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S15 EP44: Hour 1 - The Other War

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There is a secondary war being waged against Russia and China as Iran loses strength plus the woke right, you know who they are, are actively working to harm Americans so it's beyond time to start mocking then ignoring these morally bankrupt losers.

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Welcome to the Eric Erickson Show Podcast, hour one. Yesterday was a little crazy, wasn't it, with Kristi Nolmes? So for those of you who weren't here in the last hour of the show, I had to pre-record the last hour and a half of the show to get to the airport. And it got to the airport. And of course, the Kristi Nolmes story breaks. So I literally am standing or you're sitting at the terminal at Delos International, doing my show over my laptop with a little lava lear microphone to bring you guys the update. We will get into Crickets Revenge and the end of Kristi Nolmes here in a bit. I'll bring you up to speed on what I know. Those of you who don't go home are definitely going to want to stay tuned. I got some details on Mark Wayne Mullin and the potential replacement in office. I want to begin because I'm intrigued by this, because we live in this broken world. Donald Trump is undoubtedly, indisputably, the most polarizing figure in the political landscape today.

And we've all been changed in some way and in how we navigate, how we see politics, where we go. I've got friends of mine who've suddenly started voting Democrat because they just ate Donald Trump so much. I've got friends of mine who were Democrats who now vote for Donald Trump. I've got a friend of mine who I have always viewed as a liberal. In fact, he's to this day is pro abortion, supports gay rights, and gay marriage, and all these things. And he supports Donald Trump. He had some radicalizing moments in his career with DEI stuff and has become a die hard Trump supporter. No, he looks at me and presumes that I'm the moderate. Donald Trump has, it's been discombobulating, but I cannot remember a time in modern American history, where the entire media is rooting for the American soldiers,

sailors, airmen, and Marines to lose so that they can best Donald Trump. The entirety of the American media seems to be cheering on Iran. You've got CNN now inside Iran with the government's permission. CNN, which regularly attacks Fox News and now CBS's state run media, is in Iran with that government's permission. It's the only media in the United States that is in Iran. Do you really think they can tell the truth with their government monitors around them? In fact, one of the big reports from CNN, as you wouldn't know, there was a war in Iran. You hear occasional explosions, but the markets are open, the shops are open, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, which to me is actually kind of proof that the United States is keeping its word. We're targeting the regime. We're not targeting the American public. The New York Times did an analysis when Renee Good hit

the Border Patrol agent and said that she didn't. That based on their review, Renee Good had not hit the Border Patrol agent. And then, of course, we got the body camera footage or the cell phone footage of the guy, and she very clearly did hit him. Now the New York Times is out with an analysis claiming the Americans did bomb a school and kill school girls in Iran. Now, Iranian witnesses on the ground said it was a misfired Iranian missile that was launched to take down an American missile that caused it. But the New York Times assures us that it was actually the United States that did this. And you've got people from the Obama administration coming out CC. We've committed a war crime. I can't recall Republicans, even when Barack Obama blew up a wedding party or a hospital in Afghanistan. Remember the Obama administration to miss unfortunately targeted a hospital. It was an accident. I don't recall any Republicans running out, say war crime, war crime. The level of hostility is bizarre.

Now, this is the CNN story. I just, I want to play you this clip because you got to remember, CNN is the only international network allowed inside Iran. It cannot interview the Iranian people, honestly. Have you seen the clips of the explosions in Iran that are being filmed by Iranians? This is, they're all laughing and cheering. One of the major underground repositories of missiles that Iran was blown up yesterday. And there's footage, and I can't keep it, it's funny. So there's a common thing around the world of other countries. This is how dominant American culture is. There's this common thing around the world where they speak their language except for the profanity. And the profanity is all in English. And so here, there's this clip of these people. And they're all, they're speaking farcy. And then all of a sudden, you hear what the f-word?

