War in Iran is not going as well as they're telling you...

I think we have great support, and I think if we didn't do it first, then they would have done it, too, Israel, and give us a shot if that was possible.

0:08Okay, so you just reiterated exactly what Marco Rubio said, that we went to war for Israel.

0:15Right? He literally just said exactly what Marco Rubio said, that they were going to attack Israel, so we had to go first. Tremendous progress is being made. The missiles are being wiped out rap- No, actually, that's just the American propaganda. The actual open-source journalism and open-source reporting that actual journalists are doing is showing a very different picture, which is what we've been looking at all day here on this show, that it's not so clear. It's not so obvious that America is going to win or is winning. But a lot of people are reporting that we've been bombing paintings.

0:50That Iran painted a whole bunch of planes and helicopters out on their [ __ ] runways, and that we've been bombing paintings.

0:59And there's a lot of different versions of this reporting going on. Paintings of helicopters, paintings of planes.

1:07IDF attacks Iranian paintings and releases it as destroyed target. This is my new conflict map that I'm tracking everything on, and it's a freaking cool resource cuz I've got this slider where I can take my slider and I can look at only sources from today. And right now I have only video sources checked, so there's only 12 red dots on the map.

1:29But if I uncheck video sources, there's 258 dots on the map.

1:34And you can zoom in and see the clustering of sources in all the sources talking about Israel, talking about Tehran, um a bunch in Bahrain, and the UAE, and these are being all auto scraped live as of as updates come in, the map updates, which is super useful to keep keep up on. And it's really useful to be able to see the pipeline infrastructure, key military bases, airfields, to sort of understand exactly what's getting hit, why it's getting hit. It gets pretty crazy when you look at all of the events across the entire war. We got all kinds of updates in Iran.

2:14>> [music] [music] >> Our main show for today is um it's going to be a doozy. There's a lot going on, and let me give you a quick preview.

2:44There is reporting coming out of TMZ that there's police activity going on at Epstein Island right now. I like right now.

2:56And it's not entirely clear what it is.

2:59Um we're going to be looking at a whole bunch of posts, videos, commentary, analysis, and updates on what exactly is happening in Iran, what exactly is happening with US forces, what is up with these [ __ ] paintings of planes that we've been bombing.

3:16Um we're going to be taking a look at the conflict map, which has a whole bunch of updates and a whole bunch of new features like video sources only, which will allow us to quickly scan through all of the most recent video updates from the conflict zone, um and we'll clear up some of the view, too, so that it's not so messy when we get into that.

3:35Um we'll get to that in a little bit.

3:40Um and then we will check in with a couple different creators on updates. Uh probably not that one.

3:47Um this This was cool. We might watch this one.

3:52And uh there is an official press briefing from Pete Hegseth and top general uh Cain hold or Cain rather.

4:02Um [snorts] that I watched this morning that is pretty dry, pretty pretty lame.

4:08Um and probably all [ __ ] propaganda, but we'll watch a part of that at least, maybe all of it, we'll see.

4:16And uh see what we get out of that.

4:19And see if we can't sort of hold a little accountability to the to the the press here, to the story that's going on here.

4:26Because here's the way that I look at it.

4:32This is just how I look at it.

4:34Because I exist in the Western world, I live within the Western media landscape.

4:44And so that means that my media environment is skewed towards Western propaganda, towards pro-American and pro-Israeli perspectives. And the baseline of the information space that I'm interacting with and probably most of you are interacting with is all skewed towards Israeli lies.

5:05Um just to put it plainly.

5:08And so I feel a duty to look for the other side. And so I tend to look for sources that are contrary to that Israeli-American mainstream, right?

5:23Not because the other side is necessarily more authentic or more honest at all. And not because it's necessarily like a better side or writer or anything.

5:33Um although I do feel pretty pretty strongly that Israel has a way too much of a reputation for lying and I don't trust a single [ __ ] thing that an Israeli says.

5:42But also just because it's so [ __ ] easy to go out and get the American propaganda line.

5:50That's everywhere. We like we all see the American propaganda line. Takes no skill to dig up the American propaganda line. Here, I'll tell you in like three lines. America's the [ __ ] We're bombing the hell out of them. They have no chance. We're going to destroy everything. Iran has their Iran is cooked.

6:06Israel gets whatever they want. Um Now, let me put their dick back in my mouth.

6:12That's pretty much the American line through and through here.

6:16>> [snorts] >> So, that's easy. We get it, right?

6:21So, the goal with how I'm trying to cover this and how I'm trying to understand it is to understand all the alternative reporting, all the open-source independent reporting around it that decodes what is lies and what is truth, what is propaganda and what is actually happening, when America says that we are so our posture is so strong and we're doing so good and we're we're delivering strong fighting for blah blah blah blah blah. Pete Hegseth [ __ ] Like, how much of that is fluff and propaganda and how much of that is real?

6:54Who's actually winning? What are the actual odds? What are the actual casualties and numbers and all that? Um And obviously trying to decode specific Israeli lies is really useful as well.

7:07So, that's how I'm coming at the reporting. Um so, you will see a bias in how I track it, what my sources are, what I'm looking at, because I'm inherently trying to counter the bias of the American media landscape.

7:23And obviously you all know that I have a very strong anti-Israel bias because [ __ ] those perverts.

7:28Um Sue me.

7:33So, that's where we are at. And obviously you all know, but we'll just say it every day, I am not a [ __ ] expert at this, okay?

7:41I don't know [ __ ] about the inner the complexities and inner workings of Middle Eastern geopolitics.

7:48I'm not a expert in global warfare. I'm not an expert in any form of warfare.

7:5490% of the [ __ ] commentators out there making videos aren't either, okay?

8:00Let's get that Let's get that straight.

8:02And from where I'm sitting, it sounds like [ __ ] 90% of the people waging this war, at least on our side, aren't experts at it either.

8:10Cuz it doesn't sound like it's going super great.

8:14So, you're I say that just to mean that I hope you're not coming here looking for an expert to tell you the what's happening.

8:30That's not what you're going to get.

8:32I don't think you should be tuning into very many people for that perspective cuz there's not a lot of them out here.

8:38I'm just a regular dude trying to figure out what the [ __ ] going on and learning.

8:42And if you want to come here and learn with me, you've come to the right place.

8:46And we're going to do our best to decode the information and look through the sourcing and understand how to understand these sorts of complex information spaces.

8:56That's what we're going to do. We're going to do it together.

8:58And hopefully, by doing so, not only are we going to learn what's going on, ish, but we're also going to learn how to learn what's going on. And we're all going to practice it together. Because unpopular opinion in the streaming platforms, unpopular opinion in the streaming world, but it's not cool to be a [ __ ] There, I said it. It's not cool to be a brain-rotted, dumb piece of [ __ ] Um it's it's cool to be smart.

9:27It's cool to know what the hell you're talking about and to know what's going on in the world. And um I think that more young Americans should probably figure out what the hell's going on.

9:37Because if you are a dumb, uninformed kid, you are just a manipulable little tool for the for the pieces of [ __ ] that run the world.

9:49And they'll just sell you all their poison, and they'll just mind control your little brain, and they'll just pull your little strings with all their media and social media and pop stars and music and movies, propaganda left and right. They know exactly how to target the uninformed young, malleable American mind.

10:11So, all of my [ __ ] friends, it's cool to be smart.

10:22And if you're like me, you're not incredibly smart, and that's fine.

10:26>> [snorts] >> That's fine, dog.

10:29I don't know [ __ ] Um but we still persevere. We try.

10:38We try our best.

10:39And every day we become a little less [ __ ] And ain't that good? Ain't that something to celebrate? Hey, chat.

10:47Hey, chat. [ __ ] unite. Yeah. [ __ ] lives matter. [ __ ] not so dumb.

10:53The [ __ ] are waking up.

10:55And part of waking up is taking responsibility for your information space. Part of waking up is taking responsibility for the fact that if you don't know what the hell's going on, someone is controlling your mind.

11:06And the more you learn what's going on, the less you can be mind controlled.

11:11So, that's what we're doing here.

11:16That's what's up today.

11:21>> [clears throat] >> Um [ __ ] is a derogatory term. Why use it?

11:25Great question.

11:27I use the term [ __ ] because it It incredibly important to make every American aware of what the Israelis and the Jewish supremacists think of you.

11:39There are so many Americans that are in denial about what the Jewish supremacists think about you.

11:47About all of us.

11:49There's so many that don't know that Jeffrey Epstein explicitly talked with his buddies in their private emails about us all being [ __ ] And when you learn the context of the word [ __ ] you learn what they really think of us.

12:07And you learn that they are no ally of us.

12:10And personally, I ain't sensitive. I don't give a [ __ ] Call me whatever name you want. Doesn't hurt my feelings.

12:17I know exactly who I am.

12:20And I know exactly how [ __ ] you are if you think that God made you better than someone else.

12:27Cool. Cool story, bro.

12:30Um keep talking.

12:31Cuz the world is watching.

12:34And um let's just say that the world has a has a history of not being so kind to people that think they're better than everyone else.

12:43In the long run, um no one really likes a piece of [ __ ] No one likes it.

12:50And the more that people expose how shitty they are, the faster everyone wakes up.

12:59That's how I see it.

13:01That's how I see it.

13:02So, um let's talk first and foremost about this Jeffrey Epstein Island news.

13:10Um Does that sound good, chat? We ready to roll? Ready to rock and roll? I feel like we got most of us in here now. Feel like most of us are in here now.

13:24And yeah, sorry. Um I've tried to to fix the AI mod that when you type [ __ ] or [ __ ] in Kick, it just deletes it, and I I can't turn that off, even though I've turned off all of the other auto modding.

13:41But, the fun thing is that my chat scraper scrapes it before it gets deleted.

13:47So, it shows up here, even though it doesn't show up in Kick.

13:53Whoopsies.

13:55Sorry, Kick.

13:57Um, so, um, be be nice, though. Be appropriate.

14:03Don't be an [ __ ] or else we will kick you out.

14:06But, let's get on with the show.

14:11Let's get on with the show, shall we?

14:14So, my boy Diligent Denizen, um, made me aware just a few minutes ago, like literally as I was preparing to turn on the show. Actually, I think after the intro was already rolling, that, um, Epstein Island is being raided, possibly, right now.

14:31But, let's be really clear about what exactly this reporting is.

14:36We don't know. It's, um, TMZ is the ones with the footage.

14:41So, we already don't trust it.

14:44Um, it seems to show police boats floating around in an island setting, but I cannot confirm that that is Epstein's Island. I cannot confirm that that is Little Saint James.

15:03All of the current reporting, um, about it is basically all basically all is, um, oh, I literally just closed one of my tabs.

15:26And then it Or when you're already striking GCC countries, American bases, they're going after the critical energy infrastructure.

15:32Whatever. Um So, they're basically all based off of the same TMZ report right now. So, as of right now people are starting to rumble about this Epstein Island situation.

15:47But, it's literally all just this one TMZ video.

15:53So, let's take it all with a big grain of salt.

15:58Um if this video is accurate in any form, you could then war game out sort of like what would that mean? And it still would not mean that we're like going to get some information, okay? To be clear.

16:13The island has long since been cleared.

16:16Um it's not like there's no files there, there's no hard drives there.

16:22Maybe there's some bodies, but let's be real. When you're on an island, you're not burying the bodies on the island, you're dumping them in the ocean, probably. I probably. I don't know. I mean, I'm no expert in that [ __ ] But, um Yeah, exactly. TMZ are a bunch of douches that will do anything for clicks.

16:42Um so, just want you to know that that's being reported on and that we I don't trust it and uh I don't suggest that you trust it, but we'll keep our eyes out. We'll keep our eyes out and see if it develops. We'll see what happens. Shout out to Diligent for always being on top of everything. Um also, he gave me another update.

17:02Um that apparently Don Huffines, who's the owner of Zoro Ranch, which Diligent broke that story real hard, real good.

17:13Um he won his Texas primary last night for the comptroller after Trump had endorsed him.

17:20And he's apparently doing construction on Zorro Ranch instead of searching the ranch for bodies. So, I'm sure that Diligent will be keeping up the pressure campaign. We should all keep up the pressure campaign. [ __ ] Don Huffines. We want to see what's under the what's under the dirt, Don. The ranch is one of the most significant Epstein locations in the whole story.

17:44And it's one of the locations that has never been raided, never been inspected, never been investigated.

17:50Just they pretended never existed.

17:53I went there, Diligent went there.

17:56You can go there.

17:57I don't suggest you break and enter, but you can go visit the outside if you want.

18:02You could even hold up a little sign for their cameras that they've got posted everywhere.

18:07We want to know what's under that dirt, Don.

18:13So, we'll be keeping abreast of that story as well because they all flew to Epstein's Island and we ain't forgotten.

18:22We are now in Operation Epstein Fury.

