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Get started for free@turbotenant.com. I want to finish my thoughts on this anti American subversion here on the American home front. There's a lot happening when it comes to Iran and the Middle east as well. But for now, folks, just a quick word from our sponsor of today's show, which is the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. Ifcj, let me paint you a picture. It's midnight, sirens blare. You only have seconds to grab your child and run. Now imagine you're elderly. Your legs don't work like they used to. Getting downstairs feels impossible. And after all that, you end up in a bomb shelter for hours, even days, because you can't make that trek again. This is what's happening across Israel as Operation Epic Fury continues. Children are being traumatized. Families are exhausted. Homes have been destroyed. 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As I mentioned, it's happening all across the political spectrum and unfortunately, those on the quote, unquote right, who are doing some of these same influence operations, most recently, actually, I just saw Tucker Carlson yesterday talking about how Islamic societies are apparently more advanced than Western civilization because of Sharia law. Really? Really. Who is paying you to deliver that message? Sharia law, the famously forward thinking, progressive oriented, innovative, innovation, friendly Sharia law. I mean, what is this guy smoking? But whether it's that, whether it's this Chinese communist, Marxist, Leninist propaganda on the left there, there is so much foreign influence happening all around us. And I know that it's very fashionable these days to say, oh my God, AIPAC is buying off Americans in D.C. or oh my God, it's the Israel Lobby, or it's the Jewish influence, the Jews that. The Jews that. All these terrible Christian Zionists I mean, that's very fashionable these days, say all those things. There's and there actually are foreign operations happening all across our eyes, including this stunt that just played out in Cuba. This is absolutely a foreign Chinese Communist Party orchestrated op. The ops just aren't necessarily what the so called influencers are necessarily telling you what they are. Now. There is a real war happening in the Middle east and the war is still playing out very much in real time. We are still in this five day period where Donald Trump is not striking the Iranian energy facilities. The actual war is still continuing apace. Pakistan, for XYZ reasons, has decided to assert itself as the mediator between Iran, Israel and the United States there. So apparently there could be a Pakistani mediated meeting as soon as potentially later this week we will see if that transpires between all three of the parties, the us Israel and the Islamic Republic of Iran. I don't fully understand exactly why Pakistan should be mediating this meeting. If you can't tell, I am highly skeptical of that. Pakistan, after all, was I guess considered a U.S. ally during the Cold War for the very simple reason that the United States had an interest in making sure that India didn't get too aggressive because India was seen as sympathetic to the Soviet Union, was a whole Cold War geopolitical chessboard. Unfortunately, whatever chips America put in the Pakistani basket did not exactly pay off. We learned that the hard way in May 2011 when we found out that Pakistan was actually harboring and sheltering, oh yeah, that guy, Osama bin Laden, literally in Pakistan. So I have no idea why Pakistan ought to be trying to host this conference. Now the latest is that Donald Trump is saying he's essentially telegraphing that he's getting very eager to make a deal. And this gets back to our long standing emphasis on the difference between ends and means, on goals and tactics. And the goal here, as Donald Trump surely understands, is that the Islamic Republic of Iran cannot and must not be a threat after this is done. And on yesterday's show we explained how the fact that over this past weekend, how Iran was launching missiles at Diego Garcia, this joint American British military base in the middle of the Indian Ocean, how they were trying to launch these missiles two and a half thousand miles away, that should indicate that Iran's missile program is not exactly fully depleted yet. And frankly, it really ought to awaken the European powers because if Iran can shoot a missile of two and a half thousand miles, that puts basically the entire European continent in play, probably London, Dublin, I mean, as far west as that is potentially in play as well, depending on the specifics of the missile there. So the job is not done yet. Now, one guy who is apparently adamant that the job is not done yet, interestingly, is Mohammed bin Salman, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, who apparently, according to the New York Times, has been pushing Donald Trump to continue prosecuting the war effort against Iran. Bin Salman is arguing that the US Israeli military campaign presents a, quote, historic opportunity to remake the Middle East. There was other reporting, I