Bassem Youssef WARNS: The Deception Behind The US-Israel Relationship

Hey guys, if you're not following me on Spotify, please hit that follow button and leave a five-star review. They're both a huge, huge help. Thank you. $16 million for a congress seat, Baguigamel Bowman. Which also was a thing. So imagine in two years they doubled the spending for one seat and the thing is here, here's the thing. They didn't really need the seats because they have the numbers. They already have 98% of the seats, but it's a message even if you are even like a minority will not be allowed to exist and objecting a more, even if it was one seat. You're gone. It's really about them ousting messy because even if messy made it, him alone would not make any difference. But it is a message like anybody who think, even think about going out of line, we will spend all of the money out there to get you out of the seat. This is the opposite effect though again because this was ideal. This is why I said this. This was ideal for them. It was a closed primary. It's not a general election year. It's already a primary. It's not even like a regular election Democrat vs Republican. It's just Republican on Republican. You had to be a registered Republican to vote. The lowest type of turnout election and then you have to be actually registered under that party to vote. Thomas Masu is very popular with the people below age 55. But the people who vote in that kind of election are the people who watch fucking TV where ads of AI shit and slop are fed to them and they just believe it's true and they're all over age 55. They could win this one but in doing so, I actually think it jolted a lot of people because many people around the country who are just even passively watching this have looked at Thomas Masu and Rokana from the Republican and Democrat sides respectively and said, wow, two politicians that actually tried to do the right thing. One of them's gone and the other one's on the chop and block in January and they can see the money that was spent on it and they can see who spent it. So it's a scare tactic. It's a message. It's a message. Thomas Masu is not that important. It is the message behind it that he was important. That is worth the $35 million. We spend $35 million just to show you what we can do. If you're not compromised by some, we're going to spend money against it. And it's funny, speaking about the Republican primaries, there's a very interesting Republican primary happening in Florida, Dan Balsarian and Randy Fein. I actually interviewed Dan Balsarian. I went to his home in Las Vegas. Can I say my experience with Dan Balsarian? Because me, like many other males out there, follow Dan Balsarian, follow the different kind of reasons that we follow him now. Because we were like, you know, he was like living this hedonistic lifestyle. It was crazy. And then after over seven, the guy just changes mine. And then he started to DM me. It's like, he's like, he text me like great work. Oh, my God. Dan Balsarian. Dan Balsarian, the guy that I want to attend the party. So I said, you know, he's like, "Hey man, are you doing?" And I was like, "Hey, I'm doing big fun." And then it's like, you know, and then, you know, and then, and then, and then, and then, and then, and then, and then, and then, about like, you know, the stuff, the life, the life starts like, no, this, this part is behind me anymore. And he's like, he's actually have, in the interview, we talk, he's, he talk very profoundly about how he had everything. I mean, you know, that life, all of the gambling, all of the money, all of the drugs, everything. And he went to the, I said, like, I went, I reached the end of the line and I came back empty. And that life is behind me. And I'm, I'm not there. I'm, you know, I mean, I'm more into monogamy now. I'm, I'm not in, I'm in this crazy, like, he, he spends his weekend playing paintball, you know, or hiking, or that. And so, so, yeah. So it's like, and like, you know, part of me is like, I'm happy for him. And part of me is like, she couldn't have just like known me before. You just made the shift. So I would just enjoy, you know, that part of life that you don't have, you know, I mean, you know, I can, so yeah, but I'm happy for him. So, but actually I went to his house in Vegas in Vegas. Yes. I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, as in locations, I guess. No, no, he has, he has a house in Vegas and a house because he grew up in Florida, but he stays in, in Vegas. So I live in Los Angeles. I said, like, I'm coming to you. We're going to do the interview. It was very nice. We spent, like, the interview, maybe, like, we took two hours, like, doing the interview, but we spent, like, six hours talking and eating in his kitchen and just talking about, like, fill out the bass. I'm talking about, like, yeah, it would have been much better with their women there, but they were there. And no, but we, we, and the interview is quite explosive because Dan Banzarin, he, he goes a little bit to the extreme. And I think, and I think a lot of people who not like that interview, I mean, I'm editing it now. A lot of people who not like what Dan Banzarin had to say, they will, they will call him extreme, that you call him too much. But in my mind, so, you know, this is what you get when you start to police and control people's speeches. Some people will just go off the rails and, like, you know, what, enough of this. This is, this is, and I don't care if you don't like it because this is what you get when you start to police people and, and, and guilt trip them and put them into all of these, you know, spirals of, like, accusations and, and guilt tripping. This is what you get. You're going to get, like, an unfiltered, very uncomfortable speech. And this is what we have to deal with. So, I, I, I say, you know what, I know that a lot of people would have problems with some of the stuff that Dan Banzarin said, but, you know, it's free speech and free speech has to end for sure. Yeah. I agree with that. Even if you don't like the speech and, and, and, and, and I think it's the same people who tell me, we know the, the cure for free speech is more speech. Now, they're telling you, no, we need to stop the speech. Yeah, that's crazy. You see how they change? No, no, no, but this is hate speech. It's like, well, well, you have the same thing. Well, you have pushed people to that by not allowing them to speak. You have to let ideas go out into the public form and be fleshed out. And yeah, the, the best part about free speech is the fact that it is so painful sometimes. But yeah, that's, that's what the essence of it. Yeah. And which brings back to, to, like, you know, that, there are a lot of people saying, okay, Dan Banzarin, how could you support, first of all, not supporting him. I'm, I'm interviewing him, giving him the space. I don't have to agree with everything that he says. There's some stuff that you say that I might have a, like, a disagreement with. But for me, it would be a poetic justice for him to unseat someone like grandifying. Because for me, if someone with, like, Dan Banzarin, with anything that you need to talk about him, about all of his past life, I don't want the drugs of the women or the ladies of the guy or the sisters or all of the drugs that you make about him, if people would actually give him a fighting chance against grandifying. Now, that's the