We're going to attack Colombia, Mexico and Greenland. And this is from the. Come on guys. Come on. If you're in the right wing or you voted for Trump and you think war is peace, please read 1984 George Orwell literally predicted that your leader would say war [00:00:16] is peace and that you would believe it. The Trump administration appears poised to start even more wars following the US seizure of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro amid an onslaught of airstrikes. Before we tell you which countries we might be at war with soon, [00:00:33] jank your $0.02 at the prospect of a broad international forever war effort. Yeah, you know what I take to be the phrase antiwar is bomb. [00:00:49] Iraq, Somalia, Yemen, Nigeria, Iran. And if did I say that twice, we might do it twice. And Venezuela and try to do regime change in a couple of those countries. That's the true anti-war position. Some are actually saying. [00:01:06] So of course it's not. So Trump, drunk on what he thinks is a success in Venezuela, which is about to turn into a gigantic failure, is telling you all the countries he wants to invade. Jordan's going to tell you that. And then, I'm going to tell you whether any of them are even plausible [00:01:23] and how they're reacting to these threats. The Colombian president's got a doozy for us. All right, Jordan, take it away. Well, journalist Prem Tucker reported that Trump is very interested in secret plans drawn up last year to send us special forces to Mexico. [00:01:41] He recently asked for updates on preparations for a possible military operation there. And we should believe him, especially considering Trump's recent militaristic actions around the world. In the past week, the Trump administration bombed Nigeria, bombed more boats at sea, [00:01:59] bombed Venezuela, abducted its leader, threatened military action in Iran, Colombia, Cuba and Mexico and accepted the Israel Prize and hosted Netanyahu, whose soldiers have killed Americans at Mar a Lago. They didn't kill them at Mar a Lago. You guys know what I'm saying? [00:02:16] In fact, Trump bombed Nigeria and Somalia on Christmas Day like any God fearing Christian would. According to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, the US could be targeting Cuba soon as well. Is the Cuban government the Trump administration's next target, [00:02:32] Mr. Secretary? Very quickly. Well, the Cuban government is a huge problem. Yeah. The Cuban government is a huge problem. - So is that a. - Yes, Cuba. But I don't think people fully appreciate. I think they're in a lot of trouble. Yes. I'm not going to talk to you about what our future steps are going to be, [00:02:49] and our policies are going to be right now in this regard. But I don't think it's any mystery that we are not big fans of the Cuban regime. Senator Lindsey Graham, who's never met a war he doesn't like, was far more overt in his desire to invade Cuba. You just wait for Cuba. [00:03:05] Cuba is a communist dictatorship that's killed priests and nuns. They preyed on their own people. Their days are numbered. We're going to wake up one day, I hope, in 26, in our backyard. We're going to have allies in these countries doing business with America. [00:03:25] Graham, by the way, also posted this picture of him smiling ear to ear with Trump holding a signed Make Iran Great Again hat. If you think the Trump administration wants to stop at Cuba, wait until you hear what the president has in mind for Colombia. [00:03:42] Colombia is very sick to run by a sick man who likes making cocaine and selling it to the United States. And he's not going to be doing it very long. - Let me tell. - You. What does that mean? He's not going to be doing it very long. He's not doing it very long. He has a cocaine and cocaine factories. He's not going to be doing it very well. [00:04:00] There will be an operation by the US and. - It sounds good to me. - And there's more. Trump has renewed his desire to annex Greenland. Here he is. And we need it for national protection. We need Greenland for national protection. They have a very small population, and I don't know, they say Denmark, [00:04:19] but Denmark has spent no money. They have no military protection. They say that Denmark was there 300 years ago or something with a boat. Well, we were there with boats too, I'm sure. Adding to those calls, former Trump deputy press secretary Katie Miller, who's also [00:04:34] married to Stephen Miller, posted this on X soon with Greenland in an American flag. Jens Frederik Nielsen, the prime minister of Greenland, fired back, saying When the President of the United States says that we need Greenland and links us [00:04:51] to Venezuela and military intervention, it's not just wrong, it's disrespectful, which I guess is the most Greenland response you can possibly muster. The Prime Minister of Denmark also weighed in, as Greenland is an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark. Mette Frederiksen said on January 4th that it makes absolutely no sense to talk about [00:05:11] the US needing to take over Greenland. The US has no right to annex any of the three countries in the Danish kingdom. Genk. What do you make of this? So first I want to add Columbia president's, statement as well. And then we'll talk about, what's going to happen next. [00:05:27] Gustavo Petro said, I'm waiting for you here. Don't threaten me. I'll wait for you right here if you want to come get me. Okay, so now that's a hell of a thing to say after they just went and got, [00:05:42] Nicolas Maduro. So why is he more confident? Well, I mean, how many wars can America fight under the anti-war president? We might find out. And secondly, of course, what every leader has done now that Trump is criticized at all, [00:05:58] they've now are going to quadruple ten x 20 x their security, and they're going to lay ambushes for us if we ever