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Jan. 5, 2026 - Tim Pool Daily Show
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Maduro OUSTED, In US Custody, Trump Scores HISTORICAL Victory

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tate brown ▲ ● ▼
What is going on, guys?
This is Tate Brown here, holding it down from another new location.
I am like, I'm like functionally the gypsy of the conservative commentariat.
I am always on the move.
Today, I am here live from Rumble Studios.
We're live on Rumble, so it makes perfect sense.
We're like, let's go to Rumble Studios.
Let's go live from there.
This is the Tim Cast noon live hour.
We're taking you into the afternoon of the Rumble morning lineup.
It is good to be back.
We got producer Serge in the house.
He's here.
Serge, how are you feeling this beautiful new year?
It's beautiful.
I don't think his mic is on, so he's just going to yell.
He's just going to yell from a distance.
We've had some massive news over the break, most of it happening in the last like 72 hours.
And so I don't know if you guys are political wonks.
I don't know if you're news junkies.
You may have saw there was a little situation in Venezuela that took place.
You know, it was a little exciting.
There was a little scuffle.
You know, we exchanged some words and a few other things.
It was the most amazing thing I've ever seen in my entire life.
This was like the greatest military operation I've seen in my life.
Probably is the greatest in the last 60 years.
There's no question about it.
Donald Trump, Pete Hegseth, massive, massive W, Marco Rubio, everyone.
Unbelievable, unbelievable.
Operation Absolute Resolve.
It's got a great name, too.
That's what you got to have.
For the one person in the audience that maybe isn't in on the loop, Maduro's gone.
Nicolas Maduro, the president of Venezuela, the dictator of Venezuela, is gone.
And you know who's lost more so than Maduro is the Panicans.
Yeah, that's right.
The Panicans.
Panicans are in complete disarray.
They had you thinking we were going to launch another Iraq-style forever war in Venezuela when we started bombing the boats and, you know, moving aircraft carriers around.
And then in the middle of the night, we just run in there with our boys, our squad.
We just roll up.
We're like, ah, it's Friday night.
We got, you know, hanging out in Miami.
They're probably hanging out at the bar.
You know, what should we do tonight?
We could go.
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We could go out.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
We could go to, it's Miami.
We could go to a club.
You know, who knows?
We get into it.
Do you just want to topple Venezuela real quick?
Do you want to topple a 20, 30-year-old military dictatorship?
Yeah, dude, why not?
Let me finish this beer and we'll head down there.
Jokes aside, this was obviously in the plans for months, but the fact that they just casually went in on a Friday night and blackbagged the president of Venezuela is like the coolest thing I've ever seen.
Like, you are not, you are not a man if you didn't watch the video and you didn't feel something inside.
You know the feeling I had?
It was FOMO.
That's the feeling I had watching those boys rolling around in their choppers just like nuking Venezuela.
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It was so sick.
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So we're going to get into that.
There's so much to talk about.
Also, this news dropped today.
This is a news show, after all.
We can't just chest beat all day.
Tim Waltz, the seriously retarded Tim Waltz, has dropped out of the gubernatorial race in Minnesota.
Nick Shirley claims another scalp.
This guy is on a tear.
He's like 23 and he's already toppling political empires.
It's a beautiful thing.
So we'll get into that story as well.
And also at the half hour mark, we will be joined by the great Will Chamberlain.
He's going to give his thoughts on the Venezuela situation and we'll probably unpack more what the future looks like with Venezuela.
You know, again, Trump has said we're not interested in nation building, but we are going to maintain some sort of presence there.
So maybe we can unpack what that's going to look like.
And Will, obviously being a legal guy, a law expert, as you will, he's going to give his thoughts on international law.
Obviously, this really, we've really violated this unspoken international law, but we're American.
Do what we want.
We're the global hegemon.
My question is: with international law, who's going to enforce it?
If we really broke international law, if it really is this egregious violation of this sort of invisible world order, who's going to do anything about it?
We are the international law, the United States of America.
We are the law.
We call shots.
We do what we want.
If we want a black bag, you're president in the middle of the night.
You better stop mouthing off and maybe we won't have to do it.
That's what happens when these little countries, these little irrelevant countries, start mouthing off and shipping drugs up here and whatnot.
We just run down there on a Friday night.
All right, you're waking up in New York.
Have fun with that.
So I want to play, I want to get everyone in the mood because this is the first show of the year.
So I'm a little rusty.
It's been a while since I've been in the saddle.
I was in Britain as the operation was going on.
It was kind of funny, like getting in the group chat as this happened, hearing what everyone was up to during the operation because the operation was 88 minutes.
So there's a good chance you just missed the entire operation.
I won't say which patriot, but a good patriot friend of mine who you would know, he missed the entire operation because he was watching Cloudy with a Chance at Meatballs.
Don't know why he was.
It's a great film.
It's a great film.
It's cinema.
It's keynote, et cetera.
But that just really illustrates the point that this was sudden.
This was rapid.
This was not a war.
This was an operation.
And you know who's really embarrassed right now is Vladimir Putin.
Those Russian fellas.
It's been what, like, let's see, what's the date?
2026.
So we're coming up on five years now of their special operation in Ukraine.
And minimal progress has been made from their perspective.
And then meanwhile, we just go and topple an entire country in like 88 minutes.
I mean, it's absolutely unreal.
We really are like the goats of the world.
We dumb boys.
That's very, very, very poignant statement by Serge here.
We are indeed them boys.
So I have a video.
We'll play a video here.
Oh, my buttons are all jambled around.
Hang on.
How do I get to the, let's see, Tim Reed.
Yeah, that's what I was looking for.
To get everyone in the mood, let's play a great song, great everything.
Everything about this is great.
Just sit back and enjoy the keynote.
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Look at this.
Oh!
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Gosh, I love war.
I love war, dude.
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Look at this.
This is so sick.
And you know, those dudes at the top is so unrealistic.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
He's like, okay, I wanted a big flag.
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Get away!
Get me!
I know Senator Sauce!
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
Yes!
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Get me!
Get at me!
And I love you.
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Imagine being a lip tard, seeing the horror flooding over your body, seeing the American bald eagle is asleep.
You get the idea.
We're just like messing up the Venezuelans.
Like, imagine being a lip tard.
And you think the bald eagle has been at rest.
He's finally at rest.
He's finally in lockstep with the international community.
And then waking up and just seeing Fortunate Sun playing as we drop bombs on Venezuela.
