Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe, Katty.
Speaker 2: Armstrong and Getty and He Armstrong.
Speaker 1: And yet who live from Studio C see you saying
Speaker 1: you're welcome to a brand new week.
Speaker 2: This is the week you come along together. It all
Speaker 2: comes together. You get the promotion, you make the guy
Speaker 2: your dreams.
Speaker 1: Oh you just straight but whatever, you know, you win
Speaker 1: the lottery, whatever. Also could be the week that they
Speaker 1: say we need to talk to you after work.
Speaker 2: Here's a cardboard box.
Speaker 3: For what.
Speaker 2: And you come home and there's another guy in your
Speaker 2: wife's bet.
Speaker 1: This can all happen this week. Oh lord, that's what's
Speaker 1: exciting about every brand new week, all the different possibilities
Speaker 1: fired and left behind.
Speaker 2: That's a rough week.
Speaker 1: That's an see week. That is really not this isn't
Speaker 1: that is that that week? How is your week?
Speaker 2: Well? Not good? Not good?
Speaker 1: And today we toil under the title of the show,
Speaker 1: meet the New Beard same as the Old Beard. Or
Speaker 1: don't snooze on the Gulf of hor Moves. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: it's the Streets of hor Moves.
Speaker 2: I got that wrong. Don't snooze on the streets of hormones.
Speaker 2: That's right, Yes, that would have been good. So what
Speaker 2: is that one about? It? The shipping lanes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, ieron, excuse me, effectively close these straits of horse
Speaker 1: Moves by threatening to blow up any ships that squeeze
Speaker 1: through that that narrow passage of ocean there, and and
Speaker 1: that's a huge problem for the oil industry. About twenty
Speaker 1: percent of the oil shipped is shipped through the straits.
Speaker 2: Of horror Moves.
Speaker 1: And twenty percent doesn't sound like a lot, but you
Speaker 1: know it's enough to really upset global markets.
Speaker 4: So Israel hit oil refineries in Iran in Tehran? Have
Speaker 4: you seen those videos with the orange sky and the
Speaker 4: flames and everything like that tacular I'm described as apocalyptic. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's like out of a movie. That is out of
Speaker 4: a movie, raining oil down on people and just dark,
Speaker 4: deep orange, the entire sky flames everywhere.
Speaker 2: I already fight oily hair.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine the horrors of that. At the same
Speaker 1: time that Iran attempted to hit a couple of oil
Speaker 1: facilities in other countries. When they announced over the weekend, hey,
Speaker 1: we were sorry we bombed you. We ain't gonna bomb
Speaker 1: you anymore.
Speaker 4: Through their neighbors, but tried to hit a couple of
Speaker 4: oil installations, And so what is that gonna do to
Speaker 4: the price oil around the world and particularly in the
Speaker 4: United States? And what does that do the politics of
Speaker 4: the war? Who knows? We're looking up at the TVs
Speaker 4: three different places. They got the gas price oil price
Speaker 4: story going. Yeah, further clarifying the Iranian strategy.
Speaker 1: The guy who apologized, by the way, dragged off to
Speaker 1: a secret prison, beaten.
Speaker 2: For a while for it, and they unapologized.
Speaker 1: But yeah, if they can hit enough oil refineries in
Speaker 1: the region and everybody becomes super terrified about oil prices
Speaker 1: and the shocks to the economy, then they'll say, hey,
Speaker 1: then we presumably we'll say to the new beard, Hey,
Speaker 1: what'll it take to open this strase? So her moves,
Speaker 1: how about we all we call this off and we
Speaker 1: become friends again.
Speaker 2: We're despate, we're desperate for oil, we need it well.
Speaker 4: And then the other part of it is there are
Speaker 4: reports that the Trump White House is very unhappy with
Speaker 4: Israel hitting oil refineries in Tehran, and there's some reports
Speaker 4: of water desalinization plants, and that this is going to
Speaker 4: turn the population against us. When only you know a
Speaker 4: portion of the population is on our side. Anyway, if
Speaker 4: you've seen the hundreds of thousands in the street shouting
Speaker 4: death to America, I'm hoping that's a tiny percent of
Speaker 4: the population, but I don't know high country. Yeah, if
Speaker 4: you turn the regular people against this because you know
Speaker 4: they're capital's on fire and they can't get gas or water,
Speaker 4: that's not good, even Lindsey Graham. When you've gone too far.
Speaker 4: For Lindsey Graham, you have gone too far. And Lindsay
Speaker 4: Graham put out a tweet last night to Israel, hey
Speaker 4: be careful about the targets you hit.
