 2: People are swearing that it was with a five five
Speaker 2: six round. I have issue with that. People are swearing
Speaker 2: that it was all a part of a plan to
Speaker 2: send a message to the conservatives. We could have that talk.
Speaker 1: There are those that say that he survived and was
Speaker 1: in stable conditions at the hospital and died later. If
Speaker 1: you've seen the video of him getting shot, your boy
Speaker 1: was dead in I'm talking If he survived for another
Speaker 1: twenty seconds after that bullet hit him, I would be shocked.
Speaker 2: There's no way. But we'll talk about it too.
Speaker 1: There's videos of a shooter on the roof of a
Speaker 1: high rise building and people took videos of it and
Speaker 1: allegedly told the local police, and nothing was done about this.
Speaker 1: I don't know how verifiable or true that is, but
Speaker 1: that's at least one conversation that's happening. I do know
Speaker 1: that from the video, you can clearly see a dude
Speaker 1: laying in the prone position on top of a building,
Speaker 1: and this is before the shot even rang out.
Speaker 2: So did they know what that was? Did they not?
Speaker 2: I'm just as of this moment, this is why I
Speaker 2: don't want to make a whole lot.
Speaker 1: Of speculation about it, because there's still a lot of
Speaker 1: unknown factors with this.
Speaker 2: I will say, as of this moment, I will say that, yes,
Speaker 2: this is a tragedy.
Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk was thirty one years old, and I believe
Speaker 1: he had two kids, and he was a very well
Speaker 1: spoken political talking head for the Republican Party and just
Speaker 1: conservative ideals as a whole. And while I may not
Speaker 1: have agreed with every single thing he ever said, I
Speaker 1: did agree with more than a few more. I would
Speaker 1: say the vast majority of the things that he said.
Speaker 1: Every now and then he would say some shit that
Speaker 1: I thought was a little wild, But for the most part,
Speaker 1: I thought he was on the money.
Speaker 2: And I am saddened by his death. For sure. They
Speaker 2: had a guy that they took into custody.
Speaker 1: It was this old white guy who was bald and
Speaker 1: his pants are around his ankles, and they said that
Speaker 1: they had the shooter in custody. People were shitting on
Speaker 1: this guy as they drug him off. They later questioned
Speaker 1: him and released him. He clearly was not the guy.
Speaker 1: Then there's another report saying they absolutely have another person
Speaker 1: of interest in custody. There's another report saying that they
Speaker 1: absolutely have the shooter in custody. There's another saying that
Speaker 1: he is still at large as of time of recording
Speaker 1: right now Wednesday night. There is a lot of unknown
Speaker 1: factors with this situation. My personal take as of this moment,
Speaker 1: and I could be wrong. I believe that he was
Speaker 1: shot with a three hundred blackout that was suppressed stung
Speaker 1: it out.
Speaker 2: I could be wrong.
Speaker 1: It would not shock me if we see an ar
Speaker 1: styled rifle the murder weapon. But judging from the size
Speaker 1: of the entrance wound in the neck, that was not
Speaker 1: a five to five to six round. But I also
Speaker 1: don't believe that it was a supersonic realm for other reasons.
Speaker 1: I was obviously suppressed based off of the sound that
Speaker 1: we heard, and that's kind of why I'm leaning more
Speaker 1: towards a three in a blackout because of the diameter
Speaker 1: of the hole and also the fact that it's naturally
Speaker 1: a subsonic round, so it's even easier to suppress.
Speaker 2: Could be wrong.
Speaker 1: The shot probably came from a couple hundred yards away.
Speaker 1: I don't believe that he was some guy in the crowd.
Speaker 1: I've heard reports. I've heard reports saying seventy yards, two
Speaker 1: hundred yards. I'm not even saying it was five hundred.
Speaker 1: I'm saying I'm putting it somewhere in the realm of
Speaker 1: between one hundred and fifty to three hundred yards. And
Speaker 1: I think whoever this person that took the shot was
Speaker 1: was aiming for a headshot, but didn't account for what
Speaker 1: that bullet drop would look like on a suppressed rifle.
Speaker 1: I think that that was intended for his head, but
Speaker 1: it got about six inches lower than anticipated. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of unknowns, Sam, go ahead, brother.
Speaker 19: As we talked about it a little bit earlier. I'm
Speaker 19: not the only event that works at my job and everything.