Unbelievable.
One, you have these lip tards that are like, actually, Fortunate Son.
It was an anti-war anthem.
Okay, well, Hollywood has retconned that.
And now it's the dropping bombs from helicopter song.
So there's nothing you can really do about that.
I'm tired of hearing these hall monitors lecturing us over them.
The actual meaning of a fortunate sun is a brave anti-Vietnam war protest.
No, actually, it means like sick video dropping bombs.
Sorry, that's what it means now.
That's what it means.
There's nothing you can do about it.
It is what it is.
There's a lot to unpack with the Venezuela situation.
Obviously, I can get into I can get into Trump's philosophy here.
So a lot of people across MAGA, there's been this there's been this major fear, obviously, with the Trump administration where, you know, he's promised no new wars.
And that's a good thing.
We really don't need any more of that.
I think I can safely say, as a Zoomer, I am certainly allergic to the Middle East, any sort of intervention in the Middle East.
It's just really of no benefit to us in any regard.
But this is Trump's philosophy.
He's been consistent on this since we were aware of his political consciousness.
This tweet right here really says it all.
The dummies, this is in August 30th of 2012.
The dummies left Iraq and Libya without the oil.
So he views politics.
This is the Trump doctrine.
He doesn't view countries as friends or even allies.
I mean, he sees an alliance as just something on paper, but he believes fundamentally, this is the core of the Trump doctrine, is he believes that every country, when they are at the negotiating table, are going to advocate for their own interest.
Every country on earth is self-interested.
That is the Trump philosophy, and that is the way he approaches geopolitics, which is a massive departure from pretty much every previous president who has some weak, vague friend-enemy distinction that really just leans on like a post-war consensus where Trump accurately realizes that America as the global hegemon can act in its own interest.
It can be self-interested and it can bend the arm of our global adversaries rather than trying to like hash us out at the negotiating table.
Obviously, a lot of people are concerned.
They're using the term neocon quite, quite liberally, I would say.
Neocon, this neocon for many people just means war, which is just not accurate whatsoever.
We could do a separate breakdown of like political ideologies and what it means to be a neoconservative.
The difference between Venezuela and the global war on terror, Iraq, Afghanistan, it's abundantly obvious to me.
It's abundantly obvious to a lot of people.
I can kind of briefly go through it, but it was really outlined quite extensively in the NSS, the National Security Strategy, in which they said, look, the old world, that really isn't our business.
Our business is our neighborhood.
And it's a perfectly reasonable and rational decision for the United States to make to eject our global adversaries out of our neighborhood.
It's a completely unacceptable terms.
I mean, Venezuela, Venezuela was an outpost of China and Russia.
And the whole thing, like you need to understand, if you're hesitant, and I totally understand this, like a lot of people are going on their shows today and they're dunking on people that are, you know, opposed, that were opposed to these strikes and that sort of thing.
But I have a lot of grace for a lot of you that are probably watching, who are indeed still not crazy about it.
You're probably calling me a neocon right now.
But I understand where you're coming from because every time we've seen foreign intervention in any of our lifetimes, even the oldest people alive, it has gone horribly wrong.
It really hasn't been in our interest in many ways.
I mean, you can make an argument about Vietnam, but Vietnam obviously didn't go so well.
There's a dramatic difference here because all of those interventions, you look throughout, you know, you look throughout the political zeitgeist of the interventions people commonly cite as examples of why we shouldn't be conducting foreign interventions.
And they cite countries that are very, very far away that it's somewhat unclear what we have to gain from it.
Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam.
These are all the countries that people cite when they're giving examples of interventions that have zero strategic, maybe strategic importance, but zero sort of importance to the average everyday American.
Going back to this initial Trump tweet right here, the dummies left Iraq and Libya without the oil.
This is because he views politics.
Again, he views geopolitics as every country is self-interested.
And if we're conducting a foreign operation, if we truly are to operate like an empire, which at this point, in many regards, the United States is an empire.
There's, from my calculation, from the calculation of many in the space, I don't think we're going to really return to sort of a wholesome republic like we had.
Seems like that ship has sailed.
I don't think that's viable.
Again, I am fully in line with retracting our foreign presence to some degree, but we are the guarantor of the world order.
And, you know, as long as that stands, you know, we're going to be involved overseas.
But that world order, to some degree, needs to be changed.
It needs to benefit Americans because for a year, for decades, we've been maintaining this world order.
And Americans' lives have been getting worse.
I mean, the very veterans that go into these battlefields to sort of defend this world order, so to speak, end up on the streets in the United States.
So that's why I'm actually quite, you know, I have a lot of grace and understanding for people that have that position because they're looking around.
They're saying, this world order is not worth defending.
Like, what's the point?
But Venezuela, and so to Trump's point here, this is why I say he views wars and geopolitics as something that, you know, you have to be self-interested to participate.
It's because his problem with Iraq and Libya, he's been pretty consistent on this.
Wasn't even about the strategic disaster, although he does speak about that.
It was that we didn't get anything out of it.
And that really is at the crux of the issue.
What do we get out of it?
Because if you're trying to explain sort of this, like when we're going after Iraq and you're trying to explain this grand strategic strategy of how we ought to rebuild the Middle East, Americans aren't interested.
That sounds terrible.
Like things are not going so hot back home.
What business do we have meddling in the affairs of these Middle Eastern countries that are so far away from us, they'll never be a problem?
From Trump's perspective, he's just saying, well, if we're going to do that, can we get the oil out of it?
I mean, can we get the resources out of it?
It's a very old school way of conducting geopolitics, by the way.
That is the way that empires historically conducted foreign policy.
The way they conducted geopolitics is they were, the question was, what resources are we going to get out of it?
That was the question.
I mean, the British Empire is a great example.
I mean, every colony that they had, or rather, every war that they fought fundamentally came down to battles over resources.
That was really fundamentally what it was all about.
So Trump accurately understands the position that the United States is in.
And he says, look, if we're going to do this, which is stupid to begin with, but if we're going to do this, let's get something out of it.
So that does explain a lot of our philosophy behind Venezuela.
But to get to the point of why Venezuela is different from these other previous interventions under previous administrations, is Venezuela's inner neighborhood.
That's a big difference.
That changes everything, quite frankly.
They are inner neighborhood.
They are next door, you know, for all it's worth.
They're inner hemisphere, right?
And they're causing us problems.
You know, the drugs have been well outlined.
They have been well, you know, that's been communicated extensively by the Trump administration and many, you know, GOP Congress members.
