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Straight to a Fox News Lord. At least 85 people were hurting the latest Iranian ballistic missile attack. This in Tel Aviv and beyond, including a direct hit on a hospital. How's nobody dead? Like, I'm sorry. Maybe this is like a bad way of saying this boy, how's nobody dead whenever you hit somebody with a ballistic missile? The sirens? I guess so.

But like, so seriously, don't we? Okay. They were warned. Okay. In southern Israel, young children are among the wounded in the attack. Yep. And earlier, a foreign correspondent Greg Palcott capturing footage of Israeli air defenses trying to stop the incoming fire. Yep.

They're not taking a break. We've been listening to the anti-missile defense. That's a big fucking missile. Holy shit. Is that the new one Iran made? There's a couple right there. It's a wake-up call for this country, for the city, that this war between. That's the sun?

Oh, wow, that is really big. Jesus. Iran and Israel is still on. And Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Ned Miyahu, is promising to quote exact the full price from the tyrants in Tehran. Mike Tobin is live in Israel at the scene of one of those attacks.

Good morning, Mike. Yeah. Good morning, Griff. Yeah, this is the scene where one of the missiles got through the air defenses and struck. In the middle of Ramat Gan, that's a neighborhood.

here in Tel Aviv. As I step out of the way, I can tell you, it's kind of a modernized, both residential and business area. And what you're looking at now is pretty much the center of the impact. I'm told by McGendavita Dome EMT that one of the missiles did make a direct hit on a building here. And what you're looking at is a lot of... Isn't that kind of an L missile, though? I mean, like, if you make a direct hit and most of the windows aren't even broken, like, what is it filled with popcorn? The damage from the shrapnel and the force of the blast as it went through this modernized neighborhood. Remarkably, you talk about 35 people who were injured. Those injuries are mostly minor.

Yeah, it seems like, by the way, my understanding of this is that the civilian buildings that were damaged were damaged as a result of the shockwave. It seemed, and Iran claims that it was not targeting a civilian building, and instead it was targeted. a nearby military building. They claim that. That's what they said. Six serious injuries. And it's quite dramatic the fact that there aren't more casualties because of these massive missiles that are crashing down.

And that's largely because Israelis are respecting the warnings and heading to the bomb shelters. Now, there was also a missile that hit in the area of Tel Aviv and a town call, or a neighborhood, I should say, called Halone. That is an older residential area. And again, you have dramatically minimized. casualties given the force of the impact of that missile that made it through the defenses. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as you mentioned, got to social media, and he said that the tyrants in Iran, that Israel will exact the full price from the tyrants in Iran.

The defense minister, Israel-Katz, made this statement that the attacks or the air campaign in Iran will only intensify. I had a conversation with an IDF spokesman this morning. pressed him on what that means, and he says Israel has been picking targets in Iran for decades. Damn. Well, this is an ongoing operation, and our goals are very clear to remove these existential threats from the civilian of Israel. And we're seeing this is a preview this morning. We saw a preview of what could happen if we let Iran keep going this way.

And their goal was to have thousands and thousands of these ballistic missiles on Israeli civilians, and on top of that, nuclear weapons. Yeah, I would assume that Iran is trying to build a bunch of, I mean, they only say every single day basically that they want to destroy Israel, right? I mean, this is like, I feel like that's kind of, you know how like Trump runs on like immigration? I feel like that's kind of like their version of immigration. They're talking about that a lot. Now, to the south of here is the town of Bersheba. In Bersheba is the Soroka Hospital.

That hospital took a direct hit from Iranian. Oh, should we trust them whether they were actually intentionally trying to hit a military building? I don't know whether you should or not. It's very hard to say. I mean, in general, I wouldn't trust them, but they haven't come out and none of the other attacks that they've done, I don't remember them coming out and saying that they didn't mean to hit any civilian targets. So the fact that they said it with this one seems like, oh, maybe they, maybe that's true.

