Middle East, SOTU, SAVE Act: A transformative President at America’s 250th

Last Secretary of State Marco Rubio was urgent Americans to leave Iran immediately Friday

even.

Ours later, it began.

President Trump, the commander of Chief of U.S. military might, along with Israel, began

attacks on Iran.

As Iran sent missiles into Arab nations, the tide began to turn, as Arab nations joined

in to battle the Iranian regime.

And then, there was the State of the Union, as Trump blasted Democrats as crazy, after

they declined to cheer a ban on team gender mutilation.

Or, the moment Trump asked them that they stand to protect Americans not illegal aliens,

was the government's first duty.

The safeguard American voter eligibility act, also known as the Save Act, passed the house,

but will it be a tall order to pass the Senate?

Will the Republicans use the filibuster?

Lieutenant Colonel, Sergeant Sun Gary?

Professor Pedro Blas Gonzalez, an Intel analyst, Ilana Friedman, in a panel discussion,

a transformative president, out of America's 250th.

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It is Malcolm out loud here and privileged to be with you always, my fellow Americans.

Welcome to the broadcast.

You know, we're at our 250th year as this American experiment continues onward.

It is very much, as we say all the time, historical moment in time for all of us and for our nation.

You know, you think quite a bit about why Trump is in office, Donald Trump.

I've been thinking about that a lot in the past many days.

I haven't said anything to anybody about it, but it's on my mind.

And I think about all the reasons why he shouldn't be in there and how he was being targeted

over a serious period of time and where it would be beyond a Houdini trick that that would happen.

And then we look at the current moment of time and we see this is not only a transformative

moment for the United States of America and for the world, but this is a transformative

president out America's 250th.

I'm not asking you if you like him, you don't like him, you like the policy you don't,

that's not at all the point, but it is a transformative president.

It reminds me of Reagan, Reagan-esque moments, I call it.

Reagan was a man that was there for the time, the right time at the right moment with

McColle Gorbachev.

You remember the moment, Margaret Thatcher, Pope John Paul, they were all there, they were

all there.

And it was, it was, the nuances were just right to make historical change in the world.

And America was at the forefront of that.

You know, with Trump, you think back to this past period of time here, while fighting

his own personal battles at home here, right, while attempting to derail the deep state

in American politics, correct?

And while targeting significant global objectives like Iran's nuclear program, like Maduro in Venezuela,

and now the entire Middle East, and rumblings of Cuba, Greenland, Canada, etc., etc.

It's a significant agenda.

On top of that, you have the economy, you have the midterm elections coming.

So this is a transformative moment, it's a transformative president that is willing

to pull the lever of power at the moment that he thinks it needs to be pulled.

For he believes the right reasons.

Now, that doesn't mean everybody's going to agree with it.

And they do not.

You'll see a lot of the news rumblings in the hours and days ahead of people who will

rebuke this and say this is not the president's right to do this, to bring the United States

into a war in the Middle East.

And MAGA in America first pushed back to some degree, a good part of that does, but others

support and celebrate to the moment of what that is.

And it is a moment, friends.

So let's talk about it now here.

Jonas on the broadcast here is a distinguished panel and start him with Sarge's son, Gary,

who is an Iranian-born, a Syrian, retired lieutenant colonel in the United States Army Infantry

and Special Operations Forces.

And you know, Sarge is, we were talking on the phone yesterday and he said to me, you

know, he's been going through a couple of health challenges himself and not to his own

liken here, but because of his military sacrifices and life, you know what he says, you know,

anything for God and country, he says, God, country and family, isn't that, say, plenty

to you about who Sarge is, for sure.

He is also the host of the National Security Highway every Friday at 8 p.m. Eastern

time.

I tell you all the time that program at 8 p.m. Eastern time Monday through Friday is an

incredible broadcast.

You'll get a lot of views on each of those days with spectacular host and Lieutenant

Colonel Sarge's son, Gary, is Friday every week.

So Ilana Friedman, Ilana's a veteran intelligence analyst.

She spent, I think, north of 16 years living in Israel, by the way, raised her family

there.

She's just very much understands the culture of course, but beyond that has been a very

outspoken about what's been taken place in Israel and around for some time.

She has some spectacular books out there, like Hamas, Kier and the Muslim Brotherhood, the

plot to destroy America.

She's got, they're in the America Outlawed Bookstore as always.

So welcome to Ilana on the broadcast.

And additionally joining us is Professor Pedro Blas González, who brings a very unique perspective

always to the broadcast.

