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Speaker 1: America deserves answers as far as what happened in Afghanistan.

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Speaker 5: State Marine Corps Sergeant Joanni Rosario Riccardo was part of

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Speaker 10: It's a part of a history of broken treaties and promises,

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Speaker 7: to be engineers, and they had five hour five our

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Speaker 7: calculus at eight o'clock in the morning on those cold

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Speaker 7: winter mornings. They'll kind of weed out who the ribbon

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Speaker 7: clerks were and who the serious people were, and they

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Speaker 7: weeded them out fast. Well, it's the people that's stuck

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Speaker 7: with the program that now are unemployed or underemployed, not

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Speaker 7: getting paid for what their real value is. We're going

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Speaker 7: to lose this country unless we address this. And yes,

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Speaker 7: some economic interests that now are in control of this

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Speaker 7: country are not gonna like it. They're not They're gonna

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Speaker 7: sit there and go no. But I can get people cheaper,

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Speaker 7: and I can get them to work one hundred hours

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Speaker 7: a week and live ten to a condo in Silicon Valley.

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Speaker 7: Short break, We're gonna turn to wars in the Rumor

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Speaker 7: of War Next in the War.

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Speaker 12: Room, here's your host, Stephen k Back.

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Speaker 7: Okay, welcome back. As we commemorate as we always do,

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Speaker 7: the Abbygate disaster and thirteen heroes. They gave their life

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Speaker 7: in defense of their country and what the reality is

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Speaker 7: of this country that they were going to come back to,

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Speaker 7: because that's the generation we're stealing from. Yeah, we're stealing

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Speaker 7: from it. We've let allowed corporate interest and corporate interest

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Speaker 7: that is not all the time American to kind of

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Speaker 7: set the rules of the game here. It's time that's

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00:27:45,800 --> 00:27:49,159
Speaker 7: got to be stopped. And we don't need changes on

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Speaker 7: the margin to the visus. We don't need right now,

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Speaker 7: there's such a scam, it's so complicated. It's just let's

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Speaker 7: be simple, full stop boom, start shipping people out of here.

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Speaker 7: Open up those opportunities for Americans. I keep giving the challenge,

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Speaker 7: show me one. You got millions of these h one

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Speaker 7: b visa holders, Show me one, Give me one one

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Speaker 7: that has an educational end or experience level that cannot

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Speaker 7: be replaced by an American for the billet they're in.

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Speaker 7: I put this challenge out and somebody in Silicon Valley

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Speaker 7: did contact me one time, and they came up with

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Speaker 7: one that was potential, some guy coming out of France

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Speaker 7: that has some very particular thing. But then when you

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Speaker 7: spent ten minutes with you, you realize New New New,

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Speaker 7: there was a very specialized thing. But it's totally he's

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Speaker 7: totally replacing American that can fit into that billet. Well,

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Speaker 7: it's not a lot we can do about Afghanistan or

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Speaker 7: Iraq except for accountability, which we have not had. And

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Speaker 7: accountability goes a long way to honoring the dead and

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Speaker 7: Section sixty of Arlington National Cemetery to show them that

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Speaker 7: your life had some meaning. And we will hold people

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Speaker 7: accountable that God is into these debacles, and we will

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Speaker 7: not honor them and give them prestige and big jobs

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Speaker 7: and put them on TV all the time and give

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Speaker 7: them honorary degrees and just let them go on like

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Speaker 7: nothing happened. No, if you do that, you're not going

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Speaker 7: to have a country. What we can do, for we

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Speaker 7: the living and for these young kids coming up is

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Speaker 7: make sure that this does not happen again. And that

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Speaker 7: is why we've been so adamant about Ukraine from the

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Speaker 7: very eve of the war. And yes we have been

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Speaker 7: one thousand percent correct on Ukraine from the beginning, full stop,

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Speaker 7: every aspect of it. We told you what was going

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Speaker 7: to happen. We told you how it was going to happen.

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Speaker 7: We told you who is going to be asked to

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Speaker 7: pay for it? All of it. And we are where

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Speaker 7: we are. And you had that. President Trump exposed it

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Speaker 7: last week when he had them all here right, all

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Speaker 7: went back, all went back. What are they doing? You

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Speaker 7: know they got you know, they're not gonna put any troops.