They've said, look, the drugs are a big issue.
The refugees are a huge issue.
I mean, they've single-handedly caused a refugee crisis.
And it doesn't just affect the United States.
I mean, we'll look at some of the videos later of some of these celebrations of Venezuelans.
You know, they're thrilled that Maduro is gone.
And they're not in Venezuela.
They're in Chile.
They're in Argentina, you know, Bolivia, even in Colombia, even though Colombia is kind of the same story.
So these people have like scattered, right?
That's a huge problem.
You don't want that sort of instability in your hemisphere.
The United States, the way that we are postured, the way that we interact with the international scene, so to speak, is we can tolerate instability overseas.
We can tolerate instability in the old world.
That's baked in.
Ukraine, Russia, they go at it.
India, Pakistan, they go at it.
Doesn't have too much of an effect on the United States.
We're insulated.
We're in the Western hemisphere to impact Europe.
That's true.
But again, Trump philosophy, every country is self-interested.
If we are really going to go to bat for Europe, what's in it for us?
You know, are we going to get something out of it?
Or are we just like, you know, being buddies?
Because if you've seen the state of the United States, we're not really in a position to be like cleaning up other people's messes.
Just not the reality of the situation.
Venezuela, a completely different situation.
Inner hemisphere, causing us problems.
Turns out it's really easy to depose them.
I mean, this was perfectly executed by the Trump administration.
Shuts up all the Heg Seth critics.
That's for certain.
That is absolutely for certain.
Many people, mostly on the left, there wasn't as many people on the right, obviously, were questioning Heg Seth's resume.
You know, they're questioning his work ethic, questioning his expertise.
They're blambasting him as like some drunkard, you know, frat guy or something like that.
Completely blown up overnight.
Unbelievable operation that just took place.
Again, 88 minutes.
Not a single American killed.
Not a single serviceman was killed.
Like a few got knocked up.
There was a chopper that was hit.
This chopper was able to limp back home.
So the men on board, men, presumably women, probably men, on board were injured.
But according to Trump and some of the others in the Trump administration, they're going to be fine.
So it's really like we basically got out scot-free, which is really just remarkable.
It's remarkable.
And you know what the difference is?
You know why that happened?
You know why Venezuela was such a cakewalk and Iraq and Afghanistan became quagmires?
Because it's our neighborhood and because we have self-interest.
That's how you conduct foreign policy.
That is how you conduct geopolitics is it becomes a lot easier to conduct these operations when it's on home soil, when there's an actual threat to the United States.
It becomes viable, becomes a viable operation and it doesn't turn into this quagmire.
So just fantastic stuff.
I'll get into some of the reactions, obviously.
This was my favorite.
So I will say, if you're like continuously ranting on and on about Venezuela, if you're coming from the perspective of no new wars, that's understandable.
But you've seen this weird thing.
Some people on the right, it's this third worldist element has really seeped in to the right and it's taken hold.
But this is the left.
This has been so funny over the last few days, seeing these leftists chirping about Venezuela.
Every time a Venezuelan is like celebrating, a leftist, a lip tard, if you will, will respond and give some sort of catty response.
This was my favorite one.
This was captured by Faustian Wigger.
That's a very good name.
He screenshotted this, some lip tard.
Sorry for the loss of your leader.
This is a very terrible day for Venezuela.
And then Mikael says something that I don't even know if I'm allowed to say on Rumble.
And Rumble is the free speech platform.
And then Chris here, the Libtard, says, what does that mean?
And they said it means kill yourself.
So these Venezuelans are not, they're not these like, you know, wholesome chungus socialist Redditors like these leftists think they are.
They are quite frankly relieved that Maduro is gone.
Maduro had like a 20% approval rating, lost the last few elections quite decisively, put his thumb on the scale to ensure he stayed in power.
The original tweet, obviously, from this Venezuelan here, Mikayel, they said, I can't even cry because it doesn't feel real.
So clearly they were quite happy.
The Venezuelan people are quite happy.
This one I won't play.
It's in Spanish, but there was a journalist on the street and he was interviewing different people.
He interviewed this Venezuelan man and he put it really poignantly.
Those who say that the U.S. is only interested in our oil, I ask you, what do you think the Russians and the Chinese wanted here?
The recipe for Aripas?
It's very valid.
It's so true.
And I think that's actually kind of concise.
It's actually really concise of a really salient point as to, you know.
What's actually wrong with Trump's philosophy of gaining something from these wars?
Because again, it's GWAT brain.
I think you know how boomers are always harping on about World War II and they're always equivalent things to World War II.
I think millennials specifically, no offense to the millennials in the crowd, I love millennials.
I love your avocado toast.
I'm a really big fan.
But I think millennials have GWAT brain where they compare everything to the Iraq war, even if there's really no clear connection.
And so this point right here is, again, very salient and it really balances off what Trump was saying, which was, let's get something out of this as well.
Like, it's one thing to topple a regime and there's a strategic interest, but the American people need to reap their rewards.
If we are an empire, let's bring the rewards back home.
Let's bring them back to the United States.
We can feel it in a tangible way.
So again, great point from this gentleman here.
That's what the Russians and Chinese were there for.
They were there for strategic interests, certainly to try and, you know, put some pressure on the United States.
And they were there for the oil.
No question about it.
That's how great powers behave.
You know, that's how when you're big, when you sit at the big boy table, it becomes a battle over resources, among other things.
So very, very accurate.
But even in the oil situation, so Trump has come out and he said, look, we're going to send in private equity.
They're going to release all of these oil storages.
Obviously, the oil industry in Venezuela was nationalized and they put strict restrictions on how much oil could be exported.
This is what the OPEC countries do is in order to keep oil prices high, to keep the money, you know, the gravy train going, is they limit exports so they can sort of raise the price of oil.
And if we send private equity, Venezuela has like 50% of the world's untapped oil shelf or oil discovery over the last 10 or 20 years.
It's going to drive the price of oil down dramatically.
And you may be asking yourself, that's great.
That's going to, again, that's going to make oil and extension gas prices quite cheap in the United States.
Energy costs are going to go down.
That's great.
But, you know, we shouldn't be conducting affairs just for oil.
I mean, who are we like?
Barons just storming around the world, securing every resource that we need.
That'd be kind of base, but we're not.
But there's a strategic sort of point to be made about driving the price of oil down because this is a way to resolve the Russia-Ukraine crises.