But I don't know. It's impossible. That's the thing with people that are liars, right? You never know when they're telling the truth. Does it really matter? Yeah, I think it absolutely matters. Absolutely, I think it does. So, like, if you're a country and you're trying to bomb a hospital, that's very different than trying to bomb a military base near a hospital.

Yeah, that's a completely different universe in my mind. Yeah, absolutely. Like, killing people as a goal versus killing people as collateral damage is what separates a war from terrorism. It's absolutely different. And by the way, it's different even here if you kill somebody in the U.S. it's the difference between murder and manslaughter. So, yes, absolutely it matters. It matters on every single logical and ethical apparatus that exists.

Intent always matters. A few reasons that the casualties were minimized there. So war is manslaughter? Yeah, I guess in that metaphor, yes. I know you're trying to oversimplify my words to make it sound like I'm making war sound like it's not a big deal. and you're trying to like reframe what I'm saying in a way that's disingenuous. I'm not afraid of some bad clip coming out of me saying something in the wrong way because the only thing I'm going to do is farm a bunch of retards like you tomorrow on Twitter

for a new video about it. Everybody knows that's not what I mean, and anybody who believes that it is are retards that are not really worth my attention. So go ahead. The Soroka Hospital is in within rocket range of the Gaza Strip. That means for more than a decade. Now, they have been fortifying and reinforcing that hospital to take rocket strikes. Being disingenuous, dishonest, yes.

And also just by chance last night, the decision was made to draw down the patients and staff in the old surgical building that was hit. So again, casualties are minimal. Now, Israeli fighter jets were active in the skies over Iran overnight. They hit a weapons production facility, according to the IDF in the area of Natanz. Also, an old reactor that was inactive. a heavy water reactor in the town of Iraq, not to be confused with Iraq, the country, A-R-A-K. Griff, back to you.

Hey, Mike, just real quick, these are not considered dumb bombs. They're not these ballistic missiles that just go in the vicinity. They seem to have targets, which makes one believe they were targeting a hospital. They said they weren't, but yeah, I mean, damage to the Iranian news agencies, what they were targeting was an Israeli intelligence and military base that was very near the hospital. But yeah, when you say missile, that means something you can aim. A rocket is usually a flying pipe bomb. Thank you so much.

I'm Steve Deucy. I'm right. Okay, yeah, there we go. All right, great, a flying pipe bomb. Box News alert, number one story in the world right now. Israel releasing footage of an airstrike on an Iranian heavy water reactor in Iraq, A-R-A-K, the latest attack of Iran's nuclear program, sending mass. plumes of smoke into the air.

And smoke scene over southern Israel after Iran carried out a direct strike on a hospital, a series of strikes by Tehran injuring at least 89 people in and around Tel Aviv. So let's go right to Mike Tobin. He is live in Israel at the scene of one of those Iranian strikes. Mike? Exactly, Ainslie. This is Vermont gone where the cleanup is underway right now. Remigand is on the east side of Tel Avivans.

I step by the shot. I can give you an idea of just how powerful the warhead was on that missile as it came through. The damage here stretches over several blocks. You've got a lot of apartment buildings, businesses, retail that are in here. The balconies are destroyed. Windows are broken out for blocks around the impact zone. And one of the things you might see, a lot of the trash is being pushed out of the high rise right now, so you might see some debris coming down.

Also, Halone on the south side of Tel Aviv. That's an older residential area. That took a direct hit. and a hospital called Soroko in the southern part of Israel was hit. When you talk about the dozens of people who were injured, most of those injuries are light. And spoke with the paramedic out here this morning. It says the reason you don't have more serious injuries

is simply because the Israeli people are listening to those sirens. Yeah, they're hiding. The population is highly committed to the security and safety here. And we can see that even from rockets like this one, very little or few casualties, because people are turning to their shelters and staying safe when the alarm sounds. Following the ballistic missile attack, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took to X and posted, we meaning Israel will exact a price from the tyrants in Iran.

