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Rob Carson
Hold it now. You are about to hear the most
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Jim Gossett
interesting, informative, thought provoking and funny show in America on air and on the world Wide web. This is the Rob Parson Show.
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Rob Carson
This is hour number two of the Rob Carson Show. Hello. Welcome to it. Glad to have you with us on radio stations around country. Thank you very much. Like wcbm, Inglorious Ballmer, KSCO and Santa Cruz, KBQ and Albuquerque. Let's see the benning media stations all across New Hampshire, all over the place. Oh my gosh, WGMD and in lovely Rehoboth beach up and down the east coast. I'm hoping to get out there real soon once the weather warms up. I love it out there. Delaware. Delaware is Iowa meets the beach. If you ever get a chance to go, it's pretty amazing. You're driving along the highway, it's flat as a pancake. There's a, you know, chicken coop over here, a hog farrowing unit over here. Let's see a farmer's market here. And then the ocean. Oh my God. Then the ocean. Then the ocean. It's a kind of a weird place, but it's, it's pretty cool too. So anyway, welcome to all of our affiliate stations, hopefully adding more as the show continues to grow. And of course you streamers, you beautiful streamers on all of Newsmax social media, including my rumbly roos, my YouTubers, my Facebookies and my Xers. You guys are awesome. We've got a great communities and all of those social media platforms. So it's, it's pretty darn cool. And again. And it's, again, it's growing. It's growing by leaps and bounds because we're the only show in America who does comedy too. You know, just like I did for Rush, we do it here. And it's pretty darn fun. It's pretty darn fun. By the way, by the way, U.S. supreme Court delivered a historic, groundbreaking victory for parental rights, dismantling California's secret gender transition regime, which is the most evil thing you could possibly imagine. I mean, of all the evil you can think of, like Dr. Ewell, you know, stroking his hairless cat in the, in the, in the belly of a volcano, couldn't come up with something more evil than, hey, let's secretly transgenderize children without telling their parents. And the Democrat party thought that was cool. Okay, that's, I mean, let's say it again. The, the Democrat party in places like California said that if little girls aren't happy, just tell them they need to be little boys and then give them a different identity. And then go to a doctor and get on puberty blockers which block the natural process of puberty. Then go into mutilative surgery and get a female circumcision, remove your healthy breath, breast tissue, fashion a phallus from the sheath of the skin of your arm or leg and dangle it between your legs like an ear waiting for transplant. But don't tell the parents about it. I mean, are you out of your mind? Are you out of your mind? Those who are made to believe absurdities will commit atrocities. And they did. And they did. And they did. But the Supreme Court has said, wow, that's super evil. Let's not do that anymore. Honestly. Wow. One day we will look back at this chapter in history preceding the moment we're in right now, the last four or five years with Democrats and Joe Biden starting, you know, 2018, 2019, and all of the frickin madness and mania that we went through, all of the censorship, all of this, and we will look at it and go, seriously, wtf? Really? Honestly, wtf? What in the hell were you thinking? But at least the Supreme Court has recognized that we'll have more of that as the, as the show progresses. We've been talking about the, you know, the military, Operation Epic Fury. We know now that the Ayatollah was killed in minutes and 39 of his associates were killed in minutes. We know that millions and millions of Persians and Iranians danced in the streets in places like Canada and France and Paris, England and all that in Australia, for God's sake. And they dance with the Jews. They dance with Jews. Oh my God. I thought Iran was Islamist. No, no, no. The Islamists have just occupied Iran for 47 years. And by the way, two generations of young women were raised in bondage for all of you who, you know. Oh, yeah, the United States is a slave nation, you know, 180 years ago. Right, right. Yeah. How about the slavery of women in places like Iran that have gone on for 47 years? Could you imagine? Can you imagine being a Persian when the Ayatollah ushered in and said, you have to cover yourselves. And you cannot work and you cannot show your faces and you cannot be in public without a relative. And if you do, you will be beaten to death or imprisoned. Could you imagine 47 years of that? And yet the View can't even celebr that. The View can't even celebrate something like that. The women of the View, for God's sake, can't even do that. Here is Liz Hasselbeck on the View yesterday, trying to smack some sense into these ladies.
