Jake Turx on Journalism, Global Tension, and Reporting From the White House

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You build yourself up >> and then I I say the toist that I'm that I'm into. I put it out there. There are a lot of successful people that are uh covering different aspects of the ga and different like that they're into and they have um they have their own channels, their own podcasts >> and some of them have thousands of of views on every episode. But I realized they get the same few thousand people come out every time they they reach the same audience. >> Okay. >> And >> oh, so but I can go on a different podcast every week and reach a brand new audience every single time. So why should I do something and just reach the same few people when I can inspire different groups of people each time? >> You want the answer? >> If you do it your way, >> yeah, >> you're helping others. When I do it my way, I'm helping myself. This is this is my audience. >> I hear you. See? So, >> and if I can say regarding business, the difference between social media, which is what I do, Weber Media, I have a company. I do social media for Jews by Julie Sesame's clients ice cream, some of the biggest companies out there. Um, and the difference between paper ads is also when you put the paper in the ad to support and weekly link. And when you do a social media post has to support a even if you pay somebody to post the post for you. It's your platform always >> listen starts at home. >> Yeah. >> And you know self love is when you love yourself and and and you do with yourself then you can do with other people. >> But but you should I think you should have a platform of your own people that trust you, love you, can follow you. Super powerful. one day when you open a business or you want to continue your journey, you want to do whatever you do, they are now your people. >> Listen, you're talking to someone who has over 40,000 followers on Twitter. You know, I'm not I'm not out of the game. >> Um but um >> but any this Alice a Mitten Man introduction by >> No, this is a hit. You know, you told me yesterday this is how you roll. >> It is. It really is natural. People love natural. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. I just want to finish introducing you. So Jake is an amazing an amazing person. Somebody that I know for probably 15 20 years. I'm trying to think when was the first probably the first time I saw you wasn't probably Ammy magazine >> and no where did I say maybe Twitter even it's probably Twitter. >> Yeah I was a Twitter user 10 15 years ago 10 years ago. >> When when did you join? >> I joined in 2017. I actually joined under Mulnitzler's name because I did his social media. >> Okay. >> So I must have seen you over there. I must have se and I was like this guy is 2017 I was already I I I I'm with AMI since they started. So, >> right. So, that's even >> even before. So, I probably saw you there also, but I made the connection. But I was I was an active Twitter user like I built up a few thousand followers on under Mah's name. But, um I think that you're an amazing person. I also watched your episodes on latest talks. Pinid um which helped me tremendously. By the way, >> Penny is a very close friend. >> Help me in business, not just he helps everybody. He's such a such a I just spent Shabas with him this last Shabasi. He he has a program for outside Monroe. >> Yeah. >> And so I went there basically it's a Shabasati Shabasi program Shabasi. >> Oh wow. >> And man we all we had a beautiful Shabas. We got to chill with >> Wow. >> And it was mamaish a blast and he's such a good man. So, I've seen you on that platform and I was like, you have a world in your head of a lot going on. >> Yes. >> Um, >> it's true. >> And enlighten us. Um, you know, and I'd love to hear from you. And so many people have requested it and I was like, "Okay, guys, let's let's do this." And then you mentioned that you're into the law of attraction. >> Well, yeah, I was. I started I I've been into the law of attraction for many years and I have some have a very interesting insight into it. >> I want to start with just first and then then we'll get to the law of attraction because I want to hear I want to hear you your understanding of the law of attraction and then I want to share with you my like my realization on it and then let's see let's see how it align. Can I share now my love to do a secret to >> um this is from anyone at home if you have a cipher and you so you go to and it has a few very interesting uh descriptions about what's what the world is going to be looking like in the generation when Muhammad go is going to happen. She has a few interesting things, a few Nvas and one of the Nvas is a very very one of the most famous NAS because of the song this >> singing. So when we get up to that >> okay >> and then um if look if you don't like how it comes out you could put it on to sumo and then then you could repost it afterwards. Kam voice enhancement. >> Nishna voice enhancement. They It's a AI. It takes takes your song, your voice, your words, and it redo in any style with any kind of professional music background, however you want to do it. It's unbelievable. >> Um, that's a plug. I just whatever. Um, I know a lot of people in the music industry have recently gotten into it and um, it's just crazy what it's able to do. >> Um, so and then you'll see why I'm mentioning these these Nas. There's a few shorten against all the nations that try to destroy the Eden. And this is this is going to be happening in the era of says he's going to return to at this time. He's going to live in which means is going to be rebuilt in this in this era. Next We're freewheeling, right? Unscripted. >> Yeah. >> And how does the iPark go? >> Let me explain what I mean. Yeah. We lived in the times of the he's walking the streets of is empty then look like Gaza today the buildings destroyed nobody in the streets empty streets and he says it's going to be a day when be sitting in the sides of the main roads in the to fill up in the streets. Why do I need to know that they're going to be elderly men and women sitting on the side of the street? Just tell me about what the kids are doing. Don't you know what's the what's he adding about the zakum? Right? >> He says something to come back. We're going to start living in there will be a generation of babies that are going to be born in. And the first the first class of babies that are going to be born when we take back they are going to be the zako when is going to come. That means The kind that were born 80 years ago are the 80 year olds today. >> Wow. >> And he and so it says it is me from old age but the generation of kids that were born 1948 1949 the 1950s they saw all of the listen with their own eyes. How many times genocide the holocaust >> he had 1948 he had 1967 he had war in October 7th he had everything in between and they are going to see the of the coming true in their are running around the streets in playing so powerful next he says he's going to bring in a way that the world had never seen before. And the says says even the going to be impressed with the level of that he's going to be performing for us. Next is going to bring back his nation from the lands of the east all over the world. Okay. in. And then the last one is going to Why am I telling you this? >> Because of what it says in the next, okay? It's going to get very interesting by the way. Like we're going to talk about interesting things also, but just just just >> follow me over here. Okay? says, "Now lived over 2,000 years ago." We're talking 2,500 years ago. >> Okay? >> And he says, "Strengthen your hands." The generation that's living in that generation, the generation that he's writing to us, he says, "Strengthen your hands." The ones who are alive then, who are listening, from the mouths of And then he says because before before this generation people people didn't have people were pacing back and forth um and people people say fights I I you know I I never been frightened But but this generation is not going to be like those. >> Wow. >> I am going to be with you. And then he says that Mamish here. >> Yeah. >> And then he finishes it off by saying the Jewish people were considered a clue for 2,000 years. Mton bullied. They pushed them. They every every bad thing imaginable they did to us. And just like for all the previous generations, everybody despised us and look down at us is going to rescue us and we're going to be like au. So don't be afraid. Strengthen yourself. >> Wow. >> Powerful. >> He wrote this to us, to this podcast, to this audience. Yeah. He saw us and he wrote this. >> It's insane. >> It's insane. And if you go through especially the whole is has messages for and anyone who knows the news >> and English attach you could understand it. If you understand the news, you could understand how these things are >> true unfolding like >> I what I love about this is so powerful but because I keep on saying on podcast and my status I keep on saying that the time that we're living in and I can say it because I know like thousands of people and I know firsthand like I have a big community and I can see that the times we're in is amazing. We're like I think we're really doing well. I don't think people really understand like from a medical perspective, from a political perspective, from a money perspective, we're we're in a very good time. Kalisru I think is in a very good time. The amount of the amount of love, the there's I think resources. Yeah. >> Yeah. I think we're in a beautiful place >> and the fact that Eden are communicating with Eden all over the world for the first time in history. >> Yeah. >> We we never we Eden didn't even know about the existence of Eden anywhere else and today we're all able to communicate. Exactly. >> I want to tell you a funny story that happened to me this week. >> I told um whatever. >> So I told them the hostage finally came home. Now I I taught them a rule say when you know putting them to sleep and um we say every night and I even composed my own. >> Yeah. you know, and I I would sing it together with them. And um so when I started, my younger one and my and the older one was four and now like it's been two years. So that's like half their lives. >> Yeah. >> So thank you, Hashem. They were so excited. >> Yeah. >> And the and it struck me that to me, Mr. because so Zukman four-year-old is >> does this mean Z can talk now >> she connected the hostages came at Msiah and she assumed that this means >> it it's like we're watching these things we're going to see this very soon we you know We we mentioned was ability to communicate and can communicate >> right >> the prosthetic legs from the types of blindness and and hearing loss and everything. >> Well, I think there's a whether if it's just going to be a transition into beautiful stuff, right? Is is that true? >> So, yeah. So, obviously the Rambam says that it's going to be Wow. Okay. >> Yeah. I want >> I never didn't know that. >> Yeah. Very famous. I want to tell you what's so interesting about that. >> So now they started the Kato by the way where you can learn Rambam for free by the way. >> Well, you can do it for free already. >> No, I'm saying they send you the cipher and there's Yeah. Wow. Anyway. Okay. It's just funny that you mentioned it, but Okay. >> I'll tell you what's so fascinating about that >> food. You're living a thousand years ago and through you're able to see what the world's going to look like today. >> Mhm. >> You see cars, airplanes, you see people walking around. >> Yeah. >> Right. And any of us seeing all of these things, anything you see, you see like a tomato that's in orange, you see a pogo stick, what everything you'd be like, "Wow, this is >> Yeah. But he says, "No, no, it's going to technology is going to reach that point. It's going to look like to to all previous generations, but to us it'll be like I usually don't cut. So yeah, >> I'm natural. It's kind of humans. >> Yeah, I'm about the consistency. So I be cutting and days and I I never get to put out anything. >> So look, if >> I do it every week and not once a month or whatever, like >> if you think if you come with the mindset of I don't cut, then you're attracting that into your life. Ah, see what I did. >> I was I was just going to say it. By the way, >> how did I know you're going to say it? How did I know you were going to say it? This is how the law of attraction works, >> Em. Yeah, >> you're always attract. See, it's show don't tell. Law of attraction. >> Yeah, but that's also in my opinion, one my opinion of law of attraction is I I think that is law of attraction. basically and in order for this life to be funy balance between and ultimately whatever like I'm I'm always your protector that like God is is the shadow God is going to follow going to follow you. I feel if you're going to do something a very bad thing God is there as well. Um and then there's the healthy balance of the house choice explorely free can do whatever you want. Not only that is that any enjoying life that life is about enjoyment which is very different than what I've grown up or what kids have grown up life is about getting to a goal life is about the average life is about struggle and life is about hardships and so you still have YouTubers and it's about the struggle it's about the grind I don't think it's true I always say this not in a bragging way but own multiple businesses. I I don't st I'm doing this during the day. I'm very happy. >> You could be lucky. It could be so whatever. Not everyone's like that. >> 100%. 