SHOCK Video: George W Bush ADMITS He's A War Criminal In Freudian Slip!

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"The first time I ever really listened to Kyle Kulinski’s show was in the back of a cab last summer. The driver had his phone hooked up through the stereo and was pumping out an episode through the car speakers - loudly, as if looking to convert a captive audience.
“Do you like Kyle Kulinski?”
The driver, Ahmed, was a recent immigrant and apparently a die-hard fan of Secular Talk, the political talk show that Kulinski broadcasts on KZbin. I told him, yes, in fact. I do like Kulinski, had come across his show several years ago, and, all things considered, he seemed pretty good.
“He understands what we’re up against,” Ahmed said. “Like Bernie.”
But I was surprised to hear Kulinski’s name mentioned in the same breath as Bernie Sanders, particularly with such adoration. Because what I did remember about Kulinski’s show struck me as mostly capital-P “progressive” takes on the news - the left wing of the Netroots crowd more than the democratic socialism Sanders has popularized.
It’s an impression that wasn’t entirely incorrect.
“I have no time for philosophical, airy bullshit,” Kulinski tells me from his home in Westchester, New York. “I don’t want to hear about Lenin. I don’t want to hear about Marx. I just want a super plainspoken, straightforward agenda with a straightforward way of selling it.”
With over 800,000 subscribers and nearly 670 million total views on KZbin, selling a progressive agenda is clearly something Kulinski knows how to do - even Democracy Now, the long-standing flagship of progressive media, cannot match his reach on the platform. Chapo Trap House can certainly boast a wildly devoted fan base (and a not insignificant degree of media influence), but their audience is roughly half the size of Kulinski’s.
While Secular Talk might be more likely to be looped in with the progressive networks around Air America and Pacifica alums like Sam Seder than the more resolutely socialist world, Kulinski’s fiery rhetoric, razor-sharp class instincts, and knack for withering takedowns sets him apart from his peers. Judging by his rhetoric alone, he’s closer to a Eugene Debs than a Chris Hayes.
But unlike Hayes, Amy Goodman, or his friend Cenk Uygur of The Young Turks - who began airing Secular Talk on his web network seven years ago - the thirty-two-year-old Kulinski is virtually invisible in the mainstream media. Despite his enormous fan base, his show has never once been mentioned in the obligatory trend pieces on “the Millennial Left” pumped out by the prestige media. Nor has Kulinski’s name ever popped up at all in the New York Times, Vox, the New Yorker, New York Magazine, or the Washington Post, despite his leading role in cofounding Justice Democrats, the organization widely credited with sweeping Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the rest of “the Squad” to power.
Just last week, his Wikipedia page was deleted. The reason? “There is very simply no [reliable source] coverage of this person,” according to one moderator. In new media, he’s king - the Sean Hannity of the Berniecrat left. In old media, he’s nobody.
I suspect there are a few reasons for that. There is nothing “cool” about Kulinski’s show. (As a friend put it, “‘Welcome to Secular Talk’ sounds like something you’d hear on Egyptian radio.”) His no-nonsense social-democratic politics won’t get him much cred with the Full Communism crowd. He records his show not in Brooklyn or Los Angeles, but in a studio he built himself in his modest Westchester home. His hair is too groomed and his taste in clothes too preppy to qualify as “Dirtbag Left.” Nor has he ever attended an n+1 release party. “Not only have I not attended one,” he says, “I have no idea what that means.”
And yet he’s astonishingly plugged-in for a young man in the suburbs. Wondering how Sanders ended up on the Joe Rogan Experience? Kulinski, a frequent guest on Rogan’s wildly popular show, introduced them. “You make the most sense to me,” Rogan told Kulinski on a recent episode. “You’re a normal person.”
Much like Sanders himself, Kulinski’s show has a massive audience that just doesn’t compute with our media’s understanding of “what the kids want” or even “what the left-wing kids want.”
It’s probably for the best - the very woke and very WASP-ish decorum haunting much of the media world is nowhere to be found in Secular Talk. “Corporate Democrats over-focus on identity as a trick to divert you from the issues that unite us all - class issues,” he said on a recent episode. “That Raytheon decided they don’t hate gays or trans people - frankly, I don’t really give a shit what their take on that is..."
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[@Rhidalgo789]

The fact that he doubled down after the slip and said "Iraq too" is incredible.

