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Trump Deploys 5,000 TROOPS To Middle East For IRAN WAR, ITS ON w/ Michael Malice
14 Mar 2026
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Chapter 1: What military actions is Trump taking in the Middle East?
Donald Trump is deploying 5,000 Marines and sailors into the Middle East for support in this war with Iran. He also announced that he bombed one of the principal oil depots for Iran, Karg Island, which has about 90% of their distribution. But he said, because he is so magnanimous, that he had spared their oil infrastructure, but should he change his mind, he will wipe out the rest of it.
It looks like we will be getting some kind of boots on the ground, perhaps, but it's likely going to be naval operations. We don't know exactly. Some have argued that this deployment may just be a standard rotation, but the media is reporting that we're getting 5,000 additional troops to support the war effort in Iran.
And all of a sudden, we're seeing on prediction markets that the likelihood U.S. troops enter Iran is ever increasing. Right now, the speculation is that the new Supreme Leader, that's Mojtaba, I think he pronounced his name, is dead. Now, the official reporting is that he's comatose and maimed and lost his leg. And he may not have been alive the whole time.
I'm sorry, he may not have been conscious the whole time since they've named him Supreme Leader. So he may not even know. But there are apparently rumors going around that he's actually dead. So we have a lot to break down in what is about to happen in this war. And I must stress...
If there really are going to be troops on the ground in the Middle East, I think they waited until Friday the 13th for a reason. Not for any superstitious reason, just that Friday is where news goes to die. So we're going to get into all that. Before we do, my friends, we've got a great sponsor. It is Rumble Wallet. You guys got to check out that Rumble Wallet, my friends.
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Chapter 2: What are the implications of troop deployments in Iran?
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Chapter 3: What rumors surround Iran's Supreme Leader?
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Now joining us tonight to talk about this and so much more is the great Michael Malice.
Hello. Thank you so much for having me. Who are you? What do you do? Oh, hi. So you guys know me. I am, how many times have I been on the show now? That's probably like my 10th.
Chapter 4: How does the podcast address the potential for U.S. military involvement in Iran?
A hundred. A hundred times. There is a little goal I want to have for this episode tonight, which, why don't you make that face? I was going to say, which is? Which is, so I, was Eric July been a guest on the show as well? Yes, yes. So I'm doing, I wrote a graphic novel in 2001 about this band from the 80s.
And it's the only band where you don't have to know what their music sounds like to actually enjoy the story. Six art school kids who combined punk and country got signed the same day by the same guys, Bon Jovi, and you could read the rest. So you and I, Tim, have talked a lot about how there's a lot of darkness in the media. This is a fun story.
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So we got 10 already. So please go to unwantedbook.com. See the sample pages and support people who are trying to make the culture a little bit more fun.
Right on.
Luke is here as well. Five grand for a sticker. Very capitalistic. Luke Radowski, youtube.com forward slash we are change. I released a very important video today. Go check it out. And it's good to have two anarchists that are going to tag team this show totally in a not gay way. Two anarchists in a not gay way.
In a somewhat gay way. A little bit. And no Ian tonight. In fact, Robbie is here. I don't think he knows what he's doing.
He's doing selfies. Yo, yo, yo. How's everyone doing? Looking forward to a good show. I love Michael Malice. I love Luke. I love Phil. I'm a groupie of his band. He doesn't love me though.
i love tim yesterday alex was on and uh tim cared about you know alex we pray for you out there you can find me on instagram at robbie man and the robbie man on twitter and um other platforms let's get to the news we got this from nbc news live updates six killed in u.s refueling plane crash iran's new supreme leader likely disfigured hegseth says and i think the big big story here is
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Chapter 5: What arguments are made regarding Israel's influence and intentions?
They say, well, Israel wants it to happen. And I'm like... That's their argument? Yes.
I thought the argument was to build the temple. I thought the argument was Israel, everyone's waking up so Israel can't stop them anymore.
