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Speaker 4: Oh I should have warned Michael so he could get
Speaker 4: the Lions sound ready. Ration rising Lion.
Speaker 5: That's a good name for literal manager. It's a operation
Speaker 5: right there.
Speaker 4: I mean you see a r a lion rising wah Please.
Speaker 5: Also fa fo.
Speaker 3: You can't spend decades saying we will wipe you off
Speaker 3: the map, We will destroy you. Our goal is to
Speaker 3: kill every single one of you and then try to
Speaker 3: get the weapons that would allow you to do it
Speaker 3: and expect people to not take you seriously or something.
Speaker 5: I guess uh.
Speaker 4: Well said indeed, yeah, Iran getting closer and closer to
Speaker 4: living up to their decades long vow. Israel said, No,
Speaker 4: that's not gonna happen, and if you're just waking up
Speaker 4: not familiar.
Speaker 1: With it, there's the lion rising there. He is.
Speaker 4: They took out nuclear facilities, they took out energy, they
Speaker 4: took out the apartments of top gens and scientists. It's like,
Speaker 4: give me a list of who and what is involved
Speaker 4: in the nuke program and then reduce it to rubble.
Speaker 1: That was the plan.
Speaker 3: How about like I'm looking at the right now, just
Speaker 3: like one corner of one flour of one building that
Speaker 3: got obliterated because they knew scientists or general or whatever
Speaker 3: was in there having dinner. How the hell did they
Speaker 3: have that information with all those people of where they
Speaker 3: were at that moment. It was five different waves of
Speaker 3: air flights coming in, planes coming in and dropping things,
Speaker 3: plus all the drones and bombs on the ground.
Speaker 1: They're now reporting.
Speaker 3: Today that the Masade had set up drone bases inside
Speaker 3: Iran similar to what Ukraine had done in uh Russia.
Speaker 3: They had drone braces inside Iran and launched the drones
Speaker 3: to be more targeted in their attacks when they needed to,
Speaker 3: so they had certain amount of intelligence on the ground.
Speaker 3: I will not believe that we didn't have some role
Speaker 3: in this I'd be shocked if we didn't. But you know,
Speaker 3: we're denying we had any role in it.
Speaker 4: Sometimes the role is just not to do anything, or
Speaker 4: to do what we've been doing with our close ally
Speaker 4: Israel for decades now, and all the groundwork was there.
Speaker 1: You need anything else from us? No, We're good, Okay.
Speaker 1: I suspect the conversation was a lot like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we'll find out decades from now what our role is.
Speaker 1: But when they realist, for the when they released the
Speaker 1: h the history of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, So for the record, the commander in chief
Speaker 4: of the military, second in command only to the Ayatola dead.
Speaker 4: Uh Ali Shamkhani, a leading politician overseeing the nuclear talks
Speaker 4: with the US, also dead, and the top guy, his
Speaker 4: second in command, is dead too, I believe. Yeah, there's
Speaker 4: supposed to be more nuclear talks this weekend and Iran
Speaker 4: has pulled out, as they were a report on News Nation.
Speaker 3: I don't think they could go if they wanted. A
Speaker 3: bunch of the people that were supposed to go are dead.
Speaker 3: The planes are smashed, the runways, I mean, there's just it.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure they could go if they wanted to go.
Speaker 3: Did you see Trump's post he just put out not
Speaker 3: too long ago, very long, but he basically says, at
Speaker 3: one point, a lot of the guys that were talking
Speaker 3: real tough and the negotiations about not backing down are dead.
Speaker 5: So I recommend you take another look at.
Speaker 4: This make you must make a deal before there is
Speaker 4: nothing left.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the quote, what a deal.
Speaker 3: So I was watching a bunch of different channels. First
Speaker 3: of all, when this was all going down, CNN was
Speaker 3: on it, as CNN is uh, Fox was kind of
Speaker 3: on it. I'm always disappointed in Fox's breaking news coverage.
Speaker 3: The other channels do better. And MSNBC had Gavin Newsom
Speaker 3: on because he was doing a live press conference. So
Speaker 3: Gavin Newsom and the rioting in la bigger story than
Speaker 3: perhaps World War three beginning in the mind of MSNBC.
Speaker 3: But anyway, I turned out, go ahead, Yeah, comment on that.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I was just gonna.
Speaker 4: Say, it's a shame nobody but liberals and you watch
Speaker 4: MSNBC because the ongoing riot and Gavin Newsom are the
Speaker 4: greatest advertisement for Republicans that a person could devise.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no kidding.
Speaker 3: And by the way, the back and forth if you
Speaker 3: went to bed early the Ninth Circuit Court came out
Speaker 3: later and stayed that earlier judge. So the National Guard
Speaker 3: troops will remain in Trump's control until another court takes
Speaker 3: a look at it or the I get the Ninth
Speaker 3: Circuit wants to take a.
