The israel and the abraham, accord and government spending

Added: 2026-05-27

[00:00:00]Red alert. Red alert. Today we're going to talk about Israel, the Abraham Accords. We're going to talk about spinning from the US and how it affects us all. Where my brush went and how my brush so you can have deal with it. So today, America's finances are sick.

[00:00:23]Yeah. If you don't really understand the financial situation and the state of this country is in, this is where people need to stop treating this like some boring budget conversation and actually look at the things. You got no if I have microphone look at the you know spinning of American America wonder if we're hear me a minute there you Let's start over again.

[00:01:15]So if you didn't really know understanding of the financial state of this country that is it in this is where people need to stop treating this like some boring budget conversation.

[00:01:30]Start actually looking at the numbers because once you break this down it's sickening. America is not poor. It's not a poor country. This is the first thing people need to understand. We are not broke because there's no money. We're not broke because the country doesn't, you know, produce wealth. America is one of the richest countries in the world.

[00:01:55]But we're being managed like reckless borrowing borrowers with no discipline. The federal government collects about $5.6 trillion a year. That is money come from taxes, fees, and all the revenue pulled out of the Americans, cut out of us, the American economy. Now, $5.6 trillion is such a big number that most cannot even feel it, right? So, let's break it down.

[00:02:22]That means the federal government collects about $10.7 million every single minute. Every minute of the day, every day, seven days a week.

[00:02:38]It's a lot of money.

[00:02:42]Not not every not every excuse me, not every day, not every hour, but every minute while you're sleeping, they are collecting it. While you're working, they're collecting it. While you were standing in the grocery store just trying to decide what you can afford to put on the, you know, and you have to put back rest. They collect it $10.7 million every single minute.

[00:03:06]That's your money. It's my money. All the money pulled out of the paychecks, businesses, purchases, incomes, and the American economy. Now, you would think that would be enough, right? You'd think that'd be enough.

[00:03:20]You'd think $10.7 million a minute, figuring it out how to live with that. But no, that's not enough for them. Because while they collect that $10.7 million every minute, they actually spend $14.1 million every minute. Let me say that again. The government collects $10.7 million every minute and they spend $14.1 million every single minute of every single day.

[00:03:53]They have to borrow money. $3.6 million every minute is borrowed. That's not what they're spending. That is what we borrow after we already spent everything we collect. That's overdraft. That is the hole. That is the part that should make people sick. The federal government is not just spending money. It's spending all the money. It takes and borrows $3.6 million every single minute. Borrows.

[00:04:25]every minute.

[00:04:27]Said this again, we collect about $10.7 million in revenue. They spend $14.1 million every minute. American borrows $3.6 million just to keep the machine running.

[00:04:42]Borrows.

[00:04:45]That's a country bleeding money by minute by minute. That's a total debt is already $39 trillion. $39 trillion. That number is almost impossible to understand. So let's put that into a plain English, right? If Americans somehow, you know, balance the budget tomorrow, they would not pay off the debt ever. It would only stop the debt from getting worse.

[00:05:10]Balancing the budget does not erase the mountain. It only means it finally stops digging. That's if you do that. The actual paid on debt would be needed extra money. extra money left over after paying all the bills and Washington cannot even get a zero, right? They can't even stop borrowing. Now imagine just for a second that the government did manage to by some miracle managed to somehow responsibly, you know, pay off the bills and then had a little bit of money left over, right? Let's just say that tiny bit of money left over. Let's say they only had a billion dollars a year left over after the budget was spent. billion dollars, you know, left over. And they started to pay off our national debt. It would take 39,000 years to pay off our debt if they could save $1 billion a year. But they can't.

[00:06:04]They can't even They can't even balance the budget. That's just saying if they had some surplus, $1 billion a year would be $39,000 years to pay off our debt. 39,000.

[00:06:14]39,000 years if we could do that. But we can't even do that. They can't because they keep spending and spending and spending and spending.

[00:06:22]This is craziness. You know, I asked what the uh government's credit rating would be if they were a normal person or a citizen. The credit rating would be around 520. 520 is don't call us, we'll call you. 520 is don't bother signing on the dotted line because nobody's going to loan you anything. Nobody's going to sell you a car, candy bar, or anything else.

[00:06:44]That's a sad state and it's getting worse. They're not getting better.

[00:06:48]They're spending more and more and more.

[00:06:49]We borrow, once again, let me say this.

[00:06:51]I cannot say this enough. We borrow 3.6 million a minute. A minute. That we're we're asking somebody, can can you give us some money, please? We're broke. Can you Can you give us some money? We're broke. So, the next time you hear the government say they're giving away hundreds of billions of dollars for this or that or this or that, ask them where that money is coming from. Out of whose pocket. Because this is us. They're borrowing money in our names, in our kids' name, and our grandkids' names.

[00:07:17]They're borrowing money for us. Yep. No, not to help us, to kill us, obviously. I don't get it. I don't understand it. Um, working families, we cannot contain this for much longer. How long before the United States goes belly up? Seriously, how long will it take for us to go belly up when we're spend or borrowing $3.6 million a minute? A minute. Those are bonds that we're selling all over the world that we can't pay back.

[00:07:47]We cannot pay them back. I'm sorry. I know that's scary for everybody, but it's just the truth. The next thing I want to talk about today is what's going on with this so-called deal that our president has made with Iran. Now, the rumors are the Abraham Accord, which is never going to happen. People, let me just be plain with you. It's never going to happen. It's not. There's no way that Iran is going to treat Israel as a normal people. So tonight I also wanted to talk about the Iran thing, the war in this deal that they are trying to dress up like some kind of, you know, historic peace agreement.

[00:08:25]And before I go any further, let me This is my opinion really. It's my opinion.

[00:08:28]I'm not sitting here pretending like I have some inside information because I don't. But it's obvious to me it's obvious.

[00:08:37]I I don't know every calculation. I do know every threat that was made. I don't know every threat that was made behind the scenes. And I don't know what it looks like from where I'm sitting. I do know that. And from where I'm sitting, this does not look like strength. It looks like we stopped short. Looks like we brought the the Iranian regime right to the edge that the Iranian people believe the moment might be finally here after all these years and then walked away while the same people stayed in power.

