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But we're seeing no indication beyond from the Iranian side that they're weakening or looking to reengage on the negotiation front. I think Trump's bizarre actions. Look at the complete 180 degree shift in language that took place today. You know, on Monday Trump is still talking conciliatory and hey, we need to, you know, we need to keep things calm and you can have an agreement in days. Well, that's dead. That's, you know, that's not going to happen. Yeah, yeah, obviously guys will continue to give you the news as and when we receive it. If you're on the YouTube, make sure you like this video and if you're on X, got a retreat. Let's get as many people in here as possible. We've got Larry Johnson here speaking and breaking down the news as and when we receive it. Now, Larry, there was something that I wanted to ask you, which was this. We've had like two distinct reports. One is where Trump said earlier on today, he said that the file has been with Iran for two weeks and they're not responding. The Iranians were not the Iranians. I think some people. I think you may have said it to me in a few others that Trump's had the kind of MOU for a while and he just keeps changing it or not responding or whatever it may be. What's actually the truth of the matter? What's what's going on? Well, the truth of the matter was he said he's got the latest, he had the latest proposal that Iran had agreed to and he's refused to sign off on it real simple. So he's not he's trying to blame Iran. It's not Iran. It's not Iran. Iran. Iran gave him a document that had been agreed upon by the US negotiators. And my understanding bringing Robert Barnes is that JD Vance played a key role in that. And so once again, when it comes to trying to make an agreement, Trump goes taco. I just take that with a grain of salt Larry because I do think a lot of these guys, what they do is they kind of present JD Vance as this kind of opposite to Trump. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, that's not fair. And that's not correct. You know, remember, Robert Barnes was Donald Trump's attorney and Robert Barnes has good relations in there. And Donald and Barnes is not some shill for JD Vance. Vance has been the one that has been advocating these deals. Now he's not he's not going out in public and disputing Donald Trump. But the fact of the matter was, you know, there were some pretty nasty leaks a couple of weeks back about, you know, going after JD Vance. According to Robert Barnes that came out of that came out of the, the, the Oval Office out from Donald Trump. Trump himself was doing that and Trump has been asking is there any way you could fire JD Vance. The answer's no. So, you know, we're kind of the situation where. JD was was on board with the war as well. Like he basically he didn't want to do it. But when Trump said we're going to go ahead and do it. He said all right. If we're going to do it, we need to do it fast and hard, which is why obviously they really pushed for that 96 hour window. The Trump is. he's not engaging. And as the vice president, right? And the guy who wants to take Naga over after Trump, you know, Vance is in a very difficult situation, right? Where even if he doesn't agree with the war, he's got to kind of get on board with him and he can't defy the president. The advice of people that disagree with him. And he used to do that. And that's one of the personality changes that has been observed. I don't think Robert Barnes is fabricating that at all. Again, he's got the access to people who know. And we've observed, you know, like just tonight, Donald Trump claimed that he talked to the Iranian leaders. So, Arachi, Possession, the Ayatollah, he didn't talk to anybody because the United States has not talked directly to the Iranians. Not even for months. I'm not sure there's, we've had an occasion in the last, you know, since Donald Trump came into office when they've communicated. Yeah, no, no, I agree with that. I think Larry, just to be clear, I don't know much about Robert Barnes, so I need to look into his history. But the thing is, I know he was from Australia, but I'm talking about his connections with J.D. Vance. But let me be clear on this, Larry, and you mark my word on this. And when we, I know we've been doing these shows for many a time, then I'll remind you, J.D. Vance is being manufactured and created by Peter Thiel and the entire Palantir industry. And on the first day that he became VP, what was the first thing he said, Larry, he talked about bombing Iran. And so he's, yeah, this was at the RNC. I was there when he said that. Yeah, he said, we got a punch around in the nose in a war hawk and a hawk for bombing Iran right from the beginning. But what's happened is they're trying to present Rubio and Vance as two distinct positions. Rubio is this pro-Israel Zionist war hawk guy. If he wins, brilliant. The other option is J.D. Vance. Oh, he's America first. He's all these things. But in reality, if you look at his output, he's a complete creation of Peter Thiel. Well, yeah, and I reject. He's a political Frankenstein that personally, I mean, I think that's the narrative that's circulating out there. And again, I think part of that narrative is designed to discredit J.D. Vance. Because otherwise, you know, he has, he's been in a position, he's been put in a very difficult position. And yes, he had a chariot. He's had a connection with Peter Thiel. And I understand the whole narrative. But again, Robert Barnes is not a fabricator. And he's reporting what he knows. So it goes against that narrative. But if, you know, J.D. Vance has been the lead on these negotiations. And they've had five different agreements that have been submitted to Trump and Trump refuses to pull the trigger. So he easily could have been out of this. Instead, he is under, he really is under the control of these Zionist elements. And that's why I don't think, I don't think there will ever be a viable agreement. I think this is, this is going to be settled. I will say militarily from the standpoint that Iran's going to, you know, sink all the US ships and be a military defeat. Rather, it's going to be death by a thousand paper cuts that, you know, the United States is going to continue to expand weapons that, that it doesn't have. And, or that it can't easily replace. And I just did, I did it quick. So yeah, I just you guys know, this is like the main thing that's going on right now. So check this out. The Shradrumu is officially closed. Look at this. Iran's military central command has announced the full closure, the Strait of Hormuz in a statement. It said the following from them, from this moment, due to insecurity in the region, the Strait of Hormuz is declared closed for the passage of all types of vessels, including oil tankers and commercial ships. And any passage will be, so Brent right now chat is sitting at 95 bucks. Brent is sitting at 95 bucks. It's probably going to go up into the 100 range now easily. So, he targeted. America's claim of ships passing through the Strait. So that's what's going on there. And then Hexath. It's just three hours ago. And as usual, guys, don't worry. We're going to watch, uh, we're going to watch Fox News as well and as well as ILTV. Let me get the Israeli TV up as well. We watch all of it. You know what I'm saying? Alternative media. Um Zio media. We watch it all. Okay. Let's see here what they got here. These guys are just so trash, bro. Okay, we'll go back to this. Um, such command will be busy tonight because President Trump said we will be hitting Iran hard and we will be, uh, because Iran has a chance to make a good deal, a great deal, bro. It's so stupid. Dude, dude, this is like, you know, CNN counted somewhere like 37 to 30 to 40 times the Trumps that we're going to have a deal codify what they said they've been willing to do. And they have, guys, give me a first mess. I like mine, by the way, if you're watching on YouTube. I haven't been willing to do it. So as President Trump said, they've been tap, tap, tapping. You can see when someone's trying to tap, tap, tap on a deal. Instead, they're going to have tap, tap, bombs dropping on key facilities in Iran from the United States of America. And that's not a fantastic ceasefire, man, because we want to restart anything we don't have to restart. It's because we are, the war department is prepared to set the terms to ensure that we get the kind of deal President Trump expects. An Admiral Cooper and the team here