Speaker 1: Fuller look at it. However that works.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're good to go through Tuesday, which is plenty. Yeah,
Speaker 3: definitely long enough. So I toned on MSNBC and they
Speaker 3: had this former General Barry McCaffrey on, who I've always liked.
Speaker 3: He's been doing coverage on NBC for years, the military stuff.
Speaker 3: Always thought he was really good. And he pointed out
Speaker 3: one that we have forty thousand troops in the region
Speaker 3: at I think eleven different bases or twelve different bases,
Speaker 3: many of which my brother has served. That I mean,
Speaker 3: if you're in the military and you make the rounds,
Speaker 3: you end up in some of those bases, because we spend.
Speaker 1: A lot of time there.
Speaker 3: But forty thousand troops within Iran's reach, or at least
Speaker 3: prior to last night, within Iran's reach, I don't know
Speaker 3: who would order them to reach out. At this point,
Speaker 3: they're dead. So that's a big deal. We have a
Speaker 3: lot of assets in the region, including a lot of
Speaker 3: human bodies. Marco Rubio went out of his way to say, one,
Speaker 3: we had nothing to do with it, and two do
Speaker 3: not respond by attacking us, So that would be a
Speaker 3: bad idea.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say.
Speaker 4: I'm sure Donald Jay has made it unmistakable we weren't
Speaker 4: in this. But if you if you ruffle the hair
Speaker 4: of one of our guys, we will be in it,
Speaker 4: and you're gonna hate it, unlike Joe the coward Biden. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I wonder if we're like already, you know, getting prepared
Speaker 4: for that, because the New York Times reporting last week
Speaker 4: that we talked about was Trump had said to Benjamin Netanyahu,
Speaker 4: we are not going to participate in the initial strike,
Speaker 4: but we will be there for the counter the counter
Speaker 4: when Iran counters and fights back, with the understanding that
Speaker 4: it will include some of our assets.
Speaker 1: So we'll see.
Speaker 3: But the other thing, Barry McCaffrey said that I thought
Speaker 3: that was interesting. At the end of his little report,
Speaker 3: he said, I do think at the end of the
Speaker 3: day or we will be recognizing Iran as a nuclear power,
Speaker 3: which I thought, Wow, okay, so you've got that deep
Speaker 3: underground fordoh or Fordau, depending on who you ask, a
Speaker 3: nuclear facility that they don't have the bombs to get to,
Speaker 3: although there was some reporting saying there might be, or
Speaker 3: they think there was commandos on the ground that we're
Speaker 3: getting into the tunnels of that place, so rather than
Speaker 3: bombing it from above, they're going to get people in
Speaker 3: there and destroy it, or who knows, they get into
Speaker 3: the computer systems like they did once before in Iran
Speaker 3: and spin the centrifuges until they explode or whatever.
Speaker 5: There's always that possibility.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the point was made in one bit of analysis
Speaker 4: I was looking at that that incredible attack, was that
Speaker 4: the stucksnet attack?
Speaker 1: Was that the name of that.
Speaker 3: That's the thing that Baraco Obomba told George Bush about
Speaker 3: on inauguration Day. Here's one thing I got to tell
Speaker 3: you about. We got this thing going on.
Speaker 1: Vice versa versa. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yes versa. It's gonna say,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, you're blowing my mind. Ah.
Speaker 4: So anyway, what the analysis I read said, the stucksnet,
Speaker 4: as wonderful as it was, just probably set around back
Speaker 4: a year or two. And they have, in spite of
Speaker 4: all setbacks, negotiations, deals, end of deals just careened forward
Speaker 4: toward nuclear armaments. Excuse me, well, do you agree with
Speaker 4: that assessment armaments against my allergies?
Speaker 3: Yes, do you agree with that assessment? Then that at
Speaker 3: the end of the day will be recognizing Iran as
Speaker 3: a nuclear power. That makes it a different world, because
Speaker 3: as what we're talking about yesterday, then it's on Saudi
Speaker 3: Arabia announces they've got a bomber or getting a bomb,
Speaker 3: UAE will get one, Katar will have one. Well, what's
Speaker 3: the thinking that we will discover that they had a
Speaker 3: working bomb? Or well if we don't destroy that other facility.
Speaker 3: They were very very close, like within nine days according
Speaker 3: to people. I don't know what you got left to
Speaker 3: do in nine days? Did we destroy the ability to
Speaker 3: finish that whatever project was going to require nine days?
Speaker 3: I know we took out a couple of the top
Speaker 3: scientists and everything like that, but that's dang close.