message. That's a message even stronger than the 35 million dollars that was poured against messy. That's the people telling me, you know what? We will take anyone except that guy, except grandifying with a piece of shit, genocidal, sinus piece of shit, you know? And I would say, like, a guy who's like, who's on steroids and who like, I had like history limit. For me, it's much better than a guy that who's telling me, like, we let's kill all Muslims, kill all Palestinians, let the plus or less new Gaza. Seriously, like, you have a problem with a guy who have like a certain lifestyle who's even now behind him, but you, you're going to go with that guy. So for me, that is the message. Yeah. And God has so many thoughts on this. So first of all, let's explore your thoughts. Tell me about your childhood. This guy, while you were in the bathroom, deep, I was asked me about my shoulder suddenly went into doctor mode and was checking out my soul. I'm like, you sure you don't love this? He was coming around the table, like, yeah, all right. I was just like, you know, like, I'll be all right. But what I'm saying is just like feeling his very muscular pose. So you sure you want to, you want a teddy party or a damn Bosarian party? I mean, I don't know. I'm running to Congress. So I don't know. Maybe it's time to be compromised and switch into political careers. Okay. We can talk about that. But I agree with you. Randy Fein is an awful human being. Really makes me sick. The things he says and, you know, someone that is like, if you just create the worst stereotype, like, that's it right there. My whole thing is, and it's not the personal against a Bosarian, like, I try to look at it based on what your enemies would want. Okay. And if your enemies were, you know, fucking Netanyahu or the government until the of the once greater Israel or something like that, and you just are like, I don't want that. If I were them, what would I want you to do? I would want you to respond with the worst kind of stereotype from the other side so that they could sit there and actually claim injury even with a guy like, like, like, but I'm sorry, but they're doing this anyway. They do, they're doing anyway, even if like, they're doing it, like, but don't you think moderation should win out? No, no. I think, I think in the perfect world, like, yes, but we're not in the perfect world. And as you have said, every action has a reaction with equal magnification. What else that I said, but I said, I really wish those actions were more. Yeah, you wish, but that's not the word we're living in. That's true. And I wish that too. I wish that all of us would be moderate. I know each of all of us would like, go, go, go, come by, and like, I live with her. But like, as a matter of fact, if you're going to push hard, if you're going to slam me to the wall and make me trap, I'm going to act in a very much more violent and I don't condone this, I don't approve of this, but it is just what happens. I mean, I'm sure that there's a lot of people who wish that there was not like uprising and revolutions and there are people dying, but this is a result of what's happening. October 7th did not happen. In fact, I wish October 7th didn't happen. I wish it never happened, but there was reason that pushed people to that to the brink. Whether they want to do it by design, because we want to do it, so we can use that. I mean, yeah, but you can't control the world and you cannot control people's reaction, you cannot control people's emotions. And at a certain point, like how many times today did we say this, like what are you going to do about it? What are you going to do about it? Well, someone like Dan Balsani is doing something about it. You might not agree with him, but he's pushing, and maybe he is moving what you call the overtone window. So people would have, actually, I have more freedom to move into different spaces of speech. I actually think that the government over there, the hard line advocates, they want to victimize fellow Jews around the world who have no say in the matter to make people hate all that. But they do it, but they do it, but they will do that anyways, whether they have them, but they're not. I mean, one of the things that they use, but doesn't he expedite that the way he talks about it? Okay. How what is what is something that he would say that you say, like it's like, he's been taken out of context to be clear on. Yeah, he's been taking it out of control. And when he, when he talks about Jewish supremacy and what I'm saying, oh, Jewish supremacy, like, well, guys, you know, when I'm referring to when he talks about like, all Jews do this or all Jews do, I didn't say that. I think, I mean, in my interview, at least, it's like, I'm not saying that every Jewish person is doing that. I think I think he was very specific. And I think, yeah, so he said he said, at least in my interview, he was very clear that he didn't say every single Jewish person. Okay. So, so, but he would say that the people who are very vocal, who are in power, who are, who are actually like have the power to change things with the money and the power, mostly are Jewish, uh, science, you know, the people who are like, for example, Jewish voices for peace or people to talk against Israel, they are sideline by Israel themselves, calling them, you know, self-hating Jews, they're not Jewish. So, when you, so, so here's another, that's actually like an important part. Now, you said something very important that now we should not generalize, which I said something important. I said something important. I said a lot of stuff. Thank you. But one of the things that you said, like, we should not generalize, which I totally agree. But now you have a situation where many of the Jewish activists, Jewish artists, Jewish comedians, Jewish politicians, authors who are against Israel, against Zionism, who speak up. And every time they do that, that tsunami of attack on them, that this create, that the character assassination, calling them kapos, calling them self-hating Jews, calling them not Jew. So, you have the people, with the authority, with the money, telling you that anytime you hear a Jewish saying something outside of what we say, about our genocide, the loot speech, this is not a Jew. So, now Judaism is us, and us is Judaism. We are one. And so, at a certain point, when you, when you shut down all of these people, you are the one who radicalized the conversation from the get-go. Oh, I agree with that. You're really glad to. And then at a certain point, you will not ask people, okay, let's be civil, let's be smarter. People will react. That's why me, that's what I'm saying, me an outside guy who's not on either side of that issue and that respect. I'm not from Israel. I'm an American watching this all unfold. I'm a guy that's trying to say like, hey, let's ask all the hard questions and fuck the people who say that you can ask these questions. That's why we do podcasts like this. And I fucking love it. But also like, let's chill with some things. Let's not let that, let's not run away. Well, I think we need to actually tell this advice to the people like the ADL and people and people who are being redefined. Of course. And who are getting away with murder. Of course. I mean, if friend define his tweets about like the blood flow, let the blood flow. If he, if you exchange Palestinians to Jewish, this guy would be executed the next time. Yeah. Right. So now you blame someone who like Dan Balsarian who might sometimes talk out of line, but sometimes take something a little bit uncomfortable to say something. And he might agree Randi finds worse. Yeah. So, so, so, so I'm, I'm just, I'm, I'm just like sick and tired of, of, of, of every time. If they both, they both sided the stuff and they, they, they, they, they make it equal. It's like, no, like Dan Balsarian could be anything, but he's not controlling your Congress. Right. Dan Balsarian is everything. But he, but he, he, he is not taking your tax money to send it to, to, to, to commit a genocide. So, and, and, and, and we can talk about this picture. And again, I'm not defending anything they said. I actually, when I was introduced like, like Dan, cool down a little bit. It's like, no, no, this is. Let's get some bitches. No, it's getting. Maybe that's what it is. He's not distracted enough, you know. Yeah. No, he's fun distractions. