Harrison Smith and Myron Gaines on War Room (Oct 10, 2025) dissect Israel’s Gaza ceasefire, mocking Netanyahu’s "victory" framing while criticizing U.S. troops deployment as a conflict escalation risk. They link Antifa’s violence—including Charlie Kirk’s murder—to systemic funding via NGOs and crowdfunding, dismissing Jimmy Kimmel’s denial as media hypocrisy. Trump’s peace deal faces backlash from figures like Candace Owens, who call it a betrayal of Holocaust remembrance, while Smith and Gaines warn Democrats may weaponize terrorism labels against Republicans. The segment pivots to conspiracy theories, accusing Jews of controlling global media and politics, citing Larry Ellison’s IDF donations and Marco Rubio’s alleged pro-Israel bias, before advocating extreme public punishments for criminals like "WBNN" and debating racial discourse normalization. Free speech battles loom as Democrats push censorship, they argue, threatening decades of alternative media progress. [Automatically generated summary]
I'm your host, Harrison Smith, coming to you live this Friday afternoon, the 10th of October, 2025.
We're at the InfoWars headquarters, of course, here in Austin, Texas, and we have a lot to cover today, a lot of stuff going on.
And we'll be joined in studio by Myron Gaines in the second hour of this program.
Then I'll be taking phone calls in the third hour, and I'll invite Myron to stay.
It's up to him.
He just did two hours with Alex Jones, but he'll do an hour with us, and then we'll take your calls in the third hour.
We have a lot to talk about from the peace deal, new developments about that, new information about a Air Force base, a Qatari Air Force base here in America.
That's a little bit odd.
It's a little bit strange.
We'll get into that.
And in case you were not believing me, when I was saying that we really are in a turning point right now, things are not as they used to be.
We're not in Kansas anymore.
I got a couple of examples of that today of just the type of thing you see and you go, I don't exactly understand why these people are saying these things, but something's happening.
But something very strange is going on.
Clip 16 here is the mainstream media, CNN, I believe, or is it CBS, actually reporting that, you know, guys, they've looked into it and it looks like Jeffrey Epstein may not have killed himself.
Can you believe it?
Yeah.
Yeah, no, we know.
It's just why are you saying it?
No, that's true, but why are you saying it, mainstream media?
The photos were taken by New York's Office of Chief Medical Examiner, and they raise more questions than they answer.
Epstein's body was removed before investigators arrived.
And Epstein's cell, experts say, should have been treated as a crime scene.
And by all appearances, it was not.
On the morning of August 10th, 2019, convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was found dead at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in lower Manhattan.
This was the vow of then Attorney General Bill Barr.
We will get to the bottom of what happened, and there will be accountability.
Epstein's death was quickly ruled a suicide.
But an investigation of jail cell photos by CBS News working with forensic experts has raised serious questions about the New York Medical Examiner and the FBI's work, including a failure to preserve the scene, log evidence, and run basic forensic tests.
There are 90 photos in all showing a cell strewn with blankets and strips of fabric tied to the bed and window grate.
Items moved around, including a mattress, which is seen on the floor in an earlier photo, but appears on the bed in a later one.
Looking at the metadata, that second photo appears to have been taken at 11.02 a.m.
If that's accurate, the scene had been disturbed hours before FBI investigators arrived.
Investigators also found several possible nooses, but did not conclusively identify the one that killed him.
What do you make of all these pictures?
I make a crime scene gone wrong.
Herman Weisberg is a former NYPD detective, turned private investigator.
Does it look to you like this was investigated as a suicide or as a murder?
To me, this looks like they took it at face value that this was a suicide.
While our investigation did not contradict the official determination of suicide, it does raise questions about what was done to rule out the possibility of murder.
If you realize that you've got a high-profile person that may or may not have committed suicide, but you need to prove that to people, this is not adequate as far as I'm concerned.
We've reached out to the office of the chief medical examiner, as well as former and current staff involved in the investigation, the FBI and the Department of Justice, all declined to comment or Tony simply did not respond.
Myron Gaines will be joining me in the second hour.
We'll be taking your calls in the third hour for this Friday broadcast.
But we have a lot to talk about here, especially as the ceasefire in Gaza between Gaza and Israel comes to fruition, has now been invoked.
People are moving back to their homes in northern Gaza, and the celebrations continue just about everywhere except for the Israeli government and the cabinet of Benjamin Nanyahu.
They don't seem thrilled about this, which for people who love humanity is a good thing.
That's actually a very good thing.
I do have a few questions about it.
You know, yesterday, a pure celebration, just excited that this peace deal was happening, feeling the energy and the vibes from the streets of Gaza where they were chanting Trump's name in thanks for ending the nightmare they've been barely living through, living through if they're lucky over the last little while, or the last two years to be exact.
And I still, I mean, I still think this deal, everything I'm seeing about it, is kind of the best possible outcome for the entire situation.
But now I think it's time to look at sort of where we go from here.
Our relationship with Qatar, I'm seeing a lot of concerning information about that, including this Qatari airfield air base in Idaho.
But I don't think that's quite as nefarious as people are portraying it as, because Qatar is a very interesting and kind of strange phenomenon on the world stage.
And we'll get into that in just a little bit.
It's suffice it to say, the entire population of Qatar, Qataris, is like less than 400,000 people.
So, you know, this isn't like Iran.
It's not like Iran with 90 million people.
It's less, it's significantly less than half a million people in the entire world are Qatari.
And while, you know, I understand that a lot of times people are like, well, Israel's just the size of New Jersey.
Who cares about that?
It's like, that's a little bit different.
You have millions of people.
The diaspora obviously is extremely numerous and powerful.
Qatar is not quite like that.
So I don't think it's, I think it's different.
I think it's actually maybe the opposite of what people are thinking it is.
I think Trump has locked in on Qatar as like a satellite of America.
I think we're sort of colonizing Qatar.
I think we see Qatar now almost as just an outpost of America in a lot of ways.
I think we're getting a lot more from them than they're getting from us.
But I'll explain all of that in just a little bit.
But one of the other concerning things about the Israeli agreement is, of course, who was involved in brokering it.
And that Jared Kushner apparently had an oversized role in this.
And I, frankly, don't have a lot of trust for Jared Kushner for very good reason.
And I'm not entirely confident of where his loyalty lies exactly.
You might not know this, but like the Kushners and the Netyahus are like family friends from way back.
And, you know, when Benjamin Netyahu would go to New York City, they had like a bedroom for him in their house, I'm pretty sure.
So, you know, he and his family have known Benjamin Nanyahu for way longer than he's ever known the Trumps.
I was watching him sitting next to Benjamin Netanyahu today and just thinking, all right, if it was a, if it was a Sophie's choice situation, if he had to choose between Nanyahu and Trump as to where his loyalty lies, do you think he would choose Trump?
I mean, I know he's married to Trump's daughter, but I don't know if that's a sure thing.
I'm not sure if that commitment and that loyalty overwhelms or trumps the family loyalty, the ethnic loyalty, the personal loyalty holds for Netyahu.
So I'm suspicious of who is involved in this, but everything I'm seeing shows me that Netyahu is not happy with this arrangement, is not a fan of the way things turned out, and for very good reason.
He achieved nothing.
He basically achieved none of his goals.
Now, they say that they achieved all their goals.
The only goal you could possibly say that they achieved would be getting the hostages back, but they could have done that on October 9th.
On October 9th, Hamas offered to give all of the hostages back in exchange for the prisoners that were held by Israel, and they refused that.
They've had multiple chances to get the hostages back since then.
They've always chosen war.
So that's not really even a goal in the first place.
Like, most of the hostages who have been killed have been killed by Israeli airstrikes.
Like, it's not even, it's nothing.
They have not gotten anything that they wanted whatsoever.
And I feel like you can see it in his body language.
You can hear it in his voice.
And you can see it in the way that the Israeli media is covering this.
And I think something else that is worth considering, because I see some people on the right that are very mad at this agreement.
Again, I just genuinely don't understand that because it seems like all the Gazans are extremely thrilled with what's going on.
All of the Arab countries around the area are very happy about what's going on.
Israel is the one place where you've got ministers saying they would vote against the ceasefire and they're outraged by it.
And so if you're anti-Israel, if you're opposed Israel in this matter, why would you not be in favor of this?
The Israeli people, of course, are thrilled.
They're getting their hostages back.
They're getting their family back and their nightmare is coming to an end as well.
So it's really just the Israeli leadership, as far as I can tell.
But I do think it's a good point that Candace Owens had a clip going viral from her show yesterday, and she was very sort of mad at the peace deal and was basically saying, this is our never again.
You're not going to get away with this.
We can't let them get away with this.
And I think that's correct.
I do think that's correct.
It's a weird situation because any other time that anything like this has ever happened in the world, you had a coalition of countries coming together to defeat the genocidal nation and then, you know, just brutally oppress them from then on, right?
Just install governments on top of them, puppet governments, and just, you know, control their people and really severely punish the people that carried out the genocide, right?
The Nuremberg trials.
I do think it's a bit of a betrayal that there aren't any Nuremberg trials slated for the Netanyahu gang and what they've been up to.
Obviously, the end of the war doesn't mean he's no longer convicted for war crimes.
That still stands.
And if he goes to European nations, they'll arrest him on orders of the ICC.
So he's not getting away scot-free.
But I do feel like we can't let them just get away with this.
Like there does have to be some sort of recompense beyond just, okay, you guys have to stop now.
Beyond just stopping the killing from continuing, like, what about all of the people that have been killed?
What about all the innocents that have been murdered?
This is not justice for them.
The first step is just stop them from dying.
