Hans Blix

They're weapons of mass terror.

Hans Blix said this 25 years ago.

And it is a big problem.

We're seeing them being nuclear weapons and nuclear programs be used as an excuse to harm individuals and bomb populations that are far away from decision making.

The world at the time said, whoa, whoa, United States of America, don't do a preemptive strike.

Hans Blix of the United Nations, like we're in Iraq.

We're trying to find these weapons of mass destruction, mobile laboratories.

They don't exist.

And we're going to we're going to talk about that in just a moment.

But I want to give, you know, two anecdotes before we talk about Mamdani.

Number one, I was there on January 27th when Hans Blix presented the weapons of mass destruction report.

By there, I mean I was getting arrested.

I will withdraw to the limits of the Kingdom of Pontus, um, and I will a- accept Roman weapons inspectors coming in to make sure that I'm behaving myself, that I'm not kind of redeveloping my offensive capabilities."

Hans Blix.

Yes, Hansus Blixus.

And Sulla says, "Okay." And he gives the killer of all these Romans and Italians a peck on the cheek, and the treaty is signed.

They were livid.

They said they were going to send over a young Hans Blix to do an inspection.

But I couldn't have that.

I'd be humiliated, like when I called my teacher mum.