What did he mean by that? Israeli fighter jets were active over Iran today. So there is immediately bomb the ship. Nuclear weapons development facility in the town of Natanz, but also hit an inactive heavy water reactor. in the town of Iraq. So it's still very active scene over Iran. And the Israelis say they have air superiority.

So the Israeli fighter jets can pretty much. Seems like that's true, by the way. Pick off targets at will. Guys back to you. You know, Mike, we're just talking, what if people have a job? Like if Brian were doing radio, would you be able to do that in one of the bunkers?

Because you're interrupted in the middle of your day. And right now it's constant. Well, you often see guys who will pick up and move to the bunkers. in the middle of a live broadcasting. You see that with the local television. Yeah, I feel like there's kind of an understanding. It's like, oh, guys, I just got an alert that said I'm going to die if I don't go underneath the bunker. I'm going to have to go do that.

And everybody's like, oh, okay. Yeah, I get it. That makes sense. Understandable. As well, as far as people working here in this business slash residential area, the one thing we see them bringing out, or two things, we see them bringing out as they're allowed one at a time back into their offices. apartment buildings or the briefcases and the CPUs from their personal computers.

So life still goes on. Mike, you are showing us in the building behind you in talking about specifically the warhead and the damage that it did. We've seen as each day goes by, it seems like the Iranians have fired fewer missiles, but are they using stronger warheads? Is that sort of a thing that's happening there? Well, I think in this stage of the conflict, ever since Operation Rising Lions started. They went into their arsenal and they got things like their

Fajar rockets, which are considerably more powerful than the Katusha rockets that we saw come out of South Lebanon and dramatically more powerful than the Qasam rockets, which are made in machine shops in the Gaza Strip. All right. Thanks, Mike. Appreciate it. I think it says everything about Israel and about Iran. Israel is fighting to remove the nuclear and missile threat aimed at our annihilation. We're targeting... Yeah, I've repeated this multiple times, but I'll say it again. This is the one part of alignment that I think that we have with Israel, is that I think that it's in our best interest to get rid of Iran's nuclear capabilities.

Outside of that, I see no business dealing with Iran. Like, I don't want to start a war with them. I don't want to bomb them. I don't want to fucking give Israel bombs to bomb them. I don't want to like, fuck. I don't want to participate. in regime change. I don't want to have anything to do with this shit other than just get rid of the nukes and then I'm done. That's it. I'm out. Yep, we did our part and then we are done.

You're fucking retard. Again, guys, there are people that are going to be disagreeers. If you want to have a disagreement, that's fine, but you have to bring up an argument. An insult or condescension will just immediately get you banned. An instant ban. I'm not even going to wait. I don't want to hear why there's just no reason to do that. Yesterday, we're supporting bombing? I have never supported bombing Iran in general. I've never supported that. I've never said that.

I have had the same viewpoint ever since the beginning that the nuclear weapons are an existential threat and they need to be solved. Everything else besides that, I don't care about. That is between Israel and Iran. only the nuclear facilities. That's it. They don't have nukes.

If they did, Israel wouldn't have attacked. This conflict is very scary to me. It's very scary because the types of arguments and the things that people say are so stupid that it really makes me worry. It does. I'm really worried. I didn't really worry. that I didn't realize people were they... I thought people were stupid,

but this is a whole different level. Oh my God. After people here are stupider than the average person. No, everybody in my chat is smart, and the people that are disagreeing are random chatters from other places. None of my viewers are stupid. All my viewers are smart. Everybody else's viewers are stupid, except for mine.