So, okay, check mark on that.
But the next step should be get justice for all the people that didn't make it out alive.
And again, the Israeli newspapers, I think, recognize this dynamic appearing where you've got this headline from Times of Israel two years after October 7th.
Israel, or no, I'm sorry, that's not the one.
This one, from JNS, Jewish news syndicate, I think it is.
Netanyahu is the post-October 7th war's victor, not its scapegoat.
They're like, no, no, we won.
No, we did really good.
We definitely won.
Don't call him a scapegoat.
Don't blame this on him.
Congratulate him for his victory.
Well, it's not even a scapegoat.
No, he's just the guilty party.
It's like, no, a scapegoat is something that isn't guilty that you blame something on falsely.
Yeah, that wouldn't be the case with Netanyahu.
He is the one who did it.
His party is the one who did it.
This is not scapegoating.
This is appropriately applying the guilt where it belongs.
So let's be clear on that.
But obviously, they really are worried about the framing of this discussion where it's like everybody recognizes Israel lost this war.
They lost the war.
They didn't have as many people die, obviously.
They didn't have their entire landscape just completely obliterated and turned into rubble, obviously.
But they definitely didn't win.
They definitely didn't get what they wanted.
They definitely aren't coming out on top.
And in fact, according to Plays, people like the new leader of Hezbollah, they say they're stronger than they were on October 7th.
So, you know, if you have to say this type of thing, you already lost the argument.
If you're out there going, no, no, no, we won this war.
He's not a scapegoat.
He's a victor.
It's like, okay.
You keep telling yourself that.
His critics are determined to cast the prime minister as the villain of the war, but only his steadfast focus on denying victory to Hamas forced it to surrender at Trump's demands.
Okay.
Yeah, sure.
Whatever you say, Jewish news syndicate, I'm not buying it.
Let's go to clip four here.
This is Netanyahu announcing this victory.
I mean, you tell me if this looks like a victorious person.
tell me if the underlying sentiment informing this press conference is a victory parade or a humiliation ritual.
We're at a tremendous development in the last two years.
We fought during these two years to achieve our war aims.
And central one of these war aims is to return the hostages, all of the hostages, the living and the dead.
And we're about to achieve that goal.
We couldn't have achieved it without the extraordinary help of President Trump and his team, Steve Whitcoff and Jared Kushner.
They worked tirelessly with Ron and his team, our team.
And that and the courage of our soldiers who entered Gaza and the combined military and diplomatic pressure that isolated Hamas, I think, has brought us to this point.
I want to personally thank both of you, Steve, Jared.
It's been long hours.
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You worked around the clock, but not only worked, I think it's a good thing.
And we know that it's for the benefit of Israel and the United States, for the benefit of decent people everywhere, and for the benefit of these families who will finally get to be with our loved ones.
And I want to thank you on their behalf as well, on behalf of the people of Israel.
I think that's Steve Witkoff to his right crying, which is kind of interesting.
That's kind of interesting.
So again, it's just kind of weird seeing Kushner sitting there next to him.
But again, does this look like a victory?
I mean, we know what Benjamin Nanyahu looks like when he feels victorious.
And it's, you know, it's like seeing a gorilla.
He's beating his chest.
And, oh, yeah, we really crushed him into the dirt.
And that's what you get for messing with it.
You don't see any of the cockiness.
You don't see any of the superiority.
He looks sort of slumpy, kind of disheveled.
This is a great victory.
You know, let me just thank you, everybody.
You know, there's amazing war aims that we achieved.
It's like they don't like that.
They don't like this one bit.
And honestly, that probably means we're in great danger for the next false flag.
And we may be sending the bait for that exact action.
U.S. sending about 200 troops to monitor Gaza's ceasefire deal.
The United States is sending about 200 troops to Israel to help support and monitor the ceasefire deal in Gaza as part of a team that includes partner nations, non-governmental organizations, and private sector players.
U.S. officials said Thursday.
The officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss details that were not authorized in the release said U.S. Central Command is going to establish a civil military coordination center in Israel that will help facilitate the flow of humanitarian aid as well as logistical and security assistance into the territory wracked by two years of war.
The remarks provide some of the first details on how the ceasefire deal will be monitored and that the U.S. military would have a role in that effort.
After Israel and Hamas agreed to the first phase of the Trump administration's plan to halt the fighting, a litany of questions remain as to the next steps, including Hamas disarmament, a withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza and a future, and a future government in the territory.
One of the officials said the new team will help monitor implementation of the ceasefire agreement and the transition to a civilian government in Gaza.
You know, I'm not totally against this, to be honest with you.
I mean, it's probably the only time I've ever seen headlines about American soldiers going to the Middle East that I'm like, yeah, it makes sense.
Actually, that kind of makes sense.
Actually, you don't want the IDF doing this, obviously.
Not sure who else.
I don't really want the UN, you know, putting their troops on the ground, NATO putting their troops on the ground.
Somebody's got to, you know, enforce the measures of the treaty that isn't one of the two parties to the treaty.
So, yeah, 200 American soldiers going to just oversee and help kind of keep the peace while things get sorted out.
Of course, it is a potential target for disaster.
Clearly, Israel or any other actor in the region for that matter now has a very juicy bullseye if they choose to strike.
That would almost inevitably draw America in a very real way into the conflict.
But it seems like everybody's kind of walking on eggshells around this whole thing.
Again, the Israelis aren't happy with it, but are pretending it's a victory.
The Middle East, you know, all the Middle East partners, I think, are putting a lot of stock into this peace agreement and are going to be making big investments on the basis of the peace agreement.
So there's a lot of investment in general, political capital, monetary capital going into this agreement that I don't think anybody really wants to mess up.
It's tenuous, but it's positive.
So we're shipping 200 troops.
And as long as, you know, they don't get hit by some sort of false flag, I don't see how this is all that bad of a thing.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Friday that the U.S. will host a new Qatari Air Force facility in Idaho where pilots will train to fly F-15s.
Hegseth said the Trump administration has signed the letter greenlighting the building of a Qatar Amiri Air Force contingent in the Mountain Home Air Force Base located in southwestern Idaho.
Qatari Amiri Air Force Base is the air arm of Qatar's armed forces.
So people are wondering about this and kind of confused about this.
It's not the first time that we've done something like this, that America's done something like this, but it's not super regular that we do this.
It does happen occasionally, usually, and actually it happened more in the past.
Like for a while, America would host the Royal Air Force during World War II to help train their pilots or we'll bring people over temporarily.
This seems a little bit more than that.
And clearly, there is an increasing, you know, alliance between specifically the Trump administration and Qatar.
Now, again, Qatar is a very interesting nation.
It has about 3 million people who live there, but only 300 and about 62,000 of them are actual Qataris.
And we talked about this a while ago because it really should be a model for how Europe could be doing immigration, right?
Because Qatar, only about, what would that be?
10% of their population is actual Qatari.
So you would think this is a lost country, right?
I mean, hell, look at Germany or UK.
They're swamped with Muslims.
Those are still like 20% of the population or less, probably.
So how do you have 90% foreigners in your country and only 10% are natives?
Well, you do that by saying to the immigrants, you're never going to be a Qatari citizen.
There's absolutely no pathway to that.
You know, you'll never be a permanent residence, really.
We can kick you out at any time.
You have to leave at any time.
And we only accept you in the first place if you contribute to us.
So if you want to come and bring your family and build something here, something that will contribute to our society, you want to spend money to build infrastructure for us, then yeah, come on over.
But we're not giving you handouts, but you don't come here to live off of us.
It's the other way around.
So actually, it's kind of an interesting case study in like, okay, migration isn't necessarily the worst thing in the world.
It's the type of migration you have in Europe that destroys countries.
You can actually have 90% foreigners in your country and still actually, instead of diminishing and destroying the native population, it uplifts and, you know, encourages the local population.
Trump gave Qatar a security guarantee and isn't explaining why.
Oh, does he need?
I think I can.
Hi, I think I can explain why.
Because Israel bombed Qatar and killed the Hamas negotiators, betraying Trump and causing friction with our ally.
So that was a sign to Israel, don't do that again.
Is that complicated?
It's like the shop owner who was shot in a robbery put bulletproof glass up for some reason.
We don't know why.
You don't know why?
Okay.
We have a video of this, actually, Pete Hegseth and a Qatari diplomat announcing this and explaining what it's going to be, this Air Force training facility.
But the other reason that I think the Qatari population is actually important here, because again, when people talk about Israel and they go, well, it's a tiny little country the size of New Jersey.
Who cares?
How can a small country control a big country?
That's impossible.
Like, that's obviously a ridiculous claim, but it's especially ridiculous when you think about the Jewish diaspora and the people, you know, the millions of people around the world that are loyal to Israel while not living there exactly.
Like it's a completely different situation, obviously.
But it matters because I feel like a lot of people are going, oh my God, Qatar is making an Air Force base in America.
They're invading us like as if this is sort of a part of the other stuff that we see where you do have mass migration of Muslims to places like Texas where they're building Islamic communities.
That's outrageous.
But this is something entirely different.
The numbers matter here because if you took everybody from Qatar, if you took every single Qatari person in the world and shipped them all to America, it would still be like lower than the number of Somalis that we already have here in America.
It would be 300,000 people, which is a lot.
If you're talking about dumping 300,000 Somalis in Minnesota, okay, that's going to be overwhelming.
But it's like, I don't think this is part of this mass movement of Muslims by the millions taking places over.
This seems to me like you have in Qatar almost this, when you say Qataris, what you're talking about is not even an ethnicity.
It's a class.
It's a caste.