[00:09:12]That is what bothers me because this was not just some random, you know, country having a bad week. This is the Iran regime. This is the regime that spent nearly five decades showing the world exactly who they are. Since 1979, the regime has built itself around control, right? Fear, anti-Americanism, hatred towards Israel, revolutionary ideology, and you know, crushing its own people when they stepped out of line.

[00:09:44]They have had almost 50 years change.

[00:09:47]They have had no change. Now I'm supposed to believe that after getting hit militarily, after being pressured, after being shaken, they're suddenly going to become honest, peaceful nation.

[00:10:01]I don't buy that. And I think they got hurt. I think that they got scared. I think that they are trying to survive.

[00:10:08]And surviving, survival is not just some thing as peace. It's not the same thing as peace. This is a part where people need to understand. A wounded regime is not a reformed regime. A cornered regime is not a changed regime. A regime that signs something because it needs the bombs to stop is not suddenly a trustworthy partner in peace.

[00:10:31]They're buying time. That's what regimes like to do. They get hit. They smile for the camera and they agree. Just enough language to take the pressure off. And then they wait. They regroup. They rebuild. They hide what needs to be hidden. Right? Then the same ideology alive underneath that paperwork. And now we are hearing this might get wrapped up in some Abraham accord language. I'm sorry, but no. Anybody with common sense should should be asking questions. Do we really believe Iran's current regime is going to honor the spirit of the Abraham Accords?

[00:11:13]Do we really believe they're going to wake up tomorrow and say, "We recognize Israel. We respect America. We're done threatening the regime. We are done funding proxy groups and we are done crushing our own citizens. We've had an awakening." No, not this regime. Not the way the current stands. The Abraham cards are supposed to mean normalization.

[00:11:39]Normalization.

[00:11:40]Recognition. a real shift towards open relations and peace. If Iran regime does not recognize Israel, if it does not give up an anti-Israel ideology, it does not stop using terror groups and military pressure as tools of power, then do not sell me this is as Iran joining some grand peace movement. Call it what it is, an exit ramp, a way to stop the shooting, a way for both sides to walk away and claim victory. Trump can say he ended the war. Iran can say that they survived America.

[00:12:15]Israel can say that they hit the threat hard. Everybody gets a speech. But what do the Iranian people get? That's the question I cannot get away from. What do the Iranian people get? Because for a moment they had hope. People inside Iran were watching. You know, Iranian-Americans were watching. People who remembered were watching pre- Ayatollah man Iran people were watching the old memories the old stories of what the country used to be before the they took over they're thinking maybe this was maybe after all the years the walls were cracking maybe the regime was finally weak enough maybe people would finally have a chance to take their country back and that hope did not come out of nowhere. Trump himself spoke like there would be a moment when he told the Iranian people to stay safe, stay inside because it's dangerous out there. But he also said there would come a time. He said that he said when we are finished, you can take over your government.

[00:13:26]That's not a small thing to say to people living under a brutal regime.

[00:13:29]That's hope. That's a signal that tells oppressed people, hold on, your moment may be coming. So now I want to know when when is that time? Because if this ends with the same regime still in charge, then what are those people waiting for?

[00:13:50]They're waiting while the bombs fell.

[00:13:52]They waited. They waited while Americans had Israel hit the regime. They waited while the world, you know, talked about freedom. And now they may be told sorry the same people who beat you imp imprisoned you silenced you and kept you under control are staying in power but don't worry we are going to call it diplomacy.

[00:14:14]That's that's horrible and it may be worse than just disappointment because if the regime survives it, it's not going to be it's not going to come out the softhearted regime like oh we're so sorry. No, this will not survive a scare. And let's be kind to our people.

[00:14:32]They're not going to say that. They're going to start questioning who spoke out, who protested, who protested online, who helped the enemy, who believed this was their moment, who was waiting for the regime to fail. And then those people, they pay. Oh yeah, that is dark part. Nobody wants to talk about the same regime stays in power. Life does not imagine imaginary get better for the ordinary Iranians. The revolutionary guard does not banish. The prisons do not stay. Uh the military police do not apologize. Judges do not suddenly become fair. The people who stood against the regime become targets.

[00:15:12]So when people say, "Well, at least the war stopped."

[00:15:16]I understand that nobody should want more death if it can be avoided. But stopping the war is not the same thing as solving the problem.

[00:15:27]Stopping the bomb bombing while leaving the same oppressor in charge may protect the regime more than it protects the people. And that's my issue. We weren't there with force. We hit them hard.

[00:15:40]We did not go after the population and we should not. But we hit the military side. We hit the infrastructure. We hit the power structure. We shook them. Then Iran threatened the streets of Hermuse, right? Threatened shipping, threatened the world's economy. And they did. It made it clear that if they were going down, they were going to take everybody with them.

[00:16:07]And then we stopped.

[00:16:10]Maybe there was reason. Maybe there was military limits. Maybe there were economic fears. Maybe maybe there were threats behind the scenes. Maybe somebody, you know, looked at risk and decided this could turn into something much bigger.

[00:16:26]I can admit I do not know every reason, but I can judge what I see. And what I see is a regime that may not have been beaten militarily, may have been beaten military, but not removed politically.

[00:16:38]That matters because the part of this part of this world's survival can be, you know, solid victory. Iran does not have to defeat America on the battlefield to win a victory, to win the story. They only have to remain standing after American hits them. That's the dangerous because now they can tell their people, "We stood up against the most powerful country in the world and we survived."

[00:17:04]They can tell the regime, "Americans hit us. Israel hit us and we are still here." That is not weakness in their propaganda machine. That is fuel.

[00:17:15]And that is why this does not look like strength to me. It looks like America exposed its muscle, used it, raised the stakes, raised the expectations, gave oppressed people hope, and then pulled back before the job was finished.

[00:17:32]Now, they want to call that peace.

[00:17:35]I'm not against peace. Let me say that clearly. I am against avoiding a wider conflict or a wider war. I'm not against saving lives and I'm not against diplomacy when diplomacy actually solves something. But do not ask me to clap for this deal.

