Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - Trump’s Iran Deal Turns Israel Against MAGA: Is America First Back?

Episode Date: June 19, 2026

President Trump’s new U.S.–Iran agreement may be the biggest foreign policy shakeup of his presidency. The deal reportedly ends military operations, reopens the Strait of Hormuz, gives Iran sanctions relief, unlocks frozen funds, and starts a 60-day path toward a final nuclear agreement. But the real explosion may be coming from Israel and Washington, D.C. Tonight on Investigate Earth Podcast, we break down why Israel is furious, why JD Vance is warning Israeli critics not to fight Trump, why Congress may become the battlefield, and whether this moment signals a real return to America First foreign policy. Is MAGA back, or is this just another deal that gives Iran too much while the pro-Israel lobby prepares to shut it down?Check out our merch store

Hello, a minute ride made me lose my way. One minute I knew my life would change. And I was hoping that you could stay. The city lights all that remain. Hello and welcome to Investigator's podcast. I'm your host, Chad, alongside my beautiful wife, Sherry. On tonight's episode, we're talking about the deal. Nobody thought they would actually sign the United States.

and Iran now have an agreement on the table that could end the war, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, unlock frozen Iranian funds, and start a massive investment package, and kick off a 60-day countdown towards a final nuclear deal. But here's the part everyone needs to pay attention to. This is not just about Iran. This is about Israel, Congress, A-PAC, and who really gets to decide American foreign policy. Because Israel right now is pretty damn furious. Some Israeli officials are turning on Trump.

Trump and J.D. Vance are now pushing back. and Vance basically warned Israel not to fight the one president who has stood by them more than anyone ever has. That tells you how serious the split is. For years, we've said Netanyahu needs endless war while Trump needs the war to end. Now we may be watching that power struggle happen in real time. Guys, welcome to the show. It is June the 18th, 2026, and the name of the song is I Wait for You by Lupus Nocte. And is Maga back?

Is that what we are hearing on the streets? Is Daddy Home? Daddy ran out on mommy, but now maybe he is deciding that, you know, he made a mistake and he needs to return home to the kids. We don't know. I know that sounds crazy what I just said. Well, the kids are still not going to be happy with him if he's made a deal or not because what it sounds like, the deal is pretty sucky. Yeah. Well, the deal is not great for sure, right?

And as all of the Zionists and all of the pro-Israel lobby has been calling us for quite some time now, the woke Reich, as they call it, or the woke right, whichever one you want to talk about. We have just kind of been waiting on something to happen because this entire time since Trump stepped into office in 2024, it didn't take very long that there were some weird things that were happening, especially when he brought Larry Ellison and Oracle and Open AI and, you know, big pharma, you name it. He brought them all in the Oval Office and praised them for how amazing they were and all this stuff. That was my first sign. I was like, something isn't right.

And there's been a lot of money invested into Trump's campaign, obviously, by people like Mariam Edelson. also a lot of these firms and these big tech companies like Oracle, like OpenAI, like Palantir. And so after that, once the Israel stuff started happening and the Epstein files and everything else, there was so many people. There was literally a massive split in the Republican Party. And on one side, you had everyone that was like, this is not who the hell we voted for. We don't even recognize this guy.

This doesn't make any sense to us. I thought we were making America great again, not making. Israel great again, not making pedophiles great again. None of that. We wanted to make America great again. That is literally why we voted for Trump. And so it's been a very long time for the people on the woke right, quote unquote, that has seen any resemblance of the president and the administration that we actually voted in office. And so just the past three days, if you go on social media and you look at these woke rightists, I'll call them, there has been somewhat of an uplifting in their I guess mood.

And they're like, what the hell is going on right now? Yeah. They're kind of like, I told you so. Yeah. Well, here's the reality. Yes. Over the past few days and as much shit as we have got over the past year and especially our criticism of Trump, our criticism of Israel, we've been called everything.

People have sent me pictures of my head and a turban and called me, you know, Chabad instead of Chad, Chabad, Foulon, whatever. about to be my pants. They called me anti-Semitic. They called me every name in the book. A lefty. I had Trump derangement syndrome. All of this stuff, right?

And it was like, I am anti-Christian. I don't believe in God because I criticize Israel for killing mass civilians. And the funny thing about it is the entire time that people like us were calling out Israel for what they were doing, especially when the United States and Trump was signing up for this shit and going along with them and not saying a damn word about any of this, that was what was so mind-blowing to me. And it was not in just until the past 24 to 48 hours where Trump and J.D. Vance officially have now, at the very least, acknowledged, in my opinion, how evil this regime in Israel is. Now Trump has not necessarily coming out that far.

But the fact that he's even saying anything, especially after he's been funded to the tune of two and $300 million from just one of the Jewish pack donors, which is Merriam Adelson. And not only that, I mean, there are other MAGA packs, if you actually get into it, that are actually kind of funded by Israel. It's nuts. And so whatever has happened over the past, I would say week or two, where the Trump administration has completely shifted their narrative and their mindset on Israel, it's pretty crazy. Now, obviously, there has always been sometimes in some events that Israel has done

things when Trump has said do not do these things. And they did it. And they did it anyway. And I think over the past two weeks and three weeks, especially since this deal has been on the table, the United States has been desperately trying to get out of the war. We should have never got in to begin with. Israel has just ramped up how adamant they are to make sure this agreement doesn't go through and doesn't last. And I think at the very least, maybe that's what the Trump administration is seeing. They're saying, look, we have done everything for you. Like, this is a relationship that is 98% us and 2% you.

Like, what the hell are you doing? And we're about sick of this shit. Yeah, I think this is no longer a 4D chess game anymore. This is chess versus checkers. Or it's almost like Texas hold them. It's almost like poker because there are three countries that are holding. their cards and no one knows exactly what card they have. Yeah.

You know, and if Iran and USA are trying to make a deal with each other and then Iran has that, I mean, Israel has that one card that they lay down and just flip the table. Everyone's screwed. Yeah. And that's what they're continually. Yeah. That's what they're continually doing. I would guess that's probably what they're going to continue to do going forward.

I think that they have already made that very clear. That has been the disagreement. especially over the past 72 hours between Trump, Netanyahu, and the Israeli government to where everything that this administration in the United States does to try to make sure this deal actually goes through and works. Israel does the exact opposite. Now, we're going to go through what this deal actually is. We're also going to slightly or lightly compare it to the Obama JPCOA or JCPOA deal because there are two very different things. On one hand, you have have the Obama deal, which was strictly to limit their nuclear capabilities in power.

And on the other hand, this particular Iran peace deal is basically just to end the war. And then it gives another 60 days to figure out what the actual deal with the nuclear is going to be. And so the reality is that we should have never had to even get to an agreement with Iran because we should have never went into this war to begin with. It has done absolutely nothing right for us. It's done nothing good for us. And it's only going to screw us. And the more you hear about this deal, the more you'll understand why. And then I'm also going to, in this episode, we're going to play you some clips from

J.D. Vance and Trump. And we're going to let you know and check in with the Zionist and the people that are absolutely flipping their shit. And I say Zionist because I put that label because they themselves put that label on themselves. And they're always like, I'm a proud Zionist. They're literally a Zionist before anything, before American, before a person. They are a Zionist.

Mark Levin, all the others will tell you the same thing. And they are literally flipping their shit. I mean, they are freaking out right now. Well, Mark Levin is flipping his shit because he says they don't even see the text or see what the deal is or what exactly is going on. But I think that text is actually came out. Yeah, it is. Nothing is really confirmed or signed. Well, no, everything's signed now.

It is signed between Iran. it is signed between the United States. Trump just signed it in Switzerland yesterday at the G7 summit, and Iran had already signed it previous to Trump signing this deal. And so what this appears is a U.S. Iran MOU, which is a memorandum of understanding. And it has been signed. It is now in effect. And according to Axios, citing U.S. officials, Axios also says the text was read to

reporters by a senior administration official, but the printed official document itself has not been released at this time. So punctuation wording may be slightly, you know, not correct. So here are the 14 key points of this deal. Number one, war slash military operations end immediately and permanently. The U.S., Iran, and their allies in the current war agreed to stop military operations on all fronts, including Lebanon. They also agree not to start war or military operations against each other or threaten use force against each other. Lebanon's side. Sovereignty and territorial integrity are specifically mentioned. When you talk about that, you say it's between the United States and Iran and Iran's proxies, or is it our proxies too?

Well, no, this says everything, right? It's the U.S., Iran, and their allies in the current war. So that means Hezbollah, Hamas, it means Israel, it means the United States. So everybody. Yes. But how can we do that when they're not signing the agreement? Well, because, look, the reality is, is that I, guess the Trump administration thought that, hey, when we get this deal signed, especially considering

the fact that we went into war and did all of the heavy lifting, pretty much all of it for you in Iran. And so your ass better come to the table with this because we've done what you wanted us to do, even though Israel continues to want to attack Iran. They want to continue to attack Lebanon. And so the agreement, obviously on Iran's side says, look, we are not signing this deal unless all of this is agreed upon. That includes Israel attacking. Lebanon. That includes you attacking us. That includes Israel attacking us. All of that. So the reason why Israel is so mad about this, obviously, is because of that specific wording. They want to take over Lebanon. They want to continue to attack Iran, which is what we've said

from the entire time. And this was never about nuclear warheads. If it was, keep in mind, then they would stop right now. They would let this agreement do its thing. They would wait the 60 days leading up to that 60-day time frame to where that's when the United States determines in Iran what exactly is in the wording as far as the nuclear agreements. And I don't think Iran is going to have any problem with what the U.S. actually comes to the table with because even Trump says in a video, they're actually not bad to work with. Yeah. Right.

