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9:00 · Show Open: U.S. pulls Stealth Bombers from RAF-Fairford!

  • The Air Force has pulled its bombers from RAF Fairford in England and returned them to U.S. bases amid new threats of an Iran-backed attack, reports said. (Newsmax)
  • Is the removal of U.S. aircraft more about security failures from the UK, as much as continued threats from Iran?
  • Saudi Arabia turns to Pakistan, Turkey as US refuses to intervene against Houthi threat.
  • Hasn’t the U.S. always promised the Saudi’s that we would protect them? Why aren’t we eliminating the Houthi threat?

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  • The Saudi-backed head of Yemen's Presidential Council, Rashad al-Alimi, announced on Sunday the start of military operations to retake the remaining territory held by Iran-backed Houthis.
  • Does Yemen have the military capability and political will to seriously challenge to Houthi?

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9:20 · Reports that the regime in Iran is planning on demolishes Gohardasht (go-har-DASHT) prison watchtower.

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  • The U.S. has now finally, pulled-out of Iraq, unfortunately, Iran backed proxies in Iraq do not plan on disarming any time soon. Is this refusal to disarm similar to Hamas and Hezbollah?
  • Professor Davis, you have spent considerable time in Iraq, who are these Iraqi’s who support Iran?
  • If these proxies are permitted to retain their weapons, how does this affect Iraqi’s sovereignty and security in the region?

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Professor Davis, in two-days, Israel will commemorate the October 7th massacre. From your perspective (as a Middle East Expert), what has changed politically and militarily since that day?

Guest: Paul Davis: Professor: Institute of World Politics · More about the guest

9:35 · You did everything right.

  • You are not imagining it. And it is not your fault.
  • In THE VELVET MONOPOLY, Chad Law sets out to answer the question quietly haunting millions of households: why has modern life become so expensive—and why can no one seem to explain it? The usual suspects—corporate greed, inflation, globalization, overregulation—each sound convincing until you follow the money and discover they don't quite fit.
  • So, Law follows something else instead. A pattern. The same strange shape, surfacing again and again, in industries that have nothing to do with one another.
  • He finds it on a cattle ranch in Texas, where a rancher whose family has raised cattle for generations can no longer name his own price.
  • In a small-town pharmacy that loses money on nearly every prescription it fills.
  • In a homebuilder who can't build a starter home anymore.
  • In a community banker keeping a dying town alive one handshake loan at a time;
  • a ninety-seven-year-old whose insurance failed her the year her neighborhood burned;
  • an engineer who cracked clean energy and then waited years for permission to plug it in; a man who got so fed up with bad internet that he built his own.
  • Different people. Different industries. The same hidden pattern underneath them all: competition—the quiet force that is supposed to keep prices honest and doors open—slowly, politely, and perfectly legally disappearing.
  • Are Globalists now picking winners and losers?
  • Wasn’t this test driven during COVID when hundreds of thousands of businesses were driven out of business?

Guest: Chad Law, author: The Velvet Monopoly · More about the guest

10:00 · Russia-Ukraine War: “A war which cannot be ended militarily!” (Blaine Holt/Newsmax 10/4/26)

  • Some unusual things are occurring in this region, such as an outbreak of the Plague in northern Russia. The plague?
  • Didn’t the United States operate secret bio-labs in Ukraine?
  • General, has oil connected two wars?
  • Alex Selsky serves as Director of Israel and East Mediterranean Affairs and serves on the board of directors of Middle East Forum-Israel.
  • U.S. pulls Stealth Bombers from RAF-Fairford!
  • The Air Force has pulled its bombers from RAF Fairford in England and returned them to U.S. bases amid new threats of an Iran-backed attack, reports said. (Newsmax)
  • Is the removal of U.S. aircraft more about security failures from the UK, as much as continued threats from Iran?
  • If we have removed our aircraft from RAF-Fairford, what about the exposure from other U.S. bases in Europe. With civil instability in many of these countries, should we pull our planes out of Germany, France and Italy as well?
  • Saudi Arabia turns to Pakistan, Turkey as US refuses to intervene against Houthi threat.
  • Hasn’t the U.S. always promised the Saudi’s that we would protect them? Why aren’t we eliminating the Houthi threat?
  • General, can we turn our attention to what appears to be some type of open revolution on the European Continent. What is behind these uprisings; who are behind these uprisings?
  • Are the riots in France similar to those in Ireland and Northern Ireland?
  • General, as an experienced pilot, when you learned of the circumstances of the attempted hijacking of the UAE airliner last week; and how an untrained, plumber made his way into the cockpit and brought the aircraft under control. What did you think?
  • The Greenland agreement, Operation Tundra-Merlin, are designed to deter Russian/China aggression in and from the North. Are you concerned that a developing relationship between Canada and China might expose operational details to China’s spy’s in Canada?
  • In the audio cut, Alaskan Command chief Lt. Gen. Robert Davis explains how Operation Tundra Merlin prepares US and Canadian forces to detect, deter and defeat threats approaching North America.
  • Is Canada a mere beneficiary from “Tundra-Merlin” or are they an active participant?
  • What’s in it for Canada?