I always say to my wife, when Professor is coming on, I got one of my favorites coming

on the broadcast, and tomorrow Professor Pedro Blas, and that's not to say that for him

to hear it, but for you to hear it, because he brings a unique perspective in my world to

the conversation.

He's a professor of philosophy at Barry University, Miami Shores.

He's a big thinker, understands the cultural shift that's happening out there, and why

a lot of these stories fall under that umbrella, more than just the six o'clock news, if you

will.

So this is going to be a great program, great conversation today.

And so let's start here now with the New York Times.

And I'm going to go for you to you first, Lieutenant Colonel Sajas and Gary here, okay?

Lieutenant Trump is trying to overthrow Iran's government, was the talking points coming

out of the New York Times.

They said, this modern American in Israeli bombs fell on Tehran, the country's capital.

Trump announced the strikes in the video, and vowed to destroy the country's military,

dismantled this nuclear program in force, regime change.

He said the attack would extend for several days if not weeks.

And I quote, he said, you must lay down your weapons.

Said to Iranian troops in the video, Adam, or in the alternative face certain death.

Lots happened with that.

Now, Lieutenant Colonel Sajas and Gary, interested in his comments to lay down your weapons, and

he was very explicit of what he expected.

It's very, very rare that a commander in chief, that a president of the United States would

actually say the words regime change.

Highly, highly unusual, I can't recall a time where they've come out and said that in

the public like that.

What do you make of that?

It's good to be here, Malcolm.

It is because if you look at the national defense strategy, just came out this year,

regime change is not something that we want to do, right?

So depending on everybody else, it's not focused on it.

But I think he understood the fact that you're at a point where maybe there's no kind of

someone out for the current regime under the hardliners it has.

But maybe that regime change is something that needs to be done internally, and we've

spoken about this before.

I think our preference would have been that there was some kind of a military coup would

allow certain less hardline capabilities in Iran to control those 90 million people

that exist in Iran.

I mean, imagine if tomorrow there's a regime change, a country turmoil and 90 million

people say we're going to get up and we're going to move to somewhere else, managing

that is going to be difficult.

But with that said, we are where we are today, as you always repeats itself, I was looking

at just where we are when it comes to the scope of the holidays in the Middle East, the

Islamic world is celebrating or observing Ramadan and the Jewish communities looking at

the poem.

And as Benjamin Netanyahu said that, you know, this fight may take four days.

And for those who don't know, poem is a holiday that celebrates the deliverance of the Jews

of ancient Persia, who were almost nearly destroyed at the hands of Haman who was an advisor

to the King at that time, Zerxes I, and of course, there's all recounted how the Jews

were able to be saved by Esther, who was a woman that was chosen to be a Persian queen,

due to her courage, really, and a role in saving the Jews, you know, we are where we are

today.

This year, poem, it starts in the evening of the second on March and ends in the sunset

on March 3rd.

So we'll see where we are in these four days of operations I have taken place with a

region.

We do know one reality is a regional war that has taken place currently and has expanded

with the attacks I have taken place.

Let me jump in because I want to pick up on that piece, Colonel, that you're talking

about here.

And, all right.

So in that same report, I was speaking about just a moment ago, the UAE said it had intercepted

several Iranian missiles in Iraq, strikes were happening all over the place, and of course,

target in U.S. bases, but in a lot of these countries.

And this is very strategic.

I think you would agree, Sargez, we are how President Trump built very strong relationships

with Arab partnerships, strong Arab partnerships here.

Spent a lot of time, both the First Administration and Second Administration, to a lot of people's

semis, like wondering what's he really up to, but this was really a lot of forth thought

put into this stuff.

Now, you also have Jordan, a tax into Jordan, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, which they all house

American bases against strategic nature of this.

So here's what happened.

It looks to me, and I want you to speak about this, but it looks like Iran has so far played

this is so so wrong and incorrect.

Initially, these various states out there said they were going to stay out of it.

They just didn't want it.

And they even actually tried to talk Trump off the ledge of doing anything for the past

several weeks, but they knew what they knew already.

And Iran is an enemy to a lot of these places, but you know how that goes in the Middle

East, enemy enemy and friend.

And so now all of a sudden, as these things have gone off with Iran, the chessboard has changed.

And they are now shortly ready to come out and say, no, we're jumping in to help out here.

Others are doing the same thing, all to defeat Iran.

Looks like Iran, right out of the gate, just played this incorrectly.

Speak about that.

