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IRAN WAR FINAL DAY 39: CEASEFIRE DECLARED, WAR IS OVER??? | America First Ep. 1669
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Good evening, everybody. You're watching America. First, my name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. Wait a second. We got 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. Well, it looks like Trump has chickened out again. They're saying it is the mother of all tacos. Taco Tuesday. It's actually quite fitting. It is another Taco Tuesday. Tonight is day 39 of the war in Iran and maybe it's over. Our big story tonight, we're gonna be covering the ceasefire which was apparently just brokered about six hours ago. And the news broke while I was live earlier this evening with Jake Shields. But it seems to be true. And we're gonna work through the details and how it came about and the conditions. But earlier tonight, the President of the United States announced that the US has achieved a ceasefire, a temporary two week agreement with Iran. And this was brokered by Pakistan at the last minute. As you know, Trump's ultimatum, his deadline to strike Iran's power plants and bridges was tonight at 8 o' clock Eastern Time, just about 90 minutes shy of the deadline. The deal was finalized and then very quickly announced. And now it seems that there will be a two week period where the two parties, including the intermediaries as well, are going to come together and try to find a broader and longer term agreement. And so, like I said, we're gonna work through some of the details. Right now it's a little bit unclear what exactly this is and we'll talk about why that is, because there seems to be a lot of disagreement already about the terms of the deal. So for openers, it seemed that as the deal was announced, the United States did not know if Iran had agreed to it or would comply with the deal. And we knew this because of the language in the Truth Social post where the ceasefire was announced, which you have to love. We're finding out minute by minute, hour by hour, day by day, the fate of Iran and the world via Truth Social and the President's timeline there. But if you read the actual post, some of the language in Trump's announcement seemed to indicate, he said that there will be a two week ceasefire if the, and only if Iran actually agrees to and abides by the terms, which are that Iran will immediately open up the Strait of Hormuz. So that would tend to imply that we don't even know if they agreed to it. At the time that we announced it. We weren't sure either that they agreed to it or that they would implement it. So right out of the gate there's this communication breakdown. But then shortly after the agreement was announced, the Islamic Republic of Iran released a statement and they said that not only would there be a two week ceasefire, but they went further and they said the US agreed to their 10 point proposal. And we've discussed the details of this, we talked about it last night, we talked about it a couple of weeks ago when they initially released their proposal, when they proffered their version of a peace plan. And the way I would characterize this 10 point plan is just shy of the maximalist demands of Iran. And included in this 10 point plan that Iran claims we allegedly agreed to is that we are going to take apart all of our military bases in the Middle east, that they will get the Strait of Hormuz in perpetuity and they will charge a toll. All the shipping that goes through the straight going forward is going to be subject to Iranian jurisdiction. And they're gonna have to pay a fee to cross the straight of $2 million. And that revenue will be split between Oman and Iran. That's apparently part of this 10 point agreement that Iran claims that Washington agreed to already. Washington says that, that we didn't agree to those things. And what's more, Israel says that they did not agree to certain terms of this 10 point proposal, including and particularly in the 10 point plan, it says Israel cannot bomb Hezbollah in Lebanon. Well, Israel came out after this was announced and said, we're definitely not done bombing Lebanon. We're definitely not done with Hezbollah. So we are not six hours into the agreement. And, and there already seems to be a lot of disagreement about the actual terms from all of the parties involved, from Iran, from Washington, from Israel. So we're gonna work through it and we'll talk about what was said and we'll talk about some of the disagreements. And ultimately we're gonna talk about where all of this is going. I'm not sure where exactly this leaves us here, because as I had been saying from the beginning, what are the main military objectives of the US in this war? Well, there were five, and now there are six. At the beginning of the conflict, the terms were these. We wanted Iran to agree not to enrich uranium. We wanted them to give over their highly enriched uranium, which they already have. We wanted restrictions on their ballistic missile program. We wanted restrictions on their support for regional proxies. And, and we wanted regime change. Those are the five big objectives. And those have been the five objectives. Those were the objectives last year. And those were the objectives this year. Well, the sixth objective during the course of the war is reopening the Strait of Hormuz. And obviously that only became an issue after we started dropping the bombs. That is when Iran seized control effectively by bombarding shipping in the Strait with drones and missiles. So those are the six objectives in the conflict. And if you've been paying attention, you probably realized none of those things have been achieved. Iran has not agreed to give up enrichment. They have not agreed to give up their highly enriched uranium. They've not agreed to restrictions on their missiles or their proxies. The regime is still in place. And even though the Strait of Hormuz is being opened, they've taken control over it, they have effectively annexed it, and now they're making money from it. And theoretically they could hold that hostage again in the future. So if you're looking at the ceasefire which says two weeks to negotiate a broader deal, what exactly is going to happen in the two weeks that is going to satisfy these US Demands? Because it sounds like from what Iran is saying, they think they got everything they wanted. And we think that somehow we're gonna get something or anything from them in the next two weeks. And apparently we're gonna get it without any military leverage, without dropping bombs, without a ground invasion, anything like that. So my gut is telling me that this is not going to be a long lived ceasefire. One of two things is gonna happen. Either the entire purpose of this is a farce. And, and once again, Trump is buying time for one reason or another. Maybe to maneuver militarily, maybe to relieve pressure on the economy, but it seems like this is a complete farce and we're probably gonna revisit the conflict in the future at some point, or Israel is going to sabotage it on some timeline. They are not happy. And none of the other countries in the Gulf are happy either. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, the Emirates and Bahrain. They wanna see some finality here. They wanna see a decisive confrontation, and they want to see an ultimate end to the Iranian regime. They don't feel safe right now. And so two weeks is enough time where the United States can credibly claim that we have brought an end to the conflict and we're buying time for negotiations. And, but if it goes on any longer than two weeks, what they're gonna start to say is that Iran is rebuilding and we're not talking about infrastructure, but they will say that Iran is rebuilding their military, they're rebuilding their missiles, they're building more drones, and as long as they Control the Strait. They're gonna continue to enjoy all the leverage and will only increase. And that is without the constant bombardment from the US and Israel. So we're gonna lay it all out. We'll talk about all the facts, some of the fundamentals here, and we'll try to figure out what exactly is going on. 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, let me know what you think about the show. Check out our merch store, Fuentes store. We have our brand new spring collection. Everyone's loving it. Shirts, hoodies, hats, quarter zips, the Jeffrey Epstein white quarter zip. People wanted that. 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So if you actually want the most access, you want the most content, you have to be rich because you gotta join the $100 a month club. That's where I'm at, that's where I hang out. And that is where I do the real show. This is the fake show. This is the exoteric show. The esoteric show is behind the paywall. And it's only for the initiates, it's only for the initiated. And you have to pay a hundred dollars to be initiated. So that's America First Plus. Okay? With that out of the way, we're gonna dive in. Yeah, we're a little late tonight. I already did some content today. So here's the deal. I. I already did a show with Jake shields today at 5 o'. Clock. If you missed it, make sure to check it out. I'll probably upload it Here, but it's also on his YouTube channel. And we did a quick interview about an hour. And so I, I kind of did a show already. You know, this is like a bonus, but it's a very important day. So we're gonna get into all of it. We're gonna break it all down for you. I don't want to waste any more time. There's not really too much else going on. I didn't really see too much else on the timeline. I'm sure I'll think of other things to talk about as the show goes on. Uh, but we're, we're just gonna dive right into it. So obviously we're at day 39 in the war. We are halfway through the sixth week of the conflict. And as we announced, it seems that the fighting, at least for now, is over. And where we were just 24 hours ago when we last spoke, is that the deadline was coming down tonight. This deadline for which so much has been said about which so much has been said. Initially it was a 48 hour deadline, and then there were a few extensions. They extended it by five days, 10 days. It was supposed to be yesterday morning. And finally on Sunday, Trump extended the deadline until tonight, until 8 o' clock tonight. And the threat was this. Trump said that if Iran did not open up the Strait of Hormuz, then Trump would escalate the fighting to engage all of Iran's civilian infrastructure, and not necessarily their oil and their energy sector, but their electrical infrastructure, their power grid, their power plants, their transportation infrastructure, their bridges, maybe civilian airports, things like that. Trump was threatening to annihilate Iran. And in no uncertain terms, he said on Easter Sunday. Didn't say Happy Easter, by the way. No Happy Easter, no Christ is risen. Not even a Happy Holidays on Sunday, Trump said that if Iran does not capitulate, then we will kill their civilization. And there was a lot of blowback to that remark, including from myself, uh, but it was clearly a serious threat. And Trump extended the deadline one more time. He pushed it back an additional 36 hours. And so that deadline was supposed to expire yesterday at 10am he pushed it back one final time to tonight at 8:00 Eastern Time. And it looked like he was locked and loaded, ready to go as of this morning. And then this afternoon, the message came down from the White House that we were still on. So all the other deadlines got pushed back a couple days before, you know, 48, 24 hours before, and it didn't seem that serious. And Trump was giving room for diplomacy to happen for these intermediaries to maybe find a way to make it work with Iran. But as of this afternoon, it seemed like we were ready to go. And, and there were reports that B52 bombers had flown past the United Kingdom on their way to the Middle East. And so it seemed like it was go time, it was serious. This is the real deadline. Trump was actually going to enforce it and this was gonna be the big one. I said it last night, I said it this morning. If Trump followed through and it was looking like he would, then not only would Iran be leveled, because Iran has already been bombed 13,000 times, probably thousands more times at this point. That number's from last week. Trump is, or rather Iran has already been bombed over 10,000 times. We've hit everything. And so if Trump is serious about this civilization killing strike, this was gonna be catastrophic. And then that wouldn't be the end of it, necessarily. Iran would then retaliate against all the countries in the Gulf, including and especially Saudi Arabia. So you would not only have this biblical attack on Iran, maybe up to and including their energy infrastructure, which would further constrain the supply of oil and totally inhibit the ability of any