Ana Kasparian Exposes the Pro-Israel Media Blackout on Epstein Files and America's Weakened Military

[00:00] When every pro-Israel media figure comes

[00:04] out at the same time and basically says,

[00:06] "Oh, there's no big deal with the

[00:07] Epstein files. They shouldn't be

[00:09] released." You're giving it away. Like,

[00:11] you're giving it away. Like, you guys

[00:13] are too obvious. When you consider the

[00:15] fact that we have depleted 80% of our

[00:17] missile interceptors uh because we've uh

[00:20] given military aid to Israel, Ukraine,

[00:23] we're currently using interceptors, you

[00:25] know, in this war against Iran. I'm

[00:27] worried about our national security. Our

[00:29] national security like and I'm not one

[00:31] of these like woo I'm going to scare

[00:32] everybody. I'm not a scaremonger and I

[00:34] never bought into national security

[00:37] threats or that narrative from the

[00:39] government when it came to manufacturing

[00:41] consent for wars that we got involved

[00:42] in. But right now when you just look at

[00:45] the facts, our military capability is

[00:47] weakened. We don't have the

[00:50] manufacturing capacity that Iran has for

[00:53] instance. Like they build $5,000 drones

[00:55] real quick. We have an entire corrupt

[00:58] system where these defense contractors,

[01:00] first of all, we don't have like the

[01:01] industrial base and the manufacturing

[01:03] capacity to build these weapons as

[01:05] quickly as we would need. Okay. And then

[01:08] on top of that, just because we're

[01:10] spending an arm and a leg on our

[01:12] Pentagon on our defense budget doesn't

[01:14] mean that we're getting our money's

[01:15] worth.

[01:15] >> No, we're sending it overseas.

[01:16] >> We're sending it overseas. And on top of

[01:18] that, we're spending more than we need

[01:20] to on the weaponry that we purchase, the

[01:23] the defense capabilities we purchase

[01:25] from these private that's the kickbacks.

[01:28] That's the entire neocon class. Exactly.

[01:30] And that's the Megan McCain's of the

[01:32] world who sit up there have accomplished

[01:34] absolutely nothing in their lives, but

[01:35] just sit up there and go war because my

[01:37] trust fund needs to grow. Um, and have

[01:39] the audacity to lecture us.

[01:41] >> I have a funny story about me. I I just

[01:43] I am amazed that she has the audacity to

[01:46] ever speak but will like my daddy that's

[01:48] her whole position in life. My daddy has

[01:50] never done

[01:51] >> literally anything say my daddy.

[01:53] >> I've never met a woman in the media

[01:56] space or political space who's

[01:58] less intellectually curious.

[02:01] She's so I mean she used to host a show

[02:04] called Take Part Live and at this time

[02:07] she and I knew each other and so I would

[02:09] fill in when one of the hosts was out

[02:12] but we interacted and I remember one

[02:14] time they called me in to be a guest on

[02:16] the panel and they were going to talk

[02:18] about this is during the Obama

[02:20] administration they were going to talk

[02:21] about Obama's expansion of drone use in

[02:24] you know the Middle East and a lot of

[02:26] innocent people were getting killed you

[02:28] know a lot of collateral damage and

[02:30] people were very crit critical about

[02:32] that and so she just had to read an

[02:34] article so she would know what the story

[02:37] is as we talk about on the show. She

[02:39] couldn't be bothered to read the

[02:40] article. She had no interest at all. I'm

[02:41] like why are you even in this space?

[02:43] What are you doing?

[02:43] >> You you could see that even when she was

[02:45] on the view totally she just had nothing

[02:47] to add that was intellectual that looked

[02:50] like she maybe studied. She she she just

[02:52] comes across like they had a butler who

[02:54] did her homework. Do you know what I

[02:54] mean? And that she's that she reads very

[02:57] few books. There's just something about

[02:58] her and yet she has this attitude and

[03:01] this sense of this arrogance. Well, my

[03:02] daddy, my daddy, my daddy and has no

[03:05] idea what the general viewpoint is of

[03:06] her father like too that's also

[03:08] stunning. It's like she thinks like her

[03:09] dad is some like very well-liked

[03:11] politician. No, actually on the right or

[03:14] or on the left is your father was your

[03:16] father very well-liked or is he very

[03:17] respected? And I think people chose this

[03:20] sort of uh respectful silence obviously

[03:22] when he pa passed away. And for me a

[03:25] moment where I really saw what she was

[03:28] was when she used her father's funeral

[03:30] to dunk on Trump. Like

[03:32] >> I don't remember that.

