The Connect- with Johnny Mitchell - Inside The U.S.-Israeli Military Merger & The A.I. Surveillance State

Episode Date: July 22, 2026

Inside the growing U.S.–Israeli military partnership, AI surveillance technology, data centers, cybersecurity firms, and political lobbying are becoming increasingly connected. In this episode, investigative journalist and YouTube creator Tommy G discusses the proposed expansion of U.S.–Israel defense integration, the role of artificial intelligence and cyber warfare, Israeli settlements in the West Bank, surveillance companies such as Palantir and Flock Safety, and concerns about privacy, censorship, and government overreach. Tommy also explains why he expanded his reporting beyond crime and street documentaries to cover Gaza, Palestine, Israel, foreign influence in American politics, AIPAC campaign spending, AI-generated political propaganda, license-plate tracking, and the rapid growth of the surveillance state. Topics discussed include: • U.S.–Israel military and technology integration • AI surveillance and cyber warfare • Palantir, Flock Safety, and data privacy • Israeli cybersecurity companies and U.S. data centers • AIPAC lobbying and campaign spending • Gaza, Palestine, and West Bank settlements • Government surveillance and constitutional rights • Artificial intelligence in modern warfare • Free speech, censorship, and political influence • Whether public pressure can still change government policy This conversation contains strong opinions, allegations, and disputed claims from the participants. Viewers are encouraged to research the legislation, statistics, companies, and historical events discussed and reach their own conclusions. Go Support Tommy! YouTube: @TommyGMcGee Podcast: @thetommygshow IG: https://www.instagram.com/tommygmcgee/ Join The Patreon For Bonus Content! https://www.patreon.com/theconnectshow 00:00 Opening: Anti-Israel Sentiment & US-Israel Alliance 03:30 Concerns Over Merging US and Israeli Militaries 05:30 Spying, Surveillance Tech, and US Risks 08:00 Tommy G's Background: Hustle, Work Ethic, and YouTube 10:30 Why Talk About Politics and Current Events? 13:20 Facing Backlash and Threats for Speaking Out 15:30 Confronting Propaganda and Irreconcilable Bubbles 18:00 Defining Truth Amid the US-Israel Debate 21:30 Land Theft and Settlements in the West Bank 27:00 Historical Parallels: Land Theft and Modern Day Policies 30:00 Government Policies and Systemic Oppression 32:45 Why Americans Should Care About Palestine 35:00 Testing Surveillance State in Palestine & Its Spread 39:00 US Politics, Data Centers, & Israeli Tech Influence 43:30 Flock Cameras and Surveillance Concerns in the US 47:30 Government Overreach, Privacy, and Rights Erosion 51:00 Slippery Slope: Surveillance and Citizen Rights 54:00 Big Government, Corruption, and Propaganda 57:00 Hope, Pressure, and The Power of Social Change 59:00 Closing Remarks & Tommy G's Impact Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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I don't want a million people in South Lebanon to be homeless. The thing is with the Israelis, you don't know where they draw the line. There is no line. But I do not trust these guys for a moment. If we give them an inch, they're going to take it a mile, and I don't think their intentions are good. At this moment, the United States Congress is pushing through a provision in the 27 Defense Authorization Act

that would effectively merge the United States Pentagon, with the Israeli military. This would include, end quote, increasing integration of Israeli technology into U.S. defense supply chains, particularly in areas such as AI and cyber warfare. Now, if you're not quite sure why this matters, let me explain.

The government of Israel has a history of spying on American politicians and even stealing and selling our nuclear secrets, as in the case of Jonathan Pollard. Tommy G., the most viral journalist on the internet, has done a deep dive into the internet, connection between the Israeli deep state, the AI lobbies controlling our politicians, and the build-out of AI data centers all over the United States.

And what he concluded should horrify anyone. Not only has our country been taken over by a foreign power, one who is committing ethnic cleansing and genocide in Palestine and Lebanon, but with the help of their surveillance technology and companies like Palantir, the United States is at risk of becoming an AI police state. All right, you guys, this is a dark one, but it's a very. important, the one and only Tommy G. Right here on The Connect with Johnny Mitchell.

Now, were you ever involved in the game? No, I never got involved. I had a brother who was involved, and I got to be a passenger to a little bit of stuff. And it always just made me so nervous. I remember driving around, you know, whether it was stealing weed or whatever it was, like always like, hey, it has to be in the trunk. We're not going to smoke in the car. Like, I used to be so paranoid.

Anytime a cop would get behind us or we'd be burn cruising. it was just an uncomfortable experience. And so I never really had the stomach for getting involved in that. When I was entrepreneurial from a young age, I was cutting longs, I was going door to door as an eighth grader with a homemade flyer, pitching my neighbors and why I should be their long guy and eventually going into other chores or household things that I could help them with. And I made a good amount of money there.

I had my own hours. I got to listen to music and be outside as I was long-moan. So I didn't really feel the need to do anything that would jeopardy. I didn't want to get in trouble. Yeah, you were a hustler. You were a good kid, but you were a hustler from a young age. And I see it now with you are, your work ethic in this YouTube space is unparalleled. I think, I mean, that's one thing I'm blessed with is I grew up with that wrestling mentality.

I started wrestling when I was 10 years old. And that work ethic from that sport, especially the Midwestern mixed into that, it just makes for a successful person because I'm not the most talented. I'm not the smartest. I'm not the most handsome, but I'm consistent and I'm hardworking. And that usually passes, you know, the Hollywood guy that, you know, thinks he can only do it once a month or once every few months and he's going to keep pace with me, you know, good luck.

