see him that's michael maloof said hi michael, former pedagogy official and george some wiley wrote bombs were peace nato's, who monetary and war on yugoslavia. and he is an advisor at the global policy institute and we're coming right back. do not go away. the of the, [000:00:00;00] the, let's talk about this cause i think this is whole, this whole, the victoria know what the thing is fast that we're joined by michael maloof. as you know, michael maloof is a former pentagon official, and we're also going to be joined, as i told you about just a little bit earlier by george. so i'm well we welcome gentlemen michael, i begin with you and i'm thinking to myself here. if i am zelinski sitting in care of and i'm wondering, so newland is out. wait, that's my go that's. that's my go to person in the u. s. government, that's the one who helped me in 2014. what was the thinking right now? he's probably seeing the handwriting on the wall he's, i think this is a signal that it's over and that has offensive. if you can call it that is not working, it's and it's a and he's having to retreat. well, it

see him that's michael maloof said hi michael, former pedagogy official and george. some well, he wrote bombs were peace nato's, who monetary of war on yugoslavia. and he is an advisor at the global policy institute and we're coming right back. do not go away the today in the united states, all foreign policy establishment, all national security establishment is whether or not you pursue it becomes a cloak for our own regression. it becomes a way of flushing other countries on the back. so on this side, our record shows that we're not really that much of the democracy that we have no strip interfering in other countries when they produce democratic outcomes. we don't like the the, let's talk about this because i think this is whole, this whole, the victoria know what the thing is fascinating. we're joined by michael maloof. as you know, michael maloof is a former pentagon official, and we're also going to be joined, as i told you about just a little bit earlier by george. so i'm well we welcome gentlemen michael, i begin with you and i'm thinking to myself here. if i

see him that's michael maloof said hi michael, former pedagogy official and george some wiley wrote bombs were peace nato's, who monetary and war on yugoslavia. and he is an advisor at the global policy institute and we're coming right back. do not go away. the . it was a major thing to see to bring it to you. sure. yeah. they probably be doing it certainly by giving the credential insurance. no, that's fine. you appreciate the code and because then we should stick remotely because you will get to the subject yourself. okay, so should the cases i chose customer care which was preventing you guys to put them on the, on the pleasure of leaving you a level you want, that was the turn your customer simply didn't due to the some of the risk adjust to the business. what did you purchase and you successful? we want to build some of the treasures to go and i still don't know if i'm forward to for slow motion. would you mind giving me the, let's talk about this cause i think this is whole, this whole victoria know what the thing is fast that we're joined by michael maloof . as you know, michael ma

see him that's michael maloof said hi michael, former pedagogy official and george. some wally wrote bombs for peace nato's humanitarian war on yugoslavia. and he is an advisor at the global policy institute and we're coming right back. do not go away the one year to do the 2 at that point, but at 50 extra a month. i thought she sat there for the show and then it will here job to las negotiated. all of it is uh, excuse us for the defense of the supplement is setup button and not the printer and i thought someone did you lose it asked for that if i said the media and not be focused on you to reason, could you say what would you say the video camera in tempe, miss of us generally present good deals for the work you've done. stimulus the industry. is it a lot of money in the process? really left? so should we inform her shots? my goodness, we have good cash door to door or decisions in my lab. and what was that man was the ones i've been thinking left on is i put in the organization based on them one today and bunch of deluxe. i've also left for the additional to set. i

that's michael maloof said hi michael, former pentagon official and george. some wally wrote bombs, were peace nato's who monetary of war on yugoslavia. and he is an advisor at the global policy institute and we're coming right back. do not go away. the, the, the release of come to the russian states never as tight as on the phone in the most sense, community, best of all sense and up the, in the 6595 must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin, knew the machine for states on the rush to day and split our t supposed neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services for the question, did you say steven twist, which is the, let's talk about this because i think this is whole, this whole, the victoria know what the thing is fascinating. we're joined by michael maloof. as you know, michael maloof is a former pentagon official, and we're also going to be joined, as i told you about just a little bit earlier by your to some. well, a welcome gentleman michael. i begin with you and