Speaker 19: Or my buddy Cody, he's an airin that ain't saying much,
Speaker 19: but the dude's an A dude has more guns than
Speaker 19: I do. Me and him, we were talking about it
Speaker 19: and he we both came to the same conclusion. It
Speaker 19: was suppressed and you say it's three hundred back out.
Speaker 19: I said it had to be more than a five
Speaker 19: five six. I personally was leaning more towards it like
Speaker 19: a three h eight personally.
Speaker 2: Could be, could be.
Speaker 19: I've had a Moses, I trust me. I've came from
Speaker 19: a staking my own damn head off with it. But
Speaker 19: the just the way the way that the sat that
Speaker 19: you could hear the crack of the bullet before you
Speaker 19: saw him get hit, So that tells me that it
Speaker 19: was a It was a pretty good distance. And because
Speaker 19: a lot of times, like with a handgun, it's up close,
Speaker 19: you're gonna hear the you're gonna hear the bang, but
Speaker 19: you can see the dude fall pretty much at the
Speaker 19: exact same time because.
Speaker 1: Sonic though even through its sub sonic, so you would
Speaker 1: have gotten the shot and then heard the crack. So
Speaker 1: the fact that they were pretty close to each other
Speaker 1: tells me he wasn't thousand yards away or nothing crazy
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 19: It was exactly Yeah, but there's still gonna be that distance.
Speaker 19: And I'm not gonna lie a part of me. When
Speaker 19: I saw it, my heart drop, I knew it instantly.
Speaker 15: He's dead.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, when you saw that bright red blood spurt
Speaker 2: from the neck like.
Speaker 15: That, like you pretty much saw you saw his neck
Speaker 15: fall out.
Speaker 2: It was horrible.
Speaker 15: I've seen Gore.
Speaker 19: I've seen murder like as far from me to you,
Speaker 19: like in the screen, I've seen the dude get killed.
Speaker 15: This this was almost because I grew up looking up
Speaker 15: to Charlie Cook. I'm not gonna lie about it.
Speaker 19: Him being Shapiro, even my little Unapolis or whatever his
Speaker 19: name is now, I grew up. I respected him. I
Speaker 19: liked the way they talked. I like the fact that
Speaker 19: they were coherent, they explained to you why they did it.
Speaker 19: None of them ever calls for violence. And the fact
Speaker 19: that they killed Charlie and he was never he was
Speaker 19: not a violent man. He he never insulted anybody. He
Speaker 19: always wanted to actually have a conversation. The fact that
Speaker 19: they killed a man whose main weapon quote unquote was
Speaker 19: his tongue. He talked, He talked about Jesus, and he
Speaker 19: tried to spread the word but also try to help
Speaker 19: people alarm on the journey and everything. The fact that
Speaker 19: they killed him tells me that he was effective and
Speaker 19: that they were afraid of the truth that he was speaking.
Speaker 2: I agree with that.
Speaker 1: And then also to see in the it's disgusting to
Speaker 1: me that they had to politicize it. Granted I understand
Speaker 1: and that he is a political talking head, so this
Speaker 1: kind of comes with the territory. I understand that Congress
Speaker 1: today tried to have a moment of silence to recognize him.
Speaker 2: The Democrats would not shut up.
Speaker 1: They were disrespectfully making an ass of themselves because it
Speaker 1: was Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 2: It is so yeah.
Speaker 19: With that being said, I feel like they should be
Speaker 19: stripped of all the all status, meaning whatever job they have,
Speaker 19: they should be stripped of, and they should be personally,
Speaker 19: I feel like they should be exiled.
Speaker 1: Well, I understand there's people that are gonna say, well,
Speaker 1: he wasn't a politician, so it's not like they necessarily
Speaker 1: should have even had a moment of silence for him
Speaker 1: at all because he was just he was a content creator.
Speaker 15: They had a moment of silence for George Floyd.
Speaker 19: They gave him a folded flag as in a twenty
Speaker 19: one gun salute, as if he was a miditarty personnel,
Speaker 19: when the dude was not where near honorable.
Speaker 2: No, No, I'm agreeing. I agree.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying that their argument saying that why would
Speaker 1: be for him, he wasn't one of us like that,
Speaker 1: You're right. The other side of that is they did
Speaker 1: the whole kneeling thing and the fist rays and all
Speaker 1: that for.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 19: Yeah, they gave him a military esque funeral, gave him
Speaker 19: a full on twenty one gun salute. Yet they've yet
Speaker 19: Congress spits on all of our homeless bedoms and the
Speaker 19: men that actually died to keep the money lying in
Speaker 19: their fucking pockets. Yeah, and yet they're gonna disrespect Charlie. Like,
Speaker 19: I'm actually trying not to get emotional because it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I could hear in your voice, brother, I get it.
