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Islamic regime Iran declared a hunt on

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Trump. And this is the thing, right? So

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they're they're posting these images

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about how they want to kill all of these

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people, and it's like they're also want

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to kill This is the thing with the the

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European leaders, right? This is the

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Germany guy, that's the France guy,

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that's the UK guy, that's the Italy

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girl. Like I mean, what are we doing

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here? We're just letting them pop off

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like this. Why is Starmer there? Because

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he's a bad guy, that's why. That's it.

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The USA has a bigger army than the

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entire EU combined, by the way. I don't

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even know if that's true. Who the [ __ ]

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knows? So anyway, yeah, there's more of

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these. Oh, this is [music] this Is this

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the same one? Oh my god.

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Jesus.

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Wow.

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>> [music]

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>> Oh my god.

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Yeah, is it the 4th of July again? It It

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this is the encore. That looks cool

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though. It does look really cool. Give

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me a minute, I got to use the bathroom.

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Smells like freedom, bro. That's my tax

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dollars at work.

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All right.

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Okay.

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Back.

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Give me a minute.

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Okay.

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That's a big one.

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Bunker buster? They must be hitting

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underground missile depots.

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I don't even know why like I mean, this

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really sad. Can you please play

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Fortunate Son while we're watching this?

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I would if it didn't [ __ ] up the the

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videos that are going to be made about

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it. How is this going differently than

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Afghanistan?

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What are you talking about? We're

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blowing the [ __ ] [ __ ] out of them.

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What do you mean?

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It's going the same as Afghanistan. Most

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Americans don't like it cuz we lose

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hundreds of billions of dollars.

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So, I'm going to pull you up.

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Here's the situation that we're in.

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Iran costs us a lot of money because we

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got to pay We have to pay money to undo

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their terrorism [ __ ] So, like we

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spend billions of dollars every single

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year in order to make countermeasures

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against Iranian terror proxies.

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So, whenever you're telling me that it

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costs hundreds of billions of dollars,

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I don't really give a [ __ ] because we've

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been spending hundreds of billions of

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dollars for these retards for years for

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[ __ ] years. How about this? How about

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we stop spending the money? We're going

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to have to spend a little bit more to

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get rid of them. You're right. And yeah,

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it's not good. But that's it.

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Great tickle

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I'll I'll let him I want to respond.

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That's nowhere close to what we pay and

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paid and will pay.

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Why?

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What and the fact the guy ran on no new

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wars just proceeds to start a new one?

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I don't give a [ __ ] about that.

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But you said? I care about what's

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happening.

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I want to bomb the [ __ ] out of them. I

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hate the terrorists.

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Don't you want to get rid of them?

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These [ __ ] are doing this all around

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the world. They're destabilizing the

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entire region. They're funding terrorism

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in Gaza, blowing up [ __ ] Israelis.

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They're blowing up the uh the UAE.

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They're blowing up Qatar. They're

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blowing up Saudi Arabia. They're blowing

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up Azerbaijan. They're blowing up

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[ __ ] Israel. They're blowing up

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everybody.

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And they're selling drones to Ukraine to

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blow up Ukrainians.

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This what they do.

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Like what are we talking about here? Oh,

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oh, and Yemen. They and they're Yeah,

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they're they're they're spending money

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to have [ __ ] people in Yemen blow

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people up in too. And then on to to

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Russia Did I say Excuse me, I'm into

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Russia.

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Uh what did I say? I don't even know

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what the hell I said. Um anyway, yeah,

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they're selling money they're they're

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selling drones to to Russia to blow up

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Ukrainians. So, like

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and and then they have their terror

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proxies in Lebanon that are bombing

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Israel getting Lebanese people killed.

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Like how can you have it any like

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They're extremists. Exactly. The This

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place is Taliban Taliban. Exactly. We

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need to do a better job. You don't get

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rid of Islamic terrorists just by

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bombing them.

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Let me ask you a question.

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Do you think Genghis Khan could solve

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this problem?

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I'm just really really easy question.

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>> [snorts]

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>> Genghis Khan led wars for decades

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massacring a quarter of the population.

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That's my point. Do you think he'd be

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able to solve this problem?

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Just say yes or no.

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All right, you want to spend that much

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time and money. Yes, you're willing to

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go that far? Of course.

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The Iranian government and the Iranian

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people represent an existential threat

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to the entire world and most importantly

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to Western civilization. They stand

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oppositionally towards Western

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civilization. The reasons why they hate

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Israel, one of the big reasons why, is

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because Israel is supported by America.

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They want to kill European leaders. They

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will blow up everybody because they're a

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bunch of psychopath terrorists and if

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they have nuclear weapons, they will use

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them and it will create a situation

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where they have a deterrent for holding

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them accountable. The only thing to do

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right now is to completely get rid of

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them. If it is expensive, I can

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guarantee you it will be cheaper than

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the countermeasures that we're going to

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have to pay for once they acquire a

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nuclear bomb.

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That's what I think. It's a death cult.

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I I think it's worth it. I absolutely

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think it do. The IRGC, not the Iranian

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people. Did I say that again? They're on

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an existential threat. They barely have

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an economy. They can barely land a few

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missiles. They won't have nukes cuz

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they're always monitored. It'll never

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get to that point.