correct. joining me now to talk about this former pentagon official, michael maloof, and the host of the critical our garland mix. and gentlemen, thanks so much for being with us. i guess. garland i start with you, does the president deserve to be criticized for this whole thing? you know, absolutely, but you know, it is, has been my experience that when someone gives you a litany of excuses, often times maybe one of them is true, but often times none of them is true. we were originally told that it was elective surgery. we were told that no anastasia was used, which would make which that argument would be used to say he didn't have to transfer authority because he wasn't put the sleep. yes. and then it moves, of course to prostate surgery, possibly. so we've, the story is been evolving and i think in law, what do they call that? a creeping admission. i want to watch the biggest thing here, michael. the fact that the president wasn't told the fact that the president didn't need to be told, or that they essentially lied to us. i think the president, it shows that the president doesn't

michael maloof. michael, thanks so much for joining us here to that. i'll see now. first question is, i suppose we'll be with new hood what was happening here in most go. what was your 1st reaction us? well, thanks for having me. i let me extend my sincere condolences, 1st of all, to the people of russia over this tragic tragic event. my very 1st claim was i'm that, that, that this was clearly a terrorist attack. and i, and i became bothered by the fact that we had no further information on who the attackers were, nobody was, was identifying themselves. but what really bothering me was that the 2 weeks earlier, the american embassy had extended warnings of an imminent attack to public places including concerts. and then i heard that this information had not necessarily been shared with russian authorities. notwithstanding the fact that we have issues between the united states and russia, and we should be cooperative. if that's the case. i don't know if information was or was not passed. but the fact is that the united states had some viable information that they eve

we heard from michael maloof, who's a former pentagon security senior security policy analyst to said that it's the deliveries happen. it can lead to repairable consequences if you allow these kinds of weapons into the hands of the premiums without supervision without constraints. and it's really pretty hard, i think, to put limitations on cruise missiles like that. then the moscow becomes the target a new white in the war. there's no doubt about it that that war would wind. here's the other consideration. i don't know what they are and game is, but this is not that it's already been stated. nato will not get involved with putting troops on the ground. and that would include those who would assist in in weapon systems. that, that said, if, if these countries individually enter into bilaterals to become countries of the, the willie and if you will, to, to assist ukraine on a bilateral basis. then they opened themselves up to, to attack. and she, uh, article 5 under nato will not apply. where is this slippery slope going? that's the question. and what is there an in game? and i think th

we've heard from michael maloof, who is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst. he said that if the deliveries happen, it could lead to irreparable consequences if you allow these kinds of weapons into the hands of the gradients without supervision without constraints. and it's really pretty hard, i think, to put limitations on cruise missiles like the then the moscow becomes the target a new white in the war. there's no doubt about it that that war would wind. here's the other consideration. i don't know what they are and game is, but this is not that it's already been stated. nato will not get involved with putting troops on the ground. and that would include those who would assist in in weapon systems that, that said of if, if these countries individually enter into bilaterals to become countries of the, the willie. and if you will, to, to assist ukraine on a bilateral basis when they open themselves up to, to attack. and she, article 5 under nato will not apply. where is this slippery slope going? that's the question. and what is there an em game? and i think

now to michael maloof, former senior, a security policy analyst in the us office of the secretary of defense. we appreciate your time this solid and michael, european politicians said no nature, so soldiers would lose their lives in ukraine. we remember that, but couldn't such a face await more western mercenaries your take on, on the developments in the as well it's happening and it's sort of like the volunteers coming from the countries of the willing when it's already been exposed . the french mercenaries were there, and they were being killed at such a high rate that it made it made public attention to the extent that, uh, the french mercenaries were actually in fact there. and you're gonna, you're gonna see this more and more with the countries in up eastern europe, especially uh that border ukraine. and there is a historical reason for that. do you have a lot of us, of ethnic speaking peoples from not only a poland, but also lithuania, hungry and, and, and, and, and, and, and there's a thing. and this is a story that goes back to the 14th century when, what's, what is what west,