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yeah. I mean, you're out in LA, though, too. Right. What? But that's where you live in LA. Yeah. Yeah. No, let a lot of Jews out there. One of, if not the most common DMs I get on Instagram are many of you asking me what my favorite books are. Well, today's your lucky day, because if you use the link in my description below to join my newsletter, I'm going to give you my top 10 book recommendations right now. Also, if you'd like to join my clipping community for a chance to make money producing content from the show, you can do so via the Discord link in my description below. And finally, you can join my Patreon for early uncensored releases of the full episodes via the Patreon link about a subscription below. As always, please take one second to hit that subscribe button. If you haven't already, I really appreciate that. Also, the like button's a big help and you can join my newsletter via the link in the description below. Yeah. I mean, you're out in LA, though, too, right? What? Yeah. Yeah. No, a lot of Jews out there. Yeah, but many of them are actually my friends. Exactly. Actually, many of them, actually, one of them is actually, they're actually a comedian, a friend of mine. His name is Metlib, and he has a podcast called Bad Husbro. You should get them on your shows. And he is, he does it, sometimes he's co-hosted by the son of Dr. Gabur Mati. Oh, yeah, yeah. And the both of them, Jewish. They are like funny. And they basically specialize in Israeli propaganda. That's their old show. It is so funny. And he's a comedian. We work together. We travel together sometimes, and I have a friend of mine. His name is David Spivak. He's Israeli Jewish. His father fought in the IDF. And I interviewed him. He's 100% anti-scientist, anti-Israeli. Now, what made that shift form? He talks about how he was brainwashed. As I own kid in the Sunday school, and he was told to fear all Muslims, and then he started dealing with Muslims. He reversed the brainwashing, and now he's whether mad or whether David, and many of them, they are excommunicated from their community. They are told that they're bad Jews. They're told that they're self-hating Jews. They are disowned by their own family. And these are the people who are doing the fight. These people, I mean, I am doing something that might be a little bit difficult, but these people are going against their own people. So when you have examples like these, like what's her name? Hannah Eidenberg, the girl that started in Hacks on HBO when she received the Emmys. I think she was even Emmy Award. I don't think I saw this. Yeah. Yeah. Hannah Eidenberg. She's in Hacks. She's a young Jewish comedian, very funny, great show, by the way. And when she was receiving her award, she talked about genocide, free Palestine. She's like, "Fuck eyes." This is what happened in genocide. And she was slaughtered by Zionist media. They should call it a "Lakhlashina" there. So when Jewish people speak up, you shut them down. And then you tell everybody, "No, there's only one opinion. There's only one way to do it." And this is the Zionist way. And the Zionism equals Judaism. Anti-Semitism equals anti-Semitism. Yeah. That's my point. They start speaking for us. So me and you, a few people might be have a cool head about it, but certain people are like, "Yeah, fuck all Jews." Yeah, all of them then. So if you're telling them that's the only example, I would just have this kind of reaction. And so it's. I actually had a talk with a British professor. I had a tour in London last year. And I went into discussion with him about during the war in Gaza, when we saw the Israeli soldiers going into Palestinians' homes and wearing lingerie, women's lingerie and playing with the kids. And I said, first of all, no disciplined army in the world will allow their soldiers to do something unless it was encouraged or even allowed, right? So you have them now displaying this. I mean, your viscer is actually like, what the fuck are these people doing? Right. So I said, like, why would they allow this? It's like, well, it is by design. They want people to hate them. And then at certain point, some people conflict Israel, Zionism, with Judaism, and someone who do or say something stupid and then they will use it for further victimization and the circle going on. So again, if it's not Dan Balsarin, it was, it was, it was the, it was the Israeli soldier in lingerie. They are doing this to troll you, to push you to the limit. All they're like, yeah, we're going to go to war, we're going to kill them, we're going to do this grittest, what are you going to do about it? They are, they want that reaction because usually if someone do something stupid, it will be done to a helpless Jew. Someone who had nothing to do with this because he's not as protected. And then they will use that pain of that guy in order to further their victimization. The same way they did with Holocaust survivors. I don't know if you know this, but Israel is knowing to cash in the reparations from the German government and they didn't give money to the survivors. As a matter of fact, there is articles about now, there is a, they, they despise Holocaust survivor because they consider that they'd weak, less, weak Jew, Jews was trembling knees now. So they actually have, they have, they despised their, the people who really went through to the, that's crazy. Yeah, I believe it was Ronin Bergman in his book, yeah, or rising kill first or whatever. I, if I'm remembering the wrong book and it's a different one I read, correct me in the comments if you recognize this people, but there's like, it's an anecdotal story, but it was based on the exact that is you're talking about, there would be this group in like the 1960s of old men and downtown Jerusalem that we would be playing pinoccal. And four of them were in Israel or Palestine during the war and one of them was a Holocaust survivor and they used to call the Holocaust survivor. So, subunim, subunim, by the way, which is soap, which is actually very close to the Hebrew word coward. It's a play on words, yeah, subunim, because they couldn't understand they're like, wow, wouldn't you just rise back, but like it's not that simple man. Yeah, yeah, yeah, with Israel has historically withheld, you cooked again and delayed certain Holocaust reparation funds, drawing intense domestic and international criticism, the controversies generally stem from a