Well, that's, you're talking about me. I got all these good looks, but none of the work ethic. Yeah, so it's good that we're, you know, Yidd and Yang right now. Yeah, that's right. So you've gone, like, people are going to want to know why, especially my fans, are going to want to know why we bring up topics like politics, topics like current events, the war in the Middle East, the genocide in Gaza, but which there's like eight different branches that that encapsulates, right? and people get very upset when they're used to you doing a thing on your YouTube page, and then you kind of want to expand. But I just think it's, and I understand that, but I think sometimes, especially with what's going on now,

for me to just like keep talking about drugs and drug dealing, it feels like irresponsible. It feels like how can I talk about, how can I talk about, how can I talk about, anything other than the horrors that are going on that start with our government and our politicians and that expand out to the Middle East and specifically in Palestine and in Gaza. You know what I mean? It comes down to a couple of things for me. First, I want to be so versatile that I can go anywhere and I can take my audience along with me because if I'm genuinely passionate about it, I think they're probably going to want to join for the adventure as well. But the second part of it is I remember being in the shower kind of nervous.

I was thinking about launching an Israel video, one of the first ones I ever did and just feeling scared. Is my channel going to get deleted? Are the powers that going to be? You know, am I going to get a lot of attacks? But then the thought became this. What is the point of having a decent-sized channel if I'm going to be afraid to speak out when it matters? And most of us under 40 in this country,

we have been bombarded by all these images since 2023. And we're just waking up to the fact, you know, that people in the Middle East, they know this has been going on for decades, and they're probably excited that Americans are finally starting to take notice and care about what's happening over there. But when you see grandmas being attacked, Palestinian grandmas being attacked by Israeli settlers,

people's homes being bulldozed, IDF soldiers shooting children seemingly for sport, and then you see the interference with our own political system, and we're currently at war. We've announced peace like 14 times, probably just so somebody can insider trade off of it. it started to hit home. And I think because of that, we are wanting to fight.

We are wanting to unite. And it's the pulse of the country right now. And so to me, it was a no-brainer to start covering topics like this. It was just having the balls to do it because for a while, I felt like it was the one topic that creators could agree. We would talk on the phone and say, hey, I kind of want to cover this. Is that a good idea? And we were all a little scared of what would happen to our channel if we did or could the algorithm permanently blacklist us. but there was kind of a watershed moment.

I think it happened when Charlie Kirk got assassinated and people highly suspected some sort of Israeli involvement where all of a sudden no one gave a shit anymore. It was just gloves off. We're going to talk about it. We're not going to be afraid to express things that are so obvious. It's obvious to call some of these things out and say that they're terrible and horrible.

And we're not going to be afraid of these labels or what could happen to us anymore. Good for you. And I feel the exact same way. It feels now kind of how talking about specifically Israel, but everything that that encompasses, right, because it's so much more than just a government massacring, essentially a defenseless population. It has to do with the co-opting of our government, literally. I think we're occupied. I do.

I think we're occupied by a foreign power the way we were under the British in 1776. and we'll get into that. But yeah, I think talking about it now, it feels like 2022 talking about COVID, right? Like it was forbidden in 2020 to talk about ivermectin, right? Or potential side effects to getting the jab. But if enough people talk about it, the wall eventually breaks down,

and then it's a flood, and they can't really do anything about it. There's safety in numbers. But have you faced any or have you gotten any threats since you did start talking about this? You know, the Zionist audience definitely is an aggressive group. They come after you. They text you relentlessly. And they also have a very arrogant attitude.

I've realized when you say something, they'll send you like six paragraphs. And if you don't respond, they're like, you have to respond to me. Or you only a response. Or it's my people. So it's like, who do you think you are, buddy? I'm not asking you for a 19 paragraph response, and we're probably going to disagree to. It's not like either of us are going to change each other's mind. And what's really strange to observe is it's almost like the people that are for the far-right

Israeli Zionist movement, which I don't know what percentage of Israel. I think it's a large percentage from what I'm seeing. But it's like we exist in two different information bubbles. When we talk about what facts are, it is my stuff. My version of a fact is the propaganda and vice versa, which makes it almost impossible to have. a level-headed conversation. Totally. I don't know how you reconcile that.

When there's a fact going on, like it's a fact that over 20,000 children under the age of 12, under the age of 12, have been killed, and that's, by the way, the bodies that they've found, right? Logic would tell you most of that,

most of Gaza is rubble. There could be hundreds of thousands of more people under those buildings. But the fact by all measures, by math, math is truth, 20,000 kids under the edge of 12. If that's a fact, if two people can't agree on a fact, then eventually that's going to, eventually somebody has to lose. It's a zero-sum game when two different sides are looking at a fact and they still can't come to an agreement.

Like, it's either going to lead to violence or some kind of revolution. I'm talking about it in this country. Yeah, I think this other strange part about talking to a lot of these folks is they have a very obtuse, circular, complex way of, like, dancing around something that seems like an open and shut thing. Like, if I send them a video, they say, hey, no one in Palestine is getting their home stolen. And then you send them a video if it's happening. We're like, oh, it's AI. Or that's from Hamas, which, or that's from this organization, which is controlled by Hamas. Like, there's always these mental gymnastics to explain why something that's right in your face isn't real or happening.

And I do think it's coming to a head. And both sides are actually pretty tenacious. I think the APEC Zionist side, they're actively looking to push legislation that makes this type of speech harder and harder and more penalized. And I think you see that in Australia and England. They're already a little more co-opted than we are. But on our side, I think there's this strong American indignation of how dare a foreign nation, Tell me what kind of opinions I can have about some of the most grotesque and gruesome things of my age.

And I think we're going to win the fight. I'm betting on ourselves and especially the difference is that particular group is very good at the legalistic technicality money side of the war. And we were winning the social media war and which one's more powerful? I guess time will tell. Rosen lasagna, medium power, 15 minutes. Sounds like Ojo time. Let's play. Feel the fun with Play Ojo.