Speaker 1: I wonder.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Barry McCaffrey's a good man, so if he said that,
Speaker 4: I take it seriously. One other interesting aspect of this
Speaker 4: that you know, I'm not part of the State Department
Speaker 4: or the National Security team, but I found this very
Speaker 4: head scratchy. So Iran believed because they were due to
Speaker 4: meet with Steve Whitkoff again on Tuesday, I think maybe
Speaker 4: or early next week. That there's no way Israel would
Speaker 4: strike because the US was holding ongoing talks and in
Speaker 4: spite of Iran being intransigent and belligerent, as Jack was
Speaker 4: discussing earlier and playing the tough guy, that was the
Speaker 4: FIA and the FAFO progress over the many decades. Exactly. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's a fine policy. But it's funny because Jack and
Speaker 4: I made a pretty big deal. Was it yesterday or
Speaker 4: late the night before? That unnecessary non essential personnel were
Speaker 4: being shipped out of military bases and diplomatic centers in
Speaker 4: the region, And if I'm an Iranian, I'm thinking, is
Speaker 4: that a precaution or is that a serious indication of something?
Speaker 1: Because I've got to believe.
Speaker 4: BB called Donald J and said, Hey, any non essential
Speaker 4: folks looking for a vacation away from, you know, the
Speaker 4: sandy parts of the world, Tomorrow would be a great
Speaker 4: time for them to head out on vacation.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's I read a lot of history about this stuff,
Speaker 3: the stuff that comes out decades later, and the story
Speaker 3: is always so different than what you're told at the time.
Speaker 1: I mean very different.
Speaker 3: But yesterday every news source was reporting and we were
Speaker 3: talking about it, that is I was likely to strike,
Speaker 3: that he was going to strike. We got our personnel
Speaker 3: out of the military basis, and then we announced later
Speaker 3: in the day no coordination whatsoever. Okay, we just happened
Speaker 3: to get our military people out the like hours before
Speaker 3: the strike happens.
Speaker 1: Okay, no coordination.
Speaker 4: We have been asking the question for decades now, Jack
Speaker 4: and me, this barely barely plausible deniability that, like Vladimir Putin.
Speaker 3: Says, those are not my soldiers. You just gave them
Speaker 3: medals when they came home. Yea, who know, anybody can
Speaker 3: buy uniform in store. You know, everybody knows what's going on,
Speaker 3: but he denies it.
Speaker 4: Anyway, So everybody's like, Okay, I guess we can't really
Speaker 4: do anything.
Speaker 1: Why does that work?
Speaker 3: Well, sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't. It's not going
Speaker 3: to do in this case. Iran is not going to
Speaker 3: treat the things any differently than if we had been involved.
Speaker 1: I don't think in terms.
Speaker 5: Of oh, no, I have told though the US said
Speaker 5: they were not involved.
Speaker 1: Did you not hear them? No?
Speaker 3: Right, come on, we got to start the show officially,
Speaker 3: runnon time. I'm Jack Armstrong, He's Joe Getty on this
Speaker 3: it is Friday the thirteenth. I didn't realize that, Good lord,
Speaker 3: soft head, I'm not prepared for that. They are twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five. We are armstrong in getting we approve of
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Speaker 5: All right, let's.
Speaker 4: Begin officially now, according to FCC rules and regulations. Every
Speaker 4: time I think I know the big story of the day,
Speaker 4: something bigger happens.
Speaker 1: Please can it stop. Let's begin at mark.
Speaker 6: Moments ago, Israel launched Operation Rising Lion, I targeted military
Speaker 6: operation to roll back the Iranian threat to Israel's very survival.
Speaker 6: This operation will continue for as many days as it
Speaker 6: takes to remove the threat.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: People throw around existential threat a lot, but in the
Speaker 3: case of Israel and a nuclear Iran, that's an actual
Speaker 3: existential threat.
Speaker 4: So they felt and I think they were right. They
Speaker 4: were reduced to one choice and they took it.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 5: We've got lots of stuff on the way.
Speaker 3: We got headlines, we got clips of the week, big
Speaker 3: dys Friday the thirteenth, Good lord, I need to get prepared.
Speaker 3: Stay here. Just saw this headline. I doubt you have
Speaker 3: Katie for your headlines. Israel media is reporting that Trump's
Speaker 3: public opposition over the last couple of weeks was a
Speaker 3: disinformation campaign.
Speaker 1: To mislead Iran.
Speaker 3: M it was pretending to be against net Yahoo, attacking
Speaker 3: and saying it and all the reporting in the New
Speaker 3: York Times that was a misinformation, disinformation campaign.
Speaker 4: That certainly fits into what you were saying about. You know,
Speaker 4: when the truth comes out many years later, you realize,
Speaker 4: oh oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and like Saudi Arabia put out a big statement, yeah,
Speaker 3: we we can't we uh, we do not condone the attacks.
Speaker 3: We abhorror violence, blah blah blah. They're dancing in the street,
Speaker 3: MBS is the happiest day.
Speaker 5: Of his life.
Speaker 4: Yesterday just sent a bouqueale flowers to net Yah.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah exactly.