few specific policies and administrative actions, early reparations in the 1950s in 1952 Luxembourg Agreement, West Germany agreed to pay reparations to the state of Israel, largely to all set the immense cost of absorbing 500,000 Holocaust survivors, while this went directly to the state rather than the individual survivors, the Israeli government defended this by arguing the money was necessary to build the country and ensure the murderers did not become the errors of stolen property. Yes, we built the countries we paid for our government. It's crazy, and I think there was also an article about the whole thing about how they despise the survivors, the Holocaust survivors, and this old idea about the Jews with the trembling knees, I remember that exact expression. And they worked with like, Scorzeni and some other ex Nazis, they worked with the Nazis because here they think in Egypt, yes, the Zionist leaders don't care about the regular everyday Jewish person, they don't care. I agree. Yeah, so they just, they care about the idea and Zionism, and the only way that you can be a Zionist is to have this horrible ideas and policies. That's why I like to talk about it, how I do, because I want to be able to, you know, use my little teeny corner of the internet to separate those two, because I don't think it's fair to the people that they claim to speak for it's like some of your friends, by the way, you know, it's like, it's so often, and it's really, it's just the epitome of evil because they're trying to create that endless cycle that then gets them what they want. Hopefully more bodies over there so they can fill out more land. Yeah, yeah, and they have, and they have the money to protect them to, to provide for them, and they have the media to cover up for them. You know, it is the media still not, well, I mean, anything that I was here in response to that would be considered anti-Semitic. Is it crazy now that like the truth itself is anti-Semitic? It is anti-Semitic to say the truth. You know, I had a conversation with an American duplomat once, it was a heated conversation, I said, like, you know, like, it was in the middle of genocide, this was doing this, and then he said, well, the average American citizen does not care about what's happening in Palestine. The average American citizen cares about healthcare, about the daily school shooting, about the immigration status, about the indigenous, no, this is what the media is telling them to care about. The media is, look at, they always pitting like the issues and the sides against each other, and then maybe at the end, they will, they will tell you something about the Middle East, and the beginning, it will always start by something that Israel is suffering from. And then maybe they will, so that's why you create the interests, you create that. So it is by design, it is by design that the Americans don't care about the Middle East because they, if the media would hit what Israel is doing, taking away our money, the same way that they would hit whatever they want about, like, you know, the healthcare and whatever, and hours and hours and hours and hours of coverage, Americans will care. But it is by design that they will not care about the fact that so many people, especially younger generations are online. Now we're a lot of this is less filtered. So it's interesting that you say that, like, so, so the big wake up call after October 7th happened on which platform? Yeah, and where is Tik Tok now? I see what you're doing here, yeah, yeah, you see? And remember all the same people that wanted it to be shut down because of the China, because of China. Oh, now we got to sell it to, which is why it's like, oh, we cannot allow, we know our information to be on a Chinese platform, bitch, you do, like, you create your iPhones in China. Like, the hardware comes from China. What the hell are you talking about? You know, so it's so, so you see, they now they're they're playing catchable. Okay, like, okay, like Tik Tok is a problem. Let's buy Tik Tok. Remember that phone call? Yeah. Oh, yeah. The phone calls. We've been playing this left right here. It's not a left game. It's not the right game. It's so we have a Tik Tok problem. You know, so, so it is there in your face, and we speak about it and you tell us, well, they control the media. Do they literally do? They design is control the media, right? They do control the media. You have one person who's now owning half of the media, which and the other platform already owned by Baba Allison. Yeah, today, and and and and also in that's why, for example, I'll give you an example of how the media covers up. You remember this thing operation, Nevada, this thing operation, the FBI, the guy will like the, like, the child, but like, the mind, the Israeli cyber security guy. Yeah, he just kind of extradite. And he got the next day, like, he was, you're talking about Alexandra. Yeah, exactly. Israeli official. Exactly. Now, does that. You see the other one now? Yeah, there's another worry guy. Yeah, but you see, I, I wanted to chat with you, and I said, like, has this thing has been covered by any of the major outlets that said, no, no. So what they do, they would cover up because in their podcast, and they, and you know, podcasts like, you know, Patrick Pitt, Davis and all of like the pro Zionist, like, stuff, you know, they would, they would, they would mention it, but then they would, we're just like, you know, like, model the conversation. They were just, so, so now, even with the podcast, they have their people in the podcast. You either buy it, or you just, like, you know, flood the media, the media was shit. So, so the order is not, the idea is not to end the debate. The idea is not to have a debate. The idea is to keep the debate going. And keep the debate going. Just keep the debate. And that is, so it becomes by noise, noise, noise, noise, noise. And after people exhaust it, you wake up the next day, Israel has annexed another piece of land. Yeah, you have a point there. I mean, that's kind of, that's kind of exactly what we just saw, actually, to be clear. Yeah. And so you talk about, hey, we talked about, we have free speech. We're talking about, we're talking about, we're talking about, and as, and as me, a new talking, Israel has just killed 15 people in Lebanon. We talk about it. We talk about it. We talk about it. We talk about, we don't know, it's Israel. No, like, what can you do? Like, what is Israel has to exist? Like, what is the proportion this month? And then before the wake up the next day, Israel has annexed like 200 kilometers of Lebanon. And then we're like, they have like destroyed five, five houses in the West Bank. It they're buying time while they're doing the same thing. So now we have this illusion of freedom and speech. We're talking, we're talking, we're talking. But we're just doing that. We're talking. And then, then they're just doing whatever they want. Well, he brought a bazooka. So I don't know if he's going to do something with that. That's sitting out the living room. Oh my god. Another Arab stereotype. Oh, yeah. Oh my God. Oh my god. Oh, yeah. You know what? I find it funny. You know how the stereotypes of Arabs speaking. There is more in Hebrew more than Arabs. Like, Hebrew is full of. And all of the movie, the way they have produced making fun of Arabs. Where did that? Yeah, they have the. There is actually more in Hebrew. And