Using free speech to free minds. You're listening to the David Knight Show.
As a clock strikes thirteen, it's Monday, the twelfth of February, year
of our Lord, twenty twenty four. Well, today we're going to take
a look at the Stupor Bowl. And I call him that because as that
pageant was unfolding and everybody was so concerned about that and the celebrities, and
you had the Senate meeting to spend even more money on war, nothing of
course on the border, keep the invasion going. It reminded me of the
lyrics from a Chicago song While the city sleeps, men are scheming new ways
to kill us and tell us dirty lies, and of course a rob us
on the way to that. So today we're going to begin focus a lot
on the pageants of sports and politics. And it's all a big play,
isn't it. And it's a hashtag was super Bowl massacre? We'll be right
back. Yeah, what was trending on Twitter last night was a Super Bowl
massacre and as a hashtag, and what it was is as we were having
our little celebration and what is going on with Taylor Swift and her boyfriend there
were Twitter videos of a new assault on another city in Gaza, the dead
babies, mutilated bodies, all the rest of that. While we're celebrating with
this silly game, and it is such a silly game, obscene amounts of
money, and of course we get hit for billions of dollars to build these
stadiums. There's one going in in Tennessee so that these multi billionaires teams and
there are millionaire players can play a boys sport. And so that was what
was happening as a Senate yesterday passed a plmonary vote on a ninety five billion
dollar aid package for more war, more war in Ukraine, more war in
Israel. And this is just like the way they passed the Federal Reserve Act.
You know, I'm doing it on Christmas, break that type of thing
so people won't notice. Does anybody notice? Does anybody care? Everybody's talking
about the Super Bowl over time and sudden death? Do they care about the
sudden death that is being brought around the world by America and its allies,
and how we pay for that and support that, and how they use that
to rob us to pay for this murder and death. The bill was supposed
to be a bit bigger at one hundred and eighteen billion dollars, but they
trimmed it down a little bit. They're so fiscally responsible, aren't they.
Isn't that great? Well, you know, we were going to ask you
for one hundred and eighteen billion dollars that we don't have, but now we're
going to only ask you for ninety six billion that we don't have. How
about that. Look at all the money we saved, look at what we
cut. That's the way they talk about this kind of stuff. And of
course there's no offsets to anything. There's no offsets. As Speaker Johnson was
saying, well, we're going to give money to Israel, but we're going
to cut the IRS budget. No, they didn't didn't do any of that,
not in this bill. As a matter of fact, they're creating ANRS
army. As I pointed out last week, this high idea that this is
going to be coming after complicated corporations and people making more than four hundred thousand
dollars a year, that's not true. And the people like Taylor Swift and
her boyfriend will have more than enough lawyers that they can hire to handle all
this stuff. No, it'll go after the small businesses again, always does
small businesses, farms, that type of thing. Oh, look at all
the money coming through your thing. Yeah, but I don't keep any Oh
it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. And so they're creating a massive IRS
army to make sure that we own nothing. They're going to grow the IRS
by a factor of seven. Vast majority of it's going to be agents involved
in enforcement. But there's no interest in cutting that back. There's no interest
in doing anything to stop the invasion of our country. Instead, we're going
to go one hundred billion dollars in debt. Ukraine gets most of it valued
at sixty one billion. Israel we'll get fourteen billion, but again no corresponding
cut to the IRS, as Mike Johnson was starting to talk about. And
that's on top of their annual funding that has already been baked into the cake.
As Wine Press points out, that's really what they do every year.
Taiwan gets another four point eight billion. We're hoping we can have a war
with China. That'd be great for military industrial complex profits. These guys are
never going to go fight any of it. So, you know, rich
Man's war, poor man's fight always and then and then this this is how
they pull it back. Well, you know, we know that we're funding
all these wars and we're creating humanitarian crises everywhere, massive amounts of civilian to
death. But we're setting aside nine billion dollars for humanitarian assistance to civilians and
Gayza in the West Bank and Ukraine and others in different conflict zones around the
world, around the world. So it's not really for those two areas necessarily,
and who knows what's going to happen. I mean, you're going to
give nine billion dollars, how many billions of dollars are you going to give
for civilian humanitarian assistance to Ukraine? Where's that going to go straight into the
pockets of Zelenski? And of course, with all the bravado about how they're
going to win this war and all the rest of it, he just changed
out as commander. And so if you don't do that, if you're winning
a war, these are acts of desperation. The funding is act of desperation
as well, and we should be paying attention to this. Chuck Schumer says,
this bill is essential for our national security, for the security of our
friends in Ukraine. Well, what about that? Is he a friend to
the US. You're not going to find any friends to the US in Washington,
d C. You may find one or two people who will speak up
against this at the peril of their career. People like Chip roy or Thomas
Massey will push back against this, and they'll be called antisemitic for pushing back
against any of this stuff. But for the most part, all of them
are feathering their nests. They are funding death suffering in war around the world
with your money, while they do everything they can to destroy US with an
I arrest. It is seven times bigger and a border that has collapsed.