Speaker 19: I I feel it's weird. I'm almost still type of calm,
Speaker 19: like I'm not even angry.
Speaker 15: I am livid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Tony, I see you're unmuted to brother, what you got?
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I wanted to talk about a couple of the theories
Speaker 5: and things people have noticed. So one thing that happened
Speaker 5: right after was a plane took off from Provo, Utah,
Speaker 5: flew south for about half an hour and turned off
Speaker 5: its transponder, which is very illegal, and then it appeared
Speaker 5: on the transponder again thirty minutes later. So some people think, oh,
Speaker 5: it was taking the assassin to somewhere where he could
Speaker 5: paarachute out like the one guy. Yeah, yeah, there's some
Speaker 5: speculation might happen.
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying that, I'm just reporting what i'm seeing.
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 5: And yeah, it does feel kind of like it was
Speaker 5: well plotted because there were two people who you mentioned
Speaker 5: who were the alleged shooters who were caught very early on,
Speaker 5: and both of them turned out not to be. One
Speaker 5: of them was caught with a BB gun and the
Speaker 5: other one was caught just saying shoot me, shoot me, yeah,
Speaker 5: like he was trying to And it seems like they
Speaker 5: were both trying to distract and this was a plot
Speaker 5: so that the guy on the roof could get away.
Speaker 5: And the last piece of speculation, a lot of people
Speaker 5: are saying, Israel did it.
Speaker 2: Oh, I've heard this the Mormons, right. I heard it
Speaker 2: was the Mountain Jews. I heard it was the real Jews.
Speaker 1: I heard that it was the Illuminati. I've heard that
Speaker 1: it was the Freemasons. I've heard that Jesuits had their.
Speaker 7: Hand in this.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 1: This is also why, as far as the theories go,
Speaker 1: it's like the more I looked, the more that it
Speaker 1: was like that knee jerk reaction that happens anytime something
Speaker 1: horrible takes place.
Speaker 2: And it's like, Yep, Nope, I'm not.
Speaker 1: Because that was my of initial thought was like, this
Speaker 1: is the hottest bit of news that is happening right
Speaker 1: now as of time of recording.
Speaker 2: We got to talk about it.
Speaker 1: But I'm like, there's no way that I'm spending an
Speaker 1: entire Cajun Night episode with ten hour old information, and like,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have some sort of a reality grasp on this.
Speaker 1: It's very possible that by the time this episode releases,
Speaker 1: they will have the actual shooter in custody, right, and
Speaker 1: maybe they'll have more of a story made up for it,
Speaker 1: and all these things. I'm just saying that I Am
Speaker 1: not going to jump the gun and speak on something
Speaker 1: having all the information.
Speaker 18: You know.
Speaker 1: That's but yeah, I'm with you that I've heard Israel
Speaker 1: obviously wasn't involved. It was the cartels, it was this.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm really hoping we wake up tomorrow we find
Speaker 5: who did it and that it's not any of those things.
Speaker 5: It's probably going to be somebody who hated the Right
Speaker 5: and hated Charlie Kirk. But the exact reason I really
Speaker 5: hope they catch him. If they don't catch him, oh man,
Speaker 5: this is gonna be a revolution.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's also interesting that Trump's attempted shooter just got sentenced.
Speaker 1: That happened yesterday. As a matter of fact, I find that.
Speaker 5: Again, like a year ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the guy that tried on the golf course.
Speaker 19: Yeah, the old guy, Oh what was it, the white guy,
Speaker 19: the quote unquote white trans goal, whatever you want to
Speaker 19: call it, didn't he didn't he get killed.
Speaker 2: Two white trans girl.
Speaker 15: Like it was a guy who wanted to be a chick.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 5: No, two weeks ago.
Speaker 19: No, the first guy that tried to kill Trump, like
Speaker 19: the little creepy looking white boy.
Speaker 2: Thomas.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it's funny.
Speaker 19: There was a suspected shouter that I've I don't know
Speaker 19: how true it is, but there's a picture of a
Speaker 19: pregnant lady came bull beard and everything, dressed like a
Speaker 19: man with pitt with flags that says quote unquote race trader,
Speaker 19: everything that holding up the black lives matter, there's a
Speaker 19: death to America and all that. And I'm just like it,
Speaker 19: it's kind of don't you think it's kind of coincidental
Speaker 19: that we got oh, we don't know which which one
Speaker 19: is it. The left is saying, well, the transgender should
Speaker 19: have the light on guns when they are trying to
Speaker 19: take the guns from everybody else.
