EP:41 - Trump's Idiotic War Speech

Me and Darryl talk about the war, Samar.

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This is provoked. Now, right, you guys, welcome to provoked. Darryl Cooper, good to see you, buddy. How you? I'm doing all right, considering. All right, well good. We're recording this on Thursday.

Not because I'm traveling like usual, but because of the holiday. So anyway, record it Thursday for playing on Friday, presumably not too much of change before

then. And issue here, I guess, to start would be first of all Donald Trump's speech on Wednesday

night about the war in Iran. Darryl Cooper, give us your take. Well, you know, this being holy week for most people and apologies to the Eastern Orso grows out there. I have been trying my best to stay focused on the things of the Lord and not fill my head with fantasies of Donald Trump and his cabinet being strong up by the neck with piano wire. And so I skipped the speech because that was going to make that a lot more difficult.

From what I've heard from other people, though, I didn't miss much except for a tired possibly like sick just kind of rambling old man, essentially reading his true social messages from

“the last few weeks again and again. That's what it sounded like. So I guess I'm glad I didn't watch.”

Fair enough, I will say that, you know, he essentially said we don't need to send

in ground troops to steal the uranium because we can see what's going on with the uranium. And we can see that nothing's happening there. And so that seemed like a pretty good climb down there. No more talk of sending in troops to reopen the golf. Now, Seymour Hirsch read that wrong, read that differently. I just saw, I haven't read his PC at that he sent out today, but so many on Twitter was just quoting him as saying that, "No, this escalation of the next few

weeks," that he's talking about. This is the ground troops and they do have more than 50,000 in the region now. And obviously, you know, this is not a ground force that you could sack the capital city with in any way. There's no mechanized armoured division rolling in there from a rocky Kurdistan or some crazy thing like that, but there's the potential that they could

“try to seize the uranium stock pile. Although, as I think we talked about on the show before,”

you're talking the craziest of Hollywood movie type situations here in terms of dropping guys in, building a runway, flying them back out again. I mean, I was just making that stuff up like I'm the Hollywood director going, okay, I guess this is what it would look like. And then that was what I read. That was the proposal that they were talking about, building a runway and flying C130s in there, full of bulldozers and backhows. And then somehow flying them all back out again.

I mean, this is just crazy. In the Hollywood movie of this true story, like two guys make it out of life. And the whole thing is a total disaster. I mean, this is no way. There's no way they should try it anyway. And then, as far as putting forces on any of these islands in the golf, it's all to what end. If they can reach out and touch our bases on the other side of the golf, then they can surely hit all their own dang islands there with rockets and whatever other

artillery and things and our guys are just be sitting ducks there. So, you know, it seems like some cooler heads are prevailing as far as that goes. But I guess hers would say, no, he thinks that

“they are going. So I really don't know. I think, you know, one thing is, yes, just like in his true”

social posts, right? He said, we already won. We kicked their ass. He goes, and it looked there. You know that this is stupid. But he goes, man, we found the crap out of their Navy and their Air Force. Their Air Force and Navy, their ability to project power against their neighbors has been greatly diminished. And he's like, okay, I mean, that's all completely stupid and meaningless. But then it's like, good, right? Like he's scraping the bottom of his, the bottom of the barrel

coming up with reasons to claim victory. We just try things that they weren't even fighting with. You know, we've set them way back in terms of their ability to invade and conquer Iraq or whatever, which they weren't doing anyway. Well, you know, this kind of thing. So he was giving himself room to say that he won. He's trumped the great. He ended the war and then he says, well, we're going to keep bomb on for another few weeks. And then we hope that they come and deal with us. But we already won.

I think as he even said, I'm so sorry, because it's hard to keep track of things that are

“his actual quotes and paraphrases and whatever, but and he's so bombastic. It says so many”

contradictory things. But, you know, he was essentially at one point, maybe it's something you're answering to saying that like, we, no, I've made this was a quote. We keep hitting them so hard. That, like, surely they are going to want to deal. You know, surely they, you know, they can't take much more of this, right? When like, yeah, they can. You know, and if you kill some of them, the ones that you didn't kill, they can take it. Like, whatever, that's the system has built that way.

Like in his imagination, they're showing him the stuff films and he's going to man, we are bomb and

be living hell out of this military. We have hit so many launchers, so many trucks, so many office

buildings, so many headquarters. So many whatever, you know, that it's hard for him to imagine that anyone won't be willing to just come to the table. Like he keeps lying up, they're begging to come to the table and negotiate. Because he's sure that's going to come through any day now.

“Because that's how this works, isn't it? You know, but then the problem is so then in another two”

or three weeks, he's going to realize that now, no, now that the two and three weeks, it's still didn't work. And they're still coming and they're still firing rockets and missiles and we're still not capable, you know, able to destroy it all. And he has no sound exit strategy and they are determined to absolutely humiliate him beyond any reason so that nobody ever tries this again. So that Democrats and Republicans, a lot can be rest assured that they better not try this.

Or this is what's going to happen to their political career, too. I mean, they've said that explicitly, which seems to why that they're willing to keep fire and missiles at American basis and/or Israel and whatever other allies in the region and whatever through November. Why not? I mean, they have no, we've left them with no other option if you really think about it. I mean,

“there's like, there's absolutely no way that they can believe any commitment that we make”

not to do this again in six or 12 months. They just, I mean, if their leaders did believe and accept something like that, then they deserve to be tried for treason. I mean, like, that's just, it would be criminally negligent of them to believe or place their hope in that. And so they're only real hope. I mean, look, sure, we've blown a lot of stuff up, I guess, but the amount of missiles that in drones that they've been firing, you know, everybody talks about, oh, it's dropped

