the bases of these countries, not just American bases, but the bases that belong to the armed forces of these countries, they use their airspace, their land, their territorial waters to assault Iran. So, these countries are part of the war.
0:13Yet, Jimmy, although Iran did a lot of damage to these countries, it was only in retaliation. In other words, when Iranian infrastructure, civilian infrastructure was struck, Iran would strike at the Israeli regime and these countries by striking their civilian infrastructure, as well, to to to prevent to to in order to prevent the United States from pushing this further.
0:41But, you know, the interesting thing is that Iran lost 3,500 people in the war.
0:46And despite the massive destruction across these five regimes in the Persian Gulf, these US proxies, they collectively, I've searched on Deep Seek, collectively, they say roughly 20 people were killed by the by these Iranian missiles and drones.
1:05So, the conclusion is that the Iranians were not were never targeting civilians.
1:10They were never targeting civilian infrastructure. Yet, we had just that in one strike, the American armed forces murdered 168 kids on day one and on the in the first wave of the strikes, which in my opinion was intentional. Because I've been in war. And on the first day of any major operation, all the targets are very carefully vetted. They've they're vetted for weeks, if not months.
1:37And in subsequent days, targets become more difficult because there's so many changes taking place, but on day one, usually those first targets, they want that maximum effect. And so, they are carefully carefully vetted. And so, the first place that was bombed with multiple missiles was the school in in the south of Iran. But in any case, very few people in these countries were were attacked. And the only reason why were killed. And the only reason why Iran struck infrastructure in these countries was in retaliation and in order to prevent the United States and the Israeli regime from continuing
2:16attacks on Iranian civilian infrastructure. So, if the United States restarts the war and the Israeli regime the United States together they restart this war, and they do what Trump threatens to do, and that is to obliterate Iran, to take Iran back to the Stone Age, to wipe out the Iranian civilization. He's used all of these terms on different occasions.
2:42That would mean destroying Iran's critical infrastructure as he has said himself, Iran's electrical power plants and so on.
2:50Iran's deterrent is to say we're going to do the same.
2:55Only in response.
2:57If they do that, then the Iranians will destroy their critical infrastructure.
3:02And I don't know if you've been to any of these countries in the Persian Gulf, these Arab regimes in the summer, hot, very hot, very humid, intolerable.
3:13Unless you have a you know, electricity and and very good cooling systems.
3:19If Iran strikes those crit- that their critical infrastructure, people will have to leave. These regimes will collapse. Whether it's the Emirates or Kuwait or Bahrain or the Saudis or or or Qatar. They'll all collapse and people will immediately have to get in their cars, cross it desert, go into Oman, go into Iraq, go somewhere. But these these regimes would fall apart.
3:42But that is not what Iran wants. Iran did not start this war. It did not start last year's war. We're almost on the anniversary of that war. And Iran is the of of these countries in fact. This is the third time that these countries have actively worked against Iran. In 1980 when the US encouraged Saddam to invade Iraq Saddam to invade Iran and the West gave him chemical weapons.
4:06These five family These five family regimes in the Persian Gulf, these Arab regimes, they gave Saddam Hussein hundreds of billions of dollars to kill Iranians.
4:16And in last year when the Israelis and Americans launched the war American bases in these countries were used to help the Israeli regime. And of course in this war they were more uh openly a part of this war. So Iran has many grievances, but Iran has never initiated war against them.
4:33>> And so um it's been was reported on this show on Monday uh by Larry Johnson and Pepe Escobar has since also reported that Iran now has multiple nuclear weapons.
4:47Can you Can you confirm that? Do people in Iran know that they have nuclear weapons?
4:53>> Well, in general I believe that uh Larry Johnson and Pepe Escobar are very credible people and they are personal friends and uh people I've been with both of them. Uh I have no evidence of this personally.
5:10Uh the Iranian position on weapons of mass destruction first became clear in the 1980s when Saddam Hussein was using those chemical weapons that the West gave him, especially the Germans.
5:21And these Arab regimes were funding the program.
5:25Um back then the West prevented Iran from even purchasing gas masks.
5:31And uh in order to help Saddam gas people.
5:34And uh so you know these these monstrous This monstrous behavior didn't begin with Trump.
5:41Um but uh back then leaders in Iran went to Ayatollah Khomeini, the the founder of the revolution, the first leader, and said, "We need to produce chemical weapons." And he said, "No. They're immoral, and you cannot produce them.
5:56You just have to deal with what is what is going on. You have to defend yourselves against chemical weapons and use conventional weapons."
6:05So, Iran never produced chemical weapons.
6:07When Ayatollah Khamenei, the the the was martyred 3 months ago, became leader, he gave a fatwa against chemical weapons, against nuclear weapons.
6:18And so, Iran has not developed nuclear weapons.
6:21And uh you see Iranian figures like the former chair of the Supreme National Security Council, who was murdered in this war, as well as the former foreign minister, uh Dr. Kharrazi, who was also murdered in this war. Both of them said that Iran could have developed nuclear weapons many years ago. Iran has that ability.
6:41But it has chosen not to do so.
6:43And unless there is an existential threat to the survival of the nation, uh under those circumstances, would Iran change its nuclear posture.
6:55I don't see at the moment an existential threat to the nation's survival, and I don't see this narrative in the public discourse.
7:06Having said that, most Iranians want nuclear weapons. Uh uh before the last year's war, the 12-day war, it was half and half, even though like government officials and people in in power and the leaders of the country were speaking out against nuclear weapons, it was sort of half and half.
7:25Half people wanted them, half were opposed to them. After the 12-day war, I've seen polls where the majority want nuclear weapons. I haven't seen polls during the last 3 months. I would be surprised if that majority hasn't grown.
7:39Because I I my own anecdotal experience is on the streets of Tehran people come up to me is that they want nuclear weapons. But I don't see any sign that the state, the government has changed its policy or there's any new fatwa. So, at the moment I believe that nothing has changed, but at the same time I I I would always advise people to watch Larry Johnson. I watch his interviews and Pepe Escobar, too. Both very intelligent and knowledgeable people.
8:12And quite funny.
8:13>> Yes, very much. So, there is there are reports that Trump is finally laid down the law to Benjamin Netanyahu.
8:22And well, before I get to that, let me So, uh uh Iran um right now I I don't doesn't really need a a peace deal with the United States in a sense because in a sense they've already won the this war. Now they have control of the strait and um but they also have they also want uh tied into any peace deal uh uh they're demanding that Israel uh stop slaughtering people in Lebanon and Gaza, right? And so um what what do you think the chances of that? So, that does I don't think cuz if Benjamin Netanyahu stops doing that, if he stops the war in Lebanon uh then he's going to be prosecuted and he's probably going to go to prison in
9:11Israel, right? So, the only reason he's not in prison right now is because he got these wars going.
9:16And uh so, he knows cuz if I know, he knows that if that that's going to happen to him. So, um do you think uh Trump will be able to get Well, here's what the the the Do you think Trump will be able to get them to stop uh Benjamin Netanyahu to stop the war in Lebanon and to stop slaughtering people in Gaza? and do you think Iran will keep that as a a definite a prerequisite for any kind of deal?
9:46>> Iran will definitely keep that as a as a as a as a a condition that must be met for any deal. That is 100% for certain.
9:59The Israeli regime must end the war and go back to where it was before the war began uh 3 4 months ago and the the killing must stop in Gaza.
10:09And the ceasefire must be uh implemented. Even though Iran believes that the ceasefire in Gaza was unjust and regional countries the the leaders they went to Egypt uh the leader of Jordan uh Turkey uh these regimes in the Persian Gulf and others they went there basically and whitewashed Trump's crimes and um and they they supported his ceasefire which was which was not a ceasefire. Since that ceasefire a thousand almost a thousand Palestinians have been slaughtered.
10:42So but the Iranians are demanding an end to the war in Lebanon and a a real ceasefire in Gaza. That that won't change.
10:53With regards to US the US and Israel I don't think that the there's any di- there's any division between Trump and Netanyahu.
11:02And I think that you're absolutely correct that Netanyahu needs war to stay out of jail.
11:08Um and and of course Axios which has zero credibility and lies a lot and and just last year about around this time it was saying that uh Trump and Netanyahu have the differences Trump wants to give negotiations a chance and Netanyahu wants war and then immediately afterwards we had the war. We're almost on the anniversary of that war like in the 10 days or so.
11:30And Axios back then reported this, too.
11:33So, there's a lot of Axios does lies, and it also helps people in the White House to place bets on the on the market and on the price of oil.
11:45They point they put out claims that we're we're on the verge of some deal, which was all fake, and then you saw the price of oil go down and the markets go up, and people were making a lot of money, people around Trump. So, Axios has zero credibility. But in in this particular uh issue that you raised about Trump what Trump allegedly said about Netanyahu.
12:10Whatever the intentions were, first of all, I don't think it changes US Israeli relations, and we're already seeing that uh the US and Israeli armed forces are being merged together as we speak, or moves are being made to do it. Uh but um but perhaps that quote, which was whether it's true or or not, was put into Axios was put there by influential people in Washington, maybe because they want to get rid of Netanyahu.
12:42This is just personal speculation.
12:44Because I think that maybe people in the White House who are Israeli firsters and the the Zionist lobby, they I think that maybe some of them are thinking that Netanyahu is destroying the Israeli regime. And I think he is destroying the Israeli regime because the world has turned against turned against this genocidal regime.
13:05And so, when in the United States uh 60% of Americans have a unfavorable view of the Israelis, and it's mostly young people. And when uh young Jews are turning against the Israeli regime, despite not only the propaganda of the state, but also the Jewish leadership in the in the community, their propaganda, when you see young Jews saying like half of young Jews now I think are below the age of 35 are saying that Palestinians and Jews should live life side live live side by side in peace in Palestine.
13:41That is basically an anti-Zionist position.
13:44So I think there are many Israeli firsters who are saying that Israel is in danger because everyone's turning against it. And maybe maybe because elections in Israel are close, they would like to weaken Netanyahu and then have someone else take his place who's just as genocidal, but they could try to create a new image for him and blame Netanyahu for all the crimes, even though as I said these people would be just as genocidal.
14:12I think that this may be one reason why this tweet was put this um Axios put this out because this has damaged Netanyahu a lot in the Jewish um sorry, the Hebrew media media uh he's being attacked not just by his opponents, his political opponents, but also by his political allies.
14:34So I think some damage has been done to him. And his but I may be wrong. This is just speculation on my view.
14:42>> So it isn't it true that his opponents in the election are actually more hawkish on Lebanon and they're actually pushing him to do more strikes uh quicker and bigger?
14:55>> Yes, yes. They're They're just as genocidal. I mean it's a unfortunately it's a genocidal society.
