Netanyahu’s First DC Visit Since Iran War Started ! What's on the Agenda & What You Need to Know

Hello everybody and welcome to Geopolitical Trends, where truth matters. Mr. Trump— it's laughable— Mr. Trump issued a stern ultimatum to Iran, warning that if the US is forced to resume full military action against Iran, and I put this in quote, the Islamic Republic of Iran will no longer exist. End of quote. Yeah, that's Donald Trump talking. But this is not about just that statement. It is also about, uh, Bibi Netanyahu is heading out to the White House to demand a total return to fighting. And here is why the US and Israel are secretly now divided over what happens next. And that's why I decided to do this live stream for you, because I wanted to bring you up to speed on this particular development providing you my own analysis, my own insight, and pinpoint exactly as to what the objective of Netanyahu's visit to the White House in about a week or so after the NATO summit. So before their explosive upcoming wartime meeting— because that's what it is, it's a wartime meeting— Trump boldly reminded the world that Netanyahu knows who the boss is. This is Trump talking. You know, it's just for show. We all know who the real boss in this case is. But with Israel ready to strike Iran, even though Israel is just saying this because Iran, uh, Israel will stand no chance one-on-one against Iran, you already know this. And Trump now pushing for peace treaty, and who is actually calling the shots? Is it Trump or is it Netanyahu? And that's why it is important to understand these dynamics as we move forward into understanding this upcoming summit and what it means, uh, for the war in Iran moving forward. So it is in understanding, uh, that how Trump will be playing this double game. Basically, that's what it is. And that is why it's— you need to understand Bibi Netanyahu— and I have a, I have a few pictures here for you guys because I had to dig into all this, did the research for it, uh— Bibi Netanyahu is racing against time to meet Donald Trump. Why? Because he wanted to restore the trust and influence in the Iran file. That is exactly why Bibi Netanyahu is pushing for this. And, and Trump himself confirmed that the Israeli prime minister requested a White House meeting that could take place as early as next week. Once again, pay attention to the wording. So, so Trump will appear as, oh, it's not me, it's, it's Netanyahu that requested the meeting. On the other hand, is you're going to see that who's making a decision on the war It might not be the US, it is Israel. So it shows you just the, uh, back flip-flopping, uh, that is. So in— if we are to look at the details of this potential meeting, what are we going to be looking at? Well, first of all, we have to confirm that in this— in a phone interview which took place on July 3rd during the Independence Day congratulatory call. That's when Netanyahu made the call to congratulate the US on the 250th anniversary. So, and formally, during that call, formally agreed to meet in the US soon. So, and this is why what, what Donald Trump said is that Bibi Netanyahu asked him for the meeting. So, and Trump confidently remarked on their relationship, stating, and I quote here, We get along very good. Netanyahu knows who the boss is. I, I just don't buy that what Donald Trump is saying, because we know how Donald Trump is. So, but what's interesting also about all this is the timeline, because you have to understand the timeline of this particular thing. While Trump hints it could happen next week, Israeli officials indicated that the timing might be too early. Why? Is because Donald Trump scheduled trip to Turkey for the NATO, the upcoming NATO summit in between July 7th and July 8th, actually today and tomorrow. That is, uh, and, and, and even with that, when we think about NATO, you know, it begs the question, is NATO still relevant? Really, what do you think? Can you please just answer in the chat box? And this is just for the sake of conversation, no more, no less. In your opinion, still, is NATO still relevant? Even though Western Alliance, especially in Brussels— that's where headquarters of NATO is— but in Paris, in Berlin, in, in, in London, and in Washington, uh, sometimes in Ottawa to a degree, they're all saying, oh, NATO remains highly relevant as the world premier collective defense alliance. The defense alliance against whom? And if we are to say, to say rather, well, if it was during the Soviet Union or before the fall of communism or fall of the Soviet Union, now the Soviet Union ceased to exist. So what is the purpose of NATO? I've always looked at NATO after that event, 1991, as a relic of the past. Would you agree with that assessment, or am I wrong? So, but in any event, that is exactly where the meeting is going to take place after, uh, uh, uh, uh, the, uh, the, the NATO summit, and by the time Donald Trump returned. But even for those who say, well, NATO served as the primary deterrent against Russian aggression— and served aggression against whom? It was us that have fomented tensions in the Ukraine, which by the way, it started from way back in 2006. Most people have no idea how far back, you know. I documented in my, uh, in my Russia book, when I wrote that, I had to address the issue of Ukraine, and I found it on good authority with a reference that the State Department, US State Department allocated $5 million in support of creating turmoil in Crimea. Yeah, that is exactly what we did. So, so the idea that when we say, why the Russian aggression— what aggression? We the one who've been doing this. And this is again when you realize all this is nothing but hypes, because what's really underlying between Donald Trump and Netanyahu is the diplomatic tensions that exist. Because this one will be the first meeting— meaning the upcoming trip of Netanyahu to Washington will be the first face-to-face meeting between Trump and Netanyahu since February 2026, which means since the war started. But it will be Netanyahu's 7th trip to Washington, and that tells you right there. And the reason for that, you need to understand as part of this analysis is there are two key aspects, at least for now. I, I, I feel compelled to address them for you. One of them has to do with the frustrations over Lebanon. Why? Because Trump