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Speaker 1: and nine to four one, Shawn. If you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program, well, we have a
Speaker 1: lot of news going on today. We have had a
Speaker 1: lot of flare ups with the hoody Rebels, Now, two
Speaker 1: days ago the president and Neil Oval office said the
Speaker 1: Hoodies were done. They were going to stop there in
Speaker 1: international waterways, all of their military activity, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: Now you have the hoodies lashing out of President Trump,
Speaker 1: I believe probably at the direction of Iran, because Iran
Speaker 1: is clearly calling the shots here, saying denying that they
Speaker 1: ever have been pleased for peace. And the President now
Speaker 1: has been very clear Iran will never get a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 1: The President has been cleared they've got to stop enriching
Speaker 1: all uranium. Marco Rubio's confirmed as much with me as
Speaker 1: well as publicly, and that if they want nuclear power,
Speaker 1: like other countries like the UAE for example, whatever the
Speaker 1: rods that are necessary for nuclear power will be given
Speaker 1: to them or they can purchase them. But these facilities
Speaker 1: have to be dismantled, and that would mean Americans observing
Speaker 1: the dismantling, may be even involved in it. And frankly,
Speaker 1: these facilities need to be destroyed. The breakout time once
Speaker 1: you get to sixty percent enrichment, which is where the
Speaker 1: IAEA even thinks that the Iranians are to get to
Speaker 1: ninety percent weapons great in enrichment is next to nothing.
Speaker 1: And then if you have the missile technology to deliver
Speaker 1: the system, well you've got to think the people that
Speaker 1: believe in and chant death to Israel, to America, and
Speaker 1: believe in a caliphate which is convert or die, would
Speaker 1: be capable of using those weapons down the line. We've
Speaker 1: seen them fire ballistic missiles at Israel. Thanks to God,
Speaker 1: we have the Ironnome to protect them for now. But
Speaker 1: I would argue that's probably a band aid, a temporary
Speaker 1: band aid. But they've been fomenting terror all throughout the
Speaker 1: Middle East. They helped plan the attack on October seventh
Speaker 1: and twenty three, They provided the weaponry, had the Kuds Forces,
Speaker 1: the Iranian Revolutionary Guard involved in the planning of all this.
Speaker 1: This came from the top, that's the Supreme leader. They've
Speaker 1: been also helping they they're helping Hamas at a Gaza,
Speaker 1: Hizbala out of Lebanon, the Islamic Jihad out of Lebanon,
Speaker 1: the Huti rebels, and of course firing into Israel themselves. Anyway,
Speaker 1: here to update us on what the odds are as
Speaker 1: I prepare to travel with the President of the Middle
Speaker 1: East next week. Is our friend Aaron Cohne, long time
Speaker 1: friend of the program, and Aaron, if you don't know,
Speaker 1: is an Israeli trained career special Operations and intelligence veteran.
Speaker 1: Great w back Aeron, how are you good to be
Speaker 1: with you?
Speaker 4: I'm good.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm making my first trip to Saudi Arabia and
Speaker 1: Cutter and the u and the UAE and Abu Dhabi.
Speaker 1: Have you ever been there?
Speaker 4: I have never been to those regions, but I'm glad
Speaker 4: you have a deal. With six hours. I need to
Speaker 4: get you one of my holsters.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's gonna be allowed to travel with it,
Speaker 1: but thank you. Anyway. Well, look, I've been pretty outspoken
Speaker 1: against Sharia, pretty outspoken. I'm not going to change. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to change who I am. However, I do
Speaker 1: see one of the things that really sort of an
Speaker 1: untold story in the first Trump term is there was
Speaker 1: a coalition against Iranian hegemony, and it did include the US,
Speaker 1: It did include Israel, it did include this, It did
Speaker 1: include the Emirates, it did include the Jordanians and the
Speaker 1: Egyptians sharing intelligence and the like, all against the Ranian hegemony.
Speaker 1: Everybody in the region fears Iran, except some are just
Speaker 1: more quiet about it.
Speaker 4: Let me speak to what you were saying right there,
Speaker 4: because the fear is what Iran has been able to
Speaker 4: successfully put out there. These are the propaganda master puppeteers.
