Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid - Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid, Titanic St. Pat's Tuesday, 17 March 2026

Episode Date: March 18, 2026

Erin go bragh! Donnie dons a green tie to slime the Irish people At least one high-ranking MAGAT is getting the nuclear jitters, but for the wrong-ish reasons. One of Nitwit Nero's nazis quits his job over Iran. A Kegbreath lickspittle general can't speak truth under oath in front of Congress. An environmental disaster is unfolding in the Middle East.

The password is optional. Here we go, live from behind the corn phone curtain. It's head-on with Roxanne Kincaid. Three hours of cussin and discussing with America's only liberal transbilly elitist right here, right now, on the head-on radio network. Brought to you in part by Cole River Mountain Watch, who invites you to be part of the uprising

against mountaintop removal, CRMW. And now from high in the hills of West by God, Virginia, here she is, Roxanne Kincaid. Well, howdy? And happy St. Patrick's Day. And here we go, off and running on this 17th day of March, 2006. There's nothing green about this St. Patrick's Day here in the Mountain State. Well, there's a little bit of green peeking out from under the white.

The snow kept on falling and kept on falling. And we wound up with about a foot of this stuff. It's very fluffy, though. And it's sticking around because the temps haven't gotten much above freezing today. But, well, the first day of spring's what? Four days away now? Yeah, something like that. Yeah.

Hi, I'm Roxanne. It is Titanic Tuesday on the horn a day for taking note. And gosh, we've got lots of examples of titanic manifestations of maggot intellect. Yes, yes, yes. And, well, you know, all in the same vein as those Titanic intellects. Yes, flank speed toward that there iceberg. And Titanic Tuesday is one of the oldest of the named days here at the horn. It goes all the way back to 20-plus years ago when one of the one of the one of the one of the one of the. For pig lichens called the morning monotone in America's fifth smallest radio market and said, Steve, how come it is there is seashells and in the rocks of West Virginia?

I seen him when I was down in the minds. We ain't knows where's near the beach. To which the morning monotone replied, Well, caller, that's because of the movement of the Titanic plates. Yeah, yeah. Nothing, still no word on the whereabouts of the Titanic mandolin. It's probably. somewhere underneath the libertarian death funnel that's down there with the Titanic now,

a million tiny pieces. Yeah. But anyway, it's Titanic Tuesday. And, well, it's St. Patrick's Day. We'll have a, we'll have plenty to talk about this evening. I'm absolutely certain. I may, just program note, I may be, you know, ending the show a little bit early because Victoria is at work and I have to go pick her up when she gets off work because I don't want her standing around out in the cold and that may be sometime before 8 p.m.

So she'll let me know and I'll let y'all know. I did the hi I'm Roxanne part. Yeah. Well, at any rate, at any rate, if you'd like to be part of the Merry Wacky's, any real-time Madcap multimedia extravaganza that is the Horn chat room, feel free to pop on by where the early arrivers are awaiting you. That would be Ralphs and Ron and Squeaky and Sylvie. Hi, gang. And lots of St. Patrick's Day greetings going on in the room, all capably moderated by Horn, Chief Agronomist, Chief Mathematician, Bud Trimmer, Emeritus, and Zimmer, just

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and you're the word of mouth that is the best form of advertising. So, again, thank you. Oh, don't start with me, billable, Billable Rick. Stop telling us about your snow in West Virginia, Roxanne. We're suffering for 100 degree heat here in inland Mississippi County. Yes, Mississippi County, California. Yes, yes, yes, yes. Yes.

Uh-huh. Enjoy it. I'm jealous. I would like to very, I would very much like to feel some warm sun upon my shoulders. Oh, I very much would. But every program here at the horn begins with gratitude, and this program is no different. So thanks go out to our 17th day of the month, subscribers and contributors via PayPal. Thank you very kindly to Charlie over at APS Radio News.

thank you so very much indeed that gets the uh gets the fundraising goal down to um 805 8.05 and uh that's just uh Friday and yesterday and today and oh thank goodness that we're getting some bills paid so that's terribly helpful but yeah thank you Charlie and thanks as well to labor man Gary out New Mexico. And thank you both for being partial sponsors of the program. It really does help, and it really is how this all stays on air. Okay. Okay.

Now, I wanted to mention, oh, wait, okay. Obligatory Star Trek reference, courtesy of Lee in New York, Colmini, was born in Glasnevin, Dublin, the son of Kathleen and Patrick Meaney. who was a van driver for Johnston Mooney and O'Brien. On television, Meany is best known for his portrayal of Miles O'Brien in both Star Trek The Next Generation and Star Trek Deep Space Nine, appearing in a total of 225 episodes. In 2020, Meany was ranked 24th on the Irish Times list of the 50 Greatest Irish Film Actors of All Times,

signed Lee at Memory Alpha. He is a fantastic actor. He's been in other films as well, but I can't quite recall which. which one's right off the top of my head. I know I've seen it in them. And of course, he was in some of the Star Trek films, too, wasn't he? Lee. And speaking of films, you know, we talked a little bit about the Oscars last night, and I mentioned that we were going to watch one battle after another. Well, we did. And good Lord, great movie. I understand why it won the awards that it did. fantastic acting performances from Leo DiCaprio and, well, everybody involved. But I also understood, having been a fan of the works of Thomas Pension for quite some time, Gravity's Rainbow, Vineland, things like that. I also understand why it says that one battle after another is on Benicio del Toro.

God, he was so good. Sean Penn. But I understand now why they said it was loosely based on Vineland. If you've read Vineland by Thomas Pynchon, you'll understand too. But it's a rousing, it's a rousing, epic, just constant action movie with a lot of good comedy in it. And I understand now, no spoilers. There's why it is that the maggots hated it. So suffer maggots.

Yes. Oh, and I wanted to mention another thing before we jump into all the various and sundry crazy of the day. Brother Deacon Asa alerted me that last night following the live program, he played a rerun from Dear God, almost the very earliest days of the horn. And I tuned in just in time to hear the end of the program. That was a deep dive indeed, brother Deacon. I'll confess, it made me a little bit wistful. I think wistful is the right word.

I was listening, I was like, oh, my God, you were just baby. I'm talking about myself and I heard Annette laughing in the background and I heard I heard how we you know we started out with such enthusiasm and such dare I say it hope thinking that we were going to wind up you know being on broadcast radio no never quite worked out that way but it was it was wild to hear that long ago time and realize that oh god i think maybe let's see furg might have been 10 doodle was maybe eight i think at the time of that recording my father was still alive i can even i even thought back to remember the uh the equipment we were using at the time, and that certainly has changed a lot.

About the only thing that hasn't changed in the studio since then is that when I'm back to the home studio, the only thing remaining is the goose neck and the electric voice RE20 microphone that I use while I'm there. Heck of a thing. But yeah, that really did stir up some memories, ASA, and I appreciate it. And whoever that dude was that was hosting the program, my God, what a set of pipes, right? And Lee in New York, fighting about the weather. Oh, you too? You just stop it.

Can't you share? Signed, Lee, don't make me pull Gmail to the curb. Yeah, take him seriously, billable. And Jeremy asking, did you hear the new owner of Paramount is in the Epstein files? He sent him $39,000 and change before he died. just enough to not have to explain the amount. Why am I not in the least surprised? It seems to be a, it seems to be a prerequisite for being in the company and in the approval of nitwit, Nero.

This is going to be awful. Yeah, I agree. Micah said, I hope Brother Deacon Asa can find the specific program where Micah then under a different name, called as she was going through the Wendy's Drive-Thru. I don't know why that's stuck in my head the way, but I do. I remember that so well. Also says Micah, hey, Billable, send some of that shit our way. here here the forecast doesn't seem to have anything

well it does it does oh look we get more snow what oh wait that was home oh here we just have a special weather statement oh goody looks like for and by the way program note again

no program on Tuesday I'll be here for more and Monday next week I'll be here for prayer meeting Wednesday, but there's no program on Tuesday. We're going to go and see some live music, and I'm really looking forward to it. And I guess the weather's going to be mids, a high of 50 and cloudy that day over in the Buckeye State. So I was hoping for warm and sunny, but we'll still be in the winter. type clothing. Yeah.

Damn it. Oh, well, as long as it's not snow and pouring down the rain or whatever, but yeah. And from Cynthia, yeah, that is cool. That's very cool. I get you. I get you says, your secret is safe with me. Cynthia noting, it's 90 degrees in my backyard. right now. It'll get warmer and be hotter here

for the rest of the week. I'm not used to it, and I did need a Costco run earlier today, and was sweating profusely when I got home. And the water managers are worried about our Sierra Snowpack melting away before it should be. This is not even remotely

good. Climate change, I'm telling you. Climate change. I know. I know. It's real. All too real. Although But what hit us yesterday and is still hitting back on the gorge. Kind of par for the course for this time of the year.

The worst, one of the worst flus I ever had hit in the late winter of 1993. And I remember just burning up with fever as, and we were living. in an old farmhouse that I was reading from a friend. And I remember just, oh, God, I was so sick. We both were. And through the haze of my flu, I heard grip, drip, drip, drip, drip. And dragged my viral self out of the bed, out from under the covers, feverish freezing, bundled up as best I could, went downstairs in the old farmhouse to find about three inches

of water on the kitchen floor where the seam between the exterior kitchen wall and the roof had decided to separate and drip, drip, over the course of the night as the snow began to melt, and so having the flu and trying to mop up and bail out a kitchen full of water and stuffing towels whatever was come to hand to try to stop the leakage yeah well it's still right there in my memory so it should tell you something yeah and i mentioned cole meanie had been a in other films. Lee went looking around, let's see, Conair, 1997, intermission, 2003, layer cake, 2004, The Damned United, 2009, The Journey, 2016, The Snapper, 1993,

how Harry became a tree, 2001, signed Lee, rebooting the computer at Memory Alpha. And Dave in the Blind notes, Colmini could play anything you want, played a vision. villain on a series called Hill on Wheels. Also, I'd like to wish a birthday greeting to a now-dead First Lady Patricia Nixon. That's right. Dick's wife was born on March 17th. That's why her parents named her Patricia.

