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Speaker 1: to Coast AM on iHeart Radio. For the first time

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Speaker 1: in nearly three months. Russia flu nuclear capable bombers near Japan,

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Speaker 1: the latest sign of increasing tensions in the region. There.

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Speaker 1: That's the latest provocation from Russia, coming as Secretary of

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Speaker 1: State Rex Tillerson visits Moscow, the first visit by a

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Speaker 1: Cabinet member to Russia since President Trump assumed office. Dr

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Speaker 1: Jerome Corsi from Info Wars dot com with us Jerry,

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Speaker 1: I wants your take on all of this. How this

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Speaker 1: is unfolding to me? It's pretty uncomfortable. Oh, sorry, and

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Speaker 1: extremely uncomfortable. George. I think it's the tension with North

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Speaker 1: Korea and tension between the United States and Russia is

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Speaker 1: pretty much at a high point right now and unpredictable.

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Speaker 1: If if North Korea does actually go forward with a

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Speaker 1: nuclear task and we have a task force with the

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Speaker 1: Carl Vinson moving aircraft carrier moving towards North Korea, it

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Speaker 1: certainly spells a confrontation, a military confrontation, and another possibility

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Speaker 1: of a missile attack or attack like we saw in Syria.

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Speaker 1: And that's just ramping up again the military tension, and

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Speaker 1: it's unpredictable and extremely dangerous at a level I don't

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Speaker 1: think we've seen in terms of military tension for really

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Speaker 1: since the Cold War. Jerry, you know, i spent nine

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Speaker 1: years with the Navy, so I'm pretty familiar with some

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Speaker 1: of our technology, very familiar with our submarine technology. And

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Speaker 1: there was a report today that North Korea might have

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Speaker 1: forty types of forty subs at least forty maybe fifty

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Speaker 1: subs that we cannot account for, and that some of

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Speaker 1: them may have nukes aboard. Now, if that's the case,

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Speaker 1: he could have those parked right off of the West coast,

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Speaker 1: maybe even the east coast. It's a possibility. I think

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Speaker 1: probably forty is too many, and I'm not sure, how

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Speaker 1: really capable they all are of launching a nuclear weapon,

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Speaker 1: but I think, George, the possibility is there. And also

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Speaker 1: consider even an e MP attack. In other words, maybe

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Speaker 1: a missile fired from a submarine that explodes in the

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Speaker 1: high altitude with a nuclear weapon, causing a electrical and

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Speaker 1: other storm throughout the United States that would turn off computers,

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Speaker 1: electricity and all other kinds of electronic mechanisms. It's a possibility.

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Speaker 1: It's you know, we don't really know what the full

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Speaker 1: capabilities of North Korea are. We know they're developing in

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Speaker 1: the developing very fast. And that's again one of the

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Speaker 1: difficult issues here is that you know, who's going to

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Speaker 1: control North Korea. I'm not sure China it's really got

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Speaker 1: the leash on North Korea. And I think Donald Trump

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Speaker 1: is really, you know, as president, not prepared to let

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Speaker 1: the situation just drift. And it's taking a much more

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Speaker 1: confrontationals opposition towards it than did President Obama. Well that's

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Speaker 1: going to be good or not. It's going to depend

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Speaker 1: on how it turns out. In it it's unpredictable and

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Speaker 1: extremely dangerous. Well, and jury is this administration thinking things through?

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Speaker 1: And let me tell you why I bring this up.

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Speaker 1: During the campaign, you know, he said that we're through

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Speaker 1: with NATO, We're getting out of it. NATO's not getting

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Speaker 1: good anymore, We're spending too much money. Nobody else contributes.

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Speaker 1: It was his decision to basically get out of NATO.

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Speaker 1: Now that he's president today, NATO's okay, it's a good thing.

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Speaker 1: What concerns me and I think we always should have

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Speaker 1: can you say these things before the election and then

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Speaker 1: later on backtrack. Well, it's actually a traditional part of

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Speaker 1: be a certain number of policies that President Trump will

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Speaker 1: But then you you you face reality how hard it's

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Speaker 1: And you know, that's that's really a very difficult position

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Speaker 1: diplomatically to be at. That the tensions are extremely high

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Speaker 1: actually produces a stronger America, more confrontational, but yet we

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Speaker 1: dangerous policy to go to the confrontation route. And that's

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Speaker 1: what we're doing right now. It's very different that we

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Speaker 1: did under President Obama. Yeah it is, and we didn't

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Speaker 1: expect this. And of course, you know, listening to Howard

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Speaker 1: Beale from the movie Network, just leave us alone. Let

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Speaker 1: us have our toasters and our radial tires and our

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Speaker 1: want this. I'm bringing in Howard Bloom for a second.

