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I mean, so nothing really happened this week, guys. You know,
there's nothing really to talk about, right, we can just
end the show right now and call it quits, right,
you know, no big news stories, nothing like that, right, Well,
so we have to talk about the big one. I mean,
I'll have to say this. We didn't really mention it
too much last week. I mean, we were alive and
we're hearing some speculations of what was going on, and boy,
what a week it has been. So where do we
even start with this? I mean, the fog of war
around this has just been nuts in the muddying the
waters of you know, what has actually been happening. Who's
been shot, who's been killed? I mean, this is just
one of those things where Twitter has just been absolute
shit show of the past week. There's been so much
fake news going around it's almost impossible to get a
read on the situation. But gentlemen, what can you say
opening takes wise as to what is currently going on
with the Israel Iran conflict? Is the United States getting
pulled into this? I mean it seems like every time
I check what people are saying, Oh, no, the United
States isn't getting involved.
Speaker 6: Oh it's getting involved. Oh it's so over, Oh we're
so back. Talk to me boys, Well, I mean it's
going to be an air war. No boots are going
to be on the ground. I mean, let's let's dispel
that myth already. I mean, there's it would take two
years to stage it where you even stage it from Armenia, Afghanistan, Iraq.
I mean, there's no place to stage it from. I
did here recently.
Speaker 3: I can't you know, I can't say who, but somebody
in you know, who's inside on the F thirty five
program says that there is no like they've never even
t or thought to train for an attack on Everran.
So so f thirty five's or your fighters are out
of it, then it's just the B two's. Sorry. I
don't have any information on the B two bombers and everything,
but you're not going to invade Iran on the ground.
Anyone who's looked at a topographical map knows it's impossible.
Anyone who you know understands the region knows it's impossible.
All they can do is bomb it, keep bombing it,
and keep bombing it. But apparently these nuclear the nuclear
facility or wherever they're doing this is deep, deep, deep underground.
It would take uh, strategic bombing one after another in
certain intervals in order to actually get that deep. And
then that's only getting through the earth you're not talking about.
I'm sure they have the best kind of you know,
concrete cement whatever. I would expect that you're going to
start seeing it. You're gonna start seeing within a few
days some kind of serious thought, of serious talks about
how does this get settled without any more bombing. I
read something from an Australian source today that Tel Aviv,
parts of parts of tel Aviv looked like Gaza at
this point. So you know that Iron Dome isn't doing
real good. So yeah, I mean, I don't expect really
anything to come out of this. And you know, the
idea that like this is an Israel win or an
Iran win, I don't think there's that's even a I
don't even think those words mean anything when it comes
to what's happening.
Speaker 4: At least I think we can, oh, go ahead.
Speaker 1: But the only thing I was going to add on
that was, at least some of my worries have been
weaned a little bit because at least some people in
charge shev learned from the Great Vesini knowing never to
get involved in a land war in Asia. So at
least that's a nice idea.
Speaker 4: But go ahead, Hunger, Yeah, I was just gonna add
I'm pretty sure the only thing we can agree on
is that this is not sustainable. This is not sustainable
for Israel, and this is not sustainable for Iran. Although
Iran does have a lot more material then they let
on and then then we probably think they do. Going
back to that mountain where there's that nuclear facility in Richmond,
you would have to blow up the entire fucking mountain.
I mean you would literally have to blow up the
entire mountain to reach that power that plans. And I
mean we saw, you know, a precursor to this with
the assassination of the leader of Hezbolah nasra a Lot.
They dropped eighty thousand tons on one block of beay
roots to reach I don't even remember how how deep
his bunker was, but it was like one hundred It
was like one hundred meters deep underground. And they dropped
eight tons of explosives on one place just to kill
the leader of Hesbela. So that's just one leader. This
is a nuclear this is a nuclear you know, enrichment
facility under a fucking mountain like this is this is
not gonna happen. And I don't think Israel has the
Masad assets in the Iranian nuclear program to make, you know,
to get to it from the inside.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean I've been watching the I guess the telegram
chats of various people. Because the visual bands a lot
of video recorded. They made it illegal to record the missiles,
as if that's enforceable. Yeah, so you can tell that
Iran new the Iron Dome can't stop hypersonics, and they
and Iran invested in that fact, and now you're seeing
the results of that investment.
Speaker 2: I remember I'm into just on Twitter.
Speaker 5: I had a conversation with my dad about it because
my dad was like, he's kind of like a old
boomer Zionis guy, and he was saying, oh, they are Israelites.
They have that laser tackle'll shoot down everything. And I
had to explain to my dad that servos can't move
fast compared to the laser.
Speaker 2: Laser. Y it's light speed.
Speaker 5: Servo's out fast enough the track in a hypersonic missile.
Those things are over Israel in like a few minutes
that they go to space and come back. The servo
cannot track that fast enough, and it's just useless. It's
good for conventional weapons and drones, but the hypersonics just
blast through and hit their target. I've been told Iran
has up to like two thousand of these things, and
they've only launched a couple of I think like like
a one hundred or two hundred or so, so they still
have like a stock of Like they only ran through
like ten percent of them, and this is what they
did on ten percent of it, Like If this goes
on for more weeks, you're gonna see a lot more damage.
Speaker 2: Another thing I'm curious about. We know that Russia.
Speaker 5: I Ran buys these things from Russia and they probably
have a few domestic copies of them too, but we
have it doesn't seem like we've we've even bothered to
ask Russia to stop selling them to Iran. I haven't
heard any talks on like trying to cut the supply
off from Russia.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know how we would how would you?
How would you even do that that literally share a
land border.
Speaker 5: Exactly, But it does make me wonder, like what's the
play here if if we were serious about getting involved
full full force, you think we would be looking into
like cutting off the supply lines.
Speaker 2: And you know, I've been.
Speaker 5: Tracking our navy and our air force, and other than
a few refueling planes, I haven't seen a lot of activity.
So I mean, I say, chimp out, but I'm not
seeing the the physical movements that would make me think
we're gonna get involved beyond potentially like like like pizza
at a bombing run or two, and some cargo refilling.
So I'm happy Trump is is not at least in
terms of the material reality, ignoring the Bello Coast tweeting.
In terms of material reality, I'm not seeing the movements
that would suggest a full scale invasion or anything like that.
So I'm a little happy about that. But you know,
to something where I look at Trump's tweets and I
compare them to how he talked to the last rocket man,
Kim John Mun and it's it's very similar, very Bellicoast,
very threatening, very like bombing and everything. But even with Kim,
he was like a week later it was like, oh,
Kim wants to visit the White House, and I was saying, oh,
the Ranians want to visit the White House. So it's
it's kind of just like confusing the room. What's that vendinism,
like like pollute the air? He has a saying about
like confusing the the the like confusing everyone with with
just a lot of nonsense statements and concealing the truth.
Speaker 4: I forgot, what's strategic ambiguity?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, And so I don't know.
Speaker 5: Trump's words are pretty extreme, but his actions are not
backing up his words thus far.
Speaker 1: No, I mean it definitely looked very schizophrenic. I would
say for the very least over the weekend, you know,
from tweet saying like, oh we got a conditional surrender
and we have full air control over Iran and stuff
over to the last couple of days, when, like we
were mentioning earlier, it's like that iron Dome is looking
as indestructible as people once claimed.
Speaker 3: You know, well, let me let me let me comment
on that real quick, and I'll give it back to
your right hawk. One another thing I heard is one
of the reasons why we're not seeing video out of
Israel is because they've pretty much done they're doing as
much as possible to jam it, to jam anything getting
out because Rashnik type of missiles or raining down upon it.
And I think we know what we've talked about Rashniks here,
that's the Russian style missile that has like five payloads. Yeah,
and you know that's why you haven't seen anything really
for the past two nights. The videos. You were seeing
videos like crazy for a while, and then the last
two nights you're not getting any videos out of Israel,
but you're hearing about insane damage.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I mean, you in an eighty two hundred
is working overtime let's be honest.
Speaker 1: Yeah, ok, yeah, So I mean at the why don't
we actually shift this conversation back over here too, all right?
We kind of have like an update of what's actually
going on over there in the Middle East, like somewhat
from what we can tell. You know, none of us
actually have like ice on the ground so to speak.
Speaker 2: You know, we could just.
Speaker 1: Only tell from Afar. But actually shifting back to the
domestic side, what the reactions from everybody over here has been?
Number one, the American people have been kind of schizophrenic
about this as well. I mean, it's over eighty percent
of Americans do not want us involvement in a war
with Iran. However, at the same time, over eighty percent
of Americans don't want our brand to have access to
a nuclear weapon, which just again shows you the like
what actually can you pull from you know these polls?
Right yuh So, at least from like the Trump side
of the Trump base. Here at home, we have huge
infighting between you know, the America first the people like
Tucker Carlson, and then we have huge fighting with I
guess we called, you know, the the Zionist lobby, the
neo cons whatever words want to use for it. There's
been some extremely like egregious behavior for pretty much all
your normal, normal cons to the various people in houses
of Congress, like them, where's that guy?
Speaker 2: I am a senator? Fine or representative? Fine?
Speaker 1: Whatever the hell that guy's name is down in Florida.
Uh you know the tweet that resurfaced recently where he's like,
I did wash my hands after I shit shook Benjamin
Nett and Yahoo's hands, Like, fucking give me a break, dude.
Speaker 2: Well, so what it actually is.
Speaker 1: The vibe here at home, gentlemen? And how can we react?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Good, good? Everybody took at once guy, and I'll step back.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 5: You know, I am in New York City and the
Liberals here are not exactly pro Israel. They were famous
for a Columbia riot. It's an interesting like dynamic because
even most of the Jews here, who are like younger
than forty are they're kind of propel Stinian, but they're
also anti Irene Iran. So they're in this like juxtaposition
of like wanting to cheer on Israel but also call
it a war criminal. So it's fascinating to watch the
mental the mental loops that people go through. I think
what they've decided on a large amount is that Israel
should defend itself of Iran, but Benjamin Netanya who has
to go to go to prison. And you see this
reflect I mean a lot of them are Israeli dual citizens.
And you see this in Israel as well, where where
you know, Nan Yaho almost lost the voternal confidence by
like like eight votes. He won it, so he's on
the way out. But here here in manhattanly it's it's definitely.
I think once I Ran attacked Israel, there was like
almost like everyone shut up. It's probably, I mean, given
how robot like these people are, it's probably because New
York Times hasn't written your article about it yet, so
they don't know what to think, and they're afraid to think.
The second and the second the New York Times has
an opinion piece on it, they'll take that opinion. So
depending on what those journalists decide, that that's probably gonna
be the sentiment going forward.
Speaker 4: Now you are one hundred percent right Cringey on that
the New York Times has not reported on this issue
and given its opinion yet. But you know, the red
howk I think you use the right word. I think
the reaction has been very schizophrenic. Like obviously anybody attached
to the US government, especially in fucking Congress, they've been
absolute sick of fans for this entire war. It's just
it's just non stop, hour after hour of tweets, you know,
just getting on their knees, you know, doing I'm not
even describe what they're doing on their knees, but you
can imagine that. And it's it's just it's just disgusting.
But the direction of the public and their action of
like I guess the alt media sphere, if you want
to call it, that has been has been much better.
I mean, no one is falling for this shit. I
mean no one. No one is falling for this shit
because Israel is the first one to attack, and you know,
I mean that does count for something in the minds
and the impression it leaves on people that Israel is
the one that bombed Iran first. You know, that's just
one point. And like no one is everyone has kind
of settled on the position that there's not going to
be troops on the ground and we will not accept
troops on the ground, you know, and which is fantastic
that that's actually wonderful news because we're not because hopefully
that doesn't get us trapped in the neo kon you
know cycle, you know, bomb the third world, import the
third world. We don't want that to happen. And everyone's
kind of settled on learning the lessons of the past
twenty years. But did you have something to say, Well, I.
Speaker 1: Was going to say something to attached to that is,
first of all, if I'm like Israel's right now, basically
every minute longer that it takes for Donald Trump to
make a definitive statement that the United States is easither
going to start air striking Iran or boots on the
ground or whatever. Every minute that passes is you know,
further to the like the death rattle for Israel as
far as they're concerned. So they got to be freaking out,
and no doubt they're going to try to be pulling
all the tricks out of their bag of you know
whatever to try and get the United States involved. But
the other thing, too, is just seeing the pictures like
this out of Tel Aviv or some of these missiles
actually hitting it, making Israel not seem to be this
like unstoppable force anymore. I think it actually just puts
into context immediately in people's minds that oh, so this
actually isn't just going to be a cakewalk, Like this
isn't going to be one of those things the United
States literally just drops a couple of bombs. It's literally
over Like this line that a lot of like the
neo cons and establishing conservatives are saying, is that, oh, well,
we don't want regime change, we just want strategic bombing.
