Joe Rogan Says People BETRAYED By Iran War w/ John Rocker & Leonarda Jonie

Despite the assurances from President Donald Trump that this war is almost co...

polling is not very good, showing that most people's country are not really happy about what's going on.

“And a video is going viral, showing Lindsey Graham saying to the anti-Semonetics, I think it's what he said.”

We get what he's trying to say, and the isolationists, I don't stand with the U.S. stand with Israel all the way. And it's generating a lot of controversy because while one might understand saying you don't agree with anti-Semites, but isolationists, that's just a, that's a foreign policy opinion. To say that you would stand with the foreign country, it's generating a lot of controversy. And alongside this another video from the Joe Rogan Podcast, which of course, if Joe has an opinion on something,

they use it as the, the litmus test of moderates, he says that people feel betrayed by this war with Iran, because we did not vote for this, and indeed polling shows many people are deeply concerned about what this will mean.

I don't want to say it's all bad. I mean, obviously, we didn't vote for this war, most people didn't,

but we will see how this stuff plays out. We got a bunch of other stories, of course, CNN, ran what may be one of the most insane tweets I've ever seen, where in reference to Islamic terrorists who threw a TATP explosive nail bomb at police and protesters, they said something like some teenagers from Pennsylvania took a train down for what could have been a beautiful day on a otherwise warm New York weekend, and then everyone started roasting them, saying, several men took

a plane to Washington, D.C. Virginia, and New York, for what could have been a beautiful day, yeah, we get the point. So they're getting absolutely roasted for that. We'll talk about that, but I will tell you my friends, what's really grinding my gears today, they're running the

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They're trying to make it seem like he personally is buying himself $1 million lobster meals. Pete Egg's death is providing meals to the troops, stake in lobster because it is typically what we do to boost morale, and you know what, you're not going to get me. Of all the things we complain it could complain about with the budget, saying that our men and women in uniform get to have a fine meal for once. You're not going to get me complain about it, and the fact that

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joining us tonight. Why don't we start with you Leonardo? Sure. Hi, what's up? Who are you? What do you do? I'm Leonardo Joni. I'm a comedian and, you know, controversial figure on the far right, I guess. I don't know where you're going to put me. If you said far left, there'd be more worried. Now I know we're going to laugh. Well, okay, we won't. All right, show it's it's it's it's fun to have you. Thank you. John Rockers here. How are you doing?

Good see you again Tim. Lean up into that microphone bro. I don't move around so good. You've got a bad thing. Yeah, the stem cells. I got stem cells. How did you really? About a month ago. Yeah, my intention is still that the inflammation is still there.

The pain is still there.

aged old. I don't know. Or is it the stem cells? Or it's like eating my body from the inside. I don't really know. What I do know, I'm very impressed is I actually got invited back somewhere twice.

Yes, right. It's one of my my third step on the on the the Tim polisher. We we enjoy your presence.

Yeah, thanks. Yeah, at least least every six months you do every six months. You got to kind of wears off like yeah, you know, it's like when you break up with the girlfriend, you remember all the good times. And then chef, why did we even ask him to leave? He walks back to the door. He's like, no, oh, yeah, that's the smell. Indeed. Well, let's start with the news. Let's jump right into it. We've got this from the New York Times. Unlike past U.S. conflicts, Iran attack is opposed by most

Americans. And you know what I love about this. I find it very, very hard to believe that people in

“this country just generally liked war. But that's what they're claiming. And they'll tell you that”

I have to I have to I know they're saying Libya intervention was was largely unpopular. But I do kind of feel like they're just saying this because it's Trump and whatever he does is wrong. But we do have this clip from Joe Rogan that is making the rounds where you know, I will I will stress that it is funny that it only matters to people of Joe says it. That approval rating of World War II at 97 percent that they showed you that was after D. Day that that was after Japan struck Pearl Harbor,

right, which they had advanced notice of. So that's totally disingenuous because before that, it was solo. Nobody wanted to go America was anti-interventionist. I mean, I look at all of them. People really supported the Iraq War at 76 percent. They were protests everywhere. Yeah, well, that might have been after we had the incubator baby hoax came in. No, no, that was incubator. Maybe thing was in the 90s wasn't it? Yeah, that was a war. We were very popular in the

beginning because we I thought he had weapons of mass destruction. They told us to do it literally. So we were like, well, we have to say who told us they had weapons of mass destruction? I remember seeing in 2003 on the news. There was one guy who came in and did a nice little congress meeting and told them we had weapons of mass destruction. I don't know you guys might know him. I don't know the two dogs. He's a box of sparklers. No, Mr. Benji Netanyahu came down in

congress and told them, yeah, I never heard of this man. There's very strange and nigma. It seems

like just from his name. Sounds like a good guy. Sure. Benji, let me play this clip of Rogan because you look, I understand a lot of people are like, we get it at the opinion of Joe Rogan. Well, this clip has been going around because Joe represents for most partisans, the middle ground. So liberals are taking this as if to say, like, a hot, this proves it. But just seems so insane, based on what he ran on. I mean, this is why a lot of people feel betrayed, right? He ran on

no more wars and these stupid senseless wars and then we have one that we can't even really clearly define why we did it. But just seems so insane. And that's, and that's the just of it's going around. Many has song chimed in, saying, and Rogan believed him and endorsed him indeed. And what I love about this, Dave Smith is taking the opportunity to rag on Mediasan in a quite verbose way, pointing out that he himself is anti war. But when the anti war left

return on the issue of Gaza, he says, I never thought to start lecturing them about voting

for Biden in order to pat myself on the back and foolishly pretend that this proves their idiocy or guilt or whatever. I was just happy that they were good on such an important issue.

