Craving Violence - October 9, 2026
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00:48Church, Jake Hugar, Yasmin O'Reilly, a con with you guys.Yazzo also on Rebel H.H.H.U. on YouTube.Check that out.All right.We have an amazing show for you guys today.apparently live public executions are back.We're going to tell you about that.Ice shooting people in the streets is back.
01:52And why is that?We're going to explain.And there's a report out by this little media outlet claiming that Israel killed its ownhostages.Oh, that outlet is CNN.Super interesting story.So we've got a lot of news for you guys tonight.So you know what?
02:13Let's get started.Around 4 p.m. this afternoon, a New Yorker was shot by ice agents in Marble Hill.Many of the facts surrounding this shooting are still unclear.In this particular case, we had taken all of our cautions to keep him from fleeing.He went ahead and fleed because of the safety.We escalated, or because of his escalation, we had to use force.Yep, there's been an escalation all right.This is more about the midterm elections.
02:49Donald Trump has ramped up so-called enforcement, which is leading to some of the violencein the streets again.Yaz has the whole story.Yeah, unfortunately, I think you're right, Jay, that we can start expecting to see a lotmore ice violence leading up to the midterm.So yesterday afternoon, a federal ice agent shot a 28-year-old Dominican immigrant, OscarBelgal in the neck.is alive and he's recovering, so that is good to know. But his five-year-old son, who was in the
03:18back seat of the car during the incident, he is understandably still very traumatized. Here'sa reporting from the New York Times on that. It says the shooting happened at 4 p.m. in theMarble Hill neighborhood as agents with immigration and customs enforcement tried to arrest the manwhile he was in a car with a five-year-old boy believed to be a son in the back seat. JessicaTish, the police commissioner said at the news conference late Thursday night. And also according to theAssociated Press, Tish said that Belgole was pulling into a parking space when a federalofficer in plain clothes approached with gun drawn, followed by another federal officer whoalso was not in uniform. Belgole started to pull the car forward and then at least one of
04:05the officers fired seven rounds hitting the man below his left ear.So according to Zoran Mamdani, New York mayor, the federal officers were wearing constructionvests and masks, and you can see that right here.Ice agents surrounded the man's vehicle before opening fire.They wore construction vests and masks that concealed their faces.There was no reasonable way to identify them as ice agents.School had just gotten out.The street was crowded with families and children.
04:37when ICE agents opened fire, a five-year-old child,a five-year-old child was in the backseat of the car.Thank God that child is physically unharmed.Visit BetMGM Casino and check out the newest exclusive.The Price is Right Fortune Pick.BetMDM and GameSense remind you to play responsibly,19 plus to wager, Ontario only.Please play responsibly.
05:05If you have questions or concerns about your gambling or someone close to you,Peace contact connects Ontario at 1-866-531-2,600 to speak to an advisor, free of charge.BetMGM operates pursuant to an operating agreement with Eye Gaming, Ontario.And that's what's evident from body cam footage released by the New York Times,and you can take a look at that here.We have some footage from that body cam.And you can see this is the car.We're looking, Jenk, we're looking for these ICE agents.
05:37There's somebody there in a construction vest with a gun.But that's all we can see.And if that's what this person was seeing at the time that he was attacked, then it's just,it's horrible.Yeah.I know that those are the police that arrived after the shooting and then they had to get himto the hospital.But another thing I got out of that, yes, was that.
06:00Ice didn't look like they were, you know, cared much about this guy's fate at all,just leaving him to bleed and die out, bleed out and die maybe there.And the local police had to rescue them.And it's a good thing that they did.But I mean, the callousness with which ICE treats all of us is abominable.Yeah, not just that.Like, they didn't seem to have any kind of regard for the child either who, if I, like,it's unbelievable.
06:26I can't wrap my head around the kind of people who would want to do a job like that.And then even when you get the job, like to see a five-year-old child traumatized afteryou shot the father, I don't know.I don't know.Well, according to Homeland Security, ICE agents were attempting to arrest Belgal as part of a targeted enforcement operation.That's a quote.And this is what they said in a statement.It said ICE officers were conducting a targeted enforcement operation in the Bronx to arrest a criminal illegal alien from the DR with a prior criminal conviction for grand larceny and multiple prior arrest for assault, robbery, possession of drugs and weapons possessions.
07:05That's a lot.He has associations with the Trinitario's gang, the same gang who brutally killed a CBP officer last year.And this criminal illegal alien was arrested by the NYPD on December 7th of 2023, but was released into the community a few days later by reckless Democrat sanctuary policies that put American lives at risk.During the incident, the ICE officer discharged his weapon at and the criminal illegal alien was injured.So there's a lot of posturing there to make you feel absolutely no sympathy for anyone involved in what we just witnessed there.So there's still a lot of unknowns involved with this case.So for example, NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch, she did confirm, however, that the New York Times, to the New York Times at Belgold did have a grand larceny conviction and also a drug case pending against him.But whether or not that actually justifies what we saw there, the level of excess force.
08:05used on a man who didn't present an active threat in that moment, right?Especially against people who he didn't even know were cops or ICE agents or anything,especially with the child there.All of this is really uncalled for.And none of it is the way anything is supposed to be dealt with.And New York Governor Kathy Hochel and Mumdani have both condemned the agencyand they demand that ICE pause enforcement operations in the state.It doesn't seem like things are going to slow down anytime soon, though,
08:34especially as we're heading into the midterm election. So let's see.Yeah, so let me tell you, say something interesting about this. So it turns out that Augusthad the record number of detainments from ICE, 51,000 under the Trump administration.Huh, but we didn't see any violence in the streets like we did before and now and like we're seeing now.Well, my theory is that before the elections, before they had that Bovino character on, who's leading the operations, and they basically said, release the hounds.Be as cruel and vicious as you can be because they thought that helped them politically.Look at us, you know, bullying people in the streets, shooting people in the streets, and they found out, oh, that doesn't help them politically.So they backed away from it.
09:22But as they're getting closer to elections here, it seems like they've made a decision.This plus the fact that they're now increasing the quotas for how many people they have to detain.Plus what Donald Trump is saying about Somali American citizens in Minnesota, it seems like before the election,they're trying to rally their own side because they're worried about voter turnout, because they'reown sides like, wait, you want me to vote for a guy who said he wouldn't do any wars andthen did an endless war in the Middle East and said inflation was bad and made it way worse.So there have a lot of reasons not to show up.But one thing that their base does like is when they get tough to brutal on immigrants.
10:10So I think that there's the element of doing more arrests, but there's also the more theelement of doing them in more disastrous, spectacular, purposely horrible.ways in the streets, so it animates their own side.Yeah, it's really interesting.October is always such a strange month, especially in an election year.It's very predictable.We already have heard that there was a migrant caravan that was coming up from, I believe it wasHonduras this time.
10:42And now we're seeing that all of a sudden these immigrants, these illegal aliens, aresuch a huge problem again, that we need to start ramping up ice operations across the country,especially in a place like New York City.That is terrifying in a place like New York City of any other city across the country.I think Houston might also be another place which would be really, really terrifying as something like this was starting to happen.These are very diverse cities in the country.And what we're seeing now is unfortunately, I believe, just the beginning of what we're about to see in the coming weeks leading up to this election.And you mentioned quotas, Jank.
11:16Actually, yes, the quotas are going to be a big thing because ICE leadership recently just told agencies,nationwide on Tuesday to increase immigration arrest by 1,000 more people daily,returning to a previous goal of 3,000 daily arrests, according to two sources familiarwith the verbal directive.And additionally, they were instructed to hit a weekly goal of 19,000 arrests per week.Unbelievable.And Mark Wayne Mullen has denied the quotas for the record, just saying that they're goingto keep doing their job of pursuing the worst of the worst, okay?
11:49which I guess is what they've been doing this whole time. That is what they are maintaining.However, at least two dozen people have been shot at federal federal immigration agents involvedin Trump's deportation campaigns since he took office in January 20, 25. Six people have beenfatally shot amid the ice crackdown, including three U.S. citizens. So doesn't sound like the worstof the worst, doesn't even sound like immigrants, doesn't even sound like illegal aliens, none of that.And then back then the target was just 2000, not 3,000.And federal data showed that ICE arrested more than 800 people without any kind of criminal records a day in July on average.And if you think back to then, it was a crazy time.
12:33There was a lot of uncertainty.And July is the first month in President Trump's second term when people with only civil immigration violations,rather than pending criminal charges or convictions, made up more than half of those arrests.An average of more than 1,580 people were arrested each day in July, also a new high for the current administration.And those with convictions for violent crimes as defined by the Justice Department made up about 6% of those booked into ICE detention under the current administration.And about 4% of those taken into custody in July.And real quick, if you want to know where Trump stands on all of this, he posted this long thing to truth social.Honestly, it's not as long as some of his other posts get, but he did say that Minnesota is being taken over by Somali immigrants.
13:22There it is. It's just like clockwork. He's just rolling out the old hits. He said there's murder, violence, mayhem all over the state. I didn't know that. The people of Minnesota need to fight back.They're being robbed by the state governor. The governor is incompetent and he doesn't want to do anything about this. He just wants to get out of town as much as he can and steal and then lead a quiet life. You know, that does sound nice.The Somali should not be allowed to get away with what they're doing.And he's asking the people of Minnesota to fight back and don't rest.And you know what?If you need federal help, he's willing to send federal help.So that is the current situation over in Minnesota, according to the president.But according to the independent, things look a little bit differently.
14:04The president's post follows several shooting incidents that law enforcement officials have indicatedinvolve Somali gangs.Federal charges were also filed this week against the Somali.who was accused of plotting a terror attack at the Mall of America.In the Minneapolis and St. Paul area,it's home to roughly 80,000 people of Somali ancestry,the vast majority of whom are legal residents or American citizens.But the president seizing on an opportunity,
14:31he involved, seizing on a series of fraud cases involving government programswhere most of the dependents have roots in Somalia.He has, there's been a surge in the officers in the state as he's trying to deportmillions of people. So we already have the immigrant caravan from Honduras. We have the Somalians.They're a big problem again. He hasn't mentioned the Haitians yet. So I imagine it's just a matterof time, Jake. Yeah. So on New York, I want to quote one of our members on tyt.com,the handles next TYT reporter. I like that thinking. Scary days we're living in when theNYPD cares more about life than ice. Yeah, when you're like at a point where, oh my God,
15:13the good NYPD here is here finally the good guys by the way it is momDonnie time and so maybe mom donnie does have the NYPD actually caring about thecitizens so it's good to see them actually taking care of us or you know including thefive-year-old kid and and the actual people inside New York City instead of just the powerbarons okay now in terms of what's happening Minnesota I mean it's classicI don't really particularly care if it hurts your feelings, but it's obviously over the topracist. And so if you're saying, well, just because he's saying it's Somalis, but the Somalisdid do the fraud. Okay, you know me, I live in the real world. So if you've got facts,
15:57let's discuss the facts. But, so why do I use that word? Because the facts are, there was82 Somalis arrested on fraud charges in Minnesota. It seems like a large number. So howhow many Somalis are in that area?So if it's like, I don't know, 140 Somalis and 82 of them were arrested on fraud, wow,that's a huge percentage.No, there's 107,000 Somalis in that area, 82 are arrested on fraud.By the way, the largest fraud case was Amy Bach, who was a white woman.Now, it would be absurd to blame all white women, it's also totally absurd to blame all Somalis
16:40for a microscopic percentage of their community.By the way, if you applied that to any other community in other cities, I bet you'd finda lot of different ethnic groups that had a smidge of criminality.And then you could say, aha, right?And of course, by the numbers, not as a percentage, but raw numbers, the crime is done,of course, mainly by white folks in America.Why?Because the country is mainly white, right?
17:07I'm not saying anything against white people.I'm just telling you the reality of it.And so why do you, and within that context, decide that you're going to target the Somalis?And why now?Come on, guys, it's obvious.It's right before the elections.Does that help them with, you know, the general voting audience?No, independents.
17:32No, they don't like that kind of talk.Does it help them drive voter turnout as we're going to elections?They think so.So that's why they're like, okay, let's get ice back on the streets.So they were quietly doing their job in August and broke record numbers on people who detained,but we don't want it to be quiet.We want more of ice thugs in the streets.So we could basically go, hey, we're back to shooting people.
17:57And oh, and we're back to like deep-seated racism where do fraud and that person doesthe largest fraud, but we ignore it.A tiny percentage of these people do fraud, but we blow it up and make it.gigantic and go, it's all the Somalis fault, they're stealing from you.Stealing from here, are you kidding me?Who steals from us more than Donald Trump's donors?I know what you're thinking, Donald Trump himself and his family.Yeah, Kushner got $2 billion on a crooked deal.
18:25The Trump kids are getting investing in the companies, a couple weeks or a couple months later.Those companies get billions from who, us, the US taxpayers.Donald Trump made over $2 billion dollars last year while he was president.He hasn't made that much money in the rest of his life.All of a sudden when he has total power, he's robbing the place blind, and then when youget to the oil companies robbing us of $35 billion, the drug companies robbing usof trillions of dollars, but it's okay, they're all the donors, the wonderful, wonderful donors.Okay, you want to talk about stealing?
