What you'll learn

• 1 (00:45) **Retired Military Leaders Go Public Against the Trump Regime** - The episode opens by framing a cascade of warnings from top retired generals, admirals, and JAG officers who are publicly denouncing the Trump administration’s handling of the military and the catastrophic war in Iran.
• 2 (02:22) **72 Retired Generals and Admirals Sign Open Letter Against Execution Livestream** - The host reports that 72 retired U.S. generals, admirals, and high-ranking officers published a letter demanding the regime cancel plans to livestream the firing-squad execution of Nidal Hasan.
• 3 (05:05) **Pentagon War Crimes Report Cover-Up** - The host reveals that Hegseth and Trump are covering up a completed Pentagon report documenting war crimes committed by the regime against an elementary school in Manab and a sports hall in Lamer, where children were killed by tomahawk missiles and tungsten pellet weapons.
• 4 (06:25) **Retired Lt. General Mark Hertling Warns of Widening Regional Conflict** - The host introduces a clip from Katie Fang’s interview with retired three-star General Mark Hertling, who warns that the conflict involving Yemen, Saudi Arabia, and the Red Sea could spiral into a much larger regional crisis.
• 5 (08:56) **Trump Regime Throttles Starlink/Star Shield for Ukraine** - The host reports that the Trump regime is throttling Ukrainian access to Starlink or Star Shield, which drones link up to, shutting down when drones exceed 100 miles per hour and rendering interceptors ineffective.
• 6 (12:04) **Battlefield Communications Blackout: “People Will Die”** - In a second clip, Hertling explains that the Star Shield screens provide command-and-control information for incoming missiles and outgoing attacks, and when they go black, commanders lose situational awareness and people die.
• 7 (14:23) **CENTCOM Commander Admiral Brad Cooper’s Credibility Destroyed** - The host excoriates Admiral Brad Cooper, the CENTCOM commander, who is now viewed as a liar and a loser after releasing a video claiming the Strait of Hormuz is controlled by the U.S. and remains open for business.

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