“And I agree with Dave on this, what Mediasan has done, and I think it, it kind of proves the point”

do people really, are they really mad at Trump over this war? Are they really, actually, I'll tell you this, did people actually really ever support any of these other wars? Because I find that very hard to believe. And I think largely the criticism right now is that it's Trump doing it. Yeah, I mean, look, it's always Trump doing it, that could stick with criticism, right? Like people that don't like Trump, it doesn't matter what the policy is. It's just that they don't

like Trump. And so they're just going to use whatever the policy at hand is as a way to criticize Trump. Now, I mean, there is legitimate criticism from the right. The people that said, you know, look, we don't want new wars. We don't want to be involved. Like that's legitimate stuff. But people like Mediasan are totally disingenuous. It doesn't matter what Trump does. I mean, Trump could cure cancer, and Medi would be like, well, you know, cancer is really not

all that bad. He's he's just totally disingenuous. And it took me to my point, you made to

“him on behalf of Joe Rogan's comments. We haven't defined why we're there. Really? I think Trump”

has done a fairly good job of doing that. And furthermore, it's a run. We know they're placing the world for the last damn near five decades. Do we even need to explain why we're there? And it is kind of obvious that knows when you're face. Yeah, that's why we're there. I think

The social media campaigns, manipulation, constants, foreign interference, al...

genuinely has people fracturing the United States, not really understanding what Iran is, what they do internationally. TikTok being a great example. I certainly understand the criticism that people have over TikTok. The reason why it was a band in the first place, then purchased was because it was deliberately and by its own code anti Israel. That many people would argue it was like, okay,

fine, what's the problem? Well, the problem is a Chinese own company is intentionally interfering

in American politics and social media. Buying it for the purpose of being pro Israel, I would say is only slightly less bad. We don't want our social media to be tools of weapon. We don't only, we don't want them to be weapons by the government to get us to support things that are

“bad that we don't want to support. At the same time, everything I think we're seeing with”

public perception on the Iran War, on the issue of Israel, is rooted in conflict between the United States and its adversaries and Israel is a principle military component for the United States. So you're going to have China, Russia, Iran, or other United States? Yeah, sure it is. But even Iraq, Afghanistan, etc, is starting back in in 1991. You knew this day with Iran was coming. Whether it's going to be today, tomorrow, or kick the candy on the road for another 30 years,

you knew it was coming. And, you know, this is going to be, I would switch to finance as a war. It's not so much a war when one size is doing all the damage and the other side of the area, would you call them bar fight, a bar fight? If one person just got the living, extra, and kicked out of them, and the only shots the other guy took was a kick at your ankles ways laying on. No, no, that's not fair. That's not fair. I would describe it as a bar fight where

one guy punched another guy, so he turned around and started punching a bunch of women.

“Like Iran's targeting hotels and civilian targets. They did strike something. Yeah,”

yeah, and you know what I'm doing. They're trying to rally rally their fellow Muslims in the area to lean on America. But this fight was coming at some point in time. And when you're going to have this fight with a, and Iran's been getting, you know, the Holy crap kicked out them for the last better point of 18 months, would it be Israel, where would it be us, you know, back in was it August September? No, yes, Midnight Hammer. Is that September August? It was last summer.

Wait, why do we have beef with Iran? Oh boy, we talked about it quite a bit. No, this is a serious dead serious question. Why do we have a simple version? No, simple version. Because Ian

the accuracy isn't the answer. No, I'm just going to tell you why. So the answer is that 20% of the

world's natural gas and oil flows to the state of Hormuz, and Iran keeps threatening to bomb it. They also supply weapons to the Houthi rebels and Yemen to bomb cargo ships and trade going through the Red Sea into the Suez Canal. The US deal with the world is you use US dollars to buy oil. We police the seas. That's the overly simple reason. So in Iran tells the United States, we are going to bomb trade oil or otherwise, unless you give us stuff, you get a Barack Obama and what does he do?

He says, we will give you whatever you want. Please just don't do this. And so he sends them the quote unquote palts will occur. The British got in there like that. Then you get Donald Trump, who says, I'm not going to send you money anymore, stop and don't threaten us or I'll kill you. And then they apparently in the meeting had a negotiation with Trump where they said, we have enough this out material for 11 bombs, and that's where we're starting the negotiation.

And Trump said, if you're not going to stop threatening the region, I will just blow you up.

“And that's what he did. I'm not saying you should support it. I'm saying those are the reasons.”

These are the modern. That's the modern era. Since the shots, since the theocracy got into power, what in the 20s, the British got in there and started siphoning their oil out of there. And then in the 50s, there's this guy, most of that, who the Iranians diplomatically, you know, democratically elected. And then the CIA essentially had him over thrown because he wanted to re-nationalize their oil supply for the shot. Yeah. And then so then they got him over thrown and they

put a king in the shot, the son of their old king. But they were, you know, supporting it like a proxy until 1979, then there was a revolution on the street because he was basically corporatizing Iran and making like, they're usually street vendors. And it was very right. And then he made big shopping malls and they destroyed local. And it's finished. I understand, but this is not relevant to the modern context. Wonderful. We could talk about the history of projects in the empire,

and go back a thousand years like that, but that's not relevant to what's going on. Some of what you're saying, basically Iran's threatening to bomb the straight where the oil goes through. They've done it. Yes. And what's their reason? Why do they say they're going to do that? What's the thing that we're not doing that they want us to be doing? Well, so there's the petro-dollar system, which is a component of what's called the liberal economic order. After World

War II, the United States, I know all about that. You know all about the liberal economy. Absolutely. That's the petro-dollar system. Iran says shove it up your ass. So we said, okay, how about no. And

Obama's strategy was fine. Then here's what we'll do. We will give you money. And we'll support

You just don't disrupt what we're doing in the Gulf, and in the Red Sea.

and in the meantime, they're developing. They're enriching uranium. Now, there's two legitimate views on this. I should say there's the overt with the media will tell you what Trump will tell you,

