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All right, guys, welcome to the show. Once again, my name is Mac, aka GoodPolitikGuy. And if you missed the whole last week of shows, I've been covering for Kyle while he is out on vacation. But he is back tomorrow, and I happen to know on background for a fact that he has a big, wet, sloppy, juicy, beefy one for you guys tomorrow planned. I think that's probably how he would have described it. And in the meantime, for my last show here, I also have a big, wet, sloppy, juicy, beefy one here for you guys. A ton of stuff that I want to get to. We have the latest on Iran and Saudi Arabia, reports that Trump may be planning to attack Iran before the midterm elections or conveniently before the upcoming Israeli elections in late October, at the same time that the Houthis are continuing to pummel the shit out of Saudi Arabia right now. We had a Trump rally that descended into chaos with multiple different protests playing out. You're not going to want to miss that. We had Trump crashing out in a deranged Islamophobic rant over Abdul El-Sayed as he continues to dominate in the Michigan Senate election. We had Mike Huckabee losing his mind over Zoran Mamdani's October 7th tweet that he put out in a corresponding story that just dropped earlier today about one of his top aides in Israel that was basically altering and covering up reports from Israel in order to protect Benjamin Netanyahu. So absolutely unhinged stuff there. We also had a wild, wild corruption story involving Kimberly Guilfoyle, Trump's current ambassador to Greece where we have text messages of her basically begging behind the scenes from a top Trump donor to give her a hundred thousand dollars to make up money that she owed to American Express. So not going to want to miss that one. And we're also going to try to touch on RFK Jr.'s potentially multi hundred thousand dollar connection to the Russian plague outbreak that we talked about a couple of days ago. And then if we can get to it, there were some wild scenes out of Memphis at a city council meeting over data centers where borderline violence was breaking out. So with that being said, obviously off the top, remember to like, comment, subscribe, hit the notification bell. All of that good stuff really helps to support both Kyle's and my channels as well. I'm trying to work my way up to 150K right now. So all of that is deeply appreciated. Now with that very long intro out of the way, let's go ahead and jump into some of the latest. So here we have breaking.

First ground level footage shows massive smoke rising from inside King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, after Yemen's Houthis reportedly targeted the airport with ballistic missiles with Saudi Airlines aircraft appearing to have been destroyed in the incident. Air traffic at the airport has now been suspended while Air India has temporarily canceled Riyadh flights. And multiple other airlines as well, I've heard, have canceled their flights at the same time. I mean, obviously if the airport is under direct attack like that, probably a reasonable move to make, but they say Saudi Arabia says that debris from the incident and the missiles caused significant damage to facilities according to Roydus. And you can see it in the video down below here. This plane on the left looks like it's been completely obliterated, right? And there was reportedly damage to multiple other aircraft as well. And at the same time, that's not the only thing. We also have this here. Yemen's Houthis appeared to have struck Saudi Arabia's massive Abqaiq Oil Facility, the world's largest crude oil processing and stabilization facility, with huge flames and smoke reportedly seen from the site, which you can obviously see the before and after here, unless somebody led off a massive fart in the region. That's probably a successful Houthi strike that we're looking at. They say the facility is one of the most important parts of Saudi Arabia's oil system, with the 2019 attack on this facility knocking out around 5 million barrels per day. That's about 5% of global production. So massive and impactful strikes that we're seeing here from the Houthis, regardless of the fact that they have been getting pummeled by Saudi Arabia with hundreds and hundreds of airstrikes over the last couple of days, as the Saudis were panicking over the Houthi successful territorial gains down towards the Bab al-Mandeb Strait. Of course, the main reason that the Saudis are panicking right now is if the Houthis control the Bab al-Mandeb Strait and the Houthis are imposing a blockade of Saudi ships, which they are right now, then it means basically the Strait of Hormuz is under Iranian control and the Bab al-Mandeb Strait is under Houthi control, which means the only alternative route is for the Saudis to try to go north through the Suez Canal and then all the way through the Mediterranean Sea and around the entire coast of Africa, South Africa, and then out to the Asian markets, which is not a viable long-term thing for them to try to do. So the Saudis are in an absolutely horrible position from their perspective. And we also had this New York Times outlook in terms of the damages that were a result of some of these strikes.