Speaker 4: And I think for the first time when we spoke
Speaker 4: about this just the other night on your show on Fox,
Speaker 4: what we're seeing for the first time now, regardless of
Speaker 4: what the houthies are putting out, is that Trump is
Speaker 4: speaking the language of the Middle East correctly, more than
Speaker 4: any president I've seen in the last decade. Biden absolute failure.
Speaker 4: But when Trump came in and hit the houthies with
Speaker 4: a thousand plus rights over, I believe it was fifty
Speaker 4: days correct me if I'm wrong. That to me was
Speaker 4: almost less about dismantling the hoosies and more about signaling
Speaker 4: too Iran that this is very easy for us, and
Speaker 4: you should be lucky that you're just dealing with Israel,
Speaker 4: because Israel will be selective with its strife Sean, and
Speaker 4: they'll really deploy that very specific pinpoint intel because Israel
Speaker 4: doesn't want to be the one to spark the entire
Speaker 4: region into pieces, which would always gets stuck in the
Speaker 4: middle of But once the big dog gets moved, which
Speaker 4: is Trump. And here's what I think Trump is doing
Speaker 4: really brilliantly, and I think you're going to see this
Speaker 4: as you get down there. His ambiguity, I believe, puts
Speaker 4: that region on eggshells, which is the only thing that
Speaker 4: those Malas understand. What happens, we don't know, and that
Speaker 4: scares them. And so for the first time, the paradigm
Speaker 4: of fear is starting to shift, and Trump changing his
Speaker 4: plan mid flight, changing his direction not just with the
Speaker 4: Middle East, but with the tariffs and this one and
Speaker 4: that one. That ambiguity that he creates, which I think
Speaker 4: comes from his deal world, his negotiations of real estate,
Speaker 4: creates that fear and it's the only language these people understand.
Speaker 4: And you can kill them all day long, but the
Speaker 4: idea of getting killed by the Americans and being tacked
Speaker 4: with a thousand strikes by the Americans is almost worse
Speaker 4: than getting hit a thousand times by the Americans and
Speaker 4: the Israelis. And I think that's what Trump has been
Speaker 4: able to architect very very cleverly. That's where I'm asking.
Speaker 1: I think there are are too many people out there, Aaron,
Speaker 1: that have not heard the President clearly state that if
Speaker 1: the Iranians will not give up their nuclear ambitions. He
Speaker 1: was asked, well, would you worry work with the Israelis,
Speaker 1: He said, we will lead the effort. I don't think
Speaker 1: many people seem to hear that very very clearly, and
Speaker 1: obviously that men taking out these nuclear sites. We have
Speaker 1: the capability of doing it. Ultimately Israel does if but
Speaker 1: they would probably you know, it would be a better
Speaker 1: military effort if we were to use big bunker buster bombs,
Speaker 1: which which would I believe, have to come from America.
Speaker 1: Otherwise you could use tactical nukes if it comes down
Speaker 1: to it. But I don't believe under any circumstances under
Speaker 1: Prime Minister Benjamin Att and Yahoo, who I've known for
Speaker 1: thirty years, I don't see any circumstances where a RAM
Speaker 1: will get close to a nuclear weapon when push comes
Speaker 1: to shove.
Speaker 4: I agree with you, and I don't think so either.
Speaker 4: And it's it's it's it's tricky because the President doesn't
Speaker 4: want to look like he's doing a Biden two point zero,
Speaker 4: which is he's allowing the Iranians to to put together
Speaker 4: to have, you know, a nuclear program, and then we're
Speaker 4: going to go in and do inspections, which is similar.
Speaker 4: The difference will be that the Israeli intelligence machines will
Speaker 4: have to keep an extremely close eye on the Iranians
Speaker 4: or Iranians through their network of flipped informants, which is
Speaker 4: you know what gave us the pager up and custom Sulamani.
Speaker 4: I'm sure that intel came from US as well. But
Speaker 4: Trump killed custom Sula money. Let's not forget that he
Speaker 4: didn't hesitate. He's not afraid of targeted assassinations, which is
Speaker 4: very rare for US military operations, particularly under Biden. We
Speaker 4: never saw any military actions under Biden. He was just
Speaker 4: jumping billions to the Iranians city sy. I can't understand
Speaker 4: why he was trying to appease. So I agree with you,
Speaker 4: and I do believe that Trump is pulling back slightly
Speaker 4: to give the Iranians the benefit of the doubt, to
Speaker 4: show Saudi Arabia we're gonna we can put Iran on
Speaker 4: a leash. But don't get don't get, don't get it twisted.