at SENTCOM has done a phenomenal job from the beginning on Epic Fury and through this blockade, ensuring that we have a chance to reach that end state, which is Iran will have never have a nuclear weapon, which they say they don't want. And so since we're so close to that negotiated deal, if that's the case, they should step up and do it. No, we're not, dude. Like I love how these guys just like keep fucking lying, say we're close to a deal, we're close to deal. We're not close to a deal, dude. At all. Okay. At all. It's like they keep thinking we're stupid, bro. There's another thing that was revealed today by the president that the press has not been aware of, but certainly this building, the U.S. Central Command has known, is that project freedom, the idea of running ships through the straight-of-hormouse, it never, never stopped. It just went underground. And so there's some things the public knows and some things the public doesn't know. But ultimately, we've been protecting commercial shipping, going through the straight-of-hormouse as the President announced to the tune of over a hundred million barrels that have moved through and more in the middle of the night protected by the United States in a way that Iran can't stop. They can't see it and they can't stop it. So answer me this. If our blockade is ironclad, which it is, we just disabled another tanker attempting to leave just yesterday. Our blockade has stopped almost 140 ships attempting to navigate in or out to Iranian ports. So far, blockade is ironclad, which it is, and we're able to move commercial shipping in and out of the straight-of-hormouse. Who controls the straight-of-hormouse? And President Trump said it, and he's right. The United States of America controls the straight-of-hormouse. We're able to bring oil in and out and other things with partners. That is just such cope, bro. This is like such epic like cope. And have done so now for weeks and weeks in ways the Iranians don't want to acknowledge. That's a powerful reality on the ground. Add that to what. If we control it like he claims, then why is it not open, dude? If we control it like you claim why is it not open? Why is a barrel of Brent damn near $100 right now, bro? Versus it was like 70 bucks before the war. Like, what's going on here? The United States military. It's like Pete Hex, I think you guys are stupid, you know? Like, I've noticed that when Trump and Rubio and Hexeth, right, talk to the American public, it's like they only watch Fox News and watch Don't Watch Anything Else. If you only watch Fox News, yeah, you're gonna think, okay, yeah, we're totally winning this thing. It's awesome. We're close to a deal. But it's, it just, it's just ridiculous not at this point. It's starting to really get ridiculous. If we had under control, like he said, the price, the price per barrel would not be sitting at damn near $100 right now. Central command. America's wouldn't be paying double for gas. Did to their Navy, to their Air Force, to their air defenses, to their power. Here we go again with, we destroyed their Army and their Navy. Here we go again with this one. Our projection can, as if their Army and Navy matters. Capabilities and we know exactly on this ledger who's on the strong end and who is not, who's had decisive effects and who can't defend. And so from the beginning we, Oh, our power projection, like the fact that we can't defend our allies in the region as they get bombed. Right, that power projection, how a majority of our bases have either been destroyed or a complete uninhabitable right now at this point all across the region. Like, come on, dude, billions of dollars, billions of dollars of damage. He's shown overwhelmingly the kind of capability the ward department can bring. This building continues to plan. And so those strikes that will happen tonight will be strong. They will be clear if they happen to tomorrow night. And just you guys know there's a reason why they're planning all this out of Florida. You don't know why? Because how you dead was where Sencom was supposed to be? And they blew that up. That's why they had to move everything to Tampa, Florida, bro. That's why. Okay, this is where Sencom is usually based out of. Let me double check here. US Central Command, right? This covers obviously the Middle East, right? And this is like one of the key areas where they would run everything out of. And this base got blown, dude. This is basically got, you know, cooked. On February 20th, the February 26th, during the 2026, around War, around attack the base again, CBS, CBC news, signed a Canadian Department of National Defense website. And Canadian soldiers were present at the time. Like, yeah, dude, like they hit this thing very hard. And this is where they were normally, this is normally where they, you know, plan everything out of the Middle East. So it's in Doha, Doha, Qatar. Where are we? They will be strong and they will be clear. And throughout Iran has an opportunity to make a deal. Yes, Sencom is in Florida, yes. But I'm saying they have not been able to run the operations the same way out of, out of Doha. Because obviously they do a lot of the planning at Sencom and in Florida. But the real stuff was being done in the Middle East, obviously, because it's right there. And they can't even do it there. Like they normally would because it's under attack. President Trump is a deal maker the best in the world. He's prepared to make that deal. Iran would be wise to take it. Otherwise, they would have to deal with the types of plans that I just had a chance to see inside Central Command. And I'll end with this. I had a chance to thank the thousands of incredible Americans here at the headquarters that represent the tens of thousands out in theater, just the absolute best dedicated to the success of this mission. Whether it was epic fury or the blockade and the ceasefire, Epstein fury, the things that have happened underneath it to give the president all the space he needs to make a great deal. They're enthusiastic about this historic mission. They're enthusiastic about the incredible results. Yeah, let's be enthusiastic about a war that serves no strategic benefit for the United States. Okay. And um, drags us more into debt, gets our air, gets our military infrastructure destroyed in the region undermines our position with our allies. It shows us to be a paper tiger that can't actually protect our allies in the region. Yeah, let's, let's go ahead and be a part of this exciting mission. Yes. Sencom has shown and the media wants to spin it. They always want to make America look bad. They always want to make the president look bad and make it look like he hasn't accomplished incredible things. What Sencom has done here has been historic. And the military objectives that they've achieved have reset the table in this region and set the table for the kind of movement through the street of Hormuz based on U.S. control. The change is the whole game. We know how much pressure Iran is under. It's clear. We see it. We read about it. We understand it and so do you. And they would be wise to make only the kind of deal the president Trump would accept, which is a great deal. I'll take a few questions. This is secretary two questions. So just so you guys know, so just to be clear. So the main headquarters is in Tampa, Florida, McGill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida. But obviously the major forward headquarters is in Al Yudad, which is what I showed you guys before. So they pretty much have to move all planning all coordination back to Tampa because of the danger of running out of Al Yudad out of Qatar. So like all important planning and structure. How do you push the Tampa? That's what I meant to say. Sorry about that guys. I misspoke. But Al Yudad is basically like the base that like actually puts the stuff like they plan in Tampa and then Al Yudad actually makes the shift start happening, right? They start getting the assets. They start getting the personnel. They start getting the tools. They start getting the equipment, right? That's like the forwarding location, right? But now they have to move like almost damn near a majority of the planning and staging and everything back to Tampa. Because of Al Yudad getting hit very hard. With this latest response from Iran last night, have they not clearly violated the ceasefire? Have you underestimated Iran's military resolve? Like why do you keep going back to trying to hit the same targets? And furthermore, you said, here we go. Just