And Another Thing with Dave · Dave Smith

#446 Unpacking U.S.- Israel Relations

October 9, 2025·34 min·3 clips
Dave describes Trump running to open doors for Netanyahu like a servant, questioning who really controls U.S. foreign policy.
1. And Another Thing with Dave, episode 446, covers US-Israel relations, international criminal accountability, and US manufacturing decline through an unscripted panel discussion. 2. The three voices are Dave (primary host), Porkchop (recurring co-host who leads the Zionist history segments), and Helitutor (recurring guest who asks clarifying questions and reacts to the hosts' claims). 3. The episode's core thesis is that US foreign and domestic policy is shaped by Zionist influence operating through the CIA, financial institutions, and political leverage over presidents. 4. The opening segment reacts to footage the hosts say shows Trump running to Netanyahu's car, opening a White House door for him, and pushing his chair in while Netanyahu signed a document described as transferring control of the Gaza Strip. 5. The hosts observe that Trump, standing 6'3", was visibly running behind Netanyahu, whom they estimate at 5'7", and describe the behavior as 'like a servant' and 'like a cuck.' 6. Porkchop states that the US funds universal college education, universal healthcare, a universal pension, and the Birthright Israel travel program for Israeli citizens and global Jewish diaspora, contrasting this with the absence of equivalent domestic support for veterans. 7. Porkchop distinguishes between Judaism as a religion and Zionism as a political ideology, stating that Theodor Herzl was an atheist and that anti-Semitism accusations are used to suppress inquiry into Israeli state actions. 8. The hosts discuss the 1967 attack on the USS Liberty, stating that Israel torpedoed the ship twice while it flew an American flag, killing 34 soldiers and wounding 174, and that Lyndon Johnson suppressed the incident. 9. Porkchop claims that Israel, the Mossad, and the CIA were all established within three years of each other around 1947 and argues these are not independent organizations. 10. Porkchop presents a claimed 1982 CBS interview in which a Mossad agent identified the agency's external name as 'Israeli Secret Intelligence Service,' with the acronym ISIS, which the co-hosts receive with shock. 11. The hosts connect the CIA-Mossad theory to the countries the US has fought since 9/11—Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Iraq, Iran—noting these are all Israel's neighbors. 12. Porkchop cites the Butler, Pennsylvania assassination attempt on Trump as a 'shot across the bow' warning, and draws a parallel to the 1981 Reagan shooting which preceded Bush Sr. becoming his running mate. 13. The hosts reference Jeffrey Epstein and Virginia Giuffre, with Giuffre's death characterized as suspicious and connected to Prince Andrew and Israeli intelligence networks. 14. Porkchop states that BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street together control 88 percent of the stock market and function as a cabal capable of insulating each other from financial consequences. 15. One host relays a claim from a Joe Rogan guest that a Biden White House advisor told an entrepreneur the US was moving toward having 'three or four companies run everything,' which the hosts compare to the plot of RoboCop. 16. Porkchop invokes the New World Order book attributed to Rockefeller (1986) and Bill Gates's TED Talk remarks on population reduction through vaccines as evidence of openly stated elite planning. 17. The episode's tone is conspiratorial and reactive, with hosts frequently interrupting each other, and Helitutor often voicing the shock of someone hearing these claims for the first time. 18. The format is a multi-person panel with no prepared research; claims are made from memory and personal experience rather than cited documents or primary sources. 19. Listeners interested in anti-establishment political commentary, US-Israel foreign policy skepticism, and globalist conspiracy frameworks will find this episode densely packed. 20. Listeners who require sourced claims, moderated debate, or historically vetted information will find the episode's methodology insufficient.

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A fast, combative listen that turns power politics into a live-wire argument.

This episode reads as a bruising, conspiratorial argument about power around Trump, Netanyahu, and the White House. It works best when it stays close to the speakers as they react in real time, correcting one another and pressing the point without sanding off the friction.

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