Um, Iran is going to play the game in these two.

I don't think Iran had a illusion that was going to defeat the United States.

But I don't think we would have probably taken some of the steps.

I don't think the CIA and Musa would have advised these type of steps if there was not

some kind of an understanding with certain elements in the Iranian regime.

I mean, even, you know, earlier in the fight when Abbas Arakshi, who was a foreign minister

of Iran, was asked, he said, look, the Americans couldn't call me any time.

They got my number.

So, you know, in a relaxed interview with NBC, but I think we have to see how this thing

whole plays out, right, because we don't know who the next person is.

Now, if we wanted to war without really having an understanding who would be the replacement

for harmony and others, then we pretty much screwed ourselves in this process because

you're not.

There's a lot of work that's been put into that.

Yeah.

So, yeah, there's four taught and keep in mind, too, a lot of people are not even talking

about it.

But last Thursday, nuclear power of Pakistan declared an open war against Afghanistan.

That's the clashes at the place.

Wow.

So you have to kind of look at what's happening originally in that entire part.

Keep in mind, the last time my team had asked, men asked, on the first Trump administration

to go brief, the State Department was on the date that the Saqq people agreement ended,

which was a agreement 100 year agreement between the British and the French for how the

region was carved up.

And of course, we gave our perspective, my perspective on how Trump and his first administration

approach, the Middle East, there's a lot of people might see that they might have to

be a redrawing of certain pieces on the ground.

I don't believe that the US is looking at it that way, but we have regional partners

and we have allies who want to see that happen because they don't think they can live in

that region without those type of redrawing of maps.

But we are where we are today right now and it's a matter of just kind of walking through

this whole thing.

I do want to remind our listeners out there is that Trump's biggest fight here is going

to be if there's any pushback by Congress, but from his perspective, he's already met

the requirements of the War Powers Act resolution of 1973.

Let's come back to that.

I want to touch on that in a minute here, but you mentioned something else about Afghanistan.

I got to touch real quickly on this fast, fast, but Afghanistan, Pakistan, when I seen

those reports in the past many days, Sarge, my eyes like open numbers said, wow, the

time and on that is quite fascinating.

And I thought, wow, well, didn't see that coming, but I thought that is great news and

good.

That'll keep Pakistan very busy entertaining the Afghans, the Afghans, I thought that

was quite remarkable.

That was interesting piece, wasn't it?

It is interesting.

And I say like the region is every evolving look.

The Iranian regime is set up in a way that if you kill the leadership at the highest

levels, it has multi layers to who the next leaders are going to be.

And even if you destroy them and kill them, let's say you attack even the best CGs, there's

20 million, that CGs out there with their extended family.

So 20 million people, you have to convince them that whoever is going to be that hand picked

individual who's going to be the next leader of Iran is somebody who is going to be interested

in taking care of them and everybody else, other 90 million people in Iran, not just

for the benefit of foreign powers, we're going to try to reutilize our resources for themselves.

So I'm sure there's been a discussions behind the scenes on this issue.

I don't think we would be where we are today if dad hadn't happened.

Exactly.

Okay.

All right.

A very interesting in that you bring up that other point there and then there has been,

you know, Ilana, Ilana Friedman, you know, I've been reading, I've been really studying

a lot of the back stories of what the charges was just speaking about.

The Colonel was just speaking about in what laying down the layers of Iran and he understands

that better than anybody.

But a lot of Americans, we don't really understand.

They think, well, if we just get the Itolyan, we just get the Iranian Foreign Minister.

And if we just get this one and this one and this one and this one and the janitor on

floor three in the main building, we should be cool, good to go.

It's not the case at all.

In fact, Iran is the, the Itolyans have set up a state within a state.

There's an underground government in there that we don't even see touch feel or love or

know much about.

They have all these mechanisms in place in fact and this has never reported in the news.

But there's a whole back story this thing and they have layers of this thing and they

are for this exactly this sort of thing.

Do you see, do you, in your research and intelligence and what have you, isn't that a correct statement?

Yes, I believe it is.

And I think that one of the problems that we have had in our international policy has

been that we don't really take the trouble to understand where they're coming from and

we talk about negotiating with them.

These are people who don't know how to negotiate.

They have their, they look at the world for a highly rigid prism that is based on their

sheer Islamism and doesn't have room for compromise.

So if we talk about negotiating with them, we're really fooling ourselves because they

are set up to, in the way that you described with these multilayers and in their philosophies

if you want to call it, that they have no room for compromise.