[03:33] >> Oh gosh. Her the speech. Yeah. My my my

[03:36] dad would say that this country was

[03:38] always great because you know Trump said

[03:39] make America great again.

[03:40] >> That's right. I do remember that now.

[03:41] >> And I just thought to myself, what is

[03:43] your life?

[03:44] >> Like do you have a real life? If you

[03:46] think that I would waste one sentence,

[03:49] one breath towards an enemy when my

[03:51] father at the funeral at the funeral,

[03:53] it's like I like are you kidding me?

[03:55] You're trying to dunk a political it's

[03:57] just it was to me so crass and so um

[04:00] yeah it it's the arrogance that comes

[04:01] that goes with it when we know you've

[04:03] worked for nothing in your life and you

[04:04] have had everything handed to you and

[04:06] you actually don't have any moral

[04:07] principle outside of more war, more war,

[04:09] more war. Yeah. Um, and the amount of

[04:12] people who are dying, it it's the way

[04:13] these people speak to us. And I'm saying

[04:15] left and right. The way they speak to us

[04:18] when they call us evil, psychopathic,

[04:22] >> when we're worried about innocent people

[04:23] getting killed like that, at the heart

[04:25] of it is that we find it immoral just

[04:29] like I did on October 7th. I find it

[04:32] immoral when civilians are targeted and

[04:35] killed. Mhm.

[04:36] >> So, I was not ever one of those people

[04:39] who cheered on what happened on October

[04:41] 7th. Never. I never would. That goes

[04:43] against who I am as a human being. I

[04:45] value human life and I don't think

[04:46] civilians should be targeted for any

[04:48] reason. Anytime they are, the person

[04:50] doing the targeting, the group doing the

[04:51] targeting is in the wrong. Period.

[04:53] >> That's it. So when you now have upward

[04:57] of 75,000 people killed in Gaza and you

[05:01] mention that to a Israel first or or a

[05:05] Zionist and they respond to you

[05:06] immediately by saying what about October

[05:08] 7th, what that communicates to me is you

[05:12] do have a problem with civilian lives

[05:14] being lost on a particular side,

[05:17] >> but civilian lives mean nothing to you.

[05:20] At first I thought when it comes to the

[05:22] Palestinians, but no, I feel like human

[05:24] life doesn't matter to them at all

[05:26] unless we're talking about

[05:28] >> a Jewish Zionist because if you're a

[05:30] Jewish person, like Dave Smith, for

[05:32] instance,

[05:33] >> they'll kill you, too. They could care

[05:34] less.

[05:34] >> But you're not a Zionist. Oh, they could

[05:36] they couldn't care less. You're right.

[05:37] They could not care less. And I just

[05:39] find that so immoral. But they turn

[05:42] around and they try to make us look like

[05:43] we're the immoral ones that because we

[05:45] have a problem and we're speaking out

[05:46] about this.

[05:47] >> That's exactly right. And you you

[05:49] understand even within the Jewish

[05:51] population and that's why I've done so

[05:53] so much I've made such an effort over

[05:55] the last year to wake up Jewish

[05:56] Americans to this right because I view

[05:58] them as you were brainwashed. This is

[05:59] what you think. I mean this is the whole

[06:01] reason they started the program of

[06:02] Birthright. And when the ADL guy got

[06:04] caught uh like on a private call saying

[06:06] that like we need to kind of come up

[06:08] with something. We're losing Gen Z. We

[06:09] got to do like we did when we

[06:10] established that program for Birthright.