80% or 90% or whatever. That's when when you look at the thing, basically when the war kicked off,

they fired a huge number of missiles just to be like, we're here, like we're at war now and like, this is what it's going to be like, but it was like the next day or two that dropped off. And it's remained steady ever since. And when you look at the intercept rates, which I've been talking about for a while, another thing that people were saying, I was full of it on. It was proven right. And you know, our intercept rates were low and we were making up for that by firing six, eight,

ten interceptor missiles at every incoming ballistic missile. We don't have that many anymore. Israel's been rationing for a while and if you look at the numbers, I mean, the majority of them are getting through now. And when you, when you, when you take that into account, I mean, you know, you understand our bases and Israel are actually, you know, taking as many or more hits now, then they were at the beginning of the war when Iran launched just a huge number of

missiles to kick the thing off. And so, you know, the real question is, you know, what do they have left? And you know, as far as a stockpile, as far as launchers, what's their ability to repair and rebuild and manufacture, you know, missiles and launchers and sofane drones to keep things going, what kind of help are they getting from from China, from Russia? You know, a lot of these things, we really don't, we really don't know. And if Iran can keep this going through November through,

as long as it takes, they will keep it going. They will keep it going until they hit a point where they don't have the capacity or they see the, you know, the end of the tunnel where they're going to run out of capacity at some point and they feel compelled to take a deal. But there are nowhere, apparently, there are nowhere near that right now and they shouldn't be. I mean, assuming they've got the capacity to fight back, there is absolutely no incentive for them to do anything

except push this as far as they absolutely can. And when you look at the fact that, like you said, Trump has already, like, thrown things against the wall kind of A, B testing different ways for him to talk himself out of this thing and pretend that it's not just a massive strategic

War, how, you know, we took this counterbalance against Iran and handed it over to Iran as an

ally. That was a massive strategic mistake for sure. But I mean, this is going to end with, you know, the ending of our presence in the Middle East. And because, you know, like, look, Trump can leave, say, okay, we, we kicked their butts so bad and it's over for us, you know, there's nothing else for us to do if China and Europe and whatever once that oil in there, why they can go get it themselves. But they're not going to let us move back into our fifth fleet base in Bahrain. They're not going

to let us move back into that Kuwait base. If we try, they're going to shoot missiles. I'm just going to keep shooting missiles out. I mean, till there's satisfied that they're destroyed and we're not coming back. And so even then, like, you know, because, because what does that accomplish when you

“think about it? You know, if they can drive us out of all those places, then what do we left with?”

Like, we can, you know, we've already shown that we're not willing to get our aircraft carriers

closer than, you know, seven or eight hundred miles. The one time we tried, they got fired on real quick and they turned around and turned tail. And so, you know, our options when this is over, without even thinking about like the economic considerations and all the other things that come with it to try this again, you know, that the diplomatic problems, you know, if they keep us out of those bases, our actual like military means to carry out something like this again, we'll just

not be there. And so, you know, it's interesting because like everybody is in a, everybody except for the U.S. is in, hey, who's involved with this, is in like a real-duer-die situation, you know, like the U.S. like we could just leave. Yes, it would like, you know, destroy our strategic positioning in the Middle East. Yes, it would just, you know, but Trump doesn't care about that. It's obvious. He doesn't care if, I mean, he doesn't care if you don't pick up the phone with us ever again. I mean,

he's like just burning down every bridge that he can reach with a match. He doesn't care about any of that, but for Israel and Iran, you know, Iran, you know, just explain why from their standpoint,

“they have to just push this until nobody ever dares try this again. And I think Israel has,”

they have to destroy Iran, or Israel is not going to exist in not very long because if you look at demographic trends in Israel, you know, for years, more people have been leaving that country than are moving to it. And those are under like relative peace time conditions. It least as far as like the, you know, Gaza is being destroyed and whatever, but in terms of like the Israeli population's daily experience, you know, it's not missiles and whatnot coming down on them. And still,

more people are leaving than have been moving there. And part of that is because it's just not a particularly pleasant place to live part of it is because anybody who's halfway sane, you know, looks at these psychos in the Netanyahu government and just doesn't want to be a part of it. But a huge part of it is that it's dangerous. And after they have done what they have done, in Gaza, in Lebanon, in Iran, if Iran is still standing at the end of this, which they will be,

you're going to see that outflow accelerate like crazy. And when you consider the fact that, you know, you probably saw the chief of staff, the IDF, and also the former chief of staff, the IDF, said something similar about, you know, the army is like in danger of collapsing, because, you know, these people, we've been calling up reservists for six or seven tours and like sending them out there and we just don't have the people. And he was saying that in

the context of, we need to start enforcing the law and changing the law to get the

ultra-orthodox into the army. The problem is, you can't do that. They're like the political crisis

that that would precipitate in Israel, makes that just, it's a non-starter. This coalition, this political coalition of Netanyahu's would completely fall apart if they tried that. And they wouldn't be able to enforce it. And when you think about it, like, the projections as of right now are that by 2050, the ultra-orthodox are going to be anywhere between a quarter and a third of the Israeli population. And that's like, you know, assuming the current trends continue,

“which I don't think they're going to. I think people are going to move out while they still”

have the chance and like, get a faster and faster rate. And so Israel's changing in ways that it's not going to be able to recover from. And it's not going to lead to them sort of introspecting and, you know, thinking about how they relate to their neighbors and stuff, because it's going to be all of the same people leaving. And all of the psychopaths and, you know, religious nut jobs who were sticking around. And they're going to get more radical and more desperate

and crazier. And, you know, we really need to, we really need to navigate these next couple of

it devolved into a panic nuclear war. Yeah, I mean, there's some insane sentiments in Israel.

“I don't know how, you know, it's like the best case for Zionism is where are all these people going”

to go? If not there, they're all going to become Floridians. Jesus Christ didn't want, you know, it's just reading today right before we went on. I was reading about a British doctor who retired from his practice. He's a, some kind of plastic surgeon like emergency, uh, reconstructive surgery guy. And he went to go perform surgeries, you know, for free to volunteer to help the children in Gaza. And he complained about what he called Israeli soldiers game of trying to shoot children in the head,

but not kill them. Because then, I guess that's the funniest way to deform a child's body is to give them a severe head wound that then somehow they have to live with for the rest of their life. Hardy, horror, horror, get it. If that's your mindset, then yeah, and it really is a mere exact mirror image of national socialism in Germany in the war as taught to us in all of our post-war era propaganda this whole time. It's exactly how they were. Just absolute merciless, ruthless

cruelty toward their helpless and helpless victims. It's just, and that last part that you said is like

“a key statement there because that really is like the cartoonish version that we've been sold”

with the national socialist. But the reality of the situation is like you had, you had some units here in there that went, click the off the rails and we're going crazy. But a lot of the mass killing of civilians was carried out with a sort of sense of like grim necessity that was like, you know, put on these people by their government and in the context of a total war. And, you know, the kind of the kind of just raw sadism and the joy and suffering that you see among the, I mean, look,

I know it's not every single person. So when I say this, that's not what I'm saying. But it never

seemed anywhere close to his deeply into German society as it has into Israeli society where you wouldn't have middle-class Berlin housewives cracking jokes about dead, you know, Jewish kids. That did not exist, you know. They took great pains to hide from the German population what was going on in the east because they knew how they'd respond to it. They, it was to the point where a guy like Ernst Younger, who was, you know, a German military hero, famous military author and in the

second world war was like a, was like a, a bureaucrat at the foreign service base. We had a few different jobs, but this is a guy who's like very plugged in. You know, new everybody was very famous in self-law, very connected and he, we have letters from him like writing till like people he knows, like kind of figure out like I'm hearing these rumors about what's going on, like over in the east. You know, anything about this, like they were going through enough trouble to hide it from people like him.

