J.R. said:

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Unfortunately the glaring example of how America's place in the world is tanking and we are an embarrassment of leadership or lack thereof. CASE IN POINT that illustrates where Merca is today. The President of Finland called trumps behavior out from the podium in the US/NY. Necessary, but embarrassing. We are getting lectured by Finand and we deserve it.

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As I’ve said in the media numerous times. We r betraying an ally. And it won’t be forgotten in the region. https://t.co/wZfJBYyF94

— Marc Polymeropoulos (@Mpolymer) September 22, 2026

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As I’ve said in the media numerous times. We r betraying an ally. And it won’t be forgotten in the region. https://t.co/wZfJBYyF94

— Marc Polymeropoulos (@Mpolymer) September 22, 2026

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J.R. said:

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boognish_bear said:

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As I’ve said in the media numerous times. We r betraying an ally. And it won’t be forgotten in the region. https://t.co/wZfJBYyF94

— Marc Polymeropoulos (@Mpolymer) September 22, 2026

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I give Trump credit for telling that blood sucking killer to go eff himself.

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J.R. said:

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boognish_bear said:

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As I’ve said in the media numerous times. We r betraying an ally. And it won’t be forgotten in the region. https://t.co/wZfJBYyF94

— Marc Polymeropoulos (@Mpolymer) September 22, 2026

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I give Trump credit for telling that blood sucking killer to go eff himself.

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The_barBEARian said:

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J.R. said:

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Unfortunately the glaring example of how America's place in the world is tanking and we are an embarrassment of leadership or lack thereof. CASE IN POINT that illustrates where Merca is today. The President of Finland called trumps behavior out from the podium in the US/NY. Necessary, but embarrassing. We are getting lectured by Finand and we deserve it.

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Told you if gas broke $5-6 a gallon they would start nationalizing the O&G...

Personally, I think most O&G operators are complete scumbags and collude to price gouge the hell out of the consumer so I have little sympathy for the industry.

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william said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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J.R. said:

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Unfortunately the glaring example of how America's place in the world is tanking and we are an embarrassment of leadership or lack thereof. CASE IN POINT that illustrates where Merca is today. The President of Finland called trumps behavior out from the podium in the US/NY. Necessary, but embarrassing. We are getting lectured by Finand and we deserve it.

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Told you if gas broke $5-6 a gallon they would start nationalizing the O&G...

Personally, I think most O&G operators are complete scumbags and collude to price gouge the hell out of the consumer so I have little sympathy for the industry.

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We haven't built a refinery since.....????.

Need 4 or 5 more -

- el UF

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J.R. said:

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william said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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J.R. said:

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Unfortunately the glaring example of how America's place in the world is tanking and we are an embarrassment of leadership or lack thereof. CASE IN POINT that illustrates where Merca is today. The President of Finland called trumps behavior out from the podium in the US/NY. Necessary, but embarrassing. We are getting lectured by Finand and we deserve it.

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Told you if gas broke $5-6 a gallon they would start nationalizing the O&G...

Personally, I think most O&G operators are complete scumbags and collude to price gouge the hell out of the consumer so I have little sympathy for the industry.

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We haven't built a refinery since.....????.

Need 4 or 5 more -

- el UF

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the US choke point is indeed refining capacity. Guess where that oil comes from? That's right ...Canada. 5M barrels a day of sweet, light Canadian Oil Sands product. That crap Piggy crows about from Venezuela. Yeah, we can make all the car dashboards we want!

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J.R. said:

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william said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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J.R. said:

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Unfortunately the glaring example of how America's place in the world is tanking and we are an embarrassment of leadership or lack thereof. CASE IN POINT that illustrates where Merca is today. The President of Finland called trumps behavior out from the podium in the US/NY. Necessary, but embarrassing. We are getting lectured by Finand and we deserve it.

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Told you if gas broke $5-6 a gallon they would start nationalizing the O&G...

Personally, I think most O&G operators are complete scumbags and collude to price gouge the hell out of the consumer so I have little sympathy for the industry.

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We haven't built a refinery since.....????.

Need 4 or 5 more -

- el UF

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the US choke point is indeed refining capacity. Guess where that oil comes from? That's right ...Canada. 5M barrels a day of sweet, light Canadian Oil Sands product. That crap Piggy crows about from Venezuela. Yeah, we can make all the car dashboards we want!

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The link: https://t.co/75AqznOpQ6

— Hugh Hewitt (@hughhewitt) September 24, 2026

JUST IN: The Senate rejected a resolution to end the war in Iran, 50-49.