“and then there is the more you have to be in the politics really understand this. The issue with”

nuclear energy isn't about Iran getting a nuclear bomb for the most part. It's about them getting access to clean, efficient, high energy return on energy investment sources. If Iran is able to increase their energy output, they're going to expand their military capabilities further threatening

the region. They've been funding measures. The region, who? The Middle East. So basically,

international oil production. Again, I'm not saying you should, you have to support that. So I'm saying, oh, no, that's fine. This is what they're doing. I'm trying to get clear because. Yeah, if you don't support Israel, so I don't think you would have called me if that was the deal because all my positions are pretty clear for you. Yeah, who's had any interest? So Iran is supplying weapons and resources to groups that are militarized and they

destabilize the region. So Israel doesn't care about this at all is what you're saying. They're just here to help us because what do you mean? Of course they can. Israel's very ideologically

motivated against Iran for for. Because I'm trying to, I'm trying to get my brain around

between what you're saying versus what we're getting from the media and what we're getting from Trump, which is telling us, hey, they're building their weeks away from the nuclear bomb for 39 years. They've been weeks away from getting the nuclear bomb and they're going to use it and they're going to use it against us. But that's not for you. That's not for me. No, that message is for people who follow people like Candice Owens, right? I don't want to take

shots at Candice Owens. Oh, I will take shots at her, okay? The thing about mass audience is you need lowest common denominator content. But Candice Owens isn't the one saying that. No, no, my, my

point is not to shift away from talking about Candice for the reason why George W. Bush says,

they hate us for our freedoms. It's because he's sending on a message to maximize effectiveness, which means when you look at the IQ bell curve, the top 20% is going to say, that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard and then you're going to get the Midwest, so we're going to say, well, if my boss tells me to say it, I'll just go along with it and then you get the back end with the low IQ people being like, wow. So Trump's going to come out and say, if they build a nuclear bomb,

they're going to bomb people. And that's somewhat true. But the real risk is, if Iran is a nuclear bomb, they have leverage. And the leverage they will use to extract more resources and continually be an affront to the liberal economic order and the petro-dollar system. I don't believe Iran would actually nuke Israel or in the immediate anybody. But the liberal economic order system, the Trump military and social complex, don't want to negotiate with the nuclear power in the region.

They want to negotiate with a regional power. Right. And so when they go to them and they say,

“we're going to enrich uranium. There's two key components. We are going to have clean,”

high-density energy, which means our economy is going to expand rapidly outside of your sanctions, which means more people, more weapons, more bombs, and more leverage. Additionally, if we get a nuke and we have enough materials for 11 of those, you are now negotiating with the nuclear power. The Trump says, I'm not going to do that. I'm going to kill you. That's a huge gain in favor in your right. The whole thing is about leverage. I do have disagree with you on

the, they wouldn't nuke me, buddy. They're sending missiles right now in hotels and Saudi Arabia. And they're not going to -- when it comes to civilians, and let me hear it, let me hear it, let me hear it, let me hear it, let me hear it, let me hear it, let me hear it, let me hear it, let me clarify, I'm like, let me clarify, I'm like, let me clarify. I'm saying Iran's not going to want only just aren't launching bombs for no reason. They absolutely will use nuclear weapons. That's the point of not wanting to have to negotiate with the nuclear power, like Iran.

There is a lot of fundamentalists who quite literally have in their hadith that the Jews must be killed. And so, by all means, they're not the only dangerous ideology. Well, we don't want to start going into what the far extremists of certain religions hold, because we'd have a problem with Israel's far extremists of certain regions too. Well, by all means, go ahead and criticize Israel all day. I don't care, but -- No, no, no, no. But there's a lot of literally has in the hadith that the end will not come until they kill of the Jews.

But we -- but the extreme right on the Jews, right? There's nothing extreme right of Islam. This is literal blanket all Islam. Okay, but who's Benjamin Netanyahu's little click that's actually running these rally government right now has in their extreme religious view. Along with our Pete has Geth and their little evangelical. What proves it? I'm right. I'm kidding. I have this extreme point of view that until the -- well, for the -- for the Jews until Europe is destroyed, their mochiyak won't come back. And they can't build their temple.

“And then get 2,800 goi slaves each. They've got an extreme policy that's also motivating the -- Indeed. So, I think we have a problem on both ends here.”

Well, I would disagree. I would argue that there are a lot of fundamentalist ideologies. My response to the issue of Israel is we shouldn't be giving them any money.

We shouldn't be involved in their -- their conflicts, or whatever, maybe.

When's that going to happen?

Never because there -- there are military-based at the Suez Canal. Just like we want control of Panama, we want control of Greenland.

We need control near the Suez. And we've got Egypt to get billions of dollars in the US government for their military because they allow us to control the Suez. And Israel is effectively our military base there. So, you're saying -- So, your position is that Israel's working for us in the Middle East. Israel is 100% working for us in the Middle East.

“Okay. So, how many of their representatives do we fund? How many of their representatives do we fund?”

But, probably it is an amount, actually. Do we have a, you know, equivalent of APEC in Israel? How much money does the U.S. give the Israel in for a year? Military industrial complex. And you don't -- and you think that money is not used for propping up their government. Well, that money is used to return back and buy our country's -- It is absolutely a component.

See, the issue with the, the hyper-focus on Israel's ignores all of the other operations the U.S. is doing, as if Israel is dictating our policy on Greenland and, like, how many of our congressmen are allowed or pro Israel? How many of our congressmen? All of them? Pretty much. And they -- -6. Who don't get anything? How many of them are pro you crane? All of them? Same problem. Same problem.

Did Netanyahu go like, "I want you to all, uh, you know, we're going to take over Ukraine." Who's a president of Ukraine right now? The president? Well, the guy, who's the guy? Do you mean the Prime Minister?