“And so, you know, this is just totally different. I mean, honestly, like, you know, the result is the”

same, the result is very similar, but in terms of the psychology of the society, this is on a completely

different level. I mean, we're at the point now where, you know, you always, you're always

confronted with the same stupid question. You know, does Israel have a right to exist? Does Israel have a right to exist? The real question at this point is whether the rest of the world has an obligation to put an end to this. I mean, it is, it has gone so far off the rails and has become so, like not only destructive to everybody around it, but self-destructive, when you look at the polls in that country, the number of people who support fully ethnically cleansing or even

genociding the people of Gaza. It's a significant, I mean, it's, you know, it's a majority for both of those and it's significant enough that when you start thinking about that, you're like, okay, so that reaches down to like your middle class housewalks and you're let alone your soldiers. I mean, you know, like the actual combat soldiers in the IDF and the people in government, I mean, this is a society that like there's, it's extremely difficult to see a way for it to walk this back

and to like come back into the realm of human beings. You know, and for us to defend them, I mean, now we're not even, you know, defending them. We're just going and doing their dirty work for them, but even defending them, even shooting down the missiles that Iran has beloved or firing it them. You know, that's like it's like giving a school shooter body armor and sending them on

like showing them where to aim and like helping them pull the trigger. I mean, that's even worse,

but even defending them from what they're doing is like giving a school shooter body armor and,

“and it's, it's, it's going to be looked at. You know, Trump has made the calculation, I think,”

you know, as an old man now, who every time he, he shows up on TV, I mean, he looks, he looks worse, he sounds worse, he sounds old, entire, and just sort of done with the whole thing almost, you know, and, and so he's an old man, he's going to die soon and it seems like the, the lesson he's taken from the last many years is that, you know, when he saw George Bush, John McCain, just, you know, when he saw George Bush's like reputation rehabbed by the New York

times and everybody else, he saw John McCain treated his like this hero, even though he was the,

the devil, the the Democrats, the establishment media back in the 2000s and all that, he just made the calculation, it like, it doesn't, it doesn't matter who hates me, these are the people that will determine how I'm remember. And if I please these people, boy, you know, in 10 years or whenever it comes,

“like I'm going to get that beautiful state funeral in the capital and everyone's going to come”

and weep about what a great leader I was as long as I please these people. And that's the calculation he's made and I pray that God that he's wrong about that. Because he does not deserve to be remembered. He should, yeah, he doesn't deserve to be remembered at all and to the extent he is, he should be, you know, he should spit on the floor when you say his name. I mean, this is this, this is a horrible, horrible human being. But hey, sure, should not have done this. So, and back at one subject,

I thought that this was worthy of note. This is the same story from Rockworth, too, as well, Paul, most American Jews oppose the war on Iran. The vast majority of Paul, response to Trump has no clear plan for the conflict. And this is a pulpy jace tree. It's a 60% of American Jews oppose the war. So you can say that's because they're liberal Democrats and Trump's are Republican, but whatever it means they're not lacudenix. And obviously,

they're not a bunch of vicious anti-Semites. And, you know, the opinions and activities of Jews and/or Israelis, individuals and government employees and especially government executives are just different things. And the Jews of the United States of America, at least the vast majority of them, don't have any more power and influence over this question than you or me or any of the

rest of us rabble out here. Obviously, there are some very powerful, very connected interests at

the top who are pushing. But they quote Jeremy Benamy, saying, "Most American Jews see this war for what it is, a reckless, unforced error by a president has no clear achievable goals, or at least an exit strategy." Which is exactly right. Sort of like even Donald Trump can tell you, we shouldn't be screwing around in Afghanistan. American Jewish, even Zionists can tell that boy, we should not be doing this. And after all, Israel and America are different countries from each other,

right? Yeah, I thought so too. You know, obviously, you're right that your average Jewish accountant in the United States has no more power over any of this than you or me or anything like that. It should not be blamed for the actions we Israeli government, obviously. At the same time, no, no, no. And in parentheses there, it also goes to show that, and too, that every other person who agrees with them ain't necessarily an anti-Semite. If two thirds of American Jews can have these

“same opinions, then that's what we're talking about. Who cares? Who cares? I'm so done with even listening”

to that, like, you know, there are no anymore. It's just, like, we're so far past that that like, we shouldn't even, we shouldn't even entertain the conversation anymore. Like, that that has been abused to the point where we are now. Yeah, it's being used to excuse genocide and to punish people for being against it. So, you know, no, we, she knows like, I agree with you. In fact, I was just saying about this the other day, man. I think it was when I was stuck on a plane. I was singing about

this because this is some of the I react very harshly against you when people do this to me or anybody else near me. And I just go shut up with that and all that. But then the thing is, man, is, you know, I don't know where I got this just from government school or from watching TV or whatever, but virtually all Americans have heard, maybe if they haven't even heard any real criticism of Israel, they've heard that if someone criticizes Israel, it's really just because they hate Jews.

for whatever. And the thing is, again, I react against that. It's so stupid and unfair when they do it to me or anybody that I know or care about. But then I'm totally losing sight of the fact that people do believe that sincerely. They've been raised on that their whole life. In fact, I've even told the story before. Again, I don't even know where I really got this from. But I've told the story

before that when I first started reading just Romando regularly in 2002, I would think, oh,

a new Romando's coming out. I bet it's going to be about this thing that Rumsfeld said or did this

