The Rudy Giuliani Show: Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Rudy Giuliani connects Ash Wednesday’s repentance symbolism to 1963’s Kennedy assassination shock while critiquing Georgia’s voter rolls, citing seven non-citizen registrations and denied ballot access under Kemp’s campaign. He warns of U.S.-Iran tensions escalating over disputed talks, 50 new Iranian jets, and potential IRGC strikes, then pivots to Russia-Ukraine peace stalls amid high-ranking military assassinations—over 500K Russian losses fueling speculation. Contrasting Marxist economic failures with his "brilliant" (but risky) policies, he ends with a blessing for America amid Lent’s reflection. [Automatically generated summary]
This is the Rudy Giuliani show, and this is Wendell TV.
And of course, today is Ash Wednesday, hence the cross on my head.
I didn't want you to think it was there for any other reason.
Or it could be there for other reasons.
Why not, right?
And there, behind me, we chose for today St. Patrick's Cathedral, largely because that really was my church for so long when I was mayor, even U.S. Attorney, and then for the many years that I was after mayor.
And I considered Cardinal O'Connor to be a very close friend and advisor.
And I certainly felt the same about Cardinal Dolan and Cardinal Egan.
I don't know the new Cardinal yet, but of course, I'm not a New Yorker anymore.
I belong to the Diocese of Palm Beach.
And today we went to a beautiful church.
Usually I go to St. Edward's Basilica, which is on the island.
But today we went to St. Anne's, which is almost as close on West Palm Beach.
And it has the distinction.
I don't know if that's the right word.
Well, it's historical in the sense that it was the last place that John F. Kennedy received communion before he went off to Dallas and died.
John F. Kennedy, when he stayed on Palm Beach with the Kennedy family, used to go to St. Edward's Basilica, then St. Edward's Church.
It was the family church.
Gosh, I remember from being a child seeing the pictures of it going in and out.
But for some reason, and we'll have to check on exactly the reason.
Somehow I seem to remember he was rushing, you know, to the, to, to, or he was driving to, if not rushing to, the Air Force One, which would have been at the Palm Beach Airport, like it is right now for, not right now, but this weekend for President Trump.
And maybe there wasn't a mass scheduled at St. Edward.
So we went to St. Anne's, had communion, and left.
And of course, never returned.
And there's a statue, not a statue, a plaque with an inscription and a representation of our president.
And I don't care how old you are, and I'm pretty damn old.
If you live through that, you never forget it.
I remember exactly the step I was standing on at Manhattan College when I was told.
I think I could get the exact step.
I know the sequence of steps, and I was halfway coming down them going to the ROTC office.
And for a strange, stranger, I was in uniform.
It was an Air Force uniform at the time.
Well, Ash Wednesday is about as ancient as the church.
And its antecedents, of course, like most Catholic and Christian sacraments and observances and holy days have some grounding in the Old Testament.
And here we found two, the book of Job, Job chapter 42, number six, says, Job repented in dust and ashes.
So one of the symbols of that ashes on my forehead is repentance.
I am acknowledging to my brothers and sisters and to all that I am sorry for my sins.
And I will make a very firm commitment not to repeat them, not to continue them, either as against others or as against God.
And then from the book of Jonah, 3.6, the people of Nineveh wore sackcloth and ashes when they turned from sin as a demonstration that they were turning from a life of sin to a life of holiness and acceptance of God.
They wore old sackcloth and they put ashes over them.
As I remember it, I didn't go back and look at that.
I should have.
I just saw the notation of it.
But I believe they wanted to show that they were emerging from the depths with the ashes on them and coming into the beauty and purity of holiness.
But of course, the words that are spoken when this is put on you are quite jarring.
And if you're not jarred by it, well, I don't know.
Nothing's going to jar you.
When the priest puts it on you, he says, remember that you are dust and to dust you shall return.
So every Catholic, Christian of the Western tradition, is reminded at least once a year where we're headed, unless, unless you believe in that cross up there.
And then you're headed to something beautiful if you obey the commandments and love the children of the Lord.
So today's a very special day.
It's the beginning of Lent, 40 days of fasting.
Now, fasting doesn't mean what it meant then, starving.
Fasting means today, the rules for today are you're supposed to have no meat and you're supposed to have just one Relatively light meal, not but one meal, and two smaller, if you need it, two smaller snacks, I guess one could call it, small amounts of food.