I don't give him a year. What's his name? -Volumeer. Not a lot of people. -Oh, right. Right, right, right. Yeah, indeed.

Is he Ukrainian? Yes. Okay. That's so you're not going to be honest, then. What do you -- What -- Well, we do get one of you with early life check on Zelensky.

Do we want to do that right now? Is he not from Ukraine?

“Oh, he's from Ukraine, but does he identify as Ukrainian?”

Does Benjamin Netanyahu identify as Polish? Where he's from? No, he doesn't. No, he doesn't. No, he doesn't.

There's a point, and you know what my point is. Your point is that Zelensky is Jewish. That's correct. And -- And so, oh, look at that. We're fighting two wars on behalf of this small, tiny group of people.

Well, I mean, no. Not to challenge you about -- Not to challenge you about it. What's going on with the Ukrainian Orthodox Church? Not to challenge you about it. Not to challenge you about whether or not Zelensky's Jewish.

But like, the U.S. didn't initiate the war in Ukraine.

Like Russia in the -- Hold on a second.

What did Russia say? They said, "If you keep setting up your NATO bases at my border, we're going to go in." Didn't they?

“That's what -- That's what you mean, like putting it right here?”

But listen, Putin was -- Putin was after Ukraine forever. They look at Ukraine as part of Russia. Well, because there's a huge part of people that overlap that are both Ukrainian -- they speak both Ukrainian and Russian. And there's a huge group of people that actually identify as Russia.

So let me ask you, is -- But I -- And it -- It's besides the point, because I actually don't think we should be involved with either one of them. Indeed. And so the issue I bring up when you mention that you -- You don't -- Like Texas and Mexico.

>> So here's over that Russian Ukraine. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, well, now we have. >> We have a Mexican that Texas is trying to do so. >> Yeah, we can keep the watch your ass. >> You know when they -- when they -- when they -- I want to answer the point, you made about, when I'm talking about Islam and literally in the idea of saying, the end will not come until the Jews, until the tree in the Rock say, there's a Jew hiding behind me, come kill them, is there's a, what, one point eight billion Muslims?

>> Oh, first of all, first of all, if you want me to defend Islam, you pick the wrong girl.

>> Right, so 100 percent --

>> Not as independent as Islam, I'm making the point position in the West. >> You're comparing a nation of what, how many people are in Israel's like 14 million? >> No, it's not that much. >> No, I'm talking about Jews in the diaspora itself as 14 million, but Israel's having such an interesting one. >> Well, well, well, well, well, well, hold on a second, because it's forbidden to take an actual census in Judaism, it's forbidden to take that, and they only, they base their population based on active synagogue participation, actually.

>> So, the estimate? >> No, so -- >> So, so, so -- >> Mary, you go to the 20th of the Middle Ages. >> No, there's 14 to 15 million is based off of active synagogue participation. >> So, in 2026, the population of Israel was between 9,500,000 and 9,600,000. >> But all of us are probably -- >> Yeah, yeah. >> -- because of the population of Israel's population, it was put in there by Jews. >> Absolutely. Why? >> Why? >> Because I have a gut -- >> No, no, I'm saying like why did they put them in there? >> Well, I think they want to build a little pathway between Israel and Ukraine and have that control and also you know.

>> What control of what? >> I don't know. I just -- >> This is -- this is -- this is -- can I -- can I learn you some things? >> No. >> Okay. >> And I won't. But I won't. Farbeid for me to tell a woman what does that mean. >> Absolutely not. This is the age of pure, retarded womanhood. >> And for that take advantage of it. >> And for that take advantage of it. >> That's what we're ended and they split up the Soviet Union, whoever the oligarchs were that decided the new borders took that part of the Ukraine away from Russia, gave it to the Ukraine on purpose because they wanted to disempower the new Russian country, take away its agent, make sure it didn't become the headgemon on the region and give it no access to the black sea.

They took away Sevastopol in the Crimea, they gave it to the Ukraine, probabl...

And so the Russians want their black sea access back. >> They do and you know to be fair to be fair, it's not like I want Russia to have that because Russia, you know, I'm ethnically Albanian and Russia empowered a bunch of serves to go into my country and start generating my people. So I'm not necessarily like pro give Russia access to the black sea, but it's kind of disingenuous to say Russia just invaded Ukraine out of nowhere. >> Well, no one's saying that. I'll tell you what I think, I think that the military industrial complex was facing a big challenge in the 2010s and that was you look at the rise of Alex.

>> They couldn't figure out how to make more money. >> No, they could control people like Alex Jones who are actually starting to, aside from the more wacky things out to say, starting to actually crack through their psychological operations. And so it got to a point where at the end of the 2010s, the information was leaking in an alarming rate, especially with WikiLeaks and they could not control with the internet. However, what you just said about why Israel wants a corridor to Ukraine is like, you know, I want to try to refrain from being mean, but like made up internet BS, right?

>> Listen, all I pedal in is made up internet BS. So if you're not talking to me, bring what my field of expertise is.

>> Well, first of all, Candace is doing a better job. Shout out Candace dude, hook me up with your fucking production team because I can spin a yarn.

And second of all, I don't think everything Candace is saying, but she gets a little wacky, she gets a little wacky.

“>> Look, she claimed to my brother tried to kill me and people believe this. >> How dare you speak out against a powerful black woman, that's how I have to say, okay?”

>> Well, this is an old Asian African tribal warfare that's going on right now. >> You have Korean, right? Or something? >> A quarter. >> Well, we're going to go. >> And magically, we learn through DNA that 5% Japanese, if you know what that means. >> What does that mean?

>> The rape of NAND. >> Look at a Japanese uprising. >> Yeah, Japanese uprising. >> Koreans don't -- >> Don't constantly have Japanese in them for the most part. I love it because Japanese people get really mad at me when I say that.

I'm part Japanese, can't do anything about it now. It's what you get.