[00:17:54]This leaves the regime in power with the same ideology, the same hatred, the same weaponization, the same abomination and that same boot on the neck of the Iranian people. Do not dress it up survival as a transformation. Do not tell me regime change just because it got scared. Don't tell me this this Abraham Accords peace, right? If Iran currently rules over the truly recognizable Israel, changing their ideology and ending the behavior that made them dangerous in the first place because I do not believe they're doing that. I believe they're buying time. I believe that they are trying to live fight another day. And I believe we may have just given them that chance.

[00:18:42]That is what makes this feel so wrong.

[00:18:44]The Iranian people were shown a door.

[00:18:47]They were told that there were time was coming that they were going to be allowed believe their country might finally be theirs again. And then right when it mattered, we shut the goddamn door in their face. That is not just bad strategy. That's cruel. Maybe his history proves me wrong. Maybe there's some brilliant plan behind the curtain.

[00:19:11]But this leads to something bigger than I cannot see right now. But from where I am sitting, this looks like terrible decision. It looks like we hit the regime hard enough to scare it, but not hard enough to end it. We gave the Iranian people hope, but not freedom. We gave Iran a beating, but also gave them a way to claim survival. And if that ends with the same regime still standing, then don't tell me we finished the job. We did not. We stopped. And the people who have to live with it, live with that decision, are not the politicians on television. They're the Iranian people trapped under the same regime, waiting for a time that may never come.

[00:20:01]And believe me, those same people are still chanting death to America. Death to America. The Abraham Accords line is [ __ ] They would never sign that because in the Abraham Accords, they have to say that Israel, our people, they have to be open, fair trade with Israel. No, we would never do that with the United States. They hate our guts.

[00:20:22]They will always hate our guts. And us backing out and pulling out now is a cowardice move from our president.

[00:20:29]He couldn't find a way out. And this is the way he's dressing it up. It's [ __ ] We promised those Iranian people that we would tell them when their time to rise up was when is that now? Trump, Donald, when when are you going to tell those people to rise up now? Right. The same regime is in power.

[00:20:50]But the news coverage will stop covering it. They'll stop showing us all the people that get punished after we pull out of there.

[00:20:57]This is [ __ ] We shouldn't, if we were going to do this, we shouldn't have started the war in the first place. We're not going to finish it while I started.

[00:21:07]This is crap.

[00:21:10]Our president pussed out.

[00:21:14]I'm not a Trump hater. I'm not TDS.

[00:21:18]Regardless of what you think about me personally, this not about me. This about those people over there. Our Trump, our Trump, our little president pussed out.

[00:21:27]He blinked.

[00:21:29]He blinked.

[00:21:31]And they're going to dress it up as Abraham Accord. Don't let him fool you.

[00:21:34]It's a lie. I'll take some questions now. Let me pull this up on screen.

[00:21:41]See how many of you guys are talking about my gender rather than what's happening with our country because that's generally the, you know, generally how people are. That's the mental capacity of our country.

[00:21:57]Give me one second. I'll pull it up.

[00:22:04]Here we go.

[00:22:07]Let's see.

[00:22:09]All right. One second. Here we go here.

[00:22:12]Oops. Come on.

[00:22:15]Where is the chat? Here we go. Yes. Very logical. Thank you. I appreciate that.

[00:22:20]What would Jesus I'm not going to read that [ __ ] Raiders. Yes. Go Raiders.

[00:22:24]Trump doesn't give two shits about the people what people say. No, he doesn't.

[00:22:29]He does not give crap about what we say.

[00:22:34]Get them to f off. Explain then. What do you want me to explain?

[00:22:40]Uh, whiskey he wouldn't lie uh harm lie and harm others. Whiskey he wouldn't lie and harm What are you talking about? I need to switch this to um we have a live chat, whatever the hell it's called.

[00:22:58]I know how to do this. God, it's been so long since it's been on YouTube like this. Anyway, I'll just keep reading.

[00:23:06]Hold on one second, guys. I get this down here. I got to put this on live chat if I can figure out how it works.

[00:23:13]There we go. Okay, live chat. All right, one second. Bear with me.

[00:23:24]Okay, there we go.

[00:23:29]Buying food in Iran has become a luxury.

[00:23:31]Exactly. Your voice is too much though.

[00:23:34]I know it's a a deep voice. Sorry. I'm not going to pretend. This really upset me. The two things. is the fact that our country is spending not spending they're borrowing $3.6 million a minute. Our government is borrowing ahead of the they spend $14 million or 14 excuse me $14 million a minute our government spends and they they take from us they take from us $10 something million a minute and it's not enough money for them. It's not. And then this [ __ ] this Abraham Accord [ __ ] It's like people, the midterms are coming up. You need to think long and hard about who you vote for.

[00:24:23]Sorry, because it's Memorial Day. I shouldn't point out the the obvious. I respect and my grandfather was a World War II veteran, right? I respect our veterans. I respect Memorial Day, but that doesn't mean I hide from the truth.

[00:24:37]That's why he's doing this today. That's why it's coming out today because people are distracted.

[00:24:43]Sorry. Sometimes news is hard to hear.

[00:24:53]H I think the excuse was to stockpile of Now I can't read the shits in the freaking way.

[00:25:01]Let me see if I can get over here.

[00:25:05]Ah, you [ __ ] Okay. I think the excuse was the the stockpile of weapons so they could make more. I do too. I do too. And then you know what they're not going to tell us?

[00:25:17]You bet you there's restitutions that we're going to have to pay them. I bet you we're going to have to pay for everything we blew up. You watch behind the scenes. It'll be like, "Oh yeah, and by the way, we need $30 billion to repair all the [ __ ] you blow up." This is [ __ ] And it's not our, you know, people think of it. This is our government pay. This is not our government paying for it. This is us. We are the government's pocketbook. We are their wallet.

[00:25:43]This is stupid. And after all that, we don't even help the Iranian people. That was one of the only reasons the few people that did support the war actually agreed with it is because we were going to help the Iranian people. Now we don't even do that. We just blow them off.

[00:25:58]Sorry. I know. We were going to tell you. Trump said, "Stay in your house for now. I'll let you know when you can come out and take over your government." I will let you know. When is that day now, Trump?