Interesting piece of trivia. Your buddy, Dave, in the blind. Okay, then. Oh, that, well, this is another one of those out in front of the curve so far. It's like being on straight road moments for us here at the Horn. lo and behold i say it here and it comes out there a day or so later yeah it's not just us you know yesterday i mentioned what happens i asked the question what happens when a mental defective who has long ago said it let's see use in having nuclear weapons if you can't use them

I asked the question, what would happen if he gets so bogged down in Iran that he sees no way out to save face? And I said it's given me the nuclear jitters. Well, say it here, comes out there. Turns out I wasn't the only one. He's not the only one. And this story comes from Haaretz in Israel. Israel. Headline, top Trump advisor calls for off-ramp to Iran war, warns Israel may consider using nuclear weapon. Oh, dear. Sometimes my prophetic powers are something less than pleasant. David Sacks,

a prominent right-wing figure, made waves as the first senior administration. figure to publicly criticize the war in Iran speaking on his popular podcast All In. Why has MS now not sued him for that? All In is the name of the program hosted by my friend Chris Hayes. Damn it. Trump's A.I. Tsar. Oh, dear God. A.izar?

Sounds like a name out of the Old Testament. Oh, there's old AISR. Trump's A.I. Tsar took shots at GOP Warhawks and warned against Israel's potential usage of nuclear weapons. The article is by Ben Samuels out of the Haaret's Washington Bureau. A senior advisor to U.S. President Donald Trump, David Sachs, made waves with his pronounced criticisms and audacious claims over Israel's standing in the war. Are they audacious? I don't think they're audacious. Sacks warned against Israel's potential usage of nuclear weapons on his all-in podcast,

which is highly influential among Silicon Valley and private equity figures. That means tech bros and hedge fund dickheads. He currently serves as the administration's AISR and was a prominent surrogate and donor to Trump's 2024 presidential campaign. Is he in the Epstein files? Has anybody looked? quote, Israel is getting hit harder than they've ever been hit before in their history, and we're only two weeks into this. Whether that's true or not, it's hard to say.

But again, was this, I don't monitor Israeli media that much, and frankly, a lot of it's behind a paywall. So have there been any... psychobibi sightings at all it's actually on to say we should try to find the off ramp how the problem asshole is that you put him in in office and handed him the on ramp and having reference well i don't have it here with me so i'll just have to speak for professor spikoli you dick what are you on dope and nitwitnero is growing tired of his excursion. This is a good time, Sacks said, to declare victory and get out.

Yay, we won. Let's all go home. Mm-hmm. A faction of people, I'd say largely that not exclusively in the Republican Party want to escalate the war, Sacks said. and he went on to warn, that could literally render the Gulf almost uninhabitable. If this war continues for weeks or months, then Israel could just be destroyed, he said. And I had mentioned on this program, something I read about years ago, that there is, in fact, a school of thought, if you can call it that, perhaps a homicidal urge over amongst some. of the folks, our partners in peace in Israel, who say that if it ever gets to the point where Israel's on the brink of annihilation, well, they'll just push the button and take the world with them.

Sachs went on and said that he worries about Israel escalating the war by contemplating using a nuclear weapon, which would be truly catastrophic. the reporter for Harretz says no suggestion has been made by Israeli officials that deploying nuclear weapons has been contemplated in this conflict has been contemplated. That's a lot of passive voice doing a lot of work in that sentence. But the fact of the matter is psycho Bebe's cabinet and who knows who's running it. Really? If anybody has a lot of an article saying, oh, well, you know, B.B. was seen having brunch by the Mediterranean. Do, let me know. I'd kind of like to stop worrying about that. But the thing with the article here by Ben Samuels is that you don't have to have a public statement that they're

contemplating it because they contemplated it 10, 20 years ago. And that's not, it was a fairly well-known thing at the time. And if you take into account the presence of Idemar Ben-Gaver, a fascist through and through, a convicted terrorist under Israeli law, as well as Bielzab Smotrich, those two dudes openly believe. in the concept of greater Israel, you know, from the river to the sea, where the river is the Euphrates. Yeah, and the sea is the Mediterranean, Persian Gulf. Right. I think it would be foolhardy, not to take that seriously into account. Sacks went on to say that the best alternative is de-escalation involving reaching some sort of ceasefire agreement or some sort of negotiations,

settlement with Iran. But the problem is Iran doesn't have just a whole lot of incentive to settle because they're dealing with people who negotiate in bad faith, namely the United States of America. We attacked them during negotiations last summer, and we attacked them this time in the midst of negotiations. negotiations if one were an Iranian would appear to be just a smoke screen for the next sneak attack and countries not wanting to negotiate with you because you don't negotiate in good faith is kind of what happens when a country behaves like ours has and then of course we talked about the Israeli concept again that came from an opinion piece in hararets of mowing the lawn mr samuels also notes that apparently uh jimmy dick bowels or the J.D. Egg or whatever they're calling themselves these days is, has lost his fervor

for the fight. Of course, that might have something to do with the fact that people are, and by people, I mean, broadcast outlets and social media are running clips over and over and over again. We had it on the program in yesterday's edition of the J.D. Egg saying, we're not going to send American moms and dad's kids to fight stupid wars all over the planet. And now he has to back stupid wars all over the planet. Some reporting has suggested that the JD Egg was skeptical of the war that his daddy started. And when he was asked during an official visit to North Carolina about being a skeptic. he didn't deny the story and instead he obfuscated saying oh it's important for the president

taught his advisors without those advisors running their mouth to the american media which is an interesting way to say that you don't believe in transparency in a well in a country that likes to pretend that it's a democracy but just the same well here we are nitwit nero's in a pickle he's throwing fits left and right and among other things uh lindsay lady uh lindsay lady lady lady bugs g went over to social media and went to X and posted an excrement earlier today, where he said, quote, just spoke to President Trump about our European allies' unwillingness to provide assets to keep the straight of Hormuz functioning, which benefits Europe far more than America. I've never heard him so angry in my life.

I share that anger given what's at stake. And when I get angry, you better believe I get really, really butch, and it makes my ladybugs tingle. It wasn't up for very long before he must have gotten a little heads up from Daddy and pulled the comment down. But Lady G did say that, Well, Daddy is rethinking. He's second-guessing the value of our European alliances. The arrogance of our allies to suggest that Iran, Iran, with a nuclear weapon is of little concern, and that military action to stop the I-Tolar from acquiring a nuclear bomb is our problem not theirs. It's beyond offensive.

Well, get out the faint and come. couch, Lady G. Maybe just maybe it's the fact that the Europeans haven't been suckered in by the constant barrage of propaganda coming from our partner in peace, Israel, about the nuclear ambitions of Iran. And in point of fact, it could be, it may very well be, it probably is true that dipshit Steve Whitkoff and he went to Jared didn't understand what the topic was that they were actually talking about with the Iranians and probably that misunderstanding, that lack of understanding, wait a minute, let's find a better word, that abject stupidity is what got us to where we are, with gas now on a national average somewhere.

around $3.70 a gallon and climbing because it's a global market. Yeah, I saw that, Randy Radar. Apparently, Bibi's plane landed in Germany without him. Was it without him? I don't know. I mean, it's just weird. Steve at New York, Lindsay. And I tripped over the fainting couch, damn it. Somebody get me a margarita and a Darvon, I swear, sometimes around here. I'm positively flustered. Michael with a question. Are we going to have to go back to our childhood and remember what to do in a nuclear war?

You mean bend over and kiss your ass goodbye? Duck and cover. Are we going to have to stock up on Pop-Tarts and Capri Sun juice pouches? I'm pretty sure a lot of the bomb shelters from bygone days are now gone. I know the bank in my hometown got rid of the. the one they had when they put an addition onto the building. So who do you think will be the first to push the button? I bet it'll be Bebe, who will scream afterwards that he had to do it because Iran would have done it first, even if they didn't have one. They would have done it

anyway. No one wants to start nuclear war. Have these people seen fall out on Prime? Yes, they have, and they think it's really kind of cool. They're psychopaths, Michael. They probably also saw Dr. Strangelove and thought it was a documentary. They saw fail-safe and went, what could possibly go wrong? Your fail-safs only fail if you have them. So the best way to not have your fail-safs fail is to get rid of the fail-safs. See how their tiny little brains work? But Lady G went on and said,

I consider myself very forward-leaning. I bet you do. Roxanne on supporting alliances. Man, I know you're out there. If you let that I consider myself very forward-leaning go by without a remark. I'm going to be ashamed of you. I consider myself very forward-leaning on support and alliances. However, at a time of real testing like this,

it makes me second-guess the value of these alliances. I'm certain I'm not the only senator who feels this way. feelings nothing more than feelings what happened to fuck your feelings what happened to fuck your feelings and facts over feelings and all those things those masculine men of masculine masculinity

maggots were blathering about and yes it's it's okay for me to sing right now because you know we're only at 800 $105 for the fundraising deficit. Ha! So take that!

No, I value our community, and I know what it sounds like when I sing, so I really won't. Feelings. Stop it, Roxanne. Forty minutes after he put all of that up, Lady G pulled it down and reposted it with some editorial changes. The repercussions of providing little assistance to keep the straight of Hormuz functioning are going to be wide and deep.