Republican Senators Thom Tillis, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski and Rand Paul voted for it.

John Fetterman was the only Democrat to vote against it. pic.twitter.com/lrKjHkSfsr

— Republicans against Trump (@RpsAgainstTrump) September 24, 2026

This guy flat out said that American lives are worth less than Israeli lives and Trump and the Republicans will still give him money anyway https://t.co/MervOopAbA

— Kaguya’s Top Gal (@hayasaka_aryan) September 24, 2026

J.R. said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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J.R. said:

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Unfortunately the glaring example of how America's place in the world is tanking and we are an embarrassment of leadership or lack thereof. CASE IN POINT that illustrates where Merca is today. The President of Finland called trumps behavior out from the podium in the US/NY. Necessary, but embarrassing. We are getting lectured by Finand and we deserve it.

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Told you if gas broke $5-6 a gallon they would start nationalizing the O&G...

Personally, I think most O&G operators are complete scumbags and collude to price gouge the hell out of the consumer so I have little sympathy for the industry.

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You think??? Proud would be good. There isn't collusion, period. It is a global price and global commodity. Why are prices so high? It is called a WAR we started and are literally paying the price. You Maga's can thank Gold Jesus.

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D. C. Bear said:

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It seems that Jew-hating is correlated with being bad at math.

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The_barBEARian said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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It seems that Jew-hating is correlated with being bad at math.

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Math doesn't make one Israeli life worth 33 American lives you old Boomer fool.

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D. C. Bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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It seems that Jew-hating is correlated with being bad at math.

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Math doesn't make one Israeli life worth 33 American lives you old Boomer fool.

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Do you not understand what a proportion is?

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D. C. Bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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It seems that Jew-hating is correlated with being bad at math.

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Math doesn't make one Israeli life worth 33 American lives you old Boomer fool.

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Do you not understand what a proportion is?

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Do you believe one Israeli life is worth 33 American lives?

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I believe that the impact of a natural disaster or terrorist attack can be appropriately understood using both raw numbers and proportions. If you have a company and 50 employees die in a terrorist attack, that is a different impact if the company has 100 employees than if it has 100,000 employees. It is not simply a question of the worth of individual lives, but also the broader impact of an event based on its relative size. You are a fool, you are blinded by hatred, or you are both a fool and blinded by hatred if you think the point he was making is about the worth of individual lives. Besides, we all know that the lives of American citizens (and Israelis, for that matter) tend to be worth more than those of other nations. Just ask the terrorists.

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Exclusive: Trump has rejected Iran's proposal for a seven-day ceasefire and has told aides he expects to resume bombing Iran after the midterms, officials said https://t.co/WIVmDVmBtX

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 26, 2026

The_barBEARian said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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It seems that Jew-hating is correlated with being bad at math.

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Math doesn't make one Israeli life worth 33 American lives you old Boomer fool.

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Do you not understand what a proportion is?

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Do you believe one Israeli life is worth 33 American lives?

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I believe that the impact of a natural disaster or terrorist attack can be appropriately understood using both raw numbers and proportions. If you have a company and 50 employees die in a terrorist attack, that is a different impact if the company has 100 employees than if it has 100,000 employees. It is not simply a question of the worth of individual lives, but also the broader impact of an event based on its relative size. You are a fool, you are blinded by hatred, or you are both a fool and blinded by hatred if you think the point he was making is about the worth of individual lives. Besides, we all know that the lives of American citizens (and Israelis, for that matter) tend to be worth more than those of other nations. Just ask the terrorists.

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Most Israelis and politicians in D.C. genuinely believe one Israeli life is worth the lives of 33 Americans.

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You may not realize it yet, but the Mad Max era has already begun... https://t.co/Br3SldLcIz

— Stefan Burns (@StefanBurnsGeo) September 26, 2026

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TUCKER CARLSON: He should be removed. He should have been removed from office immediately when he threatened nuclear war, threatening the offensive use of nuclear weapons, which is to say threatening the destruction of humanity.

STEVE INSKEEP: OK, what about the war in Iran then?

CARLSON: It's enough for me to say he should be removed from office. He should have been removed from office by his own cabinet secretaries the moment he threatened a nuclear attack.

INSKEEP: You're talking now about 25th Amendment, where a majority of the cabinet-

CARLSON: That's correct.

INSKEEP: Yeah.