previously expressed harsh frustration towards Netanyahu regarding Israeli strike in southern Lebanon. As a matter of fact, Israeli just struck Lebanon again, and this comes after the funeral of the late Ali Khamenei, which I'm going to share some clips with you and highlight to you, highlight to you how embarrassing for Donald Trump to say, oh, nobody liked Ali Khamenei, the Iranians didn't like him. When I show you the images and play the clip to see how many people attended his funeral, that should be enough for you to make a point here. And this is where one of the frustrations is, Lebanon. Then the other aspect has to do with the differing of timelines, the way Israel is looking, looking at it versus the Americans looking at it. Netanyahu insisted in a concurrent interview that he did with Fox News that the US and Israel remain set on the same goal, in quote, which is not true. It's a lie because Donald Trump right now found out that he is cornered after he signed the MOU. Iranians knew what they were doing. They positioned him where they wanted him to be. That's why he's stuck. Now his aim is to reach a deal one way or another. So when Netanyahu said, oh, we are set— we, the US and America— the US, I'm sorry, and Israel set on the same goal. That's just for domestic consumption. No, despite— he's saying despite minor disagreement. Those are not minors to those who are familiar with what's going on behind the scenes. So, so this is why the upcoming White House meeting, the talks, are expected to center heavily on the current status of the Iran conflict. Netanyahu is going to be pushing also on two main other reason— two main other key points. One, One is the, uh, ballistic missile, uh, management, because the— that's the whole reason. Remember, in the MOU had no, uh, mention of Iran's ballistic missile. And second one has to do with the broader Middle Eastern or West Asia stability. And that is when I did that— to those who have not seen the, uh, video I did about the analysis about the Middle East, the new geopolitical realities I highly recommend you can go and check it out. I just released it on Sunday for you, so, so go and take a look at it. Those are the two, uh, the two key points. So, and like I mentioned earlier, this marks Netanyahu's 7th visit to the US since Trump returned to office, and that highlights to you really what is going on. Now, the key question we have to ask is, why does this Meeting matters, and I'm going to be playing a, a clip for you shortly. Let me get, uh, just bear with me a second here, guys, just to get a link for the community to those who have not had a chance, uh, to, uh, watch that video I talked about. Here is the link for it. You can go and check it out later on if you, you want to. So now the question is, why does this meeting matter? What it does This upcoming meeting carries immense geopolitical weight. Why? Due to its timing and the strategic discussions involved. That is exactly what I talked about regarding the, uh, the analysis that I did on the recorded video on Sunday, in which I highlighted the shift within the geopolitical landscape in West Asia is no longer under the control of the US. In other words, The US is watching from the sideline because it cannot influence the events as they happen. So to Netanyahu's trip to Washington is to push the US towards more strikes against Iran. It's because when the US has no influence inside the Middle East, so will Israel. See how it works? So, so, and that is why it's important to understand Uh, because you have to understand the timing of it. Uh, this is, uh, once again, it's face to face. This is the first face to face after they launched the strikes on Iran on February 28th. Okay. And also, uh, this one has to do with the, uh, the idea of they wanted— Netanyahu is saying we wanted to resolve the, the, the, uh, address the recent, uh, sort of behind the scenes tensions that exist. And one of those tensions has to do with who is the boss. Trump, of course, because given his ego, he's not gonna want to say, oh, I would not take orders from Netanyahu. And in reality, we know who pushed Donald Trump into a war to begin with, and now he's realizing he is stuck and can't do anything about it because it's a lose-lose anyway. Iran already came at the top, and Donald Trump has signed the surrender deal, and he is cornered. So no matter how you look at it, uh, the US is stuck with this. But nonetheless, we're still going to have to ask the question, why is Netanyahu visiting Washington? Now, some media are saying, and, and, and I read it from different sources, that Netanyahu requested the Washington meeting. Because he wanted to align the wartime strategies with President Trump and address the crucial security and diplomatic priorities. That is one of the key. And by the way, this was reported even inside, uh, Tel Aviv itself. So, and the most notable reason for all this is to restore the trust between Donald Trump and Bibi Netanyahu. Because it has been damaged anyway following the war with Iran, because Donald Trump came to realize he's been played. Bibi Netanyahu played him. So, and that's why, and to present the latest Israeli intelligence assessment before negotiations between Washington and Tehran resume in an attempt to influence the US stance on the relevant issues. So there is— I'll be— you know what I will be curious to know? I will be curious to know about the delegation coming with Netanyahu, if the head of the Mossad is among that delegation, and that will give me all I need to know. And I'm gonna— that's just for my own curiosity. So, so, so if we are to break them down, I'm gonna break them down to 4 key points, just, just briefly here. And we move on to what I, uh, what else I have. And by the way, please make sure stay with me to the end. I have really about 6 or 7 clips for you that I wanted to share with you of great importance that I need you to see. So now, number 1, I will share with this about the primary objectives for Netanyahu high-stakes visits to Washington. One is influencing US Iran negotiation. So despite what you hear President Trump signed indeed an MOU, Memorandum of Understanding, extending a ceasefire and initiating fresh nuclear talks with Tehran. Netanyahu is visiting directly to pressure Donald Trump to widen these negotiations. In