You're not supposed to eat a feast, you're not supposed to eat meat, you're not fasting to the modern Catholic, and I'm talking now several hundred years, has been giving up meat, not giving up all food.
But Good Friday is a little different.
You're supposed to cut down on the total amount of food that you have on Good Friday.
Now, for and now, going forward, every Friday, once again, you don't have meat, which Catholics used to do every day of the year when I was growing up.
I mean, every Friday of the year.
Now they do it just during Lent, which is 40 days and ends as Holy Week begins.
Avalanche Rescue Crisis00:03:59
A terrible, terrible tragedy in California at the border, really, of Nevada in California is a city called Truckee.
I guess named for the trucks that go through, I guess.
I always thought it was a strange name.
It's a fairly well-known city because it's one of the cities many people drive through going from the very populous California, Southern California to Las Vegas.
Truckee, California.
There may be a companion one on the other side in Nevada.
But in those mountains, there between Nevada and California are, of course, great snow cliffs and a great place for skiing when it's cold.
And this, of course, has been a cold winter and a good winter for snow, I imagine for skiers.
And now, what's the count now, Ted?
There were people now are missing.
Eight people are now confirmed dead.
Confirmed dead.
With one more skier still missing.
So that's nine altogether in the either dead or in jeopardy still.
That's right.
How many four travel guides and 11 guests were caught in the avalanche?
So that's 15 total.
Of the 15, nope, were caught in the avalanche.
Okay, that's right.
15 total.
Six have been rescued.
That leaves nine.
Eight confirmed dead.
That leaves the one who is still missing.
And how did how?
I mean, how did it happen?
It was just something that came about very suddenly and unpredicted.
The avalanche?
I mean, the snow, the tour.
The snow was steady, but an avalanche is the snow comes free and it starts rolling down the mountain.
And at times, it can be absolutely deadly and catastrophic.
At other times, still very dangerous, but it's not always necessarily mortal.
How about this, Mayor?
The tour group initially contained 12 clients and four guides, but one client decided to back out of the trip at the last minute.
So you wonder if that person knew or had an idea this isn't exactly the right day to be well, maybe because the snow was very heavy that day.
Right.
I assume, I assume, you know, there's a trade-off there, right?
If the snow is heavy, you want to ski, and if the snow is heavy, it can come loose.
Something can shake loose, and then you have that awful.
So these skiers were part of a three-day expedition led by the Blackbird Mountain Guides.
Rescuers were able to save six of the people after they set off emergency beacons.
The six hid under tarps as they awaited rescue late on Tuesday.
There was a great deal of praise for the rescuers.
And apparently, The speed with which they got in there, the danger that they had to encounter because they went in, they went in against the avalanche.
Wow, I cannot imagine remarkable.
I'm not, I don't know the details, and uh, uh, but I read just some of it, and the uh law enforcement people were praising the rescuers.
One of them, I guess a sheriff, said, You know, if it weren't for how exceptionally talented and brave these people are, all of them probably would have died.
The sheriff said six of the 15 were found after they corresponded with first responders using the iPhone's SOS feature.
Rescuers searching for the other nine missing skiers were hamstrung in their search efforts on Wednesday morning after the area was slammed with an additional two feet of snow.
This was technically the Sierra Nevada range and California's side, right near Lake Tahoe.
Attacks on Lake Tahoe00:06:59
Lake Tahoe is on both sides.
And of course, Lake Tahoe, from my point of view, is made famous in Godfather 2.
But that's where Michael's compound was.
Lake Tahoe, isn't there a big golf tournament out there?
Yeah, I think so.
Oh, Bob Hope Classic, maybe.
Is it Lake Tahoe?
Is that where it is?
I believe so.
So we still have one missing is our current understanding.
Well, there is a report that the U.S.-Iranian tensions have escalated.
And they've escalated, they've escalated, number one, I think, because of Iran's exercises in the Gulf, where they are insisting, starting yesterday, on having naval exercises.
And then I think somewhere around yesterday or today, they started doing as part of their live fire, which I think they're going to try to keep away from American vessels.
But this gives you how irrational these guys are.
They're involved in an attempt to prevent a major attack by the United States.
And they are touting, or some of them are, that they're having talks with the administration.
Their version yesterday of the talks, Iranian version, was that it went well.
American version was a little more muted.