This melted explodes. And the Iranians who are filming it are cheering the destruction of the mountain. CNN can't interview those people. So the Iranian government yesterday released a statement that they advised the parents of Iran that any visible sympathies for the enemy, there was a shoot to kill order. So if their children cheered the Americans, their children would be shot on the spot. We have these Iranians from their homes cheering the destruction of Iran. The Iranians want to be blown up. They want it because they know we're targeting the regime. Meanwhile, in this country, you've got progressive screaming, we're creating work lines and CNN is on the streets of Iran. Taking a quick break for a coffee along the way we've been driving for several hours. There's a couple of things that we've noticed. Number one is that first of all, all the shops are open, all the shops are really well stocked, even with fresh things, like for instance, fruits and vegetables. Coffee obviously also available as well.

And then also the gas stations. There's no long lines as gas stations. Fuel seems readily available. And you just don't see any sort of degree of panic anywhere. Well, of course, not number one because we're four days into the war, but also five days into the war, but also we're not targeting the people. We're targeting the regime. The Iranian leadership is dead, the Iranian people are fine. I'm just, I am completely just baffled by watching the American media rooting against the United States. This is John Meacham who hates Donald Trump on MSNBC. Force at will in order to, and I'm just trying to follow the administration's lines here. First, to try to disrupt a nuclear program, to stop nuclear proliferation, to protect that neighborhood and our allies there. Can we do this in a way that seems improvised?

Perhaps it has not been militarily, and I'm not making any comment whatever on the effectiveness of the military operations, but politically, this is an improvisational exercise. And so the question I think is going to be, what is the extent of our power in the first quarter of the 21st century? How will we use it? And will after this, will we be able to bend people to our will more easily with simply the threat of force? And so these are open and important questions, though. They are open and important questions. What I'm just amazed by is the level of skepticism given what we've been able to do, what we've been able to accomplish and his was mild, and then of course there's Abby Phillips. A young person, and you're worried about being dragged into war, the White House essentially making light of it, is not necessarily reassuring. And then President Trump,

he gave an interview with Time Magazine, and he was asked about what are the risks of, the United States being retaliated against, and he says it's a possibility, I guess, he says. But I think that they're worried about that all the time. He essentially was downplayed. He says we plan for it. But yeah, you know, we expect some things. Like I said, some people will die. When you go to war, some people will die. Da, da, I mean that they're trying to make a big deal out of this. It's absolutely bizarre. And you know what they're missing is, we, General Petraeus was on scene. Let me just play the clip of retired General Petraeus. I said that as I was commanding the 101st Airborne Division during the fight to Baghdad, and watching as the assumptions we have been provided, and Kuwait were being invalidated one by one. And it was a bit of a rhetorical question,

and I forgot that I was on the record with my embedded reporter at that time, Rick Atkins, and the great journalist in historian. Look, in this case, I actually see the military missions being accomplished fairly steadily here. The trajectory is very good. You know, first and foremost, of course, they went after the air and ballistic missile defenses, took those down, whatever had been reconstituted after the Israelis took them apart in the early days of the 12-day air campaign. And that's crucial because we don't want to be restricted to just the F-35 stealth fighter bombers and the B-2 stealth bombers. We want to bring in the big ones, the B-52s, the B-1 bombers, and they are flying now almost at will. I would argue that we have actually achieved air supremacy, not just air superiority, but... Yes, air supremacy. They can't take them out of the sky. We've blown up their missiles, and yet the American media and many people online are booing the war effort.