“week that was so important, and it said it would be about aerial strung again. And I remember”

saying, and this is in the run up to a rock or two, you know. And I remember thinking that like man, I don't know what they say about Catholics and stuff. This guy Romando's got a battle on his name and like they say sometimes Catholics can be anti-Semitic. And I wonder if this guy really is hung up about it has a hang up about Jews. I wonder if that is what's going on. And then but I kept reading him and I was fair about it. And of course, I realized pretty soon that no

the reasoning focuses on Israel so much is because it's really a big deal and is really at this center of so much of what is going on here that other people just don't understand. That was why it seemed like an inordinate amount of attention being paid to me was because I didn't already

get just how crucial Israel's role was in what always happening here. So anyway, my point being

then that like with a decent respect to the opinions of mankind, for the people out there who are just fools who are actually the victims of this narrative too, who are on the the fearing side, that they're told one, anyone that criticizes Israel really just hates Jews. Then they look around and they see people criticizing Israel everywhere. And instead of thinking to themselves, oh no, I guess, you know, that's not really what it's about. They think, oh no, everybody hates Jews. Oh my God,

I had no idea everybody was so anti-Semitic. So like, I'm trying to give some people a break here that in fact they're victims of this same propaganda, even though obviously it's wielded very cynically by others. I can also imagine what it would be like to really believe that and then

see this huge chorus of opposition and have no other way to explain it other than apparently these

people want to kill me. Like, I'm sorry, one last statement on this and I'm sorry if I'm

“repeating myself from last week, but remember when Tucker interviewed the Israeli official, the former”

President-elect, or wherever he was, President, and the guy said his mother raised him to believe there's only two kinds of people in this world, Jews and people who hate Jews. And she truly sincerely believed that and raised him to believe that. And he would brought it up as something absurd that people believe, but the point is they do, you know, yeah, some people do and, you know, when like, you know, I would sort of differentiate like two different things like when that happens

within the Jewish community itself, like the interview you're talking about, you know, that's a form of just child abuse and imposed generational trauma that has a historical basis. And so, you know, you can understand from some point of view, but you know, it's really, it's a, it's a, it's a kind of like psychological circumcision, you know, you're inflicting this horrible trauma on children so that they sort of, you know, the, in a way that holds together their identity

collectively and is individuals to your lives. And that's a terrible thing, but for everybody else, you know, if you're still somebody who is going on to the internet or turning on the TV and thinking, wow, look at all these people who are criticizing Israel, it must be because they hate Jews as you're watching videos of Gaza destroyed, as you're seeing story after story after story of Israeli soldiers, torturing, executing, raping, then you forget those people, dude. Like,

no, I don't care about the, the opinions of mankind when it comes to them. They need to be less behind or run over at this point. Like, we're in a situation where our country, I mean, just think about this. Like you said, all of the horrible things that we were taught about Nazi Germany and so, like, it was bad enough that we allied with Stalin in that war. We didn't go over there and send him weapons to go carry out the holiday more with. Like,

“that's what we're doing here. Okay, we're, we're, that's where we're at. And so, any of this,”

like, it's just, it's time for a stop worrying about that kind of crap and allowing, like, you know, us to be, to be, like, even, even if you're not silenced, even to mitigate what you're saying, because you're afraid that somebody's going to call you a name or have a bad reaction to something. Like, if you're still doing that, those people just need to be run over. I mean, this is, this is like a five-a-long fire that is burning our country to the ground. And

yeah, I think, but the point I was making earlier, too, is that when you mentioned the, you know,

he may be against the Iran War and, you know, things Benjamin Netanyahu's a terrible guy and all these

other things, but at the same time, that is true. At the same time, though, go say that Mark Levin has dual loyalty in front of that guy and watch him clam up real fast. Go to that guy and say, we need to cut off military aid and put sanctions on his real and watch him clam up real fast. Not every single one of them are like that. There's some real deal like anti-war Jews in this country. Don't come here wrong. But, oh, like that 60% that you're talking about

being pulled by Jay Street. I mean, a lot of that is, yeah, part of it is because it's Donald Trump, part of it is because it's Lekud and not Labor doing whatever's being done. You know, a lot of these

reasons, but, you know, look, the bottom line is like, we say, like, you were, you were just saying,

actually, for example, you know, that, you know, when you're talking about what Rimando was talking about how, you know, this because Israel really is like at the center of it, Israel really is like

“important when talking about all these things. And he's like, yeah, that's true. But if it was just”

Israel, we wouldn't be doing any of this. If there wasn't Bill Atman and Miriam Adelson and the whole network of Jewish organizations that are funded to the health of billions of dollars and these, you know, billionaire Zionists who are in our country who are not Israelis, they're Americans, but wasn't for them. We wouldn't be doing any of this. None of this ship would be happening. And so we have to have a way to be able to talk about that. And if it means getting called and anti-Semite

or something, like that, you know, that Jewish account and two things that the war is bad, it needs to be the one going out there and saying, Mark Levin, he's a traitor. This guy is obviously, you know, he should move this real, like dual loyalty would be an improvement for, he should be saying that, you know, and there should be any hang up about saying, you know, because it's like,

“why does that guy, if you're an American and you're really just an American, and that's how you're”

looking at it, then why would you hold truck with somebody like Mark Levin at all? He has nothing to do with you, you know, and he would throw you under the bus as quickly as he's thrown everybody else under the bus who came out against this war. And so, you know, I, I'm sympathetic. Look, I would say this. The, I'm, I'm very sensitive to the need. I mean, this is honestly like probably one of my, like one of my primary things I think about talk about when it comes to politics and

all of this is making sure that the backlash that's coming doesn't land on Dave Smith. You know, I mean, like, yes, nothing to do with this. Your Jewish account might have nothing to do with this. And we need to make sure that when people finally reach their limit with this shit, that innocent people are not caught up in the backlash. That, that needs to be a primary, you know, concern, and it is for me. But at the same time, like, we got to cut this cancer

“out of our society, dude. I mean, it's, and, and the only way we can do it is to be able to talk”

about these things boldly and openly, and if people try to use like epithets or whatever to intimidate us into silence, we just need to tell them to fuck off. I, I, I, otherwise we're just

we're never going to get anywhere with this. You know, we have no other choice. Yeah. All right. Well,

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still gets a pension if he takes the retirement here. But so geez, I don't know where the middle of a war was all as threat and maybe putting in ground troops. Of course, they already announced that no matter what, if we do invade with ground troops, the IDF is not sending anybody to help.

Iranian orphanages and shoot the kids afterwards, we can invite them. Yeah, there you go.

“Shoot them in the head, but try to leave them alive because it's fun in that way.”

But yeah, so what the hell is going on here, man, is that look like a Uber? What?

