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Speaker 1: So did you first see a deal in Iran.

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Speaker 2: This upcoming week?

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Speaker 3: I do see a deal in iron Yeah, could be soon,

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Speaker 3: are you most straight? And that's taking place starting tomorrow

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Speaker 3: morning over the next couple of days. Spout of boats,

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Speaker 3: and I would only say that we're doing extremely well.

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Speaker 4: In that negotiation.

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Speaker 3: But you never know where they ran, because we negotiate

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Speaker 3: with them and then we always have to blow them up,

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Speaker 3: whether it's to be two bombers or just terminating. As

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Speaker 3: an example, the a Rand nuclear deal done by Barackusain

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Speaker 3: and Obama probably the worst deal we've ever done as

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Speaker 5: There are two host talks between the US and Iran

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Speaker 5: in the coming days, but the warring parties did not

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Speaker 5: confirm any participation, and the two sides appear to remain

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Speaker 5: far apart. Speaking to reporters last night on board Air

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Speaker 5: Force One, President Trump said Iran has agreed to most

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Speaker 5: to end the conflict, without providing details. Iran state run

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Speaker 5: media has reported that Tehran had rejected the ceasefire proposal.

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Speaker 5: Trump also said Iran agreed to allow twenty more oil

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Speaker 5: president is framing that as a sign that negotiations are underway,

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Speaker 5: but Tehran is telling a different story. The speaker of

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Speaker 1: Are you considering still putting flutes on the ground and

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Speaker 1: would you do that without going to cook?

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Speaker 3: I just have lots of alders. We have tremendous numbers

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Speaker 3: of you know, the power. Look, I would say we're

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Speaker 3: just like we're a head of schedule in the ballroom.

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Speaker 3: In a much bigger way, we're ahead of schedule with

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Speaker 3: knock out one hundred and fifty eight ships their entire navy,

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Speaker 3: which we did, we knocked out their entire air force.

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Speaker 3: We knocked out most of their missiles. That's why you

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Speaker 2: And we have a group.

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Speaker 3: It's really a new regime. It's a new group of people,

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Speaker 6: And just judging by how unpopular the war seems to

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Speaker 2: Some real blowback.

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Speaker 7: I'm wondering, what are.

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Speaker 6: You sensing as far as the political appetite of Republicans, Independence,

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Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I.

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Speaker 8: Mean the Democrats and independence, right, that's an easy call.

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Speaker 8: There's no appetite for expanding it further. There's no appetite

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Speaker 8: And so there's this absolutely zero buying from the American

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Speaker 8: They've been very supportive, Joe. You and I've talked about this.

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Speaker 8: One of the things that my sources have told me

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Speaker 8: Those loud voices on the right wing, particularly the podcasters

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Speaker 8: But here's where Republican voters would start to get a

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Speaker 8: And so I think that's what the president has to

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Speaker 9: So President Trump wants to take Iran's oil. He said

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Speaker 9: That is the latest presidential declaration, if you will. That's

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Speaker 9: Iran says that is not true and calls the plan excessive, unrealistic,

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Speaker 4: Of fifteen points.

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Speaker 3: we asked for fifteen things, and for the most part,

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Speaker 3: And just to prove that this area is they gave

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Speaker 3: It's ten massive boat loads of oil. And today they

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Speaker 10: First of all, it's important to remember the objectives of

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Speaker 10: because oppose a great threat to the region. This Iran

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Speaker 2: It needed to be.

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Speaker 10: Addressed, and President Trump is addressing.

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Speaker 11: It, saying that Iran has met lots of the fifteen

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Speaker 11: Foreign Ministry spokesperson basically dismissing that, saying that it's unrealistic, unreasonable, excessive.

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Speaker 11: These are demands things like Iran abandoning its nuclear activities,

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Speaker 12: The Iranian back Huthis in Uthi rebels in Yemen have

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Speaker 5: So the Department of Defense is reportedly preparing for weeks

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Speaker 5: exclusive reporting by The Wall Street Journal, President Trump is

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Speaker 13: The world, There is no longer any such thing as

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Speaker 13: hoping that what he says today will solve the crisis.