Their version was they had agreed on some fundamental principles for an agreement.
American version, including the vice president, was very, very different.
And you had to read it carefully.
The American version was they had agreed on fundamental principles for continued talk.
So they didn't agree on anything other than the talk some more.
And that apparently is actually the reality.
So the talks, as reported back to the president, I don't think were very encouraging.
I don't think that Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner called up and said, boss, things are going really well.
I think they said they're giving us a hard time.
They put it in English.
Somehow, the Iranians are trying to put a good feeling on that.
Maybe because they kind of know we're going to attack and want to make us look like we're double-crossing them.
In the middle of the talks going well, we attack them.
Who can tell?
I mean, there's a lot of possibilities here.
But now the reports, even out of there, are the talks are not going well.
So I don't know.
I think we have everything there.
He keeps adding, he added 50 jets today beyond what was originally intended.
That's right.
It looks like he wants to take all of Asia.
This is enough for China.
Let's go.
I mean, let's not stop.
Let's go get China.
I mean, it's unbelievable what he's got there.
You can't say that he hasn't done everything to get these guys to be reasonable.
He has shown them, you know, several months ago what America can do.
They have shown they can't stop it.
Right.
I can't imagine that within four months they have turned into the Luftwaffe.
And even if they have a little more than what they showed, and we're going to have to, God forbid, undergo some price for this.
I can't imagine this is going to be brutal for them.
And I think he wants to avoid it.
I think he wants to find a way even to do the military part without having any of our people dead, any of our allies dead, or any civilians dead.
Now, that's really hard.
Maybe not impossible because I believe, this is Rudy now, this is not what the administration, well, it is a little bit, you could develop this theory from what you get from the discussions and the leaks and whatever.
There are two, the way it's described in the majority of the analysis that comes out of people who talk, you know, get a little off the record here and there.
Two possible attacks, or they could be done simultaneously.
One attack would be, once again, to put them back to square one on their nuclear enrichment, assuming we didn't get it all last time, and we may have, or that they have already made some progress getting back there.
It'd be very discouraging to just wipe out all that progress.
In other words, it's like we slapped you down, you fell down, you've just gone to the hospital, you're getting better, and we slap you down again.
Second possibility is to degrade the IRGC and the terrorist, their equivalent of the Shah Savak.
The group they use against the terrorists.
The terrorists who they use against their people, I should say.
They're one of the few countries that does that.
Terrorists usually work outward against us, against Israel.
They have killed more of their own people than they have us.
And by us, I include the Israelis.
I mean, they've killed plenty of us, probably more than anybody else.
But their own people, I mean, they are only excelled by China that's killed somewhere approaching 100 million of their own people.
That's pretty hard to get to.
I mean, there wouldn't be any basically any of them if they killed 100 million of them.
But look, in the last month and a half, in what was essentially a three-day period, they killed anywhere from 15,000 people.
That's a lot of people to kill in two or three days.
Now, there are people saying, responsible people, it might have been 30 or 35,000.
That's like the whole IRGC was turned into an execution force.
And yes, some were executed in some formal sense with a half-day trial or a make-believe trial.
Many were just shot down on the street or in the highways or byways, suspected of being MBK, that was for sure death, or any other form of a person dissatisfied with the regime.
Something Really Wrong Here00:05:28
So we'll cover this in greater detail at eight.
A few more things that we have and maybe other things that come in, because I do think that, I mean, you saw it today, and we'll get that, we'll get all six for you.
A number of media outlets have listed like they've laid out what they've gone at as reasons why the United States and Iran are on the brink of war.
So we'll go through those and we'll analyze them and see how valid, how valid they are, and if we can come to some kind of determination as to when.
The Olympics was exciting today since the United States men beat Sweden.
Now, the other day, United States women beat Sweden.
Wow.
So I guess Sweden isn't too happy with this right now.
The big one is tomorrow night.
Tomorrow night.
Tomorrow, James.
The women.
The women.
Yeah, I believe it's 1 p.m.
Yeah, tomorrow.
Did I say tomorrow night?
Yeah.
Oh, well, it's tomorrow night there.
Yes.
It's American here at 1, but in Italy, it's at night.
So it's going to be the United States women's team against the Canadian women's team.
For the goals.
And the Americans' men's team has professional hockey players, correct?
Correct.
As does the Canadian, which makes them the two best, right?
