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Introduction Welcome to the Dangerous Ones. I'm your host, Jim Drastic of 11 Films. And as always, I'm joined by award-winning co-founder of 11 Films, Tiffany Drastic. And executive director of Demcast USA, Nick Canudson. What's up? Our guest today is an expert in counterterrorism, intelligence, and national security. He's a former US Navy senior chief petty officer specializing in naval cryptologology. From 1981 to 2001, he took part in numerous combat operations and intelligence missions across the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia. He's also a New York Times, an LA Times, a Wall Street Journal, and a USA Today best-selling author of multiple books, including They Want to Kill Americans: The Militias, Terrorists, and Deranged Ideology of the Trump Insurgency. A frequent commentator, he's known for his sharp national security analysis on MSNBC and NBC News, among others. Rachel Maddo said he's one of the great unsung National Security Geniuses of the modern era. In 2022, he joined the Ukrainian Foreign Legion, putting his body on the line to defend democracy against Russian aggression. With unmatched expertise and a record of showing up when it counts, there is no one better equipped to help us understand the rising threat we face, not just as Americans, but as citizens of the world, watching this return of Trump with growing alarm. Ladies and gentlemen, we are proud to welcome to the Dangerous Ones, Malcolm Nance. Malcolm, hello. Hey, I'm on my 10th espresso. I'm sorry, let me recalibrate that. My 10th double espresso. Fully charged for you. Perfect. This should be lively. I'm a Navy chief. I got to have my coffee. because of your experience in intelligence and national security, we were hoping that you could help us and our audience understand where you think uh the Trump administration is headed on several urgent global fronts because, you know, people are worried about [ __ ] paying the bills and and not getting co, you know, uh so some of these global things that are scary uh big things can be a lot. And I know we want to run through some things like Iran and El Salvador and Russia, Greenland, Canada. I can't believe I got to [ __ ] say those things. Uh, but I know we wanted Nick, you wanted to start off with a question uh having to do with tariffs. Tariffs. Yeah. So, when Trump announced his expansive worldwide tariffs, you described what was happening as Trump's uh economic Pearl Harbor, noting that there was a uh coincidental near simultaneous firing of the chief of the NSA. That was probably not so coincidental. Since you said that uh many of the tariffs have been put on pause leading to a market rebound and uh broad accusations about insider trading trading. So is Trump trying to nuke the world economic order? Uh is he just playing with the markets and a corrupt you know enrichment scheme or is he dumb just dumb as a bag of rocks? like what should we expect in the coming months on this tariffs issue? So, let me answer What should we expect in the coming months that question quite simply in three ways. One, is he trying to change the world economic order? Yes. Is he trying to profit off of this by playing the market? Yes. Is he dumb as a bag of rocks? Yes. Okay. So, next question. No, but let me let me characterize this for your listeners in such a way that you understand. Let me do a little what I call spyplaining. Um, you know, when you guys think of of of spies, you you probably all think James Bond, human intelligence, CIA, all that stuff. That's not where the money's made, and that is not where the United States gets most of its really good information. They're awesome. They have a great niche in this world. Uh, but the real agency is the National Security Agency where I worked at. uh you know I was a cryptologist uh Arabic linguist uh for most of my career uh and you know the the the fort as we call Fort me at National Security Agency NSA the fort has capabilities that I could not explain to you today that you could even understand because they try to be about 10 years ahead of technology. So whatever their research and development division is doing on quantum computing they're way the [ __ ] into quantum computing. My god, just way out there. So, and the funny thing is I have people, you know, I have this query of of MAGA haters who somehow believe cryptologology has nothing to do with intelligence. Who knew that Alan Turing Director of NSA was just a German linguist, right, when he wrote the Enigma code? But, you know, we do have awesome capability. And I got to tell you something. Despite all the crazy [ __ ] that's going on around Fort me, uh the firing of the director Durnza is what we call a director of NSA Durnza and his deputy deputy Durnza. Uh who is always the director is always a general, always a three-star minimum general. The deputy director, you know, Durnza is always a career NSA professional, not a career intelligence professional. always a career Fort me professional because to understand the awesome collection power of the fort. You had to have had your hands in it. This is not a job that the deputy d the general can drop a parachute in. You can put any yahoo into the job and they'll sit there and they'll drink coffee and sign off on what other people are doing. But the deputy director is always a civilian career professional. And I've worked for some great ones. uh you know, but Collection Management there's always people who have at least 10 or 15 years in senior collection management positions. But what's collection management, Malcolm? The United States giant vacuum cleaner that we do on the world. And it's