[06:12] Um and this is why Max Blumenthal has

[06:14] done such incredible work because he

[06:15] went on birthright and he spoke about

[06:17] but that experience they're brainwashing

[06:19] them so young right we are all subject

[06:21] to brainwashing that is the most

[06:23] important thing that I think I have come

[06:25] out of learning as like how did I get

[06:27] brainwashed I thought the same thing I

[06:28] was watching the Holocaust movies all of

[06:30] that is a part of your growing up your

[06:32] brainwashing experience what you're

[06:34] learning in the classroom you're who is

[06:35] the victim you know and who do you have

[06:38] to defend who is being oppressed and so

[06:39] there's this sort of trigger mechanism

[06:42] that is within all of us. It's b buried

[06:44] within us from the time that we're kids

[06:46] and we don't realize it because we're

[06:47] just taking in so much media. We're

[06:49] taking in we're listening to our

[06:50] teachers and then we're like October 7th

[06:52] happens and then they go remember all

[06:54] that stuff like this is now you have to

[06:56] understand what they're going to do

[06:57] next. Think about what happened. You

[06:58] don't want another Holocaust.

[07:00] >> It's like priming you to be accepting of

[07:02] something that just goes against your

[07:04] core principles.

[07:05] >> And and for Jewish Americans, too, so

[07:07] you can understand why they reacted the

[07:09] way that they did right away. Of course,

[07:11] they're going to get that 20 times worse

[07:12] is going to be your stories about your

[07:14] grandma and your book, like you go to

[07:16] temple, you go to, you know, I mean, you

[07:17] go, you go to synagogue and you're going

[07:19] to have those presets and then it went

[07:22] too far and a lot of them snapped out of

[07:23] it. And now I get Jewish people emailing

[07:25] me being like, I don't know what this

[07:27] is. I don't know why I'm being told I

[07:29] have to defend Jeffrey Epste. I don't

[07:31] know why I'm being told I have to defend

[07:33] BB Netany and Yahoo. So, can we just

[07:35] address how brazenly obvious

[07:38] like, okay, when every pro-Israel media

[07:43] figure comes out at the same time and

[07:46] basically says, "Oh, there's no big deal

[07:48] with the Epstein files. They shouldn't

[07:49] be released."

[07:50] >> You're giving it away. Like, you're

[07:52] giving it away. Like, you guys are too

[07:53] obvious. And and what I'm wondering is

[07:57] was the propaganda always this bad or is

[08:00] it that we're just a lot more awake now

[08:03] because there's diversified independent

[08:04] media. People are kind of breaking out

[08:06] of their bubble so it's harder to lie to

[08:08] us. So they're like propaganda muscle

[08:11] has atrophied to some extent.

[08:13] >> So well said. I think it's the latter.

[08:15] Absolutely. I think we are more awake

[08:18] than we've ever been. There's

[08:19] independent media. Uh, and it's also

[08:21] like you said earlier, they can't help

[08:24] themselves. So, the entire strategy of

[08:26] the Daily Wire, try to destroy me

[08:28] actually woke a lot of people up. It's

[08:29] like, my goodness, Candace was going

[08:30] around Judeo-Christian doing all the

[08:32] things. She worked at Prager. You want

[08:34] me to believe that overnight Candace

[08:35] Owens became an anti-semite to Adolf

[08:37] Hitler. She was working with uh, you

[08:39] know, Ben Shapiro and Marishia Strait

[08:41] and Dennis Prager. And they're like,

[08:42] "Yeah, no. It's it's crazy how it

[08:44] happened. She fell and bumped her head

[08:45] and now she's Adolf Hitler." And that

[08:47] it's it's the whiplash. It's too fast.

[08:49] People go, "Okay, you had me." Maybe you

[08:51] had me at Nick Fuentes. You know, like

[08:53] people go, "Okay, he was done early.

[08:55] He's 18. We didn't know who he was." But

[08:57] they just start moving and then you're

[08:59] going, "It's Candace Owens. Oh no,

[09:00] Tucker Carlson bumped his head and

[09:01] became Adolf Hitler." It's it's becomes

[09:04] way too And then you go, "Okay, let me

[09:06] go back and really see what's happening

[09:07] here."

[09:07] >> Totally. Because I mean, look, Nick

[09:10] Fuentes's rhetoric is nowhere close to

[09:13] Tucker Carlson's rhetoric. Not nowhere

[09:15] close to it.