Speaker 5: Hey, let's figure out who's reporting.
Speaker 1: Well, there's so much going on.
Speaker 3: It's the lead story with Katie Green, Katie bicking with
Speaker 3: that story from ABC.
Speaker 7: Trump says attack on Iran was quote excellent and says
Speaker 7: quote more to come.
Speaker 4: That does not sound like a guy who a couple
Speaker 4: of days ago saying oh no, no, you shouldn't do that.
Speaker 3: I don't know a disinformation campaign to Misleada ran it.
Speaker 7: Might have worked from USA today, Senator Alex Padilla handcuffed
Speaker 7: and forcibly removed from Christy Nomes LA press conference.
Speaker 5: Not forcibly enough. We got.
Speaker 3: We got to talk about that later. What a deal,
Speaker 3: Senator jack Wagon. We're going to expose you for what
Speaker 3: you are, you big phony. That's not the way it's
Speaker 3: being portrayed on the left. Man, Yeah, shot right from NBC.
Speaker 7: Trump administration can keep control of California National Guard troops
Speaker 7: for now, according to Appeals Court.
Speaker 3: I want to get into that so that the first
Speaker 3: judge that came out in like the middle of the
Speaker 3: day and said, now.
Speaker 5: The president doesn't have a right to do that.
Speaker 1: I'm no lawyer.
Speaker 3: I know nothing about nothing, as anybody who listens can tell.
Speaker 3: But uh, one of his statements was like, what are
Speaker 3: you talking about? I mean, it was so incredibly obviously
Speaker 3: he had to twist himself into knots to get to
Speaker 3: this political end. We'll hit you with some of the particulars.
Speaker 3: But I had the same reaction. I heard a couple
Speaker 3: of quotes and I'm like, all right, San Francisco activist
Speaker 3: District Court judge, So Trump's a dictator, fights the power
Speaker 3: mag you know, you know, we're the resistance, right. We'll
Speaker 3: give it five minutes and then this Court of Appeals
Speaker 3: will overturn it, even the Ninth Circuit, I think, well,
Speaker 3: and it'll rock it to the Supreme Court anyway.
Speaker 7: From NPR, House votes to eliminate federal funding for public
Speaker 7: media outlets.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, they were talking about that on NPR. As
Speaker 3: I drove in, I just kept going, it's not very adult.
Speaker 7: From Breitbart, Female Disney fans call on Disney World to
Speaker 7: ban trans TikToker from filming in women's restrooms. Oh my god,
Speaker 7: have you okay? It's that guy that goes to restaurants,
Speaker 7: the redhead, curly haired fella. He goes to restaurants and
Speaker 7: gets the servers to quote misgender and then get intentionally
Speaker 7: yeah wow like antagonizes.
Speaker 5: People will now he did.
Speaker 7: He went to Disney World and went into every female
Speaker 7: women's restroom. And what's doing a rating of the bathrooms?
Speaker 1: Oh my god?
Speaker 4: And women have to ask Disney to heave his ass out.
Speaker 4: Come on, Disney, has your wokeedness not done you enough
Speaker 4: damage yet?
Speaker 7: Mickey from CNN. Kanye West wants to attend Sean Diddy
Speaker 7: Combe's trial to support him in court.
Speaker 3: Do it.
Speaker 5: I love the sound of that.
Speaker 1: Hey, if you're gonna have a circus, how many rings? Three?
Speaker 1: Let's get it going.
Speaker 7: And finally, the battylon Bee Los Angeles will unsure if
Speaker 7: nearby towering smoke plume is the usual riot, wildfire or
Speaker 7: a gender reveal.
Speaker 5: Yes, welcome to La We love it.
Speaker 3: Which I'll be driving through the thick of all the
Speaker 3: protesting on Saturday. Can't wait to talk about that. There's
Speaker 3: a lot more news around these Israeli strikes on Iran.
Speaker 3: That's just breaking. We got clips of the week, stay
Speaker 3: to Armstrong and Geeddy.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: Did Trump just tell the Wall Street Journal that the
Speaker 3: attack would be great for the market?
Speaker 1: Apparently he did.
Speaker 3: That, very Trump singing to say he also told the
Speaker 3: Wall Street Journal. Yeah, I knew it was gonna happen.
Speaker 3: They give me a heads up. So any reporting around
Speaker 3: that is out the window. Wow, Wow, Yahoo, He's used
Speaker 3: to it at this point. Trump he said that out loud.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, I guess that's over that wole for
Speaker 3: weeks we've been talking about I would claim you were
Speaker 3: not a part of this, and you didn't. Nobody you
Speaker 3: told me to claim that now you just tell the
Speaker 3: journal a right whatever.
Speaker 1: And one another thing.