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Speaker 13: Cause by what he said yesterday, the day before he

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Speaker 13: and implied that protecting the Strait of Hormoz was not

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Speaker 13: of chaos. Royals markets almost every week. Dhaldrump has gotten

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Speaker 10: Well, first of all, it's important to remember the objectives

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Speaker 10: This Iran that you're seeing now, this is Iran at

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Speaker 4: as the Grand PUBA.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, absolutely, Well, let's put it this way. You're not

437
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Speaker 15: going to find Jefferson. That's that's for damn sure. Yes,

438
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Speaker 15: you're going to run into idea logs, and you're going

439
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Speaker 15: to run into guys who think they get to be

440
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Speaker 15: king now, and you're going to run into a million issues.

441
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Speaker 15: And let's be let's be real here. I mean our

442
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Speaker 15: technical intelligence collect capability, it's second to none. You know,

443
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Speaker 15: if it's if it's a transmission in the air, we

444
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Speaker 15: can we can hear it and decrypt it. If you

445
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Speaker 15: can see it from space, from overhead, we can see it.

446
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Speaker 2: We got all kinds of sensors.

447
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Speaker 15: Obviously, our human intelligence capability is terrible right now. And

448
00:25:18,240 --> 00:25:21,480
Speaker 15: we relied apparently as far as I can tell, on

449
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Speaker 15: Israeli intelligence, which by the way, also turned out to

450
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Speaker 15: be terrible. So now you're into the ultimate kind of

451
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Speaker 15: area where you would want human human intelligence. Right This

452
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Speaker 15: is not about where's a building or what's inside. This

453
00:25:35,320 --> 00:25:37,960
Speaker 15: is about will this guy work with us?

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Speaker 2: Will he not?

455
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Speaker 13: He?

456
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Speaker 2: Is he telling us the truth? The only way you

457
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Speaker 2: know that is if you have spies, if you have sources.

458
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Speaker 15: And I don't think we have any worth a dam

459
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Speaker 15: on the ground in I run and the Israelis, for

460
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Speaker 15: whatever collection of reasons, have proven that they're feeding us

461
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Speaker 15: stuff that isn't true. So you know that's that would

462
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Speaker 15: be your key right now. This is the ultimate time

463
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Speaker 15: when you need when you're talking to some Iranian and

464
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Speaker 15: then when they go in the back room and you

465
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Speaker 15: and you're not president anymore, you need somebody who was

466
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Speaker 15: there in that meeting to tell you what their real

467
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Speaker 15: bottom line is and hand you, hand you that critical information.

468
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Speaker 2: And I'm afraid we don't have it.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, I don't think this is a You're

470
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Speaker 4: not fighting Arabs here as long and drawn out as

471
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Speaker 4: Iraq was, You're not fighting Arabs. You know, We've had

472
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Speaker 4: two pretty tough ombries we've had to fight, had to

473
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Speaker 4: fight in the last fifty sixty seventy years, the Vietnamese,

474
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Speaker 4: the Vietcong, North Vietnamese, the NVA, and the Persians. YEP,

475
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Speaker 4: short break back in a moment.

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Speaker 7: Confuse your host Stephen K.

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481
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Speaker 4: Philip Patrick and his team to talk to them about

482
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Speaker 4: the end of the Dollar Empire, what it means, everything

483
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Speaker 4: about precious metals in this quite turbulent time right now

484
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Speaker 4: of war. So make sure you talk to Philip Patrick

485
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Speaker 4: team do it today. Get smart, as we're giving you

486
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Speaker 4: all the information on the war in capital markets. Make

487
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Speaker 4: sure you make yourself as smart as possible. The country

488
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Speaker 4: needs you to think this through. I want to reiterate

489
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Speaker 4: sencom in the United States military is pounding the Persians

490
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Speaker 4: at a horrific rate. I mean it's methodical, it's systematic,

491
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Speaker 4: it's daily. I think there's Sancomas report et eleven thousand

492
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Speaker 4: sorties or eleven thousand targets have been hit another thirty

493
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Speaker 4: five hundred minimum, with new targets coming up every day.