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So, you you're saying this, but like you

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don't even understand what you're really

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trying to say. You're saying they're

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always getting monitored, but then

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you're complaining about us spending

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money. Has it ever occurred to you that

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the monitoring and the spending money

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costs money, too?

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Like, I mean it it's weird that like

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you're saying that like I don't

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long-term it probably work out. Yes,

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exactly.

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Can never stop. Either dismantle them

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completely or don't. I know. I don't

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think Trump can make a deal with them.

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I've said this before. I've I've been

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very adamant about this. So, anyway,

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Iran's MFA has said the US has not only

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violated the cease-fire agreement signed

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25 days ago, but has also attacked

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Iranian transport infrastructure,

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fishing fleets, cargo terminals,

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residential buildings, calling it among

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the worst war [music] crimes.

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Man.

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That's what happened last time.

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We don't want to have to do this.

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We can.

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It's possible.

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We don't need to do this.

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Top comment. Who must pacify them in

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Lindsey's name? Yes, true. And uh this

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is what happens, right?

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And uh I'm glad to see this. I am. I'm

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very very glad. And uh what is the

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killing of 40 or 80,000 people? Yeah, I

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mean exactly. Like I mean they're just

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again, this is what they do is they

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commit the most insane crimes against

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humanity possible. And then the moment

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that you start killing them, they

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complain that you're committing a war

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crime.

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And you know what's good about that?

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Marco Rubio made comments about [music]

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international law.

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Oh boy.

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>> For 250 years Americans have governed

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ourselves as a free and sovereign

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people.

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We choose our own leaders.

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>> I'm going to I'm going to reset it just

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cuz it was low volume.

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>> For 250 years Americans have governed

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ourselves as a [music] free and

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sovereign people.

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We choose our own leaders.

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>> That's true.

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>> our own laws.

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>> True.

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>> And when we're accused of a crime, we

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stand for judgment before a jury of our

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own peers.

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This is the essential and indispensable

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feature of our form of government. It is

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the foundation of our shared way of

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life.

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But today, powerful people in faraway

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places want to take that away from us.

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They believe that they should be in

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charge of your laws, of your country,

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your life. And they don't care whether

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or not you agree.

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Halfway across the world, there's an

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institution that calls itself the

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International Criminal Court. Maybe you

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Maybe you've heard it.

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>> [laughter]

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>> He actually is saying [ __ ] 'em.

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I've been waiting on this for 20 years.

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It's about time.

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>> heard of it. Maybe you haven't.

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But chances are you don't know the names

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of its judges,

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>> That's true.

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>> prosecutors, or its president.

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And you shouldn't have to.

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But as we

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>> shouldn't have to?

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Oh my god.

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>> Speaking the ICC and its friends are

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waging a war against our country. Not

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with bullets or missiles,

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>> Mhm.

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>> but with statutes, and compacts, and the

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force of so-called international law.

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When the ICC was born 24 years ago, they

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told us that it was merely a narrow

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backstop, a global court that would step

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in to prosecute only the gravest

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offenses.

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>> Mhm.

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>> Things like genocide and war crimes, and

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only when a nation's courts were unable

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to prosecute them on their own.

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>> Uh-huh.

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>> But the truth is

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it was something far more radical and

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extreme.

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It was a global tribunal staffed by

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unelected globalist bureaucrats who

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claim their power is almost unlimited.

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>> Who decided that?

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Oh my god.

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That is insane.

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>> The danger of this global court has only

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continued to grow.

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Today it threatens every aspect of our

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political and legal system.

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Border Patrol agents removing violent

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criminals from our country, American

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Marines risking their lives to defend

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our homeland,

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prosecutors working to dismantle

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terrorist plots to attack and kill

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Americans. If we stand idle,

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all of them would be at the mercy of

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foreign judges thousands of miles away

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facing the constant risk of prosecution

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and even imprisonment for the so-called

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crime of defending their own country.

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The American people never agreed to any

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of this.

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>> True.

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True. We're not accountable to some

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loser over in Europe. Absolute some some

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international fake [ __ ] court. [ __ ]

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this. Do whatever we want.

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>> And they never will.

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>> Yep.

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>> Read the words of our Declaration of

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Independence.

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We fought a revolution against a foreign

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power transporting us beyond seas to be

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tried [music] for pretended offenses.

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>> We got to do it again?

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>> Independence is our birthright. We will

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never let foreign bureaucrats take that

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away from us.

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This administration will not sit by as

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the ICC and its allies seek to threaten

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our people.

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If they believe they can deprive us of

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our sovereignty,

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we will teach them the full meaning

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of American resolve.

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>> Oh my god.

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I I have been waiting on this for a long

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time.

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I have been holy [ __ ]

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It gloves are finally off? Not yet. I I

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honestly

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That's not That's not a promise, it's a

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threat. It should be. They think they

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can tell us what to do. [ __ ] them.

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We do whatever we want.