They're hoping that it fails because they want to blame Donald Trump. While all of this is happening, the Russians we now have confirmation are giving the Iranians information by which to target American positions. And the Iranians are incapable of carrying out many of the targets they've blown up a couple of positions in Qatar and Bahrain, some missile batteries. But otherwise, they haven't been able to pull off or execute the strategy. China, meanwhile, has provided Iran some of its bleeding edge technology to try out against the United States, and it's all failed. We now know, we've got confirmation out there that the Chinese gave the Iranians some hypersonic missiles to fire at the USS Abraham Lincoln. All of the hypersonic missiles failed mechanically. In fact, it's so bad that Iran

is publicly now criticizing China's technology, war technology. Turns out the United States operates at the level of target and China operates at the level of Timo. The Chinese cheaply made crap is cheaply made crap and it's not standing up to the United States. Our $30,000 modified version of the Iranian drone is actually doing very well. At blowing up Iran, Iran's drones are doing very well. We brought in the Ukrainians now. It's kind of wild now, the Ukrainians on our side. I would hope that Donald Trump would see that, recognize the Russians are giving intelligence to Iran. Meanwhile, the Ukrainians are helping the United States blow up the drones. It actually is remarkable though, to see so many people reading it says, I want to spend a little more time on that at the bottom of the hour. It's just very interesting to me. So CNN had on an Iranian political prisoner and the progressives on CNN didn't want to give

the guy much airtime. And he said, you as an Iranian-American, I want you to know something and listen very carefully. He said, we in this building, and what he meant is the foreign ministry, which meant representing the government, which means representing the regime, he said, we believe we are at war with the United States. He said, at that time, it's a cold war, but it's a war nonetheless. I know, but I think that's from the New York. I thought Trump held it a war. I think it's inevitable, at least, to respond a really significant question. I think it's inevitable that we'd be coming to this point, okay? I think at some point, a U.S. president would be involved in strikes against Iran, and it does turn out that president. I disagree. Tisagree says the progressive. I disagree. Yeah, the progressives always disagree. You got Russia involved on the side of Iran. You've got China involved on the side of Iran, and you got the Democratic Party of the United States

and the American press corps on the side of Iran. You've even got some college Republicans out there on the side of Iran. It is an interesting, just all the worst people on the planet are siding with Iran, and that includes some people who are supposedly on the right. Marjorie Taylor Greene seems to be on the side of Iran. Code pink, funded by Communist China, the side of Iran. China giving them weapons that are not working. Russia giving them intelligence that Iran cannot use to execute a mission. Whose side are we on? You may not want to be in a war, but the United States is at war. The Republicans may not want to call it that and raise the questions about declarations of war. The Democrats did the same thing under Obama. Let's be intellectually honest here. Barack Obama had no authorization to go into Libya the way he did and the Democrats excused it. Now they don't want to excuse it. We're in a war for all intents and purposes.

Call me old-fashioned, but I think when the United States goes to war, we should be rooting for our country, regardless of who the president is. Then it's a sign of how broken so many people are that they can't do that unless they're guys in the White House. Creating's welcome. It is Eric Eriksson here, 877-973-745. Iran, if nothing else is proving itself a unifying force, you've got the Democrats and the American left and the press corps unified with Iran, but you've got Azerbaijan and Armenia finding themselves on the same side. I, you know, I gotta explain this one to you. If you don't know, Armenia and Azerbaijan used to be Soviet republics. Armenia was the very first Christian country on planet Earth. They are to the north of Iran and they hate each other. Azerbaijan is predominantly Muslim

and Armenia is predominantly Christian. They are the northwestern tip of Iran by the Caspian Sea, Armenia and Azerbaijan are above them and they despise each other. They were just to war with each other last year. They're at war with each other all the time. And Azerbaijan has a relationship with Israel. You would think Armenia would, but it's actually the Muslims that Azerbaijan do. And the Iranians who have good diplomatic relationships with Azerbaijan tried to blow up an oil pipeline in Azerbaijan. The Azerbaijanian foreign minister has announced they're withdrawing diplomats from Iran. They're closing their embassy in Tehran and they're preparing their military forces. The foreign minister of Armenia has called the foreign minister of Azerbaijan and congratulated them and applauded their efforts to turn about the Iranian security perspective.