>> Correct sense. >> Okay, so real quick. For the listeners at home to understand why the Ukraine War happened. It's because there's a series of countries the US wanted to overthrow for a variety of reasons.

“One of the principal reasons for the Ukraine War is the Qatar Turkey pipeline, where the US wanted to build an oil pipeline.”

Through Iraq, through Syria, Turkey, into Europe to offset Russia's gas prime gas monopoly. They control 20% of natural gas into Europe through Ukraine. Bashar al-Assad told the United States, "Sorry, I won't let you do this. We are allied with Russia. They have a naval base in Tartus." >> This is the guy in Turkey.

>> No, this is Bashar al-Assad in Syria. >> Okay, all right. >> And so the US then went, he's a terrorist who needs to be killed.

And then, Barack Obama's sending weapons to the rebels, which eventually become ISIS,

destabilizing the region in the hopes that Assad will get removed from power, and then we can resume the construction of our natural gas pipeline. The principal issue is that for Europe to get energy, they principally have to get it from Russia, who charges a lot of money for it, which gives Russia economic power, and it gives a negotiating power.

It's nothing to do with Israel, it's nothing to do with -- with -- with -- Bezelenski, the issue was that -- >> So how does Zelenski, how does Zelenski, a fucking transvestite comedian, dancing in leather caps, get elected? >> USAID.

>> But, come on, bro. >> Yeah.

“>> It's less than 2% of the population, and this is who happens to get elected?”

>> No, I mean, Barack Obama represented less than 3% of the population. He got elected, too. >> Why don't we -- >> Why are you saying he represented less than 3% because he was mixed race? >> Yeah.

>> Well, that's not the way people saw him. >> Of course, I agree. >> So he represented -- >> Less than 18%. >> He represented every non-white and every self-hating white.

>> Sure. >> The point I'm making is that the United States want -- I should say, the Western powers we call it, Europe and the United States wanted to take -- So when we couldn't get the pipeline through Syria, the -- the -- the alternative to that is to control the access point.

So you get the bombing of the Nord Stream pipeline, which was Russia's delivery mechanism into Germany, because Donald Trump was pissed off that while we're trying to get cheaper energy, and we're fighting Russia, Germany's cutting deals effectively financing the war in Ukraine, which the whole point of was to get cheaper gas. If we can get Ukraine, and we can cut off Russia from the Black Sea,

through Sevastopol, by taking control of Ukraine, then Russia is going to be severely detrimental economically. >> Well, let me ask you something vague. >> Well, let me ask you something vague. >> Why couldn't they just get an ethnic Ukrainian who wants this also to be the prime minister?

>> Because I think only people like you care about the Jewish background of Z...

>> Well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well.

>> You people first of all.

>> Yeah. >> He's talking about women. >> He's talking about women. >> He's talking about women. >> He's talking about women. >> No, I don't listen to Candace Owens.

I can't afford her premium subscription. I just see the clips like you did. >> Tell more jokes. >> That's true. >> Just the clips.

>> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. >> You keep it up and you're going to make sure your other need. >> But there's a question for you like Rollerwood.

“>> When Israel set this show up, why did they get a Korean person to do it?”

>> Listen, you're obviously quite intelligent Tim and you have decided to ally yourself with the forces of evil. And that's okay. >> Are you talking about Jews? >> Everybody thinks you're wearing a beanie because you're hiding a Yamaganda

there. >> I am. >> I know that it's because you have two horns, you know why anybody to see.

>> No, they could be a bullspot.

>> No, it's completely a bullspot. >> No, it's completely a bullspot inside. >> I think the danger is one small spot. >> So let's keep being Jewish. It's a correlation.

And there is no evidence that anyone did anything sort of speculate. >> Listen. >> I have certain things. >> No, yes. >> And so I hate myself.

>> No, I have low IQ anti-semitism. You understand? And this helps me steer my life correctly. Just like low IQ racism, right? I see a Mexican and I go, I'm not getting raped today.

And I cross the street. Now, the Mexican might just be a normal guy, right? But he also could be a cholo. >> But he could be a cholo. >> Yeah.

>> And what you have. >> This has helped me. >> In my life. >> So you're not going to take away the only weapons of self-defense. I have.

“>> What do you wish to try to rape you or something?”

>> Oh, listen. I grew up in the Bronx. Everybody was trying to rape me. That's actually how women think. >> This is a true story.

>> From the Bronx. >> This is a true story. I grew up in the Bronx in the apartment building. Three doors down. I had a pale neighbor, a little pedophile neighbor,

who started stalking me from the ages of eight to eleven. Looked a little bit like you. They're timp. >> Tarrion. >> Tarrion.

>> No, you just bald head. >> Tarrion. >> Tarrion. >> Druggy guy. >> Druggy guy.

You used to come knock on my door and be like, "Hey, can you open?" I was a smart little kid, so I was like, "Oh, my mom told me, a lot of people are going to want to read you." >> You were like, "No, I want to do it because you're Jewish." >> And he was like, "Damn."

>> He was Jewish. >> That proves it. >> That's where it started. So now I know. >> No, he was a non-functioning.

>> His parents, his parents, his parents lived in the apartment before him. They were the nicest old Jewish couple. It was so sweet to us. And then he moved, his dad died. And then he did.

And his mom ended up like aging crazy within a year of him moving in there. >> And dying. >> And I got to start trying to rape me. >> So my opinion on all of this is, there's a couple different psychological operations we've seen

through social media manipulation to get people to support war. And there's also four in adversaries that try to manipulate social media. There's a lot of weird stuff going on that I couldn't begin to even understand as to why, for instance, "Is this going to be about Candice Holmes again?" >> Maybe if you wanted to be.

>> Did you guys like break up or something?

>> We were never friends.

>> Really? >> I get newer. >> She's been on the show before. >> Yeah, we had a couple times. And I was like, you know, friendly.