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Pete Hegseth
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. I said that this is now the time for the Iranian people to stand and do what they need to do. And when we have a. When you look at what women looked like and were treated like, we have a before and after. Before this regime. And after. This is before and here is after. And right now, these women have hope. 47 million women have hope. Women, people who are gay are not being thrown off buildings. Women will not be mutilated and murdered. And I think there's such hope. And there it takes, I'll bet you
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Rob Carson
they won't even throw it gays off the buildings anymore over there.
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Pete Hegseth
Strengths to find peace. And America should be first at that always.
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Rob Carson
Well, you know, here's the thing, though. I remember in. And I hope, I hope you're right. I hope for the sake of the Iranian people and for the sake. Oh, I really don't think you do, because you're already saying that we shouldn't have gone in there. And you would have been perfectly fine leaving it right where it was. You would have been perfectly, perfectly fine leaving it the way it was because you don't care. Democrats just don't care. They would rather we even heard. I don't know. I think it might have been Adam Schiff. We shouldn't have killed the Ayatollah. Really, really. Is this, Is this how far we have sunk that we hate one man so much that we're willing to let 90 million people continue to live in bondage in a nation that is known only for terror, exporting nothing but terror and selling its oil to despotic regimes, communist regimes around the world, and using that money to pay their affiliates to go out and commit acts of terror? You would rather Donald Trump not get the Donald Trump not get the credit, but you'd rather have people just remain in bondage? That's what the Democrat Party's saying, by the way. It is just remarkable. It is just remarkable. Carl Higbee, who is an American hero, he fought in the. I guess you'd Call it the Iraq war, the Afghanistan war, Special Forces. I've talked to this guy before. He killed a lot of bad guys. He kicked a lot of doors down, and he killed a lot of bad guys. And I said, do you have pts? And he goes, rob, no. He goes, I was trained for this. This is what I did. I'm not, I'm not trying to demean anybody who does have ptsd. Carl is just, he is a, he is a remarkable man. Have you ever met this man? He is a brave man. He's a strong man. And, and, and I would rather listen to this guy any day than somebody like Anna Navarro over on the View who has no clue, or Adam Schiff or Chris Murphy or Tucker Carlson. Here's Carl Higby. Nobody, by the way, discusses the overwhelming force of the American military like Carl Higbee. I want you to listen to this from Newsmax last night. You're not going to find this anywhere else. Not on Fox, not anywhere else.
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Carl Higbee
By the way, all the Chinese air defenses were useless against our fighters and eliminated. And then we decapitated a regimental that has been building for 50 years to fight the United States. And we did it in a weekend. This Ayatollah has been screaming about this kind of stuff for 40 years. And we killed him on day one of this campaign.
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Rob Carson
No, I know.
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Carl Higbee
Say hi to Allah for me, dude. Remember when I told you last week the three biggest air forces in the world, The US Air Force, followed by the US army, then the US Navy. Russia claims a bunch of planes, but they don't actually fly. So here's the deal. To anyone who wants to pick a fight with the U.S. the United States of America has 13,043 active planes in our arsenal. We used 10% of them for this operation. Only four of our 20 B2 Freedom Doritos, by the way, we had another 40% of our air Force on standby. Just for comparison. Iran had had 551. Most of them identify as was. Were. Yeah, we used two carrier battle groups for this operation.
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Rob Carson
Identify as was.
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Pete Hegseth
Were.
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Rob Carson
Oh, my God, we have.
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Carl Higbee
We use less than 10% of our Navy to do this. We didn't even need my people. Not one SEAL or Delta or Ranger or other SOCOM units were used.
