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0:01Well, today is Monday,
0:04June 29th, and I am happy privileged to
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0:11Larry
0:12Johnson
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1:20news that is happening as well as the
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1:25that introduction,
1:26I give it to you, Larry. Go ahead.
1:29>> Well,
1:30thanks. I'll call you Dr. Z. Makes you
1:32sound like a character out of a James
1:34Bond film.
1:36>> [laughter]
1:38>> Happy to be Dr. Z.
1:41>> You know, the
1:42we've seen over the weekend the first
1:45open violation of the MOU by the United
1:48States.
1:49The way it's being played in the West as
1:51if trying to portray Iran as the
1:53violator, but that's absolutely not the
1:56case.
1:57Uh Iran
1:59um
2:00was in in the MOU granted authority
2:03for determining the safe passage of
2:06ships out of the Strait of Hormuz. Uh
2:08that's uh paragraph five of that
2:10document. Uh it's it's quite quite
2:13explicit. There there is no should be no
2:16no confusion about it
2:18uh whatsoever. Uh that
2:21uh when you when you look at the um
2:24uh when you look at the details that are
2:26contained
2:28it doesn't say that uh the Iran along
2:32with Oman or the other Gulf countries
2:35will come to agreement. It's just it's
2:38it's very very plain
2:40that it is Iran alone
2:43that has that authority under that MOU.
2:46And not even the United States asserts a
2:48a right to interfere in that decision.
2:52Iran's decision has been made based upon
2:54what's called the Persian Gulf Strait
2:56Authority protocols that were issued
2:59about four weeks ago.
3:00And in it it stipulated what the what
3:02procedures
3:04uh countries are supposed to follow that
3:05wanting to to bring ships uh through the
3:08strait.
3:09Uh
3:10last Friday
3:12uh the UK Maritime Trade Organization
3:16uh tried to sneak one through
3:19and encouraged a ship called the Ever
3:21Lovely
3:22uh to try to go through the strait.
3:25Um
3:27it Iran hit it with a drone.
3:29And in response to that, the United
3:32States decided that it was going to
3:35attack Iran. Now again
3:37there is not a one prohibition in the
3:41entire MOU
3:43against Iran acting against ships that
3:45are violating
3:47what Iran considers its territorial
3:49waters.
3:50And there's nothing in there is
3:51stipulating that United States has any
3:53right of enforcement. In fact, the only
3:56thing in the MOU that is stipulated is
3:59that the United States is going to stop
4:01attacking Iran and stop making threats
4:05against Iran.
4:07Well, the US violated both of those on
4:09Friday.
4:10Uh in
4:12in response to that, Iran carried out
4:14what I'll call a symbolic retaliation.
4:16It really was not significant
4:18militarily.
4:20And it turns out that what the US the US
4:23military attacks also were more symbolic
4:26than actually substantive in terms of
4:28really inflicting damage on Iran.
4:32This followed on Saturday by two more
4:34ships trying to transit the the strait
4:37along the Omani coast.
4:39And again, Iran intervening. One of the
4:42ships was accompanied by uh
4:44you know, so that US air escort. I don't
4:48know exactly how you can escort a ship
4:50that's going on 12
4:52knots per hour
4:53uh while the uh aircraft are flying at
4:56300 knots per hour, but you know,
4:59that's a that's a whole 'nother issue.
5:02But anyway,
5:03uh Iran fired on those ships
5:05and then in in the course of that uh
5:08launched an attack on the air base of
5:11the US naval air
5:14the the the headquarters for the US
5:16naval fleet in Bahrain, the fifth fleet.
5:20That led to another US
5:22air strikes against Iran.
5:24And Iran again retaliated by unleashing
5:27pretty heavy bombing and missile
5:30missile and drone strikes on an air base
5:33in Kuwait, the Al
5:34Al Ali Al Salem and then the Al Jaber
5:38air base in Bahrain.
5:40But there were no US aircraft uh based
5:43there.
5:44So,
5:45at that point you say, "What's going to
5:46happen next? Is the United States going
5:48to retaliate and escalate this?"