100%. But this is what I attracted. This is what the way I structured it. So, so again, it's what we make out of our lives and that's what we attract. Now with law of attraction the most the common misconception is is that um is that you're using it your days you're it's it's doesn't it's not like that law of attraction means law means a law in the universe like the law of gravity which means that this cup is going to by default if I drop it it's falling down because there is gravity to the to the floor law of attraction mind as mentions life attracted attract That's the aim good or bad. So mention so so you telling me that men just the cancer line attracted attracted it himself. So the answer is that first of all it doesn't have to be that they attracted it by the way it could also be that it happened could be someone was born decided at this age he's going to go through this >> correct but also you should know that majority of people that do have an illness will tell you why they got that illness. They'll tell you either I'm holding emotional baggage or I was doing something physically. This most of the time they can connect the dots of the attraction as to why they got what they got. Okay? Like it's not most of the things that happen in life. Life is not a mystery. God didn't is didn't bring us here. There's going to be a lot of things that you can't understand. He he has the answers to everything. It's just the opposite. Sometimes like don't ask questions don't ask questions from who? From from the from the person from the from the creator that has answers to everything. >> So law of attraction is real. It works. And I think it's the biggest gift that God gave to us that you can literally attract everything you I think you're already on a a kati expert level over here because I think there a lot of people who who don't like fully understand like how you got law of attraction to simplify it a tiny bit >> is the energies that you put out there are the energies that you're more likely to attract into your life in simple terms invited level by the way you started at I started at the simple level >> you started I started I just I just went I just went to both extremes. >> What I'm saying is they have to acknowledge that in your life everything that you have good or bad attracted. If you're in a bad relationship, you attracted it consciously or >> subconsciously. >> This is already something that no one so much but there's so much nuance with within this simplified I'm simplified. >> This is the simple version. This is level one attracted attracted zanas. That's that's level one. And again consciously or subconsciously subconsciously mind subconsciously mind is poor so automatically poor break the cycle in a bad relationship. Okay, look, let me explain. Let me explain this way. >> Um, >> yeah. >> How does agilla work? >> Major attraction only attraction. >> So, so let's say >> by the guy sadic. How does that work? >> One at a time. >> Denote one at a time. >> No chance. >> One at a time. One at a time. >> No chance. He's not. >> That's why he's not living a minikim. It has to do with the the the power of belief is able to attract good things into your life. We do it through like it comes through source >> then it's it's more likely to to manifest itself >> because of your in a quicker way in a more positive because you believe in connecting to something very powerful and positive. >> Correct. >> Um it's it's important because a lot of people so mentioned and still didn't uh nothing happened. Let's say someone goes That's so how does what happens between the and the and the if he goes and he gets a and then he goes into bed and says okay I'll wait for the calls to happen that guy's not attracting anything to his life. You have to take the power and then and then go with it. So now he has the confidence and the courage to to to do the things to call the shakan again to go out with girls that maybe he would have never given a shot before. and he's like what could go wrong that sadic is domining for me of course it's going to work out so it gives them the confidence and and okay but then there are people who they'll say agillas I I do 104 gillis and I'm still I'm still poor it has to do with a mindset also >> has to do with the mindset >> um by it's a lifestyle >> and if I can say people always say and belief ine and correct law of attraction is you believe gave you this this this method. He gave you this. >> Not only gave you this method, but >> Toyota is fil is full of these these little tibbits and all these gillas that if you tap into it, that is the path of attraction. So, um >> Frank has a whole book. >> So, I want to tell you a big mistake that people make. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Mother Frank's amazing. >> I want to tell you a big mistake that people make. And so, I came across law of attraction when I probably like I don't know 2009. Oh, wow. Maybe 2010. like a long time ago >> and um one of uh one of my role models, one of the the raun that I would discuss these types of things with Tob from LA. >> Okay. >> So, so I said, you know, I came across this idea law of attraction. What is it? Is it is it based on on that? He knew he knew right away like he's brilliant. So, he knew right away what I'm talking about. He already understood all as a breast. So like you know he's very like you know he has a >> a wide uh range of knowledge >> and he says he says no this is a creation that the bash have put into the bria but you have to understand that it doesn't always work because people don't always understand like how it actually works. So >> not only that God God can also save you. You want to attract a beautiful car but God like I said he's the higher power. divorce for me. That's the beauty of life. >> I'm going to tell you something I never shared with anybody before. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, it was about that time and that's that's when I started working for Ammy and I got to Amy through Mak a very a very close friend of mine is real Frankle. He's a by the Frankfurters and we used to go to hospitals together >> um volunteering and um then one day you know my is opening a magazine in a few months. You're a funny guy. Why don't you write? He's like, "No, you you write a lot of social media posts. You're very funny. Like, sit down. See see all my see if you know there's a place for you." >> So that's that's how that's how my whole army career started. >> But um >> the part that I I never told anyone was so at about that time >> I'm like okay so the law of attraction soil attract interview the president of the United States into my life. >> I believed it. I visualized it. I put a lot of mental energy into it. >> Okay. And um when Obama was running for reelection 2012, I I got to know some people in the campaign and I I I I worked on it and I thought I was going to get it and they told me at one point they even told me emailed me the list of topics that I want to discuss. That's how close I got. >> And then didn't happen. >> Okay. And while I was pursuing Obama that I even went out and interviewed like all the the Republicans that were running for president, you know, like it was Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum. N Gingrich, he was the first one. He started my whole political career. >> Wow. >> N Gingrich, Ron Paul was my favorite Ron Paul and Herman Kaine. >> Yeah, >> they were my two favorite interviews just for whatever different reasons. >> Um so but I never got Obama and then I was like what happened? I believed it. I had the light track. The problem with how people think the law of attraction works is it doesn't work that vending machine. You put in two thoughts and can throw a can of soda. It's not it doesn't make your wishes come true. It's not the law of attraction. What attraction does is it brings things into your life. So that's why you'll see why is why is Lucian the the biggest protector? It just occurred to me recently. It's mind-blowing. Lucinhada protects people. How? Lucian is the number one thing anyone can do to improve their lives in a way that that no other single thing can. And here's why. Because someone who's mak on on he ends up only attracting other people into his life or because a guy was always talking, you're not interested in hanging out with him and he's not interested to hang out with you. >> Wow. So the guy who's always talking is attracting the people who who are into lush and the people who are not are attracting the people who are not. So I remember there was was a friend of mine who was going through a hard time and was and he's telling me about about how people were were they were bashmitting him in the streets and he thinks he said this guy is the one he says you know so and so I said no he says you don't know he this guy this guy embezzled $13 million you know what he does to his wife and and I said whoa whoa he says I think he's the one sp if if not him my oh my let me tell you about my do you know that when he was a ber I'm like I don't need to and then he's but he keeps on saying like all these famous cases about these these people who did horrible things and he's like how do you you never heard of said no I never heard of these guys he's like it's such a famous story like I never heard of I have no idea who you're talking about >> and I realized this guy is living in a world of bad people because he attracted these people into his life >> 100% >> and aided who's whose mak and that's why I wear mendel >> is my I call it my NDA with >> this reminds me not yeah exactly from from that campaign >> wow >> and if you ever see me by press conference I raise my hand yeah they >> just reminds me of >> the responsibility that a journalist has to be >> right >> so this is this is my little breakthrough on the law of attraction it doesn't work as a as a wish machine as a wishing well >> it's a fact >> and it works in improving your life in ways that you wouldn't notice because to you it's like your regular life you see your bubble so down bubble is the bubble was destined >> it's already happening are you doing anything um now consciously to attract stuff or you're done with that or like help my question like you're are you still using it actively to attract anything in your life? >> I I've I've been using it in ways like I like never before like sometimes I will have a certain attraction to a location. >> Mhm. >> And I'll go down to that to that location and I'll find unbelievable things there about things happening in the news, things that have relevance to the ga. >> Oh wow. Yeah. >> Impressive >> trippy stuff. I'll tell you soon about my story in Syria. >> Okay. What else do we want to cover? >> Um yeah. So, oh, you know what we didn't talk about? I I wanted to mention like on this Indian >> the whole thing about the um >> the video >> the Yeah, the video. >> I I really want to hear your opinion because can I say my opinion >> please? Yeah. >> Okay. So, first of all, that as a yeided, I want to acknowledge >> as a Jew as a Jew as a Jew >> that I want to acknowledge that the video triggered me, but not necessarily because I think somebody else was wrong. It's because because I don't like to be called out. So, don't call me out for who I am or for who I'm not. I don't care. So, I want to acknowledge the trigger aspect and which I think most people can't acknowledge. Why don't you want to be called out? If you're doing something wrong, then improve yourself. If you're not doing something wrong, then >> No, I'm saying it's uncomfortable. It's uncomfortable the fact that somebody comes and says, "Hey, you're doing this or that." >> There are people doing stuff and sometimes somebody calls you out on it and says, "Okay, that some it's not okay what he did." I'm saying it's okay when somebody calls you out specifically for a specific thing. I'm just saying I'm able to acknowledge the fact that people like I saw some of the posts that people made from random people. I'm not talking from a cahila or a reba or I don't know if dunam if even they put out I'm saying many singles like can you come and talk about Jew hater acknowledge that you're projecting your story on what's happening in the world and you're projecting it on on him and this by the way goes to my theory I'm curious your opinion on this all these people posting on social media every little hate crime you know this kind of we're not tolerating this. You're giving that little boy attention for no good reason. You're giving him free publicity. You're spreading the hate to your own brothers and sisters. Why? >> Yeah. Yeah. You figured it out. You figured it out. Most people don't don't understand it. >> Yeah. It's mish mamish echelled dig. And then it becomes a trend. So everybody's reposting and this and it's going viral. And so I'm acknowledging I'm acknowledging that the same thing I'm acknowledging here with this video for the positive person is able the negative person or the person that loves drama is saying how can he do this and we went through enough suffering and pain and now you're putting out another YouTube video. So let us show him that. Yeah. So, let's go out and be nasty, which caused a huge because he posted every message that people put out, he posted on his page and we in my opinion, we looked bad. Again, I'm he I think he did something disgusting. I don't think it's cool. But what we did in the after what the few people did in the aftermath was for sure bad. And number three is saying saying to not talk. Where does this come from? Is it a Toyota perspective? Is it a is it a educated decision? It's complete. It's it's it's a complete >> insecure even it comes from >> like telling ultra from people not to talk I understand because maybe they don't know but to say completely not to talk. >> It comes from a bar of low expectations like it's like we don't trust that you're able to express yourself adequately so don't talk because we can't control what >> and I don't think that the people that spoke on the video and by I don't think the people that spoke on the video made it bad. I think it's they were being authentic. They were real. >> Exly. Exactly. I think it's his agenda that made it look bad or the way he edited, let's say. But the people that spoke, they did nothing wrong. They came off very sweet. >> Mhm. >> So what he said we are fruitful. What's wrong with that? What's wrong with that? What's wrong with the guy who said I have a business or the guy who said don't talk to me? Like what's wrong with that? >> There's nothing wrong with that. That's what they would say in any natural setting with or without the camera on. So this is this is very >> What's your take on the whole thing? >> No, you definitely you definitely hit most of the right uh um uh No, I'm very impressed, Ellie. very good. Um, I'm going to take it a step further and I'm going to say not only was I not bothered by what he did, but um, I'm not going to say it was a good thing, but I'm going to say there's something of value to be taken out of every scenario, every situation >> cuz you see the positive. You're a positive person. >> It's I'll tell you >> and I feel the same. It's it's a positive, but it's also it's not about like, oh well, let's self-reflect and let's see like first of all, a lot of the hate out there is fueled by the people who are sincerely are trying to fight the hate because they they think that they can fight the hate and and minimize it and make it go away and they're making things worse. As much as they're trying, as much as their heart's in the right place, >> right? the there's oldid back you know I want to say this to all the anti-semites out there watching >> if you want to be successful in your life if you're an absolute nobody right now you're nobody and you want like a shortcut to success I can't believe you didn't find this in the yet because this is like in the you should know this >> the shortcut to success if you're a gentile is become a Jew hater. If you become a Jew hater, you could go from your mom's basement to hundreds of thousands of followers in just a couple of weeks. >> Oh wow. >> You'll be relevant. You'll travel the world. Everybody's going to listen to you >> and suddenly you'll have all of this new found fame. Now, it's it's an investment because there's going I mean, >> you're going to be um there's going to be the um the part where you have to you have to pay later, but right now your life