Speaker 3: Oh, I was just watching the protests in Tehran. All
Speaker 3: these women completely covered, had to toe in black because
Speaker 3: that's the way men make them dressed, marching in the
Speaker 3: street and support of their government. Yeah, I'm not so
Speaker 3: sure they actually love their government. Yeah, no, they do
Speaker 3: what they hell, they're total. They'll take a hell of
Speaker 3: a savage beating, but that's how it is for women
Speaker 3: in Iran.
Speaker 1: You want more of that, support them.
Speaker 3: We got some more on the latest on this whole bombing,
Speaker 3: which who knows where this is going. Netanyahu's said this
Speaker 3: is gonna last as long as it's gonna last to
Speaker 3: make sure they can't get a nuclear weapon, and it's
Speaker 3: gonna be many days.
Speaker 1: So we're not done well.
Speaker 4: In round one was two hundred warplanes. Two hundred They're saying,
Speaker 4: all right, we've got all sorts of stuff to get to.
Speaker 4: But first the Friday, the cherished Friday tradition. Let's take
Speaker 4: a fond look back at the week that was. It's
Speaker 4: cow clips of the week. Let me provide some bad
Speaker 4: news for you.
Speaker 1: That played in the course of the week.
Speaker 3: As we stand here today, closer to the brink of
Speaker 3: nuclear annihilation. The world's richest man is now apologizing to
Speaker 3: the world's most powerful man.
Speaker 1: Brain trust is gone. RFK Junior is going to be
Speaker 1: the one calling the shot.
Speaker 3: Simon's inclusive dream came true, she would have zero Olympic medals.
Speaker 3: Beyond today's drag story time, Chicago Public Libraries Pride Month
Speaker 3: events includes intergenerational queer art making. That missing runaway zebra
Speaker 3: getting airlifted back to his home in Tennessee.
Speaker 4: Weekend, chaotic scenes played out on the streets of Los.
Speaker 3: Angeles, protesters sitting cars on fire, dumping bikes and scooters,
Speaker 3: and police cruisers on the highway.
Speaker 2: LAPD already declared a citywide tactical alert.
Speaker 3: Just a bunch of people having fun watching cars burn.
Speaker 1: It's bad. I'm here.
Speaker 5: There was no violence.
Speaker 1: I was on the street. I know this violence that
Speaker 1: I've seen is disgusting. LAPD can handle things in Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: We are overwhelmed.
Speaker 7: The presidents so far not ruling out invoking the Insurrection Act.
Speaker 7: ICE was serving a series of criminal warrants, so we
Speaker 7: made la Shafer.
Speaker 1: He's a tough guy, wasn't he do that? He knows
Speaker 1: where to find me.
Speaker 6: We here.
Speaker 1: See as a hawker, we cold cocker water. I like
Speaker 1: that one. Thank you. This is the new normal in
Speaker 1: the City of Angels.
Speaker 6: Democracy is under assault before our eyes.
Speaker 1: This moment we have feared has arrived. Half your mother
Speaker 1: protests and ain't even Mexican Mexican.
Speaker 2: You're American Mexican heritage and a tattoo of the Virgin
Speaker 2: Mary you got on a Vegas bender.
Speaker 1: That's what LA is about.
Speaker 2: Dance like nobody's watching, love like you've never been hurt,
Speaker 2: and skateboard like your dad isn't in prison.
Speaker 1: It is with overwhelming enthusiasm that I am declaring that
Speaker 1: anyone who protests or interferes with ICE and their operations
Speaker 1: is officially gay big time.
Speaker 5: Nice beach boys in there at the end, Hansom.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, well done. Got around.
Speaker 3: We got to figure out how to handle this AI stuff.
Speaker 3: Because you hooked You hook me the same thing. I
Speaker 3: thought that was Gavin Newsom, and we can't have listeners
Speaker 3: thinking that. I mean, that's not good. He says wacky things.
Speaker 3: I'm about to discuss some of them, but he didn't
Speaker 3: say that well, and then Trump is officially gay big time.
Speaker 3: That was AI as well. Friend, yeah, we got to
Speaker 3: just we originally played the whole thing.
Speaker 1: We set that up. But in that context, I'm sure
Speaker 1: there are a number of you saying, what Trump said that?
Speaker 1: What did he say that?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: Yeah, halfway through Gavin, I thought, oh that's right. We
Speaker 3: had an ai Gavin the other day that we never
Speaker 3: got around to, but we got to play that later. Uh.
Speaker 3: A couple of different things. One Gavin yesterday coming out.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you saw any of his press conference.
Speaker 3: I saw very little of it, just highlights because it
Speaker 3: happened while Israel was bombing Iran, and I thought, okay,
Speaker 3: I got bigger fish to fry in terms of news
Speaker 3: than the latest stunt speech from Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 5: But he went super to as I told you are out.
