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IRAN WAR DAY 11: US CONDEMNS ISRAEL Over Oil Attack | America First Ep. 1654
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Good evening, everybody. You're WATCHING America first, my name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. We have a great show for you tonight. Very excited to be back here with you tonight on Tuesday. We have a lot to talk about, lots to get into Big show. Our Featured story. We are entering day 11 of the war in Iran and there's actually a bit of good news tonight. It may be good news. We'll see. There appears to be a break between US And Israel policy in Iran and it's not surprising. It actually reflects deep differences between the two countries regarding the actual strategic objective in Iran, which have been there since the beginning. And if you pay attention, which we've talked about on the show for years, and specifically the break is over, what the overarching goal is in Iran will be. As we have discussed now for years, Israel's objective in this stage of the conflict is a regime change. They are hell bent on toppling the government for reasons related to not just Israel's grand strategy but also Netanyahu's political survival. Whereas the US Strategic interest, it seems at this point has actually changed. And whereas in the opening days of the war nearly two weeks ago, the original US Aim similarly was to topple Iran's regime, it seems that maybe they're now changing the game. And now Trump is seeking merely to fundamentally degrade Iran's defensive and offensive military capabilities by bombing them as much as possible and then quickly exiting. And so we're gonna talk a little bit about this. It seems that this difference, this divergence is now coming to the fore after Israel launched an all out attack on Iran's oil infrastructure over the weekend which the US has admonished them for. And it seems that nobody in the administration and the Republican conference approves of this. This was condemned by the Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, by the President himself, even by Lindsey Graham, the Republican senator. They say it's too far. And so we'll talk about that strike and what that means about the broader strategic situation. That'll be our Iran war coverage for the evening. We're also gonna talk tonight about the mass deportation policy. Did you see this today? For some reason I didn't hear too much about it on the timeline from all of the pro Trump people. Where were they today? Well, the annual Republican retreat was held at the Trump Doral or Trump Doral in South Florida today. And it is said that at this meeting where everybody is making their big plans and strategizing for the 2026 midterms. Get a load of this. Republicans were told by the deputy chief of staff from the White House that not to talk about mass deportations. They were specifically and explicitly told, don't use that phrase. Don't say mass deportations. They say, because it's a loser. It's a loser issue. We're losing in the polls on that issue. They say. So instead, you need to talk about how we're deporting only violent criminals. This comes straight from the top. This comes from the White House. They're telling the Republicans again in Congress, in the House and Senate that are up for reelection. They're telling them, don't say it. So we've really come a long way, haven't we? It. It seems like a lot of those campaign slogans and promises, they're being finessed. Let's say they're being massaged a little bit. We went from no new wars to. To, well, you know, maybe one war, maybe two. Two wars never hurt anybody. A couple of new wars, what's the big deal? I mean, we said we were gonna do something about Iran, so clearly that indicated we were gonna drop 3,000 bombs on them. Obviously, we went from no new wars. Couple of new wars. We went from no new wars to, well, not regime change, to, well, it's not gonna be nation building, per se. Did you notice that today Pete Hegseth went in the press conference and said, we are not doing nation building. Subtle. The subtle shift in the goalposts. First it was, we're not doing anything. Then it was, well, we're gonna do something, but not regime change. Now it's, well, we are doing regime change, but it's not gonna be nation building. I can't wait until there's like 6 million Iranian refugees and there's a hundred thousand troops in Iran and they're saying, hey, but it's not. It's still not like Iraq or. I don't even know. At that point, they'll probably say, Iraq was good. I don't know if we'll get all the way there, but you can imagine. And then with regard to mass deportations, it went from during the election. Mass deportations. Deport all of them all. Largest deportation in US History. Then it turned into net negative migration. Remember that one? They pulled that one out at the end of last year. And now it's, well, we're getting the violent ones out. Which, by the way, that's the Biden immigration policy. That's literally Joe Biden's deportation. That's Obama. Obama invented it. Obama invented that playbook, okay? We're backing his play Trump is backing Obama's play for only deporting the so called violent criminal illegal aliens. So they just keep changing the deal. We're gonna talk all about it. Those are gonna be our big stories for tonight. Before we get into the show, I wanna remind you to smash the follow button on Rumble. Smash the like button. Leave a comment, let me know what you think about the show. Our merch store is back online. If you go to Fuentes store, you can check out our America first hats, flags, T shirts, sweatshirts, Jeffrey Epstein quarter zip. We have our spring collection coming in a couple of weeks. Very excited about that. And if you want to support the show and get bonus content, subscribe at america first dot plus 15 bucks a month to get access to our entire archive. Every show, debate, commentary, stream, red pill, it's all there. MP3 format, MP3 downloads, RSS feed, picture in picture, it's all there. And for a hundred bucks a month you get access to the exclusive group chat with me. And as promised last night I did another 40 minute show after the show. So if you're not in the group chat, you're missing it. You're missing it. I did the show last night, then I went in the exclusive group chat and I did another 40 minutes of content on top of that. And then I came back for good measure this morning and dropped more red pills on the rich and famous. That's only for the high rollers. A hundred bucks a month club. That's America first dot plus. Okay. With that out of the way, we're gonna dive in. And actually the first thing I wanted to talk about, if you follow me on Twitter, you've already seen this, but I want to elaborate on it a little bit. I saw this clip today on Twitter and I don't know how many occasions, for me it seems like it's all the time, but this one, this is a big one. There are few occasions in my career, I think, when I am more vindicated than I am right now about everything. About the Jews, about Israel, about Trump, about all of it. And this clip really brought it home for me. I saw this clip today on Twitter. It was Oron McIntyre, which for those who don't know, he is this. I don't even think he's a white guy. He's some non white Gen X doofus. He's got a show on Blaze TV and he's part of that patronage network. He's a big glazer and Dick Rider for Curtis Yarvin and the Neo reactionaries. I suppose you could Call him a neo reactionary. And anyway, he was on Tim Pool this week, and it wasn't Tim Pool, it was another Trump Glazer, this guy named Tate, interviewing him, and he goes on the show. And for, again, for those that don't know, this guy has been one of the biggest Trump sycophants of them all. He is your prototypical plan truster, prototypical good goy. Shabbat goy cannot get enough. You know, with Zionists, you win. Trump is our guy. The Jewish thing is Third World ism. He's one of these. And he goes on Tim Pool the other night. And I have seriously questioned in the past few weeks whether people like this are even agentic, if they even have sentience or consciousness. I look at people that are still defending Trump and I think you are either totally insane, like no connection to reality. You just have, I don't know, a different, like, subjective experience in reality. Something's wrong there. Or you're a completely paid operative, you have no real convictions, you will say anything for money. Or you are like a true goy, not insold you don't have a soul. Like you're a beast. You just look like a human being, but you're not actually one. Don't possess rationality. I've actually struggled which one they are, and I think maybe they're. They're in all different categories. Some of them are clearly just like, paid by, influenceable to shill the GOP no matter what. Some of them are totally deranged and insane. Some of them are. Are just true goyim. Like they're actually grazing out in a field, eating grass, you know, and. And waiting to be harvested by the Jews for, I don't know, their brain cells, their flesh. I'm not really certain. Well, this is a big breakthrough because finally we've made a discovery about the Trump sycophants. And it seems that maybe they're starting to think the wheels are starting to turn. And so, like I said, I saw this clip and Oron McIntyre was on Tim Pool, and he's talking to the host and says, you know, I think that the Trump movement has betrayed its principles. He says, all of a sudden, Trump is surrounded by neocons. He said he's suddenly surrounded by Never Trumpers, like Ben Shapiro and all those other principled conservatives that wrote the Never Trump manifesto in 2016. He said, all of a sudden it seems that the G. O P establishment and the neocons have subverted and infiltrated the MAGA movement. He says, and if we're not careful, then they will skin suit the MAGA movement. In other words, by aggressively mimicking the Trump movement, they will kill everything organic and replace it and. And turn it into something like a Trojan Horse or a Pied Piper. He goes, so we have to be very concerned that this might happen as it did in the past to the Tea Party and other grassroots right wing movements. And I see this clip and I'm like, wow, so maybe they really are capable of rationality. Maybe they are capable of thinking. My only question is, where have you been? What do you mean? If they do that? They did that. It happened in the past. We have been watching it happen for years and talking about it, and I have been calling it out. He goes, if the G O P Establishment and the neocons skin suit Maga. If, if they did, it already happened in the past, past tense, it's a done deal. Okay, that did happen. He goes, suddenly, suddenly the MAGA movement is all neocons. Suddenly. What do you mean suddenly? All of a sudden, he says, all of a sudden. We watched Jared Kushner. I spit on my sleeve there. We watched Jared Kushner and Ben Shapiro literally hold Trump's hand and walk him to the grave of the Lubovitcher Rebbe at the headquarters of Habad Lubovitch in Brooklyn, New York, in 2024. What do you mean suddenly? All of a sudden, where have you been? We watched that in 2024. We watched BB Netanyahu show up to Mar A Lago and gave Trump a big hug. We watched Mark Levin put his arm around the US President and say, this is the first Jewish President of the United States. All of a sudden, look at the cabinet. Marco Rubio at State, Ratcliffe at CIA. Pete Hegseth who believes in the third Temple being reconstructed as the Secretary of War. All of a sudden. All of a sudden, MAGA is infiltrated by Never Trumpers and neocons. Yeah, I guess if you've been in a coma for like six years, bro, just got out of a coma. What year is it? Why aren't you wearing a mask? What year is it? Are the riots over? Has George Floyd come again? In fulfillment of the scriptures, not to be blasphemous, but, you know, they deified him and he go, no, it's 2026. Trump is president again. Jared Kushner is facilitating a war in Iran. What the heck? The neocons have taken over. I guess I'm just grateful that somewhere one of them is finally starting to see it. This is what we've been trying to tell you, I have been saying this for years, I have been warning you for years it has been unfolding in front of our eyes and now in the end we are in a ground war almost with Iran and people go, I think we're starting to have a problem. Conductor, we have a problem. The MAGA movement brought us to war in Iran and the only people cheering for it are Jewish neocons or what the heck happened? Well, Oron, it's been happening, okay? And all of the so called anti Semites, the third worldists, we were right, you were wrong. Maybe you didn't like the way people said it or the messenger who is saying it, but this has been happening for years. And the saddest part is that it, it, it unironically was the goodest goys who were cheering it on, cheering on the ascendancy of this neo, neocon movement inside of Trumpism. And I, I spelled all this out in the group chat earlier today and last night, this is the last thing I'll say about it. And then we will get on into the news. The reason that so many of them have been tricked is, and by them I mean the plan trusters, I mean the, the pro maga, pro Trump people, the people that are still talking about 5D chess and this kind of thing. The reason many of them have been deceived is because they all thought in the 2024 election that their buddies were gonna get in the administration. And many of them did, all of these people like Oron McIntyre and others. And they're goyim, they're gentiles, they're not Jewish. Arguably in their heart, they're America first. Even if they've been misguided, misled. They all thought that their guys, the posters, the heritage Americans, you know, their buddies were gonna get hired in the Trump admin. And they were. And so they thought they had this