believe it's from the Washington Post, if memory serves, that bin Salman had privately been encouraging Donald Trump to start this war effort in the first place. So now with the New York Times saying something very similar there, as I said in yesterday's show, one of my issues with these Arab countries is that they so often will privately talk the right talk and very rarely publicly walk the right walk. We're going to bring on Jason Greenblatt, the former Trump 45 White House official and a real knowledgeable actor when it comes to the broader Gulf and the Sunni Arab countries there. We're going to bring on Jason tomorrow and I want to get his thoughts on this because to me, I don't fully understand exactly how The Saudis, Emiratis, etc. How they can justify not actually getting involved yet. Really. I mean, I'm sorry, but you guys are just a total bunch of freeloaders. I mean the UAE in particular, which is probably the most western friendly of all the Arab countries, like literally all of them, the UAE is probably number one. They've been shelt. The UAE has taken more incoming fire than any country in the region for the past month, literally any. They've gotten like twice as many drones missiles combined as Israel has. How is the UAE justified not lifting a finger? I totally don't get that. Now, there was a recent phone call between Donald Trump and Bibi Netanyahu when it came to this five day pause when Trump is saying that we're not going to strike the energy facilities when it comes to the fact that Pakistan is now trying to get this three party meeting between the U.S. israel and Iran. And apparently, reports Lahav Harkov over at Jewish Insider, Lahav is a very good reporter, has great sourcing on these issues. Lahav says that the phone call between Trump and Netanyahu was certainly a friendly call. It's not hostile or anything. But according to her, and Lahav is Israeli, just to be clear, she says that it was not enough to reassure Jerusalem and therefore Netanyahu has dispatched ron Dermer to D.C. to try to prevent what Israel fears could be a bad deal. Ron Dermer was the former Israeli ambassador to the US he was born in the United States. English was his first language. He is very, very, very smart man who is known to be very friendly with the Trump administration. With Donald Trump there, I believe Trump and his inner circle think quite of Ron Dermer, if I'm not mistaken there. So Dermer has essentially been dispatched to the United States to try to make sure that whatever deal is reached is not a terrible deal. And ultimately, it really is the specific details that will determine whether or not any possible deal with the Iranians is actually worth doing. But the upshot remains this, and this has been the problem now for 47 years, is that any deal with these guys, even if it is the best deal, the details are amazing. Let's say that they say they're going to actually take all of their fissile material, their enriched uranium. They will dig it out of their mountains where they've been burying it hundreds of feet below the earth. They will dig it all out. They will ship it over to the IAEA or to the United States or to various other international inspectors. They will get rid of all that. They will ferret it out of the earth. They will take all of their ballistic missiles, and they will destroy them there. Even if the terms on paper look amazing, like 10 out of 10, how do you trust them? I mean, this really has been the issue since day one. Fundamentally, how do you trust people that are just some of the biggest liars on the face of the earth? Again, the devil's always in details. We will see how the plan actually shapes up if there even gets to be that stage. At this still somewhat early juncture of the war, Barack Obama's nuclear deal was catastrophically terrible because, among other things, it was just on the nukes. It had nothing to do with the ballistic missile program or the fund of all the proxies, Hezbollah, Houthis, Hamas, etc. So there were a million things that Barack Obama's deal did not address. I'm sure that Donald Trump and Steve Wyckoff and Jared Kushner have learned those lessons. In the meantime, the United States is not taking its foot totally off the gas pedal. 2200 more US Marines are arriving in the Middle East. There's a lot of rumors as to whether or not Donald Trump will consider launching some sort of extremely limited ground incursion. A lot of folks are freaking out over that. And again, the devil's always in the details. I would think that if that happens. It would really only be to take a very strategic choke point like a carg island near the Strait of Hormuz, a place like that. There. There's not going to be, folks, there's not going to be a march to Tehran from the Gulf. That's not going to happen. There's zero interest in that. There's no appetite. It's not going to happen there. So a lot of moving parts. We are tracking it all here on the show and we will have much more for you after a short commercial break, folks. We'll be right back with more on the other side. What's better than receiving rent on the first, not having to