18:25We are at we are in the Epstein war for Epstein's masters based on fake ass Epstein intelligence.

18:35And I think we would all like a little bit of accountability for the treasonous war crimes the treasonous actions of this government on behalf of a foreign one at the expense of every American.

18:52Right?

18:55Diligent is his X handle.

18:57Diligent Denizen at Diligent Denizen on X. He is excellent for breaking news stories.

19:06He's like one of the best space host on X.

19:09Super solid dude I and him personally, too.

19:11Not from before X, but I've met him in person. Um, really enjoy his vibes. He um, is very good at keeping things non-political, non-partisan, fact-based.

19:21Um, he's very much open-source aligned.

19:24He does keep himself Oh, no, I guess he doesn't keep himself anonymous anymore cuz now he runs his YouTube channel and he totally shares his face. So, um, super stoked on all of his developments. He's building up his YouTube channel and I'm going to try to get get in a show with him in the near future.

19:38Um, uh, to talk about all these stories.

19:42So, now let's get into some of the sourcing on the Iran stuff. And let's just remind ourselves right off the bat that we can do our best to confirm these stories. We can do our best to try to vet them and try to establish what's real and what's not, but ultimately everything kind of comes down to a little bit of a grain of salt, a little bit of uncertainty, and uh, you have to sort of judge every source for what it's worth, for what it is, and you have to make those decisions for yourself. And I'll try to convey as much as I can how confident I am in various things, but you should be making those decisions for

20:16yourself. Don't just trust what I trust.

20:18Don't trust trust what I think.

20:19Obviously, think for yourself. I'm just presenting lots of information, largely information that is counter to the mainstream American narrative because that's easy. That's everywhere. [ __ ] that. Um, uh, if you want to trust the world's leading regime empire, uh, warmongering [ __ ] military-industrial complex, if you want to believe their propaganda, be my guest. Um, I don't think there's ever been a time in human history when the biggest empire in the world ever was telling anyone the truth.

20:51So, yeah. And yeah, we are bombing Ecuador now. Yeah, I did see that today.

20:57Cuz obviously what? Seven [snorts] wars is not enough?

21:01However many wars we're now in, I mean, I don't know if Israel's wars count as our wars now that we're in a war with Israel, literally, officially, but yeah.

21:10Got to bomb them all.

21:12Got to bomb them all.

21:13Right?

21:15Yeah, they are They're doing counter narco-terrorist operations in Ecuador is what's going on.

21:22Right.

21:28So, on to our first source.

21:32This is being posted directly by Representative Jason Crow.

21:39Um actually Army Ranger.

21:42He's a Colorado Congressman.

21:45So, you I I don't know. Uh it looks like he's a Democrat from Colorado. I don't know. I don't have any background on his political leanings in any more depth or granularity than that.

21:55Um he is a Democrat, so take that into account. But, here is what he has to say.

22:02They they are lying to us and to the American people. That is what is happening here.

22:07That's a hell of a voice, bro, but I'm going to let's not be judgmental. Uh there is no intelligence I want to be really clear. There's no intelligence that shows an imminent threat to Americans or the American people from Iran. Now, Iran is a rogue terrorist regime. That is true.

22:24Uh but, there has to be an imminent threat to us for the president to uh unilaterally conduct military action without congressional debate and without congressional authorization. And the reason why congressional involvement is important here is because that is the accountability mechanism.

22:41So, he's on the Armed Services Committee and the Intelligence Committee. So, he he is in the chairs where he should know if like he theoretically should be privy to this information.

22:56That's the accountability mechanism to make sure that we don't have a president that will get us into a quagmire without the consent of the American people cuz it's the American people that that have to do the fighting and the dying and the financing of it. And they're just bypassing this whole process and they're lying to us about it. Right? The analysis doesn't begin end end with is Iran bad, right? Iran is bad. The regime is bad. There's no doubt about it. But the Taliban was also bad.

23:23ISIS is also bad. Saddam Hussein was also bad. Israel is also bad by the way.

23:28And we screwed up those conflicts in a pretty big way. So, this has to be course corrected and it has to be corrected immediately.

23:36So, that's a Democratic Congressman from Colorado who's on the Intelligence Committee and also the Armed Services Committee.

23:43>> [snorts] >> Um and he is saying Trump is lying.

23:48I serve on the Intel and Armed Services Committees. There's no intelligence that Iran posed an imminent threat to the US or the American people, which is obvious when you think about it. Duh.

23:57They don't have missiles that can hit us. They have no intention of hitting us. They don't have nuclear weapons.

24:02Although now they might think about now they're probably going to develop them.

24:07It's all made up.

24:09According to Representative Jason Crow.

24:13>> [snorts] >> Um I we just couldn't let this one slip by because it's too [ __ ] funny, dude.

24:18This one is too good.

24:19>> think Israel, you know, forced the US's hand here? Boxed the US in on this?

24:23Look, no one wants a nuclear war.

24:25Uh no one wants a nuclear Israel, but we certainly don't want an endless war, plain and simple.

24:32So, he just said no one wants a nuclear Israel.

24:35He starts to walk away.

24:37And what did I say?

24:39Oh, no. Got it. Can you say that again?

24:42>> [laughter] >> No one wants an endless war, but we certainly don't want a nuclear Iran.

24:47That's for sure.

24:48>> Oh, okay. Cool. Right. Right. Right.

24:51Right, Chucky boy. Right, Chuck. Nice one. Nice. Whoops. So, not only is our entire government cucked for Israel, but it's also a bunch of geriatrics that don't even know what they're saying.

25:07A bunch of geriatric cucks. And in this case, he's a geriatric Jewish cuck that has openly talked about how his mission in Congress was to be the Jewish voice for the Jews, to be the staunchest defender of Israel. There's a whole article that I have cited in my Obsidian Vault about Chuck Schumer and about how he is just here to advocate for Israel on the Democratic side.

25:33This is his whole mission. Um except for when he [ __ ] has brain salad and accidentally says totally the wrong [ __ ] thing.

25:41Yeah, the posture says a lot, doesn't it?

25:44Okay.

25:46Um are we ready to drop into some more cogent analysis?

25:51What I think we're going to try to do is we're going to try to break up this analysis with some videos, some some supporting evidence. If I can, we'll try to bop in and out um cuz I think that I've got some other sources that kind of play into some of these points, but Hamidreza Azizi has been putting out some super solid summary analysis of what's been going on day-by-day. Highly recommend you follow him and read his analysis.

26:19Um I'm not super familiar with his bias and with his background.

26:25He's a PhD visiting fellow in Berlin associate uh Klingendael Logue non-resident fellow at the Middle Eastern Council. Iran Middle East Eurasia views are my own. Retweets not endorsement. Um Iran analytica.org is his website. He's based in Berlin.

26:44>> [snorts] >> So, he is a scholarly source, a PhD, and his analysis has been uh I I think he's doing so much of it because it's a bit of a sort of like a an ongoing ad for his book, which based on his analysis is probably going to be a pretty [ __ ] good book, if you ask me.

27:04But, um Oh, cool. Maybe we should watch a little bit of this later.

27:11Um it's always good to get a video source on someone so you can get a read on their personality a little more.

27:16Um but we're going to read through some of this. This is his summary from yesterday of the state of things.

27:25The IRGC's ground forces appear to be entering the conflict more visibly.

27:31Iran.

27:33Iranian reports indicate drone strikes against Kurdish militant positions in northern Iraq and attacks against US targets in Kuwait suggesting a widening role for the force.

27:44This shift reflects growing Iranian concern that the US may support insurgent groups operating inside Iran, particularly Kurdish and Baloch armed factions along the country's borders.

27:55So, these are sort of these like stateless uh like I don't know. It's like say like alt like alt ethnic groups, alt ethnic and religious groups that it's a very complex [ __ ] ethnic and religious situation over there that um I certainly do not understand all of it.

28:11But, um the Kurds are a great example of sort of like a stateless people that are like in that zone of Iraq and Iran and um and kind of like cross borders and they've been a key strategic force in American operations because of that in the past.

28:28And it sounds like the US is basically going to go green beret on this [ __ ] and arm a bunch of insurgent groups to sort of like invade Iran for us because we're going to be [ __ ] if we put American boots on the ground and try to invade Iran that way. That's not going to go good. Um and we talked a little bit about that yesterday, I think it was.

28:47Iran has downed an Israeli Elbit Hermes 900 drone largely intact, photo-verified. Iranian sources are already discussing possible reverse engineering, something Iran has attempted with captured systems in the past. Um I do think that I have a video of that.

29:06Um but I don't know if it's open currently.

29:17Um Hezbollah published videos of missile launches, Israeli air attack.

29:27Video reports show impact.

29:40I've seen a couple videos of this downed drone >> [cough] [clears throat] >> that I'm pretty sure is confirmed like at this point that Iran has started shooting down these Israeli and American drones.

29:57Let me just scan real quick to see if I can pull it up.

30:00Cuz I think I had it saved, but it's hard to say.

30:05There's a lot of incoming going on here.

30:08Um no, those are the paintings.

30:27That's not it. That's not it.

30:33This is one of the videos that I was seeing. Um they're not particularly exciting because yeah, they're just videos of flaming craft.

30:46But later on in the video, you can sort of see it spiraling downwards.

30:51So, it's not Several videos like this have been circulating that are allegedly American and Israeli drones coming down, which is significant. Um Homeboy is saying photo verified, he's a PhD. I'm going to take his word for it as opposed to mine.

31:06Um A, these are super expensive drones, but B, they are the targeting mechanisms that are helping American and Israeli forces target the Iranian launchers. And the Iranian launchers are how they're shooting all these rockets that are [ __ ] everything up. So, it really is right now sort of a battle of air superiority, and we'll listen to Pete Hegseth talk about that air superiority in a little bit. Um >> [clears throat] >> a little unsure >> [snorts] >> a little unsure >> [clears throat] >> exactly how much of Hegseth's words are just [ __ ] lies and propaganda.

31:55But, you know, we'll dig into it.

31:58Both sides are signaling confidence in wartime production capacity. Iranian officials claim missile production is keeping pace with launches, while Donald Trump has said US interceptor missile production is also accelerating.

32:09Problem is that Iranians' weapons are way cheaper and way faster to produce um versus the extremely expensive and heavy-duty [snorts] [ __ ] that we are firing, just wasting taxpayer dollars by the billions on.

32:24Iran's maritime pressure campaign continues, and IRGC naval official stated that 10 ships have been targeted so far in the Strait of Hormuz, reinforcing Tehran's effort to disrupt shipping and raise global energy costs.

32:39Um if you don't know, you should know by now. If you don't know, the Strait of Hormuz is this strait right here where all of the oil from the Gulf comes out of. And if we turn on our um pipelines, all of this oil infrastructure in here, all of these oil fields in the Gulf, all of the oil that's getting piped out of here, like all these Saudi Arabian oil structures, the vast majority of it, huge amount of the global oil supply has to pass through the Strait of Hormuz here, which Iran has effectively closed.

33:18And we're currently discovering whether or not America is going to try to um escort ships through it or not.

33:30We'll see.

33:32But just in case you're not familiar with what that is, super important landmark to control. And Iran is in the perfect place to control it.

33:42They control the entire northern landmass there. They are the northern landmass there.

33:49The Islamic Resistance of Iraq announced 27 operations against US positions across the region in a single day, marking a sharp escalation in proxy activity. And we're starting to get videos coming back of actual like ground fighting between Iranian and uh basically between proxy forces.

34:08There have been attacks on US diplomatic and intelligence facilities in Gulf states, including incidents in Dubai and Saudi Arabia. Um embassies have been hit.

34:16CIA outposts have been hit. Bases have been hit. Really [ __ ] important radars have been hit. We'll talk about that. The United States considering escorting oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz, which we were talking about.

34:27Iranian analysts argue this could paradoxically increase the vulnerability of US naval assets by bringing them closer to Iranian missile ranges. Yeah, it sounds kind of like sitting ducks to me. Sounds like a [ __ ] shooting gallery for Iran.

34:39Doesn't sound great. Iran appears to be concentrating attacks on US radar and surveillance infrastructure in the Persian Gulf. Reports indicate a second THAAD radar in the UAE was targeted by Iranian missiles suggesting a strategy aimed at degrading early warning capabilities.

34:53Um these radars that we're going to talk about a bunch, my understanding, as far as I can tell so far, is that they are like the base layer that feeds all the base data into all the radar systems.

35:04And so when these super duper radars go down, they're like a billion dollars each or whatever, when they get hit, all the radar capacity, all the advanced warning signs, all of the air defense that America and Israel are relying on, all get significantly less effective.

35:20Um at the same time, Iran has reportedly prioritized targeting Israeli reconnaissance drones such as the Hermes 900, which are central to locating Iranian missile launchers because that is like a key piece of this battle right now.