It's the ruling people of Qatar that have done a very good job, by the way, of diversifying their portfolio, basically.
They get a ton of money from oil, but then they put that money into education programs.
And this is all being dishonestly presented by pro-Israel people, by the Israeli media, where they want to convince you that Qatar is actually the most influential country in America, not Israel.
And it's like, for one thing, who even knows what the Qatar flag looks like?
Who in America?
Do you think if you went on the street and asked Americans, what does the flag of Qatar look like?
Anybody would know?
I bet 98% of people would have no idea what it looks like.
I only know what it looks like because every time I type Qatar, the little Qatar flag shows up as a suggested emoji on my phone.
It's the only reason I know what the flag looks like.
The point of that is because there aren't congressmen hanging the Qatari flag in their office.
There aren't congressmen and senators wearing Qatari pins on their lapels.
It's a ridiculous claim to make that somehow Qatar has this outsized influence in our country.
But there is obviously a growing alliance with them that for the most part, I think benefits us.
We have our biggest base there.
It's sort of central to the whole Middle East operation.
Now, the reason why this is not necessarily positive for America is because there's a lot of discussion going around, a lot of chatter flying about, saying that the whole reason that we're really doubling down and reinforcing our friendship with Qatar is because that's going to be the launch point for when we eventually go to war with Iran.
And if that's the case, that's obviously not good.
So a lot of moving parts here, a lot of different factions involved.
I don't think this Qatari airbase is something that is like a betrayal of Trump.
I think it actually has more to do with creating another outlet in the Middle East that we can rely on more than Israel, if you want to know the truth.
The truth about it, really, I think, is that the Trump administration is sick of trying to deal with Israel and sick of having Israel be more or less the only really reliable ally in that area.
And to even call them a reliable ally, I get it.
That's not even the case.
But the point is, I think they want a force to counter Israel.
I think they want to go, well, you know, Qatar can provide us with most of what we would be relying on you for.
So, you know, maybe they're being edged out by Qatar, which is why I think they've been so hyper-fixated and hyper-ventilating about Qatar for the last year or so.
More on the other side.
We'll get into exactly what this airbase, a topic of general domestic politics.
But from CNN, Israel says ceasefire, in effect, as troops withdraw from parts of Gaza.
Doctors Without Borders, emergency coordinator based in central Gaza told CNN that the psychological consequences facing the population, particularly the children, as a consequential, is as consequential and worthy of humanitarian attention as the physical destruction in the enclave.
And I believe that.
But people are moving back in.
It's just what they're moving back to is, well, we can go to clip 31 here and see exactly what Gaza looks like after the bombardments by Israel for two years straight.
Let's watch.
Yeah, welcome home, Gazans.
You know, good luck.
Just, I mean, have you ever seen anything like this?
The scale of destruction.
I'm still amazed and shocked by it, despite seeing these types of images for the last year and a half, at least.
Yeah, they don't have much to go back to, which is why it's a good thing that Trump is getting all of these other wealthy nations to contribute to the rebuilding.
Otherwise, the only other outcome would be, okay, go back home, Gaza, and good luck with all that.
You're on your own.
Which again is why I think this agreement from Trump really has the potential to change the entire dynamic in the Middle East, which, you know, you would think, and you go, oh, wait, Trump has stopped seven wars.
He just got a peace deal to end the most brutal conflict possibly the world has ever seen.
I mean, I'm not even sure that's an exaggeration.
At least for the last thousand years, I can't think of another conflict that has this level of destruction.
So, why would you not give it to Trump?
Why would you give it to this other person, this Venezuelan opposition leader that, frankly, I've never heard of?
I mean, maybe she does good work, but is it worthy of the Nobel Peace Prize over Donald Trump, who has worked tirelessly to get peace in the world?
Yeah, then she immediately dedicated her Nobel Peace Prize to President Trump, which is nice.
And I can't help it, but go, all right, clearly this isn't an award for peace.
And this is what leftists do.
This is what the globalists do.
This is what they do every time.
Same thing happened with any other award you want to mention, award show you want to mention, even just long-standing cultural icons.
Leftists move in, globalists move in, take over something, completely divorce it from its intended purpose, and weaponize it politically.
And that's what they did with the Nobel Peace Prize.
And so you look at that and you go, okay, is this really about who did the most to bring about peace in the world?
Or is this now being used as a political weapon to try to highlight and elevate somebody as part of this color revolution they're trying to do in Venezuela to get rid of the Venezuelan leader, probably because the Venezuelan leader is friends with Iran and helps Hezbollah.
It's like, I can't help but just assume that that's the actual reason that this is going to her.
So it's like, there's so many things like that, which, sure, maybe it's because you see Israel around every corner, but it's like, really, you know, this Venezuelan opposition leader, she's the one that deserves the most.
I mean, even if you don't want to give it to Trump, I'm sure there are other people in other parts of the world that have done more to stand up for peace in the world.
It just seems like a very convenient political weapon now to progress what is obviously an attempt by Israel to go around and destroy all of the networks that help Iran and give help to Iran.
Yeah, World Awaits blowback as the Nobel slips from Trump's hands.
Well, it was dedicated to him by the woman who won it.
So there's that.
You know, who was the other guy?
Juan Gallardo or something?
They brought him to the State of the Union and were like, here's the president of Venezuela.
That guy's not the president.
What are you talking about?
They've been desperate to overthrow Venezuela for a very long time.
And so obviously the Nobel Peace Prize is no longer a peace prize.
It is now a tool in the hands of the globalists try to progress their agenda.
And that's infuriating.
Kind of like how you watch the Oscars.
It ain't about what's the best movie.
It's about what movie serves the purpose of the political elite the best.
So, you know, they just take things over and destroy them and take them completely away from what they're intended to be and utterly destroy any honor and integrity these organizations once had.
So well done, Nobel Peace Prize.
You have officially announced that you are not worth the lead you're made out of.
And remember, Obama won when he literally did nothing.
He literally had not, I don't even think he'd been in office yet, and they were already giving him the Nobel Peace Prize.
All right, let's go to this video of Pete Hegseth and this Qatari gentleman announcing the new air base.
Why do we not have that video, guys?
We can bring 14.
Okay, let's roll that.
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We also value the close cooperation between Doha and Washington that led to the signing of the Gaza Peace Plan on October 8th.
This historic achievement underscore what can be accomplished when our nations work together with courage and trust amongst other partners such as Egypt and Turkey.
We further welcome today's signing of the letter of acceptance establishing a Qatari Amir Air Force facility at Mountain Home Air Base in Idaho.
This step strengthen interoperability, enhance joint readiness, and advance our shared defense goals.
Mr. Secretary, together we will continue to deepen this strategic partnership and pursuit of lasting peace and shared security.
All right, so they're signing the agreement there.
And like I said, I was looking into this and sort of just using AI and going, is this normal?
Is this something that we normally do?
And it kind of is.
It kind of isn't.
You know, the fact that they're calling it a Qatari airbase in Idaho is kind of unique.
Usually it'll just be, well, it's a training, you know, it's a training agreement where people will come over and stay in our bases for a little while so they can be trained on American weapons or whatever it is.
This does seem a little bit different.
But again, I think in this case, it really is a matter of America is using Qatar, not Qatar using America.
And if you want to know more about this, you should watch.
There's a YouTuber called Leather Apron Club, Qatari Air Force facility to be built at USAF Air Base in Idaho.
Defense Secretary Hegseth says, so yeah, I mean, we're basically, we're sort of annexing Gaza is how it feels to me.
It feels to me like we're kind of annexing Gaza.
Like we're kind of going, yeah, you know, you guys, you know, you'll have an Air Force.
You can buy our designs, buy our weapons, train in our facilities, and then do our bidding.
That's sort of how I feel like Qatar is being wielded now by the Trump administration, almost as a satrapy in the old Assyrian mode, if you're a fan of history, right?
Like the Assyrians or the Persians never had a Navy.
They would just go to Lebanon, take over the Phoenicians and go, that's our Navy now.
You work for us now.
You're going to be our Navy from now on.
And we're going to treat you well.
And, you know, we'll be partners in this.
But when we need a Navy, it's your Navy we'll be using.
I feel like that's kind of how it's going with Qatar.
But I don't know.
We'll see.
We'll see.
I'm just personally not super threatened by Qatar having military people here.
I don't think Trump would do something that was ill-advised in that regard.
Pentagon to host Qatari F-15 jets and pilots at Idaho Air Base is the headline from disclose.tv.
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The Virginia Attorney General race has been a focus of a lot of people because it's showing some very disturbing trends in our political sphere.
You've got text messages released that show the candidate for attorney general basically saying, you know, I wish I could kill my opponent.
I wish his children were dead.
Just all these horrible things that are just obviously incredibly objectionable, even in a personal conversation.
Like people are like, well, you know, this was a text message from years ago.
It's like, okay, you think you'd ever find a message like that from me?
Ever?
No matter how far you go back.
Who says stuff like this?
It's very disturbing.
It's disturbing enough that they would release it.
Then even more disturbing is the entire Democrat establishment shrugs and says that's fine and doesn't condemn him.
And then actually 12% of responders to polls say it made them like him more.
It's like, okay, I don't even know what we do at this point when people actually want politicians to be like threatening death to their opponents.
This is an issue.
This is an issue with our Democratic Republic.
We can't go on like this.
Again, I don't know what exactly we do here because Democrats are fine with it.
I don't even know how to explain it.
Well, let's go to these videos.
This is a debate, I believe, for governor.
Yeah, so these are two women who are running to be Virginia governors, to be the governor of Virginia, Abigail Spanberger and Winsom Earl Sears.