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Two things can be true at the same time, but there is a universal truth. And ultimately, that will prevail. That's just the law of nature. And yeah, the U.S. is the last line of defense. I mean, if you look at Australia, Canada, England, during COVID, those laws are by those governments were the most harsh, anti-democratic of any countries in the West. It was, the U.S. got to a point, but then the government backed off because there was too much resistance.

So we still are the freest nation of the Western countries, in my opinion. But that can change. That's like rapidly diminishing. And I think it's fascinating to see that this, that the, the, the, that the, the, that the, the, that the, Israel is kind of the crux of this push to to literally have censorship, you know, to shred the First Amendment. Like in Florida now, I know it's going through the courts. Obviously, it's been under appeal. But Ron DeSantis signed a bill saying if you criticize the government of Israel, you can be arrested.

That's anti-Semitic. Which, by the way, I love that Jewish people get their own definition of racism. What if black people said? No, no, it's anti-black. It's not just racism. Yeah, there's definitely a two-tiered system happening here that people can feel. And the thing that's funny in the contradictions is, for example, if you say some of the Orthodox Jewish communities in America are welfare queens and are unfairly using welfare to their advantage to have nine children and a million dollar home on Section 8, that is anti-Semitic. But I'm reading Benjamin Netanyahu's biography right now in Israel. He's had big

issues with the Orthodox community being welfare queens as well. And he harshly cut that to help boost their economy from a semi-socialist economy to a free market economy in the 80s, 90s and today. And so it's funny like, okay, so the Israelis can criticize Orthodox Jewish communities and it's not anti-Semitic. But when we do it our own country, and they're doing it on our own dime, that's the other extremely wild part about it, is taxpayers are footing the bill for a lot of this behavior and you're still not not allowed to criticize the people that are living off of your taxpayer dollars. It's just as a, it's funny if it wasn't true. Well, it's a form of being woke. That's, that's what wokeism is. It's creating special privileges for certain groups instead of

treating everybody equal. And that's why in, you know, 20, the years from like 2014, 2015 to 20, you know, recently when being woke was like assigning special privileges to to women or trans people or black people. I said, guys, no, no, no, this is bad. This is bad because if they can do it on the left, watch when they do it on the right. Watch when woke arrives for a group that's much more powerful, right? Like trans issues, that's not even an issue. That's a culture war issue that they use to divide us. But like, oh, now you're, now you're assigning special privileges to a group, you know, Zionism or Israel that literally controls 95% of our Congress. That's dangerous. And it doesn't even make sense. I just looked at a poll earlier today that I think it's 44% of

Jewish Americans under 40 are anti-Israel as well. So it's not anti-Semitic. It's just saying, hey, I don't like what this regime is doing it, but they will do, the Zionists will go at any length to try and twist it in a way where you hate somebody when you're just saying, I just don't want people being butchered, murder, their house is stolen, I don't want a million people in South Lebanon to be homeless, I don't want to be part of the Greater Israel Expansion Project, I don't want to be part of the Epsing files, I don't want to fund it with my taxpayer dollars in the military industrial complex. There's just a few red lines that we want to draw, and they're going to, the thing is it's getting weaker and weaker. Just how

in the 2020s after George Floyd, you know, everyone was a racist, you had to apologize for your privilege. When you, when you apply a label to everybody, it inherently dilutes it. And that's happening in real time with the ADL APAC types that are trying to throw labels at everyone. Yeah, anti-Semitic

has no label anymore. Like, it doesn't mean anything anymore. For sure. You're like, oh, really? I made the list. Yeah. It's like terrorism. They throw that out so much, like these Hezbollah terror, like, nothing is terrorism. Oh, drug dealers are terrorists now? Like, so what about the people that make raw sugar, which kills way more, not raw sugar, refined sugar, like the sweet and low packets? You think that doesn't kill more people than fentanyl every year?

Probably four times as many people. So, okay, is that, is Mrs. Sweet and Low? Are they terrorists? Like, it has no meaning. The problem is in a negotiation, you realize that both parties typically have some reasonable points. And whether it's you and your wife, whether it's you and your neighbor that are having a dispute or Israelis and Palestinians. And right now, I think where the news has gone so wrong is depending on what flavor you watch, it's always so it's red or blue. It's Israeli or Palestinian.

And the truth is they both probably have some points and what we need. And what we're supposed to be, as the United States leaders, we're supposed to be the people that can walk into two different people groups having a dispute. And we negotiate it smoothly and bring peace to the world. But instead, we're the ones bring actively exporting war to the world. And we're already in an almost $40 trillion debt crisis. We can't afford war. We have to cut back. War has to wait for another time because we cannot afford it.

You know, I actually, a pretty overwhelmingly positive audience. I can cover almost any topic or anything. And when I go out in public, people are very kind. Even in some of the more controversial videos, some of the people I keep in contact with, and we have phone calls, and they're not upset at me. But they felt like I erred their decision, their opinion, rather, properly and fairly.

And so I would consider ourselves friends that just disagree. I don't know how you disagree, though. I can't come to an agreement with somebody who makes excuses for what's going on, though. You know what I mean? Like it almost be like if a Nazi truly, and I have no problem comparing the Zionists and the Nazis, I think it's a really, it's a perfect modern analogy. It's like, oh, well, we just disagree on this. I don't think so.

I think somebody's going to have to bend the knee. You know? It's one of those weird things where if we were to talk about 90% of subjects in the world, we could probably break bread and do just fine. But there's these certain subjects that if you're on the other side of it, you almost are inherently half to be the enemy because how could you possibly believe in this murderous genocidal ideology? I definitely see what you're saying.

