it was run by the indians. indeed, what goes. so the indian government, i'm sure, will take it up. it's a strong government, and the to a re, i sent you as a the whatever india is in more. and it's questionable because now in the election time. so i'm shortly, we'll see some strong reactions. all right, we have to leave you here now authorizing to cut them. yes, professor dk, gary, thank you so much for your insight. you might still be nice talking to mike. thank great, great, thank you. all right, check our kiddo's coming for more updates. i see you again in about 30 minutes. thanks for watching the

the tire buddy program. note we now post the show every single day used to be weekly malware daily. and you know what? more and more people are watching it every single day because we hold no punches. so look for a true fund. number one would be the net done. you are who is willing to do to stay in power group on number 2. do you think you'd be willing to bomb an iranian consulate building? he just did the truth. file number 3 or us congressman does it again. he says rush, i'm a surrender. now he suggest using nuclear weapons and gaza nuclear weapons. can you imagine saying that rick sanchez, this is direct impact the

so here's where we are just wondering, think that things could not possibly get any worse. it has, it appears the conflict in the middle east between the israelis and palestinians is escalating, or shall i say it's being escalated. let me cut right to the proverbial chase. the prevailing sentiment, both inside. this is important inside and outside of israel is a baby that's a yahoo cannot last as the prime minister without the war. that is not me saying that that is not some western and forces saying that that's not the global south saying that it's not aero countries coming together and saying that about maybe not then yeah, who know the people who are saying that very thing are is re lease, look at this, reuters headline right there. see it, quoting a poll, conducted all those riley's by is really look at that 15 percent of them want him

to not or pardon me, only 15 percent of them want him to continue as prime minister after the war. only 15 percent israelis maybe let them know who wants the powerhouse of israeli politics now find themselves drowning in a sea of discontent and dissent. and that is why many inside and outside of israel believe that nothing yahoo saber rattling and his military aggression isn't being done to safe guard is really secure. he, they say it's being done, the safe guard. they mean that on your clothes, political security. i mean, if that poll is right without garza, there's no name for baby not to know is that while he continues to escalate the attacks and gaza? the obvious answer yes. yes. but then what happens after gaza,

right? ask yourself if i, if i'm being, if in yahoo and i want to stay in power, what do i do to stay here? what happens after garza that would need to be some other type of continuation of regression with with somebody else then, right. let's see, who could that escalation involves the answer is pretty obvious, right? iran? iran is pledging revenge tonight, accusing israel of attacking. it's embassy complex in syria and reportedly killing at least 7 iranian military officials. that includes a top general vera strike comes as is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu faces growing pressure to step down. isn't that amazing? let me just make it aside here real quick. did you notice her words? iran is accusing israel. not like it didn't happen somehow. they're just accusing them of it. there's a possibility. maybe this didn't even happened. we know the building exploded. we

know that. i mean, while iran is accusing israel, not israel has. so let me tell you what israel has done. not just what iran has accused it of doing what the whole world knows. there it is. what she just said essentially nothing. yeah. who's next? escalade tory move. it's an air strike conduct as a targeted ron's consulate in syria, killing 2 iranian generals. it is without question. i mean, no matter how you spell it, no matter how you look at this. it is a violation of international law in multiple ways. he is a fascinating, the military commander of another country. he is bombing a diplomatic mission, a consulate, no less, which goes against all the norms of diplomacy. i know he's also conducting air strikes, right in the heart of another country, a sovereign country. i mean, think about that. think about what just happened and it's like iran is accusing

that's. that's our u as media folks. the biggest concern is that he's willing to drag the us into a conflict with a ron for his own political salvation. that's what a lot of people over here in washington are little concerned about right now. it's exactly the type of thing about which the us has famed outrage warning that's a yahoo not to go overboard and gaza, whatever you do, watch yourself, they say not to. and warning that then yeah, not to expand the conflict, they say not to this is list, listen to this, this is an earlier comment from do i have this here? yeah, it's from national security advisor jake sullivan, announcing that it's really important that this war should not escalate. let me, let me read you what he said. here's the quote is jake sullivan. we seek to stop

the spread of conflict and to create the conditions for the escalation. say that word. this does not last set at all israel's responsibility to conduct its campaign in a way that upholds international humanitarian law. so there you go, he's spelling it out for him. can do that. don't cross that line. sounds good, right? no escalation is, will most respect international humanitarian law. 10, what happens when israel and nathan yahoo do just the opposite to whatever the hell they want to do? what happens when they completely ignore what jake sullivan just said, right there? shouldn't we don't want you to that is where the united states were, the ones who give you all the money. we're the ones who give you all the arms. we're the ones are giving you all the guns were the ones that have your back. please don't do that. we're gonna do it anyway. that's the answer. nothing. i mean, absolutely nothing. what's the united states going to do about the fact that his