And do you think that Iran would agree to make sure their proxies stop? Oh, yes. That is what they're agreeing to. And Hamas and all that. Yes, that is what they are agreeing to. But the problem with this is going to be the fact. that Israel has already blatantly said we are not pulling out of Lebanon.

We have a right to defend ourselves. We will stand on our own. We don't give a shit. We don't need anybody all of a sudden. They don't need anybody. But they desperately needed us with Iran. Number two is mutual non-interference that the U.S. and Iran agree to respect each other's sovereignty and territorial integrity and not interfere in each other's

internal affairs. That means, hey, don't come over here and throw a coup in my country using Mossad or using the CIA or whatever bullshit. that you guys already tried to do with the maiden or not the maiden uprising, but the, you know, the whole, what was it, 2025 uprising of the Iranians. They also have a 60 day clock for a final deal. Both sides commit to negotiate in a final agreement within 60 days unless both agree

to extend it. Number four, U.S. naval blockade ends. The U.S. agrees to begin removing its naval blockade and related impediments against Iran immediately and fully end the blockade within 30 days. The U.S. also agrees to remove forces from Iran's proximity within 30 days after a final deal. Number five, Iran reopens safe commercial passage through Hormuz. Iran agrees to make arrangements for commercial vessels to pass safely and without charge for 60 days between the Persian Gulf and Sea of Oman. Traffic starts immediately with full restoration expected within 30 days after technical military obstacles and mines are addressed.

Iran will also talk with Oman and Gulf states about future strutely. of Hormuz administration, which it sounds like Iran does potentially want to charge through the straight of Hormuz going forward. I think that is what has come out so far, but we don't know the actual details of that. Number six, at least $300 billion economic reconstruction plan for Iran. Now, the U.S. agrees with regional partners to develop a mutually agreed plan of at least $300 billion for Iran's reconstruction and economic development. Now, the mechanism is supposed to be finalized in the final deal within 60 days with U.S. licenses, waivers, and permissions granted for related financial transactions.

Now, that part, listen, there's a big debate right now about are we given U.S. taxpayer dollars or are we not? We're going to get to that in just a little bit because there are actually two parts of this financial funding to Iran. Part of it is the $300 billion. And then there's another part of it, which is unfreezing the money. They are not one and the same. Well, I think people are also worried about when we do unfreezing, freeze this money or give them the money, are they going to use that for the people of Iran, or are they going to use it and push it towards their proxies and give them more money?

Yeah, I don't know. Number seven, path to ending sanctions. The U.S. agrees to terminate all types of sanctions against Iran on all agreed schedule as part of the final deal and Clinton U.N. Security Council resolutions, IAEA, Board of Governors resolutions, and U.S. primary and secondary sanctions. Number eight, Iran says it will not get nuclear weapons, but enrichment is left for talks. Iran reaffirms it will not procure or develop nuclear weapons. The sides agree to resolve what happens to Iranians enriched uranium stockpile with at least

on-site downblending under IEA supervision. They also agree to discuss enrichment and Iran's nuclear needs in the final framework. And then number nine, status quo during negotiations. While the final deal is pending, Iran keeps this nuclear program at the current status quo. the U.S. agrees not to impose new sanctions and not to deploy additional forces in the region. Number 10, immediate oil export sanctions waivers. Now, the U.S. Treasury will issue waivers following Iranian crude oil, petroleum products, derivatives, and related services such as bank and insurance and transportation until sanctions are terminated.

So basically, this is really going to help the Iranian economy. The Iranian economy has absolutely suffered because of U.S. and U.N. sanctions. and so this is going to massively help the Iran. Now, there's a lot of stuff. It's interesting. There's a lot of stuff from the Zionists and all the people that are online, the pro-Israel lobby that are saying, oh, Iranians hate this deal.

They are up in arms about this deal in Iran. They hate this deal. They're not. And they're just trying to play this propaganda mind game with you. The Iranians are in the streets about this. It's ridiculous. It's the same stupid bullshit that they've been trying to say forever, like it's okay. We didn't actually kill this many civilians and we're not actually doing all these

horrific things even though it's all over video. Well, I think it would be a great thing for Iran. Are the people of Iran if it actually goes to their economic status and it helps them? Well, it will for sure. I mean, I think most of the money absolutely will. And look, what your question was, how much of this will be put into Iran or how much of it will be given to the proxies? I think that we're going to give you a pretty clear answer on that momentarily, especially at $300 billion. And then also the final negotiations begin only after key parts start being implemented. So after the MOU assigned and once implementation begins on the ceasefire, blockade removal,

Hormuz passage, oil waivers, and frozen fund provisions, the two sides will begin final deal negotiations on remaining issues. And then 14, final deal goes to the UN Security Council. The final deal is supposed to be endorsed by a binding UN Security Council resolution. So basically, Iran gets immediate economic relief. waivers, access to frozen funds, a path of sanctions of termination, and a $300 billion reconstruction economic plan. And then the U.S. gets to straight of Hermuz reopened that we cause to begin with.

We also get a ceasefire, no new Iranian nuclear escalation during a 60 days. And I promise to Iran will not develop nuclear warheads. So really, Israel costs us a lot of money in this thing. Yes. Now, everybody's talking about the JCPOA, right? And this is something that we had talked about also on the podcast on, you know, on previous episodes. And what you have to understand about Obama's JCPOA is that, yes, we did send money, the United States and Obama send money by the millions by airplane. And everyone always gave Obama and the administration absolute shit for that.

And for good reason, we shouldn't be sending any money to Iran whatsoever, right? especially taxpayer money, but you also have to understand this part. The money that we actually sent to Iran, even during the JCPOA, was not our money. It was frozen money from Iran. The reason why we had to send it in an airplane was because of all of the sanctions and everything that was still in effect through various international banking systems, they could not receive money through banking systems. So we had no choice but to make that deal work to actually put it on an airplane and

give it to Iran. What that deal actually did, Obama. was a detailed nuclear control agreement. So the new U.S., you know, Trump, Iran, MOU, as I was saying, it's a broader war-ending economic framework, right? But the JCPOA, Obama's in 2015, its main purpose was basically stop Iran from being able to quickly build a nuclear weapon,

and it was through very strict nuclear limits. And it detailed nuclear agreement negotiated by U.S., Iran, UK, France, Germany, Russia, China, and the EU. And the nuclear-related sanctions relief after IAEA verified Iran took its required nuclear steps. And, you know, there was a lot of people that said even back then that Obama was just giving them money to build nuclear power and all this shit. But the reality was the IAEA was going through and expecting everything.

So, you know, it was a very strict deal. Yeah, but the deal didn't last that long as the problem. No. And then strong IEA verification was central to the deal. The IEA verified Iran's reduced stockpiles, et cetera, et cetera. So that's kind of the difference between. the Obama deal and, uh, and Trump's deal. Now, according to AI, Trump's deal is actually stronger than Obama's. Trump's MOU is stronger if your main goal was stopping the war. But the JCPOA was not a

ceasefire, regional war in an end document. But here's the thing. In 60 days, we're really going to be able to compare the JCPOA with whatever the agreement between the United States of America and Iran is. Is it going to be as strict as Obama's deal? I guarantee it. And to be honestly, the U.S. I don't even think Iran cares because if you talk to someone like Joe Kent, which was the, you know, basically under the director of national intelligence, he was over counter terrorism. He was the director of that. He knows all about the mid-east, not only the fact that he lost his wife in the Middle

East and he was deployed in the Middle East multiple times. He was a part of the government. And as Joe Kent says, they were not building a nuclear weapon. They actually had no intentions of building a nuclear weapon. and the United States knew that. Joe Kent knew that. And Joe Kent knew that everybody in the United States knew that. So this whole push by the United States and propaganda that they were going to build a nuclear warhead.

Joe Kent has blatantly and continuously said that is bullshit. There is nobody in the administration actually believed Iran was close or were going to build a nuclear warhead. Well, in 2019, they were a year within building a... That's a lie, though. That's what I read. Yeah, but here's the thing. They've been saying that they are within weeks of Bill and a bomb since 1995. But I'm talking about when all the sanctions, all that stuff stopped with the Obama plan or whatever.

They started enriching their stuff more in 2019. But that's what you read. But you also have to remember where all of that shit comes from. All of our propaganda about Iran comes through Israel. And it always has. The Iraq weapons of mass destruction came through Israel. All of the bullshit that we've heard about Iran. the Middle East, mostly all comes through Israel.

And so that's what I'm saying. It's like you can't believe what you say. And I'm going to play a clip what Hillary Clinton said about Bibi Netanyahu and how he was coming to them and trying to get them to go to war with Iran. And all the BS he was telling them then about Iran was still bullshit. Well, I know Bibi for like since what, 1984 has been saying there are weeks, you know, from building a nuclear weapon. He's always said that.

And I guess what you're saying is that's not true. But again, what I read said in 2019, they were kind of close to it. They were within a year of it. Yeah, I've heard that for years, though. I mean, that's the reality. And I don't think they've ever been close to building a nuclear bomb. And look, the other reality of this is, and it's just like Trump has said, he said this in a press conference the other day. Like, we have satellites that we see every single thing that you're doing at all times.

