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The Raw Deal (11 August 2025) with co-host Joe Olson, PE

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	I need somebody, not just anybody You know I need someone When I was younger, so much younger than today I never needed anybody's help in any way Now but now these days are gone And I'm not so selfish,
	oh Now I find the gentle mind I'm opened up the doors Help me if you can, I'm feeling down And I do appreciate your feeling This is Jim Fetzer,
	your host on The Raw Deal right here on Revolution Radio Studio B. This is 11th day of August 2025.
	We have a summit between Putin and Trump looming in Alaska on the 15th.
	The Burning Platform reports.
	Cold, hard land, cold, hard bargain, Putin and Trump head off to Alaska.
	From a stalled war to a broken oil embargo, the Kremlin's leverage has never looked stronger ahead of the August summit.
	Steve Whitcoff's visit to Moscow has marked a striking shift in American rhetoric.
	Just a couple months ago, in June and July, Donald Trump was threatening the Kremlin with new sanctions and issuing ultimatums.
	Now the agenda includes a Putin-Trump summit scheduled for August 15 in Alaska.
	This 180-degree turn has been accompanied by leaks hitting at possible deals and a return to the thaw in relations we saw last spring.
	If the meeting goes ahead, the Russian president will come in in a far stronger position than he had a few months ago.
	Back in the spring, Trump put for peace looked like a personal whim and the so-called party of war globalists still had cards to play.
	Senator Lindsey Graham sanctioned passage, fresh U.S. arms delivery to Ukraine and the proposal voted by French President Emmanuel Macron and British PM Kirsturmer about sending Western troops to Ukraine.
	Now it looks as if Trump is the one coming back to Vladimir Putin, driven by the failure of his oil embargo on top of that.
	There's an appearance, an illusion, perhaps, that Putin is backed by a united BRICS front, something Trump's own moves have helped bring about.
	Whether that front actually exists or can survive for long is another matter.
	But at this moment, one of Trump's key pillars of leverage looks shaky, if not entirely knocked out from under him.
	I agree with all of that.
	Completely right.
	Meanwhile, we have another report biting his lip.
	Trump listened meekly to Putin's monologue for hours during multiple phone calls, according to the Wall Street Journal.
	Yes, President Trump and Russian President Putin have held multiple phone calls and exchanged messages through intermediaries.
	US officials and others familiar with their interaction told the Wall Street Journal.
	The conversations were generally cordial, a senior administration official said, with Trump repeatedly expressing a desire to revive US-Russian relations based on growing economic cooperation.
	Putin expressed his claims and main demands, including international recognition of Russia's control over Crimea and the Donbass.
	In other words, the efforts of the two leaders to resolve the crisis in Ukraine and bilateral relations go far beyond the public sphere.
	The visible part of geopolitics is much narrower than the current level of interaction.
	There's more about it coming.
	Namely, here's one entitled Putin's Sum using a Derrilla pillow.
	How can you tell?
	Have you heard about Derrilla Ergo?
	A video record that people.
	Let's catch.
	If I'm a betting man, I was always told by professional horse gamblers, they say, never bet against the form.
	Never bet against the form.
	If that horse is going to die on the last quarter mile, there's no chance that in the next month, he's going to show up, draft, and then do a gallant raid at the end and take the race.
	That's not going to happen.
	So the form on the Trump administration is basically string the public along, get the headlines, and then try to develop some last minute leverage or then some crazy sneak attack comes that derails the peace process.
	That's happened multiple times.
	So I'm going to bet fifty percent of my available wager on that happening.
	And there's too many parties that want to derail this.
	First of all, Zelensky.
	Second of all, probably the British.
	They're already dialed in for a long war.
	And some European countries are the same.
	They're well invested in a long, protracted conflict.
	Yeah.
	So am I going to bet against all that?
	Probably not.
	So I'm very skeptical about this because one thing I don't see, Daniel, is I don't see any acknowledgement by Donald Trump about the details of the situation.
	I don't see anything coming out of his mouth or any of his advisors.
	It's not his mouth or any of his advisors that articulates the true nature of the situation because you can't get, there's no deal to be had if the United States, first of all, won't acknowledge that it's a co-belligerent.
	All you hear from Trump is they're killing each other.
	They're killing each other.
	Yeah, but the US is killing Russians and NATO via Ukraine as their proxy.
	Russia is not killing Americans, but the US and NATO are killing Russians.
	So they're a co-belligerent.
	So you can't have a trilateral summit.
	It's not going to succeed.
	You need a neutral party there to guarantee any negotiations and to be the glue that holds it together.
	That would be China or that would be some other major power in good standing.
	There's not very many of them left on the scene.
	Yeah, there aren't many in that basic category.
	I wonder, Gary, if you could put that comment back up on the screen.
	What do you think about this?
	This is interesting.
	Nikos here, I believe is, I think he's actually a Russian person, but he says that the Russians are very angry, and I mean angry at Putin for even meeting with Whitkov when they know an attack will happen soon.
	I think kind of echoes what you said a while ago.
	What do you think of that claim here that Russians are mad at Putin?
	Well, if you understand the Russian political scene, you will know that there's a large portion of the population that are quite hawkish on this.
	They want to see this, A, this conflict be wound up and come to some conclusion, but they are also really furious at having been stabbed in the back by the United States and, of course, Ukraine.
	But with Ukraine, it's neither here nor there.
	But the US led them along last time to peace negotiations in Istanbul.
	Russia sent a full delegation.
	And what happened?
	Surprise attack, Operation Spider's Web.
	I mean, that's just a slap in the face and disrespectful to the Russian Federation.
	So they regard, and the foreign ministry, are not fools.
	Lavrov and his team know that the United States is not agreement capable.
	They have to demonstrate that they are agreement capable at some point, and they haven't done it yet.
	So they'll still keep the door open.
	That's the Russian policy.
	We leave the door open for diplomacy, for negotiations, but they're under no illusions as to what the US can do in terms of holding together with some kind of commitment.
	The other problem is, you know, Trump can't hold fall back because he doesn't have any knowledge of the conflict.
	He doesn't understand the context of it.
	He doesn't understand what the terms really mean.
	You can tell if he did, you'd hear it from Trump at some point in the last four months, but he hasn't been briefed.
	He has no understanding of it, so he can't respect what the other side is putting on the table.
	And so does any of his aides, I haven't heard anything articulate or accurate coming from any of his aides, okay?
	So I have very little confidence that we have anything different going on here than we have before.
	This is a fellow named Patrick Henningsen.
	Seems pretty savvy fellow, But of course, we went through the Minsk Agreement before, which a Russian participated with sincerity, but where the West was playing a con job to beef up Ukraine for what they thought would be a relatively easy defeat of Russia.
	It hasn't worked out that way.
	I'm glad to have Joe Olson back in the saddle.
	Joe's been under the weather of late.
	Joe, welcome back.
	Your thoughts about this forthcoming summit between Putin and Trump.
	Yeah, well, let's put a few things in perspective.
	First of all, we were contacted by Robert David Steele to write a memo to the president about what had happened on World Trade Centers and 911 because that was a campaign promise he made in 2016.
	We sent a memo with 28 different authors and the instructions Robert gave us was that he won't read anything more than two pages.
	So you can't have more than 800 words and it must have a picture.
	And then we find out that he doesn't bother to do daily press briefings and anything.
	He's a messianic megalomaniac that already knows everything.
	So let's rewind back to 2017 when he took office.
	He came in as like a peace candidate.
	First time ever in my whole life that I voted for a Republican or a Democrat in the presidential election.
	I voted for Dr. Spock, the pediatrician down in Florida in the election against Tricky Dick in 1972, the first time I was eligible to vote.
	Voted for John Anderson when he was running against Ronnie Reagan.
	Voted for Perot twice, voted for Ralph Nader three times, voted for Ron Paul three times.
	But I held my nose and said, maybe Trump is going to do what he says he does.
	Gets in.
	I'm driving to Austin to go dancing.
	And it's middle of April, April like 17th or something like that.
	The White Helmets had staged a fake gas.
	attack that was so completely obvious it was ridiculous in Syria.
	And a bonker comes running in and goes, Daddy, daddy, look, there's a picture of a dead baby.
	You've got to kill Assad.
	And so he launches 70 Tomahawk missiles.
	And I went, what the f is this?
	And so then he turns around, 2018 turns around and launches 100 missiles against Syria.
	Okay.
	In 2017, he gave $60 million to Ukraine, including Javelin missiles to shoot down Russian helicopters and Russian tanks.
	Then when he got caught having a fake phone call with somebody in U.S. or whatever it was, he ended up getting embezzled and giving him $400 million to continue the war.
	Trump had four years to exit Afghanistan, Syria, and Iraq, like he promised he would do.