494
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Speaker 4: So this is relentless. If you're and they saw some

495
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Speaker 4: video the other day where they blew up one of

496
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Speaker 4: the command centers, this is relentless as only the United

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Speaker 4: States military military can deliver both naval assets in the

498
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Speaker 4: North Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Oman and of

499
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Speaker 4: course Eastern Mediterranean and are magnificent airmen. It is from

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Speaker 4: a military point of view, magnificent to watch. If you

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Speaker 4: want your military unchained and in this situation, I think

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Speaker 4: you have to also on the flip side of that,

503
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Speaker 4: think about that for a second. I mean, we've hit

504
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Speaker 4: some pretty tough onmboreries from the air and hit them hard.

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Speaker 4: Nazi Germany, we basically virtually brought it to the knees,

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Speaker 4: and they wouldn't surrender. Japan. The fire bombing of Japan

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Speaker 4: in February, March and April of nineteen forty five actually

508
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Speaker 4: was more horrific than the two nuclear weapons who dropped later.

509
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Speaker 4: The fire bombing of Tokyo and the other major cities

510
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Speaker 4: is something that even the airmen that did it gave

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Speaker 4: them pause and they would not surrender. We hit the

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Speaker 4: North Vietnamese with I think more firepower than we had

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Speaker 4: hit Nazi Germany. In the Japanese I think combined, they

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Speaker 4: wouldn't surrender. These Persians, this an ancient civilization. As I

515
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Speaker 4: go back to my landmark on Alexander the Great, the

516
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Speaker 4: best we ever had, better than Caesar, better than Napoleon,

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Speaker 4: better than all of them rolled up, they will tell

518
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Speaker 4: you and the historian you see this kind of eyewitness

519
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Speaker 4: account from these individuals, it's stunning. And that was I

520
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Speaker 4: don't know, twenty three hundred years ago. So it's Sam Faddish.

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Speaker 4: You've dealt with this in country and other places for

522
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Speaker 4: a couple of decades in service to your country, understanding

523
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Speaker 4: that the Mullahs and the Islamic theocracy were enemies of

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Speaker 4: the United States and free people everywhere. What's your assessment

525
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Speaker 4: of this enemy, sir?

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Speaker 15: Yeah, Well, I mean, let me say this as a

527
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Speaker 15: caveat of f front. Nothing I'm saying should be taken

528
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Speaker 15: as we can't win, or we have to run away,

529
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Speaker 15: or we've been defeated. All I'm really saying is you're

530
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Speaker 15: not going to win by underestimating your opponent and just

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Speaker 15: continuing to do something in a certain way that hasn't

532
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Speaker 15: worked so far. These guys are very tough, they're very committed.

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Speaker 15: You have this whole. They are all twelve vers, which

534
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Speaker 15: means they believe we are headed for the apocalypse, which

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Speaker 15: is their duty to bring on. And on the other side,

536
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Speaker 15: they're guaranteed to win. That ought to give you pause

537
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Speaker 15: that they want to bring you reap the whirlwind and

538
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Speaker 15: believe they will win on the other side. And they

539
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Speaker 15: are not disorganized. They are very, very organized, very methodical.

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Speaker 15: They think many moves ahead. You know, these are the

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Speaker 15: guys that literally invented chess. So doesn't mean you can't

542
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Speaker 15: beat them just means you better stop underestimating them. They

543
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Speaker 15: are not attempting to confront the US military. They are

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Speaker 15: holding a knife to the world economy.

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Speaker 4: The Persians are the ancient enemy, have been the ancient

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Speaker 4: enemy of the West.

