there you are folks as promised we've got scott ritter with us and i've been following scott for years

and boy has he been through it weapons inspector who the bush and cheney crime families

tried to co-op he refused because he's such an honest guy and they have tried to destroy him,

destroy his life, destroy his reputation. Recently, was even raided by the FBI, an absolute Krocov.

And that is because Scott is speaking out from the heart about the biggest, most important subject in the world.

And that is the mass murder of civilians, the military industrial complex,

bombing the poorest countries in the world, massacring millions of people,

more than half of them, women and kids, so they can make trillions of dollars

like Halliburton and Cheney and all these other parasites who went after Scott.

Anyway, man, huge thank you for coming on.

I know you're busy and I know you're going through things.

And we really appreciate you spending time with us today.

Well, thanks for having me. It's a pleasure to be here.

All right. So let's start then with the prospect of World War III.

What part of the world has the highest likelihood of it igniting from presently.

I'd say there's four potential triggers. The first and foremost, there's the Ukraine

conflict. This puts nuclear powers directly in confrontation with one another. And, you know, we've seen the Russians lower their threshold for the use of nuclear weapons.

We've seen the United States respond by violating red lines that Russia has set related to their trigger of nuclear weapons.

So in theory, all the justification that Russia needs to go nuclear has already been met in terms of their doctrine.

And we see the Russians, I think, showing a little bit of restraint because there's a new American presidency,

presidential administration coming in on January 20th, and with it comes the possibility

of peace. But as things stand, the United States is committed to a policy that seeks the strategic

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