Last week Azerbaijan paid out of its own pocket to evacuate Iranians from Lebanon. And Iran turned around and bombed them and now they're preparing for war against Iran and uniting with Armenia to do so. Iran has a uniting effect on all of its neighbors. They all hate Iran. The only people who like them are the Democrats and the press of the United States. Now you'll love a Rani, tankless water heater. If you get one, you can yank the tank out of your house, go to talkingtankless.com today. They've got a button there to talk to a Rani professional and you can have hot water forever in your house. We never run out of our house, our power bill went down when we got rid of our tank of a water heater. Because you got to use power either electricity or gas to just keep the water heater constantly hot. You can insulate them and they are insulated but you still got to use energy to keep them hot with the tankless water heater. You only use the energy when the water flowing through and it just works phenomenally well. Talkingtankless.com is the website talkingtankless.com. Yank the tank out of your house, put in a tankless water heater.

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We've been a little light on calls as we just out in necessity was so much going on, but I'm happy to answer your questions about any of the stuff that's happening in the world. Let me, it's story time, boys and girls. So when I got into college, I went to Mercer University in Macon, Georgia. We didn't have a college Republican chapter on our campus. There had been one and it had died. And so I restarted it. I got volunteered essentially into restarting it. And then I became the chairman of the Georgia Federation of College Republicans in my senior year in college. And I became the chairman, not because I campaigned for it, but because I was the second device chair of the Georgia Federation of College Republicans, the chairman disappeared. So the first vice chairman took over and then there was a scandal and he left.

And so I became the chairman of the Georgia Federation of College Republicans and I made the decision with a couple of friends of mine that we needed to kill the organization. It was scandal plagued, money had been misspent, it was a mess. And so I was the last chairman of the Georgia Federation of College Republicans and became the very first chairman of the Georgia Association of College Republicans started the organization and said, you know what? I'm done, didn't run for office. I was wanted out of it. Then I got to law school and started a college Republican chapter. My law school passed it off to some friends and was done. When I got into being a lawyer, I wound up representing the National College Republicans, the college, what was it? The, I can't remember now, the Federation of College Republicans, I forget the name of it. College Republicans, Federation, something or other.

Well, I left, moved on with my life and they fell into scandal at some point. There was some scandal. It was like a gay sex scandal in this college Republican group. And they, they essentially did what I had done in Georgia. They shut down their organization and they started the National Federation of College Republicans. That's, I think it was the College Republican National Federation became the National Federation of College Republicans, scandal plagued. So now you got the National Federation of College Republicans. Now a new group has started. The new group is called college Republicans of America. The college Republicans of America are spreading around college campuses and there's a difference between the National Federation of College Republicans, which is actually directly tied to the, the, the National Republican Party. You have the GOP, the Republican Party, National apparatus, which underneath it has the National Federation of College Republicans.

A new group has started calling themselves the College Republicans of America. And the College Republicans of America are in large part of group of people, sympathetic to the neo-Nazis. I'm not making that up. The new political director of the College Republicans of America, let me rejuice this. This is one of his tweets. There's something extremely unsettling about all the conservative influence are saying things like God bless Israel today and in the coming days. After seeing Israel's preemptive strike on Iran, what should God be blessing them for? Starting a war. This is the same guy who is backing the, the weird old guy, James Fishback, who is a creepy, grouper person who's not even a resident of Florida trying to run for governor of Florida. Let me rejuice this tweet. James Fishback has trustworthy physiognomy. Myron Donnells, on the other hand, is deceitful and suspicious. Physiognomy, just so you understand, is a discredited pseudoscience that claims based on physical features

you can tell whether someone is trustworthy or not. And essentially what the guy is trying to do is say, since James Fishback is white, he's trustworthy. And since Byron Donnells is black, he's not. The College Republicans of America, the, the, the CRA, they are a group of guys who have a lot of ties to Nick Quintez. And guess what? They're out there cheering on Iran and they hate Israel. Many of them hate Israel. In fact, here's the interesting thing. China is essentially operating a military team move. They're giving really cheap garbage. And it's here's the thing. It's the bleeding edge Chinese technologies. This is what you need to understand. In, in Ukraine, our old weapons technology was head and shoulders above the bleeding edge Chinese Russian and Iranian technology. Our like fourth generation stuff was better than their modern generation, six generation stuff.