[@myka4337]

Dude was like “fuck it”

[@oficado58]

First one seemed like a revealing guilty conscience, second one was realizing that Russia invaded Iraq in the 80's and trying to cover the slip up.

[@357-swagnumultramagax9]

That’s what they get for picking such a smart puppet

[@samueljay4632]

@@oficado58 I can’t tell if you’re serious or mocking Bush’s stupidity, but the Soviets invaded Afghanistan, not Iraq.

[@jarrettlowery2802]

@@samueljay4632 the Soviets invaded Afghanistan in 75. They invaded Iraq in 82

[@KG9551]

Most amazing Freudian slip in political history

[@357-swagnumultramagax9]

Number 1 for sure

[@nxbis]

It quite literally is. Holy shite

[@KaiserMattTygore927]

We'll be talking about this one for eons to come. decades after Dubya finally dies.

[@thelonegerman2314]

Second Olny to Nixon Freudian slip Of JFK Assassination

[@abrahamlincoln937]

He literally accuses Putin of what he’s guilty of.

[@renlysotherlover294]

He’s not solely guilty of it the entirety of the democratic establishment voted to authorize that war along with the republicans

[@jpoeng]

Except Putin is actually worse, objectively. The US didn’t go in with an explicit motive for ethnic cleaning & likely genocide… After already perpetrating those from 1922 on…

[@youlikedyourowncomment5151]

Republican projection

[@samwindmill8264]

They're both guilty, moving on

[@akmal94ibrahim]

@@samwindmill8264 you say this, yet I see no sanctions of the US or banning of americans when US invaded Ukraine. Both are guilty, but while Putin is deservingly getting international condemnation, Bush is getting laughs and encouragement.

[@BC-Zeee]

Wow...I'm actually surprised that even his subconscious has somewhat of a guilty conscience. Love how he and everyone there just giggles like that war didn't kill thousands of innocent people and destabilize an entire region of the world for decades to come.

[@TheIndustrialRetrospective]

He does, he did paintings of Afghan/Iraq war vets for awhile. Conscience for the Americans that got killed at least.

[@psquare2260]

I felt the same way. I always felt Americans do not value the brown people's lives.

[@calmnsense]

George W. just like DJT rode their daddy's coattails to where they are. Neither one of them are impressive intellectually and wouldn't likely have ascended to the Presidency without their daddy giving them a HUGE leg up.

[@jeffreywillstewart]

Is nepotrocracy a thing? It seems to seep into every industry. With no conscience.

[@keithjones9943]

Thats a lie, why would you understate the number of civilians killed in that illegal and criminal war? Every statement he made from the beginning, was a projection of what his administration, and most all american administrations are, and have been. Starting with Rigged Stolen Elections through suppression, oppression, and violence around the world.

[@Artak091]

20 years later he finally admits it...

[@jthrowback]

This reminds me of when he joked at the press core dinner and said “I’m sure those WMDs are around here somewhere.” And the entire press that had been complicit in his lies laughed.

[@beachaddict7653]

I remember that... that was sickening.

[@JohnSmith-to5ow]

It's the insulation of being a super power.

[@nas84payne]

That was messed up.

[@hottleggs1]

Forgot about that

[@mattjazzfan2288]

If something like this happened in a movie, film critics would criticize it for being too obvious and on-the-nose lol

[@Odinsday]

Art truly does imitate life.

[@andreadamon2197]

That’s why I feel like that criticism is overly applied

[@dylanbuchanan6511]

I have the same thought. Reality is so dark and twisted it’s like an overly obvious satire

[@Democrities]

This is some Austin Powers type shit

[@jakfan09]

@@andreadamon2197 Same. When I hear that critique, I usually think, "Bitch have you not heard how people talk?".

[@Norms_Ghost]

That wasn’t a Freudian slip. That was a wholeass Freudian ball gown lmao

[@cezarcatalin1406]

A Freudian trombone

[@Dominency]

People laugh when they are nervous. It would be pretty awkward to hear such truth from such a slip.