mentioned that we said we were going back to hit the same target. Haven't you been in a target? Most of their shots, by the way, missed and were shot down by us. So their efficacy and their ability to actually strike is incredibly diminished. And thankfully so our air defenders are incredible. In the capabilities we have are incredible. No one said anything about rescribing. Being as he says, and that's the word that's obvious. Please react to this retarded stuff when you get a chance. And how do we fix this? I don't know what this link is. Viking and we're hitting additional targets. You resurface them when you have to. But ultimately, we know exactly what we're hitting and what Nick is that can't read. We've already reacted to that before, bro. We've covered that. Justin says, I was wondering if you offer one-on-one private coaching on a constitution call. If not, there's someone you highly recommend you could help. I do brother, but I'm not cheap. I'm very expensive. Very, very expensive, bro. Lincoln is looking down on the US thing. I fucked up. Oh, you still sucks. W stream is an appeal. Basically, just them trying to argue saying that the jury was wrong. Appeal almost always automatically gets filed after. But yeah, they're probably going to try to argue that Carmelo didn't get a fair trial. Is what they're going to try. Repotabic is a better look for a girlfriend that's like an innocent if you're a grower or more like a nurturing loving mother to a man. You need both, bro. Would cover the history of an alliance between Jay's and Jeets. Maybe one day they have as far as this is what crazy criminal Anthony 625 crowdfunding. Oh, yeah, it went down. I saw that. Hey, there, mind. Don't forget the eight bad bunch of bands. The watermelon porch, St. Louis, okay, you call them eight eight kingdoms. These eight kingdoms and bolded an end is them. They create the environment for negative. We need to bring a law in order to these cities. Well, that's what happens when you have blue cities, bro. Do you think doing D to D life insurance sales is better than working two to three jobs to sack money? It depends, bro. If you're able to make a bunch of money was because I'm assuming that's probably a sales job. Jake Lang got arrested and is held on a $1 million bond. Yeah, Jake Lang is always doing some retarded shit, bro. Oh, and they can't stop us in that. He's very low IQ, bro. Like, I've watched him try to debate like, bro, is literally retarded. Like, if you're going to do the atrix like that and do all the like wild stuff, right? Like, and the like the activism and running on the streets and do it, whatever. Like, you got to be able to like actually defend your points and not be a moron. And the problem with Jake Lang is that he's low IQ. And if you're less able to see and sense the things they want to be aware of, so for the more you just mentioned, you're going to plan to hit them and strike them hard tonight. If the response is in hitting bridges, electrical infrastructure, how would that not be a work on potentially targeting civilian infrastructure? Well, it's precisely the kind of disingenuous question that I'm used to from the media imputing the motives of the folks on our side who are incredibly professional and incredibly effective. We will hit them hard on our terms, on the targets that improve the environment for us to operate in and undermine the capabilities that Iran wants to have. Again, they can't do that to us, meaningfully, the way that we can to them. But we're also clearly signaling to them. You have a choice. You have a choice to, in the way that you respond. And you have a choice with the negotiate our incredible negotiating team in Steve Wichoff and Jared Kushner and the vice president and the president, cross the board, prepare Marco Rubio, the whole team, prepare. Bro, no one takes these guys are not real negotiators, bro. Like guys, Steve Wichoff is a fucking real estate guy from New York. You know, Jared Kushner is Trump's son-in-law who has like interest in the Middle East and making money. Like, bro, like, these dudes are not diplomats at all, okay? And they're both hardcore Zionists and friends with BB Nanyahu. Like, what? Makes no sense, bro. They picked the worst negotiators for this shit. To make a great deal that would benefit Iran, they choose not to. And as a result, they are, they're going to meet the United States Central Command again, again tonight in the way the president laid out clearly. Yeah, some ceasefire. So in the event that the Iranians don't come to the table and they keep playing games and they refuse to make it. Yeah, they're all Zionist shoes. Exactly. Feel how certain are you on our target? They leak one knife. Yeah, I saw that that they leaked the knife. It was like a $15 like Walmart knife, bro. Getting ability to immediately find and finish off and execute every remaining senior leader. Guys, smash that like one for me on YouTube. Smash it for me. We've got almost a thousand inches in here, smash that like button. >> But then the Islamic Republic of Iran, an IRGC. >> Well, let's just say this command has used the ceasefire wisely and with great efficiency to ensure that we are refining our intelligence and target sets in a way that are far, far beyond even the beginning of epic fury. And that's a part of what I had a chance to see today. So when you see the commencement of epic fury, if a conflict were to have to recommence, our ability to target, our ability to sense, our ability to see, our ability to get into the networks is only been vastly improved, vastly improved over time. And that's certainly what the commanders relate to me. So the historic success of epic fury would only be built upon whether it's personnel, locations, capabilities, you name it. And again, remember, Iran doesn't have a defense industrial base and what they have is extremely limited. Meaning, they don't have the ability right now to make more missiles or make more drones. What they have is what they have and if they've dug it out, we'll strike it again if we need to. So we know the terms. >> This is just, bro, they make their own missiles, dude. Why is he lying to you all? They make their own missiles and then even US intelligence components are saying Iran still maintain somewhere between 50 to 70% of their missile infrastructure. You know what I mean, remember the first couple of days in the war chat? Remember, they're like, oh, yo, we, they only got a hundred launchers left. Remember that? Remember that guy? So the war just started. I think it was the Israelis that said that, like a couple of days after, yo, they got a hundred launchers left, bro, we're good. Like come on, man. >> And we've got always more capability to break the secretary last night you, the US. >> The biggest problem for the US here, let me tell you where the US is sitting at a sticky point. So the way Iran fights their wars, guys, is they have what's called missile cities, okay? And these missile cities are like these big underground bunkers that have all their drones and ballistic missiles. And they have hundreds of these missile cities all across the region, okay? All across the region. I'll show you guys what it looks like, by the way, okay? And these things are deep underground, okay, that are very hard to penetrate with even a bunker buster, okay? Let me see if I can find you. Let me get this, oh, this comes two minutes ago. From Jesse Ward, it's from Valsa bomb the shit out of Iran if they don't come to a deal. Let me show you how these missile cities real quick. So this is just their drones, right? And they have like a million of these places, bro, not a million. But they have a lot of these missile cities all across the country. And Iran is like, what, I think like four times better than Iraq? It's a huge country, bro. And the RGC controls all of this, right? So this is beneath Iran's mountains, a shadow arsenal weights, hidden from satellites. And this is why it's so difficult for us to attack them, guys, because they have these missile cities all across the country. It's a huge country, 90 million people. It's like three to four times the size of Iraq, okay? It's huge. It's the size of, I think Iran, if I'm not mistaken, is like the entire size of Western Europe, okay? And then these missile cities trickled all across the country. And they're so deep underground. So even if we didn't know where these missile cities are, here's a crazy part. Let's assume we didn't know where some of these missile cities were. We still don't have the