Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid - MoreWar Monday, Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid, 2 March 2026

Episode Date: March 3, 2026

A monster whom the TrumpStein files says killed little girls has slaughtered over a hundred little girls in Iran. Cankles Caligula drags the U.S. of A. further into his own sordid filth, even as the flesh of his body rejects him. 

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It wasn't that difficult to predict, but if you recall, in Friday's program, I think it was as we were nearing sign-off. I said, hey, maybe tomorrow, being Saturday the 28th, maybe he finally gets his war against Iran on Saturday. because he likes to do it on the weekend when the markets are closed and when he thinks that, you know, there'll be a skeleton crew in at the multimillionaire for-profit media outlets and such like. And the prophetic powers of your humble Ostice were proving, proven Mickle strong indeed. But when I woke up Saturday to, and, you know, picked up my phone and saw that he had, in fact, with no provocation whatsoever, attacked Iran, and then the blood numbers started rolling in, or I thought about something. And so I thought it might be an interesting experiment to go back. to the remarks of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, president of the United States on the 8th day of December 1941,

only bring it up to date. Mr. Vice President, Mr. Speaker, members of the Senate, and of the House of Representatives. Saturday, February 28, 2006, a date which will live in infamy, the people of Iran were suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the United States of America. Iran was at peace with us, and at our solicitation was still in conversation with our government and our president looking toward maintenance of peace. in the Middle East. Indeed, one hour after American air squadrons and missiles had commenced bombing

in the Iranian countryside and in Tehran, the President of the United States and his boot-lickers delivered to Iran a declaration that Iran, which had not fired a declaration that Iran, which had not fired a shot at us must immediately surrender. And it goes on in that vein. And I am sick at my soul. The flag of the United States of America has been dragged through the muck, dragged through filth by this God-forsaken,

old pervert, desperate to get America's attention off of his perversions and those of his friends. In fact, because the goddess of irony is paying such close attention in all of these matters, they even, she even made them choose an operation name for this filthy act of unprovoked violence that would remind the world exactly what? what this was about, they want to call it Operation Epic Fury because that sounds so manly and butch. But just as the goddess of irony was at heart with hard at work at the beginning of Bush War II back in the beginning of this century, you might recall the original name for

our unprovoked attack on the innocent people of Iraq was Operation Iraqi, Liberation, And shortly after coming up with that gem, the geniuses in the Pentagon realized that it spelled the real reason. So that that cowardly attack, oil. Well, it's happened again. And they, you know, the goons in the Pentagon really have no choice in this matter. their infamy hangs about them like the stench of the cess pit from which they emerged. Operation Epic Fury. Let's see. Let's spell the word epic. E.P. Oh, S-T-E-I-N. Operation Epstein Fury, y'all. Micah mentioned that to me. Holy shit.

So not that I'm the tell people what to do, girl, but maybe consider using that phrase frequently in your discussions or social media postings, whatever. Help it get traction, help it get legs, and remind the world why the United States of America is slaughtering little girls in Iran. because we did. We slaughtered a lot of little girls. All at the urging of a psychopath or a group of psychopaths running the government of our partner in peace, the fascist pariah state of Israel. Interesting, isn't it, how just a week or so before America's ambassador to Israel, pastor, brother, governor, minister, former presidential candidate,

diabetes, the phony cure salesman, Mike Huxterby, had agreed in conversation with testicle toasting Tuckio Rose Carlson that, yep, God done said for Israel to take over the entire Middle East

all the way from the Euphrates River, plumed to the Mediterranean Ocean, and from the mountains of Syria, all the way down to the mountains of the Saudi Peninsula and Egypt. And here we are. I have so many things, so many things I want to bring, just make mention of. There are so many disgusting aspects to this. There aren't any non-disgusting aspects of this. let's uh let's start with so much for the military not following illegal orders all the way down the chain of command they snapped salutes and said yes sir let's go murders and children

who wow because murka hell yeah and let me make clear this is no and i hate the fact that I have to make this clear. Because I've watched the weasel wording of the multi-millionaire for-profit media over the course of the weekend. And honestly, it's grossed me out. Politicians, media, talking heads, what have you. And it's all been couched in the same terms. Well, I don't like Iran. but the president needed to tell Congress,

at least George Bush went to Congress, and that's sickening too. The government of Iran is and has been a nightmare. But I happen to have the long view of history, and it's a nightmare that we created. They had a nice little democratic government going on. on back in the early 50s and Winnie Churchill originally asked Harry Truman to go and please overthrow the Iranian democracy. And Harry Truman said, no, Winnie, you're drunk, I won't do that. And then Ike got in and Winnie tried it again. I say there, Ike, those wogs over in Pezia have gotten all above their station and they think the oil that is under their gland is their oil.

Could you get some of your fellows to go over and overturn their democracy so that we can put a nice, friendly, autocratic king on the peacock throne? And Eisenhower, to his forever shame, said, sure, we can do that. and that and that so few people remember but when the Iranian revolution came along in the 1970s well they weren't just carrying pictures of the exiled Ayatollah Khomeini they were carrying pictures of their prime minister Mohammed Mossadegh who had been deposed and removed from public life. We did that. And they have a long memory in places like Iran and nitwit Niro is of course a fucking moron telling me, okay, Iranian people, you just rise up and work with the Iranian

Revolution, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard and you have a democracy. Jesus God. And I was messaging briefly with Chris in Germany on Saturday. And I said it reminds me of the immortal words of Ambassador Kissoff and Dr. Strangelove. The fools. The mad fool. Because almost every possible outcome of this disgusting sneak attack comes out poorly. The odds of the happy ending are so slim as to be.

mathematically none. But regardless, you know, the for-profit media talking heads and whatnot and the members of Congress who aren't absolute maggots. Well, I certainly didn't like Ayatollah Khomeini. And I'm glad he's dead. Well, goody for you. And I want to be careful of what I say here. but the fact of the matter is, well, a little more history, back in the aftermath of Watergate,

when we were trying to write the ship of state after our dalliance with Richard Millhouse-pinhead Nixon, thank you, Harry Truman, and with only a dozen years or so between the assassination of John Kennedy and what was then the present day, President Gerald, R. Ford, sit, liberty, sit. President Gerald R. Ford signed an executive order banning the assassination of foreign leaders. Because among other things, in what was then known as the Church Commission, legislators had discovered, all the really filthy, slimy, stupid things we had tried to do to Fidel Castro. like putting what itching powder in his scuba suit or trying to make his beard fall out and even no really exploding cigars and we failed with each and every effort

So having experienced the assassination of an American president in full view of an entire parade route, and not being entirely certain just to who it was that got up to that, we decided governmentally, we the people, that we would not participate in the assassination of foreign leaders. By the way, there's also a statute in the U.S. Code that says it's illegal to try to or to assassinate a foreign leader. Curious thing is, I read that statute over the weekend, and it presupposes that the government of the United States will charge and punish the person who did it. Oh, this disgusting murder. and that's all it is. Just a cheap, shitty mob hit. With the United States as the mob. Well, to paraphrase JFK, who said,

success has a thousand fathers, but failure is an orphan. This failure has a bunch of fathers and some mamas, or at least a mother. I'm speaking, of course, about old balls and strikes Roberts and Sammy Bad Breath and Clarence Pubes on the Coke can Fappy Thomas, brat boy Neil, and beer boof and bab-bub-b-b-b-brat cavan, his law clerks squee and quiff. And, of course, The Handmaid. All of whom said, in the summer of 2024, hey, let's put the president of the United States above the law and give him immunity for all official acts, what could possibly go wrong? Well, here's your sign, you fuckwits, you shitty sophists, you miserable handmaidens to murder. Because again, that's what it was. It was murder. And the Keir Starmor,

that man of silly putty, the Prime Minister of the UK ran to the nearest microphone to say, I say, old chap. The UK had nothing to do with this attack, so please Iranian death squads and sleeper cells. Don't blow me up, if you don't mind. If you want to take someone else, take Andrew. We can do without him. But not us. We had nothing to do with it.

But Ithulhamenei was a terrible person, and if anyone deserved to die, it was certainly him. And they brought out this gang of punks and thugs and footpads and cut purses and highwaymen and ditch dwellers. Well, they brought out all the old 2000 and all the greatest hits from 2003, like, Well, I had to do it because he was killing his own people. But before that it had been, there were only 15 seconds of. away from having a nuclear weapon. And then it was, well, we decided it was time for regime change. Because I haven't heard a lot of coverage or seen that goes into any sort of detail beyond

the mere recitation of the fact that not only did we murder Ayatollah Khanei, we also murdered his wife. We murdered his daughter. we murdered his grandchildren. We murdered the whole family. Rumor has it that we tried to take out as many people as we possibly could, so that there couldn't be any leadership structure whatsoever in that country, even going so far as to wipe out the former president,

president on the dinner jacket and his family. And then there's the school, a school for girls, where we slaughtered the hell out of them. And of course, we know who drove this bus all along. Our partners in peace, Israel. ironic that only a couple of days before, I had read an article talking about how the modern opinion on Israel especially among young Americans is somewhere below the lowest level of hell that Dante could come up with. And of course, you know, Israel doesn't have any compunction against slaughtering a school full of little girls. Look at what they did in Gaza.

