The Epstein Ultimatum: Did Israel Just Threaten Trump Over Iran?

Hello everybody and welcome to Geopolitical Trends, where truth matters. What if the most sensitive secrets of the Trump presidency aren't hidden in some vault in the White House or in Washington somewhere, but rather in an intelligence database in Tel Aviv? And that's exactly what just happened on June 16th. 2 days ago when an ex-spy Israeli, his name is Ari Ben Menashe, dropped a bombshell claiming that Israel is preparing to deploy the Epstein honeypot file. Why is this? Is to force Trump to rip up his historic ceasefire with Iran. And this is what I want to address for you in this live stream. We're going to be looking at the evidence, we're going to be looking at the unverified FBI memos pertaining to this, and of course the terrifying reality of what happens if Israel actually pulls the trigger. This is, uh, this is what's interesting about these dynamics, and I want to keep you informed about it. So Now here's the story. What we have, we have a former Israeli intelligence officer, uh, his name is— here is his picture. That's Ari, uh, uh, what's his name? Yeah, it's Ari, uh, Ari Ben Menashe, and he is an intelligence— former intelligence, uh, Israeli intelligence officer who went on TV yesterday or the day before rather, with this sort of, uh, very interesting and concerning claim that Benjamin Netanyahu hold unseen, unseen blackmail level Jeffrey Epstein files on Donald Trump, and that, uh, uh, Bibi is ready to leak them to vaporize Donald Trump's brand new peace deal with Iran, which by the way, Donald Trump signed it. You know when it was signed? It wasn't signed in Washington, it was in Paris. And I will share with you a clip about that one because there is something significant about that location where that, that, that signing took place. And if this is true, as far as what the claim is, we aren't just looking at the biggest scandal in American history. No, no, no, no. We are looking at a diplomatic warfare between Israel and, uh, uh, uh, the United States. So I'm gonna play a clip for you, then we'll continue with the— I'll continue with my, uh, analysis about this one. So take a listen here, please.

Netanyahu may be about to release dirt on Trump regarding the Epstein files.

Former Israeli intelligence officer explains what will pressure Netanyahu to, uh, release the real information that no one has at the moment. In my opinion, if there's a real deal between the Americans and the Iranians and it's going towards that, Netanyahu will try to sabotage it. One of the ways he would sabotage it is by putting out Epstein material against US government officials, including Trump.