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Rob Carson
Man, they would be crapping themselves if
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Carl Higbee
you showed up on the ground for this. Not One of nearly 500,000 army soldiers hit the ground. Not one of nearly 200,000 Marines that, believe me, right now, they are frothing at the mouth to get into this fight. Not one of The National Guard or reserve troops had to be called that already wasn't on duty. We didn't even need to call the Coast Guard, which is good, by the way, thank God, because Democrats currently have DHS shut down funding.
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Rob Carson
That's true, yeah.
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Carl Higbee
They don't have any money to do this.
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Rob Carson
That is true.
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Carl Higbee
Yeah. Not one of the 1.3 million troops that we have set foot in Iran for this op. And yet in 48 hours, we did the equivalent of taking out their entire Cabinet, their Joint Chiefs gone. Their Pentagon dust, Their white house gone. 80% of their air Force sinking and disabling a quarter of their Navy, shutting off their Internet blocking satellite transmission. Then just for fun, we hacked their national TV network just to play Trump's speech about liberating Iran. Funny also, too. All of a sudden, Russia wants to have conversations with us.
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Rob Carson
Weird.
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Carl Higbee
Bet you China ain't feeling so good either.
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Rob Carson
No, not too much.
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Carl Higbee
You see, peace is when you're capable of great violence and choose not to use it because no one else questions your ability, which is our goal.
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Rob Carson
Boom. Carl Higby. Unbelievable. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show.
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Commercial Announcer
One thing I would like to see
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Rob Carson
updated is the word homeless to the word unhoused. How about new. I've been seeing that on news reports. They're still doing that nonsense, unhoused. Really? I mean, honestly. Wow, I thought we were over that idiotic word replacement nonsense, the WOKE nonsense. But apparently not so much. Not so much with some news agencies. It's. It's ridiculous. Fortunately, we have seen a lot of the death of woke, the rise of conservative comedy, the rise of political incorrectness. Again, have you noticed that? Have you noticed that with some comedians lately? It's. It's very nice. There's a conservative comedian. I can't remember his name. He's. He's a rather rotund, and he. He got banned in Minneapolis. A big surprise. And who. Honestly, who cares? I used to do stand up in Minneapolis at Acme Comedy Club before it went nuts. But it's nice to see the conservative comedies on the Ascension because the left can't be taken seriously anymore. That's really what it's all about. 71% of Americans agree with the SAVE Act. 71% of us want to know that our vote is going to matter and not be stolen, because so many people know that Democrats have brought millions of illegals into the country, loaded them up with largesse to steal our votes, and everybody knows that our voting system is a joke. You know, and you hear Democrats just immediately saying no. Voter fraud. Really? Really. Chicago is a punchline. It's been a punchline since Kennedy. All right? Philadelphia is a punchline. Okay? Voter fraud is rampant in this country. I mean, and if you don't believe it, you're high. Ridiculous. 71% of Americans, 69% of independents, 50% of Democrats. Big surprise. Because they can't win on ideas, the Democrats. They can't. They've got a rig elections, they've got a gerrymander and all of that. By the way, the Supreme Court restored New York Republic Republicans congressional district, so they weren't able to gerrymander and basically assure only Democrats were represented. Supreme Court blocked the state judge from redrawing Nicole Malliotakis congressional district, agreeing to her emergency request money to restore the lines that connect Staten island and parts of Brooklyn. We're going to have Doug Burns on to talk more about this tomorrow. But these redistricting battles appear to be heading in our direction. They're trying to make Virginia represented by nine Democrats and one Republican, even though half. More than half of the state is Republican because of the psychotic crazy cat lady who is the governor of the state of Virginia. Her name is Abigail Scamperger. And so there's going to be a referendum on that. And I have a good feeling that they're going to say to the Democrats, how about you stick it because you guys are insane and we don't want to be represented by you. I did have something kind of funny here. You know, the Iranian military, you remember when we went after Iraq and we had Baghdad Bob, and you know, there's nothing happening. We're winning, we're kicking America's butt and all this. And this is what these Middle Eastern Islamist countries do. They're full of crap and they. And they're all puffed up and they're very arrogant. You can hear it in their names because you got like six names. You know, it's like, I'm Abdullah Hamada Brrm. And there you go. It's like their name says arrogance, for God's sake. I mean, can you imagine trying to put that on a soccer jersey? But, you know, they're very. They're full of hubris and full of arrogance. And this is a story about their big. A couple years ago, I guess, their big drone carrier, they had this drone carrier, so it's like an aircraft carrier, but it's a little bitty one for drones. And it's got this little ramp that kind of goes up so the drones can Take off. And here's the story from a international news agency about the glorious drone carrier in the Iranian military. In a ceremony steeped in military pageantry, Iran's Islamic revolution guards corps commissioned this mission. You almost hear their national anthem being played in kazoos. Maritime mammoth the Shahid Bughari Drone carrier Multi mission vessel.