And we're always going to. You know, it's like Trump was saying in the press conference yesterday. He said, you know, we have satellite so good that we can literally read your text messages, basically, or whatever he said. And it's true. And we monitor everything at all times. Now, the important question is, and this is what a lot of people are saying, is this $300 billion? Is this actually coming out of our taxpayer money? And or is this just, are we unfreezing funds?

Well, according to AI, and it researched every single thing you could possibly find on this, I ask it. I said, is this part really both? Are we actually giving them money and then, you know, but also. Yeah, but also unfreezing money. in their money and AI says yes it appears to be both but not both in the same way so the 300 billion is not clearly u.s. taxpayer money the best reporting the AI found describes it as 300 billion dollar private investment reconstruction fund meant to trigger investment into iran with more than half reportedly already committed ruders summary says the fund is private and another rooters link summary

says the investment vehicles contains no government money the guardian reports the same basic idea, but as that proposed reconstruction fund would be funded by Gulf States and that Trump said the U.S. would not contribute. So based on what is publicly reported right now, America is not cutting Iran a $300 billion check. The better wording, I guess, with that is the deal includes a proposed $300 billion reconstruction investment fund for Iran, reportedly private and or Gulf State funded, not cleanly U.S. taxpayer funded. So are we basically paying other countries to do that? jumpstart their economy. No. What it sounds like is that there are investment firms, companies,

you know, probably huge international companies that are going to invest $300 plus billion into Iran to build Iran's economy backup. And so what this at least sounds like right now is that because of this deal for Iran, it's going to be the best deal they've ever had. And it's probably likely going to be the best thing that ever has happened to Iran since they're existent. And the reason I'm saying that, you're getting $300 billion or $300 billion of investments, you're getting all your money on Frozen. And you're going to basically take all sanctions of every kind of sanction you've ever had off of you. That economy should be the new place to be in the Middle East if this actually goes through the way it sounds like it.

So they have a pair of aces going on right now. They do. Now, number two, the frozen restricted funds are different. Now, the frozen money is Iranian money assets that has been restricted by the sanctions, not new U.S. aid. So that's kind of the clean way to put that. Now, the whole private fund thing, I can't really exactly tell you. What it sounds like is big energy companies, port shipping, logistics, infrastructure firms, and mostly all Gulf State linked investment firms or sovereign adjacent companies,

especially like from UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, all of that. And if you remember over the past six months or whatever, it has been kind of interesting, especially the past six months a year, how much Trump, time has been spent in guitar and oman and all of these places in the middle east meeting with these with these princes and and kings and whoever and parts of me wonder like were they somehow involved in this shit to where it's like this was going to be part of the deal from the beginning i don't know it's weird but either way um but here's the other thing right so part of this deal kind of has wording that says maybe it needs to go through Congress. And so it doesn't necessarily have to

pass Congress like a normal bill, but Congress may actually have to review power before Iran nuclear sanction deal triggers special rules. So the MOU can be signed by the president, but because it involves Iran nuclear issues and sanctions relief, Congress gets involved. That's a law from 2015 under the JCPOA. And it was passed that says the law requires the president to send Congress any agreement with Iran related to Iran's nuclear. program, including details on sanctions relief or anything else. Cornell's legal text says it covers agreements involved in Iran's nuclear activities. So, but here's, but here's the weird part about this, right?

It's all the Zionists that are pushing this to Congress right now. And they're even pushing the MOU to Congress, not even the 60 day out from now agreement when we actually agree on the nuclear sanctions. They're trying to say that this agreement, because it has part of the 60 days from now agreement in, you know, warding in it, that also the MOU and the end of the war agreement also has to go through Congress. Yeah. And if it goes through Congress, it kind of gets screwed because then you think about who's funding

the Congress men and women who's backing them. And then you go back to the foreign affairs, the people that are putting money in their pockets. Yes. Yes. I didn't want to just say APEC. Well, come on. It's A PAC. I mean, it's APEC.

And literally every one of the most heavily funded Congresswoman or men, right now that are that are funded by APAC are all up in arms about this agreement they all disagree with Trump the same ones that were praising Trump and loving Trump I mean we're even talking about you know even though I think Lindsey Graham has come out and kind of supported this a little bit but now he's not answering on camera necessarily as much he was someone you know called him in in the halls of Congress today and he refused to answer anything about this today you obviously have Ted Cruz Cruz which is just you know losing it he's losing his shit right now because of this agreement But yes, to Sherry's point, you know, if it does have to go to Congress, the reason why they're trying to push it to Congress is because they feel like that if this agreement goes through Congress, it will die.

And therefore, there will not be into the war. The MOU will be useless. And Israel will get again what they want, which is never ending war. They want to continue to kill people. And to, you know, it's like J.D. Vance today said they want to kill their way out of this. And that's just not the way this shit works. You can't just kill your way out of what the current situation is in the Middle East. It just doesn't work that way.

All right. Now I want to play you guys some clips because this is when the woke Reich started to be like, oh, what? What did he just say? Did he really just say that? Like what we've all been basically saying the entire time? Why do they call it the Reich instead of the right? Because they're referring to like anybody that is.

Like Nazi? Yes, basically. Yes. Anybody that's against Israel are Nazis. You are anti-Semitic. you are this, you are that. And, you know, it's just like our podcast for the past year, all we've been doing is just calling it like we see it.

You know, we haven't been propagandizing you. We've not been bullshitting you. We've not been saying anything for a specific narrative. We've not been saying anything to get you to believe one thing or not believe the other. We've literally 100% been telling you the truth as the world sees it, as reality actually has it. Because as it comes or as we are coming to find out. now, everything we've been saying the past year is all 100% coming true and being validated

by the administration that was calling the very people that were calling them out, they're validating it. Like Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson and us and anyone that has went against all of this shit, they're basically validating everybody's point right now. Well, I think the bottom line comes down to this and this is what I had posted on Facebook. look, it comes down to Trump needs this war to stop and BB needs it to continue. Oh, absolutely. And that's really the bottom line.

Yeah. And I mean, look, Bibi knows that once this war ends, if he lets it end, that his political career is over, he might be hung, you know, actually, there is that possibility if he goes to trial and gets found guilty in Israel. And they have been trying to get him into court. And they continue to just delay it and delay it and delay it. There's been judges that have been apart or connected. Two Beebe's case that have ended up dead, go figure.

But anyways, this is what Trump said when he was asked in Geneva at the G7 summit, a specific question about Israel. Listen. What are the expectations for Israel? Can this deal survive if Israel at times? It can. And I consider that the minor war, Iran is a big one. but we have that little pinprick out there

that constantly rears its head. And that's Hezbollah. And, you know, I was very responsible for Syria and the man that's running Syria now is a person that I put there, along with President Erdogan and some others. He's done an amazing job of pulling it together. He's not a Boy Scout,

but he's done an amazing job of pulling it together. And he is very good with Hezbollah. does not like them. And I'll tell you what, Israel's fighting Hezbollah too long and too many people are being killed. And you don't have to knock down an apartment house every time you're looking for somebody. Because there are a lot of people in those apartment houses. And they're not all Hezbollah that I can tell you. And I suggested to Israel to let Syria take care of Hezbollah.

Like, okay, how bad have you done in the Middle East that, Now Trump trust a former Al-Qaeda leader, which is run in Syria, to handle this shit in Hezbollah. He's like, hey, Bibi, look, I think we need to let this guy handle it. I mean, he's probably much more compassionate than Israel is. And this is literally one of the biggest leaders from al-Qaeda that Trump put in place in Syria. I mean, one of the most ruthless guys, that's when Trump says he's no Boy Scout. He means like he's a murderous asshole piece of shit, too. Right.

The difference, however, is that given his position and especially considering that Trump put him in in Syria, that likely he's probably going to listen to what Trump says and what Trump wants done. And if that means getting rid of Hezbollah, he will specifically get rid of Hezbollah. And save the people of Lebanon. Yeah, he's not going to go through and just start killing everyone in Lebanon. That's just not how that works. But what Bibi's stance is, we're just going to blow up everything and level everything. And then therefore, no one will be left, including all civilians. because they also hate Hamas.

Yeah, but they also hate Muslims. You know, it's not just that they hate Hezbollah and they hate Hamas and they hate the Houthis. They hate Muslims and they make no two ways about it. I mean, you think about Larry Lumer. I call her Larry. Laura Lumer. But you talk about Larry Lumer. And, you know, she continually talks about how, you know, how horrific Muslims are and that, you know, they're all terrorists.