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That's my next president. I like the

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sound of this. Excellent stuff. These

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un-elected globalist bureaucrats have no

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business weighing in on the sovereignty

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of American people. This is what

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international law is for those that

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don't understand. Awesome, but my

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immediate concern is the the radical

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woke judges in this country. True,

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Eugene. Great point. You're right. And

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uh Senator ICC has lost all credibility.

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I totally agree. And even if they hadn't

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lost credibility, [ __ ] them anyway.

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That's the way I see it.

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Now America can be America first. Yeah,

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that's America first, exactly.

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>> [snorts]

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>> And again, this is all talk, nothing

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ever happens. Please don't get excited.

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I agree that it's all talk, but the

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first step to action is talking about

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action.

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And I'm happy that this language and

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this behavior is now being done because

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it normalizes the idea of not allowing

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these power structures to have any level

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of accounta- Like we're not accountable

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to them.

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We're not account- We don't have to do

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what they say. We can do whatever we

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want.

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Straight up warning. Yeah, exactly. Was

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unheard of during Biden administration?

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Yeah, that's the way I see it.

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Turn to get the payment money. What is

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this here? Is this Is this another angry

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boy? Is that right?

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Mhm.

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What are you upset about?

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The wild card What is this here?

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You got me like is this

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Are you having like a mental health

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episode?

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Yeah, what what do you you're you're

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having a are you having a mental health

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moment? Is that what's going on? Did you

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forget your take the medications today?

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How you doing?

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You totally agree with everything I pay

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money. Yeah, I agree with it. Yeah, I

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agree with I agree with this. Absolutely

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I do.

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Are is he going maxing right now?

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Disaster, are you going maxing?

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I think you might be going maxing.

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He is?

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I have a lot, man. Well, go deal with

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your mental health issues and your

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medication and uh take a break from the

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stream, okay? I don't want to deal with

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it. It's just weird. You're you're

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you're being weird. I don't want to deal

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with weird people. So, uh anyway, no,

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this is good.

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For 250 years that foreign bureaucrats

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take that away from us.

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This administration will not sit by as

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the ICC and its allies seek to threaten

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our people.

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If they believe they can deprive us of

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our sovereignty,

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we will teach them the full meaning

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of American resolve. You know what we

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should do if they keep trying to oppress

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us?

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We should just go nab one of their

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judges. Just go get the leader of it.

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Just go kidnap him.

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Kidnap him, bring him back to New York,

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and put him in jail.

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And now you're on trial.

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Uno [ __ ] reverse their ass.

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>> [snorts]

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>> That's it. Maduro his ass. Yeah,

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exactly. Put him on trial.

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That's what I like to see. Yeah, kidnap

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him again. Exactly. And uh right there

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next to Maduro. You think you bro, you

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think you run [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] out of

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here.

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And uh talking about the senator that

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got arrested in Israel. Yeah, I I heard

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that was kind of it was a

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misrepresentation, but I'm not really

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entirely sure. But I'll go through the

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other ones, too. And this is some more

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information about this, too. We're going

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to look at it. Give me a second.

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Here we go.

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This is a a new one.

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Do you think pace or salaries? Yeah.

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Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Where's it going?

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You're going to crash, man. Turn right.

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Turn right.

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Oh.

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Oh, they got two angles on it, too.

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Damn. That's just too bad, huh? Minus

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one dock.

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That's right.

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God damn. Well, I guess that's what

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happens. And uh what is this here?

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Suicide drones to bomb the already

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destroyed military dock ports? So,

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they're even going farther on that, too.

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Oh my god. So, this is the Oh, this is

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their little military base that we're

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blowing them up again. That's about

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right. I'm not surprised.

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There's a sub above water on that dock.

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Not anymore.

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Now it's at the bottom of the water.

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So, uh yeah, it's too bad. It sure is.

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And this is the one from today. And uh

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so, there's more strikes against Iran.

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Again, I hope they keep bombing the [ __ ]

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out of them until the uh the Iranian

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military is is done, right? The IRGC is

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done. And uh it's just crazy to see this

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stuff happening over and over and over.

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And uh what is this here? Can I pull

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this in a minute? I'm going to look at

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that in a second. Got to double tap. I

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mean, again, we don't need to, bro.

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Like, we just see we we there's one

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bomb, and that's enough. Scorch Earth

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with the IRGC. Totally [ __ ] agree.

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You're never going to be able to get rid

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of those people unless you do that. Let

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me see if I can find any more

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information about this.

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Iranian people are amazing. The IRGC

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needs to meet their maker. I completely

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agree with you. I do. And I think that

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that's clearly what's happened, right?

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Is that the Iranian people are under an

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occupation. They're under an occupation

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by a government that does not represent

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them, that actively kills them, and

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oppresses them. And fundamentally this

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government it you know, it'd be one

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thing if they were just doing that

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inside of their own country, but they're

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doing it to everybody in the world,

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right? They're projecting this power

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everywhere else.

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>> [snorts]

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>> So, that's really the big issue more

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than anything else. Read the first post.

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What does it say?

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>> [snorts]

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>> Uh resumption of tax Trump tells

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Congress that no US ground forces are

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involved in these strikes which are

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limited plan to measured. Yeah, I mean

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obviously he's going to say that, of

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course. And uh this is a new one.

