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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 tonight, lots to get into. Big show. Our featured story. Once again, we're talking about the US War with Iran. Still can't believe we're even there. It's crazy. Talking about the Iran war, absolutely surreal. But it's finally here, as I predicted. And tonight we're gonna talk a little bit more about it. Last night we went into a lot of detail on some of the prelude to the war. So last night we focused on the decision making process and the decision makers involved. It's the Republican Party, okay? Israel dragged us into the war, probably they got the Republican Party into power for that purpose. And the Republican Party, with Trump as its leader, sold us down the river. And that's it. It's kind of undeniable. So we covered all that last night. Tonight I wanna talk about some other aspects of the conflict. We're going to actually talk about the fighting. And the big question on everybody's mind is what is going to happen next? What is going to be the course of the war here? And the answer is, nobody knows. Nobody knows. You can predict the ultimate course of events and you can sort of predict the generality here, but there is so much uncertainty right now. And really the biggest problem which we discussed a little bit last night, is that there just is no plan here. That's why we don't know, because there is no plan. And you have to wonder how that's even possible. How do we make that same mistake over and over and over in Iraq, in Syria, in Libya. We go in, we rip apart a country and a government and there's no plan in place. So you get a failed state, you get a refugee crisis, you get a genocide, you get all these problems. And it seems that that is exactly what has happened this weekend. Trump goes into Iran really heavy, really hard, anticipating that maybe the fighting would last weeks at most and not many weeks, that the fighting might last a week, maybe a few weeks. And it seems that the plan was something like this. After we pound Iran's ballistic missiles, Navy missile production facilities, after we decapitate the leadership, I think the gamble, the bet is that a pragmatic faction within the government would somehow emerge and initiate peace negotiations with the United States, very similar to what happened in Venezuela. We know that because Trump said that is the best outcome is the Venezuela model, that we go in, hit them hard, decapitate the leadership, and somebody from lower in the chain of command will come to their senses and they will just accede to all of America's demands. Trump said that's the Venezuela model. That's the ideal situation. That's the preference. Here's the problem. What happens if that doesn't happen? So we've done airstrikes on 1700 different targets within Iran. We're talking thousands of airstrikes. So much action happening in the Middle east, we're bombing regime targets, military, the Revolutionary Guard, the civilian government, the oil fields. We're hitting everything now. What happens if after days of this, weeks of this, nobody surrenders? Well, then you really have a problem here because we can't fight forever. We can't fight in perpetuity. Arguably, we can't actually destroy all of their capabilities. We can't destroy all their missiles and missile production and missile launch platforms. So what happens in a few weeks when we actually run out of interceptors, when the war drags on too long for us, when it becomes very costly, when the global price of oil is sustained at a very high level and Iran is still bombarding the Gulf countries and, and Israel and US Bases with short range missiles? What do you do then? How do you achieve your regime change? You can't just go home without achieving these strategic objectives. You're not gonna go home and let Iran rebuild. So what are you supposed to do? That's really the question. And that's what we're facing here. That's where the uncertainty comes in. If Trump's plan doesn't come to fruition, then there are only bad options. And, and it's looking like the bad options are these. One, the Iranian regime survives and they're able to reconstitute, and this just becomes an ongoing problem, and I think that's unlikely. Two, it's US boots on the ground. How do we destroy the missile launch platforms? How do we go in and secure even the nuclear material? It's US forces. How many? In what way remains to be seen. Third option is you get some kind of regional tribal force like the Kurds. And this has been floated today. According to Axios, the Trump administration spoke with two Iraqi Kurdish groups in northern Iraq just a week before the operation began, expecting that the Kurds might cross over the border into Iran and be the ground force for the U.S. israeli Air Force. And they might fight, but there's not enough of them. Not enough of them. There's not enough of them to take over the whole country. Maybe if you're lucky they're going to secure Iranian Kurdistan, but that's a small part of the country. So what do you do? No good options here. So we'll talk about it. We're going to get into the details about the actual course of the war, the actual fighting. It's gonna be a good show. Before we get into it, I wanna remind you to smash the follow button on Rumble. Smash the like button. Leave a comment subscribe, Let me know what you think. Remember to check out our merch store at Fuentes Store. Get your hats, get your America first hats, hoodies, sweatshirts, T shirts, all that kind of stuff. It's all on the website. If you want to support the show, subscribe at America first plus we have our new and improved website. It's the archive of every show I've ever done. Everything going back like 10 years. It's my show at right side broadcasting, my show in high school, every speech, debate, commentary stream, it's all there. MP3 downloads, RSS feed. For just 15 bucks a month, America first plus a hundred bucks a month, you get to be in the group chat with me and hang out and we're working out some of the bugs. And by bugs in the group chat, I mean people that are really annoying. Sometimes it's just, it's just a little bit too much, you know, Sometimes it's just a little bit too much to take. And in the hundred dollar a month club group chat example, I'll tell you a funny interaction. It's really not that funny, it's just irritating. This guy comes in the group chat and so the largest US base in the Middle east is called Al Uday. It's in Qatar. I say it Al Uday. This guy comes in today and he goes, actually, I served there and it's called Al Udid. And I said, no, that's wrong. That's not how it's pronounced. And he comes back and goes, oh, actually I googled it. And you're right, you're pronouncing it the way it's pronounced in Arabic. Uh, so technically I think you're right. But you know this, these are like the kinds of interactions, it's just like some of them are totally unexplainable. Some of them are, are just like that. You tagged me to correct me and you're wrong. You tagged me to correct my pronunciation and you don't even know what you're talking about. You were there and you don't even know. And I look at that and I'm just Shaking my head, I'm like, how many more years do I have to suffer these go. But that's okay. America first. Dot plus, check it out. We're going to get into the show. Before we do, if you missed it, I appeared on Alex Jones this afternoon. We had a very emotional show. This is a very emotional time. And we had a very emotional show. I love Alex. I, I went on there at about one o' clock and we got into this Iran war and it was very, it's very serious. And look, people like him and I, we have been pushed to the limit. We have been a part of this struggle and it has killed us. I mean, it is literally, figuratively, hopefully not literally, it has killed us. Um, and I don't think people realize that. I don't think people realize how much the two of us have sacrificed and in some ways him more than me. But it is absolutely destructive. And by that I mean we're engaged in this political struggle, we're in this power struggle with the powerful elites of the United States. And in our quest to tell the truth and to fight the good fight, they just put the screws in you every way. Financial, digital, social, professional, you name it. I mean, they are really grinding us to dust. And we've been fighting this fight for a long time. And so for us, it's, you gotta understand, it's a little bit different than all of you, all of you that were red pilled after the pandemic or people that have been working jobs and living normal lives. It's a little bit different for him and I. We gave our lives to this. We sacrificed so much. And now to see Donald Trump, he's the one that's gonna deliver us into a war with Iran. That's why I keep saying it's just surreal and not in a good way, in a deeply disturbing, unsettling way. And you try to keep it positive and you try to keep the energy up, but it's heartbreaking. It's very sad that this is happening and it's scary. I get why people are anxious. It seems that the world is destabilizing and coming apart in these good old days that we've been living in for most of recent memory. It seems like that's all coming to an end domestically, internationally. And you just wonder what that portends for the future. So, you know, we had the show and I could tell he was a little worked up about it. Cause I've been very critical of Trump. I like to think I've been very sober about all of it and hypercritical. And obviously, I think that Alex is a lot more pro Trump. I think that. I don't know what you want to call that, if that's optimism or maybe just a different perspective, but he really believed in Trump and really believed that in 2024, Trump was gonna deliver the victory and all this. And I could tell Trump is losing em. Trump is losing Alex Jones. He's losing everybody. And I see it in my replies. I've been posting about this on Twitter. Not as much as I should, I guess. Uh, but in all my replies, it's all people saying, I voted for Trump three times. I voted for Trump twice. Three times. I'm a Christian, I'm a conservative, but I'm not ever voting again for a Republican. And I get it, I get it. I. Well, I'm telling people to do that. At what point do you say enough is enough? And it's honestly, you almost wonder if it's even possible to change anything. You know, it really, it gets to a point where you look at everything that has happened. I guess that's the worst part. Everything that has happened for 10 years, all the battles, all the censorship, the cancellation, the professional, social, personal cost of all of it. And in the end, we're in a war with Iran. You know, you look at like, okay, so we mainstreamed anti Semitism and, and woke is dead. And the discourse has changed and the people have woken up and you look around and people are talking about astral projecting and aliens and we're in a war with Iran. Regardless, it doesn't matter how unpopular these people get. Nothing ever changes. So 28 seems to be like the last dance. I'm, I'm gonna be honest. If we don't get it in 28, I'm just gonna go in exile. Like, seriously, if we don't get into 28, you are gonna see me in Vietnam somewhere. The young apprentice, the chosen one, will find me in the jungles of Vietnam. I've told this story before. I'll be there running a coffee shop. I'll be there running my donut shop. Sort of ironic, right? The Vietnamese came to America, they opened all the donut shops. I'm going to go to Vietnam and open one and I'll just go and live another life. And one day in the future, Luke Skywalker, you know, the next chosen one is going to come and find me and they're going to say, tell me about the Griper Wars. They're gonna say, they're gonna say, griper leader, tell me about the Griper Wars. I'm looking for a great warrior. Do wars make one great? And I think that's. I think, honestly. And honestly, I think that's it. We're either gonna. We're either gonna get our guy in 28. We're either gonna get our Caesar Augustus. He's either gonna take us all the way to the promised land. And we're going to win or start winning, or I'm outta here. I'm done. I'm out. Like, forget about the Trump movement. I'm, like, going out of America. We had our fun. We liked Chicago and everything, but listen, there's just too much diversity here. Way too much diversity, Way too much crime. I don't wanna get killed by a fucking tranny, you know? It's like at a certain point, it just becomes, like, not worth it. Every day you're rolling the dice. Am I gonna get blasted by a black person in Nissan Altima driving on the shoulder? Uh, or you just drive into a neighborhood where you're the only white person being me. You walk outside the house, some transsexual shows up with a 3D printed gun and eliminates you. You know? So I'll just go to Mexico. I'm returning to tradition. You'll find me in the barrio. What is the bar? What is that, by the way? You'll. I don't know. You'll find me in Mexico. And I'll be having it, you know, My dollar will go a little further. I'll be living in a brutalist mansion. They have them down there. I've looked. Or Vietnam, and that'll be the end of that. Um, but we're gonna try one last time in 28. Anyway, I'm. I digress. I'm just joking a little bit. We'll play it by ear. I'm definitely gonna have a backup plan, though. See what happens on election night. If it doesn't go our way, I'm on the first flight to Ho Chi Minh City. Okay. Uh. And maybe he'll. And maybe he'll join me. And maybe he'll join me. No, I'm kidding. You're not invited. But. But anyway, so that's that. I do wanna move on. I wanna get into the show. We have to laugh, because if we don't laugh, we would just, like, I don't know, kill ourselves. It would make Heaven's Gate look like a fucking joke. It would make Jonestown look like a comedy. I mean, seriously. War with Iran. Thank you. Golden age. It's almost not even funny. But we're gonna dive in, we're gonna get into our coverage of the war. Like