Speaker 8: Of control, fascist Nazi president using the National Guard as
Speaker 8: illegal as a judge just ruled, went on and on
Speaker 8: and on and took questions, and then like the moment
Speaker 8: he was done, a panel of judges came out and said, no,
Speaker 8: we're staying that.
Speaker 5: I don't think that's right.
Speaker 3: So going on, So he got he got all excited
Speaker 3: there for for for a very short period of time.
Speaker 3: Did he jazz up that fifteen percent of the country
Speaker 3: that turns out for Democrat primaries, and in that's his
Speaker 3: only calculation. In clips of the week, there you heard
Speaker 3: Tulsa Gabbert just to respond to that crowd, because I'm
Speaker 3: I might be too online for the good of the show.
Speaker 3: Because a lot of the stuff that I see and
Speaker 3: read and talk about I don't see anywhere else. It
Speaker 3: only happens in Twitter world. It's it's not occurring anywhere else.
Speaker 3: But like there's a lot of the non interventionist right
Speaker 3: bouncing around on Twitter last night, which I haven't heard
Speaker 3: of from anywhere.
Speaker 1: Else, like in real life.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen it show up on TV or in
Speaker 3: newspapers or anything like that, or any cable news panels
Speaker 3: even on any channel. But anyway, Tucker Carlson just to
Speaker 3: represent the Tulsi Gabbert, Tucker Carlson crowd out there, Lindsey
Speaker 3: Graham praises Israel's air strikes on Iran, and Tucker Carlson said,
Speaker 3: Lindsey Graham, there's no clue what would happen here. He
Speaker 3: hasn't thought it through. He's almost seventy years old, he
Speaker 3: has no children, he doesn't care. And there was a
Speaker 3: fair amount of memory going around social media again of
Speaker 3: and really in disgusting but humorous ways of just how
Speaker 3: excited Lindsey Graham was about this. Then, well I need
Speaker 3: none of that in ways you can probably imagine. I mean,
Speaker 3: it was obscene how excited he was. Lindsay Graham did
Speaker 3: tweet out game on at one point. Yeah, I'd say,
Speaker 3: so game is on. So I hate international organizations. They
Speaker 3: are so useless. And I don't know what point, maybe
Speaker 3: after the war with China or so, I don't know
Speaker 3: when will finally give up on the idea of the
Speaker 3: UN and the WHO and the IAEA and any of
Speaker 3: these bodies that sit around at the meaningless.
Speaker 5: Debating societies, as George W.
Speaker 3: Bush wants called the UN, that's all they do, and
Speaker 3: they're so slow, they have no power, they don't accomplish anything.
Speaker 3: But the IAEA, that's the International Atomic Energy Agency, who
Speaker 3: I don't think has ever stopped anybody from getting a
Speaker 3: bomb or doing anything. Ever, they make all these rulings.
Speaker 3: Hours before Israel's attack on Thursday, Iran had announced plans
Speaker 3: to open a third secure site for uranium richment hours before.
Speaker 3: So that shows you how dedicated they were to these
Speaker 3: talks about giving up their nuclear program. In the midst
Speaker 3: of the talks, last night, they announced O were opening
Speaker 3: up a third site. The site has already built, prepared
Speaker 3: and located in a secure and invulnerable place. Iranian officials
Speaker 3: claimed some of those are probably dead right now. The
Speaker 3: announcement came in response to a decision by the IAEA.
Speaker 1: To censure Iran.
Speaker 3: Oh no, they must have been the first time in
Speaker 3: twenty years of dealing with this, we're failing to comply
Speaker 3: with its nuclear non pro spreading their stuff and not
Speaker 3: supposed to be doing it obligations. The AIAE is resolution,
Speaker 3: as Joe just said, the first against Iran in twenty years,
Speaker 3: as they've gotten within days or weeks, depending on who
Speaker 3: you ask, of a nuclear weapon. This is the first
Speaker 3: time they've ever censured him.
Speaker 5: But is going to do nothing. I mean, I just I.
Speaker 3: Don't understand anybody who believes in these these these international groups.
Speaker 3: Do you think Iran was gonna stop screaming toward a
Speaker 3: nuclear bomb because the IEEO we've been censured.
Speaker 5: Iyatola, boy, we can't have that.
Speaker 3: Imagine what that'll do to our What in what way
Speaker 3: does that HARMSS in any way?
Speaker 1: All of these.
Speaker 3: International organizations there their purpose, their stated purpose is fine.
Speaker 3: If or possible to run them in a way that
Speaker 3: executed that purpose, I would be in favor of them.
Speaker 3: But as they exist now, and as they've always existed,
Speaker 3: with very few exceptions, they can do charity okay in
Speaker 3: some places, but then they hire a moss. But anyway,
Speaker 3: with very very few exceptions, they're the extremely expensive indulgence
Speaker 3: of globalist intellectuals.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it is a meaningless debating society.