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Theo Wold
Converting a bulk carrier required completely re engineering the superstructure.
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Rob Carson
This accomplishment showcases our successful development of the indigenous. The supplies cost us 12,000 goats.
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Carl Higbee
Expertise required.
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Rob Carson
We invested everything in it to execute such a complex conversion.
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Theo Wold
What began as a commercial vessel has
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Rob Carson
been transformed through two years of intensive transfer. It was a commercial vessel and they made it into an aircraft retrofitting into what Iranian commanders now call a floating fortress. That's a floating fortress. It's a. It's a commercial vessel.
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Theo Wold
Referring to this vessel.
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Rob Carson
We are going to need a bigger boat. Merely a drone carrier would be an
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Theo Wold
understatement as it serves a much broader role as a mobile command center that extends.
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Rob Carson
Guess what about this boat? The United States military sunk it. Bronze military presence into international waters. This versatile vessel is fully capable of conducting a wide array including sinking military operations. That's one of the big things that we did. That was one of our. Our operations. We sank to the bottom of the ocean.
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Theo Wold
Which are not limited to deploying and operating aircraft.
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Rob Carson
Yeah, we'll be doing that anymore because you know, the United States came in and kicked butt and took names and most of those names just happen to be Muhammad. Here's Jim Gassett.
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Jim Gossett
Hello, mullahs. They are for Trump too. Stop their bleeding.
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Rob Carson
Drone carrier.
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Jim Gossett
They are bombing Tehran daily and we fear you if you are Israeli. Dearest Allah. Darling Mala. How's my sister? How's Abdallah? America is coming for us both. The staff at cnn, they still adore us.
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Rob Carson
Yeah, they do.
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Jim Gossett
US forces. There's no stopping m as the bombs continue dropping. We are frightened and is showing as our fear of destruction keeps on growing. Hello, Mala. Hello, Fatwa. The water we're in is quite hot. Water.
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Rob Carson
Oh yeah.
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Jim Gossett
USA is out to get us. We'll be in pieces like shredded lettuce.
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Rob Carson
Big time. Yeah. Perfect for taco Tuesday.
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Jim Gossett
It looks like our democracy has finally met us.
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Rob Carson
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Commercial Announcer
I understand to your point here that you don't want to broadcast everything for our adversaries to hear, but the American people also want to know what they're sending their men and women to war for. Is there a concern of this spiraling into a longer war and then one for the chairman when you're done?
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Theo Wold
Did you not hear my remarks to
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Rob Carson
the media outlets and political left screaming, endless wars, stop.
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Theo Wold
This is not Iraq.
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Rob Carson
This is not endless.
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Carl Higbee
I was there for both.
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Rob Carson
Oh, yeah, that's true.
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Theo Wold
Our generation knows better, and so does this president.
