461 - The Silencing Of Charlie Kirk

30:47But after 9-11, Netanyahu said in comments widely reported in Israeli media, you can look this up, he said 9-11 was good for Israel. And it's the same way that he saw Charlie Kirk's killing as being good for Israel. He thought he could, he actually probably thought a Muslim was responsible, and he thought he could blame the left and the Palestine Solidarity Movement and get them shut down by the FBI. And so in a way, he was kind of thrilled by what had happened. And that fuels the speculation. But the real issue was, as we learned from a longtime friend of Charlie Kirk, who had spoken to him, I would say, a week or two before he was killed about this, he was afraid of Netanyahu and he was afraid of these billionaire cutouts of Netanyahu, many of whom had funded his organization.

31:47And I've since learned more.

31:49Tim Dillon:Let me ask you a question. What would he be afraid of? I mean, obviously, you have an organization that's well-funded by people that expect something for their money, right? They're not giving it to you for free. Did you get the feeling that he was only afraid of reputational damage or, you know, losing money? Or did his fears extend to his life? Well, that's what Harrison Smith, who is a personality at Infowars, the pro-Trump outlet has said based on a source he spoke to. I don't know him. I don't know what source he spoke to, but he said this on August 13th. So almost a month before Charlie Kirk was killed, he said Charlie Kirk fears that Israel will kill him if he continues ahead, providing space in the largest conservative youth organization in American history, which is the institutional grassroots apparatus of Trump and the Republican Party for Israel critics and even anti-Zionists.

33:00so that i i didn't say that i don't have an there's i seen i can't see any hard material evidence that israel had him killed but there's this fear when you go against the israel lobby and you're that powerful and it's a fear that i've been told donald trump shares i've been told that by that was my next question trump insiders my next question is does the president of the

33:27Tim Dillon:United States fear for his life. Yes. Yes. I mean, obviously he fears for his life. And I was told that he feared for his life before the two assassination attempts, one coming within a millimeter of striking his head. I mean, let's not forget about that. I mean, just to clarify, He doesn't fear for his life because of Ireland. I mean, I've been told, yes, that Israel is a major source of concern for Trump. I mean, think about it. What would happen if the president— But this is our ally. That's why I'm confused. If he suspended arms to a country that carries out assassinations all across the globe, that specializes in assassinations, that has an entire wing of its intelligence services that conducts assassinations, including with household goods like pagers?

34:22Would you not be scared? So yes, Trump is scared. And what I learned from the source, who is a Trump insider, someone who talks to people in the Oval Office, people close to Trump, is that during one of Netanyahu's many visits to the US this year, some figures in his retinue, Israeli agents placed electronic devices on emergency response secret service vehicles. The secret service found them and they reported this to the White House. These would be emergency response vehicles that would respond to an incident potentially involving the president. All right, some people watching this might be dismissing me as crazy right now, and I wasn't able to confirm this.

35:14I can't just call up the Secret Service and have them tell me that. But in 2019, three former high-ranking U.S. officials from the Trump administration told Politico that listening devices were found around the White House and at sensitive locations across Washington targeting President Trump. They wanted to listen to his calls and communications, and they were planted by Israel. You just go look that up while I'm speaking right now. Boris Johnson, the former Israeli prime minister, wrote in his memoirs that Benjamin Netanyahu asked to use his bathroom, his personal toilet, and that British security found a listening device planted in his personal toilet immediately after Netanyahu left.

36:04So Netanyahu himself dropped a listening device in the British prime minister's toilet. Like never let Netanyahu take a dump at your house. Let me ask you a question.

36:13Tim Dillon:In your estimation, why do things like this not damage relations between the U.S. and Israel more or the U.K. and Israel? You know, when an ally is found to be, now everybody spies on everybody. but when you are putting a listening device in the prime minister's bathroom or you're putting you know you know you know reportedly putting tracking devices on secret service emergency response vehicles where is the fallout from that is there any is there any diplomatic fallout from that exactly yeah i mean think of all the all the things israel does israel just is seeking to drag the US into an all-out war with Iran.