not no longer just a vacuum cleaner. The vacuum cleaner runs, okay? But it's like one of those Bissell vacuum cleaners with a laser down the front and wherever we point that laser, super duper insane collection happens. Unavoidable collection is an actual term, right? There's just some things if with enough proximity, power, resources, and technology, you cannot avoid us. Turn your phone off, run anywhere you want. That's where human intelligence and imagery intelligence pans out where you know the satellite zooms down on you. If you want to really see a good example of NSA, go back what is it 10 or 12 years and watch the Jean Hackman film uh Enemy of the Gene Hackman State. That movie, that character Gene Hackman plays is real. He's a real guy. I've met that guy. Back in the old days in the 80s when I was at the fort there were a lot of these hard technology guys the guys that understood that the tin you don't wear a tinfoil hat you do line the inside of a building you create a Faraday cage and hard technologist so if you go back and you find that guy you're talking about the old techs right tech is you know you know the way James Bond says 007 at Fort me the title of tech is like ultra super uber spy. And so the reason I'm telling you this long convoluted story is we have the capacity to collect on pretty much anything. And when you're talking about the United States using its collection capability um for economic advantage, we do that. The problem is the way Donald Trump is doing whatever he's doing. And I'm gonna tell you some things that I swear to God I never thought would ever come out of my mouth. Wow. Um, which look, I'm I am the I I call myself America's chief, right? I will not lie to you. I will only give it to you straight. I'm seeing that he is operating under an ideology that never existed until the last four or five years. And while he was out of office, these ideological currents are now impacting Trump. Now, if have you guys heard or talked about dark enlightenment or the neo-reactionary theory? No, I don't believe so. No. Okay, you are going to [ __ ] yourself. Here's the problem. Hold on. I wrote how many books? 10. I wrote five New York Times bestsellers in a row. Top 10 bestsellers. But the one that would reach the lowest, right, number nine, was a book called Defeating ISIS. And it's an idea, it's a 400page encyclopedic ideological study of ISIS, what makes them think, what makes them tick. And in the last few years, this theory that's been going around the tech bro world, the Elon Musk, uh, uh, Peter Teal, um, Mark Andre, and David Saxs, these four people are in the thr of a guy by the name of Curtis Yarvin, right? And Curtis Jarvin, there have only been two New York Times articles about this Curtis Yarvin guy. one in after the election about why does everybody believe all the crazy theories in of this tech bro Curtis Yarvin who called himself mandacious moldbug or some stupid [ __ ] name right and then there was a a 45minute interview I want all of you to go to the times and watch it and you will see an ideology that is far more dangerous to America than ISIS oh I'm not I'm saying that as a counterterrorism intelligence professional who has spent decades hunting terrorists. These people do not believe in democracy and they say it out loud. They believe the United States should be run by a tech bro monarchy led by a corporate CEO of technology who right now they've designated as Elon Musk and that their job is to get rid of government. And Yarvin actually has a philosophy called RAEGE. R A G E. Tell me if this sounds familiar. It's an acronym for remove all government employees. Rhymes with RAEG is supposed to not just dismantle the current government but replace it with AI. Starlink techn links all over US government computers. entire divisions of US government being eliminated. Now, Malcolm, this sounds like some crazy ass [ __ ] Are you sure your your analysis is right on? Well, let me let me put it this way. All of the disparate things that you talked about early on. How are they all connected? This is not string on freaking corkboards. It's happening in front of your face. Mhm. The tech bros believe that the United States should dominate the entire North American continent from the Mexican border to Canada and Greenland. And they want Canada, they want Greenland for the minerals, Canada for the hydroelect electric power and water needed for mega um what do you call it? Mega uh database centers. Mhm. Suddenly Trump talking about Canada as the 51st state and seizing annexing and would have to invade Greenland makes a shitload of sense. And we're going to replace Fort Knox with [ __ ] crypto. I [ __ ] you not. This is what they are talking about out loud and in fact are doing to us right now. Jesus. So on the comrade language Defcon nanced scale, we're [ __ ] No. Well, we are we used to the funny thing is we when I was at at I when I taught at the survival school in California, we had this fake organization, a fake Russian back terror, you know, terror/military force. And we used to speak in this funny language we called the comrade language. And one of the things we would say, which is really screwy English, we would say, "You are most [ __ ] We are most fucketed. So, since you already touched on on uh Greenland and Canada, I mean, do do you Greenland believe that's going to go down? I mean, are I mean, are we going to I mean, are we going to literally invade Greenland? Will we have to? Well, actually, if if I were to turn my camera downstairs in my in my my man cave, I have a man skiff, by the way. I have a skiff in my house. Um, I have been prepping to go to Greenland for the last two