I said last night, we talked all about the buildup to the war, we talked about the decision making and everything. Tonight I actually wanna focus on the actual course of the war, how the war is being fought. And as you know, this is an air and naval campaign. So far this is what the fighting looks like. The US and Israel are deployed with their naval and air assets and they are launching airstrikes over Iran. They are dropping tons of bombs and they are hitting everything. They are bombing the missile launch platforms, missile production facilities. They are bombing Iran's navy, they're bombing the regime, the actual leadership of the government and of the military. Iran is retaliating. And how are they retaliating? Well, they have basically no other capability other than the missiles. They do not have a modern enough air force, they do not have an anti aircraft system at all. Now they don't have a navy. They basically are incapable of doing anything other than launching short and medium range ballistic missiles which are interceptible. But if they launch them in a large enough volume and across a broad enough swath of territory, eventually they're counting on the United States to not be able to intercept them. So the US and Israel are hitting Iran. They say they've hit 1700 targets. It's regime targets, military targets, it's, it's all their assets. Iran retaliates with short range medium range ballistic missiles against the following targets. They're going after US bases in all of the Persian Gulf countries, so that is the United Arab Emirates, that's Bahrain, it's Qatar, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia. They're hitting the US bases in Erbil, which is Iraqi Kurdistan. They're hitting US bases in Jordan. They're also striking the country of Israel, hitting military targets, government targets there. And they're also hitting civilian targets in the Gulf countries as well. So in addition to the US bases in those countries, they're also actually hitting residential infrastructure, hotels, the civilian airport. Now again, the United States, Israel and the Gulf countries are able to intercept most of these missiles. So Iran has fired, I think in the first 24 hours they fired 300 missiles, not a lot. And mostly these are being intercepted by US provided weapons systems. So we've put in place these Patriot missile batteries and THAAD batteries as well as ballistic missile interceptors on the destroyers that are shooting down all the incoming missiles. The goal for Iran is, is to overwhelm these air defenses either with large volleys of missiles in a single area or over a sustained period of time if they can maintain the ability to launch the missiles. They're counting on the United States, Israel and the Gulf to run out of interceptors so they won't be able to shoot them down. And that has been the course of the war. Now, it is important to talk about what the actual strategic objectives are here and to be very precise and specific. We talked about this in the buildup to the war. And it's equally, maybe arguably more important. Now, what Trump laid out on Friday is that this is a regime change war. So the strategic objective of the United States in the conflict, among others, is they are seeking a regime change. That is what they said. In addition to that, Trump said that they are seeking. The US Is seeking to destroy Iran's navy and its ballistic missile capability. So that means obviously sinking all their ships and also not just destroying the platforms that launch the missiles, but also the facilities where the missiles are produced. This is where it gets a little bit tricky, because Iran's missile production facilities and their launch platforms are fortified underground. So just like the complications with the nuclear program and the nuclear complex, these sites at Fordo and Natanz, where the centrifuges are buried under mountains and buried under the ground, it's the same story with the missiles. They have basically built entire cities fortified underneath the ground. And just look at a topographical map of Iran. It's all mountains. They build these cities underneath the ground, underneath thousands of feet of earth. And this makes it very difficult to destroy these completely and then to verify that the production facilities have been destroyed. And so, even though Israel claims that these joint operations have destroyed half of Iran's ballistic missile launch platforms, it's an open ended question whether we will be able to destroy all of them. And that raises some serious questions. Uh, but before we get into the missile aspect of the equation, because let's just say succinctly for the sake of argument right now, the two strategic objectives here are regime change and destroying the missile launch capability. We'll talk about regime change first. This is maybe the most controversial operative word in this entire conflict and maybe in the second Trump administration, because historically, what a regime change means is that you kill the leader and you replace them with a different leader and that new leader brings all his people in and you just get a new country and you realign the country. So like in Iraq, we invaded, we put Saddam Hussein on trial, we executed him, we put all of his lieutenants on trial. We killed them. We killed all the remnant of the Baathist force. And others of them were integrated or reeducated. And now they have a democratic regime as opposed to a Ba' Athist regime. And the same thing happened in Syria. We back proxies in Syria. We dropped tons of ordinance, we overthrew the Ba' Athist Assad regime and in its place is now a Sunni theocracy. Effectively, we actually don't know the character of the new regime. But this new character, Ahmed Al Shara, formerly known as Al Julani, he is now in charge. He is a Sunni Muslim. It appears that he is reorienting Syria away from the fascist pan Arab socialist ideology of Baathism and towards something like. I'm not even quite sure what he's going for. They're maintaining a liberal structure, relatively liberal structure, but it is going to be a Muslim religious regime. All that being said, it's a completely new governing ideology. It's a new leader and it's a new security apparatus. That is historically what regime change means in the Middle East. But with Trump, it's a little bit different because like we talked about with Venezuela, when Trump went into Venezuela in January, he did not actually have a real regime change. It appears that way and it seems that way. Trump kidnapped Nicholas Maduro, who was the head of state and head of government, the president of Venezuela. And so people would say that appears to be a regime change operation because the head of state has been removed from power. However, you could argue this is more of like a hybrid approach. Even though Nicholas Maduro is no longer there, his vice president succeeded him and became president. Everybody else remained. It's the same cabinet, it's the same government, same defense minister, same intelligence minister, same. Same interior minister, same. The vice president is now the president. Same army, same intelligence operation, same security apparatus. And they still ostensibly are a socialist Chavista regime. So is it safe to say that that's regime change? Not quite. It's more like a decapitation strike. And it's using decapitation as a menu item, as a tool, maybe call it smart power for persuasion. In other words, rather than go to war against Venezuela in a conventional sense, to destroy their military and put everybody on trial and find new leaders and create a democracy, instead, we are picking off individuals in the government with these very surgical operations. I guess it's just the one in the hopes that the successor will be more compliant to Washington. And so this is seen as a cost effective, low intensity way to reorient the posture of a hostile or revisionist country like Venezuela. And I think that in Iran, that is the same approach. So Trump laid out the case on Friday for a regime change. He said, this is a terrorist regime. They've been fighting us for years. They've killed Americans and in Iraq and in Beirut and elsewhere. He said, so we are going to destroy their military. We want them to surrender, and then we want the people to rise up. Now, this is a little bit confusing because that would seem to indicate that he is talking about a full fledged regime change, because if he's degrading Iran's armed forces so that an uprising can occur, which. Well, that would tend to imply that there will be a new regime, that the people of Iran are going to take power, and they're going to create some kind of popular government like a democracy or a liberal regime, but it will not be the Islamic Revolutionary Guard. It will not be the Islamic Revolutionary Regime. It will be something else. So that's the message we got on Friday, and that's what it sounded like, was full fledged regime change. We're gonna take care of their big guns, the cannons, the Navy, the missiles, and once we're done, then the people can rise up and they can create a free and independent and liberal regime. It seems, though, that Trump has been walking that back, and now they're talking about a different kind of regime change. Where Trump is talking about there may be candidates from within the existing government that will succeed the government that has been destroyed. So after the ayatollah was assassinated in the initial strikes on Saturday, a council has been convened to operate the government and try to maintain some continuity. And today they elected a new supreme leader, and they're trying to keep everything together. Trump says that every candidate he had in mind to lead the country has been killed. He says, and we're almost done killing all the leadership. There have been some reports that Trump's plan all along was to decapitate enough of the leadership, destroy enough of the military, that eventually an element from within the regime would somehow take power and then negotiate with the United States, seeing that the military is destroyed, seeing that Iran is totally defenseless, and recognizing that they face certain deaths, Trump is anticipating that a pragmatic element is gonna seize power, and they will initiate negotiations and give the United States what they want. Now, to me, that sounds like what happened in Venezuela. That sounds like if that is coming from inside the regime, then it's not a real regime change. If you were talking about an uprising of the people, that is a whole different undertaking, and we aren't there. There's a lot of opposition to the regime in Iran. But they're not cohesive, and they're not armed or trained, and they're not organized. So there is no alternative force. When he says, you're gonna rise up and take the country back, that's not gonna happen. For that to happen, it will not happen spontaneously. That is something that require careful planning and money and arms and training and all sorts of things. They would need some legitimacy from the people. It isn't there. So when Trump says now, well, maybe we're waiting on somebody from inside the regime to take the reins and let common sense prevail. That sounds like what happened in Venezuela, which is that the regime will be intact at the end of this. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard will be intact. The Iranian armed forces will be intact. The constitution, legislature, the structure, maybe even that they have a supreme leader. All of that will be intact. That's maybe the big idea. But like I said yesterday at the top of the show, this is a pure gamble. We don't know that that will happen. People say, is that gonna happen? What are the odds it's gonna happen? Frankly, nobody knows. Nobody has any idea because it is pure chaos. When you destroy the command, control, and communication of a country, you assassinate the supreme leader, you. You assassinate all their top military and civilian brass. What does the day after look like? Well, that actually depends upon the people that survive. And what do they decide to do? You don't really know. You're kind of gambling that they are gonna see the light, so to speak. Now, here is why that seems to be unlikely. Here's why that's maybe a bad bet. Unlike Venezuela, Iran is a theocracy. It's built on a religion of martyrs. The Shiite Muslims, it's literally a religion of martyrs. And they have a theocratic religious government. So you have a regime. It's not just a huge regime of hundreds of thousands of loyalists that have been vetted, that have been tested, but it's also religious zealots. And the religious zealots that are. Their religion is based on dying for God. So this. This infrastructure, this. This security apparatus made up of jihadists, of people that are willing to die for their religion, for their theocracy, for their leader. They just witnessed the United States and Israel lie to them, kill their leader, kill their colleagues, their friends, maybe their families. And the expectation is that this is going to make them more compliant. It would seem to be the case that it's more likely they will be emboldened and actually get a more hardline faction. Because what is the Logic. The re. The remnant, the survivors are gonna say, see, you can't trust the United States. They tricked us, they killed us. This was inevitable. If anything, you're gonna get hardliners in place. And Trump has basically admitted this. Uh, and we'll get into this in a moment, what the outcome is in that case. But Trump admitted this today. He said in the Oval Office, we actually might get a more hardline regime. He said that is gonna be the worst case scenario. So that's the regime change angle. You're either gonna get a regime change, a true regime change, and that is going to entail some kind of ground force that's going to entail, you're talking about a popular uprising, which isn't there. It's gonna be some kind of sectarian group or ethnic group, a separatist group, something like