is going to be it's going to become very exciting and very quickly. Titta said this to Inklas. He says, "Nicholas, why do why become Eid? Become an antit you'll be so successful. Why do you have to become Jewish?" So this is this is a principle that's been around for thousands of years. You see absolute nobodies who have so much fame and prominence and the only thing they've ever contributed is anti-Jewish memes. >> Yeah. >> So >> but but I personally don't Yeah. >> So anyone who tries to tap into this, the Sutan is going to help you, the Sutan is going to give you an audience. >> Ah, you're saying Tyler had that success because >> that I'm not saying Tyler had I'm not saying that was Tyler's agenda. See? See? But here's how it works. Okay, I have no reason to assume that Tyler approached this with any bad intentions. I have no reason to assume that he hates any Jews even now. I don't know. I I don't know what's in his heart. I have no reason to assume that it's coming from a bad place even. Um, what I could assume is he has two choices. he could do a video and show hats and kav and all the wonderful things in the community and put a a thumbnail showing people sitting by standard learning to the the headline is going to be um I had a great experience with the Jewish community. >> Yeah, Jews are angels. >> Jew Jews are cool. Jews rock, >> right? >> And and and nobody watch Yeah, he'll get 800 views, whatever. Fine. Or he could put a thumbnail of a burning city, right? >> Right. They take welfare and you click on the video and you find out, oh, it's not true. >> Yeah. It doesn't matter actually working. >> It doesn't exactly. It doesn't matter what's in the in the actual video, but it it as long as the student is able to use that, as long as there's a thumbnail and a headline that the Sutan can use, >> it's going to go wild, >> right? >> And you see a lot of copycats that are trying to tap into, you know, oh, it shows up to Lakewood. Yeah, I'm going to do it now. >> Yeah, >> it's because they know it works. >> They know the algorithm is is heavily favors this kind of content. >> So, and then all the people who try to fight it only give it more because now everyone who didn't see it are seeing it from all the people that are trying to fight against it. So, the bottom line is this. First of all, Gamura says, uh, you could learn a lot from a person based on his name, right? >> Yeah. >> What's Tyler's last name? Alivirus. >> Wow. Right. >> Aliviritis. So, what's the what's the positive takeaway from this? He is showing us actively what it looks like when we spread luchadar about somebody else. He's going out there spreading lush about us. Some of it's good, some of it's not good, some of it's twisted in a way to make it look worse than it is. Some of it's things that we can self-reflect and say, "Okay, maybe we should be doing things differently." Whatever it is, but he is showing us what it looks like when you speak lush against the community of Eden for an hour straight. This is what it looks like. You want to keep talk about people. Is this what you really want to put out there? It's so it's so clear. He's a he didn't have to be the he has the to choose not to not to do the but now that he's chosen this we have to take away because we're not self-aware of when we speak of other people or of entire communities. So this is what it looks like when you're talking to someone else about about another Eid. >> Do you want to be the Tyler >> or do you want to be and try to resist the temptation? >> Right. Wow. Beautifully said. But I'm I want to add that I think that everything comes down to our perspective. Um me being uh of the anxious type in the past, I learned to kind of minimize, not to blow up like I'm not looking for a video to come out and me now live in fear. So I learned very well to see it for it what it actually is without connecting a story to it. So when I see that video, I'm like, it's a video. Someone will see the positive, somebody will see the negative. I know I don't need to label it. And same thing is for all the news and or anti-semitism that's happening. The there is a small world and a bubble that's involved with all of that news. And then there's me and other people. And I choose to not get involved. I choose to always see the positive to see the be the kdesh hashem to see the what's going on good in my life and the surroundings and that's what I always see >> I want to tell you another positive spin >> remember during co >> there were a few shows that came out about about about the Eden or whatever >> and some of them were just so stupid >> but the loved I'm saying the anti-semit >> loved it they couldn't get enough of it and Everyone's stuck at home and everyone's watching this content and obviously it wasn't lost on the fact that why do is coming out now like the suit and time that everybody locked up now comes out the anti-semitic stuff everybody watches it >> but as someone who travels the world and ends up in communities that never met Eid before I I realized something profound that such a a positive aspect all of this this negative media about us >> you know the New York Times articles especially like it was all the same, you know, the the education, everything. >> I'm walking down the street, person comes over to me. >> I'm sorry. Can I ask you a question? Okay. You know, I I saw this uh documentary the other day, and I hope I'm not coming across as disrespectful, but is it true? >> Like people will ask me this. >> Yeah. >> Say, "What's up with the citic community in education?" Like like like like is it really as bad as the New York Times says it is? Now, 10 years earlier, this person would have never come up to me >> because they had nothing to talk to me about because I was I was like a caricature out of a book that they couldn't relate to. Now I'm relatable. Why? Because the guy watched an entire season of of a show dedicated to to talking about how horrible we are. So now >> I'm living in his head already for two years before he met me. And now I'm the first Jew he ever met. He has a bunch of questions and he and he he wants as long as I'm respectful, as long as I'm I'm listening to him and I understand his mindset. His mindset is not to be a hater. His mindset is coming from he has questions that no one ever answered him and this is the one chance he might have to get an answer or maybe I'll call him a Nazi and and storm off and then he'll have a fun story to tell his buddies in the bar. But either way, if he has the courage to come over and even ask the question >> then like like so fine. if that's a positive, right? And that only happened because of all the negative attention we got. So you could use something that's that's that seems so negative and hurtful, but then you could >> convert it's like you take a what's a has no value to anybody, but if you use it mitzvah, >> you're converting it >> and you're converting it into a positive experience. >> Yeah. I love this. So you're a very positive person. >> Yeah. No, I'm not. I'm actually, you know, I'm very I'm I'm a huge pessimist. >> You are? >> Of course. You know the difference between an optimist and a pessimist. >> Tell me >> the the pessimist says we live in the worst possible times and the optimist like nah, it's going to get much worse. >> So optimist, you know, you know. >> Yeah. >> Um Yeah. So anyway, I promised you a story. >> Yeah, I want to hear the story. >> This is a crazy story. I I never I never shared this publicly, I don't think. I mean, I've I've said it in in douches, like when when I speak publicly, I've said it some sometimes, but I've never said it on a podcast, I don't think. >> Yeah. >> Um, and this is I I did a trip to Syria a couple of months ago. >> Okay. >> Just a couple of months ago. By now, it's been already Well, it's close to a year by now. >> Okay. So, Syria is an Arab country, right? >> Could look it up. >> Okay. >> What do you know about Syria? >> I don't know. >> You're new to this? Where were you born? >> It's Arab. It's Yeah. No, it's a dangerous place. >> Syria. You have to know. >> Middle East. Yeah. Country in the Middle East. >> First thing that comes up is a tank. >> Okay. >> Putin still harboring Assad. Welcomes new Syrian leader to Moscow again. Trump gives Netanyahu a month for Syria security deal. Okay. It's an Arab country. Scary place. >> What happened with Assad? Who's Assad? >> No. Is it the guy that was a terrorist and became president? Well, that's the guy who's there now. Assad was the guy before him. Assad was a dictator. >> Okay. >> Him and his father have been ruling Syria for 50 years. >> Okay. >> There's a civil war 2011. >> But I'm completely out of the Middle Eastern. It's really irrelevant. Bring you up to But it's interesting. No, I'm I'm interested in hearing. I'm just saying in general, I'm very up to preference. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Cuz I really don't think it's relevant. Like, >> wait a minute. You want to understand? You have to know what's going on. There's so many about Syria there about all the countries around course. >> Okay. >> So, okay. This is going to take some background. >> Okay. >> Um, where do I even start? >> First of all, your trip, >> you went to Syria. >> I need to give you the back the the background >> of what's happening there. There's a father and a son. >> You had So, Syrian civil war starts in 2011. Okay. >> Jewish community that goes back thousands of years. Elui lived in Dame. >> Okay. >> There's a shield that was built um over the cave that Elu and Bah when he was hiding from Akov. >> Okay. >> Akov sent messengers over the entire world. They couldn't find him. He was hiding in a cave in the Mik. That cave became a shield. The shield stood for over 2,000 years. In 2014, in the middle of the civil war, the shield was destroyed and the whole neighborhood and that around it um everything was completely destroyed. >> The name of the neighborhood is Jobar. So there had been yeden living in Syria for thousands of years and in 1992 the Eden of Syria were issued passports for the first time. They didn't allow Eden to have passports. They didn't want uh uh they didn't want Eden to move to Israel. In 1992, they said Yidden could have passports and they could so long as they don't move to Texas rule, they can move to America, anywhere else, whatever. And then the Syrian community basically got up and and moved out. So to this day, the six seven Eden in Damascus, you know. >> Okay. >> So in the meek is buried the So we had this idea. He was going a group of Eden. We wanted to go and make a minion on his was on a Monday. Why you smiling? >> Excited. >> Okay. >> It's where the action starts. >> Yeah. It's going to be the first time in who knows how many years. A minion Eden was kadesh. Like we were very excited. >> Right. >> A few days before our trip, we find out from one of our insiders in Syria. He sends us pictures from that was going around on the the local WhatsApps that some broke into the Ky. They dug a hole 6 ft 3 in deep and they were trying to steal Tal's body. >> Okay. >> And the message was very clear. Don't show up. Don't don't show up. Don't come to the K. >> Who gave this message? Someone breaks into the Ky a few days before we're supposed to make the first minion on the zuits in in decades, >> right? >> And they dig a hole and try to try to steal the the K as if as if they'd be able to, but >> and they say don't come. >> No, they didn't have to say it. It was very clear what they It was a very clear threat. >> Yeah. >> So half the group said uh we're out and the other half were like okay, this is exactly why we we need to be there. So we went down there about half a million. >> Okay. >> We we put back all the sand. We we were in touch with uh the chief rabbi about the like what to look out for, how to do it, whatever. We put everything back in. He was not moved. He they they dug in the wrong part. They dug on the side and then they then they want LA were going to dig under but for whatever reason they dug six feet straight down and then instead of digging to the side they ran off. So we we beefed up security, put cameras, whatever everything washed the whole thing down, made it look beautiful and sparkling and um cameraman. So we're going out and Bisakurus. The Bisakurus is it's filthy. There's like garbage everywhere, you know, like cuz there's like a neighborhood, it's called the Jamana neighborhood >> and there's like a neighborhood overlooking the Bisakurus. Most of the tombstones were destroyed. >> Then there's like they throw garbage out the windows onto the bicepus. >> So my cameraman asked me, he says, "What are your thoughts right now?" Like right now you hear what are you thinking? I said, I'm thinking that the kinds of people who are so hateful that they would throw garbage onto a cemetery without any regard for like like these people have no self-respect and so long as they don't change their ways, they're never going to know whether they have peace in their lives. You can't invite peace into your lives when when when you have such a >> Yeah. >> disregard for for for for others. >> Okay. Sh. We leave we leave the cemetery and we're driving down the streets and then we see these uh the pickup trucks. Now, you don't know what the pickup trucks are. There are these Toyota pickup trucks and the back of the pickup trucks you have these with ski masks and AK-47s. >> Yep. >> Okay. So, they like they're coming towards us. We're driving away and they're they're coming towards us and oh, that's so cool. We took pictures. It's very nice. >> I mean, it's an experience. It's a rush. >> Okay. >> We get back to the hotel and check my phone and one of my my contacts are see he's texting me. is like like dude there's major fighting going on right now between you know between the the government's forces and likeos the beduins the Jews whoever it was >> I'm like he's like you got to get down there right now I'm like okay where he's like uh it's in the Jerem neighborhood and I'm like oh that sounds familiar where do I know that name I checked my phone wait we we just came we were literally we just left there >> he's like well fighting just started and then like 30 something people were killed that that that evening in that neighborhood. >> Yeah. >> It started right after we left. >> It was like it was as if while we were there >> like was protecting us like there was like >> this invisible protection. Yeah. >> As soon as we left all broke broke loose. >> Right. Were you dressed up as a Jew or or just the opposite? Where you did you hide? >> Well, is there a video? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Where's the video? >> Um I can send you a video. I I I I didn't I didn't release it. No. >> But um I could tell Okay, this is like a real scoop. >> Yeah. >> Um I was by the Ky and um what did I doubt him for? D him for something. >> Mhm. So I I had this um this idea that if we can rebuild Aliu Yanui shield, so the one that was destroyed in 2014, if we can get that shield rebuilt, the only way to do something like that would require the ais of many different groups of Eden with all kinds of of interests or whatever and also the cooperation of, you know, the the the Arabs, locals, the government. It would need to take a massive um just a very big operation of Schulam and Akas to be able to pull off such a job. So I said I said um I said Bashafer I want to I want to be able to help just you know bring more more sh to the world and I want to build this by this not this Freudian slip I want to build this vis or at least I want to get the ball rolling because there are people who who want to do it >> right >> but like why hasn't that happened So I said you know I'm going to make myas the next morning the next morning 11 o'clock in the morning we got unexpectedly we got a meeting with the governor of Damascus. Now the governor Damascus doesn't have a mayor they have a governor governor is it's more powerful than a mayor. Damascus is more than just a city. It's it's a whole it's like a province. So we have a meeting with the governor of Damascus and the meeting lasts over two hours. M >> the governor is very close with President Alshara and we were talking now he wanted to show that Syria it's a different Syria than Assad. It's a it's a Syria that's that's more open to Eden. It's more more whatever. This was his agenda. So I was with the group you know as I said we had we had a half a million and then we also had a few other people who joined the group that were not. So I wasn't part of the group. The group was like a group of like Syrian American Jews and I coordinated my trip to to coincide together with them and I did a few things together with them and I did a few things without them. So I wasn't officially part of the group but like there was overlap. >> So there are yeeden that left in in the '9s and they had houses. What happened to their houses? >> Okay. >> Some of them people moved in, took over. So now You need paperwork. Where's the paperwork? Where's the documentation? Okay. Assad regime didn't keep good records, whatever it is. So, um, so, so that that they're trying to get back property. So, they said, "Look, if you want to show Jews that you're serious about about making them feel comfortable, you have to help them get their houses back, help them get their properties back, you have to preserve some of the Jewish heritage sites. somebody star character size we do the shields like >> over 2 years old like I said >> so one of the things we said is we said we want we want the government to help us to get us the permits get us the blueprints we want to rebuild the shield >> so they said we'd love to help you but as much as as we want says first of all we don't have any we don't need your money don't worry about the money says yeah but we can't build the shield if we don't build the you know we have to build houses before before we start building. We'll help you build the houses. That's not that's not the that's not the problem. So they said, "But we have sanctions. We're under the sanctions. How are we going to do this?" Well, we're under sanctions. Now, at the time, the US government that put sanctions on Syria. The president of Syria had up a $25 million bounty on his head or something. Maybe it was only 10. I don't So, I don't want to disrespect him if it was if it was >> 10 and then I'll blow it up or if it was higher and then I'll say it's a lower number. Whatever it was, it was a nice amount of millions of dollars. >> Okay. >> From back when cuz he he started out with ISIS al-Qaeda. He broke away from them, opened his own his own group that was a lot more attuned to the to the to civilian life. Basically, the MLUS was ISIS would show up to a town, they'd wipe out the town and then they'd start planning to attack the next town. And he said he was like he was like one of the commanders and he said what are you doing? What about the people that are that are under your He's like Allah will take care of those people. >> He's like no you have a basic responsibility to take. He's like >> didn't hear what I said. Allah will take care of them. He's like yeah but if you show the other towns that you're taking care of your own people and you're you're building up life and infrastructure and everything then you're going to have much easier time with the next town because they'll see that you care about them. says, "Allah is going to give us the next town also." >> Mhm. >> He's like, "I can't I can't deal with these people." So, he started his own group called Al-Nusra. >> Later, he made a coalition of a bunch of different groups, HTS. >> I I've been tracking him since like I don't know going back to 2014. So, so I I had already written articles about him like 10 years ago, you know, like I was already I already knew about this guy. So for me it was very interesting watching his transition and the the fact and the reason why I'm a little optimistic about him and there have been some some things in the news lately that's that that makes it harder and harder to be optimistic but the reason this is a guy who already had he was he had a target on his back from the Assad regime from Putin from the US government from al-Qaeda ISIS every single terror group Turkey every person there wanted to wanted to kill him. >> Okay. And he still >> and and and he believed so strongly in what in in his in his ideology that he was willing to start a unprovoked fight with ISIS and al-Qaeda at a time when everybody was already gunning for him. >> So I was like if if this guy, you know, actually speak louder than words, if if he was going to do that at that time, I think that there's someone like there's something to be hopeful for. Yeah. >> Okay. L cigarette they said we can't do anything without sanctions. Like how you going to get building material in? How you going to get anything if there's sanctions? So and then um one guy from our group they the governor was able to arrange a meeting with with Ashara for us and but but only one person from our group was was able to meet him. Sure. >> So it was the guy who met him. We you know we we we spoke about like like what the basic messaging like what we want to give over to him >> and he sat down with him for a good 3 hours. >> Wow. >> That same night this is like we're talking about the night after we were by the >> Yeah. >> He he sits down with him. He gives over all of the everything that we that we want to give over. He says he's going to be very helpful. He'll help us build up the shield. But now was not yet the right time. He had other priorities. We understood that. And he said without with the sanctions we can't do anything. >> So in our group now there's going to be certain things that that I can't share with you yet, >> but you can read between the lines. You're smart. They'll figure it out. >> See if you even understood the whole thing with the sanctions and everything with Syria would you'll find out later. >> Mhm. I'll tell you even to to the extent the the government was not using computers almost at all. They did not have almost any computers offices yet they there were calculators, pens and pads of paper paper in government offices. >> Um the airport I I think the only computer I saw in the airport was by the currency exchange. >> Wow. >> They had a that had a computer and a printer that they print out the receipts um uh that the print that's where they print out the visas by the currency exchange. Yeah. >> So, it was like they couldn't get stuff in. >> Yeah. >> And you saw like there's no like mechanic shop. There was one guy that sells 50 mufflers that that were smuggled in from. >> There's another guy who sell was like hub caps like >> So, it's very third world. >> They they were just trying to It's not even third world. They were just trying to survive. >> Mhm. >> They just had overthrown a dictator. They have a new government that doesn't have a lot of experience. The Assad people just burned whatever they could and fled. >> What's happening like in Iran? Is it like a similar situation out there? >> No. Iran's a lot worse. >> Why? >> Because the instability and and the unpredictability. At least here you had a government that was trying to function. >> Uhhuh. >> But nobody was helping them and they didn't have experience and they didn't have the governments with experience willing to work with them >> because of the sanctions. and Iran is by default not uh not structured >> or corrupt >> right now it's it's it's unstable but otherwise they have they have whatever 40 plus years of experience running a totalitarian regime >> so it's in a way more structured but now it's way more unstable there it wasn't so unstable like you know But at the same time, things were in danger of just just falling apart. Like they the government wasn't able to make payroll, >> right? >> You had um you had people street cleaners, just just people walking the streets picking up rappers and whatever, trying to make the street look nice and the government couldn't afford to pay them. >> You had teachers, government couldn't afford to pay them. I saw a line of people lined up outside ATM machine waiting to get their paycheck. And then the ATM machine says, "Sorry, out of funds." And these people have been waiting for two months. So we said we'll make our status and so the people from our group made a couple of phone calls and I know which person had the breakthrough. Someone got through to someone of the Trump administration. I'm not going to say the name now. And that individual had a way of presenting it to Trump in a way that that he believed Trump would be inclined to say yes. >> He did it. It worked. Um I was with Trump in Saudi Arabia two weeks later when he he announced that uh he's lifting sanctions and then the next day he met with the president of Syria. This is two weeks after we were by Kha. >> And this is and again I'm I'm saying I know which of the people in my group actually pulled it off. >> Yeah. >> So and then obviously you know what happened next? the government. I mean, first of all, everybody everybody took credit for it. Everybody took credit for it. >> All they all, you know, had parades and patted themselves on the back and >> it was great. I mean, like we still have a relationship with them, but nothing nothing concrete came from it yet, >> right? I mean, there's no building of the shaw yet. >> No. Yeah. Nothing nothing has moved on that as far as as far as I'm aware, >> right? >> Um but look, we're we're making our stylist. We're trying. And when you make your stylist on something like that and you don't see results right away, a lot of times it's an indication that uh >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, you know, is giving us time to to get into a more comfortable place, >> right? >> So, yeah. >> Beautiful. >> But I met a mibble. >> Mhm. uh his name is David. >> Yeah. >> And I mentioned to him about uh about this story about Syria with with the K of Leoni and he told something he told me something very interesting. He says he heard something years ago. He does not remember what he says for over 20 years. He was looking for Maka for this and he still didn't find it. But he says he remembers hearing somewhere that when Yuanovi comes back to ambassador, one of the first like I think the first place he'll stop or maybe the place where he'll he'll come down to first is going to be his shield in the me. >> Oh wow. >> I'm like wow. >> Yeah. >> Cuz tells Ka it felt so real and then and he and he's telling me for 20 years he's looking for Yeah. So yeah, >> it's all connected. >> Yeah, really is. >> Wow. So you have a real passion for like uncovering Jewish spots, traveling to crazy places, uh, you know, you know, >> passion. That's, you know, >> Yeah. Right. >> But no, lately there are a lot of a lot of Eden that are doing this. Even like a lot of the edition magazines have started sending uh Yeah. around to travel to all these interesting places and I tell them all I tell them what my father told me >> um on parl I think it's >> so let me tell you the backstory >> I was in a place called Karabah Karabah is in a place called Aabjan it's a it's a small Muslim country sandwiched between Russia on top and Iran in in the bottom. The when the president of Iran when his helicopter crashed, it was right on the border between Aabjan and Iran. So Karabah for over 30 years was occupied by a separatist government that basically declared independence and nobody recognized them. Not a single country in the world. So you have and it was like surrounded by mountains. So the international community recognized it as Azarbjani territory but the majority of people living in that sh which is like a little bigger than the size of Maryland. Um most of most of the people there were ethnic Armenians and so they ended up expelling all non-Armenians. So the Armenian population was let's say I don't know 60% that went up to 99%. Mhm. >> And they declared themselves their own country. >> Yeah. >> And Penshine, >> but Azaran was the occupied territories of Karabah. Why? How did I get involved? Because I was looking for a Ber as a Bjani Bhar that the story goes he was uh he was taken captive in 1992 93. uh the first war between Azabashan and Armenia after the collapse of the Soviet Union. So he's taken into captivity into that region. Now that region is close to the world and there's no one to talk to because they're not they don't have recognized government like you can't even like there's no like foreign minister or whatever like there's no one you could you could no ambassadors. >> So the place was completely cut down to the world. So uh two years ago, Azabjan and the reason Abjan couldn't take it over is because Armenia had an alliance with Russia. >> So Russia had a few thousand soldiers over there. But as the war in Ukraine started, you know, >> going a little south for them. Ajan took the guts and well each side claims the other side started shooting first. They went in, they took over the entire place in less than 24 hours. the 120,000 people or whatever were living there, they all ran, they all fled to Armenia >> and let them let them let them get out and then I mean they they they offered the people living their citizenship, but >> they're like >> they don't want us there. >> They're like, "Yeah, we remember what we did to your grandparents and we know you'll do the same to us in a way." Whatever. they they got out quickly and then so that's when I I was able to to to launch the my investigation into trying to to find the book. So I was there a few times. Uh we we did a few different searches. We made progress. We never we never got it. Um we were working with some reports that he had been seen eyewitnesses claimed that I've seen him working as a slave >> in a certain location. So we you know we went to few of the locations where he'd been seen over the years. Yeah. Yeah. How did he get there? No, his family lived there. His family were part, right? >> He was a member of the I believe the like the police force or