Again, Russia, what's their primary source of income overseas?
It's energy.
It's oil exports.
It's energy.
And if you drive the price down, suddenly Russia has to play ball.
Suddenly Russia has to price match.
And they have to meet the economy where it is.
They have to meet the price where it is.
It's economics.
So again, by releasing all of Venezuela's or unleashing their oil industry, so to speak, again, this is going to force, this is going to put Russia in a really tough spot.
It's going to put Russia in a really, really tough spot.
And, you know, the Ukrainians, again, I'm not a Ukraine or Russia hawk at all.
So I'm fairly ambivalent as to what happens over there.
Maybe that's ignorant.
I don't know.
It's just, again, from my perspective of America first, you know, I like to see affair, you know, us meddle in affairs that sort of are advantageous to us.
I just don't really see how we win by really getting involved in Russia-Ukraine.
But it's great stuff.
So with that, we're going to talk more with Will Chamberlain about that.
I got to storm through this.
I didn't realize it was already 1223.
I am behind schedule.
We can blast through this really quickly.
If it loads, who knows if it would load?
Maybe.
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Maybe I need to refresh.
There it goes.
No, it doesn't.
Maybe.
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No.
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I wonder if it's like a Netflix issue, maybe?
Or no?
Network issue?
Well, I can just give you the gist of it.
I can just give you the gist of it.
Tim Waltz, the seriously retarded Tim Waltz, governor of Minnesota, complete bonehead.
He's flooded his state with Somalians and he's let them do whatever they want, which Somalians, if they're left to their own affairs, they just rape and pillage.
That's kind of all they really do because their IQs are so low that they can't even have a perception of morality.
They just ultimately, at the end of the day, behave like animals.
There's really no question about that.
And the proof was really laid out quite undeniably by the great Nick Shirley, the street journalist, citizen journalist.
Did fantastic stuff.
He went up to Minnesota, to Minneapolis, and he investigated these daycares.
That was this sort of this rumored, you know, rumored scamming that was going on.
I'd seen it been discussed before, but he really blew the operation wide open.
He's going to all these daycares and he's asking, like, where are the kids?
You know?
Some lip tards are like, oh, well, it's Christmas.
So of course the kids won't be there.
Muslims don't celebrate Christmas.
I don't know if you're like new around here.
I don't know if you're like, you know, like an idiot or a retard or something, but like they don't, they're not big on Christmas, Muslims.
They are not their thing.
And even then, again, easy to rebut is you can just go look at any other daycare in the United States, even on the most loose day, probably Christmas Day, or around the holidays.
Those daycares have kids in them.
There's children in them, maybe less than usual, but there's kids in them.
Nick Shirley is going to all these places.
There's just a bunch of dudes hanging out.
A bunch of Somali dudes.
I mean, that's the last thing you want to see, certainly around your kids.
And they're just hanging out.
And he blew it wide open.
The massive fraud.
Obviously, we saw the scandal earlier where Somalians were getting welfare checks on behalf of the Minnesota taxpayer.
And they were as quickly as they possibly could shipping it off to Somali, to al-Shabaab and all their Islamic terrorist buddies over there.
It's been a complete disaster.
It's been a huge crisis for Tim Waltz, just clearly demonstrating his incompetence.
There's really no question about that.
And yeah, he finally broke.
He finally broke.
So he announced like an hour ago that he is dropping out of the gubernatorial race.
And the Democrats are now going to find someone else to battle.
Presumably Mike Lindell.
I'm Mike Lindell with my pillow.
I have my American flag, my pillow right here.
I'd probably endorse Mike Lindell for governor of Minnesota.
Get him out.
Get him out.
That should be the slogan.
Get the Somalis out, please.
Please get them out.
Please, Mike.
So, you know, suddenly his opportunity, his political stock rises dramatically.
Honestly, I kind of would rather Mike Lindell go one-on-one with Tim Waltz.
I mean, Tim Waltz is so bad that he could potentially fumble a safe blue state like Minnesota.
There's no question about that.
But yes, so Tim Waltz is dropping out.
And it's kind of strange because it kind of illustrates the point that the Democrats are in.
Because obviously this is a really dramatic scandal.
Everyone's talking about it.
But they've had similar sort of fraud scandals in these Democrat states over the years in these Democrat cities.
And you certainly don't see a scalp claimed out of all of it.
You certainly don't see it put any pressure on these Democrat politicians.
They're usually able to operate with a degree of impunity.
This really shows that the Democrats aren't so confident in the midterms as they like to say that they are.
You know, The rhetoric they've been using is like there's some sort of blue wave coming that the American people are fed up with the Trump administration.
Again, stepping down like that, that's pretty dramatic.
That tells me, A, he was getting calls.
He's probably getting screamed at, probably getting called retarded as well by his own cohorts.
But B, it just kind of illustrates the mood in the Democrat Party: this isn't going to go away.
The culture in the United States, we've seen a massive cultural shift over the last year where people finally are starting to feel like there are some ramifications for screwing over Americans.
There are going to be professional implications for these politicians.
They are going to lose their jobs.
And it's quite refreshing to see.
And that's kind of what's underlying all of this sort of situation with Tim Waltz is a degree of accountability here.
Again, he wouldn't have done it.
It was against his will, but some sort of internal polling came across his desk and he probably got screamed at.
They said, dude, you're going to cost us Minnesota.
I mean, a deep blue state.
You got to get out of there.
So don't be fooled.
This isn't Tim Waltz stepping down because he feels bad.
Like he feels like he really fumbled this scandal.
This is Tim Waltz stepping down because the internals weren't looking great.
And, you know, when you sign up to try and run for VP of the Democrat Party, you sell your soul, right?
You got some people that you owe some favors to people now.
And so all this was that you just saw here with Tim Waltz dropping out of the race was an IOU finally being exchanged.
You can almost hear the sound of the IOU being handed over, you know, in the distance out in the distance of Minnesota.
So with that, we are going to get to our interview with the great Will Chamberlain.
We'll wrangle him and we'll get him sit down.
He's, you know, he's so active.
He's always all over the place with his mind, his legal mind.
He's just always scouring.
So we're going to try and wrangle him, sit him down, and we'll have a chat with him.
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tate brown ▲ ● ▼
All right, we are back.
We are back and we are back better than ever.
We're still waiting on Will.
We have some sort of complication, but we will get that situated shortly.
But again, we will be talking all things Venezuela with him.
One thing that I think will be interesting to touch on with him is what does the future look like with Venezuela?