Speaker 2: When you've got too far.
Speaker 4: For Lindsay Gram, you've definitely crossed the line.
Speaker 2: And with all you know, due respect to my silly
Speaker 2: jokes about it.
Speaker 1: Running oil, it's if you knock out the oil industry,
Speaker 1: you have put them in horrifying financial straits. It will
Speaker 1: take a very very long time to get them back
Speaker 1: on their feet again, and it will be a long
Speaker 1: term disruption to.
Speaker 2: Global oil markets. Yeah, so that did seem a little
Speaker 2: too far.
Speaker 1: Somebody, I guess in Israel's military said, well, they depend
Speaker 1: on that oil to launch.
Speaker 2: Their missiles, so we had to deny it to them.
Speaker 1: I have a feeling Donald J and bbre are chatting
Speaker 1: on the phone right now, if not already today.
Speaker 4: And then you got the price of oil going up
Speaker 4: helps Russia that they can sell oil at a higher price.
Speaker 4: China is going to get upset about this. I didn't realize.
Speaker 4: So I saw in the news last night. I rewounded
Speaker 4: to make sure I heard it correctly. China imports seventy
Speaker 4: percent of their energy. Oh yeah, they're plastic oil production.
Speaker 2: Sucky. They're the opposite of us.
Speaker 1: Could we could be self sustaining completely they seventy percent? Wow,
Speaker 1: I'd have to tap into a handful of moose. But
Speaker 1: you know, we got to do what we gotta do.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, exactly. Alaska is big. It's fine. We'll fence
Speaker 1: off the part we're drilling.
Speaker 2: Drill baby, drill baby, drill, will fence off the birth
Speaker 2: part were redering.
Speaker 4: So anyway, I think those are some pretty interesting developments
Speaker 4: that the United States might be telling, Hey, Israel, you're
Speaker 4: going way too far. And then the idea of turning
Speaker 4: the population against us in Iran, if they all decide
Speaker 4: we are the great Satan and we do not care
Speaker 4: about the people, and now we're trying to punish them
Speaker 4: as well, and they everybody's in the streets.
Speaker 2: That's not good. That's not good yet.
Speaker 1: And then the great question continues to be what's next.
Speaker 1: Is I experts military folks continue to look for side
Speaker 1: that the coalition is cracking. You have military units refusing orders,
Speaker 1: for instance, that's a big one. Or you have the
Speaker 1: governor of the state of what's its face declare that
Speaker 1: it is ready to make peace with the United States,
Speaker 1: blah blah blah. None of those cracks have appeared yet,
Speaker 1: none at least none that have filtered out to the
Speaker 1: general public.
Speaker 2: Right, and and the protesters are not back in the street.
Speaker 4: I saw one report where the saying, and you never
Speaker 4: know what's true, it's not, but that the White House
Speaker 4: was surprised and disappointed that the young people are not
Speaker 4: back out in the street protesting at this point.
Speaker 1: So I'm not driving toward a conclusion that therefore this
Speaker 1: has failed at all. It's you know, like the old
Speaker 1: is practically a cliche, but it's a good one. How
Speaker 1: to dictatorships get overthrown very very slowly, then all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, you never know when that breaking point is
Speaker 1: going to occur, but it just hasn't happened yet, and
Speaker 1: the world is anxiously awaiting it.
Speaker 4: And how about we've gone from in a couple of
Speaker 4: weeks from you kind of got to dance around the
Speaker 4: idea of assassin a world leader because it's not seen
Speaker 4: as cool too. Before they even elected this new guy,
Speaker 4: Trump saying, well, whoever it is, he ain't gonna last long.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Israel's like, yeah, that that that that law Reagan
Speaker 1: got past. That's a nice law. But we're gonna kill him.
Speaker 1: But I mean, our president just flat out stated instead
Speaker 1: of going with the well, whoever it is, we hope
Speaker 1: it's somebody that we can work with and come to
Speaker 1: a diplomat. Whoever it is, they ain't gonna last long oof,
Speaker 1: which you know might be a good message, didn't scared off?
Speaker 1: Uh the impotent son of the Iatola again trafficking in
Speaker 1: that untoward rumor that he can. Have you seen him.
Speaker 1: He looks like a guy who can't get an erection.
Speaker 1: He just loves that one, does you know?
Speaker 2: The look?
Speaker 3: What you know?