Yeah.
And their game is going to be almost definitely the final, as it has been for years now, right?
But are these women, is there a women's professional league in the United States?
Not in the United States.
So a lot of these kids play in Canada because there's a women's professional league in Canada.
But they're Americans.
Just like the Canadians who might play in America, right?
It was the strangest thing.
I went to two Olympics with America playing, America playing Canada.
And all the names were familiar.
And it was weird because, you know, guys playing for the Rangers are playing for Canada and they're playing for New York.
They're playing for USA and vice versa.
And then some Canadians played for America because they become American citizens.
And it was very, it was very strange.
The weird one is the skia Guo, who's an American of Chinese ancestry, but born here in the United States, who I think whose father escaped communism.
Catch that one.
He was like a political prisoner of the murderous communist regime, which still, of course, rules China.
And she lined up to ski for China because they paid her more money.
There's something really wrong with that.
I don't know.
Yes, there is.
I'm not going to call her any names because the Pope, in his Lenten message, which we should get.
Basically said you're not supposed to say bad things about people.
That's the way I would interpret it as my Catholic schoolboy interpretation of Pope's decrees would be.
We're having a debate over the census and the citizenship question.
Excuse me, but why do we have debates over things that don't make any sense to me?
Is there something wrong with me?
Like, why would we have a debate whether a man or a person who has the male genital organ is allowed to go into a ladies' room?
Of course, he shouldn't be allowed, right?
I mean, I mean, there could be more complexities to this than the following, but this should be easy.
If you can use a urinal, you should go in the men's room.
If you can't use a urinal, you should go in a ladies' room.
I mean, we can tell the difference between men and women.
First book of Genesis makes clear that that's God's earliest pronouncement to us.
I made you men and women.
Then he repeats it, and I made you men and women.
He says it twice, just so that people like Justice Jackson Katanji Jackson on the Supreme Court are confused.
God repeated it twice in the first book of the Bible.
And of course, every biology student who took biology, because before biology became a politically subject infused with political brainwashing, everyone in biology knew, oh, yeah, you have the two chromosomes and one less chromosome, female male.
No.
Males, we're not sure if males can have babies or not.
You got a lot of your friends.
A lot of your guy friends had babies, right, Ted?
Yeah, right.
Non-Citizens on Voter Rolls00:12:41
What are we doing here?
Maybe they jumped a shark.
Maybe it's going back to us now.
So this, of course, has become bigger with the case now in Canada and the other case.
I mean, there are just so many of them.
Nobody wants to put a mark of anything on people who are transgender.
But no one also wants to lie to them so they kill themselves.
It's like not telling someone they have cancer and they don't treat themselves.
Tell them, oh, yeah, let's have a celebration.
It's wonderful that you have cancer.
It's just great.
Now there's the fulfillment of your humanity in having cancer.
So let's have a big celebration.
And let's not say you're a sick person that needs to be in the hospital or needs to be under the care of a doctor or needs medicine or needs careful observation.
Right.
So what do you, I mean, well, did they lose this thing once before about being able to ask this question?
I don't remember.
Well, I believe so, but I think that does, this is kind of a good transition into our guest.
Well, I say guest, but she's part of the Lindell TV network.
We're going to have in a few minutes.
I don't know if you're ready for her.
Heather Mullins, who was covering, has been watching the ongoing happenings in Georgia with the election.
And she had watched the hearing today.
Well, I mean, it's all part of the same, it's all part of the same issue, right?
They don't want people to have to give ID when they vote.
And they mainly don't, they don't want them to give ID at all.
And they don't want to have to prove they're citizens.
And then they don't want to even find out how many non-citizens there are in the United States or drill down a little further on that.
And are they legal residents or not?
Obviously, we are entitled to know that.
I just doesn't make any, it doesn't make any sense.
You tell me when she's ready, okay, Ted?
I believe we have Heather.
Let's get her.
Oh, shall we take a break first?
We got Heather.
She's live in person.
Hello, Heather.
How are you?
I'm good.
How are you doing, Mayor Giuliani?
Okay, excellent.
So tell us what's going on.
Well, so you know, the Georgia State Election Board heard another round of complaints today, and the hearing has been going on all day.
And one of the big things that came out at the very beginning of the hearing was the issue of non-citizens being registered to vote in Fulton County.