they made it to be like an Arab thing. It's a Hebrew thing. I mean, we have it. but this is more magnified. Okay, can I give you a little bit of a tip bit? Do you remember the movie, The Dictator? - Yes, of course. - Remember that scene when he was in the helicopter and he was talking to the guy and there's two older couple and it's like a 9/11, - He was speaking Hebrew. He was speaking Hebrew with a bastardized like Arab accent. - No. - Yeah. Like there's, I'm not saying he's speaking Hebrew Hebrew, but he was like a lot of Hebrew words and they made it look as if he's an Arab. - Yeah. - That's how they get you over time. - It is something. - There's some other people also spoke Hebrew and some recording and some playing. - It, do enlighten me on that one. I think I'm unfamiliar. - No. - You can look it up, look it up, look it up. - That's the other words. - We're not getting that one. I mean, we've gone this far. - No, I mean, like, it's not verified. I mean, it's not verified. There's like, you know, I've been here so, but again, it could be anything, it could be, but there was like a recording of people, but I know, I don't know the authenticity of this video. - Okay. - So I don't mind. - It could be one of the MAI things. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. So like, I'll talk to you later after the show. Like, but I'm not gonna stand behind this because I cannot verify it. - I appreciate that. - Yes. - You gotta stop at the cliff before you jump off. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You have to ease up with the conspiracies. You're just like- - Skated back. - Well, you know, it's not a conspiracy theory. - What? - The fact that in the literal White House manual or whatever you wanna call it, release of Operation Epic Fury, they're literally saying what they had already said in some press conferences out loud, which is that the war in Iran itself was started. - Can we get the words right? So I don't fuck this up, Dave, but we'll find it. - It started because, is it what was going to be- - Because that's what we went in, is it? - Yeah. - This is the funniest analogy. It was like, we went in because we knew that Israel would bomb and the Iranian would respond. So it's like, he was like, hey, I killed your dog because I knew that if I hit him, he would bite me back. So I just killed it. (laughing) - Operation Epic Fury, the White House. - Actually, actually Mark Rubio said it. - Mark Rubio said it. - Yeah, Mark Rubio said it out loud and Mike Johnson said it separately out loud the same day. And that same day Donald Trump implied it. - He did. - He didn't quite it. - We did it because of the same day. - But yeah, peace through strength. Operation Epic Fury crushes Iranian threat as ceasefire takes hold. Can we search Israel in there? Just do a fine next 'cause they, now this was, it was the one earlier where they were, this is before the ceasefire. It might be this one, yeah. Operation Epic Fury, go to Twitter and pull up, 'cause I want to make sure we get this just so people, no, we're not talking out of our ass. I know a lot of people have seen this. Operation Epic Fury White House Israel. And then we go down. Go down. - And I think that white house admits. - Yeah, go up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up. - Yeah, here it is. - There are, Trump's proposed deals threatens to leave Iran stronger. - Nah, 'cause that's when the deal is going through. - This is when they were literally talking about why they went into the war. And I know people out there have seen this. Like this, yeah yeah, and we were on the, in a previous podcast, we were on the actual link. Like the white house link. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - You can search up for that. - White house admits, I don't even know. - Yeah, 'cause it's funny. They're like bearing the, like the short handle, this is like they admitted that they went in because they knew that Israel would hit Iran and Iran would respond so they would, and so they would hit Iran so it's crazy. And it's like, you know, my whole thing is, the world is so complex. You can't just fucking invade everywhere you don't like. - We all know, we all know for sure. Hey, we all know why America is fighting the war in Iran. We all know, right? Because the President of the United States is a fucking pitiful fight. - So you're certain. (laughing) Hey, the conspiracy theories have been right. Many times. - It's possible, oh, deep got it. Just so we have it. Epic Furious only the latest round of an ongoing international armed conflict with Iran as the United States has explained in multiple letters to UN Security Council, including most recently on March 10th, the United States is engaged in the conflict at the request of and in the collective self-defense of its Israel ally, as well as they, I love that they threw this in here at the end, as well as in the exercise of the United States on inherent right to South Africa. - Self-defense against South-defense. - And I like the fact that like in the collective self-defense of its, what is the collective? What's the collective self-defense? Is it different than the individual self-defense? What is this? I mean, there's so many things that is wrong with this statement. And I love Epic Furious only the latest round of, and the latest episode of an ongoing international armed conflict with Iran. It's like, it's a thing now. It's like, it's season five. I think it's fucking season 25, but you know, and it just, it frustrates me so much. - Can you go down there? Iran's attack on the United States is with others. Can you go down a little bit? Because, no, no, no, no, after, after, yes. Are they mentioning 1983 in Lebanon in the Marines? - Yes. - Yeah, US Marines in Lebanon in 1983, which killed 241 US service members. - So you know, you know the story about this one? - Yeah, this is the Beirut bombings. - Yes. - Please tell enlightened people. - So 1983 there was like an attack that was sponsored by Iran of, there was like an explosion, a van with explosives that went into the Marine headquarters to, and killed the Marines. And basically this is like why America left Lebanon. And there's story behind this. There's a book called "By Wave Deception" by Victor Ostrovsky, who was an ex-Musad agent. And he talked about like, and how Israel would shoot. - Teeth's losing. - Wow, wow. He goes ex-Musad agent. Teeth goes, "Oh, another one." So, so he's an ex-Musad and Victor Ostrovsky's say in his book that Israel was so upset at America because America interfered. Because this happened after Israel invasion of Lebanon 1982, which by the way, before anything called "Hesbullah" even existed. And they went in. And America had like the Marine station there. So in Israel he said like, we don't need a chaperone. And they were like very upset at the Americans. So Israel had very, very, very like confirmed information about a blue Mercedes-Benz van that has explosive and will go in and blow up the Marines. And they deliberately gave the Americans very vague instructions, very vague thing. And then they, they actually one of the commanders of, and the Israeli commanders said like, they're like a big country, let them deal with this itself. So they would have actually saved the 241 Americans. And they let it happen to them. And you can look that fuck, they look like that shit up. Because D, you can't leave me now. Come on, are you