18:57Okay, can we talk about the Israeli lobby and how they've stolen $320 billion from Americans,let alone the $8 trillion in the global war on Israel's neighbors?So, but no, no, no, no, no, don't you dare talk about the Israeli lobby.Don't you dare talk about any of the donors and the people actually robbing us blindfor trillions of dollars, let alone the Pentagon, which can't pass an audit.And they say, oh, golly gee, we couldn't find $400 billion.Oh, did it go to the defense contractors who are paying off every general as they retire?Oh, you get a million dollar contract, you get a million dollar.
19:34Now remember generals, when you are in office, you give all.the billions to us and our corrupt former generals do exactly as they are ordered and soto our corrupt politician and then our corrupt media covers it all up.But the problem is 82 Somalis in Minnesota.That's what the problem is?No, that's racist demagoguery to make you hate one another.And by the way, you could take out Somalis, you can put in any other group.It doesn't really matter because it's not like Donald Trump woke up one day and be like, man,
20:05I hate people from Somalia.No, he's like, who can I target and hurt for my own political benefit?And that right there is Donald Trump in a nutshell.Yeah, and that's all that we can expect between now and the midterms, because the Republicans,if you look at it on the face of things, they really don't have a whole lot to run with goinginto November.Donald Trump, we're going to talk about this in the next segment, but Donald Trump'sapproval rating is so abysmal, especially this close to a midterm.
20:35It's like historic levels of disapproval for a president.And we're seeing Republican candidates across the entire country trying to distance themselves from Donald Trump.Even here in Texas when he had his big Trumpapalooza thing, Ken Paxton, who his biggest claim to fame is that he is a very Trumpy Republican.Even he, he has been heard bad-mouthing Donald Trump.And he said going to that Trumpa-Paloosea rally thing that he did in doubt.was actually a bad move for his campaign, that it actually hurt his campaign more.And we're seeing people like Mike Rogers also struggle a little bit as he attempts todistance himself from Donald Trump.
21:17We're seeing it really all across the country and so many different races also down in Georgiaand things like that.And the economy is crap.The war in Iran is not going well.Prices are not going down and wages are not going up.Things are still just as bad for the American people, if not worse than they were.when Donald Trump got into office.They're much worse, I should say, because we're now involved in so many different wars and
21:41everything is so unpredictable.Nobody knows what to expect.And Donald Trump really is at the helm of all of this.On top of that, I forgot to mention the tariffs.And people in those northern states, especially Michigan, especially Minnesota, they are goingto be directly affected by these tariffs, specifically the ones that Donald Trump is puttingagainst Canada.So nothing is going well as far as the American people.
22:05as far as the Republican policies, as far as Trump's policies are concerned.And so he's just going back to the thing that he knows works.And that is to rile up people's racist tendencies, the racism that they are harboring secretlywithin them.Somalis, they sound super scary.They're African, but they're also Mexican.Terrifying, right?You have Abdul El-Sayed, and you call it him Muhammad, because that's a big scary Muslim name,
22:30you know.Abdul is also a very Muslim name, you know, you could have just stuck with Abdul, that'sBut what he's doing is he's dehumanizing him because like whatever, they're all the same anyway.It's all just so like monkey-brained.It's very, very small thinking.It's very simple-minded.And that is the people that he is courting with all this type of rhetoric.And the people who are falling for it, they honestly should be embarrassed for themselves because
22:54this is a really bad state of things for the country to be in.And if this works, then I don't know, I guess we deserve what we get.Yeah, all right.We're gonna take a break here. We do have some good news for you when we come back, becauseDonald Trump's numbers are the worst of a president before midterm election in U.S. history.Wait till you see the numbers.A lot of folks in Twitch thinking the same thing. Xerox 6085 says just like the IDF, referringto ice shooting people in the streets with no conscience at all.
23:40MS Stolo 4, IDF training.And by the way, yes, they got IDF training.So you train them to be monsters, they become monsters.Oh, I'm sorry, our beautiful special ally with the most moral army.I mean, come on.You know they're still saying that on television?That's amazing.Mangrooos dragon says, of course you had to use force.
24:03Oklahoma Mark Wayne Mullethead deserves to be dealt with harshly.Animation dragon says, these ice monsters are only protecting their ideology.He says, pursuing the worst or the worst, they should be arresting themselves.Grilled hot dogs says, make sure everyone you know is aware that the entire GOP gatherand decided Trump should be their presidential nominee.So everything Trump has effed up is because of the Republican Party.It's amazing to me that people don't know that.Obviously, the Republicans are 100% responsible for Donald Trump.
24:32Who else would be?But yet they have like, no, no, but my congressman, okay, please, your congressmanwas up Donald Trump's ass until about three seconds.ago when he realized his polling is also minus 20.He's like, oh, I gotta get out of here.We'll talk more about that in a little bit.So Rio Ross is on Twitch, Pentagon, well known for keeping track of their funding.Exactly, a bunch of thieves pretending the problem is people from Somalia.
25:00The Truth Dragon in New Jersey 09 or NJ09 on YouTube member section says, yeah, it looked like an attempted armed kidnapping to the dude.Francis Stardust says, if ICE was really going after the worst of the worst,we would have IDF arrested throughout the country.Well, former IDF soldier, Rahm Emanuel, for example.But no, no, no, no, no, of course not.How dare you?We'll be back.All right, back on the Young Turks, Jenkins and yes, with you guys.
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27:19We appreciate you guys caring about those cute little animals that we're all trying to save.You don't have to be in New Jersey to save them.All right, let's go to our next story.So this comes from a new polling data from Pew.Yeah.What are you seeing?I mean, laughably bad.No president I've ever seen is in a worse position before midterm election than President Trump.
27:38I mean, just look at this. Just look at this.38 points underwater.30 points underwater.You go all the way back.You go back to Harry S. Truman, FDR at this point before midterm.Ever?Ever?Ever.
27:51Ever.At this point before a midterm election, you're talking about your September, October polling.The worst I've ever seen is.is Donald John Trump, 38 points under water.I mean, it's, as I said, the worst ever said, it's laughable.I mean, it, it, it, it, it, it, it, it, it's numbers are worse than the FerrisBueller television show was.Random reference.
28:11Okay, so that number is catastrophic.It's gonna have some consequences that we're gonna tell you about in a minute.But there's actually one number that's even worse.We'll show you that in a minute as well.But I also want to tell you guys, after we give you the whole story,When to trust polls and when not to trust polls?And are these polls in particular real?We'll talk about all of that after Yaz gives us the whole story.
28:37Yeah, so as we kind of talked about in the previous segment, we can't expect Republicansto start showing some of their desperation in the coming weeks.Because these numbers are, as he said, just laughably terrible.They're just historically terrible, okay?And while Pew has Trump's net approval at negative 38, which is in which is in question,He's not doing well with other polls either at Ipsos.He has negative 33.At CNN, he's at negative 34, and AP also has him at negative 38.
29:08And all probably have a decent understanding as to why Trump would be so unpopular right now.But the point of how bad this is for Trump is really driven home when you look at where independent voters stand with him.So let's take a look at that.Independence, the name of the game, the reason why the last election was so close but won that President Trump won over Kamala Harris was take a look at independence according to Pew poll, the Pew validated research.Look at that. It was tied. It was tied. Look at them on independence now. Look how they feel about President Trump. Fifty-seven points underwater. You just never see numbers. I struggle to come up with the adjectives because you run out of them because what we're seeing here is history.And then you're trying to understand how this is going to impact Republicans in the midterm.And at this point, the only say I'm going to say, not good.Yeah, so negative 57 is unbelievable.
30:06It's unbelievable.Okay.And as they go on to point out in that segment, this just makes it all the more puzzling as to why Trump is currently going around telling people to vote as if he is on the ballot.To just pretend he's on the ballot.And I guess to also while they're at it, while they're busy pretending, just also.pretend that he hasn't been a terrible person and a terrible president.And that might work for his absolute most loyal rally goers.It might work for the people who are actually at those rallies, but it will not work with
30:36independence.Negative 57% I think speaks for itself.And Enten does mention that because of this giant swing with the independence, Democraticodds keep heading higher and higher into November as we get closer and closer to the election.And the Pew poll, by the way, it was taken amongst registered voters, not just actual voters.So there is always a degree of uncertainty where these polls are concerned, as Jank was mentioning.Jank, do you have more on that?Yeah, so guys, the minus 57 number is breathtaking.
31:09I've never seen a number like that.I didn't see where Cheney wound up with independence by the time he left office at 9% approval rating.So if you dig that number up, maybe that's worse.But Trump is just breaking every record every day.But are we tired of winning yet?Maybe when he said you'll get tired of winning, he meant Democrats.And man, if you got, if you're going to make Democrats tired of winning, you gotta workextra hard because they're working against you, trying to lose the entire time.
31:44So he's even getting past that.So wow, negative 57 with independence.So now if any polling is true, then this is this election is going to be epic, like a totalutter wipeout of the Republicans.For two more reasons I'm gonna tell you, number one, there's another number that's alsoremarkable.Donald Trump has now lost 31% of his own voters.That's a giant number.
32:16thought that he wouldn't lose a single voter, no matter what he did.In reality, he has lost, that 31% of his own voters is tens of millions of Americans.That is unreal.If I told you these numbers when he first got started, you would probably think like, oh myGod, you can't politically, I mean, that must mean we're in a disaster in every other way,but politically you can't ask for anything better than this.What do you want, negative 58 with independence, right?So if the Democrats don't sweep here, I mean just the colossal, you know, earthquake of an election,
32:57then there's something weird and fishy going on because now that leads me to the question ofwhen you trust polls and when do you not. So if there's one poll in one state, a good exampleis Indiana before the election poll came out. No, I'm sorry, Iowa before the electionif I remember right, a poll came out saying that Kamala Harris might win in and everybodywas shocked and thought, oh my God, I bet she's gonna sweep because she's even gonna win Iowa.And that poll turned out to be disastrously wrong.Why?Because it's just one poll.
33:32One polls can be way off.Even a couple polls could be off.And sometimes it depends on the state, which is weird.It definitely depends on the polling organization.Why I say state, Michigan, the polls are notoriously incorrect.So that's why I'm on pins and needles with the Abdul Al Sayyid and Mike Rogers race, becauseAbdul al-Said is leading in all the polls, about three to five points, but the Michigan polls normallysuck, so I wouldn't take that to the bank at all.
34:00You might or might not remember this, but back in 2016, Bernie was supposed to lose a Michiganprimary to Hillary Clinton by 18 points, and instead he won by two.Abdul was supposed to win the primary by a lot more, and he won by one.So there are plenty of places to be skeptical about polls.And by the way, I recalibrate after each election because I discounted some of the rightwing polling organizations too much in 2024, and they turned out to be pretty correct.So I've taken that into account as well, because lying to yourself about the numbers doesn'thelp at all.
34:33I mean, exactly what we told you guys in the last presidential election, which is lying aboutJoe Biden's mental health status, isn't gonna help you, people gonna find out anyway.And then they're gonna think you're a liar and untrustworthy, but nobody in the Democraticparty listened to us, right?And so doing these, like, even if there were some fake polls right before an election,to try to sway people in a certain direction, I just think that's largely a waste of moneyand time.I don't think that helps much at all.
35:03So bottom line, okay, so then when can you trust the polls?When there is a great number of polls and they're all headed in the same direction, then thatAnd it's very, very, very unlikely to be wrong, because now you've sampled so many peoplein so many different ways through so many different organizations that you are much morelikely to get to the correct answer.So on Donald Trump's unpopularity, when you have one poll at minus 38, and you have anotherone at minus 34, another one minus 33, and another one again at minus 38.So you look at and go, yeah, he's minus 35-ish in that ballpark.
35:42The most recent one is 38, but he's in that ballpark.If the results of it, like Trump's not on the ballot, but if he was, but the results camein with plus seven, you'd go, no.No, this election was like literally rigged, that you can't have all this many polls samplingthis many people in this many different ways and have it be that far off.Now, could it be that he's at minus 38, but then he finishes at minus 32, sure, you know,there's a margin of error for a poll, and plus it could, you know, go.go beyond the margin of error if they did something slightly askew in the poll.
36:16So but bottom line on these disastrous polls for Donald Trump is they're definitely real.And since they're definitely real, I mean right now it looks horrific for the Republicans.And I'll add one last polling piece of information here, which is enthusiasm, 59% of Democraticvoters say they're extremely excited to vote.Only 35% of Republicans say that.Normally the Republicans are super jazz to vote.That's why Trump has won a couple of times because his base is usually super adamantand excited.