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Nah, this is [ __ ] It's fake. I can

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already tell it's fake. And uh footage

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from Abha north of Saudi Saudi Arabia.

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What the [ __ ] Latest report Oh, the

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Houthis The Houthis are attacking Saudi

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Arabia.

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Uh-oh.

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What the [ __ ] God damn. Look at that.

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Holy [ __ ]

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All right.

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They got to blow the [ __ ] up.

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Yeah. True.

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What the [ __ ] man?

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Saudi attacked the airport in the

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capital this morning.

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[ __ ] them. It's cuz they use the airport

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to fly [ __ ] [ __ ] around.

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They use it. The The Houthis use the

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[ __ ] airport. And so, but I I did see

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that Saudi Arabia attacked Yemen. I'll

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see if I can pull that up and find it.

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Are the Houthis funded by the IRGC? Yes.

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Uh I mean not exclusively, but like

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yeah, that that's where a lot of their

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funding is coming from. Yeah, Iran is

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being bombed by four country at once.

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They have the Houthis They have the

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Houthis in Yemen shooting rockets. I

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truly thought it'd be back to

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negotiations by Monday. I told y'all.

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This is Oh my god. Look at all this.

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>> [groaning]

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>> Is this new?

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Um

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It's hard to say. A few days old?

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Is that it? Negotiations are closed. I

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told y'all it was going to happen.

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I told y'all.

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I hope Iran returns to their pre-regime

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roots. I think that's what most people

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want.

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Most people want that for sure.

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People will say Iran is winning the war

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with all this going on. It's because

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they hate America and they want America

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to lose and they want to psyop Americans

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into thinking they're losing to

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demoralize them and make them allow more

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Islamic terrorism and further

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um Western destabilization.

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Uh they're just terrorist enablers. It's

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just that simple.

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They have complete control over their

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media. They don't allow reality. Yeah,

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and and even whenever they don't allow

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reality, the people are still against

20:10

them. That's what's so crazy about it.

20:12

Even then, they hate them. Is this

20:14

Minneapolis? No, unfortunately not.

20:17

Did you see the video of all the Qurans

20:19

being dumped in the Iranian rivers?

20:20

Well, that's the thing, right? It's like

20:22

I I think that if the if like let's say

20:24

the IRGC is gone and you know, all this

20:26

is done, right? Um I think that what

20:29

you're probably going to see is that

20:31

you're going to see a huge backlash

20:33

towards Islam, but I think that there

20:35

will be a large percentage of people

20:37

that remain Islamic for different

20:39

reasons, right? Iran is it it it's not

20:42

Islamic as a like long-term country, but

20:46

I think that it definitely will probably

20:47

become a lot more secular.

20:49

So, it probably will be like I I would

20:51

assume maybe like a 60/40, maybe

20:53

something like that. I'm not really

20:54

sure.

21:01

Christianity rises? Uh

21:03

I mean, I don't Christianity is the

21:05

fastest growing religion in Iran last

21:07

time I checked, but the difference is

21:09

that it's still like 1 to 2% of the

21:11

population. But, the problem is also

21:13

that reporting for what religion people

21:15

are is very hard to do because of how

21:18

much restrictions there are. On top of

21:21

that, you have other religions that are

21:23

like kind of more exclusive to Persia,

21:25

like Zoroastrianism and the religion

21:28

surrounding that. And that was like why

21:30

they were having those big celebrations

21:31

with fire, maybe like 4 months ago, as

21:34

well. So, there was a Yeah, I I don't

21:37

really know a lot about that, what's

21:38

happening.

21:39

Iran is getting blown up again. Homie,

21:41

only like 20% of the country is Islamic.

21:43

They get persecuted if they admit

21:44

they're not. I thought it was higher. I

21:46

I assume it would be higher than 20%,

21:49

but maybe it is just 20%. I don't know,

21:51

man. Yeah, I mean, I can't really be

21:53

sure and all the reporting is hard to

21:55

say, too. This is from China, by the

21:57

way. I don't even know why they're

21:58

showing that, the IRGC headquarters.

22:01

Like, it's just so annoying that people

22:02

make these posts. Like, I I could tell

22:04

you that like immediately it's not true.

22:06

I remember like I I I look at all these

22:08

things, so I can immediately tell the

22:09

images. And so, let me scroll down and

22:12

find the other ones. Is this No, I

22:14

thought for some reason I thought that

22:15

was Sneako for a minute. And uh-oh.

22:18

What is this?

22:19

Is it time for Iranians to go back in

22:21

the street?

22:21

>> 40,000 of them got massacred before your

22:24

help could get there. Is it time for

22:26

them to go back into the streets?

22:27

>> Well, you can't do that because they

22:29

have they don't have guns and the other

22:31

side has guns. And it's The number is

22:33

52,000 people killed

22:35

>> 52,000 people killed in Iran. Oh my god.

22:39

>> far.

22:39

>> Wow.

22:40

>> And these are thugs.

22:42

It's very hard for people to go back.

22:44

They can have great bravado, they can

22:46

hate the regime, they can do everything,

22:48

but

22:48

>> You don't have guns, yeah.