whatever. >> So he's like there now basically like he's stuck, trapped, kidnapped. >> Yes. But but when the whole population emptied out was the first time we were able to get in and start searching >> and and we didn't find anything. >> We didn't find him yet. But we didn't give up either, >> right? You never know. >> You never know. Exactly. He he doesn't know you're looking for him. Probably maybe a >> he could have he could have gotten out and and who knows years ago and it's in some remote village with a family and has no connection to who knows >> to the world, right? Wow. >> Yeah. >> So here's why I'm telling why I'm telling you the story. >> Yeah. >> In the the the major city of Karabah, it's called Kankandi. >> Mhm. And Kandi was there's a very famous monument on top of a mountain. It's like a a statue two two faces one triangle and another like rectangle and built out of stone. Beautiful. And so I made a that nobody in history probably ever dive on the top of that mountain. Here's why. Okay. >> Because before the Soviet era, the mountain was insignificant. It was just like a little mountain. >> Um then during the Soviet era, that's when they built these two monuments and that's when it became an attraction. >> But during communism, no one would have gone up on the mountain to Davin, >> right? >> Then when the Soviet Union collapsed, this was taken over by the separatists >> and no Eden lived there. Was 99.7% ethnic Armenian. >> Yeah. So no one would have gone up the mountain to Davin. And now since I was liberated by Azarian the places like I was one of the first westerners to to get access there. So >> I said wow this is an opportunity. So I went up >> put on talent film. I d I felt I felt a very powerful connection. >> Nice. >> I come down from the mountain. I get a call from my father and he had no idea that I was up there. >> He says you know I want to share with you an interesting B. My father, by the way, he doesn't like when I say this, so I'm not going to say it, but >> Amazing. Okay. >> Yeah. >> He he says, you know, very interesting says, "Why do Eden sometimes have to travel?" And this is the lesson that I that I give over to >> others journalists that that travel around the world. He says, "There's one reason why he has to travel. You think you're traveling for Panusa, for meetings, for this, for that." He says the only reason he has to travel is to be massus. >> How are you? He says you go in a place you ding there. Sometimes you can be the first that ever d there. >> Yeah. >> You're dabing there, you bring down the titus. You could even saying aha. Sometimes is all the place needs. My father's telling me like right as I'm coming down from the mountain. >> Yeah. It's impressive. So that that really like it reinforced how how powerful it is and >> you attracted it >> and we well but we see that yen who have this like if you want to travel if you want to travel the world guys I want to I want to give you some advice if you want to travel the world have the mindset that you're going because you want to make a kid you want to bring down itis and then look for a a media outlet that can benefit from you traveling to this particular place and they'll cover your expenses for you and then you get to go there and you get to make and you get to the mak whatever it needs to be mak there we have these opportunities today >> what's the what's with the in carton what's the with the war in Ukraine >> what's Russia fighting for what's Ukraine fighting for and can Trump fix proof. >> Yeah, I'm not into stuff. So, >> no. Trump Trump's not going to fix it, I don't think. I'd be very surprised if >> Well, does you Russia wants a new piece of Ukraine and Ukraine is basically fighting back? >> No. No. >> How much time do we have? Okay. Um, >> I have time. >> I mean, it's it's it's referenced in Cipheria. Um, Russia, Ukraine, every every all the major things are happening in the world right now. So, you have to look up one of my sheetum Turks. Search it. watch and then you'll see where Ukraine fits into all this. >> Um, from a geopolitical standpoint, >> Kiev, capital of Ukraine, Kiev, the Kiev was the original capital of Russia. >> Mhm. >> The people there were were called the Kiev and Russ. >> Okay. >> So to Russians, Kiev is their original capital. >> Okay. The way they look at it is that the Ukrainians corrupted the language a little bit, called themselves a new nationality and said, "We want our own country." And to Russia, Russia never accepted this. >> The Ukrainian people are like, "What are you talking about? We were a a distinct people with our own culture, with our own everything for like for for centuries." Tbatat, what was Tvat? Tvat was a Ukrainian bid for independence from Poland. Poland conquered they were one of two empires to successfully conquer Russia. They they conquered Moscow and Hold on for like two years. >> Sure. >> And then afterwards the Russians were like, "Okay, we got to we got to create a buffer between us and Poland." So they armed the peasants of Ukraine and they sent them, you know, like riled them up. >> And then the Ukrainians started this war of independence. Now before that Poland was the Commonwealth of Poland, Lithuania was the most powerful empire in Europe. Believe it or not, Poland was for for centuries like up until that point and most Jewish communities believed that Poland was would be able to protect them. >> Mhm. >> Poland had a had a brilliant system because he had the pudits the feudal system. He hadum >> every pudit was responsible to maintain their own mercenary army. >> Okay. >> To protect his territory. And then the king had his own army. So Poland had a double army >> and that made them very powerful >> in that time >> in terms of security and safety. >> However, when Tat like oh these rabbles with pitchforks Polish army yeah we'll we'll take Poland and that's why most Jewish community sided with Poland and we know what happened to Totat. So Ukraine wanted independence going back even before then >> right >> and what happened after Tat Russia was like thank you very much and you're independent you're now independently part of Russia they're like no we wanted our own country Russia's like yeah you're back to your own country Russia this is what we made up like no we were supposed to be our own >> who to Ukraine >> Ukraine and Russia Ukraine wanted to become their own entity >> and Russia was like, "Yeah, you're your own entity with us now." >> Correct. Cuz we armed you >> because we were always you. We we helped you overthrow Poland because we were always the same country. >> Correct. >> And Uk is like, "No, we weren't. We're different." >> So that's still going on till now. >> Till this day, 1991 is the first time that Ukraine got actual independence. There was like a few months here, there like Ukraine declared independent like World War II for like a little, but this is the first time that Ukraine actually got independence. And now they're still fighting for it. >> Russia never they never acknowledged even they claim they but they rec never never recognized Polian Ukrainian. >> Right. >> So to them it's not it's not about taking back Donbass. To them it's taking the entire Ukraine. >> Mhm. >> And the Ukrainians know this. That's why they're fighting to their death because they know that he took Crimea, he took the Donbass. He's not stopping. >> Even if he stops now, they'll continue as soon as they're able to. So Russia wants literally the whole Ukraine to themselves and then he'll take the people and whatever and and I'm >> your part now. >> This is Yeah. Well, whatever he'll do to the people. We could already imagine what to >> And why so why is Trump meeting with Zalinski multiple times and >> because Trump wants to wants to bring peace to the world, >> right? >> It was a campaign promise. He said he'll do it. He believed he could do it. Mhm. >> So, um but I I don't I don't think it's going to happen because um as you see in the Russia Ukraine war is a distraction so that Edom shouldn't focus on the real threat which is the show that they're letting into their own countries. >> Yeah. >> And these people are going to wipe them out. the the the people that they're letting into their own countries. I'll wipe them out um when they're at their peak of power. But the whole Russia Ukraine is is a distraction. >> What's your opinion on the whole um ICE raid, by the way? >> Like it sounds like they shot somebody for nothing. I mean, that's from what what I've seen, my my perspective. >> Yeah, that's what it looked like. Yes. >> Yeah. >> Until you consider that that guy had already been engaged in violent confrontations with ICE in the past. Yeah. >> Yeah. violent confrontations is not a reason to papow somebody >> until again I'm not I mean ICE destroyed Grabbashkin so I'm not uh I'm not here to defend ICE >> um at the same time the the kind of people that they they are targeting and should be targeting are the kind of people that requires a lot of a lot of force and a lot ofness to to to expel them from this country right >> you know the activists are not are not protecting the the the the you know the poor workers at the Home Depot looking uh looking for you know to to support their family. They're out there protecting the criminals and fraudsters in Minneapolis. That's why that that's who they're trying to >> a lot of people are saying that they're just get getting anybody and they're not actually getting real criminals >> because because it's easier for they have to show that they're that they're getting a certain number of people. So, when you come to Minneapolis and the mayor and the governor are are are seeking the people against you and then the professional provocators show up and force and they try to prevent you from making arrests, then they're going to have to fill the quotas. What are they going to do? They'll go to the Home Depot and But how come the activists are not protecting the the actual innocent poor workers from ICE? They're only protecting the criminals from ICE because the criminals are able to help fund whatever it is. >> There's a lot of Kazar going on over there. So um if you >> So you're saying the Minneapolis government in a sense the leadership of there wants criminals there? >> No, they it's not that they want criminals. It's that their whole their whole way of looking of framing it if I want to be very charitable is they're trying to protect like innocent until proven guilty. We're not letting you take anybody from why but but but what I'm very concerned a lot of people are concerned is actually happening is that these people who are running these fraudulent daycarees who took millions of dollars from the government they have enough money to to send around to get activists who don't that they're being used to get them and to to to to put them into the face of ICE. Hope that a few people get killed. there's public uproar and now I ICE has to go focus somewhere else where they're not going to get this kind of scrutiny. >> Let me ask you, you're an actual journalist. You know, and speak to people far closer to the I can almost say truth. Do you think Trump is an actual good president or you think that he's more like good because he's like more one of us so his roots and to see good is stronger? You have my question? Yeah, this is going to take a few hours. I really there's so much. It's it's not it's not >> because that's my opinion. But in the question, I basically told you my opinion. I don't think he's a good president. Like it's impossible he should be a good president when he was never president or doesn't have experience in politics. I do think he's a good human being. It's like if I become president tomorrow, yeah, I would do a very good job. Not because I'm a politician, but because I believe I want the best for my country. That's what I believe in Trump. >> Yeah. Everybody you're going to be dealing with pretty much is going to want the best for themselves, which usually comes at the expense of the best for the country. So, how are you navigating that? >> Right. So, he's also a toughy and he he has a lot of experience in different areas. So, I believe in him. I'm rooting for him, but I don't think he's a good I don't think he's a good president. But to finish the answer about about the ICE thing, so if if you're if you're if you work for ICE and you have this is your personality and your job is to go in and find these these criminals and get them out of the country and now you're being blocked by these activists, these professional provocators >> who clearly are are not trying to to help America by protecting these criminals. >> Um, and again, I'm not talking about when they go after innocent people. I'm talking about Yeah. the the criminals that they're trying to So, >> when they see this guy who's gotten confrontational before and now he has a gun on him, what do you think's going to happen? I'm sorry. It's It's heartbreaking. It's very sad. But what in the world do you think is going to happen? That's why I tell my kids I teach my kids two things. I say never throw a rock at an Israeli soldier >> and never get in the way of an ICE official when they're trying to make an arrest. >> Right. >> Is that basic, right? They should be teaching this. >> Yeah. >> Hello. You want to live? Don't don't don't be stupid. Don't show up with a gun even if you didn't pull it out. But like, yes, you have a right to that gun. Wonderful. Fine. But what are you doing? Like what are you try? >> Right. Your stupid mistake caused you to get killed. >> Yeah. These guys are Why are they trigger happy? Because of all the threats that they face. You know, the cop who pulls you over for a for for a speeding whatever. He has no idea if the person who's who's about to roll down the window is going to pull a gun and shoot him in the face. He does not know this, but he knows that this has happened to people and it is right at the forefront of his mind every time he shows up to your window. So, there are different techniques, different things you can do to mitigate those, >> you know, they say to to play up >> the the the cop like he sees himself also as a hero helping the little guy, but he also has this fear, what if that guy is trying to kill me? So, if you could play up the hero part, >> 100% >> downplay um like like the threats Mush will have your hands always visible. >> Open the windows. Have the light on. If you have to take something out of the glove compartment, open it. Move back so he can see what's in the glove compartment. And then if you taking something out of your pocket, your license say I'm taking my license out of my pocket now. And then you do it very slowly with your hands open. Don't make any sudden movements >> cuz there are mishum and you don't want to. So >> and respect to them goes a long way. >> Yeah. So it's very easy for us to look at the video and be outraged. >> I was outraged when I saw the video. >> I also understood that this was very avoidable and he put them in a in a very tough spot. And when they're put in a very tough spot, bad things happen, >> right? >> Wow. >> Okay. >> What's our prediction from the banana? >> Yeah. So this is the last part. Now the thing with these predictions is one day one day this is going to happen. We don't know if when this is going to happen. We don't know if it's going to be this year or not but if it's going to be this year it's going to be very very cool. >> Okay. >> If it's going to be in a future year then we'll refer back to it then. >> Okay. Um there are two ways Mashiah can come or means Mashiah comes earlier than the designated time because did reach the level of achieve that we're supposed to shabas two times consecutively the whole whatever right so then there's which is sorry then there's which is the like if you run out the clock the time and means That's okay. So now we're about 30 days before. So he says on so what is the significance of you start he says you don't see like at 30 days before you don't start learning what is the significance of these 30 days before tis that's so unique took that I'm going to try to uh do it could look it up. Okay. He says what's behind these stories three of and okay you have to so there are few different three differentness one is yeah he says In these 30 days there are 720 hours. 