CARLSON: He should have been bundled up and taken out. That is a crime. There's no greater crime than that. You think of all the know who go to jail for violating FARA or cheating on their taxes. Here, you have a guy threatening to eliminate the human race. And that's not considered a crime? It tells you how deranged our moral scale has become. So he should be removed from office for threatening first-use nuclear strike.

And this is a fact. And I can look at my calendar, but it was in - it was - I had flown back from Tel Aviv, from Ben-Gurion Airport after seeing the ambassador. And two days later, I was in the Oval with Trump, alone. And he was annoyed that I had given Huckabee a hard time when this whole conversation about Huckabee. And I said, here, as the son of an ambassador, I know what the job entails. And your ambassador, your representative to this nation, just called for rearranging the Middle East and allowing Israel to take parts of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Syria. Like, this is a diplomatic incident. And so we had this whole conversation about this. But then I said, this war is not about Iran's nuclear program, which you told me and the world that you eliminated back in last summer, in June.

This war is being pushed by Israel with three aims. One, its own regional hegemony, take Iran off the map. You can't - they don't have freedom of movement as long as Iran is a regional power. Two, diminishing the power of the GCC, the six Gulf states, which are rival to Israel and are becoming this kind of Switzerland of the Middle East, and that's bad for Israeli interests. And three, getting the US out of the Middle East because we constrain their ambitions. Getting our bases out, destroying our bases. Israel wants our bases out of the Middle East. I said that to Trump, to his face, in the Oval Office, days before the war began. And he looked at me and said, yes, you're right. But in the end, we all die anyway, so it doesn't matter. That's exactly what he said. In the end, we all die anyway. And I said to him, shocked, But what about our kids, and our grandkids, and our country? And he goes, ugh! That's-

STEVE INSKEEP: What does that mean?

CARLSON: I don't know. He didn't respond. That's a verbatim exchange.

INSKEEP: OK.

CARLSON: And think it was - I thought it was true then, and I think it's been proven true now. The goal was to get the US out, to diminish the GCC, and, obviously, to take Iran off the map and sink it into permanent internal strife, into civil war, sectarian strife. And he said, it doesn't matter because in the end, we're all dead anyway. And I was shocked by that because that's nihilism, and that's the last thing any leader should display or any person should display. It does matter. Who lives or dies does matter. The future does matter. I believe that. I have four children.

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EatMoreSalmon said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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It seems that Jew-hating is correlated with being bad at math.

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Math doesn't make one Israeli life worth 33 American lives you old Boomer fool.

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Do you not understand what a proportion is?

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Do you believe one Israeli life is worth 33 American lives?

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I believe that the impact of a natural disaster or terrorist attack can be appropriately understood using both raw numbers and proportions. If you have a company and 50 employees die in a terrorist attack, that is a different impact if the company has 100 employees than if it has 100,000 employees. It is not simply a question of the worth of individual lives, but also the broader impact of an event based on its relative size. You are a fool, you are blinded by hatred, or you are both a fool and blinded by hatred if you think the point he was making is about the worth of individual lives. Besides, we all know that the lives of American citizens (and Israelis, for that matter) tend to be worth more than those of other nations. Just ask the terrorists.

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Most Israelis and politicians in D.C. genuinely believe one Israeli life is worth the lives of 33 Americans.

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boognish_bear said:

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As I’ve said in the media numerous times. We r betraying an ally. And it won’t be forgotten in the region. https://t.co/wZfJBYyF94

— Marc Polymeropoulos (@Mpolymer) September 22, 2026

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J.R. said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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J.R. said:

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Unfortunately the glaring example of how America's place in the world is tanking and we are an embarrassment of leadership or lack thereof. CASE IN POINT that illustrates where Merca is today. The President of Finland called trumps behavior out from the podium in the US/NY. Necessary, but embarrassing. We are getting lectured by Finand and we deserve it.

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Told you if gas broke $5-6 a gallon they would start nationalizing the O&G...

Personally, I think most O&G operators are complete scumbags and collude to price gouge the hell out of the consumer so I have little sympathy for the industry.

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You think??? Proud would be good. There isn't collusion, period. It is a global price and global commodity. Why are prices so high? It is called a WAR we started and are literally paying the price. You Maga's can thank Gold Jesus.

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Sam Lowry said:

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The "city upon a hill" has devolved into a legitimate death cult with a psychopath in command.

Quote:

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TUCKER CARLSON: He should be removed. He should have been removed from office immediately when he threatened nuclear war, threatening the offensive use of nuclear weapons, which is to say threatening the destruction of humanity.

