08-10-26 Part Two - The "Fine People" Of The DSA

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All across America, we are Red Eye Radio, and he is Sarah Carlion, I'm Gary McNamara, welcome, and good morning. I'll Patriot Gall wrote us this. Okay, I'm old enough to remember when there were reports of Trump entered the equid pro quo with Zelensky

with, uh, give what really occurred nothing.

“I'm surprised, you two, who always say you must have evidence to support”

uncooperated reports, actually source stories as what we've said before. Right, have concluded we're not going after Iran's news. We both said, uh, I said about the Wall Street Journal story. I hope it's not true. You said you have reservations about what the New York Times has written.

What we have said is, over all, not based on any reports, we do not see the president going in with ground troops and Earth movers to get out the nuclear material, which would be required to do that.

If you're the first, if you're a first time listener, uh, Patriot Gall, uh,

thank you for listening and how dare you take so long to start listening. Uh, we require you listening all night every night. Um, but seriously, I've said at the end of this, if it turns out they, they all come to the podium and say, we've taken out the regime, we have control full, full control of the,

the stockpiles, uh, and, uh, the Iranian stockpiles and the Iranian people now will decide the future of their country. I will say well played and I will be happy to be wrong. I don't come to the point of a conclusion. I don't have confidence that it's there.

I'm not saying it's not going to happen, but it appears it's not going to happen.

“Well, she, she made the case, uh, you say you must have evidence to support”

uncoverte reports, which was, no, we are already in the Wall Street Journal in New York Times that we put the disclaimer on it that we hope it's not true. And these are sore stories. Yeah, as we always do. And, and, and we're very clear about that, uh, for Patriot Gall or anybody listening, uh,

that may be new to the show, we're very clear about this is where the story is coming from. In fact, I mentioned throughout the story, it's the New York Times. I don't trust anything from the New York Times, especially sources familiar with the situation

that just always puts a red flag in my mind.

The only reason that I brought it up is that there were other stories outside of, uh, the liberal activist media that we're talking about this discussing this, I have a hard time believing on the munitions depletion being, in a case, you know, where it's, which is highly critical.

“I think Head Seth, if he was going to Congress and saying, hey, we need more money.”

I, I think it was, it was a number of things based on strategy of what the future is going to be, and quite possibly, I mean, you'd have to include, uh, major, uh, a major move post-election where they say, we want to go in mid-November because if Johnson is speaker, Johnson's calling the White House gone, look, you got to lay low until November because we're just getting crushed here, and all this talk is driving the prices up if we don't straighten out what's going on

with you in the straight or more. And one of the things that he could not continue every day to say a deals around the corner. Yeah, no, no, on the talking thing, we said, we can't do that. Well, we said that last week a few times, and I don't know if they, for the last month, I don't know if they, you know, again, taken our advice or someone else has told them that, because you don't have to talk about it every day in detail.

Listen, this is an ongoing mission. Our goal is to make sure a ran does not have nuclear weapons, and we're working toward that goal if we have updates, we'll bring them to you. And you know, Levitt came out last week and said, you know, it's not true. The stockpile depletion story is not true. Everything is fine. And so again, you know, we don't know. We're

not on the inside, and we never come to a point of conclusion, except my confidence is waning

by the second on that we're going to go in because if you look at it for again, pay to your gal or anybody else listening. If you're just hearing this for the first time, and I mentioned it a minute ago, but there is a two tier massive mission here that would require substantial boots on

that's the first thing you have to do. Take out the regime. IRGC would not be in control.

These are massive massive moves. This is not small. This isn't the first Gulf War where Saddam Hussein sent his soldiers out into the desert with nothing, and our troops found them eating chapstick because they were so hungry. This is not that. This has been going on and brewing for 47 years under a regime that is willing to gun down their own people in their own streets. So there are so many moving parts to this. I can't pretend to know how you do this. I'm not

I want the mission complete because I live through this all of my life. Throughout my life, it started when I was young, but I have been alive through all this, and I want to present it