Speaker 4: A thousand of these rockets can rain down on every
Speaker 4: inch of your nuclear program. Bunker busters on bunker buster
Speaker 4: on bunker buster.
Speaker 1: But I I I, but the President has been very
Speaker 1: clear he will go there. They will not get nuclear weapons.
Speaker 1: Will I don't think the one thing I know about
Speaker 1: Donald Trump haven't known him for thirty years. If he
Speaker 1: says it, he means it. It's not an idle threat.
Speaker 1: And I think the Iranians have to know that.
Speaker 4: I think they do. I think they do. I think
Speaker 4: they're scared of President Trump, and they should be because
Speaker 4: I think President Trump, like you just said, I think
Speaker 4: he all right.
Speaker 1: So then then the next question is obvious. Will they
Speaker 1: dismantle and allow American Americans to observe? Will they allow anywhere,
Speaker 1: any place, anytime in inspections buy Americans because that's got
Speaker 1: to be part of any deal. I'm not letting some
Speaker 1: international organization that historically has been anti Semitic and anti
Speaker 1: American do the observations. You wouldn't put up with that either.
Speaker 4: I think that they're going to have to and I
Speaker 4: think that we're going to have to rely heavily on
Speaker 4: Israeli intelligent assets to make sure that all of the
Speaker 4: hidden all of it, if there's any hidden bunker, Sean
Speaker 4: is going to be the So the Iranians will lie
Speaker 4: cheat steel. That's what they're going to do. The IRGC
Speaker 4: has built the entire framework.
Speaker 1: And end delay and try and buy time.
Speaker 4: That's right, They're gonna try and buy time, but they're
Speaker 4: not going to be able to get away from Israel
Speaker 4: being able to pinpoint every single potential potential place where
Speaker 4: inspection needs to occur, and then they're going to get
Speaker 4: pushed back against the wall of the Iranians and then
Speaker 4: they're gonna have to make a decision.
Speaker 1: But I think, all right, question, what do you think
Speaker 1: their breakout time is now? I mean, public information has
Speaker 1: it anywhere from three months to a year.
Speaker 4: I agree it somewhere in that problem. I believe that's
Speaker 4: a fair assessment at the time.
Speaker 1: Skill Okay, so that means three months is a pretty
Speaker 1: short period of time. We've you know, we can't get
Speaker 1: that intelligence wrong. The world historically has underestimated how much
Speaker 1: progress that they have made. Historically, they have underestimated that.
Speaker 4: I agree, and I do think that the window for
Speaker 4: Iran being able to have nuclear great weapons capability is
Speaker 4: somewhere in that timeframe. And I think that if the
Speaker 4: Americans have to tap and knock to if it gets
Speaker 4: close and give them a little tickle, then that's what
Speaker 4: it'll be. But I just I don't think I Ran
Speaker 4: is really understanding. I think they understand that Trump is
Speaker 4: the real deal, and I think they're going to try
Speaker 4: and stretch it out. And I'm hoping that there's meetings
Speaker 4: happening right now at Glee Lowskin, Tel Aviv with Israel's
Speaker 4: intelligence in the US generals and Trump to say, look
Speaker 4: these all the places where everything is going to be hiding.
Speaker 4: Time to start the inspections immediately, all.
Speaker 1: Right, quick break right back more with Aaron Cohne on
Speaker 1: the other side than your calls coming up eight hundred
Speaker 1: and nine to foot one, Sean, if you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program as we continue, We
Speaker 1: continue now with Aaron Cone. Aaron, by the way, a
Speaker 1: a Israeli trained career special ops intelligence veteran who has
Speaker 1: served in counter terrorisms in that space for over two decades.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you this. Let's say it comes down
Speaker 1: to it and the President decides that you know, a
Speaker 1: regime that believes in the Caliphate and the converter die
Speaker 1: cannot have nuclear weapons. It's too great risk for the world.
Speaker 1: Let's and that would be my assessment. I don't want
Speaker 1: a forever war. I don't want American troops on the
Speaker 1: ground in the Middle East. I don't think we need to.
Speaker 1: I think if they take out the nuclear sites, they
Speaker 1: also then have the option of bankrupting that country by
Speaker 1: taking out their refineries. Then they'll have no money, and
Speaker 1: at that point, I believe probably it would be regime change.
