NASHional Briefing Weekend Segment 1

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:02):
Hi there, Welcome back to the National Briefing. This is
the weekend edition. My name is Kelly Nash. I love
being here Saturday nights, k FYI Phoenix. What a It's
a treat for me to be here with you and
hopefully you enjoy our time together. If you want to
stay in communication, I'm available at all times. By I shouldn't.
I'm available at all times. You can get at me

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on social media. I'll get back to you, and I'm
finally back online. How's that at Kelly Nash Radio. And
one of the things I've always admired about Donald Trump,
He's just so optimistic. The guy looks certain defeat in
the face and says, you're telling me I got a chance.
You're telling me I got a shot. So on Friday,

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Trump tweets out or excuse me, Truth's out, because he
owns truth social Today, the Board of Peace reached a
historic agreement for the complete disarmament of Hamas and other
armed groups in Gaza. This is a monumental step forward
towards lasting peace and security. This agreement is a critical
step towards Gaza finally being governed by a new Palestinian

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government that will work closely with the Board of Peace
to help the Palestinian people. At the same time, Israel
will have the security that it deserves with Gaza no
longer used as a base for terror attacks. I love it. Now.
Do I think any of this will come true? No? No, no,
I don't imagine any of this is actually going to happen.

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But I do love the optimism. I mean, the Middle
East has been a disaster since I was as long
as I've been on the earth, it has been a disaster,
and I'm sure for many years before that. But we're
fighting about a piece of land basically called Gaza. Gaza

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is about twice the length of Manhattan and maybe three
times as wide as Manhattan. To kind of give you,
if you've ever been in New York City what I'm
talking about. It's, you know, New York City at its
widest points about two and a half miles. Gaza is
like six miles wide. Manhattan is roughly thirteen miles long

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if I remember right, and Gaza is like twenty five
miles long. That's the peace of land that we're fighting
over now. Israel has for years been trying to make
peace here. I mean decades, they've been trying to make
peace with these people. As a matter of fact, famously,
Bill Clinton tried to cut a deal and was rejected

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by the people, the Palestinians, which is they made up
people group. It's not a real people group. It's not
a country. It's just a designation that they've given themselves,
a group of Middle Eastern nurs who are for the
most part radical Muslims who live there in a little
area called the Gaza Strip. And no matter what you

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try to give them, they don't want it. That's the
thing that's hard for people to understand. People like Donald
Trump will keep trying, and God bless them for trying,
you know, but bless the peacemakers. Donald Trump wants to
be a peacemaker here. And would life be better for
the Israelis? Yes, would it be better for all the
Middle Eastern countries? Of course, of course, nobody wants war

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raging anywhere near them. But that's I shouldn't say nobody.
Radicals like it. They want it. They thrive on it.
That's what they desire because they're motivated to take over
the world. It's a completely different mindset, something that nobody
you or I know would probably ever have this mindset.

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But that's how all of them are trained, that's how
they all think. That's why when you look back, and
I talk about this all the time on my regular show,
if you listen to the National Briefing, I do a
daily ten minute podcast. You can get that on the
iHeartRadio app. And so forgive me as I reiterate what
I've been saying now for years, which is that there

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is no genocide in Palestine. And that comes as quite
a shock to a lot on the left, because by definition,
one of the things that you would have to have
is a shrinking of the population. The Palestinians are one
of the fastest growing people groups on Earth. Also, in
a genocide, typically part of the definition would be called

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removal of the land. In this instance, you could then
say the genocide is happening to the Israelis, although that
might be a bit of a stretch because the Israelis
are the ones giving up land. The Israelis have already
given up a lot of land to the Palestinian people,
and Hillary Clinton famously talking about that on I Think
the Viewer, one of those types of shows where she

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was talking about all these greenhouses that the Israelis had
built for themselves on the West Bank, and that they
were using to feed themselves and all this infrastructure that
when they left, when the Israeli government said, all of
you people need to come back. We're giving this, but
we're giving this land to the Palestinians. They left it

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all for them. They destroyed it, not the Israelis. The
Palestinians destroyed it. Now you may think to yourself, well,
why would you do that if it's providing the food
for your people, why would you want to destroy the
food source. Well, you're not a strategicist, you're not a
Hamas strategicist. The reason is because now I need aid