tired? What your, your fingers are cramping? Come on, man, I'm giving you too much work. By way of the perception Ostrovsky, that by root attack or living on attack, Marines attack. - And so he's ex-Messade. - Yes, that's right. - And he has actually speeches, like I talk about, like how the Musad works. He, he was, he defected. - Oh, he defected. - By way of deception was a book that was published in 1991. And for the first and only time, okay, read this because I have the allegation, the claim, Ostrovsky alleged that the Musad intercepted intelligence regarding an explosive laden truck in Beirut, but failed to pass specific or actionable warning, details to the American counterparts. - And then the response to Israel government and former intelligence officials vehemently denied these allegations, characterizing the book as an amalgamation of few facts and many fabrications. - The same way that they vehemently refused the allegation of sterilizing Ethiopian women. That how they, that how they, like they never bombed the, the, the, the, the stuff in the era, like their synagogues in Iraq and they never, they never stole the Yemeni children. You see, like how many, at, at, at what point can you just, like, you know, stop listening to whatever they say? Because they're like, they are like 100% of the time. So, that's the thing, even if it's not a hundred, everyone's gonna righteously think it is. - Yeah, if someone like lies to you every single time, like there's a point, it's like, you know, I don't, I don't trust you. - It's boycrime wolf. - I really don't trust you, like you. So, so, yeah, Victor, so anyway, so, Victor's a soft free book by way of deception. There was a gag order against it by an American word. And this was the one and only time in American history was a book was prevented from, from, for having a gag order against it in 1991. And it was, I was, it was turned over, like, you know, in a year. So, it was just like gag order. - Yeah, let's find that. - So, gag order. - In America. - In America, gag order by way of deception. You see, I'm, I'm, I'm making your boy work today. - He's, he's on it, man. Dave's the best in the best. - Yes. - Gag order in 1991. - Gag order in 1991 by way of deception, Victor Ostrovsky. - Maybe they supplanted it from the internet at this point. - Maybe, maybe. - Don't, don't look behind it. - Have you noticed, like, how now you ask, like, AI anything about, is there, there are claims, there are unverified, you can see how, like, It's like, it's like, hey, Chad GBT, what the fuck? - Yeah, we had one. I just talked about a recent podcast about a year ago. - It's still there? - Yes, bio-deception is quadruple 1990 book by former Musad Victor, and journalist Claire Hoy, the Israeli government obtained temporary Canadian gag order to, it was in canate in Canada, by the whole of its publication. However, an appeals court quickly threw out the injunction allowing the paper back to release in 1991, which became a bestseller. - I remember like reading it was American. Maybe I got it wrong, but I mean, either way, like, so Canada was too, what the fuck did I, what's going on in Canada? - They're eating a lot of poutine. - I guess. (laughing) - Yeah, it was Canada, not America, my bad. - But again, Canada, I mean, the Canada is 51 first year, so it's still there. - Oh, they're trying to make that, that agreeing. - Oh yeah, Greenland will be there by our safe 52nd, baby. - Yeah, and then Puerto Rico. I don't know how that one hasn't gotten the 51st yet. I feel like they kind of deserve it, you know. - They kind of like, you know, we like you, but not that much. - Yeah, like you stay over there. - You stay over there. - I fucking love Puerto Ricans, bro. Y'all can come in. - You can, you can, just like I don't know if we can commit to this. - We're just gonna, we're just gonna, we're just gonna suck our way here in these sources and give you a little bit of rights. So we're going to Cuba. - Yeah, baby. I mean, do you strap it up? You got a fight for your new country? - I fight, like maybe, maybe I should just, just accept the fact that I'm a citizen of the empire. - Yeah. - You know, it's like, yeah, maybe I like that. - You know, I'm, I mean, I'm gonna go and spend my American money in Cuba before Israel gets it, and he's like, I'm before Israel gets it. - I haven't heard a goddamn, I'll defend him there. I haven't heard a goddamn thing about Israel and Cuba. Is that a thing now? - No, I'm saying like, I'm gonna use the money. You know, I'm spending somewhere in Cuba before Israel gets it because Israel gets my money anyway. - Oh. - Alright, so I fucked up the joke. - No, I mean, oh, it's like, I thought it was a good school. - Oh, before no, before Israel gets my money. But you know what, that was a good joke. I mean, like, you should, as a matter of fact, we wouldn't pass, like put it past Israel. - For some reason, like invading Havana because they need to defend themselves. - What? They need different, there's too many cigars in Havana and the smoke is hurting our lungs. - Oh my God, I'm so victimized, I'm so victimized. - Vanna poses an existential risk to Israel. Have you seen all those videos that the people have in a sleep paralysis demon, but it's Netanyahu? (laughing) - Around the bed like this. - And he's like, you must defend Israel. - Yeah. - Oh yeah. - Oh man. - And I have to say, you know, like, you know, Netanyahu, no, no, he was like, loosely diagnosed by a prostate cancer. - Yeah. - But he just diagnosed a while ago and I knew that. - Yeah, and I know, like, you know, I know that a lot of people are celebrating, but you know, as a former doctor. You know, like, I found it even for myself. I found it very sometimes difficult to joke about disease and death because, you know, like, I can't help but just feel bad for the cancer because. (laughing) Yeah, fuck this guy in his process. - I thought you had, I thought there was a little bit of heart here. - I knew it was possible to go in there, but I'm like, yo, you might actually. - As a matter of fact, out of all cancers in the world, like that prostate cancer in Netanyahu's ass is the only cancer that's allowed to defend itself. (laughing) It is the only cancer that has the right to exist. (laughing) Like, as a matter of fact, like, you know, Netanyahu's prostate was promised with that cancer. (laughing) (laughing) - Oh, this is fun. - I think they pulverized his ass. And just like, you know, I think they went too far with radio and just like, you know. - With radio. - Yeah, like radiology, like radiotherapy, you know. And I think, if I was a doctor, I would just like, you know, just cut Netanyahu in half, just remove his lower half. And if that's too much, it's like, well, I don't know what's a proportion of responses. (laughing) - He's got singers, man. He's got singers. - Yeah, after tech. - What did he say yesterday about Gaza? You see that? And so on, and so on, definitely on Twitter. Netanyahu's 60% Gaza. - 90%? - Yeah, but he was saying we already have 60%. - We have worried. No, I think that it went like this. He's like, we already have 60% and we're going to take 90%. And then somebody shouted in the audience, like, we want it all, it's like, yes, but we have to go in order. (laughing) - All right, let's hear it in his own words. - Netanyahu orders seizures 70% of Gaza and direct defiance. - I don't know if they have the guy, the guy quote, "Hello." - If we need to further crush us below, we are currently dealing with Hamas. We are now 60% of the Gaza Strip Territory. We worry at 50 and we move to 60. My direction is to reach audience. 