other words, in simple language, Bibi Netanyahu wants Donald Trump to include other issues besides what they have signed upon, signed on, on the MOU. So because what Netanyahu wants, he wants that to ensure that any final agreements enforces the firm red lines. And you know what it is? Block nuclear weapons, restricts Iran ballistic missile stockpiles, and regional proxy networks. Well, good luck with that, both of you, meaning Donald Trump and Bibi. That train has already left the station. This is what Donald Trump now is realizing. He's realizing it's over, it's too late. There is nothing you can do except to agree to the terms that's imposed by Iran. And as a matter of fact, next week, uh, sometime this week or next week, I am coordinating with Professor Morandi as we speak as to the time that is convenient for him. And I'm going— we're going to be having a great conversation regarding these aspects. And this is why Netanyahu wants to sabotage, and the— like we call them, the spoiler zone, regarding this one here. Second one is to manage the tensions over Lebanon. This is why the US is sending the, the head of the Central Command to Beirut and Tel Aviv. Why the heck will the head of Central Command go to Beirut? Because we the one who forced, uh, uh, uh, Michel Aoun, the, the head of the, the president of, uh, he used to be a former general, uh, of Lebanon, into agreeing to what we said. You know, I never looked at, uh, uh, Michel Aoun as somebody with charisma, somebody with political leadership. No, he's too weak. He's too weak. Easier, it's very easy to pressure him and exactly what the US and Israel did. And that is one of the things that the tensions over Lebanon because the two leaders, the US— well, I won't call them leaders anyway, they're not in my opinion. So, uh, uh, uh, Netanyahu, Bibi Netanyahu and Donald Trump need to address the growing friction regarding Israeli military operations in southern Lebanon. But Hezbollah has already, you know, killed Israeli officers. Of course the media is not going to want to disclose that. That is the reason why I do what I do, is for the information that is being left out by design. That is the importance of it. So, and this is why no matter what Donald Trump said, he wanted to restrain Netanyahu inside of Lebanon, uh, to reduce the strikes. Israel just did another strike recently. He tells you who the boss is. So when Donald Trump said, oh, I told him who do I— reminded him of who the boss is— come on, Trump, stop this nonsense. It's nonsense. The third point is the negotiations of the long-term security agreement. Israel's current US military aid package, which by the way guarantees $3.8 billion annually out of our tax dollars, is set to expire in 2028, uh, in, in about 2 years. So that's another— maybe I need to do a topic about this. Should we give another $3.8 billion out of US tax dollars when the economy is going down? You all remember the video I did for you last time about the fracture of the Republic, and I also read, uh, uh I'm, I'm gonna give you the link, guys. You might want to go and read this, not because I wrote it, but it's because of what's in it. So let me, let me get you the link. View post right there and show you the truth about where America is going as we celebrated the 250th anniversary. Make sure you read that article on, uh, on, on Substack if you feel like it. So, and that is exactly now, because a lot of you have now members of Congress, that's why they are turning on Trump, because they are seeing midterm is coming and also the expiration of this, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, US-Israeli security agreements. You know, Americans are fed up with us giving money to Israel's, uh, you know, people, society, whatever, when we have issues right here. The other, the fourth point is very important, even though the Saudis brush that off. But again, are you going to trust what the Saudis are saying? I'll let you decide on that. The discussion regarding the Saudi normalization with Israelis and of course Gaza. Well, despite what the Saudis or any, any other Muslim country says for that matter, where were they? Where are the Muslim world when they see the devastations in Gaza? Why haven't they stepped up financially when they gave $2 billion to Donald Trump's son-in-law, uh, financial, uh, uh, uh, uh, company called Affinity? Do you know that Donald Trump made a billion dollars since he came to office? If that is not corruption, I don't know what it is. And yet it's the Muslim countries, especially the ones in the Gulf— let me put the map for you to know Because truth matters. Those Gulf states— Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, and Oman to a degree— all of them gave millions and millions of dollars, if not billions, to the Donald Trump, uh, companies and so forth. So if they are to say this Muslim Brotherhood and all that stuff, why aren't you stepping up really to help the people in Gaza? Or is it just easy to go, uh, to a mosque and pray whatever you pray and, and whatever way you do? Uh, you know, it's kind of— it becomes hypocrisy. But anyway, you all know where I stand on this. But my point in this is that the Saudis, uh, because the discussion— well, uh, Netanyahu wants with Donald Trump to pressure MBS to agree to the Saudi normalization. Remember, there are 4 Muslim countries already have diplomatic relations with Israel: Morocco, Egypt, Jordan, and United Arab Emirates. And the last one, the last key point, is the domestic political reassurance. Why is this important? Netanyahu is facing a tough political landscape ahead of Israel's October elections. It's the same time around our midterm in November. That's exactly why he wanted— he meaning Netanyahu— wants the White House, Donald Trump, and, and the administration, whatever, to signal to domestic critics in Israel that a vital US-Israeli alliance remains completely intact. Yeah, that's why Donald Trump doesn't give a damn about our country here. Never did, never will. He's as corrupted as it gets. I mean, I've always believed the guy was never suited for president. What I found very frustrating is that nobody has the gut to look at him in the eye and tell him the truth that he needs to hear. Everybody seems to be intimidated. Why? Unless those who are allowing themselves to be intimidated, the