But if you wanted to be about her, then I'll, then I'll. >> No, don't. >> Do late. >> She's brought up. >> No, don't.

“Why is it that she's allowed to break all of YouTube's rules and get put on the front page?”

>> Because she's black dude. There's different rules for blacks. >> She's got a lot to do. >> The other question is, why is an air cooker showing her? >> Maybe they have it.

Maybe it's a little W-W-E. >> Have you seen some of the things people have been posting on threads in blue sky about air cooker? >> No, I don't. >> I don't know.

>> I don't know. >> She's going to blame. >> You see that? >> Yes, she took Charlie Kirk's seat on the board of the Air Force. >> Listen.

>> Whatever you think about that situation, you got to admit it's a little weird that your husband gets publicly executed. And then you're like in leather pants, do an acrobatics with freaking fireworks going off. Everybody's going to feel a little weird about that. Maybe everybody does grieve differently, but they do grieve, and it's a little weird. >> Maybe a little.

>> No, no, no. >> I think it's a little weird. >> It's a little weird. >> Yes, it was a little weird. I said, yeah, a little.

And they said, no. >> It's like extremely weird. >> It's quite weird to watch that. And then, just go, okay, yeah, this is just everybody does things differently.

It's weird.

>> It is. >> She's in such a high stress situation. I can't blame her for anything. >> Well, I don't even, like my, my thought of the matter is she's like probably on X. >> It's just like, well, I can't blame her.

>> I can't blame her. >> I can't blame her. >> I can't blame her.

“>> What do you think you do when you watch your husband get his head blown off?”

>> I don't know. >> She probably takes him. >> That wasn't even my husband, and that was fucking traumatized. >> Indeed, I, I, I, I, I had all my friends. I mean, it was, it was insane when it was going on.

And everyone's trying to figure out what's happening. I, I, I, I say this with the utmost respect to my friends at Turn Point USA and the people who hate me there. That, I, I'm not trying to be a dick, but I think it's fair to say that a woman who watches her husband get assassinated probably got some mood stabilizers. And so people are like, why she acting like that? I imagine if you watched your husband die publicly being shot and throat, you might be an antidepressant.

>> Yeah, but it's also got a little bit of the check. >> Check, yeah. >> Yeah. >> And so people are like, why she acting that way, I think, like, they're, women are all anti-depressants. And they haven't even witnessed their husband's getting murdered.

So it's like, why is she acting that way? Because she got prescribed the mood stabilizer. >> Or just stress. >> Stress will make you, can make you fucking crazy. >> I think, I think, the, one of the problems we have right now in this country is that the Democrats have always been the party.

And not always, but I would say at least in my lifetime, they've been the party of the masses are really dumb.

“So say whatever you have to say, so that they vote for you.”

And Republicans have been the, it's a mixed bag. Many of them are also doing the same thing. >> I mean, George W. Bush, right?

>> Indeed, but the problem is, Republicans are always slightly smaller than Democrats.

So there was a decent amount of middle-to-road people that were hard to swing, and those are your independence for the most part. And so negotiating with them is tough. If you're trying to get support for a war, then you're going to go lowest common denominator. They hate us for our freedoms. And you'll get a little bit on both sides, which makes you bigger than that middle of the road that can, that can shift things back and forth.

So when I see like, like I got to be honest, like this really low tier, like Zelensky's a Jew stuff, I'm like man. >> That's not even, that's not even the thing. >> I think the real thing is, why, we've been at war in the Middle East since the foundation of Israel. We did not go to any wars with the Middle East before. >> And if it wasn't the barbarian wars, it doesn't matter.

>> [LAUGH] >> And every single, you know, every single one of these wars has been championed by a list of Mr. Milley Oyaoski, whatever, however, he says actual will name Benjamin Nanyahu. And honestly, honestly, look, I don't want to see Americans dying for something that doesn't have anything to do with them. >> That's true.

>> And, yes, it is true. >> No, it isn't. >> Yes, it is true. >> Okay, that's not my point earlier. >> It's completely wrong.

>> I've been tracking this stuff. Basically, my whole life since the Iraq War, my whole life has been entrenched in the politics of these things. And then all of a sudden, some, like, some Richard goes to the Internet and says it was Israel the whole time. >> Yeah, I've been a part of it. >> I'm talking even before I was talking.

>> I'm talking about higher profile individuals who are going on big shows and being like, actually, Israel the whole time. And I'm like, hold on there, gosh darn minute. We had a major conflict with China over the Nicaraguan Canal. That was not Israel, but the Israel people don't read at all.

They never read. They see a meme online about a rabbi and then they say a nasty thing about the Goyum. And they're like, well, now I'm angry. I'm angry for this reason. And I'm like, you're allowed to hate Israel.

That was always allowed with a love of God.

Can you talk to me about it? >> It's worth the hand of love. >> It's worth the hand of love. >> You talked to me about Greenland. >> You talked to me about Taiwan.

>> When are you talking about it? >> It's worth noting.

“>> It's worth noting that, like, the entire box, right?”

The entire time between, like, 2001 to 2010. Everybody was saying that the war was for oil. It was all about just getting the oil. It's all about the oil. >> No blood.

Yeah, no blood for oil. And now the modern thing that's going on is, oh, it's all worse for Israel. And it flipped. That was a real change. >> No, I don't know what you're talking about.

But at the same time, also, if you remember, a lot of people were saying that Bush did 9/11. And now a lot of people are saying -- >> No, no, no, no, no, no. Now they're saying Israel had a hand in that. >> Yeah, because they're retarded.

Saudis are being sued over their involvement in 9/11. And they were protected by the U.S. government. Why?

That's your dollar contract at Saudi Arabia, and we don't want to lose, basically, functions like this.