successor regime to stabilize the country. Probably would send Iran down the path of failed state status with nearly a hundred million people. But then on top of that, Iran would deliver a crushing blow then against all of the Persian Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, usual suspects. And so the effect would only be compounded. So we were staring down the barrel of a very serious situation here. And it was only at the last minute, like I said, at about around 5:30pm Central Time, it was announced that there was a ceasefire effective immediately. And so this came out on Truth Social. It was first announced by the President. He said that after discussions with the Pakistani Prime Minister and some of their other government officials that Iran and the United States had come to an agreement for a two week ceasefire. Now, here are the terms. They're saying that once again, in reality, this is actually another deadline extension. Trump is saying that we're gonna pick up the fighting in two weeks. We're delaying the biblical strike another two weeks. Properly understood, this is another extension. What makes it different is that there is the truce, there is a cease fire, we will not bomb Iran and Iran has pledged not to bomb shipping in the Strait, the Gulf countries, Israel, U.S. bases. But Trump is saying, you got two weeks. And after that two weeks, we expect that there will be a deal. And if there isn't a deal, then we're going to pick up where we left off and resume hostilities. And this was the deal that was announced at about 5:30. And so the Civilization killing strike was averted at basically the last minute. It seems that we were on the move and we simply called back the bombers because this agreement happened. Um, but as far as the details are concerned, we're not really sure exactly what they are. What Trump announced is that for two weeks we are not attacking Iran as long as they open up the strait. Now he has said since on True Social that we are effectively ceding control over the strait to Iran. So don't make a mistake here. They are opening up the strait, they are retaining control over the strait. So we are not going back to the status quo from before the war. What Trump and Iran are saying is that as long as the United States does not bomb Iran, and Iran will not bomb shipping in the strait, and they will facilitate the safe transit of tankers and cargo ships through the strait without being attacked. However, this is being done under the jurisdiction and supervision of the IRGC and its navy. And they are charging a toll. So they are opening up the strait, but they still control the shipping. And to that end they're charging money. They are determining how many ships will flow through the strait on a given day. And what it looks like right now is 10 to 20 tankers will go through the strait every day. And each of those tankers will now pay $2 million to Iran. And that money will be split between Iran and Oman because the strait is situated between those two countries. And Iran will use that money to rebuild their country. And apparently Trump is okay with this. So this is a two week plan deferring further military action to a later date, so that we will apparently now meet with Iran in Pakistan to hammer out a better, more comprehensive, longer term deal. In the meantime, we've given Iran control over the strait, so much so that they're going to make money off of it and they're going to reinvest that money in the reconstruction and rebuilding of their country. Now this is what was announced earlier tonight. And what's interesting about that is this is a complete and total US Defeat. This is an absolute. There is no ambiguity here. It's not debatable, it's not subject to interpretation. We lost decisively. It's like I said, when we got into this conflict, we had about five military objectives here. And these were the things we were demanding from Iran. We were seeking an end to their nuclear program, forfeiture of their highly enriched uranium stockpile, restrictions on their ballistic missiles, restrictions on their support for regional proxies, and, and regime change. Of course. Once the war started, Iran seized control of the Straight. And so the sixth objective became to rest control over the Strait, or at least open it for shipping. We did not achieve any of those things. Any of those things. There is no regime change. We did not suppress or destroy their capability to build and launch drones and missiles. So they maintain that conventional strategic capability. We did not seize or in any way restrict their ability to enrich uranium. We didn't take their stockpile of enriched uranium. We didn't restrict their ability to further enrich or make more enriched uranium. We did not meaningfully degrade or destroy the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, and the regime remains intact. The only thing that you can say that we achieved from the war is that we dealt a pretty significant blow to their navy. Arguably, we damaged a significant percentage of their missile launch platforms. And probably their stockpile of missiles is less than 50% of what it was before the war. But it was not destroyed, it was not annihilated, and neither was their navy. They still maintain a pretty substantial navy which consists in fast and maneuverable speedboats. They still maintain about 50 tiny submarines which they use to close the Strait of Hormuz. They still maintain their mine laying vessels. So the IRGC still has a very small and nimble and mobile navy which again, they use to close the Strait. It's just those bigger ships which were destroyed that, that's about all that you can say. So we did not achieve any of the objectives that we set out to accomplish. And not only did we not achieve a single objective, but we're actually worse off than we were before. Prior to the war, you had free navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. Now this is Iranian territory. Iran has claimed this waterway, they have taken it, they have seized it, and now they're using it to enrich themselves. Now, this is Iranian territory and they're charging a toll. So the status quo actually empowers Iran more. We set out to take things away. And after these 39 days of war, Iran has more than they had before in terms of capability, in terms of quantity, yes, they've lost some of their command, control and communications. And yes, they've lost a lot of equipment. And we dealt a very significant blow to their military and conventional forces. In terms of quantity, their armed forces are degraded. But in terms of capability, nothing has fundamentally changed. They still have their drone and missile producing cities buried underground, totally operational. And they will be making drones and missiles for the Next two weeks. And they still have a stockpile of drones and missiles and, and they still have launch platforms hidden and dispersed throughout the country. And they still have the IRGC in power with a decentralized chain of command. It's all still there. And now they have the straight and it is formal, official and conceded and recognized by the United States. So this is why to me it's sort of a strange agreement because I said last night on the show that a ground operation was likely at some point in time only because I, I don't see an off ramp which seems satisfying to the United States and the conditions it laid out. I don't see how there's an off ramp, how there's an agreement that Iran will accept that will satisfy any of the conditions, victory conditions or otherwise, of Trump in the United States. It seems that the only off ramp is a complete and total humiliation. And there's no face saving and there's no bluffing, there's no finessing. It's just a total defeat. And that's what this is. This is Trump waving the white flag. And it seems that we talked about this for the past couple of weeks. We said that the strategy was escalating to de escalate. Trump is going to try a ground operation on the islands, I on the mainland. He's going to try to notch a victory, boost morale so he can credibly claim, claim or in reality in some way that we ended the war on our terms. If we get a victory, we can say, hey look, we won and now we're out. And maybe if we get some kind of significant victory, maybe we don't have to accept all of Iran's terms, we can get something, something to show for it so that there's some credibility when we say we ended it on our terms. I thought that was the off ramp, but this off ramp seems to be we are bluffing and saying that the escalating to deescalate is that we're not going to nuke you. What's this victory that allows us a face saving retreat, a, a surrender with dignity? It's that we are not going to nuke you. Instead of taking the islands, taking their energy hostage, instead of securing the highly enriched uranium with some ground operation, instead of actually getting any kind of real tactical victory, we're simply saying, well, we could have destroyed you, we're sparing you. And so that's how we're ending this on our terms so we don't have to destroy your country. That's how we won. We accepted all your terms, we gave you the straight and we didn't destroy you. We won, which is a bit surprising. So this is the article about the actual deal. We'll work through this and then we'll talk about some of the particulars here, some of the confusion. This is from the New York Times. It says, quote, the United States and Iran reached an 11th hour ceasefire deal on Tuesday evening, hours after President Trump threatened to start wiping out Iran's whole civilization in if it did not allow commercial shipping to pass safely through the strait of Hormuz. Mr. Trump announced the agreement in a post on social media hours after Pakistan, a mediator in the dispute, urged him to stand down from the 8pm deadline that he had set for Iran to accede to his demands. Pakistan proposed that each side observe a two week cease fire and that during that time Iran allow oil, gas and other vessels to proceed unmolested through the economically vital waterway. Shortly after the cease fire announcement, a U.S. official said military strikes against Iran had stopped and Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Arachi said in a statement that the Iranians would cease their defensive operation and that for a period of two weeks, safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz will be possible if coordinated with Iran's military. Israel supports President Trump's decision to stop attacking Iran for two weeks, according to the office of the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. However, the statement said the ceasefire did not include Lebanon, contradicting an earlier statement from Prime Minister Shabazz Sharif of Pakistan. The cease fire buys both sides time to try to reach a longer term end to the war which began at the end of February with the US And Israel subjecting Iran to a withering military assault. Iran accepted Pakistan cease fire proposal after frantic diplomatic efforts by Pakistan and last minute intervention by China, a key ally, according to three Iranian officials. Iran's National Security Council officially confirmed the agreement, casting it as a victory in which the US Accepted Iran's terms. So here's where it gets a little bit tricky. So a lot of people are saying, hip hip, hooray. Three cheers for Trump. He, the mad lad did it. It's actually a total American victory. And don't get me wrong, I think we're all breathing a sigh of relief that Trump did not kill Persia and genocide everybody and nuke Iran. I think we're all pleased with this and the way that you can describe what has happened over the past two weeks is this is brinksmanship. Arguably you could say this is the madman doctrine. This is Nixon's madman theory. Which is that Trump is acting crazy, acting erratic. If you think that he's gone insane, well, maybe that's part of the science. Maybe that's actually part of the strategy. This is something that Kissinger and Nixon worked on in the 70s. If you can convince the adversary that you're really gonna do it, if you can convince them that you are irrational, if you act erratic, then they might believe that you will accept an. An irrational exchange of fire. Because, remember, the whole strategy about bluffing to destroy Iran is the idea that, you know, why can the United States not escalate against Iran? Well, because if we bomb their energy or their civilian infrastructure, they. They're gonna do the same thing to the Gulf. And that is totally intolerable to the United States because it would have detrimental effects on the global economy. So the way that you could say that is it is not rational for Washington to escalate against Iran. There is no rational way for the United States to escalate against Iran. And if we cannot escalate, then that means that Iran has escalation dominance. We cannot gain leverage over them