Now in Iran, we're actually fighting, not Ukraine is, and our modern weapons systems are bleeding edge and head and shoulders above the Russian and Chinese modern weapons system. The Chinese gave modern missile technology to Iran to try to blow up the USS Abraham Lincoln. And the missiles themselves failed and crashed into the sea. Was it because the Iranians didn't know what they were doing? The Chinese missile technologies like buying it from Timo. You can buy five dollar garbage and it falls apart after one time through the washing machine. And you just keep buying the five dollar garbage. That's essentially the way China is constructed. It's military. Remember China launched a cutting edge aircraft carrier two years ago and it caught on fire. They put the fire out. They rebuilt it and it promptly split in half at sea. This is Chinese technology. What China and Russia have been very good at, however, is not battle technology and weapons tech.

It's disinformation and misinformation. You've got people online, the college Republicans of America group, the groipers, the Nick Fuentes fans and others, and they are cheering on Iran. They hate Israel and they really hate the United States. They genuinely hate the United States. They are rooting against the United States. They are rooting against our success because they have internalized the United States as bad. Here's the thing. And this is the thing that really bothers me. Look at the conversations that Megan Kelly has been having lately alone. Platform far larger than mine, essentially saying this is Israel's war, blaming Israel. Tucker Carlson's large platform, blaming Israel. Candace Owens, large platform, blaming Israel.

These college Republicans of America kids, they blame Israel. You have this segment on the right that is as anti-Semitic as the left. It's horseshoe theory in action and these people are trying to make Israel a scapegoat. And oftentimes what it is cover for is them not really liking the United States right now. They can't openly be unpatriotic, so they blame Israel instead. And everything they do that the United States has done that they disagree with. They say, well, Israel put us up to it. It's Israel's fault. They don't want to say, well, I hate America, but that's ultimately what it is. Is these people are turning their back on the United States from the right, just as people on the left have turned their back on the United States and hate it. And online, a significant number of them are beginning to peddle massive amounts of disinformation. There are clips from TikTok, still a Chinese disinformation site that are starting to circulate on other sites that are propagandistic, claiming massive destruction by Iran. What's so interesting is that in Iran, they've blown up a couple of

missile batteries. And in fact, there's an unconfirmed report that Iran destroyed a radar system central to the Patriot system in Qatar. And in Bahrain, they blew up another radar system. And let me just read you this from Nick Kristoff, who writes at the New York Times. Interesting because both Iran's destruction of a Qatar radar system will cost the billion dollars and five years to fix, but also because it will require rare earth minerals, China controls, the supply of. Another example of unanticipated costs of Trump's war of choice. And notice the phrase, war of choice, Trump's war of choice. They've embraced all of them. This herd mentality of a war of choice. We're hearing this from people on the right to hate the United States. We're hearing it from people on the left to hate the United States. It's a war of choice. What choice did we have when we know that Iran was on the verge of having so many weapons that we wouldn't be able to repel their attacks? What choice was it when Iran was on the verge of harvesting nuclear material to make dirty bombs they could launch it Israel?