Speaker 1: But then, you know, be careful what you wish for.
Speaker 4: Always right, I agree, Resipa Lavi or Pavlavi, the son
Speaker 4: of the former Shaw, seems to be making a rounds.
Speaker 4: Maybe there's conversations that are being happened, or maybe there's
Speaker 4: conversations happening about flipping that regime change. The Americans have
Speaker 4: been in the regime flipping business since the beginning of America.
Speaker 4: I just hope they've gotten better at it, and maybe
Speaker 4: they've got a leg up with Trump now in office
Speaker 4: to be able to make sure that if they do
Speaker 4: try the regime clip and they do go after the moas,
Speaker 4: that there needs to be all of that infrastructure in
Speaker 4: place very quickly, with a lot of backing immediately, with
Speaker 4: the strength and the help of the United States. Because
Speaker 4: you might be right, it might be the regime change
Speaker 4: with the strikes. Nobody wants US boots on the ground.
Speaker 4: Israel doesn't want US boots on the g Israel's always
Speaker 4: been able to handle its own business when it comes
Speaker 4: to combat operations, minus buying weapons which is real pays
Speaker 4: for for the Americans to be used in is or
Speaker 4: from the Americans that these Raelis can use in their operations.
Speaker 4: But it might be time for that regime change. And
Speaker 4: I think that's the option on the table, because ultimately,
Speaker 4: at the end of the day, I just don't think
Speaker 4: you can trust the mulish On. I think they're going
Speaker 4: to keep trying to draw this out, and so what
Speaker 4: happens They want to pull you in the way Hamas
Speaker 4: pulled Israel into Gaza, and so what ends up happening.
Speaker 4: Got to make a regime change. But the system that
Speaker 4: the CIA builds to flip the regime has to be comprehensive.
Speaker 4: It's got to be great. There's got to be a
Speaker 4: ton of meat behind it, with a ton of smart people.
Speaker 1: Well, I ideally the Iranians would understand the situation they're
Speaker 1: in and they would realize that they're never going to
Speaker 1: be a nuclear power, and they would be able to
Speaker 1: remain in power and run their theocracy the way they want.
Speaker 1: I don't think we would get involved. But when they
Speaker 1: are an existential threat, the number one state sponsor a terror,
Speaker 1: they have earned what will end up happening, they will
Speaker 1: decide their own fate and at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: But I don't think I don't think it'll be a
Speaker 1: protracted war because we'll take out We'll take out the
Speaker 1: nuclear sites, will take out their refineries, will take out
Speaker 1: their weapons. Israel already proved you can take out their
Speaker 1: air defense systems anyway, Aaron Colin, we appreciate you, sir,
Speaker 1: thank you. He gives you the latest breaking news when
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Speaker 1: Have it if God forbid. A moment occurs if you're
Speaker 1: just joining us. We do have a new pope, the
Speaker 1: first American pope ever elected, and his name is Robert Prevost.
Speaker 1: He has taken on the name Leo the fourteenth. This
Speaker 1: whole story about why they take on names, et cetera,
Speaker 1: et cetera. I was not under consideration, Linda, as as
Speaker 1: we know, but it was kind of a very interestuity we.
Speaker 3: Missed for them. I tell you what. The Vatican City
Speaker 3: doesn't know what they're missing.
Speaker 1: No, you can't joke about it. Some people have zero
Speaker 1: sense of humors. Pope. Sometimes the pope sometimes choose their
Speaker 1: names from a recent predecessor out of respect or indicate
Speaker 1: a desire to continue in their footsteps. We're getting kind
Speaker 1: of mixed messages about this particular guy. And now, Pope
Speaker 1: Leo the fourteenth. I can tell you all about his
Speaker 1: background as we went through earlier in the program. I
Speaker 1: won't repeat myself here. Seems more conservative, a little bit
Speaker 1: more conservative than Pope Francis. He's sixty nine years old,
Speaker 1: relatively young considering the last two were well into their
Speaker 1: seventies when they were chosen. And he is fluent in Spanish, Italian,
Speaker 1: and English, which is pretty interesting. And again born and
Speaker 1: raised in the suburbs of Chicago, first American pope ever chosen.
