06-18-25 YMS HR1 To bomb bomb bomb or not to bomb? And 48 hours to find out! Plus, rational vs irrational fears.

To bomb bomb bomb or not to bomb? And 48 hours to find out! Plus, rational vs irrational fears.

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He couldn't have started any worse, and it's it's just
gonna get better.

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Well, I am under the care of doctor Bobby Joe
White due to a injury that I until yesterday I
could not remember. I fell on the golf course. Remember
I stepped into that hole which hole. I mean, no,
we didn't know what you did. You never said that.
I know, I forgot all about to Landy reminded me.

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I thought you just like pulled it, you know.

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So we've tried muscle relaxers, we've tried anti inflammatories. The
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his bourbon bunker. And with that we are ready to begin,

(01:41):
and welcome to Wednesday, June the eighteenth, twenty twenty five. Well,
the headlines kind of are ominous. US is warning Americans
not to travel to Iran under any circumstance.

Speaker 1 (01:52):
I think that would be an obvious good idea.

Speaker 2 (01:55):
The US Embassy in Jerusalem is closing members of Congress
on both sides of the Yalla, looking to limit the
US involvement in the Iran conflict. Isn't it interesting? How
many times have we done this? About every other day?
And then there's Senator Fetterman in his sweat pants and
hoodie the only logical Democrat opposing any bill to limit
Trump's war powers at this time of great conflict, and

(02:18):
we kind of felt it coming. I watch a lot
of hockey, and it's easy for me, as a Predators
fan to see the elite teams play and go, wow,
they're really good, because I'm used to us we are
the equivalent of a minor league hockey club compared to
what competed.

Speaker 1 (02:35):
On the ice in Miami last night.

Speaker 2 (02:38):
But even putting that aside, for any hockey this was
of the highest skill level, highest sustained energy level, and
physicality I've seen in a long time. It was a
fistfight between the Panthers and the Oilers, and for the
second year in a row, the Panthers are Stanley Cup champions. Now,

(02:59):
the more interesting part of that story was the con
smythe who would become the playoff MVP, and all of
us looked at each other and said, well, Sam Reinhart
got the first goal, the third goal, the fourth goal,
the fifth goal. I mean he shot the puck four

(03:20):
times in a decisive game of a Stanley Cup championship
and all four went in the net. I mean you're thinking, well,
there's your con SMIT right there, Sammy, Well, it was
another Sam Bennett who got the con smithe MVP Award,
not Reinhardt, but hoisting the cup for two years in
a row the Florida Panthers, And the question has to
loomin everybody's mind unless there is some kind of loss

(03:43):
of personnel in the offseason. Unlike Tampa, who I thought
was going to do it a few years back, this
is a team poised for a three p Meanwhile, the
NBA Finals are tonight, Thunder and the Pacers. With a
win in Indianapolis, the Thunder can be your end champions.
But the Pacers will have something to say about that,

(04:04):
all right, lots of things to talk about, most of
it war I get that in America, and it could
exist here at your morning show.

Speaker 1 (04:16):
I don't know.

Speaker 2 (04:18):
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(04:40):
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(05:05):
opinion any more than yours. We're in this together. You're
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Press it. It'll count you down three to two to one.
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Speaker 2 (05:32):
Just like I do, and then you got thirty seconds
to ask your question and make your statement.

Speaker 1 (05:36):
But where America is right now is okay? We all know.

Speaker 2 (05:41):
I think everyone agrees. I don't even think I could
get well, maybe not elan Omar. I don't know two thinks,
but most reasonable people can see good from evil. Now
Aaran thinks they're doing good. They're following the final example

(06:02):
of the prophet Muhammad. They're fulfilling the hadiths and the
surahs that command them to strike fear into the infidels.
You convert or you die. There isn't in between. You
convert or you be taxed. But the ultimate goal is
the destruction of Israel, the destruction of America, the killing
of all Christians, and the killing of all Jews. And

(06:24):
they make that very clear. So there shouldn't be anyone
and I think I can include Russia that is okay
with Iran having a nuclear capability. It's a threat to
the region, a threat to the world. It is the
most predictable threat. So everyone's in agreement this can't happen.
Where it gets Dicey is keeping it from happening for decades.

(06:50):
Everybody's talked about it. Maybe that Yah in Israel has
finally done something about it. Another question is will the
US get involved and why would they? Well? Technology, We
may have the only bunker buster bombs that can penetrate
half a mile down. So if Israel does it alone,

(07:11):
they have two choices. They can go in physically, which
it can be dangerous, even though they the air is
being controlled. Now around has lost control of airspace. You
can pretty much do anything you want from the air.
A long trip on the ground could be vulnerable. So
you go in and get them, or you cave in

(07:33):
all the entry ways, but that's not permanent. You bunk
or buster them and you destroy a major centrifuge target.
Then you can answer the question are they set back.