that. That again, will need to be armed and organized or you're looking at a decapitation strike that eventually results in compliance. And I think at this point, that is very far fetched. Now, the other strategic objective is destroying the ballistic missile capability. So not only do we seek the termination of the Iranian regime, but also we want to destroy all the missiles. And why is that? The missiles are the only military capability that allow Iran to hit any strategic assets among our allies. They are going to have no air force, no navy, no nothing. The proxy network is in shambles. All they have are these missiles. And that is what they can use to hit Saudi Arabia, that is what they can use to hit ships and in the Strait of Hormuz, and they can hit airports and tourist destinations in the Gulf countries and of course, US Bases and Israel. So a big part of the push to war was about disarming Iran and making it so that they're not able to do this. Well, once again, many complications because you can't actually bomb all their ballistic missiles. We don't know where they are. All of them. Many of them are highly mobile. This is the same problem we faced in Yemen last year. In 2025, we launched a month long war against the Houthi rebels in Yemen. And we had a carrier strike group off the coast and we launched tons of airstrikes and we hit them really hard. Same story. And we had literally no ability to prevent them from launching missiles. No effect. Think about that. In one month, we dropped more ordinance on the Houthis in Yemen than Joe Biden did in a year and a half, and it had no effect. And you might have heard, about a year ago, aircraft carriers had to swerve to avoid being hit by missiles so sharply that planes were falling off the deck of the carrier. And we had at the very end to say, we surrender. Trump got up and said, I respect the Houthis. This isn't working. We're out. And to this day, the Houthis maintain the ability to launch the missiles. And the reason being is because the missile launch platforms are mobile. They're mobile, they're hard to detect with surveillance, and you have to destroy all of them. If Iran has any ability to launch ballistic missiles, and they have a lot of them, according to US Assessments from the Defense Intelligence Agency, they have the widest, biggest, most diverse missile arsenal in the Middle East. If you're gonna do it, you gotta destroy all of them. What happens if you don't? Well, again, the state of the play is that we are bombing them. We are trying to simply drop enough bombs that they submit. It's ver. It's a very blunt tool, very blunt weapon. Iran is retaliating with missiles. Now, the equation that everybody is talking about with regard to the missiles is that Iran's ballistic missiles are much cheaper than the interceptor missiles that we use to shoot them down. And we need multiple interceptors per missile. And the interceptors do not have a 100% interception rate. We also produce them much more slowly. And these are spread out across the entire world. So think about all these variables here. Iran has tons of cheap supplies, cheap missiles. They're very inexpensive to make, and they're blasting them off. And we really have no ability to prevent them from launching all their missiles. And these missiles are raining down every day against a wide array of targets across the entire region. Hezbollah is launching them against Cyprus in the Eastern Med. Iran is launching them against Israel, but also against Jordan and northern Iraq and Riyadh and Bahrain and the Emirates and Qatar and Oman. The whole region is being hit with missiles, and the ships in the Persian Gulf are being hit with missiles. Now, if you are trying to intercept these missiles, you can only deploy a finite number of systems to protect a finite number of targets. The detection, early warning, and interception, it's a smaller radius. So you have to deploy systems in all these different places. You can't leave Saudi Arabia out to dry, because what happens if missiles start hitting the Eastern Province oil fields? And you got a big problem. You can't leave the Emirates hanging out to dry, because what happens if they destroy Dubai? Obviously can't leave Israel hanging out to dry. And this is not even talking about the cargo ships in the Persian Gulf or the US Military personnel and facilities. So we're spread very thin. We're spread thin in the Middle East. We also have these systems in Asia in preparation for China's invasion of Taiwan. We have EM in Europe to shoot down Russian drones, missiles, projectiles. So we're spread very thin. And even the resources we have, we can't replenish them easily. So we're using years worth of interceptor supplies in a matter of days. You're not gonna see as many built for for another five, 10 years. Then you have to factor in the cost. Iran is making them not just more quickly, and they don't just have more of them, and they're only using them in one theater of conflict, but also they're much cheaper, they're far cheaper. And you only need one to get through interceptors. You need to launch two or three. You need to launch multiple per missile. Not all of the missiles are going to be shot down. And so if the interception rate is 86%, as it was in the war last year, that's a significant number of missiles, and that might be getting through. And if the war drags on for weeks or months, it becomes a war of attrition. Who is going to run out first? Are we going to run out of our very finite, very limited stockpile, very expensive interceptors which are not always effective, or is Iran going to run out of their very cheap missiles and drones, which they have underground factories to churn these out by the hundreds every month? The answer is very obvious. And what that tells us about the conflict is that it is in our interest for this to be fast. That is the insight that you have to derive from this. If that is the calculus. We cannot tolerate the Gulf and our bases and Israel being hit with missiles for weeks and months because we can't shoot them all down. And if we can't shoot them all down, it is ruinous. There's no tourism, there's no commerce. People are fleeing. It's very destabilizing. So this cannot be a long war for us. It has to be short. And this gives you some insight into Trump's thinking here. You have to imagine that Trump was thinking that he was going to hit Iran so hard, kill all their leadership. And even if we couldn't destroy all their missiles, we could get someone in the government to make a deal. And it really seems like that was the play. Once you understand that this had to be a quick war, it cannot be a long war, and it would require a very long and pitched battle to topple the regime. So this tells you what Trump was thinking. Well, it looked very one sided in the opening stages of the conflict when we were just having our, having our way in Iran's airspace dropping all these bombs. But now that the Iranians are not surrender, surrendering and now that they're still maintaining the ability to launch missiles into the Persian Gulf and elsewhere, now you gotta wonder, well what is the off ramp here? What's the exit plan? If the gamble was we're gonna hit em really hard and we're gonna hope that someone is gonna take the reins, well again what happens if they don't? Now we're kind of screwed because we're running out of this supplies and it's a race against the clock. Either we destroy the missile launch platforms and it's a non issue or we don't and then we're in a real pickle here. So what was plan B? If plan A was we're gonna hit em really hard and then. Well, plan B is quite obvious. It's ground forces. How do you destroy the missile launch platforms? How do you disable Iran's capabilities? You have to send in a ground force. That's the only thing that'll do it. And if you have air power, if you take out their airplanes, if you have air superiority, if you take out some of their major assets, then maybe it becomes possible to deploy a small force inside the country who knows to secure the nuclear sites, to secure the ballistic missile sites. And this is Trump. Trump said yesterday that he's not ruling out boots on the ground. This is the story from the Times. It says, quote, President Trump told the New York Post on Monday that he is not ruling out sending ground troops into Iran if it was necessary, adding that Operation Epic Fury was way ahead of schedule. After taking out dozens of Tehran's top officials. He said, quote, I don't have the yips with respect to boots on the ground like every other president. There will be no boots on the ground. I don't say it. Trump said. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said at a Monday morning Pentagon press conference that no American troops are currently inside Iran, though he also did not rule out the possibility. He said President Trump ensures our enemies understand we'll go as far as we need to to advance American interests, but we're not dumb about it. You don't have to roll 200,000 people in there and stay for 20 years. Uh, Trump told the Daily Mail on Sunday he estimated the war would last four weeks, but hinted that the timeframe could be shortened. He said it's going to go pretty quickly. We're right on schedule, way ahead of schedule in terms of leadership. 49 killed and that was going to go for four weeks. We did it in one day. So they're saying it out loud. They're saying if we can't get Iran to capitulate, we'll send in a ground force. Trump says, I'm not ruling that out in principle. And Heg Seth says we may not invade like we did in Iraq. Maybe we'll do a smaller force, maybe special Forces. But Hex Seth too says we're not, we're not gonna rule it out either. That seems to be the only possible alternative. If you're not able to drop bombs enough to get them into submission and they're going to hand over their missiles and their nuclear program and make peace with Israel, someone's gonna have to go in and kill em, Someone, some force on the ground with guns is going to have to go in and do this intense fighting to actually raid these facilities, raid this. And here's the problem. And this is a country three times the size of Iraq. So we had an invasion force of 200,000 invade Iraq in 2003. And that country is one third the size. And not only that, Iran is all mountains. All mountains and desert. So it's a mountainous country, three times bigger than Iraq, population three times bigger. And they're telling us we're gonna need a force that is smaller, it's gonna be less complicated, it'll take less time. How does that even make sense? You deploy American troops. What exactly is the plan here? Okay, we dropped all these bombs. News flash, they're still standing. There's still 200,000 Iranian Revolutionary Guard and they're not giving up. Okay, what do you do now? Well, we're gonna send in a ground force. We'll not, we're not ruling that out. And what are they gonna do? Seriously, what, how are you gonna go in there? Short of 500,000 soldiers, how are you gonna go in and invade? And where? And when? And what does that even look like? And by the way, what happens then when Americans start dying? So Americans land on the ground and all of a sudden they're getting shot with shoulder launched rockets and they're, they're getting blown up with IEDs. And Iran is going to change their tactics into a defense of the homeland, repel the invader. There's gonna be no collaborators on the ground. They're gonna want the Americans out. So now we're, the country is disintegrating. Okay, the people are not able to get food and water and critical infrastructure. Everybody's trying to flee. You probably have a refugee crisis coming imminently with the IRGC being decapitated over and over again. Law and order breaks down, then you've got Americans in there. What is happening in this country? Well, it's going to completely destabilize. It's going to totally come apart. Is there a civil war between different factions? Maybe you have an IRGC remnant, and then you have US Loyal opposition, and then you have Kurds, and what does that look like? And, and then again, what exactly have we gotten ourselves into? Are. Are we now going to have thousands of Americans dying, trying to put Iran back together in a civil war, trying to rebuild some semblance of law and order? What exactly are we on the hook here? For now, that is the other alternative, and it has been mentioned, is that we might use an already on the ground force to be our ground force in Iran. Like, for example, the Kurds, which are Iran's largest ethnic minority. It's about 10 to 15% of the population concentrated in the northwest part of the country. And this is the story about that. Apparently, Trump and Netanyahu had spoken to the Kurds a week before the war started. And specifically they talked about the Kurds being an invasion force, that the Iraqi corps, the Iraqi Kurds in northern Iraq, armed and supported with US Air power, would cross the border with Iran and they would be our invasion force. This is from Axio. It says, quote, president Trump spoke by phone with Kurdish leaders in Iraq on Sunday to discuss the US Israel war with Iran and what might come next. Trump spoke to leaders from the two main Kurdish factions in Iraq a day after the Saturday bombing campaign began. The calls were the culmination of months of behind the scenes lobbying by Prime Minister Netanyahu. Israel has had close security, military and intelligence ties with the Kurds in Syria, Iraq and Iran for decades. It is the general view, and certainly Netanyahu's view, that the Kurds will come out of the woodwork. They're going to rise up, said one of the officials. Six days before the war began, five dissident Kurdish groups sheltering in Iraq announced the formation of the coalition of political forces, that of Iranian Kurdistan, to fight Iran. While US Policymakers believe Netanyahu might have overestimated the number of Kurds who might take up arms against Iran. It's not nothing, they said. Well, that's