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Speaker 1: Howard Bloom, of course, author of The Mohammed Code and

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Speaker 1: a number of other books. Howard. A few weeks ago,

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Speaker 1: the big story, of course was whether anybody with the

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Speaker 1: Trump campaign colluded with the Russians. Now that's a story

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Speaker 1: that has totally fallen off the headlines. So I'm asking

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Speaker 1: you this, what's going on. Well, it's a story that

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Speaker 1: shouldn't fall out of the headlines because right now the

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Speaker 1: Russians are trying to manipulate elections in France and Germany,

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Speaker 1: and they're using the same electronic means, and there are

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Speaker 1: ten thousand uh moles or trolls. But but here's what's happening.

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Speaker 1: I mean, you summed it up very well. Jerry Corsi

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Speaker 1: getting scary. Russia's Communist Party newspaper Pravda reports that North

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Speaker 1: of his capital city, kyeong Yang to evacuate. The North

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Speaker 1: ask why, to make enough room for chiong Yang's remaining

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Speaker 1: two point four million people in the city's immense fallout shelters. Now,

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Speaker 1: a lot of what appears in the Russian press is fantasy.

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Speaker 1: But several newspapers in Britain have repeated this Kyong Yang

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Speaker 1: of actuation report and have seemingly backed it with material

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Speaker 1: from credible sources in South Korea. Meanwhile, as you just reported,

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Speaker 1: according to Ry Warritors, which is a far more respectable

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Speaker 1: news source, John Yang's two hundred foreign journalists have been

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Speaker 1: assembled and have been told to prepare for a big

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Speaker 1: important event on Thursday. And that's today Korean time in

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Speaker 1: North Korea. This Saturday is the Day of the Sun,

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Speaker 1: north Korea's biggest holiday. It's the hundred and fifth anniversary

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Speaker 1: of the birth of modern North Korea's founder, Kim Il Sung,

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Speaker 1: which is Kim ill Kim Il Sung is Kim Jong's grandfather,

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Speaker 1: and they have a history in North Korea rolling out

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Speaker 1: major weapons um on this day. One suspicions, as you said,

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Speaker 1: that North Korea is about to make it sixth test

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Speaker 1: of a nuclear weapon, But we really don't know what

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Speaker 1: else Kim Joan might have up as highly unpredictable sleeve.

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Speaker 1: And meanwhile, as you just reported, Russia has just flown

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Speaker 1: has intercepted communication between Syrian military and chemical experts that

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Speaker 1: seemingly proves that Syria's dictator but Shirasad, was behind the

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Speaker 1: chemic chemical attacks and embleb that killed roughly Eiden civilians.

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Speaker 1: What's more, On Wednesday, again, you and Jerry just discussed it.

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Speaker 1: America's new Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson met with Lada

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Speaker 1: Reputin and with Tutin's foreign ministers Sergei Lavro, and the

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Speaker 1: meeting did not go well. Putin and Lavrov did their

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Speaker 1: very best to look far stronger than Tillerson and far

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Speaker 1: stronger than the United States. Putin and Lava basically baled

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Speaker 1: Tillerson out for America's Tomacow missile missile strike on the

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Speaker 1: alsherid Elva airfield in Syria last Thursday night, and they

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Speaker 1: beefed up missile defenses and a Russian military retaliation. These

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Speaker 1: hints of war are all a part of a showdown.

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Speaker 1: We discussed this last Thursday between two global alliances. One

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Speaker 1: alliances NATO, with England, France, and Germany at its center

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Speaker 1: and a gaggle of others. And NATO supports Donald Trump's

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Speaker 1: move last Thursday hitting that Al Sharatta based with fifty

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Speaker 1: Syrian military jets. The other alliance is Russia, China, Iran,

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Speaker 1: North Korea and Syria. If one of these alliances is

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Speaker 1: will light up like a chain of firecrackers, except the

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Speaker 1: explosions will be nuclear. And one more tiny word you've

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Speaker 1: heard of Game of Thrones. We are in the game

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Speaker 1: of bullies. Trump Putin and Jim Ping are out to

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Speaker 1: trick is that a wrong move could lead to nuclear destruction.

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Speaker 1: Is the tension worse than the nineteen Cuban miss little crisis?

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Speaker 1: That's hard to say because I was a kid back

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Speaker 1: then and we were afraid that World War three was

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Speaker 1: about to break out. But there are more players involved

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Speaker 1: this time, and with more players, there are more unpredictables.

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