weeks. I actually do mountaineering. I was a mountaineer for for a good piece of my life. And I don't think for one second this started as a joke. Trump says he started the 51st state thing as a joke. But now he's talking about eliminating treaties that are centuries old. You know, a century old for the US uh border treaties, multiple treaties. He's talking about we as the United States deserve all of the Great Lakes up to your shore, right? Which would remove all of those imaginary dotted lines. And Elon Musk then came Elon, now I'm on Canada, but I'm going to get to Greenland in a second. Elon Musk's famous tweet that panicked the [ __ ] out of me as soon as I saw it. You know, as an intelligence professional, I look for in in an intelligence professional that comes from the world, as we say, where we wear the headphones. Um, human intelligence is, which is what CIA does, spies, you know, face to face guys. It's it's subject to your ability to sell that person to be a traitor and their ability to try to convince you that they're they're truthful and lying. Signals signals intelligence isn't like that, right? You turn on a radar, your radar's on. If it's a fake radar, we're gonna figure it out, right? We're gonna infuse that. But if you get on your telephone and you tell your mistress to pack her bags, she's heading to Monaco because the United States is about to bomb, you know, or we're about to conduct the terrorist act. They never lie to their hoes, right? They all So the next thing we do is we go, who's got his wife's number? And he will lie to his wife. Yeah. But they will never lie to their side pieces. If I go back to World War II, Hitler believed he had the most secure communications in this world. And people believe it's true. It was the Enigma machine, right? The Enigma machine was the one that the enemy used for or the Germans used for command and control, submarines, ships, battlefield commanders. Depending on the model, it got harder. The original three-rotor enigma, super crazy hard. Then the five rotor enigma, so hard that it took, you know, like a year to break, you know, what we had already been reading. Well, Hitler had his own machine that most people don't realize was called the Loren machine. The Loren machine is what Bletchley Park uh called the machine that would break it. This was Hitler's personal machine where he The Loren Machine would talk to his Guring and Himmler, you know, sort of like a signal chat group. Hm. And the reason it was broken was not because of the codes itself, but because the operators operating it were stupid and would make mistakes that would allow people to break into those codes. And we have a technical term for people who make mistakes in terms of cryptologology that gives us a way in. And that technical intelligence term is an idiot. And so when these idiots do what we call in technical intelligence, [ __ ] up, then we, you know, wax their ass. All that being said, the United States, when we turn Fort meat onto your ass, it's on and you're not getting away with it. There's not a [ __ ] person below the director level of NSA that will [ __ ] betray this country for him. Not one. We will sloww walk [ __ ] right? You can't fire 30,000 little old ladies who are breaking the hell out of codes and [ __ ] right? You can't fire, you know, the greatest collection organization in the history of mankind. But I will tell you what you can't do. You cannot turn them against the Constitution to say, "Now I want you to go after Malcolm Nance's mobile phone." I'll I'll whip that [ __ ] right out. Right? And I'll be like this. Hey to all my homies over in a group, go [ __ ] yourself. And you can almost see him transcribing chit to what. So if he thinks he's going to outplay she and she is using a a insecure form of communications NSA has and he [ __ ] over the director of NSA who would be the one guy and the deputy, the two people who would have a Burn Bag pure clean version of what they got on his beliefs on the stock market. That [ __ ] may not end up on your desk. that may end up in what we call a burn bag, which is a little bag I got sitting right over here you throw into the furnace. So, the point is he [ __ ] himself every time he plays this game. Why? To answer your third question, cuz he's dumb as a bag of rocks. He's clever. He's evil. But then again, so was Adolf Hitler. Here's why he's going to invade Greenland. If, by the way, he does not strike Iran in the next 30 days. I'm going to tell you something. But I fought I'm one of the few people who has been in direct combat with the Iranians. Naval battle 1987. We sank the [ __ ] out of that ship that came to us. They're smart. They had one operational anti-hship missile at that time and they missed us. My ship. They have over a thousand now. They could sink every warship or sink every merchant ship in the Arabian Gulf. Then their 10,000man commando force, if we bomb their nuclear program, could storm every oil field in Saudi Arabia and bring oil to the price of $200 a barrel. Whoa. That's what's going to happen if Trump Now you think the economy is bad now. Donald Trump doesn't seem to understand that the United States created global trade after the British Empire collapsed during World War II. We literally dropped food on islands where people now worship those cargo drops. Uh the cargo culture real thing by the way. Yeah. Um Global Trade so he thinks the world is about to spin in the direction he directs it at. And what he doesn't seem to understand, I mean, he is a drunk monkey with an AK-47 on a highway, the autobond left lane, and he thinks that the world is going to dance to his tune because he is drunk and spinning and