35:33Some analysts suggest this may explain the recent decline in large-scale Iranian missile barrages. Tehran could be attempting to first degrade Israel's um intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance capabilities before resuming heavy missile operations.

35:49I think it's intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance.

35:52That's [clears throat] basically what it means. Um I'm pretty sure that's what it means.

35:56See, I'm not an expert. [ __ ] go somewhere else if you want that.

35:59Footage showing Israeli F-16 aircraft operating over Tehran suggests that Israeli and US forces may have achieved significant freedom of maneuver in Iranian airspace that suppressing parts of Iran's air defense network.

36:11So, it's all about this air superiority battle right now. Um Pete Hegseth is saying that we've got it.

36:17Doesn't exactly sound like we totally do. Um and once and even once we do, it's not entirely clear how that's going to win the battle for us.

36:25The The of labor between the United States and Israel is becoming clearer.

36:28Israeli strikes appear concentrated in Tehran and western Iran, while US operations increasingly target drone bases and military infrastructure in southern Iran.

36:37Cuz a lot of the American stuff is basing out of our Arab neighbors in the UAE, in Qatar, and Saudi Arabia.

36:47At the same time, strikes have targeted western Iranian provinces, raising Iranian fears that insurgent groups could attempt to enter the country from Iraqi Kurdistan.

36:57They would have a lot of mountains to go through, but the Kurds would be no strangers to the mountains.

37:03Iran has responded by striking Kurdish militant positions in Iraq and increasing IRGC deployments along its western borders.

37:10Hezbollah has continued limited operations despite pressure from the Lebanese government, so there's a whole new conflict in Lebanon. Uh, Israel's bombing the [ __ ] out of Lebanon. They're moving into Lebanon and taking over parts of Lebanon all over again, obviously.

37:23Sounds like they have no intention of leaving, either.

37:26Meanwhile, the Houthis have threatened to close the Bab el-Mandeb strait and resume attacks against Saudi Arabia if Riyadh joins the war directly.

37:35So, that's that's the other strait, um, down on the way into the Red Sea.

37:43And, um, that strait has been contention point for quite some time.

37:52Energy infrastructure is increasingly become a central battlefield. Iranian drone strikes at key gas facilities linked to Qatar Energy, forcing a temporary shutdown of LNG operations in Ras Laffan and Mesaieed.

38:04Um, water desalination plants are also becoming a key point here that we've been hearing various people talking about.

38:12A separate attack attack targeted the oil export hub at Fujairah in the UAE, a critical route that allows Gulf oil shipments to bypass the Strait of Hormuz.

38:25These strikes suggest a broader Iranian strategy aimed at sustaining pressure on global energy markets even if a full maritime blockade proves difficult to maintain. Because Iran doesn't need to like win the war. Iran just needs to make the war extremely painful to maintain until America just doesn't want to fight it anymore. That's all they need to do.

38:43And if Iran succeeds at that, they probably come out of this war with nuclear weapons, and they probably come out of this war with Israel extremely vulnerable, and they humiliate America.

38:57It's all we're already pretty humiliated. The whole thing is already pretty [ __ ] humiliating. They've been dragged into this stupid war on behalf of Israel with obviously not adequate preparation, ad- obviously not adequate planning, and none of our goals have been achieved. Um and it's looking like we're in for a long protracted conflict at this point. It's what it looks like.

39:23Inside Iran, political developments are accelerating. The Assembly of Experts is reportedly close to selecting a new supreme leader following the killing of Ali Khamenei.

39:31The interim leadership council convened again despite the risk of further decapitation strikes signaling an attempt to project continuity and control.

39:38Concerns are also growing about potential escalation around nuclear facilities. The Natanz nuclear site has reportedly been struck again while explosions near the Russian-operated Bushehr nuclear power plant have raised fears of potential nuclear accident.

39:53The tempo of Iranian missile strikes against Israel appears to have decreased in the past day. It remains unclear whether this reflects successful targeting of missile launchers or deliberate conservation of missile stockpiles, but it also seems like Israel is largely censoring um what is coming out about what's hitting Israel, and it's not entirely clear uh what footage is real and what footage is not, but it sounds like Israel is taking a lot more damage than they want us to believe.

40:29Um So, we'll get into some of that in a little bit here.

40:34But Israel and America's uh anti-missile defensive capabilities have both been just greatly depleted. Um it's extremely expensive. We're firing some [ __ ] expensive defensive missiles up there.

40:52It ain't going so good. It is It ain't going so good.

40:55Um We certainly have a high intercept rate.

41:01And we're spending billions and billions of dollars to do it.

41:05To intercept all these little drones that they can just make thousands more of. They're making more every day.

41:13So, some recent US military deployments are also attracting attention in Iranian commentary. Open-source reporting indicates that Washington has sent additional aerial refueling aircrafts to the CENTCOM region and redeployed fighter jets from Europe to the Middle East.

41:28Some Iranian analysts interpret these moves as a sign that the conflict may not be unfolding as Washington initially anticipated, suggesting that the existing US force posture may have been insufficient for the scale and duration of the confrontation. Yes, and Washington is talking about Hegseth is talking about all about air posturing, all about air superiority, all about gaining um control over the skies over Iran.

41:52And they're basically just bombing.

41:54They're just dropping gigantic [ __ ] bombs on Iranian population centers, on Tehran, killing untold numbers of civilians as though that's going to [ __ ] help.

42:06That is just galvanizing more support in Iran for their government. Um more resistance to America.

42:14Of course, Stacy is in the in the chat gifting subs like a mad villain. Thank you, Stacy. You're a total legend.

42:19Thanks for being here.

42:22So, there are also reports that the United States may be considering redeploying THAAD and Patriot air defense systems from other regions, including East Asia, to reinforce missile defenses in the Middle East amid sustained Iranian missile attacks.

42:35Cuz just burn it all. Just use up all of our defense capabilities. Use up all of our military capabilities.

42:43Use up all of intuition Jen's sub-gifting capabilities like a freaking legend in here. Thank you, Jen. Thank you, Stacy. Good to have the homies in the chat.

42:53We're just We're We're all in for Israel. We're all in for Israel.

42:57American people be damned.

42:59These developments are framed in Iranian media as evidence that interceptor missile consumption may be occurring faster than expected. You're goddamn right it is. Forcing Washington to draw on additional regional and global resources.

43:11Iran has has not even as far as I'm aware, I've not seen any reporting that Iran has started using their their new fancy [ __ ] yet. They're just using their old [ __ ] and they're using all these little drones, and they're doing an incredible amount of damage. Like they're And 90% of their [ __ ] is not getting through, but even so, that 10% it's still cheaper to just fire all that cheap [ __ ] and blow up a $1.1 billion radar system that is irreplaceable, basically.

43:39So, overall developments on day four largely reinforce the patterns observed over the past two days. Expanding proxy involvement, continued attacks on energy infrastructure, sustained air operations inside Iran, and widening regional spillover of the conflict.

43:55Um, so, we might come back and check on Hamidreza a little bit more later on here.

44:03Um, Tucker has been dropping the heat [ __ ] left and right. Um well, it just came out actually. Um I'm going to do another report on this later. It came out that Tucker uh that Alp was targeted by some very advanced theft operation.

44:26Um details are still emerging, but I think, my opinion only, just my opinion, here's the facts. Here's the facts as far as I'm aware.

44:38Alp is launching a new product line of nicotine pouches, and they're getting their whole shipment ready to roll out.

44:45And then, an extremely advanced heist happens where a bunch of people show up with like full costumes and like paperwork and I and like [ __ ] and they like pose as uh like warehouse workers and like hijack the [ __ ] shipment.

45:09And steal millions of dollars worth of Alp pouches with an extremely complex heist.

45:20And I'm just going to say it.

45:28Were there any weird Israeli moving companies involved?

45:32Was there anyone dancing on top of parking garages?

45:39Were there any Bergs or Steins involved in this heist? Because who do you really think is going through all the trouble to do a gigantic heist of nicotine pouches when you could be heisting gold or silver or jewels or [ __ ] computer parts or like literally anything other than nicotine pouches.

46:03It is pretty obvious to me, in my opinion, that if someone is going to heist Alp right now, it's an Israeli operation targeting Tucker.

46:16That's my first impression immediately, obviously, as soon as I saw the reporting on it.

46:22Sorry, not sorry.

46:25Um, I'm going to stand by that one.

46:30And I think that's [ __ ] hilarious. I think that's [ __ ] hilarious.

46:37I'm sure they're going to be fine. I'm sure they're going to roll out a brand new shipment in no time. Who cares? It's like, "Oh, no, you took my nicotine pouches. What?"

46:47So, um, I'm going to dig more into that story and do a report on that later today or tomorrow. But God, I just thought that was so funny. Um, Tucker is on a tear right now. He's totally unhinged right now. He is exactly what America needs right now. He has more presidential energy than Donald Trump ever did right now. And thank the Lord for Tucker's energy right now. Um, yeah. And like, y'all who think Tucker's CIA, like, I feel you. I don't give a [ __ ] like at this point. If the whole CIA was a bunch of Tucker Carlsons, [ __ ] yeah, bro. That would be [ __ ] awesome, dude.

47:24Imagine if the whole CIA was [ __ ] saying the things that Tucker's saying and being like, "Israel's not our [ __ ] ally. Israel's spying on us.

47:31Israel's going after us. We should be opening raining Israel in."

47:36Imagine if our whole CIA thought that.

47:38That would be badass, okay?

47:40Sorry, not sorry. Um, that's how I feel about the story.

47:45And Tucker's been breaking all kinds of news cuz Tucker's got all kinds of inside sources all across the Middle East and all across the government. And uh, here's just one more example. He's been putting out so much stuff that I haven't even been able to keep up with his original reporting, with his full episodes. I've just been keeping up with his clips.

48:029/11 >> [snorts] >> But, let's start with the purported assassination attempts on Donald Trump. Now, why are those significant? Because yesterday the president of the United States said, "I did this."

48:16And by this I mean killed the head of state of Iran, the Ayatollah Khamenei.

48:23"He tried to kill me twice, but I got him first." It's almost a verbatim quote from the president who seems who thinks that he's been told that. Get it?

48:29>> they're rolling out now.

48:32What do we know about that?

48:33Where did that intelligence come from that proved that the government of Iran, run by the Ayatollah, this religious leader, tried to assassinate the president of the United States twice. Do we know where that came from?

48:46Oh, it came from Israel.

48:48That's where that intel came from. Well, let's see it.

48:51Why not? At this point, he's dead.

48:54Why can't we see that? Oh, sources and methods? Tough.

48:58We went to war over this. Americans are dead because of this.

49:02You can't hide behind that anymore.

49:05Show us.

49:09We learned this lesson in Iraq already.

49:11Do not trust Israeli intelligence as far as you can [ __ ] throw them.

49:20Don't trust Israeli intelligence for anything except to lie to you.

49:25They lied our way into Iraq.

49:28We bought it hook, line, and sinker.

49:31Probably because of a bunch of traitors in our own government of a various of a certain ethnic persuasion, of a certain Zionist bent.

49:39And once again, they're feeding us a bunch of [ __ ] and it's getting gobbled up by a bunch of Zionist traitors in our own government and getting presented as fact.

49:53And maybe we'll find that there's really good intel and just absolutely shows that the government of Iran run by the Ayatollah tried to assassinate the president of the United States.

50:02That might have been a good reason for war right there.

50:06But maybe it doesn't show that.

50:08Because this country has certainly been manipulated a lot by Israeli intelligence.

50:15I thought he was going to not say it for a second. I was like, I'll say it.

50:18>> another foreign country's intelligence, but certainly by Israeli intelligence.

50:20That's why we thought there were weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.

50:23Saddam Hussein was paying the families of suicide bombers in Israel, which is bad.

50:28Not endorsing that. Israel wanted him out. Get it.

50:33Why did we do that? Because Israeli intelligence told us that he was working on chem bio weapons and a nuke.

50:40Totally false. Totally false.

50:41>> from Israeli intelligence. So at that point, the track record suggests, "Hey, Well, then they also cooked up a [ __ ] fake anthrax scare that traced back to CIA labs.

50:52Because it wasn't good enough and they needed a little more. So they figured they would literally just [ __ ] poison some Americans with anthrax. They just so happened to poison people that were critical of the [ __ ] war effort, of critical of Iraq. And the whole idea, let's just poison some [ __ ] Americans with anthrax just to help nudge us into this fake ass Iraqi war thing. Let's not forget.

51:12Hey, and I'm no offense to Ted Cruz or all the other dumbos who are always saying, "No, we get all this actual intelligence. It's >> A wild card to play.

51:19>> them so desperately." Really, let's evaluate the quality of that intelligence.

51:23And what percentage is true, what percentage is sincerely mistaken, and what percentage is designed to manipulate us into military action on their behalf?

51:31It'd be interesting to know.