have been spotted in some of the mercenaries, homelands from a pentagon security policy analyst, michael maloof explained by such soldiers of fortune don't last long on the battlefield. lot of these mercenaries, private military contractors. after a few months, if they're not dead, they leave. because they, there's some very, they have real horror stories for being uh for fighting for ukraine because they feel that they don't have the support and they don't have the backend. and they don't have the immunization. they don't have the, the logistical backed back up that they require. and if you're a mercenary out there in the middle of nowhere, the m, n, n r a n n are on the brink of being shot at q and kill. you would think that there would be some backing, but there isn't. and there quickly seeing that emma leaving their cleaning, donald trump campaign staff, have called on us president joe biden, to apologize to christians for designating easter sunday as transgender visibility day on transgender day of disability. we honor the extraordinary courage and contributions of transgender americans an

washington based security policy analyst, michael maloof told r t y 4 and mercenaries southern last long on the ukrainian front. lot of these mercenaries, private military contractors. after a few months, if they're not dead, they leave for this because a, there's some very they have real horror stories for being uh for fighting for ukraine because they feel that they don't have the support and they don't have the backend. and they don't have the immunization, they don't have the, the logistical backed back up with a require. and if you're a mercenary out there in the middle of nowhere, the m n, n r a and, and are on the brink of being shot from the acute, until you would think that there would be some backing. but there isn't. and there quickly seeing that, and they're leaving their cleaning in northern at syria, at least 7 people have a portal. they've been killed and dozens more injured in a car bombing. you might find the following images disturbing. the blast rocks, a busy market in the city of us as bordering and turkey, a emergency service, a service that the services have been wo

well, we also got reaction from former senior, i'm oldest in the us department of defense, michael maloof, who told us about the people in the e. u. in his, you, france, notably will not take kindly to being abroad in the ukrainian conflict as their own domestic problems wrap up. you don't hear any other type of being this forward with that in advance. and the notion of introducing troops as, as mccaul is even the holes have backed off from their threats. and certainly other members of the alliance national alliance will, will not favor this. and that this could actually represent the 1st crack in the, in the cohesion of nato itself. this could be the beginning of, of serious seizure within nato itself. if this is allowed to go forward, let's see much further. and i, i think the europeans will not be we're not supported. and as it is, they have their own very serious economic issues now that they've got a contin with and, and they, they have to, they have to their own standards of living have. but each period, it's going to take them a generation. they've got to find alternative fuel sour

and we have michael maloof. he is a former pentagon senior security policy analysts, or at cross up rules and the fact that means he can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated. what's the michael? let me go to you 1st or let's just talk about that dynamic now between the, by the administration and the government of netanyahu. who's leading, who, who's making this suggestions, who's following, oh, excuse me. let me interrupt myself. politico is just reported, but this year a packs a packet is reportedly prepared to spend $100000000.00 to defeat candidates who are not, quote, sufficiently supportive of israel. is that the answer to my question? mike? well, i think it. yeah, i think it is. uh it, it clearly shows a net and you know, who is in charge. he has threatened to go into wrap up for example, which is where most of the palestinians are, are, are cooked up into right now. and he doesn't seem to care about their, their safety in any way, shape or form. and they, by the administration is saying this mor

to be talking about today because they are big in the news as former pentagon official, mike maloof. michael, thanks so much for being with us. i think you've also independent journalist samples saying you can read his work by the way, at sub stack dot com where he covers everything from genocide to big tech. and even more importantly, if you want to hear him check in once in a while on some of the state department briefings, he's the guy asking some of the tough questions to some of those dudes. thanks. so thanks for being here. so good to be with your card. chuck schumer, let's start there. he is arguably the highest ranking, judge american, i don't know, politician, elected official and us history. the whole world is still feeling the room or ations, the tremors of what he did over the weekend when he slammed is really prime minister . be nothing yahoo, here's a part of that. as a lifelong supporter of israel is become clear to me and that's in yahoo coalition . no longer fits the needs of israel after october 7th. as i said, tell you now that after he said that maybe that to yeah. who ca