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Speaker 7: Nobody's gonna wait the line of contact. They're gonna put

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Speaker 7: up any real money. Today they're talking about a big deal?

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Speaker 7: Is a Linsky's working on a billion dollars a month

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Speaker 7: from the Europeans? A billion dollars a month? They consider

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Speaker 7: that a big deal?

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Speaker 5: Was it?

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Speaker 7: Three hundred and fifty billion dollars we put into this fiasco,

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Speaker 7: including paying for their teachers and nurses. Pension funds? You

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Speaker 7: got a pension? How's that pension? How you sitting on

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Speaker 7: that good pension? Is that pension working out for you?

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Speaker 7: How's that going? Young people in your twenties and thirties,

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Speaker 7: how's that pension? Pension? Good? You come from that pension

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Speaker 7: plan you're gonna work hard and get that pension. No,

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Speaker 7: you don't have a pension. Not gonna have a pension.

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Speaker 7: They got them in Ukraine though, on your money, Europeans,

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Speaker 7: big shots, the European elites. What they're doing is they're

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Speaker 7: gonna put up billion dollars a month to buy American arms.

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Speaker 7: That's where are billion dollars a month? And look the Russians,

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Speaker 7: I don't know, they're running. They're running. They're fighting the

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Speaker 7: war the same way they fought it in World War Two,

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Speaker 7: just grind it out. And their casual rates they could

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Speaker 7: care less. And now we know from sources right that

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Speaker 7: and President Trump has been implying this entire time, is

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Speaker 7: one point seven million Ukrainians dead and wounded. This is

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Speaker 7: why six hundred twenty five thousand this year. You notice

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Speaker 7: you don't see a lot of Remember back in the beginning,

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Speaker 7: when MSNBC and CNN were at the front line and

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Speaker 7: they were giving you footage, and they were giving you

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Speaker 7: war you know, they were being war correspondence. Thought everyone

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Speaker 7: was Edward R. Murrow, Right. You don't see any that anymore.

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Speaker 7: You haven't seen that in twenty twenty five. You know why,

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Speaker 7: because they're getting crushed. They're getting crushed, six hundred and

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Speaker 7: twenty five thousand people dead, and the Ukrainians are livid

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Speaker 7: about it. That's why there's no elections. And that's one

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Speaker 7: of those things totally sorted because Salensi's going to go

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Speaker 7: I don't know, to the Gulf Emirates, a UAE or

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Speaker 7: somewhere and hideout. The way we can avoid this is

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Speaker 7: not to be sucked into any more of them. And

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Speaker 7: this audience had a heroic effort during the first part

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Speaker 7: of this Persian war, and that was we went absolutely nuts,

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Speaker 7: and you work the phones, you let people know, no,

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Speaker 7: we're not going to get sucked in here to a

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Speaker 7: regime change war. We've already done that in Iraq, Orady

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Speaker 7: did that in Afghanistan. You saw how it worked out.

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Speaker 7: Not going to do that. And President Trump came up

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Speaker 7: with a solution, an expeditionary force of submarines with Tomahawk

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Speaker 7: missiles and of course the amazing strategic bombing. We have

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Speaker 7: to and I quote him, total obliteration of their nuclear

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Speaker 7: enhancement program, of which, as I sit on the show

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Speaker 7: over and over again, there was no urgency to it.

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Speaker 7: That was a total and complete lie. Of Benjamin Ntnya,

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Speaker 7: who in his government a bald faced lie to keep

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Speaker 7: him in power. But that would we stopped the regime

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Speaker 7: change as much as they wanted. Chase now Netnya, who's

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Speaker 7: given interviewer saying, Hey, there's guys over there saying we

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Speaker 7: want to retieve to change war. I don't know what

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Speaker 7: they're thinking, dude. We can cut tape and play it

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Speaker 7: NonStop for hours of you arguing for that and pushing

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Speaker 7: for it NonStop. Well, it's coming and we got to

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Speaker 7: get in front of it and we got to stop it.

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Speaker 7: I've got two great guests. Treetah Parsi joins me, works

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Speaker 7: with my brother Kurt Mills and the team. Treta, you've

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Speaker 7: had and I haven't had a chance to get you

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Speaker 7: up because we had so many live things with the

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Speaker 7: with the White House. But you've got an amazing piece.