15:02And uh you know, one of the things that Israel did during the war against Iran is that they bombed a synagogue.
15:09In Tehran, they completely demolished a synagogue. Why?
15:13Because it's not a Zionist synagogue.
15:16And uh so the real enemies of Judaism uh are are the Zionists. The real enemies of Christianity are the Zionist Christians. And the real enemies of Islam are the Takfiri Wahhabis and, you know, these Salafist terrorists that have always been working for Western intelligence agencies. I mean, the Saudis and the Qataris and the others and and intelligence, the intelligence agency in Turkey and others in in Jordan, they've been funding them, but they never attack Israel. And as we speak, like the ISIS and Al-Qaeda government in Syria, they're helping with the siege on Lebanon against Hezbollah, against the resistance. So,
15:56you have a proxy government in Beirut that the Americans and and the Saudis and others installed that will not allow the refugees in southern Lebanon to go to different parts of Lebanon. I don't know if you know this.
16:08>> No, I didn't.
16:09>> The refugees, like over a million refugees, they've left the south and they will not, the prime minister, the president and others will not allow them into different parts of Lebanon.
16:21They say, "You're not allowed in these areas." It's their own country, but they prevent them. And they prevent aid from Iran and Iraq to go there. Like, my friends have tried to get out to get some money to for people to give some money so that they can send it to Lebanon, they're blocking all aid. The Lebanese government is doing this. So, the ISIS and Al-Qaeda government in Syria is helping Israel. The Lebanese government is working against the resistance. The Israeli regime is carrying out a genocidal attack and we are being prevented from even giving humanitarian aid.
16:53But in any case, ISIS and Al-Qaeda is just as anti-Islamic as Zionism is anti-Jewish and Zionism is anti-Christian.
17:05>> Um, why would Lebanon be doing do Why would the government of Lebanon So, it's almost like they're in they're in collusion with the people attacking them. Is that what Is that what I'm Is that what I'm hearing you say?
17:19>> Yes, that's exactly what they're doing.
17:23>> Well, I Can you explain that? Why would that Why would they be in collusion with people attacking their own country? I don't understand this.
17:30>> Well, we we There's a lot of that going on in in in our region because almost all of the countries in our region are in the US camp and they're mostly proxies of the United States. Some may have a bit more independence like in Turkey, some less independent, but they're all in the American camp and the Americans with the help of Saudi Arabia and others installed the current president and the prime minister.
18:00And they they've been carrying out peace negotiations with Israeli regime, which is against the constitution of the country.
18:08And which is a huge concession to the regime as it's killing people in southern Lebanon.
18:14And they're basically obedient to the United States. They were put in place put in power by the Americans and they will pursue American policies.
18:23And so you western NGOs in Lebanon, which have a lot of funding, they promote and the western embassies they promote these positions not allowing and so it's is the same is true with those who are funded by Saudi Arabia and Qatar and the others in in the Persian Gulf these best spots that are in the American camp. They're all against the people who support the resistance.
18:48So they're preventing aid from getting in. They're preventing them from moving to different parts of Lebanon as refugees.
18:56And it's basically because they And they're preventing us from sending aid. Why?
19:02Because they wanted to crush the resistance. They want to humiliate them.
19:06They want to bring them to their knees because that's what empire wants. That's what empire demands.
19:12>> Wow.
19:14Um So, it's >> I mean, Jimmy, let's just go back to Yemen. Remember when the Saudis and the Emiratis waged that genocidal war in Yemen. What they were doing to Yemen is not all that different to what was going on in Gaza and in Lebanon.
19:29All these regimes in our region were supporting this.
19:33They all supported the Saudis and Emiratis. The West were giving They sent advisers. They were giving uh weapons, uh they were ammunition so that the Saudis could wipe them out. I remember that a uh US a former a a former US official said that uh someone who became critical. He said that I was actually on the ship in the Red Sea on American naval ship. And they stopped a boat that was taking medicine, like smuggling medicine into Yemen.
20:06And they went and dumped all that medicine into the sea. That was during the genocidal war against Yemen.
20:12All these countries were supported supporting the Saudis and the Emiratis, including the Qatar and Turkey, but later on Qatar and Turkey split from the Saudis when the Saudis and Emiratis imposed that siege on Qatar.
20:25So, this is not you.
20:27The None of these countries helped the people of Gaza. None of them gave a single bullet to the people of Gaza to defend themselves.
20:36Uh Turkey and the the the regime in Azerbaijan um it's sells cheap oil to uh Israel. Turkey under Erdogan transports that oil to Israel. Even now when there's a world global shortage, they're sending their oil.
20:52Uh Sisi, the Egyptian government, buys gas from the Israeli regime. The Jordanian government does trade and collaborates with intelligence. Syria, huge part of their the country is now occupied. They won't lift a finger to end the occupation and they're actually collaborating against the resistance in Lebanon.
21:11And in the Persian Gulf, we saw how they assisted the United States in invading Iran.
21:17They are part of the aggression against against the country.
21:20So, you know, the the empire is on the decline.
21:25But, uh its power has always been very quite immense.
21:29>> So, Turkey is still set So, I mean, I'm sure you've heard people from Naftali Bennett to, you know, former spy Everybody's saying that the next war for Israel and the greater Israel project is going to be with Turkey.
21:43And so, isn't Turkey aware of this? Why why would they still be >> Well, you know, Jimmy, there are many questions in on in this world that I I'd love to have the real answers to. I have my own views, but you know, uh Tucker Carlson, you saw his interview with the US ambassador to Israel.
22:05>> And in that interview, the ambassador said if the Israelis take the entire region, that's fine.
22:13That includes parts of Turkey, that includes all of Syria, that includes Lebanon, that includes Jordan, that includes part of parts of Iraq, that includes major parts of Saudi Arabia.
22:23That includes parts of Egypt.
22:24>> Egypt.
22:25>> What did these governments do?
22:27What did they say?
22:28Nothing. They just wrote a a joint communique saying this is, you know, they condemned this. That's it?
22:35That is the real policy of the United States. That is the policy of European governments. The unofficial policy.
22:42Greater Israel. And that's why they're allowing for the the slaughter in Gaza, the ethnic cleansing in the West Bank. I mean, European diplomats just today, they've been tweeting about European diplomats in Israel have been tweeting about participating, I think, in uh uh uh uh pride What's it called? Pride parade >> gay pride parade gay pride parade and but they don't tweet about Gaza.
23:09They don't tweet about ethnic cleansing in the West Bank.
23:13You know So, this is the world that we live in.
23:17This is you >> So, what is So, what is the stranglehold that Israel seems to have on you know European governments? I know the United States they have uh you know with the it's it's referred to as a Zionist occupied government which because it is and they say that's anti-Semitic to say that because it's anti-Semitic to say a fact.
23:37And uh but that's a fact and they and they brag about it uh but if you say it that then you're considered an anti-Semite. What do you think is the like the UK just uh denied uh entrance by uh Cenk Uygur and Hasan to go and speak there to Americans. Uh and that was at the behest of Israel and so what is the stranglehold they have? Uh they're they're all country of what? 9 million Jews? How how do they have this kind of power?
24:08>> You know, I I think that I I don't want to you know just say Jeff the Jeff in the Epstein files. Uh I think it's there many Epsteins out there. But all of these princes and kings and their families they spend much of their their life in the West. Their kids go to school there.
24:28They go to university there. They have investments there. I'm sure there's a lot of dirt that they have on these people. Uh and and if you want to get into power in in many instances, you have to be you have to be compromised.
24:42I'm sure.
24:44So, part of it is that. Part of it is just you know they see these people see their interests in being with the United States because their personal interests override their nation's interests. I mean, look at the war against Iran.
24:57Why did these five countries participate in this war? Why did they facilitate US aggression against Iran? What benefit Maybe at the beginning of the war, they thought that the Americans would be defeat Iran in three or four days, and then uh Iran would be wiped out and destroyed. But then after a week or two, when they saw that the United States was failing, and then after the ceasefire, you'd think that they would say, "Okay, the United States should leave. We do not want any more US bases. We're not going to allow our territory to be used against Iran." Why? Because if this war breaks out, and if this another wave of
25:33violence breaks out, our regimes will collapse.
25:37But are they willing to take that position? No, because they're compromised. Because they don't have the autonomy to take a stance against the Israeli regime. I think that the degree is a problem in Turkey for different reasons, in Jordan for many reasons.
25:55The United States has had control over, and before the United States, the British and French had so much control over this region for so long that they they they're they have they have a lot of say over what the elites do.
26:10But I believe that this is coming to an end. I don't think this is this can last much longer because the whole system is falling apart.
26:19And the Israeli regime is now despised across the region and across the world.
26:24These uh despots and dictators in this region that have been assisting the US empire severely weakened after their indifference to the plight of the Palestinians, but also the damage that has been done to them during the the war against Iran. I I don't think that the current status quo is sustainable for very long.
26:45>> Yeah, I mean, the people have certainly turned against Israel uh around the world. It's the governments that are still controlled.
26:53Um, so, uh, you say ISIS and Al-Qaeda are enemies of Islam. And so, everybody here in the West thinks that they're, you know, the defenders of Islam and they follow Islam. What can you explain that to me?
27:10>> Of course, they're they I mean, Trump himself, when he was campaigning for his first presidency, once said this the quiet part out loud. He said that um, that, uh, you know, that that Obama created ISIS and and Al-Qaeda.
27:27And he did. If you First of all, as you know, the 2000 and 2012 email, February the 12th, or very early on in Syria, uh, the email by Jake Sullivan uh, to Hillary Clinton, who was the Secretary of State back then, that I Al-Qaeda's on our side in in Syria.
27:46Well, that was a decade after 9/11. That was 10 years after 9/11.
27:51Not 50 years, not 100 years. Like, someone who'd seen what was happening on 9/11, let's say at the age of 20, he'd be 30.
28:01And now the United States is is on the same side as Al-Qaeda.
28:05And then there's a US Defense Intelligence Agency document of 2012 that and, uh, back then Michael Flynn was the head of that agency, the biggest military uh, intelligence agency in the world.
28:20In that, they said allies in the region were trying to create a Salafist entity between Syria and Iraq to isolate the Syrian government.
28:32Later on, General Flynn, on a on Al Jazeera, said that it was US policy to support it.
28:39Obama supported this. So, who who was that Salafist entity? It was ISIS.
28:45So, the United States and and this and you know, we had um uh the US Secretary of State after Clinton, uh Kerry, in a leaked audio uh to the so-called Syrian opposition activists at the UN building. I think he said that the United States allowed ISIS advance on Damascus.