So they'll bring you along and talk with you and keep you, you know, keep you hoping

that we can reach some sort of agreement.

But the reality is that they're working behind the scenes to continue on their agenda.

Well, and that's all the strategy.

That's how they play, right?

That's their strategy.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

And you know, I noticed in the past weeks, you've been, you've been frustrated, let me touch

on something here.

You've been frustrated a bit and I've seen that in your last op-ed in fact about calling

the president now to please get this thing done.

And I mean, you made it very clear of where your position was and you talked about the

point you just made about the negotiations are a fool's game, which is very accurate

and we all know it.

But you know, at the same time, I think the other story that was, that I think you, because

you've seen what's gone on there, it's very, very personal to you this story as well.

But the president strategically had to get every lever in place, every element, every

ship, every missile, every mindset, every thought, every, just everything, what's going

to happen after it.

This was, this has been planned for months and month probably years, but surely this particular

episode on the ground right now.

And so I think that he had to strike, although your frustration in the past weeks or months

was like, what the hay has gone on, you can't negotiate with lunatics.

And I think everybody understands that, but the president wasn't ready to pull the lever

prior to him being ready to pull the lever.

And at the end of the day, a lot of that's actually is what makes a great commander in

chief.

Is that not correct?

Yes.

No, I agree with what you're saying.

I think the point of my article was something else.

I was, I was frustrated by the fact that he was making promises to the people of Iran

and then not following through in, in what would seem like a timely manner.

And people were getting killed every day to the tune of something like 50,000 Iranians

died.

Let's touch on that.

You're right with your point.

And I want to jump in again here because you know, you're right.

What you're saying there, because we're talking real lives here.

And when he said help is on the way that was, that was, you know, where locked and loaded

and these kinds of comments, these are red line, these are red line statements.

And there's a point to that a lot of your right, but he put those out there for the global

community and consumption, Iranians, again, that information in the meantime, they're

putting themselves in harm's way in the streets.

And what was the, what are the real numbers intelligence wise that they're saying were killed

from this episode, please upward to 50,000.

Yeah.

I want Americans to hear that.

These are real numbers.

You know, it's pretty sick, isn't it?

That was a factor in this, wasn't it?

Yeah, it was a big fact.

And for me, that was, that was the purpose of my, my, my saying what I did in the article.

Yeah, because the president had been very outspoken, he said help is on the way.

We're here to, we're, we're locked and loaded and nothing happened and nothing happened

and people kept being killed.

And it wasn't just on the streets.

I mean, these, these bastards went into the hospitals and killed people in their beds

and they, they took them to prison and tortured them to death.

And it's the most horrible thing.

And, and yet nothing happened.

So, I, I think I understand that the president had to get air all, all of his little,

all of his chest pieces in the right positions.

And it was very important so that when they did attack today, simultaneously with Israel.

And I think we need to remember that Israel's role in this is not insignificant.

And it, it, it provides backup for, for the United States and, and provides a kind of

distraction and, and, and real military force that helps the president get his job done.

Yeah, yeah. Okay.

A couple of things here, Ilana.

So, very interestingly, as we're hearing these reports, we're talking about this all on Sunday here.

You know, I think I believe it was, it was indeed Friday evening as I recall now.

From a mine, Marco Rubio put out a, a very interesting statement that I gulped twice in my

wife, literally, what's the matter? And I said, look at these reports and they're out there.

Rubio designates around over wrongful detentions and urges Americans to leave country immediately.

And so, he says Iranian, he, this was all about detainees, but he was telling Americans to leave

the country like now, like walk out, take a bus, a taxi, whatever you got to do. I mean,

you don't put that kind of statement out there and sure enough, they attacked overnight,

our time, but during the daylight there, that was another fascinating thing, a lot of touch

on that real quick. They don't, you don't normally see, again, Trump does the element of surprise.

You don't normally see these things on their side done in daylight. It's usually always dark.

What, what do you think significance of that was?

Well, I think it was more significant, Kevin and Scott from completely by surprise.

They were not expecting a daylight attack. And as you say, it's not, not common to do that,

because the attack usually happened under cover of darkness. But this was, this was thought out,

and everybody was in place on all, all in Israel and on, on the American

ships and planes. And I think this was a brilliant maneuver. And I'm pleased that they weren't

limited by prior habit. It felt like only going at night. It was beautiful. And it was now we're

dealing with a response from Iran that is actually very, very muddled. They don't know

what their leaders are. They don't know if they're alive or dead.