“to succeed because I don't believe that if we don't get, I believe, if we don't get the regime”

taken out and get that uranium before Trump's gone, no president ever will. He's the only one that will do it. I firmly believe that. Again, you're messaging, slow that down, get quieter on that. We're working every day to make sure they don't have nuclear weapons, keep it at that, and then you get past November and you see what you've got based on whether you win or not, but we'll see where that goes. Again, I don't know what's going to happen. My confidence is waiting, but not because

the president necessarily is as shaken out, but because it is such a Mount Everest of a mission to accomplish in number one, taking out that regime, which has very deep roots with tens of thousands of people and the IRGC, which is in control of the subjects, they're not citizens, subjects of the regime in Iran, and then beyond that going in and taking out the uranium with massive earth movers, and I don't know how long. I lost confidence after the memorandum understanding. Right,

and I said it at that point. If anybody, I would not have been for the war, if it would have said, this is what the conclusion is going to be this memorandum of understanding of where that was going in, of course, they didn't abide by that at all. The other thing is the president does not instill confidence by day after day after day after day. Remember, he actually said it a month ago, they're playing us for a fool, which he's meant, Iran is playing him for a fool,

“because there is no us. He's commander in chief, and he's continued as I forgot. I think it was”

Jim Garity wrote last videos. I've never seen a president over and over again, promote the fact

that he's being played by the fool, but for a fool, by his by his enemies. Why he's doing it? I don't know, but we, every point that has come up here, whether it was gas prices, whether it was the midterms, we brought all of that up saying when he went in. At that point, it was talking about going in. If you're going to do it, you've got to do it with such overwhelming force. Yeah. And that means every new person in government, the US soccer podcast. I'm

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The US must shift its strategy with Iran and Israeli special operations veteran Warren Tuesday while arguing that Washington should target the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, support network, rather than using conventional military strikes. We're to hear that before.

This is what the Colonel and I say referred to as a low-intensity conflict, special operations units, clandestine units, the CIA, Mossad, Navy Seals, Delta, and more. All of them were stood up in the 1950s specifically to be able to deal with this kind of low-intensity conflict. The real soft white underbelly here to really to bend the mollus is going to be focusing operations on the support structure of the mollus describing how the regime is built to be able to withstand military

pressure. Every time we hit them, what do they do? They stand up and say, "Great Satan can't hit us with their explosion." He said the military needs to be tacking the middle, which is the IRGC, the money makers, the intelligence support apparatus. Start hitting them, start killing them, start attacking them in the streets, so they get paranoid. Israel has the intelligence, and I'm

“hoping that Trump sees the only way to actually bend the will of the mollus is to make it so that”

the people who support them fear that the mollus can no longer protect them. It's exactly what

you and I said, and I thought that was going to happen. We never believed it when they said no

regime change, and then went out to take out a few levels of the government to begin with, including the eye at Tola. But what was in Trump's mind from the beginning, or Hegg says mind in the beginning? I can't wait to see the book after all this is over. What did Hegg said really wanted to do? Right. What did Hegg said really wanted to do was compared to a Trump wanted to do, and what was he in fighting? That would be a book that I would read.

And J.D. Vance's opinion on this and put on this is very critical because the president said the other day, he said, "Look, J.D. Vance has to be the guy in 28. I mean, it has to be J.D. Vance." You know, because there was the back and forth with, you know, it's going to be Marco Rubio,

“but the president, you know, and I think that's pretty much the only thing you can't say at this point,”

you know, it needs to be J.D. Vance. So that's critical, you know, based on the possibility of

this going on longer than two years, more. But here's the thing. There are so many moving parts to all of this. We have to include, again, the story, it was a source story out of Israel, was it a source story? Or did the Israelis say there was a covert operation going on to to attack the from within, attack top Iranian officials from within? Was that a source story? I can't remember. I believe that was a source story. Okay. I thought it was because it would be

bigger news if they were officially saying that. But so you look at that, if that is true,

these are contingencies, if that is true, then I could see that. I've always seen Israel as

being the strong arm in that regard, only because Israeli intelligence, especially within Iran, has been superior. They're deeply embedded. Israeli intelligence is deeply embedded in Iran.

“That's what gives me confidence that it actually could happen if there is action.”