Speaker 1: Although he has served abroad for a big part of
Speaker 1: his career, it appears he does not align with Pope
Speaker 1: Francis on issues involving the LGBTQ community. New York Times
Speaker 1: has him quoted in twenty twelve saying about pop culture
Speaker 1: creating quote sympathy for beliefs and practices that are at
Speaker 1: odds with the Gospel. In a speech to bishops, he
Speaker 1: referred to the homosexual lifestyle and alternative families comprised of
Speaker 1: same sex partners and their adopted children. Deems a little
Speaker 1: bit more leanient on issues involving illegal immigration. We made
Speaker 1: our announcement earlier that on Monday, I will be traveling
Speaker 1: with the President on Air Force one, reporting on his
Speaker 1: first big overseas trip. We will land in Riod in
Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia. That'll be our first stop, and really the
Speaker 1: purpose of this and I asked if I can report
Speaker 1: on this trip. And we've done this before. We've been
Speaker 1: We've been to when the President went to Vietnam, when
Speaker 1: he went to Helsinki, when he went to Singapore. We
Speaker 1: were on all of those trips, and uh, it's uh,
Speaker 1: it's part of what we do. Although this time I'll
Speaker 1: have a little more access than I've had in previous trips,
Speaker 1: which I'm grateful for to And basically it's designed to
Speaker 1: just to kind of give you an insider's view of
Speaker 1: what what a president does on these these trips, what
Speaker 1: they're about. And uh, Linda will not be going on
Speaker 1: this trip. You want to tell everybody why?
Speaker 3: Oh man, that was a big pause. I was like, oh,
Speaker 3: what's the lead up? All right? Why am I not going?
Speaker 3: Because I'm not? Go ahead?
Speaker 1: Well, we were, we were, we were we were joking
Speaker 1: and it was a joke because you would be perfectly
Speaker 1: fine that you could cause an international incident.
Speaker 5: I would cause an international incident because I don't you
Speaker 5: wouldn't you engage with women?
Speaker 1: Right, So you you definitely have well, I mean I
Speaker 1: do too. You know what the thing is though, I
Speaker 1: mean this is something that we you know, as Americans,
Speaker 1: we sometimes need to understand we're not going to change
Speaker 1: some countries from their deeply deep philosophical roots and belief systems.
Speaker 1: And if you adopt, for example, sharia law, that is
Speaker 1: that that's that's we are not going to change that.
Speaker 1: And I think America in the past has thought that
Speaker 1: they can change ideology such as that, and I don't
Speaker 1: think we can, and I don't think we should, and
Speaker 1: I don't think we should try. It's where where things
Speaker 1: become problematic. Are those people that want to impose their
Speaker 1: beliefs on the rest of the world and believe in
Speaker 1: a caliphate, and that means convert or die and are
Speaker 1: willing to, you know, in the name of religion, you know,
Speaker 1: murder and kill and and wage jihad and holy war.
Speaker 1: That that's one of its very problematic.
Speaker 5: There's no support in the Quran for sharia either. I mean,
Speaker 5: Sharia is a is a man made thing. Using the
Speaker 5: Koran as a clutch, you know, and saying oh, okay,
Speaker 5: you know, this is this is where it comes from. Here,
Speaker 5: here it is it's right here. Oh really, okay, page
Speaker 5: number please.
Speaker 1: Well, the second country we're going to U. You can
Speaker 1: say it both ways, either cutter or quitar. I tend
Speaker 1: to say cutter, but it's and we're going to Doha,
Speaker 1: fairly modern city UH, far less stringent rules and regulations
Speaker 1: as as compared to Saudi Arabia. UH. There is no
Speaker 1: doubt that a modernization in Saudi Arabia is taking place.
Speaker 1: That that is indisputable. And then we go from there
Speaker 1: to the UAE and Abu Dhabi. Never thought those three
Speaker 1: countries would be on my list of countries i'd visit
Speaker 1: the course of my lifetime. But one of the things
Speaker 1: that I mean, I really want to do. One of
Speaker 1: my goals here is is that I really want to
Speaker 1: get people kind of like an insider's view of what
Speaker 1: a president's trip like this looks like from behind the scenes.