Well, there are other parts I'm seeing on the wire, costly within the hours. A lot of that,

a lot of the upper echelon to the group there have been killed already. These reports are going

to keep coming, obviously, in the hours and dead here. But they're, and they remember these people,

by the way, there's another point here. The leadership in Iran, they were gathering in

several spots all at once. And this target from the United States and Israel was precise,

concise to those areas to take off the head here of the snake in those key areas. Was it not?

Yeah, I think it was. And what was interesting to me was that the the Iranians,

I believe it was the Secretary of State, said that he was, he was asked, is the Iatola okay?

And he said, is the alive? And he said, I hope, I hope the Iatola is okay. I believe he is,

but I really don't know. And we've lost some senior level of people, but that's okay. It doesn't

matter. I've seen that. I've seen those reports. It's like, we don't really care, right? It's like,

wow. It just tells you the sanctity of human life to these people. Everybody is disposable there

in that particular regime for sure. Okay, a lot of standby there here. I want to now, so let's transition

just a little bit here. And Professor, now, Peter Blusken's always joins us here. And so here's

what I see as the problem here now, Professor, with all of this said strategically on the battlefield,

as it's all taken place, a very thought out plan. This commemoration chief was not going to pull

the lever unless he knew the one thing about Trump, people can say what they want to say, but he does

not go down and defeat. He is a commander-in-chief that only knows one way and that is to win.

And that's on all levers of his being. It's just the way he is. It's the way he thinks. It's the way

he operates. And that's essential in a situation like this. The problem is his mega, make America

great again, which really is the nucleus of the Republican Party now that has really swallowed

the Republican Party whole. I'm not talking about the grand old party, the GOP. Those still stand

over there on the sidelines, but they've lost a lot of the power. America first, a lot of these

people wanted no foreign conflicts whatsoever. They wanted the country to stay out of it and focus

on the economy and what have you. Not understanding that in many cases, people would argue the big world

out there. And the fact that it's a global superpower, there are certain things we obligations or

things we have, as well as that we're also in the crosshairs of death to America, of Iran and the

Middle East, and Shippen and global commerce. And I can go on and on a non-professor. The damage

at home here within all of that is going to be essential. How do you sense that? How does he

thread that needle? I think the way he may only be able to succeed professor is if he has a

full-out victory here and that somebody gets in place to pick up the pieces out there, the carnage,

move forward, as Sargeis was saying, and Lana, hopefully there's a plan in place, they believe

there is. You know what I'm saying. So how does he deal with the fallout here, do you think?

And was this worth the gamble, do you think, for the president to do this? Well, the immediate

fallout is that there is no way that the U.S. could put soldiers on the ground over there. That

is from a conservative traditional point of view. Forget about the rhinals. They don't count in

this equation. You cannot put American people there anymore. You can't do that. I would ask Trump

to bring in the other Arab nations and say, you have a problem here. You guys take care of that as

well. Also put Israel in the forefront. Whatever Israel's problem is, the Trump has to be very careful

that it's for America that we're doing this, not for that region necessarily, because we know that

Iran has killed X number of Americans. We're very concerned with the sales here now in this nation.

One thing that Trump, I think, might do or we could do that is very important is on the

American shores, we are islamicizing this nation at a

astounding rate. They are passing out Kharans and Sharia law papers to kids in Texas and

in Brooklyn, for example, you have these rich islamuses, not muslim islamuses, stopping traffic and

very expensive luxury cars. What you have to tell the world is not that we are a fight with Iran

and so on, but we are in a fight for the globalists that have the islamicization of the world

very much in their target, which is a very schizophrenic kind of phenomenon. That the elites

of the world have turned their anger on Christianity and have, in fact, aided this islam.

So when you take this lady, this woman, the Minnesota woman, the senator, Omar, people like that,

those are foreign agents here in this country. And Trump has to turn this fight into the islamus,

to make people understand that the islamicization of the world cannot continue. That's the problem.