Winstom Earl Sears is the Republican, and she asks this Abigail Spanberger character about endorsing Jay Jones, and she refuses to and refuses to condemn what he said.
I mean, just watch and understand, like, the Democrats right now are looking around and going, I'm not going to gain anything by condemning this, so I better just double down on it.
I better just, you know, signal to my followers that, no, I agree, the right wing deserves death.
And, you know, again, in any other situation in American history, the American people would be outraged by this.
The American people wouldn't stand for this, but the American people are the ones driving this to a large degree now.
I don't know what to do about that.
Let's go to clip number two here.
unidentified
Thank you, Ms. Spamberger.
I just, I didn't hear an answer there on the endorsement issue, so I want to just make sure.
Will you continue to endorse Jay Jones to be the next Attorney General of Virginia?
And were you aware of these text messages before they released?
Her response, it just again, it just genuinely doesn't make any sense.
And I wish people could see through this.
I mean, what does these being withheld have anything to do with anything?
Right?
I mean, it's like, okay, the text messages were released.
They're not saying they're fake.
They weren't saying they were fabricated.
They're not saying, well, these don't really, they were released by somebody who's our enemy and we aren't confirmed.
No, no, they're like, yeah, those are real.
Yeah, they happen.
But like, they happened a while ago.
So that's the real scandal.
So the real thing is that these were withheld for a while.
It's like, what?
That doesn't even, that just doesn't make any sense.
What are you talking about?
You imagine this is like a murder trial.
They're like, yeah, so he confessed to the murder, but they withheld that recording for a year.
It's like, so what?
What are you talking about?
He confessed to a murder.
That's the thing that we're concerned about here.
And her response is very telling.
I guess that's up to the voters and what they want to choose.
So what she's saying is it's perfectly valid if as a voter you approve of and want to choose the person who wishes death upon the children of their enemies.
I get, you know, that's a perfectly valid thing.
Like, is it that hard to say, yeah, the voters can, you know, make their own choice, but as for me, I don't want to be associated with somebody who's fantasizing about murdering children.
Again, I just, I'm like speechless at how we even got to this point.
And will you, you know, denounce and distance yourself from a candidate who's been revealed in private conversations, like, I just wish I could kill their children.
And she's like, you know, if that's the position that our voters are in favor of, that's on their conscience.
That's up to them.
And I refuse to condemn it.
You can't condemn that.
It's something about this, the liberal equality mindset where it's like, all, you know, all positions are valid.
Hey, not wanting to kill your opponents, wanting to kill your opponents.
These are just two different opinions, right?
It's a signal to everybody.
We all get what she's saying.
We all understand exactly what the message is.
She approves.
She absolutely approves, obviously.
Yeah, the sheriffs and the law enforcement there are obviously infuriated by this and actually saying they would refuse to work with the attorney general that would say stuff like that.
Because how could you ever trust them?
How would you ever trust them to behave in an appropriate way when they clearly feel like Republicans deserve death for their political views?
And we actually played this in a different order.
Let's go to clip 19 here.
This was actually the question that the moderator was sort of doubling down on.
But here's Winsom Earl Spears putting it to her opponent.
Well, I think as everybody knows, I'm a Christian.
I'm a Christian before I'm a Republican, and I'm required to forgive people.
And it's hard sometimes when somebody has abused you, et cetera, but it's something you must do because not to forgive is almost like, as someone said, you drink poison thinking that it's going to affect the other person.
And I want to live a decent life and I don't want to not have peace in my life.
And so I, as I've said before, I would not say that.
So that's why I'm wondering why my opponent won't say beyond its abhorrent and disgusting, why she won't say it is not okay and that he must leave the race because Jay Jones advocated the murder, Abigail, the murder of a man, a former speaker, as well as his children who were two years, two and five years old.
You have little girls.
Would it take him pulling the trigger?
Is that what would do it?
And then you would say he needs to get out of the race, Abigail?
You have nothing to say?
Abigail.
What if he said about your two children, your three children?
Is that when you would say he should get out of the race, Abigail?
But the thing is, these people really are, they're not human beings.
You saw it right there.
She's like, Abigail, hello.
I'm asking you a question.
Abigail's just like staring straight ahead because there's no good answer.
Because the answer is obvious.
And she doesn't want to say that.
So she's pretending she doesn't hear it like a child.
And she'll probably end up the governor.
You know, honestly, she'll probably end up the governor for this.
And that really is a political situation I do not know how to amend.
But there's another great example from this debate.
It's clip six here.
Another question being asked to this soulless husk of a human being, where again, the answer is obvious, but she can't say it because she is confined in a cell of deception called the Democratic Party.
And you'll see exactly what I'm talking about.
I think this highlights and illustrates the divide between Democrats and Republicans maybe better than like any other clip we've shown.
Let's go to Winsom Earl Spears asking Abigail Spinberg or whatever her name is, a very simple question that would have a very obvious answer if honesty and humanity had any part of her composition.
And that's why I'm asking my opponent, if your little girl comes home and said she was forced to undress in a locker room with a biological boy, what would you say?
She's going to pretend she doesn't hear you because she's not a human being.
But in reality, it's because there is no answer to this on their side.
I mean, the obvious answer is she would, of course, never stand for that.
But she can't say that because saying that is to say, I don't want trans men in the bathroom.
And that is, of course, a red line that she can't cross for her psychopathic, brainwashed Democratic constituents.
She can't come out against men being in women's locker rooms.
So the answer in her, in reality, her position should be to say, I'd be fine with that.
But she can't say that either.
What's she going to sit up at a debate stage for the gubernatorial race and say, actually, I'd be fine if an adult man wanted to get naked with my young daughter.
But that's what she, that's her position.
So either, so it's like, and it's not like this is a trick question.
This is literally just like asking about your stance, asking about your policy, a policy that, by the way, dominates the political conversation.
For some godforsaken reason, transgenderism has become this major political topic today, and they don't have a consistent stance.
They really don't even have a stance.
There's only two options.
Either you're okay with grown men getting naked with your five-year-old daughter, or you hate trans people.
So which is it, lady?
She can't answer.
It's not a trick question.
It's literally the impossible nature of their core ideology.
It is without logic.
It's without reason.
It's without the ability to even justify it.
Do you want men in the shower with your daughter or not?
If the answer is no, then okay, you're on our side.
No trans men in women's bathrooms.
If you say yes, what the hell's wrong with you?
You absolute freak.
Somebody should take your children away for their own protection.
So that's just the natural outcome of the level of absurdity that the mainstream foundational democratic ideology has come to at this point.
They genuinely cannot answer basic questions about their own beliefs because either one reveals that they're either pathological and insane or just liars.
So choke on it.
Welcome back, folks.
We'll be joined shortly by Myron Gaines.
You know, I don't envy the Democrats right now.
They really, I don't even know what to make of them at this point.
It's like their policies are so utterly asinine and inconsistent, they cannot answer a simple question about them almost ever.
And then simultaneously, you've got them in these situations where they either have to completely reverse everything they've ever said or they have to try to justify the unjustifiable.
I think you'll see what I mean.
Already, we played a clip of CBS News admitting that Jeffrey Epstein probably didn't kill himself, that the crime scene was manipulated and nothing was done correctly and the assumption that he committed suicide was kind of baseless.
It's like, okay, do you want to extend that a little bit farther?
So what does that mean?
What does that mean?
That means either he's not dead or somebody else killed him and that the entire investigation was covered up.
Who has the power to do that type of thing?
Like it actually invokes a lot more questions that they're not entertaining, which is interesting, but even the fact that they would say it at all is shocking and sort of a watershed moment.
Here's Anderson Cooper, clip 38 here, admitting that Letitia James did politically persecute Donald Trump and that her political or her persecution now, her prosecution now about her mortgage fraud is not political.
She did actually commit the crime.
So again, this is like should really invalidate everything they ever say because it's the exact opposite of what they've been telling us for the last six years.
Now they admit that trying to throw Trump in jail for 400 years was entirely a fraud.
Jeff, I mean, according to PolitiFact, the day after she was elected in 2018, Letitia James was asked by a community activist if she was going to sue President Trump, and she replied, quote, oh, we're going to definitely sue him.
We're going to be a real pain in the ass.
He's going to know my name personally.
I mean, that's not a great look for somebody who has just been elected or just been campaigning, who hasn't even looked, I guess, deeply at any evidence.
unidentified
Well, that's, you know, we live in a system where attorneys general and district attorneys in the United States, unlike almost any other country, are elected officials, are politicians.
So they run for office making political statements.
That's how our system works.
It's not pretty.
I don't think it's a great system, but there's nothing uncommon about it.
The other point to make, though, is just because she made inappropriate comments, that doesn't mean she should get indicted for fraud years later.
I mean, that's, we're not supposed to live in a system of that kind of tit for tat.
Criminal cases are supposed to stand or fall on their own merits.
So you admit that Letitia James' prosecution of Trump was utterly baseless and obviously fraudulent and that she campaigned on that.
And the other guy's like, well, yeah, that's true, but that's normal.
Oh, is it?
Okay, show me one other example.
Show me one other example ever of an attorney general, somebody running to be attorney general saying, vote for me and I'll go after this politician for you.
Because that's what Letitia James says.
Even the quote that Anderson Cooper provided, while very telling and very shocking that he would present that information, the things she actually said were even worse.
She said, if you vote for me, I'll go into the office, I'll sue Donald Trump, and then I'll go home.
She was like, that's all I'm going to do.
I'm not going to try to stop crime.
I'm not going to lower crime.
I'm not going to put criminals in jail.
I'm going to go after Trump and sue him for whatever.
And that's all I'm going to do all day.