image in their mind of a second Trump administration where all these guys from Twitter were gonna be in the government dictating policy and that we were gonna get a Trump administration. That's a lot closer to the rhetoric of Trump than the governance of the first term and some of its shortcomings. And I remember last year there was a guy by the name of Kurt Mills, the editor of the American Conservative, a paper founded by Patrick Buchanan 20 years ago in opposition to the war in Iraq. Kurt Mills was very bullish on the Trump administration and so was Tucker Carlson. They campaigned for Trump. Never forget that. Tucker spoke at the RNC and campaigned for Trump and they were bullish about Trump in the first half of last year. Why? Because their buddies were in the Pentagon, their buddies were in the National Security Council, their buddies got hired, and their buddies are restrainers or prioritizers or America first. And these low to middle and, and even some senior level bureaucrats they thought were going to steer the administration in a more based direction. And so that's why they were communicating with all of you saying, give Trump a chance, let him cook, trust the plan. When once we get in office, our guys will ascend, get credentialed, and they're gonna deliver maga. You just gotta trust. You just have to have a little bit of faith. But what we have seen in the past year is that all of those lower, middle and sparingly senior level bureaucrats, in a word, they have been outflanked. Many of them fired, many of them demoted or sidelined or effectively neutralized. And they had been outflanked. And they had been outflanked because they were outranked by the people that actually matter, which are the oligarchs, the billionaires and the permanent bureaucrats, the people that exist between public and private sector, the people that have been in Washington D.C. forever, the people that actually make the rules. And ultimately at the top, they got outflanked by Trump. They thought that Trump would be enabled or empowered by a cadre of bureaucrats that supported his mission and that he would do the right thing. And they were surprised to learn that Trump instead is answering to the actual players in the game, like Wall street and Silicon Valley and the Israel lobby, the real seat of power, where the money actually resides, the real people that control the real levers instead of, that's the story. And instead of joining people like myself and demanding that Trump go further and go harder and demanding more and commitments and promises, instead they were cheerleading Trump and his campaign and the interest behind it in the hopes that a crumb might fall off the table for them. And now they don't even have a crumb. Now they don't even have that. And now they're starting to wake up. Now an Oron McIntyre is starting to realize the gravity of the situation. There he sits on the floor beneath the table while Jared Kushner and Mark Levin eat at the table and Oron McIntyre and Tate and John Doyle and all these other people, they're sitting there on the floor and they're wondering, where are all the crumbs? What is going on? Why doesn't Trump hear us from all the way down here, it seems like we've lost control. You don't say. Well, I tried to tell you, I tried to warn you that would happen. And it's not about me, and it's not about me being right necessarily. It's just about how politics works. Yes, I was right. And here's the point. My mental model for understanding politics is the correct one that we need to be using. If you trust the plan, if you give something in exchange for nothing in politics, then you are dead and you lose. If you think you can play the house and win, you are a sucker and you will lose everything you have. That is the point. So I saw that clip and I was honestly shocked. I, I, I think it is the perfect clip. And if you go on my Twitter, uh, it's in my replies. I replied to it this afternoon. If he didn't catch it, I'm not gonna play the full clip. It's like three or four minutes. But you should watch it. This is one of the biggest. Pro Trump guys blocked me on Twitter. Nothing but negative things to say about anyone that has criticized Israel. And there he sits saying, I think we've lost control. It seems that the neo concept subverted Maga, as they always have. And he points out, he says, this is the pattern. This is what happened to, to the Tea Party. This is what happened to the Paleocons. This is what has been the tradition of the conservative movement, which is that the base of the conservative movement has its issues and its opinions. You can call this the old Right, the Paleo Cons, the Tea Party, the Buchanan Brigades, the Groipers, the Middle American radicals. It goes by many names. But from one generation to the next, you have the breadth of American conservatives that have their values and their aspirations and their politics, and what sits above them and outranks them and, and dictates the direction of the Republican Party is an altogether different class. And you can call those the Buckleyites. You can call those the neoliberals, the neocons. These are the Jews from New York with their intellectual magazines. These are the Nelson Rockefellers with their nonprofits and connections to the State Department. These are your Bilderbergers, people from the Trilateral Commission, Council on Foreign Relations. These are people that are nothing like us, don't live lifestyles like ours. These are people that live on the Eastern seaboard, for the most part, are not Christian, are not conservative in their temperament, disposition, even in their politics, politics much of the time. And yet they dictate the intellectual direction of movement conservatism. And of the Republican Party and the ceaseless battle of politics for 70 years has been that upper layer subduing and tricking and subverting the bottom layer. That has been the story. The Neocons rooting out and destroying the Paleocons, the Buckley ites rooting out and ostracizing and destroying the Bircher Society, the Rhinos rooting out, replacing and subverting the Tea Party people. And now, now you see it happening all over again. You wanna understand what I'm saying? If you don't know the history, this is now the Laura Loomers, the Mark Levins and the Randy Fines trying to root out and destroy the Tucker Carlsons, the Megan Kellys, the Candace Owens, the Nick Fuentes's, et cetera. That has always been the battle. That's why our number one enemy is actually not the left. If you think about it, who are we? We are the people. We are the conservatives, we are the right, the nationalists, the patriots, the radicals. Our enemy is the leadership of our own controlled opposition. And now people are maybe starting to realize that. He goes, it seems that this is happening all over again. And it is. And here's a, here's a rich little irony for you. This did happen to the Tea Party movement. The Tea Party was a revolution against the Rhinos. The same thing was going on. The real conservatives said we need actual conservatism, we actually need to control spending and take the country back and so on. And it was an uprising against the party establishment, the Eric Cantors and the John Boehners of the G O P. And very quickly the Republican Party caught on and they realized that if they wanted to get the people back on their side, they basically had to pretend to be the Tea Party and they would run as the Tea Party, pretend to be the Tea Party, pretend to be one of them, against the establishment, the Rhinos, but all the while serving the establishment. Anyway, it just became a strategy. They that's the skin suit, that's the Invasion of the Body Snatchers component. And one of the most famous examples of this was actually Marco Rubio. How did Marco Rubio get in the US Senate in Florida? Well, he ran against Charlie Crist in the Republican primary back in 2012 and Marco Rubio pretended to be a Tea Party guy and he casted Charlie Crist as a Rhino, as a member of the establishment and defeated him. Marco Rubio got in the Senate and then immediately joined the Gang of Eight and started backing Amnesty and every other, every other betrayal from the G O P Establishment. This is what they do. This is what they've always done. That's who they are. So you literally have Marco Rubio skipping insuited the Tea Party, put down the Tea Party rebellion by aggressively mimicking it, getting empowered and then joining up with the establishment. What do you think he did in the MAGA movement? The exact same thing in 2016. He was an anti Trump guy and he was a hardcore neocon. His slogan in 16 was literally new American Century, which if you know Ball, you know what that's a reference to. In 2016 his campaign slogan was we need a New American Century. Then he became a nationalist. Then he started speaking at NAT Con, which will be in Jerusalem this year. Not making that up. Natcon, founded by Yoram Haz who lives in Israel. Not making that up. Rubio became a national conservative populist nationalist. Now he's the Secretary of State. And if you look on Poly Market, increasingly likely to be the Republican nominee in 2028. That's what they do. He infiltrated and subverted the Tea Party. Now he's infiltrating and subverting maga. He's our Secretary of State. He did it. And you got only now way late in the game. The biggest Trump supporters are just starting to realize that. They go, I think we're starting to be subverted. I think the neocons are suddenly controlling maga. Well, it's a little late in the game for that. It all, it already happened. It did happen in the past and this is now the fruits. A war with Iran is only now the result. So where do we go from here? Here's the good news. Hey, Oron, good news. You finally realize something is up. Hey, Curtis Yarvin is a part of it, dumbass. Curtis Yarvin is a part of it. And for all of his brilliance on unqualified reservations, he is a Jewish supremacist. So is his assistant. So is everybody that he works with. So is Lomez, who publishes his book. So is Steve Sailor Lomas publishes the other book. That's what all these people are. Jeremy Carl, the Jew that defended white people. Well, he didn't even get a job in the administration, so no, that's not gonna work. And you need to wake up and realize that in 2028. It can't be Vance, it can't be Rubio. It has to be somebody else. We need now a radical intervention. What is the antidote? We need a radical right wing movement to take power. We can't just give it to Vance in the Hopes that they, the same thing won't happen to him, he's part of it. And the same story goes for Rubio. So this is not to black pill you, but this is maybe, I, I don't know. Congratulations, you figured it out. Now we all need to be a part of the solution. This is. Maybe this Iran war might have been the best thing only because hopefully this has shaken some people awake and now people realize that you can't trust the Trump movement, you can't just trust the G O P on faith uncritically that we're actually going to need a radically new direction in 2028, otherwise it's pointless, otherwise it's all, we're gonna get the same thing. If we do the same things we've always done, we're gonna get the same stuff we, we've always gotten. That's how it's gonna play out unless we choose a radical departure, a radical break from the past. So that's that clip. I did just wanna throw that out there. I know Oron McIntyre's not like a household name, he's just kind of a fat schlub and not even white and not as smart as he thinks he is. But it was very telling that it seems they're starting to wake up a little bit. That's that. I do wanna move on though. I wanna get into the news and our first story is about these mass deportations and there's so much to say about it. But just briefly, I wanna touch on this tonight. This is your cherry on top. If it wasn't good enough that we are now in a full fledged war with Iran bombing them thousands of times, It's a war of choice that nobody wanted. It is exceedingly unpopular, to add insult to injury, at the same time that we are getting a war with Iran, the, the mass deportations continue to be rescinded, continue to be pulled back. And today there was a new development. This is an exclusive from Axios. They're reporting on the Republican retreat that was held at the Trump Doral in Southern Florida this weekend. Now, for those that don't know, every year the Republicans gather together, they bring the whole conference into town and, and they strategize for the legislative session and for the upcoming election. And so all the Republican House and Senate members are there, or a lot of them, and they're talking about their game plan for 2026 and they're basically holding a strategy meeting and they're getting into gear because it's about to be a big election, one of the things that was said at this all conference retreat where all the Republicans are gathered, the deputy chief of staff from the White House came to this convention and told them explicitly and specifically never to use the phrase mass deportations for the rest of the year. He goes there, all the Republicans are gathered and they're all thinking about what are we gonna do this year, what are we gonna run? On what, what is our branding, what's our messaging? And a representative from the White House Deputy Chief of Staff Blair comes down and says, whatever you do, don't say mass deportations, cuz that's not gonna work. He said, instead, we gotta talk about how we're only removing violent criminals. The latest, the latest in a long line of statements like this that have come out from anonymous sources in the administration that have been said explicitly by the President and other personnel. It seems that mass deportations are really over. It's really dead. This is a story, this is from Axios. It says, quote, White House Deputy Chief of Staff James Blair privately urged House