Saudi Arabia, one of the largest oil producers in the world, next to Venezuela, agrees that if anybody wants to buy from them, they have to use U.S. dollars, which means China has to buy U.S. dollars before they can buy oil. So when the Saudis are implicated 9/11, the U.S. says, we're going to cover this up a protect you. However, they weren't able to completely -- and there's an active lawsuit ongoing over Saudi

involvement. And the reason why people are -- these people are being protected is because Donald Trump is desperate to re-op the Petro-dollar contract, which ended, I think, a couple years ago, which means China and Russia are going to start trading in other currencies, and they already have been doing this. And so the response -- and I'm going to tell you this -- the Iran war we predicted at a long time ago,

we talked about it endlessly when the Petro-dollar contract with Saudi Arabia ended.

I said, we are going to get a Middle Eastern war right now.

It's going to be largely at their behest, 2014.

Indeed, because we have to get back on this contract, otherwise the U.S. economy crashes. And so I will just say this as to the issue of Israel. By all means, criticize their idea. You can criticize their government. The United States that have anti-BDS laws.

They're passing anti-Semitism bills against the war. Not to say anything. Not to say anything.

Any of the other bills they have that are comparable for other countries.

“How many -- how many states have anti-U can't say anything about China?”

How many of them have you -- how many? How many? How many? How many? You don't know?

You tell me. the point. So you tell me what the states are doing. You tell me, because you don't know. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, you don't understand how this works. You make a point. And I am too elaborate on our zero count. There are zero, there are zero states that have you can't criticize China laws.

Correct. You're sure. Correct. You made a point. You asked me to elaborate. Yes, that's correct. There are 38 states that have anti-bDS laws. Are you kidding me? I thought this was the country of free speech. I thought this is the country of free association. What are they thinking? I think it's so that if you work in the government, you cannot protest Israel. You can't boycott them. If you work in the government. That's correct. If you're like the government contractor. You mean if you're a private company that does government contract.

That's correct. That's correct. That's correct. You can't boycott Israel. I disagree with that.

“So that's why people, you can't just be like, oh, people are just crazy. There are no, hold on. You can't just be like, oh, they're just seeing Jews everywhere.”

They are. When there is literally laws that protect Israel in a way that don't even protect Americans. Like here, Texas, fucking Texas. Okay. There's a little tiny city of San Marcos, which is so small. Okay. Every state, every city makes a contribution to Israel. San Marcos was going through their budget. They realized holy shit. We're given this much money to Israel. Wasn't a huge amount because they're tiny and they go, you know what? We got pod holes. We don't want to do that. So we object. You know what Governor Abbott said? We're going to withhold any funding from you if you do that. Sounds like a Texas thing.

So it's not just here. So the point, we don't disagree on that issue. The issue is you've identified a circumstance which is objectionable and extrapolated all other foreign policy to this thing. Check the answer out. I asked the jet.

It says there are no US states with laws prohibits speaking critically about Chinese. The first amendment to the US Constitution protects freedom of speech, including the right to criticize.

That's not the BDS, though. So I agree with the word China with Israel. Yes, there are 38 states. It tells you in the reason you can't criticize China because the first amendment. 38 states. You can't speak critically about Israel. Sorry, Jim. I didn't want to say it. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry if I don't like the erasure of American freedoms. Freedom of speech being the number one because I'm a fucking comedian and there is shit that they canceled me for. Not about Israel. Yeah, that's all. Right? And people actually feel like if I say something that offends their sensibilities, they have a right to physically attack me.

Now you tell me how we're supposed to go forward as an American country with freedom of speech and liberty when you literally are training 50% of the population to think that violence is a. Perfect. What do you carry a gun? What violence are referring to? I'm sorry. Well, when people, well, I've, I've made jokes that have pissed people off and I've literally had people send me death threats, say they're coming to my show and they're going to kill me. You're a lightweight. You know, I know you said that, but what I'm saying is the Ukrainian control. So that's happening on an emotional social level, but then our own government is actually passing laws to make your freedom of speech.

There are people in government that are that are stepping over the line when it comes to things like, you know, speaking about, you can't make this joke. You can't make these remarks.

“I think that any of those laws, any regulation about what people are allowed to say or what jokes people can make. Those are all ridiculous, but there is a difference between when there's people that are passing laws.”

And the stuff that you're talking about if people are making threats because they don't like it. Like what you're saying. But it's, I think our culture is being shaped top down. I think I think Ukrainians have been controlling everything from the beginning. I mean, we have given, okay, so you plug your ears. We have given you crane more money in two years and we've given Israel in 70. Okay. Did you know that? Did you know that we have our members of Congress each and every one of them waving Ukrainian flags in our Congress?

Thank you, Tim. Thanks for that. I appreciate this. You don't care about that. No. You literally don't care that our members of Congress are flying. Do you think it's a bit with my paradigm of reality, so I'm going to just leave it. So it just doesn't happen.

You're a liberal now.

The little order just wants to hold it. Okay. So you don't need.

Because you don't need. There are actually several states that have comparable anti-bedious laws for China. Indeed. Okay. So let's start with Texas, Texas prohibits companies that from working with companies like China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, specifically. Prohibits working with those companies. Yes. Okay. That's not the same thing as an anti-bedious law, Tim. Stop being disingenuous. No. Okay. So you're saying, it prohibits you from working with those companies.

It doesn't work with them. Right. It does not prohibit you from protein. Don't I have a right to do business? Like the point that I was addressing was don't we have freedom of speech? Shouldn't you be allowed to concentrate with a country that you or with? You should have freedom.

“Should you should you be allowed to do a business as a contractor with a country we are not at war with?”

Um, it depends I think. No. I think it depends. I think it depends. I think it depends. No freedom. No freedom. No freedom. No, no, hold on. This whole day where should a person who has land in the middle of Texas be allowed to sell it to some Chinese investor who wants to come in and build a African Muslim thing for some reason to support should he be allowed to that? No fucking no he shouldn't. But your government should not be able to tell you that you can't protest a government another country.