bunker buses for a lot of them to be able to get deep enough to destroy them. Now I know some of you guys are going to say, well, Ma'am, we're about to destroy 4-0 because we had a bunker bus that was able to get there, but those are limited, guys. Those are limited. We don't have a million of those. And it took us 15 years to make that missile. They started making that missile in 2009 when they found out about 4-0. We don't have a lot of those. The B-52, I think is what it's called. The GPU-52, whatever the hell it may be, it's the biggest bunker bus that we have. We have a limited amount of those. So your traditional bunker busers don't go deep enough and that's assuming we even know where it is. We don't even know where a lot of them are. And what's happening is we might bomb some right and destroy the entrance, but what Iran has been doing is they've been moving the debris out the way and then going in there and getting the missiles out. They've been doing that throughout the entire ceasefire. This is why so difficult to fight Iran. This is why. The shielded from airstrikes, ready within minutes. For decades, Tehran has been building not just missiles, but an underground war machine. And it kills me how the United States, like if you guys noticed, Fox News doesn't show you all this, bro. Fox News doesn't show you all this. Even CNN really doesn't show you all this. And it's kind of unfair to the American public because I think as an American citizen, you have a right to know where tax dollars are going and who we're attacking and why it's such a waste of our time, like, oh yeah, let's go ahead and attack this country that has a whole bunch of underground cities with these rockets that we can't even like really get to and just like waste our time, our energy, our money, our weapons, our stockpile, our tomahawk missiles, our bunk and buster missiles. Yeah, let's just waste them on this country that really poses no threat to United States. They can't attack us. They're ballistic missiles. They don't have ICBMs. They don't have intercontinental, continental ballistic missiles that could reach the United States. Where are we there? What military analysts call missile cities? And the reason why they did this guys is because they saw all the other mentalistic countries get destroyed. They watched that. I was saying get invaded. They watched a Gaddafi fall. They watched the Israel destroy all of their neighbors, right? So that's why they said, okay, if we're going to be able to fight the United States in Israel, what is the United States and Israel's biggest asset that they're going to use against us? Air power. How do you combat air power? Well, you don't have things above ground. You have it underground. Okay, well, they have bunker busters. Okay, how do you get around bunker busters? You have, you go even deeper underground where traditional bunker busters cannot, cannot hit you. And then you spread your stockpile of missiles all across the country. So you make it a nightmare for your enemy to try to be able to limit your ability to attack because no matter how much you bomb a run, the rockets are going to keep coming. That's the crazy world. You could bomb these dudes all day. It doesn't matter. You bomb them. The rockets are still going to keep coming, bro. Are very deep below the surface, designed for one purpose, survive the first strike and answer with overwhelming force. Now what he's referring to, guys, is called what's called second strike capability, okay? So there are needs of always been pretty transparent about this. They're never going to be the ones to attack first, okay, for the most part. They have something called second strike capability, which means no matter how hard you hit us, we have a system set up with the most defense I told you guys about before. We have a defense set up where if you attack us, we are going to be able to not just retaliate, but we're going to be able to retaliate quickly and decisively and immediately, okay. This is why after we killed Iatola on February 28th with the Israelis, they were able to launch an attack within one hour and Mark Ruby admitted this. He admitted this that they were already starting to get after an hour after the Iatola died. They were already starting to get hits on their radar, the missiles and drones were coming towards the Gulf States. This is back when all their radars were fully functional, by the way, within an hour, the retaliation was already coming. So how do you fight a country that has a dispersed underground, you know, missile infrastructure that can launch these things autonomously with no real leader in place. It's all completely decentralized, 31 different provinces of Iran slash 31 different segments of the IRGC. They have their own marching orders, they got their target list already. This is why Trump is having such a difficult time deal with these guys. Thousands of drones, thousands of ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, hypersonic, all of it as tensions with Israel and the United States. And the craziest part is all these rockets, drones, missiles, etc. They're way cheaper than the interceptors that are needed to shoot them down. So let's just do the math. If a Patriot missile, right, cost somewhere between like, it's a couple million actually. The cost of a Patriot interceptor, a single Patriot interceptor missile cost between three million to five million, meanwhile, one of Iran's drones cost what 20k? I do you guys are starting to see the math here. Why this is just an unsustainable way to defend yourself, okay? Dimmer, these tunnels have become the backbone of Iran's deterrence strategy. This is the story of how underground networks became one of the most powerful weapons in the Middle East. The roots of Iran's missile strategy traced back to the brutal years of the Iran-Irak war. Iraqi missiles rained down on Iranian cities, exposing Tehran's inability to respond in kind. The lesson was harsh. Without long-range strike capability, Iran was vulnerable. Out of that war emerged a doctrine built on self-reliance. With limited access to Western weapon systems, Iran turned elsewhere. Assistance from countries such as North Korea and China is widely believed to have shaped the early phases of its missile development. By the 1990s, Tehran had begun transforming imported scud-based technology into indigenous systems, what started as adaptations slowly evolved into domestic production. And alongside. So, why is this impressive, guys? Because Iran has been sanctioned forever, so they haven't been able to really enter the marketplace to be able to get these capabilities normally. So they have to find creative ways to reverse engineer some of the most sophisticated ballistic missiles from other countries, and that's how they're able to create their own ballistic missile program. Iranians have high IQ chat. Very high IQ. An equally critical concealment, because in modern warfare, survival is everything. Over four decades, Iran invested heavily in vast underground storage and launch complexes, what military observers now call missile cities. These are not simple bunkers. They are sprawling tunnel networks carved deep into mountains and reinforced with layers of concrete and soil. Inside, missiles are stored, transported, fueled, and prepared for launch, all beyond the view of satellites. V-O-5, traditional silo systems keep missiles in fixed vertical shafts. Iran uses those two, but its innovation lies in mobility underground. Yeah, because you can move one of these launchers guys, right? You've got a mobile truck. You move the launcher into place, shoot the rocket, and then move to another place and shoot the rocket again. Very difficult to deal with. It's not a static launcher. It's a mobile launcher. I see here Mario has a space. You could jump in here real quick, let's jump in here and see if they let me app. They probably won't. But let's see. And eventually that threshold, I'm sorry, that threshold will be met. All right, while we wait here, let's get, let's watch here, I'll keep this, I'll keep my eye on the side over here for you guys. All right, let's see what they say, but let's get back to these missile cities. It's sealed and nearly invisible until the moment of activation. One thing is clear, Iran has transformed tunnels into a central pillar of its military doctrine. Yeah, it's the main, it's the main bread and butter. Their drone and ballistic missile program is their primary, um, is their primary deterrent ballistic missile program, the