[@thewizardsnow]

Yeah I was worried about that.

[@Anthonycheesman33]

And sometimes people laugh when they find things funny .

[@nikita-dh5je]

His father did the same thing at Gerald Ford's funeral when he referenced Ford serving on the Warren Commission and the lone nut assassin who killed JFK, then he had this nervous laugh as if he knew he was lying.

[@libertyblueskyes2564]

I think a shocked silence would be more appropriate.

[@lostspider343]

that didn't sound nervous at all i hope i'm wrong

[@macrosense]

The rule in American leadership is that no matter how bad you screw up, you do not have to be responsible for it.

[@p.t.4960]

Tell me where people behave better. The founding fathers knew that people who sought power were mostly corrupt wretches.

[@nataliemoon1512]

why do you think after so many childre's abuse covered up by priests, those leaders are on a pedestal

[@billkgeorge]

+ Police who shoot unarmed innocents, choke people to death & then walk away scott free

[@Dayonetheone]

He's rich, why would you expect the rich to claim any responsibility. He's family lineage is that of the Mayflower.

[@GSP-76]

Always nice to see someone admit what they are...even if by mistake.

[@cosmosofinfinity]

The things Bush says and does on purpose are what are the mistakes, and so were the millions of votes that went into electing him, twice

[@carlosarturofloresclaros4392]

the most offensive part of this video is the soulless US people in front of him laughing with him instead of booing him.

[@aliceslab]

its just the conservative side of this country that is soulless and cruel.

[@waltergrace565]

Huh, what are you talking about? He's a hero now. Been on the view, best buddies with Ellen and the Obamas.

[@Darloss9508]

@@aliceslab Biden and Obama are waaay better right? LOL what a tool...

[@jessewood3196]

@@aliceslab I don't know if that holds up. Yes, the conservatives are obvi that way. But the center-right/liberal part of the country is pretty cruel as well. But they do say the right platitudes, on a purely symbolic level - to justify why they deserve their new granite countertops.

[@Shark-hn4mv]

@@aliceslab, this is coming from a supporter of a party that controls and refuses to fix the murder rate in inner cities because it'd be politically inconvenient.

[@DavidLaneFox]

I like how they labeled it as a "gaff"

[@KG9551]

A gaff is sometimes defined as telling the truth by accident, so it is accurate, even if it does sugarcoat a bit 😁

[@DavidLaneFox]

@@KG9551 fair enough and good point. I think it is the way the general public receives the term gaff. Basically people act like you just had a brain fart and said you wanted to hold pickles when you told them hold the pickets.

[@kylelopez9640]

They’ve always known what they are and haven’t cared.

[@freddistenbrain8287]

To be fair to Mr. Bush, it must be hard for him to keep all the lies straight in his head. After all, he's not a very smart person.

[@Alexander_Grant]

It's dangerous to think these people aren't smart. One can be quite intelligent and still be an evil war criminal.

[@freddistenbrain8287]

@@Alexander_Grant Cheney was the intelligent evil one, Bush was more of a willing dupe. Both are war criminals .

[@waltergrace565]

He's got his good buddy Obama to help him out these days.

[@thesurvivorssanctuary6561]

@@Alexander_Grant Different areas of intelligence; no ethical or intrapersonal intelligence, and a severe lack of existential intelligence. Yet, OP did phrase that in a way as to imply that Bush Jr. is bad at the only thing he's good at _LYING._ I mean, he certainly does have the entire media apparatus doing everything it can to protect him from his mistakes, but still, those are some *BIG* lies to sit on!

[@seand.g423]

Gods... watch some "Enlightened Centrist" suit-piss-addicts un-fucking-ironically use that one!

[@hungrymikepencetd5686]

The saddest thing is the people in the audience even laughing at this.

[@markray6113]

DC brain worms

[@dipojones]

What did you expect from sociopaths and psychopaths ?