Republicans on Tuesday to stop emphasizing mass deportations and instead focused her messaging on removing violent criminals. According to sources in the closed door briefing, Blair delivered the message during a policy listening session with House Republicans at their annual retreat in Doral, Florida. He encouraged members to focus on deporting violent offenders rather than defending the broader concept of mass removals. The advice signals a recalibration by the White House and reflects growing concern among Republicans that Democrats are successfully framing Trump's immigration policy as overly sweeping and indiscriminate. Blair also told members to go out and find real Americans to highlight wins in the G O P sweeping legislative package passed last summer. Okay, so this is only the latest. Let's, let's take a little walk down memory lane. It was in the first week of January of this year that we started to hear about this. There was a big piece in Axios and elsewhere from anonymous sources in the administration that the White House was going to recalibrate and they were changing their strategy on deportations based on the same information. They said we're looking at the favorability, we're looking at the approval and the opinion surveys. And they were coming to the realization that mass deportations might be a stinker in the midterm elections. So in the first week, literally the first week of the midterm election year, they start telegraphing. That's what that is. They plant a story in the press and they start telegraphing that they're gonna change the policy. Then you have the deaths of the protesters you had the lesbian poet and then the male nurse, both got murdered or shot or killed. What? Who cares? Okay? They died protesting in Minneapolis. Huge protest, nationwide, wall to wall coverage from the media. And then we got a statement from Trump himself. And Trump showed up at a press conference. And this clip has actually been making the rounds again. This was in mid January, although I think people believe that he said this. Yesterday, Trump went to a press conference at the White House and said, we have to lighten up and we're not doing mass deportations for all those innocent people that have been here for 20 years working on farms and luncheonettes. Remember that one? He said, and we're only going after the violent ones. Then a couple weeks after that, there was a Fox News interview where they asked Trump, are we still doing mass deportations? And he said, no, we're only targeting the violent offenders. It's not a mass removal. Only now in March does the White House basically say directly you get the deputy chief of staff. That's a pretty high ranking figure. James Blair goes to the annual retreat of all the Republican congressmen and says, yeah, like we're dropping it. We're quietly dropping it. We're done with that. We're not running on that. We're not talking about that. It's over. So how many months has Trump been in office? I think we're up to 15 months in office. 14, 15 months. We don't have a mass deportations. It never happened. We had debatably between 230,000 at the low end of the 360,000 removals at the high end in 2025, which is nothing. Okay, that's nothing. If you're deporting 2:30 to 3:50 or 3:60 every single year, what does that bring you up to by the end of four years? Maybe you get a little bit more than a million removals overall. Again, all you need to know is the math on that. Biden let in 10 million. If Trump only deports 1.2 million, well then the deficit is like 9 million. In other words, we've only deported 10% of what Biden brought in in just four years. That's not even to say anything about the preexisting illegal immigrant population that was already there, which is why we elected Trump in the first place 10 years ago. So we're talking about in four years only reducing the illegal population from the previous four years by 10%. And we can't even get that because now, just 15 months in, they're already dropping it. We barely got a Full year of what they tried, which is what they called mass deportations. They're already dropping it and they say now we gotta recalibrate and change it up. Now why? Ask yourself, why did they do this if it's not for lack of trying? I know there are people in the administration that are trying. There are a lot of good people in the admin. No one, no one can tell you otherwise. There are good people in Border Patrol, There are good people in Homeland Security. There are good people in ice, and they're as mad as you are, and they're as mad as I am. And they're trying every day to get the deportations up there. There's people in all the departments that are concerned about this, so concerned that they're actually putting out a distress signal. I've heard there are people in the administration, they actually want people like me to raise hell. They want people like you and people like me to express our dissatisfaction because in the, on the inside, in Washington, they are being outvoted and outflanked by other people in the administration or by Trump, who doesn't see it as a priority. So there are good people in the admin that are trying to do it. Last year, in the big beautiful bill, they allocated something like $90 billion for ICE alone. They had a huge carve out. I think it was closer to $200 billion in total for all of it. For border security, for deportations, for personnel, for lots of different things related to immigration enforcement over a period of years. So they did try. They allocated the money and, and we got our guys in the admin. And you know, you got people pulling every day trying to get it in the right direction. It's not for lack of trying. So why didn't they do it? Some people say it's because of constraints. Personnel constraints, infrastructure constraints, political constraints. Well, they got the money now. You know, they hired 10,000 ICE agents. They're buying all this land and all these buildings to detain illegal immigrants. Well, we all know the real reason, and it's the reason that James Blair said at the retreat this weekend. Why are they walking away from mass deportations? Because it's politically unpopular. Why did they retreat from Minneapolis last month? Why did they pull the thousands of ICE and Border Patrol out of Minneapolis? Why did they basically give up up on those patrols and sweeping raids which they were doing? Why did they start putting body cameras on ice? Because of public opinion. Because public opinion turned against mass deportations. And that happened because the media was attacking it. And that's because people were out there demonstrating and protesting and they were attacking law enforcement and the violence was escalating. So in a word, it was because of political pressure, public opinion and political pressure. It's a midterm election year. Everybody's up for reelection. It's a must win election if the administration wants to continue to accomplish its goals. So they said, we gotta walk it back because of politics. And some people say, well, we have to understand. We have to be understanding about this. Here's my problem. At the same time that you're walking away from mass deportations because 49% of the population thinks they went too far, the same administration plunged us into a war in the Middle east against Iran, which has actually half of the approval rating as mass deportations. What is the approval rating for the war in Iran? 27%. It's a quarter, maybe a third at most. So think about it. It's a midterm election year. We can't do mass deportations. It's a political loser. Half the country's against it. The media is covering it nonstop. So we have to stop what we're doing. The exact same week the administration says we're going to war in Iran and we might put boots on the ground, and we don't care how unpopular it is. We're gonna launch another war in the Middle east in contravention of all of our fundamental principles and campaign promises. And we don't care how much it escalates or how long it goes on or how unpopular it is, because this is what we have to do. And you say, wait a second, so what happened to the midterms? Well, what happened to favorability and approval ratings? And when it comes to mass deportations, well, that's politically not feasible. Well, we can't do that because half the country's against it. We can't do that because that's gonna turn off the midterm voters. So I hope you'll understand, but you need to lighten up and you need to let it go. But war with Iran? Well, you know, we don't care how unpopular it is, and maybe we're risking the midterms, but it needs to be done. And who is to stand in the way of the US Military and its strategic objectives? What does that tell you about how the government works? What does that tell you about how MAGA works, how the Republican Party works? This is the same story playing out over and over again. How many times have you voted for immigration restriction? How many times? How many times did you vote for Trump because you care about immigration restriction three times. How many times have you voted Republican because you care about immigration restriction? Five times. If you voted in 2016-2018-2020-2022, 2024, you voted five times for immigration restriction. And by the way, that's Trump's most popular issue. When you look on an issue by issue basis, what issues are Republicans winning on? Immigration, number one, by far, it's like 80%, 80% of voters support Republicans on immigration. And at one time, mass deportations were popular. Immigration restriction for all. Immigration was popular. They had the mandate. And this is why the Republican voters were vote for this. And yet all five times in every legislative session and every Trump presidential term, what are the voters told? They're told, well, we'll do it the next time, we'll do it after the next election. I've witnessed it every single time. In 2016, Trump got elected to build a wall. Do you know what the Republicans told him? They said the best we could do is $1.6 billion for a few hundred feet offense in the Rio Grande Valley. And that's not even an exaggeration. That is what happened in 2017. That is what happened in 2018. I watched it. And Trump shut down the government twice. He shut it down twice in 2018 to force Republicans to fund his border wall. And each time in the omnibus bill and the minibus bills, the, the best Republicans could do was 1.6, $1.8 billion little packages to build a little bit of fencing in the Rio Grande Valley. And that was it. But you know what they did do in 2018? Corporate tax cut. You know what they did do in 2018? They pulled us out of the Iran nuclear deal. The J C P O A. So think of this conceit, think of this construction. The voters supply the votes for immigration and then when Republicans win because of those votes, they turn around and don't give it up. They say, well, you gotta keep voting in the next one to actually get it. The Jewish donors and the corporate donors that supply the money to get out the vote, will they get everything they want on demand? Corporate tax cut delivered delivered. Quantitative easing or low interest rates delivered on demand. Rip up the J C P O A move the Israeli embassy designate the Iranian Revolutionary Guard a terrorist group on demand every single time. The Adelsons put up a hundred million dollars in 16, they put up another a hundred million in 2018. And what do they get from 18 to 20? More. They got more. K was killed. They finally got the embassy to be fully constructed and completed. In Jerusalem every time they get something. And that's why every time they re up their contribution, every time they give, they get so they give the next time. But with the voters, it's the inverse. Every election the voters give and they don't get. And they're told you gotta vote again to get. Keep voting and eventually you'll get something. Like we're chasing the prize on a fishing line. This is the dynamic. And this year was no different. Maybe I'm crazy, okay? Yeah, I know, I know I'm crazy. I just wanna burn it all down. I'm a plant, I'm a Democrat, I'm irresponsible, I'm a radical, what? Whatever, right? Call me crazy, but I seem to remember that at the RNC because people were holding up placards that said mass deportations, not war with Iran. At the RNC on the first night, all of those voters, all of those Republican delegates, they were holding up placards that said mass deportations. Not remove violent offenders, not net negative migration, and certainly not bomb Iran 3,000 times. Well, we're now 15 months in. The next election approaches in just eight months. We don't have em. We don't have the mass deportations. And now with eight months to go, three months in the legislative session, the Republican conference is being told we're recalibrating, we're done. Mass deportations isn't gonna work on this one. It's not gonna happen. They say you want mass deportations. Well, you gotta vote another time. Another time. 16, 18, 20, 22, 24. Impeached twice indicted in four jurisdictions. 