If there's any action, take it. You know, there's been some back and forth between Netanyahu and Trump in recent weeks, in recent days, even. But if that's actually happening and they want to, because domestically, it's hurting the GOP's chance for reelection, or to keep the house and send it. And they're waiting to, you know, conclude this mission until after then, and then, you know, usher in, because that's going to be chaos. If they were to accomplish,

taking out the regime, IRGCs no longer in control, and then they get equipment on the ground and start moving in to take that uranium. That is still chaotic in terms of the effect on the global market, but also sentiment on here domestically, even after the election and everything else. There's always that effect, even though I would consider that to be a massive victory. So, so many needs to ask the president of that's the plan. How do they plan to get rid of the

nuclear weapons? How would they do it? How would they get rid of the war? Or is that still on the uranium rocket? Yeah, because you, you're going to need boots on the ground. You think Trump's going to put boots on the ground? See, that's my thing. He doesn't want to do that. He said that

I would rather have a deal than killing people. And he's been that president. He's not a wartime

president. You know, the things he's done have been precision moves, Soleimani, or in early,

“I think it was March of 2017, his first term. He went after ISIS and Eastern Afghanistan with a”

Moab, just boom. And you know, so those were precision moves. And that's the kind of the president he is, which is on the ground changes, which is why I had confidence when he went in, based on what he had done before. Right. And then, which is attack the leadership, how after the leaders. Right. And so I agree with the gentleman who was on Fox News last week, I read it when you were out last week. And I wanted to save it when you were in because it's

something we set all along. You want to win this war. It's not attacking traditional targets. Forget about the electrical plants or the bridges or whatever. You want to make sure train lines that may have been able to bring stuff in from China are destroyed. That's fine. Right. But the and the blockade I'm all for. But every single one of those leaders should be paranoid.

“They're going to die in the next 10 hours. Yes. That's how you win the war. You don't win the war”

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man, Jonathan, and Tertly wrote a great column that we'll get to following the bottom of the hour.

All right. It was basically that that the Democrats are doing the sharelet's fill thing.

There are many fine people in the DSA. No, no, no, no, don't do that. And he makes the point he goes except when Trump said it, you know, they have a lie about it, but he don't have to lie. Yeah, right. No, you don't. You don't have to, I mean, you don't have to lie. We have a broad tent. Right. It's it's all under the big tent.

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Awesome. We got into a great conversation. Nice. I always get into

a great conversation with Uber drivers. Really does. Yeah. That's good. But let's talk, let's talk big tent. Now, when I was a kid, I wanted a pup tent. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Even though some of the big tents were cool, but I was completely and totally upset with having a excuse me, not upset, obsessed with having a sewn-in floor. Yeah. You know, that to me, I wanted a pup tent with a sewn-in floor. We had one when I was in Boy Scouts. And I guess

primarily because of fire ants. Oh, I never thought about that in time. I'm happy I wasn't a

Boy Scout in Texas. Yeah. Yeah. Now, we did camp where we built our own shelters.

And that was cool. I loved doing that. But you just had to be aware of where you were at. And a lot of times we were this one-state park, which is beautiful, but it's near water. And there's a ton of ants, fire ants, and otherwise. And you just had to, you know, just be careful. When we would go to summer camp at northern lights in the Hallebert and above the Hallebert in Highlands in Ontario, black flies, mosquitoes. Wow. We used to have, have used to have a mosquito

cage, just left it. Everybody had their own mosquito cage. Okay. All right. That makes sense. It became part of what you carried with you. There you go. I remember one time this was in New York. It was the place called. It was in three miles. Nine mile island. It was three times as dangerous as three mile island. Nine mile island. Think in Tonawanda, maybe it was, I don't know, maybe it was outside of, I don't know. But yeah, right on the canal, huge vegetation. There were so many mosquitoes.

They would follow you in a cloud. You had to wear a hat with mosquito netting and long clothes.

“Yeah. And you ran because I'm not kidding. There were swarms of mosquitoes. And the best thing ever”

was this guy and is one of the boy scouts and his father came out and his father was definitely a tender foot. I mean, he just wasn't used to being out there camping and stuff. Yeah. And all the sudden we hear, it was breakfast time. You hear screaming. And go, we're leaving. We're leaving. There's

damn mosquitoes all over the bacon. I never laughed so hard in my life. Yeah. It's like as we got

you, and the thing is what really amazes me is when I was a kid. I love that stuff. I remember one was the one thing they had. Oh, where you went out yet. It was a winter. It wasn't even a merit badge. It was an award you got. I forgot. Artink or something. I can't think of the name of it. But you had to go out and stay in a tent in winter weather. And we failed at the first two times. And we were so happy because the temperature got up to 34. And it had to remain polar bears.