It's like, well, really this strategic bombing, Like do you
really think this is just going to be an absolute
k qualk when this is the response afterwards? Like how
do you think Iran is actually going to respond when
you really start, you know, putting the hurt on them.
I think it just makes everyone think twice about how
you know, we've been told this is just going to
be the easiest thing in the world, and I don't
think so.
Speaker 4: Your response, there's no response coming out of these people,
but please please go ahead.
Speaker 3: Some of us are old enough to know this script. Well, first, oh,
we can't allow them to have a new Oh wait
mane now we want regime change. Oh now, we just
you know, want the bomb. You know, it's just going
to be strategic bombing, and I mean, and everything's a lie.
This is just Iraq all over again. I mean, it's
it's amazing that they're trying to sell this when they've
sold it before. And then you have Tucker Carlson coming
out and going, yeah, I bought it the last time,
not buying it this time. I'm and you know, it's like, oh, well,
what is what is that god awful goblin? Mark Levin
calling him Tucker Cataral Qatar Center or something like that,
and then Laura Loomer sharers it says, oh, look that
this document shows a Tuck across and took two hundred
thousand dollars from Qatar. First of all, Tucker finds two
hundred thousand dollars in his couch. Second of all, the
first thing I did was read the document, and I'm like,
it doesn't mention it doesn't mention anything in here except
legal fees for a pharaoh lawyer for the for the
head of guitar to come over here. So people, I mean,
they're just out and out. This is I mean, literally,
if somebody gets mailed Anthrax, I'm gonna I'm gonna kill myself.
I mean, it's this is the same ship all over again.
Speaker 5: I have to emphasize that there's one difference between Iraq
and Iran, and that is courses that Iran is a
Iraq is a flat plane. It's it's designed for aerial
landing warfare. Iran is fucking fortress mountains. You sent one
hundred thousand boys, Yeah, you send one hundred thousand boys
to Tehran. They are stuck there the mountain STGs and
everything and the RPGs. You can't refuel them, you can't
supply them. They are now hostages in Tyran. The second
you land boys there, they're not coming back without having
to deal some They're basically starting from the position of
we are now hostages here because you can't fly choppers
to supply them without getting shot down. You can't supply
you can't support them with bombing runs in the mountains
that you can't find targets with like mountains are hard
to find targets with you you're underneath the rock. Your
plane's not gonna see the thing. This is a It
would be like like just you're just asking people to
die in the mountains for nothing, Like we dropped more
bombs in Vietnam trying to deal with jungle people all
of World War two across two continents of theaters of war,
like that little Vietnam peninsula. We put more bombs there
than on two continents two theaters of war because jungles
are hard. They're not designed to be just rolled over
with tanks. And good luck with tanks in the fricking mountains, man, Like,
how are you gonna even get armored divisions through there?
You're just dumping guys to inner meat grinder and a
fortress like an iron dome, Like the only iron dome
there is the steel that the mountains are gonna lock
them intoto a death match. It's it's it's it's impossible.
Speaker 2: It is a Yeah.
Speaker 1: The last the last country that conquered Iran was Alexander
the Great, correct.
Speaker 2: In the Mongols.
Speaker 5: But like that, out of the Mongols conquer Iran, they
killed seventy percent of the population. You're not killing seventy
million people, like the world will stop you.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, I wouldn't count on that, but I
do get, I do get where you're going with it. Yeah,
this is and not to mention one of the things
I saw that came out this week was that this
whole all the strategy about hitting people, having people on
the inside and hitting hitting, like assassinating people and taking
out targets. The signature in Ukraine and the signature of
what's happening in Iran or the exact same signature. This
is the same, it's the same fight, it's the same
people doing this. And I saw what's that? What's that?
She the the she boon over in England, Kemy Bodinich
or something like that. I saw her interview today. She
said this was the greatest thing she was supporting Israel,
and she clearly said this. She said that the war
in the war in Gaza, the war in Gaza is
a proxy war for Europe, just as the war in
Ukraine against Russia is a proxy war for Europe. When
she said the Gaza war is a proxy war for
Britain and the Ukraine is a proxy war for for Europe.
And they're just saying it out loud.
Speaker 4: Now, I'm longo vindicated.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was. I'm watching that. I'm like, I do
not want to after the space, after the Twitter space
he put me through the other night, I don't want
to give him any credit, but damn it.
Speaker 5: I think also There's one other thing about Iran that
that probably has to be addressed, and that is, like,
what we do not have much domestic tranquility from these
kinds of wars, and we're already miles away from domestic tranquility.
The problem, the biggest problem with this war is that
it stands to unite left and right against the government
because this is something both of them don't want to
get involved with. And and that is a scary phenomenon.
That is a very scary phenomenon.
Speaker 3: I was, I was.
Speaker 5: I've sent the video to some of you folks, but
I found this professor in Hong Kong. And it's fun
because Hong Kong speaks English. Shit, you get to see
a little bit of the Chinese imperial perspective in English,
so you get to hear it. And a year ago
there was like this professor saying that this war will
end the American Empire. It is it is impossible to
win is in a time of extreme domestic in tranquility.
It will end the American Empire if they put boots
on the ground. He had this this really fascinating way
of explaining it, like like every empire has a taboo
and when you break it, you kill that empire's gods.
And the post wars taboo is this idea that everyone's
born innocent, everyone's everyone's born innocent of their past. So,
you know, it's kind of like a cope of why
how liberals think they're not they're not the ones responsible
for the colonialism and all that nonsense. So they say,
they tell themselves, oh, well, we're born innocent of that.
Speaker 2: We're good.
Speaker 5: We're interested in democracy, pro progress and giving this gift
in benevolence to other countries. When you start a war
that is so obviously colonial, so obviously imperial, so obviously
to no benefit to the empire, you can't tell that
lie anymore. You are breaking that post war taboo. This
is not a war for democracy. This is not a
war for progress. This is not a war for any
of the moral nonsense that we've been telling ourselves since
the end of World War Two. This is a clear
cut imperial war for foreign power that we don't get
anything benefited from. And on pure game theory, what does
it do. It cripples US, it cripples Russia, it cripples Iran.
Israel's the top dog in the Middle East. Left now
it's a war that they are using us to maintain
hegemony in the region. Over everyone else will break the
American taboo about like, oh, we're a moral empire, we're
benefiting people.
Speaker 2: All these wars are for.
Speaker 5: But you break that taboo, you've broken the postwar consensus.
Speaker 2: It's over.
Speaker 5: You're now just another evil colonial empire that the people
hate and everybody will hate you for it.
Speaker 4: Yeah. And on the destruction of the empire, I mean,
like we have we have a lot of do we
have a lot of friends in the military who are
part of the OGC. To talk to anybody in the
military under the age of thirty who's like a man
with actual testosterome, they're not They're not dying for Israel.
They're not gonna fight Iran. They don't want to, They've
never wanted to. And this is the meme that's going
around the entire internets. I will not die. I'm not
dying in the in the desert, in the fucking mountain
for Israel. That's what all the zoomer young men are
telling themselves. It's not gonna happen. It's not gonna happen.
If and if Trump's asks that of the American people,
bad things are gonna start happening.
Speaker 1: Absolutely on our discussion of what is going on on
the domestic front. In a million years, I did not
think that this was going to come on my radar
this week when we signed off on the show last week.
But Tucker Carlson hit it out of the park this week.
If people haven't watched this interview yet with Ted Cruz,
it's definitely a must see. You gotta go and watch
it now. This one kind of hit me kind of
close to the chest. This is one of my political blemishes.
You know, everyone's got some, but I actually campaigned for
Ted Cruz back in twenty sixteen. So to see him
make this absolute shameful appearance with Tucker Carlson was something
to behold. I mean, And first of all, I just
want to establish this at the beginning. Ted Cruz is
not a retard. No, I mean, he was one of
the top of his class at Harvard's, on the debate
team and everything. I've seen him make really intelligent arguments
before in the past. Oh well, here we go, here's
Martin May talking about this. So let's actually read this.
So Ted Cruz was dominant debater at Princeton, Harvard, winning
many national awards. He was editor of the prestigious Harvard
Law Review. This is not a dumb man. The fact
he's among the best that they've got. The fact that
he's even running with speak and spell mushroom cloud over
New York nonsense to justify US action against Iran tells
you that they've got no actual argument to make. If
they did, he'd have made it. Tucker man handled him
for the same reason Scott Orton and Dave Smith torch
everyone they go against. The secret to success is simple,
take the side that is obvious, that is obviously right,
and avoid taking the side that's indefensible except with threats
and moral blackmail.
Speaker 2: Easy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So with that out of the way, I mean, yeah,
ten Crews did not do very well at all in
this debate. I mean, obviously, he's been pointing out that
he's taking a lot of money from APAC. It's also
been pointing out that in the last couple challenges to
ten Cruz's tendency, the margin of eras shrinking as Texas
is shifting ever more blue. So he's obviously looking for
more money to hold onto his seat. So we a
couple of clips here and then we can actually talk
about the whole neo Khon argument to get people back
into this war.
Speaker 2: So let's listen in war.
Speaker 7: So if Iran, if there's evidence that Iran paid hitman
to kill Donald Trump and is currently doing that, where's that?
What are you even talking? I've never heard that before. Okay,
where is the evidence? Who are these people? Why haven't
they been arrested? Why are we not at war with Iran?
That's a great question to ask. How do you know
that that's true.
Speaker 8: We know that it's true because we have been told
that by the military at our intelligence community for the
last two years.
Speaker 9: We meaning who.
Speaker 8: Congress has in the public. I mean I had multiple testimonies.
I can send you TESTI million.
Speaker 7: Names of the people are where this happened or what
they tried to do to kill Trump?
Speaker 8: We do not We have not apprehended an Iranian hitman
trying to kill him. We know that Iran is trying
to do so in the United States. Yes, and by
the way, like Iran, this just seems like a huge
headline and you're acting like everyone knows this idea.
Speaker 3: Didn't know that.
Speaker 8: I ran put out a whole video about murdering Trump, right,
but I've never heard evidence that they're hitmen in the
United States.
Speaker 7: I mean, trying to kill Trump right now. We should
like have a nationwide drag dead on this and we
should attack iron immediately if that's true. Don't you think no,
but they're trying to assassinate our president.
Speaker 9: They have been for two years.
Speaker 7: They are with them, Well we are trying, why don't
we just knuke tear If they're trying to murder our president.
There's nothing that you could do that would be worse
for the United States than murdering Trump. And I just
don't understand why you're not calling for the use of
nuclear weapons against the eye toola right now.
Speaker 9: I'm serious, if they're if you really.
Speaker 8: Believe there's nuclear weapons, whatever the problem of so mean,
you don't seem to take the allegation seriously.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 7: If you believe they're trying to murder Trump, we need
to stop what we're doing and punish them.
Speaker 3: Kick that's the old that's the old trick to the
argumentation trick you doing against environmentalists who say we have
ten years left. It's like, okay, if we have ten
years left, then why what are you doing. Why are
you running around the world in a plane? What are you?
Are you building an underground munker? Are you what are
you doing? Are you telling people? You know? Why is?
Why are the Obama's buying you know, ocean front property?
What's you know what? And it's it's a good argument,
you know, I mean it, You know people people try
to crawl up his ass. I don't know if we're
going to watch the one where he talks about like
the Iranian demographics and everything, and oh, I guarantee you
Henry Kissinger knew the demographics of China. I guarantee you.
George Tennant knew the demographics the population of every country
they ever thought about going into. Why because that's what
you have to do? And okay, you could say, okay, well,
those they had specific they have specific positions where they
would have to know that. I guarantee you. Someone like
Forrestall knew that. I guarantee you someone like Senator John F.
Kennedy knew the population of Korea. I mean, these are
these people are unimpressive. They're not in charge, they don't
they really don't know anything anymore. I mean I got
a I got a message from a speckop guy the
other day and he's like, you know, I just want
you to know, maybe fifteen years ago the agency was
competent at doing stuff. He goes, they're not anymore. It's
like for Berkeley graduates decide that they want to arm
some group here to fight against another group, and everything
goes to shit. He goes, it's not even like planned.