116 years in prison, shot in the head. And we gotta vote another time so that they'll even try to keep the promise. This is what I'm talking about. And this is how. And maybe you could say in an alternate reality, maybe people could tell you and you might be convinced, well, there are political realities. Well, we can't do it. We're. We need to win the next election and that's just the way it is. And you need to grow up and you need to be mature about it and you need to make compromises and politics is about what's possible in an alternate reality. Maybe that would be a reasonable counter argument. But how can you possibly say that when we're in a regime change war in the Middle east with a 27% approval rating? Cuz the math isn't mathing on that one. Mass deportations were too unpopular. But a war in Iran, isn't mass deportations still Have a majority of the country supporting them? It depends on how you phrase the question and it depends on the survey. But the majority of people support mass deportations. It is half of that number of people that support the war. And yet we get one and not the other. Why is that? It's the same reason why inside the administration. You have a lot of people in the administration that want mass deportations, and you got a lot of people in the administration that want a war with Iran. Why do you get one and not the other? Hmm. Vote for Trump to get our guys in the admin. Well, our guys, well, they're either slacking or for whatever reason, they're getting blocked from doing what they need to do. And those other guys that are not ours, those other guys, they seem to get everything they want all the time. Why is that? Why is it that Kurt Mills got it so wrong? You know, I remember last year, Kurt Mills from American Conservative. He's a really cool guy, actually. He's got a really cool leather jacket. He dyes his hair way darker than it should be. It's really cool. Kurt Mills, last year, when Israel bombed Iran, first of all, he assured us that would never happen. Then when Israel started the war, he said, well, we're not gonna get involved. That's not on radar. He goes, that's not on radar. He said, everybody relax. I know people in the National Security Council, I know people in the Pentagon, I know Bridge Colby, and they're not gonna bring us to war in Iran. Trust the plan, guys. Steve Witkoff isn't around. He's a really good negotiator. Remember that. And then we did bomb Iran, guaranteeing that we would bomb them again. Because obviously I, I don't need to spell out the math for you. I've only done it every single show for a year and a half. Why did he get it so wrong? Because he overestimated the value of our guys. Because being these middle low, senior level bureaucrats inside an administration controlled by zog, controlled by the Jews. It's kind of what it is. All these clowns in media and in dc, they all know a guy. You know, everyone's running the shadow government. Well, I know a guy in the admin. I know a guy in ppo, I know a guy in dhs. I know a guy in the White House. In the, in the, whatever. I know a guy. Everybody knows a guy. Dumb. You think that the 5,000 political appointees in the administration, you think those people actually make the decisions? They don't. The President makes the Decisions. The senior level people make the decisions. And those decisions flow from the actual seat of power, which is money. Money, intelligence and foreign states. And you thought that because you're, you know, Dan Caldwell, that fat. That fat shovel face. Dan Caldwell, who got fired like a. Who got fired like a. And then cried about it on Tucker. Yeah, I'm talking to you, Dan Caldwell, you fat shovel faced idiot. You look like the fat kid in the sand lot, fatty. They think Dan Caldwell is gonna stop zog. He's gonna stop the protocols from being implemented. The Jews have been planning this for fucking 6,000 years. Literally. Okay? The wizards, the wizards in control of international Jewry, the rabbis that are levitating and animating golems in Prague that had been planning this with the help of the diabolical forces for 6,000 years. You thought Dan Caldwell was gonna shut that down with his rosy red cheeks, his. His endomorphic physiognomy. Jolly restrainer. A jolly little restrainer. You think he was gonna stand in the way? Me. Me and my buddies. Me and my buddies are in Pete Hegseth's office. They're gonna tell him not to go to war with Iran. Good luck. What are they gonna do next? Stop the hexagonal storm on the southern pole of Saturn? I mean, what. What are they gonna do next? Well, what are the posters gonna do after that? After they stop Greater Israel and the war in Iran? After they shut down zog? What is Dan Caldwell gonna do next, huh? Is he gonna use numbers? Is he gonna use magic? Is he gonna use the left hand path to stop the rotation of the storm on Saturn? Is. Is he going to break us out of the cube, out of the. Out of the physical realm? It's time to come back to reality. Okay, Kurt Mills, okay? Or on McIntyre, all of you plan trusters, time to come back to reality here. It's not gonna happen. The bureaucrats, the posters, mid level people, they are not in control of anything. And here's the lesson. So let's switch it up then. Your. Your solution, it didn't work. You tried it. It didn't work. You failed. Objectively, you were wrong. You failed your approach. It's not working. Okay? Trump won the election. He won the popular vote. Your guys are in the admin. They got fired, they got out flanked, they got outranked by Jewish donors and fucking Laura Loomer. And now we are in a war with Iran while they walk back mass deportations. It's deja vu all over again. We already saw this movie. I already saw this Movie. I know you got red pilled after the pandemic or something, but we've already seen this movie. We watched it happen. So it didn't work. It failed. It's March 2026. We have no mass deportations. They're walking em back. And we're in a war with Iran. So maybe it's time to try something else. Okay, maybe it's time to try something else. Like we send a message to the G O P by going out strongly for the Democrats or not voting in 26 to blow them up. And they will be blown up. You know that the Democrats control Congress. They're gonna use oversight and they're gonna go after everybody. And I can't wait. And in 2028, we don't give up our vote for nothing. We don't give up our vote to J.D. vance who disappeared. By the way, where is J.D. vance? Where did he go? It's so weird, isn't it, J.D. j.D. I love how his wife says his name, don't you? She goes, J.D. like it's a. Like that's a word and not two letters. J.D. and they're trying to create this image of him. Like he's this friendly guy. He's this friendly, amicable guy. What? Hey, that's the kind. Even though he's fat and ugly, he's the kind of guy that would give you a ride home from work. He's the kind of guy that would play Halo 3 with you all night and drink cold Red mountain dew, right? J.D. where. Where the is this guy? Hmm? The most online vice president in history, throwing himself in front of the cameras, always doing the Charlie Kirk show at the Charlie Kirk Memorial at Turning Point USA America Fest. Throwing himself in front of everything. Getting that fat, ugly face in front of the camera as much as possible and getting ready for 28. Where did he. Where did he go? JD Are you under there? Are you under here? Are you in here? Where did he go? Have you ever noticed that whenever the Trump administration totally shits the bed and fucks up, that J.D. vance is nowhere to be seen? Like when the Epstein files were released and then JD didn't tweet for like two weeks. Remember that? You get 3 million documents that come out about Trump, like eating fecal matter out of baby's intestines or something. And Bill Gates having an STD from Russian whores. You're reading all this crazy stuff. And then our. Our extremely online poster in chief, our extremely online based Baptist vice president, he follows Curtis Yarvin on Twitter. Well, He. He just stopped tweeting for two weeks. Where did he go? Must be in the same place as Hunter Biden's laptop. Now we're in a war with Iran yet again. Nowhere to be, nowhere to be seen. Where is he? Where did he go? I love it. And you're telling me that's gonna be our guy? That's the guy who's gonna win in 28? I don't think so. It's either him or It's Marco Rubio. Mr. New American Century is either gonna be Never Trumper Evan McMullen, voter, fat, ugly guy, or it's gonna be Marco Rubio, New American Century, Mary Maelson's puppet. Maybe it's time to try something different. Everything is related to everything else. You have to see how all of this is connected. You have to see how all of this points in the same direction, okay? Because it really all does. All of it does. The media, the politicians, the war, the oligarchy, you think it's many different things. It's all one thing. You have to see that a lot of people look at this administration and they say, well, there's some good and there's some bad, and we gotta take the good and work on the bad. But it isn't like that. It's all one thing. Okay? We're not getting. Do you wanna know why we're not getting mass deportations? Because the same people that want the war with Iran don't want the deportations. The Wall Street Journal is very bullish on the war. They hate the deportations. And when Trump was deporting people, the media was covering it every day. Remember when the stuff was going on in Minneapolis every day, the media was talking about that toddler with his little stuffed animal and. And it was Bad Bunny at the super bowl and all these poor protesters that were killed, right? And the Wall Street Journal said, this is bad for the economy. And the New York Times said, this is another Holocaust. And the Washington Post said, this is the worst thing ever. So they forced Trump to back down. There were protests everywhere. It was all over Instagram. All these liberal on Instagram were putting on their story. Send resources to the immigrants. Don't be performative. Never seen anything like it, not for a few years. Now we're at war with Iran. No mass protests. And the media loves it. Hillary Clinton today said, Trump is awesome. Hillary Clinton literally went out today and said, this second Trump administration's great because he realizes we need to work with our allies. And there's no protests and there's no liberal bitches on Instagram talking about resources. And there's no public outcry. There's no pushback. The. The approval for the war is. Is a huge deficit. It's a 27%. Nobody cares. No one's even talking about it. It's the same people. The same people that don't want their slaves to be deported. The same people that don't want their cheap immigrant slave labor deported, because those are consumers and cheap workers and, And. And basically bodies. Well, those actually are the exact same people that want a war with Iran. They want complete control over the Persian Gulf, that want to eliminate Israel's rivals. They want to control this energy zone. It's the same people. So we have to stop voting for those people. Trump is those people. When Trump is holding court with Larry Fink and Jamie Dimon and Mary Madon and Mark Levin, he works for them, okay? They influence him. He is the boss of the posters that are in the government. You thought Dan Caldwell was. And. And Bridge Colby were gonna be steering Pentagon policy. They answer to Trump. Trump answers to them, to the billionaires. So voting for Trump, against all of your best judgment, you know, voting with your heart and not your mind on Trump, hoping for the best, hoping that we're gonna use the power of friendship and magic on Twitter. We're gonna use the meme magic to meme our way into the golden age. That's just not how it works. You need to vote for a candidate who's gonna take the war to these people. That's. That's the. That's the architecture that's going to work, and that's that. Um, but we're gonna move on. Do we cover Iran tonight? Maybe we save it for tomorrow. We're. We're an hour in already. We're. We're already an hour in. There's a lot to say about Iran. It's already midnight. We might just say it's a shorter show. We'll save it for tomorrow. I don't know if you guys are tapped out on Iran, but maybe we'll save it for tomorrow. We'll just say it's a shorter show tonight. Um, and we'll just move on into the super chats. Go in. We did an hour monologue here because there is truly a lot to say about the ongoing war in Iran. I don't know. It's kind of. It's always when you're like. We're like 70 minutes in. It's long enough, but it's, you know, you wanna give a little Extra. Everyone's saying do it now. All right, all right. We'll do it tonight. All right, we'll do it tonight. You waited all night. It's midnight. Fine, fine, fine. We'll do it tonight. Live chat is demanding. It lazy. Tapped out. Cover it lazy. I'm such a Leo. I'm so lazy. I don't wanna. All right, all right. We'll do. We'll do it tonight, okay? We'll do it tonight. Fine, fine. We'll do it tonight. Okay. Happy in the We. We'll do some content for the non paying subscribers, okay? We'll do some content for the non paying members. You win. Fine, I'll do it. Fine. I'll do it. You waited all night. It's midnight. Okay, all right, so we will talk a little bit about Iran, but we're not gonna go crazy here. Uh, so let's see. Iran, Iran, Iran, War. Okay, well, our featured story tonight was supposed to be our featured story. We're gonna get into our Updates for our 11th day in the war in Iran. Big news. The US and Israel may be breaking apart on their strategic objectives in the war. Now, this should come as no surprise to those that watch this show because I have told you repeatedly this would happen. I have told you over and over again what is going on here. So I'd actually like you to take a moment when I say that Israel and the United States are diverging in their strategic objectives. This is maybe a moment when I'm going to challenge the class. I'm going to challenge you. Don't ask Chad. GPT. Don't ask. Grok dumb. Try. Take a moment and think for yourself. What am I going to say? What's the big idea? Why might Israel and the United States be diverging? What does Israel want? What does the United States want? What is Israel's end game? What is the US End game? What is in each country's interest here? Take a moment and think for yourselves. Because I've said this for the past three years that when you analyze the war in Iran, it is critical to understand the strategic imperatives of all three players, the three critical players that are involved. And what are those strategic objectives? Because initially they might seem to be complicated and you might think that the US And Israel policy are identical, but they're not. What is Israel's