Wow, that is perfectly said. Everything you see there is perfectly said. And a lot of what you

just said to it was speaking out on Ilha Omar. You see the confrontation at the state of the union

with several of those representatives on the floor with the president. Not something

ordinarily you see and the way that it was put together and put out there for public consumption

with the state of the union. But a dual contrast for the American people to see, which was very

fascinating on the eve of all these things happening now, but back to a professor what you're saying

about the islamization of the country is a real deal. And then you see with Mondami up in New York

City and you see the other lunatic in Seattle and you see them popping up in cities and states

all over the place. It is like a whack-a-mole kind of thing all over the country. And it's sort of

like I think you would kind of say professors, almost like a cancer that is now kind of we're

not in a lethal mode of care. But we have some sort of a cancer here in our country. It's

going to be a bitch to get that cancer out of here, isn't it? Absolutely. If you pay close

attention to it, I watch this about four or five times when they put the camera on that Omar

and that other communists next to her. The face of those two women was absolute, total,

absolute, total evil. They was evil coming from these people because notice what happens in

in the America that we grew up with you had disagreements. I mean, mundane disagreements

between so-called Democrats and so-called Republicans. This is not a disagreement. This is an

insurrection. These people are insurrectionists. What they did in that in that in that video was

very obvious hate. It was hate like you've never seen before. This is not about disagreement.

This is not about it's ad hominem. They hate the man. They would hate you. They would hate me.

And this is the Islamic cessation, which is to the end result, which is the the the infetaler,

you know, the attack and this put in a new world here, that is, and they're doing it in your face

in this nation. No, and it is a cancer and it is hit a critical point. Trump must tie in these

people in this nation with that worldview that they want with this Iran attack so that the

Americans can wake up because the legacy media will not do this. The idiots that are coming out

of high schools and colleges have no conception about the the Islam growth of Islam and radical Islam

in America. I think Trump needs to connect the two and then that is a major victory.

Yeah. Well, it is. It'd be quite an incredible victory on it is game-changing for sure. This is

again, one of these what I reference always is a Reaganesque moment because of the way that he

changed the world and he did. I mean, he's historic and in every regard when you think of a leader,

a commander in chief in our country. Incredible. This is one of those moments. What's happening

right now, my fellow Americans, will define this presidency of this president and this moment of

time, it's it's uncanny that we're talking about this, friends, that are 250. Think about this.

So we're now, I mean, it's it's incredible. We are living through another incredible moment of time.

I mean, if we're going to get to the next 250 years and pass this thing off to our children,

our grandchildren, great-grandchildren, this is the moment, friends. This is the moment and that

moment has to be met by pure leadership and forethought of the future and we can have a lot of

people on the sidelines and and you know, that's going to happen in in our free speech environment

that we have and it's supposed to happen that debate is good to have these conversations at the

water cooler. That's what we respected America out loud is that debate of that first amendment is

a privilege to have here and that's why we run both sides of that debate on our platform. You'll

see that in the top stories all the time and in the newsfeed. People that like this but don't

like that like this and don't like and it's you know, opinions and and and and genuine feedback from

experts and people who understand what the stakes are. So okay, so this is just a fantastic talk here

with this distinguished panel, Lieutenant Colonel Sanchez Sengheri, Intel, Analyst, Alana Friedman,

and Professor Peter Blascon-Zalus will continue with us shortly here. But what's interesting about

this is I'm going to take the conversation in a couple of different areas that you'll want to be

very interested in. How that stated the union plays into some of this stuff. What what happens

from the a couple of interesting nuances I want to share with you as well. Then you see there are

a lot of claims that President again President Trump is going overboard which is not a new new

talking point of course with the save act which again plays into the midterm elections because a

lot of the things we're talking about now played to the midterm elections. Let's not lose sight of

that. Whatever's going to happen there November is going to be key for the House and Senate.

And that's the that's the levers of power friends and you cannot not disregard that. That's going

to be really really key. They're saying the President's trying to do a major power grab. We'll talk

about that a little bit how that fits into this scenario as well with the distinguished panel

in just a moment here. Okay. All right friends. So now as we rev up here on our 250th. So what's

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buttons are back at america allowed dot news of course okay we all seen the state of the union

this past week and the and there's a lot been said about the division in our country and what

is transpired here and professor i want to come back with you right now please i know you were the

last voice in the ship but i want to bring you the back to be the first voice right now there was

an interest in peace listen to me here on this now the new york times had the u.s. men's Olympic hockey

team won gold and then lost the room and this was a headline in my wife's industry what are they

talking about well if you didn't read that it was interesting and you you are always a strong

voice about the media and the damage the carnage they do in our country here in our nation

it goes like this the u.s. men's hockey team won Olympic gold for the first time since the

miracle on ice 46 years ago and for time the joy belonged to everyone but the next day

it didn't you wonder your scratch in your head at this point you know wonder what the hey how

do they talking about the york times goes on to say this and they needed aftermath of their victory