It's it's all he said. I would love for it
to be like evil people doing evil stuff. He goes,
it's in competence now. He goes, all the people planning
this stuff were just completely incompetent, and goes back to
the competency crisis we were talking about last year, where
it was like, how about we get some competent people
in charge? And I mean, I don't know that we have.
I mean, maybe that's why, you know, we've talked about
this before. Why the hell aren't the House writing laws,
passing it up to the Senate, having the Senate sign
off on it and send it it's a Trump's desk. Maybe
they don't. Maybe they just can't if it's not being
written by a special interest for the benefit of the
special interest, maybe none of these lawmakers can actually write
a law. Maybe they're just so fucking dumb. I'm willing
to I'm willing right there. I'm willing to just be
like these people. They don't know what they're doing anymore. Obviously,
there's camps that are fighting. I mean I heard from
inside sources three different things within an hour on Sunday,
like we're imminently bombing, We're not going to be involved
in this and expect that to expect a false flag
attack in the next couple of days. That's all coming
from the from inside the administration. They don't know what's
going on. Fucking incompetent, We're fucked.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean, I think, as we've heard many times, Trump
is just whatever last few people he talked to. So
when he talks to Baby and the neo cons he's
suddenly rowling up for war. And then he comes home
to a security council and literally his entire cabins like
this is stupid, No, And it's it's it's exposing the
fault lines, isn't it. It's it's showing just how there's
no dialogue between the party of the factions. Everyone's just
running on out a pilot locally and contradicting each other.
I mean, this is how you end up with like
the CIA and MI sixteen funding opposite sides of the
same war. No one's talking, no one's reviewing data, and
of course, like every two weeks is real saying Iran's
gonna have a bomb in a day and it never happens. No,
I've I'm saying this today. Just say no to anybody's
what anybody says.
Speaker 2: Just say no.
Speaker 5: Let them cook for a little while, just say no,
nothing's gonna happen.
Speaker 2: Just say no. I think if.
Speaker 5: Trump just says no to Israel for like a few
weeks and just ignores it and realizes, oh, there.
Speaker 2: Is no bomb.
Speaker 5: There is no nuclear bomb happening, it's it's just a lie,
and maybe we'll get somewhere. But you have to just
stop listening to every single fucking interest group that says
a word. And I don't know why these people don't
understand that people lie, Like do they not understand? Social
interest groups lie to get what they want. They're all lying,
they're all contradicting each other. And that's how you get
every department having a different story.
Speaker 4: I mean, there isn't there's no there's no coherent narrative
or stories because there's no strategy. Everyone's just following their
own interest.
Speaker 2: There is no plan to trust.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if they're if there was a script, they would
have all received the same script. But everyone is going
off in different directions, which is why the New York
Times probably hasn't ran anything about it.
Speaker 1: Very good point, I mean, but one of the things
I just want to push back on right here, and
we're going to dissect this more when we go through
another clip from the same view in a second. But
this notion that Iran has got a secret assassins that
are on the lookout for Donald Trump in the middle
of the United States right now is I mean, I'm
no expert about this region, but everything that I'm seeing
this just just goes to the same discussion by like,
if I Rank gets a nuke, the first thing going
to do with it is somehow ship it over to
New York and detonated it, right. I Mean, from all
that I'm seeing, Iran is behaving like almost entirely rational
to me. And you're thinking that, oh, the best thing
that we could do in our situation is assassinate Donald Trump. Yeah,
that's really gonna you know, that's really gonna work out
in our favor, right, But then I just love.
Speaker 2: How Tucker just takes us up to eleven.
Speaker 1: Basically this is like, well, this is like actually credible,
which I don't think any of us here believe that,
like it actually is credible. Obviously, Now, okay, well we
actually got to do something about it. We got to
actually go attack the Iranians, or I would I would
have liked this if obviously, like Tucker couldn't have said this,
but I wish, you know, you could just say, well,
we have a wish of Iranian Americans here. We need
to get rid of them immediately. You know, these people
got to go, you know, same thing like Japan and
the Second World War. You know, we can't be at
having these people here. There's just a million one things
you could be doing to address this what you claim
is a serious threat, and you're just doing absolutely nothing
about it except saber rattling.
Speaker 4: No, absolutely, like if Cuba actually shot JFK, we would
have knewd Cuba, because that's what you have to do
when you know you have to defend the you have
to defend the nation. And the president is the head
of the nation, he is the father of the nation.
That's just what you have to do. You have you
have to you have to know, fuck around and find out.
But to be a realistic, to be a realistic on Iran.
You know, I'm doing the stream with my good friend
hit Man. We're going through the history of modern Iran
from the fifteen hundreds to the Islamic Revolution. We're only
halfway there, We're only in the seventeen hundreds. But like
when we get to modern Iran, Like, modern Iran is
not a friend of America, But why do they have
to be our enemy? Like where do our interests conflict
with each other?
Speaker 2: Que?
Speaker 4: Pretty much only in the case of Israel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like, why do I have to care? Why
do I have to care about this country at all?
What I have to allegedly be concerned that Iran is
going to send in sleeper terrrist cells or somehow sneak in,
you know, several ton nuclear bombs into the middle of
our cities and then detonate them. It's like a new Slash.
Speaker 2: I think it's be.
Speaker 1: Way easier to stop a nuke getting smuggled into the
United States then I don't know, launching a bombing campaign
against I I mean, don't you think that's the cheaper
and far easier solution to this problem. Just you know, hey,
how about we put this country on a no entry list.
We've done this for so many other nations, or we
stock up our defenses here at home and actually focus
on domestic issues. I mean, like, if we're saying that
this country is somehow going to smuggle a nuclear weapon
the second that they have won, they're not going to
use it for what they should be using it for
actual defense from getting invaded by other countries in the
nation or in the region, most notably Israel. No, the
first thing you're going to do with this weapon the
second that they get it is they're going to put
it on a tugboat and they're going to take nine
months to ship it over to the United States, smuggle
it over the southern border, drive it in a truck,
have nobody notice, cover it with like some tarp, and
then detonated in the middle of Times Square, Like like,
what the fuck is this? This is fucking mooning tune shit.
Speaker 5: The Iranian experimented with terrorism once in the eighties or seventies.
I forget that they blow up that passenger jet and
they realized how fucking stupid it was, and they never
did the like that again. I mean, obviously they financed
pretty awful people all over, but they tried.
Speaker 4: I mean, they also did target the US Marines and
Beirut in eighty two, although that was I mean, that
was Lebanites obviously.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it was a IDF knew that was going
to happen and didn't say anything. Of course. Of course,
of course.
Speaker 5: I would argue that while the Iranians are a major
security concern, uh, they learned their lesson trying the al
Qaeda route back in the eighties. In the end, they realized.
Speaker 2: They fucked up.
Speaker 5: They actually paid all the families a fee for the
for killing their there. How nice of them, right, they're
they're fucking stupid. They and they're like, okay, let's not
do that ever again.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 5: And it seems like since the eighties we've always imagined
them to be what they were in the eighties. But
they kind of learned their lesson. It's like, okay, we're
not doing that. And again, I don't want to trust Iran.
Iran is a Islamic apocalyptic cult much like our own
dispensationless and uh, you know, it's because I deal with
dispensationalism madness that I don't trust Iran. Uh, they're more
alike than not.
Speaker 4: And I mean, but let's let's let's be let's be
real like Iran, like no one. No one believes in
the Islamic Republic anymore, even that people inside the originally
believe in Islamic Republic. It's like communism, and let's it's
like being a communist in the Soviet Union.
Speaker 5: I have seen so many TikTok videos from young promiscuous
women in Iran on just not caring about the rules,
and they're not being enforced in Iran.
Speaker 3: Why are you watching those videos?
Speaker 5: They pop up on the timeline unfortunately, but like ill
order bright, all right.
Speaker 4: It's not it's not yellow fever. It's not yellow fever.
It's technically it's different.
Speaker 5: I've seen enough nonsense on no I've seen enough to
know that that the country is is in the process
of a slow collapse on its own without any effort.
And this bombing run actually what's doing is it's reinvigorating
support for this dying regime because no one likes getting bombed,
so it's kind of like an ass backwards way to
do it. I just I just don't buy that they're
they're gonna last much longer anyway.
Speaker 2: That that's my two cents about that.
Speaker 4: I'm not I'm not sure anymore. And I yeah, I know,
I know you have I know you have a time
out in a few minutes, but I'm I'm not sure anymore,
given the bombing that's happened. I always believed that the
regime would not survive very long after the death of
Comedy the Supreme Leader. But because because again like no one,
no one really believes in the regime anymore. You know
that no one believes in the radical.
Speaker 3: She uh like it was imposed. I mean, it was
a regime that was imposed. I mean it's all of
these regimes are anachronisms and their times are Israel's. The
way Israel does things is an anachronism. The way Iran
does things is chronism. Turkey might be the only one
who is like, let's put the let's get the gang
back together, let's do some Mottoman empire stuff, and that
actually might that actually might make sense in that in
that section of the world. But I mean it's there,
I don't think. Yeah, I've said I don't think Israel
survives this. And it's not that Israel is going to
stop existing. It's going to stop existing. And what it
is people are, I mean, they're going to get tired
of this whole net and Yahho and you know even
I mean, and net Yaho's not a hard liner. I mean,
there are hardliners there who want power, and there are
other people who are just like, no, we don't want
this anymore. Let's def let's defeat these couple of enemies,
and let's be a you know, people want to say
we're a Western country. Let's be a Western country. The
homos will friggin you, intelivivil will start getting really active
and everything, and I think they're just going to become
another Western country. And when they do that, they lose
all their mystique and all their power and all of
their Oh look here it says in the Torah that
we're and it just goes away. The only question is
what does Iran become? Because I think Israel has been
going through this transformation a whole lot longer than has
been ripe for this transformation, a whole lot longer than Iran.
But then again, it ran. I mean, it's nineteen seventy
nine really is when when this really all you know,
kicked off. So I just don't see this lasting forever,
you know, and when you see that if if the Europe,
if London and the EU and Brussels are so hot
on wars and they can't win a war, they can't
win a war against Russia. I mean, I think so
much is going to be falling apart, and the only
thing we can hope for is that it's when that
happens on that day that you know, hear us. What
we've done is enough to get us through because you know, Europe,
there are a lot of things we get from Europe
and YadA YadA, financial too. You know, we just asked
to be ready for it to be able to get
through it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're you're touching on the on on a very
important fact because Israel has its own taboos, its own
moral innocence concept. But we we are the people that
survived Germany. Now now we're victims. And you can't keep
telling yourself that when you're bombing so many people that
once that mimetic crisis starts where you start realizing, oh
I'm the bad guy, that that destroys your your political capital,
like you can't keep extracting the capital that you're innocent
when you've bombed literally all of your neighbors. You are
the problem. You have to resolve it.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure the bad.
Speaker 5: Well, it doesn't work on the on the Benji types.
Speaker 3: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think it is.
Speaker 1: An important thing to say here is that Listen, all
of us here around in agreement, all of us at
the OGC have been on this train since the very beginning,
saying you know, I mean, we literally talked about this
the three things that the OGC is looking for out
of the Trump administration, and one of those was no
foreign entanglements and don't get us locked into any of
these forever wars. Obviously, none of us want war with Iran.
None of us even want strategic strikes on i Ran.
I just don't want to have to care about this country.
I don't think I'm forced to. I don't see this
country as a legitimate threat to the United States in
any way, shape or form. I can also acknowledge at
the same time that this place clearly isn't my friend.
Neither is Israel for that matter. But it's the other
thing is is that Okay, so say, if you know,
we get a bad outcome, not the worst outcome. The
worst outcome be boots on the ground. We've discussed that
that this seems highly unlikely, if not impossible, the United
States is gonna have boots on the ground. But let's
just go for a bad example where the United States
engages in some you know, strategic bombing campaigns or whatever,
blows up, a couple builds, calls it quits and says, okay,
now we're done with the situation. That's bad, but it
also doesn't really change anything that's going on in the region.
I mean, Israel still has problems with Gaza right on
their doorstep. They still have been able to squash that problem.
They're not happy with any of their neighbors, and none
of their neighbors are happy with them either, And it
just seems like this nation is just on a path
to self immolation at some point. So, I mean, does
stopping Iran really fix this problem? I don't see it
doing that.