Yeah, that's an interesting aspect. Of, of this. So first of all, I need to tell you who is Ari Ben-Menashe. You need to understand a little bit of background about this guy. He was born, uh, back in 1951, uh, and here's the interesting thing. He's an Iranian-born Israeli-Canadian businessman. So in other words, he has the Canadian citizenship, was an Iranian-born Israeli, uh, he's also, as of today, he's a security consultant. And there are some claims that he is an author also. I couldn't confirm that one. So, but in any event, he claims that he has served as an intelligence officer in the Israeli Military Intelligence Directorate, which is Aman. I checked that information and it turns out to be true. He did serve in the Aman from 1977 to 1987. So, and over decades he transitioned into some highly controversial international lobbyist and political fixer. There are certain key things that I need you to understand about his background to put it in perspective. For the intelligence background, bin Mashay stayed that, as I said earlier, he worked directly for the external relations department of the Israeli military intelligence, which is Aman. That's when it deals with the exterior, uh, affairs. There are, however, some Israeli defense officials, uh, which confirm his job but also downplay his role. Uh, so it becomes one of those, uh, he said, she said, and all that. So all I'm going to do here is share the information with you and let you decide, uh, for yourself. I do know one thing for a fact, as one who works in the intelligence community before Uh, there are nothing comes straightforward. There is a reason for that. Denial is part of everything, and just how it works. That's just the way it is. So of course the US is going to push back. The White House or FBI say, oh, this is nothing but just lies and so forth. But we'll see, we'll see. Later on, he worked as a consultant and a lobbyist. So, and he operates, uh, Dickens and Mason, Montreal-based lobbying firm. That's what he did, uh, back then. So, and the interesting aspects about this— why is this, uh, important for you to understand? Is because there were some controversial, controversial international crises. One of them has to do with the military junta in Myanmar. The other one has to do with the Sudanese military council. And of course, the other one with Zimbabwe, with Robert Mugabe. And why is this important to understand? Is because bin Mansour used to sell weapons. His arms dealings charges— as a matter of fact, uh, he was charged in 1989. Remember, he left in '87. In 1989, he was charged and arrested in the United States for allegedly allegedly trying to sell military transport planes to Iran, though he was, uh, ultimately acquitted of those charges. And this is again why I need you to put this in perspective. Now, there is one thing he did mention way back, which to my knowledge it is true. I'm gonna share it with you. It was one particular case Uh, some called it the high-profile allegation, and this one has to do with, uh, Ben-Menashe, the former Israeli spy, right? When he, uh, uh, uh, made a headline regarding really some advancing explosive geopolitical claims. And this one has to do with 1980 when Ronald Reagan campaign made a secret deal with Iran to delay the release of the American hostages. You all know that one, right? Because Reagan gets involved with Iran behind closed doors, selling them weapons in return for, uh, the— of course, Iran had to pay for that with money, and that money went to, uh, to Nicaragua in Latin America. But there was this deal which was made between the campaign of Ronald Reagan to delay the hostage because they wanted to get closer to the elections at that time. That's how Ronald Reagan won the election in the 1980s. So it's just one of those things you need to understand about. Uh, interesting enough is that Ben-Ami Sheh, uh, or Ari Berman Sheh, claimed or mentioned about Jeffrey Epstein was not merely a wealthy predator but rather an intelligence asset, and he was operating what he describes as a classic honey trap operation. So according to Bin-Manshé, Epstein's private islands, the jets, the mansions were not— were not only indulges but rather controlled environments designed for surveillance and compromise collection. That is why it's still— till today we don't know the full, uh, spectrum or full picture of really what's on those files. And that's when Epstein used the young women exploited were as a bait, you know, because the true currency It was the secret information, and that's the leverage. That is the leverage over the powerful figures who entered Epstein's world. So, and, uh, so I'm going to share a link with you for an article that you might want to read to give you really a glimpse into this, uh, dark world, if I may use the term here. So, so I posted for you in the chat box. Let me see if it went through. Yes, it did. So it's on the chat box there. Now, uh, let's get into really to tie it to Benjamin Netanyahu, which what we are talking about in this live stream. And the question is, could and would Netanyahu release Epstein files on Trump in response to the latter's agreement with Iran? So far They're gonna say, of course, in Washington and some other Western intelligence agencies, they're gonna say, oh, there is no verifiable evidence confirming that, uh, Bibi Netanyahu possesses and released, uh, uh, Jeffrey Epstein, uh, files on Donald Trump, or that he even intend to use them to derail the US-Iran, uh, uh, preliminary peace agreement. By the way, Israel already attacked another village in southern Lebanon. So now the other thing you're going to think about is why will this guy, uh, Ari, why will he come with such a claim? And at this time, just, you're gonna have to think in terms of why will he disclose about Epstein? You know, you have to think in these terms. Of, of the possibility of this. This is why, while this scenario now has circulated heavily and has prompted some sort of— to select the information, uh, uh, because what you have, you have mainstream intelligence analysts and government officials denying all this, already consider it unproven. Conspiracy theory. And once again, my job in this live stream, in this analysis, is to provide you the information, and I want you to reach your own conclusion for this. And here is the interesting aspects about all this. Remember when I mentioned earlier about Donald Trump signing, uh, uh, the agreement? So I'm gonna share the link with you— not the link, rather, but share the clip with you to show you where, where this was signed. Take a look here, very interesting aspect, and there is one, one something significant about it. All right, here is Donald Trump signing the agreement with Iran. Yes, that is the deal.

Okay, good job.