That's what she ran on.
Could not be more obvious.
Also, CNN, you know, here's another clip from CNN where they took a different tack, but this is what happens when you are actually evil and have been engaged in criminality for so long, you don't actually have a good excuse.
Aside for a second, what Tish James, and again, we're still getting the details, but if it's related to this mortgage issue, I mean, this is something that everyone in America, or many people at least, if you're lucky enough to be able to buy a house in America, you deal with this, right?
The federal government doesn't go after all of these people for doing this.
Everybody cheats when they apply for a mortgage loan, don't they?
All right, welcome back, folks.
I'm telling you, they don't know what to do anymore.
Like, they don't know what to do anymore.
They're admitting that Epstein didn't kill himself.
I mean, one strategy, maybe that's why this Abigail woman's strategy makes sense.
You might as well just pretend you can't hear the question because they don't have answers.
Maybe that's actually the appropriate response is when they're, you know, when these questions are put to them that they can't answer, they just pretend they can't hear.
They just stare straight ahead like robots that haven't been turned on.
Well, I don't really work with like newscasters, CNN.
You got to actually say something.
And so they're taking some interesting tax there as well.
Anderson Cooper admitting that, yeah, Letitia James did totally, you know, violate her oath of office by weaponizing her position to go after not just Trump, but places like Infowars and just use her position instead of trying to actually lower crime in the state of New York.
She's going after Infowars for selling toothpaste and Donald Trump for a loan that he paid off.
I mean, it's completely ridiculous, but it's especially ridiculous because one, CNN's like, everybody does this.
Who doesn't commit mortgage fraud here or there?
And for one thing, they absolutely would go after you for that.
I mean, have you ever like tried to do something like it's one of the absurdities of the anarcho-tyranny that we live under?
You know, you can have like illegal immigrants that own businesses somehow, but God forbid you try to, you know, you even accidentally mess something up as you register your business.
They'll come down on you like a ton of bricks.
Yeah, Attorney General James orders Alex Jones to stop selling fake coronavirus treatments.
It's toothpaste, you psychos.
Cost us half a million dollars to fight that.
Yeah, she should go to jail.
She needs to go to jail.
No, not everybody commits mortgage fraud, CNN.
What a hilarious way to try to cover up this crime.
And ironically, if you do look at the cases involved, if anything, Trump's case is what people actually do, where you go, well, you know, if I'm putting this up as collateral, I'm going to put the maximum amount that it could possibly be worth.
I'm just going to not lie, but, you know, on the spectrum of how much this house is worth, I'm going to say it's at this end of the spectrum because I could possibly get that.
So I'll say that.
That's what he was accused of doing.
Of course, he never actually did that.
He actually put down its exact worth.
The bank double-checked it and guaranteed it, and then he paid off the loan.
So it wasn't even a crime in the first place.
Even if that is what he did, that's the thing that people do, not lie about where they're, you know, hey, you're going to get a better rate if this is your permanent residence.
Is it your permanent residence?
Yeah, I'll say yes, even though it's not.
Like, no, you can't do that.
That's just a blatant lie.
That's just a blatant fabrication, a, you know, act of blatant dishonesty.
And there's no getting around this because either it is, you know, the whole thing is that Letitia James bought a house in Northern Virginia, probably because she thought she'd be appointed to something by Kamala Harris.
By the way, again, for all these naysayers about Trump, and I've had my fair share of criticisms about Trump, but come on.
We are in a timeline in which Letitia James is being indicted.
Maybe she's not being indicted for what she should be indicted for, which would be something like sedition or treason or violating her oath as attorney general, obviously to weaponize it politically against her opponents, which we keep hearing is the death of democracy and the actions of a dictator, right?
That's what she was doing.
So I think charging her with that would be more appropriate.
But you're in a timeline where she's getting indicted and could very well go to jail for like 10 years if justice is served, if nobody's above the law.
The alternative timeline, she's attorney general.
The alternative timeline with Kamala Harris winning, Tish James isn't going to jail.
She's going to the White House.
She's going to become the Attorney General.
So thank God we don't live in that timeline.
But she probably was expecting to be appointed to something by Kamala Harris.
So she buys a house in Northern Virginia, says, yes, this is going to be my permanent residence.
This is my permanent residence, which conflicts with requirements to be attorney general in New York, which say your permanent residence has to be in New York for you to serve as Attorney General of New York.
So it's one or the other.
Either she wasn't Attorney General of New York because she did not qualify because she did not live in New York, or she lied on her mortgage application to get a better rate, which is just a roundabout way of saying theft.
She stole from the bank.
So it's just like, this is ridiculous that they're trying to cover this up by going, we all, we all commit mortgage fraud, don't we?
A little mortgage fraud here or there never hurt anybody, right?
I mean, sure, we keep calling Trump a convicted felon over actually something significantly less worse, less bad as what Letitia James is being accused of.
And then if you apply that standard, we've shown that people like Hillary Clinton were literally charged with exactly what Donald Trump was charged with, never spent a day in court, and actually had the whole thing covered up by the DNC who paid like a $50,000 fine and it went away.
For Trump, on the other hand, they upgrade it from a misdemeanor to a felony.
They circumvent the restrictions of statutory limitations.
They just do everything they possibly can to get the conviction.
And it's totally fraudulent.
And it is actually something that a lot of presidents or whatever political campaigns do, but that only Trump is punished for.
Again, it's just, it's like exhausting trying to ferret out and deconstruct just the overwhelming amount of lies that we're confronted with on a daily basis.
But it's not about the individual lies.
Again, it's about the overall mindset of the Democrats, where they're at right now, how they're trying and failing to deal with the inconsistencies in their own belief system.
It has them saying some ridiculous stuff or some very normal and obvious stuff that completely contradicts everything else they've been saying for the last 10 years.
So when you have people saying, yeah, Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself and Anderson Cooper admitting that the Tish James convictions were completely fraudulent and that she did commit mortgage fraud.
Like that's that is what they should be saying because that's obviously true and observable from anybody with double digit IQ.
The weird thing about it is that they've been saying the opposite for the last 10 years.
So do we want to confront that or just pretend that last decade of dishonesty didn't happen?
I guess we're going with that.
But boy, are they getting more stupid.
Let's go to clip number three here.
This is MSNBC's Chris Hayes.
I guess just trying to come up with a reason to call RFK Jr. bad.
Like I'm telling you, the depths of desperation that the Democratic Party is reaching at this point is truly something to behold.
Let's go to Chris Hayes here, MSNBC's Chris Hayes condemning RFK Jr. for, you know, caring about health.
I always thought that the autism vaccine story was about vaccines insofar as this was a reason vaccines were bad.
But one of the things that's been very strange to me about watching the development of the perversion of the public health system under RFK is the obsession with autism.
So it's like it's on both ends, and that autism is this like creeping specter that's, you know, this society is awash in it.
And when RFK talks about it, he talks about these kids are never going to have a life.
They're never going to go to a baseball game.
And just in these really like profoundly kind of derogatory ways that I have to say, with a lot of people who have various autism diagnoses that are close to me in my life, many of these people don't react great to the rhetoric that has emanated from the White House.
But it has become this strange, I think, strange kind of obsession and this kind of cultural touchstone.
I mean, again, what is there even to say about that?
You know, it's just like they're at this point, they got pregnant women chugging Tylenol to prove Trump wrong.
And according to a couple of stories, some of the women actually killing themselves or losing their babies because of that, but I guess it's worth it.
And now they're like condemning people caring about autism as if caring about a disease and wanting to eliminate a disease, a malfunction, a disorder means that you hate the people with the disorder.
Just apply this to literally any other illness, sickness, disorder, condition.
It makes no damn sense.
If I say I want to eliminate cancer, does that mean I hate cancer patients?
They can't actually express their positions out loud or else everybody will see how absurd they sound.
They're celebrating autism and trying to downplay Letitia James being a criminal by suggesting that everybody commits fraud.
What's the big deal?
It's like, what are you people even saying at this point?
What is even happening?
I really, you know, now that I'm the more we think about it, Abigail Spanberger, she's got the right idea.
Just pretend to be robots, left.
Just stop talking, stare straight ahead, smirk like you know something that you don't, and just shut up because you're only digging the hole deeper for yourselves every time you try to talk.
It either reveals that you've been liars this entire time and have finally decided to tell the truth for some reason, or it just shows the desperation and the lengths to which you'll go to try to undercut obviously good things.
Crazy, really.
Just we need to do something about these.
Like we need to do something about these people.
Okay.
I don't know what it is exactly, but they can't just be allowed to be walking around, you know, free like this.
They'll hurt themselves.
We're going to talk a lot about Antifa with Myron Get.
Myron's getting back to the studio.
The long story, but he'll be here soon.
He's probably going to stay with us till the end of the show.
So we'll have plenty of time with Myron Gaines as soon as he gets back to the studio.
But let's go to clip number 10 here.
This is a video put out by the White House, I believe, about Antifa.
Do I have the right one here?
That again, it's wonderful to see this.
It's fantastic to see this.
It's so long overdue.
I'll show you Jimmy Kimmel on the other side, but it's, you know, it's just to the point where like even trying to argue this with people, gaslighting has never been this blatant or extreme.
I'm being blinded by the gaslight here.
But this is Pam Bondi and a few others after the White House roundtable about Antifa talking about the threat that this network of communist agitators poses to the American people.
They are a terrorist group and we are coming after them.
unidentified
We are here at the White House today to unmask Antifa, to follow the money all the way to the top.
If you want to get to the bottom of who is fomenting this chaos and violence in our country, you must follow the money.