the team took a customary congratulatory call from president donald trump it was a joke that was about

the gold women women's hockey team that many americans wouldn't find funny and that that was

the whole gist of this thing and i just want to cut this right to the point here now because uh

and then they talked about the f.b.i. director caspatel juggling down beers in the locker room and

so on and so forth and of course you know any moment they could grab to showcase that all the

administrations out of control as so on and so forth uh while night of partying Miami for the

team got it followed up for return from italy some members of the team announced plans to step

on the house chamber a white house etc making appearance at trump state of the union which they did

but this isn't the neutral climate they say this isn't a neutral president and in a nation this

polarized the the proximity carries weight uh whether the players are being intentional merely

american no longer experiences rituals in the same way and it may never again they say

athletes would be wise to recognize that in this climate celebration is easily repurposed into

political capital you know professor we see this a lot uh it's where they take these kinds of

moments and they turn them into political warfare and that's what's happening with the hockey now

on the Olympics and it's not over by by a long shot but talk about how the media plays

as show vicious how they play into these stories and how they just tear this thing apart what do you

think about this well first of all we have to get rid of the word division there is no division

at this nation what there is if there is a concerted effort to destroy the nation from the inside it

used to be called the fifth columnist this is what we have the american press is a fifth columnist

the average dough on the street does not have a division this idea that that there is division

um there is no division the average dough wants these teams to win etc so what happens is when this

new york times which is divisive of course on purpose it's divide and conquer tells people you

cannot celebrate the victory of these white men that came back with this victory because this is an

oppressive you know medieval nation and what you said there Malcolm is in the future you people

better be careful that you don't go celebrating totalitarian regimes like america which is where

the so-called division comes of course if you continue saying this you create a nation of

schizophrenics you create a nation of anxiety riddled people who are fifth columnists it will not

stop until they take over one solution to this is that the the national department of education has

to be taken over by by americans by people who are working for this nation and the states have

to do the same one more thing that i would suggest and maybe this is a pipe dream is that rich

americans the ones that are the elites that are obviously destroying the place decide that they

are going to buy the legacy media at every level and and and do not allow for this brainwashing to

go on there you follow so this is not division it is an insurrection and they're doing it in your

face that the average person keeps thinking it's normal we have to talk disagree you do not

disagree with these people because they shut you down and that's what they're doing it's that's

how sad it is lieutenant colonel sages and gary i want you to pick up a moment where a professor is

he just brings up just a strong point about you know he talks about the gravity of this moment it's

more than what's being let out what they're reporting on he's right he's right and it really is the

takedown of of of a nation of of this 250th it's just again so incredibly remarkable we're at

this moment of time here and we're fighting for the survival of this american experiment and we

can't lose sight of that i want to i want to get to some other things here actually sages so take

just a moment and opine on that though please what he what the professor is speaking about uh

major to the media is dominated by really little six companies right which one we got we got

a comcast disney uh warner brothers abcd yeah paramounts sonia namaz on ok so guess what whatever is

paying you the money and wants you to say certain things you're going to say what they're telling

you to say they're your bosses so we have to understand i think kind of breaking that up and what

has happened with technology that podcasts with like you know shows that we have with you know

the network you set up with you know it gives an opportunity for folks to collect information

from multiple platforms and kind of make that decision on their own right so i i i i know it

affects a lot of stuff and and one of the things that i always have said you know we're we talked

in the last segment about what happened to iran well iranians toppled the shop because you had

communists in iran and islamas work together to topple them and then of course after the uh he

was toppled the islamas turned the guns kill all the communists it took over uh where where did

those communists get those ideologies those people were the ones who were sent here from the middle

class of iran to study were in our universities they studied at my tv studied at uh uh you know

Berkeley they studied here in the united states and they were told by their teachers to show

of iran is bad go top of them and why did why would those teachers say that in a communists in a

democratic nation why because i tell people go back and read operation paperclip where we talk

bunch of Nazis because of recitists we don't want to kill them we brought him here we put him

in our universities because we wanted to pick their brains and just because you put a professor who's

on Nazi from germany in Berkeley game and new you know identity doesn't mean he's going to change his