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 4: Yes, it was Rome's even more than the Germanic tribes, right,

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Speaker 4: who eventually overran Rome. They were they And one of

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Speaker 4: the reason they were random the Roman the Roman Empire

551
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Speaker 4: bled out fighting the Persians. The Persians against the Greeks,

552
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Speaker 4: the Persians against the Romans. They are tough ombres. And

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Speaker 4: guess what, they didn't fight Athens, and they didn't fight

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Speaker 4: Rome because they were more Jeffersonian democrats. They were not.

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Speaker 4: And I don't think they've changed a lot. And you've

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Speaker 4: layered on top of a quite dangerous apocalyptic death cult.

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Speaker 4: That's you combine the death cult with just the Persian tenacity,

558
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Speaker 4: et cetera. It's not to say we can't beat them.

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Speaker 4: You can beat them, but you've got to understand if

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Speaker 4: you're going to beat them, you got to beat them right,

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Speaker 4: or come up with some way to hammer them enough

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Speaker 4: to get them to the negotiating table. And we also know, Sam,

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Speaker 4: correct me if I'm wrong. These are guys that don't

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Speaker 4: they they they as we've known for the negotiations we

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Speaker 4: try to try to have on all the Obama and

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Speaker 4: President Trump all, they're not guys that come in and

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Speaker 4: shake your You don't get to a deal with them

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Speaker 4: in the first meeting. They don't take your shake your hand.

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Speaker 4: They're amazing. They're bureaucratic because millennia they've been bureaucratic. They

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Speaker 4: have a whole way that they roll. The negotiations just

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Speaker 4: go on and on and drag on and on, just

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Speaker 4: naturally in any business deal, much less something where they're

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Speaker 4: they're negotiating their survival or potential survival of their country. Sir.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, And like in any time you're negotiating with somebody

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Speaker 15: in this kind of hardcore environment, it's all about leverage. Okay,

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Speaker 15: right now, how are they looking at this? There's a

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Speaker 15: clock ticking on the world economy. If in regard to

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Speaker 15: what is already happening in the straits of Hormus, and

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Speaker 15: God forbid, they start taking out production facilities and taking

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Speaker 15: things like part of Gutter's capability is already offline for

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Speaker 15: what three to five years? God forbid, they do that,

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Speaker 15: and it's not a question of reopening the Straits. It's

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Speaker 15: a question of waiting five years till oil comes out.

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Speaker 15: So as long as they feel like they've got that

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Speaker 15: knife in their hand, they're going to be pretty tough

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Speaker 15: into go. And what we are doing right now is

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Speaker 15: not taking away that capability. I'm fundamentally saying, if you're

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Speaker 15: going to prosecute this war, you got to stop for

589
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Speaker 15: a minute, realize it didn't go the way you expected

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Speaker 15: it to, and you've got to come up with a

591
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Speaker 15: You got to modify your strategy and modify your approach.

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Speaker 15: They are not going to quit, they're not going to surrender,

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Speaker 15: and absolutely there's not going to be a popular uprise.

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Speaker 4: The inflection point of this war is quite obvious. The

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Speaker 4: inflection point of this war is one of the Israelis.

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Speaker 4: First off, the night that they bombed the facilities. But

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Speaker 4: then really the inflection point became the bombing of the

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Speaker 4: of the gas field with Katar, and it totally shifted

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Speaker 4: the initiative to the enemy, and it shifted the center

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Speaker 4: grab clus fits. It's center gravity of this war. Now

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Speaker 4: it's the Persian Gulf in the Strait, yes, not Tehran,

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Speaker 4: where a scent come originally, and we hope to and

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Speaker 4: remember the whole theory of this war, and don't lately

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Speaker 4: by b Esha It was to hit them as harder

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Speaker 4: than anybody's been hit on the surface of this planet ever,

606
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Speaker 4: hit them decapitated and have a popular uprise, and of

607
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Speaker 4: millions of Persians you know, yearning to be free. Well,

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Speaker 4: that didn't happen, and we can argue about how all

609
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Speaker 4: that later, but now we're in it. Uh so bowling

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Speaker 4: the world. As they taught me at Harvard, the world

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Speaker 4: is an efficient market over time, with more with when

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Speaker 4: you get more and more information. Tell me about efficient

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Speaker 4: market theory as it applies to the commodity we call

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Speaker 4: oil and natural gas, as every second of every minute

615
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Speaker 4: is traded on the world's exchanges and is setting the

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Speaker 4: tone and really the underpinning of this conflict.