[@rachelsmith5643]

cold hearts

[@enigma-yu4jo]

That also blew my mind. I would expect everyone be silent like I was. I can’t believe he said that…

[@renlysotherlover294]

He is not solely to blame for Iraq. The whole of the country, the Democratic establishment, the media and the republicans all cheerleaded that war. Only a few protested but never forget the majority were in favor

[@lammyjammer6670]

I wouldn't say they were in favor. Everyone was led to believe there was evidence to support it when there clearly wasn't. I'd say people were deceived into that position. The "weapons of mass destruction" never materialized. If that evidence had been widely available (we're talking pre-social media internet here) I think the public's response would've been radically different. Back then, people took the news as gospel because there was infinitely more trust in it than there is now.

[@peterwuwei3297]

Bush was the DECIDER as someone pointed out to him a year into his term. He didn't know that before! Even when the intel agencies told the WH that they could not confirm that Saddam had WMDs. that was the story Bush and Cheney promoted to manufacture support for the war. So yes, he is to blame for a 20 year war that cost taxpayers more than $3T and 4500 dead soldiers and 2-3x that in wounded.

[@jeffandersen7397]

Rumsfeld and Cheney probably wanted it more than George, but he happily signed off on it. And then Colin Powell played Chicken Little and that sealed the deal

[@dmerls8571]

BS, Afghanistan was a popular war not Iraq. There was plenty of pushback from Democrats and especially liberal media. Bush/Cheney/Rumsfeld and other Republicans put on a fast moving charade of lies to promote the ill-advised war.

[@mercurialsilver5688]

True, but don’t forget the lies we were told to get into that war.

[@muttgooch]

"Does this Freudian slip make me look like a war criminal?"- George W. Bush, probably

[@adva501]

The devil has a funny way revealing the truth .

[@jhanalexander5377]

at least we know he's not a complete narcissist.

[@darkhorse381]

That would be Cheney. Bush strikes me as a useful idiot not an intentionally malicious guy

[@Hyperion_100]

When life is beyond parody

[@patpowers9210]

I would love to see Dubya on trial for his crimes in the Hague.

[@Kit-se3zs]

I would so love to see bad wealthy elites like him and Cheney humbled, in prison garb, on the stand (if that's how they do it at the Hague), bags under his eyes, hair unkempt, pleading guilty to war crimes, his wife and children in the room looking forlorn and humiliated.

[@mohammedraheef1415]

It amazes me that people don't even know about the Hague Invasion Act. It's the main reason why American war criminals are still alive and well.

[@Aboertmann]

Yep. If the ICC finds you guilty, U.S military force can be used to break you out of prison. It's insane

[@mohammedraheef1415]

@@Aboertmann Bringing western war criminals is already hard enough, but now its just put into law lol

[@markray6113]

The supposed leader of the free world btw lol

[@nas84payne]

@@Aboertmann Correct.

[@IblameBlame]

@@Aboertmann so it would be best for the guilty party to have some sort of unfortunate accident or fatal illness before that can happen.

[@tinasmith1391]

He's got Secret Service protection. He didn't slip, he's untouchable and he knows it.

[@Acanthophis]

I can't believe these people get security for life just because they were once president...like you aren't anymore.

[@bluehero-96]

If Americans grew a spine, politicians would quickly learn that no one is untouchable.

[@seand.g423]

@@bluehero-96 nah... I don't see it happening even _then..._ the obsession with so-fucking-called """""""""CiViLiTy"""""""" just runs too much deeper...

[@franciscandie8570]

Hits home when you know that some people in these numbers are your own friends.

[@akmal94ibrahim]

Yep. Innocent Iraqis getting killed senselessly. And americans wonder why arabs are mad at the US.

[@Cpre1111]

Exactly not all our troops lived. Some came back with PTSD, or maimed, never can work again

[@thewizardsnow]

It's crazy how they were able to laugh it off...

[@ByChoiceMuslim]

He literally admitted it. He said "Iraq too" and the Fu*** audience laughed.

[@wtfjesus8251]

Like "anaphylactic shock"....I will like to see the audience face(s), for the next few minutes, right after... 🤯

[@matt94alexander32]

This is glorious! So glad you picked up on it Kyle, I knew it wouldn’t pass you by.

[@BigSnipp]

Every media out reported this.

[@DrGoldfootPhD]

Regarding Kyle's final comment, W himself signed a law 20 years ago that is a specific "fuck you" to the ICC. The American Servicemembers Protection Act of 2002 authorizes military force to "liberate" any US citizen held by the ICC and to deny aid to any country that ratifies the ICC.