shooting left and right. A truck is going to smack him, and that is going to be the economic downfall of this nation. So, will it come in the form of him bombing Iran and Iran destroying the entire Arabian Gulf or Persian Gulf oil industry on the west side? Is it going to come in the form of him doing something stupid like, "Oo, I need to be dramatic and invade Greenland, a country with 57,000 people, 30 [ __ ] thousand of whom have polar bear hunting, long distance shooting rifles, and which would take months for us to get the amphibious capability of going up there. Greenland has inlets and waterways. I've been studying topographic maps. It's impossible." which is why there's only 57,000 people right in 800 years. So that would be an easy win for him. But it would be NATO fighting NATO, right? And oh, and another thing, that space base we operate that Vance went to. Uhhuh. The logistics staff, the catering staff is Danish, Canadian, and local Inuit, right? So if they just go like Deadpool, right? double fingers up and walk off that [ __ ] base, that base shuts down. Yeah. Yeah. You know, so if he does it, he's going to do it Military Attack on Iran because someone is like this general, this new general from Air Force special operations command who he brought back on active duty, who is not qualified to be the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who wore a Trump hat and said, "I will die for you." when he was in uniform. That guy will send an Air Force and Army special operations team up there in an unmarked plane. They will seize Nook airport and they will raise the [ __ ] American flag and an insurgency like you couldn't believe is going to start there. Oh, and there's three Danish he Danish warships there. They will have to sink for us to take that place. Yeah. Yeah. So, what do you think is what do you think is more likely a military attack on on Iran uh or the invasion of Greenland? put like put your money on something. Oh [ __ ] that's a tough one. I was going to ask the same question. The problem is all the resources are in place for Iran. Yeah. Okay. They're in place. You guys don't realize it. They've been pumping All the resources are in place for Iran that thing up for a month now. There are fighter jets there. Uh none of this is for There's a second aircraft carrier. They are not going into the Persian Gulf proper. They're staying outside so that they can fly in a in a long-d distanceance defense zone, use air launch weapons, and you'd be doing it with the cooperation of Israel, who has shown they have the capability of penetrating Iranian airspace. Right? Here's the kicker, and this is the thing that upsets me the most as an intelligence professional. Um, as a chief, right, as a, you know, I'm senior enlisted. I'm not an officer. I'm the guy that actually does the work, right? and officers sign off on my work and say, "Yeah, that looks good." and go Iran is a shell game up there. So, when I look at things analytically, I also look at them in a cascading effect, right? You hit Iran, global oil market collapses, Israel goes out there, and then we find out they had a [ __ ] working atomic bomb. My god. Right. And just to make it clear, they detonated on the Baluchistan Iranian border near Pakistan. And they go, "Oh, by the way, while you're striking, we have three, not one." Oh, right. My god. Right. And then we go, "Oh [ __ ] everyone back to the base. Everybody knows it's a shell game." Not to mention, you have 86 million Iranians that now hate you that were this close to toppling their own government because they wanted to live free and have a new Toyota Corolla, right? So, Iran, the pieces are in place. Greenland could be one airplane out of Diplomacy Fort Bragg that none of you even notice is going in there until it starts breaks into the pattern at Nook and lands. And that's why I'm going to be in Greenland in the next two weeks. So, is the is the diplomacy diplomacy currently happening from the Trump administration with with the Iranians? Is that just smokec screen? Are they just like trying trying to pretend that they're going through the motions so that they can throw up their hands in frustration and just drop some bombs? Diplomacy. That's That's cute. I I thought they are quotes. I thought they Yeah, you got to put that [ __ ] in air quotes. All right. Because Marco Rubio, first off, has gutted State Department. Right. These aren't these aren't diplomats, ladies and gentlemen. These are these are cappos. Mhm. They are strong armed henchmen. And Rubio is merely, how can I put it? There's that Apocalypse Now line, oh my god, I I can't believe it. This week I've been talking about one of my good friends, Martin Sheen, back in the movie Apocalypse Now. And there's that famous line of Marlon Brando and he goes, "You think you're a soldier, an assassin, you're neither. You're an Aaron boy." That's Marco Rubio. Yeah, for sure. You think you're a diplomat and a former senator, you're neither. You're an Aaron boy. That is State Department has been reduced. State Department has already been eliminated by tweet by truth social post and and whatever happens there as you can see it sideline it it blindsides everybody blindsided our trade representative blindsided you know you know the commerce secretary Iran has been given an ultimatum based on what I understand Trump sent him a letter two weeks ago and the ultimatum is essentially written by Benjamin Netanyahu disarm arm unilaterally or we will strike you. Got it? You know. Okay. Then I just want to point out to that crazy never thought this would ever come to fruition scenario of Iran getting struck by the United States. 