Speaker 4: How quickly the decade comes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's take that. Let's take that wordast case scenario
of the strategic bombing. The only thing it would nothing
in the region would change, because it's been fucked for
ever since the existence of Israel. But yeah, nothing in
the region would change. What would what would the impact
be on America? Trump will lose almost all of his
political capital and he would have there would be no
energy left for the domestication and our domestic objectives. I mean,
that would be That's just an obvious one. It would
poison all of our relationships with you know, other countries
like we're still trying to negotiate you know, other wars,
like we're still trying to negotiate Russia Ukraine. That's going
to be totally off the table.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: If we bomb Iran, China is gonna absolutely sour on
us even harder than they already are. There's not there's
not going to be a possibility of a better deal,
and we've shut the door on that Iran deal if
that's the case. So yeah, it's there are no good
outcomes out of this, especially on the domestic front, you know.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'll say this, it's just like I said before,
I was feeling way way more black, piled and pissed
off about the situation three days ago than I am now.
I guess, particularly like the last couple of days seems
like oh okay, Like I the longer we wait on
this stuff, the less likely it is that we're actually
going to go and like full blown strike and invade
or do any of the shit. So the more time
gets away from this stuff, the more time we could
shift the agenda over to something else and just forget
about all the shit daily toop often.
Speaker 3: The you know, the one thing we have to really
remember is that an attack on Iran is just another
attack on Russia in China. Yeah, so let you know,
if Israel wants to do this, let him do it.
There's no reason for us to get involved. We're already
have a proxy war going on with you know, against
Russia that you know, we can't seem to even if
we wanted to get out of. It'll continue, the Euros
will continue it, and we'll still get blamed for it
because they'll say we started it. So, I mean, the
further we can get away from this stuff, the better.
I don't think Trump is doing I don't think Trump
is you know, would do this because he's owned by
the Israelis. I think that is such a friggin' it's
it's almost like a reverse boomer con thing. At this point,
when I hear that people say that, it's like it's
almost like a dissident right boomerism of oh, Trump is
owned by the Israelis. He's a fucking boomer who. He's
a boomer who his whole life has been told that
Iran as the enemy and they can't get a they
can't get a who shouldn't be allowed to have a
nuke and they took our people hostage in nineteen seventy nine.
And he probably doesn't know the name Mosa Deck. I mean,
I'm fucking I'm just bored with the whole what the
whole Israel thing? And yeah, I think that he is
just that fucking naive about things and things that he
shouldn't be involved in. I was on a space the
other night with someone who was saying, Benjamin and Yahoo
and Trump are best friends. They like love each other
and everything, and I'm like, look, people, real well, I mean, well,
guess what he was. Guess what he was. And I'm
going I had to I had to tag Stormy in
and let's Stormy just go after these people. And it
was just beautiful. But yeah, it's just I mean, I'm
so sick of the everything is his grand conspiracy, and
it's like fucking people can't even they can't even keep
trains on tracks anymore. It's just retarded.
Speaker 4: Yeah, on that point, like let's let's let's not forget.
Trump slammed the door in Bbe's face every single time
he came to Washington, Like Bbe came to Washington like
five times in the past, like ever since the election
in November, he's gone to Washington to have a meeting
with Trump to talk about Iran, and every single time
the door has been slammed in his face. And to say,
and the outcome of that is like, yeah, no, we're
not We're not doing this. We're not doing this. That
happened literally five times. So yeah, we gotta we do.
Gotta give Trump credit for that. He's he's not He's
smarter than he Then he lets off quite another and
and the and the and the Mike Waltz, then the
Mike Walls situation. We got rid. He fired Mike Waltz
for fucking spying for Israel. That's a good point too.
Speaker 5: In the end, cash matel fired a few people per
spying for Israel, though they never said it was Israel's
kind of obvious that the administration has been very good
at cutting out Israel from influence, which is why it's
weird that Trump just for a few days at least
it seemed like he was buying what Benji was selling
and then did nothing.
Speaker 2: Thank God.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's listen into another clip from Ted Cruz.
Speaker 9: Here, silly conversation.
Speaker 3: I know all this, I know all this.
Speaker 7: The question is, is are APEX goals shaped by the
goals of the Israeli government to any extent?
Speaker 2: Okay, it's a.
Speaker 9: Really simple lobby the behalf of.
Speaker 7: It's a simple question, that is ape Are APAX goals
shaped by the goals of the Israeli government?
Speaker 9: And I'm just gonna ask you a question. And if
you say no, I think we both know that's not true.
Are they shaped by is that?
Speaker 10: It is?
Speaker 9: Are they coordinating with the Israeli government? Are they talking?
Is directing that? What are you want to talk about? Farah?
Speaker 8: The law on lobbying on behalf of someone, it is
I hire you, and you lobby on behalf of me.
I direct you? Does Israel direct APAC? No, they are
not lobbying on behalf of them. Do they care about them.
Speaker 7: Yes, But do you think that it's just interesting because
what you're now describing in a very defensive way, I
will say, is foreign influence over our politics now and
you began, and it's so transparently obvious to everybody. I
don't know why you would be embarrassed, but you've said
that you were sincerely for Israel.
Speaker 9: I believe you. I don't think you have some weird agenda.
Speaker 8: You seem to, by the way, Tucker, it's a very
weird thing, the obsession with Israel.
Speaker 9: Well, we're talking about for it.
Speaker 8: You're not talking about Chinese, you're not talking about Japanese,
you're not talking about the Brits, you're not talking about
the French.
Speaker 9: The question what about the Jews? What about the Jews?
I tell you, Sami, now listenator, you're just in the question.
Speaker 8: Tell me you're asking why are the Jews controlling our
foreign policy?
Speaker 9: Hardly saying that, and I have that's exactly what you
just said.
Speaker 7: Well, actually, I can speak for myself and tell you
what I am saying on behalf, not simply of myself,
but on my many Jewish friends who would have the
same questions, which is to what extent and it's interesting
you're trying to derail my questions, but following me an
anti semi, which you are.
Speaker 9: I did not.
Speaker 3: Of course you are.
Speaker 7: And and rather than be honorable enough to say it
right to my face back in our city, leazy feline
way implying it or just asking questions about the Jews,
I'm asking questions about the Jews I have. There's nothing
to do with Jews or dudism, and it has to
foreign government.
Speaker 9: Is in Israel controlling our foreign policy. That's not about
the Jews.
Speaker 1: Shameful performance on Ted Cruz's behalf. First of all, again Tucker,
it's just like this, the entire interview. By the way,
if you guys haven't seen it, go watch it on
Tucker's channel. It's fantastic.
Speaker 3: But he's not. It's not because he's taking hundreds of,
you know, millions of dollars from Israel. It's not because
they have pictures of him doing anything. It's because he
is just brainwashed into this mindset. It doesn't have to
be anything to very sure Jeffrey Epstein existed. Jeffrey Epstein
got powerful people to do stuff. I'm thinking it was
a lot more, a lot of that had more to
do with people in like high ranking tech positions and
stuff like that. I mean, there were a lot of
tech people who were freaking out over that whole thing.
But a Ted Cruz, he doesn't have to be blackmail.
This is just the way these fucking people are trained
to think. And it's you know, it has to go.
You know where we say, well, once once we get
rid of the boomers, we'll get rid of he's a boomers.
Just this has to go. These people have to get
out of power. They literally believe anything their apack person
will tell them. They consider them to be experts. The
people who come to them they consider to be experts.
Speaker 1: You just can't say with the straight face that to
say that a PAK has no connection at all with
the interests of the Israeli government, you know, you don't
even have to go down the line Tucker is saying,
even though like he's obviously correct of saying that they
directly fall in line with what the Israeli government itself wants.
But I mean, come on, man, you can't. You can't
lie to us, Ted, You just can't this. This pack
has a singular gold mine, and that is due for
the interests of Israel. Everyone knows this, everyone acknowledges this,
And every time that somebody goes to an APAC fundraiser
they say this themselves. They have a great, big celebration
about it at their cocktail parties. They talk about it
on their Twitter accounts, saying how amazing it is that
they stand by Israel and they love the endorsement of APACS.
What do you what are you trying to lie to
us for?
Speaker 2: Just be fucking honest.
Speaker 5: I think the value of this interview is really twofold.
It exposed the kind of politicians that APEX creates, these
like lap dogs. It also exposed the complete mental insanity
of a certain religious belief system in this country.
Speaker 2: And I kind of view this interview as.
Speaker 5: Something of a death meal for like like a death nail,
a nail, a coffin for both from being taken seriously anymore.
I mentioned a few shows back that twenty twenty six
is an important year because I think it's around the
time when when boomers start exponentially passing away.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's quite.
Speaker 5: The time when when more dying than the slipping, but
I think twenty nineteen was when support for Israel nationally
drop below fifty, and we're seeing the consequences of that
five years later, where this view of like no, like
God orders you to serve this foreign country.
Speaker 2: America was created.
Speaker 5: To serve this foreign country, as a certain account was
saying on Twitter, nonsense claims like this that are ultimately
about selling out your sovereignty to a foreign country and
being its servant. They don't work anymore. They're not popular
with anyone under forty. It's been exposed as not only
a theological lie, but a philosophical lie and a political lie.
This is just using our young men to die for
the wars that we don't need our benefit from.
Speaker 2: And it's it's the end. It's dying.
Speaker 5: We're finally at the point where it's dying and no
longer being taken seriously. I'm two million people watch this
on YouTube alone. Imagine how many people watch it on
Tucker's own website, and are how many.
Speaker 2: This is spread across Twitter.
Speaker 5: Millions of people that only five years ago would have
been tossed out of their churches or friend groups for
questioning this toxic relationship with a foreign power, then not
openly qu it now and talking with people that the
myth is dying.
Speaker 1: One hundred percent. I mean, one of the things I
wanted to talk about. We didn't have this clip, but
it was used throughout the entire interview, and as well
with that owed some character an evil man, Mark Levin,
who has just been frothing at the mouth of the
last week, screaming at everyone of his boomer listeners on
Fox News every night with his monologues. But this phrase
that they like to use, that was clearly crafted in
a lab somewhere. You know, they just keep throwing at
everyone's face. Iranian shout death to America, Death to America,
Death to America. And my simple question of response to
that is, how many fucking commie protesters in downtown in
LA were literally just screaming that not last week? And
nobody is calling for us to like start dropping bombs
on those people over here when those ones are infinitely
more of a threat to the stafety insecurity of not
only you know, trump'space, but the actual just stability of
the United States in general. Why are none of these
people talking about you know, literally Commi insurrectionists in the
middle of the country by the millions of them. Oh no,
but the Iranians who are twelve thousand miles away from
the United States. You know, a couple of guys put
on AI video and shot a death to America on
there once. It's like, dude, I just don't fucking care. Man,
I don't care. I understand these people aren't my friends,
but I also understand that they're so far away and
they got their own problems to deal with. Like I
don't think I ran as a credible against the United
States literally at all.
Speaker 5: It's never asked why they chant death to America. And
it's all the shit we've done for the last twenty
years that we're trying to stop doing it, Like we
are presenting ourselves as the lap dogs of a of
a local power that they're engaged with. It is a
foreign entanglement. Untangled the foreign entanglement, they'll probably stop chatting
death to America.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a point I made the recently is like, Okay,
they're scramming death to America. But why It's like, if
you know the history, you can go back to nineteen
fifty three. I know their history back to like eighteen ninety.
You know when they were going when Western when European
interests were going in there and stealing, stealing minds and
taking over minds in the Reuters family, how the famous
publishing house to Reuter's family got their money and start
We're able to start their expand their newspaper and their
reporting and everything. I mean, they've been there. Another one
of those countries that has pretty much been were treated
like an African nation for a long time. You know,
where you just go in there and you extort everything
that you possibly can. The only difference is the African
nation literally can't run itself, so they actually need people
there to keep it going. And it actually enriches a
couple people. Hopefully it maybe gets maybe helps the population.
But that's what That's not what Iranians are. Iranians are smart.
They have some of the best engineers in the world,
some of the best doctors in the world. They weren't
going to put up with that shit for a long time.
Remember in nineteen seventy nine, it wasn't a bunch of
freaking inbred terrorists that went after the embassy. It was students.
It was university students. These weren't stupid people. And two,
if you have if you consider someone your enemy and
you've retreated back to the part where you're just calling
them stupid instead of having a healthy respect for them
and what they can do. Then you're completely out of
the game. And I mean, I don't I don't even
really know how to deal with people.
Speaker 2: Like that.
