Jeffrey Sachs

Like Tucker Carlson says the same thing.

You know, he had Jeffrey Sachs on, and they both say, yeah, it's not the Jews, it's the Israelis.

I know Jews.

I know a Jew who's not a Zionist.

And here's what we caught.

For 11 days, on this Russian website, so that's in Russian, when they announced that they had a media advisory board to help them do this, those were the first three pictures that showed up was Tucker Carlson, Scott Ritter, and then Jeffrey Sachs who is the guy who appears more often than any other guest numerically on Tucker Carlson show he says one of the smartest people he's ever met holds him in very high self-esteem um and that also eliminates the possibility that all this was done without Tucker knowing it because his favorite people are involved in it are we really to believe that Jeffrey Sachs would do this and have Tucker on there and then destroy the relationship by not telling him like that you know so that's the smoking gun image right there is that the super group has a website media advisory board as the debuts with tucker carlson on it

Okay, so a couple questions with this, Ryan, because now we're getting to where Tucker Carlson's involved.

Hey,

So you can go to the next one.

these are just to show how the board has evolved um as larry johnson is kind of like the key guy for the media element he is a former cia analyst and american um judge napolitano used to have a show on i think it was fox or fox business but he's a big fox news contributor um was very very friendly with him actually i uh like i talked him on the phone or whatever now i always when i was in the fox studios i have a good time talking to him he's on the board and he's hanging out with the super group and going on all their channels.

Jeffrey Sachs, the guy who was on there originally is still on it.

And then Rick Sanchez, former CNN anchor, who then I think worked for Fox for a little bit.

I want to play just a little bit of Jeffrey Sachs with Judge Napolitano yesterday.

I think that the judge is getting worried.

I think Judge Knapp is getting concerned.

If you can make a pizza oven out of it, then you can make a bread oven out of it.

So I think that that's just prudence.

But I think that Sachs here, yeah, and I know all about the history of Jeffrey Sachs.

There's no need for you to send me hate mail or hate messages and tell me what a pro-abort guy he is.

I know all about it.

I'm going to tell the truth about our heroic soldiers, and I'm going to tell the truth about you.

Well, joining us from the sidelines of the UNGA in New York is Professor Jeffrey Sachs, international relations expert and senior UN official.

Jeffrey, great to have you back on Uncensored.

All eyes are turning, of course, to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, uh, coming into town.

Well, you know, China sees this and says, uh, "We don't accept that kind of subordination to the United States." And that's why we have all these tensions.

Because if we respected other countries' red lines and their boundaries and not interfering in their affairs and not overthrowing other governments and not launching wars of whim like the United States and Israel did on February 28th against Iran, the world would be a lot quieter and a lot safer, and we'd be able to get on with our lives.

Professor Jeffrey Sachs, always great to have you on Our Censored.

Thank you very much.

Yeah, let me jump in.

Um, so as, as far as, like, what is being foregone, you know, I'm a little bit m- maybe in between Mearsheimer and a more Jeffrey Sachs kind of cooperatist hope.

Um, I mean, I, I love the hope, you know, of course, and, and, and, and all of the realism has to be...

I mean, ho- hope and, like we say, we live in a moral universe, so that is part of reality, actually.

Their domestic political disputes just fall by the wayside as they unite behind the government.

Phil Giraldi, your second biggest fan, I'm your biggest, will be on at 3 o'clock today talking about this monstrosity that he wants to build in D.C. And Professor Jeffrey Sachs will be on at 3.30 with a preview of what we can expect at a largely empty U.N. General Assembly chamber tomorrow when Benjamin Netanyahu speaks.

Yep.

By the way, I call it, it's not the UN, it's not the United Nations, it's the United Nothings.

Professor Mohamed Morandi, born in Virginia, but now a professor of literature at the University of Tehran, who's my regular Tehran correspondent.

Phil Giraldi, ex-CIA, and Jeffrey Sachs.

Professor Sachs will give us a preview of what Prime Minister Netanyahu will tell a largely empty...

United Nations General Assembly chamber tomorrow.