36:59This time around 35%.That is a terrible number.So I think the number one issue, Yaz, is that they're not gonna show up to vote.So as bad as the polls are, I think theresults are going to be worse for the Republicans, because if you get asked in a poll, you mightsay, sure, I guess I'd vote for the Republican. But since you hate how high the prices are,how the economy is destroyed, how we're in another endless war, you're not motivated enough to govote on that particular Tuesday. So voter turnout, I think, is going to do like a little bit of
37:33salt bay on top of their wounds here. Yeah, I mean, like, when to trust polls, I have a hard timetrusting polls. I do like exactly as you were saying, how encouraging it is to see all the pollskind of moving in the same direction. But I think it was Nicole Wallace on CNN who said that Texaspolling is reliably unreliable. And that is like kind of where I'm coming from when I approachthese polls is you really can't. I mean, I live in Texas and she's absolutely right. Whatever thepolling says, whatever happens on election day can likely be very, very different from what wasthe expected outcome. And it always shocks me how easily people can be swayed just weeks or evendays before an election, which is why even we have a name for it. We've named it the October
38:21surprise. We know that it's coming. We know that they're saving stuff to just launch at peopleright before the election. The fact that that works on people, it blows my mind. Because like,how do you go into an election, not knowing what you know, not knowing what your value?are not knowing which party you support even.Like that is crazy to me, but it does work on a lot of people.But speaking of Texas, you know, here we do have a lot of encouraging polling coming out forJames Talleygo in his favor.He is way ahead of Ken Paxton.
38:57And similarly to the polling that we just saw from Harry Enten regarding Donald Trump,James Tolariko is winning over so many independent voters here in the state of Texas that that is like for theThe first time I think I've allowed myself to get a little excited about what might happen in November.I'm very, very scared to just even hope at this point, which is terrible.And I hate that they got me in that way.But that is very encouraging.And before here in Texas, we had Beto O'Rourke.And he ran such an incredible campaign.
39:29And I don't think he gets enough credit for what he did here in this state, but he's still lost.And a big part of the reason why he lost is because he did not convert a lot of, I'm sorry,a lot of Republican voters over to the Democratic side.And he didn't have as big of a poll with independent voters as James Tolariko did.And James Tolariko is pulling people over from the Republican side to vote for him,which is incredible, especially here in a place like Texas.And also, kind of what Jenk was talking about as well, the people here who are voting for Ken Paxson,this is just from on the ground living in Texas stuff, right?
40:07They are not excited to vote for him.A lot of people wanted to vote for John Cornyn because he was like a nice white old man and he was very comfortable.And he was just like he presented very nicely.He wasn't like the riffraff like you see with the MAGA crowd.So the Republicans who think that they're above all of that, they were happy to vote for John Cornyn.But when he lost, now they're stuck with Ken Paxson.And he is much more unsavory than John Cornyn ever was.So a lot going on across the country.
40:35That's what's happening here in Texas.I'm always skeptical of polling. I know John loves polling, and I for the record, am not John.I am John as much as we all are John, you know, but we'll see.Yeah, that's, of course, John Iderola from Damage Report, which is another show you should check out,as well as Yaz's Rebel HQ, all on YouTube and all our platforms.Okay, now I want to go to our members on YouTube because they made a couple of good points.Be the Miracle 2017 said, I live in Iowa, unfortunately, they added, and it's been blue-leaning in the last three years now.It could flip, it's not far fetched.
41:08No, it was far fetched for Kamala Harris to win it.It is not far fetched for it to flip blue right now at all.In fact, some polls have Josh Turrick leading.He's a great populist left-wing candidate that Rebellion Pack has endorsed in Iowa.So he stands a pretty good chance of winning, so we'll see how that turns out.And then finally, Tony Guzman said, I have a funny feeling, Jenk is quietly saying, I told you so.Now, Tony, you're both right and wrong.You're right about that I told you so.
41:38You're wrong about the quietly part.So now I heard from some others that not a single Trump voter would turn on him, yet we justfound out that tens of millions of them have turned on him.He's lost 31% of his base, which is a shockingly high number.I wonder if anyone thought this was gonna happen before.Well, let's find out.I think his new base is different than his old base.I think his new base is a lot more diverse.
42:09It has a lot more populace.And by the way, those populists will not necessarily rebel in the direction that we want, right?But are they more rebellious or are we wrong?And they're the same cult they ever were.And when Trump orders something, they'll go against their own interest in a second, right?That in my opinion was the old base and I couldn't stand that, right?My assessment is that this new base is way more rebellious, so they'll rebel in directionagainst vaccines and COVID, etc. that we don't agree with. But they'll also, I think, will rebel
42:43on corruption and war and Israel and many other things that right now no one else expects.It's October, which means election seasons right around the corner. And for a lot of people,that can mean sleepless nights stressing about our country's future. All thatthat stress has a physical cost too. It raises your core body temperature. A body that's too warmcan't get into deep sleep. So you wake up exhausted because your body never actually recovered.Enter chili pad 2.0. It's a water-based mattress topper that controls your bed from 55 to 115degrees all night long. No new mattress, no renovation. Fans just move hot air around. Chilipad uses actively chilled water to pull heat away from your body. That's precise, consistent comfort all night.
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44:01Visit www.sleep.me slash t-y-t to get up to $255 off your chili pad 2.0 with codeT-YT. That's www.slepe-Sle-E-P dot M-E-S-L-E-E-P-T-Y-T.That was right after the election and before Trump took office and it would appear that's exactlywhat has happened. But at a rate that even I wouldn't have predicted,losing 31% of your base is devastating and record breaking.So well, congratulations to Trump voters.Apparently not all of them were in a cult.That's your ironic silver lining to this story.
44:45Okay.No, we've got to get a break, right?Yeah, all right, we'll take a break here.And when we come back, public executions, apparently they're back.Well, I'm gonna suggest somebody, uh-oh, come back.Come back.All right, let's go to more YouTube members.Joanne Clifford said, I want Americans first.
45:23I don't give which side you're on.Stop with the Dems versus Republicans.Let's start with Americans first.So Joanne, I love the way you're thinking about it, but the reality is at this point,honestly, you can tell it in their votes.So I'm not being hyperbolic and I'm not being biased in Congress.Congress, literally outside of Tom Massey, who's no longer going to be in Congressthe next term, 100% of the Republican Party votes in favor of Israel to give our money
45:55away, in favor of endless wars, in favor of giving away $35 billion in oil subsidies, infavor of killing free markets when it comes to negotiating drug prices.So I can't, other than Massey, I cannot name you a Republican.debt isn't corrupt and that you should vote for. So that eliminates a whole party. Now, I'm notbiased. The giant percentage of the Democratic Party is also taking that same donor moneyeither publicly or secretly is on the same side. But there is actually a faction of theDemocrats that don't take corporate PAC money or foreign government money. Those are the honestones. And there are some republicans, a smidge, like Hawley, Josh Hawley in the Senate,
46:39doesn't take corporate PAC money, which is a little bit surprising. Matt Gates didn't, at theAnd Marjorie Taylor Green didn't.So that's how you can tell.It's just that so many of our politicians are corrupt.But God bless you for wanting honest politicians, no matter which party they're in.And Umo Boss says, love me some Yasmin Khan.Handy Scorpion makes us jealous by saying I'm about to go to see Naza in an hour.Great movie, we'll be back.
47:05All right, back on TYT, Jank and Yaz with you guys.I love our members so much because they're fun and smart and funny.Don't shoot on the goalkeeper says on t.yt.com's member section.I'm number one at disapproval ratings.Nobody has higher disapproval ratings than me.Wait for it.You never know.He might actually say it.
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48:06Look, this is a guy who committed, in my view, the worst terrorist attack on American soiloutside of 9-11. The people that he was meant to treat, the army soldiers that he was meantto treat for mental illness and other problems, he took them at their most vulnerable and gundown these people where they live. So whatever the controversy is about the method of the execution,I hope that people don't forget that this is a guy who brutally murdered a lot of innocent people.Now that said, I mean, look, if it's ultimately live stream, I'm not going to be watching it.Well, that's interesting.So J.D. Vance, a little bit against the live public execution that Pete Hagsif has championed.
48:46You're going to find out some very strong conservatives who are also against it in a minute.We're going to share that with you guys.But I'm gonna do something that most people wouldn't do.I'm going to suggest someone else if we're going in this direction.Okay, yes, give us the whole story.I cannot wait to hear what you're gonna say with that one, Jank.But yeah, it's a strange time here in the United States.Coming off of the failed execution of Krista Pike by Weta Injection just last week, there are
49:18are plenty of discussions now about how the death penalty is being carried out. And these arequestions that we really haven't had to grapple with in decades, really. And earlier this week,the Pentagon announced that, as you heard, it will execute former U.S. Army majorNidal Malik Hassan by firing squad at the recommendation of Pete Hegeseth and approved by DonaldTrump. But this is the first military execution by firing squad since the end of World War II.So Nidal Malik Hassan, a US Army major and physician fatally shot 13 unarmed U.S.soldiers at Fort Hood in 2009, injuring another 32.Hassan was convicted of 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted murder
50:06by a jury panel of 13 officers, which unanimously recommended his death, his death sentence.And the military death row is different, by the way, from civilian death row, as itrequires personal confirmation and approval from the president.So it's rarely used.There are only four current inmates right now that are on military death row.And typically lethal injection is the standard there, not a firing squad.So death by firing squad is rather uncommon.There was an execution by firing squad carried out last year in South Carolina, a first for the state.
50:43And the first time the method was used in the United States in 15 years.Four other states allowed the use of firing squad, including Idaho, Mississippi, Oklahoma,and Utah.But as Tucker Carlson, of all people, explained in his newsletter just this morning, PeteHeggseth actually worships the violence.Okay, so here's what he said.He said, Hussein murdered 13 people.His crime was obviously evil, but Hegset's demonstrable enthusiasm about overseeing his killing
51:13is still hair-raisingly dark.Plenty of decent people support the death penalty, but they view it as a necessary evil ratherthan something that warrants excitement.Hegset is different, however.Just as he speaks with fervor when he discusses bombing Iran, he comes across as genuinelytitillated at the thought of the firing squad's bullets ripping through their targets flesh.It makes perfect sense that America wound up at war within two years of this man becomingour quote-unquote defense secretary.
51:44And the thing that makes this 100 times worse is the fact that Pete Higg said wants to publicly live stream the execution.Let's watch.Major Hassan, huge news that came out, one of these people, Jokers and I have is another federal one who's got the death penalty that we were sort of waiting on, but he's not military.But Major Hassan, this news that came down regarding firing squad, can you tell us about how that came about and what led to that decision process?No-brainer. Execution by firing squad. Army Major betrays his country. Radical Islamistskills a bunch of Americans at Fort Hood. Of course we're going to do it at Fort Hood.Going to do it on a Thursday. We're going to do it at 1 o'clock, which is when he did it.And it's going to be soldiers with rifles executing the firing squad. It hadn't been since World War II since we've done that.
52:33Well, I kind of like the mentality we had in World War II, which was win, which was understand when the enemy attacks you, you need to stand your ground.And so he's going to get a firing squad of soldiers, as it should.should be. And we'll make sure that people are able to watch it that is public because people needto understand that this is a, there's serious consequences for these types of things.Do you, has Major Hassan made any final request, reached out to the president? Anything like that toyour knowledge? Don't care. Don't care. That is, that is appalling the way that he speaks about it.He talks about it like like he's fanboying about it a little bit. He's like, we're going to do itsame place, same time, like he's planning it out. It's really kind of, it's very unsettling.
53:15I mean, as much as all of this is already very unsettling. But yeah, the last time we had publicexecutions in the United States was in the mid-1930. So decades ago, the public hangings of RaineyBithea in 1936. There was 20,000 people there. And also Roscoe Red Jackson was killed in front of 400,400 people in 1937, okay? And also the list of countries that still carry out public executions,whether on video or in a public space, is very short. And almost entirely countries accused ofhuman rights violations, such as Afghanistan and Iran, they're the only two countries knownto execute anyone publicly in 2022, 3, 4, and 5, according to Amnesty International.North Korea is also believed to carry out public executions. But reporting on that is
54:06obviously very limited, so we don't know for sure. And also keep in mind that Trump has previouslyspoken out against public executions in Iran. Let's hear that.We've been told that the killing in Iran is stopping, it's stopped, it's stopping.And there's no plan for executions or execution or executions. So I've been told that a goodauthority. We'll find out about it. I'm sure if happens, we'll be very important.upset, including you will be very upset, but that's just gotten to me.And just over the last couple of months with the protests, they've killed at least it lookslike 32,000 protests. 32,000 protesters in their own country. They shot them and hung them.
54:58We stopped them from hanging a lot of them with the threat of serious violence. But this issome terrible people.Oh yeah, and then Mike Johnson sitting behind Trump there just shaking his head in disbelief,can't believe the things that go on in a place like Iran.Yeah, like there's, of course, a very authoritarian country would do live streaming of a publicexecution.There is, of course, a lot of backlash.We have from Joe Kent.