Really? Wide and deep. For Europe and America. And I love this notion that the European approach to containing the Iatollah's nuclear ambitions have proven to be a miserable failure. And yet somehow Iran still doesn't have a nuclear weapon is a signatory to the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty. Israel isn't. It has never nuked a neighbor or anyone else, the United States has, and actually worked in good faith with a good faith negotiating partner to create the JCPOA, which, you know, the, well, mentally defective Donnie.

tore to shreds and here, as the saying goes, we are. God damn it. Thank you, Matt. I appreciate the effort. Forward leaning an ass up, a man after my own heart. Lindsay, why don't you just come out of the closet so people will stop blackmailing you? Oh, those are just my little ladybugs. I hope you don't mind.

I ran from the room, said the rent boy. Yes. Bibi's plane without him? Lee in New York. You mean the airplane was one parachute short when the engine had problems? Oh, and the child's backpack is gone. Signed Lee, bringing up an old joke. That's okay.

The smartest man in the Middle East just jumped out with my backpack. Yeah, that's a classic. And Ralph says, maybe John Fetterman can join Lindsey Graham on the fainting couch. That would have to be a faint and sectional, because John's a rather. large fellow tall tall we might say long cool duffus in some sweatpants i'm not going to sing no randy radar germany is signatory so they would have had to arrest bbby had he landed with that plane or else germany would suffer significant consequences no no no no no b b b b b b has been all over the place and b b b b b b went to the united nations in new york right yeah

Didn't he come to the United States and deliver an address to the joint session of Congress? I feel like I remember that. Yeah, he's wanted, he's indicted, but nobody really wants to act on it. And there have been no significant consequences for Germany. And I have no idea, Randy Radar. Did they get the strains right on the flu vaccine this year? Percent effectiveness? I haven't had the flu, and I got my flu shot.

So, you know, fingers are crossed. So, you know, Lindsay gives us an idea of how much nitwit Nero is falling apart. And at least one so-called diplomatic expert, Nicholas Grossman, a political scientist writing at MS. Now, said, In response to the U.S. Israeli attack, Iran played its biggest card

closing the Strait of Hormuz. It's a narrow choke point at the end of the Persian Gulf, and a kink in the waterway leaves it exposed to a lot of Iran's coastline, about 20% of the world's oil passes through Hormuz, and it isn't hard for Iran to stop the traffic. Iran can't prevent U.S. and Israeli forces from flying over the Gulf, and they probably couldn't keep the U.S. Navy out of it, but to close the strait, they don't need to.

They only have to make shipping companies afraid to sail, and insurance companies think the risk of ensuring the ships is too high, with threats, a few attacks on tankers and now possibly sea mines. Iran has. Mr. Grossman teaches at the University of Illinois, and, well, he said Trump tried saying the war is almost over in the U.S. already won. It made the oil price drop back down for a bit, but as U.S.-Israeli bombardment continues and market disruptions got worse, it rose again. Trump tried telling ships to traverse the strait of Hormuz, but most wouldn't.

And a few who did exploded. presumably at Iran's hand. He tried releasing oil from America's Strategic Reserve and some other countries did from theirs, but that's a band-aid on a gaping wound and had little impact. He tried bombing Karg Island, which Iran uses for oil exports in the apparent belief that slowing down Iran's shipping would force it to stop blocking other nationships in the Persian Gulf. Well, Grossman said, that recalls one of Trump's go-to moves in business, the bad faith lawsuit. He'd break a contract, screw someone over, and dare them to sue him, or would initiate legal action himself. Either way, he bet that he'd have more resources and greater tolerance for a protracted legal fight,

and the other party would settle even when the facts were on their side. You know, just like CBS did, just like ABC did. Settle cases where you're obviously going to win just to curry favor and try to get him off your back. And Grossman, who apparently knows his Trumpian history, said much of the time when Trump was in the private sector and messed up, his rich dad bailed him out or he'd declare bankruptcy. Instead of holding equity or debt, Trump would have the business pay him a salary and bonuses so that money was gone when the company went under and his partners and contractors would take most of the losses. Trump started something that quickly spiraled and seems out of ideas. There's no one to sue, no rules to manipulate, just the hard realities of resource. shortages in war. And there's a good chance Iran can tolerate being bombed more than the U.S.

can tolerate a rapidly rising oil price and the economic danger that it causes. Well, at this point, why not? Where's the incentive for Iran to negotiate in good faith with someone who pulls sneak attacks in the middle of those negotiations? So he's gotten his bluff called. funny how the rest of the world can look at him and know exactly how to manage him when here in the united states everybody just knuckles under but again think back trump steaks trump vodka Trump University. One day you're the most powerful man in the world. Next day you're being fired by a man who sells meat through the mail.

God bless you, John Goodman. God always bless you. And a man who's out of options, a man who is cornered, especially a psychopath like baby, or a mental defective suffering from cognitive decline

from years and decades of drug abuse Adderall's a drug those people can get very dangerous very quickly and like I said I don't think we've got anybody in the military anymore he seemed to he did his dead level best to make sure we don't who will tell him no

if he decides it's time for him to finally get to see a mushroom cloud. And, of course, we'll have satellite imaging and he'll get to watch it in real time. Yay! Yay! Mushroom cloud go boom! That'll show him. Uh-oh. Because he's dealing with a country that, whose authoritarian, brutal government,

would just as soon see the entire population die. as give up power. Because, and this might be a warning to us all here, theocrats who are sure that God is on their side kind of have to stick to the script, and we are as close as we've ever been to being a full on theocracy. You've got theocrats on the Supreme Court, you've got God-botherers in both houses of the Congress,

And, well, you've got people like Paula White, who has the ear of Nitwit Nero. Consider, for instance, this ranting. Strike the ground, for you will give us victory, God. I hear a sound of abundance of rain. I hear a sound of victory. I hear a sound of shouting and singing. I hear a sound of victory. I hear a sound of an abundance of rain.

I hear a sound of victory. I hear a sound of an abundance of rain. I know you think that that's just a loop rolling over and over and over again. It isn't strike and strike and strike. To say no to Trump would be saying no to God. We are in a spiritual war. And we think the Iranians are nuts. This isn't a loop.

This goes on. I hear a sound of victory. The Lord says it is done. The Lord says it is done. The Lord says it is done. For I hear victory, victory, victory, victory. In the quarters of heaven, in the quarters of heaven. Victory, victory, victory, victory, victory, victory, victory, victory.

For angels are being released right now. Angels are being dispatched right now. Hamanda, Atta, Atta, Ratta, da, baka, sanda, Santa, Ata, Ambo Osa, Tata, Kappa, Beta, Riki. the ash atah for angels have even dispatched from africa right now africa right now africa right now from africa right now they're coming here they're coming here in the name of jesus from south america they're coming here they're coming here they're coming here from africa from south

america angelic forces angelic reinforcement angelic reinforcement angelic reinforcement I hear the sound of victory. I hear the sound of victory. I hear the sound of victory. I hear the sound of victory. I hear the sound of victory. I hear the sound of victory. I hear the sound of victory. I hear the sound of victory. I hear the sound of victory. I hear the sound of victory. I hear the sound of victory. I hear the sound of victory. Whenever I go, God rules. When I walk on White House grounds, God walks on White House grounds. I had every right and authority to declare the White House as holy ground because I was standing there and where I stand is holy. To say no to President Trump would be saying no to God. And I won't do that. We are in a spiritual war right now.

A let every demonic network that has aligned itself against the purpose, against the calling of President Trump, let it be broken, let it be torn down in the name of Jesus. And I'm going to tell you what my thoughts are, the thoughts of the King of Kings, the thoughts of the Lord of Lords. I'm downloading heaven. We pray for your continued blessing and favor to rest upon him. We pray for wisdom from heaven to flood his heart, his mind, and the Lord you will guide him in these challenging times that we're facing today.

I pray for your grace and your protection over him. I pray for your grace and protection over our troops. I know, I know. Roxanne, you should have saved it for Wednesday, but here we are. Okay, Jeremy. I hear a crazy Christian. I hear a crazy Christian woman. I hear a crazy Christian woman broadcaster.

I hear it. And now I'm doing that thing with my arm that she was doing. I think it just happens. I hear a crazy Christian woman broadcaster really is a crazy Christian. Shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, in Jevis's name, shut up. Ramalama ding dong. Ooh, uh, ting tang, wala, wala, bing bang. I love you.

And those are the people who are telling him what to do. because they're reading the ravings of a hallucinating nutcase exiled to the Isle of Patmos. Old Revelations, John. Mm-hmm. Terrified yet? Holy. There's a message coming from Reverbo. Next, says Reverbo, there will be a bag of snakes and speaking in tongues in the Oval Office.

well it's mighty bold of you to think that they aren't already there floor rolling anointing the heads with a little bit of chrisco yeah and uh you're not wrong mica mica says anywhere else that shit gets you at least a week long a week long vacation in the grip Oh, Micah, you've merit off me. Anywhere else that should get you at least a week-long grippy sock vacation. You know what? It's like the ending to that one movie. We really did almost have it all, didn't we? Yeah.

Stephen New York pointing out, I hear the sound of victory. That was 2020. The sound of victory was president-elect Joseph Robinette Biden, guess God wasn't on her side. Jabba do, yabba do, yabba do. That's speaking in tongues. Oh, and Jeremy, here's yours. We laugh because it's knuck and futs.