29:06So, the relationship between ISIS, which was funded by these very same Arab dictatorships in the Persian Gulf, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the others.
29:15And the the the ideology was first funded during Afghanistan. I mean, in in the Jimmy Carter uh his na- um his uh national security advisor uh at that time.
29:32>> Zbigniew Brzezinski?
29:34>> Brzezinski, he uh they agreed to fund the so-called Mujahideen in uh against the government in Afghanistan in order to encourage the Soviet Union to invade.
29:46Many people think that the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan and then the US funded these groups. No, it was the other way around. And they did it, and Brzezinski said this openly, to encourage the Soviet Union to invade in order to create a Vietnam for the So, they sacrificed the people of Afghanistan to get revenge on to hurt the Soviet Union.
30:08And they began funding these extremist groups.
30:12And the first books that were published with this extremist Takfiri ideology they were published in the United States.
30:21Not in Saudi Arabia or They were published at um Oh, gosh.
30:28Uh uh Ne- Nebraska Omaha University Press.
30:34Uh you your your colleagues can look it up right now.
30:37They published these books for school children in on the border of Afghanistan and Pakistan so that these kids would grow up with you know with this Takfiri hatred for for Russian soldiers, for Soviet soldiers. But this you know extremist Wahhabi ideology which came from Saudi Arabia. So the Saudis and and these regimes were funding it both for for the sake of the Soviet Union but also because of Iran because they wanted because they they wanted to prevent the revolution from spreading. So their their purpose was to create hatred between different sects to create sectarian divides as they continue to do
31:15with less effect nowadays.
31:18So this extremism was something that the empire deployed from the very beginning and they've been using it ever since just like the contras in against Nicaragua just as the neo-Nazis or the fascists in Ukraine and Zionists of course being the most important of them all whether Christian or Jewish they use the worst of the worst to get what they want and then throughout the empire.
31:48>> Um Yeah I I Yes, we had predicted on the show back in 20 17 that if Assad gets if everything works out for the United States and they get rid of Assad that Al-Qaeda will take over and now we have the former head chief head chopper of ISIS in charge of it and he puts on a blue suit goes to Downing Street and he comes to the White House and everybody as we still have a pretend war on terror. This is this is hilarious. Um Let me let me just I was listening to um Colonel Wilkerson and Judge Napolitano and they were talking about the negotiations between Iran and the United States and it seems crazy to me. Let me
32:30see if I can find that video.
32:31>> not diplomacy. It's nonsense and it's the kind of nonsense that people like Dick Cheney and in this case do in order to stop diplomacy and not to have it be effective.
32:43>> How is So So what he's what what I take it he's saying that the the people negotiating or who weren't negotiating with Iran like they didn't really want diplomacy to work. Is that is that what you hear when you when you hear that?
32:59>> Yeah, why would they? And of course he's a very credible person. He He was uh in in knows a very decent person and I I mean he's one of the people who people should be listening to. But um you know, when before the war last year, I mean let's go back to the nuclear deal. When we had the nuclear 15 and the nuclear deal in 2015 the Iranians carried out all of their obligations. The United States under Obama, this is not Trump, did not.
33:27And they cheated Iran. So Iran did everything it was supposed to do and the Americans didn't. So from the back of then the American government was cheating Iran.
33:36Then comes Trump. He tears up the deal, of course.
33:39But then Trump in this he murders General Soleimani as General Soleimani was going he he traveled to Baghdad to to see the Prime Minister to talk about rapprochement between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
33:54The Saudis had sent a letter to the Iraqi Prime Minister. The Iraqi Prime Minister invited General Soleimani. He went there. In Baghdad Airport the Americans and Israelis because Netanyahu and Trump were supposed to do this together to murder General Soleimani.
34:08And Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, the Iraqi leader of the resistance against ISIS and al-Qaeda.
34:14And then at the last moment Netanyahu pulls back and Trump does it himself.
34:19So he murders General Soleimani. Why?
34:21Because they didn't want rapprochement between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
34:26So that happened. Then in this administration last year at about this time, we were have we had negotiations with the United States.
34:36But, but Trump was secretly conspiring to start a war against Iran. So, the negotiations were fake.
34:43And then, before this war, the second war, 3 months ago, the Iranians were also negotiating with the United States.
34:52And the And the mediator, the Omani foreign minister, said progress was made. And he went to Washington state to say, "Look, a lot of progress was made."
35:00But, they attacked Iran.
35:02So, why should the Iranians trust the United States? The only reason The only way that the Iranians are going to agree to anything with Trump is if the United States is forced to carry out his side of the bargain first.
35:18>> And >> So, if the United States hands over uh half of Iranian stolen assets at the beginning, if the United States lifts the siege on Iranian ports, and stops the slaughter in Pal- in Palestine, Gaza, and in Lebanon, and forces the Israelis to retreat, then the Iranians will also carry out their side of the bargain. This time around, the Iranians are not going to be cheated like before, and just talk, and then be cheated. This time, the Iranians are saying, "If you And that is one reason why uh so far, Trump has not been serious at the negotiating table." The The The hope in Iran is that, because of the economic
35:58crisis that is looming, Trump will ultimately agree to some sort of deal. But, no one knows, because it's Trump.
36:05One day, he'll say something. The next day, he'll something He'll say something else. One minute, he says something. The next minute, he says something else. He may agree to a deal, and then the next day take a completely different position.
36:18So, when you have someone like that in power, and who is so ruthless that he slaughters people, and he supports genocide, then the chances for a for a deal and let alone a successful deal are not very high.
36:32>> Well, United States is burning through the reserves of oil and it's going to be out in a few weeks and there's already been news reports that California will be out of oil and gas in a couple weeks. And so they say, you know, I've heard many credible people predict gas prices to shoot to $10 a gallon here in the United States.
36:54Which to me that will certainly foment unrest in the United States. So I I think that more than anything is what will force Donald Trump into a deal. If anything will can if anything can, I think that will be the thing that does it. But I just wanted to play this to you how crazy the quote-unquote negotiations are actually going on. Let's listen to Judge Napolitano describe it.
37:17>> can it be for two real estate agents to be sending messages to the chief can't make the separate sense like a joke. Two real estate agents send handwritten messages to the chief of the army of Pakistan. They're translated into Urdu and then at the Farsi and sent to the president of Iran. Does this actually happen?
37:37>> Uh probably.
37:40That's [laughter] it sounds like a car cartoon sketch or something something from Saturday Night Live. What that's really what's going on. Were you aware of that that how this was happening?
37:50>> Well, let me give you my own example or something that I was involved with with. I went to the delegation to Islamabad when they were negotiating when Vance was negotiating with the Iranian speaker of parliament Dr.
38:02Qalibaf.
38:05Uh the Iranian side was there. They were prepared. Qalibaf, the speaker of parliament, uh an associate professor at my university to his to one side he had the foreign minister, another PhD holder, Dr. Araqchi, and to his other uh Dr. Bagheri, who was the deputy head of the Supreme National Security Council, another academic at one of the universities in Tehran. On the other side, Americans, there was Vance, and then there were the two Israeli first uh real estate guys.
38:40And throughout the negotiations, even though Vance was surrounded by these two Israeli assets, he had to make a dozen phone calls.
38:50It was obvious he had no mandate. And one of the people who he called was Netanyahu. And Netanyahu, in an interview, said that Vance reported to him. I mean, it's amazing how how he used that language. He's the vice president of the superpower reports to this puny, you know, >> Yes.
39:08>> regime, uh somewhere on the Mediterranean. But um he made a dozen phone calls. So, the Iranians went there, and the delegation had experts like nuclear experts, uh uh central bankers, and others so that they can discuss all the issues. But the other side just they had nothing.
39:29Two real estate agents, Vance who didn't know what he was talking about, constantly making phone calls throughout the day. So, the negotiations were not serious.
39:38And the Americans walked away. Right now, there there are ex- I don't know about now, but there have been exchanges of letters, and some progress has been made. But at the end of the day, Trump is going to make a decision. And then, you know, one morning he wakes up at or in the morning and starts tweeting about how he's going to demolish Iran or how he's going to Iran has to give up this and do and then he destroys all the progress made at the negotiating table.
40:10With the influence of the Zionist lobby, with even, you know, I I don't think there's a chance of a deal unless, and this is the Iranian what the Iranians are saying is exactly what you just said a couple of minutes ago.
40:22Unless the pressure on the US builds so much because of the economic crisis that Trump is forced and the people around him are forced to take a position where US interests for once are prioritized over Israeli interests. That is the only way that we could possibly have a deal.
40:39And we'll have to see if that proves to be correct in the coming weeks.
40:47>> So I just want to play one last video clip of Donald Trump recently. Um and he was asked about being able to make a deal with the supreme leader of Iran after he murdered their family, his family. So let me display this for you. You can turn this is going to be low, so turn it up, okay? And I just want to get your response to this video.
41:09>> Would you meet with the new Ayatollah, the new supreme leader?
41:13>> I don't want to meet, but if if I did meet, I'd be honored to meet him. I I'd like to see if we make a deal. But if we make a deal, it's possible that I would meet him.
41:22I'd be okay with it.
41:23>> happen here in the US? Why do you >> Oh, I don't know if it would. I I haven't really heard too much about it.
41:27I It's not I I didn't suggest it, but some people have suggested it. If it happened, it would be happen. I'd be I'd be respectful.
41:34>> Do you think he's saying that because Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi killed his dad and his wife and his kid that he's got hard feelings and wouldn't want to meet?
41:42>> Well, I I would say I'm not his favorite person.
41:45But with that being said, he's probably a prefer I don't know. He's probably a professional.
41:51In some circles, he has a very good reputation, actually. You know, sometimes people say bad, but a lot of people say bad about me.
41:59It's totally false, of course.
42:03>> So it just you know, this I don't know. Almost trying to put aside the flippant way he refers to slaughtering the guy's family and then yeah, I had that him. I was like I don't What did you have a reaction to that video clip?
42:18>> I don't believe any Iranian leader would ever meet him.
42:22And then he is not just that he murdered Ayatollah Khamenei, the the person who did more than anyone else in this region to support the Palestinian people. He slaughtered 168 kids and he refuses to apologize. He refuses to acknowledge it.
42:39And the S-400s refuse to acknowledge it even though I believe it was intentional.
42:43And the reason why I believe it was intentional was because that I've been in military operations. On the first day of any major military operation all the targets are carefully vetted.
42:55Months, weeks, months, sometimes years.
42:59And in subsequent weeks, you know, when the things move around, mistakes could be made.
43:05But this school was a known entity.
43:07Many of the kids were children of the children of >> officers.
43:10>> Right.
43:11>> So, I find it impossible to believe that this was an accident.
43:16Impossible having been in war.