51:33And until we do know, the rest of us are going to just speculate. And some of us will put brakes on our own imaginations and try not to be too dark about Yeah.

51:41Yeah, Tucker spitting fire and facts all over the place, breaking all sorts of news that is having the Zionists freak out and respond and try to obfuscate and and [ __ ] you know, spin their [ __ ] webs of lies. Um, but I just wanted to just drop in a little harder with with our guy Harrison who is totally just like Harrison has been on a tear. He has been completely unhinged.

52:05He's totally unafraid to speak the truth and he's speaking the god damn truth.

52:09Harrison has been on fire and I am so thankful to have Harrison in the information space in the Info War, if you will.

52:16>> It says, "Marco Rubio did not claim Israel dragged Donald Trump into a war."

52:20But he did though. But he actually he did.

52:23They just It's just embarrassing to admit that you're all literal traitors.

52:28Like that's treason.

52:30Like Trump, Rubio, like I I'm Bingo.

52:33>> I'm not even joking. This is treason.

52:34There should be treason trials. Yes.

52:37And as part of the necessary, obviously far overdue expulsion of these treasonous characters, like we need to ban all dual citizens in government.

52:51Yes.

52:52>> Completely extricate any influence Israel has. Ban AIPAC.

52:57Forget forcing them to register under FARA. No, they should be banned outright.

53:02You know, charge them with Burn their [ __ ] buildings down.

53:05crimes because we're in it now. Lock them up. Yeah.

53:10Charge them with crimes. Lock them up.

53:11Uh it's not like this is something that they did and it could be like, "Oh, we got caught or it didn't go that well and we just back off and you know, no harm, no foul." No, it's there's been harm.

53:20There already has been harm. People have already died from this. American servicemen have lost their lives. Families be eating Thanksgiving dinner with an empty chair this year because of these people doing And a lot of American families won't be eating Thanksgiving dinner because the American economy is going to take a massive [ __ ] hit from all of the money printing that is inevitably going to follow that they always put off the price that we all pay hoping we won't [ __ ] notice that they're getting rich off of war in which we die for Israel.

53:55I'm this.

53:57And that's and that's the smallest amount of damage this could do.

54:03I mean this could literally lead to World War II. And these people did this literally at the behest of and for the sake of Israel.

54:11And that's not our country. So these are these are treasonous actors.

54:16Bingo Harrison. I could not agree any freaking more. If you do not follow Harrison H Smith, follow Harrison H Smith. Go to his profile and watch his pinned video immediately.

54:29I'm not Oh, I'm on Kick. I could play it. We might play it later.

54:32I'm going to get Harrison I'm I'm going to have Harrison send me a no music version so that I can put um I can put copyright-free music over it so that we can play it on YouTube cuz everyone needs to [ __ ] see this video. It's at 17 million views and counting.

54:49And we're just going to we're going to undo the repost real quick and we're going to [ __ ] repost it again cuz everyone needs to see the eighth front.

54:57Most important video on the internet today.

55:01But let's just hear Rubio in his own words. Yesterday you told us that Israel was going to strike Iran and that that's why we needed to get involved. Today the president said that No. Iran was going to get Yeah, your statement is false. So that's not what he I was asked very specifically. Were you there yesterday?

55:16Okay. And so the president made the very wise decision. He we knew that there was going to be an Israeli action. We knew that that would precipitate an attack against American forces and we knew that if we didn't preemptively go after them before they launched those attacks, we would suffer higher casualties and perhaps even higher those killed. And then we would all be here answering questions about why we knew that and didn't act. Yesterday Yeah. So, Marco Rubio absolutely said what he said.

55:43And we all watched it, and it's all over the internet. And y'all can try to backpedal as much as you [ __ ] want.

55:49But we all know the truth. And I rambled pretty hard on how uh yesterday on how we're not listening to Marco Rubio cuz we expect him to tell the truth. We just happened to be listening when we caught him accidentally telling the truth. And now they're trying to backpedal and be like, "Oh, no, that was a that was not the It's like, yeah, no, you you said the quiet part out loud on accident, and we all heard. You dumb [ __ ] So, Patricia Marins quickly becoming one of my favorite um war correspondents.

56:18Um I still don't know exactly how she knows all the things that she knows, but she's [ __ ] dialed in.

56:25And um this video is just a So, this is of um I think I don't know I believe Tehran.

56:39Densely populated Iranian cities just getting absolutely obliterated by massive bombs.

56:46Just dropping massive bombs.

56:49Straight from the bombers, straight onto civilian infrastructure.

56:52Um the word war crime is getting thrown around a lot. I mean, I'm not I don't know what a war crime is in this kind of an instance.

57:00We certainly attacked them.

57:03We started it.

57:05And at the very least, it's just a strategic idiocy like idiocy. It's like, what? Killing a bunch of Iranian civilians is going to [ __ ] help? Is that going to help? They're not going to give up.

57:14Like, are you kidding me?

57:17Y'all are the ones meaning the government the propaganda artists, they're the ones that built up this whole image of the psychotic genocidal militant Islamist terrorists. Do you think those [ __ ] are going to give up because you killed more civilians? No, they're going to double the [ __ ] down.

57:34Obviously.

57:36Obviously.

57:38The more we terrorize their civilians like this, the more resolved they're going to get.

57:44This is a key piece of evidence that we're going to look at uh in a video in a second here.

57:48Um and this imagery has been going around a lot, open-source imagery from satellite of the THAAD anti-ballistic middle missile system um in the UAE that the IRGC that Iran hit.

58:04They said that they hit it and now we're getting satellite imagery open-source that um is confirming that, that they hit one and probably damaged the other, I think is the understanding.

58:17It's widely considered one of the most expensive individual radar units in operational service in the world with an estimated cost ranging from approximately 500 million to over 1 billion dollars per unit depending on configuration and support components.

58:29And this is a key piece of infrastructure for all radar systems and early detection systems in a in the region is my understanding.

58:45More reporting on the same.

58:49The New York Times is reporting on it as well. It's not a Telegram channel, not a Russian state broadcaster, it's the New York Times reporting on it.

59:04Reports that circa 50 missiles hit Israel without interception.

59:09This came in this morning around midnight.

59:17Coordinated strike represents the largest single barrage reported targeting major population centers across the Negev and Judea regions.

59:52>> So, Israel is being starkly reminded that they are not invincible.

60:05I think it's important to take most of this footage with a bit of a grain of salt. It's hard to tell exactly how much is vetted and exactly how much is legitimate.

60:17It's hard to tell exactly how much damage is being inflicted because both sides are trying to control information.

60:33This video This video is being posted with reporting that Iran is deploying new, never-before-seen sort of like cluster uh missile ammunitions that are like breaking up into multiple missiles um that someone far smarter than me should probably explain and analyze.

60:50Um So, um Iranian vessel was sunk. That's kind of everyone's talking about this. It's like it was returning from being way over in like the Indian Ocean doing something with India before the war started. It was on its way back.

61:30And an American sub, I think, downed it.

61:33And so there's talk about how that sort of opens up more of a global theater for operations that we kind of initiated.

61:41Implying that targeting further abroad is sort of on the table now.

61:48We'll see. [snorts] This is the funeral for the massacre of 165 girls at the girls' school that happened on day one in the very first strike.

61:58And and it's um pretty clear what effect this is going to have on the sentiment in Iran.

62:07And that this is very much unified a bunch of the Iranian people that might have been critical of the regime in the first place and are probably not very critical of it now.

62:17One of our first acts was to strike a girls' school while it was in session killing 165 plus children.

62:27165 seems to be the number that most people are uh settling on.

62:34And right when it happened, all the Israeli propaganda agents like Laura Loomer, for example, came out and tried to like drop the Israeli propaganda line of like, "No, it was a Israel It was a Iranian missile that misfired." Except the fact that it happened right in the middle of the American Israeli attack before Iran had launched any attacks, right in the middle of the strike zone that America and Israel had targeted.

63:00And it looks like it was in the American targeting zone, not the Israeli targeting zone.

63:05It's pretty [ __ ] up. It's a diplomatic nightmare. It's a PR nightmare. It's a human tragedy.

63:13The loss of lives of all civilians is tragic. Of children is especially tragic. This is a map of exactly where it was within the American strike zone.

63:23The highlighted zones are the official American strike zone.

63:27This got brought up at the Hegseth hearing.

63:30Tie, right there.

63:32You got a tie on. Yep. Yep. Uh thank you. Sam Bailey with the BBC. Can you give us an update on what the administration knows, what you know now about the reported strike on a girl's school in southern Iran on Saturday?

63:44Um all I know all I can say is that we're investigating that. Um we of course never target uh civilian targets, but we're we're taking a look and investigating that.

63:53Red tie in front. Uh just on the basis that with the information you would have, your reconnaissance abilities, uh ability to gather information, I mean it's several days on now. So, is there any clarity on whose munition this was?

64:07We're investigating it. Thank you.

64:08Right. Second Yeah.

64:11Yeah. Investigating it real hard.

64:14Kind of like we're investigating who killed Charlie Kirk. No one knows. No one knows who killed Charlie Kirk. Can't imagine who killed Charlie Kirk.

64:25I'm regretting my [ __ ] day one tweet about Israel killing Charlie Kirk less and less every minute.

64:33And then there's all this funny reporting that is kind of hard to like I I feel like it's confirmed because a lot of different open-source reporting is reporting the same thing and you can kind of see it in the video footage itself.

64:47But a lot of people are reporting that we've been bombing paintings.

64:54That Iran painted a whole bunch of planes and helicopters out on their [ __ ] runways.

65:01And that we've been bombing paintings in a lot of instances, not all instances. But it sounds like they drew a bunch of F-14s on the runways.

65:13And you can see in the footage that they've been putting out that when it blows up, it's not actually blowing up because it's not actually a plane.

65:23Um and there's a lot of different versions of this reporting going on, paintings of helicopters, paintings of planes, IDF attacks, Iranian paintings, and releases it as destroyed target. Iran is using anamorphic paintings on the ground to deceive attacks by the US and Israel.

65:45Notice in this video video how the supposed helicopter hit is actually just a painting on the asphalt. Russia used the same technique in 2023 to fool American satellites during the war in Ukraine.

65:55This draws attention to the possibility that many reports from Israel and the United States are filled with strikes on fake targets of this kind. It also shows that Iran is inventing is investing in attrition and preparing for a possible long-term conflict.

66:09It also invites the possibility that they may have moved a significant portion of their air force into caves, bunkers, uh protected sites, and then painted a bunch of fake [ __ ] on the runways, and we might not actually know exactly what their air capability is right now.

66:28Hexeth is painting the picture that we have air superiority at the moment, but it's kind of hard to tell what exactly is propaganda and what exactly is real.

66:40And here is the report I was referring to that Israeli experts are sounding the alarm, Iranian cluster missiles can split into as many as 80 sub-missiles hitting multiple targets simultaneously.

66:50They're calling it an unprecedented weapon, despite the fact that I'm pretty sure that Israel has used such weapons themselves in the past, but I don't know. Don't quote me on that. And he's citing the same video that we just watched a second ago.

67:03Um which is pretty wild.

67:05A shitload of damage.

67:07Israel is kind of blanket uh censoring what's getting out about what's damaging Israel, what exactly is happening in Israel. So, it's a little hard to tell what's going on in Israel.

67:18But, let's jump into um the conflict map for a second here.

67:26And just jump around a little bit and see the resource here.

67:30And see what else um we can see. Let me see if I can get the chat going on here.

67:37There's our chat.

67:39Um and we'll give the chat a background.

67:46And let me just see if Oh, it's because it's in there.

67:57Here, we'll bring chat down a little bit.

68:01Cool.

68:03And we'll bring the top of this down a little bit.

68:09Just don't mind me while I do little modifications. Get it tight.

68:14Get it tight, chat. Get it tight.

68:17Um let me check in with the chat for a second.

68:19But first, let me um get get the map uh scrolled over to where we want to look at.

68:27This is my new conflict map that I'm tracking everything on.

68:34Is the conflict map a web web page or download? So far, it's just mine. Um but I am planning on I I don't know. I I'll probably open it up to everybody so that y'all can view it. Um but I'm always a little hesitant to put out things that I've personally vibe coded cuz I don't know [ __ ] about what I'm doing. I'm just [ __ ] vibe coding [ __ ] that's useful.

68:55And it's useful. Um it's super useful.

68:58But, I'm still tweaking everything and getting it dialed in. Right now, uh you can't see it's behind the chat right now, but I have a check on the video sources only function. And at the bottom, you can see that we're only seeing March 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. So, it's only sources that have reported from March 2nd, 3rd, and 4th.

69:18Um [snorts] and we'll start with the most recent and we'll we'll work our way backwards.

69:22Um 9:50. Let me update the map and see if anything new comes in. Okay.

69:28So, I do have one report as recent as 1:19 p.m. Central Time, which is 40-ish minutes ago, 30 minutes ago.