only objective is the materialist— materialistic gains. That's all it is. They have no principles to stand on. Why would you be intimidated of a corrupted official, in this case the president of the United States? You tell him to his face, unless someone is thinking differently. And I'm gonna share, uh, I'm gonna talk about this to tell you the story about it in a second here. So, and all this can during a time of very crucial Why is this important? This has to do with the funeral of the late Ali Khamenei. So I'm going to share a clip with you to highlight to you very important, uh, aspects here. Take a listen, please. I'm not going to play it in its entirety, I'm just going to play a short clip. Was stunned and panicking at the sheer size of the funeral for the late Ayatollah Khomeini. He mispronounced somebody. I hope somebody can help him out. It's not Khomeini, it's Khamenei. That's two different things. The stadium in Tehran was packed and they kept on cycling in new groups of hundreds of thousands of people. And as I looked at just the sheer volume of the amount of people in Tehran and neighboring cities who came out to honor Ayatollah Khomeini, the amount of people who were there. Okay, I just want to show you that one. I also— sorry, I also have another clip. I'm gonna share it with you right here because I, I get them for you. I, I need you to take a listen to this one here. Millions showed, and, and the reason I'm doing this is because, you know, only a few weeks ago Donald Trump said, oh, nobody likes the Ali Khamenei, you know, oh, Iranian hate Ali Khamenei and all that stuff. And when you look at the images of how many attended, including foreign delegations, it tells you the story right there. Let's take a listen here, please. Up to mourn the leader Trump thought everyone hated, and his entire war strategy just got exposed as a deadly fantasy. They keep telling you nobody supports the Iranian regime. That it's about to collapse any second. Then the funeral happens, and you see something different. Tens of millions of Iranians poured into the streets. The stadium was packed. They cycled in new crowds for hours. And international delegations from China, Russia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and dozens of other countries showed up to pay respect. The exact opposite of the isolation Trump and Netanyahu planned. It backfired completely. And Trump? He tells Axios he was stunned. He says he thought the people hated Khomeini. Maybe it's fake tears. Uh, anyway, I'm— I have to stop that because I still have a lot to cover. I just wanted to share that with you, uh, and that's where Trump doesn't have that kind of long-term vision, long-term thinking. Uh, the assumption was because he was fed lies As the same assessment the— some intelligence agencies did about, oh, if we, we, we create tensions domestically inside Iran, we will topple the, the Iranian government. You know, I do know one assessment came from even Mossad themselves. They saying they might not succeed. And here we are. So anyway, I just want you to be aware of that. Uh, and, and by the way, this is where Donald Trump expressed the surprise and skepticism regarding the large public gathering during the funeral of Ali Khamenei. He just couldn't believe it. He couldn't believe it, observing this massive crowd and officials weeping at the ceremonies. So he was shocked, literally. Makes you just wonder, was Trump thinking in terms, when I die, will they do the same for me? Which I don't think so. Anyway, now what's interesting, I want just to highlight this to you. Uh, uh, 3 of Khamenei's other sons, they attended. Those are brothers to the current Supreme Leader, uh, Mojtaba Khamenei. Those are the other 3 sons, and, uh, of, of the Iran. Mojtaba himself did not attend. And by the way, thank you, uh, to the community for those who participated. Now, when I asked the question in survey, will Mojtaba Khamenei appear at his father's funeral, uh, from our community, 46% said yes, 42% said no, and 12% said don't know. We had about 1,400 participants. I did the same survey on X, Twitter. 25% said yes, 53.6% said no, and 21% say we don't know. So, so I appreciate you taking part of, of this. And yes, it was a question, where was Mushtaba Hamanai? So, uh, but the other three sons, Mustafa, uh, Mason, and Masoud, participated in the funeral prayers for their fathers. Now, before I'll get to the next question, I'm going to play my own clip here quickly, and we'll ask the next question, because the next question is, is Netanyahu expected to give orders to Trump moving forward. If the truth matters to you, hit like, subscribe, and tap that bell. No spin, no agenda, just the stories they don't want you to know. Don't watch from the sideline, be part of the movement. Your support keeps the truth alive. Thank you. Why indeed, if we are to ask, is Netanyahu expected to give orders to Trump? Turn you to fighting with Iran? You know, I'm not going to rule that out. I know somebody said that can't be, Dr. Oualaalou. No, if you only know the influence of the Israeli lobby inside Washington. I was there, I saw. Of course, most of the think tanks, most of the analysts in Washington, in Tel Aviv, in even London, Paris, and Berlin will tell you no, Bibi Netanyahu is not in position to give orders to Donald Trump. Really? I mean, think about it. So, but that's again, they are entitled to their opinions. All I'm saying here, I'm providing my own analysis, my own perspective here. Now, if you disagree with it, that's fine, which is— that's why we are here, uh, uh, uh, to discuss and, and exchange ideas. And this is why I find interesting why Donald Trump already, already stated, even Bibi Netanyahu didn't make it to Washington yet, Donald Trump wants to be ahead of it by his, by saying, and I quote, he, meaning Bibi Netanyahu, knows who the boss is. That's what Donald Trump's saying, because he knows, he knows that later on he's going to be pressured from behind closed doors to follow the orders for what Israel wants. Because what Bibi Netanyahu is not going just to the White House, no, he's visiting to lobby and to align Tel Aviv strategies in this delicate sort of diplomatic and military standoff that's going on. Because the 60-day, uh, uh, uh, agreement, ceasefire agreement, is coming to a