All right, that is the interesting aspect about this one here. It's because when you think in terms of, uh Sorry, I have to close this one here. There we go. When you think in terms of, uh, uh, why Donald Trump will sign it over there, so— and I have another clip towards the end, so please, please stay with me because from a historical perspective is very, very crucial. The only thing you need to understand thus far with this signature is that the French president Emmanuel Macron was able to, uh, where is his picture? Right here, Macron. I didn't pull it up. Let me, let me pull it up quickly here. Macron, here we go. That, uh, Emmanuel Macron was able to really, really trick Donald Trump into this. This is, uh, this is, this could be considered as the greatest diplomatic troll of all time by getting Donald Trump to sign the $300 billion surrender to Iran deal in none other than Versailles. That's— and you will know why later on when I, uh, share another clip to highlight the importance of this. Now let's think about the geopolitical context of what if Netanyahu released that information. And this is why there are those who are saying, no, it's just a rumor. Once again, as one who've been in that kind of circles, always there is a motive, there is a reason, there is an objective, there is a goal. A, a former intelligence officer is not going to come and just state whatever because their credibility is in line. One. Second, even though they have retired or what have you, they still can be pursued legally speaking. And third, in the case of the, of Ara Ben-Mansheh, he was with Aman. Aman, which is the military, the Israeli military intelligence, is a sort of, uh, carries serious weight in inside the intelligence community within Israel. And this is why you have to understand the geopolitical context of, of all this. As I mentioned, on June 15th, Donald Trump and Iranian officials signed the landmark Memorandum of Understanding. And that's— I already did talk about this, so I'm not going to go over all this one. What, what's important about this is the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, Israeli opposition to all this. Netanyahu's government strongly opposes the deal, arguing that it compromises regional security not just Israel's security. So, and Donald Trump administration actively blocked Israel from reviewing the draft, the text, the text of it, for fear that Netanyahu will leak the information prematurely. Why? To sink the negotiations. And I think I have a clip towards the end to show you, uh, something about Netanyahu pertaining to this one here. And that's when you start to realize now the public fractures, the public fractures between Israel and the United States. Why is this important? Because during that clip I showed you of Donald Trump in France attending the G7, Donald Trump sort of repudiated Netanyahu publicly, publicly sort of challenge Netanyahu by disclosing whatever he disclosed back then. And that is the important aspects of this. And this is why you see in this public fracture, the tensions have now spilled into the public eye at the G7 itself, where, uh, President Donald Trump openly— yeah, openly criticized Netanyahu for ordering the military strike in Lebanon because this, in Donald Trump's opinion, could upend the fragile regional truce. And that tells you something about Donald Trump. What is that thing? Is, is that Donald Trump is desperate to reach a deal with Iran, very desperate. It's because things are bad here from political aspects, from economic aspect, and from even social aspects here. So, and one thing you understand about, uh, statements like this, the origin of this Epstein claim and so forth, in, in, in link to the former military, uh, uh, the former, uh, intelligence spy, the Israeli, uh, uh, intelligence spy. So it's because the speculations linking the Iran deal to the Epstein file stems from true distinct developments. One is that this claim that happened by Ari Ben Menashe, uh, the former Israeli intelligence, uh, officer. And second is the compromised by Israel file, which this claim gained now traction because the State Department in the US— I'm sorry, the Department of Justice, that's the one dealing with the Epstein file releases, uh, under the Epstein 5 Transparency Act, uh, earlier in 2026. The documents contained the 2020 FBI interview with