43:20But in any case no acknowledgement no admission of guilt, no apology.
43:27This is a ruthless person and of course you know, the support you know, helping since the so since the fake cease cease fire in Gaza, almost a thousand Palestinians have been slaughtered. Just a few hours ago yesterday I think, a family was burned alive. I tweeted tweeted the images uh uh you know, I retweeted uh a few few hours ago. I mean in Lebanon, they're just pounding uh apartment blocks, flattening them, slaughtering families.
43:57This is you know, why would any leader ever I mean Iran is not like any of these other countries in the region. We don't consider Trump to be an ally or a friend. We consider him to be the an enemy of of humanity. And I don't think any Iranian leader would ever contemplate meeting. But at the end of the day, an agreement with the United States government that would serve to end the killing in Gaza and the slaughter in Lebanon is something that the Iranians would prefer to have.
44:29And and something that ends the siege on Iranian ports, which is a a starvation siege. That's what the Americans are trying to do.
44:37But but you know, whether there a deal emerges or not, we'll have to see. But to see Trump as anything different than a Netanyahu, I think that's impossible.
44:51>> Uh Professor Marandi, I really appreciate you being generous with your time and uh and taking time to talk to everybody on our show. I always appreciate your insight and it's good to get uh it's good to get uh information directly from inside Iran, so I really appreciate you doing that and I hope to talk to you again soon.
45:11>> Thank you very much for having me, Jimmy. Just one thing.
45:14Uh and I've said this elsewhere and I'm sure some of the people some people who watched me before will begin to laugh.
45:21But uh I I think it's time for people to learn more about Iran. And I've been saying that there there two three books that I would advise people to read. One is called Going to Tehran by Flynt and Hillary Leverett, Hillary Mann Leverett.
45:35They both worked in the White House, both academics. It's a good book and deals with a lot of the myths and they were saying the United States should move towards rapprochement, otherwise we'll move towards crisis and they turned out to be correct. Another book is by Alastair Crooke, who I'm sure you've seen on some of these programs including with Judge Napolitano. Uh he wrote a book called Resistance, the Islamic the essence of the Islamic or Islamist revolution. Uh that's also a good book to read.
46:04And with regards to the the lies about the Iranian nuclear program, there's a book called Manufactured Crisis by Gareth Porter.
46:13And another small slight book called Dangerous Delusions by Peter Oborne, who's British.
46:19These books, I mean, Dangerous Delusions is a very small book. It's easy to read. Uh, so these are both good books that I think people should read because there are very few, I think, read good books on Iran that are printed in the English language, unfortunately.
46:35>> Okay, thanks for those suggestions.
46:37Appreciate that. Okay, um, thanks again and uh, stay safe and we'll hopefully talk to you again soon.
46:44>> Thank you. It'd be an It would be an honor.
46:47>> Okay, we'll be right back after this message.
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48:44>> [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> Also, the previous one he made in Hebrew, and I got it >> Ladies and gentlemen, things are happening here in the studio. That's a little hot.
51:07But I can deal with my I can deal. All right, let's make it a little softer, shall we? Oh, yeah, there we go. Hello.
51:16Um How about upcoming segment banned for comments about Israel?
51:22When is that going to stop? When is that craziness going to stop?
51:26What are your bets? Is it going to stop before November elections or after November elections?
51:32Anybody else hear that voice, or is that just me in my head? It's probably just me.
51:37All right, let's do this.
51:39Uh Down chaser, today in Maine, chemtrails completely covered the sky. Every single chemtrail coming out of an international commercial flight originating in Europe.
51:51That Sound Chaser, thank you Sound Chaser. What does the US government gain from this? And these are the wars. I can't see anything gained except for Israeli thieves. No kidding.
52:02>> complex. A lot of money.
52:04>> Boy, they're making a lot of I'm ready to Who's ready to invest in some bombs?
52:08Huh?
52:09Right? With the cost of gas, guess bunch of war profiteers.
52:16A bunch of war effing profiteers.
52:19>> Hello.
52:20>> Oh, hey dude.
52:22Idiot in the house.
52:24>> Yeah, Mustard's uh >> Mustard?
52:26>> Yeah, Mustard's demanding that I uh I'm over >> [laughter] [gasps] >> Well, it's cuz you look so swarthy.
52:35>> Oh, no. I >> [laughter] [clears throat] >> All right, here we go. The greatest enemy against American people is not Russia, Iran, China, etc. It's the government in Washington, D.C. They destroyed our cities, schools, factories, and farms. No kidding.
52:53All right. And that was from our friend Me Too Big.
52:58>> [laughter] [snorts] >> Here we go. Vegan Z, I saw your video conversing with Grok about the conspiracy theories. Try out Deep Seek.
53:11I use it all the time and it is awesome.
53:13I wonder if Deep Seek will say the same thing as Grok did with you. I love that recommendation. Thank you so much, Vegan Z.
53:21Thank you, Vegan Z.
53:23Let's see here.
53:24>> Deep Seek on Mac?
53:26>> Uh I bet.
53:28I bet. Why don't you do a quick search engine let me know. Or people in the chat let me know.
53:33Uh hey, Junior McNay, why is Turkeya and Venezuela helping after we attacked them? I don't get it, but you know, I guess that the power of the US government.
53:49You can't spell Israel without liars.
53:52It's a fact. Thank you, AJM.
53:57Turquia has historically been wishy-washy on their loyalty to moral directives. Seven Red Rum.
54:06Hey, let's let oligarchs own everything from farming utilities, housing, media, and health care to our own financial system. When then allow unlimited political campaign contributions and see how it goes.
54:21Tommy.
54:27See here.
54:29Okay. Michael Sullivan, thank you so much. Get them, Jimmy. And Niallm, thank you. Niallm, you're back. Sykes-Picot Agreement.
54:40Sykes-Picot. Now I have to go read about that. All right. And then I have Jinx Jackson. Jinx.
54:49Is this stochastic terrorism?
54:52Enable rewind during live or no more money from me ever again. It sounds like you're holding me hostage.
55:01All right.
55:03And I I think friends of the show were sharing with you that during our live streams, if you are a gold member and you pay $10 a month, you get the entirety of our live streams without the edits, you know. And but you know, you know, Jinx, this is all free. This is this is live free right now. And then we drop all the YouTube clips after they're edited by our team and that's free, too. So, I get it. I get it.
55:33Hopefully, you're enjoying our clips and we appreciate you stopping by and letting us know your outrage.
55:40But it's also you know, it's quite a bargain.
55:43>> What are they outraged at?
55:44>> Uh why can't they rewind? And I know it's something that you've considered.
55:47>> Oh, maybe >> Jimmy's thinking about it, Jinks. Not cuz you're threatening um about not giving us money. Actually, I'd want you to save your money, Jinks. Times are tough right now.
55:59I don't know if you remember, but during um pandemic, we always told people to save their money. I don't know how many YouTube uh independent were saying that.
56:09We're like, we got no money, so save it.
56:12You know, we weren't selling merch.
56:15Um but the Dow is above 50K. Come on.
56:19But the Dow is above 50K. Come on. Come on.
56:22And then I have this one. Jimmy and Morandi conversations are always a 10 out of 10. Look at you, Longmeadow. Much appreciated for that.
56:35Uh see uh Sykes-Picot.
56:39Sykes-Picot. All right. Sykes-Picot.
56:41Thank you, my critical thoughts.
56:44Uh should I have the YouTube stream running also to get you all fully paid, Ziggy Zaggy? You're very sweet, Ziggy.
56:51You're very sweet. I appreciate it. Yes, Cenk Uygur got banned from a country.
56:55Not this one.
56:57Okay.
56:58>> Honor.
56:59>> It's you know, and don't put it out there, Jimmy. I do not Fidgety guy. No more rewind money?
57:06>> [laughter] >> Uh let's see here.
57:10Uh Let's see.
57:14Venezuela isn't helping the US. Their proxy government is. Oh, back with the facts, Seven Red Rum.
57:23Okay, so a non-believer Hey, Kurt says to download LM Studio for DeepSeek Offline. It's great and open-source. So, they said download LM Studio.
57:35>> And so, I don't need a PC for that. I can do it on my Mac, and it's >> I I don't know. I'm helpless. I'm just I'm depending on on believer for this information, right now.
57:44>> Cuz I got DeepSeek on my phone just now.
57:46>> Oh, look at you.
57:48Mover and a shaker. Thank you, Anonn Believer, for that, and thank you for the other person. PC version of DeepSeek is web-based. That's from Junior McNay.
58:00DeepSeek requires fourth eye opening.
58:03>> [laughter] >> That's true. I have heard that.
58:08>> That was from Guinea Pig. Thank you, Guinea Pig.
58:11>> Uh My username Rock says, "It's called Deep Soak." All right. Now, relax.
58:17Uh let's see. Oh, user and from me, you sent me a link. Uh All right, let's see what this link is.
58:27Uh DeepSeek towards highly efficient million token context intelligence.
58:33All right. Thank you for that link.
58:37Okay.
58:40Refresh.
58:45Oh, okay. I learned about DeepSeek from this show, JC. Is fourth eye opening your brown eye? All right, Pentavin.
58:55>> No, I'm not talking about your second butt hole, which [laughter] is up here between your eyes.
59:02>> Okay. Uh let's see here.
59:05Um I got to refresh.
59:08One moment. Refreshing.
59:11Ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show to you for you today. We just had Professor Marandi on.
59:18Very uh I felt very educa- educamacated by that.
59:22Let's see here.
59:24Um Please interview Dr. Hillman of YouTube channel Lady Babylon. It has everything to do with what is happening now politically, economically. FTB, thank you FTB.
59:36Evil hides behind false witness evangelicals. The Bible strictly condemns both false witnesses, pretenders, destructive to relationships, community trust, and spirituality, integrity, decency, honors. GJ, thank you GJ. Ladies and gentlemen, we'll be right back.
60:03>> [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> Hi, um that was quite an interview. I always love talking to that guy. Uh yes, I was on Tucker. Uh I I that's why I wasn't here on Monday and Garland Nixon uh filled in for me. I forgot I I've yet to thank him for that. I'm so bad at that.
61:44Uh but um anyway, that's when Larry Johnson broke the news that uh Iran has a nuclear weapon. So, that happened when I wasn't here. That happened on Monday.
61:54So, a big thanks to Larry Johnson for breaking that news on our show and for Garland Nixon filling in for me. And now I'm joined by America's comedian Kurt Metzger uh and the >> know about this? They Oh, no, they have nukes now. We got to go in there.
62:09>> We stand for you.
62:11>> And uh and Kurt Metzger, the host of the Tearing it up >> Mysterious boys.
62:17>> Mysterious boys.