[00:26:09]When is the day now? Think those people are celebrating over there? No. They're going, "What the [ __ ] man? You were supposed to help help us take our country back. Put us back 50 years ago before the regime when we were, you know, a diplomatic.

[00:26:25]What a wuss. What a wuss. Trump, what a wuss. We shouldn't even have went in there if we were going to do this.

[00:26:36]Every wish should be able to live their lives the way that they see fit. But I don't need to establish your your enable your delusion. What do you mean my delusion? Dude, we're not talking about me, idiot. Separate the two.

[00:26:51]There was America before 9/11. After 2001, we became Yeah, I'm not going to I'm you know, I used to argue against that point all the time. I'm not so sure anymore.

[00:27:05]It's making us look bad. You're right.

[00:27:07]It is making us look weak. Do you think for one minute that that regime is not going to tell the world how they beat the biggest power in the world, how we gave them our best shot? We they threw everything that they had at us and we survived. That's exactly what they're going to say. They're going to count this as the greatest victory of Iran in history. They took on the world's most powerful military and survived.

[00:27:33]That's the way this will be written in their history books.

[00:27:37]And you think that they're going to stop trying to produce a nuclear weapon? Come on, people. That little guy over there, that whoever's in charge, that dude, you know, they ain't going to take that uranium. You watch it. They'll lie. Oh yeah, we got all the re uranium out of there. [ __ ] [ __ ] This is [ __ ] This is a coward's way of running when you go, oh [ __ ] I don't know what I got us into. How are we going to get us out of this? Well, let's pretend that it's part of the Abraham Accords. Well, Iran will never agree to the Abraham Accords and then they have to treat Americans in Israel like human beings. I know, but we're going to American people are stupid, though.

[00:28:13]Believe us.

[00:28:19]Before you talk about government, people look at yourself. The reason that I can do this and I can look the way I want, bud, is because we live in America, right? So, why don't you get past your prejudiced and start looking at something else? God dang people. That is You're so narrow-minded. Take your blinders off and look around. It doesn't [ __ ] matter what I do with my life to you. Doesn't affect you whatsoever. But this does. What we're talking about affects you. And if you can't look back your own prejudice against trans people, then move the [ __ ] on. Godamn, dude. Get real. This is the adult hour here. This is adults talking about real problems.

[00:28:55]And yeah, you look at yourself, you weirdo. God damn, man. So annoying.

[00:29:03]Ah, the regime had cut off the internet for months. Yeah, exactly. How come they weren't How come? Where was Elon in this? Didn't he for uh Ukraine? Didn't he offer them Skynet or whatever that is? Staret. Why didn't he offer it to the Iranian people? This is just This leaves a terrible taste in my mouth. And the fact that we're going to go bankrupt people, then you're all going to be like, I remember that trans lady back there is she, you know, so Oh, he's got the youth today. I didn't vote for him. Nope. I told us exactly what he was. Yeah, I I agree with you there. But I voted for Trump. I did because Camela was a [ __ ] [ __ ] I'm sorry, but she was she would have driven this country further into the [ __ ] hole that we're in right now. the borders would still be open. There'd be 50 million people that don't belong here or here. Just because I voted for somebody doesn't mean I agree with what he's doing. And what he's doing now is stupid. It's cowardice. It's why don't you put your tail between your legs and run away and admit you should have never started the war then? If you're just going to pull out right before you, you know, liberate the people, what is stopping you? These little teeny mosquito boats they call them that are going around shooting, you know, arrows at the big barges. That's what's keeping the world's strongest military from opening the straight of Her. You can't do it. We're supposed to be the biggest power in the world and we can't stop a mosquito fleet.

[00:30:34]Really? That doesn't look good for us.

[00:30:37]That doesn't look good for us at all. No wonder why China's over there [ __ ] around with Taiwan right now. They're like, "That's the best they got. We got this [ __ ] covered."

[00:30:46]Weak.

[00:30:50]Get him. Hi Jackie.

[00:30:54]Starlink. Thank you. Thank you Bobo.

[00:30:56]Starlink. Yeah. Why do you Where was Starlink?

[00:31:00]Where was Starlink?

[00:31:02]Is it coming? Cuz it's late. It's late.

[00:31:05]Bobo.

[00:31:09]Just It's just I'm so frustrated that when I heard them mention that word Abraham Accord, I went, "Wait a minute.

[00:31:17]No freaking way they're ever gonna No way.

[00:31:26]No, he will never admit he was wrong.

[00:31:28]No, he paints it up. It's like, "What a great victory. We destroyed their whole military. We destroyed every If you destroyed their whole military and you took them all at the bottom of the ocean and everything's all great and wonderful, how come you can't open that little piece of water, right? How come these little mosquito boats are shutting down the world's freaking trade? Really?

[00:31:47]Come on, dude. Speak up. Then how come you're backing out with your toe between your legs? How come you had a no fire things and they fired a thing at a nuclear power facility? That's breaking a ceasefire order, but you're just like, "No, don't worry about it. This probably just somebody didn't get the message.

[00:32:04]You know, they didn't know we were in a ceasefire, so they didn't get the message, so we're just going to forgive that one." Or how about the fact that they're taking over barges? No, no, no.

[00:32:12]They're just playing around with their little mosquito fleet. [ __ ] Trump.

[00:32:15]You're a puss. You pussed out, dude. You pussed out and you left us looking with pie on our face. Thanks a lot, buddy.

[00:32:22]And then you gave the hopes to those Iranian people and you pulled out.

[00:32:25]You're just an [ __ ] And you can march it all you want, Trump, all you want. You can paint this as some kind of victory. It's a loss. It's a loss. We lost the war. We lost. If this is how it ends, we lose. And so do the Iranian people. And those the regime over there will continue to try to make a nuclear bomb until they actually succeed and blow a country up. It's just so dumb. So dumb.

[00:32:52]Instead of having his phone made to sell the American people tried to act like yeah they were made in America. They weren't. Yeah. He's lying and the cell phone's not even coming.

[00:33:02]And we do that to claim to be king of the world and then the war between nations will happen. Yeah. We're already It's like we are, you know, we're supposed to be the most peaceful nation in the world. And how come we've been in the most wars than anybody else in the last 50 years? We have been in more wars than anybody else against more different countries. That's not even counting the ones that we're close to having war with now. What is going on with us? And we're spending, spending, spending, spending, spending. Just spending like crazy.