720 hours is the amu three times. >> Okay. >> One for the one for the masa one for the zuk. The last war against right before msiah. So we're going to have this against we're not going to be able to defeat them. Now this is this is in many talks about we're not going to be able to defeat them and kazal say each is going to start even is going to come and say let me wipe out a mik and hashem will say go ahead he'll try shim's going to try we're going to try everything we can bunker busters this that evacuation duda nothing is going to work you take out Iran in 12 days you take out the beep of a beeper and your own backyard, you still haven't made a dent in Hamas. So, so they say until Ysef, Ysef is the only one and Y will wipe them out. Check that talks about >> about about he gives a very interesting simmon of what the world's going to look like during this this against. So he says, "So what what are the three wars that were fighting against the Mik? There's the the the mass mass is like the practical war on the battlefield." >> There's the that's a social media war. >> And then there's the mach, which is in our own minds, we're like, are we the good guys? Could we have been doing things differently? Why? Why do they hate us? We're secondg guessing. We're making He says, these are the three wars. Mhm. >> Three words against so that he brings a few other here. He brings down. He says that the war, the last war against Amu is going to finish on P. And he says go back 720 hours before Pis and that is says And the Prague on he says that just like we start cleaning the house for Pyak much before Py uh um the the basher is going to clean up the world from Amuik much before Pisak so that by the time Pisak starts the whole world will be clean of the clippers of Amu. >> Yeah. >> So right now there is a a state of state of a ceasefire between the Israelis and Hamas. But we know the Kamas keep saying they're going to launch another October 7th as soon as they're able to. Let's see if this and we're going to know very soon within a couple of weeks we're going to know if this year a final war against kamas is going to start p and finish out of pis. >> Wow. And according to the pick laser um meal lamemed lammed ladal and >> you say mulik is kamas. >> He says well I can tell you what mik is. Um no it's it's it's more than just kamas. Um he says the there's going to be three wars of terror that's going to happen right before going the there's going to be my understanding is the first one first October 7th he says the second war is going to be by in the in the sea. So let's see if there's going to be a war by yam >> in the next few days the >> in the next in in in the next in a month from when we're talking. Impressive. So, who is Amul? >> Who is Amik? >> There are three nations that have that they're going to be around until Msiah comes and and then they're going to be destroyed. >> Okay. >> By Mashiach. >> Okay. >> Is one of them >> is not complete until wiped out. >> Okay. The second folk is the brings down that the right before says that um was the connection there. I put on the now you're telling me that he lived in I need to know this. Why? It's going to get back to the it ties in very well. He says, "I want you to see what Gulus is going to look like for all for throughout all generations." And A noticed that there's one folk that by every ghoul we're in, they were always the problem. Mhm. >> Who the in the wayd trying to run away to safety the take us cap captive and they and they and they uh they they wipe us out. And then and he says every generation now in his times there was no polish. There were no Palestinians lived. >> But he said each are going to be a force. And looked at the and he saw he says the 10 times is the is is so 10 refers to the 10 corresponds to the tense fetus. So the have a that is able to overcome all 10 fetus >> and says how in the world are are my kind going to be able to survive this gulus against the pushna. >> Yeah. So the bash is said, "Let me show you. We're going to do that now, and that is going to protect you." >> Wow. >> Why are why is like why are they suicid bombing themselves? >> Because they're like, "Wait, you're going back 4,000 years to I'm I'm I'm going to kill myself right now. Allah, I'll kill my whole family." >> But the say, "What are you doing?" >> You're not supposed to kill your kid. What's the what's the idea of a >> there wasn't a >> yes but what was the trying to do oftel don't sacrifice your children don't do it let's say the Iisha would have bought a thousand billboards thou shalt not sacrifice your child nobody would have looked nobody would have remembered it instead I says abini it's like as a as a marketing technique says abini take your son as a prop bring him up the create him as take the mass and vroom is like yes sir he goes up there and does it and he's about the SHEH AND SAYS NOW DON'T SHE YOUR SON and the lesson is do not sacrifice your children raise your children never sacrifice your children the had to do it in a way that would resonate >> that people yeah had to be dramatic and that's why we still talk about it that's why we still remember it but to that like oh I'll kill myself No, that's how we do. Don't do it. >> Don't sacrifice your children for PR points, >> right? >> We that that's why we have this that we raise our children and we never sacri we will sacrifice ourselves so that our children could live, >> right? >> And that's that's the power of >> right. I never thought about it that >> right. It's it but but it it makes it so real and when they understand it in the context of today's so back to huz like you have the so he he sees the pishim as being an indestructible force until msiach >> and the third group ish because he gave a very special power he said the says I'm giving you a baby I'm giving you and says that such a massive nest should come from and I says you know what this is a very sincere the of that is yes and yes is going to have the is going to have they're going to be able to connect to the bash in a way that no other nation is able to connect to that's why the only two nations that have in them, >> right? >> His name wasn't Shuma Kyle that I heard that Phil of God. It's Yeshua will hear that Phyllis of the Eden in the future. So you have Yeshul undestructible kamas um sorry Amu undestructible undestructible and now the three of them not now the time took 10 falit them around three of the 10 fal were >> amik and the pushed them >> so you have these of the 10 nations you have three nations embedded within seven others that have this undestructible force And we're still dealing with them to this day. We can't get rid of them. >> So they're they're all they're all mixed together. >> Uhhuh. And Ishmo is is I guess the Iran or something like >> I'm talking about in the context of No, Iran is not at all. Iran was forcibly converted to >> the the the Beneskai has an interesting piece about why did why did Iran become this is this is going too long already I'm afraid but um Iran flaked on why did they uh why was it the Bashaf's plan that they should be forcibly converted to Islam it talks about what's going to happen the war between Adam and >> Pasad is going to fall to the hands of Rome it looks It looks like one sheet says that is going to win the war and another sheet seems to say that is going to win the war. Yeah, >> it looks like it's going to be both >> that is going to be and then the says that is going to the entire world under its control. So Iran falls, Venezuela, Cuba, everything, whatever. >> And then after those nine months, Puras goes and is of a big part of the world. >> Wow. >> So >> big stuff. Wow. I feel like I still have so much to cover. >> We didn't even Can you believe it? Is this the White House? >> The We can talk about the White House. I still didn't answer your question about Trump. >> Listen, I'm one person and we don't have a lot of time. Open a and start learning. >> You're going to see what's happening if you're already following the news anyway. >> See where it connects. Learn the learn learn the talk about what like what's going to happen to the world. >> Exactly. >> Yeah. >> So, I do want to cover for a second Trump and the White House and then we'll finish it up um and get to the bathroom for a second. You want to do a sound check? You want to check the sound if it's coming in? Good. >> Yeah. Okay. So, to close it up, what do you think? I don't know how long this closeup will take. I'm going try to keep it 10 minutes. Okay. >> Um, what do you think of Trump? How do you see him? You've met him in person. You've asked him questions. You see the insiders. You're in the White House. You're seeing the real real. >> It's no hidden, you know, we're all watching it as if it's happening in a movie. You're there. What do you see? >> Wow. Trump was put down at a very unique time in history because he has a tick to be miss >> and this is what his entire life has led up to everything he experienced in his life was to prepare him for this for example why was he dealing so much with fake news I mean this guy came from media >> right >> he should have been a natural friend of media and he expected media to love him >> right >> and he couldn't understand why media just suddenly became so so willed against him and so and fake news all of these fake madeup stories about him. Why why do you think that should put him through all this? >> Okay. >> So that by the time October 7th happens and all of the fake stories come out against Eden, he should already recognize it for what it is. >> Wow. If you study Trump's life, I mean, you can do this with any world leader, I imagine, but we know so much about Trump, which is why it's it's so um like like we can understand it better cuz because he's such an open book. >> Mhm. >> You're able to understand why he is where he is. And if you also know like you learn certain Kabulus that uh I'm only 39. So for me because I'm not allowed to do it, that's why I'm excited to do it. Um and and you see about certain certain ideas that talks about things that are going to happen before the ga. >> Mhm. >> Then and how every single thing just matches >> what's happening now. >> Kazal said, >> "Yeah." Wow. >> So, I'll come straight out and I'll say this is not my this is not my own either. He's been he's been uh he puts out on on he's doing this for he's been teaching for I think 50 years already maybe more probably more so about 2015 2016 he he he noticed he saw some of the the the talks about before Msiah comes so you had Yankeab and Isov that's where the story begins start with Yankab and Isov Isov as we know well many of us don't know this is supposed to be at Isov had the to be >> he was supposed to be at Saddak yet believed he was still a sadik >> and he was supposed to marry li he's supposed to have six of the and rule was supposed to be Janak and Isov Jakob sits in the gel tora Isov goes out into the field, brings back food for Yakov. Then he hits the gym and and goes to the shooting range and and and he he protects Yakov from his enemies and then he goes out at night and he brings the back to to put film on them and everything >> that was supposed to be the the role of Isov. >> Mhm. >> And the problem is that because Isa was dealing with the you >> you're questioning if we're still talking about Trump. >> Oh, this is going to be such a plot twist to you then. Okay. when so Isov goes out and because he's supposed to fight the he became a little bit too comfortable with the >> okay >> so says okay he can't have the bas just we'll gamble the bras away he's not going to he's going to abuse them >> right >> like no the bas will protect him is like no no he's he's lost the yanke is like I don't even know what these things mean she's You don't have a choice. Take it. He's like, "Okay, fine." He's scared. Okay. He cries dies without doing. Now there's a tan on if married is he would have liar also. Why? Why? Why is Kazal so harsh on Yakovini? the fact that Dena didn't marry Isov because Isa didn't go to Kaida. He never knew that there's a thing called Shiva. He didn't know. He thought, "Okay, my parents think I'm Arouche, so this is who I am." And he never knew. No one told him. >> Wow. >> He gets killed confessing because the comes up in Shay and Mash says, "IV you were the most powerful. Show us in Clius's rule. Half of Claus was supposed to come from you. Ice is like, "Yeah, what do you want?" They called me the troublemaker that I I I had such a hard job. Yanka sits in the air conditioned and I have to go out there have to do so many different jobs and and it was so much harder and I didn't even have the bas to protect me. And she says, "But why didn't you do cha?" He says, "What what's I'm sorry, break it down for me. What's cha?" >> Yeah. >> He says, "I don't I I never heard of this thing." He's like because no one told him about Shiva who lost one of his most powerful nishumas says Tati give me another chance and Bash is like another chance what before Mashiah comes is going to come back as a Gilgo >> oh wow >> is going to give him a chance to do cha right before the gay now >> that's Trump you think Listen, >> hey, think of so this is this is this is Mandle Kassen's >> okay >> he he figured this out when Trump was still running against 17 Republicans and everyone treated him as a joke and he's like wait a second what if this is of Dongcha so he said a list of things that >> indicates >> that that that would be part of is of cha when I heard when I first came across was like, "What a trip. This is so funny." And and and and I was like, for years I was kind of like, "Okay." But then I realized that everything he says is of needs to do for his ten Trump was doing. >> Uhhuh. >> He has to