And nitwit Niro, after what we know from the Epstein files? nitwit Niro killing little girls? I'm sure his only regret was that he didn't get to fuck them first. He is a vile man, a wicked man, an evil man, only slightly less evil, perhaps, than Bibi Netanyahu. What's that saying? Bibi Netanyahu is willing to fight Iran down to the last American. He certainly isn't going to take his chicken shit military and go march. across Jordan, Syria, Iraq, and into Iran.

That Iran is a country, as we have been reminded frequently over the weekend, of some 90 million people, most of whom would not take kindly to having their country invaded. But does the slaughter of little girls bother say the Israeli forces, Ministry, you don't think, you're not a sweet summer child, are you? No, of course not. The Israeli foreign ministry is positively giddy about having slaughtered some little girls. Just like they were giddy when they slaughtered children in Gaza and to go back to the old oil, cooking oil commercial of the 70s. And we helped. this is disgusting absolutely repulsive but yeah when asked about the slaughter of the little girls

the spokes creep for the Israeli foreign ministry well I'm not going to tell you you just hear what he had to say it's doing we are aiming at military targets but the Iranian regime is targeting our civilians our children our women our elderly our But this is not only happening here in Israel. The Iranian regime is attacking the entire region. Eight countries, I repeat, eight countries in the region were attacked by ballistic missiles of Iran. Not only Israel, Arab countries are targeted by Iranian regime missiles. missiles. And we say it very clear. We don't have any fight, any quarrel with the Iranian people.

The only objective, the only quarrel is the Iranian regime murderous attacks. This is what it's all about. Now I'll take some questions, please. Khomeini, the Iranian regime, have clearly done terrible things, particularly to their own people. But your prime minister is a wanted war criminal. You don't have the moral high ground here at all. This is a war crime. This is a war crime. Pointing to rubble.

Targeting elderly woman, killing, murdering her caregiver from the Philippines. And the Iranian regime is targeting not only us in Israel. the entire region. What about the hundred or so schoolgirls in Iran that are being killed in a strike? And this must stop. This must be stopped. And this is what we're trying to do. Yes, next question, please. What about the school girls you murdered? Next question, please. Monsters. Israel starts another war with Iran, wags the dog and gets the United States to waste our blood and our treasure on this fool's enterprise. And then has the unmitigated gall to say, Iran is attacking civilian targets. Well, how's it feel, motherfucker?

How's it feel to have a town in Israel suddenly look a lot like Gaza, you piece of garbage, you absolute filth? How's it feel? Huh? How does it feel? What little girls? What women? What children? Of course Iran responded.

They knew Iran would respond. What? Did they think that they were going to connive the United States into attacking Iran alongside them and starting a war and Iran would just say, ho-hum? Hit us again. I can put a little stank on it. Jesus. Flavio with a note.

Operation Epstein Ferry. That little smirking troll, Miss Lindsay went on TV and declared Cuba is next, well, maybe Cuba was first. Because we've now seen, thanks to, well, among other things, our pal Mark posted over on my post about the first deaths from this filthy war, the first American deaths. He posted the pictures of the men and their weapons who were caught trying to invade Cuba. been there before and uh from uh sylvie falling out of my chair so sorry roxan but your voice for president roosevelt sounded uncannily like howard cocell i'm dying over here oh that's okay all my new yorkers sound the same yeah i think operation epstein fere epstein fury or epstein

furry is taking hold, George. And Bulmer Bob, nice to know, note from the future. Bob says, I just got back from the future in my DeLorean. Don't worry, Robin. This all makes sense in the 31st century. Oh, that's comforting, I guess, for people in the 31st century. A thousand years from now, and golly. Who knows?

People in that part of the world are probably still be trying to slaughter other people in that part of the world. And as for that creep from the Israeli foreign ministry, Iran hit targets, American military targets, bases in that shitty corner of the world. They didn't attack Maga Loco or the White House trying to assassinate Trump. No, no, they didn't. Oh, and by the way, it may be biblical plague time. Nittwit Niro lately has been seen with this ugly, ugly, nasty red rash creeping up his neck. There's one photograph that clearly shows the rash coming up above his shirt collar, and you can see his right ear. Remember the fight, fight, fight ear?

Not a scar to be found. not even a nick hmm how about that I've seen speculation that it shingles I prefer to think it's a biblical plague I prefer to think that that the old cranky desert sky daddy has actually figured out who's in the right and who's in the wrong on this one and if he if he is gone back into the plague business well I don't know maybe nitwit Nero wants to tell junior there his firstborn son maybe he wants to keep him in a

I don't know put him in a moon suit and wrap that in bubble wrap yeah God this is so disgusting for Michael anything to distract from Epstein when the heat turns up on Epstein and Trump he does this first it was Venezuelan now Iran I honestly think Beebe the Nazi

see jew owns trump more than putton does i never thought world war three would start in the middle east and yet biden was going to start world war three and so was comela if you actually paid attention to nitwit nero all the way back to 2011 when nitwit nero was just a a middling reality tv star well obama will start a war with ira because Obama's not a good negotiator. And Obama then proceeded to negotiate a treaty that would keep Iran from developing a nuclear weapon and it was Newt Witt Niro who trashed it in 2018.

Michael continues and says, I saw a post of an Iraqi woman who had acid thrown in her face and the poster said, this is why we are bombing Iran. Bombing Iran cause of something that happened to an Iraqi woman? Maga actually believes this stuff and I have no problem with the killing and they have no problem with the killing of 140 girls in their school and the countless Ukrainian kids killed in that war can you imagine it's really I don't I don't suggest you do if you try to extend your

empathetic powers out and imagine the horror the screaming the blood the death in that school that we and the Israelis bombed and murdered a hundred of them. plus little girls. It'll mess you up. Michael says Maga doesn't give two flying shits about the women and girls of other countries because they don't care about them in our own country. Because if they did, the Epstein abusers would be tried and hanged by their necks until dead. And from George and coarse gold, Israeli propaganda,

how long before we'll hear the excuse that Iran was using those who we murdered as human shields? No, I'm surprised if they haven't already. done it. I'll be, I'm surprised. Because, well, you know, if you want to make an omelet, you've got to crack some eggs. And the Ayatollah just happened to have his entire extended family around him because they're his family. They were definitely human shields. Stephen, New York notes demonstration of Iranians in favor of the bombing reported in the Guardian. I don't know if you saw this, but I did, and it left me curious odd. Most of the people there were holding imperial flags, holding photos of Reza Pahlavi, and calling for the return of the monarchy. Another odd thing to me was

them proclaiming that the people of Iran were in favor of us doing this. Then it occurred to me. This sounded an awful lot like what I remember with Ahmed Chalabi and the Iraqi National Congress, and they will welcome us with liberators trope. Yeah. Yeah. And as incompetent as that entire war was, it's going to look like an exercise in professionalism by the time we're done with this one. And it went Nero says, oh, we can go at it for a few weeks or longer. Hmm. Yeah, probably get into that at some point, too. I have spent the weekend trying to sort out just what to say about all of this.

because there is so much to say. Of course we're managing the adjut prop there. We've been propping up dissident movements, monarchists and the like in Iran for eons. Not just Trump. If you recall, the Iranian secret police was called the saddick. I always remember it because it's... Well, it's Spock's dad's name or close to it. I wonder if we put the crown prince back on the peacock throne,

how long would it take for him to reinstall the Savick, meet the new boss, same as the old boss. And speaking of Star Trek, Micah sent something along to me earlier today, and Micah noting, oh, and what's that about they were killing their own people, asking for a poet, a VA nurse, and a few other folks, too. Oh, the irony.

But Micah sent this to me, and as an obligatory Star Trek reference, this may be one of the very best ones. Someone posted and said, I was talking to my mom about Cardassians, not the Kardashians. This is the Star Trek ethnic group. I was talking to my mom about Cardassians, and said, said something along the lines of, what must it be like to be a Cardassian civilian, like abstractly knowing the rest of the galaxy thinks of your species as the evil ones and kind of sort of knowing your government runs labor camps and torture prisons and is a military empire? And it's a huge deal for everyone else in the galaxy, but you just, like, run a restaurant,

so it's not a big part of your daily life. So you just, like, go about your day and make soup and don't think about it. And then halfway through my sentence, I actually heard my and then had to go sit down for like 10 minutes, like sat down in a chair and stared at the floor for 10 minutes. That's us. Are we the baddies? Yes, we're the baddies. And like I said, the equivocating is one of the things that has bothered me the most. Well, you know, I, the Iranian government was bad, but, but, but, but, but I don't think those 140 or so little girls were bad. I don't think little girls know how to be bad. They weren't exactly looking at a great future, but it's a sliding scale.