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Brigadier General Blaine Holt, USAF (ret), Host:

Dangerous Intellectuals Podcast

Season II (EP 54)

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10:30 · EJ, what was your reaction to two-separate (alleged) Iranian operations targeting the United States Air Force and Israel.

  • What was your reaction to the early release of the suspects by the Metropolitan Police?
  • Now that we know for sure that the Omani hijacker had planned to crash the plane into a Tel Aviv skyscraper, what will Israel do if the dots are connected to Tehran?
  • There may have been an averted hijacking last week, but the daily grind of war for Israeli’s continue:
  • Following the ramming of the car belonging to the son of the Israeli Ambassador to the U.S., another ramming incident in Hebron earlier today. Who is responsible for these ramming-car-attacks and who is being targeted?
  • Train traffic between Tel Aviv's Haganah and the Lod train stations has been temporarily halted due to a suspicious item found on the tracks, Israel Railways announced on Sunday. (The Jerusalem Post)
  • IDF reports that is has killed two-thirds of terrorists who infiltrated Israel on Oct. 7th.
  • There are 2,000 remaining, and we will get to every last one of them," Maj. Gen. Shlomi Binder, head of the IDF's Military Intelligence, said during a security cabinet meeting, sources told the Post.

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  • EJ, Wednesday marks the third anniversary of the invasion of Israel’s borders and the massacre of innocent Israeli’s. What are your thoughts looking back on that day and has your job been more difficult in trying to communicate what occurred on that day to those on Capitol Hill?

Guest: EJ Kimball, Director of Policy: U.S. – Israel Education Association · More about the guest

11:00 · Are mass-deportations dead?

  • Reported guidance directing some ICE offices to pull back on arrests of illegal immigrants without criminal histories triggered backlash from policy hawks, raising questions whether the Trump administration is sending conflicting signals on enforcement.
  • The guidance was rescinded within hours, and Trump told Fox News there had been no change in an enforcement posture that prioritizes — but is not limited to — the "worst first." The verbal guidance had been relayed to ICE field offices around the country, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter, though it remains unclear who initially issued the instruction.

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  • Supreme Court Sides with Trump, Allows Admin to Deport Illegals to Third Party Countries!
  • Will this affect the “MARYLAND MAN” (Kilmar Abreau Garcia)?

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  • Coast Guard personnel exchange gunfire with shooters across US-Mexico border!
  • The Sept. 26th incident near Garceno, Texas prompted coordination between U.S. and Mexican military commanders.

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  • HHS Report Finds Fraud in Biden’s Unaccompanied Minors Program
  • This resulted in minors being released into unsafe conditions, leading to abuse and, in some cases, death, according to the review.

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  • Last week, DOW Secretary, Pete Hegseth announced sweeping changes to the U.S. military’s use of drones. Are border patrol agents already making use of drone technology to protect the Southern Border?
  • Todd, what is the current situation with the construction of the border wall?

Guest: Todd Bensman is a Senior Research Fellow for the Border Security and Immigration Center at The Heritage Foundation. · More about the guest · More about the guest

11:30 · One year after the Gaza ceasefire, the hardest parts of the peace plan still haven't happened.

  • Israel votes on October 27.
  • The US just sent a third carrier to the region. And Americans keep asking two questions their leaders won't answer straight:
  • What is the long-term plan for the Middle East? And is Israel really as innocent as Washington says?
  • I continue to get questions on the sinking of the USS Liberty!
  • Jared, in your opinion, where U.S. strategy in the Middle East is actually headed?
  • So, you consider the Iran war another Gulf of Tonkin? Was that the false flags of false flags?
  • There are those who have labeled the incident at RAF-Fairford last week as a “FALSE FLAG.” What do you think?
  • How do you assess Israel's conduct?
  • Based on your research for your two-book set (Tiny Blunders, big disasters): where in the region today that could turn into the next big disaster?
  • Jared, is your reaction to the war in the Middle East dictated by your experiences in Vietnam?

Jared Knott, was a decorated combat infantry officer in Vietnam in the First Air Cavalry Division., author of Tiny Blunders/Big Disasters Book 2: The Many Tiny Mistakes That Changed the World Forever, is the international bestselling author of Tiny Blunders/Big Disasters: Thirty-Nine Tiny Mistakes That Changed the World Forever.

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