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"Let's get it over with!" "The only way out is through!" Israel Firsters Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro urge Trump to "go full bore" against Iran by bombing Kharg Island/South Pars. "The president is on the verge of a world-shaking, historic victory in Iran!" Shapiro squeals.

Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin urge President Trump to "finish" the Iranian economy by bombing Kharg Island. The only thing keeping us from "victory" is "decision-making," Shapiro says (i.e., making the decision to bomb Kharg). "If the economic numbers continue to boom… and inflation drops… Republicans will do fine in the midterms…" Iran has said repeatedly they'll respond to the destruction of Kharg Island by blowing up all the oil infrastructure in the region and plunging the world into a global depression. Both Shapiro and Levin (who also urged Trump to bomb Kharg Island earlier in this show) know this—but it's a risk they're willing to take (with our military).

Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro agree that Americans don't care about the Iran War and it won't have any effect on the midterms. 🤡

Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro, who lobbied Trump to launch the disastrous Iran War, beg Republicans to show up for the midterms. "Regardless of what you think of the president…the only thing that people should really be worried about is what's on the other side!" Democrats are going to "restore woke in a far more radical form than it ever was under Joe Biden!" Shapiro whines. Maybe you should have thought about this before demanding Trump throw his entire presidency away by launching another war for Israel?

Mark Levin on high gas prices: "They want you to blame Trump, and they want you to blame the Iran War... No!" "The prices are higher due to what we call Democrats!" Beyond parody.

Mark Levin laments that he went to a little Italian restaurant for lunch after Netanyahu's "fantastic" UN speech and the friendly, conservative Italian owner he's known for 25 years told him, "You know, I'm troubled by the photos I've seen of [Israeli] soldiers murdering babies."

Fox News' Charlie Hurt and Marc Thiessen acknowledge the Iran War may lose the GOP the midterms, but suggest it's worth it. "To Trump's credit, he's not playing for the midterms—he's playing for something much larger!" Hurt says. "It's the definition of statesmanship!" Thiessen barks. "I can't tell you how many times I've talked to him and he's said, 'I don't care about the midterms when it comes to this!'" "This is history! This is the most important thing an American president has done on foreign policy in my lifetime!" Evidently, ensnaring America in another war for Israel and handing the country over to Democrats is an act of heroism.

Amb. Mike Huckabee tells the Jewish American Summit that he agrees that he was "chosen by Hashem" (i.e., God) to be America's ambassador to Israel. "It was an Isaiah moment" when Trump asked him to serve, he says. "I knew this was something that was engineered in heaven..."

Amb. Huckabee says the "only explanation" for Israel's rise is that "God gave this land to the Jewish people." "It is our responsibility to be supportive, to be respectful, and to recognize that if we bless Israel, we will be blessed. But if we curse Israel, we will be cursed."

Amb. Mike Huckabee tells the Jewish American Summit that Iranians are a "direct threat" to Americans because an estimated "60,000" Iranians may have entered the US when we had "unrestricted immigration." Imagine if "10% of them—6,000—decided they were there to be sleeper cells." "I just pray that Americans will understand that there is a direct threat to them," Huckabee says, citing his wild speculation and fearmongering as justification for the Iran War.

Amb. Mike Huckabee tells the Jewish American Summit (an Israel Lobby front group) he'd like to send people who wear "Queers for Palestine" shirts to the Middle East to be killed. "You won't be coming back… be sure to wear that shirt… just ask where would you like the body shipped…" What type of rhetoric is this for a US ambassador??? America used to go to the ends of the earth to rescue her citizens. Now, we have our ambassador fantasizing about wanting to send Americans to their deaths in foreign lands for their political views.

Israel First GOP megadonor Miriam Adelson pictured in attendance at President Trump's state dinner for President Xi at the White House. Had to search to the ends of the earth for this. She's not pictured in any of the photos of the dinner from the newswires, and the livestream from the White House didn't show the full crowd.

"Wow!! That was something!!" Fox's Larry Kudlow and Eric Shawn can barely contain their glee reacting to Netanyahu's "barnburner of a speech."

Fox News' John Roberts: "To the best of my knowledge, Netanyahu is not responsible for the deaths of any Americans." ...Who is going to tell him?

My clip of Netanyahu is the NUMBER ONE post on X when you click the number one trending topic of "Netanyahu." 👀

Netanyahu cites the work of retired Col. John Spencer to insist Israel's not committing genocide. "He's considered perhaps the world's foremost expert on urban warfare," he says. Spencer is a charlatan who was exposed last week for using AI to write his columns.

Netanyahu tells the UN General Assembly that one ballistic missile would take out the whole building. "It would obliterate the entire compound!" "Two such missiles would obliterate the UN!"

Benjamin Netanyahu says October 7th was the equivalent of "sixteen 9/11s." "Proportionately," the death of 1,200 Israelis is "equal to" the death of 40,000 Americans, he says.

Netanyahu's speech to the UN kicks off with a mass walkout of delegates.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, visibly agitated over AI doomsaying, admits "AI" is just software being deceptively marketed as "artificial intelligence." "There's no willpower here, it's just electrical power!" "A collection of people want to make the software more than it is." "These are ideas that have been around for a long time, we just somehow, in a recent generation, gave it, you know, a whole bunch of human words, and I just think that it's unnecessary. It's software!" Of course, he's as guilty as anyone of overhyping this software as "artificial intelligence," but it's nice to have an industry leader admit this. I suspect he's only coming clean about this now because he's afraid that OpenAI's and Anthropic's (clearly self-interested) fearmongering is going to damage the industry as a whole by getting it regulated.