good to know. It's not nothing. That's what you want to hear before you Invade a country of 90 million people with 200,000 Iranian Revolutionary Guard. What you want to hear is, hey, well, we don't have absolutely nothing at all, but something. Oh, okay, that's reassuring. And this was always the plan, the plan, because this is what has happened in Iraq. The Kurdish third of Iraq is effectively autonomous. There was sort of a brief Civil War about 10 years ago between the government in Baghdad and the Kurds. Iraq is effectively controlled by Iran because part of Iraq's security architecture includes a militia army called the Popular Mobilization Forces. And most of them are Shiite Muslims loyal to Iran. And they have launched bombs at Israel and they have criticized the United States. And they operate in every governorate in Iraq except for in Iraqi Kurdistan in the north. And the Iraqi Kurds had fought for independence, fought for a semi autonomous government system and, and this is where American soldiers retreated to when the Iranian missiles started flying. We took our troops out of Baghdad and we put em in herbal, we put em in Iraqi Kurdistan. Now the Kurds are huge allies of Israel because they are a destabilizing force. They are the largest ethnic group in the world without a country. They have large numbers in southeastern Turkey, northeastern Syria, northern Iraq and northwestern Iran. And there are a lot of them. And what the Israelis, and to some extent the Americans do is they use the Kurds against these governments. Diversity becomes our secret weapon. Who do we go for? People that are dissatisfied with the government, that oppose it, that are going to take up arms against the regime. It is the disenfranchised, disaffected ethnic minority, the Kurds. And so we use the Kurds in Syria and we use the Kurds in Iraq, and we are using the Kurds in Iran. And so Israel and the US have these preexisting ties throughout these conflicts with ISIS against Saddam Hussein, against Assad. And we are now using those contacts and using this military to create something like an invasion force across the border. And the idea is that the Iraqi Kurds are going to cross into Iran. And where is this uprising going to occur? In the western part of the country. The western part of Iran is mostly Kurdish. And so if a lot of armed, organized Kurds backed by Israel, backed by the CIA, backed by the US if they cross over the border as a military unit, well, they will probably be liberated or rather greeted as liberators, but by the Kurds that are already living in Iran. And then the question is, where does that lead? Does that turn into a full scale uprising against the government? It's, it's hard to see how it does. And they even admit in this article we don't really have the numbers. It's all a numbers game. There's a lot of Kurds, but nowhere near as many as there are Persians. And you got a lot of Kurds in one part of the country. But Iran is a very big country. So that's where you start to imagine maybe there's a hybrid approach and maybe it looks something like you back the Kurds in the north and they cross over the border and invade and they liberate the Kurds that are already there and this becomes like a military force now. This becomes the beachhead. And the US has their air base in Iraq. And now you have a land bridge across the border into Iran where the Kurds have established this beachhead inside the country. And so you can then begin supplying weapons and you can fly in. And then maybe that is aided by Special Forces, maybe that's aided by a US Ground presence. Maybe on the eastern side of the country you get a Balochistan separatist group. There's another ethnic minority, the Baloch, in southeastern Iran. They're very restive and they have some separatist groups there. Maybe it becomes a two pronged attack and they meet in the middle. Maybe something like this is in the cards. Either way, once again, what exactly is the plan? Because what it is sounding like more and more is that this is going to turn into a ground war. It is going to turn into a ground war with us. Because again, just like it happened with the nuclear program and the missiles, all you have to do is think about these strategic imperatives. We need to destroy their missiles. We need to secure the nuclear material. We want Iran to capitulate. Otherwise it isn't worth it. Israel actively seeks the end of the revolutionary regime. So if the US And Israel want these things, they're not leaving without them. They're not gonna give up and go home and let Iran keep bombing them or rebuild or get emboldened, have a hardliner come to power. And it's even worse. They're not gonna let that happen. They would sooner escalate and take it further than allow this window of opportunity to close and actually to have worsened the situation. Okay, so if failure is not an option, and if Iran does not surrender, and if we can't bomb them into submission or destruction, then what is going to absolutely have to happen? Some ground force is gonna have to go in. It doesn't matter who, but someone is gonna have to go in. And from these discussions, it looks like that is The Kurds. But we know that they are not enough. We know they have deep ties to the US And Israel. We know they are not enough. So what it is starting to sound like is that inevitably that is where this is gonna go. The country's gonna destabilize. The regime will not capitulate. We may be incapable of destroying everything that they have. And so in the end, we are going to have to back some kind of popular uprising, some kind of hybrid, a mix of liberal anti government forces, secessionists and separatists like the Kurds or Balochistan. And yes, maybe some kind of US ground presence. But I don't see how you get to the end of the year. I don't see how you get to the end of this administration with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard intact. It's going to go. The question is just when and how. And we know the how. It has to be boots. So that's what it's gonna be. And you know something, it's interesting that this is now being admitted by Netanyahu and Trump and the Kurds, because I said this about the protests in January. If you remember in January when all of this started, when the uprising began in Iran and it became the deadliest protest and, and every paper of record in the United States, it was just the front page was all about the atrocities that the Iranians were committing against the protesters. And that is when the United States and Israel were going to intervene. Now, there were reports when this was happening that the so called protesters were actually not protesters at all. There were eyewitness accounts that these so called protesters were were clad in all black uniforms, were using professional tactics, were armed with automatic weapons, and they were targeting and seizing government buildings. That's not a protest, that's not a student uprising. And they talk about that woman who burned the photo of the Ayatollah with her cigar. That's not that. You know, she's not wearing all black, storming the regional government headquarters with an automatic weapon. That's not that. When you talk about people that are in uniforms but not holding a flag, what that is is a proxy force. And where did the protests occur? Yes, they took place all across Iran, but where were the most casualties? Where were Iranian Revolutionary Guard getting killed the most? Where were the government buildings being taken over? It was all in the western part of the country. It was all in the Kurdish majority provinces of Iran. And I said this last month, I said, I would bet you that that was a Kurdish invasion. That was not a spontaneous uprising. That, that was not the will of the people and the protesters. I said, that is an invasion of a proxy force over Iraq's border into Iran. And it failed. It was repelled. Now, that changes everything, doesn't it? Because it's just like everything else. The way that they framed it is that Iran was brutally cracking down on protesters, indiscriminately firing into the crowd, and they were just telling people, hey, come find your loved ones in a body bag. Really? Because what this looks like is that you tried to invade Iran and Iran shut it down. They killed those people. They brutally killed those people. And they shut down the Internet because they were being invaded, because we attacked their country. And then when it failed, it was laundered by the propaganda machine as a humanitarian disaster. The protesters tried, they failed. They went in and then they were executed. And that's yet another reason why we have to intervene and destroy Iran. Think about the timeline. They say six days before this war began, in what is now last month, February, all the Kurdish anti Iranian groups got together. You think that's a coincidence? What a coincidence. Six days before diplomacy collapsed, the United States moved everything into place and initiated the conflict. All the Kurds came together, and it looks like they're going to invade Iran. Maybe that's the plan B. If Iran doesn't surrender, and we can't keep this war going on indefinitely, and we need a swift end to it, achieving our strategic objectives, that's gonna be that missing ingredient. But again, they're not gonna be able to do it on their own. So that implies that we're gonna go in. And I hope that's not the case, but I think at this point, it looks likely. Question is, just what exactly is the plan? What is the end game? And sadly, I. I don't think there's even an inkling of that. So we're gonna watch how this plays out. We'll watch how it unfolds. Of course, it could go the other direction, too. It's possible that there is a faction in the IRGC that is going to take power and negotiate with the United States. It's possible. It's just that we don't know. It's a gamble. It's a huge risk to take, and it's not very good odds. Again, the character of the regime, the character of the country, they have full faith and confidence that they're gonna survive this, that they have time on their side, they have their missiles, and they're gonna survive. And all they need to do is get through the worst of it. And then on the other side, they're just gonna be more hardline and they're just gonna rebuild everything and they can. Missiles are cheap and they have centrifuges, they have the technology, they got it. So if the war ends and then they emerge from the rubble, you know where we're gonna be in six or nine months? Right back where we started, right back. We're gonna get all over again. Iranians building missiles again. We think they're building their nuclear program again. And so either Iran totally capitulates, which is very unlikely, or we surrender due to political pressure from Congress or from the public or something, and the regime survives, if the regime survives, then all that is going to happen is that the Israelis are gonna hit him really hard. And they may keep the war going in perpetuity. If Iran's missiles are depleted but not altogether destroyed, maybe Israel will just keep the conflict going at a low boil, constantly degrading the regime and waiting for that revolutionary force to come together. And then the last option is that again you get an American backed force with U.S. assistance, a hybrid force maybe comprising the Kurds, anti government forces within Iran, maybe other separatists. And we swift, we swiftly bring down the government. And that, that seems to be right now, the outlook on the conflict. And I gotta say just at what point do you learn your lesson? Who needed this? And we kind of did this last night. I don't wanna get too much into the rhetoric here. You all get it, but think about what is happening in our country. Think about what just happened. We had a few thousand border patrol in Minneapolis. We are being ripped off by Somalians. Nobody wants these people here. They fucking suck, okay? And people say, well, many of them are citizens, who cares? Take their citizenship away. Many of them are naturalized. Take their citizenship away and get as many of them out of the country as possible. Nobody wants them here. There have been nothing but trouble since they got here. They're don't even vote Republican and they're scamming us. We put a few thousand border patrol in Minneapolis to see this through and we couldn't even do it for a month. So think about it. We go in heavy. Like think about the contrast. We go in heavy to Minneapolis for our own tax dollars. They're stealing our money and then they're sending it to Somalia. We're literally liberating our tax dollars, our city, our country. And after two protesters died, Trump said, you know what, this is way too unpopular. We gotta get outta here. And they drew down the force expeditiously and now they're out. And people are disputing this. There is no dispute. People say, well, that's because Minneapolis and Minnesota capitulated. No, they didn't. They did not. Tim Walls and Jacob Fry both say, we have not changed a single policy and the ICE raids are over. So we retreated from Minneapolis, where we were fighting to liberate America from illegal immigrants so that we could focus on deploying apparently now boots on the ground, into Iran for regime change. Why exactly? They're not a threat to our country. They have no missiles that can reach us. They, they have no ability to touch us. They are not a threat. And allegedly we destroyed their nuclear program, so what are we even doing there? We don't like the regime, so we're now gonna commit all this energy and time and money and personnel and resources to overthrow it. Meanwhile, this is what happens in America. Meanwhile, the Haitians are still in Springfield, the Somalians are still in Minneapolis. The Venezuelans are still in Texas. There's still 40 million illegal immigrants here. You couldn't do an invasion force for your own country, but you can do it for Iran. Okay, got it. And the other thing that's funny about this, in the end, what