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Hideki Tojo

Hideki Tojo

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Sep 25, 2026

HughezyHOST
19:57
Yeah.
HughezyHOST
19:58
Tojo.
HughezyHOST
19:59
Prof. DJ Elektra.
Little LemmyHOST
20:03
Webby.

2 HRS 17 MINS LATER

Little LemmyHOST
157:09
It's E-U-C vibes, not Uke vibes.
Little LemmyHOST
157:11
Lol.
Little LemmyHOST
157:12
Tojo.
Little LemmyHOST
157:12
High L-P-D-K.
Will DodsonHOST
89:11
And here's the premise.
Will DodsonHOST
89:12
After Adolf Hitler and Hideki Tojo escape the fall of Nazi Germany, they flee to Ghana, where they establish the brutal Ghanarian regime.
Will DodsonHOST
89:22
[laughs]
Hunter RobinsonGUEST
89:26
[laughs]
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
38:25
Tokyo's response to the April 1942 Doolittle raid is typically swift and thorough.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
38:34
Hideki Tojo, the Japanese prime minister, orders military planners to build a defensive ring of land bases around Japan's empire.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
38:45
The idea, to secure Japan's vital supplies of natural resources like oil.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
38:53
Half the ring is already in place.

19 MINS LATER

Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
58:16
to create an empire to supply oil, rubber, tin, and food, essential for maintaining the war effort.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
58:25
Cut off these resources, and Japan will fall.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
58:40
The problem is, Japanese commander General Hideki Tojo knows it too.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
58:47
he has built a defensive ring of steel around Japan's empire.
Madeleine CarrollVOICE_ACTOR
19:01
[laughs]
speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
19:02
"Admiral Tojo promised to come and pour the lead, but was unavoidably detained."
speaker_8VOICE_ACTOR
19:06
[laughs] Let's hope.
speaker_8VOICE_ACTOR
19:08
Here, put this on, Dorothea.
Elizabeth ChongGUEST
8:55
And I got a pair of scissors and I cut all those blankets back into little squares again.
Richard FidlerHOST
8:59
That was your bit to defeat Tojo in the war.
Richard FidlerHOST
9:01
That
Elizabeth ChongGUEST
9:01
was my bit for the war
Jack FowlerHOST
28:50
Yes.
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
28:51
After the war, there were Japanese militarists in the Tojo military government, and there was extensive interviews to find out what the Japanese strategy was if we had not dropped the bomb.
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
29:07
And they said they were going to defend Japan in the fashion they had defended Okinawa with furious kamikaze, with much more planes and almost no distance.
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
29:20
So that was very important that they would be able much easier to hit the targets 'cause they would be close off the shore of Japan.
Craig WatsonHOST
32:24
Will's sergeant observer took over the gun.
Craig WatsonHOST
32:28
The initial wave faced not only anti-aircraft fire from Japanese warships, but 19 Nades and a single Nakajima Ki-44 Tojo.
Craig WatsonHOST
32:36
It lost about five Wildebeests, but successfully bombed two transports and shot down one Nade.
Craig WatsonHOST
32:42
The second wave of nine Wildebeests, three Albuquerques, four Buffaloes, and seven Hurricanes encountered problems as escorts arrived far too late.
Craig WatsonHOST
32:49
Before support could assist, ten Nades and two Tojos intercepted them, resulting in the loss of five Wildebeests, two Albuquerques, and one Hurricane.
Craig WatsonHOST
32:57
Over 38 aircraft went missing, with 27 confirmed dead, including both squadron leaders.
Craig WatsonHOST
33:03
Air Vice Marshal Paul Maltby assured returning pilots there would be no more daylight attacks like that.
Mark LevinHOST
65:32
So pound for pound, America has caused tremendous terror all over the world.
Mark LevinHOST
65:41
So when we liberated a quarter of a billion people in Eastern Europe, we committed acts of terrorism? So in World War II, when we defeated Hitler and Tojo and Fascist Italy, Mussolini, and liberated people throughout Europe, we committed acts of terrorism? We have never committed any act of terrorism, ever.
Mark LevinHOST
66:16
Ever.
Mark LevinHOST
66:19
In this guy's cancer-ridden brain, we and Israel, fighting Khomeini in Iran directly and indirectly, fighting other terror elements in the Middle East, we are committing acts of terrorism.
Aaron BennettNARRATOR
10:54
American intelligence sources estimated the total strength of the Baisho garrison to be 4,800 men, of whom some 2,600 were considered first-rate naval troops.
Aaron BennettNARRATOR
11:05
Imperial Japanese Marines, Edson told the war correspondents, the best Tojo's got.
Aaron BennettNARRATOR
11:12
Edson's 1st Raider Battalion had sustained 88 casualties in resting Tulagi from the 3rd Cure Special Naval Landing Force the previous August.
Aaron BennettNARRATOR
11:21
Admiral Shibasaki boasted to his troops, a million Americans couldn't take Tarawa in 100 years.
BirdGUEST
22:10
However, it's impossible to know whether or not he was a Black Dragon, but he worked very closely with Emperor Tojo.
BirdGUEST
22:18
And we do know that the Black Dragons had a lot of influence because most of Tokyo's military intelligence was going through the Black Dragons, and the Black Dragon Kenji Doihara rose to power and became a general in the Imperial Army, and he was basically the right-hand man of the future military strongman, Hideki Tojo.
BirdGUEST
22:46
So throughout three decades, basically, um, Japan becomes this torchbearer for, I guess you could say, a torchbearer for the non-white races of the world.
BirdGUEST
23:00
There started to be a hope that Japan was gonna be that power that emancipates the rest of the world from the white, uh, world, um, takes down the colonial nations.

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