And, yeah, that was 2020. But Paula White hasn't changed. And God alone knows how the grift is working out for her right now. because you have to understand we're, I'm not going to say normal because normal is only a setting on a dryer in a city in Illinois. But we are reasonably well adjusted here. But churches like Paula White's are absolutely filled, bulging at the walls and the rafters with people who are just sure that they're going to get to meet Jebus any day now. And he's going to come down and thank them personally and hand of a big bag of money and maybe some snakes or something it's i know i know

clarence hey clarence somebody help us there is a need for a mental health vaccine lord yes that's we don't a mental health vaccine yet that would be great um Or just that we need more mental health facilities and we need to be a little less solicitous of people like Paula White. Of course, Paula White doesn't, she knows what she's doing. She knows it's a con. She doesn't believe any of it. Because a follower of a pauper who was the Prince of Peace wouldn't be running around. in designer couture with Rolexes and Versace and Gucci and what have you.

Okay, Matt, fair enough. Reasonably well adjusted. Speak for yourself, lady. I'll take it under advisement, Matt. And Paula White, Stephen New York says, none of her predictions have been right, yet people continue to vomit money at her. Well, look, I mean, no, no hate her. thing, but the Seventh-day Adventurer Church was invented by a dude who was sure that Jesus was

coming back in the near term in the 19th century. He didn't show, but people didn't stop going to the churches. Yeah, it's, yeah, need for a mental health vaccine, Lee in New York says, uh, the maha idiots will never take it. Remember, packlids are some, I'm a packlid and I'm Mark. Mm-hmm. Allegatory Packlid reference. Circumstances. Oh, Steve.

Mushroom cloud. It shaped just like my dick. Nittlet Nero is mushroom. And then there's this from Bloomberg News. I touched on this a couple of weeks ago, I think. But it takes some other, it takes other

outlets a little bit to catch up. When all these explosions started and the bombing started, and it rained oil in Tehran, I couldn't help but be reminded of that big word that we hillbillies had to learn about why we kept winding up in oncologists' offices all over the sacrifice zone. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, they cause cancer. And now from Bloomberg, toxic pollution from Iran war will spread and last for decades. See, you don't necessarily have to use nuclear weapons to make a place uninhabitable.

Exploding fuel infrastructure and missiles have released contaminants that put the health of millions at risk. Mitwit Nero didn't just kill the murder the people he's murdered in the moment. He's murdered people in the future. Laura Millen and Aaron Clark writing for Bloomberg News, note, news of black rain falling on Tehran felt all too familiar to Nejat Ramayon as he scrolled through alerts on social media feeds and tried to contact relatives on March 8th. Israeli drone strikes hit giant oil depots and refineries on the outskirts of the Iranian capital a few hours earlier, setting fuel on fire and releasing columns of black smoke, which mixed with rain clouds that poured toxic.

at chemicals onto the city later in the day. The descriptions reminded the Iranian researcher of a similar event he experienced in the city 35 years ago. It was surreal, recalled Rahmanian, a professor of chemical and petroleum engineering at the UK's University of Bradford. Clothes hanging out to dry got stained and the air felt heavy. No one knew why. Later, they learned at around 1,290 kilometers away in Kuwait, Iraqi forces battling U.S. and allied forces in the Gulf War had set hundreds of oil wells ablaze, plumes of soot,

hydrocarbons, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, I'll bet, and sulfur dioxide blew over Iran, polluting everything in their path and accelerating the melting of glaciers in the Himalayas, according to a 2018 study by Ja Mao Xiao at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The latest war in the region, which enters a third week, entered a third week on Saturday, is unleashing similar pollutants that will have an even greater impact on Tehran at its wider metro area, home to around 18.5 million people because they were released so nearby. Doug Weir, Chief Executive Officer at the Conflict and Environment Observatory, said, we always see oil facilities being attacked in conflicts,

but it's extremely rare for them to be close to a large city like Tehran. the UK-based non-profit tries to make people more aware of the humanitarian and environmental impacts of warfare well they found over 300 incidents with environmental risk as a result of this stupid war of nitwit Niro's making and PsychoBeeb, I mean let's be fair here

He's the father of all of this. But, yes, missiles and bombs contain heavy metals and other toxic pollutants, which are released into the air, soil, and water when they explode and crash, lingering often for decades, imposing health risks. Cleanup is difficult and expensive. Mr. Weir noted a lot of people are exposed to pollution and will continue to be, and the deliberate Israeli strike on the oil depots have been the single largest pollution incident thus far. For their part, the Iranian authorities advised people there to stay inside, noting that acidic rain could cause chemical burns to the skin and damage the lungs.

Later then, they told people to go back outside. Theocracies are dumb, y'all, to join state-organized rallies and a pro-Palestine march in central Tehran this past Friday. At the University of California, Berkeley, Assistant Professor David J.X. Gonzalez said, I would expect acute impacts on respiratory health. young children and pregnant women being particularly among the most vulnerable. One family in Iran, name protected, had actually planned to stay in the city during the bombing,

but it was the toxic rain that sent them running north to get into the countryside. And it's worth noting that Iran was already dealing with profound pollution issues. high levels of fine particulate matter. You know, the kind that hillbillies breathe every time that a coal company sets off one of those explosions, the cumulative impact of which is equal to one Tomahawk cruise missile landing.

And that particulate matter can have things like lead, cadmium, chromium, and nickel. It gets into the water supply. It stays in the air. And the particles are so tight. There's nothing in the human body that can stop them. So to be clear, we're deliberately murdering civilians too. And to be equally fair, in attacking the oil infrastructure of their Gulf neighbors,

Iran's doing the same thing right back. One wonders. One wonders if this, well, one wonders if humanity can survive the machinations. of our betters. So, Demetris Kasikutis, a physicist at the National Observatory of Athens

added to the commentary, saying the combination of the catastrophic oil fires with rainfall makes them much more unhealthy and toxic for human health. These pollutants diluted in the water are much more toxic and can easily be absorbed in our bodies, the nervous system, the blood system, and might affect

kidneys, liver, and other organs. And, of course, airborne pollutants and waterborne pollutants. No, no borders. It's open borders all over the world where those are concerned. So people having absolutely nothing, no dog in this fight will find themselves facing an early grave as a result of the toxic ambitions of Psychobibi and nitwit Nero and various and sundry Ayatollas. Oh, and by the way, that kind of comment about mushroom clouds, Steve, in New York? Well, Jeremy said, damn you, Steve, there goes my 9 p.m. dinner. Remember, Jeremy works an night shift, so that. And by the way, all of this pollution, there's

almost no way to monitor it because we've made that impossible with the bombing. Kind of reminds me of back in the day when the coal industry in Westford's, Virginia asked the various airlines that fly in and out of Yeager International Airport at Charleston, if they would please just re-vector the airplanes so that the people on the airplanes couldn't see the mountaintop removal operations. It was bad publicity. What in the world is that? Oh, well, that's just the Appalachian sacrifice zone, ma'am. I was on a number of flights and got to educate some people about what they were looking down at. And no, the airlines could not reroute the aircraft because how you come in and out of an airport is sort of dictated by things other than

corporate boardrooms. Yeah. And Lee, to go back to your previous note that the Maha idiots wouldn't take the mental health vaccine, well, whalehead dead bear brainworm lamprey would, as long as you told him it was made out of, I don't know, dead whale hood head. What? Never mind. From Sylvie, Trump went shopping for furniture many years ago.

Pete Donald went shopping for his parties at Mala Lardo. He told the salesman, I need a sexual couch. This was long before he met the JD Egg. The salesman looked confused. Don't you mean a sectional couch? Trump shook his head. I don't know.

The designer said it was for an occasional peace in the living room. And yes, back to Paula White. Cynthia says, oh my God, that fucking so-called woman is rat fucking out of her mind. I think we have medications for that. She needs help. Oh, by the way, there's no fucking Jesus.

Cynthia says, we don't just need background checks for guns. We need it for these evil jellicles, too. I wish all that toxicity, Cynthia says, would blow toward Net and Yahoo. who let him breathe that shit, who would serve him right. The goddess of irony,

she's out there. She is most definitely on the job. We are into the second hour of the program. And where are we? Yeah, $805 is the fundraising goal. If anyone would like to use the PayPal button or Patreon or Venmo or Cash app to help us.

stay below the four-digit fundraising mark. In order to stay below the $1,000 mark, we would need to raise $106 to get us to, no, $206 to keep us below $1,000. So if you feel like jumping in, please feel free. Oh, and, you know, I've just mentioned some, you know, environmental concerns relative to this filthy war. And it is Titanic Tuesday, and this is some surefire, no kidding, honest to goodness, Titanic intellect. This is Senator John Husted from the Buckeye State, Ohio.

And Senator John Husted is not a terribly intelligent man, apparently. They booked him on Fox business to talk about why we launched the sneak attack on Iran. This is some top shelf stupid. So be forewarned. And essentially, you know, Joe Biden and his entire team with the Green New Deal helped really put groups like Iran and their ability to fight. finance wars and not stand up to them as they crossed red lines time after time. And now President Trump is having to fix the problems of the past. It was the failures of two Democrat presidents that put us in a position today where Iran had the capacity to make a nuclear weapon.

They had the ability to send ballistic missiles into their neighbors. They had the drones. Since I have to offer color commentary on the video aspects of these clips, even the woman at Fox business is giving Senator Husted the what you're talking about Willis look kind of squinting around you

what what what yeah and meanwhile the banner at the bottom of the screen says top Iran official admits it could make 10 nuclear bombs well they didn't and the capacity to cut off the straight of Hormuz, and now President Trump is having to remedy those problems.

Okay, let's get your reaction. Yeah, let's not get the reaction there. Did you, did you, I mean, I know it was words in a row, and I know that word order matters, but Joe, I'm going to read this very slowly and see if I can get a little help here. Joe Biden and his entire team with the Green New Deal helped, really put groups like Iran and their ability to, uh, finance wars and not stand up to them as they, uh, crossed red lines time after time, and now President Trump is having to fix the problems of the past.