I was a mainstream reporter in Seattle for 10 years before I quit mainstream media in part due to its refusal to acknowledge the dangers of Antifa and radical left-wing violence.
Part of the problem that we have is that a lot of people refuse to believe that Antifa is real.
They are an organized, systemic, international criminal enterprise.
And what the FBI is going to do is trace the money, follow the funds, and find every single person that was involved in funding the riots and the violent acts of criminality that they're perpetrating on our street.
unidentified
I've watched Antifa brutally beat, harass, and threaten Americans in the street, but all of that ends with the Trump administration.
I was brutally attacked and almost killed by Antifa in the streets of Seattle.
And Antifa's days of using violence and intimidation against their political opposition are over.
unidentified
And I've continued to report on them over the years, despite the threats of violence and ultraviolence that's happened because I owe a thank you to this country, the United States, for settling my parents who were victims of communism in Vietnam.
And I'm so grateful that we have a leader in the White House that understands how we need to fight these sophisticated networks and how we need to take these terrorists out.
unidentified
I've been attacked by Antifa, doxed by Antifa, harassed by Antifa, but we're not standing down.
Antifa is a radical terrorist network, a radical terrorist organization that explicitly calls for the overthrow of the U.S. government, law enforcement authorities, and the rule of law at large.
Under the Trump administration, Antifa's days are over.
You know, it's great to see Antifa's obviously taking this seriously.
The leaders of Antifa have all like fled for Europe at this point, but they're finding that a little bit difficult because now that they're deemed terrorists, they're like not being allowed into certain countries.
Mark Bray, the author of the Antifa handbook, got stopped at an airport in Spain and wasn't allowed any further.
So good.
Good.
I mean, it's too much.
It is too much for too long.
It's time to wrap it up.
Benny Johnson was there in D.C. Apparently, they arrested a man who had been sending explicit death threats to him using, ironically, the very same language that the candidate for Attorney General Jay Jones used, showing that, you know, these people are very much being encouraged and being not even if not directly bolstered by the Democrats in power.
The individual who wrote me described why he wanted me dead.
I was a white cis Christian Trump supporter.
They described in great detail how I would be killed in an open field just like Charlie.
How much blood would come out of my head and neck when it was blown off?
This individual described orphaning my four beautiful children and widowing my wife with great joy.
You might want to say another left wing radical, another extremist.
And to that, I would like to direct your attention to the state of Virginia, where Democrats have nominated and are about to vote for the chief law enforcement officer in that state, a man who has done the exact same thing.
An individual who's calling for the assassination by bullets of Republicans that he disagrees with.
The killing of their children.
The slaughtering of, as he says, little fascists.
Are my four innocent, beautiful children little fascists?
Violence has been mainstreamed by the Democrat Party.
It is not extremist.
It is mainstream.
And we need a moment of reckoning here.
This has to stop.
This cycle must end.
Is any Democrat courageous enough to disavow violence?
An individual has been arrested for threatening to kill my wife, my four children, and me.
He sent a letter to my home saying he hated our views and wanted us dead.
He's being charged federally and faces prison time, which is good.
And we do need to make a big deal out of this to let people know, like, you're not going to get away with this.
You are going to get busted by the police.
And again, this is, that's what we need.
We need the police to act on this.
We need the police to protect us.
Not because we actually need them.
Not because we are incapable of protecting ourselves.
Not because Antifa is this overwhelming force that the American people are powerless against.
I mean, come on.
But it's like we don't want it to go there.
We don't want to have to send the good old boys to round up Antifa.
Do it with the lawful authorities.
Throw them in jail.
Make an example of them.
They're breaking the law.
They're attacking us.
They're threatening us.
Do something about this so we don't have to.
And it really is as simple as that.
We have more here.
Let's go to clip.
We have to go to that on the other side because I've got, you know, Glenn Beck actually did a great job of showing all of the various funding mechanisms supporting Antifa through various NGOs that are, of course, funded by our tax dollars.
Because at the end of the day, whether it's Black Lives Matter or Antifa or the open societies and any of these organizations tearing America apart from the inside, we're paying for our own destruction.
They're using our tax dollars, siphoning them away to fund their destructive and subversive activities.
It's outrageous, but it goes on pretty much unabated.
But if you listen to Jimmy Kimmel, Antifa doesn't exist.
Let's go to clip 17 here.
This, again, just goes in line with everything we've been talking about, the absolute madness of the left, where, again, I just, you know, I grew up saying truth is treason in the empire of lies.
I don't think I understood that.
I don't think I really understood the level of lying that we could reach.
And it's finally becoming apparent just how unbelievably dishonest a huge number of people will be in pursuit of their own destructive deconstructionist goals.
Here's Jimmy Kimmel just lying blatantly to his audience in a way that is really kind of shocking.
Couldn't possibly be Portland, where Antifa has laid siege to a federal building for over 100 days at this point.
Couldn't possibly be from the 400 riots that have occurred in the last 10 years with Antifa represented wearing a uniform, waving the flags with their logo on it.
But they don't exist, but they don't exist.
I'm telling you, folks, first of all, Jimmy Kimmel stole my joke because that was always my position because, and again, I don't have the words to illustrate this.
Like, if you don't understand this, I don't know if I can express it to you in a way to really get it through to you.
Jimmy Kimmel just said, in no uncertain words, Antifa does not exist.
They don't exist.
Meanwhile, he'll be the first to tell you white supremacy is an existential crisis in this country.
That violent white supremacy is the number one threat.
After all, the president said it, didn't they?
Didn't Joe Biden come out with that announcement?
Yeah, look, these people don't exist.
That sign doesn't exist.
Those air horns don't exist.
All these people, they don't exist.
That flag doesn't exist.
None of this exists, folks.
They don't exist in France.
They don't exist in Germany.
They don't exist in the UK.
They don't exist, folks.
Look at all of this crazy footage that must have come from AI or something because Antifa doesn't exist, folks.
Now, these are just your, you know, friendly neighborhood lads out for a stroll that Trump wants to demonize for some reason.
Can you believe it?
I mean, do you believe it?
Do you believe what Jimmy Kimmel is telling you?
Well, he tells you that white supremacy is the number one threat, which actually genuinely doesn't exist.
Which is more like Bigfoot, white supremacy in America in 2025, or Antifa, the people who are putting people in the hospital to this day.
Set in the mood to talk about a bunch of domestic terrorists who are destroying our country from the inside out.
By the way, Trump's about to go live talking about a prescription drug proposal he's putting forward, trumprx.gov.
So we'll go to that whenever he's live.
I did not know this was happening today.
I'm not sure if this was announced too far in the future, but we'll go to that whenever Trump starts talking.
But I want to go now to this video by Glenn Beck where he breaks down just a few of the funding mechanisms that Antifa enjoys, courtesy of U.S. taxpayers.
Here's Glenn Beck breaking down how our government funds its own destruction.
This is split between nonprofits and foundations, also crowdfunding sources.
Now, I already mentioned the Tides Foundation, one of the darkest of the dark left-wing radical money funnels on the planet.
You know, who knows all the trails that lead back to Tides?
But just for starters, let's look at these.
Tides Foundation funds an organization called Alliance for Global Justice.
Money for Mayor.
They refunnel money to groups like Refuse Fascism.
They also give to the National Lawyers Guild over a million dollars from 2018 to 2019 alone.
Are you going to write a check for a million dollars to a leaderless group that has no organization at all and just say, yeah, you guys know what to do with it?
Who knows what to do with it?
This is how the radical left-wing money trail operates.
It's designed to be opaque.
It's designed to be confusing and disappear.
But the connections are all there.
Why haven't we done anything about it up until now?
Okay, up next, who else but George Soros, Spooky Dudes, Open Society Foundation?
They also fund the Alliance for Global Justice.
They also are with the Antifa support groups.
The charitable funding sources are Legion for just that one.
Then you have Fidelity Investments.
Where do you have your money invested?
Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund.
They donate to the National Lawyers Guild.
Also, Schwab Charitable Fund.
Boy, if I had my money in Schwab, or Fidelity, I don't know if I would have it.
They're giving to the people who's supporting these people.
I mean, I could go on and on, and we haven't even gotten to the crowdfunding platforms.
You have Act Blue and Patreon.
You have Fundraiser, the Action Network.
Then you have book sales.
Book sales.
Oh, yeah, book sales, like the college professor that produced the Antifa handbook.
Look, I'm not accusing anyone here.
I'm just saying this is pretty much off the top of my head.
I'm just showing the connections that have a very strong odor attached to them.
And I've followed these people long enough to know this is the way it works.
This one chalkboard alone is enough for the Trump administration just to start.
I mean, just start.
And they are.
And it should be enough alone just to debunk the ridiculous notion.
All right, folks, that was a little breakdown from Glenn Beck where he asked the obvious question.
If they're paying millions of dollars, who are they paying it to if it's not a leader and doesn't exist?
And again, it's just another one of these questions that the left just genuinely cannot answer.
And with that, I'm very happy to welcome in studio my guest, Myron Gaines.
He, of course, is a conservative, political, cultural, and true crime commentator, host of the world's number one men's podcast, The Fresh and Fit podcast.
He's a former DHS special agent, a real estate investor, and he goes live on Rumble and YouTube Monday through Friday at 5 p.m.
You know, you can talk about, you know, radical left violence, or some people will say it's Israel or whatever.
I mean, there's just, there's multiple problems, right?
Jews control this country.
Right.
We have, you know, these radical leftists that have been able to basically operate with impunity for a while.
And like, I would say the way that you know this is because after he was shot, they took to TikTok to celebrate.
Like that should tell you everything you need to know.
Like conservatives can't even say there's two genders on social media without like getting banned or whatever.