Speaker 4: Hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean the problem with colonialism is you can't call
an a people who are already civilized. I mean, Persia
is a civilization that's four thousand years old and it'll
probably exist for another four thousand years in one shape
or form or another. These people have been civilized for millennias.
They're not They're not an African backwater still who haven't
invented the wheel yet? Again, you can watch my stream
with with my good friend Hitman on our series on Arian.
Speaker 1: Yeah, definitely people go check that out. But yeah, so
this is a fantastic interview. Tucker really just knocked it
out of the park. But this one all the shameful,
you know, normal faces that you see like the characters
at the Babylon b and Mark Levin and Eric Erickson
the least other twats you know, a bunch of like
politicians as well. We're ducking on him for this, like
you know, oh well, how could you say this or whatever.
It's just Yeah, Tucker just knocked out of the park
with this one. I'm glad that everyone is seeing the
you know, charade for what it is. You know, these
people like Ted Cruz are trying to waste American blood
and money again on one of these useless foreign wars.
Is just gonna get us absolutely nothing. Yeah, this opinion
is just rapidly going the way of the dinosaur and
is on literally like political life support, which honestly is
good news for people like us because honestly, what you're
seeing from all these people Israel included, the whole Israel lobby,
the neo cons everything. What you're seeing here is a
loss of control, not a show of strength, And at
least that's something that we can all, you know, do
a slight bit of a victory lap on. I mean,
there's definitely gonna be a time lapse on this, for sure.
You know, we got some time yet until you know,
the actual age demographic of the Republican Party shifts more
to the younger guys directly, who just don't care about
this stuff. But at least we have that to look
forward to on the horizon. But once again, we must
stress to everyone that chimping out works. It has been
abundantly clear that the at least some parts of the
administration to watch what is going on on this side
of Twitter specifically and on the internet. So continue to
make your voices heard on this one. We do not
want involvement in this war. We do not want involvement
in the Middle East. We do not want involvement with
Iran in any.
Speaker 2: Way, shape or form.
Speaker 1: We need to focus on what is going on here domestically.
Some people have already been pointing this out in the chat,
and no doubt that it surely cannot be a coincidence
that Israel decides to pull all the shit with Iran.
Speaker 2: We have to attack now, right when all.
Speaker 1: Of the focus was on domestic issues here at home,
with stuff like the riots from our Mexican invaders in
the United States. There are cause of problems, so we
must focus on what is happening at home.
Speaker 2: We do not have the time.
Speaker 1: Or the energy or even any strategic goals to be
found in this region.
Speaker 2: From our mistakes.
Speaker 3: Just to echo some of that out, saying earlier tests
have been done in the past couple of years, average
IQ and it Ran is anywhere between one hundred and
six and one hundred and ten. Pretty that's the set
that's like seventh highest in the world.
Speaker 1: So yeah, alrighty, why don't we move on speaking of
what is going on on the domestic front, and do
feel free to drop out whenever you have your heart out.
Speaker 2: My friend.
Speaker 1: But speaking of an issue on the domestic front, one
of the things that they are trying to sneak through
through all these bills that are going on currently being
debated in the Senate in the House, and it's definitely
being pushed most off by Senator Mike Lee based Mike Lee,
apparently there is a you know, section in this bill
to sell off approximately three million acres of American public land,
all right, and allegedly this is going to be used
for housing, Allegedly this is going to be used for
mineral rights, whatever the hell it's going to be used for.
This is bullshit and we shouldn't be allowing this again.
One of the three issues that the OGC is focusing
on the most throughout this election cycle and throughout the
Trump residency. Number three on that list was energy independence
and protection of all of our wild spaces in our lands.
Speaker 2: There is no reason for us to.
Speaker 1: Be selling off three million acres of American land to
allegedly put up affordable housing on We've all talked about
this many times on the show. But we do not
have a housing problem in America. We have a people
problem in America. If you actually go through with mass deportations,
it solves all the housing issues literally overnight, especially if
you combine that with actually tackling the crime problem so
people can actually live in houses and homes close to
our inner cities like people used to, instead of just
endlessly going through circuit after circuit of white flight and
handing over suburbs to various minority groups. Now, I mean
there's some cities in America were literally on like the
third generation of this white flight stuff where people are
commuting ever further and further away from major city centers.
If you just fix the crime problems and you actually
initiate mass deportations, which is the number one issue that
the Trump team and the Trump administration was elected on,
you fix all of our housing problems, literally all of them.
So don't give me any of this bullshit of we
need to have more affordable housing. Not to mention that
the United States is lowering its fertility rate, you know,
as Elon Musk is constantly talking about. So we don't
need more housing, we don't need more cheap housing. We
don't need to cut down our beautiful evergreen forests to
put up more housing for h one B's Fuck this.
This is not anything to do with conservatism or conservationism,
which is a right wing issue. There's this is completely indefensible.
Speaker 5: You know, just just doing basic math. You said three
billion acres, the three million, yeah, yeah, If you sold
that at the average cost of land right now, you
would make at most fifty four billion dollars. That is
less than one percent of the forty trillion debt.
Speaker 2: It's not worth it.
Speaker 5: If if you wanted to magically sell all federal land
at to cover the debt of forty trillion dollars, you
would have to sell it at sixty five thousand dollars
an acre, which is fifteen times the price of private land.
Speaker 2: Who's going to buy it?
Speaker 5: This is all mathematically mythical. None of the numbers make sense,
none of it works. It's just to benefit Black Rock.
There's no actual way the numbers work in any way
realistically to deal with forty trillions in debt.
Speaker 2: It's a myth.
Speaker 1: The other problem with this is this absolute, boldfaced lie
that some people are throwing out there that oh, well,
this is just going to be used for housing and
that's it. You know, well, number one, you can't just
put houses up in the middle of rural Idaho and
then ship people back to San Francisco where the jobs are, right,
That's not how this works. You have to have an
entire infrastructure for people to actually live their lives there.
So you don't just create this place for housing. You
have to tear down more for us to put up
things like schools and fire departments and police stations and
supermarkets and gas stations and all of the other amenities
that people actually need to live their lives. This is bullshit.
You're not putting up random spots in the middle of
you know, like the mountains of Colorado or something. This
is all a lot. You're not doing this for housing.
What you're doing this for is for your special interest groups,
most notably Black Rocket. Thank you crgy for mentioning that
to put up a bunch of giant resorts, or for
other political donors to have their mountain houses in the
middle of like the cascades or something.
Speaker 2: They can go vacation too. We're not going to profit
off of this, Like.
Speaker 1: You were saying, Coagy, you make fifty billion dollars at most,
which is just an absolute drop in the bucket of
the United States actually making money. And then on top
of that, let's actually just say, okay, just by magic,
let's just say that they made twenty trillion dollars off
of this deal. The land is worth that much, right,
is that really what we want to be setting the
precedent for that? Oh, to solve America's problems, we need
to cause more issues and sell out more of our
country's heritage and our history for the next generation of children. Yeah,
that's a good idea. Not to mention who are the
buyers for this.
Speaker 2: We already have a.
Speaker 1: Huge issue with the Chinese buying up huge swats of
American farmland. Don't tell me that this is just going
to go to you know, good hard working Americans who
just want to build housing. I'm not buying it for
a second. And this is bullshit and should be stopped.
Speaker 4: It would be Yeah, and again we strategic chimping. We
have to be strategically chimping on this because this issue
is more important to the future of the United States
than any conflict in the Middle Eagate. You know, if
we don't if we don't solve our domestic issues and
sell off our inheritance to fucking trillion dollar corporations, what
kind of country? What kind of country are we at
the end of the day. I mean the Redwoods and
the Pacific Northwest, and you know the mountains of Montana
and Utah and Nevada are They're priceless. They're priceless, Okay.
And if there's a four of a housing like where
are the jobs, people move to places where there are
jobs and then build housing. Now, you build the housing
first and then the jobs come over. That's just not
how the civilization works.
Speaker 1: I really hate this shit. And I've seen so many
people Mike Lee included, but other politicians just saying, well,
just theoretically, imagine if you had a bunch of land
that hasn't actually been used, it has been owned by
the government since eighteen sixty A bunch of fuck and
libertarians been talking about this too, saying, well, the government
technically shouldn't be owning everything. We could actually just develop
stuff out this and start turning this land into an
economic unit.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't that be great? Well, it wouldn't be great.
Speaker 1: America is the foundation of modern conservation movements. The Anglos
invented it, Americans perfected it. This is as American heritage
as you could possibly get. The preservation of protection of
wildlands and wild spaces, which is a right for every American.
Teddy Roosevelt himself spoke about this greatly when he sectioned
off millions millions of acres for the establishment of national
parks and national prairies and forests and wetlands and everything
like this. Part of what makes America great is the
great American road trip, going out into the wilderness seeing
America is the only country on the entire planet that
has every single biome in it everything. We have forests,
we have deserts, we have rainforests, we have sea to
shining sea, deciduous forests. We've got river valleys, we've got
the Arctic. We have everything in this country, all of it,
and it's the only place in the world where you
can experience it.
Speaker 2: This is ours. This isn't to be sold.
Speaker 1: This isn't something that we could just you know, at
the strike of a pen sign over a bunch of
land developments so that they can put a bunch of
housing up for a bunch of jets.
Speaker 2: No, this is ours.
Speaker 5: A man, And let's be real, any housing they develop
is just going to be filled up with foreigners when
the Democrats come in further inflating areas to the Democrat
vote in the electoral college right before a census too,
that this can be a major backstep.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if we don't succeed in the deportation agenda, the
next Democratic administration is going to fill these is going
to fill these places with jets. And we all we
all know.
Speaker 1: That it's no coincidence that they are purchasing off plenty
of these places in a lot of the red states
in the West, places like Idaho, places like Wyoming, places
like Montana, Nevada, and Arizona. We know this game. We
know what's being played here. We know you're not going
to make money off of it. That's anything remotely close
to a dip in the budget. This is just this
is just for special interests, and that's it. There's no
argument that can be made justify this. And if you
are an American, if you're a conservationist, if you're on
the right of any kind. It's our job to preserve
our home. Nobody else will do it. It's got to be us.
Speaker 2: And I have.
Speaker 1: Received word from plenty of people in high up places,
and Pete was talking about his sources that he's received
as it relates to the conference going on in the
Middle East. Play of my sources have been talking about
how chimping out about this and people calling into their
congressman and representatives has created a buzz at the state
and on the national level, especially on the Hill. So
this one needs extreme strategic chimping out right now from
everybody involved. Call up your senators, especially if you're out
west where these purchases are said to occur. Right now,
get a hold of people. Once the stuff is gone,
we're not going to get it back.
Speaker 5: And when you call them, remember you were talking to
a child. Have simple numbers or go for the big
scary numbers if you want, and explain to them in
simple terms. With big scary numbers, this will not fix
the debt. This will not fix anyone's how anyone's financial problems.
It will create an incentive to flood it with the
new Democrat voters illegals, and it will inflate the electoral
college because again, the census council legals and awards electoral
college votes to the biggest illegal populations.
Speaker 2: It will destroy.
Speaker 5: Just tell Republicans you are not going to get re
elected if there's twenty thousand Democrats spread into these houses
giving more electoral college is it's not going to work.
You're selling yourself as much as the land. They may
not care about the land being sold because they're awful people.
They may care if they realize, oh, you're actually selling
away your own votes and you're not gonna be able
to get re elected in five or six years when
the Democrats come in and flood it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the only thing they care about. And this
issue is, this issue is the perfect issue for the
OGC and of course for our president red Hawk. This
issue is perfect because you know, however much you want
a blackpail about the Middle East and Iran, that's not
really that's we're not in control and we don't have
a lot of influence on that issue. We have, we
definitely have people who agree with us, but this is
this is an issue where active involvement and civic engagements
and just talking to your local officials is something you
can do and is something you will have an impact on.
It's very easy to persuade a very low to persuade
a local official official or congressman on anything, because people
don't talk to them. And if they get just if
they get just like the slightest bit of pushback from
a reasonably large number of people, which is not that many,
like one hundred emails or one hundred phone calls, which
is nothing we can do, we can do that in
a day, they will feel that it's this is a
much bigger issue to their voters than it might otherwise be.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent.
Speaker 1: This is a issue we've talked about many times on
the show that the left has literally just handed this
issue over to the right on a silver platter because
they surrendered this to retard activists like Credit Tomberg and
the climate change yahoo's like Al Gore saying that the
world is going to be destroyed in ten minutes unless
we get rid of all cars.