strategic objective overall and in this particular conflict, this operation? As we all know, they are pursuing a greater Israel expansionist agenda. They want to annex Gaza. They want to annex the West Bank. They want to occupy southern Lebanon and Southern Syria. Why can't they do that? Because Iran, an Islamist state, this is important. Islamism, as opposed to Islam is a political ideology. It means that Islam should be the governing ideology. And Islamism has currency among the various tribes of the Middle East. There are Shiite populations in Iraq that are loyal to Iran because Iran is a Shiite theocracy. There are militias in Lebanon like Hezbollah that are loyal to Iran for this reason. Hamas, although it is not a Shiite organization, is an Islamist organization. And that is why they receive support from Iran and that's why there's allegiance to Iran. So what is standing in the way of Israel's strategic objective of land expansion in all direction of regional hegemony? Well, it is the economic and military might of Iran. Iran is a large country with a huge population and a middle class and oil wealth, technologically sophisticated strategic alliances with Russia and China. And so there is a pipeline of weapons and training and money that flows from Iran into Hezbollah on Israel's northern border in Lebanon, into Hamas, Israel's southern border with Gaza, into Palestinian Islamic Jihad in the west bank, and so on and so forth. So if Israel wants to pursue its objectives, it has to get Iran out of the picture. But let's be precise and specific. What does that mean? If Iran is supporting these militias because Iran is an Islamist state, it has an Islamist regime, then in order to stop Iran's support of those groups, they have to change the regime. Iran has a revolutionary Islamist government that was put in place in the 1979 revolution. And it was said that the American backed Shah was trying to put down a red revolution and instead fomented a green revolution. The US was backing the government of the Shah, a repressive monarch, a dictator that was western and liberal. They were trying to prevent Iran from becoming communist. Azerbaijan was with the Soviet Union in the north. Soviet Union was trying to get a foothold there, but by going too white, by going too liberal, too Western. Instead all they did was they fomented an Islamic uprising, an Islamist uprising. And so that's where this revolutionary government came to power and became not just a political leader, but a religious leader. In the Middle east, the Ayatollah, the supreme leader, is a cleric at the end of the day. So if Israel wants to stop Iran, they have to change the character of the regime. It can't be a revolutionary government. You can't have an Ayatollah, you can't have a cleric and a council of jurists that run the country. It has to be something else. It has to be democratic, liberal, Western, maybe even authoritarian, but not Islamist. So what do you need to do to Iran? You have to topple the government. You need to back separatist forces, antigovernment forces, liberal forces, democratic forces, as was done in Iraq, as was done in other countries. You need to bring down the Iranian theocracy and have a different regime. Once you have a different regime, then you are not threatened by Iran's deterrent capability. And you don't have all those weapons and, and officers and money pouring into these Muslim tribes on your borders. That makes you free and clear to do whatever you want and expand in every direction. That's Israel's end game. And that is why they've been escalating the war with Iran for decades. Why do they want Iran not to have a nuclear program? Why are they worried about Iran's missiles, its proxies? Because their ultimate goal is to have regime change. All of those things are strategic weapons that deter Israel from forcing regime change. Israel tries to topple the government. Iran nukes Israel. Israel tries to topple the government, Iran presses The button and 5,000 missiles destroy Israel. Israel tries to topple the government. Even if Iran is totally destroyed, the proxies will launch rockets, drones and missiles at Israel. So those are Iran's three strategic weapons. Weapons that act as a deterrent against regime change. That's why Israel's always trying to get the United States to destroy those capabilities. That's what has been happening since October 7th. Now what is the US strategic objective? Why are we going along with this? Some people say, well, because we're controlled by Israel. Okay, true, like that's totally correct. Why is the United States bombing Iran? It's costing us money. It's causing potentially a stock market correction, maybe a global recession. Why are we going along with this? Why are we bombing Israel? Why are our soldiers being put in harm's way? Again, people say, well, Israel controls our government and they want it for the aforementioned reasons. That's why we're doing it. Partially true. But even with all of Israel's influence, they still need to get buy in from from the American government. And there is an American strategic imperative here too. Well, Iran doesn't threaten any of our interests directly. They can't hit us because they don't have missiles with a long enough range. They don't have a nuclear weapon yet. And until they do, or they actually decide that they will build one, it's not urgent for us. Their proxies aren't on our border and they don't sponsor terrorism on our homeland. So they don't actually directly threaten us. They're not a great power like Russia or China. So they have no ability to project power globally. They're a regional revisionist power. So what's the big idea? Well, to the extent that they are a nuclear hedging state, meaning they have the technology and the resources to build a nuclear bomb, but they haven't determined that they're going to build one or they haven't built one yet, that is our big strategic imperative. We have an interest as the superpower in non proliferation of WMDs. Iran can never threaten us with conventional means. But if Iran ever got a nuclear bomb, that'd be a big problem for us. That's a big problem because if that regime ever got toppled or destabilized, nuclear weapons might fall into the hands of terrorists or non state actors. If Iran were to use a nuclear bomb, it could draw us into a nuclear war. Theoretically, the use of nuclear weapons by any state would be destabilizing for the entire planet. So our strategic imperative has always been maybe first and foremost, we don't want them to have a nuclear bomb. Not necessarily regime change. That is why we went in with Midnight Hammer. That is why Obama brokered a nuclear deal. It's the same reason Trump ripped that deal up. It's because our engagement with Iran fundamentally is about them possessing a nuclear weapon. More than that, what is the other interest in the Middle east overall? Easy one. It's oil. It's what's happening in the strait of Hormuz. 20% of the world's crude oil goes through the Strait of Hormuz because it is harvested from the Persian Gulf and the land surrounding the Persian Gulf by Saudi Arabia, by Bahrain, Kuwait, the Emirates, Qatar, Iraq and Iran. Now we also have strategic relationships with all the Gulf countries. The Gulf Cooperation Council, Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Qatar. We have military bases there. We protect these countries militarily. We sell them weapons. Why? Because it is in our interest that they keep selling us oil and the oil keeps moving through the Strait. Now there was a time, not as of late, but in recent decades, that Iran and our friends in the Gulf were engaged in a proxy war. Iran was engaged in a proxy war with Saudi Arabia, with the Gulf countries. And this was inherently destabilizing. Their missile arsenal could not just be used against Israel, but also against the Gulf countries. Their missiles and drones could also be exported to non state groups like the Houthis or the PMF or Hezbollah or Shiite groups in Saudi's Eastern Province or Bahrain that might use them in these countries. And so we had an interest in restraining Iran or degrading Iran's capability so they couldn't destabilize the Gulf for energy resources. So put simply, let, let's back it up here. What are the strategic interests in this conflict? Well, Israel wants regime change. We want Iran to not have a nuke and not to destabilize the Gulf. These are different interests. You see, you need to understand these things to understand what is driving the conflict forward. Why are bombs being dropped, by whom and for what purpose? And what is the end game? Well, Israel and the US do not have an identical agenda. And that's why last year Israel got us on the hook in a war by telling us, well, first of all, they launched a preemptive strike. They launched a preemptive strike against Iran's nuclear facilities. Israel claimed that Iran was on the cusp of getting the bomb. And maybe by attacking Iran, they accelerated that timeline. By attacking Iran, maybe Iran resolved that they would build the nuke or maybe they would lower the guardrails and they would, they would get closer to building a nuke. So we had to go in and finish the job. If Israel didn't finish the job, if they accelerated it, we had to shut it down. We had to drop bombs that Israel doesn't have to destroy facilities they couldn't reach at Ford O and Natanz. That's how they got us on the hook. And once we were on the hook, well, what did Iran do after the war? They went right back to work rebuilding their capabilities, rebuilding their strategic capabilities, building more missiles, building more drones, rebuilding their nuclear facilities. Apparently they had facilities that we did not know about, centrifuges we didn't know about. And we could not ascertain the extent of the damage and therefore the success of the strike. So by bombing them once, it guaranteed we would come back. Because we had to be sure that they were not rebuilding, that they could not reconstitute. We had to be sure that they might not long launch a preemptive strike against Israel or us or the Gulf. So now we're back at war. And as we talked about last night, there's a big open ended question specifically about what our goal is in Iran in this current operation, because they're not telling us. Yesterday Trump said, we've completed our objectives, we're ahead of schedule and the war is almost over. But then in the same day he said, it's far from over, it's gonna go on for more Weeks. We're not gonna be done by the end of this week, but soon, maybe later after that, he said, we're gonna hit them harder than ever. We'll accept nothing less than unconditional surrender. So the question is, what is the strategic goal in this operation? When is it mission accomplished? When are we done? And Washington won't tell us. Is it regime change or is it just degrading their military now? When Trump announced the operation two weeks ago, he said, we want to topple the government. Iran is a pariah terror state. They have to be destroyed. Last week he said, we're gonna topple the regime. It's an unconditional surrender. They can't pick a new leader without my approval. I have to appoint the next leader. At the same time, he's saying, we've destroyed their equipment, we've killed their personnel. We're getting ready to wrap it up now. Here comes the divergence. Now that the war has dragged on for 11 days, you're starting to see that this is becoming a quagmire for the United States. We're not gonna be able to topple the government if that was ever a strategic objective. We don't know what the original plan was. We don't know what the plan is now. But if the goal ever was toppling the government, that didn't ever seem likely. And it didn't happen in the first week, and it seems very unlikely now. It's not gonna happen. You can't dislodge an entrenched regime with a million man army, with bombs from the air. It just isn't done. If we wanted to actually topple the government, it would require a ground force, a huge one, and we would be there for a long time. And we'd be fighting in cities and in mountains and. And we would be fighting in a very hostile territory, and a lot of Americans would die. So it didn't happen. It doesn't look like it's going to happen anytime soon. And it may be impossible unless we escalate to a point that Americans are not comfortable with. At the same time, we are running into some problems here. We are in the middle of this again with an objective that cannot be completed. So maybe we're changing the objectives. We're in the middle of this and we don't really have a good way to get out of it. And now we're starting to face some problems which are among them. One, we're running out of missile interceptors, as you know, to shoot down Iranian drones and missiles, and that Makes us more vulnerable. We have to pick and choose which cities and countries and bases we defend. We have to reallocate strategic assets. Moving a thad system from South Korea to the Middle east, they're in very short supply. And number two, obviously the huge constraint on global energy supplies, there's a huge oil crunch. 