ask for it. Stop wasting your time and let software handle rent collection for you. It's easy, free, and you don't have to be the bad guy. Get started@turbotenant.com. Welcome back. So early on, just after Operation Epic Fury started, we had a handful of guests to talk about their early analysis there. And one of those guests at the time was Mike Duran, who was a very smart man. Mike Duran is at Hudson Institute, just a general smart thinker on foreign policy and a bit of a specialist when it comes to the particular thorny issue of Iran. And I remember asking Mike at the time his thoughts as to whether or not this possible rupture would happen. Whereas at the very beginning of the war, the US And Israel were doing the exact same thing, just blowing up a lot of Iranian regime infrastructure, top leaders, mullahs, ayatollahs that are there. And I essentially said to Mike Duran, will the day come where there is tension between Trump and Netanyahu? Is it going to be a time where these respective national interests of the United States and Israel diverge? And let's be very clear before moving on here, it should be axiomatic, it should be self evident that the national interest, the United States and Israel are not exactly literally the same. This is overstated by some people in the pro Israel camp, of which I obviously am in the camp myself there. There are a lot of folks, Tucker comes to mind, who say that Israel is a net harm. Not only do they not benefit the United States, even though Petexeth has literally explained exactly how they do, how they are a quote, unquote force multiplier. Anyway, the Tucker of the world say that Israel tends to drag America down. That's demonstrably false again, as the past month I think has pretty clearly shown in empirical fashion. But it would be severely overstated in the case as well to say that the national interest. The United States and Israel are exactly the same. For that matter, it should be self evident that the national interests of no two countries are literally exactly the same. It's just not true. And it's even just a very clear example here, because I've been asked many times myself as to what would this look like in practice, where the national interest might be slightly different. I'll give you an example, actually. So in the northern Israeli port, the coastal city of Haifa, which is the northernmost populous city not terribly far from the border with Lebanon, Israel was building a brand new port for all these ships and tankers that were coming in. They were building this port maybe four or five, six years ago, so end up taking a lot of bids, a lot of bidders there. And at the time, they were considering a bid from China, from a Chinese owned company. And from their perspective, it's a very small country. It makes sense. You don't want to, you know, you don't want to alienate all the superpowers. You want to try to have good relations with your best friend, the United States, but you still want to have decent relations with China. But from the American perspective, we hate that as we should. We hate China, as we should. They're evil, they're horrible, they are an awful actor. So the interests are not the exact same there. So that's the preface for this whole conversation as to whether or not this day is going to come, where Trump and Netanyahu will have slightly different endgames here as to what ought to happen in Iran. I don't think that we are there quite yet, but it is entirely possible that that day will come. And my prediction as to what will happen at that time is that Netanyahu will essentially just take his wins. He is, after all, the junior partner in this bilateral relationship. The United States is the big dog. There is zero question whatsoever about that there. And if Trump determines that the mission is over, Israel could certainly act on its own, but they would not do so in a way that went against Donald Trump's sentiments or against his orders there. So at this point, there's been severe damage done to Iran. And if the effort were to end right here, it would definitely be a massive win. The region, and by extension the world, is a much, much safer place right now, certainly by any trace of the imagination, than it was one month ago for sure, to say nothing of two years ago, prior to the B2 bombing run of the nuke sites last June. But, but Mr. President, you should finish this job on your own stipulated terms. And on your own stipulated terms, that means making sure that Iran is fully neutralized as a threat. Now, unfortunately, there continue to be all sorts of threats here on the home front as well. Joe Biden and Kamala Harris led in, as you will recall, at least an estimated 8 million completely unvetted illegal aliens. Each and every one of them a potential hazard, a potential terrorists in the making. I'm not saying that all of them are, but potential is doing a lot of work there in that description. All this is happening, by the way, in case you forgot, at a time that the United States Department of Homeland Security is barely being funded. So the parts that Democrats purport to hate, namely ice, all sorts