36:59Where's the fallout from that? The fallout is among the people. It's among the young people who watch your show, who follow social media, who know what's, don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. Like they're paying attention and they have almost no power in this country on this issue because of Israel's ethno-supremacist bribery network known as APAC, which controls Congress with a hammerlock. Look at like two of the few voices in Congress who spoke out about these issues. Marjorie Bush. Sorry. Cori Bush was kicked out. And Jamal Bowman. Kicked out. Kicked out. But APAC spent almost$20 million.

37:42And they were like backbenchers. like their camp their own campaigns they probably spent like a hundred thousand dollars and they spent 20 million dollars like super bowl style ads against them and none of the ads even mentioned israel once and they come up with these fake stealth packs like americans for democracy in their district so you don't even know it's an apac ad smart now they're going after thomas massey and Marjorie Taylor Greene. Marjorie Taylor Greene's safer in her district, but who is paying for the campaign against Thomas Massey? It's Miriam Adelson and Paul Singer. Paul Singer is another ultra Zionist billionaire who is basically like Marco Rubio's pimp.

38:29He owns Marco Rubio. He's a vulture capitalist who runs Elliott Capital Management. And he's very involved in Venezuela as well. So these guys are running the show. At QVC, shopping is more than just checking out. It's discovering something new every day. Start with today's special value. Then explore exciting finds across the brands and categories you love. From beauty and fashion to home, culinary, and outdoor living. Shop now at QVC.com.

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40:12Tim Dillon:Saturday, September 26th, two of combat sports' most dangerous strikers collide. Bare Knuckle! Liverpool's own Darren the Gorilla Till Goes to war with Cuban powerhouse Yoel Soldier of God Romero Plus the bare knuckle middleweight championship Of the world is on the line When the reigning champ Dave the Redneck Mundell Defends against undefeated British challenger Jack the Meek Cleaver Cullen BKFC 94 Till vs. Romero Watch it live only on DAZN Sign up now at DAZN.com So let me ask you a question Trump is elected 2024 Miriam Maddison's a huge donor among others right Bill Ackman's probably is another big donor is the understanding you know we gave you a bunch of money you're going to let us do anything we want and is there kind of a veiled threat that, you know, spoken or unspoken, it hangs in the air around Epstein in your estimation and the Epstein files and the nature of the relationship between Jeffrey Epstein potentially and Israeli intelligence.

41:31Tim Dillon:What exactly, how does that factor into what we're seeing now with shaping a narrative? It seems like that lobby is losing control of the narrative quickly, certainly with younger people, but with a lot of people. The rise of independent media, the sheer audacity with which that, you know, AIPAC and people like that are behaving, Netanyahu. what role do you think uncovering the truth about Epstein plays in the fear in the White House are they afraid to release this stuff are they implicated in this stuff is it both and was this something where it was understood that they were there to extend the cover up what do you think this is Well, Trump has personally said that he's concerned about all of the files and the names of clients being released, or not necessarily clients, but associates, because it will smear some very good people.

42:45I mean, he said that on the record, and he thinks he's one of them. He was very closely associated with Jeffrey Epstein. And this was the first time I've ever seen the Teflon Don get his mystique actually broken. It was all over Jeffrey Epstein. But it's not just about Jeffrey Epstein or one man. I think it's dangerous to go too far down the rabbit hole on Jeffrey Epstein. But we do need to acknowledge there was a strong Israeli connection there. Jeffrey Epstein was working with Ehud Barak, former Israeli prime minister, defense minister, most decorated soldier in Israeli history, on spinning out a series of security companies that were going to compete with the big time, the big leaguers like Palantir.

43:30And Barack was at his townhouse over 50 times. He had met with Shimon Peres, former Israeli prime minister. He had met with Ehud Olmert, former prime minister. He'd set up meetings between J.P. Morgan and Benjamin Netanyahu. And he was a pro-Israel guy who was close to Alan Dershowitz, too, who was considered sort of Israel's propaganda lawyer. So Jeffrey Epstein is sort of a stand in for everything that frustrates people, especially younger people in this country about this two tiered legal and political system where there is a kind of a class of 0.1 percenters who exist completely above the law, who are like molesting people and carrying out all sorts of sordid financial crimes and bribery and manipulating institutions.