Nazi pervations so he basically preached the same lines and being up where we are today so we

kind of sold that seat for ourselves at to a point where you can't even have a uh secretary

of war brief or the secretary of state i should say even brief congress without just briefing to

the uh you know uh the gang of eight because his worry is the fact brief everybody in congress

we have congressional leaders who are going to leak information about our operational plans

against iran to them directly want to transition to something here this i want to get into this

broadcast so this is the save act uh the president's been very he spoke about the city you're in

very outspoken he wants to make this happen is past the house it is hung up in the senate it's got to

pass the senate needs sixty votes uh john thune can't get the sixty votes can get the fifty and get

the fifty one maybe whatever never talking about a filibuster trump is actually saying there's

actually talk by the way of him doing a national emergency this this is very very aggressive

but paving way for some other things that could happen uh what are you hearing about anything you

i i don't think that uh what the the democrats are complaining about is valid they're talking about

it being racist they're talking about it being jim crowed you know twenty two oh they always do

uh this is silly this is uh the democrats the party of jim crow so i i can't take them very

seriously at all except that they are carrying weight in in the vote uh declaring that that

proof of citizenship is important that at red voter registration it seems like a no-brainer

it's of course it's important it's essential a non-citizen should not be voting for in in

internal election uh prevented but they're doing it but they're but they're doing it along and

and the and the president actually you just said what the president said by the way well i

agree with them so they already agrees with me almost anything that that requires

is some form of of security you have to show but you have to show i d that's nothing nothing

terrible about that even mondami johran mondami asked for two two two points of voter i d in

new york to shovel snow that way five points of identification to shovel snow for whatever it was

eighteen dollars an hour some of that um it's crazy and yet i'm sure he'd need the first one to

jump up and say no voter i d you know no i d for if you want to vote you you can't you can't ask

for voter i d you can't ask the proof of citizenship um i i think that the sayback is a very

important bill and it needs to be passed we should have had it a long time ago the republicans

have to do the filibuster do you think and go and again so sixty would drop the sixty uh down uh should

they do it yes or no i i think do whatever is necessary to get this bill passed uh professor uh

do you agree with that say because there's a lot of conversation about that right now that this

opportunity is right now in front of us and this midterm is a significant with the house and senate

stake and they're saying he should filibuster the the the congress should if necessary to get the

say back that there's no reason why that shouldn't pass it shouldn't be controversial but yet it is

what do you think it is part it is part of the takedown of america the trump has to pass this bill

the the americans have to pass this bill and and require the americans for americans otherwise

it is in your face how they are cheating they are they're treating this like people are stupid which

in you know this is what you're graduating today and this is why people are saying it's all about

fairness and tolerance and all that it's called cheating it is some mechanism of cheating that

has to stop yeah yeah and we've been reporting on it for some time and it goes even further professor

because uh uh there there reports yet trump reportedly mulling plans to declare national emergency

paving way for major power grab and the washington post reported that activists are working with

the white house on an executive order to declare a national emergency of america's elections and

paved the way for a power grab so they're calling it a power grab professor to be able to

be able to have a voter ID and to limit this voter fraud election stuff that's been going on for

so long in our country the president like everything he does is trying to put a stop to it but now

you see where the sides are lining up this could be quite a conflict if they do the filibusta

uh but you're i think the stakes are pretty high you're saying go for it is that what you're saying

yes absolutely this this this the the activists as they call them this is this information this is

to counter it's kind of like going to the doctor and the doctors the one that fills you with cancer

this is this information in americans have to be told you are being disinformed nations have to have

legal people voting and no others but the left cannot win and i mean the left there is no such

democrats in this nation anymore it is so far left they cannot win they have nothing to win on

except raw power this is about raw power violence 60 seconds for your sergeants i'd like to get

you a pint on this uh but they're what they're calling as a power grab this again this is actually

more significant than the conflicts the the kinetic conflicts that are happening right now i would

suggest to you should they do the filibusta yes or yes or no and it's just the time to get to set

the record straight for this or they overstep in their bounds no decision is a right or wrong decision

but it has consequences and if they do that the consequences would be in the future that's going to

be used against them and i will tell you that this act it would be nice if they all agree to

upon it the problem is we can't get him to agree upon it no if you get rid of filibusta or guess what

happens then if they want to do anything in the future past it they're going to be able to do you

know many people would argue you're damned if you do damned if you don't but you could be in this

particular case you're damned if you don't period and stop i don't know uh and it depends again

back to that power grab professor was talking about and uh the way their seasoned power at all levels

you know friend says a lot more in the news i mean the news tends to do just one story and they

beat it to death and i did not want to do that on this broadcast but brought in the saddle a little

bit to look at the bigger picture i think we accomplished that and a tremendous thank you here to

lieutenant colonel sarge's son gary illana freeman and professor pedra blascon solas you can get

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