[09:15] >> They're all in the same books,

[09:16] >> right? but they're lumped together. And

[09:19] to me, this isn't really about hatred

[09:22] toward Jewish people, which I find

[09:24] immoral, just like I would find hatred

[09:26] toward Muslims or hatred toward

[09:27] Christians. Like, hating any group of

[09:29] people simply based on their identity is

[09:31] wrong. I've always been against that.

[09:33] Yeah.

[09:33] >> But um but yeah, I just it just seems

[09:36] like I forgot where I was going with

[09:39] that. Yeah. A lot of people I like I

[09:40] think they were just kind of part of

[09:42] this algorithmic bubble where they're

[09:45] only exposed to one thing. And when it

[09:48] came to the Muslim population, I think

[09:51] that the dehumanization

[09:54] >> was seen in the media across the board.

[09:57] And that brainwashing worked for a

[09:58] really long time. I mean, it definitely

[09:59] convinced Americans to support wars that

[10:01] we shouldn't have supported.

[10:03] >> Going back to those presets when we're

[10:04] in our youth, 9/11.

[10:05] >> Yep.

[10:06] >> It was so raw. It was so scary. They the

[10:08] way they made us stand up at 911 every

[10:11] day the time in school moment of silence

[10:13] for what the Muslims did to us. Think

[10:16] about like that's kind of so I was just

[10:18] like Muslims like this is just how they

[10:20] live. This is what they do and didn't

[10:23] didn't register to me as Islamophobia. I

[10:25] just thought I'm educ I'm educated. It's

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[11:45] >> I I remember that. I remember that so

[11:47] well. I remember the unfair attacks

[11:50] against Muslims, by the way. I mean,

[11:52] there are different Muslim beliefs like

[11:56] sex and whatever, but everything was

[11:58] just lumped together. Muslims bad and

[12:00] this is going to be used as a

[12:01] justification for us to enrich defense

[12:04] contractors. They profit off war right

[12:07] now. You know, there's a town in Alabama

[12:09] where they make um rockets and military

[12:12] weaponry and it's booming all of a

[12:13] sudden because of the war against Iran.

[12:16] And um it's funny listening to an

[12:18] interview of like one of the workers

[12:19] there because

[12:21] they're able to like compartmentalize

[12:24] the economic boom they're experiencing

[12:26] from what it's feeding into. Mhm.

[12:29] >> And so when you think about how people's

[12:30] livelihoods get wrapped up into

[12:33] questions of peace and war, when you

[12:35] consider the fact that our our media

[12:37] apparatus, especially when it comes to

[12:38] legacy media or corporate media, is very

[12:40] much part of the propaganda campaigns

[12:43] to,

[12:45] in my opinion, just trick Americans into

[12:47] supporting things that actually work

[12:48] against their own interests. All of that

[12:51] stuff started to kind of get chipped

[12:53] away at by independent media

[12:56] >> and people being willing to

[12:59] honestly critique their own side. There

[13:02] aren't a lot of people in the media who

[13:03] are willing to do that. Just a handful

[13:04] that I can think of. But I think that

[13:06] woke a lot of people up. I really did. I

[13:08] I really do think it did.

[13:09] >> And the whiplash of, oh, Tucker Carlson

[13:11] was fine for Fox News and CNN and

[13:14] everything. And then all of a sudden,

[13:15] no, Tucker Carlson very very bad. You

[13:17] can't listen. And it's but we're

[13:19] starting to notice this pattern that

[13:20] it's the same issue that suddenly gets

[13:22] these people who are welcomed, loved by

[13:25] the mainstream, adored by the

[13:26] mainstream, and then suddenly thrust to

[13:28] the side and having not just their

[13:31] livelihoods impacted, but also our

[13:33] families. I was watching this attack

[13:36] >> on your husband, like my husband's being

[13:39] attacked, your husband's being attacked.

[13:41] Yep.

[13:42] >> And by the way, kudos for you for just

[13:44] coming back. Thank you. Yes, it is my

[13:45] husband. He's hot. I'm glad you found

[13:47] him.

[13:47] >> I mean,

[13:48] >> right. He's hot. Thank you. But what

[13:51] actually sits at the center of that?

[13:52] Let's now try to get and harass Anna

[13:56] Kasparian's husband. What Why do you

[13:58] think that that became now their their

[13:59] prime motivator?