5:51The The US did not escalate. The US
5:54backed down.
5:56And I think there are a couple of
5:57reasons for it backing down. Number one,
5:59uh the United States is in the process
6:01of withdrawing its forces from the
6:03region.
6:05Now, one of the objectives in the
6:08creation of a new security architecture
6:11for the Persian Gulf is the removal of
6:14US military forces and US military bases
6:18from the Gulf countries.
6:20We are We are informed, I'd say reliably
6:24informed, uh thanks to the work of Dr.
6:27Z,
6:28that
6:29uh
6:30the the Saudis and the Qataris have both
6:33indicated to the United States that they
6:35should vacate uh any bases that they
6:38currently occupy or have personnel
6:40posted to uh within the next 9 to 10
6:43months.
6:44Now, the the base in Qatar at Al Udeid,
6:47uh it's it's What's noteworthy about
6:49that is really the main activity there
6:54was known as the Combined Air Operations
6:56Center, the CAOC.
6:58>> [snorts]
6:58>> Uh the CAOC, uh after the start of the
7:01war on February 28th, was hit.
7:05And it has subsequently been relocated
7:08to uh uh Shaw Air Force Base in South
7:12Carolina.
7:14So, the US, for all practical purposes,
7:18has actually pulled out of Al Udeid. The
7:22The number of personnel that used to be
7:24based there have been drawn drawn down
7:27substantially. I I would argue that what
7:29you have there really now is a token
7:31force, not a significant force. Uh the
7:35same can be said for US presence in
7:37Saudi Arabia.
7:39So, it it it is it's as the backdrop of
7:43this conflict between the United States
7:45and Iran.
7:46We are saying that there is while the
7:49United States has not declared that it's
7:51closing the Fifth Fleet headquarters or
7:54that it's closing Al Udeid or that it's
7:56going to completely withdraw from
7:59the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi
8:01Arabia.
8:02The practical reality is that they have
8:06the US has pulled out its its forces.
8:10So we are we're beginning to enter an
8:13era
8:14in which the Gulf era the Gulf countries
8:18will have to consider going forward
8:20without a protective umbrella from the
8:22United States but
8:24as they've seen over the course of the
8:27last four months
8:29this umbrella of the United States is
8:31not a protector.
8:33In fact, it's a magnet. A magnet
8:35[laughter] for missiles, a magnet for
8:37missiles and drones. And
8:40>> Yes, just the opposite.
8:41>> Yeah, the Saudis the Saudis and Qataris
8:44are going I don't think we like this
8:46anymore. So
8:48that
8:49that's that where we stand now is United
8:52States has requested talks.
8:54They're they're portraying it as you
8:55know
8:56Iran called us up and wants to talk in
8:58Doha so we'll go hear them out.
9:01Now
9:02it's the United States that wanted wants
9:05to meet. They're trying to keep this
9:08charade
9:09or sharade however you like to pronounce
9:11it of of an MOU going forward but I
9:15think there is growing
9:17political pressure inside Iran to walk
9:21away from it. Uh
9:23but we'll we'll see
9:25what pans out in the next couple of
9:27days.
9:29>> Well
9:30uh
9:31can I
9:32can I say
9:33uh
9:34what I know earlier or do you want to
9:36say some more?
9:37>> No, no, go ahead. Yes. Uh
9:38>> Well, Larry, thank thank you very much
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10:07Please understand the global audience to
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11:21the world. So, from what I know and I've
11:24shared this with Larry before we got
11:26here there has been a tremendous
11:28pressure on Iran to walk out. In fact,
11:31the first time uh
11:33the White House
11:34uh uh ordered strikes,
11:36Iran immediately said, "We're not going
11:39to be bound by the by the MOU that we
11:41signed after so much effort."