Women in Afghanistan have it far worse than women in Iran. Hell, Orthodox women in Israel have it far worse than women in Iran. But we never much think about the women in these choices that we make. Iraq had women, under Saddam even, women were allowed to participate in civil society freely, doctors, lawyers, accountants, pharmacists. They didn't have to walk around in beekeeper suits like they do in the noble, serene, high gracious kingdom of Saudi Arabia, who, by the way, played both sides of the coin on this one, too. reports came out that at the same time he was preaching peace publicly. Old bone saws was quietly telling Trump, well, you got all those ships and airplanes over there.

You better use them. You better bomb the shit out of Iran. Because, you know, if you don't, you'll look weak. I don't ever want to look weak utterly oblivious to the fact that everyone in the world knows he's weak and that he can be manipulated that he can be bamboozled

by any old con man that comes down the pike yeah and by the way brother deacon Asa says OEF will stand for Operation Epic fail before long if these assholes thought it rock bad And that's one thing I have noticed, and that is the jingoistic bullshit doesn't seem to be in nearly as high gear as it was before we decided to attack Iraq. Who had nothing to do with 9-11?

You just kind of have to say that, lest any of the youngans might think otherwise. I'm not seeing so much Raha over this. Maybe it's because soldiers coming back damaged for life from that dirty war are still within living presence. And maybe some moms and dads remember that when the first bodies came home from George W. Bush's dirty war, they came home to Delaware in cardboard boxes because we weren't prepared to even deal with the idea that American service personnel might be killed. Flavio pointing out Iranian women before the Iranian Revolution, it was said the miniskirts in Tehran were shorter than those in Paris.

I saw the pictures. I don't think they were AI. They were not. Not in the least. Oh, and from Matt in San Francisco, Remind me, Matt says, I need to make sure my Bluetooth is connected to my discrete earpiece that looks like a hearing aid when I'm at work before switching on the horn.

That no good piece of, that's when I got to the button. Oops. I mean, Matt, it's not, I mean, I'll never, I'll never forget the first email from the gym. That was a moment. But Matt adds, well, the Iranians were bad. I don't like when a neighbor plays their music too loud. It doesn't mean I get to kill them. No, although it does remind me of a story from the book I'll never run.

the years I spent as a prosecutor in a little town that I like to think of as being like Mayberry only with meth. I don't think I'd been in office more than a couple of months when a fella came in and said, you a new prosecutor? Yes, I am. My neighbor has put his line fence a foot over onto my property, and what I want to know is, can I kill him? promise this happened he may have said shooting but the import was the same so matt never assume that your your cultural civilization is necessarily always going to be the dominant one around the country i told him i don't think that would be a good move because i then the next thing

I'd be doing would be trying to put you away for the rest of your natural born life. But what? He doesn't move to his wine. Sue him. Well, will you sue him for? No, that's a civil matter. I just take care of the criminal business of the county. You may not have to pay? Yes. And suddenly the line fence wasn't so important anymore. Lee in New York, the new Iranian leader, it will coincidentally be the same person who gave Donnie a great resort deal. That's probably true, and there's the first rim shot of what I feared would be a rim shotless kind of day. And that's another thing I got to thinking about, all these blithering boobs trying to analyze the situation. Well, who will be the next leader?

And the first thing I thought of was that old story about the woman who's inquiring about Hindu cosmology and has it explained to her that the earth rests on the back of an elephant standing on a giant turtle and the old lady says well what's after the turtle and the person doing the explaining says ma'am it's turtles all the way down well in a place like iran it's going to be iatollahs all the way down and of course if he wasn't also murdered the iatola had himself a son who had been mentioned as a possible successor, but that raised a bit of an issue, namely the fact that the entire reason for the Iranian revolution in the late 70s

was to get rid of a hereditary monarchy. So that guy's... That won't wash, and what we'll do is we will keep murdering and murdering and murdering and murdering until until Israel can find somebody to their liking. And this is one of those forgive me moments, but when you consider, like I said,

that conversation between testicle toasting Tuckio Rose Carlson and former minister, governor, presidential candidate diabetes snake oil salesman Mike Huxterby, you know, you know, that within the cabinet of that war criminal, that psychopath, B.B. Netanyahu, there are people who feel like that this attack is somehow or another backsees for what happened, oh, 2,500 years ago or so. You know, when the, well, first Nebuchadnezzar marched over to Israel because they couldn't get along with their neighbors and, you know, the whole Babylonian captivity thing. But then it was the Persian great king who told Ezra to go back and rebuild the temple. But I would not be at all surprised to find that there is some sicko-heed.

and weirdos in Israel who think that they, you know, well, we'll just cart 90 million people, those 90 million people off into captivity. Where, oh, we don't have room. We'll just genocide them instead. That's going to take a lot of work. And from Sylvie, I should be ashamed for myself, but I bloody well hope it's shingles. Agonizingly talking about nitwit Nero's rash. It looks like shingles, Sylvie.

agonizingly painful and debilitating, but isn't one of the signs of tertiary syphilis a rash looks. Yep. A.I. Overview. Tertiary syphilis is a rare, severe stage of untreated infection occurring in 10 to 30 years later, characterized by gumas, slow-growing, rubbery, ulcerating skin lesions or nodules that leave scars. Unlike the earlier rash, these lesions destroy tissue, and can affect the skin, bones, and liver alongside damaging the heart vessels and nervous system. Ooh, that sounds like some serious Psalm 109 stuff. How long have we been talking about the spirochetes shrieking each to each inside his hollowed-out skull? Yeah.

I guess you could say that, Lee. Yes, I was the prosecutor in Methberry RFD. it was wild Lee noting the Cardassians and our obsidian order ice is unnecessarily brutal signed Lee

drowning my sorrows in a case of Canar be careful with that stuff you know the cold weather came back with a vengeance last night and you know I was thinking how nice it would be to have a nice hot bowl of gach just like mother used to make all hot and wet and

Wiggling and stuff. Ew. It's perilously close to ruining dinner in the central standard time zone. Shingles, asked Lee, completely appropriate for the failed real estate mogul. Oh, well played. Oh, you know what I didn't do? I did not mention at the beginning of the program because, well, things. I did not mention that Bruce and Karen's memorial church.

challenge is on the table for this first broadcast of March. You know, we have people who support a $300 one day, you know, that's one day's broadcasting, a doubling challenge so that if we raise $300 during the program, it becomes six, and that would get us down to only $1,000 for the deficit as it present. stands. So the PayPal button, PayPal button is at head-on. Dot Live and all help.

Everything up to $300 gets doubled. So thank you in advance because the bills, they are still awaiting. Well, that's true, Micah. Micah says, ruining dinner. I wish I had a fresh plate somewhere. Everyone knows there's nothing worse than half-dead gach.

Yeah, it just, Why has no one talking about the mouth feel? Yes, you're right, Randy Radar. Savick was also Kirstie Alley's Vulcan character in one of the Star Trek movies. No spoilers. This is just so seedy and so dirty and so shameful. And by the way, like I said, so much for the military not following illegal orders, this was a plainly illegal attack, a sneak attack.

which of course is absolutely fitting for a psychopath like Donald Trump, never fights anything his own size and prefers to feast on dead flesh, you know, roadkill. But I just don't have a lot of good to say about the United States military right now. other other other other news stories included the declaration by whiskey pete keg breath but the the pentagon is going to cancel contracts with all kinds of universities because they're all full up with wokeness well who at whatever members of our officer corps have attended such classes and training well didn't seem to do much good not at all because well we still went in and slaughtered the

living be Jesus of a bunch of people and did so on illegal orders so for every admiral every general every colonel or captain or commander or lieutenant commander or lieutenant colonel major captain lieutenant lieutenant junior grade i'm going back and forth across the uh across the uh service ranks fuck you no really fuck you to each and every member of our military who snapped a salute

and went about the business of becoming an international criminal right alongside their orange postulant daddy you wonder how they feel those admirals and those generals when they find out that one of their missiles murdered a hundred and forty little girls they shouldn't ought to live in iran if they didn't want to get murdered by the greatest military in the history of the world on earth now to david day forever in the universe under god amen who ah but of course it wasn't a general who pushed the button or who flew the planes. I think about the pimply-faced kid on a submarine, or on a guided missile for it, or joy sticking a drone from some single wide in the Nevada desert.

What's that going to do to their minds, to their futures? Charlene and Ruggs Island, thank you so kindly. One third of Bruce and Karen's Memorial Challenge has been met. Thank you so much. $200 more, and it's met, and we're down to $1,000 for the deficit as we try to plow forward and get it back to manageable. Thank you, Charlene. Thank you so much.