[00:33:28]China's like one of the smartest countries run around. And I don't like the regime. I don't like how they do things, what they treat their people.

[00:33:34]But still, they're not involved in any of this. What are they doing? They're investing in the infrastructure of their country, right? The roads, the cities, the towns. They're making it better.

[00:33:42]They're not spending a bunch of money on wars that don't belong to them. Hell no.

[00:33:46]They're just waiting sitting back waiting for the United States to go bankrupt. And now they're starting to sell off the stocks. They're the bonds that they they own of ours. Yeah.

[00:33:56]They're not the only ones. A lot of people because they're looking going, "How much debt do they got? $39 trillion. How much money did they bring bring in every year? Oh [ __ ] They're spending more than they bring in every single year. Oh my god. How How fast does it take to get another trillion dollars worth of debt less than a year?

[00:34:12]Oh [ __ ] United States is going bankrupt. Sell the stock. Sell sell.

[00:34:19]That's what it is. We just And we just sit there. American people like who are we going to vote for this time? No.

[00:34:25]Let's keep the same people in power.

[00:34:27]Let's keep the same ones in power. Yeah, that's a good idea because they're doing such a grand [ __ ] job. Let's keep them in power.

[00:34:35]Stupid. Ding ding ding ding ding ding.

[00:34:38]It's like, my god, man.

[00:34:41]What's going to happen is the Democrats are going to take back the House and the Senate most likely after the the midterms and then the government will sit stagnant for the next two years.

[00:34:49]Nothing will get done. This side will block that side, that side will block this side. That's not why we have a government. They're supposed to get in there and fight over the issues and come to a mutual agreement, not sit there and go, "Nope, nope, nope. Oh, all the Republicans vote the same and all the Democrats vote the same. Wow, that's amazing. I didn't know they all fought the same. That's incredible to get all those people to think the same way.

[00:35:11][ __ ] It's not supposed to work that way. You're supposed to vote for your constituents, your your state that you represent, not whoever the head of the party is. They all vote the same. Oh, they all vote same. They all vote the same. We just want to stack the Supreme Court now so we can undo all the good things Trump did. You know, he did do some good things. Democrats go there and they'll change all that. They'll open the gates to the country. Everybody come on in. You're not only get to come here for free. We're going to pay you now and you get a vote. Because here's one thing about our country you should know. Even the Democrats, I'm not talking the party, the Democrat people, they agree we should have IDs for voting. The Republicans agree. Democrats is like 75% of Democrats say yes, we should have ID for voting. 95% of Republicans say yes, we should have ID for voting. But the Democratic leaders are saying, "I don't care what you want." No, we're not going to do it. What do you mean you're not going to [ __ ] do it? We all want the same thing. Give us ID for voting. No.

[00:36:07]See, so what we want doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. This is common sense [ __ ] Yes, you should have a ID to vote so we know that you're not cheating or you're not somebody who shouldn't be voting. We We can't even get our people to freaking do that. Democrats and Republicans agree on this. At least that should be one thing that we can go, "Okay, let's pass that that law." Nope.

[00:36:28]Can't do that because the Democrats are No, then we can't [ __ ] cheat. If you do that, we can't cheat and we can't count the illegal aliens things when they want to vote for us. So, stop that.

[00:36:37]Stop the ID thing. That's ridiculous.

[00:36:39]But your people want the ID thing. I don't care what my people want. It's about what I want, not what people. God dang.

[00:36:48]Yeah, I I usually have to show my ID to vote, too. But I guess there's some places you can't. They say in California, "Oh, it's illegal to show your ID when you No, it isn't. They asked me for mine when I voted for president." But it's not the point, you know? They want people to go cheat. You can't cheat if you need ID to vote. It's harder to cheat, I should say. And it's just like, come on, man. Can't we just at least agree on that? We all want this, Democrat leaders.

[00:37:13]Pass this one through. You won't do it, you [ __ ] wads. You won't do it because you can't cheat as easily.

[00:37:19]I don't think all Democrats are bad people. I think Democrats used to be one of those parties for the people. It's what it used to mean to be a Democrat.

[00:37:25]You were a party for the people. Screw big business. We're protecting the little ones. That's what it used to be.

[00:37:31]It's not that way no more. Now you got Mandami running freaking New York into the ground. You got that that freaking lady marrier brother over there in Minnesota, whatever her name is. Omar Lan Omar. That [ __ ] needs to go. She needs to go. They need to stick a boot in her ass, light it on fire, and kick her ass out of this country. The fact that she is holding a see in our Oh my god, that lady makes me furious. She hates our country. She wants to turn us into Muslims. She wants all of us to be pretty little happy Muslims doing a little Muslim way. Well, look what that that's your country. Not very good. I don't want my country to be like that. You have your country like that. Leave ours alone. When you come here to live here in the United States, you're supposed to assimilate to us, not us assimilate to you. You came to our house. You act like we do in our house.

[00:38:21]You don't come to our house and then change all the rules. You come here and you live by our rules.

[00:38:27]If we wanted to live by your rules, we'd go to your house. It's like, what the [ __ ] is going on? Oh, I'm so frustrated right now. Every time I had voted for president in the midterms, every time I had to show ID, I'm 48 years old and I have voted I don't know how many uh times. Yeah, I I haven't voted nearly enough. Hi, Stephen.

[00:38:47]Um, hi Jo. Jo, thanks for the $6 gas. Exactly. Exactly.

[00:38:54]For what? You know, to me, as long as we were on a path to freeing the Iranian people from that regime, I was okay with it. Sure, no problem. I'll pay more at the gas if it means that ultimately we can help these people out and get them out from underneath that [ __ ] wacko people over there running that country.

[00:39:13]But no, no. Trump stops right when we got him on their knees.

[00:39:20]Okay, psych. Just kidding. We're gonna leave you in power.

[00:39:25]Don't worry about the American people. I don't give a [ __ ] what they think. I'm Trump. Don't believe whatever I say.

[00:39:33]Oh my god. Our vote doesn't matter. It's not about what we want as well as with government. Yeah, that proves it because ID voting. That proves it right there.

