00:00But I just don't see Iran capitulating, period.
00:03And the rest of the region is in turmoil.
00:05Everything is falling apart.
00:07Saudi Arabia, the statelets, everything.
00:10And I don't think that we can depend on the Turks to sit quietly forever.
00:15I watch their television.
00:17I watch briefings by former officers.
00:19It looks very serious and tense to me in Syria and in the Mediterranean.
00:23Well, right now, I think for the reasons you just outlined,
00:26President Trump is absolutely not going to abandon his unconditional commitment to Israel.
00:32That's going to remain in place.
00:34Now, that could change if, in fact, not only does this war fail miserably,
00:39which I think it will eventually this year in all probability,
00:45but his own political position is destroyed by the economy.
00:51If that occurs, if we go into the tailspin, then I think we probably will.
00:54I mean, you could bring on a number of brilliant analysts,
00:58everyone from Ray Dalio to Luke Groban to Alistair McLeod.
01:02You take your pick, and they're all telling you the same thing.
01:04We're headed into something not just worse than 2008,
01:07but probably something worse than the 29 crash.
01:11So if they're right, and I think they probably are,
01:15this is the last hurrah.
01:16That's why I say this is the last major military push
01:19that we can mobilize and muster.
01:22If that doesn't work, the economy crashes.
01:25Where does Trump go?
01:26He's probably finished.
01:28Even then, his dependence on the Zionist billionaires
01:31is probably not going to rescue him.
01:34But that's, I'm talking about the perfect storm.
01:38And as far as Israel goes, I think it's very obvious that,
01:40again, as I said before,
01:41if we are suddenly disengaged from the region,
01:45if we are suddenly defeated militarily in our last attempt,
01:50we're out.
01:51And if we're out, Israel is probably not far behind us.
01:55A lot of Israelis are moving to Cyprus.
01:58Some friends in Cyprus contacted me and told me
02:00that the place is largely being purchased by wealthy Israelis.
02:05Whether or not that money comes from Israel
02:07or it comes from the United States, I have no idea.
02:09But a lot of real estate is being bought there
02:11to the point where the Cypriots are very, very unhappy.
02:15Greece, downtown Athens, I'm told,
02:17is largely purchased by, once again, Israelis moving there.
02:21They're moving into places in Belgrade and Serbia.
02:24You know, that does not buttress confidence
02:29in the state of Israel, does it?
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