The Daily Caller said. One border agent had harsh words for the people in
DC said, now I've seen more of it, I can respectively say,
go f themselves. He said, you want to shut this down, it's
real easy. Just team up the Department of Defense with DHS and let us
enforce it like we're supposed to. By the way, my anger and frustration
with Trump the president after Trump the campaigner in twenty sixteen, and so what
he said to he was going to end these wars, We'll end him,
bring the troops home, use him to do the boarder. You've heard me
say that so many times, and I've been saying it since the beginning of
twenty seventeen, where he claimed that he couldn't do anything about the border.
And it's interesting now to see the Republicans say, well, Biden is using
that same line. I can't do anything with the border unless I get the
help of the Republican Congress. Trump said, I can't do anything with the
border unless I get the help of the Democrats in Congress. And exactly the
same situation, Trump had control of the Republicans had control of the Senate,
Democrats had controlled the House. The opposite party had control of the Senate.
I had control of the House, but his party had control of the Senate.
Now Biden is in the same situation. His party has control of the
Senate but not of the House, and he says he can't get anything done,
and they're all heaping scoring on him, saying he can get something,
he can do this everybody is saying that. RFK Junior is saying it.
All the Republicans are saying it, and they're right. They would never say
that about Trump, would they. You See, that's the difference. You
want to know the difference between Trump and Biden. It's just partisan politics because
they all lie to us. They all tell us the same lies. They
all keep the same issues going forever, the same war is going forever.
Biden didn't in the Afghanistan war. The Afghans did. It was chaotic because
he got thrown out. You don't leave like that if you were winning a
war. And they could have left at any time the last couple of decades.
They could have left at any time during Trump's administration. So why criticized
Biden for that? Well, he certainly deserves criticism for that because he didn't
entity. He got thrown out and people died because of that. Many people
did disorderly retreat, and they had plenty of time to do it the right
way. Nobody chose to do it that way. They never had any plans
for leaving, None of these candidates, Republican or Democrat. And of course
they had no plans ever, and they still don't defending the border. They
just play this partisan game every election. At least, the Democrats are going
to tell you what they're going to do. That's why I think I'm beginning
to think that they're not as dangerous as the Republicans, even though they're full
on Marxists who want to destroy this country. The Republicans will tell you they're
going to stop them, and they do nothing. As a matter of fact,
they join with them secretly. That's the problem with the Republicans, and
it always has been that way. Democrats will tell you that they're going to
destroy your life. Republicans will tell you they're going to stop the Democrats,
and they wind up aiding them, as they do here. So Mitch McConnell
the exhibit a tidd those who said would disagree with US global interests being born
American leadership and lament international commitments. Mcconnald said, it's audi work for idle
minds. It has no place in the United States Senate. American leadership matters,
and it is in question. And I guess he went back to his
frozen catatonic state. The gar intocracy and the hegemony right of the American Empire
that is on its last legs, bankrupt, corrupt, immoral, illegal American
Empire. He represents it, so does Schumer. Biden represents it, so
does Trump. Iran cheers the forty fifth anniversary of the Islamic Revolution with promise
to death to America and death to Israel. Forty five years ago. It
was when you had the Iyatola takeover, but it was actually seventy one years
ago that this all began. Even when you have a news article from Breitbart,
they don't get that history right. For Americans, even conservative Americans,
the history of Iran begins with a takeover the American embassy and the Iatola Gomani.