unverified confirmed human source. Put the two and two together and you'll figure it out. It's because That interview back then stated that there is some compromised info by the Israelis on Donald Trump. That is why it's important. I am not ruling out the statements of this former intelligence spy. I will not rule it out. Does it need to be verified? Of course, like everything else. But with this, if I am to go back 2020 interview under the, the Freedom of Information Act, I'm gonna find— if I am to request that hypothetically, I'm gonna see a lot of stuff redacted. That's the norm process. But this is where that interview was with this confidential human source. But the FBI noted that the accusation was entirely uncorroborated, and the White House dismissed it as unfounded theory. This is a normal practice when it comes down to intelligence matters. If you wanted to deny it, you just claim that, oh, this just bogus, it's a lie, and this and that. And again, for me personally, I am not ruling this out. Now, will Donald— well, I'm sorry, will Bibi and Netanyahu go forward with this? Uh, it depends. What do you think? In your opinion, do you think, uh, Bibi Netanyahu will go forward and release this damning information about Donald Trump? Let me see in the chat box if you guys, uh, just yes or no. If you guys, if you can answer that one, I would greatly appreciate it. Uh, okay, some of you say yes, and I can see the logic the logical arguments for something like that. However, you think about it pragmatically, not emotionally, pragmatically. And again, this is my opinion. Uh, I, I don't see it happening. I don't see it happening. There are a lot, a lot of considerations that, uh, the Israeli government will have to take into effect, because beyond the lack of verified evidence Uh, even if you ask intelligence experts, people who've been on the ground for decades in this field, they will tell you it's unlikely. It's unlikely because— unlikely that— excuse me— unlikely that Bibi Netanyahu will execute such a threat. And how it's going to happen? Of course, you're going to have the official denial. The Israeli government has consistently and vehemently denied having any operational ties to Jeffrey Epstein, when we know that Jeff and his dad— which I will share with you in a second here, uh, his picture— his dad was a Mossad agent. So, and because the Israeli government is saying, oh, Epstein was a Mossad asset, a baseless smear campaign— no, it's not. It was, it was. The other point is the lack of leverage control in, in, in the world of the intelligence community. This is something you always have to take into, uh, uh, into consideration. Basically, this one will be linked to the official Epstein files are under custody of the United States Department of Justice, which means they have full control as to what they release. Even though they release millions of pages of documents early 2026. Still not enough. Yeah, Netanyahu in this case does not control the publication or withholding of US federal investigative files. Investigative files, that's one. Then the third element, which is the crucial one in my opinion, is the severe strategic backfire. That's why I said earlier, I don't see most likely Netanyahu will go with this because the strategic impact of it will be bad for Israel. So, so attempting to blackmail a sitting US president will permanently fracture the US-Israeli alliance, and that in itself will destroy critical bipartisan, uh, congressional support and of course the intelligence sharing mechanisms that Israel relies upon for its survival. We share with them everything, as a matter of fact, uh, uh, except that, uh, when, uh, members of the Mossad will travel to Washington, uh, the US government always makes sure that they don't have access to the, for example, CIA headquarters and, and some locations within DIA, within the Pentagon, for fear that they might, that they might just plant the listening device or what have you. It was never trust between the two anyways. But one thing is factual is that as of now, Ari Ben Menashe is the primary source of this information, this specific information. And, uh, uh, when he did the interview on June 16th, 2026, which means 2 days ago. So, and that's the clip that I shared with you. So, um, of course there are those who will say, what the purpose? Why will he