These aren't guys that I would consider to be on the right side of history. But I guess the point is even though we disagree about it, we can still cordially talk on the phone about it. Oh, you're a better man than I do than I am. What was I asking you? Ah, this. Okay, so one of the most interesting videos you've done in the last three or four months, in my opinion, was interviewing Palestinians who lived in the West Bank. Now, this is going to go over a lot of my viewers' heads, but in the land of greater Palestine, you have the nation state of Israel, basically in the middle to the left, right on the Mediterranean Sea,

that tiny little sliver of land is Gaza, the open-air prison, right, where the genocide's happening. But then on the other, basically in the other side of the nation of Israel, which is wedged in the middle, basically to the right of that, to the east, is the West Bank, ironically called the West Bank, right? Which they're trying to label as like Judea and Samaria. But it's known as the West Bank.

And what's happening there is actually even more fascinating and kind of indicative of what the Zionist project really is than in Gaza. Because that's where, to me, the crux of everything that's going on, that's where it's happening. That's ground zero for it. And what that is is, it's land theft. Because people might be asking, well, okay, what is driving them? What is driving, you know, the Zionist ideology and, like, is it just religious fanaticism that's driving them to, to murder and expel? And what I would argue is that, well, yes, there is a religious fanaticism that they've used as propaganda to get Christian Zionists and America on their side, you know, evangelicals, things like that. What I would argue is this is a campaign to steal land.

It's that simple. So tell us about that. Tell us what you discovered about how these settlers under the protection of the government of Israel, the nation state of Israel, how they are systematically stealing land and property from the Palestinians, the rightful owners of that land in the West Bank. It's without a doubt a land stealing campaign. And here's the current state of the union. There's over 700,000 Israeli settlers in the West Bank.

And this is internationally known as Palestinian land. Treats have been signed, which then the Israelis will say, well, technically it wasn't, or this is Judea Samara. And basically the Israelis are operating under the belief, the more extremist ones, that this land was owed to them by God, promised to them by God. And the Israeli settlers have been a problem, even a, amongst the Israeli government for decades, where you have prime ministers from Israel in the 60s saying that they are a cancerous group, that they are breaking international law, that they should be stopped. However, it has persisted because basically the first way that it started, they had a leader, I forget the rabbi's name, but he marched into an inn, a hotel, and he told the innkeeper, we are going to celebrate Passover where I think Swiss tourists and we'll leave in the morning.

Sure enough he wakes up and him and his group of devoted followers say this inn is now ours. And so then the Israeli government was faced with a pickle. Do they forcefully remove these Israeli settlers where they're dragging them away and that's just bad optics to drag Jewish people out of their homeland that's promised? Or do they send troops to back them up and allow them to keep that land? And that has been the tactic that they allowed them to stay and then they just slowly encroach on more and more villages. And I interviewed a Palestinian dad who made many, many millions of dollars in the United States, I would guess, just based off his compound that he has in Palestine. They have these beautiful brick mansions. And even with that, the settlers that a lot of these youth, that they call them the hilltop youth, it's kind of an extremist gang that they torture animals for fun.

They throw a multitude of cocktails at houses, cars, property. they mercilessly beat grandmas, children, teenagers, they poison water wells. They basically are this little homeless group of extremists that they go into your house. They take stuff out of your fridge.

Ha, ha, ha, you can't do anything because they know if any Palestinian lays a finger on them, the IDF comes in and they're going to get the shit kicked out of them. They're going to get in prison. And the father I interviewed, his son got beaten to death of a mob of about 20 Israelis,

settles. And he's an American citizen. And this was so bad that even Mike Huckabee, Mr. Israel himself, our diplomat there, our ambassador there, called it a murder. And to this day, years later, no one's been investigated, nobody's been arrested. And in fact, this guy's nephew also got, he got arrested for throwing a rock, which I don't know, did he throw a rock? I would guess probably not. That's a usual kind of bullshit charge of the Israelis come up with. And he, was held in a military prison of horrific conditions where this kid, this 16-year-old kid went from 102 pounds, like 80 pounds over the course of nine months, was beaten, was starved. And imagine someone doing that to your teenage child.

And then if you stand up against it, if you want to resist that, then you're terrorists. That's basically the pickle that these people are in. Right. And so this has been happening since, really since 1915. You know, the nation state of Israel began with giant land thefts, just like what's going on in the West Bank. That's how the whole nation began. So little by little over the generations, each government that Israel has gets a little more extreme, and they allow the settlers to take more and more land to become more and more brazen.

and again, but it's cloaked under, like they cloak that under the argument of like liberal Israelis in politics will be like, no, we have to take the land slowly. But the radical right wing says, no, we need to take it right away. This is our last chance. And it seems like after October 7th, they're viewing this is like their best shot at really driving all of the Palestinians out. of that land. And it comes down to just what you said. It's essentially, and look, guys, if you doubt this, you have the same access to chat, GPT, and GROC that we do. You know what I mean? If you doubt this, like, there's just, just, just go on X and you'll see just the, that every day

there's a video of settlers, which are just like, as you say, they're gangs. They're essentially terror, they're terrorists, is really, this is like, this would fall. under the definition of terrorism, in my opinion, you show up at a house, and they'll tell you. They're very honest people. They're like, we're going to take your house. You're going to lose it anyways. We're going to take this. And you have IDF soldiers right behind them backing them up.

Also, these settlers are armed a lot of times with American guns. So that's why we put arms embargo on Israel because we send all these rifles over there, And then somehow these settlers have tens of thousands of guns and they're being used in a way to kill sometimes American citizens, but sometimes just Palestinians. And I guess the one thing that I do want to be fair historically is this is not much different than when American settled and started overtaking Native American land. Like most land or newly established land is conquered or taken or stolen land. That's true. I think the difference is right now we are living in the era of smartphones where, if we were alive right now and we'd see

oh you know a bunch of white guys just pillaged a Comanche village and did these horrific things to them and we saw it on our phone I bet we'd be like holy shit like what did you guys do over there like we can't do that to people the difference is now the Israelis happen to be in a time of history where we are seeing their

atrocities live on camera and people just feel differently so that's true that is the number one defense just to show you the veracity of their arguments of Israeli because I have Israeli friends, not really now after all that's gone on, right? That's their number one argument.