And this is the sentiment of most of a lot of the higher ups in the Israeli government. I mean, especially this Ben Gavir guy, which is one of the top leading guys in the Israeli government. He is one of the most murderous, evil people I have ever heard. I mean, just the way he talks and all of it, like we talked about it with Mays on a podcast not long ago, where I think it was his wife or whoever got him a cake with a noose on it because they got to start hanging Muslims or Palestinians. Yeah. But either way, we'll continue this clip. Because to be honest, sweetie, I think they'd do a better job of doing it. And I didn't like Syria. I didn't like where, two hours before we're signing the agreement,

that there was an attack in Lebanon, in Beirut. It wasn't like in the southern side. And, you know, it was in Beirut. I did not like that. I let them know that. I didn't like it, not at all. But I think that Syria, you know, he's pulled that country together amazingly quickly. He's very capable.

and he's been very good for me. He's protected everything that I've asked for. He's done. And if Israel can't do the job without killing everyone else, he'll do the job. Syria will do the job. Well, spoiler alert, BB can't because that's all he wants to do is kill everyone. And it's like he said, you know, two hours before this agreement was coming through, Israel went and attacked in the heart of Beirut, which is the heart of Lebanon.

and this was, you know, Iran had already told Israel, they had already told the United States if you attack Beirut, especially, you're done attacking Lebanon, period. But Beirut is 100% a red line and this agreement will be off the table. What does Israel do? Go and attack Beirut, kill, who knows how many civilians, just two hours prior. I mean, taking down entire apartment complexes. It's crazy. Full of people.

Let me ask you a question. Let's say that this was happening between three. different countries, USA, Iran, and let's say that it was a different country. Let's just name it Zubambi and they were not our ally. What would we have done if Zubambi was doing that in attacking Lebanon two hours before we sign an agreement and they're not our ally? What will we have done to them? Well, the better question is, could you not think of one other country?

God just came out of my mouth. I mean, Zubabwe? I don't know. I mean, like Zimbabwe maybe. Okay. Perfla-b-la. Turkey. Like, name a country.

No, I'm saying a fake. Like a fictitious one. Well, you could have just named a country. Anyways. What would we have done? If they weren't our ally. What would we have done if they were messing up our deal? Well, they would have probably became our enemy pretty quickly.

And we would have probably done something in retaliation potentially. I mean, this is a peace agreement that we have to have in the Middle East. And it is obviously in the U.S. best interest for a peace agreement, which is why it was in the U.S. best interest by far that we never ever got into this war to begin with. And look, the Trump administration is never, ever going to admit this. They're never going to admit that we should have never got into this. And we've said that before the war even happened. And even, you know, if you remember when Marker Rubio came down the steps and all the reporters were there and he basically said it on

accident, well, Israel attacked and we had to do something. Yeah. We had to protect our people. that were over there. Yeah, and yeah, because Israel attacked, we have all these military bases. We had to do something. And, you know, the reality of it is, is that I would almost accept the fact that, hey, if Israel is your ally and knowing that we have all of the military bases around there, a military buildup around the region, knowing that Israel was going to attack Iran would be probably needed so that we could protect our assets and our military around the region.

The problem is that's never what this administration ever came out and said. They literally came out and said, hey, we're here to support. poor Israel. We're not going to ever let them get a nuclear bomb, blah, blah, blah, all the propaganda they did for so long. And I wonder what would have happened if we would have came out and said that in the beginning. I don't know because it sounds like, look, I don't 100% know why we actually got into this war.

And so far I don't understand why that this administration is turning now the other way. Something's obviously happened. I don't know if it's just the fact that Israel and B.B. all of them have pissed off the Trump administration so much that they're just sick of it. I don't know. But, you know, there's also some threatening going on already. This was actually, there was a couple of former Mossad agents and whoever that came out just days prior, which I'll play a clip in a minute, almost threatening the Trump administration.

And we'll play that in a second. But Marjorie Taylor Green said, proof that President Trump knows Israel's murder and innocent people, children, Christians in Lebanon. And he's doing nothing to stop it. He should stop all military and financial aid to Israel. That will stop them from slaughtering thousands of innocence. And Congress must not fuse our military intelligence and supply chain to Israel in the upcoming NDAA, which they're trying to do. We've talked all about that.

And for that, you know, the reason why they're trying to fuse Mossad and IDF into our government is because they know that they're losing support in America. And they know that APEC is not going to be so successful in the future, however that may be. And so people are going to start voting out candidates that are. for sure pro-Israel, any of this shit, which we've been calling forever, America is finally waking up. So what Israel is trying to do is they're trying to fuse us together to where it doesn't make a shit who's funding who. They are now a part of our government.

But I bet Trump has a different idea about that. If he were like even close to thinking that we should fuse together with Israel, I bet he's second thinking that now. Yeah. He has to be. I don't know. It's crazy. Here's what Ted Cruz has to say.

Listen. More than ever before, the U.S. Israel Alliance and Friendship is under assault. It's under assault from forces in the United States that would try to break that friendship. I think that's profoundly dangerous. America's friends with Israel because it is unambiguously in America's national security interest to be friends with Israel. Israel is fighting the enemies of America. Every Hamas terrorist that Israel kills, every Hezbollah terrorist, every IRC terrorist, makes America safer. We stand with Israel because standing with Israel makes American safer.

And when the Ayatollah chance, death to Israel and death to America, he means it. And those voices in American politics that want to engage in appeasement are profoundly undermining U.S. national security. There's Ted Cruz. You know, that's the guy that went on Tucker Carlson and has said that his main goal from forever getting in Congress was to protect Israel. Yeah, he's Israel first, not America first. Absolutely. It's the craziest thing that I've ever heard from a politician. I mean, just literally blatantly saying that.

That's where he's getting his funding. Oh, of course. He's got to say it. But, you know, and to what Ted Cruz is saying here, I want to make a point as well, talking about, you know, Israel is going to, you know, there are our front line and defending the United States against terrorism, which is ridiculous. That is stupid. And if anything, Israel might actually be heavily responsible for a lot of terrorism that

happens in America or has happened in America. We don't know for sure. We can't necessarily say that. without certainty, but we absolutely know that Israel is definitely good at terrorism. I mean, they actually have missiles and they have a way to protect themselves. They have massad. They plant freaking explosives and pagers. They can do anything and potentially even infiltrate our government or CIA or whoever to take

out politicians or other people that do not agree with them. But here's a defining thing that we have on the table. And I want to make this very clear. The Middle East and Iran and Muslims do not have to be the enemy. of the United States. That's what we have to like blatantly agree and understand on. We don't have to be enemies with the Middle East. The United States doesn't have to be looked at by the Middle East and Muslims as the big Satan.

You know, we can change that going forward depending on how the administration now goes forward with handling and dealing with Iran. And even Trump is saying, you know, which I'll play in a clip in just a moment. Like Iran is actually the people that are in charge right now are not that bad. They're actually not that bad to work with. And I think after working with Bebe and Israel, I think he's starting to kind of see that. Of course, APEC said in a statement two days ago, it is an America's strategic interest for Israeli and Lebanese governments to continue working together, as they agreed to do to drive out Hezbollah, the terrorist army that has killed hundreds of U.S. troops and relentlessly targeted Israeli civilians. Israel has every right to take action to protect its families from the Iranian terror group that continuously hijacks the prospects of peace.

So that was their statement. And then I got to play another clip, right? This is also what Trump said about, you know, I didn't like what Netanyahu did. And listen to this. This is, this was about what Netanyahu, I guess, had told the Trump administration about why they attacked in Lebanon, which was pretty much bullshit. I mean, I think it was bullshit. I think Trump knows it. But here's what Trump was responding to a reporter at G7 also.

You're right with Netanyahu, sir? No. We had a great relationship. We're talking about some end details. I didn't like that he did an attack based on a, you know, there's a very minor little thing with some drones that were released. And he ends up going to a very, I saw that attack. I saw where that bomb went.

Did you see what that? That was not, that was a vicious, that was too much. You know, you can do too much also. But we've had a very effective relationship. Without us, without the United States, there would be no Israel. Without me, there would be no Israel. Because no other president was willing to do what I did. I've had a great relationship with Bibi, but now Bibi has to be more responsible with respect to Lebanon.

Lebanon used to be a great country. It was a country where you had professors, doctors, lawyers. The great intellect was in Lebanon. Now it's just, it's terrible. I would say of all countries, they've been treated the worst. And they can't defend themselves. And they have Hezbollah, which is a problem for them. So, no, I'm not happy with the way Israel has handled themselves with Lebanon and with Hezbollah.

They should have been able to do the job faster. It just goes on forever. and when that happens, it throws a negative light on the big deal, and that's the deal with Iran. And as he says, Lebanon is, well, I don't think Lebanon's getting the worst of it. I think absolutely Palestine got the worst of it. Palestine is a parking lot now. And, you know, will this administration ever acknowledge, like, how horrendous what happened in Gaza was and still is? I mean, they're still blowing up places where people that are moving around in Gaza.

They even see people moving around in Gaza. it seems like they're trying to blow them up or kill them, reporters, doctors, nurses, lawyers, not lawyers, but medical workers, all of these people. And now Lebanon is about to get the same treatment. They're about to go through the exact same thing, and they don't have a way to defend themselves. Now, the reality is that, yes, Trump says about Hezbollah, you know, I don't know the direct and intricate details on exactly who Hezbollah is. We do know that they are funded by Iran.

we do know that they predominantly reside in Lebanon. And I don't know if like how they cooperate or work with the Lebanese government. If, you know, if there is some type of agreement there, I would assume there was some type of agreement between Hezbollah and Lebanon to not only protect Lebanon from Israel, but also, you know, as Iran's proxy to also keep Israel at bay is, I'm assuming Iran's mindset with Hezbollah, Houthis, and Hamas, as far as their funding goes. because if Iran is funding the outskirts of Israel, then it protects Iran. And, you know, for obvious reasons, Israel is a nuclear power state. They have tons of weaponry. They have mass. They have one of the best defense systems in the entirety of the world.