They don't talk ever. Never will you find Breitbart or any of these
other conservative magazines. It's certainly not the left. None of them will ever
talk about the CIA, the CIA and it's coup in Iran. It's why
they chant death to America because of what the Shaw did, because of what
the Shaw's secret police, the Slovak did, trained by the CIA. What
do you think the CIA has planned for Americans? Well, just take a
look at these places that they've overthrown already. Now they've done a coup in
the United States as well, and they're just biding their time. But again,
forty five years since the Aetola took over, the Shaw left, but
it's been since nineteen fifty three, seventy one years, and the history of
Americans, they don't understand what happened for the twenty six years, and they
don't care how we got there. That blowback, he say, CIA is
not about national security. It doesn't create security for us at all. It
goes around the world creating death and destruction that blows back on us. We
are more secure when we don't have entangling alliances abroad. As I looked at
that hashtag super Bowl massacre, and I looked at all the pictures of dead
babies, and again, these are when you talk about war. There are
justified moral principles for beginning of war, and then there are moral principles for
how you conduct a war and how you don't go after civilians, and how
you try to end it as soon as possible to save human life. Those
are not there on the Israeli side. Even if Israel knew about Hamas's attack
on October seventh, and even if they stood down, Hamas is still guilty
for what they did. Hamas is guilty, and to take this out on
civilian populations as they're doing as everybody is unjust as what Hamas did. The
magnitude, of course is greater in terms of the number of people killed,
but the issue is still the same. And so you know, this was
the anniversary was yesterday of the forty fifth anniversary of the Islamic Revolution. And
just to put this in context again, as I've said before, Ronald Reagan's
campaign manager, Bill Casey, another CIA guy, one of the founders of
the CIA, had been with the OSS during World War Two. He moved
to make sure that Iran did not release the hostages, made promises and assertions
to them if they would keep the hostages, because they knew that they would
gain politically against Jimmy Carter. It'd be a big win for Carter if the
hostages were released, and so they said, don't do it. And they
even kept them hostage after the election. So from the first week of November
to the third week of January, they still did it just to make Reagan
look good and Carter look bad. He said, they have absolutely no concern
about Americans. It's all about their geopolitical games. It's all about their domestic
politics as well. And so just think about that. Think about the fact
that you've got people who have taken hostage. They're worried every day that they're
going to be executed, summarily executed, and You've got Bill Casey and Ronald
Reagan, okay with that? And they're going to leave them in that situation
and their families in that situation from today until next January the twenty first.
Ain't it great to have Republicans on your side as well as Democrats? They
are all after us, they are all our enemies. You had to fight
them locally, and don't put your hopes in politics, but fight them locally.
Everybody knows that in twenty twenty things got better or worse locally. Locally,
they got better or worse at the state level based on what President Fauci
and his stooge Donald Trump were demanding and funding. With everybody. And I'll
play it for you today. I had a listener send it to me.
I didn't see it in the rally. It's a clip of a Trump talking
about how he's going to withhold funds to get people to do what he wants
them to do. What have I always said? Anybody who tells you that
twenty twenty was the bad Democrat governors, That's the line I've heard so many
times, told to my face, told to me on social media. These
people have no idea now Washington or even the state governors get done. What
they get done, it's all about money. It's all about bribery and blackmail
withholding the money. That's how they get past the tenth Amendment. That's how
Trump got past the tenth Amendment, and President Fauci got past the tenth Amendment.
So getting back to Iran, they were burning US and Israeli flag,
shouting death to America, Death to Israel. One of the leaders there,
Raizi, said the bombing of Gaza has to be stopped as soon as possible.
The Islamic Revolution began with widespread and unrest in Iran over the rule of
the shaw Reza pa Lavi. And of course it's always about this injustice blowback.
We should be concerned about what is happening and Gaza. And when you
look at these people holding dead babies, and you look at these pictures,
these mutilated bodies from massive civilian bombing campaign and then they put up Super Bowl
massacre, will that be what happens in the future super Bowl? You've seen
that scenario played out in the movies all the time. An act of terrorism.
The shaw termally and secretly ill with cancer, flooded the country in January
of nineteen seventy nine. Komani then returned from exile and the government fell on
February the eleventh, nineteen seventy nine, after days of mass demonstrations and confrontations
between protesters and security forces captured the embassy, and then the CIA and Reagan
did their deal, which eventually went to of course, the Iran Contra stuff
as well. So as we look at this and this massive war, World
Beyond War has an article you'll find it also in Free Thought Project. The
urgent need to attack Iran has been falsely advertised for over twenty years. This
is one of those things like the dire climate predictions. We're all going to
die if we don't do something. We've only got a couple of months to
act now, you know, crazy people with nuclear bombs is a real threat.
The climate is not. But at the same time they keep making these
urgent claims they've only got days or months left, and we must invade Iran.
DC has been pushing hard for war. Some high points have come in
two thousand and seven, twenty fifteen, twenty seventeen, twenty twenty four.
Each time it has been absolutely critical to attack Iran at once. There can
be no delay. The push to attack Iran has been on for so long
that entire categories of arguments for it, such as the Iranians are fueling the
Iraqis, distance and demonised leaders of Iran have come and gone. The latest
excuse is the killing of three members of the US military in twenty twenty two.
If you look at military spending Iran, If you look at military spending,
Iran spent zero point eight percent of what the US did, not even
one percent. And then when you look at the map, as they point
out, this is what it looks like. If you're in Iran, They're
at the center. Look at all of the military bases surrounding them, represented
by all of those pens everywhere. How would you feel if there situation were
reversed? What if Iran had little bases all around our border Mexico, Canada,
maybe even something out in the ocean. Right, this is what the
empire of US military bases looks like to Iran. Try to imagine if you
live there, what would you think of this? Who was threatening? Who?