Speaker 4: The look this is outrageous. They just look flaccid, I
Speaker 4: mean as they walk around. Uh so, where do you
Speaker 4: suppose he's hiding because Israel said they're you know, they
Speaker 4: got an eye on them. They might have Where in
Speaker 4: the hell would he be hiding, because there's been a
Speaker 4: lot of people trying to stay undercover for the last
Speaker 4: couple of weeks and they just disploded.
Speaker 1: I can't even imagine. They've got to have some sort
Speaker 1: of like triple secret safe house where no cell phones
Speaker 1: are allowed, and you know it's six stories underground of
Speaker 1: some nondescript farm building out in Tehran Heights or something
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Maybe he's in Punkin City, Oklahoma, and he's kind of
Speaker 4: got a hide somewhere where you're not going to be found.
Speaker 4: And the way the intelligence has been so far, I
Speaker 4: wonder if they don't have a beat on him, i'd
Speaker 4: be exciting.
Speaker 2: My kids and I were.
Speaker 4: Wondering how long he would last. We were all making bets.
Speaker 4: I thought he wouldn't make it till Tuesday.
Speaker 2: That's that's some macaw parenting, by way. I'm not sure
Speaker 2: experts would approve of that. That's a high school boys
Speaker 2: sort of thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, Hey, for what it's worth too, I have
Speaker 1: gathered at great effort and expense I have labored long
Speaker 1: my friends in gathering all sorts of non war stuff
Speaker 1: that's interesting about the kitchen table issues, you know, the
Speaker 1: economy business. Also, I came across this headline and I
Speaker 1: do not doubt it for a second. I'm a college student.
Speaker 1: Gen Z sports betting is wrecking my friends' lives.
Speaker 2: Oh I want to hear about.
Speaker 1: That's how kids don't have the maturity, I guess is
Speaker 1: the obvious word to resist the lure of betting gambling
Speaker 1: in general.
Speaker 2: And now it's been open to them. Love that topic.
Speaker 4: And then if you want to be flipping terrified, sixty
Speaker 4: minutes sixty minutes lead story last night. They've been on
Speaker 4: this for ten years and like practically nobody else for
Speaker 4: some reason that you know, Havana syndrome, that thing that
Speaker 4: ruins your brain. Got the latest reporting on that, and
Speaker 4: it exists.
Speaker 2: Our enemies have it.
Speaker 1: We have it. Apparently, be any doubt anymore? Is this
Speaker 1: the horrifying new weapon that we all have to be
Speaker 1: terrified about. It's like the size of a backpack. You
Speaker 1: can carry it around. Nobody would even know you have it.
Speaker 1: You could be hundreds of feet away. It goes through
Speaker 1: walls and you just ruin somebody's brain. Oh lord, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's horrifying. Oh man, So we got some clips from
Speaker 1: that sixty minute story to get to a little bit later.
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Speaker 4: I'm Jack Armstrong, He's Joe Getti. It is Monday, March
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Speaker 2: Michael Kamal from Kenya just over two hours and eleven
Speaker 2: miners on the clock.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, wow, wow to Martin nas whoa Nathan Martin?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, wow.
Speaker 3: It is a moono finish for Michael crowning of the
Speaker 3: twenty twenty six eighth LA Marathon Champion.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure nowhere because well you can only see
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Speaker 1: Bit beyond me.
Speaker 2: We have to see that playback. Just see exactly what
Speaker 2: happened there. Okay, let's explain what happened. Let's see LA
Speaker 2: Marathon yesterday.
Speaker 1: Take that Kenya Kenyon and Nathan Martin storms past Kenya's
Speaker 1: Kimanikamu at the finish.
Speaker 2: Kenyon thought, as usual, he's gonna cruise to the finish line.
Speaker 1: And this guy way behind me, I know, way behind me.
Speaker 1: O guy gets on a sprint like it's one hundred
Speaker 1: meter dash. Wow, catches him and passes him.
Speaker 2: Right at the end.
Speaker 1: Take that Kenya, Yeah that's here, Kenyan belligerence exactly, We're
Speaker 1: gonna take your oil.
Speaker 2: Do they have oil?
Speaker 1: He'll probably have oil. They have coffee, I know, take
Speaker 1: your coffee. Okay, we got the headlines on the way.
Speaker 1: We got so much news for you. Is gonna be
Speaker 1: a big day. I hope you can stay here to
Speaker 1: noodle boy Timothy Shallow may he said nobody cares about
Speaker 1: ballet or opera.
Speaker 2: Wow ah, it's funny.
Speaker 1: He's in trouble, backlash. Will he apologize and take care?