And now, I know you're aware that for years, the Democrats and officials in Georgia and other states sort of gaslit the American public saying, oh, no, there's no way non-citizens are not on the voter rolls.
But today at the Georgia State Election Board hearing, the newly hired attorney for the Fulton County Board of Registrations and Elections admitted that there were in fact non-citizens on the voter role.
I was right about that too.
Yeah, you sure were.
But here's the, here's the alarming part that I had actually never thought about.
So the whole reason that they even admitted today at the hearing that these non-citizens were there is because the non-citizens were actually summoned for jury duty.
And then at jury duty, they admit to being non-citizens.
And then the investigation went back from there and figured out that they were on the voter rolls.
So that to me is its own issue.
Like take, you know, the fact that non-citizens are being added to our voter rolls.
That's a problem, but they're also being added to our jury pools.
So now think about the fact that you, Mayor Giuliani, were literally a victim of D.A. Fonnie Willis, right?
Organized crime and corruption going after innocent people.
Imagine having your day in court and you think you're going to have a jury of your peers to exonerate you, but in fact, it's a jury of non-citizens because somehow in Fulton County, they ended up on the voter rolls.
It would have been really interesting for the president and for me and for Professor Eastman, whatever, if we had non-citizens, illegals even on the jury.
And one of the crimes we were charged with is falsely claiming that non-citizens voted.
That's one of the charges.
That was one of the charges in the multi, in the 18 defendant conspiracy case that Fandy the Ho brought.
Yeah.
Well, no, so there was there were several complaints involving this.
And so we actually have a sound bite from Dr. Jan Johnston.
She's one of the Georgia state election board hearings.
And she even mentions, as of right now, every the entire state of Georgia and every single county has the ability to reconcile their voter roles against the save database to see if there's non-citizens free of charge, completely free of charge.
So take a listen to what she had to say today.
And so to share with this audience, there's also a federal program called SAFE, I believe it is, that will run the entire database for the state of Georgia, or certainly for Fulton County or any county, DeKalb County, to look for non-citizens.
And it is free.
It is free now.
It used to require some payment.
It is now free.
I do not understand why every county or the entire state is not running this database to check for non-citizens rather than us just putting out press releases that we have no non-citizen on our voter rolls.
That's not true.
We're looking at seven cases or nine cases right now of non-citizens on the voter rolls.
And these are just two counties of 159 counties in this state.
We could do better than this.
And this is what we know because they were summons to do jury duty and it happened to do the right thing by saying that they are non-citizen.
But if you have a bunch of people on the rolls where we have counties that county election represents are not trained to look for non-citizen IDs, they're just matching the voter rolls.
And then on top of that, if you have someone who does get a jury summons and decides that they want to go and sit on our jury, even though they're a non-citizen, then we don't catch them.
So for people that are saying, oh, it's just nine people, it's just nine people that happen to do the right thing.
We have a lot of other people out there that may be on the rolls that have it, especially when we have inflated and dirty voter rolls.
So I think we should look at requesting counties to send their voter rolls through the system so that we can scrub these voter rolls to ensure that there aren't any non-citizens on them.
And which counties were they?
Which counties?
So the ones that were hurt today, DeKalb County and Fulton County.
So interestingly enough, DeKalb County County, of course, Portland County, right?
Yeah.
Well, DeKalb County, there was actually a few people, a few non-citizens that showed up today to address the complaints because they were named in it.
And one gentleman in particular got up and when he actually like looked at the registration they showed, he's like, that's not my signature.
And so there's a couple of them actually that even though they were non-citizen resident workers, they were saying that they never filled out that form.
And so somebody else must have basically done it in their place.
Yes, they did.
You know what this is like?
And you should tell them to look at this too.
They had a lot of people under the age of 18 vote.
The number was never determined and the number kept shifting because it was all done by extrapolation.
A few were caught and then the experts said, well, if that many were caught in this group, then the entire number must be 20,000 or 30,000.
It got up to as much as 60,000.
Now, how does that happen?
You can get a driver's license at 17 years old in Georgia, but you have to be 18 years old to vote.
So these are people who had driver's licenses, but weren't 18.
Now, you say, why don't those young people go vote?
They didn't go vote.
They stole their names, which I'm sure they did with the non-citizens as well.
The crooked Democrats know they used to do, they've done this for 50 years.
They used to keep the names of the dead people.