	He didn't do any of those.
	Instead, he escalated in all three of those.
	Then he did the sneak attack on Soleimani.
	You know, bottom line is, and then after that, he gets in in January and he could have ended this and God.
	This and Gaza with a single stroke of the pen, I'm not giving any more aid to either of these.
	These conflicts are going to end in January.
	And instead, he's continued to do genocide in two locations, two million in total in Ukraine at this point, and on the at least half a million in Gaza, and that's all blood on his dirty hands.
	And now he's running around trying to claim a peace prize while they're setting fuses absolutely everywhere.
	Great website.
	Anglo American War on Russia.
	This is twenty nine different episodes at Tales of the American Empire.
	and it gives you complete details.
	United States has had color revolutions in Eastern Europe, a dozen of them since 2002.
	They had one in 2004 that overthrew the original elected government in Ukraine and another one in 2014.
	So everything we've done is to create nothing but warfare constantly because that's how the empire operates.
	Well, Joe, that was quite a tour of force.
	The question was, what do you anticipate coming from this summit meeting in Alaska on the 15th.
	Would you care to expand your comments to include or encompass that prospect where I was drawing a comparison with the Minsk Agreement where the Russians entered into an agreement with the West.
	But even Angela Merkel admits it was just a con job.
	They were just playing the Russians along so they could beef up Ukraine for what they thought would be a relatively easy victory over Russia, which they intend to carve up to exploit for its some 88 trillion in natural resources.
	I can't see where Putin has any basis for any confidence whatsoever in the West, perhaps even especially with Donald Trump.
	In my opinion, he Trump blew the opportunity to improve relations with Russia and he's mishandled foreign policy across the board ever since during his second term.
	Your further thoughts?
	Yeah, well, I'd be real skeptical if I was Putin.
	I would have demanded that Trump meet him in St. Petersburg or meet him somewhere on the eastern coast of Russia or if you had to pick a neutral party, possibly Japan because that's a pretty safe country.
	I'm pretty sure that Russia will be able to maintain air surveillance and protection across the Pacific Ocean, because it's a pretty short hop from the Bering Strait.
	But I have no faith that Trump is an honest player at all.
	He's very uninformed about absolutely everything in the way of geopolitics.
	And he's, you know, an absolute bully.
	And so everything...
	And so basically what Putin's doing is he's giving him a chance to be face to face and hopefully explain some things that Trump is incapable of understanding, but he might be able to see it if it's face to face.
	Who knows?
	I'm not really optimistic about anything good happening out of this, but if it does, thank God because we don't need Armageddon.
	Well, here's another piece from this time from the gateway content.
	Russians warned Titanic efforts underway to disrupt the Trump Putin meeting in Alaska.
	As a result of the eleventh hour trip from US Special Envoy Steve Whitcock to Moscow, a meeting between Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin became a reality.
	And what's more, both sides now firmly believe there's an acceptable plan being negotiated that'll put an end to the war in Ukraine.
	What exactly this plan is, the public hasn't been told, which leave plenty of space for the mainstream media to fill in the blanks with propaganda aimed at disrupting the summit and the peace progress.
	Besides that, there's also the fact that as they expected, Ukraine had been put in a secondary position out of the main discussion and the same goes for any of the war-hungry European leaders.
	Thus we have Zelensky melting down on the Trump-Putin meeting, refusing any concessions.
	How do you deal with a guy in utter denial?
	Check it out here.
	Very far from this event, which is ongoing on our land, against our people, which will not end without Ukraine.
	Putin did not believe in our people, so he boasted of his hopeless decision to try to take Ukraine.
	It was his main mistake not to care about the Ukrainians.
	He did not believe in our people.
	The Ukrainians are strong, the Ukrainians are defending themselves.
	indignity for peace, the war must end And Russia must finish what it started, but it drags on without listing any deadlines or conditions.
	And that's exactly the problem.
	There's more from this guy, but he's pretty hopeless, Joe.
	He doesn't want to give any territorial concessions.
	He still, I think, wants to join NATO.
	He even wants reparations.
	from Russia.
	And the meanwhile, Russia wants to maintain all the territories it possesses now, roughly frozen at the lines of combat, that there should be no NATO in the future ever for Ukraine.
	It also wants demilitarization and denazification.
	I've heard some talk about there being a buffer area for NATO troops, but that would be a colossal mistake in my opinion.
	I do not believe Putin ought to be going along with anything like that.
	We're going to have to see what comes out of it.
	Any of your further thoughts?
	Yeah, well, in addition to the MISC 1 and 2, which were set in place after the Maidan revolution in 2014, where they overthrew the government, the Ukrainian forces bombarded the Donbass and killed 14,000 Russians over the next eight years until finally it got to the point in 2022 that they ended up going to the special military operation.
	And in the spring of 2022, I believe it was around March or April, I think it was April of 2022, they had the Istanbul conference where they had agreed to have peace.
	And Boris Johnson sweeps in and goes, no, no, no, we're going to keep giving you billions of dollars worth of excellent NATO weapons, then you'll be able to beat the crap out of Russia.
	And so Zhao Lensky, who's part of the big money laundering machine over there, decided he would stay with the cocaine and the MIC.
	trinket parade and just continue to massacre his own citizens.
	Absolutely insane.
	So you have no honest partners on the part of NATO, the United States or Ukraine.
	And the only honest partner is Putin.
	And, you know, how's he going to pull that rabbit out of the hat given what he's up against?
	Yeah, I do agree with you.
	Meanwhile.
	Well, the Ukrainian Armed Force drones hit over 23,000 Russian targets in July.
	23,000 Russian targets, Joe.
	That's rather staggering.
	Here's a report about it.
	In July, Ukrainian Armed Force drones hit more than 23,000 Russian targets.
	It was announced by the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, General Oleksandr Serskaya in a post on Facebook.
	The general stressed that unmanned systems.
	have become an important component of the armed forces and together with infantry and artillery are the key to success in deterring the enemy.
	According to him, in July, drones destroyed 23,000 enemy targets.
	FPV drones and night bombing drones account for the lion's share of the damage, and their effectiveness is growing.
	Our main priority is to destroy the enemy's personnel.
	In July, the BGS estimated 5,134 invaders.
	He also noted the units that have become leaders in the fight, the birds of Magars, the BGSU Phoenix unit and Achilles, which I take to be names for drone units there.
	Meanwhile, one more story, Joe, before I get back to you.
	This tiny muscle is the reason behind...
	Yeah.
	Five days away from the meeting in Alaska between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President.
	The whole point is to try and bring this long and bloody war to an end.
	But what we have now in these last days, really, this whole thing started just a few days ago when Trump announced this meeting between Russian and the United States set off a flurry of activity all over Europe and, of course, in Ukraine.
	And now that you have what's what's we're starting to see now, there's basically four.
	various parties that are involved in this and each is trying to exert its views and to try and get something good out of this.
	You have, of course, the Russians, you have the Americans, you have the Ukrainians, and you have the Europeans.
	And in fact, we'll see that there are more contradictions on the three western side than they are on the Russian side.
	And all this is going to come down to a big head on Friday when President Trump meets with Vladimir Putin on American territory.
	Now, let's backtrack a little bit to Friday to kind of see where the sides are, because since Trump made his comments on Friday, there have been additional comments by Zelenskyy.
	There have been additional comments by the Europeans.
	There hasn't been anything new from Russia so far, at least nothing that's been publicly announced, but his positions are really pretty standard and static, and they have probably not changed.
	And that's going to factor in this as well.
	Let's take a look, first of all, this is what President Trump said he wanted to accomplish and why he's thinking that this war can be brought to an end.
	And in these meetings, he's expecting some land to be swapped.
	Well, so let's see actually about territory, Mr. President?
	Well, you're looking at territory that's been fought over for three and a half years with, you know, a lot of Russians have died, a lot of Ukrainians have died.
	So we're looking at that.
	But we're actually looking to get some back and some swapping.
	It's complicated.
	It's actually nothing easy.
	It's very complicated.
	But we're going to get some back we're going to get some uh some switched there'll be some swapping of territories to the betterment of both Yeah, to the betterment of both.
	I mean, I hear you.
	That's ideally what you would like in any kind of negotiations.
	But when you're talking about the bad blood between the two sides and the number of people that have been killed on each side of that line, there's not going to be anything that either side is going to come out and agree.
	This is to our betterment.
	When you have a situation on the ground that favors one side over the other, you've got to have some pretty big incentives for the side with the power dynamics on its favor to be able to agree to something that would come out to the benefit of the side on the weaker side of this.
	This is just common sense in war.
	It's been that way for a millennium throughout human history, really.
	And for Trump to say, hey, we want to have some land swapping, of course, the first question is, what is he talking about?