STEVE INSKEEP: OK, what about the war in Iran then?

CARLSON: It's enough for me to say he should be removed from office. He should have been removed from office by his own cabinet secretaries the moment he threatened a nuclear attack.

INSKEEP: You're talking now about 25th Amendment, where a majority of the cabinet-

CARLSON: That's correct.

INSKEEP: Yeah.

CARLSON: He should have been bundled up and taken out. That is a crime. There's no greater crime than that. You think of all the know who go to jail for violating FARA or cheating on their taxes. Here, you have a guy threatening to eliminate the human race. And that's not considered a crime? It tells you how deranged our moral scale has become. So he should be removed from office for threatening first-use nuclear strike.

And this is a fact. And I can look at my calendar, but it was in - it was - I had flown back from Tel Aviv, from Ben-Gurion Airport after seeing the ambassador. And two days later, I was in the Oval with Trump, alone. And he was annoyed that I had given Huckabee a hard time when this whole conversation about Huckabee. And I said, here, as the son of an ambassador, I know what the job entails. And your ambassador, your representative to this nation, just called for rearranging the Middle East and allowing Israel to take parts of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Syria. Like, this is a diplomatic incident. And so we had this whole conversation about this. But then I said, this war is not about Iran's nuclear program, which you told me and the world that you eliminated back in last summer, in June.

This war is being pushed by Israel with three aims. One, its own regional hegemony, take Iran off the map. You can't - they don't have freedom of movement as long as Iran is a regional power. Two, diminishing the power of the GCC, the six Gulf states, which are rival to Israel and are becoming this kind of Switzerland of the Middle East, and that's bad for Israeli interests. And three, getting the US out of the Middle East because we constrain their ambitions. Getting our bases out, destroying our bases. Israel wants our bases out of the Middle East. I said that to Trump, to his face, in the Oval Office, days before the war began. And he looked at me and said, yes, you're right. But in the end, we all die anyway, so it doesn't matter. That's exactly what he said. In the end, we all die anyway. And I said to him, shocked, But what about our kids, and our grandkids, and our country? And he goes, ugh! That's-

STEVE INSKEEP: What does that mean?

CARLSON: I don't know. He didn't respond. That's a verbatim exchange.

INSKEEP: OK.

CARLSON: And think it was - I thought it was true then, and I think it's been proven true now. The goal was to get the US out, to diminish the GCC, and, obviously, to take Iran off the map and sink it into permanent internal strife, into civil war, sectarian strife. And he said, it doesn't matter because in the end, we're all dead anyway. And I was shocked by that because that's nihilism, and that's the last thing any leader should display or any person should display. It does matter. Who lives or dies does matter. The future does matter. I believe that. I have four children.

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quash said:

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J.R. said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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J.R. said:

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Unfortunately the glaring example of how America's place in the world is tanking and we are an embarrassment of leadership or lack thereof. CASE IN POINT that illustrates where Merca is today. The President of Finland called trumps behavior out from the podium in the US/NY. Necessary, but embarrassing. We are getting lectured by Finand and we deserve it.

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Told you if gas broke $5-6 a gallon they would start nationalizing the O&G...

Personally, I think most O&G operators are complete scumbags and collude to price gouge the hell out of the consumer so I have little sympathy for the industry.

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You think??? Proud would be good. There isn't collusion, period. It is a global price and global commodity. Why are prices so high? It is called a WAR we started and are literally paying the price. You Maga's can thank Gold Jesus.

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Global commodity. Can't say it enough

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The_barBEARian said:

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EatMoreSalmon said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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It seems that Jew-hating is correlated with being bad at math.

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Math doesn't make one Israeli life worth 33 American lives you old Boomer fool.

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Do you not understand what a proportion is?

---

Do you believe one Israeli life is worth 33 American lives?

---

I believe that the impact of a natural disaster or terrorist attack can be appropriately understood using both raw numbers and proportions. If you have a company and 50 employees die in a terrorist attack, that is a different impact if the company has 100 employees than if it has 100,000 employees. It is not simply a question of the worth of individual lives, but also the broader impact of an event based on its relative size. You are a fool, you are blinded by hatred, or you are both a fool and blinded by hatred if you think the point he was making is about the worth of individual lives. Besides, we all know that the lives of American citizens (and Israelis, for that matter) tend to be worth more than those of other nations. Just ask the terrorists.

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Most Israelis and politicians in D.C. genuinely believe one Israeli life is worth the lives of 33 Americans.

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