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0:00Part of my concerns is with um Netanyahu
0:04in Israel.
0:06Um
0:08he's up for election again. I think it's
0:10October 27th. Um
0:14he's behind the polls. His um
0:19opposition, he says they're too weak to
0:22defend Israel.
0:25Um, [music]
0:26my concern is his
0:29entire life has been spent about hating
0:32Iran
0:34and I don't see him getting on the horse
0:38and riding into the sunset. I mean, I
0:40just don't see.
0:41>> So, you think the bigger risk is Israel
0:44doing something to Iran? [music]
0:46>> Yes. He's been pushing Trump to do
0:50something. And what I can say now cuz I
0:54think it's out.
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0:57>> They have refitted White Sands
1:01the the testing area
1:04for conventional. [music]
1:05They're coming out with a um the next
1:09generation
1:11for the um bunker busting to be to go
1:15down deeper and more effective.
1:20Simultaneously
1:22um because the new the start treaty
1:26expires,
1:28the neocons are saying that China and
1:31Russia are violating
1:34uh the treaty anyhow and are testing low
1:39yield nukes.
1:41So we should be doing the same. All
1:44right. Um
1:45>> do do we know that they are testing low
1:47[music] yield nukes? Do we know that or
1:49is that an excuse? We don't know because
1:52>> that would be underground. Okay. It's
1:55not in the air.
1:56>> How much do you trust? I don't want to
1:58say they aren't cuz we can't we can't
2:00prove it. But how much they always use
2:02that as an excuse to go to war.
2:07>> There are other concerns too. Um,
2:10Congress has demanded
2:12u transparency
2:14from um, Israel.
2:18How many nukes do they have? cuz there
2:20are definitely people beginning to
2:23question
2:24um if
2:28you know he if Trump doesn't yield to
2:31Netanyahu which I I think he might not
2:33[music] okay but [snorts] um
2:38if he refuses to and they don't get
2:41these next generation
2:44uh bunker busters working
2:48the fear is that Netanyah who um even if
2:52he's going to lose, he would go out with
2:54a bang uh and
2:58um he would use a a lowlevel
3:04hopefully low um [music] nuke to take
3:07out PixAx, you know, mountain in in
3:09Iran. Um,
3:11>> are you seeing are you seeing money
3:13flowing in that shows that they possibly
3:16could be I mean you you said White Sands
3:19has been that's
3:20>> been rising against uh Israeli shekele
3:26since May. [music]
3:27>> I'm sorry what repeat that
3:29>> the dollar has been going up since May
3:33against the Israeli shekele. So it's
3:35showing that capital is leaving Israel.
3:39[music] they are there are concerns
3:41about him and that this may lead to a um
3:47a Middle East war in general um
3:51>> if he if he used a tactical nuclear
3:54weapon in Iran and took out some of the
3:57facilities
3:59what would the rest of the region do
4:02I mean are they planning are are the
4:03capital flows the money going in showing
4:05that they're planning for retaliation
4:07expecting Netanyahu to do something.
4:11>> Um I believe so they formed a Middle
4:14East version of NATO. Uh Saudi Arabia
4:20uh which has the money, Turkey which has
4:22the biggest military and Pakistan which
4:25has the nukes.
4:27Um
4:28so all three have joined together. And
4:32um so this is getting to be
4:35>> and and you don't think you don't think
4:37before we move on to the other you don't
4:39think that they'll side with Israel. You
4:41think they'll side with Iran or do you
4:43think it'll be like three different
4:44parties?
4:46>> If you look you'll see that uh
4:49Turkeykey's already butting heads with
4:51Iran over Syria.
4:53Uh
4:55uh I mean with Israel. Israel attacked
4:59um a base in Syria which had to do
5:04>> so you're saying that they're butdding
5:05heads they're not butting heads with
5:07Iran they're butting heads with Israel.
5:09>> Yes.
5:10>> I meant they used to Iran [music] now
5:13that now it's it's Israel. Um and
5:16there's been some
5:19[clears throat]
5:20intelligence suggesting that Turkey is
5:23now u helping is Iran.
5:27Um, so it's just a real mess. The the
5:31whole people keep switching sides and
5:33things of this nature. But, uh, it looks
5:36as though um,
5:39they definitely seem to want a Middle
5:43East war.
5:45Um, and
5:48>> well, but do you think they're
5:49>> Israel once and for all? [music]
5:51>> To deal with Israel. So, do you think
5:53that they're switching to deal with
5:55Israel once or for all? I want you I
5:57want to repeat what you just said, but
5:59do you think they're switching sides
6:01because before they saw Israel as a an
6:05alley of the United States more of
6:08more levelheaded than and now with
6:10Netanyah not that they ever were, but
6:12with Netanyahu and they just like it's
6:14more dangerous. Israel is more dangerous
6:17now with somebody like that running it.
6:18They're just they have no discipline and
6:22that's why we're switching. I mean like
6:24they're more of a danger than anybody
6:26else at this point.
6:28>> Yeah. And plus you have Erdan Erdan in
6:31Turkey
6:33um with his idea, his aspirations that
6:38Turkey used to be uh the Ottoman Empire.
6:42And so you'll see that anything
6:46regarding Israel, he comes out to to
6:50support whatever Arab country it is,
6:54whether you agree or not. What he's been
6:56trying to do is
7:00um resurrect Turkey as the leader of the
7:03Middle East. Um [music] he definitely
7:06has the largest army. Um and you this is
7:10part of the problem. you get these
7:12people
7:14um and they try to relive the past or
7:16something. Um
7:19you know, France keeps trying to uh lead
7:23Europe [music] like Napoleon. Um and um
7:28[clears throat]
7:28you know, it's been Mcronone who always
7:31wanted to send troops into Ukraine and
7:34and says, "Oh, Russia's weak. See, they
7:36can't take Ukraine. We can go in and
7:38take them." It's, [clears throat] you
7:41know, they call him the petite Napoleon
7:43in Paris. Um,
7:45>> they should almost have a test. If you
7:47have that aptitude, you shouldn't be in
7:49a shouldn't lead a country if you're
7:52psychopath like that.
7:54>> They all seem to be uh it's this is the
7:58worst crop of leaders
8:01um I think I've ever seen. And I've been
8:03doing this for more than 40 years. I
8:05mean, I used to have intelligent
8:08conversations with Maggie and Ray any,
8:12you know, I don't know any of them that
8:14I'd want to sit down with, shake hands,
8:16and have a drink with anymore. Um,
8:19it it's it's pretty appalling. Uh, I was
8:24asked if I would come over to meet with
8:26Starmer when he came in. I said, "No,
8:28thank you." Um, it's not like, you know,
8:32what are they [music] going to do? Am I
8:34going to actually change their ideas?
8:36Not going to happen. Um,
8:40>> well, you maybe you've changed some
8:41ideas. You maybe you think that uh
8:44you've changed Trump's uh some of his
8:46rhetoric lately and you maybe you could
8:53>> um
8:54>> I'm just throwing that out there. You
8:55you might be able to
8:57>> I don't know. You know, it's it's it's
8:59not changing.
9:01I I think he's All right, fine. He had
9:03to admit what I've been saying. True.
9:05[laughter]
9:06>> He had to admit it was true. You didn't
9:08change his mind.
9:10>> But
9:12um
9:12>> you [music] might have.
9:13>> Look, I don't know. Please like and
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