Speaker 3: So their censure that was gonna land like a week
Speaker 3: and a half before before Iran announces they have a
Speaker 3: nuclear weapon, followed the agency's recent report concluding that Iran
Speaker 3: had amassed more than nine hundred pounds of sixty percent
Speaker 3: enriched uranium, which is enough physical material for ten nuclear
Speaker 3: weapons if enriched further, that's why Israel attacked Iran last
Speaker 3: night and is going to continue it, to attack them
Speaker 3: for days to come. The IAEA with their censure, Oh
Speaker 3: my god, move over and let the grownups deal with this,
Speaker 3: good lord.
Speaker 1: Hey, yep.
Speaker 4: They remind me of the Elloy of the Time Machine
Speaker 4: by Wells, the silvery robe clad, skinny armed intellectual poetry
Speaker 4: spouterers who had to have brutes do their work for them.
Speaker 4: That's these international organizations. By the way, back to Tucker
Speaker 4: very quickly, in that very small branch of right wing thinking.
Speaker 1: Honestly, one thing.
Speaker 4: You never ever hear them do is steal man the
Speaker 4: other argument and then dismantle it. They never say, Now,
Speaker 4: I understand the point of view that states that Iran
Speaker 4: cannot be bargained with, and that they have shown in
Speaker 4: transigence and it's too late for Israel. They can't wait anymore.
Speaker 3: Therefore we must attack their blah blah blah blah blah,
Speaker 3: and that this in fact will prevent wider war, not
Speaker 3: cause it.
Speaker 4: Okay, I understand what they're saying. But here's why they're wrong.
Speaker 4: You never hear that they're neo cons. They're gonna get
Speaker 4: us in.
Speaker 5: A forever war.
Speaker 1: They're boomers.
Speaker 3: Well I can I can read you two prevailing opinions
Speaker 3: pretty well put out by famous people on Twitter.
Speaker 1: Right after the bombing started.
Speaker 3: Mike Pence, Trump's former vice president, said Iran must never
Speaker 3: be allowed to obtain a usable nuclear weapon. The Mullas
Speaker 3: in Tehran refused to dismantle the nuclear program. Now it
Speaker 3: must be destroyed. Our prayers and unwavering supporter with the
Speaker 3: Israeli forces. America stands with Israel. Then he got Matt Walsh.
Speaker 3: We've often praised for his anti woke stuff and his
Speaker 3: funny movies and stuff like that, but on this stuff,
Speaker 3: he's part of the whole Tucker Tulsea Gabbard crowd. He
Speaker 3: tweeted out, Iran does not pose any credible threat to
Speaker 3: the United States. We do not need to get involved
Speaker 3: and yet another war in the Middle East for reasons
Speaker 3: that have nothing to do with defending our own nation.
Speaker 1: I think you're wildly wrong.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's just wrong on the facts, but fair enough.
Speaker 4: That doesn't mean we can't be friends. I mean the
Speaker 4: threat a nuclear armed Iran would pose too energy shipping
Speaker 4: the entire region. There Islamist lunatics who are trying to take.
Speaker 1: Over the world.
Speaker 3: They've been an enemy of the United States my entire
Speaker 3: adult life. They've been the number one sponsor state sponsor
Speaker 3: of terror my entire adult life, right, and now they
Speaker 3: want to get a nuclear weapon. What will their attacks
Speaker 3: be like when they have a nuclear weapon? And those
Speaker 3: people are crazy enough to actually do it because they're insane,
Speaker 3: because they believe in all this the seventy two virgin nonsense.
Speaker 1: Right, among other doctrines.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got mail bag on the way and lots
Speaker 3: to talk about today. We got to get to California
Speaker 3: Senator Padia. He's the guy who replaced Kamala Harris to
Speaker 3: be the other senator, the two senators in California. How
Speaker 3: do you live here? I say to myself, are Adam
Speaker 3: schiff in this guy? Oh my god, clown show, Oh
Speaker 3: my god.
Speaker 5: Anyway, we got mail bag on the.
Speaker 3: Way, Armstrong, Armstrong and getting a rising lion of talk
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Speaker 1: Here's your freedom living quote of the day.
Speaker 3: This in honor of the two hundred and fiftieth birthday
Speaker 3: of the Army.
Speaker 5: Happy birthday, Army.
Speaker 3: Indeed, this is from Tim paulenty Fine Fellow talked of
Speaker 3: as a presidential candidate there for a while, but he
Speaker 3: didn't look like president.
Speaker 1: Among other issues.
Speaker 4: Anyway, history has taught us over and over again that
Speaker 4: freedom is not free when push comes to shove. The
Speaker 4: ultimate protectors of freedom and liberty, or the brave men
Speaker 4: and women in our armed forces throughout our history. They've
Speaker 4: answered the call in bravery and sacrifice.
Speaker 3: Was that tim that music there for the patriotic quote?