Will Iran be destroyed by their diversity. Who is protesting the regime in Iran? Liberals, college students, women, racial and ethnic minorities. What does that tell you? Who are the biggest allies in the war against the Iranian regime? Liberals, college students, women, racial and ethnic minorities. Iran is fighting for their sovereignty. You understand that, right? They're fighting so that they do not have to capitulate to Washington and Israel. They want to be free, independent, strong. And in order to do this, they need a siege mentality. They have turned their country into a fortress and they need to pursue strategic weapons. They need to prepare for war. That's why the economy sucks. And a lot of people sort of understand that. And maybe they have aspirations for sovereignty. But if an outside force wants to rape your country, cuz that's what this is, it's rape. We're raping them. We want their government to submit to us forcefully. Who is gonna be our ally as we murder them, as we drop bombs and laugh, as we slaughter them, as we destroy their country? Who is the greatest ally of the evil outside force raping you, taking your freedom, taking your sovereignty. Women, students, liberals, racial and ethnic minorities. It's gonna be an army of Kurds, literally an army of knuckle dragging mudslimes. The most primitive people in the Middle east. And they're just a aggrieved minority. It's gonna Be stupid that don't wanna wear the burka, they wanna dance and they wanna go on. Only fans and trannies and stuff like that. It's the stupid young people that are brainwashed in universities where they have western influence. And it is liberals, liberals, liberals that want elections. Liberals that want an open society. Yeah. Wh. Why do you think that favors Israel? Because an open society can be penetrated. An open society is wide open. Open for business. Yes, we will take your foreign contributions in our elections. Yes, we, we will take your National Endowment for Democracy backed press and student groups. Cuz that's freedom. Liberalism is a cancer. And by liberalism I don't mean like progressives, I mean liberalism. It makes us weak, it makes us vulnerable. Those are the vulnerabilities in Iran. Feminism, diversity and voting. It couldn't be more simple. Their diversity is invading their country to topple their government. Their women are creating the propaganda to destroy their government. It's like, who would win this 85 year old cleric who like gave his life to his country and religion, turned his country into a fortress made out of missiles and nukes. Or like some stupid that just wanted to dance. Some stupid who doesn't understand anything, who is like, I want to have fun, I want to go out and party like they do in the West. And liberals and liberals who say, well, we just want an open society where we can vote. We don't want this oppressive regime. Well, you open up the society and you open it up to all that foreign influence from the US and Israel and that's why they don't want it. Same reason China has a great firewall and you're stor. You're sort of starting to understand why. We used to think that the Chinese and the Iranians had a cyber firewall to keep their people in. They didn't want their own people to know about Tiananmen Square and they didn't want their own people to know about their corruption and so on. In reality, it was about keeping the west out. It was about because what is the west going to do? We're going to destabilize their country. If there was no great Chinese firewall, we would bombard their country with anti China propaganda. We would be talking about the Uyghurs and we would be vilifying the regime and, and all sorts of things and it would destabilize China. And you start to see this in America where you go on Twitter and it's all foreign influence, all of it. It's all Israel, it's all India, it's All. It's a lot of the Muslims too, let's be honest. It's Russians, it's a lot. It's the CIA. Our Internet is being pumped full of propaganda. And you look at Iran, a country that is on the verge of collapse. It's a country that's being killed. Their vulnerabilities were those three things. Those are the three things that bring ruin to a nation. Its diversity, its women, and its tolerance, its openness. And this is food for thought for America. If there was some country that wanted to destroy America, would they back a Mexican force to invade America and liberate the Mexicans in la? Let's say as an exam, I mean, that sounds crazy, but as an example, would they back BLM rioters to destroy the cities? Would they go for the women and, you know, try to make it into some kind of women's rights things? And then, of course, the open society, they already take advantage of it. This is how they destabilize a country. So there's a lesson in this. This is why Israel doesn't tolerate a lot of that stuff. So that's. That. That's the situation in Iran. It's like a waking nightmare. Uh, but like I said, we're gonna keep an eye on it. We're gonna keep you updated on everything. With that, we're gonna move on. We're gonna take a look at our super chats. We'll see what you guys have to say about all this. Much to consider, much to think about 2026. Yeah, I'm thinking. No thinking. I'm not gonna vote for anyone. Where's my. There it is. I'm out. And I. I'm already getting attacked. Everybody's already attacking me. You're a Democrat, you're a Fed. You. You know what my answer is now? Fuck you. Fuck you. I am in my. I am in my era of I don't give a. Anymore, okay? I'm seriously over it. Like, I am past it. I'm in my villain era. I'm in my era of I don't give a fuck. People are saying, you're a Democrat, you're a Fed. It's like, hey, we are at war with Iran, okay? Wake up. Like, trust the plan. Vote for Trump. What are you, 8 years old? You can call me a Democrat, you can call me whatever you want. I'm playing both sides, okay? We play both sides. Like Chanel. We're playing both sides. Democrat, Republican. I am going with whatever hates my enemies more. And right now, Republicans are my enemies. I. I Want to destroy them. People say, well, you know, but the Democrats are going to do all this stuff. And the Democrats that Republicans brought us to war in Iran, period. End of story. I'm not listening anymore. You're. You're not. You're not getting through. I will not be gaslit. And this is what people need to do. At a certain point, people are gonna make up their minds. You're gonna have to make your decision, okay? And a lot of people don't love this. I get DMS all the time. People say, you're making a big mistake. You're not gonna make up your mind. You. You make your decision, I've made mine. I can only speak for myself. I have. I am a citizen. I am an American. I have a vote. I. I'm not giving my vote to this treacherous administration. I'm not voting for the party that brought us to war in Iran, for Israel. I will never do that. Never. You can do whatever you want if you have more tolerance for bullshit. Hey, man, knock yourself out. Another sucker is born every day. You wanna vote for that because the Democrats are worse. Hey, man, go for it. I'm not doing it. And to the extent that people are going to attack me on that basis and say, you know, like I said, all the usual allegations, try to destroy my reputation, it's only because they're afraid of that outcome. They don't want white people to know their power. They don't want the base to know its true power. They don't want us to rise up and develop our own political consciousness and start fighting for our own interests. They want to keep us conscious of complacent, keep us asleep. You can be angry, but you gotta keep voting. You can be upset, but you gotta keep playing the game. I'm not playing the game. I don't play games. I flip over the table. I don't like what I'm getting. I flip over the table. I play a new game. And that's where I'm at right now. I have had it, and I'm gonna do something about it. Aren't you tired of I've had it, now I'm gonna do something about it. I'm gonna vote for the Democrats because, fuck you. People are saying, we're gonna go on Twitter and we're gonna voice our dissent. That gets us nowhere. That's doing nothing. We tried that. We voted for this. Well, you voted for this in 24. It didn't work. So now I'm trying something else. I'm gonna do something about it. And the more they panic, the more I know I'm doing the right thing. The more that people who are paid to lie to me call me out for this, the more I know I'm doing the right thing. People that are literally paid money under the table to pedal influence, soft, soft money influence. These people are out there saying, hey, everybody, it's okay as long as there's no boots on the ground. Here's how we could still win if. If people that are being paid to lie to my fucking face, sending my country into a war that we have no business fighting. If those people are telling me, oh, you're a Democrat plant, you're a fed, well, then I know I'm in the right because those people are the fucking enemy. They are the enemy. They hate you. They treat you with contempt. Contempt in every word. And you know what's funny? I've seen it. I've seen people that have defended this administration in a disgusting fashion. Whores. Whores with no dignity. Whores on their hands and knees with no dignity. It's filthy. It's disgusting. I think about people like Andrew Iser. I think about people like Andrew Isar, this fat endomorphic idiot. He's been on Twitter for two years saying, got what I voted for. Oh, got what I voted for. I'm a fat idiot. I'm a fat stupid goy. I'm a goy in abundance. And this guy has done nothing but cock suck the administration since they got in. He has done nothing but make excuses, trust the plan, all the rest of it. I see this guy this weekend, he goes, you know what? I supported this administration, but I don't like this. He goes, I'm against the war with Iran. This doesn't seem good. And immediately he's getting attacked. Immediately he's getting attacked by all his own people. And I see him post on Twitter, he goes, look, guys, guys, I'm not a Democrat. I'm a plant truster. I'm not a third world. This or a panic in. I've trusted the plan, honest. I mean, I'm not a third world this time. You know, I'm a heritage American. He goes, but I don't want a war with Iran. He's literally pleading with them. They flipped on him on a dime. That's who we're dealing with. It is a. It is a gaslighting psyop. All of it. I saw the same thing happen to Aiden. I saw the same thing happen to Aiden on X from AF post. He's like Jeb Bush. It was A mistake. It wasn't a mistake until he finally decided it was a mistake when we launched the war in Iran. He goes, you know, you guys just don't get it. It's about China. This is, you know, this is great. And then within two days, he goes, I have a feeling we did this for Israel. You don't say, oh, really? We. We invaded Iran for Israel. You don't say, if only someone was warning us. If only someone was warning us, but even him. And the same story now captive dreamer is calling him out. Captive dreamer calls out, Aiden on X, you're a disloyal Panakin. You're a disloyal R. And so these people, you know, they need to lose. I don't even care. They just need to lose. I don't care if the Democrats win. These people need to lose because they hate you. How much do you have to hate a person to lie to their face and tell them, I'm on your side, I'm working for you, I'm on your team, I'm a patriot. We just have to do this. And they're being paid to sell you something that will hurt you. How much do they have to hate you? I think they hate you even more than the Democrats do. Even the, Even the plan trusters are not spared from that. So that's why I say, I'm like, I'm leaning in. I'm leaning in. I'm on lean and I'm leaning in. Yeah, my vote for the Democrats is a middle finger to the G, O, P. I don't care. Say what you want. People say, that's a dumb idea. I don't care. I. That's what I'm doing. I've made up my mind. You have me off royally, and that is now what I will do. And if they want, if they want to win in 28, you gotta find somebody else. I will not vote for Vance. I will not vote for Rubio. They brought us this. You don't want to Repeat this. In 28, give me somebody I can vote for. Give me somebody. That's America first. Otherwise, give it to the Democrats. I'll flee. I'll go to Vietnam. I'm out. Country's coming down anyway. Who. What does it. What does it matter? And this is what you guys need to understand. This country is okay. And the only thing that is gonna turn this country around is radical change, not moderate reform. Radical change. If the Republicans are not giving us radical change, they're just giving us collapse at a slower pace, right? They're dri. They're liberals driving the speed limit. They're standing in front of liberals yelling stop. And being rolled over, being steamrolled. So that's actually not a solution. Telling everybody we're gonna have whites become a minority at a slightly slower rate and, you know, Israel's still gonna run the country and so on. Yeah, that. That doesn't get us. I don't know what we're buying. Time for four. At that point, we have to stop playing not to lose and start playing to win. And that means taking ourselves seriously to start voting for ourselves, voting for our own interests, voting as a block rather than going with Wall Street, Silicon Valley and Israel every year. It's what it is. So that's that. Okay, now we're gonna move on. Now we're gonna take a look at our super chats. I can't even describe it to you how out of my mind I am about this. All right? But let's take a look. Let's see. What do you guys have to say? It's always the best part, isn't it? Always the best part of the show. 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SheBoygan grow I percent $20. That 3k super chat I sent a year ago for a new suit finally paid off. Also, it's crazy. You had this all exactly predicted. Beep for beep. The day after October 7, 2023. Great stuff.