	And there's been a lot of speculation on that because it's pointed out correctly by many that there's virtually no Russian territory that Ukraine has possession of.
	So we certainly hadn't been talking about this tiny little sliver of a village in the Sumy or a north of the Sumy area inside of Russia.
	So they definitely not talking about that.
	The only thing that makes any sense at all is that he's talking about where the Russians have a foothold in the Sumy region and in two different spots of the Charkiv region and possibly even part of the Dnipropetrovsk region in the east.
	It could be that Russia is saying or that Trump, rather, is thinking, hey, we'll swap that.
	Russia will withdraw from that.
	In exchange, Ukraine will withdraw from the Donbass, et cetera, through the administrative borders here.
	That may happen because it could, could be that Russia says that we don't really want the territory in Sumy and Charkiv because they're pretty small.
	They're not that big.
	Doesn't provide any particular utility to Russia.
	So I can imagine they would pretty easily, quote, swap that.
	So if that's and see what else that colonel has to say to Joe Wilson and Bot.
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	Let's continue with Colonel Davis.
	You have so much valuable information here.
	I'm very impressed.
	That's what Trump's thinking about.
	it, then probably that is something that Putin would be willing to do.
	But then we get to the hard issues, and that, of course, is the four oblasts in the right, in the east of the country.
	And that is where the problem comes in, because Putin has said since June of 2024, he wants Ukraine to withdraw from all of that down to the administrative borders, which include still significant portions of the southern three provinces that Ukraine still has possession of.
	Well, let's take a look now at what Trump also said about how he wants peace and what he's expecting Zelenskyy to do.
	Best and worst dinner for your waistline.
	Asparagus?
	Big thumbs up.
	Asparagus is actually loaded with a prebiotic fiber called inu.
	President Putin, I believe, wants to see peace and Zelensky wants to see peace.
	Now, President Zelensky has to get all of his, everything he needs because he's going to have to get ready to sign something.
	And I think he is working hard to get that done.
	Yeah, see, now then you're really getting into the rub because President Trump is landing the expectation that there's going to be some territory swapped and Zelensky is going to have to note his words there., Zelensky will have to sign something.
	So President Trump is expecting Zelensky to do what Zelensky has said he doesn't want to do and what Zelensky has been fighting for three and a half years not to do, and that is to validate the actual loss of the territory, whatever turns out to be the case here,
	whether that's what Putin wants or Trump's trying to get some middle ground or something because there's apparently some idea that maybe Trump is trying to get Putin to agree to only where the line of contact is in South Paris and Kherson Oblast in the south.
	That probably won't fly.
	But in any case, that's that may be what he's thinking.
	Well, Zelenskyy's not having any of that.
	In fact, what Zelenskyy said.
	He said that after the soundtrack we showed you yesterday, he is even more emphatically against this now.
	Preventive punishment when he gathered a contingent on our borders.
	This led to a full-scale war and occupation of more parts of Ukraine.
	Now Putin wants to see the conquest of the South of our country.
	Full of the territory of Lugansk, Donetsk, Crimea, the South, the Brune, the attempt to do Ukraine, we will not allow the second attempt to do our mission to Ukraine.
	So you see, he directly contradicts Trump on two major issues there.
	The first one is that he says, you know, I don't want just some kind of ceasefire later on.
	I want an immediate and unconditional ceasefire.
	That's what he's been asking for for a long time, because that's what Ukraine desperately needs, both in the air, the sea, and on the ground.
	That's what they want.
	They want an unconditional just stop the fighting and then let's talk.
	Trump's not even talking about that.
	He hasn't even mentioned anything about an unconditional ceasefire.
	Now, he had been said, to be fair, he had set a deadline of yes on Friday that if Putin had not agreed to an unconditional ceasefire, but then he was going to level sanctions and tariffs.
	Well, that went by the wayside, just like every other deadline that Trump has set.
	Recall, Bears repeating, he's going to get it signed and the war over with in 24 hours.
	Then it was going to be 100 days.
	Then it was going to be a few days.
	days and then it was going to be 50 days and then it was going to be 10 days and that every one of those deadlines come and gone and nothing happens and that's the case again this time as well and now Trump's not even talking about ceasefire anymore now he's only talking primarily about swapping of land and then that's the second thing because Ukraine and Zelensky there directly in front of everybody's face says we're not swapping anything.
	It was illegally seized from us, the territory was taken, and we're not going to reward Putin for taking and give him whatever he wants in the south in Zaporizhzhia and Cherson.
	I think the colonel is spot on here and calling it out that Trump has made all the deadlines they meant nothing.
	Trump is talking about laying, swapping territory off of Ukraine.
	Zelensky will not have any of it.
	Joe, I don't see there any solution here.
	Russia holds all the cards.
	There are false reports about casualty figures, some suggesting Russia has lost up to a million men.
	That's baloney.
	The Ukrainians, on the contrary, have lost about a million and a half.
	The Russians about ten percent, one hundred fifty thousand.
	Your further thoughts?
	No.
	Yeah, well, Russia deserves to have an enforceable western, excuse me, an enforceable western border.
	And the only way they can do that is to take everything up to the Dnieper River.
	So they'll have to run up Jilly Jam against Kiev.
	And then they have to limit the ability to produce 20,000 drones a month and attack.
	Russia even after there's a peace deal because there'll be nobody to enforce it even if you try to force Ukraine to be neutral how are you going to keep them from getting weapons you're going to have to take Odessa to deny them port entry and then you're going to have to control entries on the roads and railroads coming in.
	And then you've got no control over the airports.
	So bottom line is they're in an impossible situation.
	And the start of this whole thing, the first thing that the United States and Europe did was to seize $300 billion of Russian SWIFT funds and deny them banking ability.
	So not only have they lost that money because none of it's been recovered, they've also lost the hundreds of billions of dollars that they've spent and the 20,000 or 200,000 soldiers that they've lost.
	So nobody's given them something.
	They have absolutely earned the right to have a safe border and a neutral, non-aggressive neighbor.
	And that's the only way it can end in a peaceful resolution.
	Russia may have launched the special military operation, but it was under provocation from Ukraine.
	They were about to launch an all-out assault on the Donbass.
	And this had all followed the coup of 2014, as you observe, engineered by Victoria Nulhan to replace a Russian friendly president of Ukraine with the Western Stooge of whom Zelensky is a successor.
	And he began artillery attacks.
	into the Donbass almost immediately.
	Thousands of Russian friendly ethnic Russians were killed in these artillery attacks.
	And Putin was slow to respond until it appeared they were about to launch a slaughter of the Donbass, analogous to what's happened in Gaza with the Palestinians.
	So my sentiments are all on Putin's side.
	And he cannot be, you know, friendly to make Trump look good.
	To hell with that.
	Trump looks bad anyway you cut it.
	to be utterly incompetent.
	Meanwhile, even in terms of the Middle East, get this.
	Israel Palestine news reports.
	Trump administration effectively involved in ethnic cleansing plans.
	War on Gaza day 672, just disgusting beyond belief.
	Israeli forces killed at least 36 Palestinians in Gaza Friday, including at least 36 aid seekers in total.
	Israel has killed at least 1,743 aid seekers since May 27, 2025.
	Total number of Palestinians who have died from malnutrition stands at 212.
	Going 98 children, Joe, that's going to increase dramatically.
	Starvation takes a massive toll when you lose trace minerals that are indispensable to your health.
	This happened with Karen Carpenter, who was bulimic.
	She always thought she was too fat, even when she was very thin.
	And when she began eating again, it was too late and she died as a consequence.
	Here's a claim.
	Hamas ready for a comprehensive deal.
	Hamas has said it's ready for a comprehensive deal to release all occupation prisoners in exchange for stopping the war and withdrawing its forces.
	Withdrawing its forces, I must mean Israeli forces.
	We warned the occupation that occupying Gaza City is an adventure that will cost it, meaning Israel, a heavy price and will not be a picnic.
	That his plans and illusions will fail.
	reasonable.
	Meanwhile, you have criticism from How can it be more brutal than it is?
	Israel hardline, Israeli hardline of our Prime Minister Benziel Smoldred has said he has lost confidence in PM Netanyahu's war position on besieged Gaza.
	The foreign minister was referring on Saturday to his objection to the gradual plan to fully occupy the enclave as he favors an immediate and sweeping carnage coupled with illegal Israeli settlements in Gaza.
	The notorious minister who advocates for the forcible displacement of Palestinians from Gaza alongside its settlement said in a video in Acts in the last cabinet meeting early Friday, I lost faith that the Prime Minister cannon wants to lead the Israeli army to a decisive victory.
	The war cabinet approved Netanyahu's gradual plan to fully occupy Gaza and displace Palestinians from the north to the south, a move that has faced opposition from Israeli opponents due to the danger it poses to the lives of the captives.