86 million people go back and start supporting the Ayatoll the Ayatollah and then Iran miraculously detonates an atomic bomb. Israel thinks that it has to resolve it in what we call the 23 minute solution where they fire a, you know, a Jericho ballistic missile with its own nuke on it. Oh [ __ ] And strikes a nuke site. The first Iraqi Scud ballistic missile launched near an airfield called H2 in western Iraq. And I was uh I was the chief cryptologologist of of my division. I had a cryptologic officer, you know, inside the intelligence office. And I had already spent a few years in the Persian Gulf. When that missile lofted into into started going up into space, the first thing we do is we try to get what bearing it's going to come down on its apogee you on. I was in Bahrain, a pier side, right? Not a good place to be The First Missile along the pier. And we should have been in the ocean. And this missile, we would have thought if it had if it's coming to us, it would be on a bearing of about 1331 135. Okay. And we're like, okay, where's it going to go? Dan, Saudi Arabia 120. Riad 180. Uh, Bahrain 133 bearing degrees. True. And 280. Oh [ __ ] Due west. And I was like, "What the [ __ ] That's Israel." The first missile they ever fired, they didn't fire it at the people attacking them. They fired it at Israel. And for about 15 minutes, no one could breathe. Because here's what the conversation was within the intelligence office of that division when the admiral came in to say, "Hey, what do you guys think's going on here?" And we're like, and I spoke up cuz I'm a young I was a chief and I had a cup of coffee in my hands and I [ __ ] lied. I go, April, I'm going to tell you what's going on. If that damn thing has a chemical warhead in it and it hits Israel and it kills Israelis, they're going to send back a nuke and we could be on the edge of an atomic war. Yeah. Yeah. And he was like, that's not funny. And so for 15 minutes we held our breath and we kept cheering. We kept going high explosive high explosive and we literally were praying that Iraq Iraq had not lost its mind and Ukraine sent chemical weapons into Israel. And sure enough it hit a mall north of Hifa that I've been to also now known affectionately as Scud Mall. And it was a it was 2 in the morning. It high explosive everybody cheer. We could have that scenario play out in real time on CNN. Oh my god. Yeah. I I'm I'm fun this way. Well, let me ask you this. Um um you know, because we have you on. I mean, there are very few Americans who have firsthand experience uh when it comes to what's going on with Ukraine. U with your work there. You literally have had your boots on the ground. Work's a good way of putting it. Um, the Ukrainians actually use combat. That's the word they use. Well, that makes more sense. I um uh since the uh February 28th uh meltdown at the White House, um I mean, I'm just going to say, where are we with that? Where do you think we are now? Uh with that relationship and what happens? You got all the good questions. I'm almost out of espresso. Um, as we gain information about Donald Trump and what he's doing, it becomes eminently clear he is Moscow's man and he's not the manurian candidate. He wasn't brainwashed into this, you know. Um, he started out as a Useful Idiot useful idiot in the 1980s when his wife's father, Ivana Trump, this is all documented. Go to the Guardian. Czech television has all of the actual print records from Czech Intelligence. Back in the 70s, from 77 to 87, Czech Intelligence had reports on Donald Trump that came from their primary reporting subject, who was Ivana's father. Mhm. God. And they had every phone call. They knew he wanted to run for president. They knew about his New York Times article wanting to be a start to treaty negotiator and the Soviet Union whed and dined him in 198788 when he went to Moscow and he just didn't like the brutalist building so he just didn't want to do it then but he wanted their money and he wanted a Nobel Prize for negotiations. Then he became a useful idiot right he was a he was a useful idiot. Then he became an unwitting asset by the time that he went to Miss Universe. For him, it was about Trump Tower Moscow, a billion-dollar building in the in town. He actually said, "I'm going to give I I will sweeten the deal by giving Vladimir effing Putin, KGB, human intelligence manipulating officer two of two floors of the penthouse." Right. That's right. Yeah. Right. Putin may be secretly the richest man on earth. Yeah. Right. Right. You're gonna buy Putin. Putin as a human intelligence officer would be going, "This dumbass is easy, right? I've had 18-year-old West German kids I manipulated better than this guy." And so he dragged Trump along to where Trump was praising Putin for invading Crimea Is Trump an Agent and Ukraine. He was dissing Obama personally. So he went from a unwitting asset to when the Russians started contacting him in 2015 2016 into knowing where his bread is being buttered. That's a witting asset. Is he an agent? An agent is a person who has tasking. A person who is given assignments. An actual spy. Russia doesn't need to because he is an ideological comealong. Right? He has been influenced through mice, money, ideology, right? Hot Russian chicks, hot East European chicks, plenty of oligarch money, right? He didn't have to be coerced. I think Trump has been co-opted to where Russia's view, Trump's view is Russia's view. Russia's view is Trump's view. And then the last letter E M I C E is ego and excitement to be equal to Vladimir Putin KGB strongman. Donald Trump is without a doubt the he he doesn't even Trump is a Villain rate Bond villain the way I right he's like he's like one of