Protocol 38 begins with (00:01) Judah welcoming Guy Goldstein and Golan Ramraz, thanking a listener for a five-star Apple review, and pushing everyone to search "Elders of Zionism" on Google, followed by a detour through Judah's dog, the yogurt diet, and a vet who never offers a compliment (00:50). The news opens at (05:52) with the Friday-afternoon story dump in Israeli politics and the claim that Netanyahu was warned about October 7th. Golan lays out how a dubious claim gets laundered through Human Rights Watch, Doctors Without Borders, the UN and eventually an Oscar-winning film until nobody has to cite the original source (07:14), and Guy extends it to AI search results, where influence laundering becomes truth laundering (10:34). They cover the Guardian fact-checking the BBC on its count of journalists killed in Gaza (11:37), the Egyptian and UAE warning stories (13:05), and the "McLamore to Tor Gaza 2027" joke episode followed by an announced free Palestine tour, which Golan argues was arranged well in advance (14:24). Judah explains that YouTube pulled the previous episode and, for the first time in roughly 75 pulled episodes across his shows, supplied a timestamp citing hate speech (17:00), and the three trade platform ban stories, from Guy's lifetime Fiverr ban to Golan's unactioned reports and the Whitney Cummings flag on Truth Social (19:12). The conversation turns to the Netherlands searching Israeli travelers over goods from Judea, Samaria and the Golan Heights (23:12), and Guy ties the wave of sanctions to the erosion of equality under God and liberal democracy (25:09). After a lighter aside about a family banned from an airline over a large Indian meal (26:53), Golan argues that "genocide" has become a political conclusion rather than a legal one, with the ICJ case still undecided (28:31), Guy roots due process and the presumption of innocence in the Judeo-Christian foundation of the West (30:48), and Judah lands the beta-test framing: Jews are the test case for what comes next for everyone else (33:49). The second half moves to the UK, where a former Hamas bodyguard received citizenship and was later caught organizing weapons caches on the continent through Israeli and German intelligence rather than British services (34:19), then to the foiled plot near a US air base housing strategic bombers, reportedly spotted by a local farmer, and why the story is getting so little coverage on the left or the right (41:58 to 47:56). Gillian Anderson is attacked for mentioning Sudan without mentioning Gaza (49:20), and Guy points out that the Gaza ceasefire began a year ago while the UN General Assembly is still litigating a war that ended (51:36). Judah raises Tucker Carlson's claim not to be fixated on Jews (52:43), Golan and Guy discuss the Dutch student who allegedly identified himself in October 7th footage (53:35), and Judah closes the news by launching a recurring "Capo of the Week" segment (56:07). The episode ends on a serious note as Guy reflects on Holocaust survivor families saying they are glad their parents did not live to see this (59:04), and Golan reminds everyone that the difference from 1938 is the existence of Israel (1:01:19).
Protocol 38 begins with (00:01) Judah welcoming Guy Goldstein and Golan Ramraz, thanking a listener for a five-star Apple review, and pushing everyone to search "Elders of Zionism" on Google, followed by a detour through Judah's dog, the yogurt diet, and a vet who never offers a compliment (00:50). The news opens at (05:52) with the Friday-afternoon story dump in Israeli politics and the claim that Netanyahu was warned about October 7th. Golan lays out how a dubious claim gets laundered through Human Rights Watch, Doctors Without Borders, the UN and eventually an Oscar-winning film until nobody has to cite the original source (07:14), and Guy extends it to AI search results, where influence laundering becomes truth laundering (10:34). They cover the Guardian fact-checking the BBC on its count of journalists killed in Gaza (11:37), the Egyptian and UAE warning stories (13:05), and the "McLamore to Tor Gaza 2027" joke episode followed by an announced free Palestine tour, which Golan argues was arranged well in advance (14:24). Judah explains that YouTube pulled the previous episode and, for the first time in roughly 75 pulled episodes across his shows, supplied a timestamp citing hate speech (17:00), and the three trade platform ban stories, from Guy's lifetime Fiverr ban to Golan's unactioned reports and the Whitney Cummings flag on Truth Social (19:12). The conversation turns to the Netherlands searching Israeli travelers over goods from Judea, Samaria and the Golan Heights (23:12), and Guy ties the wave of sanctions to the erosion of equality under God and liberal democracy (25:09). After a lighter aside about a family banned from an airline over a large Indian meal (26:53), Golan argues that "genocide" has become a political conclusion rather than a legal one, with the ICJ case still undecided (28:31), Guy roots due process and the presumption of innocence in the Judeo-Christian foundation of the West (30:48), and Judah lands the beta-test framing: Jews are the test case for what comes next for everyone else (33:49). The second half moves to the UK, where a former Hamas bodyguard received citizenship and was later caught organizing weapons caches on the continent through Israeli and German intelligence rather than British services (34:19), then to the foiled plot near a US air base housing strategic bombers, reportedly spotted by a local farmer, and why the story is getting so little coverage on the left or the right (41:58 to 47:56). Gillian Anderson is attacked for mentioning Sudan without mentioning Gaza (49:20), and Guy points out that the Gaza ceasefire began a year ago while the UN General Assembly is still litigating a war that ended (51:36). Judah raises Tucker Carlson's claim not to be fixated on Jews (52:43), Golan and Guy discuss the Dutch student who allegedly identified himself in October 7th footage (53:35), and Judah closes the news by launching a recurring "Capo of the Week" segment (56:07). The episode ends on a serious note as Guy reflects on Holocaust survivor families saying they are glad their parents did not live to see this (59:04), and Golan reminds everyone that the difference from 1938 is the existence of Israel (1:01:19).