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Speaker 2: Sir, No one's.

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Speaker 1: Bigger than the market. It's basically the same theory. You know,

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Speaker 1: I learned it the hard way in the trading pits.

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Speaker 1: In fifteen years. In the trading pits, you realize it

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Speaker 1: doesn't matter if the Saudis are buying oil or the

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Speaker 1: you know, the Rakis are selling oil. Doesn't no individual,

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Speaker 1: no government, no person, No one's bigger than the market.

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Speaker 1: Market markets are wildly efficient when they scale the size,

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Speaker 1: certainly the size of the oil markets. A couple of

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Speaker 1: big pieces of information over the weekends. The number one,

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Speaker 1: we've basically essentially worked through this cushion. We had a

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Speaker 1: very large cushion of excess oil production and also in

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Speaker 1: storage here in the United States. We've now worked through

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Speaker 1: that and it's irelevant. In one second, I'll tell you why.

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Speaker 1: And the other one is all the oil that was shipped.

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Speaker 1: So we've been talking about how long it takes for

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Speaker 1: a barrel of oil from the time of purchase till

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Speaker 1: when it becomes a gallon of gasoline. Takes about forty

635
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Speaker 1: five days. The last oil pre war oil prices so

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Speaker 1: in others loaded on the vessels have hit our shores

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Speaker 1: right now. Everything after this point going forward will be

638
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Speaker 1: the higher priced oil. Now think about that for a second.

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Speaker 1: We're already seeing four dollars on the pumps here in

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Speaker 1: America and we haven't even started using the higher priced

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Speaker 1: feedstock oil, which will start happening within the next day

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Speaker 1: or so, so pump prices are going to continue to

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Speaker 1: go up. We're looking at one hundred and three dollars

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Speaker 1: in West Texas Intermediate as we speak, one hundred and

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Speaker 1: fourteen hundred and fifteen in the Brent as we speak.

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Speaker 1: Steve believe I said this earlier. I believe I said

647
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Speaker 1: earlier a little bit early, but I believe one hundred

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Speaker 1: and twenty dollars for West Texas Intermedia is baked in

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Speaker 1: the cake right now.

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Speaker 10: Now.

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Speaker 1: I really believe it, because I had not realized that

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Speaker 1: all these prices were based on oil that hadn't hit

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Speaker 1: our shore yet. We're we've run essentially run out of

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Speaker 1: cheap oil into our refineries. You're going to see a

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Speaker 1: five dollars gallon of gas, and I have no question

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Speaker 1: in my mind about it. Where the hell are the

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Speaker 1: Arab ground troops like you mentioned. Why aren't these countries

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Speaker 1: they are supposedly our allies putting their boots on the ground.

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Speaker 1: They have probably a lot more at stake than we do.

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Speaker 1: We're not being bombed essentially here in the United States.

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Speaker 1: They are, and we're more importantly.

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Speaker 4: Where they're not holding holding, They're not hang on, hang on,

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Speaker 4: hang on. Were the Iranian people first having hell ring

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Speaker 4: down on them? Right? They're having hell, They're having hell

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Speaker 4: ring down on them. And if they come out and say, hey,

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Speaker 4: we hate the guys running this thing, they'll probably be killed.

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Speaker 4: So I'm not but they're not. You're not going to

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Speaker 4: have an uprising, not at least not any time soon.