From Cynthia, I hope RFK Jr. and Leon Scum threw away any research into treatments for 30-year-old syphilis infections. It had served that monster right. Well, see, that's the thing, Cynthia. when it's advanced to that stage, it only dies when the host does. Yeah, like Sylvie said, she went and looked at the picture and said,

yop, that or shingles. Now, of course, the professional liars, well, the lying physician, it came out and offered an absolutely, meaningless statement. And Dr. Sean Barbarella physician to the president, speaking to CBS News, CBS News,

said he was, well, the president is using a very common cream on the right side of his neck. The president is using this treatment for one week, and the redness is expected to last for a few weeks. Huh. Barely common cream. Let's see here.

common cream zostrix is a topical non-prescription cream containing capsacin derived from chili peppers used to relieve pain from arthritis, neuralgia, including post shingles,

and muscle strains. It works by reducing substance pee. That's ironic. A nerve chemical that transmits pain signals, it is for external use only applied three to four times daily. The medication works by causing an initial, often intense heating sensation that helps desensitize nerve endings to pain.

If symptoms persist for more than seven days or improve, then return, consult a health care professional. So there's your seven days. He's using Zostricks, and it must be making him extra special, miserable. gosh, I hope it doesn't hurt too little. Others, on the other hand, well, a journalist named Mike Rothschild wrote on what used to be Twitter. Vigorous handshaking strikes again, while Shannon Watts of Mom's Demand said, Look forward to the White House explanation that it's hickies. Oh, people are good.

sending all possible love and support to this rash. That's Evan de Simone. Medi Hassan. More on him in a moment. The former MSNBC host and the founder of Zedio. Am I saying that right? He said, imagine if this was Biden. Oh, dear God.

Aaron Parnas said if President Biden's neck looked like this, Fox News, would be running 25th Amendment coverage nonstop. And then one person did observe, hey, that ear looks great. Consultant Caitlin Lagaki, however, I think she wins. Every woman in America can advise you to say it's a curling iron burn and change the topic of conversation. I still have not worked up the nerve to mess with a curling iron. They frighten me. Vigorous handshaking strikes again.

well in the name of jesus president president trump nods his head and bends his neck a lot in dealing with countless foreign dignitaries and and he's he's he's he's strained his neck he's got fucking shingles or syphilis hope it doesn't hurt too little I mentioned Nekhi Hassan. Well, over at that flagging podcast, formerly run by Charles James Kirk, they're big mad. You know, for millionaires, they spend a lot of time being big mad. But here we are. Why are they big mad? They're big mad because Nekti Hassan,

did not take kindly to including a banner of the dead podcaster college dropout, Charles James Kirk, hanging outside of the Department of Education. Oh, really? Get the hockey puck and the duct tape. Very nasty people. I don't think we need to really pull any punches there. We're saying, gross people. They deserve to be absolutely excoriated for this insane attack against Charlie.

And of course we are talking about none other than Medi Hassan. Medi Hassan, the disgraced former MSNBC. What's because it was MSNBC then? He's a foreigner. I'm still calling it MSNBC. I can never remember MS now, whatever. MS now. They changed it because they were embarrassed about it.

Well, he had to say, first Democratic president. No, you don't. dip shit. They changed the name because MSNBC split off from NBC so they couldn't use the NBC part. God damn these people are dumb. I mean D-U-M-M-Dum. Now to paraphrase Yosemitey Sam

maggots is so stupid. What? Barbarrella. Wasn't she played by Jane Fonda? Flavio asks. I'm in the movie but this is a this is a different one it's kind of like something Joy in Ann Arbor said to me over the weekend

when she said I didn't really she said oh here let me just read her words because I sat and giggled merrily and I was desperate for something to giggle merrily about she said I just noticed you know because we've been

working with RFK Jr.'s true name for a while now, and we finally settled on, you know, whalehead, dead bear, brainworm lamprey. And I guess the hyphen doesn't necessarily come through, but Joy said, I just noticed that brainworm lamprey is a hyphenated surname, and now I'm dead. To which I replied, of the hyana sport brainworm lampreys. Oh, we have to laugh somewhere along the way. Yeah, but Steve, you're right. This entire filthy war, and I thought the very same thing over the weekend. I was out running around, doing some grocery shopping.

I made, last night, I made baked ziti with baked five cheese ziti with homemade meat sauce. And it was fantastic. but I had to do some grocering. And I was thinking the very same thing, Steve. Another example of constitutional collapse. A lot of podcasts out there, but I don't think anyone else is using that term but us. And I think we get to, well, we will be proven right as if we haven't already been. But that's what makes this program so special.

We don't have any rules about how we have to behave in a fashion sufficient to make the advertisers happy. No, we say what we mean and we mean what we say. And that's why every, you know, every program I ask you please, if you download the podcast, please go ahead, share it with your social media network, share it with your friends, tell people about the existence of the program, because this is unlike anything else out there. And so when, dune and we've got a 22 plus year track record of being so far out ahead of the curve it's like we're on straight road and so we get things right long before others do and it would be nice if we could share that further into the into the body politic just like that term coined here

by your humble ostas this isn't a constitutional crisis We are in constitutional collapse because the Constitution, well, it ain't working so good these days. Thanks for the validation, Steve. But, no, so I made the baked ziti, and it was absolutely delicious. I sent a picture of it to Brother Deacon Asa. And when I just pulled it from the oven and the fresh mozzarella was still good. and bubbling on the top oh so good and I've probably got enough that I can freeze a pan of it for Victoria to heat up later at her leisure but and the

little food porn doesn't hurt in all of this ha ha we have a new Asian market here in Parkersburg and they actually carry sushi-grade tuna guess what's on the menu Victoria comes home from work this evening. Fresh, homemade sushi. And maki, you know, rolls, maybe even a little sashimi. Got some avocados and got a little bit of crab. The real thing, I was deeply dismayed last week

when I ordered crab meat enchiladas and found out that they were made with ugh, crab stick, imitation crab stick. Yo! Just gives me the horrors. and like, yeah, throw it away. Yes, I do, I do, Lee. I fear a curling iron.

I consider Lee says a curling stone from the sport even more dangerous. Be safe with everything you use. That especially applies when I go to start slicing tuna. Oh, I wish I had one of those high pollutant sushi knives. Pretty Damascus steel. Yeah. Speaking of, well, not Damascus, but Flavio mentioned earlier, the poor long-suffering Lebanese, they're being pummeled again by Israel. And Israel will continue to pummel until someone makes them stop.

We've actually had some success in this country, exercising some influence over Israel. But, well, Flavio sent along a clip. earlier from MS now over the weekend of Representative Sarah Jacobs of California. Thanks for queuing it up, Flavia. Last 47 years. That is a hell of a pretzel. Yes. What is your response to that message?

Yeah, I mean, it is completely ridiculous, right? First of all, it makes no sense. Second of all, like, actually this 47-year war that they're talking about, let's talk about how it started. started in a large part because the United States went into Iran and did a regime change operation. That is a big reason that led us to this very brutal Islamic regime that's in place now. And so, if anything, it's highlighting the fact that we don't know what actually is going to happen after we do these kinds of regime change operations. You're likely to get a more hardline regime, security vacuum, potentially civil war. And the idea that they're saying

that this is ending a forever war when I think the entirety of the American public can see that it is, in fact, starting another one, despite President Trump promising not to do that. It's kind of preposterous. I wanted to ask you a question about the politics and the split within MAGA and the MAGA world around these strikes, because Donald Trump, one of the things that he did was he campaigned on ending wars and promising not to start any new wars. I mean, I would probably argue is the most central tenant that distinguished him from anyone else. His, his acolyte at the time were saying Kamala Harris will get you into war.

Liz Cheney will get you into war when she was campaigning with Kamala Harris. He has betrayed that. And I'm wondering why Republicans are going along with that betrayal, knowing that he promised the American people no more new wars. And here we are. Well, listen, I can tell you that I've been hearing from folks in my district. district. And many of them might have given him a chance because they thought he was going to end wars. You know, I represent San Diego, the biggest military community in the country. And so these questions of war in peace are very central to my constituents. They're the ones who pay the price. And a lot of

them are saying they regret that vote, that, you know, they feel betrayed. And I think it's incumbent on all of us to say, like, I understand you took him at his word, but let's acknowledge what's happening now. And we welcome you into this coalition to push back against this war. But this is where a war power's vote becomes a potential problem for Republicans who they actually have voters who thought that they meant it when they said they were not going to support more wars of choice. And so if this vote happens, do you potentially foresee that some Republicans aside from... Just a little interruption. That's Elise. She used to be the comms girl for Rand Paul, libertarian ophthalmologist in that thing on his head.