because we ultimately don't have the checkmate move. We can't escalate it any further, but they can. And so we were in a situation where Iran felt that they had all the leverage, they had the advantage, they were winning, and there was really nothing we could do about it. Because at the end of the day, we can't topple the regime. We can't stop them from shooting drones, missiles, or laying mines. And so we could do anything to Iran, and their regime will survive, and the strait will remain closed, and we need the straight open so we could do a ground operation and we could keep killing their officials, and we could do our worst. But when the dust clears, the straight will be closed. They will still be there, and we're gonna have to sue for peace to get our precious oil and. And gas and all the other things that come from the Gulf. And so Iran knew that, and we knew that, and they knew that we knew that they knew that. And so we were in this trap where, again, we had no ability to escalate it, to gain any kind of leverage, or to convince Iran that we were willing to do what it takes to gain leverage over them. So you could say that there was no rational way for us to settle this on our terms. So what was the strategy? Well, Trump had to threaten to do something irrational. Trump said, well, I will bomb your oil and I will bomb your power grid, and I will bomb your desalination plants, and I will bomb your bridges. And any student of international relations, anybody that's watching this would say that's a bluff. He's bluffing. He can't do that. If he bombs Iran's infrastructure, he knows. He has to know that Iran will retaliate and do the same thing to Saudi Arabia. And if Iran starts raining missiles on Saudi Aramco and Qatar's lng, and if they bomb the desalination plant that supplies Dubai and Abu Dhabi, then literally the whole economy melts down and they still aren't going to open up the Strait. So any observer would say he's bluffing. He's not really going to do it, because if he did that, it would involve these unacceptable losses. That would not be rational. That's not something that Trump can rationally do. He can't nuke Iran. He can't invade Iran. He can't risk a ground operation in Iran, and he can't even. He can't even bomb any economic targets because Iran has a check for that. Iran has a move. They can outmaneuver the United States and they. They can make it hurt much worse. So what did Trump have to do? Well, he had to make Iran think that he was willing to do something irrational. This is brinksmanship. This is madman theory. He had to threaten Iran. We're gonna bomb all your infrastructure. And Iran is surely thinking what we were all thinking, which is he's not really gonna do it. He's not seriously gonna risk all that. But Trump had to convince them that he was cr. He had to convince them that he was crazy enough to do it. At the minimum, he had to instill in them doubt. He had to sow the seeds of doubt so that somebody in the room would say, I'm not so sure. He seems like he's lost it. He's not even celebrating Easter. He seems homicidal. He seems genocidal. He's got these religious zealots around him. Maybe he really thinks he's the Antichrist. He thinks he's the Messiah and he's really gonna wipe out Iran, and he doesn't care if the whole world comes down with it. You just needed to plant the seed of doubt. And then Iran would say, all right, all right, all right. We don't want to lose this economic infrastructure, because it would have been a mutually assured destruction. The United States could have absolutely bombed Iran to the Stone Age. And if we targeted their economic infrastructure, even if the IRGC held on, there would be no country for much longer. You destroyed the transportation, energy, infrastructure, 50% of their revenue, which is their oil. There's no society anymore, so maybe they'll hang on, but not for long. And they know that. Maybe they know they can inflict damage on Saudi Arabia and hurt our economy, but they also know that it wouldn't be a walk in the park for them either. It would probably be the end on a long enough timeline for them as well. And so that's all Trump really had to do. And clearly that was, in retrospect, we can safely say that was probably the strategy was going to the brink, acting erratically and convincing them that Trump would really cross the line, do the unthinkable, kept them guessing. So. So that they would accept a ceasefire. And that was clearly the mo. Now, where does that leave us right now? Well, like I said, the terms are these. It's a two week ceasefire. Trump says we're deferring the enforcement of this ultimatum as long as Iran is going to open up the Straight and allow the free passage of ships, free navigation of commercial shipping. But also it's contingent on another deal that Iran actually has to negotiate an end to the war. And this is where it gets tricky. So the US Claims that they agreed and Iran says they agreed, but Iran is also now saying that the United States has agreed to their ten point plan. You might remember that as the United States was talking up the peace process, we submitted to them a 15 point plan which demanded their unconditional surrender, basically. And it demanded that they give up everything, missiles, centrifuges, enriched uranium, support for the proxies, the Strait of Hormuz. And Iran was never going to consider that, much less accepted. Iran countered with a 10 point plan of their own which was just as maximalist. Iran wanted the United States to close all our military bases and give them reparations and promised to never attack them again and give them the Straight of Hormuz and allow them to charge money for all the shipping that goes through the Straight. And this deal, although it was sort of shocking, Trump said it was a step in the right direction, even though again, Iran is making these huge demands. Well, now that this cease fire is in place, the Iranians are claiming that the US has agreed to this ten point plan. And this ten point plan, which appears to be somewhat modified, says a lot of the same things. This new ten point plan says the United States doesn't have to pay reparations to Iran, but Iran is gonna control the Straight. And Iran is going to enforce rules of engagement in the Straight. And Iran is going to charge a toll and they're gonna share the revenue from the straight with Oman and they're gonna use the revenue from the straight to, to rebuild their country in lieu of reparations. And it sounds like Trump has agreed to this aspect of it. But Iran also says that the United States has agreed that they can enrich uranium. Now, the US Denies that that's true, but this is also part of this 10 point plan that Iran claims we accepted. So there's some things that Trump has agreed to in this plan. There's other things that we don't. Iran says we accepted the whole thing. It's an unconditional surrender. We gave them everything they wanted. The United States does acknowledge we are giving them the straight for now, we are gonna let them charge the toll and they are gonna use that to rebuild their country as a form of reparations. Iran says we have a right to enrich uranium. The United States doesn't agree to that. And this is the other big one in this 10 point agreement. It says that Israel will stop bombing Lebanon. Well, we haven't talked too much about this, but this is another major theater in the conflict. There's about a million people that have been displaced because Israel has been striking Lebanon hundreds, thousands of times in southern Lebanon, but also in the capital in Beirut. And so this has displaced a significant percentage of Lebanon's population. Israel's launched extensive ground operations inside the country and they're pushing in with columns of tanks and lots of ground troops. And so this 10 point plan says that Israel is now done fighting Hezbollah in Lebanon. And just like some of these other points of the deal, Israel says we don't agree to that. We never agreed to a ceasefire with Lebanon. And so now you wonder what exactly was agreed to here? Is it just the two week ceasefire? Because the two week ceasefire seems to include that Iran controls the straight and charges money. But Iran says no, no, it's not just the two weeks in the straight. We also have this 10 point program that the US and Israel agreed to and it includes we get to enrich uranium and they're not gonna fight Hezbollah anymore. But the US And Israel say we didn't agree to either of those things or some of the other points in the program. Well, if they don't agree to that, do we have a deal? If Israel carries on their war with Lebanon, will Iran keep their end of the bargain and not close shipping in the straight, nobody knows. We don't know. We don't know the terms of the deal. And already that seems to be being tested because as we speak Iran is still launching missiles at the Gulf countries and they're saying that, well, maybe these, these commanders or decentralized nodes in the irgc, maybe they have their orders to hit the Gulf and they didn't hear about the ceasefire before they launched a strike. And so it's gonna take some hours for this ceasefire to settle, so to speak. But Israel is currently bombing Iran right now. The US And Israel were bombing Iran heavily right up until the ceasefire was declared and, and now Israel continues to bomb Iran. So did Israel agree to a ceasefire? Because this is not just a U.S. war, this is a U.S. israel war. They've been responsible for a significant amount of the strikes too, and in particular the strikes on energy and on command and control. So question is Israel part of the deal? Another question, if the US And Israel did not agree to let Iran enrich, if we did not agree to a ceasefire in Lebanon, then will Iran hold up their end of the bargain with the straight. These are some questions that need to be answered I would think in the next 12 to 24 hours if we even really have a deal. Now let's say that all of those things outstanding, all those things I should say notwithstanding, let's just talk about this two week ceasefire. Let's talk about this idea that Iran will open up the straight and they'll charge money and the US Is okay with this. And in the meantime the US Will not hit Iran. And in the meantime there's gonna be negotiations, allegedly there's gonna be a summit in Pakistan led by JD Vance. So what's really going on here with this two week truce? Well, here's the thing about this, like we talked about before, the US has not achieved any of its objectives. Why did we even get here? Well, if you'll recall, we got here, we could go way, way back. But let's just go back a year. We got to this point because Israel attacked Iran last year. Iran because of the fallout of the withdrawal of the United States from the Iranian nuclear deal. Iran is enriching uranium very close to weapons grade uranium levels and they have a lot of highly enriched uranium. The Israelis claim almost a thousand pounds or a thousand tons. I don't know how you measure that actually, but they have, I think it's a thousand pounds of highly enriched uranium enough for nine or ten nuclear bombs. And as long as Iran is not a part of the J, C, P O A, as long as they are not under IAEA inspections and as long as they have this breakneck pace of nuclear enrichment, then we have to assume on some level that they are either creating the material for a nuclear bomb or they're making a nuclear bomb. This is a logic, I'm just telling you. I'm not saying they are, but I'm saying that if they have a stockpile of a thousand pounds of 80% enriched uranium and they have six generation centrifuges in Fordo that are running day and night and, and they're producing enough material for a bomb every single month, then the US and Israel have to assume again, they're either making the material the fuel for a nuclear device or they're racing towards a bomb. And so last year Israel intervenes to destroy their nuclear program and they need our help to bomb those facilities in Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan, which are fortified underground. Well, the second that we and Israel intervened and did this, what we actually did was we accelerated the process by attacking Iran. They probably resolved and said negotiations with the US are futile, we can never have peace with the West. Inevitably and invariably they seek our destruction. The only way to protect ourselves is to develop a nuclear hedge, is to develop a nuclear deterrent so that they will never try to destroy us. After that attack, Iran sent out all the inspectors, refused to negotiate with the United States, would hardly even talk the to the Europeans. It was then that Netanyahu came to the United States and said, we got another problem. Not only is that highly enriched uranium still in Iran and probably they have other centrifuges, but Iran says, or rather Israel says, Iran is also making 300 ballistic