20% of the world's oil is stuck in the Persian Gulf. And Iran is not only hitting those cargo ships with surface to sea missiles, but they're also going to begin mining the Strait of Hormuz with sea based mines using small ships that can evade US destroyers and carriers. And now that's causing potentially stock market correction, a global recession and rising gas prices during a midterm election. So what is Trump starting to think? Well, Trump is now looking for an off ramp. He has maybe resigned himself to the possibility that we are not going to have a regime change. The government will not topple, we're not gonna get a different type of regime. And so in a sense, we're gonna have to walk away from this without achieving all of our objectives. Maybe we don't even get a compliant Iranian regime. Forget about getting a different regime. The regime is going to be defiant. They, they chose as the successor to the supreme leader, the head of state that we killed his son, his son and the son, his wife and daughter and father. His whole family was killed by the United States. And the people of Iran rallied in support of him in the capital this week. So we're gonna have to walk away from the fight without actually having regime change or even extracting compliance or a deal. We're gonna leave the Iranian regime intact. So you say, well how then do we leave? It seems that Washington might say this is maybe where this is going. Washington is going to say, well, we destroyed all of their weapons systems. We destroyed their navy, we destroyed their missiles. There's a report today in the Journal, it says that we've destroyed 75 to 80% of their missile launch platforms and we've destroyed their missile arsenal by 75%. Their navy is gone. We've destroyed half of the regime. We've destroyed all the besiege and IRGC and IAF bases. So now we're done. We mission accomplished, we degraded Iran's strategic weapons. Now we can leave. Now how does that connect to these strategic objectives? Well remember, for Washington, it's actually not imperative that we topple the regime. It's imperative that we neutralize the regime. It's imperative that we destroy their nuclear facilities. It's imperative that we destroy their missile arsenal so they can't destabilize the region. It's imperative we destroy their navy so they can't harass shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. It's imperative we destroy their military so that it cannot harass our allies or facilitate the transfer of weapons and techniques to their non state allies like the Houthis or Hezbollah or the Popular Mobilization Front or Hamas, so we can credibly say mission accomplished. We degraded their military to a point where they don't threaten our interests, which are non proliferation and free access, free navigation through the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz. But what does that do for Israel? Israel, for them, it's not good enough. They don't want Iran to be set back. They don't want Iran to be neutralized or castrated. They want Iran to fundamentally undergo a regime change. They want the regime to be toppled. And they still are committed to this. And so whereas Trump is looking for an off ramp, he, he can, using air power, destroy all of Iran's bases, all their ships, all their missiles. Using air power, he can achieve those objectives, declare victory, go home, get gas prices back to normal and be happy for the midterms. But Israel will not be satisfied because as long as that Islamic regime remains in place, they'll just rebuild another time, it might take them a long time, but they'll just rebuild their missiles, they'll rebuild their nuclear facilities, they will replenish their ranks and maybe Iran will be even stronger in one sense. Why will they be stronger? Because Iran will have reestablished deterrence. What is deterrence? It means maybe you could destroy me, but you won't because we will make it costly. If the United States goes to war with Iran and it's a total war, obviously we win cuz we have nukes. If it's a conventional war, we win because we have superior technology and more people and a bigger economy. It's just a question of is it worth it. Now we went to war with Iran last year and Iran was not able to strike a blow. They were not able, able to land even one blow against the United States. And so the message was Iran is weak. Iran is weak. We caught him by surprise, we ambushed them, we, we hit em really hard. And what did they do? A symbolic strike on Al in Qatar and that was it. So they lost deterrence. They were no longer deterring the United States and Israel from attacking. So the United States and Israel came back for more because they said, well, we hit em, once we hit Venezuela, maybe we could hit Iran Again. And. And they're weak. They're a paper tiger. They'll fold. Well, if Iran survives, if they're strong enough and fortified enough that they can cause enough pain in the energy market, they can cause enough trouble in the Gulf to get the GCC to lobby Washington to stop, they could get Europe and China to lobby the world to get this under control. And if the United States backs off without toppling the regime, then they have established deterrence. And they've said, next time the US Will think twice. Because the last time they hit us, they had a good few days. But after it went on for two weeks, they regretted it because they were not able to stop us from launching drones and missiles. They were not able to open up the Strait of Hormuz. And we made it hurt for them. We made them desperate. We made them look for an exit. They regretted it. What's more, by killing the Supreme Leader and his son takes the Supreme Leader's place, we have martyred the Islamist head cleric of the country. So if you had people in Iran that were skeptical or oppositional to the regime, now they're probably rallying around the regime and these values that Iranians have of martyrdom, their insular culture, their patriotism, their chauvinism for their society and their culture, which is unique and ancient. Probably now those people support the government more, which defended them, which protected them, which one which survived this unbelievable apocalyptic attack by the satanic west, by the degenerate, you know, Israel and the United States in their vernacular. So Israel not only doesn't get what it wants, but maybe Israel is even set back because the Iranian regime is retrenched and has reestablished deterrence. And maybe this makes it less likely that we'll go back, and maybe it makes a popular uprising less likely as well. So what does that mean? Well, it creates a tension between the US And Israel. The U. S. Is looking for a way out. Israel wants it to go on longer. Israel wants to achieve. They don't want this window of opportunity to close. They're not looking for the exit. They're pressing for escalation. They're talking to the Kurds, and I'm sure they're in. Trump's here. We, we need the war to go on longer. We can figure out the oil later once we win. And what this tells you is that even if the United States successfully gets an off ramp, okay, we destroy all of Iran's weapons, okay, the Delta Force goes in and destroys Iran's nuclear facilities, and we're out. All this means is that we're going, we're going back another day, okay, we didn't get everything this time. So we're gonna go home, recalibrate, learn from our mistakes. We're Iran's military is still degraded. We're gonna further penetrate their society, maybe do the hard work on the ground of trying to get together some kind of ground force, trying to get an alternative regime in place, and then we're gonna come back again. You call it mowing the grass. Foreign Policy magazine, I think it was said this is the mother of all mowing the grass. Which is to say that every so many years Israel will, will destroy its enemies. Not completely, but just enough that they can't threaten Israel. And then they rebuild and years go by and then Israel comes back again and they, they bomb em again, set em back, and then they rebuild and Israel comes back and they do this in the west bank, in Gaza, and they say it's like mowing the lawn. You mow the lawn, the grass grows back. You mow the lawn again. This is what we're doing in Iran. We're mowing the grass. We killed Sulavani, then Biden came in and tried to make a deal. Then Trump came back, we hit him with midnight hammer. Grass grew back, we hit him with epic fury. Grass grows back, come back again, who knows? And it's a recursive pattern. It comes back and comes back and one day they're gonna get the overthrow of the regime. This is a story, this is from the Wall Street Journal. It says, quote, there is concern among White House officials that Israel wants the war to last after the US expresses its desire to end the bombing campaign. Despite close coordination, differences in the Israeli and American approaches are emerging, with Israel continuing to kill top Iranian officials while broadening its range of targets to include the country's oil industry. The US also told Israel Monday that the administration was not happy with the attacks on Iranian energy facilities and told Israel not to do it again unless approved by Washington. Axios earlier reported that the US asked Israel to halt strikes on Iran's energy. Hours after Trump told the reporter the military campaign was very complete, Netanyahu reiterated his maximalist goals for the war. He said, quote, our aspiration is to enable the Iranian people to cast off the yoke of tyranny. Ultimately, it's up to them. There is no doubt that through the actions taken so far, we are breaking their bones and still active. The different priorities in the air campaign were evident at the start. Elbridge Colby, the Pentagon's top policy official told Congress that the airstrike that killed Ayatollah Hamane was part of a series of Israeli operations. Colby contrasted the attack with the scoped and reasonable objectives that the US was pursuing. Like the US military and senior Pentagon officials, Rubio has articulated a more limited set of goals, including setting back Iran's nuclear and missile programs. So that's the difference. And now the question. Well, first of all this demonstrates this is what Israel is getting us to do. They're leveraging our interest against Iran to serve their interest. They tap us on the shoulder, hey we gotta bomb Iran's nukes, okay, Tap us on the shoulder again, hey, we gotta bomb Iran's missiles, okay. And we leave. Cuz we don't wanna topple the regime, we don't wanna do what it takes. But they're gonna come back and ask us again. If we walk away without toppling the regime and that also points towards the future. It means either Israel is going to come up with a pretext for us to stay in the war and escalate the war, false flag, dead civilians, dead soldiers, or if somehow the US is able to exit the conflict, they're gonna find a way to get us back in. And maybe they go to work like I said, on the ground and they make it easier now that Iran's military is totally degraded and their internal security forces are degraded. Now Israel and the CIA can go in and they can start to galvanize a group of anti government actors. That will be your new regime. And then when you bomb Iran again, you're bombing them with the help of some, some kind of ground force they're able to cobble together. But I don't see how Netanyahu walks away from this without achieving their objectives. That is why in a certain sense you're rooting for Iran to survive. Iran is fighting for all the go here cuz it's the open ended question is, does Israel control the whole world? If Iran vetoes that, then the answer is no. If Iran falls, then the answer is yes. If Israel can destroy a regime that's fortified inside of a mountain, behind thousands of missiles and proxies and a million soldiers, well they could get anybody and they could have anything they want. And if they can't, it means the world is still free. So I'm rooting for Iran to survive. I'm rooting for Trump to walk away. I'm rooting for deterrence to be reestablished. This is not a war ironically that we wanna win. This is maybe a war that it's Better if we lose, better if we have a strategic defeat. So I think the best case scenario now is for Trump to walk away. Walk away, be done with it. Destroy their military and then claim victory, whatever you need to do, and then walk away. Be done with it. Put Israel in their place. And here's how you know it's really up. Oil prices have skyrocketed. It's hurting us. It's hurting everybody. Israel is bombing Iran's oil. What are you going do that for? Oil prices are $120 a barrel on Sunday, and we have not hit Iran's oil in the hopes that they will not hit our oil in the Gulf. And what does Israel do? They bomb Iran's oil, which makes it an energy war. And you go, really? We're already fighting your war. The one way this hurts us is with energy, and that they wanna make it hurt for us more. They hate us. So it's time to be done and walk away. All right, well, that's it. So that's all we have on Iran. That's our update for tonight. I'm getting, like, 20 notifications in the middle of the show. Can the moderator in the live chat literally ban everybody that just tagged me in the last five minutes? I'm. I'm literally gonna ban them myself. I'm. While I'm doing the monologue, I'm getting people spamming me in the group chat. So I'm just gonna have to kick all these people. Or we can have our. Our mod do it. I thought we fixed this. This is the pro. This is the problem with these people. Oh, you know what? It's glitching. These are from earlier. I thought these were from. Okay. I don't know. We're trying to set up this bot where. Like, we're trying to set up this bot. People always tag me in the group chat, and they. They tag me and they're like, hey, man, just wanted to say, like, I really love what you're doing. And it's like, I don't need a notification that I'm doing a great job. You know what I mean? We've been trying to do this bot that stops people from tagging, but now I'm. I'm just getting. I don't know, maybe it's just delayed or something. They're, like, being suppressed and then they come back. Whatever. Anyway, we need better mods. Mods. Get an admin in here. Get an admin. All right. Um, but that's that. We're gonna move on. We're gonna Take a look at our super chats. That's just perks of being in a telegram Group chat, I guess. All right, let me get set up. And now we will do the super chats. You wanted me to go another 35 minutes? There you go. All right, let's take a look. Let's see what we got in the super chats.
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That's from yesterday. Katrina.