And this business of talking about a war powers resolution or whatever, I mean, just let's go back just a few seconds and hear it again. It's a potential problem for Republicans who they actually have voters who thought that they meant it when they said, they were not going to support more wars of choice. And so if this vote happens, do you potentially foresee that some Republicans, aside from Thomas Massey, who of course has been at the forefront of pushing for congressional authorization and oversight, would join Democrats on this bill? I mean, war of choice, I guess. But again, there's the difference between what we do here and what others do.

and I'm going to go back and draw a parallel with what was going on in early December, late November and early December of 1941. The Pacific Ocean was crawling with Japanese aircraft carriers. We weren't exactly sure where they were, but they were there. But when Japan did it to us, even though they had carriers close within striking distance of Hawaii, we called it a dastardly sneak attack. Will anyone who gets their check signed by a major media outlet, MS now, CNN, CNBC, will any of them call it what it was

and what we are calling it now of filthy, bastardly sneak attack. The kind of thing that countries that pride themselves on freedom, like us, aren't supposed to do. Look, we are having conversations with a number of our Republican colleagues, and I do think there are many who are considering it. And, you know, again, for the very reason you said, also, like, our service members deserve us to have a real debate, not to mention that the vast majority of the American public is against this war. And so I hope that people are calling their representatives, making their voices heard, because I do think that's really going to matter when this vote comes to the floor likely on Thursday. Do you think that these strikes should add to Democrats resolve to investigate Donald Trump's ties, financial ties, I should say?

Jesus. Try to hang on to the thread his financial. But to go back to what Steve said a moment ago, another example of constitutional collapse, a rogue president. who starts a war deserves not only impeachment and removal from office, at least as per the original intent of the framers of the Constitution, that fetish point for our most puissant dread sovereign Supreme Catholic majesties, but it also warrants a trip to the Hague for him. But you see, Nitwit Niro is a case.

coward. He has been a coward from the very beginning of his life to this very instant. The only reason he was willing to violate the law and assassinate order the assassination of a foreign leader is because he knew, one, that he had been given immunity by the court, and two, that Iran, while it has some ballistic missiles, they are not exactly intercontinental ballistic missiles so that they couldn't retaliate by turning Maga Loco into a heap of smoking rubble, or the White House for that matter. He thinks he's safe. Never mind the fact that we have known for years that there are Iranian sleeper cells all over this country, who have probably now been activated. It's interesting that the Iranians have to speak in more decent terms than we do.

We slaughtered 140 little girls just trying to go to school. The Iranians on the street, such as is able to get out and be reported. We have no problem with the American people. Good God, Iranians crave Western culture, Western. I'm not talking about cowboy boots and hats, although dear, God. But they have no beef with us. They have a beef with Nitwit Niro, who is just a fucking filthy little castrated poodle to be the Netanyahu. Damn. That is Stephen New York responding to the clip. Why are Republicans going along with that betrayal? Because they're in a

fucking cult. Exactly. And nothing's going to, nothing's going to, nothing's going to changed them just like nothing changed some of the most hardcore Nixon voters as Cynthia put it Trump can rape and possibly murder children and that's okay not worth in not worth journalistic investigations but if Trump committed financial crimes only then is it worth investigating him I know but that's what that you know she's not asking her own questions the questions are being fed to her through her IFB earpiece. So that may explain some of it, Cynthia.

Oh, and from Jake in Columbus, heard on Oberman, Jake said, I heard old B call Trumpenstein nitwit Niro on his podcast the other night. Love from Columbus, Jake. Love you back, Jake. I'll be darned. This little program does get around. Oh, and by the way, Jake, since you are listening,

I don't know if there's still tickets, but Nelsonville, Ohio, not far from Columbus. And Patterson Hood in concert on the 24th of March. And Victoria and I are going. We're actually quite excited about it. So I don't know if Patterson's your cup of tea, but just thought I'd make sure that you knew. okay we are more than halfway past the more than well we're more than halfway into the program and um i do have to pick up victoria from work this evening i don't know what time i don't know when she'll be getting done she'll let me know at some point during the program so it might

we might end a few minutes early this evening but over on yonder uh in yonder holler tree is David in Oregon. David, are you there? I am. Can you hear me? Yes, just fine. So what a weekend, huh? Yeah. Jesus.

Yeah. So I just got home from work, so I haven't really been following what's happening today. And I missed the first hour and a half of the program this evening. But I just wanted to call and check in with you. just because I don't know I felt like I felt compelled to I guess

well I'm glad you did he definitely needs to be impeached over this there was no indication that I could see that he actually and you've probably already covered all this but there was no indication that I could see that he actually sought any sort of congressional

approval for this not none whatsoever the only thing that he did was unlike Venice Venezuela, this time, a few minutes before the bombs and missiles started landing, he did inform the so-called gang of eight. Did I lose you? No, I think Roger just popped in. Oh, Roger just popped in. Okay.

He did inform the gang of eight, and I heard Mark Warner of Virginia being interviewed earlier today, and the young woman interviewing him for the life of her would. not let him get a full sentence out, bless her heart. But he did that same performative bullshit that I guess is expected of everyone where you have to say, well, you know, I'm awful glad the Ayatollah Kamani is dead. He deserved to die. Okay. And it's just like, I mean, okay. Why isn't the first inclination that if someone is guilty of

war crimes that they're not instead of murdering them with bombs and missiles and shit but like taking them to the hague right and you know it it brings up a couple of other questions too like did anybody bothered to tell nitwit nero that in assassinating another foreign leader on his orders against both international and American law that he painted a big old target on his ample back. I don't think he has the capacity to think that far ahead. I don't think he has the capacity to think that deeply. Yeah.

And I mean, the last I saw that last I saw there were bombs, Iran was dropping bombs all over the Middle East. I don't, I'm wondering if he actually considered. I doubt it, but I'm wondering, I mean, any normal president would consider the retaliation. Well, among other things, you know, I had an article from last week talking about how Dan Cain, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who was given that job because a black man had previously been Joint Chiefs of Staff and, or chairman, and was summarily dismissed because. well, only three-fifths of a general, right? Oh, God. But this guy was installed, and of course they had to give him a butch name, Dan Raisin-Kane.

Like I said last week, how would you like to have spent 30 years in the United States military only to have your nickname become Raisin? Yeah, Raisin Cain More to the point, the article that I saw last week, David made clear that he said in the article, he said, My job is to advise the president of everything that could happen if we decide to go to war. Well, bad things could happen. Okay. Okay.

Who didn't? I mean, who didn't? Apparently with the exception of nitwit Niro. And I think he did know. I think he was advised. I think he didn't give a shit, David. Mm-mm. Okay.

You know, because he, he can, oh, we're such great friends with Dubai and such great friends with Bahrain and Qatar. He doesn't have any great friends. Remember, according to Bill Clinton last week, Dave. he broke up with Jeffrey Epstein, not over Epstein poaching girls from his locker room, but because they had a falling out over a piece of real estate. He will fuck anybody. Right. But is the for-profit media pointing that out?

No. No, just a little internet-based radio show that's been struggling along for 22-plus years and getting a whole lot more right than we ever get wrong. Yeah. But I guess you can't say that there in the for-profit media because it'll it'll give some suit of sad. I mean, what, that is something that I just, I can't wrap my mind around. I can't wrap my head around why advertising dollars are more important than people's lives. I that's that's a mentality that I just I understand it and it it speaks well of your character it speaks well of your character David but it's like well it's like what Reverbo said a while back the when the epitaph is written of the United States of America it will simply read the money was just too good that's so sad it's so sad

Like I said, I've been at work all day. Are there any indications that the Congress is moving towards a war powers resolution? There's a lot of babble about it, but honestly, my feeling, look, consider who ran out to say things right off the bat. One of them was, of course, the third decade of the 21st century's answer to Joe Manchin. I'm talking about John Federman who said, I stand with Israel and Iran was terrible and I'm glad that Khomeini's dead. Living proof that brain damage leads to conservatism. That dude would not have said that before his stroke.

But it's also a case of the A-PAC check clearing. Well, I mean, there's so much, there's so much that this one, that this one illegal act. I mean, it just implicates so many holes in our political system. I mean, the money sloshing around from everywhere, not just in the United States, but coming from Russia through the NRA, coming from APEC, coming from Israel through A PAC. I mean, influencing, it seems like our representatives are more beholden to foreign interests. than they are to the the interests and lives of the American people,

the people that actually vote them into office. And then, of course, Donald Trump's business ties with Saudi Arabia. And it's just, it's... And like I said earlier, those are some perfidious motherfuckers. Right. You know, Bonesaw was publicly saying, oh, we advocate for peace. Everybody just calm down.

And privately, he was on the phone with NITWITNRO saying, well, you got all your shit over here. You might as well let the stuff fly. Everybody's going to think you're a pussy. And what was, and what was, what has Jared Kushner been up to? I mean, he was leading the negotiations, was he not? The supposed negotiations with Iran. And then he's got all these back, these backroom deals with Saudi Arabia and the UAE and in Qatar.