[@theblindbuildergrandminuti5648]

He can slip up like that and then admit the truth a little because there will be no consequences and he knows there will be no consequences so it for him it doesn’t matter it’s a slightly embarrassing

[@Masaru_kun]

He meant "Iraq 2", he didn't like the sequel but he was very into the original one featuring Kuwait

[@Longknife]

This isn't a "shock." Dubya was about this competent at speaking when he was president, too.

[@Conker187777]

To think of how he was considered an incompetent speaker compared to what we have now lol

[@KG9551]

Fool me twice… fool me can’t fool me again!

[@KG9551]

@@Conker187777 his orating incompetence was born from stupidity, Biden’s is born from dementia

[@Moonlight_Soyuz]

I hate when the real world satirizes itself.

[@paulwalsh2344]

I love it. Wish it didn't have to, but when it does... PRICELESS

[@RoccosVideos]

This was perfect. I bet he realized the similarities in the situations whether he’s willing to admit it to himself that he’s not much different from Putin.

[@waltergrace565]

Haha, that's what you're taking away from this? Wow, just wow. Astonishing.

[@bestofa.q.p.1840]

I don't really think it's fair, though. What Bush did was much, much worse.

[@andreadamon2197]

@@waltergrace565 What’s wrong with that take?

[@waltergrace565]

@@andreadamon2197 Uh, Iraq? Afghanistan? Ukraine? These things ain't the same. Not even close. At all.

[@andreadamon2197]

@@waltergrace565 Are you one of those people who pretend that Putin isn’t doing anything wrong?

[@JanusKastin]

Once you realize what a joke everything is, being the comedian is the only thing that makes sense.

[@BigSnipp]

Sure, take your cues from Joe Rogan.

[@bensondewalt8200]

Freudian confession.

[@Agent_orange187]

He knew. He’s always known. I’m happy to see it’s eating at his consciousness. He’ll burn in hell for this shit

[@midnightrambler8866]

If only hell existed.

[@seand.g423]

@@midnightrambler8866 _that's_ what you're focusing on? Not the implication that Dubya has a fucking _conscience???_

[@leanid2380]

It's also an admission that our own checks and balances have broken down, since that's a prerequisite for the president (and not Congress) to have declared war.

[@Anthonycheesman33]

This is like a Disney movie where the bad guy is under some short of spell and has to tell the truth lol .

[@alcidesprieto1967]

A wise fool once said "Fool me once, shame on...shame on you. Fool me ... you can't get fooled again."

[@pablogfmovil]

People giving Kyle crap for "repeating himself too much". He clearly is not doing it even enough. That laughing was a dark moment, geez

[@walteryellow3884]

That’s fucking bonkers. The laughing made my skin crawl. Nobody booed him? Rich people are fucking monsters. Does anyone remember the other huge bush fuck up? He literally said “sometimes money trumps peace.” I think the context was a journalist asked him why the US approves certain weapons deals.

[@sylviewalker7560]

George W. Bush being...George W. Bush

[@Vortex1988]

Imagine going to war for $7 trillion, so a few oil companies and defense contractors can make a couple hundred million dollars.....

[@wilcee238]

@Vortex1988 it wasn’t just about the money. Bush wanted to practice regime change and to use Iraq as a staging area to attack Iran.

[@billkgeorge]

Hundreds of billions.

[@Vortex1988]

@@billkgeorge Still way less than $7 trillion.

[@scurvy77777]

"I might have some new listeners." That's a good one.

[@SONOFABITCH]

Think about how many times this guy has heard, read and said the phrase "invasion of Iraq". It could be simply a matter of decades of repetition and him getting slightly spaced out for a second. It's truly crazy how short the American memory is. War criminal is now Cute Grandpa Who Took Up Painting. The audience's laughter is indeed as dark as it gets.

[@Joe--]

Nah, he said "Iraq too" He knows exactly what he's saying and believes Iraq was brutal & unjustified. EDIT: To be clear, I'm saying that it's more than just repetition. Agree with you on how absurd everything is.