Speaker 15: And but it's just the left is being weird.
Speaker 19: Normally they're like, oh, school shooting, but they're laughing at
Speaker 19: a school shooting right now. Charlie was on a school campus,
Speaker 19: so that by definition was a school shooting.
Speaker 2: Yes, so how is it?
Speaker 15: Oh? But yeah, the people are saying, oh, why why
Speaker 15: is the right so sympathetic now?
Speaker 19: They're never sympathetic for all the other school shootings, and
Speaker 19: I case in point, whenever there is a school shooting,
Speaker 19: everybody is sadden about it.
Speaker 1: But oh, you know, I would say the right is
Speaker 1: actually more pissed off because it's one more step that
Speaker 1: they had to try to take our guns.
Speaker 19: And it's the little the Catholic school that got shot
Speaker 19: up what two three weeks ago? Ye, the left doesn't
Speaker 19: even they didn't even want to bring that up because
Speaker 19: it doesn't fit their narrative, but they're making memes about it. Hell,
Speaker 19: I just got an argument with two of my marines
Speaker 19: that I personally served with. They're making fun of Charlie, and.
Speaker 15: I'm like, how are y'all, How are y'all? How do
Speaker 15: y'all even sleep? Like, how do y'all sleep for y'all
Speaker 15: sales at night? That same thing?
Speaker 1: What they not want to talk about the stabbing that
Speaker 1: just took place at the Ukrainian chick and it was
Speaker 1: media silence, and it's like, no, no, no, there's a
Speaker 1: violent criminal.
Speaker 2: And guess what, no guns were used. If you could
Speaker 2: buy this at.
Speaker 15: A gas station, he killed a British style yeah, yeah.
Speaker 19: And all I'm saying is like I personally, everybody is
Speaker 19: all all made in the image of the Lord. But
Speaker 19: how you have America is no, America is not a
Speaker 19: one nation omaba. But after this, I legitimate believe we
Speaker 19: were one step closer to the Third Civil War. This
Speaker 19: was a match to the fucking powder keg wrapped in
Speaker 19: deck cords Son.
Speaker 2: It's very possible. Rified, Oh, I'm not terrified.
Speaker 1: I think that, yes, there's always a potential for some
Speaker 1: sort of a civil war thing to pop off. But
Speaker 1: I don't think that Charlie Kirk was in the entirety
Speaker 1: of the American cultural zeitgeist.
Speaker 2: I don't think that he was as critical of a fit.
Speaker 1: No, not important, he was important, but critical to the
Speaker 1: realm of kickstarting a civil war. Right Trump getting shot
Speaker 1: or Trump dying assassination, Yo, that could have kickstarted civil
Speaker 1: war at least before the Epstein shit came out. Now,
Speaker 1: if Trump got assassinated, I have a weird feeling that
Speaker 1: people would be like more okay with it, not okay,
Speaker 1: but like more okay with it.
Speaker 19: My whole thing is, though, how can people quos quote
Speaker 19: be the partial of like acceptance and everything? They But
Speaker 19: they are okay with their fellow countrymen being killed. But
Speaker 19: yet lo and behold they throw up and fight and
Speaker 19: fucking want to fight and hoop and holler when a
Speaker 19: bunch of illeagles get shipped off back to where they
Speaker 19: came from.
Speaker 15: Make it make sense, Jacob, because I can't wrap my
Speaker 15: mind around it.
Speaker 1: It makes sense. It makes sense if you're a communists.
Speaker 1: That's that's basically what the bulls.
Speaker 2: Down to your brother.
Speaker 15: Then they're they're godless people, and it is disgusting.
Speaker 1: They are they are, But I mean, I'm not to
Speaker 1: see that statement you just made that they're godless people.
Speaker 1: They see that as a good thing. Why I don't
Speaker 1: want your god, you mean the god of slavery and imperialism.
Speaker 2: It's like, okay.
Speaker 1: Then they start misquoting things, They start taking things out
Speaker 1: of context.
Speaker 2: Then we get into a whole other conversation. But that's
Speaker 2: how this works.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 19: One guy even today, he was like, well, here, I'll
Speaker 19: use your Bible to show the reason why you shouldn't
Speaker 19: support Trump and everything.
Speaker 15: I was like, okay, let's go with this one.
