A lot of Americans are very ethnocentric in their news.

And it's not by choice.

It's just that that's the way our culture is.

It is American news driven.

What affects Americans?

What's going on in America?

And so when foreign policy arises, like what's happening in Iran right now, the brave Iranian people

standing up and protesting against a horrible, horrible, brutal regime, I always look for what

actors in American politics stand up and what are they saying. Like, for example, I know that Lady Graham and Ted Cruz don't give a shit about human rights

in the United States of America.

So when I hear them talking about human rights for other nations, I know it's bullshit because

I know that they won't stand up, even Lady Graham, won't stand up for his

community. I know that. I know that Raphael will not stand up for marginalized immigrants in the

United States of America, despite despite Rafael Cruz coming from a family

of immigrants. So when they stand up for Iranians, I just think what are they up to?

Let's first hear from Lady Graham and I just want, I just, this is a very bizarre

video. I don't know if the idea of bombing shit is like a drug to him like cocaine, or if he

does cocaine. I don't know. But in this clip, he seems so defeated that the United States isn't

going to bomb Iran.

I don't know if he's taken a zanny or what's going on, but this is just weird to see Lady

Graham like this.

Play the clip.

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