Speaker 3: There was that trump on the flute, as he announced
Speaker 3: yesterday he used to play the flute.
Speaker 1: We didn't know that.
Speaker 4: Flute, fife, pigol or whatever it was. Yep, that was
Speaker 4: the president and the drum. He was also playing the drum.
Speaker 4: He can play.
Speaker 3: Many people say that one of those people like you
Speaker 3: see in a corner that I playing a drum with
Speaker 3: their foot and they got it. Tambourine between your knees.
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Speaker 4: I know it's a slow newsday today, so i'd help
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Speaker 4: You could do a D level celebrity interview. Haven't heard
Speaker 4: one of those in a while.
Speaker 3: Wow, mocking years ago when we used to do that
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Speaker 4: Yeah, always thinking now this will be interesting, don't think
Speaker 4: star people love them.
Speaker 1: Let's let's go ahead and do it. It was always terrible.
Speaker 4: Let's see side show Bob Marine. On the topic of
Speaker 4: base names, military base names, We're going to name a
Speaker 4: US military base after Robert E.
Speaker 3: Lee or not, but more on that later. A trader
Speaker 3: that wanted to tear this country apart. Man who bears
Speaker 3: the responsibility for the deaths of over six hundred thousand
Speaker 3: US Marine soldiers and sailors, more deaths than any other
Speaker 3: Nothing romantic about Civil War was brutal and bloody. How
Speaker 3: about Campache min or maybe Fort Arnold thinks some in
Speaker 3: Washington need a history lesson. I know it's nothing but pandering,
Speaker 3: but it's disgusting and disrespectful beyond belief to those who
Speaker 3: gave their lives to save our union.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I go back and forth on that. I'm not as
Speaker 3: strong as that to email there. But Trump's reasoning or
Speaker 3: Hegzet's speech was, We've had some of the great military
Speaker 3: victories in our history launched from these bases. They are,
Speaker 3: you know, historic names in terms of that, and they
Speaker 3: wanted to hang on to that. I don't know if
Speaker 3: that's just an excuse for trying to play to the
Speaker 3: racist crowd, But I don't know are there that many?
Speaker 4: So many of those bases though they were named during
Speaker 4: the Jim Crow era as a reaction to an effort
Speaker 4: to get civil rights going right as Southern Pride.
Speaker 1: If that's the reason you, yeah, that's a tough one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, uh, Paolo, frequent correspondent again, writes Sky. Senator Jeff
Speaker 4: Merkley of Oregon was on CNN claiming the things would
Speaker 4: never have come to where they are with Iran if
Speaker 4: only we had stayed in the Iran nuke deal, which
Speaker 4: come on even if Iran had honored it would have
Speaker 4: only delayed their getting nukes, not prevented it. That view
Speaker 4: seems to be in complete denial of what Iran's intentions
Speaker 4: have almost certainly always been and always will be to
Speaker 4: destroy Israel.
Speaker 3: We can't negotiate them into being like us. That's a
Speaker 3: naivete that a bad actor will take advantage of. I
Speaker 3: would add over and over again, Pallo, bullies and bad actors.
Speaker 3: Now is always understand one thing strength. The only reason
Speaker 3: we have the luxury of holding the beliefs that reason
Speaker 3: can win the day is because we've been the bully.
Speaker 3: Our strength was unquestioned and we used it to promote
Speaker 3: that narrative that strength isn't what it used to be.
Speaker 3: You know, there is a lot of truth to the
Speaker 3: fact that people would sit down and talk with us
Speaker 3: because they knew they had to, and people started to think,
Speaker 3: oh no, no, like an intellectual like Obama thought, no,
Speaker 3: everything can be cured and solved by sitting down and
Speaker 3: talking around tables then breaking for a fancy lunch. Now
Speaker 3: only if there's a big giant stick behind your back.
Speaker 4: Let's see Brett On the National Guard in La says,
Speaker 4: back me up, bro, I have much more confidence confronting
Speaker 4: a bully when.
Speaker 1: My brothers are in the bar with me.
Speaker 3: The police officers in Los Angeles probably feel the same
Speaker 3: way with the National Guard just around the corner.
Speaker 1: Oh to if.
Speaker 5: Things you like, really went crazy.
Speaker 4: On the phony bolooney activist senator getting wrestled to the
Speaker 4: ground the other day thirty.
Speaker 3: Michaels, Oh, we don't have time for this. Clever, it's entertaining,
Speaker 3: it's humorous. Well, we haven't done the story at all.
Speaker 3: Maybe we should do it to kick off hour two.
Speaker 3: We've got some insight from a mole in the Secret
Speaker 3: service adjacent sort of thing. I'm trying to be vague,
Speaker 3: but some interesting and trained moles. I like the masade.
Speaker 3: We have moles, trained moles. Anyway, a lot to come.
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