[00:00] Either we're Americans fighting on behalf of America and American ideals or we're not. We're Israeli puppets and I'm unwilling to be an Israeli stooge. >> permanent intelligence sharing with Israel and ties it to their qualitative military edge and restricts future presidents from scaling it back. >> between the United States and Israel that would literally join the US and Israel at the hip in terms of technical technological cooperation. Israel is ranked in the intelligence
[00:30] community as critical threat for counterintelligence. And instead, the response now is ah, just give them everything anyway. Just give it [music] to them. The entire US intelligence community, not just the CIA, but all 18 members of the US intelligence community wrote two national intelligence estimates.
[01:01] Both concluding unanimously that the Iranians did not have a nuclear weapons program. Besides that, in 2003, Ayatollah Khamenei, the the late Ayatollah Khamenei, um issued a fatwa in 2003 declaring it a sin to develop a nuclear weapon. There was no Iranian nuclear weapon or nuclear weapons program, period. But that narrative didn't serve of Israeli interests.
[01:32] And so Benjamin Netanyahu just kept doing what he's always done and what Israeli prime ministers before him have done. They've come to the White House, usually several times a year, and they've said, "Bomb Iran. Bomb Iran. Bomb Iran." And every single president said no until this one. The Israelis convinced, apparently, Donald Trump that the Iranian government was a house of cards and that as soon as the first missiles began flying uh [clears throat] the whole thing would
[02:03] just collapse. Well, anybody who knows anything about Iran knew that that wasn't true. Even if you don't know anything about Iran, if you just followed the Iraq war in 2003, you knew that that wasn't true. We are never seen as liberators. We're always seen as invaders and occupiers. The Israelis even more so. And so there was never any chance that this Iranian government was going to fall. And look at it this way, too. Iran
[02:35] is the size of Western Europe, the entire landmass of Western Europe. It's 3.8 times the size of Iraq and it has a forbidding topography. You can't just bomb Iran think it's going to fall apart and then your handpicked stooge comes in and just takes over and everybody lives happily ever after. That's a fantasy. It was never ever going to happen. But this president thought that it
[03:05] would. It's It's deeper than just Donald Trump. I'm not blaming Donald Trump. I'm blaming the entire US government. Just in the last 48 hours a Republican congressman from Pennsylvania and a Republican congressman from Ohio sponsored a bill in the House of Representatives to give US veteran veterans benefits to any American who joins the IDF.
[03:36] That is a [ __ ] outrage. As an American, I consider that to be treason. If you If you're If you're fighting on behalf of a foreign military you shouldn't be an American citizen. Period. We have members of Congress like this this fine of Florida who show up on the floor of the House of Representatives wearing an IDF uniform. We have members of the US Senate including the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Tom Cotton, who have Israeli flags outside their
[04:07] offices on Capitol Hill. What is that? Either we're Americans fighting on behalf of America and American ideals or we're not. We're Israeli puppets and stooges and I'm unwilling to be an Israeli stooge. >> Well, you mentioned it sort of you sort of touched on it. Some of the legislation that's going through our government if you could call it that right now. Um, I want to start with two pieces of that. You mentioned I can't remember that the number to that one. It's like 8222 or something for the one about the veterans benefits which is
[04:39] shocking and evil. >> something. >> Yeah, yeah, that's my bad. Yeah. Well, I want to talk about 224 of FY 27 NDAA which creates a permanent DOD DOD executive agent for the US military fusion or US Israeli military fusion as well as section 2 622 and this would be your wheelhouse section 622 of the intelligence authorization act for 2027 slipped in by Tom Cotton does the same thing on the intelligence side. It locks in permanent intelligence
[05:09] sharing with Israel and ties it to their qualitative military edge and restricts future presidents from scaling it back. What is going on? Let's start with the military merger in the NDAA and then I want you to give us your intel expertise on the intel side. >> You know, and isn't it ironic that this same week that this is happening, what you just said, what we're also seeing is the Defense Intelligence Agency had to issue a warning to its own employees
[05:41] about stepped up Israeli spying on the United States. >> Mhm. >> And and people just look at you square in the eye here in Washington like, there's no there's no problem here. So, the NDAA, the National Defense Authorization Act of 2027, you know, NDAAs just by their nature are just rotten, evil, terrible pieces of legislation. They usually run between 1,500 and 3,000 pages. Nobody reads them. And members of Congress like Tom Cotton and Lindsey Graham and Ted Cruz can slip in anything they want. They get
[06:13] themselves appointed to the to the conference committee so they can ensure that in the clean bill that comes out at the end of the negotiation, their provisions are still inside. It's a it's a filthy business. >> Mhm. >> So, the NDAA for 2027 as proposed would create an unprecedented liaison relationship at the Pentagon between the United States and Israel that would literally join the US and Israel at the hip in terms of technical technological cooperation.