missiles every month as well. And they are rebuilding their missile stockpile. They've almost replenished it to the levels before the war that happened last June, the 12 day war. And soon they're gonna have so many missiles they're gonna preemptively attack us. And they also pose a threat to your bases and to the Gulf countries, so we need to go in and destroy that capability too. And so this was really the pretext and Israel got the United States into the conflict so that one, we could make sure Iran never accesses the highly enriched uranium. We could finish the job on their nuclear program. But maybe more importantly, so we could destroy all their drones and missiles and then maybe the dream scenario is that we toppled the government so that we don't have to worry about any of that. If we get a different regime that will acquiesce to Israel and the United States, then they'll just give up their nukes and missiles. They won't need them because they no longer have sovereignty. They're now a suzerain of Israel, like every other country in the entire world. And so that was the logic of the war. So then we went in heavy in February and we tried to topple the government and we tried to destroy their missiles and maybe, possibly we even tried to secure the highly enriched uranium this weekend and it failed. So we said we were rescuing some pilot. Okay, well now that the war is over, we have achieved nothing. What is the current state of Iran? Well, if they didn't trust us before, they trust us less now. If they didn't believe in diplomacy before, they certainly believe in diplomacy less now. Now if they thought they needed a nuclear and missile deterrent before the war, now they absolutely know and, and they think this even more so, that they need a nuclear and missile deterrent. The US Is threatening to kill their country, kill their leaders, destroy their infrastructure. So what do you think Iran is going to look like after we dropped 15,000 bombs on them? After we bomb them 15,000 times? What does Iran look like after we murdered their supreme leader? After we killed 160 school children, after we threatened to annihilate their civilization and send them to the Stone Age? What does that look like now? Well, like I said, less willing to negotiate, less willing to make a deal, less trusting than ever, and probably recognizing more than ever that they need deterrence. And deterrence only comes from a huge stockpile of drones and missiles and probably a nuclear bomb. What does the leadership think? Is the leadership more or less defiant, more or less hardline? The remaining leadership in Iran watched all of their colleagues get murdered. Their families, their colleagues, their superiors and bosses. They watch them all get murdered in cold blood. And they watch Trump joke about it and be sarcastic about it on the Internet. And you think now Iran is going to what? They're going to make a deal? They're going to stop building missiles, they're going to stop enriching uranium. They're going to give. What does the United States want? They're going to give the United States all their uranium. They're going to let the United States oversee the destruction and decommissioning of the centrifuges. They're going to give up the straight. Not going to happen. So Iran is actually, from our point of view or the point of view of our military planners, it's actually worse than ever because now Iran is like a perma enemy. Now they are absolutely uncooperative. And now they're almost certainly going to do all the Things that we went to war to stop them from doing. You can bet that what they're going to do immediately is start building more drones and missiles and they're gonna try to replenish their reserves and they're gonna try to recruit more soldiers and more officers and yeah, maybe they're gonna start enriching more uranium. And you think that in the next two weeks they're gonna sit down with the United States and agree to give all that up? And why would they? We just surrendered. What was the experience of the past 39 days? We lost. We hit them with everything we had and we couldn't compel them to do what we wanted, wanted them to do. We could neither defeat them, we can either defeat their military or displace their regime, nor could we open up the strait and rescue our economy. So we had to sue for peace. We had to bluff our way to an uneasy truce where we did not get to impose any conditions. As a matter of fact, conditions were imposed on us. And now Iran is going to sit across the table from us and they're going to give us everything that we want. They're going to give us something. They're going to give us anything at all. Anything that we want. It doesn't even make any sense. So what is going to happen in the next two weeks is that like I said, Iran is going to take a deep breath, they're going to try to get more drones, they're going to try to get more missiles. They're going to, they're going to think, hmm, what can enhance our ability to close the strait forever in the next two weeks? What is the cheapest, most mobile, what is the most US Israel resistant weapons system or tactic that we can use to close the strait? Kill Americans, we blow up American bases and then they're just gonna order as much of that as they can from China or Russia or wherever. They're gonna get to work on it in their own drone and missile cities underground. And they're not going to sit across the table from a US Representative and give up enrichment and give up the highly enriched uranium and give up the missiles and give up the proxies? It's not gonna happen. I don't see how it would. And then you think about it from the US perspective. But are we going to let the two weeks expire and then let them off the hook? And we have to presume that if we give them more than two weeks, surely they're going to build all those missiles again? Surely they're going to build all those drones again. And yeah, maybe one day they're going to try to get their highly enriched uranium out from underneath the rubble. And do you think any of those conditions from the, from before the war have changed? Israel is no longer going to be concerned about this. The Gulf countries will no longer be concerned with this. They're more concerned about it now than they were before because now they've lived it. Iran has destroyed the image and perception of all those rich golf cities. Their tourism, their real estate, their banking industry is all shattered. Because once, once the public sees drones and missiles landing at your international airport. Yeah, ultra high net worth individuals don't wanna go and live there. The first job of any multi billionaire, any ultra high net worth individual is I don't wanna die in a drone attack in a hotel or an airport. So all these mega rich people, they're all thinking twice about whether they wanna live in Dubai and all these other elite human capital. They're thinking twice about whether they want to put their data centers or have their specialty banking services in Abu Dhabi. Because you know, they don't want to get hit by a drone when they're flying in. They don't want to get hit by a drone when they wake up in the morning. They're looking at Singapore, they're looking at, I don't know, any other city. Maybe they're looking at Egypt's new capital or something else. So the Gulf, they more than ever see Iran, and in particular its missiles and as an unacceptable threat to their stability. And so does the public and so does Israel and so does the United States. So we're gonna give em two weeks. Do you think that after that two weeks if Iran hasn't given up their missiles and nukes, do you think we're gonna let em off the hook? And we're gonna say, all right, keep building drones and missiles and nukes, it's okay and keep charging $2 million a population to buy drones and missiles and nukes. And we're gonna wait another six months until Iran has 5,000 missiles and a hundred thousand drones and whatever. Then we're in the same position we were three months ago. And that means that Israel's gonna be begging us to annihilate Iran. And this time so will Saudi Arabia, the uae, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and the rest of them. So I don't see how the truce is going to hold. I don't see how the United States is even capable of letting Iran off the hook. It's like, look, Iran is never going to agree to our Demands, they're not going to agree because those are the things that keep Iran safe. And we just proved that, cuz we tried to annihilate them. That's one, two, we just surrendered. So not really in a position to make a lot of demands. And if we can't impose conditions on Iran again, we have to assume that they see themselves as untouchable. They have reestablished deterrence, they've taken control of the strait. They know that for us to go back to war is gonna be a big to do. It's gonna be very costly. What happens if the US attacks Iran again? The oil markets are gonna plummet more than before. Why? Why is the price of oil going to explode even more than before? Because investors are going to say here we go again. So this is just our lives now. Every two weeks, every four weeks, the Strait of Hormuz will close. They're going to say we need to price in some long term constraint on supply. So Iran knows and we know. We can't just keep coming back and coming back. We, we gotta strike while the iron is hot. And the same is true of all of the money in the Gulf. You think all these ultra high net worth individuals, what do you think they're gonna say when we go to war with Iran again? And here we go again. Drones and missiles raining on Abu Dhabi and Doha and Dubai and Manama and Riyadh. No, they're gonna look at that and say that's it honey, we're leaving. They're gonna say it. I told you this was gonna happen. Here we go again. More drones and missiles. You should have listened to me. We're moving to Singapore. I told you we should have, I told you we should have moved to Nevis. There's no missiles flying at Nevis. There's no missiles flying at Mauritius and Seychelles. So we can't, we can't go back. Iran knows that and we know that. So are we going to let them go? They're not going to agree. And if they don't agree, then they're gonna make more nukes and more missiles and drones. If they do that, then they're inherently going to threaten us. Because every deterrent, defensive weapon is dual. It's also offensive too. Are we going to allow Iran to be defiant, emboldened, enriched by the Strait, rebuilt, building more missiles and drones than ever? Completely hating the United States Turn like turned against the entire region? No, I don't think we are. And I don't think we're gonna sit around and wait for them to get much stronger before we recognize inevitably that we have to hit them again. And so I feel very strongly. Right. And I know the ceasefire is young, so who knows, who knows what will happen in the next couple of weeks? Maybe this was a bit of a surprise, maybe there will be more surprises. But from where I'm sitting right now, it seems like this is a very irrational ceasefire. And I don't see how the US and Israel are able to accept this state of affairs for very long. Uh, it's like I said at the end of last year's war, it's like I said during October 7, when you look at the fundamentals, this is a situation that the U. S just cannot accept from like a mathematical point of view. It's not a question of vibes or feelings or speculating about people's personalities and motivations or anything like that. Their religion, their, their idea of the end of the world. It's very simple. It is literally like a math equation. Iran knows that the US and Israel are plotting to destroy and overthrow their government. The only thing they could do to prevent that is these deterrent weapons. What do they have? They can use drones and missiles to close the straight and they can get a weapon of mass destruction. If the US tried it before, they'll try it again. Iran knows that they don't trust us. They're going to endeavor to build these capabilities back so that we don't try it ever again. And then they can negotiate from a position of strength. But as they build up these weapons systems, we are going to recognize that we know that's happening. And we're going to be telling ourselves the longer we wait, the stronger they get, the more leverage they have. Our window of opportunity is closing. And that window of opportunity is that Iran is historically weak. Historically weak because their proxies have been defeated. The Assad regime was defeated, the Revolutionary Guard was expelled from Syria. Israel has engaged the entire region in this rolling two and a half year campaign. We just dropped all this ordinance on Iran. We crossed the line, we made the move to, we sucked it up and embraced the suck and the pain. And that window is closing. If we let Iran go, we can't go right back in for the reasons I said. And if we can't