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I really did. I really did, didn't I? Thank you.
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Meeplemore sent $20. Matt Walsh will be a Shabbos boy until he fills out the apology form.
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Well, he'll be a Shabbos goy until he quits working for Ben Shapiro. Isn't that kind of a low bar, like don't work for Ben Shapiro? Maybe kind of odd.
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$50? When are there going to be crypto payments on AF Plus?
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Probably not going to happen.
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$50. Did you see Pry? The doll looked and sounded like a female. When he was 17, he got the voice he wanted. That was before he ever took any pranny pills. He manifested it. Jews lied about biology too.
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Okay, so what's the angle there? I'm not really following. So you're saying that you can be a natural. You need to be an ancestral. These Jews and their soy seed oil. I'm trad I.
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There are.
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There are ancestral trannies and they pass just fine. They don't need all that estrogen. What? Like is. What are you saying? What is. What is your point? What the fuck are you talking about? Pride. The doll was on pills, I think early I Believe he got like medically transitioned when he was 14. He had puberty blockers. So that's just not true. You were misinformed. I'm almost positive that he went on estrogen before he hit puberty. He had puberty blockers. So that's just not. What you're saying is not even true. Uh, but I. I'm not even really sure what it is you're saying, but that's crazy. Bro wants a natty bro. What? Bro wants a organic grass fed, pasture raised tranny. I got some organic grass fed, pasture raised estrogen. I got some nice reverse osmosis remineralized water. People like that need to be fucking cut in half with swords and knives. I have had it with those people. I have had it with ancestral people. You know, I'm ancestral because I'm a white nationalist. Okay, you're ancestral because what, you bought some artisanal cheese, you fucking idiot. You know what else is really funny? Do you know there's more. There are more microplastics in a glass water bottle than in a plastic one. That is like the most delicious morsel. That is a 10 course meal. That is my last meal. How many fucking idiots read an article about microplastics and said, oh, plastic water bottle, oh, I won't drink out of that. I only. And they're literally getting more microplastics. And isn't there sort of a lesson in that? Isn't there sort of a lesson there? You know, isn't there something poetic about that? People go ill. I don't, oh, plastic water bottle. I won't drink out of that. And then you have plastics leaching into the glass water bottle because people say, huh? Because, because it is lined with plastic and the plastic leeches in from the cap. So that's just like, you know, we live for things like that. But anyway, not to go off about the ancestral thing. I just see that video every other week. I see that video of this guy where he lays out his grocery haul and he's like, I got some nice pasture raised. I got some nice farm fresh pasture raised. Eggs. I got some. So what is it? Organic ice cream? I've got some nice reverse osmosis remineralized water. I've got some nice potatoes. And you're like, dude, get a fucking life. Don't you have a job, you stupid asshole? Don't you have a job? Is this what you do all day? This is what you do all day? I guess you go to your farmer's market, you buy all this Crap. You take it home and then you lay it all out on the table to take videos of it and show, this is what I'm eating this week. Hey, no one cares, buster. Hey, don't. Hey, buster. Nobody cares what you're eating this week. Dumb. No one cares what eggs you bought at the store. I don't know why that bothers me so much, but it really does. Like I said, it's one of those things, you know how, like, you go on TikTok and you see the same movie clips every other six months? It's like every six months, you watch the same clip from the same movie from, like, the Green Mile or the Green Book or whatever. It's like that. Every. Every six weeks on Twitter, I see this guy's table. So we got some nice farm fresh pasture raised eggs. We got some nice farm fresh pasture raised beef. And I'm like. Like, who are you? What do you. Don't. Don't you people. Don't you people have any longing? Don't. Don't you have any yearning? Like, is this what it is for you? The next time somebody tells me that food is fuel, I'm gonna take out my gun and shoot them in the face with a bullet. The next time somebody tells me, you know, you gotta look at food as fuel, I'm gonna go to the trunk of my car, take out a shotgun, and I'm gonna fucking shoot their face off. Food is fuel. No, food is yummy. Okay? Food is yummy. And that's really all we have, isn't it?
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Neutron sent $20, and that's really all we have. Happy to have your content. You are a sharp dressed man. Where do you buy your suits? Thank you.
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The. Oh, this old thing I got at the farmer's market. Pasture raised farm fresh. No artificial preservatives, no BPAs. It's PD based.
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Wang sent $20. This will be my last super chat for a while tomorrow. Appreciate you, Nick. Stay based. Love y'. All.
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Hey, good luck out there, man. Kill all. I'm not gonna say that. I was gonna say. Not gonna say that. I'm not gonna say. I don't wanna put that out into the world, but, hey, good luck, buddy. Good luck, buddy. Go out there and, you know, try and stay alive. Okay.
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We're rooting for Harrison Bergeron. Sent $100. Hitler shot himself in the bunker to ensure Germany's final victory and ascent to Jannah. Still think you're winning Allies?
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Yeah. Thank you for the big super chat. They didn't know what was coming when they forced Hitler to kill himself, that's when they sealed their defeat. They didn't know that the Thousand Year Reich was imminent. After that. Gotta love it. Love the code.
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Sent $20. Hey Nick, did you see that Ireland is sending all of their aircraft carriers to the Persian Gulf?
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I did, yeah, I heard Iran is just. They're going to surrender just hearing about it. All of Ireland's submarines, it's aircraft carriers, fighter jets, attack helicopters, all. None of them. They're all being deployed. Honestly, how big of a do you have to be? You don't even have an army. You have nothing. Imagine sitting there in Ireland or I don't know, some other country and you have to watch America just go to town on all these little people. Must suck. What must it be like not having been born in the greatest country in the world?
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Bald girl I percent $25 Infiltrating local slash state politics May have to continue to vote for Republicans since they have our voting records or don't vote AR 14 $50 hey man. Longtime fen y advocate voting Democrat over pushing solid primary candidates we align with or forming a new party. Dems would flood borders again and continue the bullshit.
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God bless. I want them. OK, we're not going to keep explaining
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No, no. We are not raping sneako. Molesting sneako. We're not saing sneako. Do not grape sneako. No graping, no essay. I don't wanna see anybody essay sneako. He's our guy, man. He's our, you know, he's our brown clown. He. That's my. You know, we love Stico. He's the goat. We just need him to come over to our side. We need him to come over to our way of looking at things, you know. No, no, no essay, no graping him.
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Jason Pond said $20. Leon Kennedy is a patriot Sabian sent $20. Is it okay to use my EBT card in public with my AF merch on or will it make you look bad?
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Nah, knock yourself out. Who cares, frizz.
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Easy said $20. Mount FD Transfer is polymarket useful for info or just digins? Also lowlit, refusing to vote GOP and D +67 Chicago. Like curse matters.
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Is that real? Well, okay. Hey, idiot. I have a big platform, dumbass. Yeah, if I was just some guy in Chicago. If I. But I'm the seventh most powerful Chicagoan. I'm not saying this as a Chicagoland voter. I'm saying this as the seventh most powerful Chicagoan. As ranked by Chicago magazine. So you're an MTF D transfer. You could never get that outta me. Why would you go and tell people that? If you're d transing, you should just say, hi, I'm a regular guy. Bro introduces himself. Hey, MTFD Trans. Or by the way, anyway. Anyway, is polymarket degenerate. Like what? So what's with the preamble? Bro said, yeah, you in the back. Hey, yeah, male to female D transitioner. Anyway, is poly market degenerate or is there. Actually, it's like, bro, if that were me, you could never get that out of me. Why don't you just say, hey, I'm a regular guy. Hey, I'm a regular guy with a normal ass. Question. No, but. But thanks. I. Poly market. Here's what I say about the betting markets. It just reflects as much information as in the world. So I don't actually think it's predictive. It's really more of an indicator of what information is public. So you got to keep that in mind.
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Ayatollah Samhai. Stop. Greater Israel. Never Vance. Never Rubio. They are invited to Purim. Great Weapons of mass. Simply sent $20. Where did all the liberal goth baddies larping as groipets go? Did they ghost the movement?