55:28He posted something about it.And he said, streaming his execution is not just a stain on our morality.It also gives a terrorist free propaganda that they will.will use to radicalize and recruit more terrorists like Hassan.So a lot of a lot of debate happening right now in this country.But of course, there's so many people in this country who do support violence, who dorevel in it, who do want to watch something like this, who will watch something like this.Jenk, what are your thoughts?
55:55Yeah, before I go to my thoughts, I'm gonna go to a couple of members here.So Weddrowdin with a random point, but I liked it.Anyone surprised that Brendan Carr will not have a problem with televising a public execution?My mind didn't go there at all, but that's such an interesting point because you make a joke about Donald Trump and he might take you off the air.You execute someone live in front of the whole nation.He's, yeah, that's good.Interesting priorities they have.Dragon with a girl tattoo says, nothing says, give me a Nobel Peace Prize like publicly broadcasting executions.
56:27So our members are both smart and funny.TYT.com slash join to become one of our members and be part of the show.We'd love doing it with you guys and some of your good points make it on there just like that.Okay, now my thoughts.First credit as usual these days to Joe Kent, Tucker Carlson and that populist right movementwhere they're really actually living up to some of their principles.So a lot of those guys told us they were pro-life.And then, you know, for a long time, we pointed out their hypocrisies.
57:02But now they are actually acting like their pro-life.So they're saying we shouldn't finance the deaths of children and babies and pregnant women in Gaza.That's a very pro-life position and totally consistent.They're saying, look, even if you do the death penalty, which is not a pro-life position, obviously,then pop's against it for that exact reason.But at least have the decency not to brag about it and do it in some weirdo, you know,public spectacle where the problem there guys, and I think almost all of you know this,certainly viscerally and instinctually, is that it makes it seem like it's something we should
57:42enjoy.It includes us in the viciousness just by viewing it.It makes our society more coarse, more violent overall, and it makes it a little darker anduglier.So now I used to believe in the death penalty and I've explained many times why I did andI get the need for what some would call justice, including me, and what others would callvengeance.But I turn against the death penalty because I found out empirically that we were, you
58:20executing the wrong people.At least 4% of the time we have the wrong people on death row.We've already let go dozens of people who turned out to be innocent, who we were going to execute.So I'm against the death penalty in general, let alone televising it.But before I get to another hair raising example of why doing public executions is so horrible,let me deliver on my promise earlier and give you a comparison here.They say Nadal Khan is not only killed these people, was a traitor though, and fired on fellowsoldiers, US soldiers in Fort Hood and killed some.
59:01That's right, what he did was horrific, inexcusable, arguably traitorous, certainly shootingyour fellow soldiers, so giving him a life sentence, whatever is harshest by penalty of law,I understand, okay?Now, but we're talking about traders and public executions.Well, the biggest traitor we've ever had in this country is Jonathan Pollard.That's according to our own intelligence services.Jonathan Pollard was an American citizen that betrayed us and took our secrets, stole them,gave them to Israel, which then sold some of them to the Soviet Union at the time, our greatest enemy.
59:39And the Israelis profited off that, and then they used it for themselves.So if I were to propose doing a public execution of the worst traitor we've ever had, Jonathan Pollard,my guess is that the whole news media and all the, not just the Democrats, but every Republicanwould go, how dare you? How dare you? Wait a minute, wait a minute, why? I thought we wereexecuting traders. Now look, in reality, I'm not in favor of that for the same exact reason.I don't believe in the death penalty, so I wouldn't apply to Jonathan Pollard, let alone doing it,publicly.Oh, by the way, what did Jonathan Pollard get?
01:00:16Did he get the death penalty?Did he get a life sentence?No, he got flown back to Israel on Miriam Edelson's private jet and received a hero'swelcome in Israel.And that's why our press went nuts when that happened.Oh, right, none of them covered it.Imagine if we flew Nidal Khan back to some Middle Eastern country on a private jet of KamalaHarris's top donor and then they gave him a hero's welcome and greeted him like a liberator or something,
01:00:47that would have been the largest story in American history.But when they do it for a traitor that betrayed us to Israel, on a private jet, Donald Trump's top donor,everybody's like, yeah, that's perfectly normal, totally fine, don't you dare touch.Poor Jonathan Pollard, he's a precious, beautiful Israeli who should be treated with luxury and beconsidered a hero, as long as you're betraying us for Israel. I just wanted to be clear about that.Now, back to why you shouldn't do public executions. First of course, you shouldn't do publicexecutions. I mean, Jesus, what century are we in? What millennium are we in? But guys,trigger warning on this one, because if you don't know about this history in America,
01:01:27it is very tough to hear. But in the South, there were public executions. They were calledlynchings. Now, they claimed that it was for some offense.Oh, that person stole something, that person looked at a white woman in the wrong way,etc.The overwhelming majority of the time they had done no such thing at all, right?And they hadn't even looked at the white woman that they were charged with, and let aloneto the fact that that should have never been anything closer to an offense, let alonea crime, let alone a public execution.
01:02:03But look, if I got in all the details of what they did to the body, I'd be worried about whatit would do to you, right? Emotionally, psychologically, you could look it up. But one thing thatit was incredibly sick about it was as they mutilated the body, they would have a picnicaround the lynching, around the hanging. And people would bring their families and they wouldwatch 99 out of 100 times a perfectly innocent black man be executed. And then again, I don'twant to describe other things that they did to the person and to the body.And we don't want to be that country.We had a civil war because we didn't want to be that country.
01:02:47So now, Nadal Khan is not innocent.And so it's a different situation and I understand that completely.Nevertheless, you don't want to be in the business of celebrating and other human beingsexcruciating death.That doesn't speak well of us.Is that what we want?Is that the shining city on a hill?America is the greatest country on earth because we do public executions.
01:03:15Does Hegsith want us to do a picnic around them?No, no, this isn't America.This isn't right.I mean, I think he probably does want us to do a picnic around them.I think he does want us to, you know, have our friends over like it's a football game and watch the live stream of this, you know.And we heard from J.D. Vance earlier and he was saying, you know, I'm not going to be watching it.JD Vance just had a baby.You know, he's trying to raise a family, and this is the America that he wants to raise
01:03:42his family in.This man was never Trumper.And now he has, he has, I was going to say something I can't say, but he has completelyjust given up all of his values, all of his morals, for what?For Peter Thiel, for Donald Trump, for proximity to power?Because, I mean, I think it's unlikely that he'll ever become our actual president unlesssomething extraordinary happens, which it might.But this is the America that J.D. Vance is now endorsing.
01:04:10He can say all he wants, then, you know, I'm not going to be watching it.But he did defend it first and foremost.He did say, you know, like, this is what's going to happen.And, you know, this was a terrible person and he justified it.This is not a country that does public executions anymore.Okay.There was a long, that was a long time ago.Our country has come a very, very, very long way within the last 100 years.
01:04:32And as much as we've been taken back in the last decade or so,I really, this really is the step too far, not just for people on the left, but also for peopleon the right. This is appalling. And there's so many people, Republican voters, Trump voters,who are hanging on by a thread because they don't know who they support anymore. They don'thave an identity anymore because so much of their identity was the Republican Party. And nowthey're just trying to get through the next couple of years and it'll be fine and everyone willmove on and forget about everything Trump did.But the problem with that line of thinking is, first of all, Donald Trump is getting so much more difficult to stomach, even for some of his formerly very staunch supporters.
01:05:17But also the things that Donald Trump is doing, and I've said this before, but it's so true, the things that he is doing is going to be, they're all going to be very, very difficult to undo in the years once he is gone.Once he's out of office, once he is dead, whatever it is, once he's out of the country, I don't care.is going to be very, very difficult to undo a lot of the damage that he has inflicted on this country and on these people.Okay, the American people don't even know what normal is anymore.We don't even know what we're fighting for.We don't even know what kind of future is even possible for us going and, you know, looking ahead just a few years even,just a couple of years to say 2028 because nothing is normal anymore.The things of the patterns of the past that we're so used to, they're just not coming back.
01:06:04So that is Donald Trump's legacy.And for better, for worse, you know, maybe this could be a great time for us to rebuild as a country, as a society.But really, the reality is right now we are broken.And this is public executions is not a good sign, okay?This is not a thing that a civilized nation does.This is not a thing that a nation that wants to be a world leader does.This is very, very, this is bad.Yeah, I'm afraid that I accidentally flip people to the other.
01:06:34side by giving the Jonathan Pollard example.I'm thinking about withdrawing it.No, and to be fair, because we are the fairest show in America,Jonathan Pollard didn't kill anyone, Nidal Khan did.To be fair in the other direction,what did I say?Oh, Nidal Hassan, sorry.To be fair in the other direction,
01:06:54we have no idea how many people Jonathan Pollard got killedwith the information that he gave the Israelisand eventually the Soviets.Okay, when we come back,Mike Rogers and Abdul al-Said had a debate.Mike Rogers had only one thing to say.You're not going to be surprised by it.We'll show it to.
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01:08:20Right now go to True Diagnostic.com and use code TYT for 20% off your entire order.That's TrueDiagnostic.com code TYT for 20% off.What contributions to the progressive cause are you most proud of?Um, I mean, I don't, I don't have super high aspirations for a singular role that I can play in the movement or anything.I just, I try to present myself as what I think that I am, which is a progressive man who is driven by a, I think, well interrogated and well organized system of values that I try to stay consistent on.And I demonstrate that that's the sort of life that a person can lead.and be successful and be happy and all of that.And that should not need to be done,
01:09:10but there are so many people on the right that are trying to push men in the opposite directionthat I want to be able to do that.Along the way, if I can get people to care about some topics that they wouldn't necessarily care about,or that for some men, they might think that's not a topic that they should be focused on,that's definitely something that I relish doing.And along the way, I mean, we've been able to introduce people to a lot of candidates.That's been a big part of what we've done.You know, not all of them necessarily got in office.
01:09:39Probably most of them did not.And a lot of them, you might not even remember their names.But it was great to be able to provide people the platform where they had the chance of, you know, making a difference.Obviously, AOC and all that.But there's been a lot of great people along the way.In the bonus episode for the members, we do some inside baseball.We're going to look at John's desk.Nice little spaceship here.
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01:10:38Charlamine Parkis. Great to have you. It's great to be with you, Chang.Your show is a great thing. You're informing people. A lot of the shows that I live.You know, my CNN and my MSNBC and even Fox and any of the other shows, NPR.They are so quick to decide that they know what this building means today.The one thing that I hate that politicians do, you know, they talk about the people they should be talking to.Do they have any idea that they're their establishment and that they're hated, or do they not realize that at all?People are so deeply in their little universe. I think it's very easy to not really question what you're doing.Voters have a right to ask questions of any nominee, whether they're independent, Republican, or Democrat.
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01:13:14I'll tell you what my mother did.She was a small.You go after my mom?I'm not going after your mom.What your mom was working at, I was going off to that organization that was indicted for funneling money to al-Qaeda.Look, that's your mom.My mom worked at a law smoke little chamber.I'll put my mom up any day for that.
01:13:32All right.So Mike Rogers and Abdul El Said had a bit of an absurd debate last night.I mean, I don't know if in the next debate, which there won't be any because Mike Rogersbarely did this one because he was super scared.They're gonna get into mama jokes, your mama this and you mama that, but they practicallydid in this debate.But we're gonna show you a bunch of clips and what you're gonna see is Mike Rogers constantlycoming back to the same issue.
01:14:01Gee, I wonder which one it is.Yes, tell us all about it.Just guess, just guess.It's like what we were talking about in the first hour, Jank.The Republican Party really has nothing to go off of, apart from fear mongering.And they're really leaning into that.There's a fear mongering around the racism, right?It's all the same thing because they really have nothing new here.
01:14:24And Abdul El-Sayed, what a gold mine for Islamophobia, right?So that is, it really did seem throughout the entire debate that Mike Rogers was woefully unprepared.Of course, Abdul El-Sayed, he came with all of his receipts.He came with all the facts, all of his talking points, ready to go.Because he had been waiting for this debate for a while.Mike Rogers had been avoiding the debate and you can kind of see why.So let's check out a D2, Taylor.This is, you know, Abdul al-Sayad was trying to make a point about Big Pharma and we'll see how Mike Rogers responded.
01:14:59I want to guarantee every single person in this country, cradle to grave coverage, without premiums, co-pays, deductibles.That doesn't have a network that does not pay a corporate CEO tens of millions of dollars a year.That allows you to have the security of knowing.You're not going to be one of the millions of people in this country who fall into medical debt to the tune of $225 billion.Contrast that with him.He wants you to have to pay $50 to see a doctor.He wants to continue to be Big Pharma's champion.He called himself Big Pharma's champion.
01:15:26took more money from the pharmaceutical industry than any member of Congress, more than any member of Congress in the Michigan delegation.I actually pushed the acceleration of generic drugs.Trust me, the pharmaceutical company's not happy about it.There are two million Michigan families today who are on Medicare enjoying Part D prescription drugs, which I did champion,because there was no prescription drug coverage under Medicare, which I thought was a terrible idea.But what my friend here just wants to do is he's kind of like a glitchy AI chat bot is say the same thing over and over and over again.But let me tell you this.He has taken money from groups associated and support the Muslim Brotherhood.