close. It's shaky, as shaky as it gets. And that is again where Bibi Netanyahu is going for, because that is why he wanted to attend for this one. So instead of ordering the renewal of fighting, Netanyahu— pardon me, Netanyahu will try to manipulate the red lines. He will do it differently. Manipulate the red line for whom? For Donald Trump's current negotiations with Iran. He will argue, meaning Bibi Netanyahu will argue, that, oh, Iran's repeated violations mean that the US should abandon the interim 60-day, uh, MOU and execute the military option Trump threatened. So, and that is again where you cannot take at face value what Donald Trump is saying. You just can't, because he is not stable. When I say stable, I'm not— don't mean crazy in the sense you and I understand. What I mean by stable, stable in his vision, in his understanding of the issues. He just doesn't have that ability to do so. So, and that's usually one of the traits for a bully. A bully always will only, uh, be nice to those who fear him or her. Bully can also be a female also. And that is exactly how, how, how I see it. So because Trump, conversely, is expected to maintain his stance that the US will lead the strategy— well, which strategy are we talking about? You've been defeated. But because he's saying, oh, I'm going to leverage my, my extreme, uh, uh, stance to force compliance You know, how you're going to force compliance on Iran? Iran already defeated you. You know, who controls the Strait of Hormuz as of today? And as a matter of fact, two ships were attacked yesterday or the day before in the Strait of Hormuz. So, and the US couldn't do anything about it. So it's becoming very, very clear as to really what's going on with this. And that's why I wanted to do this one here, because I want to get ahead of it. Don't anticipate that it's going to be just a, a visit to have a cup of tea or coffee. No, no, this is about really wanting Israel— Israel wanting the US to renew the strikes on, on Iran. And Iran is preparing this time around also. It's ready. They said whatever they want, except that Iran made it clear that it will negotiate with the Americans according to their term, meaning Iranian terms. Not the American terms. And that is the, the, the reality of where things stand as of today. So here is my conclusion for you, and I'm gonna do some clips for you as, uh, as I mentioned earlier. As we see Washington now prepares for this— some call them high-stakes wartime summit— I won't give it that, you know, it's just the— just Washington tends to sort of engulf the aspect of something that has no objective, no strategy, no meaning anymore because it became clear to the rest of the world. That's exactly what I discussed in my, the video that I did on Sunday, and I put the link for you there. It's over for the US in West Asia. The US now is watching events as they happening. You can't do anything. So, so when Washington says, oh, Washington is preparing for this high-stakes wartime summit, no, don't be fooled by that. One thing is sure is that there is some sort of a rift between Trump, uh, uh, diplomatic double game and Netanyahu's aggressive military agenda, because that in itself will and is already reshaping the entire region, West Asia, that is. Because here is the harsh reality that is, you need to understand, if the peace fail and the ceasefire collapses, the region will face again the terrifying reality of another total war. And especially for the Gulf States, because they know what's at stake. And Iran is prepared, is ready, is ready with all its missiles, with all whatever's going on. It's, it's preparing for, for whatever, whatever the Americans wants and the Israelis wants. Israel, we know Israel cannot fight Iran alone. That's— I'm not going to keep repeating that, but you all know that. We all— so what do you think is Trump's true endgame? Is he actually trying to force a permanent peace deal? Or is he quietly preparing a massive military strike against Iran? So let me ask you once again, in your opinion, do you think Trump is truly trying to force a permanent peace deal— which by the way, you can't force a peace, but anyway, we'll go with that argument— uh, uh, for forcing a permanent peace deal? Or is he quietly preparing for a massive military strike against Iran, which by the way will make more sense for Netanyahu to visit to, uh, the US. And that's how the coordination at that level before he moves to the military strategist and the coordination. So let me know your thoughts in the comment section, uh, in the video. I will greatly, greatly appreciate it. So now let me, uh, share some clips with you. I got few for you here. By the way, remember to join me tomorrow. I'm doing, uh, another live stream for you, an analysis this time about Russia and China. Something coming up in the area of Qingdao in China's eastern Shandong Province. So make sure to join me tomorrow. Well, I'm not going to spill it out for you. I want to keep it, uh, uh, not a surprise, but I will be addressing that tomorrow. Just make sure you join me tomorrow when you can. All right, let's talk about the clips here I'm gonna share. We'll start with the one, the First one with Bibi Netanyahu himself. That guy is crazy. He's criminal. All right, let's take a listen here. And please comment on if you think something is wrong or something is not right, what have you. Your opinion matters to me. That's the whole reason. And by the way, I share this because of the content. That's all it is. Who says there will be no Palestinian— Netanyahu says there will be no Palestinian state. Palestinians are encouraged to leave Gaza and the war with Iran is not over. Do you agree? Israel needs to be defunded. Comment. Once again, it's important. So where is the Muslim world when you hear statement like this? That's again where, uh, where I see the double standard. Anyway, uh, this is from Leah McGowan. She's, uh, she is— I don't know if she's a journalist or a social media, uh, but, but anyway, she got, uh, uh, or maybe she is part of, uh, oh, it's political commentator. I'm sorry. Uh, but she got a point. She really got a point. And again, I usually don't listen to mainstream, and I would never, uh, take their word for that. But sometimes I came across certain things that is worth taking a listen to. Take a listen, please.