62:19Uh It's called it's got I thought it was called Mystery Boys.
62:22>> Yeah, I just like to say it wrong.
62:23>> Oh, okay.
62:24>> Uh look up Mysterious boys on there.
62:26>> the which is the number one trending podcast in America. So, >> That was crazy. The next one's going to have Duncan remote penis viewing.
62:35Uh and uh yeah, it we could get in a lot of trouble.
62:38>> is real. The CIA and you know it's real cuz the CIA did it and then they covered it up.
62:43>> Yeah, then they keep paying for it.
62:44How's that you know it's a real? Well, my buddy Sean Patrick Haslett, the real he knows about the real people. I met Lynn Buchanan through him who's like the guy they made that movie about that wasn't very good.
62:53Uh Men Who Stare at Goats.
62:55And uh yeah, no, if it wasn't real, they wouldn't keep pouring money into it. You when they're wasting money on a thing, that means they're either reappropriating it or stealing it. Like for again, weird things. That's what they do with it.
63:09Then they tell you it didn't work. Don't worry about it.
63:11>> So, guess what happened, Kurt? Maybe you heard about this. Uh the the current champion, middleweight champion at US uh the UFC has been banned from the UFC event at the White House.
63:25Sean Strickland says he's banned from UFC White House event. "I'm not Israeli enough," he says.
63:30>> Question, Jimmy. Why is there a UFC event at the White House?
63:34>> [laughter] >> Good question.
63:36>> question.
63:38>> I know Dana White has been a big supporter of Donald Trump and that was because Donald Trump was loyal to Dana White and the UFC, so he feels a loyalty towards him, which I understand personal loyalty.
63:51>> White's house they're doing it at. It's the White House.
63:53>> Ah.
63:55Yeah, so tickets to attend the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House lawn on June 14th weren't available to the public. The 5,000 spectators that will sit with a view of the octagon were invited by the fight promotion, the the Trump administration, or are active military members. One person that will not be in the audience is middleweight champion Sean Strickland. According to the outspoken fighter, he's banned from attending. On Wednesday, Strickland was asked by a fan on Instagram why he was banned from the historic event. First of all, I guess Sean Strickland was not informed that anybody who was capable of actually
64:33bringing a fight is banned from entering any political institution in America, okay?
64:39>> I think he was afraid of Dan Bongino myself.
64:41>> Ah, so um he said, "I made fun of the Well, we're going to get to that."
64:47Um Once a strong supporter of the president uh so he said, "I made fun of Israel and Epstein, the only male American champ banned at the White House because I said Trump is owned by Benjamin Netanyahu. That's not public opinion, it's a fact." Tarzan won back the 100 185-lb championship last month defeating Cosme I can't pronounce So this guy uh they call him Tarzan, I didn't know that. Once a strong supporter of President Trump, Strickland regularly criticized the administration's policies on social media. You know, there's an unwritten rule with White House Freedom 250 MMA that you're not allowed to make fun of
65:25the dead, especially if they aren't actually dead, like in Epstein's case, if you know what I'm talking [laughter] about. Come on. Come on.
65:32>> It's funny you remember Tim Dillon not being able to do the Riyadh Comedy Festival for bringing up certain uncomfortable things.
65:38>> Yes.
65:38>> And uh this is yet another reason why I'd like to do that festival and apologize. Look at this hypoc- hypocrisy.
65:44Here. I'd like to apologize to Saudi Arabia.
65:45>> He said, "For the upset families paying 5 to 15,000 extra in Israeli Trump wars, you are ungrateful. The lack of appreciation you have for Trump and Israel is disgusting. For the 12 servicemen and women that died, I want to thank their sacrifice on behalf of Israel and Trump. #MAGA.
66:04To uh to think Iran was 1 month away from nuclear weapons 20 years ago, scary."
66:11>> Well, that's uh that sounds supportive of Trump and Israel.
66:14>> So, here he is. Uh he he put a video out. Let's listen to it.
66:18>> Hey guys, I'm not surprised when I got the call. Like I got the call. I got the call.
66:25The UFC [clears throat] higher-ups called me, you know, big names, and they said, "Sean, I got to apologize, but uh you're not Israeli enough to go to >> [laughter] >> UFC 250 Israel edition.
66:37Uh the White House and the Cleary. And and I'm I'm not really surprised, you know, I'm not really surprised, so you know, I think moving forward, I would like to just apologize to Israel.
66:49I'd like to say I'm sorry, you know.
66:51I'd like to apologize to Trump, and I just want to prove that I'm Israeli enough for you guys. Like for instance, you know, whenever the list like disappeared, and Trump goes out there and says to everybody that uh that he can't really go into it because people that by association will get prosecuted and like their names will be tarnished. I want to apologize cuz you know, I don't want them to be prosecuted.
67:16Or you know, when Trump goes and bombs the out of Iran that that no [laughter] Americans agree with. It costs Americans five to $15,000 to go fight Israel's war. I want to apologize. Sorry, I've been a critic of that, [laughter] you know.
67:31My my allegiance was apparently in the wrong place and I just want to apologize. [laughter] Or when Trump goes out there and says, "Hey Trump, your approval ratings are the lowest it's ever been across all demographics." And Trump says, "Well, you know what?
67:43I have a 99% approval rate in Israel."
67:47I want to apologize [laughter] and I want to repent and I want to repent, you know. Apparently, I'm not American enough to go to Freedom 250.
67:56But I still got my ticket. So maybe we'll just go, I'll bring the bell and we'll just stand outside the gate and we'll just let them know what we really think about uh Trump and Israel, you know.
68:08>> Wow, that's a very advanced use of sarcasm there. I think I think Gratsoper is ready to leave the temple and wander the world saving innocent people. That's what I think.
68:18>> You took that as sarcasm? I took it as a very sincere apology and I hope that they'll Israel accept it.
68:22>> I take what you just said as sarcasm and >> Oh, that's unfortunate [laughter] cuz I couldn't be >> He's mocking the humiliation ritual that every single other individual had to go through to attend this, right?
68:36>> Yeah.
68:37>> So here is is it UFC at the White House with BB in the audience, straight Israel slop.
68:46Why are you banned? I made fun of Israel and Epstein. The only male American champ banned at the White House because I said Trump is owned by BB. That's not public opinion, it's fact. So he says basically the same thing. The Epstein class is waging a global war on free speech and we must uh resist, says says Adam. But um here is uh another UFC. This guy is what's his name? Bryce Mitchell. Here's he he's going to react. Let's listen to him react to this.
69:18>> Did you see that Sean Strickland got banned from the White House for talking about Israel?
69:22>> I'm not surprised at all. Freedom of speech is what really makes this country great and when you can't criticize a foreign nation, a foreign nation, come on, man. We ought to be able to criticize our own nation, let alone a foreign nation. In fact, that's the only nation you're not allowed to criticize.
69:39Something's going to change because evil empires don't last forever. There's always a rebellion.
69:46>> Whoa.
69:47>> Whoa. That's terrorism. Now, I heard definite terrorist threats there to the >> stochastic terrorism.
69:53That is the def That's the definition.
69:56>> Mhm.
69:56>> So now tr it's so it's come down to comedians being the only ones left who are getting away with making fun of Israel. I got so far uh we've had a kind of force field around us that allows us to keep doing it. Kind of kind of like we have like an iron dome around us, if you will. Like a >> [laughter] >> except except this >> Iron Dome.
70:14>> uh except this this iron dome actually bought We'll see what happens. We'll see We'll see who gets banned from which I was you know, I was allowed to go Candace Owens is banned from Australia.
70:24They let me go there.
70:25Uh Julian Assange's family came to our shows in uh in Melbourne.
70:30And I was allowed to do my rant. I'm going to po- post that rant uh coming up. We recorded it at Fl- from our show at Flappers in Burbank a couple of weeks ago. Uh my rant about uh Israel, how much I hate them.
70:43And uh so we're going to post that and we'll uh we've got a lot of stuff to post. Uh remind me, Andrew. I keep forgetting to ask you to chop that up. I need to to post of the uh free speech thing and the you know, that whole thing and then plus the thing about uh how Jewish comedians are always my heroes, that one. And it ends with uh, of course they don't rob the banks. You know that joke, okay?
71:06Uh, by the way >> We need to end the free speech to save it, Jimmy.
71:10>> You what? You got it, yep. Uh, going to the White House was promised to me 3,000 years ago. He said >> [laughter] >> Uh, this you know what? Shawn's been pretty funny for a guy who gets hit in the head, I got to say.
71:19>> I He's really funny.
71:21He could be He could be uh He could be doing comedy. I I can't do it.
71:26>> Yeah, yeah. I guess that's why he's the champ cuz he doesn't have the CTE that you would get.
71:29>> Yes.
71:30>> Yeah.
71:30>> Yeah.
71:32Good for him. I appreciate him being uh outspoken and I'm too bad for Dana White. Uh, I you know, Dana White I I always always kind of like him when I see him talk and uh >> Dana was very excited at that fake uh Trump shooting. He got jazzed up and didn't duck down. The The adrenaline.
71:50>> Oh, the adrenaline.
71:51>> Dana White's an adrenaline junkie who wants to see what kind of false flag will get his juices flowing.
71:56>> It's sad to see him to not stand up for free speech, you know? So, this means that the UFC and Dana White are just rolling over for censorship. Oh, at the behest of Israel. Not even You can't Like it's not even you can't you can't criticize It's It'd be one thing if he was criticizing Trump and Trump got his feelings hurt. All right.
72:14>> Right.
72:15>> But it's it's a foreign country.
72:17He's criticizing a foreign country. You can't You're not allowed >> what's the number one about Israel?
72:21>> Isn't that something? You can You can You can criticize the United States.
72:25You can criticize your own country, your own state, your own government, your own state You but you can't criticize a foreign government or a foreign leader in the United States or else there's repercussions.
72:35>> Right.
72:36>> Tell me on >> on YouTube they said, "We're going to take your money if you say that Ukraine is the aggressor." Remember this?
72:41>> Yes.
72:42>> This is on my when I started my pod and it would say, "Just so you know, we keep your money if you don't say Ukraine is right."
72:49So, no, we've had this policy for quite some time. Going back to all of our wars, the First World War, Second World War. If you're not going along with the program, the problem is they don't want to declare war. So, that's why you're not getting everybody rallying together like, okay.
73:02>> That's right.
73:03I mean, they still I I don't know. I I don't go to my Wikipedia page cuz it's such garbage.
73:08Uh they used to the first sentence used to call me a conspiracy theorist. Which conspiracy did I say wasn't true?
73:14You tell me which one. How about Seth Rich? Seth Rich was not murdered in a botched robbery? That's why the FBI won't release his his computer, even though they were ordered to by two different federal judges, twice ordered to to release the contents of his computer.