[14:01] >> Well, because

[14:03] I'm I don't want to say I'm unbreakable,

[14:05] but I am kind of unbreakable. Like, I'm

[14:07] the kind of person who does not respond

[14:09] well to others telling me what I can and

[14:12] can't think or what I can and can't say.

[14:14] So, I might fall prey to brainwashing

[14:17] and propaganda. We're all susceptible to

[14:19] that. However, when you're straight up

[14:22] telling me you're not allowed to think

[14:23] that, you're not allowed to say that,

[14:25] >> I just get very irritable and I double

[14:28] down. It's like not the way to persuade

[14:31] me to think otherwise, right? And so,

[14:34] >> I mean, they've done some damage to me

[14:35] financially. I got fired from a job that

[14:37] I really like a side job where I was

[14:39] doing investigative reporting um on

[14:41] California based stories because there's

[14:43] a lot going down in California that I

[14:44] think people need to be aware about uh

[14:46] to make smarter decisions when they

[14:48] vote. Um so even though that was one of

[14:50] the more difficult jobs like I was

[14:52] writing features like 2,000word pieces

[14:55] that were like original reporting it was

[14:58] hard it was very timeconuming but I

[15:00] loved that job so much uh they they they

[15:03] took it from me. Um, I guess there was

[15:05] one board member at the company that uh

[15:07] didn't like my commentary. I called uh

[15:09] Jonathan Kenriquez who's a IDF

[15:11] propagandist. He's usually on like

[15:13] Pierce Morgan's show and whatever. I was

[15:15] on with him and I called him a terrorist

[15:17] because he's a terrorist and um that was

[15:19] it. Like that was what got me fired.

[15:21] Whatever. But I'll take it. I I want to

[15:23] be free. I don't want to work for some

[15:24] This is not a news organization if you

[15:26] guys are going to censor people uh on

[15:28] what they can and can't say on what's

[15:30] going down in the Middle East right now.

[15:31] So, okay, fine. I'm You took that from

[15:33] me. But once they realize that like

[15:35] taking things away from me wasn't

[15:37] working, once they realize like TYT is

[15:40] not going to fire her, they're like,

[15:41] "Okay, what else can we do?" And they

[15:43] immediately move on to collective

[15:45] punishment. They are big believers in

[15:48] the ideology of collective punishment.

[15:50] So, we're going to go after her family.

[15:51] We're going to go after her husband

[15:53] who's a freaking PE teacher who is not

[15:56] political. By the way, after they did go

[15:59] after him, this is the second time.

[16:01] First time they did it, suddenly my

[16:03] husband's asking me questions about

[16:05] what's happening in Gaza. Suddenly he's

[16:08] he's listening to my show. He's and I'm

[16:10] like, "Oh, you never you know, cuz he's

[16:12] not a political person at all." I'm

[16:13] like, "Why are you asking me questions

[16:15] suddenly? Why are you listening to the

[16:16] show regularly?" He's like, "Cuz they

[16:18] made me want to know what's going on."

[16:21] >> Exactly.

[16:21] >> You know what I'm saying? So like their

[16:23] efforts in attacking people,

[16:25] intimidating people, censoring people is

[16:27] so counterproductive, but they're too

[16:29] stupid to realize it. They are quite

[16:31] literally attacking Zionists. They will

[16:33] attack to try to hurt me. They will

[16:35] attack Zionists. Like there was this

[16:37] whole thread where Laura Loomer was

[16:40] going after like my lawyers and she's

[16:42] like this. Okay.

[16:43] >> So are you BDS now? Like you know what I

[16:45] mean? Are you saying like that I should

[16:47] not work in any capacity with Zionist?

[16:49] That that's literally boycott, divest,

[16:51] and sanction. So I'm turning Zionists

[16:53] into promoters of BDS which is

[16:55] incredible. They don't even like I said

[16:56] there's no thought process. It's just

[16:58] attack attack attack. It's like I have

[16:59] to spend money with a lawyer. Okay,

[17:01] there are millions of lawyers. They're

[17:03] all over. They're a dime a dozen over

[17:04] here. Uh if you want to attack a lawyer

[17:07] for getting paid, you're doing the work

[17:09] of actually what people think people

[17:11] boycott divest um away from Zionists in

[17:14] general. And so I'm like, okay, this is

[17:17] not a big deal to me. But there is a

[17:18] there is a desperation. Uh there's

[17:21] something right now that feels very

[17:22] fragile.