Speaker 1 (07:47):
Now?

Speaker 2 (07:47):
We talked about the brilliance of this and the timing
of this. So Iran's most effective, I think is the
way no one is saying it, but should they are
most effective retaliatory weapon?

Speaker 1 (08:03):
Are their proxies? Why?

Speaker 2 (08:05):
Because while they follow the second example of Mohammed, they populate,
they infiltrate, they agitate, and they wage war. In other words,
they're sitting sleeper spell cells everywhere, and if you bomb moss,
we start carrying out terrorist attacks. But that was what
we harped on last Friday. That's been so brilliant the

(08:28):
way the table has been set. The US pounded the
hoo Thies in the name of you can't disrupt commerce,
shipping and American military ships. So we pounded them back,
pounded them back to almost non existence, and they're not
really eager to jump in. They're wounded, they're weakened, it'd

(08:51):
be a death sentence. Israel has done the same to
Hamas and other terrorist organizations, so one might reasonably question
Iron's ability through proxies to wage war in other areas
as a retaliation. They're almost out of their conventional weapons.
There's only so much they can launch, and they've launched

(09:13):
a lot of it, and the Aaron Dome has held up.
They've lost control of their own airspace. They're sitting ducks,
which is why you have Donald Trump giving Iran forty
eight hours to save themselves, save themselves from what regime
change or involvement in taking out the last centrifugias using

(09:37):
our bombers and bunker busters. That's what no one knows.
If you get into nation building, well you have the
experience of a rock and Afghanistan not a good taste

(09:58):
in your mouth. If you don't do anything, well, somebody's
going to fill that void and it's next man up,
and it's just going to be the same evil. So
I think there's a desire not just to end this,
but to end this threat in pursuit of a weapon
of mass destruction, in the hands of somebody so on
the offensive in order to create jihad and a hidden

(10:22):
Maggie appearing and end of times. See, that's the difference
between a political Islamist and as you, hottest is Lomist.
As hottest Islamist will attack and make it so. A
political Islamist will populate and infiltrate and wait for what
is a clear sign from Allah that the time is now.

(10:46):
We talk about this a lot, but we have a
lot of new listeners because there are I bring this
up all the time, and I don't think people understand.
They think I'm just bashing. I'm not trying to get
you under to understand. When they carry out a terrorist attack,
when they kill people, take control of a plane and

(11:06):
fly it in a building, to kill everybody on the
plane themselves and everybody in the building, and to wreak
havoc and fear, they're doing that as an act of worship,
not hatred. Hate is not on their mind. Worship is
so from their perspective, They're not evil. They're the only good,

(11:27):
and you're evil. For most reasonable minds, that is evil.
It's certainly not sustainable. So when I talk about the
three examples, of the prophet Mohammed. That's a serious conversation.
One creates the early years of Muhammad, a very peace
loving person who grab like a best of a few

(11:49):
things from Christianity, a few things from Judaism, and they
mean you no harm. They live among you and they're
wonderful people. The other example Muhammad is that political Islamist
who wants to control not just their own life, but
your life. And when you study Islam, it is antithetical

(12:09):
to everything that we were intended to be and that
we gripe about being freedom of speech, right of assembly,
freedom of religion, and is until proven.

Speaker 1 (12:20):
Guilty, tolerant.

Speaker 2 (12:25):
Islam doesn't give you any of those rights because it
is a form of government, and it is a system
of life, and it is one that is placed upon you,
whether you're Muslim or not. We don't get that in
the West. It is a complete system of life and
the opposite of what you take for granted. That's that

(12:51):
middle group, the political Islam that populates infiltrates. Then you
have the jihadist, the warrior Muslim, which is the last
and proper example of Muhammed to follow. Here's your problem,
you don't know, which is sitting next to you until
they act, whether it's meekly and kindly, oh, you're a

(13:16):
peaceful Muslim, whether it's in an agitating way, a critical way.

Speaker 1 (13:23):
Kind of like ilan Omar go up.

Speaker 4 (13:27):
In a dictatorship, and I don't even remember ever witnessing
anything like that. To have a democracy, a peakan.

Speaker 1 (13:35):
Of hope, that's a whole other conversation.