show up. In fact, there's now talk of the leader of Mexico, Sheinbaum, needing to protect herself from American interests. [00:06:13] And so now that we're a lawless country and we illegally and unconstitutionally attack countries, I mean, this is a obviously a war. We bombed our capital, we kidnaped our leader, and we go, oh, no, it is technically not a war, because that would be illegal under both [00:06:30] international and US law, right? Oh, no. This is just we are allowed to bomb any capital. We are. We're allowed to kidnap any foreign leader. We are. So what do you think foreign leaders are going to do? They're all bunkering down and going, oh, the lunatic in charge of America [00:06:49] might come and kidnap us if we hurt his feelings. Or he likes our natural resources and would like to steal it. Or we had an unkind word to say about Netanyahu. So whatever insane reason is, we've got to get ready for America [00:07:04] to invade and attack us out of the blue. So if you're talking about drugs, come on, man, like if if you're in the right wing and you don't already know the facts about Venezuela and drugs, it's embarrassing. You can go look it up and you can find right wing sources for it. [00:07:20] Venezuela has very little drugs compared to nearby countries. They have almost nothing to do with fentanyl. So if you see Trump talking about that, he is lying. Figure it out. Do your own research. Don't trust me. Don't trust Trump. [00:07:36] Go and look it up. Is Venezuela the largest trafficker of of cocaine? Not within a million miles. No fentanyl, no nothing. Almost nothing out of Venezuela when it comes to. So okay, so he's lying. So what's the real reason the donors want it of course. [00:07:53] But do the donors want us to attack Colombia and Greenland? I know Greenland has, rare earth minerals, so maybe Elon Musk and the tech bros want it. And that's why people are talking about Greenland. Because everything comes from some donor. Nothing comes from the American people. [00:08:10] The American people have no power because we haven't given hundreds of millions of dollars in bribes to all the corrupt politicians in America. But every donor wants a different invasion these days. So Israel wants Iran oil companies, kind of largely Wall Street speculators, defense contractors, [00:08:30] and partly Israel want Venezuela. The tech bros apparently want Greenland. We're going to attack Colombia, Mexico and Greenland. And this is from the. Come on, guys. Come on. If you're in the right wing or you voted for Trump and you think war is peace, [00:08:47] please read 1984 George Orwell literally predicted that your leader would say war is peace and that you would believe it. And this guy is starting an unbelievable amount of conflict. And you still don't think he's for war. You think he's a peace president. [00:09:03] That's just the most absurd thing I've ever heard in my life. And and finally, Jordan. Look, he's drunk on power because he thinks, well, I did the Iran bombing. That only lasted 12 hours. I hit their nuclear facility and I got out. [00:09:19] And that's done. It's not done. It's never done because Israel is, Bob. They never leave and they're not pushing for regime change. And a second attack. Right. So he thinks Venezuela I attacked, I got Maduro, I'm done. I'm good. And now just tell them what to do and they'll listen to me. [00:09:35] But they're not going to listen to him. And then he's going to be embarrassed. And you can't run Venezuela from the outside. So we're going to need to go and do a second attack. So once he gets bogged down in Venezuela and two, two, two, hopefully not Iran, but my God, if he does both of them, ain't nobody got time for Colombia [00:09:55] and Mexico and Greenland. We really need to remind ourselves of why they're doing this. Of course there is the oil lobby, the oil interests in Venezuela. That's part of it. But by doing this, Trump diverts attention away from problems. [00:10:12] Domestically. Of course, the Epstein files were a big problem for him and other wealthy elites in this country. But it's not just that he was plummeting in the polls. People are fed up. Health care subsidies just expired. [00:10:28] Now people's premiums are going to rise. Discontent domestically is rising. So what does he do? Hey, everyone, look over here. We're going to maybe bring gas prices down by stealing another country's oil. This is classic strongman behavior. [00:10:44] And I don't want to get into the muck of debating maduros. Resume. I think that's a distraction. And I think it helps manufacture consent for what is ultimately an illegal action by this president. [00:11:02] But the justification that let's just entertain it temporarily, they always talk about Venezuelan leaders, not just Maduro, but also Chavez. Oh, they're oppressive dictators. They're autocrats. They crack down on the press. They commit human rights violations. [00:11:18] There's economic suffering in those countries. Look in a mirror. What are you talking? What are you talking about? Look here. Look. Domestically, we have the same problems here. Does that give another country justification to come in and kidnap our president and hold them on trial elsewhere, on trumped up drug trafficking [00:11:37] charges or corruption charges? I mean, what are we doing? We're in no position to police the globe for bad behavior. - Who are we? - Yeah. There's one thing I know. This ain't anti-war. [00:11:53] And, if you're on the same side as Lindsey Graham, by definition, you're on the wrong side. So if you thought you were against Lindsey Graham and the neocons, and he's sitting there going, this is the greatest thing, and I can't wait to do it to Cuba [00:12:10] and Iran to, be careful what you wish for. Every time you ring the bell below, an angel gets his wings. Totally not true. But it does keep you updated on our live shows.