do this now? No, no, there has to be some reason for why he will have to come up with something, uh, like, like now. Because his argument was that there is what we call— there is what he termed, not me, it was he termed, and I put it in quote because it's his word, as a secret weapon. That's how he used the term secret weapon in this case, because he alleged that Israel will deploy unseen Epstein material targeting US government officials, including Trump himself. Then you have to think about the Mossad connection. And, and, and where's this connection? Why is this connection important? Is because, uh, uh, Ari, uh, bin Menashe reiterated his longstanding narrative that indeed Jeffrey Epstein— let me put the picture right here— that Jeffrey Epstein was originally recruited in the 1980s. Okay, and who he was recruited by? He was recruited by media mogul at that time Robert Maxwell. Here is the picture of Robert Maxwell right here in the white. And who is the lady on his right, uh, from the picture here? That's his daughter, Jeslene. And Jeslene was hooked up with Jeffrey Epstein, so she played a role into, uh, uh, the, the whatever they were doing. Jeslene Maxwell's father, that's her father. And of course, that's the, uh, that, that involved some high-ranking officials in, in many, many governments, including, including Ehud Barak of, of Israel. The former prime minister was involved also in the files. That is why I have to take this claim, uh, seriously before just, just, you know, kind of reject it. No, because the government in Washington here is going to come forward and say, no, this is nothing but a bogus You know, and as a matter of fact, that I did have a, a clip, you know, YouTube took it down, so it was, was, was, was taken down, which was the picture of, uh, an MI6 guy, uh, was, uh, dealing with, uh, individuals in Ukraine pertaining to Russia and, and, and the Russians were able to capture that picture. So that's why I'm saying matters of intelligence, don't rule them out quickly. No, have to consider all that. Then we have the purpose. The claim of this entire Epstein network was built on an intentional Israeli intelligence honeypot. And why? Because the objective was designed to entrap and blackmail Western politicians into acting as state assets. That is why I'm— the way I see it, uh, moving forward. Uh, as a matter of fact, when I wrote an article— I'm gonna put the link for you in the chat box, it's on Substack— and I highlighted some of the, uh, downside of what could happen if Donald Trump moves forward with this particular deal. Now we know it's official, and we saw the sign— the, the signing event of it in Versailles in France. 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. Now, and I'm gonna go in this one— by the way, guys, I'm keeping this live stream here short today. Uh, if I am to go with the assumption that this claim, if proven true, what will happen? It will create an unprecedented catastrophic national security and even constitutional crisis for Donald Trump. So now, what is going to do to the base? Well, the base will likely be muted about it. So, because leaking authentic blackmailing-level intelligence on a sitting US president will instantly transform a political dispute into a geopolitical explosion. That's exactly how it happens. That's how it works. The fallout, uh, the way I look at it— I'm gonna share 2 or 3 key points about it, how I see it, uh, moving forward as part of this brief, brief analysis. You think about the 2, 2 more— the first 2 things that comes to mind right away: the legal and the constitutional investigations. Because if Bibi, uh, Netanyahu releases the information, the, the damning information used, uh, by a foreign intelligence agency, that one threatening the US president into altering— we're talking about alteration of American foreign policy— this in itself will trigger bipartisan federal investigation into foreign interference, extortion, And of course, espionage. That is why the importance of understanding this. Then you have to consider also the second key point is the nature of this material. You know, this is not about just taking a bribe. We're talking about the severity of the damage, uh, depends entirely on what's in the files. This is why you see things redacted completely. You don't see anything. They will leave a line or two.