The Green New Deal, which never really, which was never a thing, the Green New Deal never passed Congress. It was never signed into law. it was ever just a talking point of these lulus. God knows, if the Green New Deal had been real, I would have been, well, I would have put my dancing shoes on. I would have been so happy. But no, we're still a fossil fool nation. But that's just nutty.

And just to add to it, factually speaking, It was never even a bill, the Green New Deal. Under the most optimistic interpretation, it was a resolution that talked about goals for the future, things that we probably needed to work on sometime later. But God, you would have thought that poor old job. Sean Hustead was out there having to breathe the toxic pollution blown around by wind turbines. The Titanic stupidity is out there. And, well, we might get to that at some point. We've got other stuff at the moment, though.

It is, of course, St. Patrick's Day. And that meant that Nitwit Niro had a meeting with the Irish president. it's kind of traditional. Of course, there's not a lick of Irish in Donald Trump. He's exclusively Scots and German. Remember, his mother was an illegal immigrant to the United States from a little island somewhere in Scotland where the where the gene pool was more like a muddy hoof print. but he got a question and Steve made mention of this earlier. Yeah, the senior U.S. counterterrorism official has resigned in protest of the Iran War, and he did so by letter, and I have it here. His name is Joseph Kent. He was the director of the National Counterterrorism Center,

and he wrote in his letter of resignation, President Trump Not dear President Trump or dear daddy Or Thanks again Matt Now I'm thinking of Betty Davis again Writing a letter to daddy After much reflection

I have decided to resign from my position As director of the National Counterterrorism Center effective today I cannot In good conscience support the ongoing war with Iran. Iran posed, now this is the head of the National Counterterrorism Center, so he might know a little something, something. Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is clear that we started this war due to

pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby. If any good comes out of this nightmare, perhaps it will be the fact that to use the military terminology. Perhaps it will be that Apex's effectiveness will be significantly diminished. We'll have to wait and see. I support the values and the foreign policies that you campaigned on in 2016, 2020, 2024,

which you enacted in your first term. Until June of 2025, you understood that the wars in the Middle East were a trap that robbed America of the precious lives of our patriots and depleted the wealth and prosperity of our nation. Okay, we're going to cut this guy a little bit of slack, but yeah, he's still licking boot. In your first administration, you understood better than any modern president how to decisively apply military power without getting us drawn into never-ending wars. You demonstrated this by killing Kassum's Soleimani and by defeating ISIS. Well, he did assassinate Qasem Soleimani, but he did not defeat ISIS. Early in this administration, high-ranking Israeli officials and influential members of the American media

deployed a misinformation campaign that wholly undermined your America First platform and sowed pro-war sentiments to encourage a war with Iran. Oh, you sweet summer child. No, you dumbass. The America First Agenda was fascism from day one, and fascism is always itching for war. Simpleton. The echo chamber was used to, and by the way, yeah, influential members of the American media. Well, that wasn't MSNBC or MS now, NBC, CBS, ABC, CBS ABC. or PBS, that's another way of saying the blithering idiots at Rupert Murdox Fox News, as well as newsmuck, and Onan, the network that spills its news upon the ground, who are influential only to an audience of one. Okay?

So even that is a craven fig leaf. This echo chamber was used to deceive you into believing that Iran posed an imminent threat to the United States. And that should you strike now, there was a clear path to a swift victory. This was a lie and is the same tactic the Israelis used to draw us into the disastrous Iraq War that cost our nation the lives of thousands of our best men and women. we cannot make this mistake again. Well, oopsie, dumbass, we have. You're closing the barn door after the horses are long gone, Joseph.

And that paragraph, that phrasing, begs the question, what about his National Security Council? What about the really, really super double-plus secret probation smart? folks at the top of the chain of command in the Pentagon. Are they all just so high on their own supply that they never, that they didn't even stop to think about the fact that you can't win a war with air power alone? Whatever happened to the Powell Doctrine as a veteran who deployed to combat 11 times and as a gold star husband who lost my beloved wife Shannon in a war, manufactured by Israel, I cannot support sending the next generation off to fight and die in a war that serves no benefit to the American people nor justifies the cost of American lives.

Well, that part sounds a little bit like that Marine who was dragged out of the Senate chambers and had his hand broken by a cowardly shit-for-brain senator from what, Montana? Hannah, Sheehe, who kept yelling, no one wants to die for Israel. No one wants to die for Israel. So now we get to the praying part. I pray that you will reflect upon what we're doing in Iran. The time for bold action is now. What bold action?

Declare victory and get the fuck out? You can reverse course and chart a new path for our nation. or you can allow us to slip further toward the decline and chaos, you hold the cards. It was an honor to serve in your administration and to serve our great nation. I know. Lee in New York, senior director of Counterterrorism Center? We have one of those? I thought we had a terrorism center.

I'm Lee, confused in New York. Well, it's, I don't know, maybe it's kind of like FEMA. At one point, FEMA was led by a guy who. previous day. He had no, no experience whatsoever in disaster relief. In fact, his previous job had been as head of the Office of Nuclear Non-Proliferation or something like that. Signed Joseph Kent, Director, National Terrorism Center. Like I said, a reporter asked Trump at the presser

in the White House about Joseph Kent's resignation. Who? Mr. President Counterterrorism, Joe Kent.

He just resigned today. He said he can't support your conflict with Iran. What's your reaction to that?

And did you Well, I read his statement, and I always thought he was a nice guy, but I always thought he was

weak on security, very weak on security. I didn't know well, but I thought it seemed like a pretty nice

guy. Yeah, he wasn't. my type. But when I read a statement, I read... Yeah, sure. Then why did you appoint him, head of the National Counterterrorism Center if you thought he was weak on security?

Well, actually, Joe Biden appointed him. But it got worse. He attacked the president of Ireland in front of the... I can't pronounce Irish Gaelic for beans. Dowsick? Michael Martin in the Oval Office this afternoon. And eventually someone challenged him on something that the Irish president had said about war.

And the Irish know a little bit about war. The Irish know quite a bit about occupation. and about terrorism and about the manifest misery brought on by centuries of war. And that's the key to, I think, our collective future. We do take our lesson. Prime Minister, Mr. President, Mr. President, the Irish President has said that your war against Iran is illegal. It's an attack on international law.

Who said that? The Irish president. Look, he's lucky I exist. That's all I can say. Because if you're going to allow countries that are sick and demented, and they are demented, to have nuclear weapons, everybody in the whole world should be very thankful. And I'm disappointed in NATO, very disappointed.

I'm disappointed in a couple of other countries, too. But they should be very thankful that this group of people feels the way we do. Because if a country like Iran was allowed to have the power of a nuclear weapon, if we didn't stop them, I stopped them twice. I stopped my first term when I terminated

the Iran nuclear deal, which was Barack Obama's deal. It was one of the, maybe the worst deal I've ever seen. It gave everything to Iran, including billions of dollars in green cash. I don't mean cash. I mean green cash flown over by airplanes.

I can't to this day Where the fuck does that come from? Green cash, green. Tausach. So the Irish prime minister, says Steve in New York, say, and spit a lot. Tausich. Love you, Steve, but that's not terribly helpful. Is that tau or two?

Tausach. Am I close? Plain loads of green cash flown to Iran. That's something the Spirokeets came up with. Because just as a reminder, I don't have to tell you. You already know this, but, you know, making a record. The money that Iran got access to out of the JCPOA was Iran's money all along. We had frozen it.

and the president of Ireland is a woman now, Routts tells me. Yeah, their previous president, largely a ceremonial position, I guess had finally retired. He and his Bernese mountain dog, sweet popper. Plainloads of green cash. Because the word green was on his mind, because it's St. Patrick's Day. which was Barack Obama's deal. It was maybe the worst deal I've ever seen. It gave everything to Iran, including billions of dollars, in green cash.

I don't mean cash. I mean green cash flown over by airplanes. Yeah, planes just flying over Iran, pushing money out the backs of C-5s and C-130. Green cash just raining all over Iran. Ron. What a dumbass. And tens of millions of Americans went to the polls and voted for this dip shit. I mean, we can always ask what's wrong with him. But we will continue to make the same mistakes if we don't ask what the fuck is wrong with them.

I can't to this day believe that was allowed to happen. And come to think of it would be a good thing for somebody to look at. How could, does the president have the power to hand hundreds of millions of dollars of cash to terrorists? If it's their money, yes, he does. He does. And did. And the framework in place would have kept any of this from happening if nitwit Niro hadn't torn up the deal. I began with that and I terminated that deal.

If I didn't terminate that deal, we might not be here right now. If I didn't terminate that deal, unbelievable. If I didn't terminate that deal, we'd all be speaking Iranian now. Fair enoughly in New York. Obama didn't know how to make a deal. Did Obama get a free jet? And from Emilio, I don't mean cash. I mean paper cash.

The folding and spending kind. But what would have happened if you didn't tear up the deal? What would have happened? done the ass diacletian we might not be here right now if I didn't terminate that deal unbelievable nuclear holocaust would have

taken place and then I did it a second time when we hit them with the B2 bombers and we totally obliterated their potential nuclear weapon that the obliterating was last summer don't you remember or did or those brain cells

dead now too What an idiot. And funny, though, North Korea hates us as much or more than Iran does, and they've got nuclear missiles that Iran didn't have, and we haven't had a nuclear holocaust yet in the United States or any portion thereof. That's because, well, Kim Jong-Bedgolf pants and me, We get along real good.

We get along really, really good. And he's a great leader like me. And he knows we'd hit him really hard. We'd hit him so hard. We have troops in South Korea. We couldn't stop. We couldn't stop the North Korean Army if they wanted to cross the DMZ. We simply could not.