[00:39:41]It does not matter what you say. It doesn't matter what you want. They're going to do whatever the hell that they want. They are not for the people, by the people. They are screw the people, [ __ ] the people because we are the rulers of this world. We are the kings, you know, and I am not a TDS whatever Trump derangement syndrome and all that [ __ ] No, I'm not. I had voted for the [ __ ] and he was doing good things and then he changed. What happened to no more forever wars? What happened to we are going to solve stuff through peace?

[00:40:13]You've been at war ever since you got in office.

[00:40:16]What the hell? I mean, come on, man. And the thing, you know what the sick thing is? The Trump people out there, they can't even look at it realistically.

[00:40:26]They can't say, you know what, you're right. Trump's [ __ ] up. No, they can't because it's like, you're betraying the party. You're not mega enough. Oh my god. And I'm not woke.

[00:40:35]Just because I'm trans doesn't mean I'm leftwing. I am ne definitely not a freaking woke person or leftwing. I'm right in the middle. Middle right if you want to know the truth. So don't label me that [ __ ] Just because I'm trans doesn't mean I lost my brain when the doctor took my dick. Okay. Excuse me.

[00:40:51]That was vulgar, but it's true. My brain's still there. Penis is gone.

[00:40:56]Yeah, it is. But I still have fire in my blood.

[00:41:02]Okay. My dad passed in 2012 and uh to a leukemia.

[00:41:07]He was that conversation but it doesn't mean what it used to mean. He was serving. No, it doesn't. Things have changed. This it completely has changed.

[00:41:20]Steve, are you laughing at me?

[00:41:23]I remember that he has changed out in a good way, in a bad way. I remember that he has changed out in a good way, in a bad way. What? What? What?

[00:41:38]Stephen K thinks she's talking so much she won't see it.

[00:41:47]Stephen K. Oh, Stephen K. Stephen K is okay. Actually, I don't mind. Stephen K is all right. I was thinking of somebody else. I was thinking that Democrat, that black guy that's gone there. I can't remember what his name is. He's always bashing Trump. That guy drives me crazy, too.

[00:42:02]But Stephen K is all right. I think he's got a good head on his shoulders.

[00:42:09]They've been changed for a bit. There's no There's no change. They're already hunting people down over in Iran to kill them. They are already hunting them down to arrest them and kill them. And we will hear nothing about it. We will not know what's going on over there. There's going to be protests in the streets by Iranian Americans and stuff going, "Why did you do this to us?" But there'll be silence. They'll be like, "Shut up. It's over."

[00:42:31]Because Americans will go into the next story. They'll start hating trans people again instead. That's all they got to do is show a trans person walking into a girl's bathroom AND THEY'LL FORGET ALL ABOUT IRAN. It won't even have happened anymore. Just show somebody with a beard saying, "I'm a trans person. I want to go into that bathroom." And the news cycle will shift in a heartbeat. You watch. You watch.

[00:42:54]We're the biggest distraction this country has ever used. And it does it all the time, too. They're really good at it. [ __ ] What are we going to do?

[00:43:01]Everybody's noticing that we're [ __ ] everything up. Hey, do you know that trans person with a beard? Yeah, I'm going to the women's gym. We'll film it.

[00:43:09]Perfect. And then it's covering the news for the next six weeks. Trans craziness.

[00:43:14]Trans craziness. They're they want our children. They're coming for our kids.

[00:43:19]Jesus Christ.

[00:43:23]Steve Miller. Um Steve Miller. I don't even know. I am not sure who that is.

[00:43:28]Probably should. I know the name, but I don't know the person.

[00:43:32]He's already been protested. Stephen Miller, I don't remember.

[00:43:40]Yeah. Stephen A. That's the black guy, right? That's black guy. I like him.

[00:43:46]I've listened to him before.

[00:43:48]Anyway, but yeah. So, that's kind of what this the nation, that's where we are right now. We are in this nation.

[00:43:55]Just love it. Just cannot freaking get enough of it.

[00:43:59]I'm 50 or I'm 61 years old. I live my life. This is not about me. Not really.

[00:44:05]The Steve Miller band. I like the Steve Miller band.

[00:44:11]Steve Miller Band's cool, man.

[00:44:15]Arizona all the way to Tacoma, Philadelphia, Atlanta, LA, Northern California, where the girls are warm. Is that them? No, that's Maybe that's the beach boys. I don't even know. Brooke, you know what I like about you? You can change spark plugs. I certainly can. I actually fixed my broken car six months ago or so. Had that [ __ ] tore all apart. I still don't trust driving it cuz I was the mechanic.

[00:44:41]But I did it.

[00:44:44]I can look it. Just cuz I'm trans doesn't mean people just think, "Oh, you're trans.

[00:44:50]You're [ __ ] You were born [ __ ] and you're just living in a fantasy world." kind of a little bit. But you know, you think you're a female. No, I don't. No, I'm a biological male. I don't think I'm female, but I I'm a lady. I'm a trans lady. That's how God made me. Unfortunately, God has a sense of humor. He made platypuses and me.

[00:45:10]Boy, I wish I didn't know what I know about leukemia. I bet you do. Leukemia is a terrible thing.

[00:45:19]So, what Christ said, the Bible There's already been protest. Yes, there has been. Sith, there has been protest.

[00:45:31]Um, yeah, because nobody, the Iranian people that are over here, American Iranianist, they're like, "What? What?

[00:45:36]What's he doing? He's He's not going back in. He's not He's not going back in. He's not He's signing a what? They What? That's not real. That's fake. How can you You can't do this. The people in Iran are right behind their door with their sticks. They're getting ready to bust out there into the street just waiting for Trump to say go because they're just all right. When is he going to say it? [ __ ] We've been waiting for weeks. When is he going to say it? What?

[00:46:01]What do you mean no? What do you mean they're pulling out? What do you mean the war is over? We're not We haven't We haven't taken our government back yet.

[00:46:08]He promised us they're going to hate us so much more now because we didn't just walk away from them. We walked away and left them holding the bag and they're going to have to answer to that police over there because they're going to be looking for anybody who said [ __ ] about the anybody. Yeah, this is bad. I'm so upset with this crap.