11:44But, there has been a tremendous effort
11:46by the Pakistanis who have played a very
11:49significant role. And through a
11:51character that not many people know,
11:54Mohsin Naqvi,
11:56uh who is an interior minister in
11:57Pakistan, uh people hear about uh Field
12:00Marshal Munir. Obviously, Munir has
12:02played played a very important part in
12:04all of this. People hear about Shahbaz
12:07Sharif, the Prime Minister, because he's
12:09the
12:10uh head of the government from that
12:12point of view. But, uh there is a
12:14character by the name of Mohsin Naqvi.
12:16Mohsin Naqvi,
12:18uh
12:19his
12:20his his son-in-law is the head of 40
12:23million Shias in Pakistan.
12:25Highly respected, highly highly regarded
12:28by the Shia community in Iran.
12:30So,
12:31he has been dispatched uh by Pakistan
12:34repeatedly and was dispatched very
12:36recently to have talks with with his
12:39Iranian counterparts,
12:41uh namely the head of IRGC, namely the
12:44uh the speaker of the parliament. These
12:46are all the powers to be. And and also
12:49the supreme leader,
12:51uh uh not as extensively because the
12:53supreme leader relies upon the council
12:55of these other people. And they have
12:57been advised to not walk out. And in
13:01fact, they are not going to walk out.
13:03They are going to slow walk this.
13:05Uh they are not going to say that, "Yes,
13:07we are walking out." or "No, we are not
13:09walking out." Uh we have announced in on
13:12this channel
13:13before that that they are going to have
13:16the Iranians are going to have a victory
13:18celebration
13:20of having obtained a strategic victory
13:23over the United States in the funeral
13:26procession that is going to be underway
13:29very soon where they are going to bury
13:31Ali Khamenei, the father of the present
13:34supreme leader in the holiest one of the
13:37holiest of
13:38of Shia Islamic sites uh in Mashhad.
13:43That is going to happen in the next
13:44couple of days. And there is going to be
13:46a delegation there from all over the
13:48world, but the most important delegation
13:51in terms of
13:52the negotiations with the United States
13:55would be the delegation that arrives
13:56from Pakistan. The Prime Minister, other
13:59heads of state, the field marshal who
14:02are going to be there ostensibly to join
14:05the funeral
14:07talks and so forth and and condolences.
14:10But they're going to have very important
14:12talks with the Iranian with the Iranian
14:14leadership. And it is it is
14:18something that I am privileged to
14:20provide to you as very
14:23valuable news. Uh this is not going to
14:26be
14:27uh
14:28felt in such in such a way immediately,
14:31but it is going to change the entire
14:34region from a geopolitical point of
14:36view. Saudi Arabia most importantly has
14:40been solidly behind Pakistan
14:43and urging Pakistan and Iran through
14:48through Pakistan that the time has come
14:50for the United States to
14:53get out of here.
14:55Literally get out of here.
14:56And we will see this happen in the next
14:586 to 9 months.
15:00Not only in Saudi Arabia,
15:03in Qatar in Oman
15:06and it is our expectation in Iran as
15:11well. In the UAE as well.
15:13Maybe a little bit later. Now, not known
15:16to the world, Pakistan has played a very
15:18important role in bringing Iran and and
15:22UAE together. There have been
15:25talks, some of them secret, between the
15:27foreign ministers of UAE and Iran. And
15:31the result of that that you can see is
15:33the resumption of air travel. Very
15:36significant.
15:38Very, very significant that Iran and UAE
15:42are going to have air travel between
15:44those two countries. But more important
15:46than that is that air travel will resume
15:49to Dubai. Dubai
15:52without air travel is nothing.
15:55It's a plastic city in the middle of a
15:57desert
15:59if there are no visitors there.
16:02So, the fact that that UAE and Iran can
16:06come together
16:07with Pakistan as a midwife making this
16:09happen is extraordinarily significant
16:12because it is going to change again the
16:15nature of the geopolitics in the nation
16:17in the nation in in the entire region.
16:20And in the world.
16:22Whatever Trump does now has absolutely
16:25no meaning at all.
16:27He can have his tantrums. He can make
16:29these strikes. They are pinpricks.
16:32And and they're not going to change the
16:34the outcome of what is what is about to
16:36happen.