73:30First, they lied and said they didn't have it. Then, they said they couldn't they did have it, but they couldn't get the material. Then, they said, "We got it, but we can't release it because it will compromise our investigation." It's been 10 years.
73:43It's been 10 years.
73:45And we still don't know and so I was right about that one. I was right about >> working on it, isn't he?
73:50>> Yeah, I was right about the Russia gate, that that it wasn't done by Russia. I was right about that one.
73:57I was right about the Syrian war, that the gas attacks were fake. Uh because now the OPCW comes out and they admit, "Yeah, you know, we suppressed the whistleblowers and we shouldn't have done that." And the people telling that that the that the the the investigation into into the chemical attacks in Syria were compromised and wrong. Uh so, I was right about that one. I was right about COVID.
74:18>> What's that?
74:18>> It's water under the bridge.
74:19>> It's water Yeah, I was right about um Uh they literally quote Wikipedia quotes CNN saying Jimmy Dore is a conspiracy theorist about say CNN?
74:29How many time How many videos do you have to see of CNN faking news reports?
74:34>> Oh, you That's another conspiracy you promoted that they changed Joe Rogan's face color in that video, which as you know was soundly debunked.
74:41>> That That That Yeah, that's been debunked.
74:44They're They're the one Anyway, so they go to Anyway, and then so we all know Wikipedia is run by the FBI and the CIA and the MI6. They're run by the intelligence community.
74:55Uh and how do I know that? Because the guy who co-founded it said so.
74:59That's how I know that. I was right about COVID. I was right about the vaccine. I was right about social distancing. I was right about herd immunity, natural immunity, masks. I was right about the the the the side effect I was right about the vaccine not stopping transmission or contraction.
75:15Even though they took down five of my videos because of it, which they've now reinstated.
75:19>> Mhm. Oh, wow.
75:21>> Yeah. Um so what I what I was what I wasn't I I was right that the the the the progressives inside the Democratic Party were going to support the establishment and they did during forced to vote. That was obvious. I was I was right that Joe Biden was demented. I started saying Joe the Biden was demented in 2019.
75:39I was right.
75:40Um >> Never been better. It was the best Joe Biden.
75:42>> What was the It was the best Joe >> FU if you can't handle it. That's the great Joe >> I like tall Joe Biden. He's my favorite Joe Biden.
75:47>> Tall Biden, yeah.
75:48>> Yeah, tall Biden.
75:49>> Um I'm I'm a tall Biden man, too.
75:51>> Yeah. Uh so I don't Oh, so nobody ever says which conspiracy I got wrong.
75:57Uh once one time I did post a video of uh a an entertainer at Joe Biden's uh fundraiser uh in blackface uh that I got from C-SPAN and then it turned out that that was a hoax video.
76:11And I as soon as that was made aware of it, I took it down and I told people.
76:15Not like I peddled it after I knew it.
76:17So that's what they try to make it look like. You know, New York Times has a page every day full of retractions.
76:22Nobody says that they're conspiracy theorists or peddling back because they get stuff we got wrong. We we retracted it and we said so.
76:29I got that video from C-SPAN. What's that?
76:32>> Alex Jones has a better record than C-SPAN and I mean CNN and and New York Times. Alex Jones is more accurate than the New York Times.
76:39Okay? Even if you think he's not accurate.
76:40>> Maddow. Cer- certainly Rachel Maddow. Go ahead. I'm sorry.
76:43>> Oh, you Rachel Maddow had to go to court and a judge ruled that she's not telling the truth and you should know that cuz it's Rachel Maddow.
76:49>> That's right.
76:50>> What the >> You >> [laughter] >> You should know that she's not saying these things as fact.
76:54>> stories.
76:55>> Yeah.
76:56All right. Um Let's take a break and we'll be right back.
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82:10>> Hey.
82:11>> All right. Hello, ladies and gentlemen.
82:14We are back. Let's see what I have here.
82:17RC says government is a terrorist organization takeover.
82:22Thank you.
82:24At GJ about 2020, Donnie said a massive fraud of this type of magnitude allows for a termination of all rules, regulations, and articles, even those found in the constitution means to an end. DJ Wasim, the whole UFC situation is another easy indication that it is a uniparty as Trump is in sync with the Democrat Emmanuel for Zionism. Wasim, RC, the last time Trump was public was in Alaska. Hmm.
82:56You're back, Wasim.
82:57The company that owns UFC and WWE is Endeavor, which is owned by Emmanuel.
83:03So, Dana is pretty much owned.
83:06Protect vulnerable Professor Alan Sabrosky, Veterans Today link, retired US Army War College director of strategic studies. Consider interviewing him. Message his X account. We've spoken twice. Call an app. Covid lies. Big Pharma. Protect the vulnerable. Thank you, RC.
83:25>> Okay.
83:25>> Oh, back to Jim.
83:28>> So, I don't know if you've heard about this, but because the United States population is turning against Israel and overwhelmingly now majority of people are anti-Israel and for good reason they should be because if you have a moral bone in your body, you would be against this genocidal, warmongering, bloodthirsty nation that hides behind a religion even though they're atheists, right? Um >> They're going to make you into Gaza. So, yeah, you should be a little disturbed by it.
83:55>> And so, what that what the big plan is now in fact BB Netanyahu came up with this plan. His plan is to This is the letter he sent to a congressman thanking him.
84:08He says the plan is to merge the Israeli military with the United States military. So, why do they want to do that? They want to do that because people are against funding Israel anymore, right? So, now if they just make it part of our military, you don't have to say we're funding Israel because they just take it right out of our military budget without ex-special So, that's what this is about.
84:33>> Are we Weren't they trying to fund the IDF soldier benefits already without this?
84:38>> they already do do that. Am I wrong about that? And I did >> that was proposed and people got mad, but then I didn't hear about it, so I assume it it went through.
84:44>> you look up Grock if if we are funding IDF uh military benefits? I'm pretty sure I mean, I know I did say do do.
84:52>> [laughter] >> I was glad to receive your proposal Dear Congressman Stutzman, I was glad to receive your proposal your proposed congressional resolution endorsing my plan. That's Benjamin Netanyahu's. My plan to shift the framework from US-Israeli defense cooperation from aid to partnership.
85:12I am heartened by your enthusiastic support for our plan to develop a new memorandum of understanding. That'd be what they call an MOU. That that Brian Harton talked about. You got an MOU? You got an MOU?
85:23>> Grock I don't know what you want me to do, sir. I don't know what ma'am.
85:26>> Ma Uh with >> Grock said no.
85:29>> With the United So, so no, we don't fund the idea. We really According to Grock, but maybe Grock is wrong. Uh with the United States government that will draw down US financial military assistance over the next decade and replace it with what you referred to as a new framework of joint defense cooperation, co-development, co-production, and mutual investment in areas including advanced missile defense, artificial intelligence, unmanned systems, cybersecurity, and next-generation military platforms. So, what that means is they're just going to Now, when we pass uh National Defense Authorization
86:02Act, when we fund our military, it's going to just be funding Israel's military. So, they don't have to explicitly give the money to them. So, that's So, that's because they know it's coming. So, Israel knows it's coming that the United The people have turned against them, so they want to get out in front of that, and so they just want to merge our military, and Ro Khanna is against this.
86:24Um Uh Ro Khanna, who um I'll join with anyone to do good and no one to do wrong. So, when Ro Khanna's on the right side of something, I'm with him, and when he's on the wrong side of something, like he the Ukraine war, I'm going to call him out, okay? And he also didn't stand up during Force the Vote, which was a big heartbreaker. So, I had big help for Ro Khanna, and every once in a while he comes through, and this is one of them.
86:49So, uh he proposed a measure called Section 224 uh the House today voted on a new measure to fuse elements of the Israeli and US militaries, particularly the cyber weapons front, Section 224 as it is known. It includes the Okay. Uh but then Ro Khanna introduced an amendment to strip it from the bill. So, let's just watch a little bit of Ro Khanna's speech telling people why they should agree with him and strip this from the bill.
87:18>> The American people are tired of the arrogance and insolence of Prime Minister Netanyahu telling America what we should do.
87:28The entire country of Israel has a GDP that is less than a single town in my district. Yet somehow Netanyahu thinks he can tell the American people what we should do. The person who's most upset with him right now is President Donald Trump.
87:41And everyone in America, whether you're a Republican, an independent, or a Democrat, says that we need to tell Netanyahu that America calls the shots, not the Prime Minister of any other country. They want less cooperation and blank checks to Israel, not more.
87:57Only the United States Congress would dream up at this moment, let's actually do more for Israel, not less. And that's what Section 2024 does. It's a pretty simple thing. Should we do more for Israel than we already do, or should we do less? If If think we should do more for Israel, you should be against my amendment. If you think we should do less for Israel at the time that he's arrogantly telling Donald Trump what to do, then you should be for my amendment.
88:19Now, let me just be clear. Mr. Netanyahu actually wrote to a member of Congress to put this section 224 into the bill.
88:27>> Yeah, and that's what I showed you. I showed you that letter he sent to Stutzman. And this is from Gen X Girl.
88:33These are the two authors of this uh section 224. These are the authors of the bill to merge the Israeli military with the United States military. It's Pat Fallon uh from Texas and Don Davis.
88:46Let's hear what they had to say uh after Ro Khanna gave that speech. Let's hear what Let's hear what they had to say. So So basically what they're doing, just to let you know what exactly happening, it This is basically Israel saying, "Well, rather than me robbing your house, I'm just going to make it my house instead, you know, to save you from the extra paperwork."
89:07>> It's uh really they're our best friend.
89:10Um Deep Seek analyzed it already better than Barack. Uh the qualitative QMA policy, if viewed skeptically, is a trap. Arms race spiral. By guaranteeing Israel's QME, the US is fo- forced to sell top-tier weapons to both Israel and Arab states, who then demand offsets.
89:29The US ends up arming both sides of a cold war it cannot control. No exit. If the US were to try to reduce support, Israel could launch a preemptive strike on Iran, uh forcing US to rescue them.
89:39This is called the Samson option in reverse. Israel's weakness becomes America's obligation. And it goes into how they sabotage uh all peace processes. And they can veto any of our interests in the future easily because they're integrated into our military.
89:55>> Oh, Deep Seek.
89:55>> the reverse Samson option.
89:58>> Yeah, that's Deep Seek came up with that. I didn't That's really good.
90:01>> So here is uh So here's one of the authors of this bill uh working for Israel. And here's what he had to say after Ro Khanna.
90:08>> Mr. Meeman is nothing more than a political stunt to remove a critical >> Here's what he says.