Well, you guys did it. I'm like, that's your pushback? But the thing is they don't own it fully. Instead of saying, look, this is our land. We're taking it back by any means necessary. They make up all this nonsense about how, oh, there's a terrorist over here, and we had to do it. We had to blow up the entire apartment complex.

That's what I said to this rabbi that I've been talking to on the phone is if you, if you guys like the let's say the zionist movement as it is if you guys want to be submersive to our media and buy it outright and you know the larry ellisans of the world the rupert murdox of the world uh the christian zinesis he would be but uh if you guys want to overtake our media and shove it down our throat be out open about it if you want to use apac to buy most of our politicians say it with your chest and if you want to take the land that you think is promised to you by god just be up front about but stop acting like we're crazy by pointing out the truth that's what for us Well, the far-right people, Ben Gavir and Smoltrich, they are saying that now.

They're on Twitter like, look, Lebanon has to completely burn. I mean, after October 7th, they're called Amalek, you know, even Bibi Netanyahu's calling the Palestinians animals. So they're open about it now. I guess the difference between now and the difference between the land theft that's going on in greater Palestine and the lamb theft of North America, right? And it happened all over the world. We know this. Is that it's not happening anymore. Native Americans have full rights. Black people are no longer enslaved. Everybody is equal under the law. There's a new moral framework that we're

operating under. Right. And, you know, I'm sure there's other, there's, you know, if you wanted sit down and chisel out the differences between the genocide that the settlers committed and what's going on in Gaza, Palestine, Israel, you could. But that's really the crux of it is that in this day and age, there's an international framework. After World War II, there's laws. There's a body of international laws that we created. So this kind of shit doesn't happen again. I think another big difference is that the United States is a very large, expansive place versus Israel is a very tiny place. So they think God has promised them like this tiny, like of all places on earth, you had to go to the,

like God promise you to have millions of people living. Like there's not, you know, a prairie that you could have taken over. Northern Canada. Take all of Northern Canada. Yeah. Yeah, for sure, for sure. And I believe, too. like even in 1948, the Palestinians, they had like titles.

It's, you know, Comanche Indians, they did not believe in owning property. They didn't believe in owning land. There was no escrow and titles. They didn't own 55 acres in the middle of, you know, West Texas. They row, there were roaming bands. They were nomadic people. The Palestinians were not nomadic. They were entrepreneurs.

they were farmers. They owned land in a deed written into law that goes back, you know, a long time. And but it just doesn't matter. It just doesn't matter to the regime because the government took all of it, a lot of it in 1948. And now what they do is they only give out permits to build. Not only are they just stealing people's homes outright, the settlers, but the actual government of Israel, they only give out building permits to Israelis, Jewish Israelis, by the way. They only, all of these different tiny little things that only benefit Jewish Israeli citizens.

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The water supply of the Palestinians is owned by an Israeli company called Mechorat. The permits, even to build on Palestinian land, the Palestinian man has to go to the Israeli government and get a permit. It goes down the line. It's an oppressive regime that I can't imagine what it would be like to suffer and live there. So, and I think that's why when you, when a normal viewer asked, well, why do I care about this? Like, in a more normal American, like, why should I care about what's going on in the Middle East, in Palestine, Israel? Why do I care about these people that I have no relation to?

I've never met a Palestinian, right? Why should I care about what another government, aren't there other genocides going on around the world? why, have you found a connection? Like, why is this special? Like, why should somebody care about this as it relates to what's happening in our own country? I would say there's a few key elements of why we should care. Number one is it's purely wrong.

When we see it happening, it's purely wrong. You're standing against it for that simple reason. But it goes further, which is by proxy, by our taxpayer dollars, we are enabling it, we are funding it, and we are helping it. And then when you look at our homeland and how much the Zionist movement has power and its tentacles, you know, around us,

it feels like there's this parasitic relationship where we have this great American empire that is now massively in debt, fat, bloated, complacent, and you have this parasite attached to us, like a vampire, like Dracula, some might say, sucking the blood from us. And I think we have to remember, Number two, that we're not the only country the Israelis have deep hooks into.

They're kind of a transnational organization. They have hooks in England, Argentina, Australia. They're making really great relationships with India right now. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. So if you just look at how they're treating Donald Trump right now. Because Donald Trump has been the most Zionist back president ever, and he's done most of their bidding, and he's just gotten a tiny bit of backbone

as of recently, and they're burning the American flag on camera. They're saying that he's a traitor. He's betraying them. So, like, you can literally be their number one pal, and the second you misstep but don't follow their arrogant little marching orders, they discard you.

And that's where the quote from Benjamin Netanyahu about the golden calf that they're going to suck dry and discard, it's like, we're spitting this country into a decline that may be irreversible, from the point of a national debt and from the point of view of international reputation. People around the world hate Israelis. They can travel to Thailand.

They can travel around the world. They get kicked out Albania because nobody wants them because they treat people like shit. They're arrogant and they don't benefit the area that they take over. It's a, it's a they act like kings everywhere they go. Yeah. And I try not to be too alarmist in my own mind. But when I see. When I see, you know, the prime minister, the president of Argentina,

granting 300,000 refugee visas to Zionist Israelis, and then I see, oh, wow, a whole swath of Patagonia at the bottom of Argentina just mysteriously burned down because some Israeli backpackers were there, like, setting off fireworks. And now, like, thousands and thousands of acres are burned down. Oh, and guess what? they're giving that land to the refugees from Israel. It's hard to not, it's hard to not, you know, get like you're, these conspiracies drummed up in your head.