those henchmen who who's like the CEO of Megga Corp who doesn't know that Spectre is running Mega Corp. Right. So Elon Musk is the bottom villain here, a lazy one. So that is why every word out of Donald Trump's mouth comes from Moscow. Everyone who works for Trump is influenced and does Moscow's bidding. Pete Hegsith understands Trump. He's the one telling allies, "Don't fund Ukraine." He did not come to the Ramstein meeting a week ago, which was created by the former deck secretary of defense, General Austin, whom everyone loved, by the way. I met I I was one of the few Ukrainian army legionnaires that met uh Minister Resnikov when I was in uniform. And he uh he said, "General Austin leans so far over for Ukraine. He's this far from illegal. He has planes packed ready and is like, "Signature, signature, signature, go." All right. Wow. And the stuff arrives in Ukraine 30 seconds later. Hex is literally telling people to stop giving Ukraine stuff. They are reading Donald Trump's room and they are now all assets of Moscow. Especially Steve Whitov when he did this. Oh, I love you Vladimir Putin the other day. Oh my god. Oh my god. Look, Ukraine's on its own. Ukraine is working with Europe. Uh a as a former Ukrainian army legionnaire. I stand with democracy. Ukraine is the eastern wall of democracy. That's where I fought. Those people need our help. They deserve our help. And I put my body on the line for 10 months. Uh let me tell you something. I have all sorts of people. You stayed in a hotel in Poland. Really? That [ __ ] Russian artillery has really long reach the I'd like you to come over here and prove it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I was in my headquarters building. took two direct [ __ ] hits at 2 in the at 4 in the morning and it collapsed three stories, three floors of a former nuclear bunker. Wow. That our headquarters was in. I actually have video of it is sort of fun. Me running around going helmets and body armor. Put your helmets and body armor on. But you know, and then watch going outside and watching the building burn and we got [ __ ] bunkers full of ammunition. Hello. This could get interesting. Yeah. So, but you know, the point is is that every minute I was there, I felt I I I'm just not doing enough for them. Uh, I gave my all the proceeds of the advance of my my last book, They Want to Be Americans. I gave to the International Legion, the Ukrainian Army. Uh, I am still War Daddy. That's my my new call. The Ukrainian Army That was my call sign when I left, War Daddy. And I still fund them. I bought a, you know, I bought a drone antenna the other day. you know, it's just whatever they need they deserve because we have guys from 52 nations. We have Ukrainians who I love. Um, and they're and they're they're so Christian. I mean, they're just, you know, everybody who walks past the church crosses themselves. And I don't know if you've seen the videos of them when a fallen soldier comes by. It's heartbreaking. Every car on the highway pulls over and stops. Everyone gets out and everyone goes to their knees. Wow. When the a fallen soldier comes by. I've seen that from a 8hour car ride from Kev to Lviv where every Ukrainian citizen got on their knees and showed homage to the fallen soldiers. Every soldier who dies gets that treatment in Ukraine. They are everything we have ever wanted in an ally. And you know what else? They are kickass cosex. The [ __ ] fight and they're and they're adaptive. That's why they're beating Russia 20 to1 in terms of battlefield casualties. We're running a little bit short on time, but I know Yeah, but I know I know El Salvador Tiffany wanted to ask about El Salvador because that's going on in the news. Go ahead, Tiffany. Yeah, because you know this [ __ ] Eric Prince is back who's decided that he's going to like uh try to fund this program that moves a 100,000 immigrants from America to El Salvador. And we all know what the prison in El Salvador is. It's not really a prison. It's like uh the United States Holocaust Museum did this has this thing on their website about what differentiates a concentration camp from a prison. And a prison is full of people who have had due process. They went through their trial. They were found guilty by a jury of their peers and they are serving their sentence. With a concentration camp, it's operated outside of those, right, rules and that's why they're doing it. So, what is this? Cuz I know what it looks like. And how [ __ ] are we? Well, let me correct a little bit of your knowledge cuz I know you got that from the Ashwitz website. I've been there twice. I spoke in 2019 at their conference called never again dot dot dot really where they literally talked about the rise of American authoritarianism turning into fascism six years ago at Awitz. Oh my god. And they had survivors from Cambodia, Bosnia, uh Rwanda, the Holocaust there. And I'm sitting here going back in 2019. Oh my god, we are on a fast track to what I call the axis of autocrats. Yeah. So, that being said, there is a very different there's a gray area that I want to call your attention to that's real. The first concentration camp I Concentration Camps ever went to was not a concentration camp. It was a prison. Okay? And that prison uh transitioned into from a prison to a work camp, right? An arbite laga, right? To a concentr concentration, concentration camp, a KL, right? From an AL to a KL. Um because that camp started out with political dissonance and criminals at DACA, west of Munich. Mhm. It's the first place when I was in the military, I went there several times because it was always fascinating to me going to this place and and over time watching the