[06:45] And let me back up with with a uh with an example that I use quite frequently. When we were developing the F-35, the the state-of-the-art, most sophisticated, blah blah blah fighter jet, which nobody likes. Um the F-35, the Israelis were the first ones to come to us and they said, we want this new F-35. And we said, okay, we'll give it to you first. We're going to call it the F-35I for Israel and we're going to degrade the avionics just
[07:17] barely just in case, God forbid, one of them gets shot down and the Russians or the Chinese get it, they're not going to have our our top most secrets. The Israelis said, nope, not good enough. We want the F-35 as is, as you have it. We want the same one you have. In the meantime, at the same time, the Emiratis came to us and they said, we want this F-35. And we said okay, we'll sell it to you. We're going to call it the F-35 e for
[07:48] Emirates. And we're going to degrade the avionics just a little bit so God forbid if, you know, you're in a dog fight over Iran and one gets shot down that the that the Chinese or the Russians don't get it. They said fine, we'll take it. The Israelis sent out hundreds of spies all across America and our defense contractors to steal that 2% of the avionics that we wouldn't give them. Well, with the National Defense Authorization Act of 2027, they don't
[08:19] need the spies to steal it cuz we're just going to fork it over. Just hand it over to them. Here you go. Here are our most sensitive secrets. Now, Israel is the same country that sold our talks top secret information to the Soviet Union through John that they that they acquired through Jonathan Pollard in order to bring a plane load of Russian Jews into Israel. Um and that's okay. We just have chosen not to pay attention to that. We've chosen not to pay attention to the new
[08:50] DIA announcement that the Israelis have stepped up their espionage against the US government. And we're just pretending that all is is perfectly fine in the land of milk and honey and we're going to give the Israelis anything that they want. And as an American, I'm appalled by this. Appalled. >> It's sick. >> We have to We have to call it like it is. I think also that there is, if you look at it, the close coordination was also revealed during the genocide in
[09:22] Gaza. You remember that famous photo that Biden was visiting Israel and there were some special operators there. Then they tried to take down the photo fast enough to try to say that there were no Americans there, special operators, but clearly Max Blumenthal and others were reposting it. >> Yes. there it was, American troops with our patches and everything, American flags, and there they were being greeted by President Biden in Israel. >> Mhm. After we said repeatedly that we did not have a military prison
[09:52] presence there. >> We do. >> Yes, we do. >> Well, what about section 22622, which ties the intelligence sides together? What is the what do they mean by Israel's qualitative military edge and this sort of insertion of this permanent locking in between the two intelligence agencies? You've talked in previous interviews extensively about the Mossad infiltrating all sorts of agencies in the United States. And now I think
[10:24] you're alluding to the fact that this makes that unnecessary. >> Yeah, it does. It makes it unnecessary. Israel is ranked in the intelligence community as critical threat for counterintelligence. Do you know the other countries that are ranked for critical in threat? >> North Korea. >> Yeah, North Korea, China, Russia, Iran, and Cuba. And Israel. Critical threat to the United States government.
[10:54] And this is specifically for spying against the US government and infiltrating the US government. Critical threat. And instead, the response now is eh, just give them everything anyway. Just give it to them. >> Yeah, I jokingly said you you mitigate the threat by becoming it. >> Yeah. >> [laughter] >> That's exactly right. How sick is that? >> [music]