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Speaker 7: I think it's up in foreign policy, the coming Iranian

563
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Speaker 7: war in mid September and how we can avoid it.

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Speaker 7: Walk me through. First of people are gonna say, well,

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Speaker 7: hang on, what is Treeah talking about? What a bandon

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Speaker 7: talking about? These these these these guys are anti Israel.

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Speaker 7: They're they're isolation is they're pacifist. That war's over. President

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Speaker 7: Trump named it the Twelve Day War. It's done. Why

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Speaker 7: are these why are you guys trying to be troublemakers

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Speaker 7: and bring this back up?

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Speaker 13: Sir, Thanks for having me on, Steve, and thank you

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Speaker 13: for all the efforts you did to make sure that

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Speaker 13: that war was stopped. Look, the big calculation in all

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Speaker 13: of this was not centered on the nuclear programs, So

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Speaker 13: Trump saying that it was obliterated does not satisfy what

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Speaker 13: the Israelis were looking for. As you pointed out, they

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Speaker 13: wanted a regime change, but they wanted more than that,

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Speaker 13: the ultimate objective. They had three objectives. The first one

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Speaker 13: was to finally get the US.

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Speaker 2: Into a war with Lebrn.

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Speaker 13: They had tried for twenty years. In that sense, at

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Speaker 13: least partially, the succeeded. They wanted to have regime collapse.

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Speaker 13: They were quite successful in the beginning, but rather quickly.

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Speaker 13: The Iranians managed to replace all of the generals, etc.

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Speaker 13: That have been killed by these rallies in the first

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Speaker 13: twenty four hours of the war. And then they start

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Speaker 13: firing back, and these rallies took a lot of Hits

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Speaker 13: most important thing was to degrade Iran to the point

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Speaker 13: in which is what would turn Iran into the next

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Speaker 13: Syria or Lebanon, a country that these Raelis can bomb

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Speaker 13: at will with impunity without US involvement.

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Speaker 2: That did not succeed.

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Speaker 13: But having started this, the Israelis now are under their

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Speaker 13: own pressure to finish it and do so before the

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Speaker 13: Vanias rebuild their air defense systems, et cetera, et cetera.

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Speaker 13: And as a result, I do think that it's quite

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Speaker 13: likely that before December at least, the Israelis will strike

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Speaker 13: again and will try everything in their power again.

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Speaker 2: To drag the US into that war.

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Speaker 13: And ultimately it is about domination in the Middle East,

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Speaker 13: and we have to ask ourselves is the Middle East

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Speaker 13: that important to the United States any longer? And if

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Speaker 13: it isn't, does it really matter to us? Who is

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Speaker 13: the top dog in the Middle East? Is that our

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Speaker 13: fight or not?

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Speaker 7: Let me go back when you say under pressure, they've

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Speaker 7: got their plateful. I mean the interesting thing I find

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Speaker 7: when we look at Israel to study it today is

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Speaker 7: the IDF I mean, the actual people that have to

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Speaker 7: fight these wars are there's a huge schism between the politicians.

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Speaker 7: The politicians net Yahoo's government and the IDF about exactly

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Speaker 7: what the plan is in the first order of business,

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Speaker 7: which is, let's get this thing sorted in Gaza, right

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Speaker 7: and particularly taking on the dead enders I don't know,

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Speaker 7: the twenty thousand Hamas Muslim Brotherhood combatants that are still

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Speaker 7: dug in there. And also and then post that, how

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Speaker 7: do you occupy it or what do you do with it?

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Speaker 7: That is overwhelming. Today there's going to be another set

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Speaker 7: of huge demonstrations in Israel as as the country's kind

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Speaker 7: of torn apart about its direction. How can they possibly

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Speaker 7: be considering another front when they're still you know, you're

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Speaker 7: you're still still they're still dealing with hesblah, They're still

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Speaker 7: working on the Northern Front. But this thing in Gaza

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Speaker 7: is so overwhelming that even the IDF, which kind of

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Speaker 7: has this legendary reputation, has been at this for what

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Speaker 7: two years, uh with no solutions.