Like, like, this is a parasitic ideology. I think that is a threat to the entire world. You know what I mean? Most people, I think, are good people. I think you can go around the world, break bread, and you're going to find that you, we have a common love. for each other just as humans. But it does start to make you question a particular group, the Israelis,

when just the sinister nature of what they're doing, the bloodlust they seem to have. They're having women's workout classes where they're bouncing on balls, chanting, let your village burn. They're setting up movie nights, or they're showing bombings in Lebanon, and people are just gathered watching the prompter,

you know, celebrating bombs going off. People are willing to burn down some of the most beautiful wildlife land in Patagonia, just so they can claim it for pennies on the dollar. Like what type of ideology, what type of personality or national interest is it if they're willing to do seemingly evil things to accomplish their ends? There's that. And also there's the to the question of why Americans should care, right, besides all of the moral arguments that you just laid out, because it's wrong and wrong is wrong. and right is right.

It's, they're using Gaza specifically, but also the West Bank. It seems like it's a petri dish. It's like a testing ground for the coming surveillance state, you know, run by companies like Palantir, you know, like they're using this. Now we're finding out that a lot of these innocent people that have been slaughtered in both of those places and Lebanon were identified by AI technology. And they told, the AI told, you know, the commanders at the IDF post in Israel, hey, here's a, here's a terrorist target, hit them. And it turns out it's a bunch of kids. So I think that that, you know, I think that Americans should be alarmed that that kind of technology has been developed by Zionists like Alex Karp, who are Americans, right? And the fact that now they're talking about there's a bill in our country. our government that's probably going to pass,

that's going to merge the Israeli military with our own military. Like, what does that mean for us in the United States? Well, first let's address the, they call it the Palestine Laboratory. There's a Jewish scholar that wrote a fantastic book. His name is Anthony Lowenstein. And he basically has shown, I mean, one of Israel's primary exports, it's cybersecurity, because a lot of their guys come out of their equivalent of the NSA, it's unit 8200.

And these guys are elite level hackers, elite level computer guys. They're all over Silicon Valley. You know, some of their guys are making companies like Checkpoint, which is one of the primary cybersecurity companies that are data center companies used. So they have access to that funnel as well. But you're very right is that through Israel's history, another big driver of their revenue, has been arms dealing. They've armed the wrong side of the Tootsie massacre in Africa. Rwanda. The Houthis and the Tutsis. No, Tutsis. No, Tutsis, pink cocaine. I think it's the Tutsis.

Look at Colombia. Look at Chile. I mean, you look at all over the place. I mean, the CIA has done this too, but the Israelis have had no problem selling weapons to even some of the worst actors on the planet. And so their weapons industry is booming. And now one of the newest stages of it is usually, using Palestine as a place to operate, to test. And when they go to weapons conferences, I think they've even been caught showing video of, you know, this drone worked like an actual live example of it working in Palestine to sell to other countries.

Your second point about the integration in our politics, I mean, just look no further than the Thomas Massey race in Kentucky, where the APAC Israel lobby spent $30 million to get rid of what was previously a unanimous candidate. I think he won his primaries by 80% or 90%. I mean, he was a crowd favorite for many years. And to me, one of the last true American patriots in our Congress, they spent $30 million to get them out.

And they're doing that all around the country. And they're doing it now because APEC is such a bad reputation. They're creating all these little umbrella companies or these little individual donors, like the Aidosons just swoop in, dump money, and do AI goyslop ads that aren't. even real like for Thomas Massey they showed him having a three-sum with ilia omar and a o'c like hiding out of a hotel going into a limo with them it was all fake it was all AI and the boomers fell for and Thomas Massey lost so yeah he's not a threesome guy dude he's probably a foursome

or five-sum guy you think so dude I think man who's enjoying himself as a true American husband and father. He's not a guy that's sleeping with random people. And it's just a shame that this AI worked on the boomer so easily. That's incredible. What about the surveillance? Because I think about as an American, I see all of these data centers. They want to build thousands and thousands of data centers. That has nothing to do with supporting AI. China's like 30 years ahead of us with AI, and they have like less than a thousand data centers in the whole country of China. So I look at all these data centers and then I look at, you know, the attempted integration of the Israeli military and our military.

And I look at Palantir and I say, yeah, and then I look at flock cameras coming up and I say, they're, they're planning on trying to control us and implement some kind of. of social credit system vis-a-vis China? We have a flock story coming out pretty soon. They're headquarters in Atlanta. I teamed up with a very cool tech YouTuber who's a YouTube journalist. His name is Ben Jordan. And the first part of the episode I wanted to do was I wanted to put flock under surveillance.

So I wanted to go to their employee parking lot and film all their license plates. And I'm going to run up through an algorithm that Ben Jordan has where I can see where this person's name and ad, and all these different things that say, hey, you know, there is a lot that can come from having this type of information. But we uncovered that they secretly moved from their company headquarters. We found out the place that they purchased. And again, neither of these buildings have any markings on them. There's no sign that flock exists there.

And we got stopped at the second headquarters by the dormant. We couldn't even go to the elevator to try and snoop around. And then we went to their drone location because part of the technology they're developing is a first responder application where, you know, some of the job. happens, a drone goes there right away to get eyes on the scene, which perhaps has positive thing that it can bring to the table. But even that company had a front, it was CES construction was on the building. There's no sign that Flock ever does business there. And I started surveilling the employees and saying, hey, sir, you're under surveillance, but don't worry, it's for your safety.

And of course, because their argument to us, of course they didn't like that. They lied that they were even part of Flock. All the cops in us, we got boxed in. unable to leave. And then we talked to the flock employee. And he's like, you know, you doing this made me feel very unsafe. And I said, so me filming you without your consent made you feel unsafe. And he's like, yes, I'm like, too shay, motherfucker. Like, that's how we help you.