go right back in and they're able to rebuild for a long period of time, Iran is gonna get back on their feet. They're a powerful country. They just have a lot of those fundamentals. Big population, big territory, they have commodities, they're oil rich, big middle class universities, experts they have the blueprints for the nuclear weapons. They're, they're going to rebuild their strength and they're more defiant than ever. The question is why would the U. S allow that? Why would Israel moreover allow that? I don't think they will. So the window of opportunity for us is that the Trump administration will recognize that this was a, a total disaster. The only thing that we can count on is the Trump administration will recognize this was an abject mistake. It is almost ruined everything. It has almost ruined the entire world if it hasn't already. It has almost ruined the MAGA movement. It is killing the Republicans chances in the midterms. Our only chance is for Trump to recognize that and then go after the real culprit, which is Israel. The US And Iran can make a deal. We can give them the straight, it's fine. And the reason is we can actually compel the Gulf countries to make a deal with Iran. The Gulf countries have things in common with Iran and they were trending in that direction. In 2023. It was Beijing that brokered a rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Those relations were being repaired. How did these discussions come about? Because Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia brought Iran to the table. It is Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia that are forming an alliance. Saudi Arabia and Pakistan formed a mutual security guarantee, a mutual defense treaty and they're bringing Turkey into that as well. And they are forming up their own axis. In the Middle east you've got India versus Pakistan, Turkey versus Greece, Saudi versus the Emirates. And the way it's lining up is Greece, Emirates and India versus Pakistan, Saudi and Turkey and Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. They don't like Israel. Israel is aligning with the rival faction. And you know who else hates Israel? Well, Iran. So there would be a natural way to integrate Iran into the region. There is a, there is a ready made framework where Iran fits very easily into this equation with Pakistan, with Saudi Arabia, with Turkey, with Egypt and they can form their own rival block and maybe they can pressure Israel. That could happen and Iran could get the straight and they can be enriched by it and they could get a security guarantee if they normalize relations with our Gulf allies and they become economically and strategically interdependent and we can compel the Gulf countries to do this and Iran would have no reason to fear regime change and then they wouldn't need nuclear weapons and missiles. Then they could be happy with a regular conventional military and then they could prosper. The reason we cannot have this is because then Israel would not have all the cards. That's the only reason. Why can this not happen? Because then the entire Muslim world would be allied and arrayed against Israel and Israel could not compel them to do anything. And realistically neither could the United States. All those countries put together would be a counterweight to Israel and its allies. Israel's reliable allies are Greece, Aeran, the uae, Jordan. These are their allies. But the countries against them, it's all the big ones. The only real countries in the Middle east are Turkey, Iran and Egypt. Those are civilizations that, that's the Ottomans, the Egyptians and the Persians. Those are real civilizations with huge populations and huge militaries. Turkey has a huge military and a huge population. Egypt has a huge military and a huge population. So does Iran. The rest of these countries don't mean as much. Abu Dhabi, the Emirates, what's an emirate? The Trucial States. I mean they used to sell pearls, now they sell oil. They're not real countries. They have foreign workers, are most of their population. They don't have real industry. That's obviously a mirage was exposed by the war. So the big players in the Middle east want to get together. If you had Pakistan, Iran, Egypt and Turkey, that's a coalition, that's a bloc that Israel could not dominate. And even with their capabilities, and that is exactly what they seek to undermine. That is why they want Iran to be destroyed. Because they then want to leverage all these countries against all the other countries and they want their influence to, they want to dominate the Persian Gulf. If they can dominate Iran, if they can dominate the Gulf countries, if they could dominate their immediate periphery, then they effectively control the eastern Med, the A and the Suez, the Strait of Hormuz, the Persian Gulf. They control that vital choke point. The Middle east, which is in the center of Asia, Europe and Africa, is the center of the world island. It's the key to everything. That's what they're playing for here. So again, if we really recognize the real opportunity it is that we can look at the situation. This is something that has been detrimental to America and Trump and his movement and the gop. Israel's the culprit. If we can restrain them by pursuing regime change in Israel, if we can get Israel to accept terms. Who is Iran worried about? They're worried about Israel. If we can get Israel to agree not to destroy Iran, if we could get them not to invade Lebanon, we could get a long term deal with Iran. We can build confidence with them. Israel is the problem here. And that's really, that is what it comes down to either we are going to war with Iran or we're going to war with Israel, period. Bottom line, end of story. Because those are the only options. If Israel is never told no, if Israel continues to control this relationship, if we are not able to defy them, if we remain under their control, then we will go to war with Iran again. And we will keep going to war with Iran until there is regime change. Because. Because that is what Israel wants. And as it stands, what Israel wants, Israel gets. And no one can tell them no, because everybody's afraid of them. And so that's what they want. That's what we're going to get. And it's just a question of how and when. False flag. What will be the pretext to go back in? And how big nuclear ground forces? Will it be like Iraq? Will it be more? Will it? God only knows. That is a certainty. The only other option is if we take the fight to Israel. And finally an American president says, you are not in control. We don't like Netanyahu, he's gotta go, we want somebody else. And news flash, you're not getting Lebanon and you're not getting Iran. You're gonna have to learn to get along. And you're not nuking anybody. You can forget that. And you're not bombing Iran. Cuz if you do, you're cut off. That is the only alternative. And think about how insane that is. Think about how behind door one is a nuclear war potentially. If you really want to topple the government in Iran, you're talking about a ground invasion. You're talking about maybe nuclear weapons. You're talking about bankrupting America, the end of the American empire, engendering nothing but ill will towards the United States. It's, it's unthinkable. What's the alternative? We have to tell Israel no. And you think about what's involved in that. That's what's terrifying. Can an American president tell Israel no? Will we have to go to war with our own country to do this? What is Joe Lonsdale gonna think if or when Trump tells Netanyahu no? What is Mark Levin, Ben Shapiro, Joe Lonsdale, Sean McGuire, Bill Ackman, Ronald Lauder? What are these people gonna think? What are they gonna do? What are they gonna do to our country if Trump tells Israel no? Are our pagers going to explode? Are our radios and pagers and iPhones going to explode? Is Starlink going to stop working? Is a dirty bomb going to go off in New York City? Is Trump going to get assassinated? In his motorcade like jfk? What is going to happen if an American President tells Israel no? Because what it seems like is we're gonna have to fight a war in America if that happens. What happened to the Ayatollah? He was at his residence when a Tomahawk missile came outta the sky and killed him. Is something like that gonna happen? Does the US President have to go underground like Iran's missiles? Does the US President have to hunker down under the White House under a hundred feet of clay to tell Israel no? Does he have to end all of his public appearances and get rid of all of his devices and background check all Secret Service and go to the, whatever that fortress is in Colorado, in the Rocky Mountains? Is he gonna have to do that in preparation to tell Israel? Here's how it's gonna work. You don't get to destroy Iran. Cause that's what it seems like. And I think everybody knows that. Because you could say what American President would choose going to war with Iran over telling Israel no? But then you think about what is involved in telling Israel no, and who's going to be upset and what they're going to do. If they control our media, if they control our security apparatus, if they control our banking system, if they are the, the intermediaries, the middlemen with everything, global trade, they. They have a position in the court of every government in the world, what are they gonna do to us? Are you starting to understand the problem? What plan B do they have in store for Americans? They had a plan B for Hezbollah. They put plastic explosives in all their pagers. Hezbollah was running around for 10 years with radios and pagers, talking to each other, communicating on their hip every day. And there were plastic explosives planted by Israel the entire time. How the fuck do you think they did that? They've got shell corporations everywhere. Where does Hezbollah even get their pagers? Some electronics wholesaler, some manufacturer. Israel's got shell companies inside of shell companies, factories, fake LLCs, fake. It's all obfuscated shipping companies. They probably control the factory where it's made. They control the facility where it's distributed. They control the ships upon which they were delivered. How convoluted. That's a Mossad. And that is the Mossad's Jewish allies in all the. In Eastern Europe, in Asia. Who even knows the extent of this? And this is what they had in store for Hezbollah? You don't think they got a plan B for America? You don't think they've thought about that? They prepared. That was 10 years in the making. 10 years. Hezbollah is walking around with plastic explosives in their pagers. They had people in Iran following around the Ayatollah for 10 years. You don't think they got somebody on Trump? He's on tv, his name's Howard Lutnick. They had somebody following the Ayatollah, giving his whereabouts to Israeli intelligence the whole time, for years. So did the CIA. You don't think Israel has somebody on the President at all times? You don't think they got a plan B for our financial markets, for our credit system, for the money supply, for the media? You don't think they've got stuff in New York? You don't think they have a warehouse in New York, in la, in Miami? They do. You can almost be sure of it. And that's why the American President doesn't want to take them on, because he knows he'd rather the explosives go off over there than go off over here. This is when I say Iran is fighting for all of us. Because you think about, okay, you want to fight Israel, what do you need to do? Well, Israel has the US at its beck and call for these reasons. They've got nuclear bombs. They've got an air force furnished by the United States. They've got the Mossad. Jews are everywhere. And the Mossad talks to all of them in Tehran, in Brussels and Paris and Washington and Moscow and Petersburg, everywhere. How the fuck are you gonna fight back against that? I'll tell you how. You need a country of a hundred million people. You need a revolutionary guard of religious zealots ready to die for their cause. You need them answerable to a supreme leader who's a cleric ready to die. You need 5,000 missiles buried underground. And as a matter of fact, need the facilities that make the missiles buried inside of mountains. You need enough uranium for 10 nuclear bombs. And then the United States will consider not trying to smoke you out. With everything in our arsenal, you might survive. Are we prepared for that? That is what it cost Iran to tell Israel no. That is what it cost Iran. That is the price of their sovereignty. That's what sovereignty is. It's the ability to tell another country no. What is the price that Iran has to pay to tell Israel and Washington no? They had to turn their country into a fortress. They had to build a one million man army motivated by religion. And then they had to turn their entire country into a military base with drone and missile launch platforms everywhere