44:21institutions buying CBS news and propagandizing the public in support of a genocide. It's sort of like Jeffrey Epstein perfectly embodies the most disgusting specter or figure of this entire network that we have been sort of forbidden from talking about for so many years. And now, I mean, it's like, as long as there is an apartheid Israel, we're going to be waking up every day on social media and seeing images of shredded children. And our legislatures are going to be filled with bills that will prevent us from doing anything about it. So the frustration only continues to build as Donald Trump seems to block the release of the Epstein files.

45:07Did you notice, this is so crazy, on the day Charlie Kirk was shot, and I mean, take this out if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure I'm right. No, I think you're right.

45:15Tim Dillon:I think I know what you're about to say. they voted, right? The Senate voted to not release the Epstein files. And it was like a straight party line vote. Yeah. This is not good for American. No one paid attention. This is not good for American Jews. A lot of my Jewish friends are not, you know, they want Netanyahu out. They think that they've made a wrong turn, obviously in the, in the, in the years after October 7th. What do you think the temperature is like right now between the Trump administration and Israel? Is this an unbreakable bond that is being enforced by a fear, a mutually assured destruction?

46:01Tim Dillon:What is the likelihood of us going into Iran again? What is the likelihood of us doubling down? I mean, there's a huge project now or will be a very huge construction project, I believe, in Gaza. I mean, they're moving people out of Gaza. They're going to build a new Gaza. Is the United States going to be providing peacekeeping? Is it going to be NATO peacekeeping forces? Is it going to be U.S. contractors? It's going to be boots on the ground. Are we going to be funding it? What do you know about what's coming next? What's the next phase of what happens there? Well, with Gaza, it's not a construction project.

46:44It's a destruction project.

46:45Tim Dillon:Well, right, but it will be eventually. I mean, they're trying to move them out to do something. Right. They're trying to move them out to, in what they call in Israel, Judaize the place, especially the north of Gaza. And the religious nationalist movement in Israel, the settlers, they want that land. They fought hard for it in this war, in this genocide, and they have Netanyahu under their thumb. I mean, they are the linchpin to his political coalition. All those shiny pictures that you see and all the plans for the Gaza Riviera that make it look like Dubai, that's not going to be happening for any Palestinians or non-Jews.

47:26that's not what's going to happen. The plan is to ethnically cleanse as many of them as possible, to even incentivize them to go out and give them subsidies to go out. But Israel does not want them there. The Gaza Strip, what was it? 85 % refugees who were kicked off their land in 1948 when Israel was founded. 750 ,000 people were ethnically cleansed in 1948. And so many of them went to Gaza and then they were just warehoused there. I've been to Gaza twice. When you go into Gaza, the first thing you see in the buffer zone when you cross in from an Israeli military base is a remote controlled machine gun on a gigantic wall that stretches as far as you can see, pointing into Gaza.

48:11That's the world they were living in before October 7th, 2023. They were closed off from the outside world. And then they had this gigantic violent rebellion led by Hamas and Israel's decided they must all go and they have to go through Egypt. So that's just as bluntly as I can put it. And it will be the crime of the century to watch 2 million people just be scattered like the wind into the world. And where will they go? Will they go to Europe? Will they go to the United States? People who have lived through one of the most horrific genocidal wars we've ever seen, what kind of mentality will they be bringing with them.

48:50Will it be good for those societies? Well, it's Israel that is pushing that on the rest of the world. So, you know, if you're worried about the border now, I mean, consider what Israel's got coming for you. And although I think we should welcome people who have nowhere else to go, they should be in their homes. Well, I think we should stop

49:16Tim Dillon:destroying their countries and then they'd have a place to go and that would be my iran really yeah that would be your question iran what do you think the likelihood is that we get into a another war with iran and is that why you know is that way is the is this really government right now lobbying the trump administration actively to go back into Iran? Is this something that you know or are hearing from anyone? Yes. And also from sources in Iran, they're prepared for this. They think that this will happen 100%. I would say 99 % just because I always like to hedge, but my friends in Iran, just who are just sort of regular people tell me their whole society believes this is going to come in any weeks from now.