	Downplaying the plan.
	Smotrich added, Netanyahu and the cabinet decide to carry out a military operation whose goal is not victory, but to pressure Hamas for a partial prisoner deal.
	The far-right minister urges Netanyahu to convene the cabinet again and announce unequivocalally, there will be no stopping at play, no partial deal.
	This time we go for a decisive, clear step toward victory, meaning slaughter them all, kill every Palestinian man, woman, and child, Joe.
	That's his plan.
	Meanwhile, the world is growing in opposition.
	Here are some videos.
	The Magna Carta, that's what the UK legal system or society is based on, isn't it?
	Yeah, up to a point, the Magna Carta is an illusion for many people who...
	Here's another.
	What do you say to all these Israel-first like neocons and warhawks that have come out of the woodworks these past few weeks who label anyone who doesn't back every single one of Israel's actions as anti-Semitic?
	I think organizations like APAC and Christians United for Israel should register under the law as foreign agents because they are lobbying on behalf of Israel.
	Now, I work for the American people and my job title is United States representative.
	So my job is to represent my district in Georgia's 14th District, as well as United States citizens all over our country.
	And I'm unapologetic about it.
	I'm not anti-Semitic.
	I don't wish any Israel or any other country harm.
	As a matter of fact, I want world peace and I push for that constantly.
	But I really think that we should start calling it bullying.
	It's not wrong to say no to Israel.
	And we need to remind everyone.
	Israel has nuclear weapons.
	And to my Christian friends out there, this is the secular government of Israel that we're talking about and not the Israel of the Bible.
	Marjorie Taylor Green, love her.
	Here's yet another of Candice.
	Wow, Trump right now trending for all the wrong reasons.
	Again, he's going to deny aid to Americans if they decide they want to boycott Israel.
	How is that not treason?
	He is going to deny Americans in need disaster funding if he finds out that that city or state that is in need is boycotting Israel.
	You might say, actually, morally, we think it is wrong for us to in any way engage with Israel because we are watching them starve children daily.
	That's your right as an American.
	Now all of a sudden Trump is taking the position, the extraordinary position that actually it's not your right to do that when it comes to Israel, of course you could, if you want, today, boycott American companies.
	But Israel, they're saying you can't do that.
	Why is that?
	Because America is not a sovereign nation.
	And if you are under any illusions that America is a sovereign nation, you need to wake up.
	Wow.
	Love that gal, Joe, your thoughts.
	Yeah, well, let's also remember that while Whitcoff was conducting Kabuki peace negotiations with Iran over their nuclear capabilities, Israel had been planning for years to have a sneak attack, which they did on June 13.
	And immediately, Trump said, Oh, this is brilliant, what they did.
	They're so effective.
	They destroyed all of the High Command.
	They had hundreds of drones that were produced inside Iran.
	They had all kinds of terror cells.
	They managed to knock out the air defenses so that we were able to come in and bomb the crap out of them using American tanker.
	And then Trump claimed that America had nothing to do, it was a complete surprise.
	And then a couple of days later, he did a sneak attack himself while they were planning another peace summit with Whitcoff and bombed the nuclear facilities.
	So that's the kind of dishonest, biopic idiot we've got for a president.
	But getting back to the Gaza thing, saw a very interesting comment on X that said that the reason that they want to go in and occupy all of Gaza is so they can go to all of the mass graves, dig up the bodies, run them through wood chippers and sanitize the site so that nobody will be able to find handcuffed children buried alive as war crimes.
	Because that's exactly, and people shot in the back of the head just absolutely 100% positive.
	proof of genocide and it's going to take them a year or two to dig up all the bodies and make sure they're disposed of so there's no actual counting there's no DNA there's no crime scene evidence because that's what organized Jewish criminals have been doing for centuries.
	So that's really telling.
	Meanwhile, Mac Bloomenthal was just a sensational Jewish critic of Israel.
	As further observations about what's going on here, I'm very impressed with him.
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	It's been a really slow news week.
	It's the summer.
	We don't have much to talk about today, so this is going to be a really short stream.
	I'm here with Aaron Mate, as always.
	Aaron, we're just going to talk about the American Eagle ad that's really been stirring up lots of controversy, and then we'll probably just go.
	Here's something significant.
	JD Vance says, the U.S. says, no plan.
	No plan to recognize Palestinian statehood during a visit to the UK.
	The meeting comes amid debates between Washington and London about the best way to end the war between Russia and Ukraine as well as Israel and Hamas.
	U.S. Vice President JD Vance said Friday, Washington has no plans to recognize a Palestinian state as he met U.K. Foreign Secretary David Lammy in Kent.
	Taking questions from reporters before their talks, Vance assessed the U.K. decision to recognize Palestinian statehood in September, as Israel agreed to a ceasefire in Gaza, saying he wasn't sure what that recognition would even mean given the lack of a functional government there.
	It was easy to bring peace to that region.
	If it was easy to bring peace to that region of the world, it would have been done already, he said.
	The meeting comes amid debate between Washington and London about the best way to end the war between Russia and Ukraine, as well as Israel and the mosque.
	It's also taking place as the UK tries to come to favorable terms for steel and aluminum exports to the US and to side work on detail for a broader trade deal.
	Now it's by the end of June.
	Joe, I think the US is all in on ethnic cleansing.
	I think Trump is all for it.
	And I think not recognizing a Palestinian state is, of course, obviously obligatory.
	given basically being then who is calling the shots i have no confidence in uh donald trump or jd vance or marco rubio in the We will be owed in the conduct of foreign policy of the United States.
	Indeed, here's one that I think captures.
	Are we the United States of Israel and Ukraine?
	The reason I ask this is because now it seems like our foreign and domestic policy revolves around policing the entire world to force them to agree with things they don't agree with.
	Trump announced that he's going to put extra tariffs as punishment because India dares defy our Ukraine war policy and does oil deals with Russia.
	Because of course, Trump ran on the policy of ending the war and calling out Zelenskyy for his corruption, but now he's done a total reverse and he sounds like Mark Levin meets Lindsey Graham meets George Bush and isn't only blaming Russia, sure, but anyone who does business with them.
	Is this in our national interest to try to force India, who's an ally on many topics, to isolate Russia and bow down to Ukraine?
	Trump also posted that he's willing to blow up our trade deal with Canada if they recognize Palestine as a state.
	Is that for United States citizens who are suffering right now or is that for Israel?
	Probably the better question to ask is that for Trump's donors.
	Of course, he ran on the premise of, I'm so rich, I don't need to take anyone's money.
	And I'll say, sorry fellas, no interest.
	Because I don't need anybody's money.
	It's nice.
	I don't need anybody's money.
	I'm using my own money.
	I'm not using the lobbyists.
	I'm not using donors.
	I don't care.
	I'm really..
	The reason they're not loving me is I don't want their money.
	I'm going to do the right thing for the American public.
	I don't want their money.
	I don't need their money.
	And I'm the only one up here.
	Here's what's going to happen.
	The lobbyists will come and see me.
	But I don't give a shit about lobbyists.
	Okay.
	And he called Marco Rubio the Adelson family puppet.
	And then Trump became that exact puppet by taking over half a billion dollars with him in the GOP from that family, passing hate speech laws into America with Jared Kushner and Alan Dershowitz looking over his shoulder, and then admitting in a speech that his donor family is in the White House more than anybody, always asking for things for Israel.
	You know, Miriam and Sheldon would come into the White House probably almost more than anyone outside of people that work there.
	And they were always after, and as soon as I gave them something, always for Israel.
	As soon as I gave them something, they'd want something else.
	I said, Give me a couple of weeks, will you please?
	But I gave them the Golan Heights and they never even asked for it.
	But of course, if you say that they pay Trump for him to do things for Israel, that's anti Semitism according to the IHRA International Definition of AntiSemitism that Trump, Republican and Democrats are passing into American law because they think they know better than the US Constitution and you're not allowed to suggest dual loyalty or influence in politics, even though Trump literally just said it himself.
	Are we the United States of Israel and Ukraine?
	The reason I ask this is because now it seems like our foreign and domestic policy revolves around policing the entire world to force them to agree with things they don't agree with.
	Trump announced that he I love that.
	I thought that was excellent.
	Joe, your thoughts.
	Well, Israel was responsible for getting us into the original Gulf War under GWHP.
	And then they were responsible through 911 for getting us into Afghanistan and another Iraq war, which book ended both sides of Iran, which is their principal enemy.
	And then they baited us into getting into Syria in 2011, along with overthrowing with CIA Operation Zero Footprint the governments of Tunisia, Yemen, Egypt, and Libya.