100, 100, he goes, we can start graduating. First to 70, let's start with that. (laughing) - That's fucking crazy. - He's like, yeah, you know, the peace treaty, the peace agreement that all of the countries in the world - Yeah, everything that goes through. - Remember, remember, remember, remember, when we agreed that we're going to take like 55% of Gaza, we're going to take 60. Now, fuck the world, fuck the UN, fuck you guys, we're going to take all of it. And then the guys are like, 100% yeah, but first we're going to graduate. - It's my cousin Fenianas. - Yeah. - So everything I guys just said, "Hey, we need just to take our time killing them." It just, you need to let the sauce just to get on the fire and it's a good pasta and then we take a time, you know. Have you ever read his autobiography? - He's autobiography. - Dude, I don't want to be cursed. I think you should, I'm really, I genuinely, I mean, it's genuinely, I think you should read it. - He tells you who he is. - Well, he tells us everything. - I know, but like it, but can I see this in my life? - My life. - Kind of like a sidetracking, because I know that we all hate fucking Netanyahu and he deserves it, but I just want to make it clear, the problem is not Netanyahu. - It's not like if Netanyahu loses tomorrow, Israel is a nice democratic country. The whole system is fucking genocidal, right? - The whole system? - The whole system, the whole government is fucking, and I have to say, the Israeli society, there's something wrong with this society. And I don't care if people, - What about all the people in the streets who are, - Well, okay, sorry, so there is people against it, but like you understand that the 82% of people in Israel, you can actually pull up these statistics. They support what's happening, Gaza. - 82%, 82%. - 82%, 82%. - Yeah, you just say 82% is really, I'm like, you'll find it. There is so many, there's something, there's 70, there's 80, there's 90, and because the question differs, do you approve of like the ethnic cleansing, do you approve of what is the war in Gaza? And the vast majority of the Israeli society approve of that. If you, I'm sure that you've seen all of these. - Yes, 82% of Jews, Israelis back-expelling Gaza. - Dude, I'm, dude, I am cooking. I'm even getting you the percentages. - I mean, it wasn't like cooking. - It was the emergency, can I read this too? 'Cause you got it 20 years ago, Rabbi Yitzgat, Ginsburg, the spiritual father, the hilltop youth sketched out his vision for destroying Israel's democratic institutions and establishing supremacy. - Your supremacy, oh my God, hard save that. - After October 7th, it seems that his vision is coming to fruition. A recent survey of Israeli Jews reveals a growing comfort with the idea of forcibly expelling Palestinians both from Gaza and from within Israel's borders. The poll also found that a significant minority supports the mass killing of civilians in enemy cities captured by the Israeli army. These disturbing trends reflect the radicalization of religious Zionism since Israel's 2005 withdrawal from Gaza and the failure of secular Israeli Jews to articulate a vision of what we have the article. - Yeah, can you, can you, can you, did you see that? They say, they support, they support, like, forcibly expelling Palestinians both from Gaza and from within Israel's borders. - So even the Arabs are Israelis. - Are they included? Is that included? - Yeah, they explain the Israeli borders. - They Israeli borders. So inside Israel, there's like, there's 20% Arabs, right? So now you have 82, what can you say about a community, about the society with 82% wanting to expel a whole race? - By the way, belong to, originally belong to the land. So I'm just like done with like, oh, he's just in Iñahu. Oh no. - Oh, he's never Justin. - Yeah. - And it's not, it's in Iñahu, it's the government, it's the people who support him were basically 82%. I mean, they might go with another party, but that other party has the same exact genocidal thoughts. - What's crazy is that like, the guys after him are actually worse. - Yeah, can you imagine if 82% of white Americans said, like, we need to kill all, do we need to expel all black people who don't expel all of this? - They're insane. - Yeah. - 82%. - 82%. - Can you imagine? - So that's eight out of 10 Israel. - And that was done by, by the way, I'm seeing this right here. That was done by Tamir Sork for the Israeli polling forum, firm Geocartography Knowledge Group. - So as an Israeli group. - Yeah, it's an Israeli group. It's something published in Israel. - You never see that in American media. - Yeah. - Because I wish I would have like, in the New York Times, like, 82 of Israelis want the Arabs gone. - You'll never see that. kind of article in America. But like you see, it's in the Israeli media all the time, which is crazy. How do you how do you change that? You're back to your question. Dude, it's already like, I'm just like, you're putting me in the shit. It's like, what can you do? It's like, I'm shit. I mean, I mean, you can't just, it's like putting me in Mars breath. It's like, there's no oxygen. Yeah. I did it. Oh my God. I did this. I should have used that from the beginning of the interview. Yes. It's got a different boy. It's got different settings. Every time you hit it, someone knew. Oh my God. That's so. I love that. I should have used this tool in like, maybe answering half of your questions. It might have worked. Yeah. So, but there. So we had the ceasefire though. Back in the fall. And it's kind of seeming like they're not following it. Yeah. There's nothing. I mean, every time they have a ceasefire, but they're killing people every day. Can you can you can actually find how many Palestinians were killed since the ceasefire? How many Palestinians? How many Lebanese killed since the ceasefire? There is like thousands of Lebanese killed. Nobody talks about Lebanon. I've been talking about Lebanon. Yeah. Of course. And thank you. But what I'm saying is, it's not even in the main frame of the conversation. People are talking about Eros Laduto. There is there is like, there's a culture of a country that's being annihilated. That is not inside Israel. It's not Gaza. It is now there. And near, of course, there you have to use something. It's visible light. It's how it is. It's something like in Gaza at least 904 Palestinians have been killed since October 2025 ceasefire in Lebanon. More than 400 people have been killed by Israeli strikes following the April 2026. The recent one ceasefire agreement with over 3,000 total fatalities since hostilities escalated. So, so people are being killed every day. What ceasefire? What ceasefire? It's so, I think this is all, it's just like for media consumption. Oh, we have a ceasefire. We have talks. We have negotiations. But on the ground, the killing never stopped. The war never stopped. So, it's just like a way to just like make, okay, there's ceasefire. We don't have to talk about Gaza anymore. And meanwhile, they're taking 50%, 60%, 70% as we're speaking. Yeah. And every time that we went to make ceasefires in Iran, they would try to escalate to stop the ceasefire from happening. That's what really, it really pissed me off. Yeah. It's