Because it's great, right?
You know, and Operation was super sick.
It was great.
It was keynote, quite frankly.
But the question is, okay, what is our involvement in Venezuela going to be?
Because I don't think, I don't think, I don't suspect that the American people are too interested in rebuilding Venezuela, considering the state of affairs in our own country.
That just doesn't seem like the optimal decision to be making right now.
There's just no palate for it, quite frankly.
We're not in that position.
There's been some people on Twitter that are like, let's colonize Venezuela.
Let's turn it into, you know, we'll fulfill Ulysses S. Grant's or James Polk's vision for Latin America.
I don't anticipate that happening sort of in the short term.
But Trump has said that we're going to maintain a degree of presence.
They were going to have some soldiers on the ground, presumably to usher in sort of a new administration.
Obviously, the vice president right now of Venezuela has been called by the Trump administration and said, Look, we're going to keep you in charge for now, but you're going to be following our orders.
There's no question about that.
And according to Trump, she complied.
According to Trump, she is keen on just doing our bidding.
And if she knows it's good for her, she will, because we'll just blackback her too and also take her to New York City.
There's no question about that.
So it's going to be interesting to see this develop.
Another interesting sort of tangent with the Maduro situation is the fact that Maduro was brought in to the Southern District of New York.
That also would be, it would be good to get Will's thoughts on that as well.
unidentified
Let's see.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
Do we have any luck here?
Maybe.
Because, yeah, in the Southern District of New York, obviously people hear that and they say, that's strange.
Why wouldn't you bring him to a jurisdiction that sort of guarantees a conviction?
The judge that is in the Southern District of New York, he should be favorable.
So let's see.
I'm going to try.
So let's try this link here.
Boom, boom.
This is what we do.
We do things live.
What are you going to do?
Oh, frick.
So hard.
I'm like Tim Waltz.
I'm seriously retarded.
Yeah, we got our team here.
We got a great team.
We're cooking here.
And let's see if I can.
Maybe.
Yeah, so we're getting situated here.
unidentified
I guess.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
Yeah.
Yeah.
unidentified
All right.
I'll do it.
Okay.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
We got you.
unidentified
We got you.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
Will, you're hot.
You're hot.
unidentified
Hang on.
I got it.
I got it.
I got.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
I got.
Which tab is it on?
Ah, it's this one.
No.
We just heard him for a second.
That's just me.
Where was he?
So confusing.
I'm going slow.
unidentified
I'm going slow.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
I'm going to surgery this out.
Maybe.
We heard him for a second.
unidentified
Yeah, it was there a second.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
And he disappeared.
As you can see, we got Surge here.
Isn't that exciting?
I'm echoing.
Most likely.
unidentified
Where is he?
Are you there?
Not visible on that user.
What the hell?
What'd you guys do here?
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
Oh, man.
All right.
Well, I don't really know what I can do here.
Otherwise, unless you want to hear me pontificate on what I suspect Will would say.
I can certainly do that.
So the show must go on.
There's no question about that.
This leave.
unidentified
Yes.
All right.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
Well, we'll see if we can get Will.
We'll see if we can get Will Chamberlain.
I'm kind of sad.
I wanted to talk to him.
I wanted to see what he had to say.
But alas, it's not to be today.
So where were we?
Where were we with Venezuela?
Right.
The future.
The future of Venezuela.
So, okay, obviously the Trump administration is going to maintain a presence in Venezuela.
There is no question about that.
You know, what is this going to look like?
What are we going to conduct?
Are we going to turn it into a colony?
I don't suspect that's the case.
I think these troops primarily are here.
This is what's been stated by multiple people in the administration.
These troops are here primarily to sort of usher in this new administration.
But the main reason they're there is the private equity is going to be coming in.
The private equity is going to be coming back.
JD Vance said on Twitter that these oil companies were stolen from us by the United States.
Or sorry, these American oil companies were stolen by us from us by Venezuela.
So we're really seeking to do is really just restore our access to the market in Venezuela.
The problem is you're going to need some guns behind you if you're going to do that, right?
You can't just run in guns a blazing.
Like, you're going to have to have some firepower behind you in order to conduct this.
It's very complicated.
This is Latin America.
That's how things work there.
Things are very violent in Latin America.
But, you know, presumably one upside with the future of sort of the Venezuela situation is that we could see a potential return of all of these migrants.
I mean, Trump said it himself.
Trump said that he would like to see, not like he's going to see the millions of Venezuelan refugees and their descendants that have moved to the United States in the last few decades repatriated to Venezuela.
And if you saw the scenes in Miami, I mean, I still have some videos here, which is actually a blessing, a huge blessing if they didn't get closed.
Yeah, they're right here.
Let's go.
The Venezuelans, I think they're fairly patriotic people.
I think they're pretty keen on returning to Venezuela.
I'll show you this video here.
This was from El Duck Post.
Don't know anything about it.
Who knows who these people are?
But this is translated from Spanish.
Leftists.
Venezuelans hate Trump.
Well, this is what the Venezuelans are up.
This is the Glaze Fest going on down there.
Look at this.
She's giving them all a smooch at CIA director.
She's given Marco.
Oh, she loves Marco.
That was...
She really went in on Marco.
I think Marco is spoken for, so I don't know if that was necessarily appropriate from this sweet little lady.
But yeah, she certainly is very, very excited to see this.
I also have another video here.
This one is really good.
This was, again, translated from Spanish.
An elderly Venezuelan man's reaction to Maduro's capture.
We're going to take a look here at what this man this here.
You know, not quite, my Spanish isn't quite where it needs to be.
I have said previously for posterity that I learned Spanish, not because I was tired of saying I can't speak Spanish.
I want to say I refuse to speak Spanish.
So that's why I learned it primarily.
I wanted to not speak it out of spite rather than incapability.
So this is a 96-year-old gentleman in Venezuela.
This was his reaction to Maduro's capture.
We'll take a look here.
unidentified
Abuelo.
Se llevaron a Maduro.
Se llevaron a Maduro.
Trump. Trump. Trump. Trump. Trump.
Cedebo amaduro.
Te lojuro.
Estanoche.
A la dos de la mañana.
Fortetiuna.
Lo bombardiaro.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
So as you can see, this gentleman.
Their minion language.
unidentified
It's a little hard to tell, but he's pumped.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
So this is pretty much as excited as a 96-year-old can get.
You know, 96-year-olds aren't known for their vitality, right?