Speaker 1: Full responsibility? Lord Live team coverage, stay with us. Let's
Speaker 1: figure out who's reporting what that matters. It's the lead
Speaker 1: story with Katie Green, Katie alrighty.
Speaker 3: ABC IDF begins limited raid in southern Lebanon. CNN Iran
Speaker 3: names Ayatola's son, Supreme Leader as oil price source past
Speaker 3: one hundred dollars a barrel, and.
Speaker 1: Fox I get my affairs in order if I were
Speaker 1: the Ayatola some or the Iatola now.
Speaker 3: And from Fox News, Hegseeth warns more casualties expected in Operation.
Speaker 1: Epic Fury against Iram. Of course, all right, seven now
Speaker 1: another same attack in Kuwait, same base. Just one of
Speaker 1: the guys that was really badly injured died over the weekend.
Speaker 1: So at seven deads. I want to talk about the
Speaker 1: trap that the lefty media lays for the administration every
Speaker 1: time they talk about this, But I don't want to
Speaker 1: degress now, Katie NBC.
Speaker 3: Rapid advancements in AI have the industry and political leaders
Speaker 3: warning of massive job displacement for white collar workers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm Tona Sap for quite a while, and I
Speaker 4: think it's probably true.
Speaker 2: From the Wall Street Journal.
Speaker 3: For some influencers Epstein, conspiracy theories are big business. We're
Speaker 3: talking about these these guys that have these podcasts that
Speaker 3: with the you know, talking about the baby farms.
Speaker 2: And whatnot.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and the cannibals and the rest of it,
Speaker 1: the wild stuff. We were talking about some of the
Speaker 1: super heavyweights like Candas Owns and Tucker Charleston last week.
Speaker 1: But oh, there's a huge industry, people making a lot
Speaker 1: of money on this stuff.
Speaker 2: From the New York Post.
Speaker 3: These AI robots are moving in with the lonely and
Speaker 3: elderly New Yorkers and keeping them company.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and is there anything wrong with an elderly lonely
Speaker 4: person being kept company?
Speaker 2: Not really.
Speaker 1: It's a little weird, though, I you know, if it's
Speaker 1: preventing them from seeking out real companionship, I have a
Speaker 1: problem with that. But if that real companionship is probably
Speaker 1: not gonna come, no, for God's sakes, let them be
Speaker 1: comforted in their old age.
Speaker 3: This one, this one's a doozy USA Today McDonald's FILEO
Speaker 3: Fish may have a gross prize inside apparently it's normal.
Speaker 2: Oh oh wow, you're gonna have to send us that story.
Speaker 2: But will do you want me to tell you a
Speaker 2: little about it? Okay?
Speaker 3: So a Reddit user posted photos of a file of
Speaker 3: fish that apparently had a worm inside of it.
Speaker 2: All right, and this guy who is an influencer and.
Speaker 3: A like a nature specialist or whatever, he said, it's
Speaker 3: a sign that the fish.
Speaker 2: Was caught in the wild. So this is actually a
Speaker 2: good thing. Okay. Any story that starts with a Reddit
Speaker 2: user automatically suspect.
Speaker 3: Yeah, New York Times a one thousand dollars dog grooming session.
Speaker 3: The pet wellness industry is booming. Boy, that's part of
Speaker 3: the whole haves and have nots.
Speaker 2: I'd say, yeah, well, that's fine. Drain them of their money.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: I'm in favor of this.
Speaker 1: That dog groomer and his employees, her employees, whatever is
Speaker 1: this fine, They're probably not this super elite.
Speaker 2: Drain him, dumb bastards. And finally, the.
Speaker 3: Babylon b Irani and Iranian regime calls White House to
Speaker 3: ask if they can have Biden back.
Speaker 1: Marco Rubio is saying right now that Iran is trying
Speaker 1: to hold the world hostage on the topic of oil. Correct, Well,
Speaker 1: they're desperate, they got a shot at it, and they
Speaker 1: got a shot at it.
Speaker 2: Bend on what the markets do and how people react.
Speaker 2: This week, we got a lot to talk about. If
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Speaker 5: Timothy chaloma is being criticized by major opera and ballet
Speaker 5: organizations after he said that no one cares about those
Speaker 5: art forms. Chalomagne made the comment on a press tour
Speaker 5: for his movie about Ping Pong, which looks really good.
Speaker 1: So it's up for a bunch of out America. Yeah
Speaker 1: and striving and Yeah, I'm gonna have to check that out.