Yeah, it's exactly what it looks like. I mean, thanks to honest, like I know this from a first-hand

source, but even just think about it, you don't need that. That why is this guy fired? What does the army had to do with this war so far? Like they managed to thad batteries in the Patriot batteries, but other than that, like this is not an army war. This is an air force war, navy war, and so why is it that the army guy is getting fired right as everybody is starting to talk about all the ground troops and special forces that are in place in the region get ready to go in.

It's exactly what it looks like. You know, this guy had reservations about what they were asking him to do because he knew the consequences that were possible or likely. And so they got rid of them. And they're going to put some other dipshit in there to carry out the plan. What did they say

“in the article? I think somebody who was more in line with the administration's vision, you know?”

What does that mean? That means that this guy is telling you this is a terrible idea. I can't

do that and they're telling him fine. Take a walk. That's what happened. And, you know, they're not, it's not because all the war has gone so terribly. If that was the case, they'd fire the air force chief for the night or the CNU. Right. You know, the army guy, what's he had to do with any of this yet? No, this has to do with stuff that is going to happen. Not with stuff that already happened. Okay. I'm sorry. I said this the night of the war. I said, yeah, counterpoint, but that's so stupid

and crazy and horrible and wrong. Why do that? And then they launched the war like a few hours later. Okay. But so counterpoint. That's so stupid and crazy and horrible and wrong. Darryl Cooper, come on, man. We already stipulated like 15 minutes ago or something that that makes for Hollywood movie that is a disaster movie. Like that one about the guys in the Coringol Valley, everyone, Coringol. It was actually a really good warflick about this Taliban. They put

their space at the bottom of the mountains instead of the top. And they all got coming. Uh-huh. We're Streppo. No, no, no, we're Streppo. That's a great documentary about Coringol. Now, this was a feature film about these guys who are way up north in the mountains and the

“foreign northeast in, sorry. I can't remember anymore. And they got, you know, besieged Taliban”

coming down the hills on all sides on their ass and whatever. A lot of guys got killed and then a very few survivors got out at the end. And it was one of those movies sort of like that recent one about Iraq as well. But you could totally read it either way. You could read it as the moral of the story is what an hell were our guys doing 7,000 miles away in this crazy mountain valley in the middle of nowhere, fighting and getting killed by these crazy people. Or you could

look at it like, wow, yeah, war is cool. Man, that's where you can go to war and shoot it back guys and stuff. And there's explosions and stuff and it's neat. And whatever. But anyway, you know, that movie at the end, it's just a few guys to make it out in a helicopter. And everybody else this corpse is left behind back there, man. And it's a route. And I'm looking at this, like, look, I can direct the movie right now. I can tell you the whole movie right now about how you do this.

You do the top tier guys in the center. You do the second tier guys around them. And you do the

third tier guys around them. And then you send in the 810 workshops to fly in circles and the C130s to fly in circles fire and out their windows there to make sure to keep all the ground forces at bay. And then Darry, you just do this for, I don't know, six weeks or something. As long as it takes for to build an airport and to fly in a bunch of ground moving equipment, a bunch of earth moving equipment. And then spend weeks and weeks digging around hoping you can

find a bunch of uranium canisters that have been buried and/or dispersed in God knows which directions. And then, and somehow survive endless hordes, the teaning hordes of men with AKs who won't stop coming. I mean, the whole thing that I do like challenging a big city is thought is a city right there. Yeah, the Taliban didn't have suicide drones and shore range ballistic missiles with chasos guys down with. I mean, you know, just look at like Israel has not been able to slow

down Hezbollah launching missiles and drones at them. And they're they're delighting them up every single day. And this is like a tiny little patch of southern Lebanon. And they still can't do it. Iran can fly these things in from all over the country. You're telling me we put guys in one place or just a couple places. That's the one, those are just the targets they have to worry about. There would be, I mean, look, there's a reason, like I said, there's a reason that chief of staff

been in five combat zones. He's he did not get fired for poor performance or something or poor leadership, right? This guy has the respect of the army. He got fired because he's trying to tell these guys that whatever they're about to do is a terrible idea. And, you know, Trump is material enough

that he made, you know, just change his mind at the last second. But I'll go back to the same thing.

“I said, I think I said last week, which is just like you, when this war was kicking off saying,”

you know, this is just that would be stupid. Why would anybody do that? I was saying the same thing back in 2022 when Russia was massing their forces on the Ukrainian border. And since then, I've just started realize, like, you know, move this many guys into place. You know, you don't, you don't, you don't, you don't put, you know, this many dogs within sight of red meat without intending to let them off the leash. Yeah. And you just don't do it. And it's certainly not

while the other side is still firing, you know, it, because what, you gotta think about like the position Trump is in right now. He can say all he wants, that we when they lose, because we blew up so many things, nobody except for, you know, the lower loomers of the world or anybody like that is going to buy that. If Iran is still hammering our bases, still controls the spray-to-war moves in a still firing missiles, it is real. And in fact, if they're still firing missiles, it is real, lower a loomeral

turn on them too. And so, you know, he might, he's throwing that stuff against the wall, the CF, he can stick. He's not going to be able to sell that. And, you know, it's, for him, where everything is about, I mean, this whole war, and all of it, it's all about him. It's all about how he's perceived,

“and how he's going to be remembered and like, you know, what the public thinks, and that's how he sees”

everything. And if somebody comes and tells him, whatever general they get to, you know, replace the chief of staff that we just put in there and say, don't worry, sir, we can do this. Just give me the resources I need and gosh, darn it. That's what he wants to hear, and he'll send them in. And he'll blame, heck, Seth, and he'll blame whoever else if it doesn't work. But he's perfectly willing to take a 10% gamble if it gets him out of this with something that looks like a victory that

he can walk away from. He'll throw away these guys lives to do that. And anybody who doesn't think that has not been watching this guy for the last 11 years or whatever it's been. And all admit as much as anybody else, like I voted for the guy, you know, I think that those of us who did vote for him, it's like, okay, so it's like Hammer Biden who just oversaw the Gaza Holocaust or Biden's, you know, puppet just historically bad candidate who is controlled by the same

forces that, you know, are controlling Trump basically and they're going to flood the country with

immigrants and they're going to trans your kids. And so it's like, I don't blame anybody. I take more responsibility myself for doing it than then I would hold anybody else to. But at the same time, like, you know, the things that we're seeing now, if we are honest with ourselves and you look back, it's not like, you know, we can claim complete ignorance. We just thought it was funny when he was saying those things about people we didn't like and acting that way towards people we

didn't like. That's all. That's all there is to it. We need to admit that. You know, this is just, this is a vulgar, very, very light, just aggressively stupid individual, like he has a certain type of like animal cunning, like a social intelligence, so whatever, and a sort of genius for public appearance and propaganda, but like, you know, this is somebody who, everybody, like even people who who have left the administration, who are not on bad terms with him, who are still

supporters of the president, all of them talked about how he can't sit through a briefing. He just can't, it can't hold his attention long enough for him to do it. He canceled the morning until brief that every president's gotten for like every single day for the last 80 years or something, and he just can't so, doesn't do it anymore, because he can't sit through, you know, and so

none of this should be a surprise now. When the war hat like first started, again, I think all of

us have with some justice can say that, you know, the con that was pulled was a pretty convincing one, you know, when he brings Tulsi gathered in there, when he brings Joe Kent in there, he brings these people in, like, we had plenty of reason to believe him and the rest of his