You know, they're, you know, not up to much.
But again, clearly, this is something that these people have wanted to see for quite a long time.
And there was these scenes from the streets of Miami where these people are over the moon, right?
They're thrilled to see this, quite frankly.
The only reason, so this was in the Observer.
This is sort of the paper of record in many ways in Britain.
And I picked up a copy.
I put a picture on my Twitter.
I don't know if you saw it.
It was a picture of the cover with the, obviously, the picture of Maduro on the plane on the USS Iwo Jima.
It's quite dramatic.
Picture is unbelievable.
Unbelievable photo.
I think it's really going to define a large aspect of the Trump sort of era.
But in the paper, they actually interviewed a Venezuelan man.
He was a musician in Venezuela.
His name escapes me.
But he was basically saying something along the lines of, look, we're thrilled to see Maduro deposed.
And I'm going to go out in the streets and celebrate.
And I'm thrilled to see him fall.
And he said, you could keep all of this on the record.
By the way, I don't care anymore.
Like, I'm sick of this guy, and he's out of the way.
So I'm going to say what I want.
And that really, I think, epitomizes the feeling for Venezuelans is, no, we can finally say what we want.
We can get these people out the way.
So you're seeing all these celebrations.
Again, all these videos are coming from other countries because in Venezuela, although, yes, the head of the snake has been cut off, there's still some loyalists sort of scampering about throughout Caracas and other places.
And so, again, these chips have to slowly fall.
We're going to see how that shakes out.
That certainly is the reason, though.
So, again, all this to say, you know, the reason you're not seeing these massive protests in Caracas because there still is a small presence of Maduro loyalists in the military.
They're the ones with the guns.
This is the importance of the Second Amendment, by the way.
You know, everyone in the crowd watching is probably a 2A absolutist.
But this is part of the reason is because you need to be, everyone, you know, everyone illustrates all these reasons why the Second Amendment needs to be in place, self-defense, you know, insurance against government tyranny.
Those are all true.
But another thing is, if there is some sort of situation like this where the regime is delegitimized, that's when you can actually impose yourself.
That's when sort of another militia can go into, in this example, Washington, and impose themselves as they also have firearms as well.
That is not the situation in Venezuela.
That is not the situation.
There is a vacuum now.
Well, the U.S. is filling the vacuum, but on your everyday street-level situation, there is a vacuum.
And only the Maduro loyalists are the ones, the Chavanistas, are the only ones with the guns.
So that is, again, a massive key distinction there.
So let's see.
Let's see if Serge cracked the case here.
So apparently Will is in the room, but there's an issue, I think, with our actual system that we use here for our interviews.
Which is interesting.
I don't know.
Maybe it's because we're in Florida.
Maybe it's just the computer's used to not super red states.
I don't know.
I don't know what the situation is.
I don't even know how to make light of it.
I don't know how to explain any of it.
This is what happens.
We come back from Christmas break.
The computer itself had a great holiday.
It's sitting back and relaxing, and it doesn't know what to do.
It doesn't know how to handle it.
So it's a big issue.
Pig Latin is an available language.
That's very exciting.
I think what we'll do and we'll be all right.
Because I think what we'll do.
How much time do we have?
Oh, we have 18 minutes.
unidentified
Okay.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
I want to read y'all's chats.
That's what I want to do.
I want to read y'all's just Tate broke it.
Not true.
This cap.
I did not break it.
Unless you're talking about Andrew Tate.
It could be.
Who said that?
That was R. Rubino94.
Bill Dozer74 says, new studio.
Yeah, kind of.
Yeah, we're in the Rumble studio down here in the great state of Florida.
So we are camped out here.
We won't get shot at here, which is great.
You know, fingers crossed.
Stoned Rugie says, is there an IRL tonight?
Yes, there is an IRL tonight.
It's going to be a big show.
It's Lance Videos is on tonight.
And we apparently have maybe one or two other guests coming as well that I think you guys will be thrilled with.
Seth Morgan0305 says, there's an African on your shoulder, Tate.
That is true.
There was.
I felt, I was gripping my wallet like it was, you know, the hand of your lover.
I mean, I was really a little worried there.
Let's see.
What else are we saying?
Let's argue with someone.
Kay Cappy says, first time I've heard this guy.
Dang it.
unidentified
Why?
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
Let's go.
That might be the first compliment in chat so far.
Let's go.
Thank you.
USA Patriot, man.
We are not in any war.
That is correct.
That is absolutely correct.
We are not in any war.
This was an operation and the Russian.
We're on Rumble.
Can I say the K-Slur?
Am I allowed?
Chat.
If someone Super Chats also.
No, never mind.
Forget it.
Yeah, no, it's not a new war.
It's over.
It took 88 minutes and it's done.
Like, that was not a war.
That was an operation.
Let's see.
Buildozer74 said I want Surge back or bring Surge back.
Let's go.
Deployed into Darkness says, yes, Andrew Tate is a Muslim and hates dogs now, not the host, Tate.
Correct.
That is a radically different tate.
But something that's interesting that happens, I'll give you insight into my life because I think what's happening now is we're having a connection moment.
We're having a, we're having a chat.
You know, we're connecting as a community.
Something that happens to me.
So I want you guys to come into my world, right?
And I want you to really see what I have to go through on a daily basis.
Is if I search my name, Tate Brown, all that comes up is people calling Andrew Tate Brown, which is correct.
He is Brown.
It's really annoying.
It's actually really annoying.
Because I don't know, sometimes I'll search it just to see if anybody's like chirping or if anyone's glazing.
You never know.
And no, it's just all people calling Andrew Tate Brown.
So it's my own personal Vietnam.
General T45K says, say it for $2.
Okay.
Who do we call?
Who do we say?
You can say whatever on Rumble.
We have free speech here.
Don't be weak.
It's true.
Okay, but no, I understand that, but who are we calling?
Because it's got to have some punch.
It's got to have some oomph.
So I need to know who do we call.
So everyone in chat, give me, it's a safe place to say.
No, it is.
And I use it quite extensively.
But I need to know who we're going to call.
I don't want to just call someone I like.
You know, the word.
Who do we not?
Who do we not call?
Let's see who.
What are you guys talking about?
What's going on in chat?
Is the guy's talking about steak dinner, Aaron Howell?
He's talking about steak.
Goodness gracious.
Oh my gosh.
What is going on?
Tim Waltz?
Yes, Tim Waltz is a faggot.