69:36And when I pull this source, there is a video at this source.

69:41So, we'll open her up and we'll see what they're what they're showing.

69:49So, there's debris from a missile interception that fell in Turkey.

69:54Not wildly interesting except for the fact that strikes in Turkey are a bit of an escalation. Turkey is a NATO ally and it's uh kind of a new um frontier in the fight here. You'll notice there's two different reports here. Debris from intercepted missile, debris from intercepted missile. Uh my deduplicator obviously isn't working perfectly yet.

70:14Um This is the video of them striking this vessel in Iran.

70:24Or sorry, in the Indian Ocean.

70:26>> An American submarine sunk an Iranian warship that thought it was safe in international waters.

70:34Instead, it was sunk by a torpedo.

70:36Quiet death.

70:39Hegseth just loves cos playing badass.

70:43He just loves talking about killing.

70:47The first sinking of an enemy ship by a torpedo since World War II.

70:51Yay.

70:52>> Like in that war, back when we were still the War Department, we are fighting to win.

70:59Cool. Cool story, bro.

71:01Um so, that happened. I'd bet that most of these reports in this Hezbollah publishes video of missile launches targeting Israeli bases. Oh, so this is also just so happens to be my drop point for any uh videos that don't have locations is I just decided to put them all out into the Indian Ocean out of the way.

71:20So, videos that I don't that my scraper bot couldn't figure out where exactly they were just get put out there.

71:29Um Hezbollah releases footage of its fighters targeting the Meron and Naftali base with missiles in the upper Galilee and the occupied Golan Heights.

71:40Um Okay, interesting. It's like legit video footage overlaid with funky Google Maps stuff.

71:50Um you know, war propaganda stuff on all sides.

71:58With music that I doubt I want to play.

72:01Cool. Not super useful.

72:03Um let me get back to scrolling over here. US submarine sink Iranian military ship off Sri Lanka. We already know.

72:09Hezbollah releases footage of attacks on two Israeli bases.

72:15Shout out to Mint Press News.

72:20>> [music] >> Dude, they're all about their [ __ ] music.

72:28Yeah, so they're all publishing their videos all cool like.

72:32Uh this is probably the same footage we just watched actually. Yeah.

72:37Yeah, same footage we just watched.

72:39>> [snorts] >> So, as you can tell, um it's a little tedious to go through everything.

72:50You can see it.

72:52Nive This is Beirut, Lebanon.

72:59Where Israel is now bombing.

73:01>> Yes, the fourth strike to hit the to hit Beirut's southern suburbs in the past 3 hours since 5 GMT.

73:09Repeated evacuation orders. So, even if people dare to return to their homes because remember in the early hours of Monday morning, we saw thousands and thousands of families pack whatever they could and leave the area.

73:26Some have since returned because they just don't want to sleep in their cars or in the streets. These recurring evacuation orders make it very very difficult for people to return to their homes. This is really part of of a strategy to ensure that this displacement crisis continues. It's a form of pressure not only on Hezbollah, its supporters, but also on the Lebanese state.

73:51>> [music] >> So, um So, there's a bunch going on in Lebanon now.

74:01In the last couple days here, lots of reporting.

74:05Israeli air strikes hit seven suburbs of Beirut. That's probably the same video.

74:09Hotel in Beirut suburb, maybe the same video. Same reporter.

74:13>> conflict between Israel and Hezbollah is escalating. There is no front line and there is no mediation or diplomatic effort to end it. We are in Hazmiyeh.

74:25This is a suburb of Beirut. It's not considered a Hezbollah stronghold. It is not where Hezbollah's supporters live.

74:33Behind me, the Comfort Hotel, which was targeted by an Israeli strike in the early hours of the morning. Now, this So, what else is new? Israel just targeting civilian infrastructure like crazy.

74:50Video emerges showing clashes between Hezbollah and Israeli forces.

75:00This is just really dark night time footage.

75:05Can't really see anything going on.

75:07But ground fighting has been joined.

75:14And so this is this whole front that's opened up in southern Lebanon.

75:21Um just to the north of Israel.

75:26And has Israel moving ground forces in.

75:28They're bombing and they're taking territory.

75:34And there's all kinds of strikes going on in Lebanon right now.

75:41This one is a weird video. I've seen this one a few times.

75:44It's like very very controlled demolition vibes, but not quite because well, kind of actually. I don't know what to make of it.

75:52It kind of collapses sideways. I very confusing video.

75:57I still don't know what to make of that video.

76:00Um So you've got a front that's opened up in Lebanon. You've got strikes that are happening in Israel. Couple of these videos are probably ones we've already seen. Missiles seen in the sky over Israeli settlements.

76:14Missile strike hits neighborhood in Beersheba.

76:20I've already seen this.

76:22This is pretty close to their secret military base out there and to the Negev nuclear facility actually.

76:34So Israel's certainly not invincible these days.

76:39Um and what else is going on on the map?

76:43We're not going to go through everything.

76:45But um strikes in Qatar.

76:49Strikes in US military bases.

76:52Late last night in Doha, we there were reports of more explosions, more interceptions at around just before 8:00 p.m. local time last night. Explosions reported in in Kuwait and the UAE. I didn't build it with web. I built it using Claude. Qatari officials tell us that two ballistic missiles were fired at Qatar. They intercepted one, one did hit Al Udeid air base, no casualties there at CENTCOM headquarters, but we are waiting to see how much damage was caused. Of course, Iran's military has been trying to hit Al Udeid specifically for several days since the beginning of this conflict for the past

77:30three, four, five days. And yesterday was the first confirmation that Al Udeid did sustain some kind of direct hit.

77:38Yeah, Chad is talking about the drills that are happening in South Carolina and across the United States. And actually when you look at flight tracking data, there have been increased activity in American military aircraft all across the United States since like several weeks before this conflict started that to me looked quite like pretty obviously like a serious build-up of preparation and training and such. And so um my current take is calm down.

78:10The fight is not here on American soil.

78:12If the fight comes to American soil, my first suspicion is that it's [ __ ] Israel doing it.

78:17I hate like sorry to show my bias, but my first suspicion is going to be an Israeli false flag straight up.

78:24And I I highly doubt that Iran is bringing the [ __ ] fight to our American soil. They have no They have no reason to do that. That'd be a horrible idea on their part and they're they're not idiots. They understand asymmetric warfare and they understand that what they need to do is they need to hit the American military bases and they need to hit all the people that are supporting like all the nations that are supporting the American and Israeli military over there. They do not want to come here and [ __ ] piss off the American people and give us a 9/11 moment. They certainly do not want that. They want the American

78:53people to not support this war and they only get the American people to not support this war by letting our own leadership [ __ ] bungle it the way they're doing.

79:01If I was them, that's what I would be doing. That's obviously the most strategic thing for them to do. There's no reason for them to attack American soil.

79:08Um they are attacking energy facilities all across Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, UAE, all of it.

79:18Um Iranian missile strikes in the UAE.

79:24This one's kind of rough.

79:27Showing the state of the situation for civilians in So, we came to Dubai and safe to say it's probably been the craziest trip um so far. We were on a boat when all the missiles started um firing. We just saw loads and loads of smoke and missiles. We basically were then evacuated by the hotel and we had to stay in the basement um at like 2:00 in the morning. There were just hundreds and hundreds of people like families, kids.

79:58People who live Expats everywhere, Americans, foreigners, Middle Easterners, just civilians just caught in the crossfire here. Obviously, um very tragic. The nature of warfare, it ain't good.

80:16It ain't good.

80:20Babies evacuated from hospital in Bushehr damaged by strikes. I don't really want to watch that one.

80:26Um US F-15 fighter jets shot down by Kuwait air defenses. This was a whole thing. Three of our F-15s were shot down by friendly fire on accident.

80:41It's just a video of one of the planes going down. All the pilots safely evacuated. The pilots were not killed.

80:49But the F-15s were destroyed, three of them.

80:53And those are some very expensive and important pieces of hardware. So that made a lot of news is this weird friendly fire incident in Kuwait on accident.

81:05Iranian drone crashes in Kuwait after being shot down or malfunctioning.

81:10US military jet crashes in Kuwait crew ejects. It's probably the same video we just saw.

81:16Yeah, same video.

81:19So that is the state of the conflict map and it's a freaking cool resource cuz I've got this slider where I can take my slider and I can look at only sources from today.

81:32And right now I have only video sources checked so there's only 12 red dots on the map.

81:39But if I uncheck video sources, there's 258 dots on the map.

81:44And you can zoom in and see the clustering of sources in all the sources talking about Israel talking about Tehran um a bunch in Bahrain and the UAE and these are being all auto scraped live as of as updates come in the map updates which is super useful to keep keep up on. And it's really useful to be able to see the pipeline infrastructure and the um key military bases, airfields uh to sort of understand exactly what's getting hit, why it's getting hit.

82:20Um stuff like that is very interesting.

82:24Um >> So, Iranian military bases, American military bases, etc.

82:37Learning a lot from the conflict map as I build it out and use it.

82:44Um and I will I I am trying to get it to a point where I can open it up to everybody and let other people view and use it, but I have no [ __ ] clue what I'm doing.

82:56Um I'm just vibe coding.

82:58Stacey's just in here gifting subs like a mad lad. Thank you, Stacey. Thank you, homies. Um appreciate the hype.

83:03And um yeah, I'll try to get this available. Um but you're going to have to treat it with a grain of salt because it's, you know, only as good as I can make it. I'm doing my best.

83:13Um new events 23.

83:18So, we've got new info coming in from the last hour that we already talked about. Israeli air strikes cause huge fire in entire Lebanon.

83:28Yeah, cool.

83:31But it is helpful for keeping up to date on everything and it's um it gets pretty crazy when you look at all of the events across the entire world. We got all kinds of updates in Iran and Tehran.

83:45Um and they do they we we've got them golden spiraling um when they're all located in Tehran, we get them to golden spiral out and make some sacred some sacred G for us.

83:56Um because why not?

84:02A?

84:03So, that's our map. Um now, let's jump into let's jump into some longer form video analysis that will sort of tie the whole room together before we wrap the show up.

84:15Um these videos, I think we've got two or three of I've got queued up.

84:21Um the first um Propaganda and Co. bro does have a strong obvious bias um anti-Israel.

84:35Just take that up front. Bro is very anti-Israel. Stacy Face is very pro sub gifting. You [ __ ] legend Stacy, we love you. Thanks for hooking the homies up.

84:44Um but he has been putting together excellent summaries of events and he has a great compilation of footage that uh does a great job of summarizing what's going on from a not America-centric propaganda bias.

84:57Um so it's a good way to catch up on everything that's going on.

85:01And I don't know if we're going to watch the whole thing, but we'll get it a little sped up and we'll drop into some of his coverage because it'll help tie everything together. This is video update number six for the Iran war. In this video, I'm going to cover some more of Iran's missile strikes and how it fits into their overall strategy, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, and the pummeling of Tehran by the US and Israel. Today, we received verification of some major news. You see, on the first day of the war, Iran claimed to have struck major radars and air defense systems in the region. Well, today, we

85:29received satellite imagery that seems to confirm that Iran was in fact telling the truth. Iran struck both UAE THAAD missile defense radar sites. The UAE operates two THAAD batteries, each equipped with one AN/TPY-2 radar at dedicated locations. In recent years, the radars were typically parked just outside their hangars during peacetime.

85:46Site one, prior satellite imagery shows radar components positioned outside the hangar in their usual location.

85:51Post-strike imagery shows debris in the same spot suggesting the AN/TPY-2 was likely destroyed. Okay, this is a very big deal, but before I explain why, I need to share some more information with you. A ballistic missile has three phases. In its first phase, the booster brings it up high into the sky. Its second phase is when it's high up in space and moving across towards its target. Then the third phase or the terminal phase is the final minute or so of its re-entry into the atmosphere on its way down to hit its target. The THAAD is the terminal high altitude area Defense System. The THAAD is a launcher

86:19and a radar. The radars track the ballistic missiles and the launcher fires an interceptor at them when they are in their terminal phase. The interceptors use kinetic energy, meaning they don't explode near a missile to destroy it. They collide directly into it. The interceptor can only do this because it is in constant communication with the radar on the ground, updating it with new data about the trajectory of the incoming missile. It's actually really impressive. This entire war is low-key just Iranian engineers fighting American engineers with math. It's kind of Max, yeah. That's a really good point,

86:46bro. And it is It's cool how he breaks down the actual technicals a little bit more so you can understand not just like, "Ooh, boom boom." Like, equipment blew up, but like, what is the equipment? How does it work? Why does it work that way? And he's right. It is just engineers fighting engineers. And it's a war of attrition based on how much does this engineering cost versus how much does that engineering cost?