01:16:10He has taken money from individuals on his campaign who openly support Hamas, Hezbollah, al-Qaeda.Okay, what else?What else, Mike Rogers?So he did rebut a little bit on what Abdul al-Said had to say to him.But then, of course, at the end of it, he had to get back to his fearmongering, back to the,just say Hamas enough times.And it's pretty scary.Jake, what are your thoughts?
01:16:37Yeah, yeah, as on that one.So first, I love that that topic was discussed.That's actually a super important topic for Americans' real lives.Do you know that Mike Rogers voted to make sure we cannot negotiate drug prices?repeatedly. Every time he came up for a vote, he's like, no, kill capitalism. I don't want any freemarkets around here. In a free market, you negotiate drug prices and you have supply and demand.No, let's suffocate the markets and make sure my donors, the drug companies, get to set anyprice they want. I mean, that's the most outrageous and anti-capist thing that has ever happened
01:17:16in this country. But since drug companies are the number one advertisers on cable news,television never talks about that outrage.So what Mike Rogers there did there was unbelievable, along with honestly, the entire Republicanparty, it's crazy what they do.And then they blame the Democrats for being socialist, are you insane?Now onto the generic drugs.He's like, oh, believe me, I was for generic drugs and the drug companies didn't want that.Well, the generic drug companies did want that.
01:17:51I bet if I dug into it a little bit, I'd find out that generic drug companies were alsoyour donors.That's my guess because literally everything that Mike Rogers has done in Congress, I could traceback to a donor for you guys.And that's because he's a criminal.And to be fair to Mike Rogers, almost all of our establishment politicians are criminals.What they do is they raise money from the drug companies, from the Israeli lobby, et cetera.They raise millions from them, and then turn around and give them billions and sometimes trillions,
01:18:21of our money.And that's why the lobbyists and the donors find people like Mike Rogers.They go for the lowest of the low, somebody who has no morals at all, and will just, oh, youwant us to kill off capitalism?So everyone in America has to pay super high drug prices and it bankrupts them and sometimesthey lose their houses.Sometimes they can't afford it and they die.Mike Rogers is like, yeah, I'll do that if you give me money.
01:18:45Give me money and I'll do it right away.And then when I'm challenged on it, I'll go, Hamas.Homo, al-Qaeda, algebra, Muslim, he's Muslim, he's Muslim.Don't look at all the money I stole, I helped all my donors steal.Muslim, Muslim, right?We're talking about drug policies and how much people have to pay in their real lives, thingsthat affect the voters in Michigan.He's like, Muslim, Muslim, remember, Israel told me that I am to attack him for being Muslim
01:19:14on every single question.But is it, and then ironically, he says, you sound like an AI chatbot,Then he turns around, I will now go to my talking point about how you are Muslim in every single question.Okay, I chat.But in fact, watch, you'll see it with your own eyes.Yes, back to you.Yeah, and I just want to clarify real quick, Jank, for audience that they're confused about the Hamas and the Hezbollah and the Al-Qaeda ties and everything that was just lobbed against El-Said there.I believe Rogers is just referring to the fact that El-Syad got campaign contributions from care, which is the count.
01:19:51on American Islamic relations, they're not tied to any kind of al-Qaeda or anything like that.At all.At all.Yeah, at all, you know.I've been to a care meeting, we just eat, like, it's just a lot of food, you know?Like, I don't know what people think goes on in those meetings.It's so ridiculous how it's been-No, no, no, no.
01:20:10I want to go further than that, yes, because, no, it's the most bigoted thing.If you did it to Jewish-American groups, every cable news anchor would call for a public.They've been, how dare you, you anti-Semite, right?They take the largest Muslim American civil rights organization and they just 100% lie becauseyou know why?They went to court over it and care one because they have 100% of the facts on their side.And every single American judge that has seen any kind of charge like that has thrownit out.
01:20:47100% lie, but it doesn't matter.The Israeli lobby says, call them Muslim Brotherhood, call them Hamas, call them connected toAlcate it, we'll just smear them, and don't worry, that American media will help us.They won't clarify that's actually a civil rights group and they haven't done anythingwrong at all.They protect American citizens.By the way, when they protect Muslim American rights, they protect all American rights.They fight for everyone's freedom of speech, freedom of press, and
01:21:17etc. But Mike Rogers and most of the press, the press ignores it. They don't activelylie about it in that particular case. But guys like Mike Rogers just lie and they think,that's okay. Everybody in Michigan's racist and bigoted. So I'll just go Muslim, Al-Qaeda,I'll even attack his mom. And they're so viciously bigoted, they'll just vote for me.And I think Mike Rogers is dead wrong about the people of Michigan. They're not anywhere nearas bigoted and racist as Mike Rogers is, and every one of his donors are like, yeah, yeah,yeah, you're just smear the Muslims.The way I get mad at the media, yes, is that, again, if you did that to a Jewish civil
01:22:00rights organization, they take your head off.You do till he does it in a debate to the top Muslim American civil rights organization.Nobody even corrects them, because they're like, oh yeah, you're smearing Muslims, good,out of boy, no, no, no, who cares?Who cares about their stupid civil rights?And they're offended, they're not Israeli, who cares that they're offended?Who cares that people are lying about them?So it's just disgusting.
01:22:25But he's going to do it over and over again.Go ahead.Yeah, I mean, he did do it over and over again.He did it a few times throughout the night, throughout the debate.And he did it one time when El Ceyed was asking about his record on privacy.And he didn't really have much to say about that.So here's how he responded again.Because when he was in Congress, he literally told someone.
01:22:47from the stand. If you don't know your privacy is being violated, is your privacy really beingviolated? It's like the peeping Tom vote he's going after everywhere. The big tech part is reallyscary because you don't know what they have on you. And he said, again, another quote,we would love to have just a bit of what Google has on you.You know, my opponent just doesn't understand the national scurdy infrastructure. So he's tryingto jumble it all up on people. But I will tell you this. Those programs were really,really important in catching people who were suspected of terrorists and beingterrorists, committing a terrorist act. That's really, really important. And why would
01:23:25that bother you? Well, if you have someone in your family that might be on theare you going to go ahead and say that I'm a go ahead and say it. No, I'm going to say whatdid you not have family on? Did you not just say it? Just say it. Just say what you wantto say. It's the only thing that you have to say. And I really do hope that the people of Michiganand see what's happening there and that they don't stand for it because it's so ridiculous.And it really is an insult to people's intelligence out there.If you fall for this, then you deserve what you get, I guess.But let's move on a little bit to some of his foreign policy takes.
01:24:01Okay.So Abdullah Syed, he had some thoughts on the Iran war, but let's see how Mike Rogersresponded to that.So I've called for a diesel rebate, number one, and a pause on export.of diesel to give a temporary break. We can resume that once the war comes to an end.I do believe it's going to come to an end. You just heard something out of my opponent. He said hethinks the war is going to end. He's got a direct line to the president who's making sure the wardoes not end and he's not using it because he's true led this war the entire time.
01:24:33And this is not a when it ends. We need to end it. That's what you're electing a U.S.Senator to do to stand up to Donald Trump and end the stupid war.Jank, this is such a perfect example.I love this clip because it's it's so exemplifies exactly what is wrong with the,with Congress right now and why so many Americans are so frustrated because we have membersof Congress in Congress there with the president and they're just like,I really hope that he ends this war rule soon.I wish there was something that I could do about it.
01:25:02And he's the one who's actually in a position where he could actually do somethingabout it.He has chosen not to.and someone else is saying, you know what, give me the job, I'll do it.Yeah, I'm gonna go further on the war show.I'm gonna come back to it in a second.First, I wanted to address the privacy one, because Abdullah said to address a number of things regarding technology.Data centers, Mike Rogers, I know you're gonna be shocked.
01:25:24They're taking money from data center lobbyists and was in favor of data centers.Wow, I wonder if I could find the pattern in how he votes.And he was for warrantless wiretapping, he's spying on a man.Americans and flock cameras.Just because he's like, let me just be on the unpopular side of every single issue,but he's Muslim, but his mama, okay?So he says, well, you know, look, you don't have to worry if you're not a terrorist orlike his mom.
01:25:55Anyway, the poor mom, it's, the charges against her outrageous.Everything he's saying is totally outrageous.So now, is it true that they only spite it on terrorists?Absolutely not true. They spied on American citizens to no end. I'll just give you one of hundreds of examples we covered earlier when that story broke a long time ago.They immediately started listening into the rest of the military that was in Iraq first, including some commanding officers, some enlisted soldiers.And what did they listen for? Phone sex.Of course. And what are people using flock cameras for in local police.departments in the country, tracking their wives, tracking their ex-girlfriends.
01:26:42That's why people are against the fly cameras.But Mike Rogers got paid, so he's like, well, we gotta track them in case they turninto a dangerous Muslim mom.Okay, yeah, got you.Now onto the war, it's worse than just saying, hey, Mike Rogers could call Trump and tryto talk him out of it.If Mike Rogers win this election, he will definitely be a vote for war.Now, number one, he says he will support Israel unconditionally, whatever they want.
01:27:09We're gonna get to that in a second.But on top of that, he's been for this war since 2006, 20 years ago.Let me read you some comments here about his past track record.When Trump attacked Iran last year, Rogers boasted he'd been, quote, for all of this whenit wasn't very cool to be for all of this.Now, back in 2012, when Obama did the peace deal with Iran, Rogers was dead set againstit, used the same exact talking points as Benjamin Netanyahu and said, no, no, no, Iran'sabout to have a nuclear weapon in 2012.
01:27:47Any day now, we have to attack.What a giant liar.That's because he always wanted this war, but if you think that's bad, wait till you hear this.All the way back in 2006, Rogers released a misleading report, by the way, parentheses, butby me, guaranteed it was written by the Israelis, released a misleading report charging Iranwas developing nukes.That's 20 years ago, same exact lie.The IAEA labeled it dishonest and it was contradicted by US intelligence assessments, several
01:28:21news outlets compared to the Bush-Cheney WMD hoax to sell the Iraq war.So Mike Rogers has been trying to get Americans killed for the benefit of his benefactors, theIsraelis for 20 straight years.And if you put him into office in Michigan, guaranteed vote for war.This is a war he loves more than almost any American politician.I don't know if Lindsey Graham and John McCain's comments about invading Iran go back even further than Mike Rogers, but they might not.One of the biggest warmongers in the country, but his mom and a squirrel.And that's why Mike Rogers is ironically being AI chat bot in every single question going,
01:29:06Muslim, Muslim, pretend terrorists, I'll throw out words, Muslim evil words, okay?Don't look at my record.My record is awful and horrific and you would hate it.Muslim.And that's why he's doing what he's doing.We have even more of that.Go ahead, yes.Yeah, and speaking of Israel, Mike Rogers did say, you know, they were talking about Israel
01:29:26and how this is so disastrous, how behold in the United States is to.Israel and Mike Rogers was like I'm I support Israel and I'm going to continue supportingIsrael and the only thing well you'll see there's only one thing that he says that wouldmake him withdraw his support from Israel. Congressman Rogers you have pledgedunconditional support for Israel's right to defend herself is there any action by theIsraeli government that would cause you not to support sending US military assistance.You have 60 seconds.A pretty hypothetical question.
01:30:02I support just staunchly their right to exist, the right to exist for the Jewish state,and the right to defend itself in a very difficult neighborhood.And if you think about why my opponent is so wrong on all of this, his biggest funders,his biggest funders are from a group that supports the Muslim Brotherhood.He gets money from people who support openly, Hamas, Hezbollah, Al-Qaeda.Is there anything Israel could do that would lose your support?Listen, if they're talking about using nuclear weapons, they would definitely lose my support.I've never heard them say that, though.
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01:31:13Yeah, just literally the same exact talking point that we heard earlier.And before you get to you, Jank, I have one more clip that I want to show everyone.This is Abdullah Syed responding to like a hypothetical that was posed to him as to whether or not is,I'm sorry, whether Israel or Iran was more of a threat to the United States.Thinks a bigger threat to the United States.Israel or Iran, you have 60.And again, Rick, I'm just going to say that that's a ridiculous hypothetical.Because here's what's happening right now.
01:31:42Our ostensible ally in Israel has lobbied us to go to war with Iran.We have watched as Iran has responded by bombing all kinds of countries in the Middle East.and then choking off the world's energy supply.So this is a situation in which I don't think we should be a part.I don't want to be pushed into war by Israel, and I don't want to be in a war with Iran.So, Jank, he says that Israel has a right to defend itself in a rough neighborhood.And also regarding Syed's response to what he said was a dumb hypothetical there.I did see some of the backlash, if you want to call it that, some of the criticism that he got.