50:13Tim Dillon:Why do you think this all needs to happen now? You know, ethnically cleansing of Gaza now, the war with Iran now. Do you think Israel's looking at America and going, you know, we're in trillions of dollars of debt where, you know, maybe we'll default on the debt. Maybe the dollar is going to fall. Maybe our standing in the world is going to collapse and they need to get everything out of us right now. Like it does, doesn't it feel to you like there's an immediacy to what is happening? And I could be wrong about this, but like, it does feel to me that they're like, we need all of it now. It needs to happen now.

50:51Tim Dillon:We need to not only the cleansing of Gaza, but we need the Iranian regime moved now. We need to bomb Libya. I mean, Syria and, and, and all of these places right now, it does seem like, are they looking at the tide of populism around the world going, we're not going to be able to get this kind of money in 10 years? Are they looking at America's financial standing and going, it's an inevitability that we're not going to have the money to give them? What exactly is it about this moment where everything needs to happen now? Now, by the way, even though they're losing standing with every demographic in America, they're losing respect or they're losing control of the narrative, but they're still pushing ahead in a very aggressive way.

51:42Tim Dillon:What is it about this moment that it all needs to happen now? Now? That's a great question. And as he said, Israel can see the writing on the wall in the West where a new generation is rising and turning against it simply because they are sick of the slaughter, the manipulation, and the censorship. But there's a new world rising in China. There's a new world rising in Iran, which is at the center of Eurasia. And a new world that is rising is not a world that America dominates. And then in Washington, this relates to, I mean, this just brings it all back home to Charlie Kirk. They have Donald Trump completely under their control in a way that they have never controlled a US president.

52:29And every president has basically given Israel what it wanted. But with Trump, there are simply no red lines. And after having demonstrated in Gaza that they could get away with anything they wanted, Netanyahu, who is nearing the end of his own life, who is the most historically significant Israeli prime minister since the founding prime minister, David Ben-Gurion, and has served longer than Ben-Gurion, who is actually someone from the United States, who speaks English as his native language, who grew up in Philadelphia, went to MIT, worked at Boston Consulting. He sees that this is the last moment before Trump leaves the stage where he can get everything he wants and his dream for his entire political career was to destroy Iran, regime change in Iran.

53:19And he believes if he can achieve regime change in Iran, then all of his problems in the region will, and Israel's problems in the region, will disappear and Israel will be secure and consolidate its strategic depth for eternity. So Netanyahu wants to be, he wants to leave this world with that as his legacy, but he cannot accomplish that in Iran as we just saw from the last 12-day war, without the US military. And so he has to manipulate the United States into not just striking Iran and sending a stealth bomber over there for some top gun style raid, but boots on the ground, all out war, just like an unprecedented slaughterhouse.

53:59And we're going to see tens of thousands of American troops killed for Netanyahu's dream, if it's able to go through. And so every time Netanyahu strikes Iran and tries to turn up the temperature in the region, it's always to get the U.S. involved. And it's bad for the U.S., it's bad for Jews, it's bad for the global economy and therefore the world. And that is why I'm always talking about this and why I think people need to understand the danger. At QVC, shopping is more than just checking out. It's discovering something new every day. Start with today's special value. Then explore exciting finds across the brands and categories you love.

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55:26Tim Dillon:what do you think happens if they can't you know obviously there's members of the trump administration that do not want to go along with this i would say probably trump's one of them i don't think he sees a good domestic political outcome of going to war with iran what lengths are they willing to go to make this happen well i don't i mean i think i think a time Attacking Iran in an unprovoked fashion, killing nuclear scientists, attempting to kill, I don't know, the supreme leader of Iran, Ayatollah Khamenei, that would be the most extreme thing possible. And it would lead to a catastrophic eruption of violence that would draw the U.S.