of the immigration infrastructure, the apparatus that's actually being funded, a lot is being funded, at least from the one big beautiful Bill back in 2025, if not from other sources as well. Now, the effect of this is that parts that don't impact immigration are currently being shut down. FEMA is being partially shut down and above all, TSA is being partially shut down. So TSA workers have now gone at least one or two paycheck cycles without actually getting a paycheck. There have been at least 400 TSA agents who have actually quit their job. ICE is now being deployed throughout the country. ICE is now at least in a handful of major airports. Chicago, Cleveland, Atlanta, Houston, New York, New York City, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Phoenix, etc etc etc. There aren't a ton of actual physical ICE agents yet. The media tends to be over overstating this. They're basically going there at some of these limited airports and they're basically going to just try to take care of the actual safety and make sure the airport is secure so that the TSA guys can do what the TSA guys do, like run the X ray machines and things like that. For what it's worth, Tom Homan, the border czar, who in my opinion really should have been the next DHS secretary, but neither here nor there, he went on Fox News to say that lines at the airports are actually already shorter and are getting better in real time. Here is Tom Holman on Fox News. The wait lines already dropped. Plus we're doing a security function at the airports. We're going to arrest criminals going through this airport. We're going to look for human trafficking, sex trafficking, money, you know, money smuggling. We're going to be at the airports working with our brothers and sisters and tsa. There are brothers and sisters in dhs. President Trump made a smart move. We're going to keep the airplanes flying. We're going to get the American people to those lines quicker and we're not going to give up President Trump's promise to American people to make his country safer every day. And that's what we're going to keep doing. So again, I will find out tomorrow because I'm flying a CPAC tomorrow. Make sure to come find me on cpac, by the way, if you will be there on Thursday. I am speaking Thursday afternoon at CPAC at one of the largest conservative conferences in the country every year. Looking forward to that. I've done a lot of these CPAC panels in past years. I've never actually done, I don't think I've ever done a standalone speech. So they gave it to me this year and I, I plan to make the most of it. I hope, I'm hoping and expecting to attract some attention for what I intend to say. There's make sure you're not going to want to miss this. We'll unpack it for you certainly on the show on Friday. But I will be fine tomorrow. And we'll see if Tom Homan is right. When it comes to the shorter airport lines, Democrats are just seemingly having a ball. They're seemingly having a field day as we the people are suffering through these TSA short staff. I don't really understand exactly how Democrats think that this redounds to their political benefits. There is just so much ample political ammunition here, so much opportunity for Republicans to try to go on offense with and try to beat Democrats across the head with a cudgel. I mean, run these ads talking about how Democrats are standing with illegal aliens. Or as the case may be thinking back to the State of the Union, they're sitting, they're sitting with illegal aliens as opposed to standing with we the people there. The ads guys basically write themselves. So if you are a scriptwriter, if you are an ad creator at the rnc, the nrsc, the nrcc, what are you doing? I mean, this information is literally being tailor made, is being handed to you on a silver platter. Just go ahead and write this ad. In the interim, when it comes to the utter poop show at the airports, which apparently is becoming slightly less poopy, per Tom Homan, I saw this great headline out of Atlanta, the Atlanta Journal Constitution being the major newspaper there in Atlanta. Atlanta is the home of Delta Airlines, famously, and Delta is a major, major corporate presence there in the city, in the metropolitan area of Atlanta, Georgia. So per the the ajc, the local newspaper there, Delta has announced that they are Suspending their special congressional desk service. Members of Congress cannot access a special desk. They will not be given any extra privileges at least until the shutdown is over. That that folks, is how you run a business. That is a MAGA America first way to run a business. Personally speaking, I actually already prefer Delta of the major American Airlines, Delta, United, American. To me, Delta is the best. I think American's probably second. United is at least favorite. Again, just personal preference, but Delta is definitely my favorite. Ready. If anything, I will try to slightly go out of my way to prioritize Delta when they do things like this there. So if you're trying to win back normal Americans into into your company, this is a very, very, very good way to do it in the interim. Yesterday