exhibits change like about how they were also doing barometric pressure experiments with prisoners, the first of whom were gays and priests, right? All the dissident Catholic priests straight to Dao. God, right? and they put him through trials and all the trials were legal and gave them due process. Everything Hitler did was legal by the Nazis laws. The laws were crimes against humanity. And now we get to Eric Prince who who you like I said when I lived in Abu Dhabi and he was rearming the the guard of the of the of the oil shakes that my late wife worked for. I would run by him. We'd run on the Cornesh and I'd see him and I go, "Oh, team guy." And he go, "Hey, you're a chief. You're that chief guy, right?" And I'd be like, "Yeah, team guy." And and you know, I'm wondering whether I should have pushed him into the ocean, but I wish he would have. Baby Hitler, right? But oh, by the way, he was also working with the Chinese at that point. Creating security places and concentration camps. Now what Prince has according to Rolling Stone and Politico, he is has asked the administration and is getting permission. He is already designated as a trade representative of the government of El Salvador. Go. He got their tourism rate from level two at state department, which means exercise caution, general crime, to level one, which is Disneyland safe. Right? M that was a week ago he got that raised and now he is proposing working with them to build SECOT these counterterrorist centers five of them having them designated are you ready for this as US territories. Oh and that Steven Miller whom I famously said on real time with Bill Maher was baby gerbles. Yeah. Now is Grody up you know big boy pants gerbles. um has has now discussing dnaturalizing US criminals in US prisons, removing their citizenship so they can legally be transported to these US territories in El Salvador. El Salvador is the new [ __ ] Poland. Yeah, this place is the new asichum because once you're in a KL, a concentration lagger, it takes nothing to go into an extermination camp because no one accounts for you. And let me tell Yiddish you something, when I was at Awitz, I grew up in an Orthodox Jewish neighborhood in Philadelphia. Yiddish was the first foreign language I ever heard. Hebrew was the first written script I ever saw that wasn't English. And I learned some things. And my dad, who was a World War II veteran, glued my little nappy head to the world at war on the one about the final solution. And he made sure my 10-year-old self understood this was bad. And so, you know, watching dead bodies in pits, one of the things that I learned, and this is the last thing I'll say about it, when I went to Awitz, there are three of the original gas building foundations there, and they were called the chalet, and they were about the sp the space of an 800 square foot house. That's a that's a bungalow, right? Yeah. Chalets Yeah. They and those three chalets before the huge industrial gas chambers were started killed 100,000 people. Wow. Oh my god. And when I got there and I saw the size of the chalet, the actual gas chambers and the killing fields compared to the two three big ones that they blew up. I broke down. It freaked me out because the the immense amount of people they killed in these 800 square foot bungalows which by the way look like little tutor German forest panzel and Gretto buildings dropping uh cyclone blue through the chimney that was hermetically sealed. Then they removed the bodies manually by the s commando who uh who got a lot of grief. Those are the Jews who were designed to take the dead bodies out. Yeah. And a lot of people say, "Oh, they, you know, they they helped the Nazis." The Sunder Commando actually revolted, found got explosives, captured German rifles, killed their guards in the Great Somando mass, you know, the Great Smando uh uh uh raid there when they couldn't freaking take it anymore, right? But they removed a 100,000 bodies, stacked them up like wood with wood a thousand at a time and then set them on fire into these massive, you know, 30,000 foot fire plumes in the sky. This is before they got the furnaces online, guys. Right. So you [ __ ] mention transporting people to a third country to put them into a concentration logger and they disappear them extra legally. That's what you're going to. And if you people think, "Oh, Malcolm, this is just insane." Somebody said that there was Tara Steppmmer at a a town hall we had in Manhattan the other day with Michael Cohen and um and Jim Aosta and Don Lemon who shocked me with this statement and I'm going to share it with you. We have failed in our imagination in what Donald Trump and this administration will do. Yeah. So you can start thinking, who knows? You disappear people. According to the Supreme Court, Donald Trump can shoot you in the head or not even do that. He can just lower the ramp at 15,000 ft on a C130 and pull the full [ __ ] pinocha on you and drop you out of an aircraft into the ocean. Wow. And the fact that I actually have to say this [ __ ] is mindboggling to me. But I'm a son of Philadelphia. I am an originalist to the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. I will not [ __ ] stand for this and none of you should either. Let me let me ask you this because this brings me to our very final thing I wanted to ask is we we What can we do always try to end each guest with this. What can our listeners do? Ah, what can we do? I'm glad you I'm glad you say that. Um I'm helping form a new political action group. Tell us about it. Yeah, it's called Focused Action with Focused Objectives. FA FOP pack. Love it. It has already been filed with the FC. We're already going