01:32:26from the right wing about that response.They're like, oh, Abdul al-Sayed refuses to answer the question as to whether or not Israel or Iran is more of a threat.Like, it's so stupid because I think in order for certain parties to really critique what is happening during these debates,they really have to just like pretend that they don't know what's going on.They really have to pretend that they are too stupid to understand what it was that he was saying right there.The point is none of this is anything that the United States should be involved in.And since the United States has gotten involved, whether that was of our own volition or on behalf of Israel,things have not been better for the world, nor for the American people.
01:33:07And I just want to point out, this was all done by a president who campaigned on the promise of putting America first in the sense that no new wars and all of our money is going to stay right here in the United States as much as that is possible.We knew what it was when he said America first.We knew that's not what he meant, but his supporters did.So the people who actually voted for him and believed him, they're the ones who are being let down now.And now the right wing media has to spin all of this in such a way that it seems likeAbdullah al-Sayed doesn't want to answer the question because I don't know, he's he's too terrorist or something.Yeah.So first on that Iran-Israel question, I don't speak for Abdul al-Sahed.
01:33:48I speak for myself.And I think that's a layup.Yeah, Israel is way more dangerous to America.I don't see Iran occupying us.I don't see Iran winning every single vote in Congress.I didn't see Iran taking $300 billion off of us.I didn't see Iran wasting $8 trillion of our money fighting all of their neighbors because theybought off our entire government.
01:34:09I didn't see Iran doing a genocide.I saw Israel doing a genocide.I saw Israel murder nine Americans over the last three years and not even arrest the peoplewho did it.So I know in Washington, they're like, how dare you?You need to serve Israel?You see how there are no danger at all?Nobody goes around saying we need to serve Iran.
01:34:28Nobody says we have to give all of our money to Iran and we have to fight all their warsfor them and we have to pay for their genocide.But they do all say that about Israel.No, Israel is a great, great danger to America.And by the way, ironically connects to the other answer because they stole nuclear weapon technologyfrom us, which again, Iran didn't know other.country did, only the Israelis did.They built weapons of mass destruction, and Mike Rogers is wrong.
01:34:54They are talking about using nukes.By the way, we're also talking about using nukes.We've covered on the show, tactical nukes, limited nuclear strikes.They're saying is on the table.First Israelis started talking about it, then they're like, what are we thinking?We don't want to get hit.Let's have the cattle use their own nukes so that they get hit and they get blamed.Hey, servant boy, Mike Rogers, servant boy Donald Trump.
01:35:18You're to doubt discuss using nukes against Iran.So too late, Mike, they're already discussing it.And soon, by the way, I guarantee you, if they make the mistake of putting them into the Senate,when they do bring around the nuke idea, Mike Rogers will be like, oh, no, no, I mean, it'sa very difficult neighborhood.I mean, how are you gonna conquer it all without nooks?You know what I'm saying?We need to get greater Israel, give me more money, more money, he packed an Israeli lobby,
01:35:42yeah, millions of dollars for me, right?And then, so he's a giant liar.Good question there, a rare good question by a moderator in a debate.You saw that court from Mike Rogers that he promised to serve Israel unconditionally.And he had to search in the beginning.I can't disagree with them.I'm so sorry that they're asking this question.I love you, Israel.
01:36:08Oh, Michigan.I promise I'll never serve Michigan.Israel, I pledge allegiance to your unconditionally, right?And then he's like, I don't know, maybe if they use nukes.I wonder if they use an IFB to get in his ear, be like, no, no, no, off of it, Mike,we're going to use new, say something else.But bottom line is, no, no, he said it and he meant it.No matter what Israel does, he's going to send your money to them because he already pledged
01:36:35to serve them unconditionally.That is insane, totally, utterly insane.take any other ally.And if somebody, a Senate candidate said in a debate, I pledge to serve Saudi Arabiaunconditionally.You'd be like, what?And I use Saudi Arabia because they're ostensibly an ally just like Israel.But everybody would lose their minds.
01:37:00And he says it about Israel.I was like, yeah, that's totally normal.Of course.Our representatives should represent another nation unconditionally.These guys are nuts.And I think that the only reason he has that he said nukes is because probably had awesome powersin his mind.He's like, what is the only thing I object to?
01:37:21The only two things that scare me.He's like, I can't say carnies.Can't say carnies.Nuclear weapons, that's what it is.Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.Yeah, he's gonna try and extort us all for a million dollars next.I mean, it's so, I know this is such a played out point, but it really is so baffling as we go through this midterm.election season, even as we went through the mayoral race in New York, why do we talk so much
01:37:46about this one other country when we're discussing American elected officials?It is unbelievable.And the fact that it's so widely accepted by so many people, by the majority, like the vastmajority of the media, by the government, like, it's unbelievable.The fact that Mike Rogers is really expecting to win a race in Michigan with just like not sayinganything should be appalling. But unfortunately, I don't know, like I live in Texas, so I'veseen worse. I've seen politicians do debates against other politicians, Democratic politicians,who actually came with all the facts, came with all of the receipts, all of the talking points,
01:38:26just like Abdul al-Sayed did here. And they still don't win because people still do vote for party.But if ever there was a time that that was going to start shifting, it is now. And we'reWe are seeing that shift happen as we talked about the polls in the first hour.The independents are not buying it.They're seeing what's happening and they are not buying it.They're seeing that these Republican candidates, not just Republicans, but in this case,a Republican candidate is beholden to an entirely different country.He is denying the reality of what Trump's policies have done to this country.
01:39:03He is rewriting his own history as a member of Congress.And every time he gets some criticism, he's.He says, you know what?He's in cahoots with al-Qaeda.He's in cahoots with Hamas.He's in cahoots with Hezbollah.All these scary-sounding Muslim names, they really, really are just leaning into racism andIslamophobia in this election cycle.
01:39:23October is going to be a very, very strange month.And it's already getting very weird.What we can hope to see out of all of this is that the American people are like,what are we doing?Like, this doesn't help us.things are still too expensive in the grocery store and you're here telling me that you're planning to do nothing about any of it.You're here telling me that you hope the president just like does something to end the war and like you're acting like you have nothing to do about it.This is something that is so frustrating that the American people have dealt with for so long.
01:39:56You have people like, you know, just for example, Cory Booker, like he likes to do things like this where they will get on X and they'll get on their social media and they'll tweet about all these things like, oh, this is a powerful.I can't believe the president's doing this.That is my job to say that something is appalling and I can't believe the president is doing this.It's your job to actually do something about it.That's why you were elected.That was the job that you wanted to do.That's the job that you campaign to do.And that is what people put you in that position to do.
01:40:23So do something about it.And there you have Mike Rogers saying, I wish I could do something.All right, when we come back, CNN has a report proving that the Israelis killed some of their own host.some of their own hostages. Interesting.Fine, let's go to super chat. James Kelly says, Donnie means he wants to steal as much as he can,leave town and live a quiet life. That's in reference to the true social post about thepeople from Somalia in Minnesota. He said that about the governor of Minnesota and that'sof course Tim Walls. But you're right, total projection. That's exactly what that was,
01:41:15exactly what he wanted to steal as much as you can and go home and lead a peaceful life.That's what's in his head. That's why he said that Tim Walls wants to do that. Sure,sure, sure. So excellent point, brother. Exactly right. Twitch. The riptide 222 says they'retaking to the talking to the generation who watched ISIS executions in middle school.And so that's right. We associate, and a lot of the younger Americans, especially younger than me,associate public executions with terrorist groups like ISIS.And they're like, oh, yeah, yeah, we could be like that too.We don't want to be like that, except Hegsith and Trump obviously do.
01:41:53Green New Dealer Dragon says, let's whisper of a dream.America waking up all at once.Well, we're getting close to that.We really are.And we'll see if 2026 elections are the beginning of that.Rui Rural says, Abdul just released a social media post showing that Rogers does have yachts,but they are registered in Maryland.Also, it's going to, it's to the song, I'm on a boat by the Lonely Island.
01:42:17And they did talk about how he has two yachts during the debate.Abdul brought that up.Guamble capsized dragon says, I thought I was a Republican until I started paying attention.I think there's a lot of people like me.By the way, another person like he was me.It happened a long time ago, but the same exact.thing happened to me.Doodle Dragon Imron says, love you, TYT.
01:42:39I'm gonna read the rest later, we'll be back.All right, back on TYT, Jank and Yaz with you guys.So let's go to our next story.Who do you hold responsible for your father's death?My government.No one that's responsible for what happened to them.First of all is Hamas.But for what happened later, my government.
01:43:28So Jeremy Diamond from CNN with a great report, there is one thing wrong with it, whichI will explain later, but overall talking about the hostage deaths and more than half wereactually done by Israel.That is amazing.And what's even more amazing is that CNN aired this.So yes, tell us all about it.Yeah, so out of 40 dead hostages, according to CNN, 24 deaths have been linked to the Israelimilitary actions.
01:43:57Okay, so let's take a look at that.What happened to these 40 hostages?Five died in captivity from their wounds were due to a lack of care,including Oded Lipschitz, an 83-year-old journalist and peace activist.Eleven were killed by Israeli strikes or ground operations,including these three young men who were shot dead by Israeli ground troopswho mistook them for Palestinians.Nearly half of the hostages were killed by their captors,
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01:45:30Okay, so a total of 251 hostages were abducted and taken into Gaza on October 7th,2021, and 40 of them died. The causes of death have been based on conversations with thehostages families and as well as an Israeli military and government officials. So we do have totake all of that with a bit of a grain of salt, a big grain of salt, I would say. But here isa breakdown of those deaths, as you kind of just heard there. 11 were killed by Israelior ground operations.16 were killed by captors.Five died from wounds or lack of care.
01:46:07And eight, the cause of death is unknown.And according to Eli Shurabi, who was a hostage, who went on to write a book about hisexperience, the hostages were very aware of how the IDF's prescience was actually dangerousto them.And all of this was because bringing the hostages home was never the main goal.We know that.it was always war.They wanted this war to happen.
01:46:32Okay, so a few hours after the October 7th attack began, Netanyahu declared unequivocally,we are at war.That evening, his cabinet set its main goal, destroying the military and governingcapabilities of Hamas and Islamic Jihad.The ensuing three years of war killed more than 74,000 Palestinians in Gaza,according to the health ministry there.And bringing back the hostages was not part of the original war aims.according to two Israeli officials, about a week later, as the scope of abductions became clear,
01:47:04the cabinet added another goal and that was creating the conditions for their return.So meanwhile, Netanyahu claimed that all the hostages were brought home,but some families are disagreeing with that statement.They're saying we got all the hostages home.And I just came from my home.Hirsch never came back to my home.Like, please don't say that you brought him home.Yeah. And speaking of like just not bringing them home,
01:47:37that Israel didn't seem to care about the hostages as much as they would have,as much as they tried to appear to care about these hostages.Okay, so Israel actually used the hostages to make deals and the rescues were simply not a priorityfor the Israeli government.Only eight hostages were actually rescued in IDF operations.And with the lack of planned rescues, strikes could not be as intentional as Hamas was moving the hostages around.Okay, so in the first few weeks of the war, about 20 hostages were believed to have been held in a huge underground compound known to the IDF as the kingdom.Sources said a polygon had been established there to ensure no Israeli strikes or ground operations endangered the hostages.
01:48:23And on February 14th of 2024, the Air Force struck a tunnel in that neighborhood,targeting two senior Hamas commanders unaware of six hostages inside.Only in May did the army grasp of what had happened.And that's according to a military official.And because of deal delays from Netanyahu and Israeli officials, more hostages' lives were lost.There was plenty of opportunity to negotiate the release of the hostages, even right after October.And Netanyahu for various reasons says, no, I don't want to accept these terms because he was usingthe hostages to his own advantage. Okay. So on October, I'm sorry, August 27th, troops found a Bedouin
01:49:06Israeli hostage, Farhan al-Qaeda, alone in a tunnel after a 24-hour pause in operations, Israeli troopspressed on in the tunnel system on August 31st. Soldiers found six bodies in a tunnel just a few200 meters away, they had been shot likely just two days earlier, said the IDF.And Orrin Sutter, who is a retired Brigadier, IDF Brigadier General, called this out here.The price could be the life of hostages. And the fact that it materialized in such a painfuland almost immediate way after the crisis negotiations, it just made it even more tragic.So Israel has not openly discussed the specific cases of death, but in the,has stated that all possible measures were taken to avoid putting the hostages at risk.
01:49:58And noted the challenges posed by a dense and complex civilian environment.Okay, so, Jenk, there's a lot to unpack there, and I know you've got more.Yeah. So in a minute, we're going to go to what they did on October 7th and how the Israeliskilled their own people even on that day. But before we get there, I want to address someof the things that we just talked about.First of all, the one part of the story that's incorrect is the two babies, they shouldhave, first of all, they never should have been taken hostage by, none of the hostagesshould have been taken, let alone those poor little babies, and the fact that they were
01:50:34killed is just horrific, right?But the report that they were killed both their bare hands made no evidence for it at all.And one another one of these IDF inventions.Remember the propaganda thing they did with, Hamas came in and decapitated the babies.Total fabrication, the media has to ask the Israelis for actual evidence.So there's no evidence to that effect at all.There's plenty of evidence that those two poor babies were kidnapped and they died.So you could already be furious at Hamas for that.