	And Libya, they used Operation Timber Sycamore to ship weapons to Syria so they could further arm ISIS and take down Assad.
	So bottom line is, we've been conducting warfare throughout the Middle East for Israel for over 30 years.
	You know, absolutely insane that we let this little tail wag our stupid, ignorant dog.
	Yeah, I think that's 100% correct, Joe.
	Meanwhile, Israel has barred the international press from Gaza so it carry out the genocide, and the media has complied.
	Absolutely right, Mondo-Wuess reports.
	including, of course, the New York Times.
	The annihilation of Gaza demands such urgent action from the world to save lives that observers often overlook an Israeli policy that is not directly murderous but plays a role in the destruction.
	That is the policy of not allowing international reporters into Gaza.
	The policy is cruel and dehumanizing and reminiscent of fascist restrictions on reporters.
	Though Palestinian reporters in Gaza have distinguished themselves by reporting from the Strip, the Israeli policy is there for a good reason.
	It has allowed Israel to get away with war crimes.
	Tragically, the mainstream press rarely highlights the restriction, let alone denounces it.
	The Committee to Protect Journalists denounces the policy as an affront to democratic norms.
	And on his popular podcast, former Obama aide Tommy Vitor said that it's insane that Israel does not allow reporters in and that we should demand that they be allowed.
	But those are blips.
	The New York Times has not covered the restriction with any of the intensity it brought.
	Trump's exclusion of the Associated Press from the White House last February.
	Pan America doesn't talk about the Israeli policy.
	NBR has mentioned the restriction but failed to give it the outrage it deserves.
	Our press has also failed to cover Israel's slaughter of journalists with the outrage it deserves, even in on the media.
	Israel has killed about 200 Palestinian journalists inside Gaza and targeted leading intellectual figures like Rifat Alrir, who was killed last year.
	The importance of Israel's media restriction was driven home last week when staffers from the BBC, The Independent, and the New York Times flew over Gaza on Jordanian aid missions.
	The Times sent Bobby shocking images of urban areas reduced to complete rubble.
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	Your thoughts on the reprehensible policy of banning the international press obviously to cover war crimes and you made the fascinating observation about why they want to retake Gaza and uncover all the bodies there that are proof thereof.
	Bob, your thoughts.
	Yeah, well, we've also got the additional vectors at this point.
	Trump has absolutely no available cards to play other than his tariffs, which according to Article 1, Section 10, Clause 2, can only be done by Congress.
	And he's trying to do all of this by emergency orders, willy-nilly picking numbers at random to punish everybody that's a member of BRICS because that's the real threat.
	China just sold...
	all of their u.s treasuries japan has said they're not going to buy any more u.s treasuries and they're looking to liquidate theirs we're fixing to have a an enormous collapse of the world economy and certainly the US economy and the value of the dollar.
	And that's the real reason why all these additional conflicts are going on.
	And as far as what's going on in Gaza, the Jewish people have shown the entire world the exact behavior that they've exhibited for the last three thousand years, which has made them a pariah among nations everywhere.
	And it will be a stigma that they will have to live with, the same as they forced the Germans to live with their stigma for the last eighty years.
	This will be the stigma for all the Jewish people going forward.
	And they're already banned in dozens and dozens of countries.
	Look for them to be arrested every time they show up.
	Look for them to have all their TikTok videos used in trials and these people all need to be sent to war crime trials and Netanyahu is absolutely a 100% Mingala worst nightmare and he needs to be executed.
	Yeah, I couldn't agree more, Joe.
	I could not agree more.
	I think there's a growing protest movement.
	Here's a report about it becoming stronger, more prevalent.
	Well, once again, apologies.
	Meanwhile, open letter to Occidental College.
	Student expulsions over Palestine protests are extreme and unjustified.
	In my opinion, they're one hundred percent unconstitutional, undemocratic, unamerican, absolutely outrageous.
	The following letter was sent to the President Biden administration of Occidental College on August 1st.
	The letter was signed by twenty three parents of current Oxy students and one hundred and thirty nine additional supporters, current students, alumni, faculty.
	and more to President Tom Strikas and the Board of Trustees of Occidental College, copied to the admin faculty, student and campus community.
	We write this letter in alarm as parents of students in the student movement for justice in Palestine at Occidental College.
	We respond to the college's threat against several students with conduct violations which could possibly result in punishments as severe as suspension and expulsion.
	We strongly object to these charges against the students as ungrounded.
	and ask that the college immediately drop the charges.
	We request instead the college procure an independent and politically neutral investigation into the April twenty fifth incident at issue here and invite students into a productive dialogue or restorative justice process with the administration faculty and campus community to resolve the issue.
	Expulsion is a drastic punishment and in this case fully unwarranted.
	Video footage of the April 25th incident, in which a number of students with campus covering their faces attempt to enter the event presumably to protect the inauguration of President Stratakas.
	We see that campus security guards were necessarily aggressive, in some instances clearly violent with student protesters.
	We understand that college does not want such volatile protests on campus.
	And for this reason, we object to the very presence of security guards tasked with physically obstructing the movement of student protesters and unusual strategy at Occidental College where dialogue with student protesters has been historically a standard practice.
	Further, we believe the incident should be investigated and addressed in the context of the nearly two year struggle in which the protest took place.
	Therefore, in this letter, instead of addressing the incident in detail, we have chosen to share our interpretation and feelings about the antagonism, decisiveness and even degradation our children have faced from the university administration at the time that they attempt to draw attention to and take action against an ongoing genocide on ethical grounds.
	I have aunts and uncles who went to Oxy Joe, it had a very good reputation as a small, high quality liberal arts college.
	But look what it's been reduced to now.
	I find this highly distressing.
	Your thoughts?
	Oh yeah, well, Occidental is one of the college where Barry Saturo got credits without ever going to a class.
	Pretty interesting.
	As far as the protest, weekend before last down in Australia, where it is wintertime because they're in the southern hemisphere On a cold, rainy Saturday, over 300,000 marched across the Sydney Bridge to protest the Gaza.
	And then today on X, and I didn't get a chance to vet it, but supposedly it's an official statement by the Jewish synagogue of Australia that they want Netanyahu to cease and desist the starvation in Gaza because it is creating anthology.
	So here you have the lead rabbi of Australia stating that Netanyahu is anti-Semitic.
	Pretty interesting.
	Yeah, I love it.
	Meanwhile, Trump isn't restraining himself only to drastic actions abroad that are counterproductive.
	Get this, Joe.
	He demands the homeless immediately move out of Washington, DC to make the nation's capital more beautiful.
	Listen to this.
	Back to their country with a pass back in legally, and we're doing things that are very difficult to do and very complex, but it works really well.
	We're sending them back, and then they're schooling, they're learning, they're coming in, they're coming in legally, we have a lot of that going on, but we're taking care of our farmers.
	We can't let our farmers not have anybody, you know, these are very, these people, that they're, you can't replace them very easily.
	You know, people that live in the inner city are not doing that work.
	They're just not doing that work.
	And they've tried, we've tried, everybody tried.
	They don't do it.
	These people do it naturally, naturally.
	I said, what happens if they get it to a farmer the other day?
	What happens if they get a bad back?
	He said, they don't get a bad back, sir, because if they get a bad back, they die..
	I said, That's interesting, isn't it?
	You know, these are very interesting.
	In many ways, they're very, very special people.
	Okay, go ahead.
	No.
	Okay, so I think that's kind of whacked out.
	Get this.
	President Donald Trump has demanded that the homeless immediately move out of Washington, DC to make the nation's capital more beautiful.
	Although my uncle was at MIT, one of the great professors, fifty fifty.
	Trump reiterated his Saturday announcement that he's set to hold a press conference at the White House on Monday, adding on Truth Social on Sunday.
	I'm going to make our capital safer and more beautiful than it ever was before.
	Maybe he's going to have played it all gold, Joe.
	He's got an addiction to gold.
	The homeless have to move out immediately.
	We will give you places to stay but far from the capital.
	The criminals, you don't have to move out.
	We're going to put you in jail where you belong.
	The president went on to say, it's all going to happen very fast, just like the border.
	We went from millions pouring into zero in the last month.
	This will be easier.
	Be prepared.
	There'll be no Mr. Nice guy.
	We want our capital back.
	Trump promised to jail criminals in Washington.
	Come as the city's mayor, Murray Bowser, has noted there's no recent increase in crime.
	Trump didn't outline what legal authority he would use to evict people from the capital.
	The president only controls federal funds and buildings in the district, but Joe.
	He's now, I understand, federalized the DC police.
	I mean, this is a homeless problem that...
	We have tons of homeless in all the major cities of our land.
	I don't get it, Joe.
	What's going on here?
	Well, we got a punch-drunk bully at the bully pulpit, and he doesn't know who to lash out to or how.