16:38I bring it to you, Larry.
16:40>> Yeah, so
16:42uh this
16:43the the burial
16:45and the ceremony surrounding the
16:47internment
16:49of the Ayatollah Khamenei
16:52uh
16:53the late Ayatollah Khamenei
16:55will actually be
16:57uh a distraction
16:59um because as I understand it the
17:02the
17:03the ceremonies and the and observances
17:06will start
17:07uh around July 2nd.
17:10So, we're looking at Thursday.
17:12And will continue for at least
17:16a week
17:17uh to at least July July 9th, July 11th.
17:21So,
17:22the why why is that important? That
17:25because it's during that time that
17:27essentially
17:28uh
17:29Iran is not going to be engaged with the
17:32United States necessarily on any
17:35negotiating negotiation track.
17:39Iran will continue to enforce the
17:42protocols in the Strait of Hormuz.
17:46So, with along with those that
17:47enforcement comes the risk
17:50that the
17:52uh United States may again try to carry
17:54out attacks on Iran.
17:57And let's not forget that both between
17:59the United States and Mossad
18:01in Israel
18:03that they will continue to support and
18:05stir up Kurdish attacks
18:07against uh Iranian border uh police
18:11and border forces.
18:13Uh so, uh this will uh the the
18:17the West will do everything in its
18:19power, I believe, to make sure that the
18:22interment of the Ayatollah is not a
18:25peaceful
18:26uh quiet event. There will be attempts
18:29to disrupt it from the outside.
18:32The um
18:34the
18:36the
18:37the other sort of there two other issues
18:41that are going to become potentially uh
18:43salient.
18:44One is the appearance
18:47that um
18:49Saudi Arabia is getting ready to engage
18:52uh the uh Houthis. That's That's how the
18:54media is portraying it. But, the fact of
18:56the matter is
18:58uh this is more of a Saudi
19:00confrontation with the United Arab
19:02Emirate
19:03and the faction that the Emiratis
19:05support in Yemen
19:07as opposed to the faction that the
19:09Saudis uh support. So, the gathering of
19:13Saudi forces on the border with Yemen
19:16has has more to do with
19:19uh the United Arab Emirates, less to do
19:21with the Houthis. That said, the Houthis
19:24have activated uh and
19:28organized a potential response force.
19:32Uh that they've
19:34uh sort of called up their reserves.
19:36So, that the
19:38there is there is a always a possibility
19:40that
19:41uh there could be a renewal of conflict
19:44in the the outbreak of the civil war in
19:47Yemen.
19:49Uh if it remains confined to United Arab
19:52Emirates versus the Saudis, that will
19:54not disrupt the peace process.
19:57If in fact it
19:59puts a re-ignites the strains between
20:02the Saudis and Iran, yes,
20:05that would that would be a direct
20:06challenge that uh Pakistan would be
20:10uh you know, trying to contain.
20:12Because that could that could derail the
20:15entire MOU process and peace process.
20:19So,
20:20uh
20:20it is a it is a volatile situation.
20:25The
20:26um we did also have the
20:28the action by the Supreme Council
20:31uh yesterday in Iran.
20:34That should not be ignored or taken
20:35lightly.
20:37Uh over over two-thirds of the members
20:40of that uh Supreme Council, it's a
20:42religious council,
20:44uh but uh they basically uh
20:47put the
20:49uh Araghchi and Gallibaf on notice
20:52that the terms of the MOU are to be
20:56strictly adhered to and that if the
20:58United States refuses to adhere to it,
21:01that uh the the Iranian officials should
21:05take appropriate action up to and
21:06including withdrawing from the process.
21:09So, again, that is another factor that
21:12has entered into
21:13the equation.
21:19>> You went silent.
21:21>> Say what?
21:22>> I
21:22I I you had gotten silent. I thought
21:25that maybe you you went on mute.
21:27>> Yeah, no, no. I so I I finished what I
21:29had to say on that.