Speaker 2 (13:38):
By the way, when you take an oath of office,
you've take an allegiance that quite frankly, technically and Islamists
couldn't possibly take unless they're lying. They'd be denouncing their
religion and doing so just a simple oath to be
a member of Congress. We're not even ready for those conversations.
And the third is is you hottest and you're sitting

(14:01):
right next to them as they get ready to kill you?
And here's your problem. You don't know which of the
three they are until they act. That's a big problem
in this conversation, and it's a relevant conversation.

Speaker 1 (14:14):
When you get into nation building.

Speaker 2 (14:17):
I am thrilled somebody's finally taking action and preventing iron
to have a weapon of mass destruction, not just because
it is diplomatically unthinkable, They will use it, and I
think that one mountain in particular is very important to
take out, and you can confidently say they're back to

(14:40):
square one. What's gone great? The way we've taken out
their proxies. That's what makes the Iatola making these threats.
I would look you in the eye today and tell
you I have less fear for Israel than I do America,
which you'll get to our second big story of the day.
Zero illegals who under the United States were allowed to remain.

(15:03):
Every single one was captured and sent back.

Speaker 1 (15:09):
Zero.

Speaker 2 (15:11):
You want to know the main to MA difference may
last year under Joe Biden. If it was Joe Biden,
it was sixty two thousand a stadium in a single
month compared to zero a year later. Nineteen carried out
nine to eleven. Who's in our country and what might
they carry out on behalf of the Ayatola that we're

(15:34):
unaware of. I think we're probably more vulnerable, but that's
the big dilemma. It's your morning show with Michael del Chino.

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If you're just waking up the United States is warning
Americans not to travel to Iran.

Speaker 1 (17:03):
Sherlock US Embassy in.

Speaker 2 (17:06):
Jerusalem is closing, and members of Congress on both sides
of the all are looking to limit the US involvement
and the Iran Israel conflict. Good luck with that. Forty
eight hours will tell, though, however, the Department of Homeland
Security says it's going to resume immigration raids on farms, hotels,
and restaurants. Roy O'Neil is going to be joining us
about that in thirty minutes, and I just thought I

(17:27):
would take this time just you and I, one on one.
Some of you are I'm getting the texts not from listeners,
but from friends, very concerned about this. That instinct is good,
you know. That's the same instinct you know because there's
good fear and there's bad fear. We learned all of
this during COVID. I hope irrational fear is rehearsing for

(17:51):
tragedy that's not going to happen. Your body does not
know the difference between a real fear or a fake fear.
And you'll learn this, hopefully not the hard way.

Speaker 1 (18:07):
Stress.

Speaker 2 (18:07):
I'll kill you before a cheeseburger. Stress, I'll kill you
before a pack of cigarettes. I'll kill you, so careful
what you put your body through. If you're imagining the
worst all the time, it might as well be happening.
So we should always distinguish between real fears and not
real fears. A real fear is this is the epicenter
of the world, and this is where it is all

(18:29):
going to happen. And this is pretty heated, but I
assure you you should have been far more afraid when
they had their enriched geranium, when they had their centrifugius,
when they had all their rockets, because they were on
the brink of having the ability to create what you're
really fearing. They're virtually disarmed now making verbal threats. But

(18:55):
here's why if you're worried, Hey, Michael, is this armageddon happening?
There's a lot of signs that point to know. And
that's why we stressed last Friday, the US taking out
the houthies and I mean pounding them back to nothing.
Israel pounding Hamas back to nothing took away their ability

(19:18):
to use proxies in a retaliatory strike. Now I don't
know what's inside our country. We've had porous open borders
for decades. In the last four years was a doozy,
and as we learned from nine to eleven, it only
takes nineteen. I'm more worried about us than Israel, to
be honest with you. But the first thing that we

(19:40):
said was that was brilliant. The second thing was that
trip by Donald Trump. The way he was received and
the business he was probably really doing in Saudi Arabia
is why Saudi Arabia will formally condemn these actions, but
they're not doing anything. Thomen waving their hair at the

(20:01):
president when he walked by and cut her. It's supposed
to be Qatar, but cutter, as most people pronounce it.
They lined up all their eggs in the Middle East.
Why was that important? Why do I even bring that up?
Because the first thing you don't ever want to see,
and thank goodness, they fight mostly among themselves because they

(20:23):
don't agree on the successor to Muhammad. You do not
want to see the Islamic and Arab world unite. Moreover,
you don't want to see Russia, China, and North Caro
Korea side with them.

Speaker 1 (20:40):
Then you have some biblical head scratching to do about
the hour in which you live.