Speaker 1: And we'll have enough access, I think, to be able
Speaker 1: to do that. Our plan is to do radio NTV,
Speaker 1: even though this is a seven hour time difference. I
Speaker 1: will be traveling on Monday and Friday. That means we'll
Speaker 1: have fill and hosts those days, and on Tuesday, Wednesday
Speaker 1: and Thursday we'll be doing our regular shows, both radio
Speaker 1: and television from those remote locations. We've done this in
Speaker 1: the past. We've successfully from England and Singapore and Hellsinky
Speaker 1: and where else to Vietnam. So we have the capability
Speaker 1: of doing it, and we will, and I hope people
Speaker 1: find it worthwhile. You want to give me any advice
Speaker 1: before I go, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Don't take your teams, go by yourself, call in and
Speaker 5: tell us how it's going, and leave us all on
Speaker 5: the edge of our seat.
Speaker 3: That's what I think you should do.
Speaker 1: I think just don't. Don't you think I should take
Speaker 1: a vacation and just make it all about me on
Speaker 1: a vacation.
Speaker 5: Let's be very clear, you're not going to like you know,
Speaker 5: then it's not my place for a vacation. I'll leave
Speaker 5: it is that this is not what I would choose.
Speaker 5: I don't think it's what you would choose either. But
Speaker 5: I think when you're going on Air Force one and
Speaker 5: you're going to be accompanying the President of the United
Speaker 5: States to meet foreign dignitaries and kings and princes and
Speaker 5: what have you, you go you don't need to try
Speaker 5: to in four hours of live media in the interim,
Speaker 5: just my humble opinion.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, my job is to serve this audience. That's
Speaker 1: my job, not.
Speaker 3: Nextary and next week the president.
Speaker 1: Nope, No, I'm not going. I am going to do
Speaker 1: my job. I'm not going, as you know, on a vacation.
Speaker 1: What are you imagining here? This is a vacation.
Speaker 3: I never said.
Speaker 1: It's work and part of my work. My job is
Speaker 1: to serve this audio and to give them news information
Speaker 1: and in this case, a backstory that they're not going
Speaker 1: to give from anybody else. And that's what I plan
Speaker 1: to bring them. Anyway. Eight nine one, Shawn is on number.
Speaker 1: Now that we got that all set, how.
Speaker 3: Close are you to more deals and what do you expect?
Speaker 3: The next being asked, well, very close.
Speaker 1: We have numerous deals.
Speaker 2: I know how it's going back as soon as this
Speaker 2: has finished.
Speaker 1: Your press conference, He's got numerous.
Speaker 2: And Scott, who's right over here, who's fantastic. By the way,
Speaker 2: you were great on television this morning. I watched you know,
Speaker 2: if you have a little lesson in the world and economics.
Speaker 2: But Scott's going to be going to Switzerland meeting with China,
Speaker 2: and you know they very much want to make a deal.
Speaker 2: We can we can all play games. Who made the
Speaker 2: first call, who didn't make it, It doesn't matter. It
Speaker 2: only matters what happens in that room. But I will
Speaker 2: tell you that China very much wants to make a deal.
Speaker 2: We'll see how that works out. Every country throughout the
Speaker 2: last forty fifty year has literally ripped off the United
Speaker 2: States on trade, on military, and protection of all.
Speaker 1: The different things. And we are now making fair deals.
Speaker 1: Let's get to our phones as we say hi to Jonathan.
Speaker 1: He's in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, Jonathan High, how
Speaker 1: are you? Great? Column by Selena Zito. You know why?
Speaker 1: You know why Democrats are attacking your Senator John Fetterman
Speaker 1: is because John Fetterman dared to break with the rigidity
Speaker 1: of the radicalism now adopted by the left on issues
Speaker 1: involving the border in Iran and and he stood up
Speaker 1: for Israel. That is, that is the real reason these
Speaker 1: these recent attacks have come at him. Uh. He's far
Speaker 1: from a conservative, but at least has enough sense to
Speaker 1: recognize evil for what it is and enough sense to
Speaker 1: realize that enough enough Americans have been murdered and raped
Speaker 1: and victims of violent crime because of Biden, Harris and
Speaker 1: may Orcis's open borders. Anyway, what's on your mind, Jonathan?
Speaker 1: Glad you're with us.
Speaker 4: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 6: I've been listening to you ever since I was younger
Speaker 6: when my dad used to play your show in the truck.
Speaker 1: But that's awesome. I'm glad now you're listening freely as
Speaker 1: a young adult. How old are you?
Speaker 6: Twenty one?
Speaker 1: Oh? That's awesome. What are you doing with your life?