And the weird thing that's happening right now between the data centers, the flock cameras is we have these things that are wildly unpopular on a local level that somehow between our city council or our sheriff's office, like 80 or 90% of the town doesn't want. it and three or four people voted in. And there's this weird infiltration or creep happening where it's like there's just something sinister about it. Like why something that we obviously don't want? Are you guys so intent on shoving down our throats? And in Washington, D.C., we'd spoken to a guy that's worked for major data center companies like Amazon Web Service,

meta. And he raised the alarm about the Israeli cybersecurity company checkpoint. that's doing a lot of the monitoring here. And we already know we have a blackmail issue. I mean, how many gay Republicans are there in the closet that are doing crazy things for Israel? Probably because there's videos of them doing dudes, and they go to Israel, which is a very LGBT area, by the way, and probably do butts up and go hog wild. But they already have a lot of our information. They know how to jailbreak iPhones or how to hack almost anything.

They're very technologically advanced. but now we're going to have all of our search history, all of our queries that basically if you treat Gemini or ChapDGPT like a diary, they know everything about you. And that's just to me, there's just no way that's not getting suction somehow into use by the Israeli equivalent of the NSA. Hang on, hang on. So you're making a connection. You're saying with the flock cameras that are going up all over the country and communities and neighbors and cities all over America, license plates with your information are getting sucked into this database, processed, somehow cross-referenced with chat GPT or whatever,

whatever your search history, and then funneled to the Mossad. And obviously our government as well. Is that similar to how Americans don't want data centers, which that's where the Israeli integration comes in, also Americans don't want flock cameras coming in. And it's this weird thing that these are two issues that most Americans, if you pull them, I put a poll on my Instagram and YouTube, it was like 90% no.

They don't want these in our city, yet somehow they keep getting enforced on our throat. But no, I'm not connecting the Israelis to the flock safety system. Okay. But how is that connection to the data centers? Because they're running cybersecurity for the data centers, I feel like there's some way that they have access to all the data that's coming in out of that. I see. So there, it's these cybersecurity companies around these data centers that are getting built that are owned, that are Israeli cybersecurity companies. Yes. Just look at Google

checkpoint and see how much of the industry. I mean, I think they're in almost, they're in every one of the fortune of the top Fortune 500. They're in the top 50 companies for sure. And there are most of the top Fortune 500. And so is there corporate espionage? Is there, you know, the thing is with the Israelis, don't know where they draw the line. There is no line. So to me, are some of what I'm saying unverified, isn't perhaps unconnected. It may be. But I do not trust these guys for a moment. If we give them an inch, they're going to take it a mile. And I don't think their intentions are good with us. So Checkpoint is, that's what people are saying is the new Palantir. Checkpoint is just the premier cybersecurity company that's run by an Israeli businessman named Shlomo Kramer

And Shlomo was recently on a news interview and he said, the only way to protect the First Amendment is to limit the First Amendment. So basically, we gave this Orwellian quote about free speech. And again, what the fuck is an Israeli businessman telling me about my First Amendment? It is, it can make you so mad if you let it. It can make you, you know, I really, I don't think it's an exaggeration. And perhaps it's the great irony of God. the universe that we are, we're now about to have our 250th anniversary of when America kicked

the British out. Yeah. And I really do think we are under occupation by a foreign government. Or maybe it may, and maybe that's too simplified. Maybe it's just a cabal of elites from the financial industrial complex, the military industrial complex and a foreign government, which just happens to be Israel, but it could be, you know, in 50 years, that could all be in Ukraine, right? And so it's, but it does seem like we're occupied, like one third of the occupation does come from this tiny little experiment, which is

Zionism in Israel. It would be incorrect to put 100% of our country's problems on Israel, because there's many countries. We're one of the richest countries on Earth. There's many countries that want to pedal influence in. They want to build trade relations or they want weapons technology. So it's natural that a company wants to curry favor. However, it does seem that Israel is vastly disproportionately having influence over us compared to other countries and that we should be aware of that and that we should be fighting for that. Okay. So I, more than you, have just a lot of retards that watch my channel. A lot of, you know, apologists for the surveillance state, for power.

I think a lot of boomers, right? Like when you see me talking about, you know, speaking up about why we don't want flock cameras in every corner, why we want to limit the power of the federal government, these are like First Amendment constitutionalist issues. So when I see trolls calling me like a liberal cuck, I'm like, you must be 75 years old and live in a retirement community in Florida.

Because, like, they're the only generation that is still ascribing, like, left-right, uh, culture war issues around things like Americans being free and having a constitution. But let's break down why for somebody that would say, well, flock cameras just, they just keep the community safer, right? Like, if you're not doing anything wrong, that's another fucking bitch-ass statement I see. Well, if you're not doing anything wrong, why should you care if the government's looking at you and into you at all times? There certainly are positive applications of flock cameras. I've been riding along with the U.S. Marshals when they're looking for violent wanted criminals.

And they use the flock system to say that, okay, Jerome was last seen at this stoplight. Okay, units move this way. His house is over here. We think he's heading in this direction. And they get the guy based off of that. So I think every controversial issue has a yin and yang. The problem with flock is the scope creep. They initially come into your neighborhoods and they say we only track license and we cut the data out after 30 days.

Okay. Now they have a software update where they can track audio. And it's like when their city council put in flock cameras, they only agree to the license plate reader. But just like an automatic update on your phone, now the next thing that they want is already there without your consent. And I think what we're worried about is a slippery slope. Will you guys sell the data? Will you guys do facial recognition tracking? If a government that's tyrannical, which arguably we have one now, if they want to really stamp down, can they commandeer your platform?