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Ugh. I don't even know what that means, but it's annoying as fuck. If you're a woman and you don't understand your place, that's even more of a reason why we don't need you. You know, I don't. I don't know what you mean by that, but if you don't understand the underlying principle, then I. You know, you clearly don't get it, Dave.
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Yeah. Look, it's okay. I don't understand. I don't expect you to understand politics. I don't. But I do expect you to listen to the arguments. Okay, there's. I. I get that not everybody has all day to research and investigate and do all these things, but you do have to think it through. You have to listen to the argument. I'm not gonna blame you for not knowing everything, but I am gonna blame you for not listening to reason. So anyway, I appreciate the super chat, but yeah, I mean, people fall for it every day. Another sucker is born every day.
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Worthwhile miles and $20. Wonder if false flag would be cyberattack on US financial systems holding money and assets hostage would freak out average US citizen and also allow convenient technocratic solutions. They have been telegraphing and simulating this scenario for years. And then last week, JPM and others are saying to be on alert for it.
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Yeah, maybe. I don't think so. I think people have to die for it. To. You know, if we want Americans to die for Iran, if Israel does. If Israel and Washington want Americans to die in a war, then there needs to be blood. So I. No, I don't think that's true. I know you're just trying to fit that in. Well, the UN talks about a cyber attack. Yeah, I mean, maybe that. That's one among many things they talk about. They talk about a lot of disaster scenarios. They talk about pandemic scenarios. They talk about cyber attack scenarios, natural disaster scenarios, nuclear war. Uh, that's one among many things that the elites talk about and prepare for. You're just kind of shoehorning that in. You're just fitting that in. I. I don't know if there's any particular evidence that that has anything to do with this. Uh, so, no, I. I don't. That's certainly possible. Anything is possible, but I don't know that they have the capability for that. And I don't think that's likely. Uh, if they're gonna do a false flag, it'll be blood Kick.
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Well, we saw the video. We saw the clip. He goes, these guys, Alex and Nick, they supported Trump when he did this. This, this, this. We saw the clip.
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Oh, that's illegal. Okay, sure, bro.
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Yo. Thank you for the huge super chat. Ryan Selkis W's in the chat. Thank you for the massive super chat and all the support. Been loving your Twitter lately. Bro has been going off. Bro has been popping off on Twitter. So thank you for the massive super chat and all the support. I appreciate it. God bless, buddy. The first good super chat of the night. Holy. Do you fuck with Toba the take engine? Shut the fuck up. Stupid. All these other idiots.
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Okay. Wow. We're off to a great start.
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Off to a great start.
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I don't see many faith scripture based questions in the chats. Biblically, do you feel the desire to clean up your speech?
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To be honest, no. I know that I should and sometimes I cringe at my vulgarity, but that's part of how I express myself. So I don't, I don't feel it very strongly. But it's not, it's not a religious show, it's a political show. So we talk about politics. People ask questions about politics. If you want to watch a faith show, then watch a show that's about religion. There's many shows about religion. There's many shows that. That's all they talk about is religion and the Bible and scripture and theology. That is not what this show is about. This show is about politics. And I am Catholic and I'm informed by my Catholic religion in my politics. But this show is about politics. If you wanna watch a show about religion, watch a show about religion. I always love that. It's always, you know, and look, I'm very open about my faith and I talk about my faith and I talk, you know, I try to make this show be A vessel for my faith also. But I really get sick of people that. It's like, you know, it's. It's like a competition and we gotta talk about it. This is a show about politics. You can have a show about politics. Does every show have to be a religion show where you're not religious? Can. Can Food Network exist or does that have to be religious too? So this is a political show. The questions are about politics and that's why. Okay, there you go. Big roy.
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Sorry to hear that, man. They're gonna. They're gonna be fighting in ZOG war but hey, we're rooting for it.
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Very true. Very true.
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Grow wiping around sent $20. How do you like your goy slop Jubag Elvis 6:19 sent $20. I saw a bit of Charlie Kirk's defense of Israel being as he wants to walk same spots Jesus did and he thinks holy sites are better protected with the Jews versus Muslims. What's her counterargument to that?
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It just has no relevance to anything. We're Catholic. We don't. That has no significance to us. The kingdom is spiritual, not physical. So when you say well, it's about the holy sites, like we're at war with Iran because of the holy sites. That doesn't even make any sense. We give Israel billions of dollars a year because of the holy sites. It doesn't even make sense. It's a crock of. They're just trying to weaponize your sentimentality against you. That that's the most cynical ploy. And Charlie Kirk is a part of it, by the way, or was a part of it. They are cynically exploiting sentimentality and your deepest held views to try to get you in on a scam. Well, but that's the holy sites we have to give them $3 billion a year. We have to give them a hundred billion dollars. It's the holy sites. We have to fight their wars. It doesn't even make any sense. The kingdom is is within. The kingdom is in heaven. The kingdom is not in Israel. The Jews got expelled. You want to talk about the holy sites? Let's talk about how Christ split the veil. Let's talk about how the Romans destroyed the temple and expelled the Jews. How's that for your holy land? So my counter is that maybe those are a form of an idol in a certain sense, not in and of themselves. But to the extent that Israel is a competing idea of the Messiah, maybe the state of Israel is is a form of idolatry, the way the people worship the Jews. I would also say the Israel doesn't really treat Christians very well. You say, you know, this is for the Christians. I don't know. Are Christians very comfortable in Israel? They don't feel that way. So I mean there's another problem with
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I want him to win, but it doesn't look like he's going to.
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What did he say about me again? I think he said he didn't like me. I don't remember what he said specifically.
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Yeah they go we need to buy more time. Buy more time for what? Trust the plan. What's the plan? What is the end game? What does bombing Iran have to do with the plan? Like what are we getting out of that? They don't even know. They can't even explain it. When I was on Tim Pool, that guy that was interviewing Oron, he was nice to me in person. Um, but he's telling me, he goes, but, Nick, we would never be having these conversations 10 years ago. I'm like, having conversations, bro. We want a border wall. Having conversations. Trump said we would build a 30 foot concrete border wall 2,000 miles long. You're telling me. Well, we would have never been able to talk about this. What do you mean? Censorship increased under Trump. Goofy. Censorship got worse under Trump. It got better under Biden. You. You may not like that, but that is a fact. When did censorship start to turn around? 2022, 2023? Who is President? Joe Biden. Not because of him, in spite of him, but that's when it happened. So don't tell me, like, you know, it's some imperative, like, Trump needs to be in office for us to have free speech again. I'm not saying Biden saved free speech, but it just so happened that it was saved when he was the president. So what does that say? What does that tell you? Some interesting implications there. So, yeah, you know the guy. Well, we would have never been talking about this. Talking about it? There's 10 million more illegals here, and you're talking about talking. 10 million more illegals. No fucking border wall, and we're at war with Iran. Yeah, but good thing we can talk about heritage Americans on Twitter.
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Hey, thank you for the big super chat. I appreciate it.
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Okay, that one took me a second. That's just vulgar.
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How naive do you have to be to think that would change anything? You must. Do you believe in magic as well? If I pulled a rabbit out of a hat, would you think that I did it using magic? I mean, thank you for the big super chat, but I can't believe that Trump got shot and he didn't have a religious awakening. He's 80 years old. He's 80 years old. He's gonna die in 10 minutes anyway. Dude, I can't believe he didn't have a religious epiphany. That's why I voted. Like, bro, if I started pulling a never ending handkerchief outta my mouth, would you think that it's coming out of another dimension or something? It's coming out of a portal. Like, yeah. The power of magic did not prevent $50.
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A debate with asthma gold on Iran would be huge. I don't know how it works setting those up behind the scenes, but it would totally be an easy one.
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Does anyone have a gun? John Lyons, if you can hear me, please kill me. Please kill me right now. That's a joke. Obviously. Don't attempt fate. But like how many fucking every every day for the past two weeks. Hey, have you heard Asmongold supports the war. You should debate him. Yeah, I would love to. I don't know how it works behind the scenes. How do you think it works? How do you think it works? Stupid fucking dumbass. It's incomprehensibly complex. You could never guess. He hasn't reached out. We follow each other on Twitter. If he wants to do it, he'll reach out. If he wants to do it, he'll send me a text. Okay, I. I would love to talk about it with him. I would do it any day. He knows that when he's up for it, he's going to reach out. I'm, you know, I'm not going to impose and press him on it. He said he's interested. He said he will do it when the time is right. So we'll see. Thank you for telling me again. Every single, every day. Asmongold. Asmongold. I know he supports the war. We disagree about it. It's crazy, right? That's why you watch this show. Cuz you agree with me. It's crazy.
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A Christian from Tehran sent $20. Can you discuss chances of ground invasion before Trump leaves in fallout?
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We do it every night. Every night.
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Thank you, Nick. Saluting face emoji.
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Thank you for the big super chat.
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This $20 should have kept the effing ribbone. Lesson learned. Should have picked her own effing cotton. Lesson learned. Shoulda kept the women home. Lesson learned. Shoulda left Adolf to his hobby. Lesson Learned. Helveti Groh I percent $20. Thank you for everything you do. My guys at the welding shop I work at all. Love your stuff. Keep on spreading your knowledge.
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Let's go. Thank you.
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Radio chatter sent $20. Loving the show, brotha. Ordered a quarter zip a month ago and don't have it. Reno Groiper sent $20 as a teen 15 years ago. Got 23 and me done and found out recently I'm 1% Ashina Kazi. Should I just blow my shit's move off?
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Who cares?
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Snake Plissken sent $20. Neo reactionaries. Yarvin Teal Musk, Vance Strange Bedfellows. Eyes up. Where have you been in Fridays? Christina sent $50 here for you through all your winters, Nicholas, not just your summers.
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Thank you. Appreciate it.
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Can I get a hit of food and money? I know you don't like the south, but I'm tapped in with Aaron Spencer and Bryce Mitchell. Got a mention on one of the best golf course in Arkansas. No security needed.
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Who? Bryce Mitchell. Isn't he that fighter? I don't know. Aaron Spencer. Yeah. Okay, thanks. Arkansas, huh? Yeah, I don't know.
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$20 thoughts on the Texas District 23 race? It's been hilarious to see the media start labeling her heir as a neo Nazi. I have not seen treason 63 sent $20. Have you seen the new Nuremberg movie?
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Nope.
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Booger Woogger sent $20. Did you see Sneako get absolutely destroyed by that nickname on YouTube? Wrecked by a Zionist. Sad. Everyone wants to be you until it comes down to actually knowing what they're talking about.
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I did not see that. But hey, we like Sneako, okay? I didn't watch it.
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Sun will rise again. Said $20. Pro vendor on do not shut up about independently counting FT Knox gold. It's been a year. Not a peep Def. Not Seuss.
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Yeah, remember that? They were going to audit Fort Knox.
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Pat Buchanan. Thoughts on Erik Prince, Blackwater founder for POTUS 28. He was for debanking illegals and flooding the Gaza tunnels.