22:49

>> start seeing people dropping a little

22:51

bit left and right, you know, they have

22:53

snipers. And the snipers are up in

22:55

building, four or five of them.

22:57

>> Yeah.

22:57

>> And let's say they form 100, 200,000

23:00

people.

23:01

>> start getting popped off, everybody's

23:02

going to start running. I mean, he's

23:03

right about that. By our own government.

23:05

Yeah, they're being killed by their own

23:06

government in mass. And also, the scale

23:09

of this. So, people um

23:17

18,000, I think is the number of the

23:19

amount of people that were killed in

23:20

Tiananmen Square.

23:24

Uh let me see if it says right there at

23:27

all.

23:30

Huh.

23:32

Estimates range. Yeah, okay, it was a

23:34

lot less than that. Well, either way,

23:35

10,000. I don't know where I got 18,000

23:38

from.

23:39

Uh but either way, my point is that this

23:42

is widely regarded as one of the largest

23:45

like killings of, you know, like you

23:48

would say a protesters or anything else.

23:52

Iran is multiples of this.

23:56

It's multiples of something that we look

23:58

back on, and it's it was so problematic

24:01

even inside of China, um that they

24:04

blocked the word 1989 on Marvel Rivals.

24:07

Like, you can't even type the letters or

24:10

the words 1989, Tiananmen Square, or

24:13

anything else. So, that was how bad it

24:16

was for them. 18,000 was the Iran

24:18

protest in the beginning. Maybe I'm

24:19

getting my numbers wrong. I apologize if

24:21

I am. So, uh this is and I I just want

24:24

to contextualize this, right? Because

24:26

I'm not trying to like call out and say

24:28

China's bad or anything. What I'm really

24:30

saying is that even if you think that

24:31

that was really bad, Iran is multiples

24:35

worse than that.

24:37

That's it.

24:40

Deep Sea LM prevents this, too. Yeah,

24:42

and like they try to hide that. So,

24:44

think about how problematic this is, as

24:46

well. Iran pop 5 to 10K a day. Yeah,

24:49

exactly, right? And history will

24:51

remember. Well, if people are caught out

24:52

by curfew, they can risk being shot,

24:54

too. Yeah, Jay, uh you know, like Jay

24:56

has family that's Iranian. I think he

24:58

made that pretty public. And you know,

25:00

he told me some stories of stuff that

25:02

happened to his family. And you know, we

25:04

had a conversation about this. Like I

25:06

don't It's weird that like I don't

25:08

remember Jay whenever we were talking

25:10

like last, but I remember I was doing

25:11

the Tanu Grail DLC. I don't remember

25:14

like what what month it was or when this

25:16

happened, but like it was basically and

25:18

then the next time we talked I was

25:20

playing Crimson Desert. Like

25:22

I don't know when it was because like

25:24

basically yeah, it was like two months

25:26

ago exactly. Yes, I was playing Crimson

25:27

Desert probably about then. So yeah,

25:30

there it is. All I think feels about

25:31

China at least their women have some

25:32

autonomy and license over their lives

25:34

and to some extent Iran not so much.

25:35

Listen, I mean China has its own share

25:37

of problems the same as every other

25:38

country does. What my point is is that

25:41

Iran does too and right now we are

25:43

watching a massacre of people that is

25:46

unprecedented. It's an unprecedented

25:48

amount of people, right? So more

25:50

civilian deaths in Iran than Gaza, but

25:51

nobody speaks about it nearly as much.

25:53

And and and by the way, not only are

25:55

there more civilian deaths in Iran, I

25:57

don't know if it's more, but these

25:59

people will constantly downplay the

26:01

amount of people that were killed in

26:02

Iran and constantly play up the amount

26:05

of people that were killed in Gaza. Why

26:06

is that? It's because they've been

26:08

ideologically captured by terrorism.

26:11

That's the reason why.

26:12

Like I've got a great idea. How about

26:14

get rid of the people that are killing

26:16

their own people in there? Like Hamas is

26:18

killing their own people. Iran is

26:20

killing their own people. And this whole

26:22

thing This is one of the things that

26:25

Like I wish people like Sneako would see

26:26

it from this perspective. I don't like

26:28

the fact that he looks at Iran and he

26:31

sees Iran as like a a war against Islam.

26:35

How is Iran

26:37

representing Islam when Iran's bombing

26:40

everybody else? They're killing They're

26:43

killing Like Khamenei has probably

26:46

killed more Muslims than Sneako has seen

26:49

in his life. How can you be sad that

26:51

this guy's dead?

26:53

Really? Like I mean this guy is more

26:55

responsible for the deaths and the

26:58

destruction of more Muslims than

27:01

probably almost anybody else.

27:04

They're killing their fellow Muslim

27:05

brothers. Exactly, they are. And it it's

27:08

horrible. It's terrible to see that

27:10

happen. I do I don't want to see anybody

27:13

saying like this is like obviously the

27:15

people that are doing this are doing it

27:17

for a religious reason, but it is not

27:19

Christianity versus Islam. It is radical

27:22

Shia Islam versus everybody [ __ ]

27:25

else. And that includes Sunni Muslims,

27:28

that includes Lebanese Christians, that

27:31

includes Jews and Israel, that includes

27:34

secular people, that includes the

27:36

Zoroastrians that were being oppressed

27:38

inside of Iran. That includes everybody,

27:41

atheists, and it of course includes

27:43

America. They are waging a war against

27:45

everyone.