Speaker 19: And they brought up the book of the Book of
Speaker 19: Like I want to say, it was Elijah, and I
Speaker 19: don't think Elijah has a book.
Speaker 15: There is because that was the one of.
Speaker 2: The Dead Sea scrolls. That's Isaiah. Sorry sorry, sorry.
Speaker 19: When I hear the board of Book of Elijah, I'm
Speaker 19: thinking of the movie Book of eli No, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hold on Elijah.
Speaker 18: Juh.
Speaker 1: Just so we're all on the same page here, I'm
Speaker 1: trying to remember where in which book he's mostly referenced in.
Speaker 19: Uh.
Speaker 15: I want to say, it's the Old Testament.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, it's in the Old Testament, isn't it act
Speaker 1: appear in the Book of Kings.
Speaker 19: Yeah, makes sense, which, if I'm not mistaken, he's a
Speaker 19: prophet before Samuel. Uh.
Speaker 2: Yep, and it was.
Speaker 1: He was big claim to fame as far as all
Speaker 1: that's concerned was he performed miracles. He went on, uh
Speaker 1: confront confrontation with King a Hab and Jezebel, which is
Speaker 1: where the term Jezebel come from. So yeah is another Yeah,
Speaker 1: that would be because of Ahab and Jezebel.
Speaker 7: Also, he went to heaven on in a fiery chariot.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 19: Is also Elijah is one of the two people that
Speaker 19: didn't die. Correct, it's Elijah and Email.
Speaker 1: Yes, And it is understood that when a core into
Speaker 1: Christian biblical tradition in the Book of Revelation, when it
Speaker 1: talks about the two witnesses that are going to come
Speaker 1: down and they that's going to be Elijah, one of
Speaker 1: them is going.
Speaker 19: To be Also was the grandfather of Noah mm, and
Speaker 19: that that's and he's the one who wrote the Book
Speaker 19: of Enoch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well allegedly yes, But.
Speaker 19: The first n that's mentioned the Bible was the Son
Speaker 19: of Kin and that's why Caine built the city of Enoch.
Speaker 15: I'm sorry, I'm not trying to get all biblical biblical
Speaker 15: what we can do.
Speaker 2: We're going we're all good.
Speaker 15: Here automatically goes to biblical references. I apologize what.
Speaker 2: You got, Royce.
Speaker 7: All I was gonna say, is interesting enough about Elijah
Speaker 7: or Eli always say Hebrew so in the Gamara, if
Speaker 7: they are there, there are things that they're discussians that
Speaker 7: do not have an outcome, And we don't know how
Speaker 7: the Halaka four goes, which way to the right or
Speaker 7: to the left, or you know, do we follow this
Speaker 7: apparent in that opinion. There's a famous Gamara word called teku,
Speaker 7: and I don't remember if that's an acronym, but in essence,
Speaker 7: what that means is that when eliahoo comes back, he
Speaker 7: will help answer these questions that we have from the Gamara.
Speaker 7: So it's really interesting.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Also, just so you know, Sam, there's there's a bit
Speaker 1: of a discrepancy between who the two witnesses will be.
Speaker 1: Understood that Elijah will be one of them, but some
Speaker 1: say that the other one will be Enoch, and some
Speaker 1: say that the other one will be Moses, just throwing
Speaker 1: it out. Depends on how you interpret it.
Speaker 15: But Moses was already dead and he was buried. That
Speaker 15: did not die.
Speaker 2: They fought over his body Moses, didn't they No, we
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 7: We don't know where where is. Basically, I know God
Speaker 7: called them on the mountain. He went a cave, and
Speaker 7: God can steal the cave. We have no idea where
Speaker 7: he's buried.
Speaker 1: That's kind of my point, so it's not confirmed, kind
Speaker 1: of similar to Elijah, did somebody witness him dying?
Speaker 5: But exactly well, in the New Testament there's this scene
Speaker 5: called the Transfiguration where Jesus UH comes to a mountain
Speaker 5: top with Moses and Elijah. So that's probably why some
Speaker 5: people believe it's Moses.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: So I mean, like I said, we don't know, but
Speaker 1: the two witnesses, when they get there and start doing
Speaker 1: their thing, it will be understood who they are.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it doesn't.
Speaker 19: They also talk about the mark of the witnesses too, like,
Speaker 19: isn't there supposed to be a schgil associated with them?
Speaker 15: That Enthudi occult?
Speaker 2: You lost me on that one. I don't know.