It's the same argument as like the gun doesn't kill people, the people kill people. Same thing with flock. Flok in an altruistic, benevolent government's hands just contributes to safety. there's no danger nothing to worry about. But given the track record of government in this country, I don't think anyone can say,

hey, I don't think they're going to take this way too far if we give them the opportunity. One example would be in Minneapolis when the ice rays were happening. And depending on how you feel about ice, you either view that as, hey, they're cleaning up the country

full of immigrants or they're very much overstepping their boundaries and how they use this technology. I know family members that in-laws out in Minneapolis that are Native Americans, that they got boxed in at the bank by eight or nine different Fed vehicles demanded to show their ID. And then once they realize that they're not, you know, a Latino, then they're free to go. That's, so we saw in real time in Minneapolis that the government was unconstitutionally

stopping people, searching people, trying to serve acting like they have warrants when they didn't. And that was an application of how flock or their competitors were used. to do something that the government wanted to do that we don't agree with. And will those people ever be charged? Will those ICE agents ever be held accountable for violating your rights? Probably not. And if they do, just like with a lot of police stations,

if they do get held accountable, it'll be your taxpayer dollars that funds the lawsuit that pays out the victim, not the police pension fund, not the ICE pension fund. So where's the accountability? Wendy's 99 cent Frosty is back. And Frosty farmers couldn't be happier. Made with Canadian dairy, they grew up cool, creamy, and mighty,

It's farm to Frosty. Get a small 99 cent Frosty until longest second and participating Wendy's Texas Extra. Yeah, and I think, I think a crisis times, that's when you really see the consequences of big government, of letting the government. You know, the government has gotten twice as big. Our federal government has grown by 100% since the COVID pandemic in terms of, in terms of, and in terms of budget, in terms of money that they've created, and of course, consequently, the bureaucracy. So it's, it's, I view it as a cancer. I view it as the problem is government. It's not, you're not going to find a better government on the left or the right. The solution is not better government.

It's less government. That is a decidedly American first kind of ideology that I think most Americans can kind of get down with, right? Like, you know, Thomas Jefferson had this quote, better a hundred men, or maybe it was Ben Franklin, better a hundred guilty men go free than one innocent person be locked up. That's a, that's what made America so revolutionary. It's like you can't, you, yes, there is a, even though flock cameras could, could have prevent somebody from committing a crime. it's not worth it if 100 or 200 or 500 people in the community are have their rights, their constitutional rights against government spying taken from them. And that's what makes America so much different and exceptional to almost any country in the world.

It's free speech and its privacy. But we've been so propagandized. Go ahead, sorry. The Patriot Act came through after 2001, after 9-11, our rights have been slowly eroded. And you've got to imagine that the people in power, they want to have ultimate control. And so the way to do that is to control the currency, control the surveillance, control the legal system. I definitely think there's things to be concerned about. I think that's the thing that we're battling against.

There's so many noteworthy things happening at once, whether it's the Epstein class, going unprosecuted, whether it's key people in our government, like Christy know him right now for the $143 million on a bogus ad deal for her campus, for DHS, not getting prosecuted. Sorry to a war in Iran for seemingly no reason, getting co-opted. But like there's just all these, like this, the thing I think about is Bill Clinton when he got the Monica Lewinsky blowjob. That was a month's long news cycle that we followed.

Now, a huge spike moment happened. and we just move out in two days because another spike moment happens. We're getting overwhelmed and clobbered with huge examples of corruption. And I think part of it is the incentive structure of government. Government will never be motivated to make themselves smaller. Why? Because if you're running a department, you want to spend every single dollar that you get so that you can grow, that you get a raise next year, you can hire more people. You're never going to say, hey guys, you know, we've used enough in this department. We really got to cut back our budget here.

And so we just need to figure out a way to tighten up the government because it's our money they're spending. And I'm just giving you a heads up. I hear the garage. My boy might be coming in shortly. So this might be close to the clothes. Okay. Got it.

No worries. No worries. Yeah. You're right. It's overwhelming. And so much is getting thrown at us all of the time. I think. But do not fair.

Do not despair to the people listening. We must fight. We must unite. Be educated, be informed, and be willing to take aggressive action, be defiant, and vote ourselves, hopefully vote ourselves into a better future. Well, that's what I want to talk about. Is there, can we vote our way out of this? Like I heard Tucker Carlson the other day say, I don't think we can vote our way out of this.

You're like, dude, well, let's hope that's not the case because the only logical step is after that is violence. And we don't want that. No one wants. If we don't have to. No one wants that. Yeah. So can we vote ourselves out of this? You got to talk to somebody smarter than me about that. That might be a little bit above my pay grade. But I think social pressure matters. Like when you catch these people outside, you know, shopping at all the shopping at Costco and you put them on camera and you blast them, they feel, you know, on this example. One of the primary, Democrats pushing Section 224 of the U.S. Israeli merger was a guy Adam Smith, who I like, I've sat down with. And after an interview with him and after follow up from his constituents,

he actually retracted it. He said, you know, his team sent an email because of conversation with people like you and my constituents, I'm no longer advocating for this. So pressure does work, but we must apply it. See, home? Okay, okay, got it. Well, we'll get you out of here. Well, Tommy, that's incredible. So, like, you went from this guy that's interviewing Atlanta, you know, fentanyl dealers to literally swaying people's districts, swaying congressional opinion. It's remarkable and it's admirable. And I love what you're doing, man. Keep going.

Thank you. And if a moron like me can do it, a moron like you can do it. I hope so, man. I hope so. So the great Tommy G, you guys already know, go follow him on everything. One of the great muckraking journalist content creators of our time. Thank you so much again for doing this, brother. It's good to see you.

I hope we can catch up again soon. Thank you, brother. Be in touch.