Topic: Iran Protests

Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly admitted that Mossad was involved in the Iranian protests used to justify U.S. military action. Joe Kent argues that Israel creates the conditions that then draw the U.S. into conflict. He questions whether Israel can be considered a true ally when its actions consistently lead to American military involvement in wars that only benefit Israeli strategic goals.

President Trump responded to Joe Kent's resignation by calling him "weak on security" and dismissing his claim that Iran was not a threat. Trump reiterated claims that Iran has killed thousands of Americans and tens of thousands of its own protesters, though critics point out a lack of verified evidence for these specific figures. The administration maintains that Iran has been an imminent threat for decades.

Reports from March 2026 suggest that economic protests in Iran were triggered by U.S. sabotage of the Iranian currency, a move allegedly supported by Scott Bessent. These protests were reportedly hijacked by the MEK and supported by Starlink terminals but failed to gain mass public support after turning violent. The Iranian public is said to have turned against the U.S. after the bombing of schools, hospitals, and historical sites.

Warnings are issued regarding potential false flag operations involving migrant protests or attacks on grocery stores and churches. The deep state is accused of pre-programming these events to justify a crackdown on civil liberties. The legacy of Scott Bennett is invoked to highlight the ongoing risk to intelligence officers who oppose the "spook operations" of the Ukrainian government.

The campus protests are analyzed through the lens of a Hegelian dialectic, where radical leftists and right-wingers are being maneuvered into a "powder keg" scenario. While the protests may slow down U.S. entry into a war with Iran, they also provide the pretext for the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act's crackdown on the First Amendment. Patriots are urged to avoid being used by either side of the manufactured conflict.

The "Jihad Squad" (AOC, Ilhan Omar, etc.) is called out for their silence regarding the women's rights protests in Tehran, Iran. The segment suggests they only champion human rights when they can blame Israel or the United States.