“campaign, when they said, vote for Kamala Harris, if you want to go to war with Iran,”

if you don't want to go to war with Iran, vote for us. Like, we had reasons to believe that, especially when we only had two choices, but at the same time, like, it's time to step back and realize that this is a person who, you know, his own like psychopathologies are leading to,

by the US and bragged about by the administration. His dragging our countries honor and name

“absolutely through the mud, which is what people like him do, because, you know, people with no honor,”

they, they feel small around people with honor, and they want everybody to come down to their level and get in the mud so that they're the same as everybody else. And he's done that to us, to a large degree, we've become an incredibly vulgar and debase society over the last 11 years, not entirely on him, like a lot of that's on the other, his opponents and everything else, like that's all true, but, you know, we would not have taken all of this stuff as light as we are now.

I mean, when you listen to Hegsecht talk, when you listen to Trump's, you know, talking about how

we're going to bomb them back into the Stone Age and make it so that they will never recover as

a nation again. In a war that we started, like, on a whim, where they were not threatening us and where they were, in fact, very clearly, according to the mediator that we agreed to, you know, the Omani Foreign Minister, that they were going out of their way to do everything they could, the compromise and avoid this war, and we started it anyway. And we're talking about reducing our nation to the point where it'll never recover again, like, they tried to cover up me lie in 1968.

We've got Lieutenant Tally in the fucking White House now, dude. Like, that's like the mentality that we're at, and we need to stop pretending that this is anything like normal, because this is not the same as Bush, it's not the same as Obama, it's not the same as Clinton, it's different. The same way that the Nazis, you know, they tried to hide the mass killing that was going on in the East, from the average German, because they had to, because German society itself wasn't

so totally debased yet. We still had to do that under Bush, you know, like we had to pretend that people got discipline for Abu Graib and whatever else. And that is all gone. I mean, that is true.

On. I mean, he always was Rudy Giuliani, man. In 2015 and 16 he talked about,

we should dip all our bullets in pigs fat and pigs blood before we shoot the Muslims, so they all go to hell and whatever, which is what Pershing did, committing war crimes and the Philippines. He always was Rudy Giuliani, he didn't watch footage of Giuliani and drag, and the two of them making out. I mean, he's a cook from New York City, dude. He never was, like, I don't know. It's funny, I just had a conversation with Joe Loria about how he's a redneck from Queens,

because he ain't from Manhattan, but yeah, he's a redneck for, oh, he's a Manhattan New York City billionaire compared to the rest of society, that's for sure. And so look, I, I, I really never hold it against anyone who leaves right or left for fearing the other side more, because I could see why people have plenty of reason to hold the right as worse and vice versa, too. That's where the two parties come from, right? They're giant coalitions of people who come together to keep the

other guys out, because they're even worse. And so it's totally understandable, especially this time

“around, I think, in the Obama Trump Biden era, you know, shit, lib, central left liberals and”

progressives, never even mind the leftists. I think just pushed to everybody else, a click or two

to the right is inevitable. They wouldn't completely crazy that whole time. And so, yes, I certainly agree with you that I don't blame anyone who voted for Trump. I never did. I rooted for him to win three times, but I never voted for him three times, because for just this reason that he obviously doesn't know about stuff and his instincts are, you know, well, let's just say much more jacks Sony in the Jeffersonian, you know, Jefferson said the Indians up, but jacks him was the one that

finished them off anyway. I think that was always kind of his attitude. You know, I think about like there's so many there's all these like dogs that aren't barking, that really sort of like, you know, they like like the fact that okay, Trump is now doing the thing that like all of the craziest Trump derangement syndrome leftists and lib rolls and stuff were like this, if this is what you were

“saying he would do because he was so crazy and so awful and so bad. Where are they at?”

Where are any of the Democrats? Like they're just like, I just had a huge rally last weekend, huge rallies all across the country. I was in Minneapolis given a speech to the libertarian party, but downtown there was a massive rally, about the no kings rally, the one yet, one that was creating an image for New York City. Yeah, the old thing was it was created by a lady named Greenberg who doesn't have a problem with the war in Iran. And so the, and it really

goes to show what a structure of all these leftist groups are. Remember, as we talked about that famous molly ball article in time about how they were, how they rigged the election against

there is how they are able to turn these left wing protest groups on and off like a light switch.

“And one great example of that is they were all told to stay away on January 6th because we have”

our own plan basically in a bunch of left anarchists in the crowd makes the message up. So stay back

and then they they all stayed back. Like there's slaves to some group text message that they all get that tell some went and where to go. And so look, the leaders of the Democratic party are Zionists. They want this war. And so they bring everybody together saying no kings or so even mean anything. The guy who's elected and like, yeah, he's like a dictator, but you know, we live in a post-Harry Truman era due to of course presidents start wars. They all do. And yes,

that's bad. But like one of the even having mind, right, they don't even, you know, it's just shit-lived, center-left liberal democrat and nothingness in place of like, you know, hell, at least in the W Bush years, they pretended to care about Cindy she and and like a specific

movement against the Iraq war. But really, you know, they were just riding her back to try to get

back into the Congress. They didn't really mean it. But at least they pretended to oppose the worst

“thing that was happening. In this case, they don't dare. I think they're probably afraid to exercise”

any influence over it. They don't want to end it too soon. Yeah, you know, I just like, if there are any like well-meaning leftists or liberals watching us, and I don't know why they would be, but maybe they are like, hey, we're great on foreign policy, everybody. Look, I want to ask those people like, does it ever, does it ever seem strange to you that black rock and J.P. Morgan and the U.S. Department of Defense seem to share your politics. In fact,

they spend millions of dollars promoting your politics of like racial grievance and the sexual

revolution. And so, for like, well, they both like, does that ever seem strange to you that they

would care so much about that stuff? The reason they do that is because those issues went, look, the sexual revolution started out because, you know, women who were getting abused couldn't divorce their husbands because, you know, they wouldn't have any options and we had to like fix that up and, you know, a lot of parts of the country gave people were getting beat up if they turned out they were gay or something. And so, you know, that had to, we had to call Matt down and so forth.