[17:24] >> They're getting so increasingly

[17:25] desperate. Like we're going after

[17:27] people's husbands. We're going after

[17:29] people's lawyers. We will try to just

[17:30] harass you and it's obviously not

[17:32] working at all. I'm like you. I just dig

[17:34] my feet in even more and I'm like, let's

[17:37] suit up for battle. Let's do this thing.

[17:39] I am not going to be broken by this. You

[17:41] guys have tried so much.

[17:43] >> But right now, I mean, the radical

[17:45] nature of Trump's tweets right now,

[17:48] they're unhinged. And I used to enjoy,

[17:51] they used to be piffy, one sentence, and

[17:53] hit at some modicum of truth like only

[17:55] Rosie O'Donnell. That's just funny to

[17:57] people cuz it's like he's saying

[17:58] basically Rosie O'Donnell. This is not

[18:01] that. This is like the rantings of a

[18:03] madman. I don't have time to read all of

[18:05] this and at its core it's just he's

[18:09] being instructed to attack people who

[18:10] don't support Israel.

[18:11] >> It's crazy. It's absolutely insane.

[18:13] >> What are we getting close to?

[18:15] >> Yeah,

[18:16] >> that's my question. What are we getting

[18:17] close to if they don't feel like they're

[18:20] in control right now? They feel like an

[18:22] animal backed into a corner that's

[18:23] fighting and just lashing. Well, it's

[18:25] funny because they are in control of the

[18:28] levers of power, right? And that's

[18:31] definitely scary. I mean, don't get me

[18:33] wrong. I don't want to minimize that.

[18:34] But at the same time, they are no longer

[18:37] in control of the narrative. And

[18:38] Americans are waking up to just how much

[18:42] our government has been, I mean, for

[18:45] lack of a better word, infiltrated by

[18:48] people who uh are much more concerned

[18:51] with foreign policy that benefits Israel

[18:54] above and beyond, you know, what's

[18:56] better for the American people. This war

[18:58] against Iran doesn't benefit us in any

[19:00] way, shape, or form. And we went into it

[19:02] with no strategy, no plan,

[19:04] >> no support for the people.

[19:05] >> Exactly. no support for I mean Trump

[19:07] never even thought he needed to make his

[19:09] case to the American people. So we went

[19:11] into it with it being an incredibly

[19:13] unpopular war. The fact that he didn't

[19:15] even consider that Iran would take

[19:18] control of the straight of Hormuse thus

[19:20] creating a lot of economic pain for the

[19:23] globe. Like think about all all of our

[19:25] allies right now longtime allies who are

[19:27] so furious with us. You know Germany

[19:30] recently came out and had some you know

[19:32] strong words against the United States.

[19:34] Um, India has been irritated with us

[19:37] because of first Trump's uh, Liberation

[19:39] Day tariffs, which also seemed pretty

[19:41] ham-handed. And I'm saying that as

[19:42] someone who's supportive of targeted

[19:44] tariffs and think, you know, they can

[19:46] work in bringing some jobs back to the

[19:48] United States. But the way he did it

[19:50] made a lot of enemies. Again, I go back

[19:52] to the issue of our, you know, military

[19:55] being weakened because we've given so

[19:56] many weapons away. We've used so many

[19:58] weapons and we've depleted 80% of our,

[20:00] uh, missile interceptors. I just feel

[20:02] for the first time that we are not safe.

[20:06] But the thing that gives me a little bit

[20:08] of relief is knowing that

[20:11] people on the left and the right are

[20:12] waking up to it. You know, like that

[20:14] gives me hope. If if it weren't for

[20:16] that, honestly, I would definitely be

[20:18] 100% blackpilled. I would be a total

[20:20] doomer and I would see no hope for the

[20:22] future. But the people are waking up,

[20:25] >> right? And so the fact that the

[20:28] individuals you're referring to who are

[20:30] backed into a corner don't have control

[20:31] of the narrative, that's why they're

[20:32] backed into the corner and they don't

[20:34] know what to do. So they're lashing out

[20:36] and attacking family members, but it's

[20:38] only helping our cause when they do that

[20:41] because people see it and they're just

[20:42] like, "Ew, this is disgusting behavior.