That's about it.

Because if they contain actionable evidence of the financial corruption, illegal back, back, uh, uh, backroom dealings, uh, or a severe, uh, personal misconduct, this will immediately ignite aggressive congressional hearings and demand for impeachments from the Democrats and moderate Republicans. And that usually will put the country into a political crisis We're already in crisis. That's just going to add more. And the other element is the fracturing alliance of the US-Israel. So because it will signify what? It will signify that a red line has been crossed. And believe me, I've seen enough. Israelis won't care. This is why they want to hit on fire yesterday at a village in southern Lebanon after The agreement has been signed. They won't care. And I'm here to tell you what Donald Trump said last time, the clip I shared with you. I don't believe it's true. I believe that's just a, a theater. No American president can say no to Israel. That's coming from one who was— and ask anybody who works in Washington and knows how things worked in— how tanks work inside the Beltway. They'll tell you. So, and here is the thing, this red line crossed.

Why?

Historically, because the United States and Israel maintain a deep intelligence sharing relationship. What we know, the Mossad will know it. What the Mossad know, we might know about it. Depends. So if Israel were exposed in If Israel were exposed using a honeypot operation in this case, or blackmail material against the American president, uh, this will be viewed as an act of, uh, diplomatic warfare, when in reality the survival of Israel depends on the US. Yes, Israel has nuclear weapon under— no, no, still they have to depend on, on the US. And that is why it's important to understand, uh, that aspect. The other element has to do with the political base. Yes, because recent history suggests that the domestic political damage to Trump might not be as straightforward as it seems. You all heard about deep state narrative, right? You all heard about the, the, the Trump MAGA people or supporters, because how are they going to be viewing this leak? They're going to be viewing it as a coordinated weaponized hit piece designed to punish Donald Trump for trying to stop a war. But it was Donald Trump himself that went into a war against his will when he could have said, no, I am not going into a war on your behalf. So like the saying goes in America, no need to cry over spilled milk, it's already done. So, and that is exactly where this issue with it. The other thing has to do with the Epstein fatigue. People here in America got tired. It exposed the massive corruption that exists our system. So they are very, very, very tired of hearing about it. The same with the war against Iran. That is one of the reasons, one of among others, that Donald Trump moved forward with this. We don't know how it's going to end. So far, he just signed. We shall see how this one is going to evolve over time. And that is why What you have right now, the FBI saying, oh, this is nothing but fake news. So the bottom line is that if it's true, it won't just damage Trump— no, damage him politically speaking. No, no, no, no, it will cause an absolute meltdown in the international relations. Yeah, so rather than destroying Trump's domestic popularity It will more likely result in a total destruction of the US-Israeli relations and create an immediate fierce pushback against Netanyahu from the American public. Well, the American public is already fed up with Israel because our tax dollars that been going there when the Israelis, for example, have free healthcare, they have free education, and here in the US, it's, it's, it's It's a mess. It's a mess. This is how it is. So here is my conclusion for you. As I said, I'm going to keep this very, very short. If the rumors happens to be true, and time will tell sooner than later, I hope, we will be looking at a historical betrayal that could permanently destroy the, this, the US-Israeli relations. And not only that, it's going to reshape the global politics moving forward. But so far, we still do not know yet. So is this a real espionage crisis, or just a tactical disinformation campaign to tank the Iran peace deal? What do you think? So is Netanyahu— next move will be— what will be his move? And I know, uh, some of you will said, you know, he's, he's crazy enough to go for it. So let me know your thoughts in the comment section. I will greatly, greatly appreciate it. Let me share with you the clips that I, uh, I told you. Oh, this is Trump in France. Uh, let me share some clips with you. The first one I'm going to do is the one in France because it's very, very important for historical purposes. And I'm going to show you, uh, an image of— share the screen rather— of the, of the picture of Donald Trump signing, and I'll tell you why. Take a look at this picture here. The importance of this, the surrender agreement, because it happened in Versailles. What happened in Versailles in 1919? Does anybody know history here? Because it's exactly the same setting we had. 1919, it was the signing agreement to end the war, and is now the same in 2026 when Donald Trump signed the agreement to end the war. That is why it's historical, and that is why I believe the French president Macron played this very well, because he's gonna go down in history as under his tenure the American president sign his surrender to Iran in Versailles. The same argument was made in 1919 after World War I was ended and the surrender— the Nazis. That's why it's important. So the second clip I'm gonna share with you pertains to really some of the arguments. Some have been, why did Donald Trump agree to this, uh, uh, signing this agreement with Iran? What was the reason behind it? Is it the, the political, which, which will play a role into that, but it has to be more than that? And one of the things that is very important to understand, it has to do with energy, oil, because remember, Iran proved that it could shut down the global economy when it comes down to energy. By shutting down the Strait of Hormuz. Well, guess what? We are impacted by that as well. And now it's even worse, is even worse, because we're talking about the SPR, the Strategic Petroleum Reserves for the US, have fallen, have fallen, uh, to my knowledge, based on what I read, the last time fallen since 1983. And that was reported also inside Washington. So because we keep pulling oil from there, given— because the, the reserves has dropped by about, to my knowledge, 340 million barrels. And the last time we did this was during Reagan administration. So just think about it, think about it. And that is the reason why Donald Trump is sort of, uh, uh, saying this where it's going, and he said I better cut a deal. So take a listen at this.

Why we really made peace with Iran.

Also, we run out of reserves in about 4 weeks. You know, there are reserves all over the world, and we would really run out, and there'll be a time when you wouldn't be able to get it, and you want to see bedlam.