And I'm wondering, I'm just. I'm wondering what kind of, what kind of financial benefit they think that they're going to get from killing and murdering and slaughtering all these people in Iran. Well, there's oil to be stolen. Oh, Jesus. I just, it doesn't make any sense, Roxanne, to me, why this, why these people keep, why these people keep thinking that to keep America strong, we need to make enemies all over the world. Well, look, okay, I don't know if you've seen it. Probably not, but there's an ad being run by some super PAC. I even saw it run on MS now.

They'll take any advertising as long as the check clears from the State of the Union last week. Oh, Newt, Niro saying, I want everybody to stand up and cheer. If you agree with this statement, the first purpose of the American government is to protect the American people, not illegal aliens. And then, of course, it cuts to all the little maggot cult members leaping to their feet, drooling and barking and grunting and hooting,

while Democrats sat on their hands. And I immediately thought of the the scene everything reminds me of a movie David the scene from my cousin Vinnie one of my favorite lawyer movies of all time where Vinny's fiancé Lisa Vito

is on the stand as an expert mechanic and the prosecutor asks her what would be the ignition timing for a 1954 Bel Air with a 327 four-barator V8 engine. And she replies, I can't answer that.

And is it because you don't know, Miss Vito? No, nobody can answer that. It's a trick question. And then proceeds to explain that the engine didn't come out in Bell Air and Chevy didn't put it, blah, blah, blah, blah, until 1964, and then they put it in the marooner. And, you know, she wins. But that was, you know, because the first purpose of government is not to protect the American people, but that is the bullshit that has been spoonfed to the American people since the beginning of this century.

Yeah. Yep. The first purpose of the government of the United States can be easily found at the preamble to the Constitution, which I'm sure you can recite by heart. Yeah, the general welfare. Promote, not protect, promote. Yeah. Provide for the common defense, not prepare for the common attack. but of course as a turd blossom, Carl Rove, once observed,

and one of the few things I agree with him on, if you're explaining, you're losing. And so... Has anyone made... I'm sorry. No, you go ahead, please. I was going to say, has anyone made any sort of connection to... I doubt it, but this was outlined. All of these attacks were outlined prior to the Georgia...

W. Bush administration. Do you remember that the project for the New American Century? Oh, God, yes. And the plan for a permanent Republican majority? Yes. And part of that was attacking Iraq and attacking Iran. This has been their strategy publicly declared for as long as I've been politically aware. And they talked about how they needed a new Pearl Harbor.

to have us go into Iraq and to have us go into Iran. Yeah, America as empire. And frankly, it's there in Project 2025, too, David. Project 2025 is just the logical extension of the project for a new American century. Right. Which in turn was just an extension of that filthy old pervert Newt Gangrene's contract on America. Yeah. Okay. I see the connection now. Yeah. I mean, this is what the Republicans have been dominating over for at least two generations. It goes back to my infancy. It's 1964 and Thomas Hofstetter and the paranoid style in American politics.

I haven't read that. Oh, David. There's a bunch of stuff that I need to read. I need to read that. I need to read the economic interpretation of the Constitution. I need to read a people's history of the United States. I need to read rules for radicals. There's a bunch of stuff that I haven't read than I need to read. Well, I would put an economic interpretation of the Constitution by Charles Beard at the head of that list simply because of the ire.

that that draw that that drew from conservative quarters they said oh he's a drunk well okay but what about attacking the substance of his oh we don't care about this substance he's a drunk and they never really effectively countered it the idea that the constitution of the united States was was created to protect the wealth of the wealth class and the wealth class at that time were the slaveholders well and the and the and the and the up east merchants who profited by slavery and traded in those commodities across the yes yes I mean we know that Harvard was deep into it. And all of the shipping magnets, I would imagine, too, out of Boston and the northeast up there.

Absolutely. And by the way, Stephen New York has awarded you a Ramalama Rimshot for calling to mind the project for a new American century. I mean, it's something that I was thinking about over the weekend because I remember reading about them wanting to go into Iran. But Bill Crystal and all of those neocons. Yeah, Bill the bloody Crystal,

who's now an anti-Trumper, but got everything wrong and kept a job. You know? And I think, I mean, Keith Oberman in his special update over the weekend,

he usually does a podcast on Mondays and on Thursdays. But over the weekend, he did a little 15 minute one, he laid out why Donald Trump is the neoconist of the of the neocons, which I thought was astute. And the thing

about it is it's like this is not the fact that they've been planning this for decades and the media is not really pointing that out is, I think it's a disservice to the American people. I don't, I mean, this is not information that's classified. It's not information that's hard to find, but it takes, it takes someone with, like, intellectual curiosity to, like, suss all this

out when it should be something that should be common knowledge, in my view. But we, well, again, that line from Excalibur, Nicol Williamson, as Merlin saying, but it is the doom of men that they forget. I've never seen that movie. It's a good one. It's really frustrating to me, you know? And it's like,

I'm just coming, I'm just coming into all this knowledge, right? Coming into all this awareness. And I know there are people that have, that have, like, known this and have seen all of these connections. I mean, you and Malloy for sure for for decades, you know, and it's just, it's shocking. It's shocking to me.

Well, a more paranoid individual, David, would say that, especially in the case of somebody like Malloy, that the people who own the airwaves don't want this kind of information getting out because it's not good for the people who own the airwaves. don't want this kind of information getting out because it's not good for the people who own the airwaves who are also massive capitalists. Right. You know, just to just you name check Mike. He absolutely ruled the nighttime airwaves in Chicago. And had he ever been given a slot to say go up against flush flimball, he probably would have buried him. because in the early parts of this century, there was data.

There were statistics, ratings books that showed that progressive radio dominated over right-wing radio anywhere that it had an opportunity to compete on a level playing field. But that level playing field was awfully damned hard to find because they'd put the progressive on a daytime, AM after sundown and, you know, spanning the globe with 50 powerful watts while the, while the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the he was on a 50,000 watt clear channel blow torch. It was deliberate. Absolutely. And I, I mean, I, I, I scratched the surface of it in one of my papers that I wrote for

law school, but it's just. it's it's almost it's almost mind-boggling the level of coordination and the level of quite frankly conspiracy that these people engage in to make a whole bunch of money and to oppress people it doesn't make any sense to me but it's like but when people start talking about it, it makes, it makes us seem crazy when it's not. I mean, these are verifiable things that we're talking about. Yeah, it's media gaslighting. Yes. Yes. That's a good way to put it. Yeah. And it's like, how do we, how do we combat that? How do we confront that? I mean, I mean, it's one thing for the, it's one thing for the people just not to be paying attention and just watch and, I mean, and, and, I mean, and

even that's part of it too. The slop that they put on television, that people, you know, I'm thinking of fear factor. Remember that Joe Rogan TV show? Yeah, where people ate bugs. Yes. Eight bugs and shit.

And like the housewives. I mean, I understand people like that, that kind of mindless dribble, but it's not something that I like to engage in. But at the same time, we have to we have to wake up as a people to what's actually going on around us i mean members of this community are aware but like the mass the the the mass media and like the mass distraction you talk about it all the time and it's not a new strategy goes all the way back to the roman empire

you know bread and circuses keep the keep the people distracted And the elites can do whatever they want. Well, it keeps working for them, doesn't it? Yeah. And part of it, too, was them gutting the education system during Reagan and during H.W. Yeah. And, of course, the Reagan gutting of the education system goes all the way back to when he was governor of California. Yep.

There was a plan in place. Yeah. Yeah. But you mentioned the education system, and that reminds me of the clip that I started on earlier today, earlier in the program. But, no, you know, I digressed. So this is from the Charlie Kirk show today. To damn day. The world ablaze in war, and these two chuds blaze.

Blake Neff and Andrew Colvette used their airtime to go to war with Neckdi Hassan. Not over this illegal, filthy fucking war, but over Mechdi Hassan, objecting to a banner of Charlie Kirk's head being hanged from the Department of Education. Just let's check out a little bit of this grossness if you don't mind. I'll steal myself. Who publicly pledges to tear down this particular banner on day one of his or her administration gets an immediate bump in their presidential prime bump in the MS now. They changed it. Hold on.

I just want to make sure that we, because he's going to read the post that so infuriated them. Because they were embarrassed about it. Well, he had to say, first Democratic presidential campaign. who publicly pledges to tear down this particular banner on day one of his or her administration gets an immediate bump in their presidential primary polling. Shut up, Medi Hassan. Yeah. Shut up. Go back to whatever hellhole you came from and go terrorize the people. I mean, what a classic response. What an intellectual response. This is straight out of idiocracy. Shut up. Shut up. And of course, there's the. Go away, I'm baiting. There's also the anti-brown person sentiment there.

Go back to wherever you came from. Right. You darky. Yeah, but they weren't. Get up. God. The intellectual heft of the maggot right. People there.

That's my message for you. What stands out to me is, Mattie is, of course, a leftist, and he's been freaking out massively about this war nonstop. You can go to his ex-account. And, okay, well, Charlie was someone who opposed war, was hesitant about this war. And this is the grace we get, which is... Charlie, Charlie opposed the war.