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Rob Carson
That is Pete Hegseth yesterday fielding questions for reporters who are, I think, more against this conflict than any recent conflict. You know, even. Even saying that only 25% of American support the conflict, which flies in the face of just polling about Donald Trump and the negatives of the Democrat Party, which is polling right above toenail fungus. Actually, I think right below toenail fungus. But anyway, to talk about this and much more, Theo Wold, former Assistant Attorney General, former White House Deputy Assistant for Domestic policy and current guest on this radio program. Theo, how are you, my friend?
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Theo Wold
I'm doing good, Rob. How are you?
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Rob Carson
I'm good, man. I'm just trying to take this all in. Did you see today, you know, the first 24, no, first five hours, they killed the Ayatollah and 38 of his henchmen. Then they get together yesterday, I guess, in another building to get the, the next ayatollah in line and they killed all of them. I think. I'm thinking they need to get an Indeed.com ad. What do you think?
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Theo Wold
Yeah, I mean, look, I think this is a great demonstration of some of the significant technological improvements that our military has seen over the past few years are targeting our ability to build pattern of life. And the ability to execute with these really incredibly sophisticated munitions has no equal. It's really got no equal anywhere in the world. And so in this early stage of this conflict, I think the execution has been remarkable.
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Rob Carson
Well, you also look at what happened with the extraction of Maduro, how people were. They had no idea what was happening. They had never encountered anything like what they received. They said that they were bleeding out of their ears. They had no idea what was going on. So that was something completely different. That was a, an incursion into a military compound. Brilliantly, by the way, executed. This obviously, is much bigger. So that was A microcosm, I guess, of. Of some of the tech that we have right now.
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Theo Wold
Yeah, I think that's. I think that's exactly right. And that's, you know, really been the open question for the past few years, especially with what we saw in the diminishment of. Of defense spending under Obama, the shrinking of our military, whether it's, you know, ships on the line in the Navy under Biden, is the question has never been, do we have the skilled men and women in uniform to execute these kinds of operations? The real question was, do they have the resources they need in order to succeed? And I think what we're seeing right now in Iran so far and also in Venezuela is the answer under Trump is affirmatively, yes, we're rebuilding the defense industrial base. We're getting our minimum and the tools and the tech that they need in order to do these highly sophisticated operations, whether it's the extraction of Maduro or whether it's the repeat targeting and annihilation of the senior leadership of the mullah regime in Iran.
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Rob Carson
I was talking to Brigadier General Blaine Holt earlier, and he said, unlike so many in the past where you have people like Jake Sullivan in the war room, Donald Trump is doing what people who are successful in business do, and that is surrounding himself with people who know what they're doing and them, you know, getting advice from them and then letting them do what they're capable of doing. And that's what it sounds like they're doing here. They've uncuffed the military with these rules of engagement. They've said, go in and do. Donald Trump is giving them orders, and they are able to fulfill those orders to their best of their ability.
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Theo Wold
Yeah. I mean, look, Rob, I think it's remarkable how successful the US Military can be when they're not hemmed in by political leadership that wants to dole out grift and favors to the DC Elites. And, you know, whether it's in the legacy primes or the subcontractors. So that's one thing, right? You're not looking to profit off of war, just execute a mission and then two, giving men and women in uniform, whether it's the general officers or the special forces on the ground, clear, easily understandable objectives. This is what victory looks like. It's not a prolonged conflict. We're not looking to rebuild this country or rebuild that political class over there. What we're doing is going in and achieving US Interests and then getting the heck out.
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Rob Carson
Well, there are those in the media who are playing up this you know, narrative that's gone on for the last 30 years in our country. You know, when we were involved in Afghanistan, I had mentioned to Blaine, who Holt, what was our objective in year 12? What was our objective in year 14? It was nothing. We idled along and then what was the objective of the withdrawal? Joe Biden had no objective with the withdrawal except for withdrawal. And so I would say for the first time, here he is a president telling you, here's what I'm going to do. This is what I'm promising you. And I think the media is using that doubt from 20 years and several presidents of, of nonsense and indirection to project on this. And I think part of it is they hate Donald Trump and don't want him to succeed.