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Speaker 13: Sir, I think that's a great point, But here's the

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Speaker 13: missing piece of that steed, the equation changes dramatically if

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Speaker 13: the United States is paying for that war. You're quite

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Speaker 13: right face with all of these challenges and clear divisions

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Speaker 13: in Israel about what to do with Gaza, why would

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Speaker 13: they want another front. Well, if someone else is paying

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Speaker 13: for that war, then that's a very different question. And

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Speaker 13: this is what the Israelis have been seeking to do

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Speaker 13: to try to make sure that they drag the US

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Speaker 13: into that war. Moreover, I think we should also be clear,

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Speaker 13: precisely because this is so divisive inside of is Or

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Speaker 13: right now, the question of Gaza Iran is actually a

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Speaker 13: political benefit for Natanya. There was quite strong support for

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Speaker 13: his war with Iran inside of Israeli society, even amongst

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Speaker 13: those who are dead set against Natanya. So he didn't

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Speaker 13: get necessarily a long standing jump bump in the polls

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Speaker 13: because of it, but he did get a reprieve in

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Speaker 13: the sense that the population by and large were.

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Speaker 2: In support of it.

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Speaker 13: So precisely because Gaza has become such an infested problem

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Speaker 13: for them domestically, shifting towards Iran actually makes political sense

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Speaker 13: for it.

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Speaker 7: To me out, what is the case of the opposition.

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Speaker 7: I mean, they're at war regardless, and they still haven't

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Speaker 7: had a commission. We still don't know how October seventh happened.

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Speaker 7: I think there's all kind of unsettling questions you have

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Speaker 7: to ask about how that even came about. But since

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Speaker 7: they haven't done that. What is the opposition saying about

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Speaker 7: Natna inside the country. I mean, what is there what

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Speaker 7: better idea that they have than what he's got is that, Hey,

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Speaker 7: we got to clear this out. I know we have

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Speaker 7: the hostage. I'm trying to negotiate, but we got to

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Speaker 7: take care of this because it's a ticking time bomb

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Speaker 7: inside the country. What's the opposition to NETNYA who say

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Speaker 7: right now?

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Speaker 13: This is a variety of voices, but what you hear

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Speaker 13: from the Israeli military is that there are no military

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Speaker 13: slaughter that is taking place while completely destroying is well

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Speaker 13: standing internationally. There are no major military objectives to be gained. Rather,

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Speaker 13: this is some that Natanialo wants to keep going because

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Speaker 13: once the war ends, he's going to be facing tremendous

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Speaker 13: amount of political problems at home, including a potential prison sentence.

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Speaker 2: This is also where Iran comes in.

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Speaker 13: If he manages to create some other form of a

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Speaker 13: forever war with Yvon in the midst of all of this,

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Speaker 13: then perhaps he doesn't need Guanza because he has another word,

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Speaker 13: I will keep him in office. So you hear this

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Speaker 13: from a lot of different areas inside of Israeli society.

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Speaker 13: It's not as if that is a highly contended argument.

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Speaker 13: It's the question is how do you get out of

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Speaker 13: this situation in which Natanyahu manages to just stay in

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Speaker 7: What about? What about the dead enders? You do have

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Speaker 7: a couple of brigades at least of Hamas fighters that

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Speaker 7: have not been eradicated. When you say strategic, I mean

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Speaker 7: Gaza City is an objective, right, and it's it's not

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Speaker 7: like it's not like in Ukraine where it's a moving front.

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Speaker 7: But isn't it like Fallujah that you're down to the

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Speaker 7: dead enders right now? And you know, as that's what

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Speaker 7: made Fallujah awful at some point in time. If you

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Speaker 7: want to take care of it, somebody's got to go

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Speaker 7: in and somebody's got to go door to door and

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Speaker 7: kick in that door. Sir, we got thirty seconds there.

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Speaker 7: I'll hold you through it. But isn't that one of

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Speaker 7: the rubs of it that they've got to go in

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Speaker 7: and get the Muslim Brotherhood fighters out?

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Speaker 5: Well?

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Speaker 13: The bottom line is after two years of doing all

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Speaker 13: of this and destroying all the Gauz, that they have

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Speaker 13: not managed to do this if if they actually still exist,

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Speaker 13: and we frankly don't know quite yet whether that is

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Speaker 13: the case or not. But to just continuing in this

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Speaker 13: hamas it looks increasingly and they're saying it publicly, it

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Speaker 13: looks like an annexation of Gaza, which is a completely

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Speaker 13: different proposition.