And we've never maintained the fiction that we could. It's just a reminder. that we're there and it would be a bad thing to start some shit. You know, the last guy was to want to use nuclear weapons in a conflict was Douglas MacArthur. And that was why Harry Truman fired his ass at great political and personal, a great political cost to Harry Truman. But he protected and defended the Constitution of the United States. against someone who had become a domestic enemy thereof by wanting to unleash a nuclear holocaust.

He wanted to nuke the red Chinese. And I'm sorry, but I can't help myself. I keep wondering if there are, in fact, people inside the Pentagon in his circles of power, what have you, who are whispering to him, sir, they come to me, they say, sir. I guess what I'm asking is, is there a Buck Turgensen somewhere? They would have had in less than one month. They think two weeks, but in less than one month. And it would have been, I believe it would have been a much different world than it is right now.

And all of this, and meanwhile, the prime minister is just sitting there looking at nitwit Nero. So bless his heart on St. Patrick's Day like a cow looking at a new gate, while the President of the United States openly insults the President of Ireland. I wonder if a response will be forthcoming. Jesus. As I've said so many times before, Dr. Strangelove isn't funny anymore. There it is. I just needed the right phrase. I think there it is.

Mr. President. there are one or two points I'd like to make if I may go ahead general one our hopes for recalling the eight hundred and forty-third bombing are quickly being reduced to a very low order of probability

in less than 15 minutes from now the ruskies will be making radar contact with the planes three when they do they are going to go absolutely ape and they're going to strike back with everything they got four if prior to this time We have done nothing further to suppress their retaliatory capabilities.

We will suffer virtual annihilation. Now, five. On the other hand, we were to immediately launch an all-out and coordinated attack on all their airfields and missile bases we'd stand a damn good chance of catching them with their pants down. Hell, we got a fire-to-one missile superiority as it is. We could easily assign three missiles to every target and still have a very effective reserve force for any other contingency.

Six. An unofficial study which we undertook of this eventuality indicated that we would destroy 90% of their nuclear capabilities. We would therefore prevail and suffer only modest and acceptable civilian casualties from the remaining force which would be badly damaged and uncoordinated. General, it is the avowed policy of our country never to strike first with nuclear weapons. Well, as President, I would say that General Ripper has already invalidated that policy. That was not an act of national policy, and there are still alternatives left open to us.

Mr. President, we are rapidly approaching a moment of truth, both for ourselves as human beings and for the life of our nation. Now, truth is not always a pleasant thing. But it is necessary now to make a choice, to choose between two admittedly regrettable, but nevertheless distinguishable post-war environments. One, where you've got 20 million people killed, and the other where you've got 150 million people killed. You're talking about mass murder, General, not war. Mr. President, I'm not saying we wouldn't get our hair must. But I do say no more than 10 to 20 million killed, tops, depending on the brakes.

I will not go down in history as the greatest mass murder since Adolf Hitler. Perhaps it might be better, Mr. President, if you were more concerned with the American people than with your image in history books. General Turgis, I think I've heard quite sufficient from you, thank you very much. Mr. President, they have the ambassador waiting upstairs. Oh, good. Any difficulty? They say he's having a fit about that squad of MPs. Well, that can't be helped.

Have him brought down his straight away. Yes, sir. Is that the Russian ambassador you're talking about? Yes, it is, General. And I don't understand the Russian ambassador is to be admitted entrance to the war room? That is correct. He is here on my orders. I don't know exactly how to put this, sir, but are you aware of what a serious breach of security that would be?

I mean, you see everything. He'll see the big board. Jesus. I feel like we're there. Do you feel like we're there? And the way that Buck Turgents and pouts when he gets called down by the president, leans back and chomps a little harder on that gum.

Oh, Bucky, you'll be back before you can even say blast off. But we talked about Joseph Kent. And the minute I saw his last name, thought of that scene from Shakespeare in love, of all things. Ladies upstage, gentlemen downstage, are you a lady, Mr. Kent? Well, Representative Jared Moskowitz showed up for a confab with Gooch Blitzha over on CNN. I have a feeling with changes in ownership at Warner Discovery.

There will be some personnel changes there fairly quickly. but talking to Wolf Jared Moskowitz had some thoughts on Mr. Kent on the Foreign Affairs Committee Congressman, thanks so much for joining us. First of all, where do you stand on President Trump's request

for U.S. allies, NATO allies, specifically, to help secure the Strait of her moves? And by the way, I apologize for the fact the audio is only in one channel. That ain't me. Obviously, I would be nice if they came and helped us, but this is clearly a failure of the administration to figure out what the plan for the Strait of Hormuz was before we went into the war. This is clearly an oversight. Everybody knew that if this ever happened, they would use the Strait of Hormuz. There wasn't a

secret, that that would be used as a choke point. And so now we're trying to build a coalition after the fact to try to do this. Now, thankfully, we passed a law after the first administration, first Trump administration, that wouldn't allow the president to pull us out of NATO because otherwise he would be threatening that. He can't do that now without the Senate. So that's important here. That's why you don't see that in Trump's talking points. But look, this is going to have repercussions with our allies, right? It does make us a look a little weak that we're coming to them and saying, hey, do you have any mine sweepers? You know, this is usually stuff that we do behind the scenes, right? And the fact that he's doing it

in front of the... Mrs. Kravitz, can we borrow a cup of minesweepers? The camera tells you that it doesn't look like men. the Allies are coming to our aid. Now, they should. They should try to help us get the Straits of Hormuz open. It's in their economic interest to get it open, right? It's in the world's economic interest to get it open. Most of the oil that flows to Europe and to Asia comes through the Straits of Hormuz, not necessarily the United States. So they should try to do it, but this is clearly a failure of the administration's planning before the war.

On another very sensitive issue that just came up today, President Trump's now former director of the National Counterterrorism Center, Joe Kent, has just resigned publicly, and I'm quoting him now, Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby. How do you respond to that? Well, I don't care what Joe Kent said, right? Democrats opposed Joe Kent getting that position. He was confirmed by the Senate. He may have been confirmed by the Senate. He wasn't confirmed by Democrats. He was confirmed by Republicans, okay? This is a guy who went on Nazi sympathizer podcasts. You know, this is someone who's exposed pro-Kremlin talking points, thinks that, you know, Putin had some justifications.

to go into Ukraine. You know, he said Anthony Fauci should be charged with murder. He's not exactly the messenger here that I think we should be putting up, even if you agree with some of his points in the letter. So I'm glad he's gone. You know, he should never have gotten that position, quite frankly. He ran in a very extreme campaign with, you know, racist, Islamophobic sort of language when he ran for Congress, when he lost, which is why he wound up in the administration. But look, I think if you look at the evidence and you look at the briefings, Congress, gotten, they've not been able to make the case that there was this imminent threat immediately to the United States from Iran.

Obviously, we want to get rid of the nuclear program. That's been the United States policy for decades trying to get rid of the nuclear program. But they've not made the case why they had to go. We've heard, well, they, they, they, they were trying to create a ballistic missile shield and they were on their way. You know, look, they should have been clearer with the American people why the president felt he needed to go there. But look, I voted for the war powers resolution, and

Congress. This is clearly a war. It clearly needed to come to Congress for a vote, and that's why I voted for that. He did put out a statement disavowing any connections to extremism. Who did? Joe Kent? Yeah. Okay, great. You know, he said he met this guy on the street. Gruby. Oh, yeah, yeah. Wolf, you and I have not wound up on a Nazi sympathizer podcast, right? It's not something that accidentally happens. Okay, he's an extremist. He's had links to the proud boys. This is, this is not a guy that Democrats want to associate with. that lately what's happening is there are people in the MAGA movement like Marjorie Taylor Green that come out and say things that we now like. But I think the messenger kind of matters. These are people with decades of history of dividing America, you know, saying all sorts

of extreme positions to, you know, to appeal to the most extreme in our society. And so I'm actually happy Joe Kent is gone, even if we agree with some points in his letter. And you remember when he was running for Congress, you came out against him, even though you're not in the Senate. You couldn't vote against this confirmation, but you came out against them. Oh, yeah, and so did most of the Democratic Party. We were on the record with Joe Kent, because we saw what his congressional campaign was like, right? And we saw the things that he was doing in order to get elected to Congress. He ran one of the most extreme congressional races. It's why he lost a Trump district. He was a Republican running in a Trump district, and the Trump district

decided he was too extreme for them and elected a Democrat. Interesting. The House is expected to vote again on a war powers resolution seeking to limit President Trump's military actions against Iran, even if it passes this time, what would it really accomplish besides just symbolically rebuking the president? That's all I would accomplish. It would be symbolic because you would need the Senate to obviously pass it as well. It failed in the Senate a week ago, and then it failed on the House. And so look, if it comes up again, I'll support it because Congress's authority under Article 1 has been weakened by both Republican and Democratic administrations when we have the whole kit and caboodle. So when Democrats have the House, the Senate, and the executive branch, we have weakened Congress's authority. We have to reestablish ourselves, not just when it comes to the war powers, but when it comes to all sorts of stuff, we don't pass laws in Congress anymore.

We let the executive branch do all this rulemaking, so that way we don't have to take positions. And when you have a weak Congress, you then can have a run amok executive branch, and that's what we're seeing. And Mike Johnson has allowed this executive branch to have more power than in the history of the United States. Congress has to clause some of that power back. You know, he, to be fair, he at least criticized, you know, the administration. But did you notice the quick bob and weave when Blitzer mentioned the Israeli influence? That's when he pivoted to, oh, he's a Nazi. Well, Joe Kent is who Joe Kent is. But that doesn't mean that APEC isn't a pernesty. influence on government. They have vast amounts of money. They spread it around. Look, you know, there are lots of pernicious influences on government. Apex one. The oil lobby is another. At one point in time, big tobacco. But what is this maggot Congress worried about? Big gay.