That's why you have dead people on the voter rolls.
The Democratic leader of that little voting place keeps all the names of the dead people.
And then they pay people to come in and vote for the dead people.
So vote for the dead people.
Vote for the young people, right?
Vote for the non-citizens.
A lot of these non-citizens would probably be afraid to show up, afraid they'd be caught.
So they're really dummy registrations that can be used.
And places like Pennsylvania and Georgia, Florida used to be like that.
They store up thousands of these.
And so that's why when the left-wing newspapers say they don't steal elections, they're either lying or they're living in fantasy land.
They've been stealing elections for generations.
There was actually one guy who was a non-citizen on their voter rolls that they were talking about today at the hearing.
And he'd been on the roll since 1996 and voted in 11 different elections.
So that's like 20 years worth of fraudulent voting just from this one guy that's apparently not been dealt with until today, 2026.
So it's like, you know, how does that happen?
A number of different ways.
And to your point, like the driver's licenses being, you know, some of these states like Georgia passing laws so that if you, if you, you know, register for a driver's license, you're automatically added to the voter registration list unless you opt out.
And then there was also a big decision by the Obama administration, where if you used to apply for certain federal programs, welfare programs, whether you were an immigrant or even just somebody low income, you would have to opt in to register to vote through those programs.
But under the Obama administration, they actually changed it so it was automatic and you had to opt out.
And so when you see the influx of all these non-citizens coming in and now they're being encouraged to go enroll in all these federal welfare programs, well, guess what's going to happen to their names?
They're going to end up on the voter rolls.
Well, this is great.
I'm great information.
Hopefully this can get cured.
You wonder with a Republican governor there and a Republican legislature why this isn't cured immediately.
But pretty soon there's going to be a new Republican governor there and not the governor who oversaw probably the most crooked election in America, Governor Kemp, who got re-elected on false pretenses.
But he fought very, very hard to make sure nobody gets to see his dirty ballots.
And to this day, he and Rafsenberger have kept every single damn ballot free of being inspected by any Trump person, by anybody honest.
Certainly not me.
I was his lawyer.
They wouldn't let me see any ballot.
And if I ran that election and I ran it fair and square, you could look at all my ballots.
Oh, yeah.
I wouldn't get it.
But I mean, there's still a lot of people.
Nobody ever cheated.
They don't cheat for Republicans in New York.
So I was never worried.
Well, so listen to this because they're still fighting it, even though the FBI just did that raid on.
Well, guess what?
What just happened?
Now you have a lawsuit that was just filed by the chair for the Fulton County Board of Commissioners.
So Chairman Rob Pitts.
And then you also have the chair of the Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections.
They both filed this lawsuit now to try to get back all the materials the FBI needs.
And here's the kicker.
One of the members of the Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections, Julie Adams, just filed an urgent request for investigation to the Attorney General of Georgia saying that Chairman Rob Pitts, the chair of the Fulton County BRE, are now authorizing these lawsuits illegally.
So they're doing it without taking a vote on it.
They're bypassing it.
They're using taxpayer dollars to fund litigation to get back those ballots, and they're doing it illegally.
They're bypassing all the proper channels to actually take a vote on these lawsuits to actually get these lawsuits funded.
And so now you have one of the very board of registration election members asking the attorney general of Georgia to investigate this.
Well, is that located also?
Folks, that Fulton County?
Yeah.
Oh, yeah, that's Fulton County.
It's Chairman Rob Pitts.
It's like they're basically.
I'm going to, we're going to have to examine whether Fulton County is in fact the most corrupt county in America.
It would be in the top five.
It'd be the top five.
It'd be in the top five.
Yeah.
Liver Health Formula00:04:33
Well, thank you very, very much.
Thank you.
Thank you.
It was a very good report.
I mean, there's going to come a point where I and the president get some kind of an award for being right more often than anybody in history who has been called a liar.
I think.
I mean, I'm trying to think of what I haven't been right about.
But I'm probably, I'm sure there's something.
Look, I'm not perfect by any means.
Here's the real truth to it.
They are thoroughly, absolutely, 100% corrupt.
If you think they would never do it, I got over that about six years ago.
There's not a damn thing they wouldn't do.
Even the worst possible things you could imagine.
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So the Russian talks with Ukraine and America trying to make peace in Ukraine have stalled, which is not, I guess.
surprising given the fact that Putin has done everything he can to put them off so he can continue to mass murder Ukrainian civilians mostly.