Speaker 6: I go to college at Duqune University in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 1: Oh great? What do you study?
Speaker 6: Marketing and sales?
Speaker 1: Great? V. I wish you the best career possible. You know,
Speaker 1: there was an interesting article today and you might find
Speaker 1: this interesting about young people and companies now in America,
Speaker 1: and I thought this was so fascinating are now offering
Speaker 1: salaries to high school students starting at seventy thousand dollars
Speaker 1: a year, and they're training them in the trades because
Speaker 1: there's just there is a shortage. Companies are desperate to
Speaker 1: hire skilled trades people, so they're willing to trade them
Speaker 1: and pay them good money to start their careers out.
Speaker 1: And a lot of a lot of young people choosing that.
Speaker 1: But I wish you well in your chosen profession. Just remember,
Speaker 1: anything worthwhile in life is hard to do. Work hard,
Speaker 1: work harder than everyone else. Be dedicated, and don't be entitled.
Speaker 1: I think there's too many young people that are entitled today.
Speaker 6: No, yeah, that is that is exactly right, and I
Speaker 6: really appreciate it's a good look. But one of my
Speaker 6: main concerns is actually talking about my generation. So at college,
Speaker 6: majority of the people where I go to school, and
Speaker 6: I assume majority of colleges around the United States, is
Speaker 6: the amount of brainwash or how brainwashed these kids are.
Speaker 6: And I just think it's absolutely ridiculous because I'm sure
Speaker 6: you could you understand what it's like to argue with stupid.
Speaker 4: It's nearly impossible.
Speaker 6: And I kind of wanted to see if I could
Speaker 6: get your advice or to see what you thought on
Speaker 6: how I can go about having these conversations with these
Speaker 6: people because it is nearly impossible.
Speaker 1: To talk to talking about students or professors are.
Speaker 6: Both, you know what, I might as well have the
Speaker 6: teachers in too, because they do push their agendas as well.
Speaker 1: Listen, it depends what your career career goals are. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's no shame if I had one professor at m
Speaker 1: YU once you know, the first words out of his
Speaker 1: mouth is that he's a Marxist and a communist, and
Speaker 1: I ended up spending half the semester. I was the
Speaker 1: person we would argue. I would he and I would
Speaker 1: argue the entire class. And that went on for the
Speaker 1: whole second half of the semester. And I did not care,
Speaker 1: you know, that it would impact my grade. And I
Speaker 1: was usually a Dean's List student, not always, but most
Speaker 1: of the time in college, and I just rolled the dice.
Speaker 1: I got an AS on the midterm, and that was
Speaker 1: before I started speaking up. And then I started speaking up,
Speaker 1: and I ended up with a C plus in the class,
Speaker 1: which is the lowest grade I ever got in college.
Speaker 1: I always was pretty much an A student, occasional B
Speaker 1: plus whatever, and so it was a little frustrating to me.
Speaker 1: I think it was because of my politics. I ran
Speaker 1: into this guy years later, put him on Hannity and Combs.
Speaker 1: He remembered me, which was fascinating. But if you have
Speaker 1: goals that say, let's say you want to get into
Speaker 1: medical school, which is hard, graduate school, which is hard,
Speaker 1: law school which can be hard, and you just play
Speaker 1: the game and just get you know, regurgitate back as
Speaker 1: long as you know that you're doing it. There's no
Speaker 1: shame in that, because you know, pick your fights. Sometimes
Speaker 1: in life. You know. It's however, if you feel strongly
Speaker 1: enough that you want to take on these professors or
Speaker 1: other students, and you know, I would say, do it
Speaker 1: with a smile on your face. You know, be patient,
Speaker 1: you know, loving understand that they've been indoctrinated, probably their
Speaker 1: entire life into a system of thinking that is faulty.
Speaker 1: Try and awaken them, but do it in a nice way.
Speaker 1: I think you can be persuasive, and I try.
Speaker 6: To keep it nice and cordial. But it's just difficult
Speaker 6: because they're so strong and they're so they're so extreme
Speaker 6: with their views. It's almost like it's impossible to break through.
Speaker 6: And I feel like it's only going to get worse.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look, it's getting worse. But on the other hand,
Speaker 1: young people are waking up. Anyway, my friend, thank you
Speaker 1: appreciate the call. Eight hundred and ninety four one. All
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