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Theo Wold
Yeah, I think that's right. And they're also, as you said, praying off of. Now, what is a long standing apprehension from the American people about prolonged conflict? Because, Rob, you know, a lot of your listeners will remember this is the same kind of doom loop cycle the country was in during Vietnam and its immediate aftermath. What's the objective? How long will we stay saying how many casualties are we going to sustain in service of what, the political lead of South Vietnam or of Afghanistan or of Iraq? So I think the American people are right to be apprehensive about foreign conflict. I'm a restrainer. I believe that US Force should only really be deployed when it has a clear, ascertainable objective that benefits the American people. And I think what the President is doing here is articulating there, there are some clear, obvious objectives that benefit not only the American people in the homeland. But Rob, as you remember, in the first couple of hours, the President said, as Secretary Rubio gave voice to in greater detail yesterday, if we didn't strike now, it was likely they were going to strike four deployed positions of US Servicemen in the Middle east throughout that entire region. So there are clear objectives here. I think what the American people want to hear is what the strategy, what does victory look like and how long is it going to take to achieve it and how quickly can we get out?
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Rob Carson
You know, it's interesting because I had heard between 120 and 180 attacks by Iran on our forces in the last two years, but we've been able to repel them. So it's not news. I mean, this has been going on for 47 damned years. I don't think you were probably born when, when the Ayat took over. Took over. I was. I was in middle school. And we've endured this and what has Iran given the world? What has Iran given the world in the last 47 years other than terror and death? Enriching itself by selling its oil to our enemies and then hiring proxies to murder and destroy around the world. It is about damn time we remove this bloated tick from the world's back, to be quite honest. And I'm glad that Donald Trump is doing it.
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Theo Wold
Yeah, Rob, you mentioned something really crucial there, and it sort of confirms like the, the crazy code paint talking point, which is, you know, it's all about oil in many ways. It is because Iran, it's over 70% of Iran's crude production was being sent overseas to China. And what President Trump has done now in Venezuela and with this operation in Iran is checkmate the Chinese appetite of consumption of these predatory third world, if you will, state that it is selling them crude upon crude upon crude delivery. And so we've shut that pipeline down. So the conflict is we're in an era of great, a great power conflict. And US Interests have to take into consideration these rogue states like Iran and their, their alliance with China. And I think the President is effectively articulating sort of a macro global objective here, which is, yes, this is about Iran and what Iran has done to American citizens, tourists, service members, you know, political officials, but also the alliance that Iran has with Russia, has with China and how that affects U.S. interests, especially in the Pacific.
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Rob Carson
Theo. Well, can you hold on? I want to talk to you on that side of the break. You retweeted a post by Luke rosiak about a D.C. area mosque that considered the Ayatollah their leader and had a memorial service. I wish I would have known this when it happened. I would have driven by and maybe played YMCA over the speakers in the Bronx. But I'd like to cover that on the other side of the break. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show. They talk about these situations like this
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Commercial Announcer
that we are conducting.
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Rob Carson
And you don't talk about the good
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Commercial Announcer
work that they do to protect people
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Rob Carson
from being victimized by people that are in this country that want to conduct
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Commercial Announcer
violent crimes against them or take advantage of them. The laws need to apply to everyone.
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Rob Carson
And we're out there. Context is incredibly important. Have always, in every situation, our police. Well, yeah, there you go. That is Christy Dome destroying Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota. You know, The Democrat Party. ICE is the new police. The, the new police of2020, 2020, the Summer of Love. They clearly are covering up Something by demonizing people. They were covering up a number of things in the summer of 2020, including inner city crime, stirring things up in an election year. So they demonize the police. They just called the police, you know, Nazis and whatever and defunded them. Now they're doing the same thing to keep illegals in the country. Isis, suddenly Nazis. It really is. It's quite transparent if you're a thinking person. It really is. But that's Kristi Noem on Capitol Hill. I've been trying to keep that in the background because she's destroying some Democrats. Theo Wald, former assistant Attorney General and former White House deputy assistant and for domestic policy. Can you put that all on a business card? What do you have on your business card, Theo?