Why are we so in bad with Israel? With Israel? Why are we so in bad with Israel? Why are we in bad with a foreign entity where we send them billions of dollars but we tell our own people we don't have enough? Why are we letting a foreign entity Why a foreign country, a foreign nation? Because, you know, why are we letting them? Because they're the most tactical, the most tactically capable ally we have in the region. No, they're not. They're not. If this was France, if it was Ireland, if it was Canada that was telling us how we were going to do our foreign policy, people would be like, why are we letting Canada decide our foreign policy? If we were sending billions of dollars to Israel, it would be a question about it. And it doesn't— you don't have to tie antisemitism to it. You have to say, why are we allowing a foreign nation to make our decision? And that's a logical—

Yeah, she's right, she's spot on. And that's exactly why now the Americans are wondering why the heck we keep sending money, and that security— security arrangements is going to expire in 2028. So it will be interesting to see. Um, the next one is going to be from a professor. He is of Jewish descent, is a professor at Columbia. I'm, I'm, I'm aware of him. He's a professor of literature. Bruce Robbins. He is an American literary scholar, author, and academic. So the guy knows what he is talking about. Let me— I got a picture of him right here. So yeah, he's supporting resistance at Columbia. You all know what Donald Trump did to Columbia University, right? So, uh, and I found it very disturbing. So here's another picture of him. So Take a listen what he has to say, because what I found, uh, I found his, uh, his statements very, very, very interesting. So how he articulate that one, take a listen please. I believe in universal Pernickeler Jew. I believe in universal principles, no double standards. No Jewish state without equal rights for everybody. So I'm really anti-double standards. For me, the double standard is Israel is going to be a Jewish state. It can't be a Jewish state and a democratic state.