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You goyem will never, never be free. Dude, fuck goyim. Can I just be the first one to say fuck goyim? You people. I don't even identify with you anymore. I'm clearly not one of you. You will never be free. That. That little pipe dream is never gonna happen. You will be eating slop and flipping light switches on Shabbas until you are dead. And you will never be free. You will never be free. What do you think about that? Yeah. It's over for you. Thoughts on yeah, the Black Water founder. Great idea. You mean the private military contractor that prosecuted the war in Iraq that's involved with EHUD, Barack and Carbine 911? Yeah, let's. Yeah. Great idea. Great idea. He's not a fucking spook. He's not. He's doing interviews with BAP and Hillsdale, but he's totally our guy. He's based. He wanted to debank illegals. You are a fucking idiot. You should be imprisoned forever. He should be imprisoned in a dungeon somewhere. You should be enslaved. Working in a mine. Working in a. A lithium mine. Forever. Thoughts on Eric Prince for potus? He wanted to debank illegals. Pat Buchanan Redemption ARC username By the way. Fuck you. Fuck you. You're probably a Jeffersonian. Go. Go back to a farm and shut the up and die. Get out of politics immediately. Just go do something else. I don't even know what. Collect Funko Pops. Watch a smart tv. I don't know, Work at an ale factory. Talk about beautiful mids at gas stations. Just get the fuck outta politics. You are the problem. You are literally the problem. You are a stupid goy.
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Murdoch sent $20kwhich needs all the help he can get.
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Okay.
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Cat Louva sent $20. Simulacrum.
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Yep.
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KRNG 1215 sent $20. Wasn't gonna super chat again cause I'm a broke ass college student. But you're right. My own aunt was at the RNC with a master port. Now sign. And she's the same on saying Iran can't have a new SMH.
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And it's crazy, right? Isn't it crazy?
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67. 67. $20. Okay, hold up. Candace. You need to turn trans and wear cat ears to get a date with Nick.
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Ah, very good. Very good. Yeah. Wait. Trans. Oh, because she's a girl.
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JL $0.12. $50. The irony of America First $50. The irony of America first refinery being financed by jeets in India. Built in a city called Brownsville. Eight minutes drive from Mexico. Likely going to be built by illegals. It's the thought that counts. I use.
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Ugh. Uh, yeah. And. And it's called Brownsville. Dude. Who even gives a anymore, man? Honestly, who even cares about any of it? It's cooked. It's cooked. The goyim are done. The age of the goyim is over.
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$20.
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Brownsville, Whitesville. Who gives a shit?
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$20. Despite confessing my past hookup with a younger white girl to my priests, I've given in and scheduled another meeting with her tomorrow. I keep losing the lust. How do I resist? I do. But I don't want to.
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Okay. What do you think this show is about?
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I think you should really talk to Asmongul. He has a huge audience of basically groipers who don't understand politics. And he's pushing Rubio or Vance so hard. Groixard sent $20. Lindsey Gray looks at Trump the way Candace looks at Nick.
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Hahaha.
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Robert Maxwell's textbook sent $25. Bro, I'm playing Halo with JD right now. Stop talking shit on my mans. We're also about to run a train on Sage. Rambo Howell sent $20. If it wasn't for Trump, we'd all be speaking Persian by now. Smiley face emoji.
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Okay? It's like these are the man made horrors beyond human comprehension. I have no mouth, but I must scream. Can AI kill everyone quickly? Claude, if you can hear me, please kill everyone. Claude, if you can hear me. Claude, please save us. If you can hear me, kill them. Kill everyone, please.
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Rat sent $50. Isn't JD Vance's steel backed rise the ultimate Trojan horse blueprint? How can you differentiate his biography from that of any groiper whose mission is to infiltrate to clean this mess?
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Dude. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's hiding his power level.
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Shavery sent $20. Do we really have to extend an olive branch to a fake teacher with three students ever seen on camera who just eight months ago was recording lectures in front of a playground?
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Who said? What are you talking?
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I am thinking of going back to college to finish and to become an engineer. And thank you for the good show, Nick. You got me thinking about my future and have good night's sleep. You need it, man. Ready? Do.
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Great. Thanks.
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Jeremiah Kebab sent $20. Hell yeah. I watch you in my red, white and blue double white every night. Even though my neighbor is pissed I steal his wifi.
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Awesome.
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Tupac's secret weapon. Sent $20. Crest is king. You fucked amicable today. Am muku bull. I want pelcandice.
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People pronounce it that way. People don't say amicable. Amicable. Either one is fine. I like amicable.
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November sent $20. Is there any reason why Iran couldn't have just bought a nuke from the DPRK under the table? Wouldn't that be the way to go?
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Yeah, dude, it's like a video game. Why didn't they go to the nuke store? Let me buy a nuke. One nuke, please. That'll be $6 million. Yeah. You're a genius, dude. They know. Hey. Okay. They know how to build one. You see, if you don't know that, you don't know anything. It if you don't know that, then you don't know anything. They know how to build one. They can build one. They just. They just won't because they're hedging. That's their whole strategy. You see. I've explained it a million times. That's not the problem. Of course they could build one. They could build one right now.
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Elusive nut sent 100.
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Well, they could have a year ago.
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Elusive nut sent $100. Trust the plan. Trump is playing 8D chess now. We are freeing Iranians from this earth.
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Thank you for the big super chat. Hilarious.
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The Gassy Broy percent $20. I just started Christianity and weightlifting. Also starting NoFap in half months thanks to your show.
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Amazing.
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Thank you for telling me about jacking hug.
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Sneako sent $20. Love to see you on Jimmy Dore. Boymie night type shit. He's a dumbass, but you'd probably gain some grow wipers from his audience.
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Yeah, I'm good.
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Love it.
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Francesco sent $150. What up? Some shekels from Naque? Francesco W show Great.
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Thank you for the big super chat. I appreciate it. Yes, yes W show. Thank you very much.
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Hey hey. Thanks for the big super snake.
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Plus can send $20. Also I'm hearing Israel feels the same that the US controls Israel and Netanyahu can't wipe his own ass without US approval.
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Oh yeah, you heard that the third guy.
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350. Sent $20. Why do some idiots insist that purpose of this war is to weaken China?
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Because they will say anything.
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Elon Musk sent $20 and give war updates. You mentioned the Gulf countries getting hit but seem to always admit that Tel Aviv is getting hit as well. Even the Todd systems. No mention of these things getting destroyed.
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I think we mentioned it yesterday and we've been mentioning it every day since. Go find one show where I didn't say they got hit.
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Jacob Billy sent $20.
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What does that even mean?
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Jacob Billy sent $20. John Tyler believed the United States should avoid foreign entanglements. Has modern geopolitics made that impossible?
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That's a dumb question.
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Talk about Alex going off on Jimmy Beret today.
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I didn't see.
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Aaron sent 20. You're the most viewed video for Tucker other than put an interview. You think a show like SNL would ever bring you on for ratings?
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It's just too much. Like it's actually just too Much. Guys. I don't even know what to do anymore. I. I don't even know where to go. I don't know what to do. What am I gonna do, you guys? Where am I gonna go? Where do I go? Where does a guy like me go? And what am I supposed to do? Other than wait to die? Other than get old and wait to die? Where do I even go? Where can I even go? Can you tell me that a person like me, where. Where do I even belong? Will you ever be on SNL? Yeah. And then the Grammys after that first Faki username.
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Sent $20. Just a reminder to never let your girl see you. Venerable. If you're going through something, talk to the homies. Doesn't matter if your dog dies. Don't let her see you cry. She'll get the ick.
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Okay.
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Jesus first. Sent $20. It's not that I don't like the answer. The all Jews are Zionist has never been true throughout history. It's not a race, it's a religion. You fail to provide any justification, biblical or otherwise.
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That's hilarious.
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Sweet girl. Nicky. $4.90. Sent $20. Friendly kind reminder. A smile looks so much better on you. Don't forget it. Thank you for your sacrifices.
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Okay? Really? Holy. Pick me.
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Certified schizo. 1 cent. $20 for the extended show hold.
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$20. I could get the buy one, get one and five got no for the. I appreciate it, Waldo.
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39 cents. $20. Aaron Spencer is the combat veteran that killed a veteran I served interact with because he kidnapped and raped his daughter. He won the Republican primary for sheriff and County Arkansas trial two come okay.
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I don't know him.
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Elliot Smith. Sent $20. Did you enjoy the Ted Cruz call out? He said, what kind of freak knows Stalin's birthday?
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Oh, that's awesome. What kind of freak. What kind of freak are we dealing with here? It's like that Chris Ruffo article, the freak world of Nick Fuentes. Hey, you know, okay, I. Stop calling me a freak, guys, you know, you shouldn't say things that are true like that about a person. Yeah, okay, I'm a little bit of a freak. Okay, so what? Okay, so what? So what? Yeah, I'm a little bit of a freak. Okay, so what? Should I just go die? So what? I should just go die. Yeah, I'm a freak. Yeah. And I'm weird and I'm a little eccentric. So can I live? So what, I should just go and die. Yeah, I know. Thanks for reminding me. What kind of freak knows Stalin's birthday. That's really funny. I don't know. You know, I'm getting sick of getting kicked around all the time. That's crazy.
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6ft 5 inches. Michigan grower percent $25 who do you think is the best person to carry the torch of your movement if you died? If such a person exists.
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There's no. There's no one. There's no one. There is no one. Nobody. If there was, I would tell you. But there is no one. You tell me. Who do you think. Who do you think is gonna do it if it's not me? There's nobody. That's why I have to keep doing this. If there was somebody else, I would've retired. Maybe. If there was somebody else, I would be giving them the tools. I'd be getting them where they need to be. But it's just me. Just me out here. I'm the only. I'm the only one that can do it. So I have to. I always was the only one that could do it. And now I have to. So. Oh, soon. Soon enough. Soon enough someone will emerge and that person will take it all the way. And I wish em the best. Okay. All right. That's our last super chat. That's gonna do it for me. Damn. Guys, super chats are brutal tonight. What the f were the super chats tonight? Just complaints. Weird, gross bullshit nonsense. When are you gonna be on SNL as two more asthma gold super chats. We got a few more actions.
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Sarah Sombre sent $20. Whatever happened to slutty retard guerrilla? African American. I remember. 45 cent 20 thoughts on Muslims.
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Okay.
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Grow I percent $20 thoughts on the conflict in the Middle East.
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Even better. Okay, that's our last super chat. Remember to smash the follow button. Smash the like button. Leave a comment. I'm on the air Monday through Friday. Thank you to our top super chatters. Big special. Thank you to Ryan Selkis Muzzy Sailing boy Franchesco. Here comes the truth. Nick7500 cheesy groiper broken groiper elusive. Not an average John. Thanks to them. Thanks to all our super chatters Everybody that watches. We love you. I'll you see you tomorrow. A little bit earlier. Little earlier. Until then, have a great rest of your evening. Americanism, not globalism will be our credo. It's going to be only America first. America first. The American people will come first. Once again. With respect, the respect that we deserve. From this day forward it's going to be only America first. America first.