People, like if they have a job, they'll be like, oh, I don't want to say anything publicly because I'll lose my job.
Like, but then you got, you got these people dancing around and literally celebrating after somebody was like violently murdered in public.
And that's because the liberals and the left in general never have to endure censorship.
They've never had to deal with it.
They never had to get any of this stuff.
So when they showed their colors, they showed their colors.
I'm glad they were able to identify some of these guys.
Some of them ended up getting fired because of this, which is kind of funny.
You know, I'm not for censorship myself, but I do think it's a problem when you're a nurse, a doctor, or, you know, someone who's in public trust and you're over here happy that someone got violently murdered.
Like, like, if left-wing, I'm saying this, Alex, like if, like, if a crazy left-wing political commentator got assassinated, like, violently like that, I'd say we need to go find the person that shot him.
Just because we have political differences doesn't mean anything.
Like, I don't want violence to ever happen to anyone, even people that I oppose.
Like if you even talked about Zionism or Jewish power, any of this stuff, they'd be immediately banned you.
Right.
On the left and on the right.
So I think for, you know, people on the right wing to finally say, yeah, like we're annoyed by this crap is like, that's a big deal, man, because they've controlled this side of the internet for a very long time.
If Democrats do get back in, they're going to get back in with the angle of we don't like Israel.
We are anti-imperial, whatever they want to phrase they want to use.
But look at what Mondani's doing.
I think if Mondani is proving that if you are anti-Israel and you say something like, I'm going to stay in New York instead of going to Israel, like all these other guys.
Like that might be a viable road that the left will use to take power back.
And I think that's what they're going to do is they're going to lean really hard on the anti-Israel sentiment in the Democrat Party because 90% plus are not supportive of Israel on the Democrat side.
So I think that's going to, I think that's going to be their next route to the White House.
And, you know, obviously, no matter what anyone says, you know, Charlie Kirk is going to go down in history.
I think he was one of the biggest political commentators on the right.
We can see, and that's the difference between us and these guys, these idiots on the left as well.
It's like we can have disagreements with each other, but like if something happens, like we're not going to sit here and be like, oh, yeah, we wish something bad.
But like on the left, they wish death upon each other all the time.
He's like, he's getting hot, you know, under the collar.
And yeah, he's like, you know, and, but look, even him saying, well, you know, APAC should have to register under Farah, like that would be the end of AIPAC.
Like, they wouldn't be able to operate the way they operate now if that was the truth.
And now what APAC is doing is they're laundering their money through other PACs.
So like they're going after Thomas Massey, but they're calling it the Kentucky MAGA PAC.
It's just APAC.
Yeah.
There's another one we showed a video yesterday, 314.
It's like, we're a science pack, but it's every, all of their donors are all the APAC donors.
So it's like, okay, this is just AIPAC by another name.
So they see that like their brand is becoming toxic and they're trying to maintain their control while not making it obvious it's them.
And of course with AIPAC, the money is important, but even more important than that, I think is the connections it gets you, the good media coverage it gets you.
So I mean, obviously, the thing they should be doing is introspective, you know, taking an introspective look and going, you know, gee, what are we doing that's wrong?
But of course, they can't do that, which is why they always tell people, like Josh Hammer said, anti-Semitism is in your DNA.
They've already debunked them the beheaded babies, the babies in ovens and everything else like that.
And to this day, Netanyahu still talks about babies and ovens.
And I'm like, dude, this has been debunked.
Like, holy crap, man.
But they're still running with the Hasbara, right?
Even when I was debating Brandon Tatum, you mentioned, I was like, dude, that's not true.
It's been debunked.
So I predict over the next, now that the conflict is mostly done, in the next one to two years, you're going to see a lot of ugly things come out.
And then the death toll is going to keep going up because keep in mind, they got like, I think 60,000 is what they named, but that doesn't account for people in rubble, people that died from the lack of food.
Now the aid's coming back in when they were saying the whole time that they weren't starving them, but they were.
So on that topic, what is your take on the ceasefire deal?
Do you think this, because I feel like we all have like PTSD now where it's like, this can't be true.
It has to be a trick, right?
Like, I don't want to win the Fell Forward Again Awards.
I got to look at all the angles to see how we could possibly be screwed here.
But this seems good.
It seems like the only people that are against this are Netanyahu and his buddies in the Israeli cabinet.
Seems like the Gazans are celebrating.
Even, you know, Israelis are happy.
Even Iran is in on it.
So it's like, how could I really can't see how this could be a bad thing, except that it's kind of this weird neo-colonial thing where you've got, you know, it could be kind of a setup to have a 15-minute city zone where it's an international community.
I don't know.
It's a little bit weird how it's, but it seems like the best possible outcome.
And just so people understand like the political climate in Israel, like even his adversary on the left, they even say, we need to annex the West Bank and we need to, there's no Palestinian.
We're not going to give the Palestinians a state.
So even the liberals on their side don't believe in this.
And the thing is with these Israelis is a lot of them are genocidal, deranged lunatics who don't look at the Palestinians as people.
And this is what happens when you end up with people that in their religion, they're the chosen people, man.
Have you heard about the app when it came to Syria?
Nobody knows about it.
It's the craziest story.
So the main reason they were able to move through Syria that quickly is because there was an app that was spread through the Syrian army where they said, download this app and we'll send you 50 bucks.
I think it may have been 50 bucks a month.
And so basically everybody in the Syrian army downloaded this app because it had the endorsement of the wife of Bashar al-Assad.
And they hacked it and were able to intercept all the communications and were sending fake communications.
So they basically took over the communications of the entire Syrian army with this free app they gave out.
So that's a big L. And I don't know how they're going to recover that.
And, you know, especially with the way they keep acting.
It's just insane.
And, you know, you and Alex were talking about it quite a bit, just like and I totally get Alex.
You know, he says he's allergic to it.
And I totally understand that, especially.
I'm, you know, I'm doing this for 30 years, but it's, I feel like it's different now.
And I feel like we just got to treat Israel like any other country.
And when you just treat it like that, it's not actually that hard.
It's not actually that difficult.
And it's just the, it's the overwhelming attention to Israel that our government pays to Israel that, like, that's what, that's why we're talking about it all the time because our leadership's talking about it.
I guess I get, you know, it feels like that's kind of fallen to the wayside.
I feel like six months ago, nine months ago, at the beginning of the year, it was like the gender thing was constant.
It was constantly like, I don't know, for a while, it seemed like it was almost like scheduled to where like once a month there would be some Twitter drama about an e-girl.
And it was like, okay, the first of every month, some e-girl posts a dumb picture or somebody poses for a calendar.
And it's like, all right, now we have the next month of absurdity to get through.
But I feel like that's maybe kind of falling to the wayside.
Do you think that's because maybe the people pushing that are occupied?
So like this, it's another thing that like nobody used to say that.
Nobody used to express that, but people are expressing it now.
And again, it's, it doesn't come from a place of hate.
It's like enough is enough.
We're sick of our country being controlled by foreigners and we're sick of white people being blamed and discriminated against constantly when we haven't done anything wrong.
So like, again, what is this turning point we're going through?
I think, you know, between X, like, becoming more free speech, right?
Like where we can finally start, like, I think it really started like once we're able to like call out the H-1B visa, right?
Like, damn, like, we're tired of these Indians coming in, these Jeets.
They stink, like, bro, like, what the, I don't know about you, but like, every time I call like American Express or like one of these credit card companies, and it's like the customer service is like, Indian dude gets on the phone.
Oh, damn it, man.
But then you remember, it could be worse.
It could be a black woman and she's going to give you an attitude.
Yeah, so I do my show, the debrief, which is like political stuff where I talk about how blacks are stupid, Jews can have too much power, women are stupid.
You know, it's like you ever see that video of the beaver that they have inside a house and it's piling like stuffed toys to make a dam in the doorway.
And it's like, it doesn't know what it's doing.
It's just, it's trying to fulfill its biological function.
And so it thinks it needs to build a dam, but it's just blocking a doorway.
And it's like, you've taken it out of its natural habitat.
I feel like a lot of women, their natural impulses are just, they like don't know where to put them exactly.
And they're in this weird, unnatural environment they're not supposed to be in.
The dopamine's firing in its brain because it's doing what it's supposed to.
And yeah, I always, I always look to that when you see like, you know, women who are childless who dedicate their lives to like getting criminals out of prison.
And it's like, no, you think you're doing a compassionate thing because that's what you're hardwired to do.
Again, that's the thing that I think we're all like coming to terms with.
And I'm sort of constantly reminded of it over and over: is like our system is so messed up.
Like the more you look at it, the more you're just like, what do we even do about any of this?
Like, what do you do when you've got people appointed who were never lawyers, never went to law school, but they're judges and they're letting out people who have been convicted for of crimes 30 times and they go out and kill a one?
I mean, it's just like, okay, do we need to just like knock over the game set and try again?
Like, what do, and how do we achieve that?
Like, everything is so far gone.
It's so complicated.
And then the backstop is supposed to be the people.
It's supposed to be that we're supposed to be an informed, intelligent populace that will hold our leaders to account.
But now you've got, you know, now you're likely to get more votes if you go up and say, I want to kill my opponent or I'm going to, you know, Letitia James, I'm going to throw Trump in jail, even though he hasn't committed a crime.
Criminal charges against Bolton expected as early as next week.
The acting U.S. attorney in Maryland is moving forward quickly to seek criminal charges against President Trump's former national security advisor, John Bolton.
According to two people familiar with the case, a complaint or indictment could come as early as next week, said the sources who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive matters without authorization.
I imagine this probably has to do with leaking as well.