Speaker 2: And party cows.
Speaker 1: Conservation and actual preservation of the natural world number one
has always been a right wing and conservative issue, and
number two, the crowd is literally in the gutter on
this topic. This is absolutely one of the issues that
we can make some serious hey way on if.
Speaker 2: We get our act together.
Speaker 1: So get involved, Get involved in your local outdoor sports,
get involved in enjoying the great national parks and national
forests that America has to offer. And call up your
local politicians because once this sland is sold, there's no
way we're getting it back.
Speaker 5: And if you're if you're a scared little zoomer afraid
to call on this thing you call a telephone, you
can always send an email and you know, throw it
through a few screenshots of how people are reacting to this. Well,
you know, censor out any explicit words, keep it, keep
it christian, but uh yeah, make make people feel like
the numbers don't make sense. You're not going to get
vored in and this is going to be an election issue.
It's like, actually, people care about the land in this country.
It's already occupied by illegals and drug makers. We don't
need more foreigners in our parks. Just be nice, be thorough,
be scary with numbers, not with words, and email if
you're afraid to call, the calling works a lot better,
but email, if you're afraid to call, know who the
senator and congress person's interns and contacts are It's not
hard to look this up online.
Speaker 2: It's all.
Speaker 5: This is going to be done on a weekend, in
an hour.
Speaker 2: It's not hard.
Speaker 5: Don't don't tell yourself lies that you can't do it.
It doesn't matter, or you don't get leads one.
Speaker 1: All right, let's move on to our final story of
the evening, and then we'll go through some of these
super chats and we'll get out of here. So this
final story, this is a weird one, you know, and
this one is just going to get filed into the
long list of stories that we will just never ever
get an answer to. But quietly, while all this Israel
and Iran stuff was going on and selling out our
homeland to real estate developers and other grifters, a politician
in Minnesota was literally shot and killed in her home.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 1: And this was the character responsible, this guy, Vance Bolter,
you know. So walk me through this one, guys, because
what a strange story.
Speaker 5: Please take please take it away. So you know, this
guy looks like a red letter media producer, which large
Uh no, I mean like, so, this guy is really weird.
And there's been a lot of contradictory stuff. The Left
is saying is a white supremacist, but like he did
mission tips to build wells in Africa and the letter Yeah,
the right is saying that he's a far left guy,
but like he is like like kind of a hack,
corporate hack. I mean, listen, he could just be a schizophrenic,
but I think it's a syop. But I think it's
pretty obviously a siof. He wore a mask and everything.
They could have stopped this on literally anybody if they
didn't have the incriminating data like his car, escape vehicle,
and name and address. It seems like to be quite honestly,
it smells like a false flag that went wrong. I
was reading how the the unfortunately murdered Congress Congress State
congresswoman her house was broken into after the murder. Well,
the cops were there, which is kind of really suspicious.
What's being what you have to wonder what evidence is
being destroyed. But the the left's argument doesn't make sense
because this guy shot the people, the only Congress people
voting with mega agenda. It's like, well, if you're like
a far right guy, you would think you wouldn't go
out to the people voting with MAGA.
Speaker 2: It's kind of dumb and.
Speaker 5: The right argument I don't even know what the right
argument is really that he's like a left I don't know.
But this guy is from a security company. He's done
operations for various NGOs in Africa. He knows his way
with weapons and escaping things in Africa. It's pretty obvious
that he's How canna say this. I know very wealthy
Democrats in New York and they have handlers who have
similar backgrounds to this, and they're there with their connections,
and you know that their role involves blowing information and
contacts behind the scenes of the very wealthy Democrat guy
behind their back. And I don't know how they get trusted.
And it's kind of weird how these people get these roles,
but figures like this exist. This is a clean up guy,
and he did not get away with it. Things are
going to be disappearing about his information. Records will be burned.
I mean, this is conspiracy. I will openly imit to you.
This is a conspiracy theory that I am telling you.
I'm not saying that this is a fact. I'm not
saying that there's much evidence for this fact. I'm saying
my gut is telling me. This is a cleanup guy.
You know, this is someone that works in between state
and federal levels to clean up messes. Minnesota is is
they're losing. The Democrats are losing Minnesota. That's what's happening.
And this is a cleanup guide designed to terrorize and
control the failing Democrat Party of Minnesota because it's somewhere
they want to flood immigrants into and replace the domestic
population and still still votes from excuse.
Speaker 4: Me, yeah, Curtgey, if I could just add, go ahead,
it's so much Yeah, it's it's so much weirder then.
I mean, all that, all that I believe is dry,
one hundred percent believe all of that. But it's the
situation just gets so much weirder because well, first of all,
he shot it's it's alleged that he shot too state senators,
the two state centers of Minnesota that voted with the
Republicans on the Minnesota budgets, which according according to Twitter.
You know, everything here is according to Twitter. But it's
in the state budget. It's it's defunded health care for
legal migrants, and that means the fucking Somali's of Minnesota
aren't getting free health care anymore. But the other thing
is like there was a there was another league or something.
That's like one of the stories I saw was his
wife was a staffer for Tim Walls, you know, the
Kamala Harris VP. Is that true or is that just
like twitter bs?
Speaker 5: But both him and his wife, as far as I'm aware,
were I don't think there were staffers, but they were
in government roles.
Speaker 4: Again, they were appointed by Tim Walls.
Speaker 5: These people are kind of the people that are above
rank and file politics. They are clean up people. They
don't really have politics of themselves. I mean, this guy
had pro life and pro choice people on his hit list.
He had no Kings posters. You know, I'm not sure
if the no Kings posters were in his escape vehicle
or in the vehicle of one of the people he shot.
That was one of the contradictions in the Twitter sphere
that I couldn't resolve. Regardless he could have put them there,
it seems very if I had a guess, this is
someone who's playing the role of cleaning up people willing
to vote for Trump's policies on the left while also
sticking it on the far left. But that's my suspicion,
but then against CNN ran with him being against like
shooting abortion providers, even though he had pro life people
on the list also, and then they said that at
first there was a manifesto, and then the police said, no,
there's no manifesto. Actually, everything here says that he is
being cleaned up. Now the cleanup man is being cleaned up.
Things about him are going to start disappearing, And I mean, yeah, this.
Speaker 1: Story just completely missed all the major headlines aside from
when it literally broke on Friday, and then it just
got a couple of week drowned out by the rest
of everything that was going on the news.
Speaker 5: Cycle, because in all likelihood they had someone lined up
to take the fall for this that wasn't going to
be him, I remember correctly. His wife was also arrested
with AMMO and passports in her car, so this is
a dual job between the husband and wife. Pretty soon,
within a few days, you're only going to be able
to find stuff about the sky using archive dot org
and or various Russian archiving sites which are suspicious. You
got a quick scene of the dirty side of politics
at the state level. Learn from it. You probably won't
be able to learn much pretty soon, and just keep
in the back of your head and watch out for
people like that. They exist in every state congress in
this country. They serve people not in the government but
connected to the government, and they clean up when states
start to fall away from the power of people that
want to destroy us. There are hundreds of men like
this man, and their role is to two part. One
part is to clean up the mess. Second part is
to make everyone afraid to cause the mess again. His
role was to kill the people who were threatening Minnesota's
Democrat base within the party and terrorize any other Democrats
that might vote for MAGA in the future. Like I said,
there was likely someone will never know who was being
set up to take the fall for this. Maybe they
were recruiting someone on discord. Maybe they were recruiting someone
who knows. We will never know who was designed to
set this up because he got caught in the cleanup job.
So now he has to take the fall and be
erased rather than whoever they had set up to take
this fall, don't We will never know who was designed
to take the fall for these hits. That's why he
wore a mask. That's why he was undercover. That's why
he had all these conveniently provided tools to trade. You know,
fake police officer. Think, how to get a police car?
How do you get police un your formula? You'll never know.
It'll it will be a race from history and the
police will be told not to investigate it. But you
still you have seen here a small hole to the
dark side of politics.
Speaker 4: Well, let's let's hope and pray that. I mean, I
don't I don't know how much stock we should put
in cash Betel, but let's hope. Let's hope something does
come out of that. And like, if he if he's
even a hint of our kind of guy, which is
a hard sell I know, but if that, if he is,
if he is who he claims to be, we can
then there's there's there needs to be something that comes
out of this from the FBI.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The only final thing I will say on this story
is just expect more of us, is all say. I mean,
with the two assassination attempts on Donald Trump's life last year,
to the Luigi Maggioni incident in New York, and now
this combination with all the leftist violence throughout the weekends
of protesting that we just have over the last couple
of weeks. I mean, now, just be more prepared for
this kind of stuff. The left are getting more and
more radical and more and more violent in this country.
So watch out, keep your head on those onele out there, guys.
We have three and a half hours of this.
Speaker 5: I will also remind everyone listening that people like this
man exists in the Republican side of the deep side
of the deep state too. And you can be sure
one will be visiting Ted Cruse soon. Not for anything physical,
but there will be things discussed. You will never know,
but you will see Ted Cruz. Things about him will
be cleaned up for his failure.
Speaker 2: Yep. Absolutely.
Speaker 1: All right, gents, let's go through the super chats. Hopefully
my voice and stuffiness will carry me through it. But
we also have a couple from last week, as it
was a premiere last week because we ran into some
issues with whether and everything getting the streamcasted properly. So
from last week Mando spam for ten bucks. Looks like
I got here first in a not so sophisticated way
high from Aurora, Illinois. All right, cool, so we've got
some Illinois guys out here. Oh, Mando spam is actually
the guy said all all these actually.
Speaker 2: For ten bucks.
Speaker 1: He says was hoping to see some deportations, while we're
all hoping to see some deportations every single day. One
of the things that we can say, actually is we
were talking about this last week Donald Trump's tweet which
was a bit of a feeler out for talking about,
oh well, we need to have exemptions for our hardworking
farmers and other industries for illegal immigrants, and then immediately
walked that back a few days later and launched a
use a huge ice raid on a meat pack packing plant.
So again, one of the themes of the show today
is chimping works. Just do it strategically and do it correctly.
But chimping does absolutely work.
Speaker 4: If I had just just to extend that that super
chat a little bit more. I'm not sure if I
can independently corroborate this, but the New York Post did
a report and I think uncle uncle Jared to share
it on his Twitter account. Everyone should know what IM
talk about.
Speaker 1: When I say uncle Jared, I keep forgetting he's back
on Twitter.
Speaker 4: It's pretty wild. Yeah, if you've been on Twitter, it's
pretty wild to see him back.
Speaker 1: But not not to interrupt you, hunger, but did you
did you guys see who else came back to Twitter
over the weekend. There's like a blast from the past,
old old Stefan Malinu is back on Twitter. Yeah, and
he's tweeting up a storm.
Speaker 4: So it's twenty seventeen all over again.
Speaker 1: Yeah, really, I love to have. One of his first
tweets back was an egg carton beam. It's like this
fucking guy he's been.
Speaker 4: Watching classic But yeah, like, sorry, the New York Post
did report eight hundred thousand voluntary voluntary deportations. Eight hundred
thousand people have voluntarily deported themselves from the United States,
and like that's I mean, that's still rookie numbers.
Speaker 2: But good stuff. Damn.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is four times as many people as we've
actually deported.
Speaker 5: I gave numbers a few chums back that we need
to be deporting two million a year to make up
for the loss of the boomers. So that does put
us on track to make to keep in track with
the loss of the boomers dying off so far, it
has to keep up like that. We have to hit
hit two million by the end of the year. But
if we're at a million at June. We're actually we're
just breaking even, or we're just at the breaking even point.
Speaker 4: It has to be very successful. It's much more successful
than even I thought it would be. I mean, obviously
it's not enough. It'll never be enough until we get
like literally fifty million.
Speaker 5: But at the current rate, we will simply be where
we were when Trump took office the second time. We
won't actually undo Biden's importees. We'll just be where we
were at the point of Trump taking office in twenty
twenty five.
Speaker 2: That's all will be.
Speaker 1: Well, hopefully. If there's one person I trust in Trump's cabinet,
it is Stephen Miller, because that man hasn't opened his
mouth once on the Iran Israel conflict. And you'd think him,
of all people, given his background, would have something to
say about that, But no, this man is just autistically
dedicated to one thing, like a T one thousand. His
protocol is only to deport deport immigrants as his only job,
and my god, thank.
Speaker 5: You did he did sweet one thing about that crisis
vaguely and then shut up about it immediately for the
rest of the week.
