Unconstitutional Military Merger Nobody in Congress Will Debate w/ Dennis Kucinich (The Duran)

Kucinich argues that this relationship should have been part of a new treaty, not part of an existing security act, and is therefore unconstitutional. No one voted for this. The big danger is the basic takeover of the US military, to use their equipment, and likely personnel, to fight in the Middle East. 

Time Stamps:

00:00:00 Introduction Dennis Kucinich joins The Duran
00:01:48 NDAA section 219 explained
00:03:08 Israel military budget could reach 1.5 trillion
00:04:18 Comparing the US Britain alliance in World War Two
00:06:43 Why this merger violates treaty law
00:07:52 Israeli leaders face ICC arrest warrants
00:09:55 Israel expanding conflict across the Middle East
00:11:00 Iran strikes and the attack on school children
00:13:32 How this undermines American democracy
00:16:23 American voters rejecting Israel policy
00:18:17 Historical pattern of backlash to war crimes
00:21:17 Merging militaries without firing a shot
00:24:48 Constitution commander in chief and unitary command
00:27:46 Rising militarization of American society and budget
00:29:22 Closing call to action contact Congress

[Posted at the SpookyWeather2 blog, July 5, 2026.]