Speaker 19: I've been looking through a cult. I actually found a
Speaker 19: Celtic uh tattoo I want to get though. It's the
Speaker 19: tree of Pain. I think of like a hanging tree,
Speaker 19: but it's supposed to be a like Celtic fame magic.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah? Is it When you say a hanging tree,
Speaker 2: do you mean like there's a noose on it?
Speaker 19: Bro No, Like okay, just the type of like think
Speaker 19: of like the tree with the long branches hanging out
Speaker 19: and think of like the Tree of liberty, but it's uh,
Speaker 19: it mirrors like the Tree of Life, but instead of
Speaker 19: it being all happiness and bountiful, it's withered, nord and
Speaker 19: pretty much painfully death.
Speaker 2: So evil tree, so to speak.
Speaker 15: Yeah, pretty much. And that's what I getting tattooed right here.
Speaker 2: Interesting.
Speaker 1: So all right, so as we're wrapping up this episode,
Speaker 1: I mean, unless I do want to continue talking about
Speaker 1: biblical things, I'm here for it.
Speaker 2: But I'm here for y'all, Like, bro, she got anything
Speaker 2: else you want to add in? Brother?
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm kind of out of some of those conversations.
Speaker 6: I mean, because like it's not my religious I'm.
Speaker 2: For sure that's true.
Speaker 1: So the Jewish tradition doesn't have anything about the Two
Speaker 1: Witnesses that is strictly Book of Revelations and strictly a
Speaker 1: Christian ideology, correct.
Speaker 7: I mean the rapture is also a Christian thing, not
Speaker 7: not a Jewish thing. Right.
Speaker 6: We believe that that there will be that the dead
Speaker 6: will come back to life, you know, at some point
Speaker 6: in time in the Messianic future. But that's like not
Speaker 6: if you look in the the ram bomb steaks on.
Speaker 7: What the Messianic.
Speaker 6: Uh era is going to be like this is it
Speaker 6: seems like there is going to be multiple stages. As
Speaker 6: they say, Stage one either be revealed, the temple will
Speaker 6: be come into existence. You know, eventually there will be
Speaker 6: no dead. Eventually there will be a revival of the dead.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 19: But the revalval of the dead is also talked about,
Speaker 19: doing the Book of Revelations, like doing the end Times.
Speaker 19: The saints shall they use the word saints, but the
Speaker 19: saint shall rise up and the body shall move and everything.
Speaker 19: So what I've always wondered about the Jewish faith. To me,
Speaker 19: y'all's faith is the Old Testament. So I don't I
Speaker 19: understand that y'all say that that Jesus couldn't be the
Speaker 19: Messiah because the time is timing was off.
Speaker 15: But he.
Speaker 19: He fixed, I mean, he fulfilled over like what three
Speaker 19: hundred something prophecies.
Speaker 7: Not the ones that really mattered.
Speaker 1: And I have had this conversation. So timing is one
Speaker 1: of the issues. His parentage is another issue.
Speaker 2: The Virgin interception.
Speaker 1: Like we as Christians have faith that that was accurate.
Speaker 1: The Jewish tradition teaches it that it is not accurate.
Speaker 2: So it's it is.
Speaker 1: You know, there's multiple discrepancies to be had between the two.
Speaker 1: But that being said, Royce, what does the Jewish faith
Speaker 1: teach about in times not the Book of Revelation to
Speaker 1: like take that one and completely.
Speaker 7: I think they even Jews would admit that we are
Speaker 7: definitely living in the end to home.
Speaker 2: It's just how bad everything is, Okay.
Speaker 6: It seems like there's almost a universal understanding that, like
Speaker 6: it's gonna get so bad that you know that you know,
Speaker 6: God's gonna have no choice but to send it the Messiah.
Speaker 7: There's also another thought, So according to where we are.
Speaker 6: In the Jewish calendar as sop as they say, I think, yes, yesterday,
Speaker 6: so we were in the five thousand and seven and
Speaker 6: eighty five.
Speaker 2: Is the year you believe for your people? Correct?
Speaker 6: I don't even I don't know, but I don't know.
Speaker 6: But in either case, so like we basically believe that
Speaker 6: the latest point in time that the Messiah should come
Speaker 6: is year six thousand.
Speaker 2: Okay, and would just be working on or what are
Speaker 2: we working to come to that number?