Speaker 2 (20:45):
Russia, this is probably the other than the beating down
of the Huthis and Hamas and their proxy warriors and
terrorists sells. This is the second biggest play Russia's standing down.
While they say they don't like it, they have stood
aside and allowed Israel to attack. Not a peep from Russia,

(21:12):
China or North Korea. Now you saw North Korean troops
on the ground in Russia dealing with Ukraine. You don't
see either coming to Iran's rescue. There's probably several reasons
for that. A. Thank god we don't live in that hour. B.
I'm not so certain anybody wants iron to have nuclear weapons.

(21:34):
If somebody else is gonna take it upon themselves and
take the hit and be the bad guy, go for it.

Speaker 1 (21:40):
These people are nuts.

Speaker 2 (21:41):
Now, we'll use them from time to time, but they're nuts,
and we don't want to stand behind them.

Speaker 1 (21:46):
So I don't see any signs now.

Speaker 2 (21:50):
If you watch CNN and MSNBC, or you read The
Atlantic or Washington Post, they're gonna try to scare you
into it. He's gonna start World War three, just like
he's gonna create an economic collapse in a recess with
a self inflicted tariff war, but reasonable people looking can
see who these and a massa be back. They've lost

(22:12):
control of their airspace, much of their enrichment has been destroyed,
many of their centrifuge plants have been destroyed. Got two
biggies to go, and a lot of the rocket facilities
have been destroyed. They're set back. Nobody will put a
date on it. You take out that centrifuge plant that's

(22:37):
a half a mile underground of the mountain, and it's
about nineteen ninety four. Again, they're almost back to square
one now. Obviously we do everything good, better and best.
If you go too far, the people will create a

(22:58):
regime change and someone worse can step in. Although I
would beg the question of the day to be what
could be worse than the Ayatola? And don't forget how
this began, because you'll watch everybody on abcnbccbs MSNBCCNN, very
few on Fox who even get it, and they'll be

(23:20):
quick to bring up, well, you saw what happened in Iraq,
you saw what happened in Afghanistan, and just leave it
loose like that a bad taste in your mouth. Well
it's how you left politically, not based on conditions on
the ground. The exit from Afghanistan was the biggest disaster.

(23:43):
But is anybody in all of this conversation going to
remember how we got on Ayatola, how we got an
Islamic republican a run that was Jimmy Carter meddling with
the Shaw. In that case, you definitely went from corrupt
to warrior evil. But when you get into regime change

(24:06):
there is a vacuum. It can get expensive, and you
can end up with something just as bad. Beaten Back
not having the ability to create a weapon of mass
destruction or deliver it no matter who's in charge isn't
a bad place to stop. And I'm sure that's being
discussed at length. What do I think is going to happen?

(24:29):
I think we're going to use our bombers and our
bunker busters to take out those final two centrifuge sites,
and that will be the extent of our involvement in
assisting Israel. As for all the apocalyptic threats from the
Ayatola himself, you wonder how he plans to carry them out.

(24:51):
There's no one who reasonably thinks there's anything left of Hamas,
and the who Thi's to do it let alone. They're
so beaten up they're not willing. You could have terrorist
cells inside other countries with porous borders like US. So

(25:12):
do I think this is the beginning of I don't see.
I see zero does even take discernment zero evidence, especially
with Russia, China, North Korea, everybody else.

Speaker 1 (25:22):
Not a peep.

Speaker 2 (25:25):
The Arab nations other than verbal condemnation, not a peep.
I see no uniting of the Muslim world. I see
no uniting of enemy forces. I see no chance of
this being a world war. I see an opportunity to
take out this threat for a long long time with
a little US assistance. I doubt this regime will surrender,

(25:47):
and in their stubbornness, it could cause their regime to collapse.
I'm not anxious to see that because that can get expensive,
and you just don't know who's going to fill that void.
I'm probably most concerned about terrorist attacks elsewhere. But nothing
of biblical proportions in terms of prophecy fulfillment, Nothing in

(26:17):
terms of World War three. But that's what America is
waking up to, trying to understand something without understanding Mohammed,
without understanding Islam, without understanding the history or the geopolitics
and the system of government and system of life that's
at stake care. So they have no understanding of the threat.
They're all playing weaponized political partisan politics with it. They're

(26:41):
all with no background whatsoever, forming positions that are reinforced
by narratives from whichever matrix.

Speaker 1 (26:49):
They find themselves.

Speaker 2 (26:51):
In this particular case, even I would have to admit,
if you're watching Fox, you're probably a heck of a
lot closer than the others. And meanwhile, while all this
is going on, Bobby Kennedy's getting all these dangerous diyes
next to Heinz ketchup getting the poison out of our food.