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Speaker 4: Let's go back to the Arab though. The Arabs are

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Speaker 4: doubling and tripling their wealth right now. Remember the Saudis

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Speaker 4: took Saudi a Ramco public, and folks think about this,

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Speaker 4: it's the biggest because they've nationalized all the all the

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Speaker 4: all over there. They took it public, and this is

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Speaker 4: what it was so screwed up. They couldn't take it

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Speaker 4: public in New York, they couldn't take it public. In London,

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Speaker 4: they couldn't even take it public. And like in Shanghai

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Speaker 4: some places that are in Vancouver, they had to create

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Speaker 4: their own exchange and take it public. In Riyad. Why

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Speaker 4: because the the the disclosure documents were so got off,

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Speaker 4: and first they wouldn't disclose a ton of stuff principally

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Speaker 4: how much the royal family's just stealing right off the top.

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Speaker 4: These are not These are not good guys. The cutteries

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Speaker 4: are not good guys. Is the best of the lot

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Speaker 4: over their NBZ. He's double dealing, as he tried to

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Speaker 4: do a Chinese naval base years ago. The Arabs of

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Speaker 4: double dealings. Their net worth from the time this war

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Speaker 4: started with all at fifty bucks a barrow of fifty

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Speaker 4: five and Trump trying to drive it to forty. Because

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Speaker 4: remember the underpinning of the Trump economic revolution is full

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Speaker 4: spectrum energy dominance led by Boom getting all in gas

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Speaker 4: down as cheap as you can possibly get it with

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Speaker 4: their lifting costs at thirty bucks now and their lifting

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Speaker 4: costs gone from what through three dollars back in the

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Speaker 4: old days to thirty because of their graft, corruption and

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Speaker 4: incompetence right just late natural laziness, their net worth has gone.

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Speaker 4: They their assets in the ground, which is a depleting asset,

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Speaker 4: has increased at one hundred and ten bucks or what's

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Speaker 4: what's the brent right now? One hundred and thirteen hundred

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Speaker 4: and fourteen. It's gone off to what a couple times

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Speaker 4: one fourteen. They're loving this. Now they're gonna have some

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Speaker 4: cash flow problems. This is why I think they're selling

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Speaker 4: old like crazy. They've got some They're gonna have some

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Speaker 4: short term cash problems, but their net worth the nations.

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Speaker 4: The nation's value is going up exponentially, and they've got

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Speaker 4: these armies. We've been giving them weapons for years and

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Speaker 4: and buying it. Hey, I want to see all the

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Speaker 4: young princelings in Saudi Arabia. I want to see all

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Speaker 4: the guys in Dubai. I want to see all the

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Speaker 4: influence that are saying it's the greatest place in the

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Speaker 4: world to run around babes and bikinis. Put them in

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Speaker 4: a uniform. Let's get them over to carg Island. Put

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Speaker 4: them in a uniform today. Put all the princelings in

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Speaker 4: in Saudi Grave. In fact, get NBS. He's all talk.

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Speaker 4: Put NBS on a white charger and let's get him

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Speaker 4: down there with a big Arabian sword, a big broad sword.

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Speaker 4: Let's do it. They're the ones making the money here.

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Speaker 4: You don't think they're gonna rub your nose in it. Later.

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Speaker 4: O contraire short break bowling at Fatus on the other side,

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Speaker 4: put the word on the hot kom we will buy

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Speaker 4: to the rock God.

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Speaker 7: We rejoice.

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Speaker 4: Let's stick down.

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Speaker 7: Confuse your host, Stephen k back.

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Speaker 4: Okay, the whole next hour we have non war news

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Speaker 4: related content because we have to get to that but

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Speaker 4: coming across. In an exclusive at the New York Post,

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Speaker 4: just and we want to thank the Baltimore Engine Room

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Speaker 4: for getting this right away, Trump tells the Post his

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Speaker 4: response to Iranian regime coming shortly after Toron attacks Israel's

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Speaker 4: biggest oil refinery Washington, d C. President Trump on Monday

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Speaker 4: put Iran and the speaker of the Islamic Republic's parliament

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Speaker 4: unnoticed after Toront attacked Israel's biggest oil refinery, and told

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Speaker 4: the Post his response is coming shortly. Iran escalate its

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Speaker 4: attack on infrastructure by striking a water and electro plant

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Speaker 4: in Kuwait and an oil refinery with set ablaze in

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Speaker 4: the northern Israeli city of Haifa after the Ranian missile attack.