Speaker 2: He knows, he.
Speaker 5: Knows, he knows the weather. Okay, he knows that he
is at a point where Israel is at the lowest
support in living memory. He knows that he has to
focus on this country. I mean, we all know he
doesn't believe in hyphenative Americans, thank God. But even if
he was, like, even if he felt something for Israel,
I don't think he likes Nanyahu that there are things
that make me say he's not a fan of man.
Yeah who he He obviously cares for Israel, but he's
he knows the shut up and like, this is not
the focus at this time. There is a natural crisis.
I have to fix this country first.
Speaker 1: I forget who said it, but it's definitely a contender
for tweet of the year. It actually might have been
Orn McIntyre. I think you watched this tweet, maybe you
remember cringe, But the tweet was something to the effect
of Stephen Miller has done more to combat anti Semitism
than the ad L spl all these places and God
and God.
Speaker 4: Bless him, Yeah, God bless them.
Speaker 2: Somebody in the chats at a J one thousand. Yeah,
he's literally can up recently.
Speaker 11: He will yeah, absolutely will not stop. It feels no
pain or rewards.
Speaker 2: Amazing.
Speaker 1: God, Just remember like in T two and like Robert Patrick,
would you like he would shoot the nine mill he
had or the M nine in that movie. He wouldn't
blink you know when he shock because he just wanted
to look like a machine. That's you can see those
like Gig and Chad Beabs like the people of Stephen
Miller would like his head like kind of pointing down
his eyes. That's literally him.
Speaker 2: Amazing.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, let's get back to these super
jets Mando spam again for ten bucks. The moment actual
states to split off and form their own countries, are
you creating the conditions for civil war or reunification war
later on? The idea of national divorce will never be permanent? Yeah,
I mean, this is one of those like libertarian and
anarchist ideas that I'm ashamed that I ever once thought
it was like a good idea many many years ago.
But no, like I'm okay with expanding the borders of
the United States, but.
Speaker 2: Bringing up the nation.
Speaker 1: Fuck now, I'm not surrounding even one inch of this
place to the commy menace, no way. All right, moving
on to the supertrats from this actual stream so we
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Sound Snake, Sound Snake are slipping man, unbelievable for five bucks. Hello, Sar,
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Speaker 2: Cut the cables to India?
Speaker 1: Oh man, I laugh every time. I laugh every time
at this fucking training train thing at the sound point.
Speaker 2: It's just so perfect. But you were saying hunger no cringey.
Speaker 4: That was your best meme, the fucking Pakistan underwater cables.
Speaker 2: That's one. You know what if people don't.
Speaker 1: If people aren't following curergy Twitter account, you really should
because the man makes some of like the best propaganda
on our side of.
Speaker 5: The I always have to emphasise my Twitter account is
more are arrogant and Bella Coast than I really am,
and I have to fix that.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna try to cool down now that I think
it seems that Trump, after his little luncheon with Bannon
and a few other friends, realizes that he's being played
in Iran. I think he's I don't think it's gonna happen.
Maybe we'll get a bunker buster, but I don't think
he's going to get involved. So now I'm going to
cool down. I'm gonna go back to my Stephen Miller
simping and less of my Israel Jacques CUsing.
Speaker 4: It's okay. We we love you as you are as
you are. Don't worry about that. I mean, I mean,
I mean Tucker did. Tucker did say he had a
call with Trump the day before the cruise interview.
Speaker 2: M I will say this.
Speaker 1: I mean, if we were like if we had this
stream like on Tuesdays instead of Thursdays, if we had
this two days earlier, I would be acting way way
more pissed off at Trump than I was than I
was today.
Speaker 5: I mean, you did a lot I did, and it
was extremely wise. I mean I publicly said in Twitter. Look,
I don't think this is happening, but I'm gonna chimp
out because it's important that the visuals of chimping out
over going to war again are important to punish the
GOP into even considering it. They need to be punished
because even bringing this up is punishable. I still don't
think it's gonna happen, but I will continue to chimp
out until it's pretty I mean, maybe not so much.
I think it's clear we've won this argument. But continue
chimping out. You must chimp out. You must make it
a public menace. Do you have to make the GOP feel?
Speaker 2: Oh shit?
Speaker 5: If I keep going on this route, I'm fucking twenty
twenty six.
Speaker 4: Do not chimp, Do not chimp. I'm gonna chimp, I'm
gonna chip. But just on that point again, tactical strategic chimping.
There are some things. The way you chimp is very important,
and like this is something we should really get into.
The way you chimp is very important. You never criticize
the king, No, you never never i'm ail, You never
call him Israel's bitch, you never call him zion don
This is unacceptable if you this is about influence and persuasion.
You do not influence and persuade the people on your
side by insulting them.
Speaker 1: Exactly and insulting people is what edus do. Yeah, all
you have to do is do something extremely simple, like
we did not vote for this. That's it, That's all
you have to do. No, you can be more tactful
than that, use other choice words. But just something that
could just right to the point of start what the
base wants.
Speaker 5: I always say, be scary with numbers, not with words.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm yeah, good advice.
Speaker 1: Side note, every time I look at this image, I
just think of raging Mandrel so yt Yeah, yeah, be careful, guys,
b OGC will send our attack manageil after you.
Speaker 2: So all right, here we go.
Speaker 1: Here's Solid Snake sneaking in for his super chat behind
enemy lines. So Solid Snake nineteen sixty four for eleven bucks. Evening, gents.
I'm sure we've all seen the Tucker episode by now.
Damn right we have. It's great that neo coon dispensationalist
insanity was shown for all to see. Props with Tucker
for staying composed. I'd be livid. Salute. Oh yes, very
good interview. And people haven't seen it. Go out of
your way to go and watch it. It's certainly entertaining.
I mean, sometimes some of Tucker's episodes can be a
little bit you know, I was slogged to get through,
but this one was very, very entertaining. It was pretty
much back and forth the entire time.
Speaker 4: It was Yeah, it was, it was. It was just
so funny. I mean, Cruiz was sweating on multiple occasions.
It was it was it was incredible to.
Speaker 1: Watch absolutely TK for twenty bucks. You snuck right by me, Snake,
I love. There's like a bitting war for first super Chat. Now,
as for the recent goings on, it's almost like Trump
is a room or in New York City real estate
developer in a sense of values reflects that you get,
you get the good and the bad. I mean again,
here's another thing we've been talking about, and something we've
been mentioning just from the absolute very beginning about all
this and the whole Trump cycle of everything, is you know,
under no illusions that nobody but God is coming to
save us, all right, but we will take what we
can get with this administration. There's certainly been quite a
few wins that we've gathered thus far, and with some
strategic chimping, we can continue to turn those winds into
future wins.
Speaker 2: But one of the things I.
Speaker 1: Have to stress about this, and we would talking about
this actually quite a bit on d Twitter space the
last week, essentially, is you win yourself no favors by
immediately saying on like Sunday, Donald Trump will betrayed us
and it's all over, because now you look like an
absolute retard and you have egg on your face. Like
four days later, it's like you have no room to
actually talk right now anymore. You there's no reason for
the administration to listen to you if you're going to say, okay,
well I'm jumping ship now immediately before like any action
has even really occurred. That's not strategic chimping. Don't go
after yeah, yeah, because because now it's just like, oh okay,
everyone who like wrote these giant long Twitter threads or
like Dave Smith announcing like oh I'm now disavowing Donald
Trump and stuff that that I really cared too much
about what like libertarians and stuff say. But it's just yeah, like,
don't fall for emotionalism and any of this crap. I mean,
I tweeted out like the three day rules in effect,
and Boyle boy was at a fantastic take. I mean,
just relax, people, well be smart.
Speaker 4: If you actually care about political theory and caesarism. There's
a very simple medieval rule. The king is never wrong.
He only ever has bad advisors.
Speaker 2: Very true, very true.
Speaker 1: It's just how hyeh, All right, Moving on Fritz Imperial
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of selling out America's land. Of course, like many issues,
there was a huge generational gap and divide on that one.
Of course, amazingly not all surprising at all. The young
people of America don't want their nation, their heritage, their
people to be sold out, and the boomers just can't
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I watched Zulu today. It's my Juneteenth tradition.
Speaker 4: It's a great idea I should do that.
Speaker 2: It was a good idea.
Speaker 1: I saw this amazing man. I was very proud of
this tweet earlier today. One of these guys on one
of these subways was like one of these TikTok dans,
and this guy just spartan kicks him right out of
the subway just as the doors closed, and the guy's
running after him with his shoe off.
Speaker 2: And I was just like, happy June teenth everyone, Oh, I.
Speaker 4: Think, I think, I think I shared that tweet of yours.
He was asked mad it was. It was incredible to see.
Well they probably a New York subway.
Speaker 2: Yeah, could be, could be. Well.
Speaker 1: Also, let us not forget the real reason why we
celebrate today is the Rosenbergs were executed on this day.
So that's the real reason we h it's a bank
holiday today. So moving on.
Speaker 2: Many communists experience similar Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely so, dash for five bucks. Remember, gentlemen, weather happens
chimp out whenever Trump does something bad, sing his praises
when he does something good. It seems to work more
or less as we've been saying, strategic jimping. All right,
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anytime like someone speaks, it's just one picture of the
dam It's like, mm yeah, nice to be Damn you
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nice work, Caleb for twenty bucks. Gas prices are climbing.
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Speaker 3: No lies.
Speaker 1: Detective Mando Spam is back once again for another ten
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I have not been bamboozled today. I'll admit these last
two weeks have been straining, to say the least. I mean,
that is one thing I will say. I mean we
talked about like this strategic muddying the water of foreign
policy and stuff, But I don't.
Speaker 2: Know, I just don't like it. I can't.
Speaker 1: There's no way you can tell me that this has
been like in all out one hundred percent total Trump victory.
There's there's no way there's been some people who've been
like trusted planning on this one. And I just can't
see how you could say that when like this kind
of like just schizophrenic posting all the time for the
last like two weeks. No, uh, I don't like it.
We need more direction. Yeah, Zenrath for five bucks, good
friend of the show. Of course, all that wish to
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Speaker 1: Abrico Polazo for five bucks. Plenty of videos where BB
has said the exact same line for twenty years. Oh yeah,
there's been plenty of those going around Twitter, where it's
almost like a word for word, same description of the
press conference he put out just a couple of days ago,
with the same one he put out in like two
thousand and three, and then another one in like the nineties.
It's just same shit, different day. They just have no
other script for these people. Well that's it. Let's move
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is the Thomas Pain of our era. Common sense for
the masses. On I ran seeing the Iraq playbook of
two thousand and three fail in twenty twenty five is
so satisfying. Yeah, it is nice to see that vast
majority of people are not falling for their stick anymore.
Mangoo's for five bucks, I get to hear a competent
explanation as to what Iran stands to gain from taking
the life of President Trump. It's a good point too,
you were saying.
Speaker 5: Was the last question I had a thought, and that
it went out the window once.
Speaker 2: We started doing the next system for jet.
Speaker 1: Iraq playbook not playing the same way in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like I said, support of Israel has dropped a
lot of.
Speaker 12: The fifty percentile in recent years and it's not coming
back in this generation. They have a generational pr game
to fix their massive screw up, and I think we
have to recognize that this these events are all because
one guy BB is about to go to jail and
he doesn't want to. And their entire NGO especial interest
network no longer has popular support, so they have to
compete like every other support especially interest group.
Speaker 5: They are no longer the exception to the rule. They
are just another foreign interest group now. According to from
the perspective of the youth. The youth have no special religious, cultural,
or philosophic, philosophical connection to this to this country anymore.
Despensation died out.
Speaker 2: It's worse.
Speaker 4: It's worse than that. It's it's sorry crazy, it's it's
worse than that. The youth actively are actively on the
side of hating this one nation in the Middle East
more and more as the days go by. It's only
getting worse. They don't have the time on their side.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And that's the thing.
Speaker 5: It's it's not even neutrality, it's active animosity. Now where
like there's gonna come a time within the next election
or two where having APEC money will be a negative.
You will only win if you don't have a PAC money.
And they're afraid of that day because it's coming pretty soon.
If it's not gonna be the next election, there will
be the one after that where like people will look
like they used to look up is the NRA funding you?
Or like is the UH plan parative funding you? That
was like the left right divide, it will now be
is APEC funding you? Oh, you're a foreign interest. Okay, bye,
I'm not voting for you.
Speaker 2: Bye.