No, they want everyone to hate Israel so they can build the temple. Israel, according to the Messianic era, requires the world to go to war against Israel. Right.
Chapter 6: How do religious beliefs impact the U.S.-Israel relationship?
So the argument they make is Israel's intentionally allowing anti-Israel content. And I'm like, so they want people to hate them. So they control the media and they're putting up the people who hate them to destroy them because they think they're gonna win.
So the good thing about the Jewish faith is at a glance, you can tell how religious somebody is. So if you're on your phone on Saturday, you're not religious because the Ten Commandments is on the Sabbath. If you're eating pork, you're not religious. Then there's people like Netanyahu who wears the yarmulke, but he shaves and he doesn't wear all black.
So there's people he allies with in the Knesset who are the hardcore ones. They're the ones who would do what you're talking about. Netanyahu is not one of these Jerry Falwell types who's like, I'm going to bring about the end times. And you can see at a glance.
Ellison's Jewish. Is that true? Yeah, he's a major supporter of the IDF. My point is, he only just bought CBS? Yeah, it's... Like, these guys couldn't have gone in a long time. I'm not saying they should or that I want them to. I'm just saying the moves are happening now.
It didn't happen 10 years ago. I also don't see the difference in any way between the Washington Post and the New York Times. They are interchangeable in terms of their worldview. Well, except one's going out of business and one's dancing along.
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Chapter 7: What are the implications of the media's portrayal of political figures?
There's a CIA paper anyway. Right.
The point is one is run by Bezos and one's run by the... I gotta be honest.
I only have one problem with the deep state and it's that they want to make everyone a gay communist. You don't like the communist part? Gotcha. I fucking like the gay part. I'm kidding. No, but the problem with the liberal economic order is that they try to make everyone around the world gay communists. And if they didn't do that, they might actually succeed.
Well, they stopped doing it, I think, and I think they used it for their— Maybe they'll succeed. Yeah, no, seriously, if you look at the number of people who are changing their gender, it has gone down. If you look at the promotion of this ideology, it has gone down. Mainly, I think there's a culture shift, but also I think they played it as long as they could to divide and conquer people.
They're moving on to the next thing now.
What's the next thing?
The next thing, which is... Did you post it? No, it's polyamory. No, no, no, no. I think it's meant for Muslims and Jews to be the kind of main divide and conquer.
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Chapter 8: How do personal experiences shape political perspectives?
Well, listen, listen. I somewhat half-jokingly said the left and right of the future will be anti and pro-Israel. And the reason I said that is because Anna Kasparian and Candace Owens have aligned completely. Sure. But we are seeing people who are on the left and on the right now making identical YouTube videos.
Yes, but the point is you're looking at it from the internet space and in meat space and a Kasparian is not like a thought leader.
No, I'm looking at, I mean, she has cultural relevance. She does, but I'm saying. And I will stress.
She doesn't have relevance like in the Senate. No. She does. What do you mean? I don't think there's like any Democratic senators who are just like, you know, I was going to be for this issue, but I had experience on the other side, so maybe I should think twice.
The amount of power or relevance she has may be small, but she certainly does have cultural influence. The Young Turks do, absolutely. Sure. And with the movement coming now, and I'm telling you this right now,
netflix already launched their podcasting section okay and i am literally having meetings with business execs saying all of the networks are are going podcast old network stuff is done right so like rachel maddow cooked sean had to launch the podcast fox is in trouble fox does not have new talent nor the money to launch in this space so sean hennig launched a podcast and
Anna Kasparian will have... Again, I'm not going to pretend like she's Joe Rogan, but she certainly does have an amount of cultural relevance.
Sure, and so does Joe. But the point is, despite what Joe's views are about Iran, and he was pitching a fit quite reasonably about it, Trump still did it.
Indeed, but... The media machine is going to absorb these people. Joe, maybe not. And then the Senate is going to be like, if I want to win an election, we want these people in these positions.
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