Yeah, really. But I've talked about, you know, the question of whether or not we have have generals who would dare to say no to nitwit Nero. Apparently, something similar was on the mind of Representative Eugene Vindman of Virginia when he started asking questions in an Armed Services Subcommittee Committee hearing earlier today. Your ranking member. So in your testimony and the statements provided, there are a number of terms that have been mentioned. There's FTO, foreign terrorist organization, DTO designated terrorist organization, narco terrorists, narco-traffickers, transnational criminal organizations. And so this is complicated even for somebody like myself that spent 25 years in the Army and at Jack Corps. What criteria does Southcom use to determine when a criminal organization or vessel qualifies as a terrorist rather than a law enforcement target? And how do you ensure that this expanding definition does not blur the lines between military operations and traditional counter-narcotics policing?

Congressman, thank you for that. And I appreciate you highlighting the number of definitions. This is 41 days in. I have my cheat sheet because I'm learning the definitions. And specifically, my authorities as a combatant commander, I can design. designate OTOs and we have designated a number of the other terrorist organizations inside the Southcom area of Responsibility and in a once they're designated as OTOs I have the ability to use what we call the CT the counterterrorism X-Oard to apply different authorities and different capabilities against those threats So that's where it starts for me as a combatant commander is OTOs

So you've you have the the authority to designate terrorist organizations has been delegated down to you from the SACDF? per our current X-Word get delegated by the chairman of the joint-shue staff the CTX-ord I can then I go through a process and the process includes submitting that request up for approval all the way to sec war and above and then back down if I if I choose to designate them OTOs okay gotcha please proceed so at the same time the term DTOs identified by the President of the United States as a term we're using now against cartels non-state armed groups are now designated as DTOs. Their actions constitute an armed attack against the United States,

and the U.S. is in a non- international armed conflict with these DTOs. And any action we take, whether that's enhanced counter-narcotics or a maritime strike, are tied to the DTO definition. And is that tied to their activity? Like, are they directly participating in hostilities or just on their status? We base that on the actual definition of a terrorist organization, And we have, you know, it's those armed groups that are impacting a threat to U.S. personnel, a threat to our partners now.

That's hostile act, hostile intent. That's status-based targeting. Is this status-based targeting or is this – sorry, that's action-based targeting. Is this status-based targeting or action-based targeting? Congressman, I want to make sure I understand the question because in the targeting process that we execute right now under the Larobomb conflict, We have a certain criteria we go through for the action targeting process self. Is that the question, Congressman? Let me, because I'm running out of time here,

you have lawyers that are advising throughout the targeting process, correct? Absolutely, Congressman. So, and this is from Mr. Hugh Meyer's testimony. There are 45 total kinetic attacks killing 157 members and 47 narco-trafficking vessels. How many survivors in those strikes? Congressman, so just to clarify on the designated terrorist organizations, that's illegal. The boat strikes, how many survivors out of the...

I defer the operational aspects to the Southcom, but just if you want me to clarify a little bit, designate terrorist. No, I just want to know the number. Any sense? Congressman, I'm tracking the numbers you've offered, and what I'm focused on ever since I took command 41 days ago. Then I would have to get back to you in the number of survivors, Congressman. Let me, two is my understanding. And so my question is this. All of that palaver and General Donovan doesn't know that the number of survivors is two. He's just another salute snapper.

Four stars on his shoulder boards and everything. We heard Secretary of Defense this weekend talk about no quarter, no survivors. an order been issued to you on no quarter, no survivors? General Donovan? Congressman, that is no. No. And would you consider such an order lawful? Congressman, I'm personally responsible for upholding the core principles

and necessity, distinction, personality, and humanity, and that's part of my... General Donovan, I mean, this is a sort of, like, basic question. Is a no-quarter, no-mercy order, lawful or unlawful? lawful. Congressman, I would not file an unlawful order. Okay. That's an unlawful order. Gentleman's times expired. General... The gentleman's times expired. He's about to... He's about to get General Donovan in a terrible, terrible, terrible hot water. He could not say that no mercy, no quarter is not a lawful order, because that would get him shit-canned by the DUI hire Whiskey Pete Kegbreath.

Do we see where these people's loyalties lie? Oath to the Constitution be damned. Their loyalties are to their careers and their futures. No more of this, we pledge our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor bullshit. The, general, the number was two. and that's an unlawful order. No mercy, no quarter. I've said it before and been proven, right? I'll say it again and I'll be right again. We are in deeper trouble than we even begin to know. Again, from the same House Armed Services Committee hearing,

you'll recall that the illegal war against Venezuela, they're running a little behind, but they're not getting a lot of cooperation. Adam Smith of Washington wanted to know. No, another simple question. Because, again, we start an illegal war against Venezuela. Because of the drug trafficking. Okay. Then the question becomes one of, how do you measure the drugs coming into the United States? As a ranking member.

For General Donovan, Mr. Humeyer, so how would you measure successes at this point? Do you have any measurable facts that show fewer drugs, less drugs, however you would put that, are getting into the U.S.? Is this something that we're measuring in some way? I'm happy to take that, Ranking Member. Sure. So, as I mentioned on those four lanes of the drug flows, the way that we're looking at policy within the Pentagon is movements of vessels and then degrading the capability of the organizations. It's not so much focus on the commodities, whether it's drugs, it could be weapons. Sure, I get that, but ultimately, and I understand that, you're trying to do the plot,

but have you measure, I mean, the ultimate impact, I mean, you can guess at how well they're doing in that four lane highway. I guess you can look and see how many, you know, cars, boats, whatever, are on it. But ultimately, the measurement of how many drugs are getting into the U.S. Do we have any measurement on that particular piece of it? Yeah, I know. What we measured, a ranking member, is the decrease in the movements of the vessels. So there's been a 20% decrease in the eastern Caribbean on the movement of those vessels. But that's a no in terms of the drugs actually getting into the U.S.

Yeah, because if you try to measure the Venezuelan influence on fentanyl getting into the United States, you get a big fat goose egg. But Mr. Hemeyer, who appears to be a civilian employee at the Pentagon, he can't answer that question truthfully either. And look, I don't disagree necessarily with the effort to stop this. I think figuring out whether or not this is working, bottom line is, are drugs getting into the U.S. or aren't that? Well, we went 45 days, Ranking Member, without having a vessel move through the Eastern Caribbean. I think when you don't have any movement,

there's likely not going to be any type of drugs or any other commodities. Sure, unless there's four, like you just said, there's four lanes on that highway. So not necessarily, is my point. I mean, true measure of this would be, you know, okay, which four lanes? The true measure is how many drugs are getting into the U.S. So I think we need to, and you obviously work with domestic agencies that have more oversight on that than you do.

That's the measure of whether or not you're hitting that four-lane highway in the right way, isn't it? Correct. But it's also the measurement of how many drug overdoses deaths we have inside the United States. And that obviously goes beyond to the interagency. But we have seen record drops. That's an answer. Now, it's not necessarily controlling answer. There's a lot of different things that can contribute to overdose deaths.

But that's what we're sort of looking for. And if you're really going to measure this, that's where you need to focus. And that's the next portion of the question is, so you're doing the boat strikes primarily in international waters, Caribbean, Pacific. Is there a feeling that you're going to be moving to a lot more terrestrial strikes? Sorry, blind strikes, however one would put that. Yes, Rakey members. So the purpose of the coalition is to look at where our partners are looking at the primary threats that are facing narco-terrorism. In many cases, it is on land.

It is inside within the, many times on their borders. But those efforts are doing in partnership with these host nation governments and with their permission. So in the case of Ecuador, for instance, they gave us both their consent. So you do not intend to take any unilateral strikes on the sovereign territory of other nations. Ranking Mayor, I reserve the right in the decision space of the White House and the president to make those decisions. I know at the Department of War is that part of the plan at the moment? Oh, he said Department of War. to give all options to the president.

I understand that. It's not an answer to the question. So is it part of, it's not, I think you're saying it's not part of the plan at the moment, but it might be. Currently, we are focused on partner-led-de-terms-focused operations through this. Yeah, it might be. Depends on what the spirochetes want on a day that ends in why. Jesus. Absolute, unmitigated madness.

And by the way, I just heard from, I just heard from Victoria. and I will I want to go back to email for a minute because I got a sweet and well bitter sweet note from Billable Rick the 45-4590 challenge Billable says I'd like to offer the following challenge

in honor of my late father Ronald who would have turned 90 today had he survived lung cancer he lived only 45 years and four days on this planet he's now been gone almost 45 years having passed away in 1981. So I'll pledge $45, which can be applied to any extant challenge,

and we'll add another $45 for a total of 90 once that challenge has been met. My father was a very good man, loving husband and father to six children, all of whom turned out to be fine human beings, including even me. I agree, you are a fine, fine, fine human being, billable. Dad was always supportive of whatever his children did and never missed his kids' athletic events, whether they'd be basketball, football, tennis. My father loved to play golf and I used to caddy for him on Saturday mornings at 5.45 a.m. when the dew was still on the grass. He passed on his love of golf, Chicago sports teams and other

interests. To me, I miss him every day, says Billable, and I strive to be as good a good man as he was. That's so kind of you, so sweet and so warm in your thought. I know miss my dad and my mom every day too. Dad's been gone 19 years, and it seems like only yesterday. So thank you for the challenge. If anybody would like to kick in 45 bucks or some portion thereof, billable will double it to 90, and that'll get us down to 715 and 16 more beyond that, and we won't be dealing with a four-digit.

to be a deficit tomorrow. So thank you. Thank you, Billable. And it's obvious that his memory is a blessing to you and your and your siblings. And Stephen New York asked a moment ago during some of the craziness. Can we at least try this? Blair's Slim Whitman at the White House and see what happens. Very nice Mars attacks reference. See. And as to overdoses since that Maggot Pentagon official wanted to talk about them. Matt in San Francisco says there are a lot of factors that come into play with overdose deaths. Every time I overdosed, it was the drugs. Yeah.