What it was called? Okay. So you could polar bear. Well, if I unless the temperature remained, it had to remain under 32. All right. And when it got to 34, we were jumping for joy because we got to do it again on another camp, you know, another camping thing. And what I learned there,

“I learned that if you want to sleep when it's cold, you have your sleeping bag and all that. And”

it's even if it's a good sleeping bag. You take hot water. You boil the hot water on the propane stove. Would of course you have to have until like it's boiling. You put it in your canteen, you're wrapping the towel and you put that at the bottom of your feet at stays warm all night long. Yeah. Yeah. That was great. I mean, I was, yeah. I thought I was a genius when I figured that a lot of YouTubers I followed do that. They'll, they'll heat up some water bottles and heat up

some water and then pour it in bottles and then and then put it in their sleeping bags. Yeah. Yeah. It really worked well. But talking about the big 10 versus the small tent. Right. The Democrats are all about the big tent. Right. This was on this week. And it's a Donna Brazil. And then Scott Jennings. Here we go. All right. But as you know, I've been in this big tent

growing pains. I saw on the Republican side whether it was through the Tea Party in 2010.

“The activists who helped to bring about the MAGA movement. And with all due respect to my”

friend Donna, there's nothing like you can't draw any equivalents between the Tea Party movement and the Socialist. For one, the Tea Party folks weren't trying to bring about the downfall of Western Civilization and the United States of America, abolished the police, abolished the abolish borders, abolished the Senate, abolished the Constitution. But there was nothing like this in the Republican party. So it's an extreme political ideology that is gaining traction. The Democrat leadership

has lost control. They know it. And people like Alexandria Ocasio-Cartez, Hong and Wisconsin,

Abdul-El-Sayed in Michigan, you talk about the big tent, the Democrat Jewish Attorney General

of Michigan. Can I even go to her party's nominating convention? Because she says, "I won't be safe there because of the supporters of Abdul-El-Sayed." You can't draw any equivalents between what happened in the Republican party with the resurgence of Patriot Conservatives versus these anti-American radicals. Well, really, the thing about the Tea Party, so much of the Tea Party was actually born after the financial crisis of 2008, 2009. That's one that came into

that's one that came into being. And it was really, when you think about it, the Tea Party was a result of the entire bridge loan and all of that that came from a Republican president.

And it was Republicans demanding fiscal accountability from government. That's not the same. That

that wasn't a big tent. That was simply members of the Republican Party telling the Republican

“Party, you need to get back to what we're about. Yep. That it was a Republican party that was”

moving off where conservatives wanted them to go. And now they're way off from where they wanted to go back then. But I just love it how they're trying to, you know, this is just like the Tea Party. It's like the Tea Party. And I'm glad Scott Jennings said that because that was a absolutely perfect response. Yeah. Then Jonathan Turley wrote on this. Big 10 small space, Democrat leaders embrace the fine people of the DSA as radicals call for purges.

A son, Piker, a close ally of Abdul El Sayed, is calling for Marxist, Leninist punishment. That's a quote for those who criticize Michigan's Democratic Senatorial candidate as radicals and anti-Semites like Piker flood the Democratic Party.

“Establishment figures are struggling to justify their alliance with extremist candidates.”

Ironically, Democrats are now fulfilling the false narrative that they used against President Donald Trump after the Charlottesville protest. They are maintaining that there are many fine people in the DSA. Despite their seeking to destroy our constitutional system, open the borders to fund the police, embrace virtual anarchy. And now some of these fine people are calling for moderates to be purged as radicals take over the Democratic Party. And then

he points out in 2017, the media manufacturer to controversy by suggesting that Trump had praised neo-Nazis and clansmen in 2017 as fine people in Charlottesville. It was demonstrably false, but became the accepted truth in the media. In reality, Trump condemned the neo-Nazis. And the statement was about fine people on both sides was a reference to people on both sides of the debate over removal of historic statues that narrative took on an added hypocrisy.