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Speaker 4: Asked by the Post what his response to the strike

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Speaker 4: will be, the Commander in Chief told the New York Post,

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Speaker 4: you will see shortly, Sam Fattus. They're giving as good

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Speaker 4: as a god I put up earlier that Haifa attack

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Speaker 4: also in Kuwait, and this is one of the reasons

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Speaker 4: people saying, well, you're being too hard on the Arab steve.

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Speaker 4: They're in the middle of this. They didn't ask to

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Speaker 4: be put in the middle of the shooting Gary, Hey, Sorry,

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Speaker 4: tough break for some swell guys. We need you to

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Speaker 4: step up. Sam, your thoughts right now? President Trump say

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Speaker 4: he's gonna come back shortly. We're going something tells me,

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Speaker 4: A little bird tells me. Maybe we're going up the

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Speaker 4: escalatory ladder. Sam, fatis your thoughts?

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Speaker 15: Yeah, I think that's exactly where we are. I don't

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Speaker 15: think this thing is winding down soon. I don't think

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Speaker 15: we're almost at the end of this at all. And

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Speaker 15: you know, I just keep stressing. Okay, Look, I'm all.

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Speaker 15: I understand. We can't hit the rewind button. We don't

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Speaker 15: get a chance to go back and say let's not

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Speaker 15: do this. Okay, But what we can do is we

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Speaker 15: can say, let's we what we thought was going to happen,

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Speaker 15: didn't happen, that didn't work. Let's stop just doing the

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Speaker 15: same thing over and over expecting a different result. Let's

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Speaker 15: pause and come up with a strategy that is actually

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Speaker 15: a winning strategy here. And the first thing is, we

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Speaker 15: got to take some pieces off the board as far as.

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Speaker 2: The Iranians are concerned.

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Speaker 15: To stick with my chess reference meaning their capacity to

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Speaker 15: threaten to close the straits and also to threaten production facilities,

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Speaker 15: desatlization plants has to be taken off off the board,

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Speaker 15: and that's going to take more than just more sorties.

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Speaker 15: And I'm not denigrating the US military. They're they're blowing

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Speaker 15: the hell out of the place. But it is crystal

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Speaker 15: clear that these guys can make drones faster than we

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Speaker 15: can shoot them down.

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Speaker 2: So and I think that you watch the.

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Speaker 15: Gulf States, they have figured that out already, because that's

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Speaker 15: why Zelenski and the Ukrainians are all over the Gulf

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Speaker 15: now selling these guys their drone defense capability.

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Speaker 2: They understand we got to put.

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Speaker 15: Up a wall here and stop these guys from from

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Speaker 15: being able to threaten us this way.

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Speaker 4: Eric Bowling, your thoughts about this? Now they ingraanients have

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Speaker 4: gone and hit these go a hit, sir.

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Speaker 1: I'm concerned about something I also heard over the weekend

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Speaker 1: that you want to want your theory to be proven

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Speaker 1: correct right here in practice, not in rhetorica theory. Yeah,

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Speaker 1: Israel hit an Iranian LNG plant and that pissed them

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Speaker 1: off and they're retaliate. They're retaliating right now. That's causing

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Speaker 1: prices to go higher. It's a two pronged effect. Good

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Speaker 1: for them the war dividend that we've been talking about,

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Speaker 1: but also the Saudist the Saudis threatened to force measure.

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Speaker 4: Think about that for one second.

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Speaker 1: Force measure means you can't deliver, whether it's act of

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Speaker 1: the nature, active war, whatever, but you cannot deliver the

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Speaker 1: most the country with the most reserves in the ground,

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Speaker 1: with the second highest producing country in the world, maybe

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Speaker 1: the first.

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Speaker 4: It says they can't deliver oil.

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Speaker 2: What because of tanker?

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Speaker 1: They got seven million barrels flying right through their pipeline

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Speaker 1: right now. It's all bs. I almost said the bad word.