Pretty sure it's the drugs. Indeed, Matt. Thank you for that. Oh, and going back to the mental health vaccine that Clarence, mentioned. Cynthia said, just telling the mental health vaccine is a shot of extra special and potent testosterone, I'm sure whalehead dead bear brainworm lamprey would really shoot it up then. And Cynthia added, by the way, I'm stepping out to go get my COVID booster. I guess we reminded her. It's been six months and about time I got another one. And besides, I love my vaccines. I know.

And speaking of vaccines, well, this. A federal judge put the kibosh on whalehead dead bear brainworm lampre's vaccine agenda and they talked about it with a former CDC official over on MS now and Dr. Howrie we need vaccines. We save lives, countless lives. The judge has argued that the government sidesteped the CDC's vaccine advisory panel, which for decades has decided how vaccine recommendations are made. And typically it's the best experts in the country that are helping to inform some of these decisions. The judge called the move a, quote, strong indication of something more fundamentally problematic, an abandonment of the technical knowledge and expertise embodied by that committee.

What did that mean for you? And how are you looking at this new ruling? Well, honestly, I'm just pleased for the children, in our country because you look at the increase we've seen in flu deaths and measles deaths, whooping cough deaths, and changes in access to vaccines would impact that. For me, this was validating in that we had raised myself and my colleagues who had left concerns about the secretary not following the president's executive order around radical transparency and gold standard science. And when you fire experts and bring in people who don't have the qualifications

and you don't follow scientific review and put out ideological decisions, there's an impact that isn't good for America. And Dr. Howary, we need vaccines. These save lives, countless lives. The judge has argued that the government sidesteped the CDC's Vaccine Advisory Panel, which for... Yeah. When you fire experts bringing people who don't have the qualifications,

don't follow scientific review and put out ideological decisions, there's an impact that isn't good for America. I think that qualifies as the understatement of the evening as far as this program is concerned. And by the way, the ongoing attempt to terrorize the people of the United States by the White House continues. Earlier today, a senior Trump administration official identified as such by Reuters said that some small U.S. airports may have to close because the maggots refused to make common sense reforms to how ICE operates like by taking away their little masks

and making them wear body cameras and actually have real live, no kidding, training. But the folks at DHS, which should be abolished, said absences among transferred TSA airport security officers was at 10.2%

Monday and it had been 10.1% on no shows for Sunday. And about 50,000 TSA workers have been working without pay. Acting TSA administrator Adam Stahl, speaking, of course, to Fox News TV Radio Rwanda, said, As the weeks continue, if this continues, it's not hyperbole to suggest that we may have to quite literally shut down airport. And earlier today, Mullah Moses Mike Johnson, the Southern Baptist Gospel Sharp, said, Uh, our small airports are reaching the breaking point. Aw.

Try another lie. DHS said 366 TSA officers had quit. Well, maybe they should make clear to their higher-ups that they think that having the ice goons wear masks would, in fact, be a pretty nice idea. Jesus. But speaking of judges handing the administration, they're asked, by the way, Randy Radar says, you should tell people that people can give via credit card. I thought that was already fairly obvious,

but on the PayPal and Patreon thing, but maybe not. But yeah, billable's got $45 out there that would like to meet 45 others in memory of his gone. dearly departed father's 90th birthday, which would have been today. So this is a today-only kind of challenge. But like I said, speaking of judges getting fed up with the Maggot DOJ. Oh, and by the way, Jojo Blondie is looking worse and worse. Her face is getting as leathery as her orange daddies. But, well, there was a child pornography sentencing hearing yesterday in New Jersey. The federal judge presiding was Zahid in Qarashi, and he literally threw the lead prosecutor,

a maggot lick spittle named Mark Coyne out of the courtroom, and said he wanted to know who's running the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of New Jersey. He kept asking questions of the pettifogger coin, and when coin was not forthcoming, remember, a lawyer has an ethical obligation to be forthcoming to the court. Then Judge Karashi started asking questions of his briefcase carrier, one Daniel Rosenblum, and he wanted to know, simple question. is counsel for the parking garage, Alina, Habana, Habana, Habana, maintaining hidden control over office operations. And Coyne kept trying to interrupt the judge. And eventually the judge said, sit down, counselor.

You don't get to blindside the court and do whatever it is you guys want to do. So if you continue to speak, you can leave. And then he went on to the judge did. inquire of lawyer Rosenblum about a fucked-up plea deal that lacked complete evidence and asked, how did this screw up happen? Was it your office, the U.S. Attorney's Office, the FBI, or both? How did you execute a plea agreement without knowing all the evidence? And meanwhile, well, counsel for the parking garage, Alina, Habana, Habana, Habana, Habana. said, I'm not the U.S. attorney anymore. I left my post.

And said, Coyne, it was a talented lawyer and deserved respect. And the judge said, you have lost the confidence in the trust of this court. You've lost the confidence in the trust of the New Jersey legal community. And you're losing the trust and confidence of the public. Are losing? Are losing? Uh, your honor, with all due respect, I think we've got a verb tense problem there. respect well is on a well a horse bound for the border i have to believe i have to hope

that somewhere in the future we can have a return to confidence in this country well thank you to a kind anonymous internet friend billable rick's challenge has been met and in these waning moments of the program because i do have to get going she's almost off work. If we raise 16 bucks, we will not be at $1,000 or more for tomorrow's fundraising goal. So thank you, kind of anonymous internet friend, and thank you Billable for making the challenge and, well, all the good memories of your father to you. 45 is an awfully young age, awfully young indeed. And as far as the final story is concerned. Well, we haven't had a Tulsai Gabbard citing in a while.

Director Skunkhead has been noticeably absent. Well, since people started posting pictures of her, of the T-shirt that she was shilling back in 2020 that said no war with Iran. And, well, when Mr. Kent sent his letter earlier today, Tulsi offered up a pathetic excuse. The officer of the director of national intelligence is responsible for helping coordinate and integrate all intelligence to provide the president and commander-in-chief with the best information available to inform his decisions

after carefully reviewing all the information before him, President Trump concluded that the terrorist Islamist regime in Iran posed an imminent threat and he took action based on that conclusion. This immediately triggered a response from Green Glenwald, who turns every dispute into a seventh grade mean girl slap fight. Pathetic, craving, desperate for power, total and permanent drain of integrity. Really? Really, Green Glenwald? A drain of integrity? You have to have integrity before you can dream. it and she never did another former national security staffer tommy vitor said this neither contradicts joe kent nor defends the president's iran policy sam stein over at the bulwark said a statement clearly made in response to kent but one that actually never says if she supports the war

jonathan karl from abc news said the director of national intelligence says that an imminent threat is whatever the president says is an imminent threat well isn't that's not just i mean That's kind of hand in glove with what our most puissant dread sovereign Supreme Catholic Majesty said in the summer of 20, 25, 4, wasn't it? Yeah. She's pathetic and slimy. And remember, this woman once said, oh, I'm a Democrat. It's pathetic.

Donald Trump was overwhelmingly elected by the American people to be our president and commander in chief. as our commander in chief, he is responsible for determining what is and is not an imminent threat and whether or not to take action he deems necessary to protect the safety and security of our troops, the American people, and our country. Oh, Tulsi, you didn't say that Daddy was a military genius on the level of von Klausovitz. You could be seeing the underside of the bus any day now. Oh, yes, yes, Ralphs has a challenge from earlier and that.

the program. Thank you, Ralph. And maybe we can wrap up with this and get down under that $1,000 mark. Pick of the moment, Trump sends clear message to Allies on Iran, from the Democratic Underground, $25 challenge for Donnie's flip-flop. Thank you, Ralph. Thank you so much. And, frankly, I'm waiting for it to load. We can do this. There it is. Yeah. Trump sends clear message to allies on Iran. We talked about this a little bit yesterday. Casey Hunt featured it on CNN. Donald Trump News Conference, March 16th, 2026, 1219 p.m. EDT.

We want them to come and help us with the straight. And then at 1256 p.m. EDT. We don't need anybody. We don't need them. Thank you for the challenge routes. Look, the spiro keys, I mentioned from time to talk. that the spirochetes shriek each to each. Well, it doesn't mean they're necessarily communicating.

One spirokeet told him at one thing at 1216, another spirokeet told him something else at 1256, okay? So thank you, Ralph. And if somebody wants to jump in overnight, that's helpful, too. Oh, and by the way, over at CBS News, apparently they have since Ellison, the Ellison's, maggots that they are and their Skydance media conglomerate have taken over. And Barry Weiss. Yeah, Barry, I tell you what, you're really kicking ass and taking names. The CBS Evening News featuring Katie Turibles hubby has now plunged below the horrifying 4 million viewer mark.

That was news from Variety earlier today. And for the weekending March 13th, the CBS evening news drew only 3.83 million viewers. And of that, only a truly paltry, 468,000 of them were in the 25 to 54 age demographic that, well, advertisers crave. Just by comparison, ABC's World News Tonight got 8.48 million viewers and NBC's Nightly News brought in 6.51 million, whereas, well, C, B.S. News has hemorrhage 15% of its viewership in the coveted 25 to 54 demographic. The question is, does that make the Ellison's happy or unhappy? I mean, they're billionaires. All they can think about is money, but here we are. So, that's the program.

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