Markway Mullen was confirmed as the new Secretary of Homeland Security. So it looked last week that the guy might not make it out of committee because Rand Paul, the chairman of the rolling committee, just hates Mark Wayne Mullen a deeply personal grudge. But John Fetterman ends up voting for Mullen to get him out of committee. On the actual Senate floor, Mullen is confirmed 54 to 45. Ends up getting votes not just from from Senator Fetterman but also from Senator Heinrich out in New Mexico as well. Ends up being at least a somewhat bipartisan vote. Incidentally, we have a new individual who's been named to fill the seat of Mark Wayne Mullen there in the Sooner State in the state of Oklahoma. Kevinson announcing that it's going to be Alan Armstrong. Looks like he will be the new center from Oklahoma. A rather curious pick actually for at least one very interesting reason. I was kind of doing a little bit of an eyebrow raise this one. I will explain to you what that is and have much more on the other side of a quick merch break. Say this folks. 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But one of my favorite political stats, you know, that's a very nerdy thing to say, one of my favorite political stats, but I am kind of a political nerd. Oklahoma has 60 plus counties. 60, 70, somewhere in that range. Every single county in Oklahoma, every single county including the most urban county. So Oklahoma County, Oklahoma is where OKC is. So okc, Tulsa, all of them, all of the counties have voted for the Republican president candidate over the Democrat in every election. Going back to bush over Kerry 2004. You have to go back to Bush versus Gore in 2000 to find the last time that there was a presidential election and you had a single county vote for Democrat. It's just a mind blowing statistic there. So this is as red a state as it gets. And Kevin Stitt, who I've met numerous times actually, Kevin Stitt, he's very, very nice man. He was one of the only governors to actually endorse Ron DeSantis presidential bid in the 2024 cycle along with Kim Reynolds of Iowa. That put him on the wrong side for a little while of Donald Trump. Stitt has done some other things that some Oklahoma conservatives tend to take umbrage with. I generally like what I see, but I understand that he has some other issues. His pick at face value to replace Mullen seems slightly curious. So this guy's name is Alan Armstrong. Allen Armstrong is essentially a wealthy oil man and wealthy oil man. If you know anything about Oklahoma and Oklahoma Republican politics, that is a very common theme in the state of Oklahoma. So he is the leader of the Williams Company, which is a Tulsa, Oklahoma based oil and natural gas company. The curious part about this and the reason that I'm raising some eyebrows here is because he gave a donation. He gave a political donation after 01-06-2021 to a man by the name of Adam Kinjinger. Remember him? Oh yeah. Adam Kininger was one of the leading anti Trump never Trumpers from at the time within the Republican Party. It was him and Liz Cheney. So Armstrong, this ultra wealthy oil guy goes out of his way to donate to this ardent, adamant, never Trumper. And you have this Governor Kevin Stitt, who again is generally pret conservative but has done some things to tick off Trump and the MAGA base. And I don't really understand exactly then what the rationale is for this pick. I mean again, maybe I'm missing something. The guy as far as I can tell, has Never served in politics ever. So he has no experience there. That's fine. I don't really mind that at all. If anything, that could be a good thing. But maybe he's like, maybe he has the most hardcore right wing views. Magical. Again, this is Oklahoma, okay? This is not Georgia, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Michigan. This is Oklahoma. Freaking Houma. I mean, you can basically nominate Attila the Hun to that seat and that'll be a safe Republican seat in the next time that that dude is up for reelection. So I'm not fully understanding this pick, I think would be a very polite way of saying it. Again, we have virtually nothing else to judge him on other than this one donation, but he went out of his way to give 5,800 bucks to never Trumper par excellence. Adam Kininger after the 1-6-20 assault on the Capitol. So I am not seeing this, to be honest with you. But I guess we will learn more in, in the days to come. What I am seeing unfortunately is another tragedy, another tragedy called this lake and Riley 2.0 if you will. And it happened to an 18 year old girl by the name of Sheridan Gorman. Sheridan Gorman was a student at Loyola University in Chicago, a campus that I have been to. I used to live in Chicago, went to law school. There's Sheridan Gorman is actually from my home county of Westchester County, New York, just a young 18 year old girl originally from Yorktown Heights, New York, who was there in Chicago studying at Loyola. And she was walking the beach, walking one of the beaches on the north side of Chicago. There are any number of beaches along the lakefront there on Lake Michigan, a lot of pretty beautiful