protect the Eden. He has to enable Eden to learn to he has to acknowledge that the entire Israel belongs to the Eden. All of the things that ISIL was supposed to do in his lifetime that he didn't. And Trump is doing everything despite all of the pressure from the Gans. Trump is doing this. >> Right. >> So anyway, there's there's a lot more to this. >> It's deeper. >> We're Yeah. >> I like it because I feel like it's accepting it for what it is and and not analyzing what he's doing right or left. It's more like >> Yeah. There's a plan that we don't know and plan with Trump. >> Everything fits into this. Now Trump has Bita, >> right? >> He still has Bita like I have had B. He can he can >> I think he's an amazing guy. I think I mean the people that know him personally all say that he's a fun guy. And you ever like hung out with them or had a chance? >> But a lot of people who used to hang out with him say bad things about him. So he's was extreme. >> He had the to become one of the biggest and he ended up becoming one of the biggest. >> Trump has extreme personalities. Every good thing, every every good meat, every bad meat that you'll find in Trump. >> What do you think about him? >> You had a scuffle with a scuffle of what's it called? >> Do do you remember what? Tell tell the story. A kid come as a question. A kid comes over to me. >> He gave you a question. >> See, listen to this. A kid comes over with me this summer. He says, "Is it true that Trump once screamed at you?" >> I say, "This guy, how old are you?" >> Yeah. >> He says, "Eight." I'm like, "Wow." You know that happened before you were born. Like it just it hit me how old I am. >> Yeah. Yeah. You asked the question, "What are we doing to battle anti-semitism?" >> Yeah, he wanted >> and he was like as a >> in his right in his head, he heard something like, "You're not doing enough to battle anti anti." >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Take it a step further. >> Okay, >> take it a step further. >> It's your fault that there's anti-semitism. >> Take it a step further. >> You're anti-semite. >> Take it a step further. >> You're making other No, no. His Numa came down after 4,000 years to do Chiva and he thinks Aid might be accusing him failing in his mission. >> Right. It's very true. >> You know how scary it must have been for his to be wait what what we failed. Look at lately he's talking a lot about he wants to go to Ganid. >> He wants to get into heaven. He's trying to make peace all over the world because he wants to get into heaven. >> Wow. >> You know what says about it? He says is this be about the peace board. What's the peace board? But it's a shul. It's a self-serving shul. It's not a shul that actually is trying to improve the world because he wants to win the prize so he could show his opponent. Haha, look at me. >> So he says it's a shul from the it's a shul that that's not that's not going to last. >> He this is everything everything that kazal say about is we can see it play out. >> So what was the trick in the story? the dry story. When you asked him, "What are we doing to battle anti-semitism?" He heard something about he's anti-semite or that maybe he's not doing enough. And he went on a rant. >> He he interrupt. He cut me off. He didn't let me finish the question. And he already assumed that I was going to say, "And you are the anti-semite who's making up." Meaning, so I said like, "There have been I guess 40 something bomb threats against the Jewish institutions." like like how are you planning to and so in in his mind apparently well okay there's stuff that I I can't really um that I can't reveal >> um like stuff that happened afterwards so so we we we had we had closure let's just put it that way >> right >> um but Masa so he's thinking >> is he going to say and you're an anti-semite and >> he just went >> so he he just he went off the rails >> and he said What? >> He started screaming at me, calling me names. >> What did he call you? >> Insulting a liar. Sit down. >> He told you sit down. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's what he started. That's how it started. >> Okay, sit down. >> Sit down. Sit down. I understand the Okay, sit down. >> I understand the >> First of all, I am the least anti-Semitic person you ever met in your entire life. That I can tell you. And the fact that you're asking this question is so insulting. Very insulting. Whatever it was. Yeah. Yeah. He he was not um he was not happy about that. >> Uhhuh. >> But >> which is interesting. A real trigger, I guess. >> Yeah. But I'm explaining I'm explaining to you why the trigger was so profound. >> Right. You There was also another video of you circulating. I think it's a fake video of you asking him a question. >> Which about what? >> You know what I'm talking about? >> No. >> Um I did you recently ask him a question the past few months? I just asked him a question two days ago. I asked him a question last week. >> Okay. What was the question? >> Tell me what you saw. I'm not I can't go through every single question I asked him. >> I can't remember. >> Was it Was it the one about God? >> Maybe. What was the question about >> Was the one about the mdash? >> Yeah, maybe. Yeah. Is that real? >> That was a press secretary. That wasn't him. That was >> Okay. What did you ask the press secretary? >> You tell me. You You tell me the question you're referring to. I can't I can't break down everyone right now. What? >> I'm checking um um Dovy Newberger's um Instagram cuz I think he posted it. >> Shout out Doy Nber. >> Yeah, he's funny. Yeah, I think it was the Bam Mikdash the Holy Temple. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What was that question? >> It's a real question. It's not a >> What did you ask him? What did you ask her? So, okay, back story. But this is we have to we have to finish this. >> Say the dry story first. >> Say the dry story. >> What did you ask her? >> No, no, the story starts before the question. >> Okay. You have you have to you have to understand the story. >> Okay. >> Cuz anybody can watch the clip and know what I asked. We'll get to that. >> Okay. >> Story starts at Shabas before. >> Yeah. >> Okay. My mom is always comes to me for shabas and we're talking shabasa and I said you know it's interesting lately Trump is talking about the bash he's talking about wants to go on like I mentioned and my mother says my mother grew up in a house where like her father was always about Msiah Mashiah everything he was he start he kind of trained me into this because he used to look for things in the and and and find kazal that that killed me whatever. >> Okay. So my mother says, "Have you ever heard him talk about the bamdash?" And I said, >> "I don't think so." >> Okay. >> Should I ask him? >> Right. >> Was like, "Please, can you can you find out?" I said, "I'll see if I have an opportunity." Sure. No problem. It's my mama. Skip along. >> Okay. The next press briefing was the was that Thursday. So from Shabas to Thursday there's no press briefing. The first press briefing was Thursday. Now Thursday happens to be was >> okay >> now I'd seen a fascinating man. He says why does why does the entire he says was keeping the whole month clear on the calendar because >> and this is right >> and my mother had just given me to ask about the president and the I'm like what can go wrong then what was the briefing what was the topic of the briefing about >> rebuilding >> his ballroom, the grand ballroom that he's building the White House. >> It it just like everything was just as I red carpeted. >> So what was your question? >> So So my question was I said first of all, you know, I mean Trump is going to go down as the greatest builder of this generation, you know. >> Yeah. >> Not just builder in terms of building actual buildings, but he's building nations. He's >> rebuilding society, you know. So I said, "Has to your knowledge, has it ever come up the topic of rebuilding the holy temple in Jerusalem?" >> You know, it's a it's a yes or no question. >> Yeah. >> So, right. >> What did she say? >> She laughed. She said um not as far as she knows. >> Okay. >> And that was that the question was put out there. So what what we officially were able to accomplish is made by public, right? >> It's no longer taboo. We broke through the ice. I took the bishious. Oh my gosh. 4:00 in the morning. 4:00 in the morning is the first time I check Twitter. I couldn't sleep at night. I I go on to Twitter. 4:00 in the morning >> and I'm watching the anti-semites melt. >> Okay. >> The Jews are doing it. Oh my gosh. I'm like I'm laughing so hard. My wife wakes up. She's like, "What's going on?" I'm like, it's quite sweet. >> So funny to see how panicked they were because like it came out of nowhere like what you see >> is talking openly about the >> Yeah, it's you. That's why you you do stuff that is amazing. How How does it feel to have 40,000 followers? >> I've had 40,000 followers for a very long time. I'm I'm not trying to build Twitter. Um >> it's not it's not growing or something. >> Not really. No, because the way to grow Twitter is to you have to tap into negative energies usually is the way to grow controversy. >> It's social media time. How does someone grow on Instagram? You have to feed the suit in something, right? >> So, how do people grow on Instagram? By posting things that are going to um make someone else feel bad about themselves. You post your vacation, your beautiful your beautiful lunch. People are more likely to engage if it's something that elicits outrage, elicits something that makes them angry. if if it's just passive, they're not as likely just positive stuff doesn't go. The same reason why like news is all about um you know this hospital that burnt down. You'd rather read about a hospital burning down than reading that your next door neighbor won the lottery and donated a hospital link. >> Right. >> Right. Good point. >> So So it's it it's driven by the suit. So um >> you not into negativity. >> No, I I I I understand the the model. I I understand how to how to use it. Not to say that everything is negative, not but if if you want to grow, you have to tap into the the negative energies. >> So, um yeah. So, I've been at 40 and and I'm very I'm fine over there. >> Mhm. You ever flew an Air Force One already? I'm >> It's a very it's a it's a very it's a it's something that I will talk to you about off the record. I'm not going to now. >> Okay. Okay. Cool. >> You'll understand why. >> Exciting. Um, what about being in person with Trump? So, you feel like you you know him. I really want to meet him. >> You don't? >> No. Why? >> First of all, you have to attract him into your life. >> Yeah, I know. I am. >> I think I will. >> Yeah. >> Most people don't understand this. >> Most people who've interacted with Trump got burned. Mhm. >> And you have to also understand that most people who worked for Trump believed that they were smart enough to be able to handle him. Very few people were actually smart enough. Like you could see Abi Burkowitz is is one of the rare exceptions Jared Kushner. >> Mhm. >> Very few people who've been able to earn Trump's trust and understand how he operates consistently all throughout his entire uh the the last 10 years. Nobody has been able to do it. >> Are you saying that he's super smart or you saying you have to be super smart to deal with him? >> You have to be It's not just smart. You have to have a certain emotional brilliance. You have to be very smart emotionally >> and and understand like when he when he screamed at me that time. Yeah. I was very embarrassed of course, but I didn't I didn't let it personally affect me. In fact, I this was three weeks into his into his first term. It was like his first press conference. >> Wow. >> I didn't even vote for the guy. >> Mhm. And yet I realized I understood what happened. And all of these major uh TV programs, they're all trying to interview me and whatever. And I went on Fox and CNN and BBC and everybody >> and they were trying to use me to say, "Look, he's an anti-semite." And I said, "No, he's not an anti-semite. This is absolutely wrong." He didn't understand the question and you know, he's in a combative mood and that and that happens. >> Were the networks fair by the way? The fact that they wanted to point out that Semite and you said >> they look they had an agenda. They didn't take me out of context. >> They didn't twist my words or anything, >> you know. We we had we had a conversation about it, >> right? >> I went on to I went on Alazer. I actually more than once I went on everybody, you know, um what was it? The Hollywood Reporter, you know, whatever it was. And and and I actually had his back. And it came to a point where the White House was like, "Stop doing this. We have our own press team. Like, we don't need you to do this." And I said, "It's not about you. >> You clean up your own messes, but I'm going out there because they're trying to use me." And and again, I wasn't doing this because I was a fan of Trump, >> right? >> I did it because I I believed it was the right thing to do. >> Set up for the truth. >> Yeah. And people would tell me like, "Hello, you're going to get book deals if if if you just just like just say, "Yeah, he he's he's an anti-semite. He he should have he shouldn't have said that." You know, you'll you'll get whatever, >> right? >> I got offers. I really I I got offers and I'm like >> how do they they email you, call you or >> No, they for some of them call me, some of them actually like I see them like I work with the top of the top of of every network. So I I know these people a lot of these people are are my friends now. >> Yeah. >> So um that was uh yeah that was the thing about Trump. So when he screamed at me I didn't take it personally. When he compliments me I don't take it personally either. Mhm. >> That's the mistake people make. He once he once told me um I interviewed him a mile ago, he said something like like you're one of the you're one of the fairest reporters uh like uh for the past four years. And I'm like really? He ever read a single thing I he doesn't read like what? So I'm like okay thank you. But but I I didn't even put I didn't even put the clip out there. That's how little regard I gave to the clip. I was like >> it was like okay Sean. So he said it >> right. Do you see yourself as a journalist or as a like what does it mean to be a journalist? What does it mean to be a reporter? >> Wow. I'm so happy you asked me this question. >> Oh my gosh. You ready for another trip >> in carton? >> It's a this is a cart one. No, no, no. You're you're going to love this toy. >> Okay. >> Think back to the times of like you know and >> Yeah. There was only one kind of person who was allowed to criticize a king. >> Okay? >> Was not his adviser. Was not his wife. No one. You're not allowed to tell a king what to do. You're not allowed to give a king miss. Who's the only one who was allowed to give a king miss? >> Okay. Noi. >> Okay. Aboutund whatever years ago this