real is done? whatever the hell it wants to do once again? nothing. of course. if any other country did, what is real, just did bombing the consulate of another country assassinating to forward leaders to generals no less, i mean, solomon himself. right. and, and, and the bind administration. what is, what do you mean? oh, you mean at the top of their lungs calling for more and etc? but what is real? does it? oh, it shouldn't be being b b. but you know what i mean? this is serious. it's serious for us here in the united states. and the world is watching. and with every brazen act that violates international humanitarian law by israel, this country, our country, this country right here where i'm standing, sitting, whatever it is, i'm to it right now. but us of america lose as more and more respect,

especially among countries in the global south, because they're looking at us like, what are you guys? pansies, he's saying, don't do it, and then they do it. they always, always don't do it. okay. for years, israel has lived off of its reputation for victim hood using it both as a defense mechanism, which is, you know, verified by the way as a rallying cry when they gone after palestinians. today what's interesting is with the exception of that small number of westerners who consume corporate media every single day, most of the world views is real right now as aggressors. and certainly in this case they now see iran not as real as the victim isn't data, find kettle of fish. joining us out of talking about this has international relations and security analysts. do we always welcome to this show mark sla boda? i guess let's start with the incident. this thing really kind of freaked me out

when i saw this. i'm thinking who are these generals, and why did the israel want to assassinate them? that it can you help us, mark? sure, rick frank, you haven't been on the road um i think actually you should nail on the head with regards to the primary motivation in real for this attack. so they use a new as bill f. 35 met the fire of missile into damascus, syria to target the iranian con. in that strike 7, uh, top ray r a gene c officials including 2 general were killed. and one of those general residents, the heavy, was the commander of the good scores responsible for operations there. yeah. and lab, but more important, i think then,

was physically cool with chill was the fact that this was an attack on, in iranian con, this is a new level of escalation. and a nother in a long string of prob, occasion that israel has launched against being ron. we'd have seen a prior strikes, filling our d. c. u managers. in general. we have seen a terror back on anniversary of the funeral of sam. so lamont even previous towards. busy commander who was this estimated wrong, fascinated in fact, that in 2020, we've also seen the terrors, the tax on iranian gas pipeline. and the iranians at this point must be

extremely frustrating. that whatever they do is not enough to provoke the rate in, in, through an overreact. they walk to port yard, raining and making a major strike on israel. that they believe brought the united states into a direct con with a ron. this is because i know who he is escalate the way out of of israel is not going to come in. does this just because of this and there's a separate so for victory, he insisted that they have a limit age of more completely, completely wipe out a month now. and they've had so many times and so loudly that they got

no room from a new person. and they can't really, without asking is only cleansing the entire population of our been wins out of the gaza strip, which they're having problems knowing. because being gyptian government won't open the borders to allow a, the entire got dogs of population to be driven across because they know very well that will never be allowed back to that the do you do you think uh, and as i'm sitting here thinking about this mark, i'm sitting here in the united states of america. we all live in this country and our little said the media line that israel is great and iran is really, really bad. and yet we knew and are watching a narration of events that have taken place, that you've just eloquently taking this through where it was the one that's getting

all the dirt in this in this case. and i guess we're left with the possibility that is where you'll might be doing this because they. busy mind getting into a war or starting a war with the wrong, because after all, americans got their back. do sit down. they're actually thinking that that's, that's my role as an american citizen, to, to go to war with iran for israel. absolutely. and the power of the american is rarely political action committee. i packed in washington dentist. the money isn't that what american mission, who is not politically career, sports bridal will go against? i know. yeah, i back rescue really without notification. all of them on twitter writing about how many american politician it has influence on, which means it has more uh,

as it has become kind of been off the dock of us for our that is re. busy and i'm trying to golden past, i cannot impinged on in the way, do you under the rule based or us keeps putting it as a tablet. we make the rules, we give you order. it often seems that you agree or even more. you to be here tonight, it states that her jim, do you think right now and this is why i value your opinion on this because you're, you're not in this bubble where we americans live in, inside washington dc watching nbc and reading the new york times. and washington post and, you know, seeing that in fox news and all that stuff, so you don't live off of that stuff. you have a more global perspective. so here's the question. with that long setup. speaking

globally, how is, is really seen right now throughout the world, and maybe i'll push you a little more with saying how much if at all have a damaged themselves as a result of this. yeah, so i think we have to speak of an outside rash, right? the rest of the. busy busy where the capital or the global majority of the world not is not a part of the us nato. and the ged countries may comprise in that part of the world. israel is soon as a ro, state, protected by the united states. that has been occupying an ethnic wondering how it's fine for decades in defiance of international law and numeral demands by united maintenance,

the printer or the sampling. you've been the most recent misfire and that they have now gone directly into the competing of genocide as south africa, which is one of the morning leaders of the world considering the apartheid that they themselves underwent supported by the us. not in the last up until the 1980s they have launched. this used to be international court of justice, accusing israel of genocide and the international court of job without a preliminary willing mean to support the possibility and demanding that israel op attachments to, which is real, responded by putting up a big middle finger towards the international court. of justice and the rest of the world and continued on with what they're doing. when we come back, i want to share something with you because it gets even more curious and curious.