27:47

That's it. IRGC funded Hezbollah and

27:49

Hamas wants to put their own people in

27:50

harm's way to own Israel. Exactly, it's

27:52

embarrassing. Most of the protesters

27:54

against the regime are the non-Muslims.

27:56

They are against being an Islamic

27:57

republic.

27:59

I agree with you that a lot of the

28:00

protesters are not Muslims, but what

28:02

about the the places that they're

28:04

bombing in Dubai? Do you think that they

28:05

checked everybody's religion and before

28:07

they flew the plane in the hotel into

28:09

the hotel?

28:10

Do you think that they they checked to

28:12

see

28:13

whether oh my god, well, what about this

28:16

area here that we bombed in Qatar? I

28:19

wonder if those people are Muslims or

28:21

not.

28:22

It's [ __ ] man.

28:24

It's complete [ __ ] They don't care.

28:26

They're killing their own people

28:28

constantly. And also by the way, there

28:30

are a lot of Muslims that don't want to

28:32

be ruled over by radical

28:35

radical What is What is Marco Rubio

28:37

called? Radical Shia clerics, right?

28:39

Like there is a huge donation. Like you

28:41

have to remember like

28:44

the Middle East they have wars all the

28:46

time. They kill each other all the time.

28:48

They've been doing this for like a

28:49

thousand years. The entire idea that

28:52

like there's some cohesive, you know,

28:54

unified Islamic culture that they all

28:57

share and understand, clearly that's not

28:59

the case because they're killing each

29:01

other all the time. So, this whole idea

29:04

is based off of a [ __ ] lie.

29:07

Was talking about inside of Iran. I know

29:09

that. Yeah, the attacks outside of Iran

29:11

are because they don't consider those

29:12

Muslims proper Muslims. If they're not

29:14

caliphate and they're enemies to the

29:15

proper Iranian Muslims. I can't I mean

29:18

if you're from Iran and you get it more

29:20

than I do, I'm not going to try to like

29:22

correct you on it, right? But I bet a

29:24

lot of those protesters that are going

29:26

out there might still be Islamic. They

29:28

might still believe the Quran and they

29:30

just don't want to have the government

29:32

doing what they're doing. Like I bet

29:34

there's a lot of Muslims that it doesn't

29:36

mean like just because you're a Muslim

29:37

you have to agree with the government. I

29:39

don't think that's I don't think it's

29:40

that simple. I think there's an overlap.

29:42

There's a Venn diagram for sure and it

29:43

would make sense that there is, but I

29:45

don't think it's a one-to-one.

29:47

Some kind of do? Yeah.

29:49

Persia was always the problem. Just ask

29:51

Alexander the Great. Well, I mean like

29:52

geographically it definitely is. IRGC

29:55

even fight each each other from within?

29:56

Yeah. And so anyway, I'll scroll down

29:59

and look at a few more of these here,

30:00

too.

30:01

>> Have you? No, not at all. No, I get

30:03

along with him very well.

30:05

Sometimes I disagree with him and I let

30:07

it be known and I've been right.

30:09

>> Mhm.

30:09

>> But no, I think he's good. Look, he's a

30:11

wartime Prime Minister.

30:13

>> He is. I can see that and let me scroll

30:16

down and see if there's any more of

30:18

these.

30:19

>> Are you is that built to fall apart?

30:22

>> Built to fall apart?

30:23

>> It was a test. We did

30:25

>> Everybody So, so I was right.

30:28

Once again, I'm vindicated.

30:30

I'm vindicated once

30:33

I'm actually almost I'm kind of almost

30:34

getting bored of being vindicated

30:36

because it's so predictable.

30:39

I've been vindicated once again.

30:42

Kronos and Wild [ __ ] as I won't believe

30:44

anyone reads it. I don't want to argue

30:46

about that. I mean, as with any holy

30:48

book, there's good ideas and bad ideas.

30:50

Depends on how people apply them, that's

30:51

what I would say. I had colleagues from

30:53

Syria complaining about the IRGC putting

30:55

a bad image on Muslims. Well, also like

30:58

like I have a friend who's Syrian as

30:59

well and he told me that like basically

31:02

Syria during the Civil War like the

31:06

Hezbollah sided with Assad and helped

31:09

Assad. So like [music] a lot of Syrians

31:12

hate Hezbollah for that reason because

31:14

basically Assad was oppressing them and

31:18

you Oh my god, that guy was awful. Holy

31:22

[ __ ] that guy was terrible. So and

31:24

killed a ton of them. Yes, exactly. And

31:26

so that's the reason why there's

31:27

animosity towards [music] them.

31:29

Yeah, friends, I have a like

31:31

I I don't really talk about this a lot,

31:32

right? But like I have a lot of friends.

31:34

Like I

31:35

I don't have problems with anybody. I've

31:37

always had a lot of friends like even in

31:39

school. I had friends everywhere. Like

31:41

I've never had issues like getting along

31:43

with people or anything like that. Like

31:45

it's just never been a problem for me.