Trump said better than ours, literally. And so, you know, does it make sense maybe that Iran would have or fund proxies around, you know, to protect them? And I think that they have power over the proxies. And I think that if Iran signed this deal like they did, then they could probably cut off any more attacks in Israel from Hezbollah. Yeah. Because Iran controls them. Yeah. And so this is, you're 100% right, Sherry.

This is what Mike Huckabee says. This is in response. Now, keep in mind, President Trump appointed Mike Huckabee as the U.S. ambassador to Israel. And Mike Huckabee is the same guy that was talking with Tucker Carlson when he told Tucker. that according to the Bible, it would be okay if Israel took all of the countries in the Middle East, like wiped out everything in the Middle East, all people, and just took over the entire place. This is the same guy. So, you know, after Trump said Israel would not be anything without the United States.

And frankly, without me, I've done more for Israel than any other president. And yeah, he's probably correct considering the fact that it's been so damn blatantly obvious to the point where Americans that voted for Trump think, did we vote for Trump for America or Israel? That's why the whole thing, you know, the Miga, make Israel great again, became this trending hashtag on social media because everyone was like, well, apparently we voted for Trump for Israel. And so this is what Mike Huckabee said after Trump said what he said about America, or Israel wouldn't be anything without America.

Israel. But it is also my job to represent the importance of Israel. to the United States. This is just another reminder that it is your heritage without a doubt. But, minister, it is also the heritage of the United States without Israel, without the Jewish foundation. There would not be an America. We owe our very existence for what happened in this land.

He's wrong. How? How do we owe anything to Israel? What did they do to free America? Zero. And literally, this is what these people believe. You know, and you hear the claps of applauds that are coming out of this little tiny room that he's talking in where he's saying that America would not exist without Israel. Like, I have never heard that before.

It's ridiculous. But I'm sure that you could probably talk to a lot of Zionists and a lot of the pro-Israel people that will try to make up some crazy analogy. It would probably go religious or something. I don't know. It really doesn't even matter. I mean, the point is that this current state of Israel is not the Israel of the Bible. It doesn't matter how people want to try to turn it. It's not.

That is not what God was talking about in the Bible. That's not even what the Bible was talking about. They weren't talking about this Israel that, you know, the Rothschild created in 1947, whenever it was. Yeah, that's not the, that's not the Israel. They weren't talking about BB Netanyahu in the Bible, okay? they weren't they weren't saying oh in one day when bb decides to kill everyone in the middle east that's okay because god says so because jews are the chosen people and that's also why

the jews that they refer to in the bible is not talking about israel of today so i just want to make that clear um mark levin says name one country any country that would go along with the mow a deal preventing or conditionist ability to defend itself against a massive terrorist force on its border firing missiles and drones into its towns and cities. Name one. And it has to get permission to defend itself or not strike too hard in response to imminent or actual terror attacks. And for what?

A promise by a terrorist regime that funds terror proxies and seeks to annihilate it that will comply with a paper agreement? Well, the reality is, yes, they will reply or, you know, they will comply with this agreement. And the main reason is Iran knows that for whatever reason, the only reason that the United States is involved in this is because of Israel. They know this. They also know that they are in a very pivotal position right now because they have an agreement on the table, which is definitely going to help Iran by like I said, probably the best agreement Iran's ever had. You know, this is not,

this is not an old agreement to where we're going to bring in one of our leaders that we want to run the country, that we then control Iran. This is letting their leadership, the ones that are left anyway. I mean, there's still a lot of them left. We've taken out quite a few of their leaders between us and Israel. Yeah, they got tons. But this is to let them run their country how they see fit not to get involved in their internal affairs or anything else. This is not some Shah of Iran. This is not like us coming in and taking over their government, which is what we did during the Shah era prior to the Islamic, you know, Republic or the Islamic uprising. And so this is a really good deal, I believe for that.

And then we also have, I need to check this. And then this video, you know, it's another video from G7. Trump just went on a freaking rampage. And every press conference, every thing he had an opportunity to talk on the mic in front of the world, he did so. And the weird thing is how he's sitting here talking about this particular country, which is Lebanon. I don't understand how he's not, at the very least, said one thing about Gaza. It doesn't make sense to me. But I think that he's finally getting it.

And I think if he looks at Lebanon, obviously if he looks at Gaza, I think that's like almost a thing he can't even talk about or touch right now because of how bad Gaza actually is. Like he don't even want to touch that shit with a 10 foot pole. He don't even want to talk about it because it's so bad. I mean, it's one of the greatest genocides of our time, I believe, like of our generation. But this is what Trump had to say again about Israel and what they've done. been doing in Lebanon. I mean, you have people living there.

Buildings are being dropped on top of them or right alongside of them. How would you like to live there? It's so unfair, especially Beirut. You know, you're going to Beirut. And I looked at the scene two days ago yesterday where they hit that was a big hit. That was unnecessary in my book. Yeah, please. Yeah, so he's, you know, the one thing I'm trying to point out here is,

that he is absolutely going after what's actually happening in Lebanon. And especially throughout the Middle East and how Israel is responding to this whole thing. And I think he's showing compassion for normal people that live everyday lives. Yeah. Absolutely. Well, I mean, and that's what I'm saying. That was my entire thing of coming out against Trump this whole time is like, Trump, are you not going to say anything about what the hell is going on in Gaza?

I mean, you know, it's not like one day I woke up and I was like, oh, I care so much about Palestinians. It was just, it's hard to avoid seeing what actually went down. I mean, imagine that being one of us. Imagine that being here in this country. Would you not want someone in a podcast or politicians somewhere in another country speaking out about it or saying something to, you know, about what you're going through, about the murder that you're seeing and the death that's coming to your life and how your life went from okay normal to like. to like completely screwed for probably the rest of your life. I mean, you don't have any family left if you're lucky to be alive. You have nowhere to live.

You have no food. You're starving to death. You have nothing. And so I've just always criticized this administration for going along with what Israel did in Gaza. And at least finally, someone is starting to say something to Israel, even though if it has to come by way of Lebanon, so be it. And I think, you know, Israel used October 7th.

to get away with genocide in Palestine. And so it was almost like if you said anything about Gaza and what Israel was doing, you were immediately called anti-Semi. It's the same way. Like if you said anything about LGBTQ plus parades and, you know, LGBT or trans story time at libraries, you were called homophobic or you were called whatever, anti-trans. And you would get banned for that shit on social media.

And very similarly, by the way, people are getting banned on Facebook and Instagram and TikTok and all the other platforms. If you called out Israel for killing innocent civilians, you were getting banned and you actually definitely get banned on TikTok now. But remember when I mentioned Hillary Clinton earlier, trust me, I never listened to anything Hillary Clinton says, but she did actually say this about her past experiences with Israel. Listen. Secretary, it was a constant, you know, theme by Netanyahu and his

then government, the then defense minister Ehud Barak, the former prime minister, it was relentless. It was a constant push. You know, I remember... What would he say to you? What would he say to you? He would basically say, we need to, you need to support us in attacking Iran. And back then, this was, you know, 2009 to the end of 2012. we had more capacity than Israel did on several fronts to do that.

And so there was a constant argument that we would have. And I remember one day I was on the phone for hours with A-Hood, with Bibi, with others, you know, and they would say things like, you know, our planes are on the tarmac. And I'd say, well, good luck. I mean, great. Why are you doing this? Where else would planes be other than in the air? But I'm a tarmac ready to take off.

Yes. Although they'd be in the hangar, but they were on the tarmac. And, you know, you would say things. You're saying you were being played. All the time. All the time. I mean. By an ally that receives an enormous amount of aid.

Well, of course. And look, Bibi's been of... So there you go. That was what Hillary Clinton said. I mean, Bibi and Israel used the same tactics with them as they did with Trump. Unfortunately, Trump fell for it, unfortunately. And I think, look, the reality of this is, in my opinion, that the fact that Trump fell for it shows, like, this is going to go down as one of the dumbest things the Trump administration ever did. Oh, yeah, absolutely.

We should have never agreed to go into this war. They weren't doing anything to us. Yeah. And the reality of this, too, is that, you know, most people think that for some reason this, this shows that we won the war. We didn't win anything. Like, we lost. We lost this war. We're paying to have what we had before.

Yes. And we're paying for the straight to be reopened that we cause to be closed to begin with. And, you know, it's just like Hillary Clinton says, you know, BB would relentlessly be harping on us and calling us. We'd be on a phone with Israel and them for hours. And they would be like, our planes are ready for take us. off and all this shit. The same, basically the same thing they did to Trump. But I think this time, the difference was, is that they heavily funded Trump and they

heavily have funded politicians through APAC. If you want to know what the problem with APAC is, this is why? Because then it leads you into a position that if you are the president of the United States or you are in these key positions where you are heavily funded and you are at the, I guess, the control of your puppet masters, which are Mariam Aedelson and all of the APAC donors, when they say, hey, we're attacking, don't give a shit what you do, but we're doing it. And they do it. You have no choice in some ways.

They did have a choice. They could have said, look, we're not doing this. If you attack them, you're going to have major issues. We will stop all funding to Israel, which is I think we should have done long ago. We should not be funding Israel billions of dollars. Absolutely not. But we are. And so many people bitch about this too, that we're funding Israel, all this money.