online. You can go to fafopac.org and see our rudimentary web page and start donating. I don't want your freaking money yet. Here's what I want you to do. I want you to put this date in your head. June 14th. Donald Trump has declared that he OSS Society wants a Bastile Day like parade. By the way, every year I go to Bastile Day in honor of the OSS. I'm a member of the OSS society, the special operations executive uh out there. I honor Josephine Baker every year by going to the Pantheon and giving her flowers and crying. But I go to the OSS bar at the Ritz and I have a dirty martini and I toast those Americans who gave their life in secret in World War II. Uh-huh. Trump wants that parade for him, not for America, not for the men who have lost their lives. It was Eisenhower himself who said, "America doesn't throw parades like the Nazis or the Russians." So, the only way to spoil this parade as true patriots, as a true son of Philadelphia, is every damn one of you had better show up in Washington on the 14th of June and bring an American flag and let's spoil this parade. I want you to imagine, now here's something that bugs me. People have there's multiple March on Washington groups out there that are all doing their thing. 5051. Right on. Move on. Right on. Hands off. Right on. Indivisible. Right on. All of these groups. Awesome. You're getting people out every couple of months for your parade. That's not what it's happening. Americans are showing up for every damn march. Yeah. And they're not going, I'm going to 5051. I'm going to move on. No, they're going to all of them. So, if those five groups whom I'm going to be communicating with here shortly, do not bring their [ __ ] together, okay, they are not helping. They managed to ek out 5 million people on the April 5th march cuz people are pissed off. Uhhuh. 77 million of you voted against Donald Harvard Study Trump. Where are you? Yeah. Yeah. Where are the other 72 million of you to have a color revolution? That is to have the second American revolution to restore the values of the first we have to have Harvard study which is now being defunded right 3.5% of the population has to turn out consistently to protest that is 12.5 million people that is just 20% of the people that voted for Kla Harris I'm saying this to your listeners Every man, Jack, every woman, every high school kid you have, bring your kids, bring your freaking dog. [ __ ] march. I am ordering you to go out and save America. This is it. It's the only way. A peaceful, nonviolent, groundup, peopleowered revolution to save American revolution is the only way. We're getting through this. And let me tell you, here's what, Malcolm. Well, that's awesome. That's one of your nice focused actions of your FAFO. What's your focused objective? There are at least five Republicans that I am certain with the right pressure, with the right belief that there are 20, 30, 50 million Americans out there who will flip along with Representative Don Bacon and could throw the House to the Democrats overnight. And we could put a [ __ ] hard stop to this or we can reveal that this is a true dictatorship. I grew up in Philadelphia. I keep this quote on my A Prince desk. A prince whose character thus marked by every act which may define a tyrant is unfit to be the ruler of a free people. Donald Trump is unfucking fit. And the only people that are going to be out there doing this that is going to be able to do it is you this Saturday, next Sunday, doing whatever you can do. Do it. Do it nonviolently. Do it peacefully. Bring [ __ ] pizza and soda and have a party. Have fun. All right. But by God, people power is the only way we're going to take back the revolution. We are the people. That's the only thing I can say you can do. From the bottom of my heart, and I know I speak for Tiffany and Nick, thank you so much for that. That's kind of the message we've been we've been preaching here as well. You have an open door anytime on this show. Thank you. One last joke. Yes. A couple of years ago, I was at the Commonwealth Club with my my beloved late wife who was a she's French Canadian, but she was actually born in the United States first six months of her life. And she had a crazy accent. And um I I was met I met the mayor of Washington DC uh at the time who said when we were having an opening at the spy museum after she had passed and she said Malcolm I knew your wife and I said oh you knew my wife Mary Focus Parks and she goes yes. She goes, "I was on city council and she had the funniest presentation I ever heard." And I was like, "What? Wait, is it about the focus parks?" And she was the landscape architect of the city. And she created these parks called focus parks. And she she would say at the city council meeting, she says, "This presentation is about the focus parks." The focus parks. And the whole city council is crying in laughter. And so here's Mayor Bowser telling me, "I loved your wife." The prelude to this is I go to the Commonwealth Club and my late wife is there with and she's and I say I end my presentation almost like I just did and I said, "I am willing to give my life, my liberty, my treasure, and my family for this nation." And then sudden you hear and I go and the guy goes I think that's your wife. I go okay I'm ready to give my life and liberty and my treasure you know for this country. Well that's what you should be thinking too is you are a treasure and and we cannot thank you enough. I'm just a pissed-off chief and I'm literally out of coffee. Well, get some more coffee and come back on this show anytime, please. Thank you. My pleasure. Have a wonderful day.

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