21:30>> Okay, okay. Well, that's a very, very
21:32valuable analysis that Jerry and what I
21:35have to add to that
21:37based on my perspective and my contacts
21:40and so forth.
21:41And the privilege I have to some of the
21:45information that is that does not
21:47you know
21:48purple that does not come to the surface
21:50is that Pakistan has been
21:54extraordinarily
21:56engaged while the world is looking at
21:59all this chaos. Uh
22:02particularly with Mosin Naqvi
22:04who is highly respected.
22:06Not to mention that
22:09Field Marshal and Asim Munir Field
22:12Marshal Asim Munir and Shehbaz Sharif
22:14have been equally in touch with the
22:16Saudi with the Iranian leadership.
22:18Nothing is going to happen until
22:21Ali Khamenei is interred in Mashhad.
22:24Nothing significant is going to happen.
22:27I can assure you of that based upon
22:29everything I know.
22:30I'm not God. I'm not Nostradamus. I
22:33cannot predict the future, but this is
22:35what I know.
22:36I know that they do not plan on doing
22:39any such thing. I also know that the
22:42United
22:43that Saudi Arabia is really, really
22:48pissed at at Trump.
22:51K S
22:52MBS is pissed at Trump and MBS wants
22:55Trump out out of Saudi Arabia. And
22:58Pakistan is holding Saudi Arabia's hands
23:01and will make this transition happen.
23:04This is going to happen. This is not
23:06something that will be patched up again.
23:09This is going to happen. And when that
23:11happens,
23:12Saudi Arabia being the heavyweight in
23:14the region from a financial point of
23:16view is going to impact Qatar, impact
23:20impact Oman,
23:21impact UAE also.
23:24With Pakistan emerging as the muscle and
23:28both of them now
23:29intricately bound in this defense
23:32agreement which has a NATO-type clause
23:35in it,
23:36which has become more and more stronger.
23:39There is going to be
23:41a realignment,
23:43geopolitical realignment in that part of
23:46the world which will
23:48absolutely, without doubt, impact us in
23:51the West.
23:53Now, how it impacts from a financial
23:55standpoint because this is something
23:56that I know a few things about having
23:59been in
24:00part of the post
24:02uh
24:03you know,
24:04World War II arrangements that that came
24:06into place,
24:07Bretton Woods.
24:09US is going to have great difficulty
24:11dealing with its $40 trillion in debt.
24:14Great difficulty.
24:18And having Iran emerge as a regional
24:21power in that in that region with other
24:25Central Asian countries joining in,
24:28such as Azerbaijan, such as Turkey,
24:31such as such as Egypt is going to make
24:35that
24:36a very significant
24:38part of the world, particularly because
24:41because China
24:44is standing right behind it.
24:48The world is not going to be the same 5
24:50years from today as it as we know
24:53it now and as we have known it uh, for
24:55the last 40 years.
24:58I bring it back to you there.
24:59>> Well, I I I I think one of the
25:02one of the central issues with respect
25:04to the control of the Strait of Hormuz
25:07is the global economic impact.
25:10So,
25:12for starters,
25:14the we're now entering the fifth month
25:17with basically the effective closure of
25:20the Strait or very very limited traffic
25:23in the Strait.
25:25Uh,
25:26much of the focus is has been on oil.
25:29And oil is a significant consideration
25:32in terms of
25:34losing 20% of the global supply.
25:37And there are there are a lot of uh,
25:39stories circulating claiming that there
25:41has been smuggling of oil. That that I I
25:44I I think these are a delusional
25:48people.
25:49Uh, because the actual
25:51wells
25:53uh, in in the Gulf Arab countries were
25:55damaged in many cases. And so it's just
25:58not a simple matter of flipping an on
26:00switch and having it flow out.
26:02But when you look at the
26:04uh, the shortages that were imposed as
26:06well from the loss
26:08of helium and that's estimated
26:10you know, I've seen estimates ranging
26:12from
26:13uh, 33% to 44% of the global supply.
26:18Uh,
26:18and as a result of that the price of
26:20helium is more than doubled.