56:12in. Do you think Israel is planning to attack Iran? Yes.

56:16Tim Dillon:How soon do you think that's going to happen? fairly soon because of the window i mentioned with donald trump the midterms coming up also iran is restoring its air defenses right they may be importing one knows something's coming this is obvious so they can't allow iran to rebuild its ballistic missile capacity they know that the enriched uranium is out there somewhere but they may not know where they're afraid of nuclear scientists learning how to develop weapons so they want to kill them all. It's very maniacal. And Israel really feels like this is it. Like they are at an existential moment.

56:53That's why they're, you know, weaponizing Barry Weiss to take over CBS News. That's why you feel so much pressure in our own society because Israel feels like after October 7th, they have to get this done now. I mean, nobody hears my thing with CBS News.

57:10Tim Dillon:It's a very powerful tool, I guess, when you're talking about boomers. but it has absolutely no relevance to anybody that's under the age of 65 years old. You know what I mean? When you see, I guess, Ellison is now thinking of buying Warner Brothers, right? CNN, I mean, they're thinking about, Sanders just talked about it. His group is buying, what is it? Correct me here. They're Paramount and they're buying, they own Paramount, they own CBS, and now they're trying to acquire Warner Brothers. Yeah. Okay. So I like Barry. I mean, I think Barry's fun. I don't know how much, you know, Barry enjoys me at the moment, but she did at one point, but she has an agenda.

58:06Tim Dillon:It's very clear. it's a very clear agenda is that she's deeply supportive of kind of this Israel at all costs policy. And they're going to install her at CBS. Yep. Yeah, as the ombudsman. So she'll be, I guess, tasked with determining the tone of the foreign policy coverage on CBS, domestic policy coverage, all of the coverage. Uh, presumably. And they just, um, installed this figure. I think his name is Keith Weissman as the ombudsman who will basically neutralize the news division. And he is an Israel lobbyist himself who worked at this neocon think tank, the Hudson Institute in water or the, yeah, the Hudson Institute in Washington.

58:56So it's very clear what their agenda is. And I'm just pointing to it as a sign of desperation and not necessarily a sign of total control. Um,

59:05Tim Dillon:Well, the thing is, what I've seen over the last six months to a year, a lot of people are getting radicalized and going to very bad places. Right. We don't want a bunch of people in America to become Nazis. Obviously, we don't want people to become fascists. We don't want people to embrace pathological behavior. We don't. Barry Weiss, Barry Weiss does. Yeah. And Israel does because it reinforces Israel as a sanctuary for Jews. They want anti-Semitism in this country. And it also fuels their fund rate, the ADL's fundraising. So we have to resist that. Yes, well, Max Blumenthal, do you, the source that you spoke to, I guess, for this piece, does that source believe that there's any potential, and I don't know if you covered this or not with the source, Do they believe there's any potential that in any way forces outside of this gunman were responsible for Charlie Kirk's assassination?

1:00:16Tim Dillon:I don't know if you covered that or not. I mean, I state clearly in this piece that I have no evidence of an Israeli government. Yes, I understand that. Did your source, who is a highly placed Trump confidant of some kind, did they, I don't know if you can make an inference or if they had said anything to you, but like, were they considering that as a possibility? Yes, I would say they don't accept the official story or no one even knows what the official story is. So a highly placed person in the Trump inner circle doesn't believe the official story of Charlie's murder. I mean, no one does. But I would just say that the phrase I remember hearing is it feels like there's more at play here.

1:01:10And I, you know, I'm that's not the only person with more power than me in Washington that I'm hearing that from.

1:01:19Tim Dillon:So you're hearing from multiple people that are connected and tapped in that they believe that there's more at play or more to the story than simply one radicalized young man. I heard subsequent to publishing this story from another source who I would describe as a administration insider that corroborated the account in this story. First, that Charlie Kirk was actively and aggressively personally lobbying Trump against bombing Iran in June. And two, that right now the FBI is not being forthcoming and there's a lot of frustration with the FBI not sharing information. So because, I mean, just to reiterate again, you're not a nut.