A democratic state means equal rights for everybody.

And the people who are chanting "From the River to the Sea" are saying, "For everybody between the river and the sea, equal rights." That's an American value. We believe in democracy. We believe in equal rights for everybody. Uh, good point, even though I disagree with him when he said we in America believe in democracy. No, no, because we have issues right here at home. I can understand his argument, but at the same time, I will not shy away from saying, like what I do with the, uh, when I disagree with Professor Sachs regarding how he perceives India. And I was like, uh, Professor Sachs, uh, you, you, you know, you have to spend a little bit more time in India and go to the regions where India's not— government is not going to show you what they don't want you to see. So same thing with the, with Professor Bruce Robbins. I disagree with him on that, but I respect his opinion on how he sees this one here. Next one is from Candace Owen. You all know who she is. She is, uh, an avid critic of Israel for, for good reason. So let's take a listen. I don't listen much to her, but, uh, usually when there is something of value to the community, I usually share it with you guys. Take a listen, please.

Issue that we have right now in America. The biggest issue that we have right now in America, without question, is Israel. Israel and the satanic people who support what they're doing. The bloodthirst, the control. They behave like a mafia. And I'm talking specifically about Zionists. This is a gang. This is a mafia. This is not normal. What they did, the pressure they put Charlie under, what they did to me, what they're currently doing to Megyn Kelly. I mean, Megyn Kelly, I think, is probably the greatest example. What did Megyn Kelly do? Like, Megyn Kelly was like, I'm a Zionist, and they were like, we don't care. You say something about Tucker Carlson right now or we will destroy you. And that's a mafia. And you— yeah, and me. That's a mafia. That's a— that is, you are with us or you are against us. And I faced that obviously in my own life and saw that, and I called it out for what it is.

Yeah, very interesting. And that's when you respect some people that take stand. I know it's not easy. But sometimes you have to face the mirror, look in the mirror and see yourself and say, where do I stand on? So that's to me the— and I'm speaking of Megyn Kelly, uh, I have one here, uh, it was interviewed by none other than, none other than the hypocrite, uh, Piers, uh, uh, what's his name? I forgot his last name. Yeah, you all know which one, British guy, uh, Piers Morgan. No, I, I always, I always knew that guy was wishy-washy anyway. But anyway, I'll let you decide for that. Take a listen, please. Trump and Iran. Donald Trump and Iran. It looks to me like he is desperate to get out of this with any kind of victory that he can, but at the moment Iran is just not playing ball and has managed to work out that the control of the Strait of Hormuz is all they really need to do to string this out as long as they like and cause enormous damage. What should Trump be doing?

Do you think— Get out, just get out. And what you can see, Piers, is he knows that. He knows that. But the Iranians know it too, and they won't just bend the knee. And Trump is not used to being in this position. He's used to bullying his way out of everything, and these guys cannot be bullied, and he doesn't know what to do.

She's right, spot on. Yeah, Trump doesn't know what to do right now. So, uh, this one is— I want to show you one clip of the fighter jets from Iran that attacked. Remember, uh, in the early days of the war? I didn't— I just came across it and I kept it for the community because I want you to see that. Of course, the Central Command denied all that. Of course, what's new? Right, take a lesson please. Of the conflict, two Iranian F-5s successfully bombed a U.S. base in Kuwait and returned home safely. Now we know how they did it. According to the pilots, the operation involved two Tigers, a single-seat variant as well as a two-seat version. They took off at an undisclosed base in Iran in a very tight formation, reportedly flying below 50 feet. They crossed the Persian Gulf like this, maintaining complete radio silence. One of the pilots claimed they were so low that at one point they passed between ships with the ship's decks higher than the aircraft. They made their way to Camp Buehring, only gaining altitude long enough to release their bombs over the base. The entire mission reportedly lasted less than an hour.

In the early days—

very interesting. I, I, when I saw it first, I checked it of course, and, uh, I just want you to be to, to see that one. This one is Tucker Carlson, uh, interviewing our incompetent representative, which by the way, he doesn't represent me. I would never vote. I don't vote anyway. I don't vote anymore. I haven't voted for a while. So, uh, Ted Cruz, which by the way, do you know that Ted Cruz was born in Canada? So, so just FYI, take a listen here. Taken money from the Israel lobby? Have never taken money from the Israel lobby. Have you? Taken money from the Israel— from AIPAC. So AIPAC raises a lot of money for me. So AIPAC raises a lot of money for me. AIPAC is lobbying for a foreign government. And I don't— it's not. It's lobbying for the United States. It wants America and Israel to be closely allied. It's lobbying on behalf of the interests of another country. So that's not true at all.

And it's not true.

No. How much contact do you think AIPAC leaders have with the government of Israel? No idea. No idea. AIPAC or Americans?

Hold on.

There are tons of Americans who lobby on behalf of foreign governments.