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I still see them. I saw. I saw New Groipette on TikTok. She kept making audios of me. Some blonde Groip. Yeah, they abandoned me, as everybody does. I have abandonment issues. They left me. They left me. I knew it was never gonna last. That's why I never fell for it. They were just trying to trick me to make me look foolish. And now they're all gone. Now there. There's still some of them around, but they moved on, okay? They moved on to Clavicular. They moved on to somebody else. It's the way of the world. It's somebody else's turn now.
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My race realism journey started when Norm Finkelstein said, the problem is Israeli society. I was like, what the hell is even that? Oh, right. So here I am. Keep up the great work.
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Boom.
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Anonymous Rooster sent $20 and the war in Ukraine. For real? For real. Russia is our ally.
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I don't know if I go that way.
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Hey, Nick. Much love from all the fellas at Marine Corps Base, Hawaii. You have a huge base of support in the military, my fellas.
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Hey, thank you, man. We appreciate it. All my fellas. We love the Marines.
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Shave resent $20 crenshaw pack. I don't even know who Steve Toth is.
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Yeah. How about it? Dan Crenshaw lost like a bitch.
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South Town, $54.98. $20. Best item on the easy gap line.
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Oh, that's a tough one. Let me think. What do I have? I have the. The. The jacket's pretty cool, and the hoodies were nice, but you know what the problem is with the hoodie? It kind of like. It's too. Like, the hood makes you look like this. The hood makes you look like this. So that's the only trouble with it. But the normal hoodies were nice. That, like, blue hoodie that I had. That was a great hoodie.
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Sabal sent $20. Knowles is worse than Walsh. And good boys like PVD and Tim Pool with Jewish handlers on payroll are pissing me off. How can good faith disagreements exist when Israeli subversion is this obvious?
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Yeah, they seem dishonest. And Michael Knowles, I'm really disappointed in him. He. There is nothing he will not shill for.
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Candace's chocolate cheeks sent $20. Let's say, hypothetically, you could have every single one of your ideals be implemented in government permanently, but you have to larp as a devout Muslim for a week to make it happen. Would you do it? If you fail within the weeks, Nico rapes your butt. Okay, Luke, send $25. You hate. See Alex the goat? Upset today. Realizing the Trump administration is over. He held on for as long as he could.
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Yeah, he's a loyal guy. Big Alex. We love him. He's a sweetie.
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$20. Nick, my wife and I pray for the Holy Spirit to guide you. For the young men, women, and teens that don't know where to start, volunteer at your local parish. Serve the Lord and he will provide. Praying just remotely.
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Very true. Very true. Thank you.
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Lopez sent $100. Nick, really want to hear your take on the Kurds now being armed in Western Iran for a ground war with the irgc. Supposedly, the CIA is arming them. Haven't we already betrayed them, like, eight times after we've used and abused them? I feel like this is something you'd be up to speed on.
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Well, that's what the show is about, so thank you for the big super chat. We already answered.
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Malo baby sent $20. The Jews against Rome.
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Yep.
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Wilhelm sent $20.
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Always.
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What is the point of sticking it to the GOP if both parties are controlled by Jews anyways? Why not create a nationalist party?
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Okay, not gonna keep explaining it.
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Hamiltonian sent $20. I've just been admitted to a D3 law school and am planning to infiltrate Fedsoke do I now qualify as a lead Human capital? Also curious, have you always been in favor of the J sepoa? If not, when did your stance change and what caused you to reconsider?
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I don't remember, Honestly, such a long time ago. I. I was against it when it came out. I was like a Zionist when it came out. But when I was in high school, I was very pro Israel and I was like, we know Iran should never have a bomb, blah, blah. And so I don't know. I don't even remember what my take was about it in 2018. I'm not even sure.
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Noah sent $20 thoughts on Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera, founder of Spain's Falange, a nationalist authoritarian movement in 1930s Spain.
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Grow up bro.
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XX0001 said $100. Hi, Mr. Nicholas, him from Qatar. I want to let you know that the US Embassy in the region and the jets with Razlaf and gas are Remco Oil have been shot by Mossad. I can't tell you more than that. Thank you.
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Okay. Thank you for the big surprise.
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Gonna need that Asmong gold collab asap. I like him, but his Middle east commentary are cat dirtier.
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Yeah, well, he said he's gonna do it. He just. It's a question of when he wants to do it. So.
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Joe Doyle 96 sent $100. I watch you and Crowder the most. Between you and him, I must say that you are authentic and the only one who is speaking on facts and not emotions. Thank you for all that you do. Us vets support you. USA emoji.
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Hey, thank you for the big super chat.
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Brett Cooper's filthy $20.
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Okay, come on now.
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Don't be gross, millennial Roy percent $50. You killed it on the Alex Jones show today.
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Thanks.
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Great job getting Alex to realize this administration is a failure. Roger Stone was all butt hurt over it. Smiley face emoji rolling on the floor, laughing emoji. It's going to be badass seeing you host the Alex Jones Show.
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I don't know what Roger Stone's problem is. He's got a real heart on it.
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B2 Tweremenia sent $50. Properly understood, Venezuela is part two in a three part Iran war. As a precondition to an Iran war, we would need to insulate against oil shocks. So we hit a 1.5 months later, we're at war with Iran.
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Fake. That's just not even true. We talked about all that when it happened.
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$20. The Iran War really is a turning point. Especially in regard to anti Semitism. I had a guy in my class bring up 109 countries, said schools instead of countries and the teacher was smiling and nodding.
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Really? Hmm.
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Yaddle sent $50. Would you recommend reading Hitler's War of the Lord of the Rings first? If you're trying to get the good understanding of the red pill gesture, maxing for the boys, you're in my prayers. God bless Nick.
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Always gesturing. Always gesturing.
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Moroccan sent $20. Hey Nick.
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It hurts.
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What are your thoughts on Morocco as a country? As the US's first friend and a part of the Mediterranean?
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I have no thoughts on them. But they are a slave to Israel. They're in the Abraham Accords.
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Rapists of all sent $40. I scored a 177 on the LSAT. I'm six two and handsome. Just here to brag. Thank you.
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Oh, well, congratulations. Good for you, Aaron.
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You sent $20. Congrats. JD of 2028 will say he stood up to Israel. Apply leverage so they wouldn't attack Turkey.
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Yeah, no. Terrible prediction this dog hunt.
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988 cent 50. Thanks for another great show. One thing to remember about the average goy. If they all could read a clock, it'd be a little harder for dudes like us to tell the time. Keep on trucking. Godspeed.
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That's true. Well said.
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The nationalists sent $1,000. Keep it coming, man. You're truly the highlight of so many people's weeks with your informative insights, logical reasoning and authentic voice. God bless you, your family and your supporters.
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Hey, thank you very much. Very kind message and I appreciate the huge super chat. 07's in the chat please. For the nationalist. Oh, 7's in the chat. W. I appreciate. Thank you. It feels good to be appreciated. The gesturing is not in vain. I appreciate that.
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Mad dog Merca sent $20. Hypothetically, if the community raised enough.
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Cuz that's all it is. It's a. I. That's how I literally feel every night. I am the gesture. You know, this is me every night and this is you guys. This is you. This is you. You're unimpressed. Great show. Whatever. And then this is me with the song playing in the background. So it's. It's that gif. But you know what? This jester is going to get a gun. Somebody sent me a gif or a video of the jester getting a gun and shooting the. Shooting the. The princess. And that was like. That was actually just cathartic to see. That was just like a cathartic visual. So that's what made me think of it. I'm not, I'm not crazy. I was just thinking of the visual. But thank you for the huge super chat. I appreciate it. Thank you. Very kind message. I'm glad that's the highlight of your. Of your week. Oh, man.
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Mad dog America sent $20. Hypothetically, if the community raised enough money to start an America first party, would you be supportive of Thomas Massey as our nominee? Do you think he'd be a good pick for that position?
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No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Absolutely not. Absolutely not. No. We need a hostile takeover of the G O P. This whole third party thing. Do you know how much money it costs to get on the ballot for a third party? Like millions of dollars. Many millions of dollars to get ballot access. It. It's not a walk in the park. And I. I'm just very. I've always been very skeptical of third party. And even the Thomas Massey thing, I like him, but he's not the guy. I don't wanna do some Nicky Nack protest candidate. I want fucking Hitler. I want Caesar in the flesh, okay? I want something real that is actually gonna take us across the Rubicon. I don't want some, no offense, some nerd who is like a libertarian and whatever. That guy's not presidential and I like him, but he's not. He's clearly not Caesar. I want Caesar. I want Napoleon. I want Alexander. I'm not settling for anything less. And I want a Republican. If Trump could do it, someone else could do it. We don't need a third party. And I don't like the third party.
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Crusader sent 20. Get yo ass down there and help out the embroidery team. I still haven't got my quarter zip, nigga. Shavery said $20. Thanks for the correction on NDO versus Shakanda last night, Nick. What do you think the land element looks like?
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Kurds. Kurds and Special Ops.
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Ray Gutsby sent $20. 41 voted for Trump 3X. Can't believe he sold out his original principles of America first.
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Yeah, I know. Well, believe it.
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The Arabian grow I percent $25 how is your Ramadan fasting going, brother Fuentes? Red heart emoji. Flex biceps emoji.
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I'm not Muslim.
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Gumbo 2 Gumball sent $20. Episode 6 million of Iran First Big Show. The American Bolsheviks are an existential threat. Iran is not. You are a student of history and know this.
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Okay? This is just idiotic.
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Monster Mike sent $50. Always a fucking ultima.
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Every single time.
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Roman America sent $25. Argmatis Dan Prince Shaw be walking the planet tonight. Dehumi. Sent $20. Israel will launch aoboros into the atmosphere which will complete global saturation. Sunglasses emoji.
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Mmm.
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Politics with autism. Sent $20. Change my mind. I don't think we can fix this peacefully. Why would the Jewish government pass the SAVE act and let us vote our way out?
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Okay, we're just not even entertained.
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Politics with autism. Sent $20. When do we start talking? First amen about the final option. Joe M. Sent $20. Now would be a good time to collab with Asmon so his chat can hear the truth. He's fully writing with Trump and Rubio talking points.
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Well, then he can invite me.
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Son of Decantanagarh. Sent $20. Whatever happened with Jimmy Dore? Did his Juice sidekicks convince him not to interview you?
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I think that's exactly what Gumble 2 Gumball.
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Sent $20me movement died in the Holly. For God's sakes. Enough with a war correspondent stick. You sound like goyim in abundance. Sent $20.