proxies, uh, their nuclear threshold state status. Okay, uh, let's go ahead, this broke out just literally 30 minutes ago, Trump vows about the, uh, the bomb, the, bomb the shit out of Iran, let's hear, and we're just, uh, you know, like I said, guys, there's gonna be a news heavy show today, um, you know, just keep you guys appraised of what the hell's going on as usual, what the fuck? My bad. And just the fuck is this shit nigga, hold on chat, let me fix this. Sorry, Steve, what's going on, Troy? Yeah. Hey, Jesse. Good evening. I spoke tonight with President Trump, who was in the situation room, overseen these US military strikes against the Iranian regime. He was joined by Vice President JD Vance and special envoy's Kushner and Whitcoff, the president telling Fox News at that time, 49 Tomahawk missiles have been used against targets in Iran, along with fighter, yeah, Tomahawk missiles that we're running out of, by the way, FYI. We're like it. We have, uh, we have very few of those things remaining. Yeah, that we're bombing positions about 40 miles outside of Tehran and also along the southwest coast of Iran that sits along the Persian Gulf. The president said we hit them very hard tonight. He described the strikes as vicious and violent. He said the bombing will stop shortly, but if they don't sign an agreement, the president said, quote, we'll bomb the S out of them tomorrow. And so ultimately, the president is leaving the military option on the table. President. This is just, uh, you know, just an act of desperation out this point, bro. I, I've explained to you guys already that the United States has no, no, we have no escalation dominance. Unfortunately, bro, because the problem is that if we escalate, um, you know, to the next step, which is destroying power plants are using a nuclear bomb, um, say goodbye to the Gulf, bro. Say goodbye to the Gulf, bro. This is why Trump only can do it right now at this point. It's just like make threats like this. Trump describing what it was like inside the situation room. He tells Fox News. The Iranians called him and asked him to stop bombing. I asked if he spoke directly with officials in Tehran. He said, yes, top officials there, similar people that he's been dealing with before trying to get this deal across the finish line. He says this ceasefire has been the most violated ceasefire in the history of the world. And vice president JD Vance told me they are dealing with both moderate and more extreme voices inside of Iran. As for the state of play in the region, the Middle East is bracing to see if the Iranians are going to respond to these US strikes against their country that hammered radar systems and air defense units along the coast, they're going to do what they always do. They're going to hit the allies. They're going to hit a US base in a Gulf state. That's what they're going to do. It's always done. We do know that Israel was not involved in the strikes tonight, according to President Trump. But the president said he did speak with the Israelis briefly before this operation began. But again, to conclude here, Jesse 40, the Israelis are loving this. Nine Tomahawk missiles used by the US military fighter jets over the skies of Iran, hammering targets on the ground and the Iranian officials, according to President Trump on the phone with the president himself asking him to stop the bombing campaign. Jesse. Great reporting, Trey. Stay safe. Thank you. Be sure to like. Yeah. I'm not buying that, bro. Like this. Does bro think we're stupid? Chuck DeVore is a retired army intelligence officer. Do you think this latest round is going to do the trick? Well, Jesse, I guess that's the, that's the big question. Uh, no, it's not. It's not. We've been bombing them for how long? I don't think it will in the sense that let's say they do agree to sign an agreement. Are they really going to stick to it? Or will they not agree to sign a document and try to string things along some more? I think what we've seen in the last two, two nights is similar to the concept of peeling back layers of an onion. Last night strikes were about neutralizing air defense systems and radars in retaliation of course for that drone hitting the Apache and almost killing our two pilots. It's just as you said, it's a miracle that they survived, especially the part about ditching in the ocean at night. That's actually really dangerous. So we're peeling back the, the layers of defense in Iran. And then tonight we hit them even harder and deeper. And so what that does is it sets up the opportunity if the president pulls the trigger of really. Hey, guys. I'm looking at you out right now. 100 of you guys in here, do me a favor, smash that like button on YouTube, guys. Let's get to 1000 likes 1000 likes, ninjas, okay, 1000 likes. We're sitting at 340 likes right now, almost 1200 you guys in here on YouTube. So smash that like button, dammit unleashing an enormous amount of damage in a short period of time in Iran. From listening to tray, you get the sense that Trump's patience has run out and that he's going to keep the sustained air campaign on these people until they sign what he want. What happened to the blockade? Didn't Trump say that we can maintain a blockade forever? Didn't he say that we can, you know, continue it with no problems? Bro, just straight cap everywhere. Men can begin. Shout out to you with the, with the, with the, with the, what again. gifted, uh, straight clothes. And Tim pool said that trouble is purposely closing the straight exactly, bro. You know, uh, Tim just doesn't know what he's talking about when it comes to this time, right? I hate to say I don't want to be an asshole or whatever. But this is like conservatives are so fucking bad when it comes to foreign policy. It's like fucking painful, dude. It's actually painful talking to conservatives about foreign policy. There's just so fucking, um, mega captured on some design. Is that your sense? Uh, that certainly seems to be my sense of what's going on. Uh, I would like to employ a historical analogy. I liked him. But for him to say that, uh, Trump is purposely keeping the shredder and moves closed as is fucking ludicrous. Um, to say when you won KJ, I appreciate you with the gifted. Even though so if you're broke into chat, guys, say you're broken into chat, someone will probably gift you a sub. Okay. So I'm a broke here. I put the fries in a bag. So sometimes they can be strained too far. If you think about the war against imperial Japan and the closing hours of 1945, you know, we took Okinawa great cost. We were fire bombing Japanese cities. We had choked them off from their food supply. And yet it took two atomic bombs to force surrender. And even then, the Japanese imperial army wasn't convinced that they should surrender. They wanted to fight on. Yeah. And the only reason they surrendered FYI wasn't because of us. They surrendered because the Russians were closing the distance on them. Um, and they were going to do a land invasion. That's the real reason Japan surrendered. Contrary to probably believe everyone thinks that the Japanese surrendered because of the two atomic bombs. Yes, that was a part of it. But the real reason they surrendered is because Stalin wasn't taking prisoners. And they were going to invade on the ground. That was the real reason they surrendered. And thank you. Fun fact for you guys. Goodness, they didn't. There would have been millions and millions of casualties on both sides. So, you know, there is historical precedence for really difficult enemies who never want a surrender. And when you think about it, Jesse, of course the IRGC doesn't want a surrender. They think they may lose their lives. Well, this is an existential war for them, dude. It's an optional war for us existential for them. So they have way more to lose, which means they're going to fight way harder. Trump is over here, like in the White House saying, "Oh, yeah, I'm bored with this war." Like, nigga, what? What? Well, you think this is a game, Donnie? Yeah, I'm bored with this war. What? The Iranian guys, Matt, I like when we're sitting at only 450 likes. You should be at 1000 right now. Smash that one. Smash it. People pause who are getting pretty ticked off about the misrule that they've suffered since 1979. Yeah, the IRGC is kind of in a nifty little position during the ceasefire, but hopefully these latest round of strikes kind of shake things loose so we can get some of the moderate negotiators to sign and then just enforce it. Now, no money is going to