And then here we are. like struggling with health care and prices of food and gas. Like there's so many people that are homeless now and can't even afford to live in their own home, but we're sending billions of dollars to all these places and including Ukraine. And we're not taking care of our own people. No, I agree. It's ridiculous.

And it's the same thing we bitched about. That's the funny thing. It's like we completely bitched about the funding and the money that was going to Ukraine forever, you know, and that was when Russia was. attacking Ukraine. We understood that Russia was the one that was attacking. They were the aggressors, although we also understand likely part of why they were the aggressors inside of Ukraine because of how close the United States was getting with Ukraine. They were basically making Ukraine the new NATO country without actually declaring them NATO, even though when Russia continually said,

if you do this, we're going to, we're going to invade. And then they said if you, if you even think about making Ukraine a NATO member, and then what was it that that, that, that, that, that, that, the Biden administration did. They were like, oh, yeah, well, we're actually probably going to bring him in to NATO. They just kept antagonize. Well, and not to mention all the bio labs on the borders of Russia and Ukraine. Yeah. And speaking of which, did you see Tulsi Gabbard just came out about that?

No, I didn't. Yeah, she's got a full report on all of our funding to bio labs around the world, including many that are still in Ukraine as we speak. And all of these labs that are in Ukraine are still have gain of function of research still being funded by the United States. And so Tulsi Gabbard has this on her. desk now, which she's soon to be out of, you know, of her position. Supposedly her husband has cancer, but that's not really why.

She disagreed with the Iran war adamantly. She disagreed with Joe Kent alongside of him, and they forced her out. Now, the question is, is especially in hindsight with everything that's happening right now, you know, I think they should try to keep her if at all possible, but they probably can't at this point. I want to see if this video right here, this is Ben Gavir. I want to see if he actually speaks in English on this. No, he doesn't speak in English there, but basically his national security minister, Israel's

Ben Gavir, says we cannot stop destroying houses in southern Lebanon. We cannot stop, period, is what he says. We cannot allow the population of Lebanon to return. We must control or sorry, we must continue to control the territory, even if Trump disagrees. We are an independent state, he says. And this guy, obviously, is like one of the, you know, one of the main guys of the Israeli government. he's one of BB's right handman and he's basically saying we got to keep killing people in Lebanon this is the same guy as I mentioned earlier that had a cake that had a noose on it now uh you also

have the old I guess he's an old general I believe but he's he was talking on Fox News that says Israel must ignore half of Team Trump that is trying to constrain its actions and this is the guy that's been on Fox News I can't even tell you how many times he's always the one that's trying to propagandized America by saying, hey, I was an ex-general, and therefore I know everything I'm talking about. This is what he went on Fox News after this MOU agreement came into place. Listen, action will be taken. But I can't square some of the things that are coming out of the administration from reliable sources. That's what I find so disturbing. When I heard it from the Iranians, Sean, I dismissed it. I said, that's the same nonsense we're always hearing.

But when I hear from administration sources, some of the things that you have heard of what's in this deal, that makes no sense whatsoever. It's not defensible. I think what the president should do was just let's release it and let people see what's out there. So we stop debating about something none of us has seen. Well, you got the assurances from the vice president tonight. And the president is there you go. And I can't wait also to hear. Yeah, well, that was Mark Levine's stance right there is what he was saying.

He's like, instead of us speculating about what's in this agreement, just show us the agreement so we can tear it apart. Yeah, exactly. This is what J.D. Vance had to say. This was the first thing he said when he came out. Listen to this. What I will say, and this does bother me, is that you've seen people within BB's cabinet who have come out and attack the deal and in some ways very personally attacked the president of the United States. And I guess my message to them would be twofold. Number one, Donald J. Trump is the only head of state in the entire world who is sympathetic to the nation of Israel at this moment in time.

And he happens to be the head of state of the world's superpower. If I was in the cabinet of the Israeli government, I might not be attacking the only powerful ally that I have anywhere left in the entire world. And the second message I would give to some of those cabinet members, B.B., to his credit, has not gone down this path. But to some of these cabinet members in Israel who are attacking the President of the United States, the other thing that I would say is that over the last three months, two-thirds of the defensive weapons that have protected your homeland have been built by American hands and paid for by American tax dollars. The problem for Israel is not Donald J. Trump.

And anybody in Israel who thinks their biggest problem is the President of the United States needs to wake up and smell the reality of the situation that country is in. Thank you all. So there you go. Yeah, and I just want to mention real quick, and this is not even on the topic, but did you notice both Trump and Vance are sick? No. Yeah, I can hear it in their voices. They both have the same kind of phlegm going on.

Yeah. So I'm just pointing it out just in case there's something going on. I know. They die. Yeah. Because they have some kind of sickness going on. I know. That would not surprise me, though, to be honest with you.

And then here was J.D. Vance again, just previous to what you just heard. Listen. What the president has to grow frustrated sometimes is that we seem to be right on the cusp of a major breakthrough in the agreement. And then all of a sudden, there's a major explosion that goes off in a civilian population center in Beirut. And a lot of people who have nothing to do with Hezbollah lose their lives. That's not acceptable. That's the sort of thing that we've asked for closer coordination so that we ensure it doesn't happen. And our message to the Israelis, just as our message to everybody else, is fundamentally, we want this peace process to be good for you. We do not want Hezbollah attacking Israel. But in order to ensure that that happens, we have got to actually build the kind of regional framework that can cut off the money to Hezbollah, cut off Iranian support for Hezbollah, and also ensure that Lebanon's territorial sovereignty is respected.

There you go. Yeah. So this is very important. I mean, it's extremely important, at least in this way, what this administration is doing right now. We do have a chance to actually stabilize the Middle East because of this. And so if there's anything good that comes out of this deal or comes out of this war, let's actually make something worthwhile, right? And I think that's probably what Trump's trying to do here.

He likely realizes, hey, we got into this war. We should not have been in. We were lied to. I think they realized that. We got to remember that reporter, the embedding. editor that was cited by multiple sources that said when BB and Mossad and whoever came in and basically lied their ass off to the Trump administration. And they all told Trump, he's lying.

Yeah, he's lying. Do not do this. This is wrong. And this is not going to work. We're not going to win this. You know, because this is almost unwinnable, especially with a country like Iran. And Trump said, go for it. We're going to war.

Yep. And Trump's like, no, we're doing it. That's what's crazy. Right. And then so Shabbat Rabbi Shaiim Mitz on Fox News. These are the people that they're throwing up on Fox News, you know, especially over the past week. And they're allowing people like this to say things like this, you know. And yet it's funny because if you even criticized Israel, you were called an anti-Semite.

But what do you call a rabbi that says what he's about to say here? Listen. Dillion, when I was coming into the studio, I was thinking, what can I compare this to? Do you remember the movie Planet of the Apes? The human people that came to the planet, all of a sudden, you're weird, you're the killer, you're the rotten person, because they believed in all the evils that was unproven.

To be a Jew today sometimes, it's like the humans that come to the planet of the apes and meeting people like him, and like, where did you get this from? Why do you think this way? And it's almost impossible to talk to these people, to reason to these people, because hate is an emotion.

It's not intellect. And so what the rabbi is saying there is he's calling all non-Jews basically apes, literally. I mean, that's what he's saying. He is saying that he compared Jews to humans visiting planet of the apes and non-Jews to savage monkeys. And so this is what we're continually hearing, right? This is not just something that is, you know, from one person. Well, to me, hate comes from racism. racism of all facets.

That is hate to me. And I think a lot of hate comes from religion. Yeah. And then, of course, you had J.D. Vance going on another podcast and he says, quote, what is your exact proposal, Israel? You're a country of nine million people. You can't just kill your way out of solving every single national security problem that you have by killing mass amounts of people.

And that was a quote from J.D. Vance that went on another podcast. He's been going on everything saying this, right? So then Tucker came out with this short clip earlier. Of course Tucker had to say something about this, which is pretty funny actually how he says it. Listen. I hope that we released the agreement. And we did send a copy to Israel, by the way. We sent Israel a copy of the agreement.

Well, you sent them a copy, did you? You BCCed them? We just reached the outline of a peace agreement with the country we are fighting with Israel without consulting Israel. Bitch. That's exactly what that means. adults are talking. At one point, he said, you know, I just think it's just too much. I think going forward, we may leave the fight against Hezbollah to Jalani, who runs Syria. Now, Jalani, of course, is a former Al-Qaeda leader. He's just a more reasonable person.

If you're looking for humane treatment of civilians, you've got to go to the Al-Qaeda guy, not the Israeli prime minister. That's what the president said. I'm sorry. It is pretty damn funny. But literally, it's kind of not inaccurate. It is the truth. And that's the reality. It's like it's crazy what we've been saying this entire time. And yet here we are, guys. Here we are.

And we are in a position now to where the United States can do something about this. And we can potentially make better relations with people in the Middle East, which I think we desperately need. If you don't want terrorism on our homeland, if you don't want people from across the Middle East trying to blow up our building. or trying to kill Christians, I mean, some of that you can't stop, right? Obviously, there are going to be ideological monsters in all religions, really. And yes, and especially in some ways in the Muslim religion, they are a lot more ideological

in some ways as far as, you know, them wanting to kill non-believers because of the Quran. And there's extremists in every religion. Yes. But I think Trump's next move has to be if Israel keeps screwing up this peace deal, which we're we're losing because we shouldn't have been in the war to begin with, but now we're trying to get a peace deal so we can at least come out, not saying we're victorious, but we're coming out of this war. And Israel has got a good hand.