26:22And helium is a critical
26:25component in the production of computer
26:28chips.
26:29So, basically if you have less
26:32reduced supply of helium,
26:34that means you're going to have a
26:35reduced supply of computer chips,
26:38which means the price for those computer
26:41chips
26:42is going to go up,
26:44not down. And we have already seen that
26:47with Apple announcing
26:49that
26:50uh, its top
26:52iPhone
26:53the Mac I Apple 17 Max Pro
26:58uh that that's going to cost upwards of
27:00$200
27:02more than normal.
27:04Uh and that for the MacBook Pro at the
27:07top line
27:09uh $300 more. That's just from the cost
27:12of that uh helium.
27:14Similar effects with uh sulfur
27:17and sulfur is used both in the
27:19production
27:20of fertilizer, but it's also used in the
27:22production of uh you know, metal
27:24processing.
27:26Uh and and again, the cost on that
27:28doubled.
27:29Uh and and the same with urea.
27:31So, what we're what we're looking at is
27:34a global
27:35economic shock of higher inflation.
27:39Inflation caused because these critical
27:42commodities are now available, but only
27:45at a higher price and that higher price
27:48is driven primarily by scarcity.
27:51Not by uh
27:54growing demand for sake, but the
27:56combination of less supply
27:59equal or increasing demand is a recipe
28:03that you're going to have an
28:04inflationary shock that will go around
28:06the world.
28:07Uh and then with respect to the United
28:09States,
28:10uh it is running on literally running on
28:13empty when it comes to the choice
28:16between diesel fuel and jet fuel.
28:19Uh the the odds are high that the United
28:22States may face a real crisis on that
28:24front within the next three to four
28:26weeks. That was one of the reasons why
28:28Trump wanted to get the Strait of Hormuz
28:31open so quickly under the MOU.
28:33But what Iran has been doing is instead
28:36of shipp- they're not shipping oil to
28:38the United States. The Iran's oil is
28:40going to China and to other countries in
28:42Asia.
28:43Uh to Singapore
28:45to South Korea
28:47uh in India as well.
28:49And uh the instead of selling it for
28:53dollars
28:54they're selling it in May and accepting
28:56payment in Chinese currency.
28:58So, what what we're seeing is the
29:00continued emergence of this new world
29:02order
29:03a new world economic order that is going
29:06to be accompanied by a new world
29:09political and military order uh in the
29:12Persian Gulf.
29:15>> I could not have said it better, uh
29:16Larry. I could not have said it better.
29:18And
29:19I just want to add one thing, that China
29:22is standing right behind that, providing
29:25all the support that it needs to provide
29:29for everybody to know that this is
29:31backed not only by the political moves
29:35that are taking place, which uh some
29:37people can see and some cannot, uh but
29:40also by the
29:43by the commercial might and by the
29:45industrial might
29:47and by the military might of China.
29:50>> Yeah.
29:50>> I mean, not as a hegemon, not replacing
29:52the US as a hegemon, but replacing the
29:54US as a net provider of security
29:59uh in the face of Pakistan.
30:02>> Right.
30:02>> Which it has it has done.
30:04So,
30:06I think we covered a lot and I thank you
30:09very much for for your
30:12Monday session as as we had now have
30:15made it uh
30:17a a regular feature of our transition
30:19protocol. Uh tomorrow we will have Pepe
30:23Escobar uh take up this uh conversation.
30:27And on Wednesday we will have a joint
30:29session between Pepe and Larry and
30:32myself. And we we thank you for your
30:35support. Our last joint session, I just
30:38was informed, has crossed 300,000 views
30:41worldwide and and that is just very
30:44you know reassuring to us that there is
30:47an appetite for this kind of news. So I
30:51>> and before we leave, just hit that like
30:53and subscribe button. Uh
30:56put a smile on Dr. Z's face, please.
30:58>> [laughter]
30:59>> Thank you very very much. Thank you for
31:02everything.
31:02>> Yeah, yeah, just just don't
31:05I'm going to hit stop right now. So just
31:07one

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