1:02:23Tim Dillon:You're a reporter. People may disagree with you. You're anti-Zionist. So there's a lot of people that are going to, you know, say that you're a little paranoid when it comes to Israel and that Israel's behind everything. I'm just saying this is not what I'm saying. I'm saying this is an attack that you've probably faced before, but you're a reporter. You're not a nut. You're not a crazy person. You grew up in Washington, D.C. You have connections to a lot of these people. You have sources, and you're not speaking to schizophrenics on the street. You're not talking to crazy people. You know, you're not, this is not things you're getting off message boards or a discord.

1:03:01Tim Dillon:You're talking to people in the know that believe there's more to the story, that's pretty shocking. I can only say that I wrote this. I mean, some people want to say there was this prefabricated narrative on the right that the killer was a leftist or a Muslim. They clearly wanted that. Now, people on the left are saying he was a griper. I don't know what will be the case, but the reason I wrote this story was because I was able to get this background about Charlie Kirk and what was happening in his life and what was coloring his final days and the kind of pressure he was under, which tells a larger story about Israeli influence in the United States.

1:03:47And that's just an issue I've been covering for years. So that's why I reported this story. I didn't report this story to prove that Israel has a direct role in his assassination. Of course not. But there is a real reason why many people who are not able to talk to people with any proximity to power believe that is the case. And it's because the way Israel's conducting itself

1:04:10Tim Dillon:around the globe. Final question to you. In a hypothetical world, in a hypothetical world, and I know you're a reporter, so it's hard to entertain this. Knowing what you know about the, what we talked about, about now is the moment and now is the time and everybody needs the money and everybody needs this Iran regime change and everyone obviously has that perspective and that interest, Netanyahu and Adelson, all these people. In a hypothetical world, would the head of a campus organization that is hugely influential in grassroots political organizing and fundraising do you think and again this is this is not to not not to say there is evidence of this because obviously you have none of it in a hypothetical world would how dangerous is a Charlie Kirk to the people you're talking about how dangerous is him making a turn on Israel.

1:05:20Tim Dillon:How substantive and dangerous is that? And in a hypothetical world, is it dangerous enough where you would have to eliminate him in some way? Well, I think if he had gone further than he was going and continued to give voice to the grassroots of his own organization, they would have eliminated him, but not physically. I mean, they would have sought to have eliminated him politically or just to remove him. And they were already calling for that. Ben Shapiro, who's now running around saying he was Charlie Kirk's best friend, said just days, I think it was just days before Charlie Kirk was killed, he said that you can't be at the front of the church giving space to kooks.

1:06:09And then just a few days later, when Charlie Kirk was at the front of the church, he was struck in the neck by a sniper's bullet. And then Ben Shapiro, within 24 hours, said, well, he's going to go on his own campus tour and pick up the bloody microphone that Charlie Kirk left for us. So they did not want someone giving space to anti-Israel critics or just the real mood in this country. They needed to hold the line. So I don't know. I think there are easier ways to get rid of someone and cleaner ways than assassination. I've been the target of that for many years, but for sure. And he was a gigantic threat to Israeli control over the Republican Party, maybe the biggest threat since Trump has proven so easy to move and manipulate and so afraid.

1:07:05I mean we can't overestimate Charlie Kirk's importance to the Trump machine and to the Republican Party he was sort of a unique figure and I don't think he can be replaced it will also be interesting to see who steps into his wake and I think I might be having more I might have more to report on this by the way so well I appreciate it Max Max Blumenthal the website is

1:07:28Tim Dillon:called the gray zone you guys uh do some really interesting stuff um anything coming up you'd want people to check out well yeah just watch this space we might have more to report on this and uh i really appreciate you giving me the mic and giving me the space to talk about it uh and you know i love the work that you do yes well i appreciate it thank you very much thank Thank your wife for also she contributed to the story as well. And, you know, thank you, both of you. And we'll we'll have you back if there's new developments. Appreciate that. Of course. Saturday, September 26th, two of combat sports, most dangerous strikers collide.

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