90:12>> Mr. Meeman is nothing more than a political stunt to remove a critical bipartisan provision that I was proud to craft with multiple members across both sides of this committee to get included in this year's bill. Plain and simple, section 224 will allow the US to leverage advanced technologies that ensure our service members are prepared to fight and win against America's adversaries by designating a Department of War executive agent to synchronize defense cooperation efforts between the US and our strongest ally in the Middle East, Israel. This provision The provision will allow us to expand in our
90:37in our accelerate bilateral defense technology research, development, testing and >> Why do they always say Israel's our strongest ally in the Middle East? You know, Qatar, we have the biggest military base maybe outside of the United States in Qatar.
90:50What what >> Well, because the ad copy you have to, you know, when you do the advertising you have to read the ad copy, right?
90:54>> Yeah, that's right. Okay.
90:57Uh >> evaluation, fielding and industrial cooperation. A relationship this committee has supported and reinforced over many NDAAs, but also ensures that we are turning our previous and current investments into real technological military advantages for US systems and warfighters. For example, last year's NDAA fully funded US-Israel cooperative missile defense programs including Iron Dome, Arrow and David's Sling, as well as authorized funding to expand cooperation with Israel on counter UAS initiatives counter UAS funding to expand cooperation with Israel. Continue US-Israel anti-tunnel cooperation
91:28program and establish a US-Israel defense industrial base working group opportunities for greater collaboration on defense production. This initiative builds on that momentum by facilitating the transition of cutting-edge technologies from research and development into procurement and acquisition pathways as well as directing the US-based co-production and manufacturing partnerships. Over the last week, we've seen an incorrect, uninformed narrative shared by many members of this of the House on this committee that section 224 would merge US and Israel militaries together. The provision clearly outlines that
91:58integration here means integrating useful technolo- technologies into US systems, programs of record and acquisition pipelines. The bill in no way places US forces under Israeli command nor places Israeli troops under US command.
92:09We even require the Department of War to make available on a public website detailed information on any cooperative efforts, including a description of how these efforts contribute to US technological and military supremacy.
92:19Additionally, we have included a section that requires the protection of sensitive technology and US national security interests. Those stating that section 224 is a military merger by merger removing US sovereign command simply have not read or do not want to understand this provision. By supporting section 224, we can leverage combat-tested innovations to close our own capability gaps and stockpiles and ensure the US and Israel remain in the technologically advanced fighting force on the earth. I strongly urge my colleagues to vote yes or to vote no on this amendment and vote for 224. With that, Mr. Chairman, I yield back.
92:47>> So, he's pretending like Benjamin Netanyahu didn't think this up himself, which he did.
92:55And the And the And so, that's what it looks like when you're bought by AIPAC.
92:59So, that that's him, Ronnie Jackson, and uh he sounds like a regular Cracker Barrel huckster, and he's saying way too many things that don't sound like how he normally speaks. It's like he's reading what a foreign nation told him to say.
93:12You know what I mean? I'd like to see him in the ring against Sean Strickland.
93:15I'd pay a lot to see that, in fact.
93:18And here's the other guy. So, here's the here's the other guy who's the co-sponsor of this bill. Let's Let's listen to him.
93:24>> recognize the gentleman from North Carolina, Mr. Davis.
93:26>> Thank you so much, Mr. Chairman, to the ranking member, Representative Jackson.
93:30>> We've worked on this for some time, and I must admit, too, I haven't received a letter from the Prime Minister.
93:35>> [snorts] >> But, let's be clear. Currently, the US and Israel cooperate. Um this amendment would not stop the collaboration. However, what it would do is hinder our ability to cooperate more efficiently.
93:47The spirit of section 224 >> Yeah, it's about efficiency. It's about us cooperating efficiently. It's all about It's all about efficiency.
93:55>> Now, efforts >> Here it is. against bad actors around the world. These bad actors are coordinated >> The bad actors around the world are Israel and the United States. Full stop.
94:07>> Is this guy like a good actor? It doesn't seem like it.
94:10>> He's a bad actor.
94:12>> [laughter] >> This guy you Yeah, your acting needs You should go to a Brian Reese class because your acting isn't really working.
94:19>> They're working together in an unyielding way to effectively and efficiently implant harm upon Americans.
94:28If we don't coordinate and have the necessary defense systems in place, the bad actors would then exercise their free will against us.
94:36April of 2024, Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. They sent a number of F-15Es.
94:43They went over within a 22-hour window and it began to knock about 80 missiles and drones out of the sky coming from Iran.
94:53Here's where I'm hitting.
94:54Modern warfare is quickly changing, quickly.
94:59Is it best practice to use resources such as an AMRAAM against >> That's the guy This is the This is what the guy looks like, Kurt. That's this guy. And you want to know how much money he's taken from AIPAC?
95:09>> Mhm. Tell me.
95:10>> I'm going to tell you.
95:12There it is. 3,900,000.
95:15Almost $4 million this one guy alone, congressman, has taken from AIPAC.
95:20>> What a war pig. I resent that not being offered money like that to say things Israel wants me to say. You know, if you're offering me 3 million dollars, I could see things their way.
95:28>> No one's making me offers. I didn't even get invited to Riyadh.
95:32>> I mean, influencers have more power than congressmen. That's been proven.
95:36>> Yeah.
95:37>> Follow a drone.
95:39We have learned so many lessons from Putin's war.
95:42>> From Putin's war. So again, he's just So he's lying about It's like how he lies about two wars at once. Isn't that very on brand? Yeah.
95:50>> How's Putin's WAR GOING?
95:51>> [laughter] >> SO I DON'T EVEN I DON'T EVEN WANT TO hear anything more from this guy. This guy is just a liar. He's a bought and paid for.
95:58That if you want to know what a crook and a criminal and an anti-American piece of it looks like, it's this guy.
96:04He's more loyal to Israel than the the United States. And if he's if he's loyal to the United States at all, he's only loyal to his own bank account. That's what this guy is loyal to. For almost 4 million Look at that. 3,962,892 dollars. Can't Can't you just round it up to 4 million and make it easy for everybody? Can't you just round it up?
96:25Uh and here, just so you let you know, these are the two guys. Representative Pat Fallon and Don Davis. Those are the two So, that's a Democrat. That's a good old Democrat.
96:34So, it's bipartisan. So, your government is Zionist occupied government. And I know they say that that is a neo-Nazi thing to say or that is a white supre- That's what CNN tells you. Uh because if you tell the truth and you say a fact, that's not anti-Semitic. But it is if you're CNN or if you're the ADL or if you're Israel. Uh that then it then stating a fact, you know, Norman Finkelstein said facts can't be anti-Semitic. Well, this is a fact. We have a Zionist occupied government and it's manifest.
97:06>> Jimmy. There's misinfo, mal-Semitic and all.
97:08>> It's It's information that hurts them.
97:12So, there was one woman who actually spoke up against this. Uh It was a It was a representative from California. Let's listen to her.
97:20>> States should have the same standards for Israel as we do for every >> Yeah, let's listen.
97:24>> The United States should have the same standards for Israel as we do for everyone else. If any other country in the world had been credibly accused of violating US and international law again and again of killing tens of thousands of civilians and blocking food and medicine from reaching a starving population, we would not be moving to deepen and permanently expand our military ties with them. And yet, that is exactly what section 224 of this bill proposes. Since October of 2023, the Gaza health has counted more >> Hold Hold on 1 second. This is my fault.
97:46Take it Go go go to a different camera for a sec.
97:50This is my fault.
97:52Ah.
97:53I apologize.
97:56Yep, it is my fault. Okay.
98:00Okay, here we go.
98:02You can come back to me. Here we go.
98:05I'm dumb.
98:06Okay.
98:07>> The United States should have the same standards for Israel as we do for everyone else. If any other country in the world have been credibly accused of violating US and international law again and again, of killing tens of thousands of civilians, of blocking food and medicine from reaching a starving population, we would not be moving to deepen and permanently expand our military ties with them. And yet, that is exactly what section 224 of this bill proposes. Since October of 2023, the Gaza health ministry has counted more than 70,000 Palestinians killed in Gaza, a number that the Israeli military
98:30itself has now reportedly accepted.
98:32Another 1,079 Palestinians, at least 235 of them children, have been killed in the West Bank. Settler violence has reached unprecedented levels, and the Israeli security cabinet has approved 34 settlements in West Bank, another violation of international law.
98:43But even against that backdrop, section 224 would institutionalize and expand US military integration beyond anything in the history of the relationship, fusing our defense industries across research, production, and emerging technologies. And for my colleagues who say that this vote is actually not about the actual provision, it is. Emerging technology is not an abstraction. It means cyber, and that is one field where we have already had to act against an Israeli firm for turning its tools on us. In 2021, the Commerce Department blacklisted NSO Group, the maker of Pegasus spyware, for malicious
99:10cyber activity against US interests after its software was used to target government officials and journalists.
99:14Two administrations, from both parties, left it on that list. And that same company is right now trying to buy its way into the American market. Fusing our defense and technology sectors together permanently, with no conditions, in the exact area where we have already been burned, is reckless on its own terms.
99:27And it would do it through a must-pass bill, with almost no oversight, and with none of the human rights conditions that govern the rest of our security assistance. We already have laws on the books that tell us what to do in this situation. The Leahy law prohibits assistance to foreign militaries that have committed gross violations of human rights. The Foreign Assistance Act prohibits arms transfers to countries that are restricting US humanitarian aid, and Israel has been consistently blocking and restricting humanitarian assistance. These laws exist and they're not being followed or enforced, and
99:48instead of demanding enforcement, this committee is proposing we reward that that conduct.
99:53This committee should enforce the laws we've already passed and condition offensive weapons as those laws require, not permanently entrench our military together with no strings attached. A clear majority of Americans, 60%, already oppose sending more military aid to Israel. They will not support this and neither should be. I urge my colleagues to support this amendment to strike section 224.
100:08>> Uh well, it it failed in a voice vote.
100:11Yeah, that's how cowardly they are. They didn't want to be on record on how they voted on this, so they went out they did it through a voice vote. No kidding.
100:19>> What if someone docks their voting record, Jimmy?
100:22>> [laughter] >> Stew Peters, uh friend of the show, says, "Done deal. The Jewish billionaires who own Trump have forced the American military merger with Israel. American munitions, intel, and service members are now Israel property.
100:35The United States is a money and blood bank to be drained for the conquest of greater Israel." Very well said.
100:42>> through?
100:42>> Uh well, they passed the committee, and now it has to pass the House and the Senate, and then Trump has to sign it.
100:47Uh but I don't see I see it passing.
100:50>> You don't?
100:51>> I see it passing. Don't you?