as yogi berra once said, there is a congress man in washington who has come out after already blasting and saying, we should all but take over. russia said the same thing about a run, but you're not going to believe you are not going to believe what he just said about casa and what we should do to gaza. tr boss couple, and you're going to hear it when we come back here. stay right, that's the the,

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example, as crazy as that sounds. wait, did you hear what he just said? now, just when you saw that democrats were in big trouble with voters for biden's incredibly insensitive position on palestinians, along comes a republican congressman to prove that he can be much more insensitive. talking about helping out the other guy. right? yeah, it's up michigan. congressman actually came out and said that he wants gaza leveled and he even use the terms hiroshi ma and i guess saki to express it. here it is. the the flow humanitarian a they don't mean who monetary in a just know can put it in. but just just blast the nuclear bob over gaza. that's

what he said. like not a saki and rose schermer, 2 cities that were new. i mean, he suggesting we do it again, but this time to palestinians. that's what he said. by the way, walberg, that's a his name, tim walberg, michigan. congress person. um he now says why he was taken out of context. how do you pick a guy out of context and says, you know what, what makes a comparison between that is, are you in a rush or wherever oshima? and it's likely nothing will come of it by the way, that people are going to come after him for saying something so crazy. no. however, when congress woman rushing to tell him, defended palestinians right to self determination, using the words from the river to the said she was reviewed. and she was censure for the entire congressional body. why can a man say something like this? and the only person commenting on it as me and a few other people. and when were she to to leave said what she said,

she was the front page news for at least 2 weeks. it's, it's amazing to think of that marx about doing just once again your comment on that . yeah, i think it's actually pretty typical. busy or the violent leander fall like military mentality you when he comes before the military policy of a lot of us pilots. certainly he was hanging to the republican base on j rhetoric like one of the work that shows up from a delusion with his understanding of what military power can accomplish in terms of, of political solution. i mean, sure you could wipe out the entire problem in population of dogs. that's what that is. not going to the political problems in based on the fact that would almost

certainly accrued that. but this is hardly new. i'm old enough to remember. as i know you are john mccain thing. bob. bob, mom a ron, that one of the beach for which was met in the western main brand new. yeah. by you chuckle. me right. i oh, you know how hard because it's the wrong and they deserve it. right. well, the problem sitting in the side thing though. yeah. if you take a look at pictures of what the also looks like today, it's a large portion of it, like the majority of god, because of the amount of us many bombs dropped by us bates later that have been dropped on all. ready. yep. yeah. like, not just rocky and her rush, and i've heard a lot of people say that and i want to ask you

a question about iran. and again, i go back to our perspective as americans. i mean we see people dressed in robes. we see supposedly women who are punished for not wearing a head where um and, and, and to was often times to be fair. it does look like a society that has not yet reached the same level as many other countries around the world fair or unfair. and that's the perspective we have it actually as i sit down over the weekend and read about a ron, i understand that it's actually moderating a lot more that it's actually trying not to be a. busy rich type of country or economy. how would you assess iran at this particular time? yeah, i think actually that says far more about the united states does the body rock this believe that americans have this american exceptionalism, supremacist ideology,

where they believes that they are both systemically and morally superior to every other nation on earth. and that gives them the right to well, among other things, while i'm like, no, i'm not a good fact. yeah, great. i think is the most politically dangerous ideology in the world today. is there a possibility that iran will come out of this in the better position than israel down to one minute? yes, so far israel has done a lot as shown incredible restraint against b is rationally profit grace in attempts to avoid direct conflict with the us. they have had time, has the last 10 down as well as the train,

i believe has was back to in northern israel. i think that they will read this one smart will not overreach their hands, and what vengeance may speak will be of a quiet court rather than the bacon slide toward israel would perform. interesting . you say that with so many people saying iran is going to respond to israel and a very, a war like fashion. the suggestion is, well, they've been attacked before and they have and they'll probably follow that course . but one wonders them. at what point does the anger boil over and we'll wait and see mark as usual. thank you so much for joining us and for your comments. before we go, i want to remind you of what we do here is our mission is basically to try and tell all sides of the story to ask the right questions. simple, the silo the world. we, we shouldn't live a little boxes where we only agree with people who agree with us, right?

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