87:06Who's got more engineering and who can do it faster? It's kind of crazy to think about. But anyway, a THAAD battery consists of six truck-mounted launchers, each capable of carrying eight interceptors, totaling 48 interceptors per battery. Each battery has an AN/TPY-2 radar that costs $600 million.

87:21The UAE operated two of these batteries, or in other words, 12 different trucks and therefore two AN/TPY-2 radars. Now, the entire system is important, the interceptor, the launcher, the radar.

87:32But the system itself is blind without these AN/TPY-2 radars. Remember, they guide the interceptor to collide directly into the incoming missile. Now, Iran could have used loads of ballistic missiles and drones to try and destroy the 12 different launchers in the THAAD batteries, or they could just knock out two radars, which is exactly what they did. Satellite imagery suggests that So, this is the satellite imagery that we looked at earlier, um and it's going around and lots of people have analyzed it and come to the same conclusions.

87:56It's open source.

87:58Um chat's asking, "Where's GG?" She's right here, asking to get in. Here, GG.

88:02Okay, come on.

88:04Come on.

88:05You got space. She's like scared of the door. It's like not quite open enough.

88:08She couldn't quite get in. She was like, "Bro, I want in. I want to come hang out.

88:13Yeah, good girl, GG. Yeah.

88:16This studio is getting so busy in here.

88:18It's so so uh uh full of stuff. GG, you want to you want to come stick your nose up? This is There's GG's nose. Yeah, right there.

88:25Yeah.

88:26Yeah. Okay, GG. Go lie down. Go lie down. Go to your cave.

88:30Yeah, go to your cave.

88:33She's cave doggy. She's going to go get caved up.

88:36Iran destroyed at least one and damaged the other. This is significant because there are only 10 of these radars in the world. They are not easy to repair, rebuild, or replace. A single THAAD battery costs $1.8 billion. Iran likely knocked out this system by targeting these radars. In pop culture terms, Captain Levi just cut out the Beast Titan's eyes.

88:55Heck of a reference if you know.

88:58Um we're going to not get our radars >> managed to damage or destroy. I told you a few days ago that Iran also targeted the $1.1 billion AN/FPS-132 radar system. This radar system is an early warning detection system that uses phased array to detect and continuously track ballistic missiles and So, these are two different types of radar systems. Both have been compromised um to a certain degree.

89:19And both have their own effect on the American and Israeli defensive capabilities in the region. and space objects at very long range generating early launch warning trajectory and impact predictions. Without this radar, all the other air defenses in the region are blind to important data that could help them intercept an incoming missile.

89:38These other systems have their own radars, but they're not as powerful and will now have to deal with incoming missiles in its final stages, making it less likely to intercept. So, it shouldn't be a surprise that Iranian missiles are cutting through air defenses like a knife through butter.

89:53That's a bit of an exaggeration, I think. I don't think we're necessarily cutting through Like I don't think that it's just like all the air defenses are down, but certainly Israeli and American uh forces are far more exposed now. And we're seeing far more impacts and failed intercepts in this last day or two.

90:16Why? Why? Why?

90:18Why?

90:22Iran struck this billion-dollar radar with a $10,000 one-way suicide drone.

90:26Satellite imagery revealed damage to one side. You're watching Propaganda and Co.

90:31Chat's asking who we're watching.

90:32Propaganda and Co. Um he is very anti-Israel biased. Um but I really do dig his coverage for the most part. Um he's good at being fact-based and uh sharing his sources. And he's been putting together really good YouTube videos, especially covering this conflict. But he's been building up his YouTube for quite some time now. He's at 165,000 subscribers.

90:54Um definitely go and subscribe and support his work. of the radar itself.

90:57We know there was a fire because the image shows the runoff from the water that was used to put it out. So, what does it mean? Well, it means our initial assessment was correct. We assumed that Iran was trying to exhaust interceptor stockpiles and knock out radars so they can make it easier for their ballistic missiles to hit their targets. By blitzing and saturating enemy air defenses with loads of missiles and thousands of drones, Iran was able to sneak hits in and damage or destroy very important infrastructure that they needed to clear out in order to prepare for a long protracted war. Now Iran can

91:25slow down their missile waves, which they have done over the last two days, and rely on their missiles to slice through the weaker air defense radars and interceptor systems. This gives Iran the ability to fight a long protracted war of attrition. Another So, what he's saying is now that the radars are down or compromised to a certain degree, Iran has slowed down its missile barrages so that it's not expending them as quickly, and it's not sending as many drones as quickly, because that way they can roll for a longer time. The name is Propaganda and Co.

91:57Propaganda and Co. And that's his name on X as well as on YouTube.

92:02I'll leave it there for a second if you want to find it.

92:04And um So, what what Iran has done now is they've damaged the um early detection systems, and they've slowed down their their their frequency of firing, so that they're not expending their munitions as quickly, but they're still firing regularly to sort of keep all the bases on alert, to keep all the targets on alert, to keep everyone on the allied like Israeli and American coalition side uh sort of on edge and in danger at all times.

92:36Um and keeping the posture at at fighting posture.

92:41But, without expending their stockpiles as quickly.

92:45Um and what America and Israel are trying to do is they're trying to knock out all of Iran's launchers so they can't launch [ __ ] Obviously. Important piece of information to update you on is the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which is also an important part of Iran's long-term war of attrition strategy.

92:59Now, we haven't seen Iran roll out the naval mines, fast attack boats, or submarines yet. Iran hasn't done this because their announcements of the closure was enough to discourage tankers from trying to sail through the narrow choke point. Quote, Brigadier General Dar Ibrahim Jabari, an advisor to the IRGC commander, announced the closure after 3 days of US-Israeli strikes on Tehran. He declared, "Strait of Hormuz is closed. Anyone who wants to pass, our self-sacrificing heroes in the IRGC navy and the army will set those ships on fire. Don't come to this region. We will not allow a single drop of oil to leave

93:27the region." This So, he's saying that they could mine the Strait of Hormuz, meaning drop a bunch of naval mines, which closes it for real for everyone.

93:36No one can get in and or out, but that's a point of no return. If they mine it, it's [ __ ] done, and they can't pass it either. It's a whole thing.

93:44Um and that's always been kind of the fear that they could mine it, but they didn't even have to mine it to actually close it. They just basically said, "Don't come through here or we'll we'll blow you up." And then all of the shipping insurance companies were like, "Cool, we're not insuring anyone to go through." And then all the shipping companies were like, "Okay, well then we're not [ __ ] going through because then the economics don't work, and if the economics don't work, no one makes money, and so no one's doing it." And that's where the American government said, "Oh, we'll we'll insure passage

94:09through the Strait of Hormuz. We will escort tankers to get in and out." Which is like, "Will you really, bro?" Like, "Will you? Like, is that going to [ __ ] work?" Cuz that does not sound like a good [ __ ] idea. And I think in the next couple days we're going to see if that was a bluff or if that gets attempted. And if it gets attempted, we're going to find out exactly what that promise means. And I don't know. I have no idea if that's something that the US military can achieve or not.

94:35I don't know what the what the downstream effects of that will be. We will find out. It's caused oil prices to surge by more than 13% in just the last few days. The price per barrel of oil is currently $85 and will likely be higher by the time my video comes out. And in the coming days, it could be over $100, which means gas prices are likely to rise. In response Yes, agreed that if they sink a few ships in the strait, it's not a wide strait. If they sink a if a couple of big tankers in the middle of the strait, that also effectively closes it.

95:00On to [snorts] this, Trump posted on Truth Social, quote, "If necessary, the United States Navy will begin escorting tankers through the Strait of Hormuz as soon as possible. No matter what, the United States will ensure the free flow of energy to the world." This was kind of hilarious to me. Very few oil tankers are going to take that offer. Just imagine there's a hallway with people throwing knives left and right across it. Someone comes along with a shield that only works 50% of the time and offers to escort you across it. Are you going to take that risk? Probably not.

95:24And neither are the tankers. For that reason, traffic through the strait has virtually come to a halt. Just take a look at this maritime tracker. I have it set to just oil tankers right now. Each red triangle you see is an oil tanker.

95:34But look what happens when I include anchored ships in the filter. The circles represent anchored ships. Look how many of them are parked right outside the strait. They aren't moving.

95:42They are stuck assessing what their next move should be. And that's because sailing takes a lot of time. So, do these ships wait and see if this will end soon so they can sail through the strait or do they turn around and change course? Every second they spend thinking about this, they lose money. These ships need oil and food to operate. The sailors on board have homes to return to and investors have goods that they expect a return on. This is the effect of closing the Strait of Hormuz. But there's more to it. The missile and drone attacks pushed Qatar, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Israel to shut down

96:07production of oil and gas at their facilities as a precautionary measure.

96:11Any strike on their facilities would be destructive, but it could be catastrophic if oil and gas are actually flowing through them. These closures have sent natural gas prices soaring as well. So now energy product And this is going to affect all of us. It's going to affect everyone around the world. It's going to affect the countries that are in the region the most. India is going to get [ __ ] Um Europe is going to get [ __ ] Everyone around there that's like heavily dependent on oil from the Strait of Hormuz is going to get [ __ ] But America is going to get rising prices, too. That's for damn sure.

96:39Trump is live?

96:41Is Trump live?

96:56They're attacking their neighbors.

96:58They're attacking their in some cases We'll uh back up and speed up.

97:08Well, then this but this is very important exciting times.

97:11I think you probably want to speak about war rather than this, but this is very important. This is very important and uh we're doing very well on uh on the war front to put it mildly, I would say.

97:21Somebody said on a scale of 10, where would you rate it? I said about a 15.

97:25And uh we're going to continue to do well. We have the greatest military in the world by far. So this is about something completely unrelated.

97:32>> a tremendous >> And a round table on ratepayer protection pledge.

97:35>> our people and killing people from all over the world and I think we have great support and I think if we didn't do it first, then they would have done it to Israel and give us a shot if that was possible.

97:45Okay, so you just reiterated exactly what Marco Rubio said that we went to war for Israel.

97:53Right? He literally just said exactly what Marco Rubio said that they were going to attack Israel, so we had to go first. And we didn't terminate the worst deal one of the worst deals ever made the Obama nuclear deal like over the Obama nuclear deal where he gave everything to Iran including a nuclear weapon was a road to a nuclear weapon. Bad things would have happened 4 years ago cuz they would have had a weapon 4 years ago if I didn't terminate that deal.

98:14So we're Oh, so now it's not that they're 4 months from a weapon, they're not 4 weeks from a weapon or 4 days from a nuclear weapon. Actually, they had a weapon they had a nuclear weapon 4 years ago, but I saved you from it. in a very strong position now and uh their leadership is just rapidly going everybody that uh seems to want to be a leader they end up dead.

98:35And it's uh it's an amazing amazing thing that's taking place before your eyes because for 47 years we were pushed around and uh we shouldn't have been.

98:46And I think uh I can say and you see it as well as I do. You see who the tremendous progress that's being made.

98:51Their missiles are being wiped out rapidly. No, actually that's just the American propaganda. The actual open-source journalism and open-source reporting that actual journalists are doing is showing a very different picture, which is what we've been looking at all day here on this show.

99:04That it's not so clear. It's not so obvious that America is going to win or is winning.

99:14rapidly their launches are being wiped out. They're attacking their neighbors, they're attacking their in some cases allies or not so long ago allies.

99:22And you know, it's really a a nation that was out of control. No, they're attacking US and Israeli military bases.

99:28And they are attacking civilian infrastructure, too. Um they're attacking soft targets around those military bases as well. But they're very much attacking the places where we've got our bases.

99:37control and they would have used it on us if we let them if we waited any longer.

99:41A big a big factor was Soleimani.

99:44There is no indication that Iran was going to attack us.

99:47Zero.

99:48The killing of Soleimani in my first term.

99:50And maybe the biggest factor was the rebuilding of the military in my first term.

99:55And then the B-2s hit the uh And I use the word obliterate because it really was it was a complete obliteration of their nuclear potential.

100:04But we still need to be worried about the nuclear potential despite the fact that we obliterated it. And that set them back very very seriously. If we didn't hit within 2 weeks they would have had a nuclear weapon. If we didn't do the B-2 attack a number of months ago they would have a nuclear weapon. And when crazy people have nuclear weapons bad things happen.

100:22So I mean I hate to say it but when North Korea got nuclear weapons nothing happened.

100:28And that's the point is nothing happened. No one went to war.

100:31No one fought them. No one attacked them. Everyone just left them the [ __ ] alone.

100:37Yeah, what the [ __ ] is up with his tie?

100:39Right? So we're in very good shape now.

100:41I want to let you know that and we will continue forward. But it's a great display of military strength. And I'm very proud to have with some of the people in the room. Uh both senators and congressmen we rebuilt and women.

100:54We rebuilt our military during the first term.

100:57And we're using it a little bit more than I thought we would have to.

100:59Venezuela worked out really great. We have a wonderful relationship with the president and the various representatives.