like, all right, you're sending our guys in Boots to Iran, because you're not sending your guys that are you bombing from the air, but you're not sending Boots on the ground. You want our Boots on the ground. Yeah. And then every time we're trying to de-escalate the situation, you don't want that to happen. Yeah. Because they're not fighting with their own people. They're not fighting with their own money. They were fighting with our money with our troops. And if you speak about just like how, how dare you disrespect the troops who are fighting for Israel. Now, there's, but that's a difference. In '03, you talk to a lot of guys that went into the wars, then like they're just going in based on what they're told and everything, and they don't have the access to information as much. There are guys now that they're going into these wars, and they're like, wait a minute. Yeah. They have social media. They, they have the internet. They're like, why are we here? That's not good in any way for long-term morale, the military. And I worry about that because then, you know, you just hear some. And also, like even strategically, if we consider that our biggest enemy in the world is China, and there's Taiwan and everything, you have been exhausted and drained into these conflicts against Iran. I mean, Iran is like, it's like a mini-Vietnam for us. Like the bill, like we spend what third, how much did you spend to the beginning of the war in Iran? Like the beginning of the war was like right away, it was 12 billion. Yeah, right away. Yeah, I think we crossed 30 or 40 million. But then, and then we have very expensive weapon that has been depleted. And it takes years and more money out of our pocket because 70 percent of our budget goes to the $07 out of every $10 that you earn, go to these missiles that get boom. The US has spent an estimated 29 billion on direct military operation in Iran alongside $21.7 billion in military eight. I'm sorry. Does that say $21.7 billion in military aid in the arms to Israel? Yes. $50 billion. $50 billion. Wait, what? Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. You didn't know it was that high. Yeah. No, it's actually, as other estimates said, it's 30 billion to Israel. What? Yeah, under Biden and Trump. But hold on, this is saying for this is what I mean, though, this is from Iran. No, no, no, no, no, no, that the $21 billion is was like, I think. Okay, October 7th. All right. So since October 7th, because it's not the beginning is the US has spent an estimated $21 billion on direct military operations in Iran. And then it says this next part, which makes it sound like this is also since Iran's story. But I hope it's not because I would make a way worse. It's already bad. Okay, let's see. Yeah, US military. Okay. Yes. So it's referring to October. Thank God. It's just like, all right. It's just over. It's just, it's just two, it's just two years. It's just not $21 billion. In two weeks, we spend it over three years, which for an ROI is just like a metric way, just like a way they face out the payment. Oh, thank God. It's not, it didn't, it didn't just happen last month. Jesus Christ. Do you think this is, and you know what's really crazy? What's up? You are, you are spending all of this money to Israel, a country that has free healthcare, universal education and affordable housing. And now we have, you have here like homelessness, you have like people are struggling to get their health care. And they're basically piggybacking on our backs. And, and, and, and, and I have, I said this before and I said it again, the relationship between America and Israel is a parasitic relationship. And Israel reminds me with a parasite called Cordyceps, Cordyceps. And a lot of people know the Cordyceps. They have heard about it. In this show, the last of us, when there's a, when there's a fungus that usually affects insects that now infect humans. And what this, in nature, what this fungus does when they infect an insect like an ant, it eats the ant from inside, right? That parasite. And then it eats its brain. And then the, the, the, the ant is dead. But now the, the parasite has made, I was able to control the nervous system of the ant. So now the ant is moving. It's like a zombie. This is actually what happened in the last of us. So now you can do Cordyceps, yeah, Cordyceps ants. So, and, and then it uses this ant in order to, to, to, to send spores in order to reproduce. Yeah, zombie ant fungus. So basically, I always say, the, it's called of you, Cordy, Cordyceps. So, Cordyceps. So, as I said, like, we need to stop Israel. So we don't turn into zombies like that show the last of us, because Israel will not stop until they killed every single last of us, every single last one of us. So this is, yeah. So I hope you're wrong. But there is, I hope I'm wrong. But right now, as we're speaking, I'm right. We just saw the figures. This is, this is the amount of aid that we're giving it to a first work country with mill, with nuclear weapons that are not declared. That's crazy. Absolutely crazy. And the fact that they don't declare those weapons either is all that just sits so wrong with me. When they're litigating all these issues based on the fact that countries like Iran might get a nuclear weapon. It's like, no, I like it when they go out on the, on the interviews and say, like, does Israel have nuclear weapons? Well, Israel has not, they wanted to, they did not attack anybody, duh. Well, we are not terrorists. We are the good guys. So we're allowed to have weapons if we have it. But we're not saying that we do. But if we do, it would be justified. But doesn't mean that we have it. But don't ask the question. I just don't understand how all these presidents have always known that. And not at some point, someone say something publicly like, yeah, if you say something, you know what will happen to you. If you try to stand against their nuclear weapon and you go to Texas and you got to Texas for a visit. And then that will be your last visit because you dare to stand against their nuclear programming in 19. Oh, man, dude, this has been a lot of fun. To talk with you. Obviously, strange times. And I know some of it like you get through comedically. But it is important that people have the conversations. And if it's part of it, it's because they're entertained by how you put it out there. I think that's a good thing. And I think like every day, we're just like looking at the news. And we're just like, you know, seeing that what's happening. And we can all say one thing. Pass me yourself. Thank you so much for having your brother. Thank you. Thank you so much. Everybody else, you know what it is. Give it a thought. Get back to me. Peace. What's up, guys? Thanks so much for watching the video. If you have not subscribed, please hit that subscribe button before you leave, as well as leave a like on the video to YouTube. You can join my Patreon via the link in the description. And you can also join my clipping community via the discord link down below. See you for the next episode. Thank you guys for checking out this clip. If you haven't already subscribed, please subscribe and hit the like button on this video. It is a huge, huge help. And if you'd like to check out this clip's full podcast episode, that link is in the description below or right here. And finally, you can follow me on Instagram and X by using the links in my description below.