Speaker 7: The creation of Man?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 6: So right, that's so that's why I say, so we
Speaker 6: are five and eighty five years since the creation of Man,
Speaker 6: we have like two hundred and fifteen whatever years until
Speaker 6: that point. So there's one school of thought that says,
Speaker 6: if the Jewish people follow, you know, we just need
Speaker 6: a everybody needs to follow the Sabbath, you know, a
Speaker 6: couple of times. Everybody, like all the Jews need to
Speaker 6: do juva, to repent and to do what we're supposed to.
Speaker 7: Like, if that happened, then the pla will comes.
Speaker 6: However, there is a latest point scenario, which would be
Speaker 6: about two hundred and fifteen years worst case scenario.
Speaker 2: So what happens after the Messiah comes?
Speaker 1: Per Jewish tradition, So like when we're talking about the
Speaker 1: end times, you're talking about the end of the age
Speaker 1: of Man in the beginning of the age of the Messiah.
Speaker 1: But what does the end of the Age of Messiah
Speaker 1: look like? Or does the Jewish tradition teach anything about
Speaker 1: like how the.
Speaker 2: World will end?
Speaker 6: So I don't know about as far as world ends,
Speaker 6: but that's what I was quoting or mentioning. The room
Speaker 6: Roum Bomb speaks about it a little bit about the
Speaker 6: idea of what it's going to be like.
Speaker 7: So they're in the propfae. I think probably Isaiah.
Speaker 6: It says that there will be a universal acknowledgment of God,
Speaker 6: that there will be no wars, there will be no death,
Speaker 6: there will still be a temple.
Speaker 7: What sacrifices will be there?
Speaker 19: What or not?
Speaker 6: May or may not? Oh, by the way, speaking of which,
Speaker 6: I asked my rabbi the question about the offering.
Speaker 7: It's like what we would have to do?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 7: Because you ask me the question, they.
Speaker 6: Say, right, and yeah, So because you said, am I
Speaker 6: gonna have to bring an offering?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, So I asked away today
Speaker 7: and basically what he told me is that once the Sunhuadron.
Speaker 6: Gets back into into not power, but like once they're
Speaker 6: in control of the Jewish courts, so they would basically
Speaker 6: be the ones to determine what one would be obligated
Speaker 6: to bring. So what so what's to say theoretically if
Speaker 6: the Senhedron says okay, all right, so basically we are
Speaker 6: starting over. So what everybody needs to bring is a cow,
Speaker 6: a chicken, a dove, grain, and a goat. Then from that,
Speaker 6: from that point you start over.
Speaker 1: Just cover everything with one of everything that you can offer,
Speaker 1: and just go wipe this light clean and get everybody.
Speaker 2: I'm with you.
Speaker 7: Okay, So so that was that was the suggestion that
Speaker 7: I essentially made.
Speaker 6: But he told me, don't don't invest in futures and
Speaker 6: a bunch of land with a bunch of goats and
Speaker 6: hoping you're gonna make a bunch of money.
Speaker 1: I mean, look, it may be a wise business venture.
Speaker 1: Plus self sustaining farms are always good, so I mean
Speaker 1: it could be a double win or sure.
Speaker 6: No, but that's what all he was saying is that
Speaker 6: basically the san Hedrin is going to be the ones
Speaker 6: to determine what we will be obligated to bring at
Speaker 6: that point in time.
Speaker 2: Okay, that makes sense?
Speaker 14: Uh not?
Speaker 19: So I believe that our faith is just the one faith.
Speaker 19: That is just you're still in the Old Testament and
Speaker 19: we are now the New Testament and everything. But we
Speaker 19: often agree that we both go all three of us
Speaker 19: worship the same Father.
Speaker 1: Correct, Yeah, potentially we all worship the same God of
Speaker 1: Moses and Jacob.
Speaker 15: So yeah, yeah, why does it seem like the people
Speaker 15: how do I put this? Okay? So my person is
Speaker 15: why it.
Speaker 19: Did that the when the Jews were Hebrews, when they
Speaker 19: were leaving the on the exodus, Why did God hardened
Speaker 19: the the the Pharaoh's heart, Ramsey's but because it said
Speaker 19: the way that I I figured and everything, because I
Speaker 19: did read it, and it said that he had almost
Speaker 19: a moment where he wanted to but then the Lord
Speaker 19: heartened his heart.
Speaker 15: So does that mean that we have we will? Or
Speaker 15: is everything predestined?
Speaker 19: Because you can even take that to Judas, because Jesus
Speaker 19: said it would have been better if Judas was never born.
Speaker 7: So everything souse me. So Pharaoh originally had a hard heart.