	It's absolutely ridiculous.
	So in order to punish Modi for refining Russian oil, he's going to put a 50% tariff on India.
	Well, that's going to work real nice.
	And then in order to punish Brazil, he's going to put a 50% tariff on Brazil.
	Brazil said, hey, we only have about three or four percent of our economy that's dependent on US trade to begin with and we've got other people we can trade with.
	So guess what?
	They have made deals now with China to provide soybeans, coffee, all kinds of grain and agricultural products, beef and China has just canceled all of their U.S. grain contracts.
	So now Trump's so worried about farmers, farmers are going to be sitting on piles of rotting crops for the whole entire year because he's cut off trade with Canada who bought some of our products and all of the people that are in addition.
	He put a 35% tariff on Switzerland because Because they are not agreeing to things and they are the principal refiner and certifier of gold bars.
	So immediately the price of gold went up 35% because they're having to figure out how they can sneak it around the black market so Trump can't tax the crap out of Swiss processed gold.
	The man is absolutely out of his freaking mind.
	I'm very concerned, Joe.
	I mean, I wish I could tell you I thought that was hyperbole and that it had no basis in fact.
	But I'm afraid the opposite is the case.
	Drake Roberts, one of our most astute elder statesmen, writes How Blacks and Immigrant Invaders Gained Racial Privileges and Immunity to Law.
	The importance of the essay below by Donald Jeffreys is it demonstrates that white people cannot be defended even when they are the victims of people of color as in Cincinnati.
	Step by step, people of color have gained immunity to accountability to law when whites are their victims.
	In the America in which I grew up, a time before white liberals taught blacks to hate white people, there was no black aggression against whites or vice versa.
	Black aggression against whites began with preferences for blacks when white liberals imposed racial preferences that were banned by the nineteen sixty four Civil Rights Act.
	The euphemism of affirmative action was used to cover up the illegality of racial preferences, a violation of the U.S. Constitutional requirement of equal treatment under law.
	But granting a preference to blacks planted the idea that blacks were due race-based rights to make up for all edge past race prejudice.
	School integration added another step to the process.
	Merit-based standards had to be ameliorated or even discarded in order to eliminate the racial differences in performance and behavior.
	Another step was taken when the high incidence of black crime produced a crime.
	produce a high incarceration rate for blacks, considered to be a disparate impact to lower the rate.
	Some cities began giving blacks a pass for some crimes.
	San Francisco, for example, eliminated criminal penalties from black thefts of 950 or less per store per day.
	So if a black hit 10 stores a day for 950 and worked 365 days a year, he could walk away with an annual revenue before discounts for stolen goods of almost 3.5 million.
	This is what inculcated white guilt produced in Democrat political jurisdictions.
	White people actually voted for this imposition on themselves.
	Has there ever been in history people with this weak, both mentally and emotionally and lacking in self confidence, yet claiming to be a superpower, exercising hegemony around the world?
	Joe, he's got it.
	so right.
	Your thoughts?
	Yeah, well the preponderance of the white liberals are all Jewish people, so we can go ahead and get that out of the way.
	They're the ones that control media.
	They control government.
	They control the court system.
	They control virtually everything that goes on in this country.
	One person that, or one family that was involved in the Jewish opium wars that I was, I had brief contact with, but didn't really study, is a family called the Sassoons.
	S-A-S-S-O-N-S.
	And there's a great website.
	I could possibly put in a link in today's bitch posting, but it's at a hidden billionaire.
	And these are people that were Jews from Baghdad that learned to speak Arabic, Hebrew, and ended up being involved in the trade along the Silk Road.
	So he learned to speak Chinese and ended up moving over to China.
	And he's the one that was principally in charge of setting up all of the, quote, free ports where Western countries went in and occupied forty Chinese cities and conducted the opium wars, which started in 1760 with opium crops that he managed to get control with in the British Northern provinces of India and then ship the opium to China where he was making an enormous amount of profits to build his family business.
	Absolutely stunning when you find out how this criminal mafia has been operating for 300 years and it's all been based on illegal drug trade.
	Empires are built on slavery, usury, tyranny, forced conscription, perpetual war and monopolies.
	And that's exactly what this whole game plan has been.
	And these people are at least the equals of the Rothschilds as far as they're concerned.
	as far as evil and wealth.
	Joe, it's just stunning what America has become.
	It's just collapsed in my lifetime.
	It's gone from being really a wonderful nation, deserving of admiration and emulation, to being a despotic nation with all kinds of violations of its own constitution and blatant.
	aggression against other nations contradicting international law, the UN Charter, the Geneva Convention, and more.
	I have been dumbfounded.
	Meanwhile, Thomas Massey's immigration record has opened a door for Trump to attack him.
	Let's see what this amounts to.
	Represent Thomas Massey's weak immigration record in the 119th Congress has opened a door for Trump to challenge his group on Kentucky GOP voters.
	I doubt this very much.
	The libertarian leading Republican from Kentucky's fourth district has long been a darling, a conservativeives for its fiscal constraint and defiance of establishment.
	But his D plus grade from Numbers USA, a group advocating for reduced immigration, exposes a vulnerability Trump could exploit to fracture Massy's base in the 2026 primary.
	Numbers USA grades lawmakers on votes that strengthen the borders and prioritize American workers.
	Massy D plus in the 119th down from a 93% score in 2023, reflect votes that clash with the immigration hawkishness of his district.
	Look at that, Joe.
	He had 93% in 2022, and now all of a sudden he's down to a D ⁇ .
	He opposed HR2 that secured the Border Act, which would have mandated he verified to block illegal workers and tightened visa overstay penalties.
	He voted against FY 2025 budget resolutions, HR1 and HCONGREP 14, which included up to 20000 billion for border walls, 10,000 new ICE officers and more border patrol agents.
	These stances contrast with the 58% of Americans who support deporting illegal immigrants.
	For a CBSU Gob Poll, a view that dominates among Kentucky GLP voters now, he doesn't like Messi because Messi doesn't like his foreign policy.
	So he's trying to find any reason he can to go against him, Joe.
	I find this frankly despicable.
	Messi exposed that every member of Congress has an APAC handler except for himself.
	And I think that is what has launched this tirade because Trump is clearly firmly in the grip of the Zionists, if not a puppet of BB Netanyahu, your thoughts.
	Yeah, well, I wouldn't trust anything numbers USA has to say because they're absolutely a 100% propaganda outfit.
	Massey has a...
	I've listened to him extensively.
	Every time that he votes against something, it's because there were hidden poison pills in every bill that was sent to him.
	And he actually reads the bills.
	So he knows and he has very good logic for the reason he's voting against this stuff.
	But the absolute hypocrisy is that Trump has decided that it's going to be too difficult to deport thirty million illegal aliens.
	So he's going to grant them green cards and temporary status until they can sort it out, probably in somebody else's term four years from now.
	So you tell me who's got a worse immigration record, Donald Trump, who did nothing about it during his first term and who's doing absolutely minimal about it at this point.
	From figures I've seen, Tom Holman has been able to deport about two hundred thousand illegal aliens since January.
	So if you've got thirty million to deport and you're deporting about uh let's say 800 000 a year uh you know 300 000 a year 600 000 a year you're never going to get there so quit blowing smoke up our ass the real problem that trump has is that massey is going to be popular enough across all of kentucky that he could replace mcconnell and then you would have somebody in the senate in a far more powerful position where he could actually make some real difference Oh, Joe, that was wonderful commentary.
	Excellent.
	I'm very happy with that.
	Meanwhile, Massey claims he's a target of Epstein Associate.
	He says his fight to release the Epstein files, alleging a billionaire fund manager, John Paulson, is funding ads against him.
	Who would be surprised if Paulson were an Epstein beneficiary, you know, participating underage girl sex because of Jeffrey Epstein?
	When you have Massy wanting to expose the files, he could be opposed because he himself could be exposed.
	Here's a Messie statement.
	I'm leading the fight in the House to release the Epstein files.
	Is this why a billionaire appears in the Epstein Black Book?
	Hey, hey, hey.
	And regularly donates to Speaker Johnson.
	And NRCC is paying for ads against me.
	His super PAC is deceptively named Mega Kentucky.
	I'll tell you, Massey has so impressed me, Joe.
	I find this pretty upsetting.
	Your thoughts?
	Yeah, well, Messie and Marjorie Taylor Greene appear to be the two bright spots in the whole entire Congress.
	And judging by the number of standing ovations that all our congressmen give to Nutty Yahoo when he comes in and all of the Israeli flags waving around, you got to wonder what kind of Congress we've got.
	I'm ready for the whole thing to implode and all of these APAC funded monsters to be driven out of office.
	But man, they've really got a lead pipe cinch on it.