[20:44] Why are you going after a PE teacher who

[20:46] never said anything about Israel at

[20:47] all?" You know, and anything I've said

[20:49] about Israel is not anti-Semitic. Israel

[20:52] carried out a genocide, continues to

[20:53] carry out a genocide in Gaza. uh they

[20:55] were occupying 53% of the territory. Now

[20:57] they're occupying 64%. Just last night I

[21:00] read an article about how they quietly

[21:03] redrrew the map of the area of Gaza that

[21:06] they're going to occupy. So from 53% to

[21:09] 64%. Where are all those Palestinians

[21:11] going to go? How many uh refugee crises

[21:14] have we experienced because Israel wants

[21:16] to pursue its border expansion project?

[21:19] Mhm.

[21:20] >> And so when I hear people like that

[21:22] Tommy Robinson guy whining about like,

[21:24] "Oh, the Islamification of the UK, these

[21:26] Muslims are so bad and so dangerous, you

[21:29] are supportive of Israel. So unless you

[21:31] wake up and tell the truth about what's

[21:33] actually happening and what's causing

[21:35] these mass migration events, how about

[21:37] you shut up?"

[21:38] >> I always say that. I'm like, "And where

[21:39] do you think these migrants are coming

[21:41] from? Do you think they wanted to be

[21:42] here or are they being forced out of

[21:44] their homes?" And so they don't they

[21:46] can't connect the dot there. Yeah. It's,

[21:48] oh, we have a Muslim problem, but no, we

[21:50] actually we have an Israel neverending

[21:52] war problem.

[21:53] >> Exactly.

[21:54] >> And it's then, of course, these people

[21:56] have to go somewhere if we're just going

[21:57] to take their land.

[21:58] >> Look at Lebanon now.

[21:59] >> Yeah.

[21:59] >> They're like, "Yeah, we're just going to

[22:00] take southern Lebanon." And then, by the

[22:02] way, they've begun evacuating villages

[22:06] north of the Latani River, meaning, "Oh,

[22:08] no, it's not just southern Lebanon." And

[22:10] so when people fearmonger about groups

[22:12] like Hezbollah, for instance, which is

[22:14] supported by Iran, you got to understand

[22:17] why Hezbollah exists in the first place.

[22:18] Hezbollah formed in the 1980s after

[22:22] Israel invaded southern Lebanon.

[22:24] >> So like, let me ask our red-blooded

[22:27] Americans right now, if Mexico invaded,

[22:31] you know, one of our southern border

[22:32] countries uh states,

[22:34] >> are we just going to sit back and take

[22:36] it or is there going to be a resistance

[22:37] group? right now. We have a military. We

[22:39] have a government that would prevent

[22:41] that from happening. But let's say uh a

[22:43] foreign country uh turned our government

[22:46] into a puppet of theirs and they cared

[22:49] less about protecting the American

[22:50] people and our territory. Uh which I

[22:52] think is the case in Lebanon. Um there

[22:54] would be a resistance group.

[22:55] >> Of course there would be.

[22:57] >> Yeah. Yeah. I always said to people,

[22:58] it's like they took their homes. They

[23:01] just woke up one day and said, "I don't

[23:02] care if you've lived here for centuries.

[23:04] You just got to go. We're now giving

[23:06] your land." and you're not going to get

[23:08] any money. Like you're at gunpoint. You

[23:10] just got to leave your house.

[23:11] >> I can't imagine.

[23:12] >> It's weird to me that people don't

[23:14] understand that if you keep empowering

[23:16] something that is that immoral, right?

[23:18] Something that believes that genocide is

[23:20] their right,

[23:22] >> that it's their birthright to mass

[23:25] murder children who don't see you as

[23:27] having a human soul. How do you not

[23:30] comprehend that that chicken will

[23:31] eventually come home to roost?

[23:32] >> 100%.