Do you just not believe this? You know, if you go back last year when we blew up Iran's nuclear capabilities, CNN was reporting, we only sent it back by months. And now suddenly, you see this report, wow, how can this happen? We supposedly wiped out their nuclear weapons capability. It turns out when we blew up Iran's nuclear capabilities, we didn't bomb centrifuge systems inside Tehran where they had nuclear materials or we didn't bomb that. And they started bragging to the United States in these negotiations that, oh, by the way, you never got our centrifuges in Tehran. Iran set itself up for this and nothing else. But you have the disinformation that the disinformation we used to blame Qatar. It looked like Qatar was doing this, but the reality is it looks like it's China and Russia. China and Russia are losing on the battlefield in Iran, but they are winning on Twitter the

disinformation campaign. They are winning on Twitter. They're winning on TikTok. They're winning on Snapchat. They are inducing a large number of American citizens to hate and root against the United States and not just on the left. There are a whole lot of people who claim to be Trump supporters, who hate what we're doing. Nonetheless, 90% of Trump supporters support it. And 70% of Americans are okay with taking out Iran if the war doesn't last more than a month or so. The Pentagon is now saying it could be six months. When the Pentagon announced this could be a six month campaign, not an aggressive campaign over six months, just the first four weeks and then management of blowing up some positions to help

the Kurds and others. The left trotted out the clip of Donald Rumsfeld saying he didn't expect that the war in Iraq would last more than six months. The war in Iraq didn't last six months. We got rid of Saddam Hussein. We replaced the regime, but Iran had other ideas. And it was Iran that decided that they wanted to bog us down there. It was Iran that kept us there for as long as they did killing American soldiers destabilizing the Iraqi government. We tried real hard to stabilize the government. That's why we had to stay. But remember, we had Saddam Hussein and his sons dead within six months. Now the question is what does come next? And I understand the concerns about the Trump administration not articulating a plan. I think the plan is very clear from the Trump administration. They want the Kurds and the other ethnic minorities and majorities in Iran to rise up together once they put in place conditions by which they can rise and protest. We've got to put in conditions so it's safe for them to go into the streets. That's why

Israel is bombing police state apparatus while we're bombing the national security apparatus of Iran. We're bombing those areas so Iran can't make war. Israel is bombing those things so they can't repress their people. And together that should free up the enough resources for a destabilization campaign by the Iranian people to overthrow their regime. But on Twitter, you would think we were losing. On Twitter, you would think it was a disaster. On Twitter, you would think we were getting wiped out because people are believing the lies that are being festering and put out there by China and Russia. And the American media, the political left and the Democratic Party, they're all willing to push the lies to make Trump look bad. They're all willing to push the lies, to undermine a war effort, to underline the

military. And the reality is what we're doing is great. Here's Secretary of Defense Ptexas. The homeland will be covered down on. And I'll just end by saying, I wish every American can get a chance to see what we see, how the chance to go into the control room, into the tactical operation center. Go see these young men and women that are doing this, the dedication that they show at every level. The way they've refined their craft, now talking to a young colonel who's iterating on how we target and how we find and fix different aspects of what the Iranians are trying to do. If they don't know what they're up against. And if they think they've got it solved for, they're wrong. And ultimately, the combination of our ingenuity, the skill, the professionalism, the discipline, and then the sheer weight of the capabilities of the U.S. military, what you're going to see may look routine. It might start to be like, oh, another boat, oh, another launcher, oh, another drone facility. What it takes to do this

with the precision that we do is world class. No one else can do it. And it's world class Americans. Like the ones I saw here, like the ones that are coming home that we're going to greet home, that are the engine of what makes our country great. Amen. And well said, we can do what even China and Russia can't do. And they're starting to learn that their weapons tech is not enough to take us on. And by the way, don't look now. Don't look now. But the Chinese have had to stop flying jets to harass Taiwan. They've been flying regular sorties every day around Taiwan to harass Taiwan and screw up Taiwanese airspace space. They can't why? Because there's no oil shortage in China because we are in the Middle East and Iranian oil can't get to China. Welcome back. This hour the program is brought to you by Van Allen golf. I will be on my golf course in exactly three and a half hours with my Van Allen golf putter. And it is a beauty. And if you want to give it a try, you can go to Van Allen golf.com ALLE and Van Allen

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