idea of a press corp developed started with um President Garfield. You ever knew there was such a guy? >> No. >> So there's I think I heard the name Street and Square named after him. So >> yeah. Yeah, I heard the name. Yeah, >> there is a street and square. No, I learned in square for three years. So then so then you could confirm that there's Garfield. Okay. James Garfield was the was the president and he was shot like a a few months into his term and showing so they they let reporters into the White House to report on how I was feeling and then over the years that turned into the White House press court. >> Okay. >> A reporter is the only person who really is allowed to criticize the president and he's allowed to give it to a president. >> Okay. problem is that most reporters >> fake news fake news >> yeah do do you think it's stuck in fake >> most nim were false nim >> most they weren't for for every real N there were a dime a dozen fake >> Nim >> so uh a yid who was a journalist whose mak especially on solution that's why it's such a taba for journalists to spread luchinh because They could have so much power for good. That's why the student tries to corrupt them. >> But aided who's a journalist, who's tries to be >> is is someone who can who is fulfilling a role. We don't have a Nvia now. Nvidia is coming back >> supposed to come back before Mashiach. We see Eden learning Novi now. We we never learned Novi. And now there's like this these many grassroots movements, these Nuvi shidim that are just popping up all over the place. I'm I'm I'm seeing it. It's unbelievable. >> And yeden are Nvie is coming back to learn Novi again. >> Right. >> The Nim said this. Nave said before Mashia N is going to come back to >> so a journalist is able to tap into this. >> Right? >> So this is this is this is what I'm trying to um to to better understand. And you're like okay. No, that's the problem. Everything is it really it really is. It really is. And it doesn't make any sense otherwise. Fed they see anti-semitism and they freak out and panic. And I see anti-semitism. I see Tyler Alivera and Alivitis and all these people and I say, "Stack me up. I'm more popular." >> Right. How nice. How often are you in the White House? Do you enjoy going? >> Yeah. It's a job away from the family. What do >> How long does it take from here to there? Like three and a half hours, four hours? >> Less. Well, it depends if it's traffic. It could be under three hours. >> Under three hours from here to Washington. >> Yeah. If if you know when to go. Yeah. >> Oh wow. >> Yeah. >> So how often on average are you there? Like what? Every other >> depends on a schedule. Depends on the week. I try to be there every week. >> Yeah. You enjoy it. Do you feel like you have to be there or like you said it's a job? Like it's the point is you should be reporting back from Washington, but technically you >> I have to be there. You have to you have to you have to be in the news to be able to to fully understand enough of it >> to be able to >> report it >> to see the noas playing out. >> Yeah. But your your articles are very humoristic. It's not always just it's not the dry news. It's usually like last week you did like a collection. >> Yeah. With the pizza index. >> Yes. Yeah. >> That was fun. >> Interesting. Yeah. >> It was interesting. I love this kind. I was hoping it was I was hoping it would be real and then it's like >> no >> for those of you for those who don't know it's this uh >> this this internet theory that before there's a major conflict is about to erupt the Pentagon the Peter the Pentagon neighborhood get a lot of ex orders at night >> from Pentagon officials that are staying late. >> Correct. >> Yeah. >> So based on that people know that something's going on. So the news is it true? It's probably true. Uh I I was hoping it would be true, but based on based on the the the pizza store managers that I spoke to, it's >> not true. >> They want it to be true also, but there there is zero evidence to >> Uhhuh. >> to to back it up. >> There's Eden in Washington, right? There's a kosher restaurant there. >> Yeah. More than one. >> About Yeah. More than one kosher restaurant. >> Yeah. >> Um kosher grocery already. >> Uh Silver Spring has a It's a suburb a half hour drive away. >> And anything on the way? >> Grocery. Um, not much. Not really. No. >> Uhhuh. You pass Maryland, I think, right? >> Silver Springs of Maryland. Yeah. It's It's part of DC Metro. >> Uhhuh. >> So, Silver Springs is where you have menu and they have all kinds of food options. It's >> Oh, Baltimore. You're passing Baltimore. >> Yeah. Baltimore is a little bit out of the way. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Baltimore is like uh was like over an hour from Washington. It's Silver Spring. Without traffic, it's 25 minutes, >> right? Um, how's it feel to write an article? you enjoy it or do you sometimes have they call it the writer's block like I think it I can see with a podcast how many times I'm like Friday afternoon I have to record an episode still like for Shabas so you're probably the same you have deadlines every week every week you got to put something in >> well when you have deadlines it makes it easier >> without deadlines like why would you ever want to finish anything >> yeah but I also feel like your articles are very creative if it would have just been the news from the week you're like okay this happened that happened. You always have a twist. >> You have to you have to keep yourself creative. If if um if I write a boring article, I would be too bored writing it to be able to punch it. >> Yeah. >> So, I do it to entertain myself. >> Yeah. Okay. I think we just recorded the longest step. How long? Yeah. See, I put you to sleep hours. >> It is a little exhausting. >> Zaga bench. We're living We're living in unbelievable times. Learn more. Novi. Not going to say it again. I mean, I will, but not on this episode. >> Yeah. >> And Sean, >> thank you so much. Really appreciate it. Thank you. Pleasure. Really, you're an inspiration and look more. >> Absolutely. Yeah, it's it's a podcast, right? >> Hi, Jacob. >> Yeah, Jacob. Yeah, it's great guy. Um, shout out to Living Lan. Um, guys, thank you so much for watching. Really appreciate it. Um, reminder that every week we have a raffle for whoever comments on the episode goes into a raffle to win $100. Make sure you're subscribed and you comment so that you can win. Um, second of all, please support our sponsors. Like even if you can just message them and save their number to your phone so when you need their services, you can reach out to them. That shows our sponsors that we have an audience and that keeps us going. Hey, I'm doing this three hours in the middle of my day. So, I gotta make a living >> and my day. >> No, actually, I actually don't have to make a living. It's just that the podcast costs money like the editing, the putting out shorts, the thumbnails, the whatever. So, it helps just cover the basic cost pretty much. >> We're already doing promotionals. >> Yeah. Yeah, we can do promotions. >> I brought for you the copy of of not this week's, but the previous week's Mishbah magazine. >> This is the pizza article. >> It's not the pizza article. This is No, this is the one before. The pizza article is still this week. Okay. >> Um, this is the uh the son of the shave Ian, the uh the crown prince, Raza Palavi. >> Okay. >> And so here you go. >> Shout out to Mushbaka. >> Shout out to Mushbaka and a shout out to the crown prince because >> shout out Thank you. And shout out to um your charity. Same is a very very uh deep place in my heart. >> Um I want to tell you something interesting about the crown prince. One interesting thing >> this guy was born into royalty. His father was the king of Iran. He was his bakar. He was the crown prince his entire life. Everything he was groomed to become the next king. So he had special tutors. He had to learn how to walk a certain way. Everything he did everything was done with a knowledge of one day he's going to become the king. >> Okay. >> And he's seven years old and his father decides to have a coronation. Coronation is like >> but means he was a king before then but >> the coronation was to make him what's in in Persian is called sham which to us would be like meaning the king of kings. See he kind of got a as an upgrade from king to king of kings. >> Oh his father or >> his father. Yeah. >> So when his father got this promotion he was he the son was coronated to become the crown prince. Okay. >> What a coronation looks like. You're talking about you're talking about, you know, style. They had parades. This kid is sitting in his own vogen made out of gold and who knows what. His his the king and queen are sitting on one van and he sits in a vogen. A bunch of ferin and they're riding through town mameish like shishan style. Hundreds of thousands of people lining the streets shing kov and your seven-year-old kid. And then his father sits down on a big golden throne and the son has a beautiful golden chair next to him and the queen had a golden chair on the other side. And then he's 17 18 years old. He's in the United States learning training how to become a to become a pilot and suddenly whole Malik is just taken away from him like that. >> Mhm. >> Just think about it for a second. >> Who took it away? >> The Ayatollah shows up. ah >> Jimmy Carter the French government they they forced the shot out of power there were unpopular um protests against him and or popular protest depends which side you're on and um he basically instead of in instead of doing what I is doing now and just like like spraying bullets on the streets he just he he left the country that Ayatollah came in and uh Iran became what it's been like up until now. >> Oh wow. Now think about this is what like fascinates me and and and I I I met the crown prince. I I spoke to him and he's a fascinating individual for almost 50 years this guy goes from being on top of the world and he never knew any other kind of life and suddenly he's in Gulas. He moves around from place to place. >> Mhm. >> Doesn't have like he can't settle down anyway. He's always like, you know, a lot of countries don't even want to let him in because it's like they don't need cholias problems with Iran. And for all of this time, the Basha saves him from assassins, >> right? >> The Basha saves him mentally. Like, how can one person just just go through such such a >> and he builds he builds himself up a life, a family, >> and he >> Where does he live now? >> Uh he lives in Maryland. >> New York. America. Yeah. Maryland. Yeah. Not far from DC. >> No way. >> Yeah. That's how I got to know him. And for most of this time he's like whatever he's he's like people look at him like oh like what are you going to say you know? >> Right. >> And um there have been many protests and uprisings over the years against the regime and the kicked. >> Yeah. Suddenly now you have the protest and people realized that what's he been doing all this all these 50 years he's been going out there talking about how how terrible the regime is to the Iranian people and he's the only one who's going around then and he's trying to raise awareness about what his people have been put through >> and the and especially because Iranian people notice that no one in the media is is really paying them any attention right >> they're not getting what the Palestinians have been getting >> right So who's the one guy who's actually been standing up for them for decades, >> right? >> This guy. >> Controversial question. Do you think that this kind of journalism has a power? >> What's the kind of journalism you have to read? >> This is uh like few thousand Eden read this on Shabas. Can this change anything or this is just for entertainment purposes? >> Neither. It's establishing a record. Look. >> No. When the when the New York Post or the Time magazine makes an article, millions of people see it, >> it can bring awareness. >> Yeah. And then what? And then all those people die and nothing and then the world moves on it. >> The the idea is not to change anything. That is not to change anything. The idea is >> entertainment. >> First of all, we're sorry. Accept it. >> So you're saying this is powerful because when the >> it's it's it's the the wait time magazine. You're saying should have written articles in Time magazine if you wanted to reach more people. What the the idea is that you have a person who's able to survive like half a century in Gulas. It it there's a lot of parallel to to what Clark's been through. >> Beautiful. >> Yeah. >> A side point. >> So So but but but to finish up the point that now the protesters have been have been chanting his name in the streets. Suddenly he is seen as a as as the potential leader of the entire protest movement now >> and it happened overnight. This this has been going on for the last like month or two. That's it. >> Does he want to move back or No. >> Well, he wants to when the regime falls, someone's going to have to >> take over and become king. No, >> no, no, no, no. It's going to have to be Well, he talks about a transition. You can't go from a dictatorship to automatically having a democratic election the next day. Like a lot of things have to be worked out. So he needed a transition and because he's been studying these things for decades. This is what he's been studying statesmanship and and and he has the name recognition and everything. >> So he's offered himself to be part of a transition. Now um if he puts himself his name on the ballot and he's democratically elected then great, he's president. if he chooses not to, then he doesn't have to run. Or if he someone else is elected, then he's not president. But but he's offering to to lead the transition. >> Wow. >> But uh I I think I think there are a lot of um fascinating qualities that we could learn from his from his life story. So it's a fascinating story. >> Well, all right. >> All right. >> Thank you guys. Reminder to like the episode, share the episode, subscribe. As I mentioned, you get a chance to win a 100 bucks. And every week we have a raffle like this. So, thank you. I'm gonna put uh Jake's information in the description. The >> Amazon link if somebody wants to donate. >> Please, please do do it for me. Do it for me. Just a couple of dollars. >> And yeah. And um can we put your number like if somebody wants to reach out to you because a lot of people want to say thank you. So, where where can they reach you? Email. >> They should just pass along. Thank you. Uh Twitter. Yeah. or a comment in the YouTube section. Comment >> comment in the YouTube section >> and if there's enough comments, we'll uh try to make another >> my my DMs on Twitter are open, on Instagram, LinkedIn, it's all Jake Turks. I sometimes don't get to all the messages right away, but um Twitter's usually Twitter is usually the one that uh the place that's the easiest to reach me and then we can get the conversation going from there. >> All right. Thank you. Thank you guys.