I know them.

I'm related to some of them. I know how it works.

I'm from here.

My only question is, why don't we admit that is what's happening? You're denying it, but it's true. Why aren't they registered as a foreign lobby? You're saying that they don't coordinate with the Israeli government? Of course they coordinate. Do they talk with them? I don't know what they do.

I can tell you— But why don't you care?

Which is a lie. Ted Cruz was lying. They do coordinate, they attack. That's how it works in DC. Shame on Texans right here who voted for him, put him in office. I— if there are any Texans watching here, I hope you didn't vote for that scam. And all of them, no exception, all of them. Always remember, two faces of the same coin. Both parties. Uh, the next one is, uh, this one. This is for me personally. I'm not gonna— there's nothing— I'm gonna, I'm gonna silence it because I think there's music, whatever. But you will be able to read, and this is something I wholeheartedly agree with. As a matter of fact, I've, I've been calling for this. They took down some of my posts and all that because I expressed this one. So, uh, let me share it, and please share your opinion. Uh, just don't write it because you know how YouTube is, but, uh, take a listen here. Oh, I'm sorry, watch here. I'm not going to read it for you, you can read. Yeah, so I, I do believe in that. That's one of the problems why we are seeing so much corruption in this country, because we don't have the laws that deals with what I just shared with you. And the last one I want to share with you has nothing to do with geopolitics, it has to do with corruption. Corruption. It's unbelievable. I'm gonna silence this also. I'm gonna translate for you because it's written in Arabic, and this just happened. What you're looking at, you're looking at Donald Trump. Here is what it says: Donald Trump, what is the problem? It is true, I did ask the FIFA president to cancel the red card for the American player. It cannot be that he will be expelled. He is our best player in our, uh, uh, team. But that shows you right there the corruption that exists, and that FIFA president has to be fired, by the way. The FIFA president shouldn't be there anymore. He shouldn't— that's right here, he should be fired. And there is a meeting right now in Switzerland, uh, from the executive, uh, committee, I guess, for FIFA, whatever. He needs to be fired. You know, you saw— and I was a soccer player myself, so I'm seeing some, uh, the referees, how they are favoring some. Even for Messi himself, he's not better than anyone as far as the law. You know, you saw the tackle he had on that player from Africa was never given a card. And that's, to me, FIFA, it's also— but what Donald Trump did is corrupt now FIFA even further. So this president didn't have— meaning the FIFA president didn't have the gut to say to Donald Trump, I am sorry, Mr. President, I can't do that because the credibility of the whole FIFA lies on integrity. But again, that's, that's a When we get into something, we corrupt it. That's my point. So, so I just wanted to share that with you. In any event, I hope you guys enjoy this, and tomorrow make sure to join me for livestream. I will be addressing, uh, uh, a particular developments in Qingdao in eastern part of China. That's between China and Russia together. Will be an interesting, uh, topic, uh, if you feel like feel like attending. So, uh, I take this opportunity to say thank you to Nash for buying me coffee in support of the, uh, channel. You wrote, and I quote here, thank you for your courage, integrity, research, and willingness to share your views, end of quote. Thank you very much, Nash, and truly appreciate your generosity. I'm very grateful. I also want to say thank you to Paul for buying me, uh, uh, cups of teas in support of my upcoming Asia trip. So thank you very much, Paul, for that support. And the same thing goes to American Citizen who bought me cups of teas in support of my upcoming trip to Asia. I'm very, very grateful, uh, to you guys for that one. And speaking of that, uh, here is the link for my upcoming trip, and I'm gonna share the link for the funding where we are right now. So I am hoping to reach this, uh, target goal by the end of July. Um, once again, if, uh, if I don't know, if I don't reach that point, I might have to push it till we reach that goal, uh, because of where I intend to go and that I already calculated everything and I will need that amount of money to, to do so. So if you're willing to support that and if you can I will greatly appreciate it. If you can't, I also understand. But just rest assured that this trip is not for my vacation, whatever that— because it won't be right of me, uh, to do so. Because if I want to go on vacation, I go on my own dime, because it's not right for me to use the funding from the community that is supposed to help bring you the truth, not for me to go on tourism. So Uh, the next one is the link for my, uh, for the channel. You all know the type of information I bring you here. If you are willing to support the channel, uh, the, the funding for this goes for the channel, doesn't go for the trip. I'm keeping two separate things, so this way I won't overlap everything else. And the last one is for those who wants to purchase copies of my books. Uh, I promised the members that I will send an excerpt from my upcoming book about China, and I will do so in due time, sometime this week when— if I can. So I hope you enjoyed this, and I look forward to seeing you tomorrow. As always, remember, geopolitics impacts your daily life in more ways than one. Till next time, bye-bye.