But I think what he needs to do next is if Israel doesn't stop trying to come after the deal, we need to take our funding away from Israel. Yeah, absolutely. We do. I mean, we should have done this already, but for whatever reason, we haven't. I don't know why we haven't. I think there's a reason. And I actually have a clip and I hope I saved it in the right place.

I think I did. I just think it's a little further down. So this is a former Israeli intelligence officer and he's making an explosive claim, right? Check this shit out. This is literally exactly what we've been saying the entire time. And really what this means is it proves a very valid point that we've talked about in terms of Epstein and Israel and Trump, actually. Listen. There's a real deal between the Americans and the Iranians, and it's going towards that.

Natanahu will try to sabotage it. One of the ways he'd sabotage it is by putting out abstin material against U.S. government officials, including Trump. And he put it out there. New material that wasn't seen before. in the public. So it's not just Trump. I know that Howard Lutnik is mentioned.

There are other officials. Not just Trump, other officials too. Yes. And he'll try to sabotage the whole negotiation and deal that would

be, that they're trying to make together. So keep in mind, this was not only a former Israeli intelligence specialist, he was one of the top Israeli intelligence specialists, actually during the time when Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State. And he was one of the leaders. Now, he was whenever, whatever, however that government kind of went through their cycling there, BB still stayed, but he was out, he was ousted. And so it sounds like that he is 100% confirming that the entire Epstein sex trafficking blackmail ring likely is from Israel. Yes.

Because he says, BB will release something that the public has never seen. Well, how would BB do this? Because they know about, no, because they have all of it. Yes. And that's what I kept saying in the beginning of all this.

I said, there is something going on. There's something wrong with Trump. He has his hands tied behind his back and he can't do anything. And it was probably blackmail with Israel blackmailing Trump. Yeah. So let the files come out, Trump. then you're not going to be blackmailed anymore.

I mean, everyone already knows. Everybody already calls you a pedophile. So why not just let it come out and say, okay, yeah, I had sex with underage girls or whatever the hell you did and let it come out and then you're free of the blackmail and your hands are not tied. Yeah. Yeah. And you're probably going to go to jail after you're a president, but you're going to save America.

Yeah. And it's so funny because like people are starting to try to, it's so interesting to me. we all know, you know, how Dan Bongino, you know, how he basically covered for the Epstein files and all the bullshit that he did. I still love him. Yeah, well, the funny thing is, like, this is, I've seen a couple posts like this. Someone said, Benjamin Netanyahu just posted he's meeting with the head of Mossad. Candice asked who he is about to assassinate.

And Dan Bongino just posted this cryptic message. Listen to what Jan, Dan Bongino says here, which is complete horseshit. And I'll tell you why it's horseshit and probably why he's doing this. but listen. Closer you get to God, the harder the devil works on you. Well, the devil's working overtime now. He's cashing in that OT check, probably spreading the wealth around too. Folks, something else is going to happen.

If this is the last show I do or Erica or anyone else, I just wanted on the record that I was on the right side of this. and by the right side, I don't elevate myself or my character above you or anyone else. I just mean like the non-demon side. Well, who's he talking about when he talks about Erica? Is he talking about Erica Kirk? Yeah, Erica Kirk. Oh, my God.

Right there, he's on the wrong side. Well, hold on. I'm just saying. We're not going to go there tonight because that's just a whole other thing, which there is a lot to talk about in terms of, TPSA and all that, which we're probably going to have to do an episode following this about all the new explosive stuff that has come out about TPP USA. But first of all, Dan Bonino, you absolutely have not been on the right side of any of this shit. You have lied to everybody.

You have then came out after the fact. And I remember when he first was leaving the FBI and I was like, they must be sending him out here to do propaganda work. Or is he going to actually come back and go against the administration? Hell, no, he's not going to do that. We all knew that. and everybody was like, I'm so excited for what Dan Bongino has to say. I'm like, don't be excited, dude.

Like, he's not coming out from the FBI to tell you all of the shit that, like, he had to say. No, he's coming out for propaganda purposes. And I'm sure he's probably still being paid by the government. But he has absolutely not been on the right side of any of this. And the funny thing is he just comes out with this message when all this Israel shit's happening. And keep in mind, this guy alongside Erica Kirk and TPUSA and all of them have been so damn up Israel's ass.

Yes, this entire time is ridiculous. What I think this is is some type of os obf-oh-my-god. Oh, my God, I can't say that word, obstification. Oh, let me try to say it better. No. No. But I think this is some type of- Archification.

Yeah, something like that. Yeah, something like that. But it's some type of kind of, he's trying to manifest in your mind to believe that, like, he's actually at risk or something from Israel or some bullshit. it's ridiculous and he's trying to just start making his way back and clawing his way back in and so he's trying to make you believe that like somehow he's been on the side of what like criticizing who he hasn't criticized anybody i mean he said the investigation with charlie kirk is 100% sound and great and it's amazing nothing to see there he said the epstein files are

basically a hoax and that he did kill himself and nothing to see there he said if you didn't support israel you're anti-semit he said that Literally, he's made that probably, I don't know, 80% of his podcast. He mentions anti-Semites. But he didn't do that before. He went into the FBI. Oh, of course he didn't. No, I mean, that's just it.

And so Dan Bongino is coming out trying to act like, oh, his life is at risk now for whatever reason. Like, what the hell is he talking about. Now, what I do want to say. Well, he better not get a golden pager. And if he does, he better send it back. Well, what I do want to say is like Laura Lumer, for example, has been consistently and constantly talking about how there's going to be a terrorist attack because of this deal.

and Iranians are going to take advantage of this. You know, she keeps saying this. And however, that's definitely not likely. What I do think is more likely is that there will be a false flag potentially. And if anything, are they going to try to blame it on Israel or Hezbollah or someone, they're going to stage a huge terrorist attack in the United States, and they're going to make it happen to where it just signifies and solidifies maybe either blowing up this agreement or maybe they just send a message to the United States.

say they is in Mossad in Israel, that you know what, this is how much we disagree with this and we're going to show you. Or like fuck around and find out what happens. Or is someone actually going to turn up dead. That is a very important figure in our government. That is the big thing. I did say Vance and Trump sound really sick right now. Yeah, I don't know. It's pretty wild. Now, I hate to even do this because I really cannot stand this guy. And this guy is Ben Shapiro. Ben Shapiro obviously is probably the most paid influencer by Israel, but this is Ben Shapiro having a little fit about this MOU just yesterday. Listen, or maybe it was yesterday a day before.

Okay, then the president put out a statement himself, saying, quote, this morning's attack on Beirut should not have happened. So again, the idea is that Israel is just supposed to accept rockets incoming over its border targeting its citizens as well as drones, because Iran says so. And the president says this morning's attack on Beirut should not have happened. happened, particularly on a special day when we are so close to a peace deal with Iran. Well, I will note that on that very special day, Chisbalah, which is an Iranian-backed terror group, fired drones into Israeli sovereign territory.

He said, Israel has the right to defend itself against threats, but the attack it was responding to was very small and meaningless. Nobody was hurt, injured, or killed, and should not disrupt this important process. I really don't think the president would see it that way if, say, Mexico had fired a bunch of drones into American soil and blown them up, and no one got killed. I don't think it works that way. I'm pretty sure it doesn't work that way. That you're basically free.

We shouldn't spoil this, you know, we shouldn't spoil this very important day just because you fired a rocket at my house and you happen to hit my front lawn and not kill anybody. He said, we are very close to a deal that will bring peace to the region, including to Lebanon. And all sides should stand down.

All sides should stand down. One of these sides is acting defensively. One of them is a terrorist group responsible for the death of hundreds, if not thousands of Americans. He said there should be no more attacks by Israel anywhere in Lebanon. But there should also be no more attacks by any other party, including Chisbalah against Israel. This could be the beginning of a long and beautiful peace.

Let's not blow it. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I'm sorry, these are not kids fighting here. You have a terrorist group that has expressed its desire to wipe Israel from the map, and you have an American ally flying soaredies alongside American pilots, sharing technology and military largesse both ways. And the idea is that that state is supposed to what? Just go silent when it is attacked? And then Trump went to Axios. And again, this is just the kind of signaling that is not useful. It is not good. It does not help in negotiations. It looks like weakness. And the Iranians can sense weakness. They can smell it. The president went to Barack Ravid at Axios, who used to be like the Obama

cutout. And then he became J.D. Vance's team's cut out over at Axios. And now the president is using Barack Ravid as his cutout. And the president went to Axios. And he said that he was shocked when his advisors called him to brief about that Israeli strike in Beirut. And he fumed at Netanyahu, quote, it is so bad I couldn't believe it, an hour before we're supposed to sign the deal. Trump acknowledged that Chisbla attacked Israel first, but stressed it didn't cause any damage and nobody had been killed. Why did Bibi have to do an effing attack? I was so pissed off. I let him know. He has no effing judgment. I let him know that. And then he said the same thing to the Wall Street Journal. Bibi shouldn't have done that. I didn't like it at all. They fired a couple of small missiles and

missed their mark by a lot. They have to fire back, then he'll fire back, then the whole thing never stops in the Middle East. So we are now back to what cycle of violence nonsense? That suddenly there's no difference between Israel defending itself and Chisbalah firing missiles and rockets at Israel. Anyways, I just want to say something though, Ben. Ben, what you have to understand is that it was Israel that invaded Lebanon to begin with. They're the ones that started blowing up Lebanon before anything happened. I mean, that's just the reality. They went in. They started killing mass amounts of civilians, blowing up apartment buildings, And yet you're bitching about a drone that landed in the desert somewhere, wherever the hell it was, didn't affect anyone.