Charlie so opposed the war that he may have been bumped off by the Israelis. At least that's what Candio says, I think. It's kind of hard to tell. She's sort of incomprehensible. But there's something wrong with you if you are not upset about this war. war. There's something morally broken about you if you're not upset about this war. I agree. Because here's a thing, and, you know, we're kind of already in for a penny. So I guess this was the in for a pound part of the program. I said way back in 2003 that

cultures that are targeted by great powers have long memories. I mean, like I said a little bit ago, for all I know, some of the goons in the fascist cabinet of Israel are thinking, yeah, by God, we got backsees for what you did to us 2,500 years ago. Well, what do these goons think that Iranian moms and dads are going to tell their kids and their kids will tell their kids and on and on about the United States? Great Satan. And, of course, they don't have the ability that don't have an intercontinental ballistic missile. They can't hit Maga Loco or the White House. And that's what gave the courage to the coward Donald Trump. But even if they – and see, that was one of the shifting – the shifting cassie belly of all of this.

But one of them was, well, you know, they're 50. There are 15 seconds from having a nuclear weapon and wiping out poor Israel. I read something over the weekend that they were actually, Iran, was actually ready to make major concessions about their stockhouse of Iran. And they have longed, you know, granted the, the, the liars in the, I mean, White House said, they've never promised not to use nuclear weapons. Iran is a fucking signatory to the non-prisonable. proliferation treaty, a signatory. And they all, yeah, if we ever get the technology, we're not. They also entered into the deal with the Obama administration.

Yeah, the JCPOA, sure. But the point that I'm trying to reach here is that, well, after that it was, the regime, the, the, I told it is killing his own people. And then that didn't stick. So I guess he got back on the phone. to Beebe and said, I need another talking point. And BB said,

Mr. President, tell them that we have to get rid of their long-range missile their long-range missile capability. And suddenly my BB sounds like my Henry Kissinger. Go figure.

And so he ran that one up the flagpole. And my point here is, David, If they don't have ICBM technology now, by God, they're going to work on it, even if they don't put a nuclear payload on it. Because they figure we got some payback coming. Because if it's okay for Trump to kill their leader, it's okay for, then they must presume it's okay for them to do the same. That's why those laws are in place. But again, he's too stupid to comprehend that.

he had a shit hemorrhage when a well I mean I don't even think it happened at this point when he busted a blood capsule over his ear and you'll say they they because that photograph makes abundantly clear that his left ear has never even been harmed that's why I wore the maxi pad on it for a day or so right

it's it's it's it's really really kind of it's it's it's just It's disgusting, really. Yes. Sometimes stupidity is disgusting. And something that I hadn't considered until you'd mentioned it just a little bit ago is the possible retaliation by sleeper cells. I hadn't even really considered that possibility.

I think that's in the short term, that's probably a more likely response than the long term. from developing the ICBMs, but I think you're right. I think they will. I think they will engage in some sort of retaliation that I don't think, I honestly, I don't think that there was any consideration of that at all. Or if there was that, that they just ignored it and they just don't care. They don't care. They don't care.

They just don't care about the American people. They don't care about our safety. They don't care about our welfare. They don't care. They don't care. And that's something that I'm, that's something that I've been struggling with for a while is like that realization. Like, how can someone be that sadistic? They'd rather pal around with someone who chops journalists into little pieces than with

someone who's fighting to defend his country from an illegal. invasion from the from from from russia it doesn't make it no it is it is mind boggling unless you're a psychopath i mean and there it is uh if i mean i just got this from mica uh you know there's been a shooting in texas um was this over the weekend too mm-hmm um early sunday killed two people wounded 14 at a bar down and takes ass. And of course, the reporting immediately came out from the Associated Press that he was wearing clothes with an Iranian flag design and declaring property of Allah. When he opened fire, the cops, of course, killed him because we wouldn't want to

actually find out what his motivations were. Right. The suspect drove past the bar several times before stopping and shooting from the window of his SUV at people on a patio and in front of the bar. He then parked, got out with a rifle, and began shooting at people walking along the street before officers rushed to the intersection and shot him. 53-year-old Ndaga Diagenei first entered the U.S. in 2000 on a B-2 tourist visa, became a lawful permanent resident six years after marrying a U.S. citizen,

six years later, became a citizen in 2000. was not Iranian, was from Senegal, and so they're investigating it as potentially an act of terrorism. But who knows what they're going to say? I mean, they'll make up any kind of shit. I mean, look what they did with Alex Pretty and Renee Good. They'll just make up any kind of story that they want to tell. And Greg Wheelio Asbot said, we'll respond aggressively to anyone trying to. to use the current conflict in the Middle East to threaten Texas. Don't mess with Texas.

We will not be intimidated and we will not be terrorized. Well, I think he already did that, dumbass. Then this is just ancillary, but it goes to the whole takes-ass thing. I'm sure you know that, and thank you, Micah, for that link. It can Paxton is in the primary fight of his life going into a primary tomorrow against incumbent Senator John Cornholio. So he's doing whatever he can to try to whip up the maggot masses. And this past Friday, he released an official, and you know, you know what the import of an attorney general's opinion is in a sense.

state. State agencies have to pretend that it's law. And so he released an opinion Friday that since Texas has banned gender affirming care for adolescents, that therapists can no longer even treat trans kids. The Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council, that's the licensing board in the state. posed the inquiry to the attorney general, and the opinion came back, any health care professional who facilitates gender affirming care

or fails to stop a doctor or another parent from conducting these treatments as engaging in child abuse. So providing therapeutic care that may keep an adolescent trans kid from offing themselves is now illegal in Texas, because good God fear and upstanded Bible believe in Christ-centered, evil, gelical, gundamentalist, ammo, sexual Christian maggot Republicans in Texas would rather have dead, dead, trans kids than living ones. And how does someone go about challenging that sort of decision in court?

I'm honestly asking because I don't know. I mean, it's not like the legislature passed it. It's not like it can be struck down. No, someone has to, someone has to take action on it, David. Is, is, are those types of, you know, are those types of attorney general? Right. Are those types of attorney general decisions? Are they subject to any sort of, are they subject to any sort of rulemaking law typically?

Like, do they have to, do they have to conform to the states? No. No. It's just rule by fiat. And so a therapist, say, one who does gender affirming care, would have to sue, but only after someone had been, someone had taken action to forbid them from doing their job as a therapist. Okay. I see it now. Okay.

Or a kid be turned down for therapy. It would be the state enforcement then of the Attorney General's opinion that would be actionable. It gets even grosser. Paxton, remember, his Christian, one man, one wo man marriage fell apart because he couldn't keep his zipper zipped. Well, he said that the therapist, and we all know what a horror conversion therapy is. people in this community who are subjected to it. Therapists have a responsibility to assist with stabilizing, alleviating, or overcoming gender dysphoria.

But you can't do it through gender affirming care. You have to torture the young ones. These people are sick, Roxanne. They're sick. Yeah. And by the way, psychologists are required to drop the dime on any parents or doctors who support their trans children. And it's just so sad.

The article notes that under Texas law, Paxton has complete enforcement power over the law, and thus the interpretation of it binds providers unless found illegal by a court, and you've already identified how difficult it is to be to get it into court. Right. It's disastrous.

And, you know, and over the weekend, of course, whoever it is that books people at Meet the Prestitutes ran out and got Miss Lindsay Ladybugs Graham. Oh, gross. Oh, my goodness. Is there a ladybugs? Oh, my God. to opine and she asked Ms. Lindsay if we had picked out a new leader for the country because we did that in Venezuela.

Oh, there's the obligatory fuck you, Roxanne for the ladybug's comment. Thank you, Micah. Well, let's do a little bit of audio. here just for the just for the hell and all of it me Sam Stein managing editor at the board

oh wait that's not the actual clip that's Samstein so never mind but Samstein did point out that with that question yeah well Miss Lindsay said I've talked to the Crown Prince about his

ideas for transition talking about Mohammed bin Bonesaw okay and both sam stein and his guest said uh that was totally crazy because he's out there picking leaders or says that the the our regime is picking leaders when previously new it would nero had said that uh the people of iran need to go into the streets and work with the the Islamic revolutionary guards to create a new government a new democracy or excuse me or some such idiotic babble as that and uh sam stein's guest namely uh will salatin who writes for the bulwark said he can't be

salatin said he can't be that stupid can he yes he can god damn is depressing he is that incompetent he is that evil he is that sadistic he is that amoral he is that disgusting and perverse. He is all of this thing. Yes. And I just found out that I am going to have to close up shop about a half an hour early because Victoria just got off work. And I don't know what it's like there in Portland,

but it's back to being cold again here. woke up to snow on the ground I think it's supposed to start raining again tomorrow it was pretty nice over the weekend oh it was yeah it was lovely Friday Saturday and Sunday we're Friday and Saturday is but oh we got I got up to 70 here

I was oh nice yeah I was about to dig around in my trunk for a swimsuit and just get out and catch a few rays I'm kidding but well I'm like I said I felt compelled to call in I just, I don't know. I just, I wanted to, I guess, voice my displeasure. I don't know.