Tim Waltz is the biggest fag.
There we go.
unidentified
There we go.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼
We got it.
We got it.
He is.
It's true.
That was a good idea.
Who was that?
That was that one rowdy racer, Waltz.
That was his idea.
And Rikita Law for Prez.
So true.
That is so true.
U.S. Patriot man, coming back in with a great chat, dude.
War Powers Act signed in 2020 gives Trump full authority.
It's true.
What are you going to do about it?
What else?
Say the.
All right.
One show at a time.
Guys, geez.
You know, like, what are we going?
What's going on here?
Everyone, relax.
I mean, what?
I know it's Rumble, but, you know, we had to have some decorum here.
Oh, my goodness.
Candace Owens.
Okay, now, hang on.
Now, I'm starting to put the pieces together here.
You know, I'm seeing the vision.
I actually see the vision.
While MAGA had everyone upset over Somali Muslims, Trump attacks a Christian country.
Who said that?
Who was that?
Hang on, going back up.
Going back up.
Liquor giant.
Okay.
All right.
If you're proposing we bomb Minneapolis, I'm actually not opposed to that.
I'm not opposed to that entirely.
That's actually not a bad idea of just bombing our own cities.
I have a lot of cities on my list that I would like to bomb.
Something interesting.
I'm going to step into it, but it has to be said.
It has to be said.
A lot of people are talking about that we conducted this operation on behalf of Israel.
Which is just like, This is the problem.
After October 7th, a lot of people learned about Israel's extensive influence in the United States, which there's no question about that.
There's no question about that.
And there's a conversation to be had.
You know, APAC listed as a far-up.
That would be a good start, et cetera, et cetera.
People started blaming everything on it.
It's like, guys, this is a big world.
There's a lot going on.
At the very least, we shouldn't be like a lot.
Again, if Israel's like your biggest issue, again, whatever, like more power to you.
Allying with third world, the third world broadly to like, you know, you know, if you have an axe around Israel and you're allying with the third world to sort of bring that about, we had Captive Dreamer on the show a few months back.
He made this point.
It was a great point.
He reshared it yesterday.
It's so true is that if you're allying with the third world to sort of get back at Israel or sort of enact what you would like to see there, they're not going to return the favor.
They're not going to go to bat for any of your issues.
Exhibit A is every single time we deport someone, they cry about it.
Exhibit B is Venezuela.
Hello.
Exhibit C is Somalia.
The Somalians are mad about it with the Somali crisis.
So everything is just a big, it's just like, it's like, bro, the Goyam are not ready for this conversation.
Can we set off the Goyam extinction bomb, please?
Please, if you can hear me, Benjamin Netanyahu, if you can hear me, please detonate the Goam extinction.
I can't handle the Israel talk anymore.
It's just like, like, what would Israel have to get out of bombing Venezuela?
Like, they're on the other.
Like, what?
Like, Iraq, Afghanistan, there's a conversation, like, okay, well, you know, maybe part of it was to contain Iran or settle scores for the Israelis in the Middle East, you know, to topple some of their rivals in the region.
You know, there's, there's a theory about that, and a lot of it does make sense to a large degree.
Somalia, or sorry, not Somalia, Syria causes an issue because we bombed Syria, etc.
But Venezuela, like, what do we do?
But what happened is a lot of people learned about this situation late.
They were late to the game, and it just like fried their brains.
It just, like, it's all they can think about.
It's all they can think about.
So it's just so annoying.
It really is.
Let's see.
Did I miss some super some super chats?
I will not.
I'm a whore for money.
Bill Dozer74 said, FBI just entered the chat after that comment.
Correct.
Disavow.
I don't actually want to bomb Minnesota.
They are our territory.
Disavow.
We are not bombing.
We're not, you know.
I would hate.
I would hate.
I would hate it so much if we did some strategic strikes on Minneapolis.
I would hate that.
If you're a liberal listening to this, if you're a liberal watching the show, if you really want to get under my skin, if you really want to demoralize me, you would bomb Minneapolis.
I mean, I would be pissed.
No one touches my Somalian food, whatever they eat.
I would hate that.
I think everyone in chat, we would agree.
Liberals, we love the Somali community in Minnesota.
We would hate it if you guys bombed the city.
So I'm just, yeah, disavow.
Disavow.
Crowder crawler says, ship all the Somalis back and then nuke it to one slack.
All right, now we're talking.
All right, I'm avowing.
I'm avowing again.
We're back on the avowment train.
So true.
Extract Tim Waltz from look up Vera Zhao says, extract Tim Waltz.
I love that.
I love that.
Yeah, I could get behind that.
Okay, this guy's setting up a punchline here.
How many Somalis can you fit into a grocery cart?
That was a day in the life 36.
Am I ever going to regret saying that?
Is my brain, am I just too seriously retarded?
I don't know.
I don't know.
The left is already burning Minnesota.
There isn't much left to bomb.
That was our Rubino 94.
That is so true.
Uncle D says, new topic, the rising cost of silver.
I don't know.
I like to think I'm somewhat well-rounded on the news.
I don't really know much about silver and gold.
I really don't know.
I'm trying to get into the crypto stuff.
I've kind of been, you know, in and out on it, but I don't know too much about it.
A historic victory for the globalists, according to Drew17, U.S. 76.
Like, okay.
The last thing that like globalists want to see is the U.S. operating in its own self-interest.
That's like the simplest way I can spell it out.
This is a wrench in the globalist system.
This is not pro-globalist system.
What's my evidence for that?
Every single country in the EU coming out and crying about these strikes.
And they were like, what about international law?
And the UN charter.
Because the U.S. acting in their self-interest and bombing Venezuela is a it completely it completely pulls the veil up on the globalist system.
That's all that does.
That doesn't play into the hands of globalists.
That lifts the veil up.
It's like an emperor has no clothes moment.
Because like it just, I don't understand.
I don't, I can't comprehend.
The globalist system would, as we know, because I mean, I'm in alignment that globalism is obviously like what's really rotted out the world.
They want to see a weak U.S.
They want to see the U.S. like Obama where we're going around like Japan and apologizing for nuking him.
This is the last thing that like a globalist would want to see is like us just leveling a country to actually benefit us.
They want us in quagmires.
They want the United States weak.
They want us like fat, retarded.
They don't want to see like an America of vitality and America carrying out business in their neighborhood and bullying the world because the globalist order should be bullying the world, not the United States.
What Trump has done, he's lifted the veil up.