101:05And we're taking out hundreds of millions of barrels of oil.

101:09And that goes to our benefit and to Venezuela's benefit. And they'll be doing better than they've ever ever done before. And we will He's transitioning from red to blue.

101:18>> He's actually [ __ ] >> who have been very very badly hit. So Well, he is in his 80s, too.

101:22>> a lot said in a short period of time but you And I always do try to keep in mind that like Trump's information flow is entirely controlled. He has no [ __ ] clue what's going on in the world. He's surrounded by neocons and Jews that are just like feeding him what they want him to think. Um if we surround him with [ __ ] homies like Intuition Jen and Stacy, maybe he would have a sub and maybe he would know what the [ __ ] was going on out here.

101:42You can witness it for yourself and now we'll get on to something that I'm very proud of because it was sort of my idea.

101:48Sort of my idea like build your own power plant and everybody thought I was kidding.

101:53Said, "Really? You can do that? How would you do that?" Cool. Well, that's the end of his comments on Iran and I genuinely don't care what the [ __ ] else he's talking about right now.

102:01Um, if you guys care, you can go watch.

102:05auction and flow >> Uh, shout out to the chat that that let me know he was on.

102:09Yeah, Trump is a Jew, don't forget. I mean, I did hear that. Yeah, he that's been said.

102:15Our first Jewish president.

102:18Pretty sure it was an Israeli that said that.

102:22Right? I forget. has come to a halt.

102:24This will apply pressure on energy prices. Every week the pressure will rise until this war is over. Even if countries tap into strategic reserves to offset the rising cost of energy domestically, it still applies pressure on the Gulf countries that depend on oil and gas revenues. So, Iran has officially survived the initial wave of attacks and remains united and intact.

102:42And now they're >> Yeah, it was. It was with Mark Levin, wasn't it? It was when Mark had his hand around his arm around him.

102:47Yeah, classic. Classic [ __ ] Mark.

102:50long game is officially in place. The radars are damaged or destroyed. Missile interceptor stockpiles are low and the Strait of Hormuz is closed. Now, it's about surviving a long war of attrition.

103:00Now, we need to transition and speak about the US and Israel. They have been hitting Iran hard.

103:09Yeah.

103:17Thousands of bombings over the last few days. Tehran is an apocalyptic war zone.

103:21In the initial attacks, the US struck radars all across the country, effectively blinding Iran's air defenses. They did this with a variety of different weapons from outside of Iranian territory using ATACMS with a 300 km range, PRISMS with a 500 km range, and Tomahawks with a 1,500 mile range to strike radars and other targets in Iran. And the Israelis used stand-off missiles from Iraqi territory like the Spice 1000 and 2000, the Rampage missile, the Air Lora, the Blue Sparrow, and the Golden Horizon. By picking away at radars, they were able to clear the path for long-range bombers like the B-1

103:49to carry out massive bombings over Tehran. The B-1 has a payload of 75,000 lb, meaning it can carry 24 2,000 lb JDAMs in a single mission. And it can travel at speeds of 900 mph at high altitudes. The US has already shown us footage of the B-1 taking off for bombing runs, and we have also seen footage of unexploded JDAMs in Tehran.

104:06As always, the weapons analyst Patricia Marins provides us some deeper insight.

104:10Yeah, dude, everyone's [ __ ] looking at Patricia Marins. So, apparently she's a weapons analyst. Today, the first clear evidence of US air superiority, at least in the vicinity of Tehran, has emerged. A I think we looked over this uh report yesterday, too. Um and make no mistake, like the US and Israel went [ __ ] hard on their first strike. They decapitated the [ __ ] out of a lot a lot of um Iran's radar and [snorts] air capabilities. Um they're definitely up in the skies with their bombers now.

104:35>> JDAM failed and was recovered intact in the Normak neighborhood, northeast of Tehran, approximately 100 km from the Caspian Sea. It was likely launched by B-1 bombers that departed from Diego Garcia yesterday. Since a standard JDAM has a range of 15 to 25 km, this technically demonstrates incontestable air superiority over the Tehran area.

104:51The aircrafts could release the bomb from well outside the reach of most Iranian short to medium-range air defenses. Iran probably anticipated this scenario, but it does nothing to improve its position. I believe Iran is now relying solely on drones for airspace patrol after likely losing most or all of its radars, probably on the first day of the conflict. Although Which makes me curious what's going on with the planes and helicopters and such that were painted onto the runways?

105:15Do they still have them? Are they holding on to them?

105:18Were they all destroyed the way that Hexeth likes to make it sound? It still has an air force. Without functioning radars, its fighters can do very little.

105:25In this situation Yeah, whatever happened to Diego Garcia being classified? Well, it's 2026 and not a lot is classified anymore cuz everybody [ __ ] knows.

105:32>> US and Israel can operate heavier bombers inflicting greater damage on Iranian bases penetrating tunnels that aren't that deep and destroying some of them. With established air superiority, we can expect far more intense bombing campaigns against Iran. Even so, Tehran continues to launch attacks on US bases in the region. Okay, now I bet you're probably thinking, "Damn, Iran is screwed." Well, sort of. At the end of her tweet, Patricia said, "PS, in an asymmetrical war, there is no way to prevent the air superiority of a military machine like the US. The battle for Iran will be to prevent air

106:02dominance." Now, there's a difference between air superiority and air dominance. The US at this point does not have air dominance over all of Iran, just superiority over areas like Tehran.

106:11And this should be expected anyway, given that the US is the world's most powerful nation with the largest, most powerful air force, it is completely predictable that they would establish air superiority I need a cough button like Baron. Yeah, Baron's got the audio engineering dialed. over Iran. And the reality is that over some time, they could also establish air dominance.

106:27Unfortunately for Iran, this means that they are going to take a lot of damage.

106:31Damage to bases, launchers, ports, infrastructure, and importantly, innocent civilians. However, you have to remember that this is an asymmetric war.

106:41So, Iran is always going to be the one taking more damage and more casualties.

106:45There is simply no other way around it.

106:47Iran was never going to be able to protect their airspace from the Americans for very long. But what do you do when your enemy controls the skies?

106:54You go underground. Like the Viet Cong, like Hamas. The difference is that Iran has entire cities underground where they can manufacture missiles, drones, launchers, and other kinds of weapons of war. The B-1 bomber cannot penetrate these sites. The B-2 can, but it's expensive and they don't have an unlimited amount of bunker busters. So, the US I My understanding is actually that we have a very limited amount of bunker busters left that we expended a lot of our stockpile in the 12-day war earlier this year.

107:22Um so, we're not going to watch the whole thing. Um, that's a good summary of a lot of it going on so far and it's a good juxtaposition to some of what Pete Hegseth is going to say here. I stand before you today with one unmistakable message about Operation Epic Fury.

107:37I don't think we need to I don't think we need to listen to uh his description of Operation Epstein Fury at regular speed.

107:44Um, we're going to roll quick through Pete Hegseth's remarks here and just kind of try to catch some of the glaring um propaganda pieces and perhaps some of the stuff that is more um affirmative in here. America is winning decisively, devastatingly, and without mercy.

108:03Under the direct command of President Trump, the war department unleashed this operation early Saturday morning, just 4 days ago. Which means we need to remember two things.

108:11First, we are only 4 days into this.

108:14We're only 4 days into this and already our radar systems are compromised and our air defense systems are low on ammunition.

108:22And we're bringing in extra fighter jets from abroad, extra radars from abroad that we does not sound like we intended to bring.

108:29Metrics are shifting, dust is settling, and more forces are arriving. It's very early. And as President Trump has said, we will take all the time we need to make sure that we succeed.

108:36Sec- That's not what was said. What was said was that this ain't going to take no time at all.

108:42Not going to take no time at all and ain't nobody going to die.

108:45Well, I mean, once they announced it, they were like, "Oh, yeah, some troops may some of you may die."

108:49But that's the risk I'm willing to take.

108:52We are only 4 days into this and the results have been incredible, historic really. Only the only the United States of America could lead this, only us. But when you add the Israeli Are we leading?

109:03Are we leading or are we on a leash? defense forces, a devastatingly capable force, the combination is sheer destruction for our radical Islamist Iranian adversaries.

109:12Yeah, correct, Jay. Their messaging around this war is the most [ __ ] thing I've ever heard. Absolutely. They are toast and they know it. Or at least soon enough. Did I see Nate's video with the Shrek King? No, but that's exactly the clip that I'm referencing. They will know it. And we have only just begun to hunt, dismantle, demoralize, destroy, and defeat their capabilities just 4 days in.

109:32>> [snorts] >> Starting last night and to be completed in a few days, in under a week, the two most powerful air forces in the world will have complete control of Iranian skies, uncontested airspace.

109:41I hope all the folks watching understand what uncontested airspace and complete control means. It means we will fly all day, all night, day and night finding, fixing, and finishing the missiles and defense industrial base of the Iranian military. Finding and fixing their leaders and their military leaders.

109:54Flying All of that still does not equal regime change. None of that equals a regime change.

110:01None of that equals an end to their nuclear program. None of that equals anything except for uh damaging their ability to to fight war and hardening their people's resilience and hatred of us.

110:19Like that does not equal regime change.

110:22Flying over Tehran, flying over Iran, flying over their capital, flying over the IRGC, Iranian and dropping bombs on their civilians.

110:30On their military targets as well, for sure, to be sure.

110:33But a lot of bombs are being dropped on their civilians. and leaders looking up and seeing only you >> Yeah, they did take out the one dude keeping Iran from going nuclear.

110:42>> West and Israeli air power every minute of every day until we decide it's over.

110:47And Iran will be able to do nothing about it.

110:49B-2s, B-52s, B-1s, Predator drones, fighters controlling the skies, picking targets. Death and destruction from Death and destruction for civilians.

110:58Sick.

111:00Right on, Pete. That's exactly what we wanted our tax dollars to be spending money on. It's exactly what we wanted to do for Israel.

111:07How much safer do we feel? Holy [ __ ] from the sky all day long.

111:13We're playing for keeps. Our warfighters have maximum authorities granted personally by the president and yours truly. Our rules of engagement are bold, precise, and designed to unleash a Our rules of engagement allowed for us to bomb a girls school on day one and kill 165 children.

111:28Nice.

111:29>> American power not shackled.

111:30This was never meant to be a fair fight.

111:32And it is not a fair fight. No, bombing little girls with [ __ ] the most advanced military in the world is not a fair fight.

111:44Who would have thought?

111:45We are punching them while they're down.

111:47Which is exactly how it should be.

111:49Thus far Operation Epic Fury has delivered twice the air power of shock and awe of Iraq in 2003 minus Paul Bremer and the nation building.

111:56Yeah, let's compare this to Iraq. That's a great idea. Let's compare it to Iraq.

112:00>> times the intensity of Israel's previous operations against Iran during the 12-day war. Seven times.

112:04And as President Trump said, more and larger waves are coming. We are just getting started. We are accelerating, not decelerating. Iran's capabilities are evaporating by the hour while American strength grows fiercer, smarter, and utterly dominant. More bombers Is that the picture that we have painted through the open source reporting of the facts? And more fighters are arriving just today.

112:22And now with complete control of the skies, we will be using 500-lb, 1,000-lb, and 2,000-lb GPS and laser-guided precision gravity bombs, of which we have a nearly unlimited stockpile.

112:32We used more exquisite standoff munitions at the start but no longer need to. Our stockpiles of those, as well as Patriots, remains extremely strong.

112:39Referring to the stockpiles that everyone's kind of questioning if we're running out of them and getting a little worried about running out of them.

112:47The enemy can no longer shoot the volume of missiles they once did, not even close. And the chairman will lay out some of those percentages. So, our air defenses and that of our allies have plenty of runway. We can sustain this fight easily for as long as we need to.

112:57And as I said yesterday, we set the terms.

112:59Now, you may not see much of it because the IRGC shut off the internet to the entirety of the country. They blind their people on purpose, just like they kill their own on purpose.

113:09Just like they killed their own on purpose? You mean when the CIA tried to overthrow them by inciting the CIA and Mossad tried to incite revolution and failed?

113:17Much was made of the volume of missiles Iran was able to shoot in the first few days. And sadly, as we projected, a few got through and killed six of our best who will hopefully arrive home soon.

113:26We will avenge them.

113:27No doubt.

113:28But I liken Iran's predic- You won't avenge them. It doesn't work that way. They're dead, Pete.

113:35They're dead because of you.

113:37And because you started this [ __ ] war on behalf of Israel.

113:40Killing a bunch of Israeli Iranian little girls and civilians in their homes is not going to avenge them.

113:47Doesn't matter how many Iranian soldiers you kill. That does not avenge them.

113:51Does not help.

113:52Think of it to a football team who scripted the first 20 plays of a game.

113:55The team knew what plays to run because their first few drives were scripted.