[00:46:36]God He made everything. God made everything. Even the enemy. That's true.

[00:46:41]He made the enemy. Yes, that is a fact.

[00:46:43]Good point.

[00:46:45]Nice outfit tonight, Brooklyn. Well, thank you very much. I appreciate that.

[00:46:48]Just my little test, my little dress.

[00:46:51]I was feeling spunky.

[00:46:55]Can't see what that said. They said we just uh bombed some missile sites somewhere in Iran just now. They said that. Did they really? I hope so. I hope you're right because they ask, "Did you hear on the news lately? They're we're talking, yeah, we're going to have them sign the Abraham Accords." And they're like, "We going to kill America forever."

[00:47:16]Just like, "That don't sound very peaceful to me." I would love to be wrong. I would love Oh, you jumped the gun, Brooke. Look at they're fighting again. Perfect. They're still going to release the people. Perfect. I was wrong. I'll admit. Oh, yeah. Good. I I was going to jump the gun. My bad.

[00:47:30]Or maybe he's somebody in the government said, "Dude, you can't do that to these people." God damn it.

[00:47:40]Oh, no. Let me see what we got here.

[00:47:45]Oh man.

[00:47:50]Okay. I'm trying to find to see if they actually did that somewhere.

[00:47:54]um said that about that military says it carried out self-defense strikes in Iran including that was four hours ago missile launches.

[00:48:17]Come on you fudger.

[00:48:19]Okay.

[00:48:22]US military said Monday it carried out self-defense strikes in southern Iran including a missile launched states and boats placing and boats placing mines even as the Persian President Donald Trump said on social media the negotiation with Tyran were producing nicely proceeding nicely the strikes were done to protect our troops from threats posted by Iranian forces but the military says using the restraint during the ongoing ceasefire Captain Tinhawks, the spokesman for the US military central command said, "Fucking advertisements. Everything's advertisements everywhere.

[00:49:08]I can't get this [ __ ] close, bitch."

[00:49:14]Close. Thank you.

[00:49:17]The further details and not blah blah blah. Yeah, they did some petty ass little [ __ ] They They're not doing anything. They're proceeding nicely.

[00:49:26]Where does Trump Oh, Trump probably wants the stock markets to jump on Tuesday. And then he's going to say, "Just kidding.

[00:49:34]Yes, I was made in America." Not only was I made in America, my family goes back to we crossed the border in uh 1890.

[00:49:43]That's how far back my roots go. My grandma's grandma's grandma was American. So kiss my lily red and white ass and blue and blue. Red, white, and blue ass. That that I really don't want you to kiss it. I don't even want you to look at it, but whatever. Okay, I digress.

[00:50:02]Oh gosh. Okay, look at that person up there. Dead detra something. Whatever that weird name they got. Fan D through the barf faces up there. You know, in a bar, that dude hit on me so fast like, "Hey, baby. I better get the [ __ ] away from me, dude. I don't like you." Okay, so the war is not over.

[00:50:26]Relax. Um, it is over. Trump's going to find a way to end this in in a way that's going to make us look [ __ ] He talks about Biden pulling up in this is just as bad, if you ask me, leaving those people hanging. Unless we go back in there and finish your job and remove that freaking government from power, we have not done our job. And this is something America's really, really good at. We've had regime change hundreds of times through hundreds of countries, forced by us, and we don't do it this time. [ __ ] Then they're chicken. All the ground troops over there in Iran are just going, "When are we going to get involved? We haven't done anything."

[00:51:04]Yeah. Bull crap. I'm not saying that our military is cowards because they're not.

[00:51:08]They're the strongest in the world. I think they're the bravest in the world.

[00:51:12]I have nothing but respect for our military. But you do not promise a nation of people that you're there to help and then not help. And then they're talking about releasing all these this money for the regime to rebuild.

[00:51:26]Releasing the sanctioned money and stuff. Isn't that what [ __ ] Obama did that Trump's been bitching about? I sit over there truckloads of cash. Just truckloads of cash all the time.

[00:51:37]And that's what he's going to do. Like god dang, man. And but the Trumpers are out there. Just shut up. Just shut up.

[00:51:46]He did a good job. Trump's the best president ever in the whole world.

[00:51:51]That's right. He's the best president ever. You weirdo. You freaking [ __ ] freak.

[00:52:01]Just want our service members safe. Me too. Absolutely. My grandfather, World War II ambulance driver, he got awarded uh the medal of courage. You know my grandfather. Yeah. On his deathbed, he told me some of the stories about World War II. First time he ever talked about it. Terrible stuff that he had to endure. And all he wanted to know when he died was, "Was I a good man?" That's what he asked me. Was I a good man?

[00:52:22]Grandpa, you were the best man ever.

[00:52:24]Right. So, I appreciate I love our military veterans. Absolutely, 100%.

[00:52:29]Respect the hell out of them. I think they're treated poorly. I think their families are treated poorly once they get out of the service. They should have lifetime of support. the families, kids, wives. You know, the wife loses their medical as soon as the husband's out of the military. That's [ __ ] You are beautiful. I can accept that compliment. I'll take that one.

[00:52:50]And I do too. I want our service members safe. That's my main thing. Main thing.

[00:52:55]Safe. Safe. And the fact that we lost six people over this [ __ ] If we don't finish the job, those six lives, you know, we're lost for nothing. you know, tell their families, "Oh yeah, we're not going to finish the job. I'm sorry that you lost your loved ones, your child. You know, we went over there, just threw around some bombs for a little while, and then we're backing out. We're not even helping anybody."

[00:53:13][ __ ] [ __ ] Trump, finish the [ __ ] job, Trump.

[00:53:20]I'm so pissed off. You got to go in there, do it, right? And what happened?

[00:53:24]Can I ask you a question? Here's something that a lot of Trumpers don't think. And I voted for Trump, so don't say I'm a hater. Don't even do that.

[00:53:30]Don't say I'm TDS. The country has TDS.

[00:53:33]It's called trans derangement syndrome.

[00:53:36]That's what the country has. TDS. Trans derangement syndrome. Put that one in your feather cap.