And then Israel just goes in and has another excuse yet to blow up more houses, more apartment buildings and more civilians. Yeah. And they're bitching about it. And Trump's like, it's just a drone. It wasn't like a major thing, right? But the same thing. You think about the big fight last Sunday at the White House, the UFC fight. And now all this stuff is coming out with this 19-year-old guy, I guess, who had arranged, arranged.

like a massive attack on the UFC fight and they had like two like divisions of the attack. The first attack was going to be at the fight and then they're going to make people run and have snipers ready at the end of wherever they were to like kill all these people. Do you think Trump's even talking about that? Because he knows it's like a drone. It didn't happen. Yeah. Well, and the thing is, who knows?

Like, I mean, they say that they, hey, they fold this terror attack. they, you know, they called it before it ever happened. Who knows? We don't know. But. Well, that 19 year old looked like a 56 year old to me. Yeah. He did not look 19 at all.

Did you read all those reports? Yeah, I did. Well, the crazy thing about all this guys is going to be like what happens because as we've said, there is contention right now between the United States and Israel. And how far is Israel willing to take it to go and defy the United States? because I think the problem is no matter what Trump wants or doesn't want,

Israel and BB Netanyahu know that they have full control primarily of Congress. They have mostly control of the Senate of the United States of America. This is a foreign nation in the Middle East that has this much control over our actual government,

the people that you vote in to party or into politics. It is another nation that fully primarily controls these people. And so for Bibi, the reason why he doesn't give a shit is because he knows that Congress and Senate are going to come to his side no matter what. He knows that they're not going to lose.

Well, they're not going to lose funding. Israel will never lose funding at this rate because they control the United States of America. They control the politicians. And they thought they 100% controlled Trump, which they have primarily so far. Trump's starting to kind of rear his, or I guess buck against Israel. But to Bibi and Israel, that doesn't matter. because they know no matter what Trump does or thinks that they, you know, they're not going to Congress.

Yeah, they're not going to lose their funding at the very least. Now, they may lose military support. They may lose that. And that's a big thing to them. But if they lost the funding, that means they cannot fund our politicians. Well, yeah. Right? No, but, I mean, but the problem is, it would have to go through Congress and all that shit

to even stop funding in Israel. That's the reality. And that's never going to happen. The United States Congress at this point or Senate are never going to pass a bill or a memorandum that stops the funding of Israel. Trump, I don't believe, can just do that. It has to go through Congress. It would have to probably go through Senate.

So, Bibi knows this. And Trump can't just sign something saying, we're ending all funding. I'm sure that there's so many things in various bills that we've signed in the past that doesn't allow the president to just stop funding to Israel. There's a reason why they have all these things in place. Just like the exact same wording in the JCPOA during Obama's era to where it says any Iranian agreement has to go through Congress and Senate. Well, why would that be? Well, it's probably because of A-PAC. And they put that in the wording because Israel knew that if ever one day we do

actually attack Iran, which they've been wanting to do forever, that maybe we have to make any peace agreement or any stop of a war that the president at the time tries to get written, that maybe we can stop it through Congress and Senate. And they were thinking about that shit even back in JCPOA. So my point to this whole episode. episode is maybe there's some light at the end of the tunnel. You know, and what I don't understand, I guess, is that Trump is saying these things and J.D. Vance is saying these things about what's happening in Lebanon, but yet didn't even mention Gaza, which is far worse than anything that's happened in Lebanon so far.

It's what we've been bitching about. It's what we've been talking about. Well, maybe it's because they already know it's a done deal and they can't do anything about it now. Yeah, I don't know. And I guess the thing is, too, it's like, you know, depending on how far this goes, like how far is Trump and J.D.

Vance and all them willing to go to go against Israel. But also you get to remember that midterms are coming up this November. Which Trump didn't even care about the midterms. I know. But it doesn't matter.

You have midterms coming up. And then also we're getting closer to who is going to be established as the next Republican candidate for president, 2028. If you don't recognize, that J.D. Vance is everywhere. They're actually going after J.D. Vance more than they're going after Trump right now because J.D. Vance was the main negotiator of this deal. And so for J.D. Vance,

it's making him look really good to the conservative party, the Republican Party on both sides right now because J.D. Vance is going out. He's saying, hey, Israel, this is what you're, this is what you don't get, blah, why he's pushing back against Israel. Yeah. But how can he do that when he's being funded by Israel? Who? J.D. Vance. Well, I don't know how much J.D. Vance is being funded or not funded. but I'm sure he's being funded to a large part by Israel. A lot of his backing was from Peter Till. Yeah. You can get into all that.

But and Peter Till just left the country for whatever reason, probably because they know Israel is going to freak and nuke us after this MOU. And listen, this is a very strong possibility depending on how far this goes. Like, what is Israel going to do? How are they going to, how are they going to react the next 60 days? And then also, what is the United States going to do? because Bibi and Israel is not done with Iran. They're going to do everything in their power to start a even bigger war probably than what's already happened.

Everything. Yeah, they're going to do things that are to try to do whatever they can. And in my opinion, what's likely going to happen is there's going to be some type of false flag either in the United States, but more than likely Israel to where they blame Iran for a terror attack in Israel, just like October 7th. And then it's going to blow the whole. thing up and then maybe they can bring the United States back into all this shit, they're not going to just let this go. They're not just going to let this peace agreement work. That's not

them. That's not going to happen. And as you heard Hillary Clinton, and you could probably ask every president that's not completely bought out by Israel, that this is what they've done for years. You listen to any ex-CIA guy, any of them that has ever worked with Israel or Mossad. They say that you can't trust any of them. They are the most untrustworthy nation that they've ever worked with or been a part of. And it's just any CIA person will tell you that. And yet for whatever reason, they are our freaking ally. Yeah, I know. It's crazy. It just, it doesn't make a lot of sense. It's because they're in the Middle East. No, why? No, it's because Rothschilds started Israel. And it's because the Rothschilds controlled the world. It's literally what we talked about for

years in this podcast about the New World Order, one world government. Who controls the world? Well, Rothschilderbog and and and. Builder box. Builderburg. Oh, sorry. Builder birds. I don't know what their names are. Builderberg. Builderbler. Builderbok. No. Builderbird. Yeah, anyways, the builder bear group. Yeah, the builder bear group controls the world. That's why you see them in malls everywhere. God, almighty, dude.

Builder bears. Yeah, and then the second in line to them. The builder bears. Is, what was those little sacky things you used to be able to buy? Oh, I used to love those things. What were you playing hockey soccer? No, no, no. I'm talking about those little things that came in all these little things.

The things and the things? Yeah, like it, there were just. little tiny like stuffed animals and they come in various like I don't know bears and little pigs and whatever and they were hugely popular. Oh yeah. And you could put them on your computer and play with them and stuff. I don't know. I don't know what you're talking about.

But anyways, God, I wish I remember what that was. Oh, what I was what I was talking about. I had to pause just look this up. Beanie babies is what I was talking about because I know so many of you are probably screaming and I'm like, Beanie babies. No, it was Beanie babies. Yeah, they were hugely popular in the late 90s. It was like a huge phenomenon.

Did you collect them? No, I didn't. But I just remember like late 90s. I remember I think it was like younger kids than me at that time that like love that shit. So and then there was there was a bunch of toys that used to kind of have their moments. And there's not as much of that anymore. I think there's there's some weird stuff. You can get on TikTok.

I'm never on TikTok, but I see some of your live stuff. Yeah, that little squeegee like things. These things go for like $20. It's just like a little like stress ball thing that looks like. like a blog. Yeah, it's like slime and you can squeeze it or whatever. Yeah. I mean, people buy these things up.

Yeah. Well, anyways, I don't know how, I don't even remember what my reference was to any of that, but regardless. It went from builder bear. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's right. That's what I was saying. Beanie babies are the second ruler of the world.

Either way, we're getting way off topic. But guys, thanks for listening for sure. It's been a very tough couple of weeks with you. We just got kind of a lot going on. Continue to pray for my mom. I've been through medical stuff as well lately, but I'm trying to get over that. And we're trying to catch up on everything. Hopefully you enjoyed our last re-upload, I guess you can say, of the episode we did with L. Dave.

I miss L. Dave, man. I miss Dave coming on. He's kind of disappeared from the internet and all things. But we actually have many episodes with L. Dave. So if you're interested and you like the last episode, we probably have like six episodes with him, probably. He was great. Just go and look up L.D. when you go to our podcast, you can listen to all of those at any given time.

But I think that's going to be it. Like I said, we will probably have to touch on the Turning Point USA Erica Kirk thing. There has been so much come out about that that I can't even begin to explain it. It's definitely going to take one entire episode. And it's like in some ways I'm thinking like how in the hell can an organization this big be this dumb to do some of the things they've done and say some of the things they've said lately? It's absolutely crazy. Yeah, they are definitely.

ruining Charlie's legacy. Well, they're trying to, it seems like. But anyways, guys, that's going to be it. Until next time, we love you. Peace out. Peace out.