Military sites. And also viewers of friends of friends, mine too. They're also smart. We're targeting nuclear sites. We're targeting missile sites. They're targeting a hospital. In this hospital, their patients are immobile. They can't even move. I mean, Hamas said the same thing about Israel, whenever Israel was bombing Palestine. And then, you know, Israel was like, yeah, but they have stuff in the hospital or near the hospital. And so it just happened. Like, I don't think there's really, I don't really think that they have, like, the moral high ground with this. I think the number of,

hospitals that Israel is bombed. Correct me if I'm wrong, it's 36. That's the number, right? 36. Right next to it is a children's ward, a baby's ward, infants. They targeted. It's a lot. Fox Newsler now, there you saw it moments ago, the Prime Minister Netanyahu visiting the side of a bombed out hospital warning Iran's supreme leader, you cannot continue to exist. Wow, after overnight missile strikes killed innocent civilians and those wounded, or over 80. Our next guest knows all about the Mideast War and Terror. Retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Ken Tovoh, joins us. He led six combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan and joins us now.

Your reaction to what the Prime Minister just said, Ken, about, you know what, this guy can't continue to exist. Yeah, I think this is a pretty good example of the fact that the Iranians use basically indiscriminate weapons, both missiles, terrorism, and other effects that are... Yeah, Iranians are... fucking terrorists. I mean, the government is fucking their funding terrorists. I mean, like, it's a terrorist government.

I mean, like, what the fuck do you say? Priminate weapons, both missiles, terrorism, and other effects that are generally directed against civilian populations and frankly, targets that Western militaries would not target. And I think what you see with your

Israeli approach is a very, a very precise campaign and to try and limit collateral damage, but to have effect on the nuclear program. So general, when people say this is not our fight. America doesn't have a fight with Iran. That's this is Israel's problem. Do you feel differently? That's the way I feel. Yeah, I'm from that generation that has watched Iranians fight against U.S. and U.S. interests really since 1979 when they took our embassy. They've bombed our embassies, Cobar towers, through Lebanese, Hezbollah,

one of their terrorist groups that they sponsor and fund. executed attacks on Americans really worldwide. And of course, during the Iraq war, they were a significant threat to us on the ground and through their explosively formed penetrators that they were providing to the Shia militias. We're killing Americans in large numbers. You shouldn't have been there, in my opinion. Shouldn't have been there in the first place? Yeah, shouldn't have been there. Like, again, the only issue that I have is the nukes. yet we never needed to be there uh i mean what is this i mean basically like and by the way iran is like iran government is bad like they're bad like if i could push a button and it would replace them

with a better government i think everybody would push that button right and they're crazy they do support terrorists that's true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true but like does this warrant us going over there and you know like spending lives and trillions of dollars i don't think so. I just I just don't think so. And you said, you know, we dropped the bunker busters, he'll do the job in Fordo, the reaction. Let the people revolt instead. If you were on the ground in Iraq, in Syria, Bahrain, our base in Bahrain or Qatar, where do you think we'd be most vulnerable if they wanted to react? Should it be clear? Don't you think you'd say that to families of fallen soldiers, though, whether or not we should have been there doesn't really matter if U.S. citizens get murdered? Okay, so then why would you? Absolutely, you have to. Like, you're, you're very, you're, you're very, you're, you're making an emotional appeal. Wow. Well, you wouldn't say that to somebody who had a dead kid.

There's a reason why people who are victims of crimes don't get to sit on the jury. It's because they're not making an active decision. Or they're not making an unbiased decision. Yes, obviously, they're going to feel differently because they were personally affected by it. But it doesn't mean that you shouldn't make a decision that way. that's not on Zach, that's on the government? Yeah, exactly. Like, it's, you can't let emotions make decisions for you. If you do, you're going to make bad decisions. The second we start bombing Iran, they're going to attack our bases,

there's no, we'll only go this far option in the conflict. We've already evacuated the bases. We already evacuated a tremendous amount of the bases and the embassies and all that. That we did, we dropped the bunker busters on Florida. I am quite sure that our military commanders globally are on alert and preparing the capability to defend our troops. I think when you look at the Middle East, the Iranian capability is largely ballistic missiles, short, medium, and long range. And so I am sure that all those bases are worried about their air defenses and paying close attention to the news. It's amazing. Their axis of resistance has been very quiet because they know the people that have been supplying them are getting their head.

