Good evening. It's Wednesday, October 1st. Welcome to a new episode of System Update,

our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. Eastern, exclusively here on Rumble,

the free speech alternative to YouTube. Tonight, President Trump appeared at a gathering of senior U.S. military officials and commanders gathered from all over the world,

summoned by his secretary of war,

Pete Hegeseth, where Trump spoke openly of his intent to unleash the U.S. military on American

cities, explicitly saying that such cities should be used as, quote, a training ground for domestic

military operations. We'll examine what Trump really meant by that and what the implications of it

might be.

Then a federal district court judge in Massachusetts, appointed by one Ronald Reagan, so no left-wing

activist, he, issued one of the most scathing free speech rulings I think I've ever read in my life

when holding that the Trump administration is conducted what the court called a full frontal

assault on free speech rights by deporting or otherwise punishing non-citizens legally in the

United States for the crime of criticizing Israel, a topic that we've reported on at Lane.

Though the judicial decision employs somewhat, I guess, unjudicial rhetoric,

the holding of the decision is absolutely correct and more vital than ever. And then finally,

one of the most important sources of information that we have about the atrocities committed

by Israel and Gaza, aside from the Gaza and journalist whom the IDF has been systematically

eradicating,

are Western medical workers who have been volunteering there.

Masoud Ranguwalah is an emergency physician who just last month returned from a two-week

mission in Gaza.

He's one of those many medical workers,

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