exchange hands unless we see that dust destroyed. Chuck, thank you. Be sure to like and subscribe for all the foxes. Just clown world shit, bro. Complete clown world shit. Let's finish them, Grilling, Pete Hexeth. Nearly 20 targets inside Iran. Well, today's strikes be bigger and could, what can you tell us about the status of the wounded Apache pilots who went down yesterday? The Apache pilots are in good shape. What they did, bringing that thing down was incredible. It was, you know, just class A work by the great Americans who were incredibly skilled. People don't realize, you know, this is a contested environment. As we've noted, we're running ships through Iran doesn't really know how to see them or how to sense them. And so they're doing well in good spirits and we're grateful for everything they've done to protect the shipping and our interest in the process. What was your first question strikes tonight? Are they bigger? More strikes than last night? We're not, as you know, we're not the business of revealing what we're going to do. We're not going to do, but ultimately what we do tonight are going to advance our military interests and also enhance our diplomatic position. Because again, President Trump, he's willing to go back and fight as necessary, but has given Iran an open hand to make this deal. It's right there. They have that chance. They're choosing to play games. They're choosing to tap. If they want to tap, then the president will turn to the war department. If we need to negotiate with bombs, we'll negotiate with bombs. And we're very good at it. Nobody better in the world. And again, so we're in lockstep with the White House in lockstep with a negotiating team to make sure that the conditions and the targets tonight are meant to do that. I know we spent a half this negotiating with bombs line is fucking crazy, bro. Get Mo with you. There's still currently 15 prisoners there, mostly Islamic jihadists. So given Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's detailed confessions to orchestrating 9/11 and other al-Qaeda plots, why has the United States government chosen to keep him alive and comfortable at get Mo for decades, along with these other Islamic jihadists instead of executing them and delivering justice for the- Oh, I did ask Laura Loomer. I need that's Laura, guys. So done. I know we spent a half the day at get Mo with you. So given Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's detailed confessions to orchestrating 9/11 and other al-Qaeda plots. Okay, guys, you're talking about KSM. This guy right here is who she's referring to. Also known as KSM, he was the mastermind behind the behind the 9/11 attacks. His nephew is this guy, Ramzi Yusef, who planned the night to night three bombing of the World Trade Center. So why has the United States government chosen to keep him alive and comfortable at get Mo for decades, along with these other Islamic jihadists instead of executing them and delivering justice for the 3,000 victims of 9/11 and the other service members who lost their lives in the war. I appreciate the question. Yeah, so Ramzi Yusef, I'm not mistaken, is in Florence. Where's he at? I'm almost certain he's at Florence. The Florence jail, the worst, which is the fourth federal prison. And then obviously, KSM is in KSM is in Guantanamo Bay. There's a reason we started the day down at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in Southcom, is because we want to make sure Cuba understands that the United States' capabilities are robust. It's right in our neighborhood that Don Road Doctrine is in full effect, and we're going to be prepared to defend with all the capabilities we need there, but also everything the war department could bring to bear. So my message was clear there. It was great to be with the Marines and others do a little PT, see how fired up they are about their mission down there. But listen, I've written extensively about it. I, these, these Gitmo Gtini should have been excellent. I give headset credit here. He works out with the troops. Like when he visits, he works out with these guys, which I can, I can give respect for that. A lot of these other, you know, secretary, defense, they can never work out. They don't do nothing. There's just a bunch of stiffs and suits. So that's really good for morale purposes. Guys, I like, well, we got 1,200 in inches in here. You did in my mind, personally, a long time ago, for the crimes of what they committed against the American people. Unfortunately, the gears of American justice got gunked up all the way back to when I was a guard at Guantanamo Bay. In 2004, 2005, I was one of the guards, one of the, you know, exterior guards, small part in the first attempts on these trials that were just starting. There was a lot of hope. Hey, we might be able to try these guys swiftly for the crimes they've committed against the United States of America. And then they, whether it's international groups or lawyers and the things on top got layered on top and all got stuck. We're committed to the death penalty in that in that case. And in any others, we don't have any interest. Because it's been, you know, over two decades. Whatever we can do, we'll do. But I, I share your frustration. I think a big reason why they can execute him is because he never got like a trial. That's why like college shake Muhammad guys never got like an actual trial to justify him being executed. You know, I mean, they basically kidnapped and again, put him in Guantanamo Bay. Like no, you know, Guantanamo Bay for all, for all intensive purposes, guys, is like kind of like it's like an illegal jail. We're going to be honest. So that's why more than likely why they can't execute him. Now, Cuba, you mentioned he had like no due process. Earlier today about Cuba trying to put your weapons in terms of potentially for other countries and the threat on my post. Can you expand on that? Do you want to? Yeah, 100%. It's a basic CIA black. It's a black. It's a black site that we all know about. That's basically what it is. You know, it's, it's an, it's illegal torture camp. Yeah, or illegal, depending on who's, who's asking? Cuba is 90 miles away. No country should live under the threat of those kinds of capabilities across from like WNDs or, or I'm not going to tell you everything about what I know. There's classifications about things we know that we don't share with the press, which is why we're careful about press credentials of the Pentagon. There's a lot of things that the American people in the public don't necessarily need to know. All I know is 90 miles away from our shores. We shouldn't be tolerating any other country putting systems there. Just, just think about what, you know, you, we see it playing out in CENTCOM when you have weapons that can range like that. It creates factors you have to deal with. So our message to Cuba is don't get into that game. Don't get into the game where you're threatening Americans or the American homeland because that won't go well for them. Clearly, you, you must believe that there's a risk that that Russia or China, there's always a risk, there's always a risk, right? And we are monitoring the entirety of the globe. I'm not speaking to any specific intelligence. I'm just acknowledging the fact that there's a lot of pressure on the regime in Cuba right now and rightfully so. They have big decisions that they should make and sometimes leaders make the wrong decision when there's pressure on them. and we would encourage them not to go in that direction, which only-- All right, uh, search. And I'll see you guys there. Much love. Okay, let me, uh, let's see what Israeli news has to say. I continuing tensions in the straight of our moves. President Trump instead-- New York accent. Uh, get more inmates, uh, get military tribunal and do process is a little different. Yeah, bro, but military courts are good. Come on, man. We all know that shit's a kangaroo court, man. There's a reason why I like the jags never lose, bro. There's a reason why jags never lose. All right, David Asparza says, "Ma, we do a long stream. Uh, today I'll be working. Uh, no, because we got, uh, after our tonight. Uh, pop up said biologic donatech countries that have a prop military tuck your tail. Um, no, uh, pop up is a retard as usual. Um, what I'm saying is that donatech country that can defend itself when we don't have real, uh, strategic benefit for doing so. That's why Wang F says, "Ju Langstein got arrested, unfortunate, perfect example of not knowing who the trenda me