beaches, albeit they're not really operative for a lot of the year because it's freezing. But she's walking there with some of her friends and she was killed by an illegal alien. It's basically that simple. So the legal alien approaches, ultimately branches a firearm, fires and this beautiful young 18 year old girl, Sheridan Gorman is tragically killed. Now the individual by the name of Jose Medina, 25 years old, was immediately charged by Chicago Police Department with first degree murder and attempted first degree murder. He was arrested this past Friday. He made an initial court appearance on Monday and he appears to be here illegally. So my own 2 cents when it comes to illegal aliens here in the country, there is that there's no point in doing this whole song and dance, this whole process of prosecuting. Just deport the dude, deport him. He never should have been here. I mean, this is the crazy part, these people never should have been Here. It's just awful. I mean, all the Black Lives Matter activists. George Floyd, say his name. Michael Floyd or Michael Brown. Excuse me, Hands up, don't shoot. That whole farce, that lie from Ferguson, Missouri, 2014. They say, say his name. Okay, I'll say their names. But you say Lake and Riley. You say Sheridan Gorman, you say their names. These are innocent, young, beautiful Americans who have been gunned down, killed when it comes to illegal alien crime in this country. And we the people are not going to stand for it. Indeed, we are not standing for it. This was the number one issue, of course, that led to Donald Trump being elected in 2024. The Biden border crisis was the number one issue that did end Democrats in 2024. It's just horrible stuff. And it's horrible stuff that has a real human impact. I live here in South Florida. Seemingly every week I see some new local headline, whether it's Miami, Dade County, Broward County, Palm beach county, somewhere in the broader South Florida area. I see a new headline seemingly every week about some act of illegal alien crime. I vividly remember reading one such story. I believe it was last year, in 2025. There's a Barnes Noble, a bookstore. It was in Boca Raton or somewhere else in Palm Beach County. Illegal alien just opens fire in a gun store. Old lady's dead, killed, senseless, absolutely senseless. And to the people who are saying that illegal aliens are not disproportionately committed to criminal activity, I say this, yes, they are. How do I know that? Because that's literally why they're here. Their first act, crossing that border was a crime. The amount of gaslighting that you have to do in order to try to convey the sentiment that an illegal alien is not more criminogenic. I think the criminologists say is not more inclined to do crimes. The amount of mental gymnastics you have to do is nuts. These ads write themselves Republicans. If only you are paying attention. The craziest part is this is how terrible the city of Chicago is. And it makes me sad because I used to live there. I've lived in Chicago for three years. I actually loved living there. It was freezing, really cold. It snowed all the time, bone chilling snow. And it's very corrupt and it's very Democrat. There's a lot not to like, but it's just a great city. If you've ever spent time in Chicago, maybe not these days. If you spend time there 10, 20 years ago, you know what I'm talking about. It's a classic American city and Chicagoans are not New Yorkers. I'm from New York. I can say that originally they're nicer people. It's just a great city. But it's run by fricking bums. And it has now for multiple mayoral administrations. Lori Lightfoot into the current Communist, Brandon Johnson. So I saw this clip that was going viral in my social media feed actually yesterday after this horrific murder of Sheridan Gordon. Listen to this from a woman by the name of Maria Hadden. She is the alderwoman for the 49th Ward. So she basically serves in the Chicago City Council, the city, municipality, lawmaking body, etc. This woman is a psychopath. This is what she says about Sheridan Gordon. Gunned down on Chicago beach by an illegal island. She says, quote, the kids were out doing normal things people do in the neighborhood. And it sounds like this might have been a wrong place, wrong time situation. Running into a person who had a gun. A person who had a gun. He's an illegal alien. Are we? Ah, they might have unintentionally startled this person at the npr. Startled him? Startled him. What? Talk about victim blaming. Blaming the people who were killed. No. There is one person culpable for this, and that is Jose Medina, the little alien who should have been sent packing within minutes of committing this atrocity. Say her name, Sheridan Gorman. In the interim, send all these bums packing. Do not stop. Mark Wayne Mullen, now that you are the new secretary for Women's security, do not stop when it comes to deporting all of these bumps. All of them. God willing, more Lake and Riley's and more Sheridan Gormans will be saved. If so, folks, have a great rest of your evening. Josh Hammersani off. We'll be right back with more tomorrow.