When some of the loudest voices later endorsed a candidate with an actual Nazi tattoo who allegedly assaulted women, mocked wounded veterans and praised terrorists. However, he promised to deliver Maine and bring figures like Chuck Schumer and Elizabeth Warren back to power. So there you go. Yeah. Antisemites and communists are not fine additions to any party. A son, Piker is not a fine person in any universe. He has said

the United States deserved the terrorist attacks on 9/11 and prominently displays a picture of the collapsing twin towers. He has downplayed the murders and rapes of innocent Israelis on October 7th and called one Jewish man who challenged him a bloodthirsty violent pig dog. That's a quote. figures like Harrison Buttigieg's brush off. I'll say it's allies including Mohammed Bukar was Winnie, a prominent Muslim cleric who gave a sermon that called for followers to

the death of Senator Lindsey Graham. And they just geek goes on and on and on and on. But it's

“not the same thing. And that's what they're trying to do. Well, you know, the Republican Party,”

Republican Party, the Republican Party probably has more differences now. The Tea Party United. Oh, yeah. United the Republicans actually United the Republicans to get back to really fiscal, you know, a good conservative fiscal policy. That was the goal. Yeah. Again, did it work? Well, no, none of it's worked. I mean, the Republicans are slower to get the debt where it is today than the Democrats. But, you know, you don't have the conservative. Really,

I look at the Tea Party is the last horror of conservatives in the Republican Party. It really was.

That's how, but it was about. There was nothing radical about it at all. Nothing. No.

“And remember, somebody claimed that they were cursed. Who was it? And they couldn't find”

anyone else who verified it. Think about that Democrats are worried about somebody cursing somebody in a huge rally. And they were supporting. Yeah. There's supporting the most radical candidates who wish to destroy the United States. And they do. And you can say, but the beautiful thing is, Scott Jennings can say that to Donna Brazil. There's nothing she can say. No. Anything that's

and when you have, uh, uh, turly sane, the same thing. Yep. It goes, look, they want to destroy the

country. They're seeking to destroy the constitutional system. They want to get rid of the Senate. They want to get rid of the presidency and the Supreme Court because in us into wood, it's not the same thing. Right. If it's under if it's under Congress, but they wanted to fund the police, to fund the military. Yep. They want to destroy the country. Right. And they're, and they're

“proud of it. Now some of them are starting to back off. But the only, the only thing that Schumer”

and Donna Brazil and Jeffries can say is, well, it's all part of the big tent. But you see her seeing Donna Brazil when Scott Jennings is doing it. She's just sitting there. She can't say anything. No. She can't say you're overexaggerating it because they said it. Nope. This, this, they're promoting it. I know. It's not like they were caught on a hot mic. You know, they didn't, somebody didn't go undercover and record them on a cell phone.

They're going on TV proudly promoting it. And the, you know, of course, by the way, why are these still trying to go to the center or move back or, you know, after the primaries? Why are the Democrats even trying that anymore? I mean, it was, it was done. That was the tactic, you know, years ago. But why would the DSA back off of that? And then you had this week, former DNC Vice Chair David Hogg told the establishment figures that the big tent of his party is not big enough

for them. He and other moderates have to go when asked about Democrat moderates. Hogg replied, "They don't have the right values." That's a quote. Well, look, and they kick him out. Remember, he didn't keep his job the DNC. I know. Now Carval's saying he needs to lead the DNC. As he hates everything that he hates for. As he hates all of the radicalism. I know. We are on a radio. Coming up more with Gary McNamara. And Eric Carly, it's Red Eye Radio.

We're on a radio. He is our protein. I'm Gary McNamara. Yep, David Hogg said that that the moderates of the Democratic party, the tent is not big enough for them. He and other moderates have to go. They don't have the right values. As those same people that they wish to purge are saying, we're all part of this big tent. We're all part, this is our tea party, destroying the country as our tea party. It's the exact same thing as the tea party. I don't know. It's just like

I love it. It's complete. I love it. It is complete and total lunacy.

who deserve to be punished. There are haters in our ranks. Notice how when someone comes out and

“says, yeah, that's actually a bad association immediately. It's weaponized by Republicans.”

Communists, statements should be criticized. Of course. They just like to call us Communists for some reason.

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