[@margaretjohnson6259]

i've never forgiven bush/cheney/etc. and i never will. the usa commits too many war crimes.

[@CatsClaw44]

We know that you're trying to defend him and deflect but he also said "Iraq too."

[@SONOFABITCH]

@@Joe-- Rather odd way to defend a guy, by calling him a war criminal but go off I guess.

[@nas84payne]

Can’t forget his buddies Ellen DeGeneres and Michelle Obama.

[@g07denslicer]

Honestly, I would have laughed too. It was a funny twist! But then the realization would hit me, and that laugh would leave a bad aftertaste in my mouth.

[@markymarktheroro]

I remember we delivered 100 Ford Rangers to the Iraqi police around 2007. Their commander sold all of them within 24 hours and kept the money for himself. Nothing happened to him over that.

[@aznanimegob]

Well, if you were an Iraqi police commander, it'd be tough to decide between risking your life for the greater good or take that money and run away to a new safe life in another country

[@markymarktheroro]

@@aznanimegob he didn't leave. His corruption was simply accepted

[@erichmyles4481]

That went from a Freudian slip to a self snitch quick

[@StephenDeagle]

Feels like 2006.

[@marvintpandroid2213]

Who would have thought it, he knows.

[@youmonxintl]

Great job 👏 for picking it up.

[@professional.commentator]

"I looked the man (Putin) in the eye. I found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy. We had a very good dialogue. I was able to get a sense of his soul; a man deeply committed to his country and the best interests of his country." - George W. Bush That's Bush for you. And ironically there's no way someone like Putin has the best interests for his country. I mean look what he's done to the image of Russia. Same exact thing Bush did to the U.S.

[@trumpisaconfirmedcuck5840]

I was surprised by this. When he said Iraq and corrected to Ukraine I was thinking "Kyle that's too much, he was clearly thinking about Ukraine vs Iraq" as in one was justified but the other wasn't. But then when he said it again my jaw hit the floor.

[@itsjeff367]

Dude your name is solid 😂😂

[@trumpisaconfirmedcuck5840]

@@itsjeff367 hehehehe :)

[@Imatallguy1]

I don't usually see these things before Kyle shows me. This time I've been waiting for Kyle's video to drop.

[@andersoberg9887]

I think he was saying it as a joke because he slipped his words. He would never admit to how bad Iraq was

[@supershadow125]

When I heard this last night I could not stop laughing, it was bringing tears to my eyes.

[@eugeneimbangyorteza]

for a second there Bush is BASED

[@cageybee7221]

this is what is know as a "Fraudian" slip.

[@PatBrennan24]

WOW! I'm actually shocked...the whole "Iraq too" thing?!?!? holy shit

[@Cunnysmythe]

He joked about being a war criminal, holy Christ

[@wtfjesus8251]

A-moral things will always bite your ass, early or later.

[@Lord_TigerMan]

He didn’t joke he was telling the truth.

[@JCM311]

The laugh afterwards when he realized what he said lol

[@kyber452]

In the wise words of TJ Kirk: "A gaggle of coffin dodgers."

[@ThaTruFily]

Thanks for the Core Memory 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@StopCallingMeShirley1180]

I imagine he added that last bit cuz he’s well aware he’s untouchable at this point.

[@yusteryumeister4601]

I dont think so, hes a wierldy fundamentalist christian, so its possible that he's concerned gods gonna send him straight to hell for his foolish blunders. I really hope this is the case, i hope he spends every waking moment of his life quivering in fear that his god almightly is looming over him and judging him for his crimes

[@deanmd6727]

I feel sick to my stomach each time I watch this clip. The fact that someone can invade a foreign land, kill millions of people, waste trillions of dollars, get away with it, continue to profit off of it, admit it years later then laugh about it. Meanwhile there are people sitting in jail for selling weed 20 years ago.

[@ercrapa75]

Thanks Kyle! This should be spread like jam all over the news!!!

[@brimstonesulfur5013]

Never thought this would happen

[@doratheace]

Now imagine if an insurrection happens in another country and Trump talks about it, but his "Freudian slip" is the US.

[@Lord_Bibulous]

He knows what he did. He knows why he did it.