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Speaker 1: It's all BS. They're all in this. They know higher

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Speaker 1: oil prices are good for the region, Israel, Saudi's all

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Speaker 1: our allies, included with the Iranians, I said earlier, Steve,

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Speaker 1: I'm not so sure. There's not a winking the nod

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Speaker 1: going on throughout the Middle East, flying back and forth

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Speaker 1: on telegram, like all right, we're gonna hit this electrical

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Speaker 1: plant or your water plant over here. Make sure you

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Speaker 1: don't have any of your Saudi people or your Kuwaiti

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Speaker 1: people there, because they all are thriving on higher oil prices.

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Speaker 1: And that tells me it's going to go a lot higher.

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Speaker 4: By the way, there's reports another one of our Engel

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Speaker 4: rooms is telling us, I'll check a moment that they

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Speaker 4: might have hit the other pipeline, not the Saudi pipeline,

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Speaker 4: but the UAE. The Abu Dhabi guys have a pipeline

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Speaker 4: all so, and supposedly Iran has hit this or at

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Speaker 4: least targeting it. So they're playing, they're playing the smart game. Eric,

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Speaker 4: real quickly, what should people look for over the next

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Speaker 4: twenty four to forty eight hours of important What do

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Speaker 4: you what are you looking at the audience?

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Speaker 1: I think for the first time see if something happened

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Speaker 1: since the war started. Oil prices were substantially are substantially

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Speaker 1: higher today and the stock the equity market is finding

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Speaker 1: it's footing right here. So it's possible that there are

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Speaker 1: two different factions going on. The oil people, who are,

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Speaker 1: you know, see what's actually going on in the physical market,

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Speaker 1: the delivery market, the transportation market, and they're very, very bullish.

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Speaker 1: Maybe the equity market is listening a little bit too

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Speaker 1: much to the administration saying, hey, we're going to get

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Speaker 1: this thing fixed soon. Doesn't look like there's any insight

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Speaker 1: to this unless they make a.

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Speaker 4: Deal where to go social media? Where do people going

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Speaker 4: for your new show?

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Speaker 1: At Eric Bowling at Eric Bowling across social media, there's

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Speaker 1: the edge. Love you guys for doing it, but Steve,

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Speaker 1: it's this is a really important information that we continue

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Speaker 1: to have are out on Real America's Voice. Four o'clock

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Speaker 1: me five o'clock.

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Speaker 2: You addition to your earlier show, this.

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Speaker 4: One, well we'll talk. We'll talk about it at four o'clock.

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Speaker 4: Your your idea about working out some deal the president

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Speaker 4: and is a little more blunt wording says, hey, we're

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Speaker 4: going to seize their oil assets. We'll get into that

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Speaker 4: at maybe in a transition from four to five. Thank you, brother,

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Speaker 4: great work. Sam Fattis. We have the gray Beard on

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Speaker 4: here for a reason. You're kind of the the guy

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Speaker 4: that's been over there. You know these people, you know

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Speaker 4: how tough and relentless they are, and now they've got

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Speaker 4: a death cult layered on top of it. Where do

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Speaker 4: people go to get all of your insights? Sir?

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Speaker 15: And the magazine at Substack an dmagazine dot substack dot com.

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Speaker 4: Thank you, sir, appreciate it. The President United States has

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Speaker 4: just worn the Persians that he will respond shortly with

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Speaker 4: their expanded attacks on oil and water assets. And remember

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Speaker 4: over their water is almost as precious as oil. Hit

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Speaker 4: in Kuwate major strike and Kuwait and in Israel at Haifa.

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Speaker 4: We're gonna stand by and wayfret in the second. We're

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Speaker 4: gonna pivot here. We got so much going on inside

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Speaker 4: the wire as people try to destroy this country from

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Speaker 4: the inside. We're gonna get to all of that. Birch

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Speaker 4: Get to Philip Patrick and the team and talk to

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Speaker 4: them today. Talk to the experts. It ain't the price,

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