Dismay? I just felt compelled. Yeah, dismay. Disheartened. I mean, the Congress needs to impeach him. The Congress needs to pass some sort of war powers resolution. And it's just like the fact that neither one of those things is going to happen anytime soon is disheartening. Well, there was, it is disheartening, and there was some talk that I caught over the weekend,

that this fucker may think he's still operating over the AUMC from 2003. How is that? How could that even be fathomable? Anything's possible with this gang. I mean, they'll say that it's pouring down rain outside when the skies are blue and clear. That's a good point They're liars They're liars

They're cheats, they're scum They need to be They need I mean The whole lot of them Need to be brought up on On war crime charges Oh and by the way

Since we're talking about Miss Lindsay Lady Bugs Graham Oh yeah gross I know When he was on Fox News Fox News TV Radio Rwanda On Sunday He declared

Cuba is next. They're going to fall. This communist dictatorship in Cuba, their days are numbered. Wasn't he just so butch? He was. Oh, my goodness. Well, I just, I, I, I'm dismayed, you know? Like, the fact that they, the fact that they, the fact that,

that the Congress isn't going to do anything about this is what's really it's really getting to me but there there are a couple of things at work here that may operate in the other direction David okay I've been I've been gaming out the situations all weekend long till my little head just hurt this could I mean there is a non-zero chance that this could undo Mike Johnson's speakership. Really? Yeah, if enough people get on board

to force a war power's resolution that would actually have some teeth. Yeah. And the magic number is back to five, I think, now, because the maggots saw the error of their ways with that one person can shut everything down and, you know, question the speakership. Yeah. But I think it's five.

You get those five together and he's fucked. There's so, I mean, but beyond that, David, there's a- Thank you for that. Thank you for that, Roxanne. I hadn't, I needed that sort of like hope, hopefulness. I think. Typically, it's the other way around. I know.

I'm the one trying to offer hope. I know. I know I'm trying, but that's okay. I can scare the shit out of you next. Okay. Because, of course, Israel wagged the dog, you know, because as I said earlier, Bebeying Net and Yahoo will fight Iran to the last American. But so far, everybody else is just kind of sitting on their hands, you know, and Kirstarmer's saying, well, I certainly am glad old Ayatollahomani is dead.

But not much else. The French are calling for peace. And by the way, here's a stupid little piece of meaningless in, not really meaningless. Did you know, David, that the rotating presidency of the UN Security Council devolved upon the United States as of midnight March 1st? And that melanoma Trump chaired the Security Council today? No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Yes, sir. No. No. No.

Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. I got as many yeses as you have no. My brain refuses to allow me to accept that as a reality. Well, as Peter, as Peter, as Peter, as Peter, as Peter, as Peter, as Peter, as Peter, as Peter, it's twoo. Oh my God, Rock. Sam, what is the world coming to? Where do we live? What planet are we on? Oh, my God.

Those are all philosophical questions. I just want to know where the fucking raw ether is. But that's one thing. That's one thing. So that sets up us fucking with the Security Council for the next month because it rotates on a monthly basis. Okay, that's something I didn't know. And that's why the talk of we'll be done with this in four weeks or so is out there. It's not going to be done in four weeks.

This is a quagmire that they've got us into, I think. Yeah. They've grabbed a bear that's been wallowing in honey. But the other thing is, this can all go south so quickly. And if I, you know, if, if some hillbilly. Often West Virginia can think this up. Somebody else has to. Because I just flip the switch in my brain over to maggot think.

It's not fun. You don't want to do that. Don't advise it. Okay. I'll let you do the catastrophes. It takes fucking gallons of brain bleach to get over it. Brain bleach is what I call bad Mexican gasoline now. Bad tequila.

I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. But no, really. Just play with this for a minute because, what is it, Article 5 of the NATO charter? Mm-hmm. Harm to one is a harm to all? Yep. Now that Iran has killed two or three American soldiers. Three.

It's actually up to four now. Is it four now? Uh-huh. Okay. If they, if they strike with any real effect, what happens when the United States triggers Article 5 and demands that NATO go to war against Iran, just like NATO stepped up the only other time Article 5's ever been triggered and went to war against Afghanistan? This ain't no Afghanistan, and we couldn't beat Afghanistan. Right. Well, if we trigger Article 5, what happens when some NATO countries say, no fucking way? And then Putin gets what he wants and that does the dissolution of NATO.

Bingo. And then Ukraine is toast. And so is Taiwan. You don't want to be in my brain. He needs to be impeached. Yes, he does. And that's another potential effect. It's such a tiny number.

but it was not a huge number of Republicans who went to Dick Nixon and said, you got to go because you won't get out of the Senate. You're going to get impeached in the House, then you won't get out of the Senate, not with your presidency. 67 votes in the Senate is a hell of a lot harder than five votes in the House. But if those five votes, I mean, Jesus, questioning, what's the, the official term for it? I can't remember now. But questioning the validity of the speakership throws everything. It just puts the Sabo into the gears and everything grinds to a

halt until they find another speaker. I remember that nightmare. Yeah. And by the way, A-PAC Shakur has not exactly been impressive in all of this. Neither has chuckle Schumer. those A-PAC checks keep clearing. Yeah. But those are just a few of the things that are out there banging around that I haven't heard anybody else really mention. And it might be worthy of us giving further thought to it. Maybe we can talk about it some more tomorrow. But I do have to go for now.

David, I'm so glad you called. I'm so glad I didn't have to do this all by myself. Yeah, I just, I've some compelled me. Like, as soon as I got home from work, I was like, I have to call Roxanne. Something compelled me to just... The power of horn compels you. The power of horn compels you. And, you know, it's been rough.

It's been rough. And I have not been at my best. And I apologize for that. I read your note. And my heart is still with you. Always will be. I love you, Rock. You are dear.

You are dear to this community. Despite everything. and one last one last yeah one last yeah one last quote on the way out the door justice robert jackson serving as the lead prosecutor at nuremberg said something that has specific applicability to this moment we need the germans to understand that they're being punished not because they lost the war but because they started it. Yeah.

Well, we started this one. We in Israel. If the world could get it shit together and just impose an economic boycott on everything Israeli. And you know what? That whole BDS thing gets a little more valid every day. if we had done boycott, diversify, and sanction a decade or more ago, Israel would not be in the existential crisis it's in because they don't know it,

but they are playing a suicidal game. Yeah. I mean, I can only imagine the retaliation is going to come from this. And probably not even well. I probably can't even imagine some of the shit that they are already planning. Well, just remember, it's worth mentioning because this one's mine, another one that's mine. The first law of Arafat's is in full force and effect now. Remind me of what that is again?

Well, that, you know, that goes back to the Israelis being absolutely hell-bent on getting rid of Yasser Arafat and the PLO, thinking that would finally bring them some surcease of sorrow. Well, it's what got them Hamas. Right. And so the first law of Arafat says, no matter how bad you hate the current bad guy, the next bad guy is going to be infinitely worse. Iran's not going to be run by some benevolent despot or some sort of platonic philosophy. for King, whoever comes in next in Iran, is going to make Ayatollah Khomeini look like a teddy bear.

Fucking Gandhi. Yeah. And it bears remembering. And we did not have to come down this path. No. We didn't. That's the choice part of war of choice. By the way, the economy is going to go to shit.

gas prices are already spiking. I just saw a headline on The Guardian. Yeah, they are. All right. Well, I hope you enjoy the company of your Bonnie Las. Well, thank you. And I'm just so sorry for us, you know? Like, it's just so sad.

Because people didn't have to be it like this. No, it did not have to be like this. But save a little intellectual space for shame. This is such a, this is such a shameful thing. Yeah, okay. I see what you're saying now. Yeah, that it is. It is.

It is. I'm just more, I'm still in mourning. If you remember when he was, when he was elected the second time, or not elected, when he stole the election again, remember when I called in and I was just so despondent and it was crying my, my full heart out? Yes. I still feel that sorrow. I still feel that, like, deep down. Like, even when I'm angry and yelling and screaming,

it's not coming from a place of rage. It's coming from a place of disappointment. It's coming from a place of sorrow. It's coming from a place of, like, it's so tragic. It's so tragic what's happening right now because none of it, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's shakes.

Experian in the sense that none of this had to happen this way. Yeah, there are real elements of the Scottish play in this, you know, Macbeth. Macbeth, yeah, I haven't read Macbeth. It's probably not the best time for you to do that. Okay, all right. I'll take that advice. David, take care. We love you.

Sending love and light. It's everyone. Okay. Okay. Bye. Bye. And I mean it. I was so glad to have the conversation with David, and it was so helpful. And thanks, everybody.

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