and underground. And they had to sacrifice everything to build these capabilities. And they had to have 200,000 Revolutionary Guard with a bench seven people deep because they knew all of them were going to get assassinated. That's what they're doing to protect themselves. Is the United States ready for that? Are you ready for that? You think Donald Trump is ready for that when he's at Mar A Lago golfing? You think that when Air Force One lands at Palm beach, which is the headquarters of jewelry as well, and he goes to his club and he's playing golf, you think he is as prepared as the Ayatollah as Hezbollah? He's not. Is our National Guard or our armed forces? No. Is the American public? No. What do you think happens when our country collapses the way that Iran's has? Do you think that we could get hit with 15,000 missiles and survive? It's gonna be a race war. You turn the lights out for three hours, and it's gonna be Planet of the Apes in every American city. Lots of luck, everybody. Lots of luck. This is what we're up against. And this is what I've learned in my own life. This is what I have learned in my own life. You start talking about politics, you're just some guy living your life. Then you start talking about the Jews, and the Jews realize, wait a second, if this guy starts winning and gets popular, this is gonna be a political problem for us, which is really a security problem for us. So they wage war on you as a human being, and they say, every weakness, every loved one, every, Every everything. It's like, if they try to kill you, are you prepared for that? Are you thinking about, you know, do I leave my house at the same time? Do I take the same route to work? Uh, is my house prepped for if I get bombed or shot at or drone striked with an FPV drone? You have to think about what about my loved ones. What happens if someone black bags them and tells them to give me. Give them everything they have on me, or else they kill that person's family or, you know, that person's. It's like, this is how you have to think as an individual now. Think about how a country has to think. We have to prepare ourselves for war. We're not ready. You have to prepare yourselves for war because we're in a war. It's what it is, and that's what it takes. If you're not prepared for war, you can't tell Israel no. And if you can't tell Israel no, then you have no sovereignty. And if you're not willing to fight for your sovereignty, then you're a slave. If you're not willing to go to war and fight, then you better just put the shackles on and go to work, goy. Because that's what the fuck you are. That's what we all are. So you can choose. We can be soldiers or we can be slaves. We can. We can start to think about these things seriously and get serious and steal ourselves and get serious about being a free and independent and powerful people. Or we can say, I'd rather live my life. I'll let Israel control the global empire. I want to go to school board meetings. That's what they want us to think. Matt Walsh tells us, hey, you know, that's over there. Who gives a shit about, you know, the maintenance of the world empire? What matters is your neighborhood and whether your kids have to play volleyball with the. Okay, yeah, the niggers should worry about what's happening in the cotton fields, right? Go sing your slave song and, you know, let the big house worry about everything else. I mean, that's literally what it is. You go and worry about your school board meetings. You go and worry about the school board. You worry about what your little go kids are learning in school as they get indoctrinated to become another goy slave. And you just shut the up and you let the Jews maintain the global empire. They will fight and they will have valor and they will determine the course of history and events. And you just shut the fuck up and stop thinking about it. You worry about, I don't know, Disney plus. You. You worry about, you know, whether Harry Potter is black or not. You worry about your num nums. You. You worry about your goy nip, your goy feed that you're eating. That's what they want us to do. They want us posting pictures of our wooden cutting boards and yeah, yeah, just worry about your num noms. Worry about your little num noms. Worry about what's on your tv. Worry about this dating discourse and everything like that. Worry about your little kids or about your fucking ass kids. My kid. Oh, my kid got beaten up by a. In volleyball, okay? And in Israel, they're preparing their children to run. They're like, telling their kids how to run Black Rock. In Brooklyn, they're teaching their kids, okay, here's how you run Black Rock. This is how you run Black Rock. And this is how you run the global economy. And this is how we're going to. This is how we're going to run paler. And this is how we're going to run the Middle east and then the world Island. What class do we want to be in and what class do we want our children to be in? I don't want them to be mud farmers. I want them to be the aristocrats. I want them to be the diplomats, the leaders, because it's our country. Anyway, I'm. That's a bit of a digression, but it's true. So that's where we're headed. I don't know that this two week ceasefire is gonna last. I mean, I'm glad that we averted the worst here. And all the plan trusters are gonna say, oh, see, we did it. Just like they said last year. Last year they said, see, it was only 12 days. This year, oh, see, was only 39 days. Until the next time we go to war with Iran. I'll tell you what's not gonna happen. Unless we confront Israel, we are not gonna let Iran do their thing. They're never going to capitulate to us and we're never gonna let them alone. So one of those two things will have to happen and something's gotta give, so that's 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. That's a ceasefire. Hey, you know, I hope it works out. All right, let's take a look. Let's see what we got here. I'm gonna get set up. My hair's a little messed up. I don't love that. I was in a rush. All right, let's take a look.
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Donald jew Trump sent $25. How will we know when the Israeli threat to America has been removed? Boston Groipa sent $20. Prayers from the MBTA Red Line. Rothbard DK sent $50. You've recently been at the center of Danish politics. Media revealed Groeper authored policies for a party photo of him. You and Keith Wood surfaced. And so far one politician has resigned. Embarrassed smiley face emoji.
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All three of us. Danish politician. Do I know a Danish? I feel like I never took a picture with Keith and maybe at half pack four, because the only couple of times I met Keith, it was just us. Saw him in the UK and it was just the two of us. And I saw him in America a couple of times. It was just us. I don't. I don't remember ever meeting a Danish politician with him. It might have. It must have been an AFPAC 4. But that's funny, I didn't even know that. I'll have to google that.
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Really? No, I didn't know that. That's crazy.
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Wow.
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New converts. Up 38% in the US regardless of where the chips fall with our movement, your influence on this generation is profound and for the better. Thank you.
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Hey thanks for the big super chat. Congratulations. Love to hear it. You know, there's not much we can do, any one of us. At least it seems that way sometimes. Because when you look at the world, it's a very complicated place and you don't even always understand the consequences of your actions. And that's why it's always important to just try to do the right thing and for the right reasons. Because that's all you can really control. You can't always control the outcome. As a matter of fact, you can never control the outcome. And you make plans. God laughs. All you can do is listen to your conscience, be rightly guided by charity, by love. That. That's all you can do. And you have to trust that God has a plan. You have a plan. Okay, God has a plan and all you can do is his will. And if you're doing that, then you can be, you can be a little bit blissfully ignorant maybe of what you're doing or what the effect will be or how you know, suddenly then the weight is lifted. Because when you think about it in one way, you're like, oh, it's all on me. How are we going to fix America? Oh, it's so complicated. But then when you realize God is in control and God has a plan, you say, hey, I'm just doing my part. I'm just doing my part, however big or small. So that that is the one metric that I know is valid. It's like how many people are red pilled? What do they think about the Jews today? Are people calling me a fed today? It's like whatever, but if more people are becoming Christian and specifically Catholic, then it's a win.
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I disagree sometimes. Sometimes they're not so good looking. But you're right, it's a pretty aesthetic pairing. But I. I don't know. I'm a purist. I'm a bit of a purist. I like white people, you know, doesn't mean I'm not attracted to other people, but I like white people. You know, I want to have white kids and I don't understand some people. I like I said I understand being attracted to another race. I get it. And I am. Candace Owens, if you can hear me, please save me from a life of loneliness and misery. Please, please, please come and bother me. Come and rock my world. Candace Owens, if you could hear this, leave that terrible man. No, he's good. He's actually a good guy, but. So I get it. Lauren Chen, if you can hear me, I can't wait for your new show. Kathy Zhu, if you can hear me, you know, he's not like me. You know, there'll never be anybody like me. Uh, whatever. It's okay. It's fine. I've accepted it. I haven't, but I'm trying to. No, but. No, but seriously, you know, I get being attracted, but I could never actually date a woman from another race because you know what's gonna happen? You're gonna wake up next to this person and be like, you're not fucking white. You're gonna wake up next to this person and be like, I have nothing in common with you. You're not white. Cause all these different races, they all have their own problem. Hispanics are fucking. Asians are so rude. Rude. They have no social graces. They're so direct. I hate it. They're not nice, you know, like, they all have their own thing going on. It's like, white people, white people. These are our. White are our. And they are what they are. And I get it. But white bitches are our niggas, and we kind of got to ride with our niggas, you know, because you wake up next to a white bitch who's your. And you're like, okay, I'm home, honey, I'm home. But you wake up next to somebody of another race, you're like, what the. What the. You're wake up next to some torta and she's literally a idiot. You're like, there's no light here. We are people of the light. Where's the north? I don't see Atlantis in you, babe. I don't see Atlantis in you. I don't see it. I don't. I don't. You are clearly not part of the Golden Race. I know we're all fallen. I know our lifespans are shorter, our stature is smaller. But I don't even see a remnant of the Golden Race in you. You can see it in me. I have green eyes. You look in my eyes and you can see Atlantis. You can see Agartha. You look at some chopped torta. You look at her black eyes and you're like, this ain't it. This ain't it, chief. They're just kind of staring out into space, that thousand yard stare. It's like, this is why you people never were explorers, pioneers and conquerors. I don't see it. This woman will never produce explorers, conquerors and pioneers. So. Because I honestly feel that way, you know, I was talking to somebody about this the other day and I'm like, I could never. I said, I get it. I said, but I could never date somebody because it's like, like I said that they're not. If they're not white. It's like, I don't know, like, what are we doing here? It's like sleeping with the enemy. Like, with an alien race. Could you even imagine? You are not of my kin. Wake up next to some Asian bitch and you wake up and it's like, am I in China? Like, you know what I mean? There's just something. It's just like, it would never work. It would never work. Some people love it. Some. Some people betray their ancestors and their race and they don't even think anything. You know, they don't even care. It's. They're flippant about it. They don't even care. They don't even think about what they're doing. They don't even know what they're doing. And they love it. But, yeah, I could never. I don't see it. I just don't see it. Sorry. I just don't see it. But that's me. But that's me. You know, maybe you guys are different. Maybe I'm a bit puritanical.