It's probably similar to what was happening with James Comey.
So, you know, it's like, I'm glad there are indictments coming.
It feels like a little too little, you know, too little too late.
It feels like Trump is still surrounded by bad guys.
He's still absolutely like enveloped in the deep state where, you know, for nine months, apparently, the people he tasked with charging James Comey just don't charge him.
And then in the last five days, Trump puts in his own personal attorney to get it done.
And it like, she barely gets it in under the wire.
And they get one indictment about lying to it's like we're not doing enough.
I'm not even mad because like at first I was like, you know what, man, it's probably a bad idea to like indict and go after these your political rivals.
But you know what, dude?
Honestly, at this point, it's like they try.
Yeah.
Like the thing is this.
It's one thing for you guys to go after him politically, but you guys were committing crimes as you guys were going after him.
So it's like, what do you, how are you going to like sit here and like, you know, like we're talking about Alex, like punch the guy and then expect him to not punch you when he gets back in.
And you guys were committing crimes as you were doing it.
And it just, and that, that type of stuff just goes to like, that's who these people are.
If they can, if they can get an edge, they'll take it.
If they can screw somebody over, cheat a little bit, it's just, that's their mindset.
It's just like, you know, this dog-eat-dog kind of world where they're just trying to screw everybody else over, or else they think they're being screwed over.
And it's just like this, this sickness that's just like poisoning our entire entire country.
But and we're talking about this, you know, when you first got here, they're if the Democrats get back in power, which there's every indication that they will.
If we're lucky, I mean, and I thought this was put well by Nemitz, Peter Nemitz on On X. It will be trivial for Democrats to designate white supremacy as a terrorist organization and throw a few thousand Republicans, few of any, few, if any of whom would actually be white supremacists or even criminals into Seacot in 2029.
And again, it's like we saw how they were last time.
I mean, I have friends that should be in jail right now for the next 20 years.
Thank God we got Trump in office to pardon them.
But like they already threw innocent people in prison for 20 years when, you know, over January 6th, when they weren't even in Washington, D.C. at the time, like Enrique Tario.
I mean, it's like they already did that and we hadn't even done anything to them.
Now Trump is like pissing them off.
You know, obviously, I agree with everything Trump's doing.
All these guys, like Zuckerberg, because people forget, like, a couple of days after January 6th, like January 10th, dude, Trump was banned off everything.
Well, and of course, you know, the video that he posted telling everybody to go home and be peaceful, they remove and then say he was going for violence.
They delete the tweet, the tweet as well, where he said it, like they're, you know, and it's funny because like in D.C. when he got charged, they charged him with January 6th stuff when he got charged federally under Jack Smith.
If I was a fear, if I was a fear, I would have what I call the WBNN or Waterboard and Niggas Network.
Okay.
Where we would torture these guys on live stream for everybody to watch.
Stay sponsored, of course.
We would pay for it.
Totally be free for you, the viewer, no pay-per-view.
And we would just torture these guys all day, waterboarding them, bamboo reads and nails, all that stuff.
If you harm a child or you stab somebody like they did with Irena or any of this other stuff, yeah, you're going to go ahead and get you're going to get messed up.
Cause no one's going to want to get like whipped or put in stocks or waterboarded and look like a, you know, like a, you know, like a softie in front of everybody.
Well, that's a whole different can of worms because what do we do about it?
And actually, that kind of ties into what you and Alex were talking about about China because obviously China is the big threat to us if there is one on earth.
It really just means you don't want a race genocided because you're not even.
Hold on, we got to go to break.
We'll be right back.
Sorry.
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Well, and let's, you know, we can talk about that because, you know, like I said, when you were talking to Alex, I kept wanting to interject because I get, I get the impulse.
I totally understand.
And it was, it was kind of more intense when I was first working at InfoWars, where, like, if you ever talked about the Jews or Israel, it's like that became what you know.
I take calls.
Every call would be about that.
That'd be the only thing people want to talk about.
There, I got people calling me Mossad.
I got people calling me Nazis.
And it was just like, you know what?
I'm just avoiding this topic outright.
It's annoying.
It's annoying when you're not one.
But no, it's like, but it's like, I kind of get the impulse where it's just like, oh my God, this again.
But yo, I can't remember who came up with it, but somebody was just like, you know, think about racism as if there was a concept called familyism, where it's like, if I say, hey, you know, of course I'm going to take care of this girl.
She's my daughter.
And you go, wow, you're a familyist.
You really care about your family over other families.
It sounds so bizarre to us, but like 100 years ago, that's what race was like.
It's just as sort of absurd, this idea of like, it's bad to like your own people over other people.
It's like, well, is it bad for me to love my family?
And just because I love my family and work for my family doesn't mean I want to kill my neighbor.
I want to have good neighbors that are also, you know, can uplift me and we can uplift each other.
So, you know, I always, when you think about it, if your neighbor's always committing crimes, you're like, oh, well, I don't want to have this neighbor anymore.
You know, it's- It's funny because like, how many times have you heard in the last few years, we have to have difficult conversations about race?
It's time to have to, which what they mean is shut up, white people.
We're going to tell you how you're evil and you're not allowed to speak back about it.
But I remember like two years ago, I did a thing where I just took an ADL report that was like how to speak to white people about race.
And I just changed the words to how to speak to Jews about anti-Semitism because you take the same words and it's like, this might be uncomfortable for you, but you have to sit and listen now.
And because I was kind of the same way where I was more like, you know, just like 15 years ago when I was like eight, 20, 20 years old, or something like that.
Well, and then, and honestly, him, him picking Sarah Palin to me, I was like, I was like, this is like the most important choice that you'll maybe ever make as president.
Like, and the other thing, too, is like, you guys got to remember, like, from our era, like the Iraq war, like, we woke up to the Iraq war like too late, right?
Right.
That it was an L and everything.
We didn't have alternate media like you young guys now.
So I know, because I see some Gen Zers probably, like oh, you guys are stupid, which we are a little bit.
But the reality is we didn't have Twitter, we didn't have social media.
None of this stuff existed when we were around like that.
You know, we got to take advantage of this free speech while we still have it to any degree whatsoever.
And obviously, like, again, that's the thing.
It goes to Israel.
It goes to the control, the censorship.
It's ineffective.
It's not going to work.
It's only pissing people off.
But as you're pointing out, you know, you got Larry Ellison buying TikTok, buying CBS, this, you know, skydance thing.
Clearly, they're like feverishly working to try to get like all these control systems in place.
And Larry Ellison goes up and talks to Tony Blair at the World Government Foundation and says, you know, we really need a single database with all the data in the world, and then AI will control how people will behave.
And it's like, okay, that's the blueprint.
So let's stop them from doing that.
So, I mean, clearly they see the way the winds are going.
They see the, you know, they can project into the future and go, people really don't like us.
The only thing they have is like shut everybody up, shut it down, take over all these things.
Well, see, that I feel like is the false dichotomy.
And I was playing this yesterday.
Again, fighting for, you know, fighting, you know, to try to get people to understand like where Alex is coming from, where we're coming from at InfoWars.
It's like we have really, InfoWars has gotten us this far.
And whether you want to appreciate that or not, alternative media, mainstreaming ideas like false flags, telling, you know, making people not trust.
Well, and that's where it gets kind of that's where it gets like, you know, infuriating to people is because it's like, I like, I'm, I'm fine for you to have that.
I'm fine for you to have support from your fellow Jews around the world and can get jobs.
Like, good for you.
I got, I got no grudge.
But when you then turn around and try to tell me that's evil for me to do that, now we have an issue.
No, but you know, again, it's like they can only the mainstream media at large can only like push division or and like demonize white people and like say the most horrible thing.
It's like, you're going to get backlash, man.
People are going to go, oh, this is the game we're playing.
All right.
Square up.
Like, okay, you want to talk about this.
And again, I have a trouble resisting that, right?
There's a video I talk about all the time from the cut where it's like, what are white people superior at?
And so, and it's a bunch of black people just being like, I don't know, smelling bad.
And it's like, oh, you want to go?
Okay, we're talking about stereotypes now, but I have to like, I'm like, no, we got to love them.
We got to love.
You know what?
Instead of hating black people, I'm just going to love white people.
Well, you know, it's funny to me is I feel like everybody kind of maybe goes through this sort of thing where it's like, first you learn about like the founding fathers and it's George Washington didn't chop down the cherry tree and they're sort of like upheld as gods or whatever.
And then, but then like you go to school and you learn, actually, they were all racist and you're like, oh man, they were all bad.
And then you're like, no, they weren't.
They actually, they gave us the Constitution.
They weren't racist.
Then you go read their letters.
Yeah, they were pretty racist.
No, it was like not, it was not like a subtle thing.
You know, everybody that settled the West was like, we are out.
We are an outpost of white people.
We are, we are driving white civilization in.
It was.
I mean, clearly, you go back 100 years and more, people, you know, were not shy about this is we're doing this for my race and my pro my posterity and my people.
And, you know, people think that's like covering up.
They'll be like, oh, you know, no, it's whatever.
Like, people think that that's like a cope of some sort to go like, no, the Civil Rights Act destroyed the black community, but it just did.
Like, I don't know what else to tell you.
It literally did.
And you can find interviews of black people who grew up in the civil rights era and they describe, I mean, it's indistinguishable from a white family describing picket fences and families together and dinner, you know, picnics at the park.
It's like, no, it was actually nice.
And then the government came along to help.
And it's been, you know, 50 years of the downslip.
But this is another one where it's like, okay, does Rabbi Schmoolie really think he's helping the Jewish people or is he deliberately trying to pitch it?
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