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I like it.
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Have you seen that? Anthropic has fallen out of favor with the current administration. They favor Altman now. Unrelated. Lucky tweeted this to a Jew. Bro, please. I like the Jews, but you're making it really hard with this. Don't expose Epstein or his French tick. JFC is Palmer coming around. Jacob E. 2003 sent $20. Watching you and Alex Jones on a show is peak male experience. God bless you. My prayers also go out to Aideen.
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Yeah, yeah. Prayers up for Aiden Ross. I heard his sister passed. God bless him. Pray for him and his family and for her. I just can't even imagine what he's going through. It must be devastating. I saw that just before I went live. I got to reach out to him, but so horrible, I can't even imagine. And just goes to show you never know what somebody's going through. You know, he's clearly going through a tough time. So, you know, I'm praying for him. I'm praying for his family. I'm praying for his sister. It's just unbelievable. But, yeah, we love him. He's a good guy. You can tell he's a good guy. He loves his family and I hope
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he hangs in there, you know, 50. Can we organize and go to Washington and protest for this administration to step down immediately? This is the tyrannical government. Our forefathers warned him. Dev Mitch sent $20. Just wanted to say I'm probably the biggest liberal and disagree with 90% of what you say. But I do appreciate your perspective and how much I've learned about Israel and the other side of my views.
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Glad to hear it.
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Groip Steves sent $20 stream discussion debate with Asman Bild on the Iran war Golom 0 sent $20 do you like Gates to challenge Vance for 28? He is still in good standing with MAGA despite moving over to the Israel critical.
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No Groiper in training center no, he's an idiot.
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Groip Peru sent $20 new groiper here just started learning about you and how you have been right on the war with Iran. I don't see anyone else covering this historic event like this. Thank you. On my journey I was wrong GROIP percent $100 I was deployed to Qatar. It's how everyone there pronounced it. Deploying there is even called doing the jade. I also double checked with Grok before I tagged you and said it was pronounced that way. Since I sent this super chat as an apology. I was just trying to be helpful. Thanks for being the goat.
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You were wrong and you were wrong but I appreciate the big super chat. Damn that sucks that you were wrong. I was wrong Groiper that's insane. That's crazy. Yeah, it's okay. It's okay. Just you know, double check next time.
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Ben Shapiro's force kin sent $50. Funny how Dana Loesch brings up Beirut barracks bombing as a reason to attack Iran. She's the same bitch who would say the USS Liberty happened so long ago it doesn't matter anymore.
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Beirut 40 years ago.
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Beetlejuice69cent $20 Nick, did you see Matt Walsh calling out Trump and asking why he thinks he can make a move like this in Iran? That is clearly controversial but he cannot go through with mass deportations.
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I did. Yeah. Yeah, maybe he's finally coming.
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Roy Pereira said $100 Dear Leader. Four quarters EPS sorted. Can't wait. Gen X with poli side Agree. You are the best political commentator I've ever heard.
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Thanks.
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You had me when you talked about Huntington Clash of civilizations. Thank you dear leader. You are the goat W for America
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first and I appreciate the big super chat. Yeah. Put some respect.
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Magoy 1776 sent $20. You've been the top goyim prediction king Intelligence maxing the hate for you on X is insane. Who do you hate most on X?
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There's so much hate. So many haters. But listen, haters are my motivators, okay? If they hate, let em hate. Um, who do I hate most? I Don't hate anybody. I have no enemies. I have no enemies. I. My cortisol is lowered. I have no enemies. I. I'm becoming very, in my old age. I'm becoming very monkish. I'm becoming very ascetic. I'm, you know, I'm just not preoccupied with those things anymore. I'm, I'm getting to be older now. I'm nearing the grave as I pushed 30 and so you just realize nobody was ever watching. Well, once you, once you get to be my age, you start having some regrets and you realize nobody was ever watching. And so you should just live your life, you know? And if haters are gonna hate, well, let em hate only poisons the vessel
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it is contained in a sudden.04 cents $50. My dad is a part of the 103rd Reserve Unit and was at Cha Ibaport when it was hit. He is alive but lost an eye and some good buddies. Hope they get them home soon. Praying for all families affected.
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Sorry to hear that. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. And I'm sure there'll be more casuals.
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Zozpicol sent $20. Well, it seems like they don't have much of air defense anymore if they're sending in B52s. Eyes emoji, skull and crossbones emoji. That one grow wiper, 19 cent. $100. Hi. Thanks for the show. Thanks to you, I'm more knowledgeable on geopolitics and world Jewry as well as helping me grow stronger in my Catholic faith. Although I voted for Trump since I was swept up by emotions and didn't know about your grower per War II at that time. I still want to apologize, but thanks to you, I won't make that same mistake with Vance. God bless you, Nick Latin.
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Glad to hear it. Thank you for the big super chat. That's all you had to say.
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Austin at 7:17. Did you see Matt Gates on X saying he still has vance winning the 2028 presidential election? By 2028, they'll be begging you for their endorsement.
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Think so? Yeah. They're all still on Team Vance, which is disturbing.
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Gates Greene talker Alexandra Pacheco sent $20. Watching the show tonight with my grandma. She says this kid knows what he's talking about. We love you.
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Thanks. I hope she's not turned off by all the other stuff when I go a little crazy at the end when I get a little loopy. But that's very sweet. Thank you.
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Marcus Aurelius sent $100. This will be Syria 2.0. We'll mobilize the Kurds and this will trigger Turkey to enter the war. Turkey will take the northern part of Iran and they will organize the regime change, just like in Syria. Also, Iran has 25 million Turks. This might be the play from the beginning by us, not Israel.
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That's true. You're right. I don't know if I agree with the last part. It's all about. I don't know if I go that far. But yeah, Iran has a huge Turkic population and they, you know, they're right there with Turkmenistan. So that's from where the Turks came. So it's possible. It's possible. Earth.
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I don't think it's a false flag. I think that was probably a Muslim, but I don't know. Everyone is saying it's a false flag. I don't know. Are they using that to justify anything? I don't think so. I think that. Okay, call me a. Call me a narrative cuck.
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I know.
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No, dude, they have no capability to do fred.
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Yeah, that's just delusional. We don't care about your brown country.
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So true. Thanks, man. Wow. 22.
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He's the same behind the scenes. He's just. He's just a regular dude.
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Len G sent $25 is using the phrase on both sides like Chanel an indication of you as a Frank Ocean fan? I dunno man. Sounds kinda gay.
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I. E. Is that who sings that song? I don't know who that is.
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Let's go. Let's go. Thank you for the big super chat. Yeah, Michael Knowles, big letdown. He's supporting the war in Iran. He's supporting Candace Owens. He literally has the wrong take about everything. He's like pro Israel on everything, but he's also pro Candace.
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It's just another weapon. The biggest thing is the arms race with China and how the imperative now is for critical minerals and energy. It's a big energy suck. We need a lot of copper, we need a lot of fuel. Nuclear and. And then it concerns these supply chains and trade. We're friends shoring or reshoring everything. We're trying to secure minerals in all these countries, trying to make these deals like in Ukraine and in Greenland and Venezuela in the pursuit of the ultimate weapon. And we're going to of course deregulate AI. Empower AI. So I don't know that it will play a role in this.
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Don't know who those people are?
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What's the penguin?
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Yeah, she's probably going to get fired because she's an incompoop. She's a complete incompetent, has not been able to restrain anything, and they all hate her. They all hate her. Trump hates her. So she's going to be going out soon.
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That's crazy. Yeah. Okay. Thanks.
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We heard that.
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Is that still going on? I thought he died.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's all a conspiracy, bro. The government? What? Yeah, okay, dude, for sure. Yeah, It's. It's actually all distraction from the laptop. The Iran war is a distraction from the files. The files are a distraction from the laptop from hell. It's all a distraction. Yep, you got it. You. You cracked the code. Okay. All right. That's our last super chat. That's gonna do it for me. Another late show. Remember to smash the follow button on Rumble. Smash the like button. Leave a comment, let me know what you think about the show. I'm on the air money through Friday. As always, thank you to our top super chats. Big thank you to the nationalist. I could be your grandma. BTW, Harrison Bergeron, Enrique Lopez X1. Joe Doyle. I was wrong. Groiper griper forever. That one. Greiper, Marcus Aurelius, Jail Pina and Willie Nail. Thanks to them. Thanks to all our super chatters and everybody that watches. I'll see you tomorrow. 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.
Episode 1650 | March 4, 2026 | Host: Nicholas J. Fuentes | Reposted by WANGHAF
In this episode, Nicholas J. Fuentes delivers an in-depth and emotionally charged analysis of the fourth day of the US-Iran War, with a particular focus on the looming likelihood of US "boots on the ground." Fuentes explores the rapidly deteriorating strategic landscape, critiques the Trump administration’s approach, and contextualizes the conflict by drawing on historical precedents and current political dynamics. The episode is characterized by Fuentes’ signature blend of politics, dark humor, cultural commentary, and interaction with his audience.
On the strategic gamble:
“When you destroy the command, control, and communication of a country, you assassinate the supreme leader, you...You assassinate all their top military and civilian brass. What does the day after look like? Well, that actually depends upon the people that survive.” (48:48)
On missile attrition math:
“Iran’s ballistic missiles are much cheaper than the interceptor missiles that we use to shoot them down. ... The answer is very obvious. And what that tells us about the conflict is that it is in our interest for this to be fast.” (58:03)
On American priorities:
“We retreated from Minneapolis, where we were fighting to liberate America from illegal immigrants so that we could focus on deploying apparently now boots on the ground into Iran for regime change. Why exactly? They’re not a threat to our country.” (1:23:19)
On the ideological use of minorities and social disruption:
“Liberals, college students, women, racial and ethnic minorities. Iran is fighting for their sovereignty... Who is gonna be our ally as we murder them, as we drop bombs and laugh, as we slaughter them? ... It’s going to be an army of Kurds, literally an army of knuckle dragging mudslimes. The most primitive people in the Middle east.” (1:29:55)
Humorous/Absurd Escape Plan:
“One day in the future, Luke Skywalker, you know, the next chosen one is going to come and find me and they’re going to say, tell me about the Griper Wars. ... I’ll be there running a coffee shop. ... The Vietnamese came to America, they opened all the donut shops. I’m going to go to Vietnam and open one.” (17:23)
This episode is essential listening for those interested in far-right perspectives on foreign policy, American interventionism, and the internal dissension gripping Trump-era populism in a time of war.
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