[00:53:43]I forgot what I was going to say now. Oh yeah. What happened to I will end that war in one day. That's right. You vote for me. I'll end that war in one day.

[00:53:51]Just one day. Cuz I went to Trump. Cuz I started this and I ended that and I'm the greatest person in the whole wide world. I will end that war one day.

[00:54:00]Still going. Trump.

[00:54:03]Oh, that hurt.

[00:54:06]Still going. Trump, it's been more than a day.

[00:54:11]Dip [ __ ] I can't do that voice. My god, that tickled my throat.

[00:54:20]Oh, I can't see the last one. My grandpa was Battle of the Bulge, World War II, Army Staff, Sergeant. He never spoke of it. My grandpa didn't either until he died. Then he told me some horrifying stories. Horrifying.

[00:54:39]But for some reason, yeah, he never talked about it.

[00:54:43]I got I my grandma gifted me his Bible that he carried with me during the war and there was highlighted passages throughout the Bible. Really moving stuff. Really moving stuff. you know, to get to climb into the mind of somebody back then. He was obviously a young man into his mind during that war being an ambulance. Can you imagine what he seen being an ambulance driver in World War II? He said he'd work he would when he was working on the front lines in blackout conditions.

[00:55:10]He wouldn't know when he was on at the front line to pick up the until he started to go uphill. Soon as he started to go uphill, he said, "I knew I was on the front line." And I would turn around and wait for them to throw the most recent blown up person in there or shot up person and then he would drive away.

[00:55:24]That just like broke my heart when I like, "God, grandma, I'm so sorry you had to deal with that shit." And but you know, that's just back then, you know, the good days. My grandparents left us a country that is worth something. Are we leaving that for our kids? Right. I'm ashamed of what I'm leaving my grandkids. I'm ashamed of it. I'm ashamed of the debt leaving them. Like I said, if we balanced our budget and saved $1 billion a year extra, it would take us $39,000 years to pay off our debt. If we could save $1 billion a year and not spend over what we earn. We can't even do that. We can't even get a balanced budget, let alone save money and pay off our debt. How do you pay off a debt when you never We spend like they spend a lot of [ __ ] money. It's not like we have a little budget either.

[00:56:10]It's huge. The budget is enormous. and they still spend like $3 trillion more than the budget. How do you how do you do that? How do you spend that much more money than you you take in when I tell you we have to borrow $3.6 million a minute? We have to borrow $3.6 million a minute. Who Who's the poor sucker out there going, "Excuse me, we need another loan.

[00:56:37]We'll pay you back." Oh [ __ ] No, we won't. We're not going to pay you back, but can we have some money anyway?

[00:56:44]Oh [ __ ] Well, there goes that thing.

[00:56:46]Hey, you give me some more money.

[00:56:50]Take it from your own people. We already took a lot from them. They don't have any more to give. Go borrow from Russia.

[00:56:57]Okay, this is just who who do we keep borrowing this money from? $3.6 million a minute. Every minute. I wouldn't want to be the loan officer for our government. Yeah, but we would have the equivalent of a 520 um credit score. I don't know about you guys, but you ever try to buy a car with a 520 credit score? Yeah, not going to happen. Nope. They're going to go, "Sorry, not good enough. Get out of my showroom. You don't get to buy a candy bar with 520 credit rating. That's what our country would have the equivalent of. 520." Well, that's really impressive, huh?

[00:57:33]Yeah. Hey, go do I have a skit that I'm thinking about doing where America goes into a loan office and sits down and asks for a loan. Okay, how does that go?

[00:57:43]Well, not great. Something like I want a loan.

[00:57:49]How much money do you make? Oh, I make trillions of dollars. Trillions of dollars. Well, that's a good sign. Cool.

[00:57:54]How much do you spend? Well, trillions of dollars. Oh, do you have any leftover?

[00:58:00]No. You don't have any leftover? No, actually I borrow more than I spend. So you borrow more than you spend and you want a loan. Yeah. H where does all your money go? I don't know. You don't know where your money goes? Nope. H Well, does any of it get stolen? Oh, yeah.

[00:58:20]Well, who steals it? I don't know. You don't know who steals your money? Not really. You ever go try to find them?

[00:58:26]Sometimes, but not very often. H.

[00:58:30]So, where else does your money go? Oh, we give it away to other governments. Or you give other governments money? Yeah.

[00:58:36]How much? Oh, a lot. How much? I don't know how much. Just a lot. So, what do they do with that money? Well, some of them take it and they fight us with it.

[00:58:45]So, you give money to other countries.

[00:58:48]They take that money and they buy arms and stuff to fight you with it. Yeah.

[00:58:51]But you still give them money. Yeah.

[00:58:58]And you want to borrow money. Yeah. So, how are you going to pay this back or not?

[00:59:02]You're going to borrow money, but you're not going to pay it back. No. Why not?

[00:59:06]Because we can't.

[00:59:08]Well, if we did loan you the money, would we be the first creditor on the loan? Meaning, you know, would you give us the money back first if you could pay it back? No. Why not? Because we owe everybody all over the world. You'd be the last one to get paid. And you still think we should loan you the money?

[00:59:21]Yeah.

[00:59:25]We're going to say no. No, you're not.

[00:59:27]Yeah. Yeah. This company is not going to loan you money. Well, you're either going to loan it to us or we're going to take it. That's that's what it would sound like. Something like that.

[00:59:36]So, anyway, always dressed up to go out. Or a button. Or a button. Or a button. Or what does that say?

[00:59:48]He was adorable. Always dress up. Oh, how nice. Or a button. Dress up button.

[00:59:52]Dress up shirt. That's great. Anyway, guys, that's it for me now. I'll probably be on in a little while. do my regular Brook show. It's nine o'clock. I wanted to end this one this way and I'll give me a little bit. I'll come back on.

[01:00:04]We'll do Brooke after hours for a little while. Hook up with the regular peoples, the regular peeps. And uh we'll see where it takes us. Thanks for watching.

[01:00:13]I'm Brooke. This country's sick. Help me fix it.

[01:00:19]We'll see you next time on Brooke Talks. Me. I'm Brooke. Remember this face. It's not just trans face, it's a face.

[01:00:29]See you next time.

[01:00:31]How do you end this?