01:51:10You don't need to invent total propaganda pieces.And why do they do that, by the way?Because they want to plant in your head, they're savages.Yes, we have to murder them and we have to murder their children a thousand, 10,000 timesmore.So in order for us to murder their children and get away with it, we have to pretend that theykilled them with their bare hands.They're such savages, it's okay when we murder them.
01:51:31And that's not an exaggeration.36 kids killed on the Israeli side on October 7th.If you include those two kids, let's say 38, I'm not sure if the 36 includes them or not.It doesn't matter, it's terrible any way you slice it.Let's say 38 kids.That's heartbreaking.The Israelis killed 23,000 kids.I don't see any reports about them overall.
01:51:57Our media barely ever covers them.And did they, did the Israelis decapitate them?Yes, we showed you a video earlier of, in the middle of their mass bombings with the2,000 pound bombs.They bombed a tent city filled with refugees and one of the kids was decapitated.in the strike and it was on video.But our press goes, oh, who cares?That's just Palestinian kids.
01:52:22Only 23,000 of them, no big deal.Okay, so that's my bone to pick with this story overall.But the rest of the story is terrific and is true.And Jeremy Diamond overall deserves a lot of creditfor being a brave reporter reporting on these thingswhen a lot of folks don't.And I'll give CNN credit for airing it overall.So now, let's address some of the other things.
01:52:45They said, three of them were killed as you saw, and it was a big story at the time that we coveredbecause of mistaken identity.They thought they were Palestinians, so they instantly murdered them.Later, when they found out who they were, they realized, oh, those are good human beings,Israelis.We thought we were slaughtering cattle.Think about what they're saying.They had no idea who those three people were.
01:53:13They murdered them without having any connection to terrorism or Hamas or anything,because they had no idea who they were killing.And then they say, well, it was a mistake because we accidentally killed three preciousIsraelis instead of the three random Palestinians we were planning to murder.And that's just glossed over like, oh yeah, poor hostages got killed.We wish they would have been three random Palestinians instead and that would have been okay.And by the way, yes, our press would have never told you about them if there were three randomPalestinians.
01:53:48Why, there's 75,000 dead Palestinians at a minimum, and our press didn't tell you about anyof them.Well, you might know about Hinra Jab because of how brutal that was.But other than that, you probably don't know any of their names, even if you play closeattention to the news, because the news doesn't cover it, because they're not preciousIsraeli lives.Number three, notice they said some of the hostages were killed when they were bombingthe tunnels.
01:54:15Well, what did we tell you on the young Turks at the time?We said, why is Israel basically carpet bombing here in Gaza?The hostages are in Gaza, they're gonna kill their own hostages.It's like they don't even care about their hostages.It turns out that was exactly right.They didn't really care about their own hostages.They bombed places where the hostages were and they murdered their own hostages.And they're like, whatever, who cares?
01:54:38We killed way more Palestinians and that's what we're here for.So now finally, you get to what they did on October 7th.Well, there's this thing called a Hannibal directive and you might have heard about it.And when you hear about it, you might have thought like, now that can't be right.That's got to be a conspiracy theory.So that's a directive that the Israeli government has that if their citizens are capturedto murder them before they're taking hostage into a different location.No, that can't be right. That's the craziest thing I've ever heard.
01:55:11They're okay with murdering their own citizens?Well, here is the defense minister at the time for Israel on October 7th,Yoav Gallant admitting it on tape. Watch.When you're gonna to see the shahruits,with chattofs, Israeli,and to ask what over to you in the head,and also Nol, Haniba is something that youNoal Hanibar, Knagin,
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01:56:08And he said in some places it wasn't, but tactically in some places on October 7th, that order was given.By the way, that order's already on tape.Isn't it amazing?Like, credit to CNN for covering the other deaths, but isn't it amazing that their own defense minister admitted they murdered their own citizens on October 7th?And no one in American media will cover it.Oh, that's not an interesting story.Really? That's not an interesting story?Okay, now it's not just the divisive minister admitting it.
01:56:38They're on tape talking about it.We showed this to you earlier too.Well, watch this, by the way, this tape gets cut when Ben Gavir walks and goes, what are you guys doing, taping it?Okay, so watch this.There's a mowcits of cool, kind of rector with artillery.It's off of them, macal, no, that there'll have been there.They don't have it, they're not with a scarring.No, all right?
01:56:58Bomb the whole place along with the Israeli soldiers captured.So why would they kill their own citizens?Well, number one, when you get into this late stage fascism, murder is the answer, I forgotthe question.Like you do wild, outrageous things like the Germans invading the Soviet Union in the middleof the winter when they already had the British, that's the most irrational.thing I've ever seen, but when you're a fascist, you can't think straight, right?Nothing but attack, attack, attack, murder, right?
01:57:34So Israel's like, oh, what's the answer?Murder.But it's your own soldiers, it's your own citizens.I forgot the question.So that's a part of it.But the larger part of it is they think, well, if they get captured, they're going to beleverage for the other side.And we're going to have to pump the brakes.
01:57:52But we don't want to pump the brakes.We want to level the place.We want to murder as many Palestinians as possible, so we're scared.the hell out of them, so they move out of the area so we can take it. And by the way, they moved70% of Gaza, the Palestinians that live there, out from that land, and Israel now has 70% of Gaza.Mission accomplished. Now, if Hamas didn't have any hostages, maybe they'd have 100% of Gaza,because then they would have had no brakes in the car. And that's why they murder their ownhostages so that they can do carpet bombing with no remorse at all and say, well, okay,
01:58:30they had it coming. And you know what? Oh, there's now when there's Israelis on the ground,they still did it anyway. They still murdered their own people by doing the giant 2,000 poundbombs on top of their heads. But they would have liked to have done it with freer rain. That's whythey were killing their own citizens as they were being taken into Gaza. That is just remarkable.I don't understand how anybody could look at these, this vicious country.Having killed all of these people committed a genocide right in from eyes, do you knowthat they destroyed every hospital and every school in Gaza?And people are still pretending it's not a genocide?
01:59:11These fascists even killed our own citizens without blinking.So yeah, good report by CNN, but it's even worse than they reported.Yeah, and they even talk about killing babies.They're like, oh, you know what?I don't love the idea of killing babies, but those Palestinian babies, those babies in Gaza,they grow up to be Hamas.So what are you going to do, right?These are the things that they say out loud.
01:59:37These are the things that they say publicly when they know a camera is recording everythingthat they're saying.So God knows what they're saying behind the scenes.I can't imagine it's any worse than that.They've already said the worst things that they could possibly say while doing.the worst things that they could possibly be doing.And what's so difficult about this, about reporting on things like this, is that, you know,we try, or at least I try very hard not to get too conspiratorial in my thinking, even though
02:00:04you see things and you recognize certain patterns and you're like, you know what, that's what that lookslike.But, you know, what you do as a responsible reporter or journalist, whatever, commentator,what you do is you wait to see the evidence, you wait to see the reporting, you wait to seesomething that backs up these beliefs or vice versa, you know, or something that contradicts themand you say, you know what, it's a good thing. I didn't go down that rabbit hole. But what we've seenout of Israel throughout the entire course of all of this is the absolute worst that humanity hasto offer. Okay. At every turn, it has been heartbreaking. It has been difficult to watch. It has been
02:00:43just the worst thing. You would say, you know what, this would be the worst case scenario. That would becrazy if that is what they did. And then you get reporting later that that is exactly what happenedthere. And, you know, it's so difficult just to talk about this and to see it. And all of thisis being live streamed onto our phones. So people have so much access to everything that is happeningthere. It is wild to me that they say things on camera, recorded audio. And then they're like,but we're the most moral army in the world. You know, this is the best thing that we need to do forourselves. They think that the same Hasbara, the same propaganda that they have been pumping out fordecades to the Western world is going to continue to work. And it's not. It hasn't been working.
02:01:28Ever since October 7th, that was such an eye-opening moment for people. There was a shock of it. And thenpeople started to look a little bit closer. And this was immediately after it happened. And you're like,this feels weird. And this, of course, was after the United States went through everything that we wentthrough with September 11th, and immediately the parallels were being drawn.And I really actually commend the American people for making those connections at the time,because when something tragic happens, it's very easy to get up in your emotions and to notsee things for what they are and to want to sympathize with the victims and things like that.That's all very, very normal and humane.
02:02:06That is like a very beautiful human response to be concerned for the victims whenever there'sa tragedy like this, but we've been through this before.We know what this is and the fact that there's so many reports now, not just from the UnitedStates, but from other countries corroborating the fact that Netanyahu was warned aboutOctober 7th and that he chose to do nothing about it, that he chose to let it happen, the factthat as soon as it happened before anything was known about what had happened or who haddone the thing, he was like, you know what, we're at war now and we have to go do this thing,We have to go invade Gaza even harder than we were already invading Gaza.
02:02:43We have to go be even worse to them than we were already being.And we have to do it because of the hostages.But Hamas was ready almost as soon as they had done what they did on October 7th to go into discussions to talk about the hostage release.And Netanyahu repeatedly said, no, we're not doing that.And I love that you pointed out, Jank, that TYT, we did report or in our reporting, we did say, I remember, you and I talk.You and I talked about it.I'm sure you and Anna talked about it and whoever else, but why were they carpet bombing?How is that going to be good for their hostages?
02:03:17They said that they were doing targeted strikes because they wanted to get their hostagesback, but then we can see that they're doing very much not that.What they were doing was reckless and what they were doing was just decimation.That's what they were setting out to do and that's exactly what they did.So there's always so much that you can just say one thing and continuously do another thingbefore people are like, hold on.And really, the people who still support is real throughout all of this, they really arejust not looking at what is happening.
02:03:46And from what I've heard and seen, that is exactly what it is.Yeah, so we only have time for, to give a couple of member comments here.On Twitch, it's just Vegas said they talk about it like it's no big deal.They made it okay for themselves to take Gaza.But remember, they're enabled not just by American politicians, by American media.American media hasn't said one word about how Israel's taken 70% of Gaza.If you watch television, you would have no idea that happened.I don't know that it's ever been set on TV once.
02:04:21It's just, they're amazing, they're amazing.They lie for Israel every single day.They cover up every negative story of Israel every single day.And so, anyway, Microgram says they released idea of helicopter gun camera video from October 7th.You can clearly see Israelis running to their cars from the music festival as missiles hit the cars.The IDF claimed they were all Hamas, of course.They claim a lot of things, but good job by CNN.And rare good report there proving that that wasn't the case.
02:04:47All right, revolution is coming up next.Yeah, as you're awesome.Have a good weekend.Revolution, I'm your host, Jane Hugar.And I'm going to tell you a story today about why we need a revolution because of how little our government cares about our own soldiers, our own citizens.Unfortunately, there's a perfect example of it.So let me do that now.So the Trump administration is super quick to send our troops into war.
02:07:34They did it in Venezuela, they did it in Iran twice.But when they come home and they're injured, apparently they're not so quick to treat them.This is a really interesting and terrible story about the abuse that our guys took after theywere injured.Well, maybe they should have been Israeli.They would have gotten the best service in the world, I'm sure, at that point.But the Associated Press spoke to nine service members who were injured on March 1st,very early on the war, when Iran did a drone strike on a base we had in Kuwait.
02:08:06Now the Israelis had told us, don't worry, they're not gonna hit any of your bases.The Iranians can't hit anything.And wait, but why wasn't our base defended?Oh, we were using all of our defensive missiles to help protect Israel instead of ourown troops and our own bases.So then afterwards, the administration lied and said, oh yeah, there was almost no damage,We're totally fine.And they took months to tell us who was actually killed, how many were killed, and they're
02:08:32still hiding a lot of information.To this day, they said there's been 19 killed when most accounts have it at 23.And they said, oh yeah, there was only a certain number killed, and then all of a suddenwe found out overnight one day, that it wasn't dozens, it was over 400, then it was over 700,now it's over 800.So there's been a ton of damage they've been hiding from us, and most importantly to our servicemembers. So Associated Press, great job in actually talking to them and finding out the truth.I always love to give credit when there's rare good journalism for mainstream press.
02:09:05Okay, so in that strike, six troops were killed and a dozen were hurt. And it was a logisticalsupport of critical supplies that we had in that base that was destroyed. So let's go to theAP. In an instant, a drone crashed through the ceiling and exploded. The force flung soldiersinto the air, fragments of sheet metal and glass shorts impaling them.The tin roof was peeled back like opening up a sardine can, one soldier recalled.Also of course remember the Pentagon told us, oh yeah, yeah, all of our bases are so safe.Don't worry about it.This war is going to be so easy.
