Hello, everybody, and thank you for tuning into the Liberty Report, as you might be able to guess,

Dr. Paul is not here today, but don't touch that dial, because we're going to talk a little bit

about a blockbuster story that came out yesterday from the New York Times, known to break blockbuster

stories. We're going to go through the story a little bit, and we're going to have some help from some of our friends to explain some aspects of it.

Now put on that first clip, because this is what I'm talking about.

I didn't see it till yesterday afternoon. I must have been sleeping.

Trump waved off Israeli strike after divisions emerged in his administration. So President Trump, the bombs were loaded in the bomb bays,

and President Trump said, hang on a minute.

We're not going to do that right now.

Well, as with always the case with the New York Times,

you have to read the Times as if you're in 1950 Soviet Union,

and you're reading Provida. So you want to know, what's the party want me to think about something?

And that's exactly what the Times does. So, of course, on the surface, this is a blockbuster

article. Just like a couple of weeks ago, they had a blockbuster revelation about the Ukraine war,

which, if you read between the lines, was actually no such thing, but was there to convey a different message.

Now, what I would put forth to all of you watching the show right now is that this is sort of an example of the Hegelian dialectic.

They will present the problem and the solution, and the compromise.

That's what they want you to take away from this article. And in fact, what it is, is a deep state

pushback against Trump for calling it off on the first place. But the other thing is that it is

using the New York Times as a vehicle for the deep state,

because they're the mouthpiece of the deep state, to push back at Trump for calling it off,

to punish him for calling it off, but to offer a solution at the end.

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