Speaker 7: I think you and I can both agree with that.
Speaker 7: So it was only because.
Speaker 19: When his firstborn son died, he had the inkling of
Speaker 19: actually fringing him. But then it yet really really angry.
Speaker 15: And hearted, is what I was trying to do out.
Speaker 1: Why was it that his heart softened once he lost
Speaker 1: his son? Or is it that he lost all faith
Speaker 1: in his own everything? He kind of had a moment
Speaker 1: where it was like, look, whatever, y'all leave, just leave
Speaker 1: us alone. Then he thought about it. I was like, wait, no,
Speaker 1: never mind, I wouldn't call it the softening of the heart.
Speaker 15: He also.
Speaker 19: Was worshiping the sun and then the Lord blot the
Speaker 19: sun out, Like yeah, that should have told you right
Speaker 19: then and there besides the now running as red as
Speaker 19: blood and every dude.
Speaker 15: It was interesting.
Speaker 2: I just watched this guy talk about it.
Speaker 1: Essentially, every one of the plagues of Egypt directly combated
Speaker 1: one of the Egyptian deedies at the time. There was
Speaker 1: a God of the Nile. Then we had blood. There
Speaker 1: was a God of the harvest. Now you have pestilence.
Speaker 1: There was a god of this, God of this. Every
Speaker 1: single one of them were met with one of the plagues.
Speaker 1: It was like they were specifically done that way, which
Speaker 1: I think they were.
Speaker 19: Also Also, I know this is this is still on topic,
Speaker 19: but kind of slightly off. I like, I like listening
Speaker 19: uh good to people preach. I like I like gospel music,
Speaker 19: not all of it, but I like like Alan Jackson,
Speaker 19: I like the old Southern like hymns.
Speaker 15: I really love amazing grace.
Speaker 19: But I was watching this thing and it was a
Speaker 19: gay preacher saying that God doesn't hate the gays. God,
Speaker 19: God doesn't hate the sin and everything pretty much trying
Speaker 19: to bring blasts for me in the house. You see
Speaker 19: the lights shake, like the lights flickering. You see the
Speaker 19: face of Jesus like you see like the outline of
Speaker 19: I can only assume.
Speaker 15: Is Jesus because we can. We don't know what God
Speaker 15: looks like, but but we know what Jesus looks like.
Speaker 15: The outline of them.
Speaker 19: And then the dude gets and the dude doing that,
Speaker 19: he even says if if I am lying, may God
Speaker 19: strike me down?
Speaker 15: And then dude just gets crushed by the billboard. Just
Speaker 15: fall on him.
Speaker 2: No, if you can find that video, send it to me,
Speaker 2: because that's.
Speaker 15: See you fround and God smoke your ass.
Speaker 1: I don't believe that God hates homosexuals. I will say
Speaker 1: that I do believe that He loves the sinner and
Speaker 1: hates the sin. But also right, but I also think
Speaker 1: that if you're going to be in a position of
Speaker 1: authority within a certain religion that openly preaches against homosexuality,
Speaker 1: and I don't mean hatred, I mean preaches against the
Speaker 1: action of homosexuality right the choice of it, and you're
Speaker 1: gonna try to say that that's not true.
Speaker 2: You know that's that's not a good move.
Speaker 15: The Lord's house.
Speaker 2: But hey, I don't know. Look, I'm not trying to
Speaker 2: spit hatred on this pod. I'm just saying send me the.
Speaker 19: We all love each other, every God loves everybody, and
Speaker 19: we as his His, so you children should.
Speaker 7: Love each other indeed, for sure.
Speaker 15: Also, I just got a bowl now, so I was
Speaker 15: doing a lot many.
Speaker 2: Good things, good things. I was gonna mention that earlier.
Speaker 1: I know you were kind of getting been out of
Speaker 1: shape over Charlie, but then that's how you spark up.
Speaker 1: And I was like, Sam's gonna be okay, He's gonna
Speaker 1: be all right on this one.
Speaker 15: So I also have a spice toum in my sweet tea.
Speaker 2: There you go, there you go, which time sailor Jerry's
Speaker 2: el Chiapo, el Chiapo? I like it all right.
Speaker 1: On that note, everybody, I think we are going to
Speaker 1: wrap up this edition of The Cajun Night Live once again.
Speaker 1: I want to thank everybody for joining me on this
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Speaker 1: some very not good, and we ended on a religious
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Speaker 1: the Judeo Christian ideology.
Speaker 2: And I enjoy with that too.
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