is. Um, I sent you a link last night, but you didn't get to it. His panic was on a police pursuit ends up in a shootout with the LAPD. All right, we have time. We'll cover that. Um, let's see here. Night owl, uh, says, uh, is loser says Elm iron. All right. Well, how about this one? El Satoram. Enjoy, bitch. Time to send you to the shadow. The future is mine. Stupid motherfucker. This dude's an idiot. Dude says mirens of fed. You're literally a fed. Yeah, you're an idiot and you're in my chat watching me as a fed, right? Fucking weirdo. Fuck out my chat. Like, I'll never understand you weird niggas that like come in here and watch some of you dislike. Like what the fuck is wrong with you? That's like some low IQ behavior. Yeah. Like clearly, I used to be a fed retard. Fucking stupid. How do you think I have all this knowledge? Idiot. Like this whole like, uh, what people say, like, you're a fed shit. It's like just low IQ retarded cope. Oh, I served my country. Oh, I had a clearance. Oh, I wasn't a piece of shit criminal. Oh, I'm not a retard like you. Stupid fuck. I was able to obtain and maintain a clearance by not being a piece of shit like you retard. Don't the fuck up. I'm proud I served my country. What the fuck did you do? Nothing. You're commenting on a fucking YouTube chat watching a niggas superior to in every way. Get out of here. Now you're in the shadow. I'm like a fucking retard. Okay. Uh, friendly reminder, fear of mine says there's zero excuse to have belly fat. You damn right, man. Have these niggas talk a shit probably are fat as fuck. Here's the link ninjas. Here is the link. Go ahead and work with one chest here. Okay. I think we're caught up there. All right. Craig, we have a other night when you talked about Asia's eating anything. When my unit had some downtime in Cambodia, they legit had a whole market of fried bugs fried cricket where the deep words decent protein. Oh, wow. That's crazy. Uh, glad to be able to still be watching this by a power outage from a tornado. All right. Well, uh, hi, Osaka. I appreciate you tuning in, bro, and watching with us. I am glad. Okay, let's see. Uh, this is close to making a good deal with the Iranian regime. This thing is coping with that too. Guys, we're sitting at 500 likes, bro. Smash the like button ninjas. Okay, smash the like button. If I don't get 1000 likes and like the next six minutes, yeah, I got six minutes. We're going to go to OSS only, bro. Well, it's six minutes, bro. He has Trump at prime minister Benjamin. 1000 likes now on Iran and Lebanon. How close are you to making a deal? Are we talking about days, weeks, months, Mr president? I think we're very close. We have a cup cap. Well, points. They don't even seem like this is the interview that he walked out on an NBC. If you guys remember when he crashed out, big points. They've conceded the fact that they will not have nuclear weapons. We had a they clause in there that we will not develop nuclear weapons and everybody was very happy with it except me. And I said, well, uh, what happens if they, uh, not develop, but they go out and purchase. They acquire. I want to put the word. I will say this guys. There's rumors that Iran already has a nuclear weapon. It's been reported by a few people that Iran might already have a nuclear weapon and they're going to do a test. We'll see what happens. I don't know the credibility or accuracy of that. But I will tell you, I will not be surprised if they had a nuclear weapon at this point. It's the only way that you're unsure. Your sovereignty, when you have aggressive actors like the United States and Israel. If they buy or purchase or acquire it, why do you think we don't attack North Korea? We've got to have that in there too because that's not the ball. His Kim Jong-un got them nukes and he has intercontinental ballistic missiles as well. Or the past day Iran has bullet rights to force upon us a new equation and the equation is intolerable and acceptable to me. It's not going to happen. And joining us now is Asha Fredman. He's the executive director of the Ms. Gav Institute and the visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation. Asha, thank you so much for joining us. This is why I like watching the Israeli media sometimes, guys. I've been telling you all forever that the Heritage Foundation. Thank you so much for having me. It's a pleasure to be here. First of all, I want to and just you guys know Heritage Foundation, these think tanks, these both conservative and progressive think tanks, they're run by. He's something you tweeted the other day in response. Defense for democracies or whatever the hell they call it Heritage Foundation. All of these different think tanks, dude, are run by them. It's two of that downing of the US helicopter over the Gulf. Thank God the American pilots are safe, but it should be clear. When his bullet attacks and kills Israeli soldiers, Israel must respond with full force, including against his bullet leaders hiding in Beirut. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Asha, let me ask you what your intention there is, what your message you're trying to send. Well, obviously we're deeply thankful that the American servicemen and women are safe, those two pilots are safe, but we have to recall that for Israel, every day I'm sure you'll be wake up and we get that accident is crazy. It's clear for publication another soldier that's been killed lately by these Heizbollah FPV drones. Right now, Israel doesn't have a great technological solution for those drones. Now President Trump has been very clear that if God forbid an American soldier was killed, that would be a total red line, and all bets would be off. The same must be true for Israel, and if Israel doesn't have a good technological solution for those drones, the best response that can give is striking at the heart of Heizbollah in southern Beirut, the Heizbollah command centers, the Heizbollah. Yeah, have you taken, if you attack Israel, we're going to come back at you. The intelligence center. Can attack Israel? The Heizbollah commanders, and therefore Israel whose soldiers, whose young men and women are being sadly tragically killed must respond by striking in southern Beirut. Now President Trump has made clear at least for the time being he doesn't want to see that, at least in this in this now. A big reason also guys, besides the fact that the United States is attacking around another big, you know, you know, wrenching the gears essentially for like a better term wrenching the gears is Israel's reluctance to pull out of Lebanon. They've been doing a relentless attack on Lebanon since March of this year, and they've been pushing up into Lebanon and there's been some very heavy fighting between them and Heizbollah. Lots of casualties on both sides. How far can Prime Minister Netanyahu go in pushing against that policy considering, of course, the close strategic alliance between the US and Israel and general? So that's what Israel's been focused on, has been Lebanon, which is why we're watching Israeli media and you can see here that's the focus of their discussion here. But the problem is that Iran said, we're not going to do a peace deal with you. We're not going to do an negotiation unless you guys, you know, pull out of Lebanon and now they also add a Gaza to the mix as well. Fira Hus and Aston 84, thank you guys for the gift and subs. I'm certainly between the Prime Minister and President Trump. That alliance is critical and sometimes people don't understand how critical it is on a day-to-day basis on terms of cooperation between the militaries, you know, I don't know it's. I want to go with all the the politicians. All right, we didn't hit her 1,000 goal. Niggas don't like the video, huh? Others who were right, we're saying in an Italian, y'all must insist that they're going to strike and they're going to wipe Bayrood off the ground. It's very complicated if you're actually the decision maker. On the other hand, we saw that in fact, President Trump, Republican, thank you showed a understanding when Israel did strike in southern Bayrood over the last few days. They did what they could to keep it and that not derailed negotiations. But Israel did strike. It did hit Hasbola's heart, base of operations. And President Niggas, Prime Minister Niggas, to make very clear to President Trump that if Hasbola does attack Israel's home front, that will be the result once again. All right, let's talk about those negotiations that President Trump wants to see derailed. He's talking about a good agreement of Vice President Vance. Early this week, talked about an agreement that Israel may or may not like. What do you make of those comments? And how do you see the negotiations going? And what kind of agreement may come out of it? So President Trump, either despite or because of the pressure created by his tweets, has been remarkably consistent as to what his priority is. His priority is removing the nuclear and highly enriched uranium, dismantling, preventing Iran from being a nuclear weapon. He's been consistent on that for years. Israel, because of where we live, has other considerations. 