Speaker 1: I think I'll watch that with kids. It's kind of
Speaker 1: ironic because fewer and fewer people care about movies, right say,
Speaker 1: or at least going to the theater in the standard way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oscars are this next Sunday.
Speaker 4: So, as I mentioned a little bit ago, Marco Rubio,
Speaker 4: the Secretary of State, saying Iran is trying to hold
Speaker 4: the world hostage over oil. This is what the Wall
Speaker 4: Street Journal is writing today, one week into President Trump's
Speaker 4: war on Iran the most severe shock to energy market
Speaker 4: since the seventies, since the seventies when I was a
Speaker 4: little kid and saw pictures of all yall in California
Speaker 4: waiting in line, while in the Midwest it had no
Speaker 4: effect on us whatsoever. Whatever was going on didn't anywhere
Speaker 4: I lived anyway, Boy, it did in Chicago, absolutely rural areas.
Speaker 1: It was not a thing at all, but the biggest
Speaker 1: shocks since the seventies. The disruption quickly fed into higher
Speaker 1: gasoline and diesel prices that the pump, and higher mortgage
Speaker 1: rates and borrowing costs for the government. Quoting Daniel Jurgen,
Speaker 1: who wrote the famous book Oil, which I have read,
Speaker 1: I want a Pulcher Prize. We are looking at what
Speaker 1: is by far the biggest disruption in world history in
Speaker 1: terms of daily or oil production. It goes on for weeks,
Speaker 1: it will reverberate across the global economy. This is with
Speaker 1: all the things that have happened in the Middle East
Speaker 1: over the last seventy five years, this is right now.
Speaker 2: The biggest disruption in oil production ever. That is something.
Speaker 2: And you know there's probably more bomb and oil refineries
Speaker 2: to come.
Speaker 1: My guess will yeah, yeah, Let's hope that the effort
Speaker 1: to suppress Iran's ability to do that is proceeding, because
Speaker 1: I think Donald J is going to talk to B
Speaker 1: B and say hey, xnay on the knocking out the
Speaker 1: refinery area. Yeah, I'm not trying to work Tucker Carlson
Speaker 1: side of the street. But how about.
Speaker 4: Reigning in Israel's ability to target Iran in addition to
Speaker 4: Iran's ability to a target oil facilities. From Lindsey Graham's
Speaker 4: tweet last night, Lindsey Graham, who loves the fighting Israel,
Speaker 4: please be cautious about what targets you select. Our goal
Speaker 4: is to liberate the Iranian people in a fashion that
Speaker 4: does not cripple their chance to start a new and
Speaker 4: better life. The oil economy of Iran will be essential
Speaker 4: to that endeavor. Well said, when Lindsey Graham is telling
Speaker 4: Israel to hold back, that is something. Anyway, back to
Speaker 4: the Wall Street Journal article about the biggest disruption in
Speaker 4: world history to oil. The straits of our horn moves
Speaker 4: that Joe put in our title today isn't officially closed
Speaker 4: or physically blocked. It's just that people are scared to
Speaker 4: go through. There are more than a thousand ships waiting
Speaker 4: to pass through, but their owners and sailors are scared
Speaker 4: of being attacked, and there have been attacks in recent days.
Speaker 4: At least nine vessels have been attacked in one crew
Speaker 4: member dead.
Speaker 2: So they're all like waiting back, like I ain't going through,
Speaker 2: you go through now I'm going through either.
Speaker 1: What experts refer to as shipping constipation. China, by the way,
Speaker 1: has an an enormous stockpile. As I mentioned, they import
Speaker 1: seventy percent of their energy, but they've planned a head
Speaker 1: they can cover two hundred days. They've got enough stocked
Speaker 1: up for if crude price is searched toward recordize of
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty dollars a barrow, as some on
Speaker 1: Wall Street are forecasting. Currently, Saudi Arabia built a pipeline
Speaker 1: to its western coast, which it has activated to divert
Speaker 1: some sales via the Red Sea, so I guess an
Speaker 1: emergency workaround. The US markets are poised for another rough
Speaker 1: session today. The one thing I don't quite get is
Speaker 1: people talking about this magical number of one hundred dollars
Speaker 1: a barrel and whole like round numbers.
Speaker 2: Well, there's that, and even.
Speaker 4: If that was true ten years ago why is it
Speaker 4: still true today that one hundred dollars is the number?
Speaker 4: As we all know, you go to Burger King, it
Speaker 4: costs thirty bucks to eat Burger King. So why would
Speaker 4: one hundred dollars still be the magic number that it was.
