28:14 Lindsey Graham and the dead eyes of Zelensky. I mean, it's poetry. Tucker's an incredible writer. But then he says it's clear the Ukrainians blew up the dam. And I think he's right. I think they did. I mean, the evidence weighs that way. But we don't know that. We don't know that yet. Now, we know they blew up Nord Stream as they said they'd do it. And now the evidence has come out in the whistleblowers and Cy Hirsch. But I'm going to walk through what the dam means and why it is important for the Democrats in a moment. And then he goes on, because you know, Tucker's saying, hey, the government's covering up UFOs and the government's covering up UAVs. And this is all going on. Then a big whistleblower, high level intelligence comes out and says, yeah, he's seen the documents. They got bodies. They got crap. And from a position of, hey, they've been suppressing this, Tucker's like, well, looks like it's true. Aliens are here. Except I've been studying this for 30 plus years. And
29:11 I've even got eyewitnesses in my family that have seen some things that are very telling that I'm going to talk about more here today on that front. So it's strange that his first truly independent show, though he ran the other show as well, that's why he got fired, he was in charge of it. I find two things that I disagree with. Someone on the dam, though I think he's right in the end, and then on the UFOs, I'm going to bring it next hour. I'm going to bring it. I mean, I'm gonna tell you from the best knowledge of ancient civilization, the Bible, my own research, studying the globalists in the full, exactly what's going on and where the aliens are, where they're coming from, what their plan is and how to stop them. I'm not gonna talk about are there alien bodies or are there alien spacecraft? You think things that can come across trillions of miles are gonna crash in tin cans? Think so, huh? No, no sir. Oh, they're here though, made a mistake.
30:05 So, we're going to be getting into that here in the next hour. But let's start out with what's really happening with this dam with John Kirby from the Pentagon when he's not moonlighting over at the White House as his deputy press secretary, cites reports that Russians blew up the dam but adds that final determination has not been made. Here it is. I know there's been a lot of interest in the destruction of the Novokovtsy dam in Ukraine. And I wanted to just take a minute to address it. As you might expect, we've been closely monitoring the impacts of that destruction, which has triggered massive flooding in Ukraine and resulted in the evacuation of at the very least thousands of Ukrainians. We know there are casualties, including likely many deaths, though these are early reports and we cannot quantify them right now.
31:00 We've seen the reports that Russia was responsible for the explosion at the dam, which I would remind, Russian forces took over illegally last year and have been occupying since then. We're doing the best we can to assess those reports and we are working with the Ukrainians to gather more information. But we cannot say conclusively what happened at this point. We will certainly share more information when we can. What is clear and what we absolutely can say is that the damage to the Ukrainian people and to the region will be significant. This dam, which was built in 1956 as part of the Kharkovka hydroelectric power plant, sits astride Ukraine's Dnieper River. It's about 30 yards high and about 100
31:44 Yards are so wide and the reservoir protects holds about as much water as the Great Salt Lake in Utah So that's a lot of water now that water helps supply southern Ukraine including the Crimean Peninsula as well as the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant and I would add we were relieved to see the statement today by the director of the IAEA Asserting that there was no immediate risk to the safety of that plant and as I mentioned earlier the dam also helps power the Kukovka hydroelectric power plant. So in addition to loss of life and livelihoods, its destruction can very well have a devastating impact on Ukraine. That's enough of this crap. So the Russians are going to blow up their own dam that supplies them with electricity and supplies water to the nuclear power plant, one of the biggest in the world that they're in control of, and it supplies water to Crimea they've had for 250 years. Okay.
32:36 And this is the same Ukrainian government that tried to blow up the bridge that goes to Crimea, a civilian target, and the same group that obviously is involved with NATO in the US, ones that run our country, not the US, people that hijack our country, blew up the Nord Stream pipeline the very day the new European pipeline turned on. I mean, give me a break. With Victoria Nuland and Biden saying, we're going to blow it up if the Russians invade. OK, I mean, give me a break. Yeah, they blew it up. Cyhers has the witnesses. They know where they train the divers in a Navy facility, all of it in Panama. That happened. So it all leans towards NATO. But the reason it really leans towards NATO is two months ago, there was a report that Ukrainians fired two missiles in the dam. Then they said, oh, it was the Russians. Then later, the Ukrainian general bragged, yeah, we wanted to show that we can take the dam out.