[@wtfjesus8251]

Yep!

[@realhuman2958]

I'm glad he knows he's a monster

[@jensboettiger5286]

The little “heh” at the end

[@sp4wn515]

In fairness to him (lol) he didn't say "Iraq too", he said "Iraq". I think we finally broke Bush, boys

[@MrLilfee]

He isn't a war criminal, that would be his tribe overlords. He's just a puppet/frontman.

[@talyahr3302]

He's both buddy

[@thewendigo5992]

Absolutely priceless

[@Liam-Carlson]

I didn’t even realize he said “Iraq too” damn

[@paulcooper8818]

He doesn't have a guilty conscience but quasi-subconsciously he is aware that many consider him to be a war criminal. I wouldn't say it weighs on him, but he thinks about it affecting his legacy.

[@jonasceelen6580]

Ok. Yes. Just remembering how much we were on the streets protesting those days 2003 and beyond all the way into Washington DC. Ehh. Busch already was into invading Iraq the day and before he got elected look at the war cabinet he picked in the first weeks after his nomination.

[@hansvandermeulen5515]

"Iraq too, anyway." Cue laughter from the audience....

[@Tightentron]

What the fuck is even a "George W. Bush Institute"????

[@liv4themoments]

I remember hearing on 1010 WINS radio back when I was in college (somewhere around 2010), where he said in a speech the invasion of Iraq was a mistake. Since that day I have never heard it on any newd clips or anything. Its not on KZbin or on any website I've ever found despite searching for it. Its like it was scrubbed from all records.

[@JumpyJoker18]

Tis a blessed day...

[@KD--sj8eo]

Well said Kyle.

[@ryanlengacher]

I always lose it when Kyle says Teee heeee heeee 😂 3:00

[@plastictouch6796]

the most insane part is like, how is Iraq even on his mind it was so long ago. This is the most legitimate Freudian slip I have ever seen. How deep must the contradictions been buried in his subconscious for this to come up.

[@paulwalsh2344]

Well the current situation in Ukraine probably brought up some old memories. I doubt he lost any sleep over the last 21 years over it.

[@thesurvivorssanctuary6561]

Dude, the public won't let him forget, and narcissists and evil people like "Dubya" externalize their conscience through projection. People like George W. Bush Jr. are constantly afraid some righteous mob of do-gooders will (mostly figuratively) strip them naked, put them on trial, and then execute them for their wrongdoing. It's just human nature, and how they survive knowing that they are bad; as well as how they keep their public and private masks in check. To quote the movie The Mask: "We become the masks we wear.", and that's why conservative politicians secretly: mock, fear, and despise, their constituency; because the conservative base is into: "Biblical punishment". "There ain't no rest for the wicked."

[@thesurvivorssanctuary6561]

@@paulwalsh2344 I doubt he lost any sleep for destroying people's lives, but I bet he lost plenty of sleep for the fear of what people would do to him if they found out who he truly is.

[@doctormatthattan]

I actually audibly gasped when I read the title of this video.

[@shadowprince4482]

Wow! Just wow!

[@dylanbuchanan6511]

“Iraq 2” Chilling.

[@barryallen871]

One man? I'm pretty sure it was Cheney and Rumsfeld that made the decision.

[@RichO1701e]

Saw this on BBC news site, here in the UK, then went straight to YT for Kyle's response! Absolute Freudian slip from one war criminal to another! Takes one to know one as they say

[@professorpancakes6545]

That's wild.

[@SteveLionProducer]

How do you live knowing there is a million deaths floating in your conscious in your name.

[@abuafifeh09]

That laughter is dark indeed!

[@tomimpala]

Aw this slip up makes me nostalgic

[@krazyknva78]

That wasn't a Freudian slip, that was a confession.

[@cjh.1920]

This is the most horrifying thing I’ve seen this year.

[@writetheroom]

Lol I actually made a video last month where I edited a Sean Hannity clip to make him call Bush a war criminal. Then Bush does the exact same thing irl

[@matthewmcferson7217]

Wow. This is almost unbelievable. He actually admitted it. 😲

[@khaledMohamed-tp4wx]

This hurts too much

[@mitch_edc]

Made my day!