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Speaker 7: Hangar for a second Treatom appreciate you being on this morning.

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Speaker 7: any of it. Very proud of this a trigger. What's

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Speaker 7: going to be the trigger? If you say this is

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Speaker 7: going to happen sometime this fall, what is going to

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Speaker 7: be the trigger? Is going to be done for political reasons,

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Speaker 7: domestic political reasons. What do you believe the trigger event

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Speaker 7: will be that we should be on the outlook for, sir.

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Speaker 13: I don't think it necessarily will be a trigger. It

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Speaker 13: will be whether the Israelis reach readiness to do this,

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Speaker 13: meaning that they have replenished their stock pile of interceptors

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Speaker 13: there's a political opening in Washington for them to push

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Speaker 13: this through.

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Speaker 2: There could be triggers.

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Speaker 13: For instance, there may be a snapback decision at the UN.

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Speaker 13: The Europeans may trigger this next week, which would snap

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Speaker 13: back all of the.

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Speaker 2: Previous UN sanctions on Iran.

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Speaker 13: That could potentially be a political lubricant, But I would

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Speaker 13: say that that is a secondary factor. The most important

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Speaker 13: thing is that the Israelis are ready themselves for the

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Speaker 13: second round. I think one thing to keep in mind

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Speaker 13: that is very important is the second round is not

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Speaker 13: likely to be similar to the first round. In the

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Speaker 13: first round, the Israelis took the Iranians by surprise.

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Speaker 2: They did a spectacular.

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Speaker 13: Intelligence job inside of Iran and had plenty of people

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Speaker 13: inside of it. They may be able to pull that

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Speaker 13: off again. But more importantly, the Iranians were playing the

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Speaker 13: long game. They thought it was going to be a

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Speaker 13: long war. Instead, Trump essentially ended it after twelve days.

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Speaker 13: For the second war, I think the Iranians are going

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Speaker 13: to try to strike at Israel as hard and as

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Speaker 13: fast as possible to dispel them of the notion that

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Speaker 13: Iran can be turned into Assyria or a Lebanon that

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Speaker 13: is mowing the grass strategy simply will not work. That

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Speaker 13: means that the pressure on the United States to get

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Speaker 13: into that war is going to be much much greater

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Speaker 13: than it was last time around my field.

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Speaker 7: This is what this is my anger about this first

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Speaker 7: and first off, the sense of urgency was totally completely

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Speaker 7: made up. That's a bald face lie number one. Number two,

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Speaker 7: Netanyahu started something that not only couldn't you finish, they

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Speaker 7: didn't even conceptually have the ability to finish, like taking

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Speaker 7: out the upgrade program. Listen, it wasn't just the bombers,

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Speaker 7: the strategic bombers coming. We did nineteen seventies and nineteen

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Speaker 7: eighties technology in Tomahawk missiles, cruise missiles from Navy submarines,

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Speaker 7: thirty of them to take out the landing, so you needed.

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Speaker 7: You know, these guys had no ability whatsoever of what

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Speaker 7: their big cause of belly was about the nuclear Richmond program.

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Speaker 7: They did not have a modicum of ability to do

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Speaker 7: that and therefore should never start the war if they

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Speaker 7: didn't have They were going to depend upon the Americans

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Speaker 7: from the beginning, and Tom Cotton and Lindsey Graham when

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Speaker 7: they sit up there, they're lying. That's a fact. Number two.

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Speaker 7: The more disturbing fact for the Israeli people is they

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Speaker 7: didn't have the ability to stop the incoming. We were

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Speaker 7: drawn as combatant immediately. We sent the AEGIS cruisers to

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Speaker 7: the eastern Mediterranean. We gave all these air assets. I

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Speaker 7: think we used twenty five percent of our our fed

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Speaker 7: you know, missiles in defense. And I'm telling you and

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Speaker 7: I think this is why President Trump struck as quickly

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Speaker 7: as he did and didn't give it two weeks. Tel

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Speaker 7: Aviv was getting hammered, hammered in those last couple of

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Speaker 7: days before President Trump stopped the twelve day war. I

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Speaker 7: don't know if anything's fundamentally changed on that. We'll let

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Speaker 7: me get Brandon wikerd in here. Brandon, we've had you

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Speaker 7: on about Ukraine, but you wrote a brilliant book, The

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Speaker 7: Shadow War about this. I guess this the animosity that

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Speaker 7: the Iranians the Persians have had with the United States.