Speaker 5: And parties are going to have to start dealing with
that dynamic, and the older members of those parties don't
like that because they don't know how to negotiate this,
that they don't know how to navigate these waters at all,
and like that is the situation where it should be
pressed into going forward. We can't do it in twenty
twenty six, of course, because the boomers are still significantly around,
and they're still they're no longer the largest they're not
even the largest age group anymore. Millennials took that I
think two years ago or so, and millennials are like,
they kind of they don't care about anything, but like
you're saying, the zoomers and Alpha coming up, they actively
hate this country because of the nonsense that's going on.
If Israel had just accepted but taken the l after
Iraq and just been like, oh, I guess we have
to like do good, pr be peaceful for a decade,
they could have dealt with like a generational and.
Speaker 2: On apathy.
Speaker 5: But now they have to deal with generational animosity, and
that is something that they do not know how to navigate.
Speaker 4: It's it's it's already been, it's already happening, and we've
been seeing the effect of this ever since ten to seven.
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on Iran. Well, you were talking about that quite a bit.
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let's change the subject a bit tangentially, Why did you
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Speaker 2: The one woman in the chat.
Speaker 1: Don Browning sends us a supersticker, as she does every week,
Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: It looks like.
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Speaker 5: But h I.
Speaker 1: Ran was in the top ten civilian deaths per capita
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to hate the last really, I didn't know that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, look up the Anglo Soviet invasion of Iran.
Speaker 3: Really interesting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, literally, a joint invasion of Iran by the British
and the Soviet Union.
Speaker 2: Huh interesting. I know about that.
Speaker 4: That's why the Teyran conference was in nineteen forty two.
Speaker 2: Interesting, all right.
Speaker 1: Thomas Wayne Riley for five bucks salute from New Mexico
and the regulators of the Rio Grand. Yes, indeed, our
new chapter in New Mexico is up and running. I'm
really passionate about this, but I need two superchats for it. Well,
there you go. So that's your first super chat. So
there you go. If you guys are in New Mexico,
there's a chapter now spung up right now that you
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been to, but I do actually plan to at least
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so I'll be able to put some boots down in
New Mexico for a bit see what it's all like. Also,
I will send up the bat symbol one more time
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Thomas Wayne Riley again for fifteen bucks. Maybe selling all
of our public lane gives the Feds thirty seven trillion
so there's no more deficit. Washington's gonna spend less. They'll
be right back to thirty trillion in debt and under
a decade in normal public land.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, I remember Charlemagne poised this mental experiment. Last week
we were talking about libertarians. You know, just let's just
say that we did absolutely nothing for the rest of
the administration except cut all government spending and just put
it all into paying off the national debt. And then
four years from now Democrat comes back in or right
back to deficits spending again, and we've accomplished nothing. So
it's like, you know, list of priorities right here. Okay,
I mean, yeah, we've got a bullet wound in our shoulder,
But how about the big, giant, gaping, you know, shotgun
blast we've taken in our chest.
Speaker 2: Maybe we should address that first.
Speaker 4: And America in default is infinite superior to America with
one hundred million more browns.
Speaker 2: Very true.
Speaker 1: John Marraduke for twenty five bucks caught the stream late,
so I'm catching up. But it is worth mentioning that
the US is not ready for any real war. Very true.
Russia has been firing three times the shells and the
day that we make in a month.
Speaker 2: Is that true? Yeah, they're they're yeah, wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's been that's been true since the beginning of
the Ukraine War.
Speaker 2: Damn wow, America does not make.
Speaker 4: America does not make that many muditions. I mean three
times is a little conservative, to be honest.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: Interesting. I know Charlotte was talking recently. You guys are
gonna do another one of your Ukraine updates streams pretty soon.
And I always find those very informative. As a guy
who's not watching the everyday goings on of that war,
it is nice to know that there are people in
our thing who that is their thing. So those ones
are always ones I look forward to, so be able
to look out for that.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 1: Let's see dash for two bucks charge foreigners five hundred
bucks for entry to parks.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. I was talking about this last.
Speaker 1: Year, and this is one hundred percent should be done
safe people like Disney World, all these other places, they
just used to be perks of being an American and
now they've just been opened up to globalism. I couldn't
believe when I was driving around the country last year.
And I've talked about this before when I was either
in places like Erie, Pennsylvania, or Mammoth Cave National Park,
or Mackinaw Island up in northern Michigan, or you know,
the middle of Missouri. Just no matter where I was
last year, is just infested with foreigners. Like, how how
could this be allowed? How are these people here? I mean,
people will know this that I was gone for a
couple of weeks. I was out in Africa on safari,
and I took some time, and I went to a
couple of national parks when I was there as well,
when I wasn't just hunting, and they charge foreigners out
the ass to enter these national parks, and Americas just
don't do that. It's bullshit. We should be charging these
people exuberant amounts of money to enter our public plans.
This is supposed to be Just imagine like walking down
one of the tunnels in Mammoth Cave and you just
see this light and it's one of these trains. It
just takes out all the cheets are there.
Speaker 4: If you is so concerned about the national debt, yeah,
quadruple the prices for foreigners.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 1: Tax on remittant says now. One thing I will constantly
be shouting out James Kirkpatrick for because he tweets out
tax on remittant says pretty much daily at this point,
so good for him.
Speaker 4: It's me magic. I mean, it's me magic. It's in
the big beautiful bill as far as I'm aware.
Speaker 2: I mean it's three and a half. It's not enough,
but it's.
Speaker 4: Just the door is open. That that was That would not
have happened with James Kirkpatrick on Twitter list.
Speaker 5: You want you just create the avenue of income. It's
like the It's like the income text. It starts small
and greedy will inevitably raise that up. You just have
to get through the door and time will do the work.
Speaker 1: Alrighty seasider for ten bucks. Been listening to the Drive
soundtrack all this week. Can't figure out why, Hm hmm. Well,
that assassin had like the mask from a drive on right,
that was.
Speaker 2: The I think he was wearing. I think he was.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I was wearing a breaking bad basket.
Speaker 2: I will I will say this. I mean he espentually drive.
Speaker 1: The only thing that stuck in my mind is the
excellent opening soundtrack and theme song for Cap and Michael
Pole's Drivetime movie Night I mean that thing is just pure.
You know, Michael pulled an amazing job on that show's intro.
So I want you to go watch a drivetime movie night.
You have a good time over there. Balero three nine
three for ten bucks. Shout out to Madison Grants for
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ted cruiser, Bill Mitchell.
Speaker 2: Oh it's got to be Bill Mitchell.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, yeah, he was.
Speaker 2: He was really really bad.
Speaker 1: He's like, just think what would happen to the United
States if we didn't support Israel. God would just smite
us down.
Speaker 4: What.
Speaker 1: I hate this dispensationalism theology so much, And really I
didn't run into any of this kind of stuff literally
at all until it became politically aware on our side
of Twitter, because like, dude, like I was born Orthodox
and Catholic. It's like we didn't deal with any of
this kind of weird shit in either of those two things.
So it was just so bizarre to me seeing everyone
talk about, like our whole job as Americans and as
Christians is just to defend the nation of what the
fuck people? But apparently this is just a huge part
of a lot of sex of America. Christianity.
Speaker 2: Just remember that.
Speaker 5: It's it's basically just the Christian version of what the
Mullahs are in Iran. It's an apocalyptic cult. It should
have no political power. It is garbage theology. But that's
for that's for another time. And again, it just it
just makes you a slave. It's it's a it's literally
a slave religion. Not Christianity, not not Christianity, just a dispensationalism.
Although I know a lot of people, a lot of
people will want to say it's it's all Christians, but no, no,
it's it's just this this group, this group is a
natural slave cast that wants to bottle their masters. And
it's it's not anti Semitism. It could be any other
Holy people. The Mormons have a similar problem with their
own things. There are other versions of this for other
people groups, and it's just as bad theology. So hold
hold your hold your horses at the antist Semitism just
happens to be that. This is again, this is serving Israel.
It could serve any number of ridiculous nonsense things that
are in the Bible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I really I really just did not know that
this stuff was like even a thing until I came
on our side of things. It was just really, really
bizarre to me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean you got you got you guys on
my background, you know, Middle East Christian it's like the.
Speaker 10: The idea of the Yeah, and you're part of the world. Yeah, No,
I don't well, I don't know this.
Speaker 5: Yeah, are you telling me that you a Lebanese Christian?
One of the oldest Christian churches in the world don't
believe in the ultra true based Christian dispensationless.
Speaker 4: What imagine money?
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean, you mean the.
Speaker 5: Oldest Christian communities don't believe in this nonsense, this made
up nonsense.
Speaker 4: Not even no believe in this nonsense. This is a
now at them up And if you know your theology,
that's a very important term.
Speaker 1: Yeah, alrighty, last couple ones and then we'll get out
of here. Machiavelli sucks. Being white is great. I always
want to say to go because he was one of
the prolific super chatters on a stream for years and
years and years. Then he changed his name. Yeah, yeah,
he spent around a long time, long long time. So
for five Bucks plan of the apes day. Yeah, there
you go, airmig discourse for five bucks late today had
to celebrate with my thirty five half black sons, of
whom I pay zero child support. OGC Tel Aviv Tunnels
survives despite irany and strikes. I still can't believe that
that was a thing like that. That was the thing
that started last year off was you know, it's like
a week into twenty twenty four, but a year or
what if?
Speaker 10: Wow, huh, you can't meet these people enough. Really, they
are just meet themselves. And our final super chat of
the night comes from our own good friend Capital Lisimo
for five bucks Drivetime Movie Night mentioned. Yes, yes, indeed
Drivetime Movie Night was indeed mentioned.
Speaker 1: So shout out to Cap, shout out to Michael bole
go watch their show and hopefully I can return to
be a guest once again at some point in your future,
because boy did I have a blast joining those two guys.
I intentionally went into the show completely blind. I'd heard
so many people went on it had such a good time.
I was like, no, I just I can't know what
I'm getting into. And so when I when I actually
showed up, it was very, very fun. So definitely watch
they got they got something special going on. So all right,
that is it for the show this week. Cringewalker, What
do you have to promote?
Speaker 10: Sir? Uh?
Speaker 5: I am writing a lot of substacks, all of them
are I have. At this point, I have as many
drests as I have published articles, so I have to
start like getting these out. But that's my substack dot
subsect dot com or il templars dot subsec dot com.
Speaker 2: Either one works.
Speaker 5: I don't really encourage people to follow my Twitter. It's
it's mostly just rambling. But occasionally I have a good
base take or a cartoon people like I think I've
said the the Benjamin Nahou won with the two knives
didn't didn't take off.
Speaker 2: I'm very sad that was fun.
Speaker 5: I drew that on off time, but I don't even
know who the you two saw it. I'll send to
you if you want.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So that's that's me.
Speaker 1: All right, perfect, go check that out. And Hunger, what
do you have to promote, sir?
Speaker 4: No, you can just follow me on Twitter at Hungered
d y e. Speaking of that Iran series I've mentioned
a few times. Our next episode will be next Saturday,
June twenty eighth. That'll be part four of our Iran series.
We finally got up to the late seventeen hundreds, but
you know, maybe two or two more episodes, we'll finally
get to the Islamic Revolution, or at least the lead
up to the Islamic Revolution. If you're interested in the
history of Iran. And we and we love all our
super chatters, but I am very disappointed in the lack
of gold.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there wasn't any gold.
Speaker 4: You gotta pump those numbers up.
Speaker 2: I do have to.
Speaker 1: Laugh, how Yeah, you're mentioning your series that you're doing
with Hitman Hunger. It reminds me of any time Pete
does a series with Thomas, like, oh, this is gonna
be our last episode.
Speaker 10: Four episodes later. Many of those cases, eventually we're going
to get to the conclusion. Yeah, but they're all worth it.
They're all worth it, exactly.
Speaker 1: It's like, well, we'll get there when we get there,
all right. Listen, this isn't classic cable TV here, all right,
or we're just restricted to one hour. Well, we'll get
there when we get there, all right. For myself, I
will be back at the Southern Command next week, so
regular schedule. Programming will start up once again then, so
it will probably look for me appearing on outside channels
once again, such as the Rule zero Gang and Post
zero and everything like that. I'm actually overdue to host
a Rule zero episode, so I might do that next weekend,
but be on the lookout for some very very interesting
stuff coming from the OGC channel in a few weeks time.
We will make a huge announcement next week, so be
ready for that. But we will be here next week
for another episode of Pony Express Radio. We'll see how
you guys then,