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Theo Wold
Husband and dad. That's my. That's my real job.
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Rob Carson
Everything. I think it's probably the rest of that was a piece of cake compared to that. Right?
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Theo Wold
That's exactly right. Especially. Yeah, that's exactly right.
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Rob Carson
So I didn't realize this until yesterday when Luke Rosiak, brilliant, by the way, brilliant investigative, investigative Reporter in the D.C. area, a D.C. area Musk in Manasseh, Virginia, honored their leader, the Ali Khomeini, the Ayatollah, on the. On Sunday. And I gotta tell you, you know, Islam uses the shield of, you know, a religion when actually they're a political movement and that they would acknowledge this man as a leader. That mosque ought to be investigated.
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Theo Wold
Yeah, I mean, look, Rob, this is, this is a sign of things to come. Look, you know, as your listeners know, we have a very robust understanding of public discussion of public debate under the First Amendment of the Constitution. But our First Amendment rights work because we're all sort of steeped in the same Anglo American culture, that no one here is actually actively trying to violently overthrow our government or fomenting support for foreign dictators. Unfortunately, now, with the mass immigration we've seen of the past 30 years, we have both pockets of this country that are dedicated not just to. To ideas that are deeply antithetical to the American constitutional tradition, but they're openly actively raising money and creating political support for people like the Ayatollah. This isn't some kind of freak show mosque in Manassas. It's actually pretty much middle of the road. And that's going to be as we see in Britain, as we see in Sweden, as we've seen in Germany. That's going to be a massive problem for the United States going forward.
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Rob Carson
We're going to have to figure out a way to Drive radical Islam from our shores. That's all there is to it. You know, there is a limit to First Amendment. If you use the church as a way to conceal your diabolical intention of overthrowing a society or overthrowing a government or usurping a constitution, it just can't happen. How do we get past, obviously, the First Amendment and the protection of religion versus insurrection? How do we get past that, do you suppose?
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Theo Wold
I mean, look, it's a tough question, Rob, and it's going to offend a lot of people who would otherwise be pretty sympathetic to some of our sort of our core principles, as, you know, as conservatives, as Republicans. But I think, you know, there is a. There's a lot here to sort of tease out about what political Islam stands for and what it's doing. And one thing I'll just say to your listeners, if they're not following this, they should really take a look at the Green Party in Great Britain. And we can all laugh and joke about the Greens and their silly ideas, but the Green Party just picked up a by election in England for essentially a special election, as we would have it in the House of Representatives. And what they did there is the Green Party is running on this idea of climate change and all their usual sort of socialistic policies, but instead, underneath, it has essentially become the jihadist Islamic party in Great Britain. The entire leadership of the Green Party is Muslim. Most of their candidates standing for office in local town councils for Parliament are Muslim. And I think this is a sign of what we're going to see in the United States is a forging of what they're calling the Red for socialism and the green for political Islam. The red Green alliance is here in 1979.
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Rob Carson
That's what happened in Iran in 1979.
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Theo Wold
It's exactly right. It's exactly right. Exactly. So we saw it in the mondawn election, we're seeing it now in Los Angeles with the Democratic Socialists of America's pronouncement of their 40 bullet points for how they want to take over the city. And so Americans need to have their head on a swivel going forward, which is Islam isn't. Because the usual canard that, you know, like your normie voter will say is like, oh, well, you know, Islamic hate gays, they. They hate women. No, no, no, no. The political alliance, they understand the pathway to power is through the left, is through suburban, white, college educated women. And that is what they're forging. In Austin, in Virginia, in New York, we're seeing it start to populate across the country and it's going to take over.