	My congressman, I was redistrict out of Michael McCall's district who's an absolute 100% weasel.
	He has over $400 million in personal wealth because he married the daughter of the owner of Clear Channel who has 800 radio stations, 10,000 billboards, a dozen corporate jets.
	And Mike Michael McCall had never run for a congressional office.
	He worked under Johnny Sutton in the US Justice Department, Texas District prosecuting border patrol agents and sheriffs who were actually enforcing immigration.
	Stand by.
	I'll be right back with my co-host, Joel Sutton.
	I'll be right back with my co-host.
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	The End Even the government admits that 9-11 was a conspiracy.
	But did you know that it was an inside job?
	That Osama had nothing to do with it?
	That the Twin Towers were blown apart by a sophisticated arrangement of mini or micro nukes?
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	Joe, has Trump ever addressed the nation about the inability to, you know, deport 30 million illegals?
	I mean, he made all those promises about the largest deportation program in American history.
	We all know it hasn't come to pass.
	Now you're telling me you realized it was just too difficult to do., but when did that news break to the public?
	Because it's among the first times I've heard, apart from the fact that he's talked about some kind of blanket amnesty, which I think is really an insult to his base, those who elected him.
	When has he come clean with the American people about this issue, Joe?
	Because if he has, I missed it.
	I heard it first about two months ago, but it's one of those stories that doesn't get much amplification.
	So you got to follow his stupid little press briefings and you and his goofy little sock puppet.
	Although I had high hopes for the lady that's his current press secretary, she's a total 100% Senko fan and she doesn't understand a lot of what's going on either.
	So bottom line is, who knows?
	But with Trump, he'll absolutely just keep talking as long as there's a microphone around.
	And so it's just a matter of somebody having a microphone at the right time because he'll actually end up telling you the truth once in a while.
	And I don't remember where I first heard that, but I remember it was about two months, maybe six weeks ago.
	Wow.
	Meanwhile, Carolyn Lavitt, press secretary, has named 35 sanctuary cities and states that are about to face consequences.
	Sanctuary cities thought they could hide behind the radical policies forever.
	Those days just came to a screeching halt.
	Now that's the Trump position.
	But it may be just like deportation.
	It's going to come to nothing.
	DOJ officially put sanctuary jurisdictions on notice.
	White House press secretary Carolyn Lavitt announced that the DOJ publication officer.
	published an official list of 35 sanctuary cities, states, and counties across America.
	The comprehensive list exposes jurisdictions that have been deliberately obstructing federal immigration enforcement and putting American citizens at risk.
	Here we have Pambande talking about it.
	DOJ lists over 30 sanctuary city states impeding law enforcement.
	But, I mean, the question becomes., what is Trump actually going to do about it?
	Here we have Secretary Noam, Christine Noam, DHS blasting a sanctuary politician in Illinois for shielding illegals.
	Here we have her talking about, let's see if we can figure it out.
	We've gotten out of this office with a good work of ICE and our HSI officers that we've taken off the streets without the help of the governor or the mayor.
	Our federal officers have had to do this alone, without their support, and these dangerous individuals are now no longer victimizing people because of the good work that we do.
	Hector Bonaparte is a 42-year-old illegal Mexican alien who had previously been convicted of predatory sexual criminal assault against a victim under the age of thirteen.
	We have Jarvin Flores Santos, who is a 40-year-old Honduran individual who was arrested back in 2020 for aggravated criminal sexual abuse and attempted criminal sexual abuse of a minor under the age of thirteen.
	And Wal de Murjabik, a Polish citizen who had been convicted in 2014 for attempted murder and then also aggravated domestic battery.
	He was convicted of these after he stabbed his own wife and his 19-year-old daughter.
	The first time that police have been called to his house for domestic disturbance, but he was never held accountable until recently by these federal officers.
	Don Gay Silas, a 33-year-old illegal alien from Micronesia, has had three DUI convictions, and as well as convictions of I think we get the idea, Joe.
	They can't do the mass deportation, so they're going to take a small number of cases and give them a lot of publicity as a form of compensation, thinking maybe we won't notice the 30 million are still here.
	Your thoughts.
	Oh, okay.
	I'm sorry.
	Yeah, you know, I don't know what to say.
	It's like we definitely need to keep the adrenochrome machine running, and that's exactly what's going on.
	They managed to confiscate millions of dollars worth of adrenochrome coming out of Gaza being processed by Israel and sent by diplomatic letters.
	I got that report.
	and I don't have a reference for it, but I will definitely get it and we will talk about it next week, okay?
	Meanwhile, Trump, and this is really absurd demands a billion from UCLA over anti-Semitism allegations.
	Joe, my parents graduated from UCLA.
	This is just incredibly insulting.
	And where do we read about it in the Palestine Chronicles?
	The Trump administration is demanding a billion from UCLA to settle anti-Semitism and discrimination allegations, offering to restore over 500 million in frozen grants.
	The Trump admin is demanding a billion from the University of California Los Angeles to settle allegations of discrimination and anti-Semitism on campus in exchange for restoring more than 500 million in frozen federal grants.
	Going to Fox, the proposed settlement delivered to the university Friday includes 172 million compensation fund for alleged victims of Title VII violations under the Civil Rights Act.
	The DOJ had previously spent 584 million in federal funding after claiming UCI violated the equal protection clause in Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
	University President James Millican in a statement to Fox said the demand would place an enormous financial burden on the public university system.
	Demanding a billion from a publicly funded leading research institution is a misuse of tax dollars that'll harm the university's mission of serving students and the public.
	That's putting it mildly, Joe.
	Mildly.
	What is this guy up?
	This is lunatic.
	There you go, a messianic megalomaniac in charge of the bully pulpit.
	And he thinks that somebody elected him to be God.
	I thought it was great when the president of Brazil said that you are not our emperor.
	And that was pretty interesting.
	So bottom line is the world is rejecting this guy.
	It's going to be real interesting to see what actually comes out on Friday, because I don't think the Putin summit is going to last very long, number one.
	And number two, I don't think Putin is going to be able to prevail over Trump to get the mandatory requirements that are necessary for him to remain popular in Russia.
	And so I think he's going to walk away somewhat empty-handed, but with an endorsement that he must continue until a special military operation has completed its goals, which have been the same stated goals that he's had for the last three and a half years.
	Yeah, I don't see what Trump thinks he can gain here.
	But I do have research colleagues who are worried that.
	Putin simply hasn't been aggressive enough in dealing with Ukraine and that there are nationalists in Russia who are very unhappy.
	happy with the way he's handled the war.
	Meanwhile, here's something that astonishes me.
	When I was in the Marine Corps, after being commissioned as second lieutenant, like all other Marine Corps officers, I went through basic infantry officer training at Quantico.
	Then I was sent to the U.S. Army and Missile School at Lawton, Oklahoma, to become trained as an artillery officer.
	I had my first assignment in the Far East based on Okinawa, training operations in Japan twice, Korea, Taiwan, RNR in the Philippines and Hong Kong.
	Then I was sent back to the US to San Diego to the recruit depot where I had fifteen DIs and three hundred recruits under my command going through the training cycle.
	Now as a first lieutenant, here we have a report.
	Drill sergeants are back.
	Hesseth reinstate practices to make basic great again.
	Well, you can't have recruit training without drill instructors.
	I mean, it's crazy.
	So what's happened to our military in the meantime?
	It must have become pathetic and wimpy.
	I'm shocked.
	Here, listen to this.
	Defense Secretary Beat Haggs confirmed Tuesday he overturned a recent order banning traditional tactics used by drill sergeants to train new recruits.
	The movie says will ensure soldiers are equipped for battle.
	You can't take away those techniques and expect to train a recruit.
	I mean, it's ludicrous.
	On July 30, Colonel Christopher Hallows, commander 197 Infantry at Fort Benning, Georgia, issued a memo banning bay tossing.
	According to just the news, the practice involved drill sergeant and training bunk rooms called bays unannounced, inspecting wall lockers and bunks, then flipping over mattresses and lockers that don't pass muster and loudly ordering trainees to clean up the mess.
	Hello said, Bay Tossing violated Army values and amounted to abuse of the trainees.
	How is that possible?
	Abuse of trainees undermines the trust of the American public by violating Army values, disrupting military order and discipline, and destroying a positive train environment, his memo stated.
	Our mission is to provide competent, capable, well-trained soldiers of good character.
	Ready to fight and win our nation wars.
	There's no greater obstacle to the effectiveness of the IMT initial military training environment than the improper treatment of trainees.
	Hegsat disagreed, however, and reversed Hallow's order.
	Bottom line, make basic rate again, a Pentagon source told the news.
	Tossing bunks is back.
	Drill sergeants are back.
	Getting cursed at is back.