113:58But now that the game has started and the blitz is on, they don't know what plays to call, let alone how to get in the huddle and call those plays.

114:05I don't know. Seems like they're pretty much sticking to their plan.

114:08Seems like Iran knows exactly what's going on right now, but I don't know. Iran's senior leaders are dead.

114:14The so-called governing council that might have selected a successor, dead, missing, or cowering in bunkers too terrified to even occupy the same room.

114:20That's not at all the reporting that's coming out.

114:24Senior generals, mid-level officers, enlisted ranks, they can't talk or communicate, let alone mount a coordinated and sustained offensive.

114:29That's not great for morale.

114:30The Iranian Air Force is no more. Built for 1996, destroyed I'm very curious if the Iranian Air Force is no more. I'm very curious what's up with >> [snorts] >> the paintings of planes that we've been bombing. I don't know. It's possible that they have destroyed the planes. by in 2026.

114:48The Iranian Navy rests at the bottom of the Persian Gulf.

114:51No, they don't. No. No, the Iranian Navy is not destroyed. They have destroyed some of the ships, like eight to 10 to 12, I think. Um still several dozen more.

115:01>> [snorts] >> They're certainly no match for the American Navy as far as I'm aware.

115:05But they're not all at the bottom of the [ __ ] ocean. Combat ineffective, decimated, destroyed, defeated, pick your adjective. In fact, last night we sunk their prize ship, the Soleimani.

115:14Looks like POTUS got him twice.

115:16Their navy not a factor, pick your adjective, it is no more. In fact, yesterday in the Indian Ocean and we'll play it on screen there. An American submarine sunk an Iranian warship that thought it was safe in international waters.

115:26They're so proud of this one. They they're so [ __ ] proud of this one.

115:30Instead it was sunk by a torpedo, quiet death.

115:33The first sinking Quiet death.

115:35Quiet death. Let me just write some poetry about how much I love killing. of an enemy ship by a torpedo since World War II.

115:41Like in that war, back when we were still the War Department, we are fighting to win.

115:46Also, yesterday the leader of the unit who attempted to assassinate President Trump has been hunted down and killed.

115:51Iran tried to kill President Trump and President Trump got the last laugh.

115:55That is entirely based on made-up Israeli reporting, Israeli intelligence that we have no confirmation of whatsoever.

116:02Seen no credible evidence that Iran tried to kill President Trump at all.

116:07Now, this is not a mission accomplished situation.

116:11This is simply a reality check.

116:13The combination of US and Israeli intelligence and combat power will control Iran and will control it soon.

116:19Sure, Iran will still be able to shoot some missiles and still be able to launch one-way attack drones at civilian targets. And their proxies will attempt to attack our embassies, bases, and soft targets. They are terrorists, after all.

116:27And they No, they're just fighting an asymmetric war against the global empire and global Jewry.

116:37And this is just how it is. This is how guerrilla warfare goes.

116:41That's how it's always gone.

116:47If you don't start a war with them, they wouldn't be launching these things on us. They weren't They weren't doing this before you [ __ ] launched a war at them.

116:54They need to target civilians because they can't fight toe-to-toe. But we will find them.

116:58And we will bomb their children.

117:00And we will kill them.

117:01This is what the fake news misses.

117:03We've taken control of Iran's airspace and waterways without boots on the ground.

117:07Uh last I heard the Strait of Hormuz was not open. So, I don't know what he's talking about with Iranian waterways that we control.

117:17But, we do not seem to control them. So, it's like yeah, Pete Pete gives a great death speech. Pete gives a great death speech, but like how much of this can is even real? Like, I don't know. It does I I don't know. Um based on what we're watching, I can see a lot of holes that can be poked in it.

117:36But, at the same time it is true that Iran is getting [ __ ] hit hard. Um none of it's good in any direction.

117:44People are dying all over the place. Our money is being spent like [ __ ] hotcakes.

117:49We control their fate. But, what if a few drones get through or tragic things happen?

117:54It's front page news. I get it. The press only wants to make the president look bad, but try for once to report the reality. The terms of Okay, I'll try Pete. I will try my best. Here's the reality.

118:03Jeffrey Epstein trafficked American children on behalf of Israel for 30 years and achieved blackmail on a vast swath of American politicians, powerful uh financiers, celebrities, and all that blackmail is still sitting in Israel somewhere controlling our [ __ ] country. And all of y'all are complicit in a cover-up of that Israeli blackmail operation that trafficked American children.

118:29And we're all watching you all get led into World War III by the leash that that blackmail established.

118:38How's that for reporting the news, Pete?

118:47I did my best.

118:49of this war will be set by us at every step.

118:51As I said Monday, the mission is laser-focused.

118:54Obliterate Iran's missiles and drones and facilities that produce them, annihilate its navy and critical security infrastructure, and sever their pathway to nuclear weapons. Iran will never possess a nuclear bomb, not on our watch, not ever.

119:03I have not heard anything that seems to indicate that we're slowing down their ability to produce nuclear weapons in this war.

119:13I could be wrong. I don't know.

119:16But as far as I'm aware, all of their nuclear capabilities are deep underground now, and we have not been dropping any bunker busters on any of that. Cuz I don't think we got very many of them left. And this is why President Trump's moral clarity on Iran today is so vital. Unlike the past where vague red lines and endless negotiations let Iran fund its terror and inch ever so slightly toward a bomb, this president sees the threat plainly and acts decisively. No more Oh boy, Zionist talking about moral clarity. half measures, especially when Iran is at its weakest.

119:44No more letting Tehran play for time while our people pay the price.

119:47His leadership ensures that we finish what we start, and that we protect our war fighters by crushing the enemy before they can strike again.

119:52Our offensive operations, refined through months of relentless preparation, are unstoppable.

119:56And our defensive efforts are unprecedented. We have from the start put the protection of our troops ahead of everything else.

120:02Before we very publicly built up offensive combat power, we quietly ensured that our defensive posture and power was in place.

120:09And as we built up offensive combat power, we moved the vast majority of American troops, over 90% of Americans that were on our bases, what we say off the X, out of the range of Iranian fire.

120:17Our defensive shield is equally formidable.

120:19Out of the range of Iranian fire?

120:22So, if you could move your troops off the X, out of the range, the range of Iranian fire, and they're still way over the [ __ ] there, then please explain to me, Pete, how Iran ever posed a threat to America.

120:40If the range of Iranian fire is way the [ __ ] over there, then why are we over there fighting Israel's war for them.

120:49When clearly their range does not include America.

120:53The most sophisticated air and missile defense network ever fielded. Thousands of Iranian missiles and drones have been intercepted and vaporized.

120:59Tens of thousands of American allied lives protected.

121:01We have pushed every counter UAS system possible forward bearing no expense or capability.

121:05Like I said, this does not mean we can stop everything.

121:07But we ensured that the maximum possible defense and maximum possible force protection was set up before we went on offense.

121:12In closing, as President Trump told German Chancellor Merkel yesterday, Iran negotiated in bad faith, stalling, scheming, and preparing to strike.

121:20Israel was the one bombing all of the negotiations and all the peace talks in the Palestinian peace talks.

121:28In the Iranian deals, they are [ __ ] that up.

121:31Um And we acted decisively to defend our people, our interests, and our allies.

121:38President Trump took bold action, putting America first. The kind of bold action that the American people elected him to execute. Oh, right.

121:43>> To our steadfast partner Israel Right. I I forgot that 90% of us voted for war with Iran. I forgot that when Charlie Kirk pulled his [ __ ] Zionist audience that 90% of them voted no war with Iran.

121:58I forgot about that. I mean, sorry, that 90% of them voted for war with Iran, right? I forgot about that, Pete. That's a good point. This is exactly what America first means, right? It means let's all suck Bibi's dick as hard as we can.

122:13Right.

122:15Thanks for Thanks for clearing that up, Pete.

122:17>> Israel Your mission is being executed with unmatched skill and iron determination.

122:21Fighting shoulder to shoulder Oh, wait, real quick. This is his love letter to Israel. Check this part out. Check this part out. This is what America first means, bros. The kind of bold action that the American people elected him to execute.

122:31To our steadfast partner Israel Your mission is being executed with unmatched skill and iron determination.

122:36Fighting shoulder to shoulder with such a capable ally is a true force multiplier and a breath of fresh air.

122:42It's really great to fight alongside a bunch of pedophiles and Jewish supremacists. It's like really the best thing ever. We love it. We love it so much. Please blackmail us harder, Israel. We salute your courage and your contribution.

122:534 days in, we have only just begun to fight.

122:57America fights to win and in Operation Epic Fury, we are.

123:00May God's providence cover and protect our troops always.

123:03So, that's Operation Epstein Fury. Um it's going great.

123:08Hope you're having fun out here.

123:12Um there is more that we could cover, but um you know, we could go all day and we're not going to. We're about to wrap it up. Um I got to get some lunch in me and then I got to go and talk to the web boys about getting the web archives all set up and getting it ready to roll so that we can all read about how Jeffrey Epstein blackmailed all these [ __ ] and got us into this war with Iran.

123:32Yeah.

123:34All day. All day. All day. Maybe tomorrow. Maybe tomorrow.

123:39Um yeah, love the hoodie, too. Um shout out to Brandy and Billy for the sick ass hoodie. Um shout out to Israel for the sick ass blackmail. Um thanks. That's great. We love it. We love it so much. Blackmail us harder, please.

123:54Um and yeah, shout out to all the investigative reporters, the independent journalists that are trying to decode the madness and trying to cut through the propaganda because without all of their hard work, none of us would know what the [ __ ] is going on. Um prayers to all the troops that are out there. Um I know I talk a lot of [ __ ] about the American military, about the American government, about Israel in general, but genuinely like prayers go out to all the troops that are caught in the crossfire here, all the troops that are out there trying to do their jobs that didn't get to choose their jobs. Um prayers go out

124:20to all the civilians that are out there caught in the crossfire, everyone that is on all sides that uh does not deserve this, does not want to be a part of this, has nothing to do with this. Um [ __ ] sucks and hopefully people can stay safe, can get can get to safety, get out of there. Um so, pray for everybody. Pray for safety.

124:39Pray for peace.

124:41Doesn't look like we're going to get it anytime soon.

124:44And I'm going to do my best to kind of keep covering it as we go.

124:49Um but also there's a lot of other stuff to cover. Um Candace is going in hard on Erica Kirk and I got to do some catch up on that.

124:55Um there's been some really interesting developments in the Charlie Kirk stuff.

124:59>> [snorts] >> Um the Epstein stuff is still cooking and cranking away. And I think it's about time that we start talking about 9/11.

125:08It's about time that we started talking really seriously about 9/11.

125:14So we're going to [ __ ] talk about it. Um probably the next week or so, we're going to start breaking down what the [ __ ] actually happened on 9/11 cuz it's blowing my mind how many people still do not realize that those buildings did not fall because planes hit them.

125:33And let's just say that a bunch of um Middle Eastern terrorists did not fill up three towers with the demolition charges required for a controlled demolition. That's not how it happened. It was someone else that filled those towers with those explosives and brought them down that way.

125:52And it was someone else that took video and photos of it as it happened and cheered and danced.

125:56It was someone else that benefited. It was someone else that planned it out. It was someone else that made bets in the stock market and benefited and profited off of those.

126:05It was someone else entirely.

126:07And it was obviously Israel.

126:09And we're all waking up to it.

126:12And it's about time that we all talked about it. And laid that evidence out clear, plain as day.

126:17And got some sunlight on it.

126:19Because I think Americans are finally ready for the last straw. I think they're finally ready to pull out the last block so to speak. It's kind of a [ __ ] up metaphor actually when I think about it.

126:32Um yeah, it's we're done. We're done with the facade. We're done with the propaganda. We're done with the lies.

126:36We're done living in the zeitgeist.

126:39We're done with the matrix.

126:40We are done with the Jewish supremacy.

126:44Um, it's time for America, actually, because it's we're we're we're [ __ ] We are way past [ __ ] Um, yeah, we are way past the point of no return.

126:56Um, so, thank you all for tuning in. Thanks for being here.

127:02Um, thanks for all your support. Thanks for everyone that gifted subs in the chat. Thank you to Stacy and Intuition Gen and Mandana for being our top sub gifters today. Really appreciate you guys. Appreciate all the love and hype and support. Um, [snorts] y'all are legends. Don't forget to uh, drink all your water, eat some healthy food, go get some food. Um, tell people you love them.

127:20Do something nice for someone.

127:22Um, pray for safety and peace.

127:25And uh, I will uh, don't worry about me. I'll be fine. I'll be safe. If you don't see me tomorrow, I'm still fine. Don't worry.

127:32But, um, I'll I'll do my best to do some live streams this week and keep us all posted and we will be having a free speech Friday on Friday, even if I don't see you tomorrow. So, that's us for today.

127:43Um, stay safe out there.

127:46And I will see you on the next one.

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