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No, I didn't see that. Yeah, there were a lot of nigs in Boston when I was there. More niggs than Mexicans.
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Uh, no. No, actually.
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Alright, I'll check it out later.
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You're an idiot.
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Thank you for the big super chat. I appreciate it. What's your end goal there? Just kill yourself. Like fuck off and die. Hate you.
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bumming me the fuck out. Seriously. I believe you said something about self segregation. Shut the fuck up.
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Yeah, yeah, that's. That's kind of how it works. I don't. What. What's the issue there?
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25 in my basement. Straight up, grow up in it and buy it. Haha. Well, let's just say my taco arch bigot sent $100. The iron.
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I hate that genre of guy. You know what it needs to be addressed? This like millennial genre of content that's like I jacked off in an Arby's. You know, if you joke like that, please kill yourself, please. Actually, you know what I'm talking about. It's like this millennial idiot genre of. Of joke. Joke writing on Twitter where it's like I jacked off in an Arby's. I walked into a Taco Bell naked like I always do and I was like, what the frick? You know what I'm talking about? The punchline is always like I. It's a combination of like fast food and like some weird sex thing. You know what I mean? I. I fucking hate, hate that. It's just not funny. Straight up griping it. And by it I mean my taco. Oh, I get. It's a jack off joke. Hilarious. Hilarious. So far.
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The iron law of Paco shall not be broken. Have a nice taco Tuesday.
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Very good. Thank you for the big super chat.
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Yeah, North Carolina sent $50. Have you noticed the increase in Anti NATO rhetoric in the US as well as the anti Turkey rhetoric from Israel. Seems like they're already planting the seeds for a future war and Israeli expansion.
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Okay, you know, people like you should
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just be institutional trainer sent $20. More serious question now, with Israel actively pushing to rebuild their third Temple, paving the road for the Antichrist, how do we maintain hope in times like these? The rapture isn't real.
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Oh, stop, please. How do we maintain hope? I don't know, man.
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Autistic Max Xing sent $100. I had a lot of angry things I wanted to say. I struggle with anger and a short fuse, but life is too short to live it angry. God has really been working on my heart, teaching me to choose kindness and grace instead. That's what you need most right now. Praying God stills the storm within your mind.
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Oh, I'm the one with the problem? Aren't you a woman? That's crazy. This woman said I was gonna be really angry and I have a short fuse and blah blah. And I'm praying for you to get better. Me? I'm doing great. What are you talking about? That's cra. Oh, don't threaten me with a good time. She goes, I was gonna say some angry things. Oh, heaven forbid. Women are so retarded. Like, I just can't even.
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Marie sent $20. It's my 18.
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I appreciate the big super chat though. And your weird passive aggressive prayer. Get well soon. Like that's your. That's your super chat. I'm praying that you calm down. Oh, thanks. I'm fine actually, thanks.
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Marie said $20. It's my 18th birthday today. My 8th quarter zip came today. Perfect timing. Keep up the great work. Christ is king.
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Great.
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God bless.
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Glad the 18th birthday. Suddenly I'm very attracted to you. Yesterday I would have said disgusting, a literal child. Yesterday you were a literal child. But today you're a bodacious and beautiful woman. Yesterday you were a literal child. And anybody that would gaze upon you is a sick and perverted individual who should probably be castrated, but really should be killed. If anybody found you attractive yesterday. I think they should be castrated, actually. I think we should run them through with the sword and they should die. But today. Hello. But today. What's up? Yeah, no, but some people really think this way and they're right. They're. You know what? They're a hundred percent correct. Cause that's cuz. That's the legal age of consent. But hey, happy birthday. We'd love to hear it. Good for you. Enjoy that's a lot of candles. You better get married soon cause that's a lot of candles.
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Thoughts on Sagar Admin's future careers including ex friend JD who he met working under Tucker years ago. I know Terry Spiff, but you do shit on him. He's a good guy. Groiper and Jetty
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Sagar vowing to impede admins future careers. Ex French. I don't know what you're talking about. Honestly.
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Alabama Groi percent $250 Yay. Will end up being the most critical figure in exposing the Jews. Hashtag $250 a month club.
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Interesting. Thank you for the huge super chat. I appreciate it. I hope he comes back. We need him to hit that yay button. But I appreciate the massive super chat.
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$20 he has risen. BS getting on my nerves. Like the MF has risen every day for you. Anyways, the GC price is for rich bums and restarts.
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Well, I don't know if you can call it BS. I wouldn't go that far.
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Get K sent $20. I've always felt Jesus died for us every day. And the celebrations of Easter and Christmas were just for C and E. Anyways,
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I what's C and E? I don't get it.
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Hoosier grow I percent $20 Nick, you're right about everything, but none of your takes are better than Chris Jericho being the goat emoji. Thank you for it.
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All true.
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Veronica sent $50. OMG. I feel like you were being way too hard on yourself yesterday. You're so brilliant. I honestly can't wait to see what you do in the future. If it really bothers you, just put on some Rachmaninoff and read up on Greek stuff. You can do it. I believe in you. Hugging face emoji. Also, you shaving is proof you hate women. You take what gives us joy.
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So true. So, so true. But yeah, yeah, there's. There's something that's directionally correct. I'll say that much. Yeah, I don't know. Listen, I appreciate the kind words, but this whole like, you know, just listen to music and study the Greeks or whatever it's like. Thanks. Thank you for telling me that. No, but I appreciate it. I appreciate it. I'm happy to hear that. I Should I bring back the beard? I don't know. Some people like the beard. I don't. I don't like it though. I like to look young. I like to look like a clean cut young man. And you people want this disgusting, sloppy beard because you're. Because you disgust Me and. I don't know.
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Is that a joke?
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National Guard grower. Percent$40. It is written, man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God. Magic.
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Very true. Very true.
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No, no, dude, he's. We're. We're never gonna be friends again. He hates me. You see this clip today? He's bitching about, like, the thumbnail. He's like, who stole the comments are mad at me. It's like, bro, I. I'm. I'm done trying. I tried. I tried. You wanna be a baby? Here's your baba. You know what? I tried. I apologized. I sent him a nice text. I extended the olive branch. And he wants to. About comments and a thumbnail. Here's your motherfucking binky. You wanna be a baby? Here's your motherfucking binky. You know, I tr. I fucking tried. No more Mr. Nice Guy. I'm done trying. You know, I try to be nice. I try to love bomb people, and all they do is give me the cold shoulders. So you know what? Here's your fucking baa ba. Here's your fucking num nums, pal.
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Jan Malinowski. Sent $20. Thank you for another great show. Respectfully, why are you convinced that DJT is not using Iran war strategically against China. Makes sense to me. Thanks, Andai. You have many support from Polish people.
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I was just idiotic squared.
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I did. Yeah. I met him, I think, a couple of times. Really Good guy.
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Swagamathinks. Sent $20.
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A lot.
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Hey, Nick. My sister's wedding is coming up, and she's marrying a Jew. Should I look into his family history, or is that considered anti Semitism? Afraid asking questions will ruffle some feathers?
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It's cooked. It doesn't matter. She's marrying a Jew. You lost her because the Jews, they take from you. The Jews marry into your family, and they take your family member. It's like an alien abduction. And then they become a Jew. I've seen it happen, and I can't go into specifics, but I. Let's just say I've. I'll tell you that much. I've seen it happen. So you lost her?
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You have to sabot unironically you have to sabotage the marriage. I'm not even joking. If the guy's not a Christian. If he's a Christian, like fine, whatever. But if he's not a Christian, you. You literally have to sabotage it.
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Reek. Dovin sent $20.
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By any means. I'm not even joking. Like you just have to reek.
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Dovin sent $20. Sit down with a super chatter earlier. Dude's got a good red heart emoji. But how do we not know? Claude and asking what do we do? Crying face emoji. Wilter flower emoji. Fuh.
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But how do we not know Claw? I don't know what you're saying.