Speaker 4: It doesn't make any.
Speaker 2: Sense, No, it doesn't. And a class.
Speaker 1: What happens when a price rises? What do producers do
Speaker 1: in response to significantly higher prices? Say a producer that
Speaker 1: had set aside a particular way of getting oil because
Speaker 1: it was just a little too expensive when oil was
Speaker 1: fifty five dollars a barrel, what might they do at
Speaker 1: eighty five dollars.
Speaker 2: That's right, Jimmy.
Speaker 1: They will begin extracting oil at those with those higher
Speaker 1: price methods because it pays for itself. So yeah, you
Speaker 1: will see a substantial and swift, fairly swift response by
Speaker 1: the nation, by the world's oil producers. It's still gonna
Speaker 1: be a it's gonna be a thing. As the kids say,
Speaker 1: it's good, it's gonna be a challenge. I got to
Speaker 1: find my siphon and hose it's somewhere in the garage.
Speaker 1: It's been a while since I've done that. Crawled underneath
Speaker 1: somebody's car, gotten a mouthful of gas, coughed a little
Speaker 1: bit old Arkansas gas pump.
Speaker 2: But you know, suck the gas out of somebody's car. Yeah, yeah, good,
Speaker 2: good method.
Speaker 1: There's a great Shane what's his name? I never can
Speaker 1: get his name right, the comedian Shane Gillis. Shane Gillis.
Speaker 1: He had a TV show or YouTube show for a while.
Speaker 1: But anyway, his girlfriend has a new boyfriend, and when
Speaker 1: when she comes upon him a meets her, he's laying
Speaker 1: on the ground siphon the gas out of somebody's car.
Speaker 1: Not the best time to meet your girlfriend's new bough up,
Speaker 1: trying to siphon out of a car. I've never actually
Speaker 1: done that. That looks really hard to do. You almost
Speaker 1: have to take a mouthful of gas and spit it
Speaker 1: out to get Its.
Speaker 2: Impossible to not to. Oh yeah, never, No, I'll walk.
Speaker 2: I'll walk for like a week anyway.
Speaker 1: So keep an eye on the oil prices, I guess
Speaker 1: over the next several days. And can we rein in
Speaker 1: Israel from attacking more of Oran's refineries.
Speaker 2: That's a big question.
Speaker 1: Michael Gracis pleas with clip number forty. This is Trey
Speaker 1: yinst On Fox News.
Speaker 6: We're tracking developments out of Iran where reports indicate that
Speaker 6: the Assembly of Experts Iran Supreme Council has chosen was Tabahamanai,
Speaker 6: the son of Iran's former Supreme Leader, as the next
Speaker 6: Supreme Leader, and this is an indication they will keep
Speaker 6: the leadership so far in the family. Well, Tabahamanai is
Speaker 6: known as the Shadow Prince. He was the gatekeeper for
Speaker 6: his father and a man who spent much of his
Speaker 6: time leading IRGC forces and besieged forces behind the.
Speaker 2: Scenes, and once spent two months in the hospital for
Speaker 2: a lack of an erection.
Speaker 1: According to The New York Oh boy, and I've been
Speaker 1: told the Shadow in particularly, I'd been told the Shadow
Speaker 1: Prince is the title of the upcoming eighth Harry Potter novel,
Speaker 1: but apparently not. It's the nickname for Weird for Weird
Speaker 1: Beard Junior, who again has close ties to the Revolutionary Guard. Well,
Speaker 1: I hope he bought the Beard insurance because I don't
Speaker 1: know how many days he's gonna last.
Speaker 2: But he's got an extra rider for his beard.
Speaker 4: He It is definitely a gesture not only are we
Speaker 4: not gonna like go more moderate and try to appease
Speaker 4: you to have some negotiations, and this we're getting somebody
Speaker 4: that is known to have exactly the same hard line
Speaker 4: view on all of these policies. The revolution continues. Take
Speaker 4: that Evil America. Yeah, this guy's just younger and harder core. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's precisely what they're signally. And you've got to remind
Speaker 4: yourself at least once in a while when you're.
Speaker 1: Talking about the Mulisay Islamic Republic of Iran, that these
Speaker 1: guys are serious.
Speaker 2: They're religious fanatics.
Speaker 1: They are hardcore you know, seventh century died in the
Speaker 1: wool religious fanatic.