kicked in. This is a big day. The 73rd anniversary, the birthday of the Green Beret. What is the Green Beret? People like you, how have you contributed to our own forces? I thought they had that for way longer. The Green Berets, the U.S. Army Special Forces, are really a unique portion of our military capability, really the only organization in the U.S. military that's solely focused on working with indigenous partners, such as resistance elements and other partners. primarily to overthrow occupying powers or or enemy adversary regime so kind of of think Randolph II think folks parachuting into France to help the French resistance overthrow the Nazi regime and and that is the prime focus of

Green Berets obviously we do other things in when called to like help governments fight their own internal stability problems but that that was the reason for the creation of the Green Berets in 1952 now needed more than ever. Yeah, absolutely. When you look at the world situation, we're in a competition with, you know, adversaries, China, Russia, North Korea, Iran.

And a lot of that competition is what we call the gray zone. It's below the threshold of conventional war. It's about creating influence with partners, foreign partners and allies. You better watch. General, if you stay in such great shape, they're going to bring you right back in. Lieutenant General Hintovo, happy birthday to you.

Greenbrae, thanks for all you do and thanks for your expertise here. And I just close as I could. Greenbrains are important part of national capability, and Greenbrai Foundation exists to support our Greenbraith. And so go to the foundation to support it. Greenbraith Foundation.org. Especially in the birthday. General, thanks so much.

Thanks. I'm Steve Deuce. He does look kind of like Tony Hawk. You're right about that? Genuine question, there might be a chance that Iran doesn't actually have the nukes and this is similar to Iraq. Do I think that they don't have the nukes? I think that Iran is trying to develop nuclear weapons.

I do. I think that they are trying to develop them. Now, there is a possibility that maybe they haven't developed them yet. But if you ask me the question, do I think they are trying to develop them and they are actively trying to develop them? The answer to that, in my mind, is absolutely they are. And so you're kind of asking two different things. Do they have a nuke at this exact second? Maybe, maybe not.

Probably not. I wouldn't bet on them having it. But there's also a high probability that they're trying to make one. And so that's at least where that's where I'm coming from. That's what I think. And so yeah, of course, they are. They lie about everything. Yeah, of course. Hassan said they should. I mean, if you were Iran and you were a psycho, fucking religious zealot, you know, people don't die. They become martyrs. You know, like totalitarian government. Wouldn't you want to build a fucking religious zealot? You know, people don't die. the nuclear weapon? Because if I was them, I would too. Sure. I can easily see why they'd do it. Absolutely. It doesn't mean that's, like, I mean, just because I say that, it doesn't mean I think it's a good idea. But of course I can understand why it's happening. Duh, of course. Absolutely. So yeah, and nukes have a protected North Korea for 70 years. Being a martyr means you died, though. Yeah, exactly. Well, that's the problem. And so it's that simple. Yet they have signed NPT and they have IAEA inspections. sent in Yahoo said for 30 years, they're weeks away from nukes. It's all fearmongering Zionist lies.

Again, that's already been debunked multiple times, and it's already been addressed multiple times. You can just go back in Navad for the last, like, you know, hour that this was also brought up by another moron, and you'll hear the answer to that. Just know that it's a dumb argument. It's a stupid argument. It doesn't make sense. Zionist lies. Yeah, it's crazy. And it's just a retard argument. It's not worth taking seriously. As I'm promoting the Israel agenda. No, it's not Israel agenda. It's the American agenda.

I know this might sound crazy, but just because in one circumstance, because your interests align with Israel, that does not mean that you are a puppet for Israel. It's a stupid binary way of thinking that doesn't help anybody. So, yeah.