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Yeah. Fuck yeah, I am. No, probably not. Actually. Glenn. I wanna hang out with Glenn. I like Glenn. I like Glenn. He's a good dude. I don't know if we're gonna be at the same club though. I'll say that much. I don't know if the kind of stuff Glenn gets down with. I don't know that we're gonna be in the same club. But you know what? But we're. When we're all in the club, we're all fam. Isn't that what I shouldn't say? That's too. That's a little much. That's a little gratuitous. But you know, who knows? I like Glenn, but maybe. Maybe not at the club. Maybe not like that. He might be a little too extreme for me. I'm a novice. I'm a. I'm a club newbie.
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How 24 cent 20. Tara modging as usual.
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I don't know. I look alright. I look kind of like shit today. Because I don't care.
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5 cent 20. Nick, I know someone who is your doppelganger. He's nearly identical to you from 2020. 34 Act Master Race sent $50. Clan trusters. You fell for it. This is how Trump negotiates and has for 11 years. Me blow up something functional, make threats, save the day with a worse deal than we had. Sounds retarded.
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Well, yeah, exactly. I laid it out during the show. But we're worse off.
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Joy wins. Sent $20. Hey, I'm thinking you don't mean business because you aren't running for Congress at the same time. Why not?
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Psst. Okay.
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Stupid deprived dolphin. Sent $20. Trump announces ceasefire. Not because Iran agreed, but. But because our allies literally can't help because they all rely on Hormuze, oil, China and Russia benefit in all of this. So he backs out for now. Joy wins sent $20. God stopped the war for a hot second. Remember the Medes Azeris will join the Persians.
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Mmm, interesting.
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Well, the Azeris are allied with this.
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Joy wins sent $20. I have a friend with mania. Carl Notorno. He's the smartest person ever. Like OG Trump supporter, biggest one at Yale. How can we make him great again if he's losing it on a daily basis?
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I don't know who that is.
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Joy wins sent $20. The best way to love God is to make him you the only sexual object of your life, which is weird to think about, but like you or his wife. Joy wins sent $20. This peace deal is actually surrender. But the best part about it is we can fucking just know forever that Trump was a gay fucking pedophile. Joy win sent $20. I have a deep love for our movement. Can you please tell me about how you see the future of Jesus Christ in the year of the penitent? Damn it. D sent $20. It's not Caco, it's Art of the deal. In sales, you start high, crazy high, then negotiate down to where you really wanted to be, which seems like a good deal to the other party, but in reality it's not.
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That's hilarious.
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Joy win sent $20. Jesus actually resurrected from the dead double slit experiment. God can see and matter behaves differently if it observes.
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Okay, so this guy just super chatted like 10 more things. I'm just not gonna read them. I think.
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Jai Groiper sent $20. What's up Nick? I don't know how you're feeling today, but search up Jimmy falls from ceiling to have a laugh like Harley is based.
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I remember it. I can picture it in my mind's eye, right?
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El trainer sent $20. Joy wins please. STFU Nick's gonna crash out on you so hard. Do you have the magnetism?
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Yeah, clearly.
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Oz Groy percent $20 is Joe Rogan just a boomer or is he actually compromised? I can't tell. Yeah man, everyone's Johann Sebastian Grey percent $20 appreciated your thoughts on enriching media yesterday. Not too late to get into classical music. Listen to more Bach bot slop. Sent $100. I was at my girlfriend's parents house watching Fox News at dinner when I saw the headline Iran strikes Tel Aviv after Trump announced ceasefire. My stomach was turning and I couldn't eat. They think we're dumb and they're mostly right. Lili Dolph Please save us Lili Dolph Crossed fingers emoji. Crossed fingers emoji folded hands.
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Yeah yeah yeah. Okay, that's just like deranged. Thank you for the big super chat. Oh I don't even know what to do with all that but thanks I guess.
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The laundry cart sent $20. BR definitely just woke up. It's another Taco Tuesday. Missed out generation wealth on S and P. Thanks for the show. When can we tape Sneako Jell o lover sent $20. Since all your friends are wage slaves and can't play Fortnite, can you at least start the show on time? Love from the cgc.
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I'm always on time. The show starts when I'm ready.
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Love what you do. All the military intelligence officers I know are grow wipers. I am one Just a matter of
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White America first sent $20. Great show buddy. Keep being awesome. AOK emoji thank you. This dog hunts 988 sent $20. Still favorite crash out Real naggies are punching holes in walls punching holes in bitches. We love you man. Keep on keeping on.
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Thank you.
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Appreciate it.
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She had 14 year old in Vermont going running for governor. Love your show. Got my wang shirt yesterday. Live long red heart emoji.
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I did not.
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I did not see that high Speed sneeze sent $20. Sounds high Nick. I thought Iran fired Pakistan. Also thoughts on legalizing machine guns and repealing the nfa. Thank you. Stay safe.
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That's what they said. That's what they said on Excuse me
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on Sunday some potato guy sent $20. What are your thoughts on the 70 AD doctrine that says that Jesus return was spiritual at the destruction of Jerusalem? I think it kinda makes sense to bring the spiritual kingdom.
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I don't think we believe that as
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I spent a decade surv it isn't noise, it's foresight.
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Jacob Billy Blum spent $100 power isn't noise. Super cool. It's foresight. I spent a decade surviving Yemen where over 20 nations were tangled in a reality far more complex than most understand. Misread the board and everything falls apart. It's an uphill battle. We are Americans. Do you think we would carry the same trials quietly?
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I don't even know what that means. I appreciate the big super chat though.
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ChatGPT Jacob Daniel sent $20 Catholic my whole life. Recently found I was born 25% Ashkenazi Jew. No offense to Jews. I've been baptized twice since then. Danielle Carey 3 sent $20. Holy cope. Stream LARP maxing big Yahoo just mogged the shit out of you. Lil Nig Gumble 2 Gumball sent $20 false flags. Kharg Island Nuclear war. Buy food and run for the hills. Go to war with Israel. The President has to hide in a bunker. What's next? Astral projecting and Egyptian planes? Calm your tits.
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Oh, that's hilarious. Yeah. Yeah. It's all over now. It's all. Yeah, it's all over. It's all. The lesson that we've learned is that it's all over and we're never going to do anything again.
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Hey, whatever, man. I don't care anymore. You know, I. I did extend the olive branch. I try to be friendly. Whatever.
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So druidbear.
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No. Thanks for the big super.
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Uh, it's coming back at some point.
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Thank you. One person.
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Nothing.
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Crab apples. M. Sent $20. If Trump was a CEO of public company and had a mandate when hired, started the job and was 95% ineffective, he'd be out. It's always hard to fire government employees.
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Amazing.
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Okay, thank you.
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Compared plot 8:55 sent $50. Add me on fo nite. No gogoknight sent $20. It sounds like if we have to tell Israel no, we will have to go in cold war mode once again. Like how we did against the USSR or worse. We might have to go even further than that as well. ZBB2X sent $20. My wife and I are an interracial couple. I'm white and she's black, Mexican and a Groipet. A lot of black folks agree and like you more than you think. We watch you every day. Shout out KK for us. What's the move? Sent $22. 10th gen patriotic. Great show tonight. But what are we supposed to do to fix it all? Just vote Democrat. That's it, huh? Feigal $0.89 $20. Don't throw down on your future love life. Not a pick me. Honesty and honestly, any girl would be lucky as hell to be with you. You are unique. You have many amazing qualities. Feel good to be you.
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I don't.
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No, you don't.
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You don't understand.
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It's not lying.
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Thank you, I appreciate it.
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Big guys need to drink. M Capri sun sent $30 what was that book you recommended written by that one expert on the Talmud? Also, what are the best gay bars in Chicago?
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Ha ha. Let me think about the first question, not the second one. I don't know. Expert on the Talmud? I don't remember. What was that book about the Tal bud? I don't. I don't remember. Which fucking one.
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Wait, wait. What was that book about the Talmud again? Oh, what was that book about the Jews? I don't know.
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American cancellation sent $100. Rachel Corey was in Gaza completing her senior project for college when she protested the destruction of the local pharmacist's home in 2013, the IDF mocked at her with a pancake party. If our government didn't care about its own citizens lives when protesting Israel, then why expect them to care now?
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I don't know what that means, but sounds diabolical. Thanks for that. I would like a. Is that like a urban dictionary thing? I would like some pancakes right now. But what does that mean, pancake party? Is that some like, gross thing? Sounds kind of awesome. Sounds kind of awesome if I'm being honest. I would like a pancake party. Unless it's some weird, disgusting, violent or sexual thing. Uh, but I appreciate the big super chat. Don't know what that is, but.324. Yeah, it's great boiler point commentary. Boilerplate commentary about Israel. If America doesn't care about Americans. And Yeah, great dimer.
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324. $100. Thank you, Pakistan. Saving the wild. I will give my life for Pakistan. Smiley face emoji. Smiley face emoji.
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Honestly, Pakistan has sent the army, dude. Honestly, people on Pakistan. Thank you, Pakistan. Say thank you, Pakistan.
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689. $250.
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Thank you for the big super chat. No message. Wonderful. I really appreciate $50.
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What's with Owen Ben Stein still whining and confetting about you?
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Who cares? He's a Jew. Okay, that's our last super chat. That's gonna do it for me. Wow, another late show. Well, that's all I have for you right now. That's gonna do it for me. Remember to smash the follow button on Rumble. Smash the like button. Leave a comment. I'm on the air Monday through Friday. As always, thank you to our top super Chatters. Big special. Thank you to John the Dude Nigrosaurus. Those are from yesterday. Joy Wins, Alabama, Groiper, Cosi, Jester, Max Supermoon, Millennial Tenrio, Jid Groiper, Arch Bigot, Autistic Maxing Bot, Slop Jacob, Billy, J. Rod, American Cancelli and Goper. Three, two, four. Thanks to them. Thanks to all our super chatters Everybody that watches, we love you. 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.