So remember how he was saying we don't have to have oil, we're completely self-sufficient. Yeah, that was a lie. Subscribe.

So that is the reason why it's important to understand why Donald Trump went ahead with the signing of the, of the, uh, of the, uh, the next, uh, po— the next, uh, clip, which I found very interesting also, is, uh, I hope I have it because I saved it for you guys. All right, let's, let's start with this one first, and I, I, I look at it again. This is Iran, Iran posting, uh, on, I think on X. Let me share the screen with you just for you to see. Take a lesson here, or take a look rather, or listen.

Iran just posted this on social media with the caption, the longest serving president of the United States. It's sadly true. Comment below and subscribe.

Yeah, that is true. That's what I'm saying. No matter what they say, uh, uh, a US president is unlikely will challenge, uh, uh, an Israeli government. So the next clip is from a command— the last time I told you I will keep that clip for you till next time. Okay, here is the clip here. Let's take a look.

Listen. Iran says that they will hold the US accountable if Israel does not abide by the peace deal. Israel has already said they are not going to abide by it, but Iran argues that everything Israel does, they run by the United States first, so the US will be responsible if they break it.

So, well, which is fair and true, and, and true because it's the US, but tells you also that the US cannot control. Uh, wow, I thought I had this specific clip. It was a very, very, uh, interesting one, but I'll, I'll save it for you next time, uh, when we do, uh, let me see this one quickly here. No, uh, when I find it, I look for it again. It's very, very interesting., what, what Donald Trump said about Iran. I, I, I'll be honest, I didn't expect it, but that is what it is. So, so I don't have it here. I will, I'll, I'll share it with you next time. So anyway, I hope you enjoy this. And, uh, again, uh, I just wanted to highlight to you where this is going regarding whether Netanyahu is going to release this information or not, the damning information about Donald Trump. So we shall see, we shall see. Uh, let me, let me express my thanks once again to Noel for your avid support. You are an avid supporter of the channel, Noel, and I'm, I'm very grateful. I want you to know I don't take it for granted, and I'm very, very, very thankful to you for your continued support. Thank you so much, Noel. Truly appreciate you. Uh, for those who wants to support my upcoming Trip to Asia. I'm gonna put the link for you here if you decide to support that. Uh, also share the picture of where we are in the campaign, the finance campaign. David Oualaalou, we still didn't break through the 50% yet. Hopefully some wealthy donors will, uh, like the other person who did that before, which I am very, very, very grateful, uh, to that individual, uh, uh, for, uh, uh donating substantially for— in support of this trip. Actually, part of the reason we are at 49% is because of that donation. So, and I'm very, very grateful to that. So once again, here is the link for those who wants to support my upcoming Asia trip, should you decide to do so. I'm also— if you want to support the channel, so I'm going to share the next link with you right here. This is for the channel. If you want to support it. You know the type of information you are getting here, and I do spend time researching and, uh, uh, ensuring the accuracy of the information before I'll share it with you. And the last thing, if you're interested in buying some of my books, uh, uh, here's the— those are the books that I published. If you are interested, there's the link uh, for that if you want. Uh, let me put that link again if you are interested in purchasing a copy of my book. I will be working on the next story for you. Uh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, there is one more thing I forgot to share with you. My apologies. Uh, yeah, let me, let me share this one here with you. It's very important to see. Very embarrassing, but it's very important. Uh, I'm gonna share this, but I'm not gonna play it because it has a soundtrack. Uh, YouTube usually doesn't like, but the fact that, uh, uh, it shows the humiliation of, of, of India. So take a look here. So what you're looking at, I'm, I'm gonna play it. I'm I'll, I'll silence it, but I'll play. Basically what you're looking at is that, uh, Modi couldn't even put two sentences together, so he had to count on, you know, notes like that, reading. It was very embarrassing, very, very, very embarrassing that an uneducated prime minister will, uh— but again, I just want to share that with you. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed it. Look forward to seeing you next time. As always, remember, geopolitics impacts your daily life in more ways than one. Till next time, bye-bye.