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Rob Carson
And when they won, they will kill the useful idiots. That's what they will do. That's why radical Islamic clerics in New York could support supposedly pro LGBTQIA plus Zoran Mandami, because he's Islamist. First at New New York City is Tehran in 1979.
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Theo Wold
Yeah. And you're seeing it everywhere, Right. What's the first thing that they announced this week under the new mayor that they're going. They hired a former Hillary Clinton staffer, a Muslim woman to spend a public taxpayer dollars on redirecting the way that Muslims were portrayed in city government, in the Chamber of Commerce is throughout the city, in the five boroughs. And so they want to change the public perception of Islam in New York. That that's going to happen as it's already happened in places in Michigan and it's happening now in Texas. And the last part here, Robert, if I can say really quickly, the other issue that Americans are going to have to deal with, as is the case with that shooter in Austin, you know, a single ease man who through a very weird process came to achieve citizenship. He was a naturalized American, a quote, quote American. His view wasn't, you know, people talk about sleeper cells. There was no switch. They flipped in Tehran to activate this guy. This guy just read the news and said, you know what? I really hate Americans and I hate America's foreign policy. That's going to be a recurring theme where we have people in our country now who are more interested in Somaliland, more interested in the affairs of Pakistan, more interested in what's going on in Iran or Kuwait. And they're going to use American political power to influence our foreign policy, to influence our laws, to benefit their home countries.
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Rob Carson
Well, it's time to what I've said, I've said that homeboys, hillbillies and Hebrews need to come together and save our country. And I think we're going to do that. We got to do it. Theo, I appreciate you, man. Where can people find all your glorious work, bro?
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Theo Wold
I'm at RealTheo Wold on X, Instagram, Facebook, all that. So check me out there.
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Rob Carson
All right, brother, thanks. I appreciate your time. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show.
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Unknown Guest
In the 25 years since 9 11, our country has done the unthinkable, which is open the floodgates to people coming here from predominantly Muslim countries where Islamists are able to carry out the Muslim Brotherhood's plan, which they put forward in a memo in 1991 that they've been carrying out to perfection, aligned with care, aligned with at least 600 groups operating in this country, including Texas. You now have 300 mosques in Texas, more mosques going in in Texas every year than any other state in the union. They want to turn Texas into Paris, into the United Kingdom. And I ask you a question. Think about this. Are you as concerned as I am about a nuclear United Kingdom or a nuclear France like we're worried about? The president is fighting Iran, saying we don't. We can't have a nuclear Iran. I agree. God bless you, Mr. President. Let's stop it. But what are we going to do when you have an Islamic, Islamic United Kingdom? They're already nuclear. What are we going to do when you have an Islamic France? We can't let that happen to America. They're trying to do it. They're exercising their playbook.
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Rob Carson
Homeboys, hillbillies and Hebrews. That's why I came up with the expression because they were having pro Islam protests. And the site where 911 occurred in New York City, anti Israel protest. It's going to take homeboys, hillbillies and Hebrews to kick some ass is what it's going to take. Snake. I'm not screwing around. Radical Islam is going to have to be driven from the shores. If you want to be peaceful Islam, that's great. You better start making some noise. You better start making some noise, peaceful Islam, because honestly, enough is enough. Donald Trump's doing it over the Middle East. He's cut the head off the snake in Iran. But the remnants of the snake are alive and well in America. And again, homeboys, hillbillies and Hebrews, we're going to have to come together. We got three more years of a Trump presidency and hopefully eight of a J.D. vander or Marco Rubio presidency. Maybe Vance Rubio presidency to keep continuing kicking butt. But the tentacles are here, man. We have to cut them off one at a time. How's that? Next hour, we're going to get into this. U.S. supreme Court telling California you can't gender transition kids. And Irina Zarutska happened in Northern Virginia, but nobody's talking about this woman who was murdered by an illegal. A bus stop coming up next hour. Don't go anywhere. Lifelock.
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