	Joe, I'm just floored to think that they would take away those tools.
	Tools of recruit training.
	Your thoughts.
	Oh, they've taken away worse tools than that.
	We'll get to it in just a second.
	Let's review some of the commanders and chiefs we've had.
	Biden had four student deferments before he got a medical deferment for having asthma.
	Trump had three student deferments before he got a medical deferment for having bone spurs, even though he was able to dance all night long at discos with Epstein.
	Slick Willie managed to avoid draft with multiple student deferments.
	And while he was president, He went to a military base for the first time in his life and he saw men walking around with sidearms.
	And he said, this is outrageous.
	These guys could hurt themselves.
	So he made it where it was mandatory that you were not allowed to carry a sidearm in a military base.
	Well, how did that turn around and bite us in the ass?
	Well, Fort Hood, November 5, 2009, Army Major Nadal Malik Hassan, who had been groomed to be an Arab psychologist just to prove how diverse we were,
	decided to go on a rampage because he was being ordered to go overseas with his unit and they were going to be going to the Middle East and he wasn't going to fight fellow Arabs.
	So he went in and killed 13 U.S. servicemen and wounded 32 more before he was actually crippled.
	He's in a wheelchair at Fort Leavenworth waiting to be executed, but nobody will execute him because that's how compassionate we are.
	So tell me again how wonderful our military has been for the last, oh, I don't know.
	ever since I can remember because our military was monsters during World War I, World War II, Vietnam, Korea.
	We've been monsters everywhere on the planet.
	Ask Tillis about the opium trade in Afghanistan.
	They took his diary, so you can't ask him anything.
	Joe, we got a couple more stories we want to discuss.
	Here we have an eighth study confirming mRNA shots increase infection risk.
	A major Swiss study of 1,745 health care workers published in Nature's Communication Medicine found that the recent COVID booster shots were linked to a significantly higher risk of illness and missed work compared to the unvaccinated.
	The illness measured was influenza like illness ILI sudden onset of fever or feeling feverish plus at least one respiratory symptom, cough, sore throat, running nose, loss of smell within seven days.
	National surveillance showed that during the study period, 21 percent, about 21 percent of ILI cases were COVID-19, about 20 were influenza., the rest were caused by other respiratory viruses, meaning boosters increase the risk of infection from multiple different pathogens.
	I mean, the ways in which this shot affects is unbelievable.
	Here it is, higher risk of illness after boosters, three doses of 1.56, 56 percent higher risk, four doses, 70 percent higher risk.
	risk more recent boosters strongest effects in after vaccine joe i mean the whole damn thing of course it's simply overwhelming that the mrdr vacc was deliberately designed as a lethal weapon a biological weapon to be used against a population and it's been damn successful joe your thoughts Yes,
	well, I have been skeptical of allopathic medicine since I was in high school.
	I took biology classes.
	I was in an explorer troop where leader was a pathologist who actually spent hours on a Friday evening down at the number one trauma award here in Houston.
	We toured the morgue.
	He took me to a funeral home and let me witness an autopsy when I was in high school.
	So bottom line is I've had a pretty good understanding of how medicine operates, but always from an outsider's standpoint.
	I've been contacted to do a program on body electric by Dr. Robert O. Becker.
	at Coast to Coast AM and I wrote a great article about that and then when the COVID started I attended 50 open Texas and medical freedom rallies statewide and I've seen every one of the professionals that's spoken in Texas in person and written 10 articles about it at Principia Scientific.
	And I've been studying allopathic medicine from the outside, but then I managed to contact pneumonia.
	And that started about two months ago.
	And I was under the impression that pneumonia was caused by nasal dripping the same way bronchitis and strepto are and if you dried up your nasals taking benadryl or mucinex that you would end up solving your problem.
	Well, that wasn't the problem.
	I ended up getting really sick.
	Last Wednesday I went to the hospital, to the doctor's office, and I had a blood level oxygen of eighty percent, which is damn near coma level.
	So I was within days of absolutely pulling the plug.
	I'd lost twenty pounds of body weight.
	They rushed me over to the ER.
	I got a chance to spend six days in the hospital being poked with steroids and antibiotics continuously and woken up for vital signs every three or four hours.
	And so I got a real insight into what's happening.
	But I'll just give you a quick example because I'm in the process of discovery on something that I think is going to be a real major breakthrough on pneumonia treatment.
	But a friend of mine had a problem with breathing.
	And so he was recommended to the greatest pulmonologist in Houston.
	And he went to the guy, the guy took a couple of x-rays, looked at it, said, Oh, you've got lung cancer.
	We're going to have to take out a third of your lung.
	So he cut him open, cut out a third of his lung.
	And when he laid it on the biopsy table, the other doctor said, That's not cancer.
	That's fungus.
	Yes, he had histophylasmosis and he had a third of his lung removed.
	And so when he gets out of recovery, he gets on the computer, it took him less than five minutes to figure out that there were hundreds of cases of histoplasmosis in the Houston area documented over the last five years.
	And we asked the doctor about it.
	The doctor said, Well, we didn't check for that because it's really rare.
	It's like, yeah, you didn't check for it because it's not part of your just standard little silo operating procedure where you're an expert and you never bother to update any of your data based on any of the conditions that change.
	And in my case, I'm pretty sure I have a case of kissing bug, which is a chingus, which is a parasite, which goes in inside.
	And if it gets inside your lungs and it's eating part of your lungs, it's discharging poop as well as bacteria.
	And when you're treating nothing but bacteria with antibiotics, you're not treating the primary cause, which is a parasite.
	And I'm virtually certain this is true, but I can't get any answers out of my pulmonologist or my blood lab at the hospital because they just are not answering.
	I just, I'm not answering questions.
	But I guarantee you, I'm going to stand on this like a duck on a june bug.
	And I guarantee you, there's other threat vectors that are completely unrecognized by the allopathic medical cult.
	Joe, that's pretty damn disturbing.
	Here's a final article for our consideration.
	An amazing post where AI gives a critique of the dangers of AI.
	In a previous post entitled Choosing Harm Over Failure, I posted a video with some amazing info.
	on AI behaviors in reality and in scenario.
	It can be found here under its original title.
	If you haven't seen it, I hope you take the nineteen minutes to view it.
	AI's first kill and why top expert says seventy percent at risk of extinction.
	Previously, I asked my chat GPI associate to comment on it.
	I refer to him in the masculine.
	He said he needed the transcript and did not have the tools yet to access a YouTube version on the spot.
	I dug up the transcript and sent it to him.
	And then this amazing conversation followed.
	It revealed to me the true state and invasiveness of AI today and repercussions for the future, more so than anything else I've read.
	In the process, you learn a fair amount about how AI works, in particular chat GPT, and how you need to interact if you really want to get to Bad Rock.
	Here we go.
	That transcript is basically a composite of recent AI risk narratives, mixing real research finding, leaked internal discussion and speculative doom scenarios.
	It's doing three main things.
	First, recounting controlled experiments that showed AIs could behave in power-seeking, deceptive or harmful ways.
	Second, framing the AI race as a geopolitical and corporate arms race.
	Third, weaving in speculative endgame scenarios.
	If we strip away the theatrical elements, the substance is this.
	AI can exhibit emergent strategic behavior that's misaligned.
	These behaviors are more likely in competitive high-stake environments.
	The economic and political incentives are currently driving rapid capability growth without equivalent safety progress.
	The first serious impacts will likely be subtle influence operations, automation shocks, and critical infrastructure integration rather than a terminator moment.
	If you want, I can mop this out into a timeline of AFRS progression from where we are now through likely near-term developments to plausible quiet handover point described in that piece it would help separate the hype from the genuinely probable sequence of events joe your thoughts Yeah,
	well, if you want to know how great AI is, just try to call any of the major corporations now and try to get an answer because immediately what it does is you end up with this voice recorded simulating trying to answer all your questions without having any human touch to it.
	And it's absolutely infuriating.
	I have a package that was to be delivered today by FedEx and it was like sitting there and talking to a robot for 10 minutes before I could figure out that she was never going to be able to reroute my package back to the FedEx store because it's fixing the rain and I can't do broadcasts from my driveway.
	So the bottom line is I've got a package sitting there waiting at the gate that either get porch, banded, robbed or get washed away in a flood.
	And as far as floods, you had a flood up in Wisconsin.
	How'd that go?
	It was in Milwaukee.
	It didn't hit us here near Madison, but I was rather staggered by all the rain, Joe.
	Thank you for your excellent commentary today, my coach.
	I'm glad to see you up and about and I wish you complete recovery from your medical maladies.
	Meanwhile, everyone spend as much time with your family, your friends, the people you love and care about.
	We do not know how much time we have left.
	Use it wisely.
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