31:46

Like I don't know like

31:48

how? What do you mean how? I just talked

31:50

to somebody and

31:53

it's not a big deal, right? I mean,

31:54

damn.

31:55

Like yeah.

31:57

I have a lot of friends, you don't leave

31:58

your house. I have a microphone.

32:00

Yeah, I have a microphone.

32:01

It's just really simple.

32:04

>> And uh it it didn't look, memorandum of

32:07

understanding with you when you're

32:08

dealing with

32:09

>> girlfriend she

32:10

>> Please bag don't mean much. And they

32:12

don't mean much when you're dealing with

32:13

honorable people, too, because it's a

32:15

memorandum of understanding. It doesn't

32:17

mean much. And I said, "Why are we even

32:19

you know, it's it's a standard tactic in

32:21

the US that you go to a memorandum of

32:23

understanding and then you go to the

32:24

deal." I said, "Just go to the deal

32:26

first." But you know what? It was sort

32:28

of a test.

32:29

And they weren't there. They didn't

32:31

honor the test. We had it We had this

32:33

deal settled numerous times. I said,

32:35

"Watch. I guarantee, watch." And they

32:38

never they never followed it. They

32:40

>> A bunch of you, is that built

32:42

>> I think some of your younger viewers

32:43

might appreciate actual advice on how to

32:44

make friends, especially with the online

32:46

generation. Find people So, the first

32:48

thing the first way to make friends is

32:51

to be somebody that somebody would want

32:53

to be friends with. That's number one.

32:55

Number two, it's to take an interest in

32:58

the opinions and the ongoings of other

33:01

people's lives. So, if you don't care

33:03

about what's happening in somebody

33:05

else's life and you genuinely aren't

33:07

interested, then you probably shouldn't

33:09

be friends with that person. And also,

33:12

there are going to be times where you

33:13

might not be 100% interested in what

33:15

somebody's saying, but sometimes it's

33:17

important to somebody else. It's a give

33:19

and take. Like I don't know, like just

33:21

be yourself. Yeah, I guess so, right?

33:23

That's gay.

33:24

Yeah, I mean well like yeah, I mean find

33:26

hobbies and interests that you have and

33:28

then just find other people that share

33:30

those interests. Like I have a lot of

33:31

true listening is OP. Yeah, I have this

33:33

crazy way of manipulating women where I

33:36

basically just pay attention to what

33:38

they say, ask follow-up questions, and

33:41

then, you know, like take an interest in

33:42

what their opinions are, and then they

33:44

like me.

33:46

They're so stupid, bro. Like they're so

33:49

stupid. [laughter]

33:49

You believe that?

33:53

THESE HOES I GET THEM EVERY TIME.

33:57

>> [laughter]

33:57

>> YOU CAN GET THESE HOES EVERY TIME WITH

33:59

THAT, BRO. Like you just listen to them

34:01

and pay attention to what they say.

34:04

Canceling this guy. I know, bro. Like

34:06

how about that? The cost is it works?

34:08

Yeah.

34:10

And yo, I had this in a bag before the

34:12

women advice, bro. That's good, right?

34:14

How about that? But no, it it's true. It

34:16

it it is true. I I I think that's the

34:18

way that you want If you want to make

34:19

friends with people like that, I think

34:20

that's the best way to do it. So, deals

34:23

are made to be broken.

34:24

>> People are crazy. We had a deal.

34:26

>> Yeah.

34:27

>> everything.

34:28

And they basically break the deals. You

34:31

know, they make deals and to them deals

34:33

are made to be broken.

34:34

>> Soleimani.

34:35

>> Uh they are

34:36

extremely unreliable people.

34:39

And frankly, if they ever had a nuclear

34:41

weapon, they'd use it within 1 day.

34:43

>> I don't know if it would take them a

34:44

day.

34:45

So, yeah, I mean, that's it. And uh

34:47

South Carolina has named the late

34:49

Lindsey Graham's sister to link.

34:52

>> [snorts]

34:52

>> The state's first wait, so we can do

34:54

this? Like, we just have his sister is

34:56

just going to take over?

34:59

We can do this?

35:02

Okay.

35:04

I mean, I I I I I don't know. It's not

35:06

my problem. Couple hours. Yeah, depends

35:08

on the state. Okay. I mean, like this is

35:10

some European [ __ ] right? I mean, like

35:12

damn. Some dynasty. Like, okay. Well, I

35:16

mean, like we we I mean, we had this

35:17

happen with two presidents. We had it

35:18

with Woodrow Wilson. We had it with

35:19

Eleanor Roosevelt, right? And FDR. So,

35:22

it's not the first time.

35:25

I don't know. Like, uh yeah, Senator to

35:27

cooking. Yeah, probably also his wife.

35:28

Well, he he's not married. He wasn't

35:30

married. And uh plenty of times it's

35:32

happened in the past. Yeah, no doubt.

35:34

And they have similar laws about the

35:36

wife taking over. That's really [ __ ]

35:37

funny, man. John McCain's wife? I don't

35:40

I don't know if she was involved with

35:41

that or not. Directly to the people of

35:43

Iran.