(27:13):
The border is completely secure, the tariff deals are being signed.
There's a lot of good going on. But what America
is going to fight for your mind, and don't be
as shallow as the other viewers and listeners, is to
make you think Donald Trump is out of control, donald
Trump is a warmonger, or I loved this one. This

(27:35):
was CNN last night speculating that Donald Trump is jealous
of bb Netanya who getting all the credits, so he's going.

Speaker 1 (27:42):
To want to get involved in this war.

Speaker 2 (27:43):
No, we have the only weapon that can take those
centrifusius out. If you're bb Netanya who you got a
dangerous who going on foot? Or you got to just
cave in the tunnels and that's a temporary We can
bring planes, which I think we're doing. Remember all the
refuelers that we're sending in the name of defensive support.

(28:07):
I'd think red. Do you think that fuels for us,
Sir Israel?

Speaker 1 (28:14):
I would think us. I would think us. How do
you like my garbage truck?

Speaker 2 (28:18):
You think that would be those bombers headed with the
bunker busters?

Speaker 1 (28:21):
You know that's coming. But the President did give them.

Speaker 2 (28:24):
I mean, let's go if we want to go around
the horn Daily Mail, Trump gives Iran and it's ruling
clerics forty eight hours to save themselves from a military onslaught.

Speaker 1 (28:35):
Meanwhile, call Many and issuing chilling battle cries.

Speaker 2 (28:42):
Trump calls for Iran to surrender as he weighs military action.
Whatever's gonna happen is gonna happen in the next forty
eight hours. My best guess, we're gonna bomb those last
two facilities so that we can all look at each
other in the eye and say, well, maybe they will
give up their nuclear ambitions, but they're back to square one.

Speaker 1 (29:03):
Is going to take them a couple of decades.

Speaker 2 (29:06):
Now, let's really twist them and how far can we
hold them back without collapsing the regime? And ultimately you
may not even be able to control that if the
people rise up and collapse it themselves. But do I
see Biblical end times?

Speaker 4 (29:24):
No?

Speaker 2 (29:26):
Would I be saying that if Russia and China were
making threats, you bomb inside Iran, We're going to defend
and retaliate. They're nobody giving a John F. Kennedy speech,
You bomb Iran, you bombed us. Nobody's doing that. So
I don't see any signs of World War two. I
don't see any signs of end time prophecy. What I

(29:46):
see is a nation who finally is being disarmed. What
they become from there mostly lies in their own hands.
But I don't see world War three. And I'd be
far more concerned about a terrorist attack inside the United States,
which is why we're going to get to this border issue.

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Speaker 7 (31:16):
More the judge rule that anyone who applies for a
new passport can choose the gender they identify with or
SELECT x on the application. Form the decision comes after
a lawsuit filed by a group of transgender and non
binary plaintiffs along with THE. Aclu the judge said that
the government failed to give a rationale for the. Policy
I'm Tammy. Trio this just, in this just.

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In tomorrow an appeals court will say the president can and.
Forth The trump administration is reportedly reversing its recent decision
to halt immigration rates on undocumented workers in ag hotels and.

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Restaurants Brian shook reports.

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The change came just days after the original plan was.
Announced The department Of Homeland security informed ice offices about
the shift during A monday as reported By The Washington.
Post the decision follows the president's acknowledgment that his aggressive
deportation efforts were affecting these industries by removing essential.

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Workers I'm Brian. Shook what was the expression you just?
Used you two were? What, oh you two are cracking
wise cracking.

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Wi, yes there's two things we don't crack wise about
here in The, south and one of them is you
never say anything bad About Dolly. Parton and two you
always say something good About Dolly. Parton we always get that.
Right del icon and a music. Icon receiving a top
honor from THE, Oscars Lisa taylor has.

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MORE i need you to trust me one last.

Speaker 4 (32:44):
Time Tom cruise And Dolly parton are among those chosen
by The academy Of Motion Picture arts And sciences to
be honored at this Year's Governor's. Awards The Academy's board
Of governors will Honor Tom cruise with An HONORARY, oscar
saying his incredible commitment to our filmmaking, community to the theatrical,
experience and to the stunts community has inspired us. All,

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Meanwhile parton will receive The Gene Herschalt Humanitarian. Award the
board Said parton exemplifies the spirit of the award through
her unwavering dedication to charitable. Efforts the sixteenth Annual Governor
awards will be Held november sixteenth In Los. Angeles, finally Said,
taylor she.

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Is one of a kind and worthy of the. Honor
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