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Speaker 7: Do you agree with you agree with treatad that we're

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Speaker 7: going to be heading towards another potential conflict that could

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Speaker 7: be a regime change type of conflict go ahead.

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Speaker 14: So we're definitely yeah, we're definitely headed toward a conflict

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Speaker 14: in Trida that was an excellent article you wrote. I

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Speaker 14: one hundred percent agree with what he's saying about the timeline.

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Speaker 14: I don't know from our end if we would want

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Speaker 14: to do regime change, but I do think the risk

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Speaker 14: is very high that we're going to get pulled into

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Speaker 14: whatever the Israelis are getting ready to initiate. The point

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Speaker 14: about the stockpiles is very key here, though, as you know,

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Speaker 14: I was on with your show last time we were

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Speaker 14: speaking about depleted stockpiles. We have not restored our own stockpiles,

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Speaker 14: and so I don't know if it will be September

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Speaker 14: ish if the conflict could begin, because I'm not convinced

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Speaker 14: Israel has been able to replenish their own supplies because

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Speaker 14: we haven't been able to replenish our supplies, especially now

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Speaker 14: with Ukraine still going on and this thing with Venezuela

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Speaker 14: popping off soon.

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Speaker 7: So I'm not convinced.

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Speaker 14: Yet September, but definitely toward December, I would say Trida

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Speaker 14: is absolutely on the money. I just want to remind

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Speaker 14: audiences though we should not support any regime change war

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Speaker 14: the Middle East. In fact, we should be trying to

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Speaker 14: get out of the Middle East as fast as possible

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Speaker 14: and worry about our own hemisphere. The problem is, though

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Speaker 14: we do need to remember the Iranian regime is not

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Speaker 14: our friend, and so we're in a bit of a

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Speaker 14: bind here because you've got the Zionists on one side

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Speaker 14: trying to do this mowing the grass strategy, which is

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Speaker 14: not going to work, and then you've also got Islamus

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Speaker 14: on the other, which we can't rely on as able partners,

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Speaker 14: which is why I argue hand off the region to

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Speaker 14: the to the Arabs and the Israelis and let them

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Speaker 14: figure it out and get us out of there, and

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Speaker 14: stop giving the aid that we're giving to everybody, because

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Speaker 7: So that's my view on this. Can you guys hang

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Speaker 7: on for a second. We're going to take a We're

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Speaker 7: gonna take a short commercial break at the top of

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Speaker 7: the hour, and I think President Trump I believe the

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Speaker 7: into this note. But Brandon, the number of the question

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Speaker 7: is we have to make sure that we can make

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Speaker 7: a compelling argument that we can't get it. This is

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Speaker 7: a regime change work, which the last one was This

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Speaker 7: was on that Friday morning when Fox News is sitting

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Speaker 7: there and they're glazing President Trump, and they're glazing Net

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Speaker 7: and Yahoo. And you got Lindsey Graham, you got Tom Cotton.

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Speaker 7: It's the greatest military strike in human history, and the

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Speaker 7: Persians going to collapse in the next six hours. No, no,

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Speaker 7: they want to suck us in. It's a comment not

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Speaker 7: just the Israelis, the Israelis, the net Yahoo part. I'm

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Speaker 7: not so sure the people oppose netyah who want to

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Speaker 7: get into a big regime change war with the Persians,

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Speaker 7: but the net Yahoo for political reasons keep himself politically alive, definitely,

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Speaker 7: But don't blame it all on him. He's got these

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Speaker 7: guys here in the United States. They're every bit as bad,

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Speaker 7: or maybe even worse, because they will look you in

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Speaker 7: the eyes of an American citizen and they will lie

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Speaker 7: to you. You get into a regime change war in Persia,

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Speaker 7: you're going to be there for thirty years. Short break

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Speaker 7: back in the warming moment,