35:44

>> The politics.

35:45

>> this.

35:46

Uh I think people were wrong. I I never

35:48

thought unless they could be completely

35:51

armed, I never thought they'd have that

35:53

kind of an uprising because these people

35:55

are violent. Their so-called leadership

35:57

is very violent.

35:58

>> They're killers.

35:59

>> They killed 52,000. How about the

36:01

wrestler? You know, the wrestler is one

36:03

of the best wrestlers in the world. They

36:05

killed him and his two friends just

36:07

because he spoke not even that badly

36:09

about the regime.

36:10

>> They're crazy. Keep killing them because

36:12

they're going to kill their people until

36:13

you do. The politics.

36:15

>> [ __ ] based. Absolutely [ __ ] based.

36:18

Ronnie and people are brave. I think

36:19

they tremendously are. Absolutely. Let

36:22

me scroll down and find some of the

36:24

other comments about this national team.

36:26

This is some other [ __ ] Like, yeah, I

36:28

mean, honestly, Norway's PR went up so

36:31

high in this recent World Cup. It's

36:34

actually insane.

36:35

Like, he's talking about a UFC fighter?

36:37

Yeah, he is. It's the the young

36:39

wrestler. I think he was 19 years old.

36:41

Dana White tried to intervene and so did

36:43

Trump, but he was set to be executed and

36:45

he was executed uh by the Iranian

36:48

government. It was really sad. It's

36:49

extremely sad.

36:51

Norway's a global Holland. It's It is.

36:54

It is. It's him.

36:55

And uh I'm glad to see this. And let me

36:58

scroll down. I'm going to find the rest

36:59

of these uh these other comments here. I

37:01

I I saw that already. I don't need to

37:03

look at another one. So, yeah, these are

37:05

Is this Abu Dhabi airport? Oh my god.

37:07

I have a friend um I was just thinking

37:10

about this.

37:12

I think he was going to go to like he

37:14

was going to go to Turkey like maybe in

37:15

like a like a week or something like

37:17

that. Maybe it was a week ago.

37:19

Like

37:20

Oh man, I I I'm going to ask him I'm

37:22

going to ask him today probably if if if

37:23

he's still even going to go, right? I

37:25

mean, damn.

37:26

And so, Abu Dhabi is UAE, not Saudi.

37:30

Uh oh, sorry. Sorry. I I I just I don't

37:33

know why I just I just [music] kind of

37:34

like auto completed that. Uh yeah, I

37:37

wasn't reading properly.

37:39

Okay, let me see here. Bomb the Yemen

37:41

runway to stop an Iranian plane from

37:42

landing. [ __ ] based. Good.

37:46

Saudis laying down tough conditions for

37:47

joining the Abraham Accords, replacing

37:49

Netanyahu after elections, rollback

37:51

Smotrich's protections, and a clear

37:52

Israeli commitment to a future

37:54

Palestinian state.

37:55

Uh yeah, I mean, I I honestly I I feel

37:58

like

38:00

I I think they're going to get rid of

38:01

Netanyahu after the elections, too. It

38:03

seems like that's the case, but I don't

38:04

really understand Israeli politics. It's

38:06

just like kind of a vibe that I'm

38:08

getting. I think that there are a lot of

38:09

cases, like Winston Churchill is another

38:11

great example, where like having a

38:13

wartime leader is a lot different than

38:15

having a peacetime leader. And I think

38:18

the problem with that, though, here's

38:19

the issue, is that if you are a wartime

38:21

leader, well, guess what? It's in your

38:23

best interest to continue having, right?

38:25

So, it's scary to see. I don't know.

38:28

But, I think rising bravery of the

38:29

Iranian people against their tyrant

38:30

leaders. Well, I've been support like I

38:32

mean, like again, like Asmongold, what

38:34

is this here?

38:37

>> [snorts]

38:37

>> Like I've been talking about this

38:40

for

38:44

a long time.

38:52

I feel like I've been one of the only

38:53

people that's been covering this and

38:55

talking about it from that perspective.

38:59

And this is just like another example,

39:01

right? I mean, these are just a few more

39:02

of these. I don't know really if this is

39:05

a bombing or not. I've no idea. Uh yeah,

39:07

there it is.

39:09

And so, like and you can see all these

39:11

videos, like 800k, 1.3 million, 600k, 1

39:15

million. I mean, that's it. That's a lie

39:17

on Saudi. The Zionists are trying to

39:19

impose to make Saudi uh want to

39:20

normalize relations with Israel. Saudi

39:22

made it clear that they won't. Oh,

39:24

really? Is it? I I don't know. I mean,

39:25

like I it could be [ __ ] I mean,

39:27

there are a lot of instances where

39:29

people post misinformation and I'm sure

39:31

that I read it sometimes without

39:32

thinking about it. And uh but yeah, I've

39:35

been very, very supportive of them. I

39:36

even tweeted about it. I almost never

39:38

tweet. So, uh we'll see what happens.

39:41

Luckily for BB, peace is very unlikely

39:43

in that region. Well, he's also a lot

39:44

older, too. And so, like he's probably

39:46

going to be retiring anyway. So, yeah.

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