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“And I'm going to say now what I said at the beginning of this war. You will not win against Iran without a ground force invasion”
On the record · Updated October 1, 2026
host, relaying Emily Moreno's allegations
15 things Tim Pool said, verbatim, from July 22, 2026 to September 30, 2026, each linked to where it ran. Grouped by the story each one belongs to.
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In their own words
“And I'm going to say now what I said at the beginning of this war. You will not win against Iran without a ground force invasion”
In their own words
“I will tell you this, a military draft will be the fastest way to rip the United States to shreds, I say.”
on fears a military draft would follow escalation in the Iran war
In their own words
“The Republicans have not been offering anything to the American people. They're not explaining how they're gonna how they're going to get costs down.”
on Republicans lacking a plan to lower costs amid the $5,000 dividend debate
In their own words
“The Republicans have not been offering anything to the American people. They're not explaining how they're gonna how they're going to get costs down. They're not explaining how they're gonna end this quagmire.”
on Republicans lacking a plan to cut costs or end the war
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“Emily Moreno alleges that Miller pointed a gun at her head, threw scalding hot water at her, pushed her into a wall, and fractured their daughter's collarbone.”
on abuse allegations against Miller including a gun threat and child injury
In their own words
“The end result, however, which is widely acknowledged by these companies, by the politicians, any AI built by the United States or by China will collaborate against all of humanity. So, why are we doing it?”
In their own words
“What I can say is we're seeing massive turnout from Democrats, which is interesting and does not bode well for the Republicans.”
In their own words
“But that being said, AOC does seem to be a top contender for 2028. Maybe as a VP. I don't know about running as a president because you got the whole she's a woman thing.”
on speculation AOC could run as vice president in 2028
In their own words
“The progressive candidate in Michigan has defeated the establishment Democrat, and this is great news for Donald Trump. Indeed, there's two metrics by which we are tracking this is actually bad news for the Democratic Party, good news for the Republican and for Donald Trump moving forward.”
In their own words
“If the Democrats do win, it will be marginal. They will not have the power to stop most of what Trump wants to do. And even if they win, even if that is the case, the strongest of Trump's critics are gone.”
on Democrats' chances and limits in the midterm elections
In their own words
“It's no longer about convincing people to cast a vote for an ideological position or a policy position. Now it's just about maximizing the mechanisms in your favor”
on electoral strategy shifting from ideology to systemic advantage
In their own words
“it would be responsible of Republicans to challenge whether or not these are legitimate accusations, whether they actually have real credibility, not like some of the wack-aloon accusations we've seen in the past”
on allegations against Rep. Max Miller
In their own words
“The willful disregard for norms and decorum, the willful disregard for the Constitution, and the intentional lawfare against anyone who spoke out against people like this, like Jack Smith, who is a deeply evil man.”
In their own words
“Now leftists are apoplectic. They're saying it's conservatives that are doing this to us, but in fact, when you take a look at the details, this is the expansion of Islam.”
on Hamtramck's pride flag ban seen as an expansion of Islam's influence
In their own words
“What right do private corporations have to public access above us? For what reason are you not allowed in the White House? Who qualifies these corporations as the press? No one.”
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