02:09:40Over in four to five weeks, it'll cost almost nothing.The Iranians like the Iraqis will greet us like liberators.It didn't end up that way.So now they released very few details of what actually happened in that strike or any other strike.But the soldiers and the service members there were very concerned that it was not safe.And then what happened after they got wounded was the commanders had been, they found out the commanders have been warned about how vulnerable the facility in Kuwait actually was to drone strikes in particular.But once again, we didn't take any precautions.It's not like they were precious Israelis.
02:10:16They were just American service members.And it was ignored by the commanders there.Now, after they're wounded, at least we're going to take care of them then, right?I mean, we can't be that inhumane, we can't be that ridiculous.That counts about our own service members.If you thought that, wrong again, Bob.Of course we are.So at first, the wounded soldiers were seen being taken to the Kuwaiti medical facilities.
02:10:43But then they're like, wait, how do we get there?And they're like, go find it on your own.And they had to go on Google to find out where to drive themselves within Kuwait to get to medical facilities, which is just stunning.That's unbelievable.It took 10 days from some of the critically injured soldiers to be flown to Germany to get a much better treatment.And they were flown on a cargo plane, of course, a cargo plane.That's how you treat Americans.Associated Press explains, they learned they were not documented as wounded in combat
02:11:21would not be hospitalized at lunch stool.Instead they were sent to the barracks as Lincoln had been told to get outpatient care.So some of these guys had blood clots that could kill them.Some of them had brain injuries.They go finally get to Germany and then they're like, no, we're not going to give you treatmentthere either.Go find outpatient services.That is unbelievably callous.
02:11:49So nine of the soldiers that were injured in the attacks, so they were forced to find theirown treatment.And one of them was Army Lieutenant Colonel Arturo Lincoln.So let's find out more about him.Shrapnel hit Arturo Lincoln's body like shattered glass, they explained.One chunk of metal lodged into the left side of his jaw, another piece sliced throughhis salivary gland before bouncing on.off his jaw and piercing the back of his neck, severing an artery and embedding in a vertebrae.
02:12:20So already disastrous.Then Lincoln's wounds included damaged left vertebral artery, which supplies blood to the brainand put him at risk for a stroke.That was not considered by the army to be serious enough to be admitted to launch to aregional medical center in Germany, a major US military facility, even though Lincoln wassaid a nurse there marveled that he was even alive.Instead, he was sent to a nearby army barracks and told to schedule outpatient appointments.AP says another soldier who had shrapnel removed from his head, Major Stephen Ramsbottom said he waited over four months to receive his MRI results.
02:13:04Quote, I've had to build my own case for everything.It's very frustrating.Several soldiers told the Associated Press, it took weeks before they were diagnosed with traumatic brain injury and able to start receiving specialized care.So our guys get traumatic brain injuries and they're like, yeah, go find your own hospital in Kuwait.Use Google. All right, fine, we'll fly you in a cargo plane to Germany.Don't spend too much money on a real plane where they could sit down and be treated like decent human beings.They're just Americans with traumatic brain injuries.Then they get to Germany.
02:13:38They're like, go to the barracks and find your own outpatient care.You're not Israeli.Who cares about your traumatic brain injury?Israel, are you okay?Are your feelings okay?All of American media, let's talk about Israeli feelings.Have they been offended lately?I mean, oh, no, no, no, we wouldn't want to use any of their troops.
02:13:57No, no, no.If we're going to talk about ground troops, only American cattle, no Israelis, okay?Have any Israelis been casualties in this war so far?Because we've had over 800 casualties.In the Iran war in the fighting, zero Israeli casualties, zero.But hey, if they had been wounded, oh my God, if they had a brain entry, oh my God, we probablywould have medevacked them all the way to an American hospital.You've got to take care of the Israelis.
02:14:27Oh, these are just American service members.Well, let's see what happened to the last of them.So Lincoln says he went days without pain medication.He carried CD with a copy of medical records from Kuwait that he showed the ER doctorat Lanshtoel who expressed concern that he had not been evaluated yet by a trauma team.Glad at least the doctors were concerned, but the American officials of course way too busytaking care of the much more important country with much more important citizens and soldiers.In a statement, the Pentagon said that all wounded troops who arrive at its medical facilities
02:15:04are evaluated and may be admitted based on the severity of the injury, according to physicianswho follow quote, healthcare industry practices.And to this day, the military continues to lie to us about how many have been injured, howwe've treated them.You have to dig, dig, dig to find out what our guys had to go through.Because if you found out how many people were being killed in this war, how many werehad traumatic brain injuries, how many hundreds of our service members have been injuredand mangled for Israel's war, well, you might not want to do Israel's war.
02:15:45And the media and the US government must, must get you to want to do Israel's war.Or even if you don't, now 75% of you don't, who cares?Just ignore them, just do the war anyway.Do we live in a democracy?It's okay, we'll get everybody on TV to lie for us and tell us that it was necessary.Oh my God, Iran was going to build nukes, just like Netanyahu told you in 1992.He said they would definitely have them by 1995.That was over 30 years ago, he's been telling that same lie decade after decade.
02:16:21Trump already said their nuclear facilities were destroyed in the first war that he launchedagainst Iran, yet everyone on TV is debating.Oh my God, can they kill us all?Oh my God, all Americans, be scared.Israel's number one regional opponent in the Middle East that we were ordered to destroy onbehalf of Israel might have nukes at some point.I mean, they don't.It's fake intelligence, just like in Iraq, about weapons of mass destruction that we got
02:16:50from who, the Israelis.But we have to destroy Israel's top enemy.I mean, I mean, someone who could have nukes 30 years from now, and that's why we had to attack them now and get our guys killed, our guys injured, and then we won't even treat them.Because it's not like they're donors who give our politicians millions of dollars.They're just regular old American soldiers and troops and service members.They're expendable.That's how we treat our own here.Why do you think we need a political revolution?
02:17:22Look at how little they care about their own citizens.These so-called American government officials, Pentagon officials, they couldn't care less about us.Because we don't have a democracy, guys.We have a system of legalized bribery.Those donors, it's not just Israel, it's also the defense contractors, it's also the oil companies,it's the AI companies, the tech bros.They're buying everything in the government.They're buying all of our politicians.
02:17:55They give them millions of dollars.Then they all, since they also, those same donor class bought the media, the media thenturns around and goes, oh no, the politicians are so honest.They're not affected by those millions of dollars at all.Collectively billions of dollars?No, our politicians are so moral, they would never serve the donors.Meanwhile, we all see with our own eyes, the donor asks for X, they get X, they ask for Y,They get why.
02:18:20Every single time, we ask for you to care about our service members and our citizens, andwe get bupkins.We get a kick in the pants.And then the media goes, yeah, so what?So what?Go to war for Israel.Go to war for the defense contractors.Go to war for the oil companies.
02:18:39And get more money to Israel, give more money to the oil companies, get more money to thedefense contractors.Oh, we can't audit the Pentagon.We don't know where $400 billion is.So what cattle?Give more money, give more lives so that the donors can get richer and richer and richer.But we're never gonna tell you that the politicians are criminals.We're never gonna tell you that they never do anything on your behalf.
02:19:04And that nearly every law they pass, nearly every action they have in Washington is for the benefit of a donor that has bribed our politicians.It was honestly, it was an absolute genius move to bribe the media as well.And there's a lot of different ways they did that.Some of it was just by the radical Zionists buying the media.You just saw it with your own eyes, Larry Ellson, owner of Oracle, the number one charitabledonor to the Israeli defense forces.He loves that country so much, he gives money to their military, dual loyalty.That's hilarious.
02:19:43I wish it was dual loyalty.No, Larry Ellison has loyalty to only one country.And here's another way that you could tell.Larry Ellison, is he on the left or the right?Well, he doesn't care.He doesn't care about any of the issues here.He doesn't care about America.He only cares about Israel.
02:19:59So he was a huge donor to the Democrats, and he said, you better support Israel, supportIsrael, support Israel.That's where I'm giving you the money.They said, okay, yes, yes, sir, yes, Mr. Ellison.And they served him along with many, many, many others all the time.Honestly, in the last two election cycles, the top donors were all pro-Israel donors.Now, there's other giant lobbies.They also give hundreds of millions of dollars.
02:20:22That real cancer is money in politics.It's just that the Israeli lobby took advantage of that, took advantage that we legalized bribery,like so many others did.But yes, in the last two cycles, the Israeli lobby was the number one donor class.Bribe after bribe after bribe.And our media is like, I don't see it, I don't hear it.Oh, I'll definitely won't talk about it.No way, beloved Israelis.
02:20:45They're allowed to bribe your politicians so that when your soldiers get traumatic braininjuries, we don't even care about him.Who cares?Go back into Israel's war.How dare you complain?You're a lowly American.And that's how they treat us in every single way.So yes, the media was purchased by some radical Zionists.
02:21:03He has nothing new with religion, guys.It's an ideology.It's a fascist nationalist ideology.Rupert Murdoch is not Jewish.It has nothing to do with religion.Rupert Murdoch is one of the most radical Zionists of our lifetimes.More war, war, war, every single time on Fox News.We want an endless war in the Middle East.
02:21:20You have to do these wars for Israel.I don't know why he's obsessed with Israel, but every single anchor on Fox News is paid.By the way, former anchors, talk about it all the time, took across the Megan Kelly.You had to say certain things on Fox News.Let's be honest, you had to do the propaganda that Rupert Murdoch wanted.And Rupert Murdoch is a war monger.And in my mind, a total maniac.But since he's rich, everybody in Washington and New York are like, oh, Rupert Murdoch,
02:21:49oh, and don't criticize him, don't criticize him.He'll say something about you.So they totally leave him alone.Don't talk about all the evil things that he's done with his media all across the world.And then the other way that they bribed our media is the top two advertisers on television news,including cable news, are the drug company.which has so much power.They're normally the number one lobby.
02:22:16They're usually larger than the Israeli lobby, and usually by a lot, okay?They genius move.They needed ads anyway, but you put them on cable news.That way cable news never talks about how those same drug companies killed off capitalismin this country.I mean, that is a remarkable story, which the media is like, well, that's not interesting.Yeah, of course, there are no free markets in the drug industry.You have to pay whatever price the drug company sets.
02:22:43It's literally never been heard of.No other country does it.It's the most anti-capitalist bill passed in American history.It destroys the free market, gets rid of supply and demand,and we have to pay whatever the drug companies say.And we know what they say?They oftentimes charge us four times, 20 times, sometimes 200 times,what other countries, developed nations, rich nations,
02:23:08What they pay, we pay that much more.Why?Because we can't negotiate drug prices.Why?Because our politicians got bribed by the drug companies.They got millions of dollars and then they took, in effect, that piece of legislation costus trillions of dollars.But since they're the number one advertiser on cable news, all the cable news anchors are
02:23:32like, oh, I don't know what that is.Oh, is capitalism a free market?I didn't know that.Oh, look, a Democrat trying to help an average American.Socialist, communist, right?What are you talking about?They did socialism for the biggest corporations in the country.And our media was like, I don't see it, I don't hear it, and I certainly won't talk about it.
02:23:54Why?They're my number one advertiser.You know who their number two advertiser is?Politicians.All the dirty, corrupt money in politics eventually winds up in the media companies.in the form of ads.So that's why they never tell you that the politicians are scumbags who've totally betrayed you.Because the politicians are their clients, they're their customers.
02:24:17They're their top two source of revenue.That is why our media is in cahoots with the donor class to rob us blind.They're the getaway drivers so you don't find out about the robbery.It was a genius move.If you're gonna do a robbery like this, you need to be able to get away with it.And the only way to get away with it was buying all of mainstream media, which is exactlywhat they did.The only reason you're finding out about these things now is because independent media
02:24:49grew out from online and has just begun to overwhelm mainstream media.So they'll say something absurd, and then there'll be a hundred channels saying the opposite,Because it's just not true.And so, by the way, it doesn't move them at all.They haven't moved an inch.They're still like, no, the donors are great.The politicians are honest.I don't see money in politics at all.
02:25:13There is no corruption.I will never report on it.Israel has no control here.You're not supposed to negotiate drug prices.It makes sense to give oil companies $35 billion of our money.Because we don't need it.The oil executives do?Do you see how incredibly dishonest our media?
02:25:31is, it's a genius move.But hey, you know what?Every once in a while we'll find a nugget.Today we found two of them.Earlier on the Young Turks, we reported CNN had a good story about how Israel killedtheir own citizens and hostages.And today, the Associated Press also reporting, the story I just gave you about ninewounded service members that we didn't even bother to treat.
02:25:56So whenever the press does something good, I don't beat them up for it.No, I celebrate that.I wish they were real journalists.I wish they brought us good stories like this all the time.I love true journalism.So anytime we find it, we get a hold of it and we bring it to you right away.But unfortunately, it is definitely the exception and not the rule.The rule is the media lies to you to make sure you never see the robbery that the politicians
02:26:20and the donors are pulling off.And then if there's some collateral damage, including American citizens and service members,Well, that's your problem, not the problem with the government or the media.And that's why we need a political revolution.All right guys, members only episode.You wanna ask me any questions?Do it in the members only.Love to talk to our members.
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