He says, actually, this international law, this UN charter, all this like gay stuff, that's us.
That's actually the United States.
We're the reason that exists.
The reason you can ship something from, you know, Beijing to Rio de Janeiro is because the U.S. controls the oceans.
And we patrol the oceans.
That is the reason why.
So, no, it's not a globalist.
It's kind of the opposite.
Like, yeah, Robin Sue, the globalists do not want to see any nation, big or small, stabilizing without globalist interventions.
Yeah, I mean, that's just, that's the reality is they want, they want this to be done by the book.
They want this done with permission.
They want negotiations with Venezuela.
They want to see us, they want to see us expend our resources to build up Venezuela because it levels the playing field.
If you're a globalist, you don't want countries powerful.
You don't want a hegemon.
You want everyone kind of at the same level because then it forces you to be dependent on systems like the World Bank.
It forces you to be dependent on systems like the United Nations.
Makes sense.
A globalist, they see us just bowling the crap out of our neighborhood.
And that freaks them out.
They're saying, oh my gosh, the United States is a, well, you know, they're a renegade.
You know, they're off the rails.
They're doing whatever they want.
That's why Trump, like, everything aside, that's why he, in and of himself, is the biggest threat to the globalist system is because he is such a renegade.
He's such a loose cannon.
You don't know what he's going to do.
Multiple global leaders have commented on the fact that they say the thing about Trump that makes him so scary in the negotiating room is because he has his finger over the nuclear bomb button and it's not unclear if he's going to actually press it or not.
That's what makes him so effective.
So let's see.
Bungo Dietelpus says, can't wait for Pope Prius the bottom to give his retarded take on global affairs.
Yeah, I think he put out something already like, you know, being gay about it.
Again, just cooked.
It's just cooked.
Like all these, all these churches.
And I'm a devout Christian, but all of these churches are just becoming like boomer NGOs.
It's really just like disgusting to see on the border, the Catholics, the Lutherans, the, you know, even evangelical organizations are funnel, like, like participating in human trafficking.
They're like funneling people into the United States.
It's a complete disaster.
And then, yeah, like Pope Leo, certainly Pope Francis, every time like Trump would do anything cool, they'd come out and be like, oh, you can't do that.
I'm not actually going to appeal to the Bible or church history.
I'm just going to point to the UN Charter.
Well, is the UN Charter your God?
I don't think so.
And we're America.
We'll bomb the Vatican.
Okay, we won't disavow.
We're not going to bomb the Venetian.
We're not going to do that.
But yeah, it's so true.
Yeah, it is what it is.
What else do we got?
The real Sini Appleseed says the real rulers of this realm will exterminate anyone who drops a nuke.
I don't know.
I mean, we kind of did it.
And that's part of the reason that the global order really wanted to incapacitate the United States is because we dropped nukes on countries and ended like a really rough war with the Japanese.
And it proved that the Americans actually, you know, us, the greatest people on planet Earth, we have the blood of the greatest men in history gushing through our veins.
We can actually just kind of do what we want.
We can kind of impose our will on the world.
And they hate that.
They hate that.
So let's see.
The retro futurist 76, he says he's too busy blessing ice.
You know, when I saw that first happen, Pope Leo was blessing the ice.
I thought it was kind of base.
I thought he was making a pro-immigration and customs enforcement argument.
I thought he was pro-ice, uppercase ICE.
Turns out it was just like a block of ice for like climate change or something.
What are we going to do?
At least there's a topic to take the Kirk Candice BS from these podcasts.
I agree.
I agree wholeheartedly.
I'm really tired of talking about it.
Really tired of talking about it.
What else do we got here?
The U.S. Patriot Ma'am says, Dems want their drugs for their trannies.
It's so true.
Dude, you guys are killing it today.
These are like bangers.
Gosh, let's go.
Let's see.
What else do we got?
Trump is John Smith.
CEO says Trump is Israel slave.
Um, No, it's just not the case.
We've had multiple reports in Israeli newspapers of the agitation and the Knesset, especially with Netanyahu, of how unwilling Trump is to play ball on a lot of these things.
Because it used to be like he could, if we needed to topple Iran, George Bush, can we get in there?
And he'd be like, well, you know, maybe.
But yeah, Trump, not so much.
He dropped a bomb on Iran.
Nothing happened.
Afterwards, everyone's like, oh, he's going to start a forever war.
Didn't happen.
Trump, again, is operating independently.
Sometimes our interests do overlap with Israel.
I think that's what a lot of people need to understand with the Israel situation.
Is oftentimes with our previous foreign policy, our interests would overlap with the Israelis.
It wouldn't be for the same purpose.
For example, like us toppling Saddam Hussein was the same goal as Israel, but it was for different purposes.
So Syria is a whole different situation.
We can get into it.
But let's see here.
What else do we got?
Everyone's talking to Israel now.
All right.
We can keep talking to Israel.
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Why not?
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You know, what else do we got?
What else do we got here, though?
Okay, John Smith CO said Trump is a slave to the Knesset, but he spelled it K-E-N-E-S-E-T.
It's not the proper spelling.
The Ken Esset.
It's like the Barbie Ken if he was in charge of Israel.
Could you imagine?
You remember, is anyone here?
Is any men of taste in the chat that are Barbie, the Barbie movie connoisseurs?
I loved that movie because I'm a Ryan Gosling loyalist.
What about Israel, but it's ran by Ken?
What do we think of that?
Do we like that idea?
Maybe we can bounce that around.
could percolate what Barbie land Israel could look like.
Maybe that's the idea for Gaza.
I'm not sure.
We'll have to think about it.
But with that, we blasted through 15 minutes of just jiving with the chat.
You guys are great.
Thanks for hanging out.
Tomorrow we'll have a guest and it'll work, presumably, hopefully.
Knock on whatever this material is.
You can follow me on X and Instagram at RealTate Brown.
Thank you very much for watching.
You know, that's kind of fun.
Maybe we should do like one day a week.
I just go at it with the chat for 30 minutes.
That could be good because that was great.
There was a, I was pretty much reading the only chats you were actually allowed to read because there was some like wild stuff going on there.
I love it though.
I love it.
This is my, these are my people.
You are my people.
This is how I behave when I'm not using my government name.
So with that, you can follow me on X on Instagram at Realtate Brown.
We'll be back tonight for Timcast IRL at 8 p.m.
It's going to be a great show and it's going to be fantastic.
Everything's going to be firing on all cylinders.
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