You guys have spent the last 10 years arguing over whether there should be books about anal sex and children's libraries or not. Or whether the eight-year-olds who are supposed to be reading those books should be allowed to chop their dicks off, okay? Like, if you could just accept, if the people on the left, the real leftists, the ones who are, and the real liberals too, like the progresses, the ones who are well-meaning and really mean what they say,

if you could just accept that the sexual revolution has gone far enough, okay? Like, the reason you're arguing over whether kids should be able to get sex changes is because all the

“important shit has been taken care. That's why you're arguing about this now. But there are”

huge institutions filled with people whose job it is to push this agenda and they don't want to go find other jobs and so they keep going to the next issue and you keep following. If you could put that aside, accept that things have gone far enough on that front, and then also accept that we have had 70 years now, 60 years now, of really unprecedented immigration that is very clearly like pulling our society apart at the

seams and that we need a break. We need a break for a while. That's not crazy. We've done this before in our history from 1924 to 1965. We took a break from immigration and that was like the one time in our modern history that all these different groups of people who had flooded into the country, a lot of them who were mutually suspicious, even hostile to each other, got to know each other and got comfortable with each other and we actually formed up like something resembling

like a national collective identity with each other and it was because we took that step back and cut off the constant inflow that was just creating this constant churn in our society and let the people who are neighbors now get to know each other. If you could just do those two things, then we could march on Washington and hang these people by their freaking ankles. But those two things, the reason JP Morgan and the Department of Defense and the CIA all support those

things in support and spend millions of dollars pushing them out into society is because they know that it makes it impossible for people like me to stand with you. And there are a lot of people like me who hate the way this government is run, who recognize the sense of control. It's an old nature of it who recognize all these things, but they're like dude, I'm not, I'm not going

it's going to tell me that the school should be able to groom my kid and to be in trans, like that's crazy. So just things are going to far enough. Let's focus on the stuff that matters. Like you've literally got a president in there now and I'm talking again to Liberals and leftist. It was just openly saying that we can't do anything with health care. We can't do anything with Medicare, child care or anything like that. We got a war to fight. And that war is just, it's a war

of straight-up terrorism where we're just blowing up hospitals, blowing up, you know, pharmaceutical research laboratories and bridges that aren't even finished yet, just to, well, he tells you why,

“you know, just to punish the civilian population of that country. That's why we're doing it.”

We're doing it at the behest of a foreign country that has influence here because of, you know, sympathetic billionaires and a vast array of like interlinked organizations that bend our politics to

that country's will. Let's focus on those things, please. All right. Like, just, I've always said

this, man, just what we can compromise on is the things that the government is doing that we need them to stop doing. You know, forget your path for God's sake. Don't ask the national government to take care of people's toddlers before they're even old enough to be imprisoned in kindergarten. Leave those kids alone. We don't want that, but just at the very least, just ask them to stop doing the things that they're doing that are violating our rights, especially all the spying stuff, all the

taxation, the pruning of the money, endless wars, and, you know, all the domestic police state

“agree. We'll all that back. That's all stuff that we can agree on when we cannot agree on the”

positive programs that we want government to do this or that to somebody. And I certainly agree and Democrats agree too, according to the polls about ending immigration, you know, or certainly ending the flood of illegal immigration over the open border and all of that stuff too. That's like super duper majority territory when it comes to opinion polls on that stuff. So I think you're totally right. And I also think you're right that it's all a deliberate, you know, right wing plot to make you a left

winner in order to, it's just like I was watching the South Park the other day with a explain how Mr. Garrison, when Mr. Garrison is Donald Trump, and he runs for president, and they she have a little graph, and they show outrolling words. This guy says something horrible to this guy, and then he just leaves. And then what happens is this guy responds, and other people call him a whiner and a complainer for the way he responds. And then other people depend him and then other

people make fun of those people. And it's like this chain reaction, like a nuclear reaction of people making fun of each other for getting upset and then whatever. And then Mr. Garrison like

“Sanchez, I think that's how I got elected president. Like, yeah, it's all a big troll, they're trolling us.”

And this is the George Carlin bit in jaman in New York. He says, you notice the media, they'll

focus always. They always focus on whatever devices or the race, class, jobs, regional differences,

ethnicity, sex, and whatever, on down the line, anything that they can do to more finally divide the American people against each other. So that they, the rich can keep going to the bank, which is a bit over simplifying it. But the people with the power can keep going to the bank. And you could see this so clearly in the rise of the occupied movement on the left, where they claim to represent the 99 percent and not just pushing for full communism, but pushing against the worst of the bank bailouts

and bonuses on all of our backs that we're going on at that time. And the tea party doing the same thing. Now, remember tea party rallies where they said, listen, let's just not focus on abortions and immigration and more cultural issues. Now, let's just focus on the bank bailouts and the tarp funds and all this QE expansion of the monetary policy under Barack Obama that we're all against. And then immediately, they hit everybody with white privilege this in trans rights that

and everybody, you know, your next or neighbors got a different cut skin color than you. It's time

for you guys to be suspicious of each other. Instead of about us, the powerful, the 1% of the

1% who are really running things around here. And so it couldn't have been more obvious than that. Like, hey, this is just like in the George Carlin bit, you know what I mean? This is right in front of your face and still going on in this day. All right. So hang on quick break because we got to thank our sponsor, me, Scott Warden Show Coffee that you get. If you go to Scott Warden.org/Coffee and you go to Moon Does Artisan Coffee's and it's our Ethiopian part Sumatra blended together so that

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So a good Primer on America's relationship with Iran therefore you at the facts about Iran.com by me and then what else I want to talk to about? There was one other issue that I wanted to I got one in the meantime while you think about it. I was thinking about some of those other dogs that don't bark and you know I was thinking about when I did you see recently that Lindsey

“Graham this unmarried childless 70 year old was it Disney World for some reason the other day.”