33:29 So they attacked the dam months ago and the dam has been overflowing having problems since then. So Ukraine admits they attacked it two months ago, but now the Russians attacked it. But it gets more ridiculous. I've looked at the topography, I looked at the maps, they admit this. The main Russian forces were in that valley up to that hill ridge, holding back and defeated the main Ukrainian offensive that's been going on at least a month. They never officially admit it's begun because they don't want to admit the Russians are holding it. You need a force three times larger according to infantry and tank battle doctrine going back to World War II, and it's held true, to break through defensive lines and then hold them. You need a force twice as strong to take a position of armor and artillery, and then you need a reserve force to come through after that force has gone through and then is regrouping.
34:21 So you got to have the shock troops that come in, break through, then they got the regular troops to come in and then flank the enemy and then take out more of its line. That's a simple boil down. Okay, so with a smaller force than the Russians, but with more high tech weapons, they tried to break through the last month, they failed everywhere. But had huge casualties, that's now confirmed on the Ukrainian side and the Russian side, but much bigger than the Ukrainian side. It's just harder to have an offense than defense, okay? And so now you've got the Russians all strung out in that valley up to that ridge where the main battle. Now that's all been flooded and 90% of the flooding is on the Russian side. That just cut off all that Russian armor and all those Russian tanks and artillery from roads delivering them weapons. Now it's got to be helicoptered in.
35:09 And of course, the Ukrainians are in the area, can shoot those helicopters down. Now it's got to be airlifted in. So the Ukrainians just cut off the Russian forces, large parts of it, and strategically have the reason to do it. So they have attacked it before, they've blown up civilian infrastructure before, they're losing in their offensive, and this is a desperate act to cut the Russians off. And anybody with half a brain can simply look at this and know what's going on. So Minutes later, John the liar Kirby after saying we have intel, you know, somebody told somebody that the Russians might have done it and again, they might have done it.
35:54 They don't have the motive. Look, you can blow something up and blame it on your enemies for political reasons, like the feds bombed a daycare center in Oklahoma City to make sure they found the one federal center that had a daycare. You know, the old kids got killed. I mean, that's waving the bloody shirt. That's a false flag. But why would you cut off your own military when they're winning? No, they don't have the motive. It's the Ukrainians. But I can't say I know it's the Ukrainians. We just know it's the Ukrainians. And it might help them break through what's left of the, because if the Russians are cut off and their supply lines, because it takes a lot of trucks and a lot of supplies to have a major, you know, major army groups.
36:33 up there in a major battle against NATO. It takes a lot of supply lines and it'll be hard with helicopters and airlifts to now get the weapons in to, you know, have a lot of the Russian equipment now bogged down. And we're talking 20 feet of water in many areas. So it's an evil move, a smart move by the scorched earth Ukrainians. And they though are so dishonest, they won't admit they've done this. They'll just say Putin did it. because they know the average westerner can't find their ass with both hands and don't know military strategy and will actually believe that Vladimir Putin just flooded his own troops during an enemy offensive. So here he is when he's being confronted by a reporter and he's actually saying that well we don't have any proof, here it is.
37:23 Does it seem believable to you that Russia would destroy a dam and flood ethnic Russian villages and cut off the water supply to Crimea? I mean, that doesn't seem logical. It seems about as logical as blowing up one's own pipeline, doesn't it? We've come to no conclusions on this. We're working with the Ukrainians. We'll try to get as much information as we can. We've come to no conclusions on this. But we're working with the Ukrainians to find out what did happen. Okay, literally minutes earlier, he said the Russians did it. And we've got people, all the famous neocons running around like chickens with their heads cut off, crystal all of them, saying that the Russians did it. Remember when the Ukrainians five months ago launched two missiles into Poland? But thank God the Poles were able to shoot both of them down so they didn't detonate properly or you wouldn't have any pieces. And the tail fins were Ukrainian and they went, okay, it was us.