Speaker 2: They actually believe this stuff right exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they believe that Islam is the last hope for
Speaker 1: mankind and if they lose, mankind is lost forever. So
Speaker 1: they will do whatever it takes to defeat the Great
Speaker 1: Satan until they're dead. They're not you know, Medoro's henchmen,
Speaker 1: or like, hey, we're just scamm We don't care.
Speaker 2: Socialism, please, that's our excuse to steal. What do we
Speaker 2: need to do that you don't snatch us up? That
Speaker 2: was their attitude. The Mulla's nuhuh lots.
Speaker 4: More asking Donald Trump over the weekend about boots on
Speaker 4: the ground and lots more him saying well, if the
Speaker 4: circumstances warrants it, yeah, I'll do it, but there are
Speaker 4: no plans for it right now. And people trying to
Speaker 4: pretend that that means something. I don't know if it
Speaker 4: does or not. So that's that how long this war
Speaker 4: goes on? As watching a couple of different reporters, like
Speaker 4: serious reporters, talk about this and they feel like the
Speaker 4: end of this week is going to be a big
Speaker 4: Does Trump take this to the end or like, at
Speaker 4: the end of the week say Okay, that's enough, we
Speaker 4: did our thing.
Speaker 2: Good luck to y'all call it good. Partially because of
Speaker 2: the roiling oil markets right right, roiling oil.
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Speaker 1: from ABC News Just now, the US is intercepted encrypted
Speaker 1: communications believed to originate it in Iran that may serve
Speaker 1: as an operational trigger for sleeper cells outside the country.
Speaker 1: According to a federal government alert sent to law enforcement agencies,
Speaker 1: WHOA I gotta believe that if there were any significant
Speaker 1: Iranian sleeper cells, they would have been activated by now.
Speaker 2: They're almost all dead. What are you waiting for?
Speaker 4: I mean when the iyatola is dead and the forty
Speaker 4: beneath him, and then the next ninety and how many
Speaker 4: things would have to get blown up before you would
Speaker 4: operate set your sleeper cells in motion. So that's the
Speaker 4: only reason I'm a.
Speaker 2: Little doubtful of this. Hmm okay, what why would you
Speaker 2: wait this long?
Speaker 4: You're under the greatest threat you've ever been under. What
Speaker 4: are your sleeper cells there to do?
Speaker 1: If I'm the Moullas, I'm thinking, boy, when we put
Speaker 1: that plan action, the US is going to go ape pooh.
Speaker 2: We're already going eight pooh exactly. That's why they might
Speaker 2: as well try it. I don't know if you've watched
Speaker 2: the TV, but we we started ape pooh. That's right, Well,
Speaker 2: that's my point exactly.
Speaker 1: The ape was raging clearly, but not yet hurling its pooh,
Speaker 1: and when it began hurling it, they thought, all right,
Speaker 1: we'll try this now.
Speaker 2: Despiration. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So anyway, I'm not particularly worried about Iranian sleeper cells.
Speaker 4: I think if they had him, they would have used
Speaker 4: them already. Okay, that morning went out to law enforcement
Speaker 4: across the country.
Speaker 1: How about those two Muslim counter protesters in New York
Speaker 1: City hurling explosive devices around to defend Islam.
Speaker 4: It's interesting she had had an anti Islam protest outside
Speaker 4: of Commie Momdownie's office or home. Actually anti Islam protest,
Speaker 4: but peaceful. Then the counter protest, you'd have to assume
Speaker 4: is pro Islam, showed up and got violent couple of
Speaker 4: Muslim guys. Yeah, so what do you take from that?
Speaker 4: She had a nonviolent anti Muslim protest, then the you
Speaker 4: can't do that violent protest showed up. Oh yeah, that's
Speaker 4: precisely the pattern we see over and over again. Ask
Speaker 4: a brit how that goes. Yeah, speaking of the Brits
Speaker 4: over the weekend, Starmer, the Prime Minister said, hey, we
Speaker 4: can send a couple, we can send an aircraft carry
Speaker 4: over there to help you out. And Trump said, yeah,
Speaker 4: you should have helped at the beginning.
Speaker 2: It's a little late. Now, never mind, I don't know
Speaker 2: that that was a good idea.
Speaker 4: Wow, yeah oof, But I don't mind him calling him
Speaker 4: out on the fact that you didn't help. Yeah, you weakling,
Speaker 4: but I wouldn't turn down help.
Speaker 1: So final note on the Islam thing I tweeted out
Speaker 1: in I think it was Manchester, England, which is kind
Speaker 1: of an industrial city in the north. You have Muslim
Speaker 1: guys in pairs patrolling the streets of their neighborhoods on horseback,
Speaker 1: wearing a quasi police uniform. They're completely unauthorized by the government,
Speaker 1: but they have begun mounted patrols and they will chase.
