A new document from the Pentagon warns of, well, I don't want to say imminent, but we're moving closer to nuclear war with Russia and China, North Korea and Iran.

And there's a lot of obvious reasons for it. We've talked quite a bit about this.

28 warplanes from China invading Taiwan's air defense zone. You've got Russia doing these military drills off the western, three-hour-mouse west of Hawaii.

And then we've also had many conversations about the fourth turning and Thucydides trap.

Wondering if war is actually going to be coming here. But there are a lot of things we need to talk about to break down what's happening there and why we kind of have a problem.

You see, it seems like nationally we're more concerned with bickering about culture war issues than we are about paying attention to the food shortages that are affecting many different places in the country, the gasoline shortages in many local areas, the shortage of drivers.

And, I mean, well, that's pretty big as well as our foreign policy. But we get wrapped up in this stuff. And I think we're not necessarily innocent here on this show because we talk about stuff all the time.

But we're going to get into these very serious issues. We're also going to talk about some serious domestic issues too.

Major cities that seem to be falling apart. Oakland is apparently in a state of emergency or some kind of crisis they called it because it just chaos.

You get this video of these people storming in a flash mob in an even markets just stealing everything. So we're going to break down a lot of these topics, go through the news and talk about a lot of this.

But we have a really great guest with us today. We have a member of the Joe Biden administration, Darren Beatty.

Great to be here. Yeah. So you're in the Biden administration apparently. How's that going?

It's going well so far. I'm privileged to serve in the capacity of a member of the committee for the preservation of American heritage abroad. So I delivered the best wishes from the entire Biden team.

You can't joke, Joe couldn't make it. So you're actually one of Trump speech writers. I was. Yes.

So that's that's what I'm like, okay, so how should we introduce you and you're like actually I'm in the Biden administration. We all started busting out laughing.

That's funny. I wonder if like you went on any like left show like Democrat podcast or whatever they'd be like, oh, that's really great.

Oh, yes. No, it confused people on my Twitter bios. I just took it out.

They can get it. No, but it's true though, right? Like so, you know technically it would be true. So are you there until the next election or what?

It's a it's a three year rolling terms. So just like tacked you on to this administration. Well, it's an important. It's actually an important role. And typically it should be a bipartisan or at least nonpartisan role because it relates to preservation of special historical sites, including Holocaust sites and other and other important sites.

So it's not really a politically charged role. And so in that sense, you know, in theory, it shouldn't be a problem at all. Is that national and internationally? Yes. I mean, does that include our statues?

Oh, actually, that's a great question. And it could it could and it could include statues abroad as well. Yeah, they're being desecrated, you know, absolutely. No, it's a horrible thing to see. Yeah, right on man. Well, we were having some conversation about what it was like to be a Trump speech writer, but we'll get into this.

Right. And in the show, we got. Oh, hello everyone. Ian cross on over here. Daren, you said so you do these. What was the name of the organization that we do with the genocide stuff?

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