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from the outside world. And when I get that aid,
that's when I can use the The implementation of the
aid is what I can then use for terrorism. If
my people are starving, and if they're not starving, we'll
make sure that they're starving. We're going to figure out
a way to make sure that nobody can eat or
have medicine, and then the UN has to come in.
And when the UN comes in, we can use them

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for shields to go and attack Israel. That's always been
the plan. That's always been part of the plan it's
never stopped. You could give them a trillion dollars right now.
You could give them the national debt of the United
States of America, which is growing at an incredible rate
right now, By the way, I just figured this out
the other day. Side note, the national debt currently growing

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at fifty dollars per day per taxpayer. Some may pay more,
some may pay less, but on average, with about one
hundred and sixty two million people paying taxes in this country,
every one of us picks up an extra fifty dollars
of debt on top of all the taxes you pay
every day. Just that's more debt, more debt, and that's
how you get a trillion dollars every hundred days. Anyway,

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back to our story, So you could give them the
trillions that we a forty trillion roughly, You could give
that to them. They would figure out a way how
to turn that into armaments, more murder tunnels, all that.
Nobody would be better off. It would not improve one
person's life. So with that in mind, I found this

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to be an interesting thing. I was watching Newsmax Friday
as they were talking about this breaking news and how
excited everybody was that it might be taking place, and
of course they're putting a little bit of water on
it and pointing out the fact that right now the
Israelis aren't agreeing to it, because the Palestinians are saying, well,

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you've got to be completely withdrawn before we'll begin giving
up any of our arms. At the same time, if
we do give up any of our arms, they have
to be in a place where we can get right
back to them in case we feel like you've messed
up the deal. So the Israelis are like, no, bump
all of this. The Palestinians aren't doing it. The Israelis

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aren't doing it. But somewhere in this Newsmax clip, the
reporter said he was talking to somebody and this is
an interesting idea.

Speaker 2 (07:46):
Really big questions about what that looks like. Amasa is
saying to the BBC that one they won't withdraw or
they won't allow for their disarmament and tell the idea
if with draws, but also that they want those weapons
that they hand over to stay in so that they
could still get to them if they feel that the
agreement had been broken, which that's another thing that Israel

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likely not going to agree with. I spoke to someone
in Gaza is telling me that believes that this is
one of those things that have to wait until you
see it doesn't support Hamasa. What he has been telling
me though, is that he hopes there's a plan B
for people to have the option if this does not work,
to be able to go on the Israeli controlled side

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of Gaza, which they control about fifty percent, and allow
for people to go through screening and then live on
the other side and have that choice because the conditions
obviously in Gaza is still very dire for a lot
of people.

Speaker 1 (08:41):
That is an interesting plan and I'm wondering if that
is a possibility. I think that is a great option
because what we have heard for many, many years is
two things both can't be true. One, everybody in Palestine

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is a radical. We've all heard that. We've all heard
that that's why Egypt and other Middle Eastern countries wouldn't
take them as refugees, because they're all radical nut jobs.
But then we've also heard b that they're mostly victims,
that it's the Hamas terrorists are holding them there as
hostages for the most part and hiding behind them and

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abusing them. So what if there was a option. See
what this individual said to the Newsmatch reporter. We could
have just one on one. You come to a border agent,
they frisk you, they make sure that you don't have
any ties to terrorism that they're aware of. They bring
you into their country. Could they do that? Would they

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do that? Is that a fool's game? Because if they
are a terrorist, is there a way to track it?
I don't know, but I like the option if it's
available to get some of these people who don't want
to be there out. That is I think a more
reasonable goal for the Trump administration to be working towards

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this whole thing with the what is he calling it again,
the Truth the Peace Panel or whatever it's called, the
Board of Peace. I don't think there's ever going to
be peace there. As long as there's any Palestinians alive,
there will not be peace. And it's the same as
as long as there's IRGC members alive in Iran, there

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will not be peace. There will not be peace as
long as there's radical Islam on the earth. In other words,
we're never going to have a world of peace. All
the beauty queens can wish for it. We're a peace
but we will never have it, so then it's better
to prepare for violence, and when you're prepared for it,

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you can handle it a lot better. And I think
that that's where we're going to go to next. Suta Spain,
what's going on. It's ugly. Next.

Speaker 2 (11:02):
The left hate SYD when we tell it straight, which
is exactly why they're going to.

Speaker 1 (11:06):
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