Speaker 2: People down and do whatever they want to do, I suppose.
Speaker 1: And this guy I tweeted this a brit Is saying
Speaker 1: that the cops are standing around these people are chasing
Speaker 1: people down on horseback.
Speaker 2: Are you gonna do anything about it?
Speaker 1: The cops are just shuffling their feet and mumbling and
Speaker 1: kind of looking the other way.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable.
Speaker 4: And more reports of Russia helping Iran. At what point
Speaker 4: does that cross a line? Russia helping Iran war with Iran.
Speaker 4: So we'll talk about that a little bit later to
Speaker 4: mailbag next.
Speaker 1: And there's a lot of punditry out there today of
Speaker 1: Trump deciding, you know this, this is too much for
Speaker 1: the ol markets, is going to do too much damage domestically.
Speaker 4: We've made our point. We got rid of the bad guy,
Speaker 4: and let's end this thing that could happen. Interesting.
Speaker 1: Here's your freedom loving quotes of the day, continuing our
Speaker 1: theme of warfare.
Speaker 2: A couple of them for you. At first, George Santaiana.
Speaker 2: Only the dead have.
Speaker 1: Seen the end of war. That's a good one, yeah, piece. Next,
Speaker 1: it's always going to be necessary. You just try to
Speaker 1: do it as little as possible. Is this a violation
Speaker 1: of that anybody cannot express their own opinion? And then
Speaker 1: I like this one from Will Rogers. You can't say
Speaker 1: civilization don't advance in every war. They kill you in
Speaker 1: a new way. Speaking of which the discombobulator ray the
Speaker 1: brain scrambler, More and more is becoming known about that.
Speaker 1: As I said earlier, I think it's proof that this
Speaker 1: monkey has gotten too smart for its own good.
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Speaker 1: Oh boy, Antonio says, they always go in threes. Venezuela done,
Speaker 1: Iran work in progress, Cuba tomorrow, bless the magic of
Speaker 1: the Trinity. You know, I want to talk about whether
Speaker 1: Venezuela is quote unquote done or not at some point.
Speaker 1: And yeah, Trump is absolutely one hundred percent boldly, perhaps wildly,
Speaker 1: betting his presidency on these actions, trying to bring about
Speaker 1: a better world through force, and while he still has
Speaker 1: control of Congress. Completely different topic, at least briefly. This
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Speaker 1: I've never been caught in a scam. Never thought it
Speaker 1: would happen to me. I've saved others from scams. However,
Speaker 1: it can happen to anyone. They are so clever. Now
Speaker 1: I've coined a new word today. I am feeling stangry, stupid,
Speaker 1: and angry. Ah yeah, that's a good word. I'm stangry
Speaker 1: all the time. We've all felt stangry at times. And
Speaker 1: she signs off, Aunt Diane, I'm excited about Katie's baby.
Speaker 2: Isn't that sweet? That's nice? Explained what the scam was. No, no,
Speaker 2: but boy, they are sophisticated.
Speaker 1: Oh let's see a frequent correspondent, Pallo, on the topic
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Speaker 1: my right to do whatever I want with my body
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Speaker 1: Let's see what's wrong with California in a few sentences.
Speaker 1: The LA Marathon announced this year that if you're struggling
Speaker 1: at my l eighteen, you can take a shortcut to
Speaker 1: the finish line and still get a medal as a
Speaker 1: finish What yes?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: And Henry, who's run several marathons, including one at seventy
Speaker 1: five years old, is calling a bull spit.
Speaker 2: That's not crazy. Oh no, no, I like it.
Speaker 6: I like it.
Speaker 1: In fact, I tell you what, if you've hit the
Speaker 1: seventy two after fourteen holes of golf, you just walk
Speaker 1: off the course and we'll call you a scratch golfer.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's ridiculous, unbelievable.
Speaker 1: The whole point of running a marathon is can I
Speaker 1: run a marathon? Well, they tried real hard jack. Soon
Speaker 1: we're going to give him a trophy or a medal
Speaker 1: or whatever. Wow, I got a few more good emails.
Speaker 1: We'll squeeze him in later on. Time is precious. If
Speaker 1: you take the shortcut and get the certificate or whatever,
Speaker 1: and then tell people with your T shirt that you
Speaker 1: ran the marathon.
Speaker 2: You're a weird person. Throw it in the.
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