Now, interestingly, and it goes back a little, but they're just beginning to flesh this out.
On February 6th, right, which is about 12 days ago, Lieutenant General Vladimir Alexiev, who was the deputy chief of the Russia's GRU military intelligence, he was shot and wounded in Moscow.
And it was, I think, at his home, it was the latest in a series of attacks on high-level Russian officials.
And the best speculation is this has something to do with the peace talks.
These are the people that are basically saying to Putin, we get this damn war over.
You know, we've been fighting for two years and we've gained, you know, two miles and lost 100,000 people.
Whatever we got, we got, we're not getting anymore.
The Ukrainians are dug in and the Europeans are going to help them.
And it looks like the Americans are going to help them stop us get anymore.
So, I mean, really, for the last two years, Putin has just killed his own people, as well as killed numerous Ukrainian civilians.
While people complain about Israel trying very hard to conduct a war without killing civilians, there's very little complaint, although the world's opposed to Putin, there's very little complaint about the fact that he targets civilians.
It's completely different than Israel.
It's a complete opposite.
You can put one against the other, and they're complete opposites.
But in the George Orwell world that we live in, Putin is excused.
And Israel is blamed for what Russia is doing.
December 22nd, Lieutenant General Fenil Sarvavrov, who is the head of the General Staff's Army Training Division, was killed by a car bomb in Moscow.
Unless these guys are dealing, you know, are owing money to organize crime.
And since the invasion of Ukraine, there have been a group of senior Russian military and intelligence officials that have been knocked off.
Now, I do have to say, this does defy my general rule, which has exceptions, that you know it's a Putin murder or a Russian murder if the guy is poisoned.
Whereas if he's beaten with a baseball bat, it's probably the mafia.
But that's a joke and probably a sick one.
The reality is these people were shot, bombed.
I think this guy's still alive.
I wouldn't put a lot of money on him unless they get rid of Putin.
And this, you know, I know this is a long shot.
And I know, and I don't base this on anything really solid the way I can.
I think we're going to invade Iran.
I would not be completely, completely overwhelmed if someday we woke up and they overthrew Putin.
Really?
I don't think it's going to happen.
I mean, I'm not predicting it's going to happen.
I'm saying that's the way dictators get overthrown.
Most often when we don't know, and there's a lot going on there, there's a lot going on in China.
What Trump is doing for which he gets no credit is he's creating chaos in these places.
They don't know how to react.
They don't know what to do.
Putin wants to carry on this war, but he's gaining nothing.
He keeps it from the public so he doesn't get the kind of demonstrations that you have in Iran or in China that you're not hearing about.
But the military knows.
And, you know, they may be communists and they may or not.
I mean, Russia, it's hard to know what Russia is now, right?
But the Russian people are.
But there's got to be a whole bunch of them that care about like a general and a high-ranking officer, in most cases, unless he's completely immune like Putin, cares about his people.
And watching Putin sacrifice them for nothing, it's got to spark something human in these generals.
And I think this is the reason you see them getting knocked off because they are caught complaining about Putin.
I don't know about plotting against him, but complaining about him.
And these people, I'm sure, in the military, like is happening in China, where he's knocked off just about all his top generals, even me.
These people have friends.
They have relatives.
And you start getting into numbers like 20 or 30, you're starting to really permeate the officer corps of military.
Imagine if you knocked off 30 of our top generals.
Right.
I mean, it would permeate a lot of the higher-ranking officer corps of the military, all the West Point people.
My classmate in West Point was just killed under very suspicious circumstances.
They just blew up his car.
God, you got to figure out who did that?
Right.
It wasn't a local, wasn't a local kids gang, you know, right?
So the talks have stalled.
The generals are getting killed.
And Putin is still, you know, throwing bombs into apartment buildings with babies in it.
Where the hell is the UN, by the way?
What a useless organization that is.
Yep.
But I mean, how much longer can this continue?
It seems that a lot of folks thought Russia wouldn't be able to keep this up.
I mean, we're now at, is this four years ago?
Just four years, before your anniversary, very soon.
Or maybe we've already hit it, wasn't it?
It wasn't around.
Yeah, yeah.
I think it's already been the four-year anniversary.
Valentine's Day, right?
Yeah, take a look.