There is a difference. But it's not it's not for everybody. It's just for people that have government contracts. Right? That's what they think. I think that's a lot of that stuff came about with. But it's for, et cetera, accepting government grants and also having massive protest. Which I like on their camp. I'm on. I'm in the violent, et cetera, et cetera. I'm in total agreement with you that people should be able to say whatever they want. Like I completely agree.

Any kind of like a law? Private contractors. Yeah. Yeah. And I think that even if they work for a private contractor they should be able to say, you know, I don't I don't think the US should be supporting this or what have you. But at the same time, I'm extremely like pro preventing like communists from coming to the US. I agree. I like the idea of local news, like the one in New York. Yeah. Well, I mean, yeah, he is a.

I actually don't think he is. Remember the DC? If you look at what he's been doing in New York, it's like raising the taxes on the poor. And like that's communism. Yeah. I think it's I think he's ready. But it's an inverse effect of like he's he's attacking the people.

Well, yeah, you're you guys are going to play right. That is communism. He's getting the people to perform.

Yeah. Always ends up destroying the poor.

Yeah. It's the right. It's the red green. No, it's to my point. Here's the thing. There isn't there aren't even equivalent laws for government contractors to not be able to protest the US. This country. Well, the there. There's all kinds of stuff where like when it comes to like calling stuff.

“Hey, don't you think that's why would we all the sudden.”

There shouldn't there shouldn't be there shouldn't be there shouldn't be special. There should be special prohibitions about on people that's that one is support like BDS would have. And I will say very plainly, I've never agree with these these laws. I've criticized Florida when they were putting these things out. But again, that still falls in the framework of the US government is mandating US people support their military operations.

And you've inverted it. Hold on. Because if that was true, then you would have similar laws for government for private contractors who have a government contract to not be able to protest. Yeah, there's no big movements at universities to boycott Ukraine. And there and there are.

But this is also about. So they don't need that. And when it comes to when it comes to government. It is honest to say that when it comes to government employees, there are different rules to have contractors. And now again, I don't think that Israel should be single doubt to be protected.

But it's the country.

“It doesn't even have it for this own country for our own fucking country.”

You want to set loops, sorry. But again, it still falls in the framework of the R.A. puppet state for the United States. They were a vassal created by Western power. That is really, Israel specifically was there. Where's the only other laws in the United States?

I'm going to say this. The problem we have is you don't read. You have no idea what you're talking about. So when I bring up something like the cutter turkey pipeline, for instance, you don't know what that is. No, I don't know what the cutter is.

You are so damn sure that reality is the way you've seen it without reading a single book.

Well, first of all, I read a lot of books.

But not the ones that matter. And they might be about, you know, having sex with an anthropomorphic book. But it doesn't matter. Let me do lots of that. Or again.

You have to promote people. No, I don't think you read that book. No, I definitely read that book. But I do read a lot. But there's a lot to actually.

There's a lot of books to fucking read. Okay. Yeah, but there's the news. Yeah, but the news is full of shit. Yes, but if you were tracking the news of the past 20 years, you're reading things like WikiLeaks.

You're reading the emails of people around me.

I am reading things like WikiLeaks.

And then you would know about the true motivations of the other language.

“And actually, that's why I knew about how fucked up India.”

What, sorry, get. That's how I knew about how messed up India was before anybody did. Because I read WikiLeaks. And I happened to stumble across three emails that describe one of the worst cultures in existence. So I do read.

And I'm sorry. I can't read everything about every possible problem. No, just literally. But literally. Oh, no.

I do read a lot about Israel. And that's why. So tell me why Israel wanted Panama. I don't know. That's an hour thing.

That wasn't them. Wait, what? That makes no sense. Israel controls the government. Don't know.

I didn't say everything was there. Don't put me in a position that makes it. Don't put me in a strategy. What percentage of what we do is based on Israel?

What percentage of what we do in the Middle East?

No, just think of Israel. All the things we do. What fraction does it make up? I don't know what fraction it makes up of everything we do. I don't think everything we do is based on them.

I don't think every interventionist war we've had is based on them. But I do think a lot of our activity in the Middle East.

“And I think this thing with Iran specifically.”

Yes. I mean when try. Because they're enemy. And they're the ones who don't want Iran. They're because they feel that uncomfortable.

They think like Iran's going to attack them. And they want to get rid of their enemy. Because they want. Do you know that? So there is a real ideological reason.

Israel has. Do you know it? I know. It's like the whole Muslims want to kill us. No, it's actually a specific military reason.

No, maybe I don't then. I don't think it's a very important thing. I think it's a very important thing.

I think it's a very important thing.

I think it's a very important thing. I think it's a very important thing. I think it's a very important thing. I think it's a very important thing. I think it's a very important thing.

I think it's a very important thing.

“I got it. My point is that the majority of our involvement in the Middle East is on behalf of Israel.”

Doesn't matter which president we have, we keep getting wars in the Middle East. Trump ran a campaign on a campaign that said no new wars. We're not going to war with Iran. He was telling Nanyahu, don't do this. What do we get?

Trump is not a coincidence that every one of these wars is for the benefit of...

I didn't say that we're not getting a benefit from it.

I didn't say that. Are they threatening the petro-dollar system? Sure. The US would do this with or without Israel. I don't think so.

“I think we would have a different kind of negotiating power with them.”

If they don't feel like, yes, we would. Was Trump negotiating with Iran? I think they would have a different kind of ability to negotiate with them. They would have a different kind of ability to negotiate with them. They would have a different kind of ability.

They would have a different kind of ability. They would have a different kind of ability. They would have a different kind of ability. They would have a different kind of ability. They would have a different kind of ability.

They would have a different kind of ability.

He would have a different kind of ability.