100:52>> Yeah, I see it passing.
100:53>> Because it's it's a defense authorization act. That's what it is.
100:57>> Well, that never doesn't pass. And once we have this beautiful new ballroom {slash} command center in place, as well as the AI centers, we can get that Iron Dome, or what is it called? The Golden Dome?
101:08>> Uh yeah, the Golden Dome.
101:09>> It'll all fall into place.
101:11>> You know what I say? Uh >> for you.
101:16>> That's right.
101:16>> Yeah, you and we better, or else.
101:18>> And you better, or else the the Jewish money will come for you. And I'm not I'm not saying that, they say it.
101:25They Who says it? Uh all all the Jewish donors say it. All the heads of the AIPAC and the Jew They all say it.
101:33All right. Uh let's take a break it then we'll be right back.
102:08So, uh I don't know if you know, uh but Candace Owens is being sued by uh Brigitte Macron because Candace Owens is convinced that Brigitte Macron was born a male.
102:20And um and by the way, even if you even if the story that Brigitte and um uh tells about how she hooked up with the What is his first name? Macron? Uh anyway, um it would be considered uh I'm pretty sure pedo stuff, right?
102:43Because he was 14 or 15 years old. She was like 40 when they met.
102:50And she was his teacher.
102:52Right? If If If she is a she.
102:56Uh she was his teacher.
102:58And now they're married.
102:59And he's like uh I don't know, 50 50 year What is he? 50 years old? And she's like uh 75?
103:07How old is President Macron?
103:12>> Oh, will you stop attacking that poor couple?
103:14>> How How old is What's Macron's first name?
103:18Oh, Emmanuel.
103:21How old is Emmanuel Macron?
103:25He's 48 years old.
103:27>> What? I'm a year older than him?
103:28>> 48 years old.
103:30>> Oh, am I even married to my dad.
103:32>> Macron.
103:33>> She's 60-something.
103:34>> SHE'S 73.
103:35>> OH, she's sexy.
103:39>> Well, no, is anybody worried about the power imbalance?
103:42>> Wow.
103:42>> What >> Yeah, I want to switch to Rumble.
103:48>> Uh all right, let me do this quick story and then we'll switch. This is a quick story.
103:52So, if uh if you have a hard time believing that uh this person was born a male, let me show you this. Let me show you Let me show you this uh graceful gait and the way she the way she sits down. Watch this.
104:06>> Is that David Spade, I thought?
104:08>> Is that Is that David Spade? [laughter] Cuz it looks like David Spade.
104:11>> I thought it was David Spade.
104:12>> That's what So, a lot of people point to this video as this is uh Here.
104:29>> [laughter] >> Oh, that's a rootin' tootin' cowboy, all right.
104:34>> I Yeah, I've seen cowboys with more graceful gaits than this.
104:37>> I mean, I sit down more gracefully than that, and I just fall down the stairs basically to walk in.
104:42>> What What lady have you ever seen that sits down like this? What lady have you ever seen that sits down You can What What who sit What I've never seen a What I've never seen a lady sit down like that. Ever.
104:56Uh so, here So, Candace Owens was she's in Russia, by the way, which you're supposed to not want to go to Russia, but I want to go to Russia. I've heard I've heard it's beautiful.
105:06>> I'd like to apologize to Russia, as well. I'd like to go on a tour apologizing for America to foreign countries.
105:11>> I would like to. And so, she was asked about this.
105:14And here Here's what she had to say about the the uh the lawsuit, cuz if anything that will quiet down a lawsuit about whether you have a penis or not, it's a lawsuit. That's what will do it.
105:25>> Yeah, right.
105:26>> Let's listen.
105:27>> scandalous.
105:28Um >> Oh, it's a scandal. There's no question about it.
105:31>> Are you convinced to this day >> 1,010% made only more convinced by the lawsuit, which is not about whether or not Brigitte is a man or a woman.
105:42>> So, that's what they So, that's what they do when they sue people, they they make it seem like they're suing about a bigger issue, and they're actually suing about a little itty-bitty thing. And what they're suing her about is uh uh she's They're trying to say she accused them of theft. I'm not kidding. That's what they're suing her about. Let's listen.
106:02>> Uh it was just a PR effort, and people assumed, "Oh, Brigitte must be suing because Candace said that she's a man."
106:08No. Nope. Suing on a technicality because I said uh that Brigitte stole her brother's ID, and that's accusing her of being a thief.
106:18>> So, they're not suing Candace because Candace asserts that that she was born a male.
106:25And That's not why they're suing. They're suing because she They say Candace accused them of her of theft.
106:34>> [laughter] >> That's what this law So, but they make everybody think they're suing. They make everybody think they're what they're suing about is the big issue that Candace says that she that Brigitte was born a male. That's what they make you think that this lawsuit is about. So, they And so, if they win it, they go, "Look, we won. The court agrees with us." By the way, they did sue two journalists over this already, and they won the first cut, but then the court overturned it.
107:00>> Mhm.
107:00>> So, the appeals court overturned their win in the courts of two people saying that Brigitte was born a male. So, just to let you know, the French court's now on the side of the journalists, not on the side of the Macrons. So, okay. So, that's what So, this is what they're doing. This is their game. Their game is to sue over a technicality, and then try to do make everyone believe they're suing over the big issue, which they're not, okay?
107:26>> They've done this before.
107:27>> Yeah.
107:28>> I mean, come on. Come on.
107:30>> [laughter] >> And that has been the tradition of all of the lawsuits internally inside of France is to never sue based or pursue anything based on the substance, but to control the media apparatus so that the public thinks that they're suing on the substance and it proves that it's just not true. It's exactly the opposite common sense. I don't know who is advising them. A sitting president of a foreign country suing a podcaster in a another country uh shows that there is something very true about the claims that are being made, not the opposite.
107:58>> It's like redacting the Epstein files proves all the worst things are true.
108:02That's enough proof for me.
108:04You redacted a beef jerky recipe? That doesn't add up.
108:07>> Yeah, if I first and first of all, they not only did they redact so much stuff in the Epstein files that they have released, half of the files they won't even release. So, what does that tell you? Again, if you were a a real journalist and cared about the facts, that would be a red flag to you and you would be trying to find out what is actually in those things that they don't want to release. What is actually being redacted? That's what you would be interested in, not doing some kind of media blitz on how there's nothing in them. How do you know there's nothing in them when you haven't been able to see
108:41them and they haven't and they've redacted most of the stuff that you have been allowed to see. Plus, by the way, those are only the emails that came from Jeffrey's vacation email.
108:51So, most of the stuff like all the videotapes and all the stuff that he's been hiding, he was given heads-up, by the way, "Hey, the the feds are coming to raid your house. Hide your stuff."
109:01So, he did and he's he's hidden stuff all over the country in storage containers and storage lockers that they never searched.
109:10His ranch in New Mexico, right? Isn't that where it is?
109:14They I I think they finally did a search on it, maybe, but it was a >> Some weirdo's buying it. Some I absolute weirdo creep is buying his cloning whatever the hell he was doing down there. Some religious creep who's just as much of a freak as he is, and you can tell within 5 seconds. This is not new.
109:30Remember Franklin scandal? That was Reagan's. That's where all this came out, and the only the people that were victims got punished. Nobody else got punished.
109:38>> That's right. So, the Franklin scandal you're referring to that was a pedo scandal during the Reagan era, right?
109:45>> Nick Bryant does great work on that, and um that's Boystown. They were just try Oh, they were shocker incoming. They were trafficking the boys. And all the Republicans went on it. Uh Reagan had his own Epstein, Alfred Bloomingdale.
109:59That was part of his kitchen cabinet.
110:01>> Oh.
110:02>> it, and the guy died with a hooker, and and the the the call girl who had videotape of Reagan I'm quoting the press doing a bizarre sex act with a dildo and a woman. So, he's either sucking on it or she's pegging him. Uh she was beaten to death with a baseball bat by her roommate, supposedly. The roommate can't remember confessing, didn't know how he got to the police station 3:00 a.m., had no blood on him. And uh it's he's obviously sir hand sir hand into uh confessing. That's obviously what it was.
110:29Only an idiot would not be able to see that cuz they don't want to see it.
110:32>> I I you you really have to bend yourself in a pretzel to to not think that there's something to the to to Jeffrey Ep- or that Jeffrey Epstein was is Jeffrey Epstein not only worked for the Mossad, he he he worked for the Rothschilds.
110:48That's what >> He's like a He's in the the uh what do they call it? What's the council? The uh Trilateral Commission.
110:54>> He's on the Trilateral Commission. A guy >> And he's 30.
110:57>> Yeah, at age 30 of a guy who's a a in not a not a sharp guy, by the way, Jeffrey Epstein.
111:03And um >> He was good at math.
111:06>> That's what they claim. They claim he was good at math.
111:09>> of his things he wrote that were about that, and they're not like creative but I wouldn't say they're stupid. The thing with Bannon where he doesn't sound impressive, Bannon is helping him to rehearse nonsense to say to idiots.
111:21Cuz Bannon was rehabbing his image. So that's why he sounds dumb there.
111:25I mean I'm not saying he's like super bright. I'm just saying it's real there's a lot of things being figured in that are cloud the issue quite a lot.
111:34But that video that was not an expose on Epstein. That was him helping Epstein.
111:38>> All right, let's listen to this all way through without me stopping.
111:41>> Scandalous.
111:42Um >> Oh, it's a scandal. There's no question about it. [laughter] >> Are you convinced to this day >> 1,010% made only more convinced by the lawsuit which is not about whether or not Brigitte is a man or a woman. It was just a PR effort and people assumed oh Brigitte must be suing because Candace said that she's a man. No. Nope. Suing on a technicality because I said that Brigitte stole her brother's ID and that's accusing her of being a thief. I mean come on. Come on.
112:14>> Yeah.
112:15>> [laughter] >> And that has been the tradition of all of the lawsuits internally inside of France is to never sue base or pursue anything based on the substance but to control the media apparatus so that the public thinks that they're suing on the substance and it proves that it's just not true. It's exactly the opposite common sense. I don't know who is advising them. A sitting president of a foreign country suing a podcaster in another country shows that there is something very true about the claims that are being made not the opposite.
112:42>> And there you have it. And if you'd like to hear my jokes about this which I've got them, come see me in Spokane, Washington, Tacoma, Washington. That's June 13th, 14th. I'll be in Levittown, New York June 26th and 27th and then I'm in Chicago from September 18th to the 20th. Go to jimmydoor.com for a link for tickets.
113:00Over to stuff. Hey, let's go to we're going to go to Rumble.
113:02>> go to Rumble and I've already pinned it.
113:04So ladies and gentlemen, we'll see you at Rumble.
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