10,000 irradiant ballistic missiles would be an existential threat. Iran trying to rebuild its ring of terrifier all around our borders, like existed on October 6th, would be an existential threat. By the way, we're removing all the highly enriched uranium, but freeing up all of those billions of dollars to Iran would allow this radical eye toilet regime. You got some retorned chat. Myron, you getting knocked out by me, dude? Why are you even in the chat? Like, yo, you guys are weird, bro. Enjoy the shout-on, monkey. Time to send you to the shadow world. The future is mine. Knickers in YouTube, chat are weird. James II, fucking retarded. Reestablish itself and basically entrench itself. Perhaps for-- But then it must be like a young Don Fanner, some shit like that, which I'm convinced young Don is the stupidest thing on the internet, by the way. The stupidest motherfucker on the internet, bro. Decades over the will of many of the Iranian people who would like a better future for their country. So it's true, I think that there may be a difference in terms of priorities between the United States and Israel in terms of the level and immediacy of threats. I think we all agree that ending and preventing a nuclear program is something-- He's cringes just fuck, bro. Cringes just fuck. He has like these shitty ass fucking titles on his videos. Says some dumb shit about. Myron doesn't-- white people don't accept him or some other retarded shout. I was like, bro, I was debating on white national side and I completely cooked him for being a moron. What are you talking about? Like, what's up with these clickbait titles? You stupid ass nigga, like, you're retarded. Yeah, I mean, like, he has the grifter of grifters. Bro has switched his content up like seven different times and he changes view like seven different times, you know? I think that we are aligned on. Right, so Israel is looking like-- Like, all my haters are fucking retards. And to do was a Jew, yeah, exactly. A Jewish white nationalist, exactly, like, what the hell? Jesus the kid says, do you truly think Iran acquiring a new quote stop Israel from attacking them? Yeah, probably. And significantly, it'll make them think twice. It's like, it prevents us from attacking them because that's what has happened in North Korea, Russia, China. Okay. Hussein Kay says, glad to be able to be watched. Oh, okay, it caught up. I think if anything, Iran acquiring a new quote in both Israel to attack even more, potentially even using a new quote themselves, no, not at all, dude, because they would get destroyed. The whole purpose of having nuclear weapons for mutually-assured destruction, real. You know what I mean? Well, even as that, he's some retarded nigga, don't worry. He's a dumbass. He's a dumbass progressive. Maybe I'll cook him, I don't know. Maybe I should cook him. Like, nigga made this dumbass video right here. Like, this guy's such a-- Like, yo, the thing that's the most annoying about this guy is like, he's a grifter. So it's like, like, you already know that everything he does is like straight. Like, it's not real. Does that make sense, Chad? Like none of his opinions are his. He just says shit to a grift office like, you know, Wakanda, dumbass, nigga, audience. You know? And he said some stupid shit about, look, look, like he does like dumbass shit like this. Myron can't stop getting rejected by white people. Is this like a retarded? I debated this dude and made him look like an idiot. Like, what are you talking about? You're literally stupid, dude. You're literally retarded. So I hate reaction channels. Like, these niggas are retarded, bro. You don't debate nobody, nigga, shut the fuck up. You don't debate anyone, you're fucking stupid. Literally, like, one of these black activists, BLM niggas, like, grifters, bro. Yeah, I mean, fucking idiot. I hate stupid people. Would you rather live next to a black J, Greek, or liberal? None of them. None of them. So yeah, I might have to cook this thing. I don't know, bro. I don't think he's that relevant. Yeah, I know he always talks shit about Sneco too, exactly. But I don't think he's, I don't think he's really that relevant, bro. Nigga has no motion, man. Nobody's like, damn, let me tweet it to this video. Young Don. It's like, yeah, Niggas sent me this stupid action. I'm like, bro, this guy still talks shit about me. He just do the bitch. He's like an oboe and pre-stand. Let's see here. All right, yeah, we're going to switch over to OSS guys. We're going to cover this right here. I think this is like a clip of like women. Some who are going to discuss this. Basically, Savannah Montano and Alex Cooper say women don't want nice guys because they are boring and they treat them right. So we're going to break this down. Also, I got this clip from one of our OSS guys. Okay, don't try to be his mother in the relationship. We're going to talk about this. So we're going to cover some red pill topics. And then we're going to cover obviously Niggas crash now on Carmel, Anthony as well. 'Cause I'll tell you this. They're definitely crashing out of Carmel, Anthony. That's a fact. Okay. So yeah, we're going to go OSS time ninjas. Okay, OSS time. Come on over. I'll drop the link for you guys in the chat. Okay, it's only a dollar to join. Literally, a dollar to join. Don't be a brokeie. Niggas is like, no! Bro, it's a buck to join. I don't know what to tell you. So when you click the link that I give you, right? Basically, it takes you here and then boom, it puts the code in there for you. It's 10 bucks a month, but then the first month you can use the code L YouTube which I just gave you guys. I pinned it in the chat. And then it makes it one buck. And then you join, then you can cancel any time. Okay, you can cancel it any time. Under Trump, we will have no more wars, no more disruptions that we will have prosperity and peace for all. The mission of Operation Epic Fury is laser photos. The United States military obliterated a ranch nuclear weapons program with an attack on a radiant sword. This is not just a war about security. It's an information war. They need you to believe their stories. Or else, it all comes crashing down. This war began decades ago. But now you have the right intelligence to guide you and army to march with brothers to discuss with and an admiral to lead the way. Join the OSS Army. Some idiot in the chat says, "Maren, do you really need a buck?" Actually, I don't do it. I lose money by going on OSS. But I'm going to take care of the ninjas that been with me from the beginning. So shut the fuck up, born in Paris. You're a retard. And then it's stupid as Nika says, "Oh, cover Alex Rosen to Ginion. I already covered it yesterday. It's on OSS. Okay. So go watch it over there. And if you don't want to watch it, bro, no biggie. It is what it is, man. Kick pays more. Yeah, it does. But I got to take care of my people, bro. It's not all about the money. I got to show love to the niggas that were here with me from the beginning before kick. So if you guys don't like that, I don't know what to tell you. But we're switching on over. If it was just about the money, I just stay on kick the whole time. But that's not what it's about. It's about being loyal to the people that rock will be way before this bullshit. So I'll switch it over, guys. Jump on over. We're going to cover a couple of different things like I said before. We're going to cover people crashing out on. We're going to cover people crashing out on Carmella Anthony. Cover some red post stuff on, you know, bad boys. And maybe if we got time, I'll react to this dumb ass video from Young Don, the retard. 'Cause this is like as stupid as fuck, bro. He's really fucking retarded. And I just don't like when people are stupid and they act like they're intelligent, when they're not. So, bro is a racegifter, just like to reek in a sheet. All right, guys. I'm switching on over. Come on over to us.