It's yeah I also saw that he was saying something about it's time for a negotiated settlement which seemed like it's hard. It's hard. It's hard. I like your think about when I saw those pictures

of him there. It's good. We hear all the stories all this propaganda about how the country's full of

all these Shi'ai Iranian terrorist cells that are just waiting for the word from the Iotala. I was like I don't think Lindsey Graham would be able to walk around Disney World like without a chair in the world if that were the case. You know I just don't think so. And that immediately got me thinking the same as something along similar lines like you supposedly have this global geodys movement where people from Germany and America and Australia and Pakistan everywhere

they will respond to the call from this random dude that nobody had ever really heard of

“like just a couple years before to come set up the caliphate do whatever gold you know kill the”

Assad government and so forth and drop of a hat they'll give up everything in their lives leave everything behind and go and fight this war do this thing or they'll go you know shoot up their co-workers and San Bernardino or a nightclub in Orlando or stab a bunch of people on a train just because gosh darn it they're just crazy SUNY radicals how is it though that Israel has been engaged in a straightforward genocide of the Palestinian sure the last three years like on live TV live

stream to the world and not a single one of those people despite the fact that the country next store is run by them in Syria that there's not a single one of them who thinks like yeah I might like fly across halfway across the world to go run a bunch of people over in France but no I'm not going to take a run at one of the border stations here like you know you're getting into Israel I'm not going to slip into the west bank and attack any of these settlers or something

I'm not calling on anybody to do that but it is weird okay because this is like v costs 11 for like every supposed like you know radical Muslim extremist with like a chip on his shoulder and a grievance you know in his pocket like this is v costs 11 for them it's like the primary stain on Muslim honors the Zionist entity that's you know doing this to the Palestinians hey I got bad news for you Kube man the leader of al-Qaeda in Syria was shaking hands

with the king of England yesterday yeah I'm just I mean it really does like go to show you just like you're talking about that molly ball article how they can turn on or off the antifa people here yeah this is all fake dude it is all fake like these people are absolutely these movements quote unquote are completely owned completely controlled completely easily manipulated I mean it's just there's the how would anybody even like doubts me on this just

explain to me explain to me how there hasn't been a single jihadist from wherever slipping in through Jordan to the west bank which would be no trouble at all certainly a hell of lot easier than getting to rocko while ISIS was controlling you know Syria how not a single one of them is slipping into the west bank through Jordan to go shoot up some Israeli settlement it's anybody's slipping of the west bank from Jordan I like I said I don't know it's got to be easier than

it's got to be easier than getting to rocko from you know hamberg when you know when when ISIS is controlling half of Syria and is it in front of a water war with with Assad I mean all of that was clearly like reciproter ones policy at that time to help all those people go through and defy

for his long estate and yes ISIS and al-Nus were always at least from the time you know

backing which militia on the ground there was some you know diversification because really

“it's got people that you can shoot at right there on the border and the go on heights and again”

I'm not calling on anybody who didn't got I'm just saying it's awful strange that like all of these people seem to just not be that motivated about this whole you know killing every Palestinian and Gaza thing well I agree I mean I was saying before you know when when Jalani and I and Al-Qaeda took over Damascus at the end of 24 my just kind of speculation about the whole thing right was either he's gonna turn out to be a son of a bitch that they can't deal with and we're gonna end up

having a war on terrorism in Syria now against the bin Ladenites there as the next step or he's gonna be so tame that one of his own guys is gonna cut his head off and replace him

for being such a sellout to the Americans in the Israelis because ultimately wow what a sellout

and it makes sense strategically that like look the Americans and the Israelis help put us in power here and we sort of serving at their pleasure here so we gotta be careful that makes sense from his

“point of view but then as you're indicating here among his friends you have to assume a lot of those”

guys don't mind dying and would be happy to die trying to kill just any Israelis at the border or whatever we're talking about bin Ladenites here yeah I would think right you would think you would although you know remember even in the Islamic state the one time they ever apologized to anyone was when the air in missile hit Israel and they were well we did not mean to do that you know things that make you go hmm did you see the Islamic state put out a message today calling on

Muslims to burn down Christian churches it's like oh with everything going on in the in the world right now but everything happening in your region right now that's what you're going with like that's what's got you worked up to the point that you want to go commit another act of terrorism really it's so fake dude it's often I don't know how all fake it is but you know I sure wouldn't be surprised if if Al Qaeda and bin Ladenite type groups started attacking Iran right now

if only it's because it's a target of opportunity and how we know that CIA and Mossad back John Dollar in the past in fact we even know that John that see you know Mossad was posing as CIA recruiting a John Dollar in the past so there is a real danger that and and look I think from all of my study of all this shit I mean man I read a lot of books

“about them and whatever is best I can and I think it's clear like the best way to summarize the”

al Qaeda movement and ISIS as well is just the break off is just al Qaeda in Iraq is just what ISIS is that they are America Britain and Saudis pet terrorists that are used to kill Russians Serbs and Shiites when they're useful and then they oftentimes blow back against the United States and do random crazy things because they're people with their own agendas and I know a lot of people are a lot more true than that and they hate me for not being one but you know I think

like bin Laden strategy of luring America into Afghanistan was clear he had his own reasons for pushing those people to attack the United States all through the 1990s and he's been

a lot of the reason for a reason we poured it al Qaeda up until like basically up until September

10th 2001 and we were back allied with them once again just a decade later with this like brief period in between is because you had this one Saudi billionaire that we had or 100 million air whatever that we had recruited you know into this into this movement who woke up one day and said I don't think I want to be used like that anymore and so we took him out and we took out all the people who supported him and we got to work with Iran now we'll just keep killing all the

leaders until eventually we find someone who doesn't want to die and do that without Qaeda too dude they're not all like you know a lot of people are our fakers and you know you get down to a person who's willing to wander back onto the reservation and put his collar on and now there are buddies again you know your head near you to them yeah no it was years ago I used to joke that maybe they were listening

to my show because I would always say you see Bashar al-Assad he say I was wearing a three-piece suit

and shakes his chin whatever and then the next thing you know they dressed up Jolani and a suit and put him on front line and like including three-piece suit with the vest you know what I mean and Martin Smith interviewed him and then I interviewed Martin Smith and you know giving the third degree for his puff piece clearly even hired by the Turks to do this PR to try to rehabilitate Jolani in a word guys in terms of state point taking man I got to get gone bro I got to go easy to my

chickens there nightly snack before the sun goes down they're right man well thanks for doing the show

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