Yeah.
And I remember at the time thinking, because people were saying this could be years.
I'm thinking, really?
Yep.
February 24th, so not quite yet, in about a week.
Okay, in about a week.
It may be why this is coming to a head, too.
It tends when you get to anniversaries like this, that people kind of look back and they say, well, where the hell are we?
Really professionals in the army.
And they look back and say, where are we?
Where we are is we're down.
No one really knows quite how many.
It's got to be at least half a million.
We're down half a million soldiers.
That's a lot of soldiers, even for Russia.
Russia's not China.
Russia is smaller than we are in terms of population.
So Russia, suppose we had lost half a million people.
Maybe we lost 50,000 in Vietnam.
They lost 10 times already there.
It got to take, it has to take, it has to take a big toll out of their military, tremendous and granted.
They probably used a lot of rejects and they took a lot of people out of prison and they didn't use their best troops, particularly when things started to go bad and they brought in like 10, 20 000 North Koreans and now they're uh paying money to people from Africa if they want, if they want to fight uh, because you see a fair number of blacks on the battlefields in Ukraine and a lot of black Russians.
So uh, and then maybe we know they're getting there, they're recruiting uh mercenaries from from Africa and he tries very, very hard to not not lay the burden on the Russian people, like he hasn't, he hasn't done conscription.
Uh, the United States uh grabbed, nice and quietly we don't even pay attention to this much anymore right, they grabbed three uh Caribbean drug boats.
Uh, they killed 11 drug dealers in the eastern Pacific.
Uh, so this may very very uh, very well um, these very well may have been coming out of Venezuela or even below Venezuela.
Brilliant Advice?00:04:12
I don't know how much Venezuela is still doing in drugs.
Uh i'm, i'm exceedingly uncomfortable with Delcie Rodriguez running it.
Uh, I don't trust her at all.
I know the president does and the president has a great relationship with her, but I don't trust her one bit and um, and I think, even if she wanted to uh, she's surrounded by her brother and several others that are um, you know, monstrous killers and are trying to and trying to trying to wait him out.
Um, and I hope whatever we're trying to accomplish there in terms of a somewhat peaceful, orderly turnover, we get that over quickly and we have an election and the party that won the last election takes over the government.
It'll make a big difference to us and i'm not sure the president got the right advice.
How do you like that?
I'm not sure about that.
Um might have been a few more burdens on us if we had gone with the, with the uh, reformed Democratic uh uh government uh, but they we, we would have made more progress toward the ultimate goal, and I always operate under the theory that we don't have forever that, god forbid.
This goes back to a Trade or Democrat president in uh, in 28.
A lot of these can have to be fixed by then.
I don't think it will, by the way, but i'm not.
I'm going to operate on the assumption that it does uh, because it's safer for for for me, for my family, for you, that we operate on on on that when, when we go uh, when we go over to X very shortly, we're going to um, we're going to, we're going to use um.
I try not to spend too much time on New York, Although you do see St. Patrick in Bacchami.
But Mondani is showing us what a communist does right now.
And I did an interview with a reporter about this earlier.
And this is not what he's facing in terms of the budget, although the numbers are different and the scale is different.
It's very similar in terms of a budget that isn't balanced and way off.
The reporter, we tried to do a comparison of who faced a bigger burden.
And the reporter who's doing the article believes that I faced a much bigger burden as far as deficit is concerned.
But I'm going to assume that it was the same.
And I'll tell you how I handled it.
And it turned out, and we have the benefit now of history.
And we know that it turned out to be, may I say, brilliant.
It was a gamble.
And at the time I did it, I didn't feel particularly brilliant.
I was worried as hell.
But I followed my own logic.
And I followed the advice of very, very solid, responsible economists who had a history of success.
He's following Karl Marx and Frederick Engels, who have been a disaster over and over and over again.
And I don't think he cares because I think his goal, and this is what even the reporter doesn't understand, his goal, like the goal of all communists, is to chaos and to destroy us.
Sometimes we can't understand why they do the things they do.
You've got to understand they're nihilists, but not because they're insane for a purpose so they can eventually take us over.
Well, on that note, we'll switch over to X, ask you to come with us, and hope that you had a peaceful and a beautiful and some time to reflect on this very holy day and this beginning of Lent.
However you do that, if that's your religion, if it isn't, I hope always have a day like that.