Who is a greater danger to whom? The point is not that Iran
should be free to attack the United States or anyone else because its military is
smaller. The point is that doing so would be national suicide, and it
would also be something that Iran has not done for centuries. But it would
be typical US behavior. Now when we look at that map and we think
about this, if you go back and you talk about Iranian aggression, yeah,
it looks bad when they're burning our flag in their chanting death to America,
that type of But go back to nineteen eighty eight, remember that.
Remember what happened in nineteen eighty eight. The US Navy was conducting drills and
they shot down by accident an Iranian passenger commercial jet. It was Flight six
five five killed everyone on board, two hundred and ninety people. That was
nineteen eighty eight. We saw a replay of that, by the way,
eight years later, nineteen ninety six, the flight eight hundred off the coast
of Iran, another US military naval exercise gone wrong and shooting down a commercial
plane. Now, the way that was handled in America, they just had
the FBI going and confiscate all of the flight controller tapes and all the rest
of the evidence that was out there. Told people to shut up that type
of thing. But in Iran. They could not cover it up. What
did in Iran do? Did they engage in terrorist attacks? No, no,
they didn't do anything. As a matter of fact, the US paid
compensation to Iran for the deaths, paid a pittance to them for the deaths.
They took it. They're probably not happy about it, but there's not
much that they can do about it. If you look at this map,
there's really not much that they can do about that. And so that is
really where we are. Is a very telling point. First of all,
you know the US military twice shooting down passenger planes, one of them.
When it's domestic, they lie, they cover it up. But when it
happens with Iran, they could have treated it as a terrorist attack, but
instead they didn't. Regardless, the roots of a Washington push for a new
war on Iran can be found in the nineteen ninety two Defense Planning guidance.
The nineteen ninety six paper called a Clean Break, a New Strategy for securing
the Realm, the realm, the realm. So you already have people who
aspire to be the global government. You know, you want to know what
the global government looks like. Well, it looks like maybe it's headquartered in
the United States, at least they want to do it that way. The
UN is headquartered here. I know a lot of people make a big deal
out of the EU, but it's the UN, it's these other And of
course America want to continuous sogemony to a global governance. They just want to
make it, extend it to some kind of a global CBDC. There's also
in the two thousand rebuilding America's defenses. In a two thousand and one Pentagon
memo that was you heard described by Wesley Clark where he said, Hey,
we got all these nations that we're going to attack Iran. I'm sorry,
Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, and Iran.
They say here, it's worth noting that Bush Junior overthrow Iraq, Obama overthrough
Libya. The others are works in progress. In two thousand, the CIA
gave Iran nuclear bomb plans and an effort to frame it. This was reported
by James Rising and Jeffrey Sterling went to prison for allegedly being Risin's source,
but nobody involved in the scheme was ever punished in anyway. That's the way
it always is, so it is with Boris Johnson. You know, as
Tucker Carlson has that interview with Putin and Putin says, you know, we
had peace talks and Borce Johnson shut it down. We all knew that there
was nothing new and the Carlson Putin interview nothing at all, even the fact
that the Tucker Crlson was a CIA want to be and they refused to let
him in because, as Putin said, it's a serious organization after all of
us, why they wouldn't let you in, you know, But there was
nothing at all new in the Putin interview, whether you're talking about the pipeline
or bors Johnson shutting down peace talks and all the rest of the stuff.
But Boris Johnson was outraged as if this was some new allegation, and you
know, he demanded something to be done about it, because we punish the
people who tell us the truth about our lying criminal government. Just take a
look at Julian Assange, same type of treatment that Boris Johnson wants for Tucker
Crosson. In twenty ten, Tony Blair included Iran on a list of countries
that he said Dick Cheney had aimed to overthrow the line amongst the powerful in
Washington in two thousand and three was that Iraq would be a cakewalk, but
only real men go on to Tehran. Well, I guess maybe that's why
we didn't go, because we've got no real men in Washington, and we've
got no bedy in Washington who's going to fight that fight. But the truth
of the matter is is that Iran is much much bigger and a more difficult
place to conquer than Iraq is far far more difficult. So real men go
to Tehran. This is how detached these people are from our lives. And
then, of course one of these campaigns where it was essential that we attack
Iran right away. Never forget Netnya who's twenty twelve effort here where he does
the ACME bomb interpretation, the bomb with the burning fuse on it, first
dage, second stage, final stage. They're right there. That was telve
years ago, twelve years ago. So they have to urgently be attacked.
That is the constant line about it, whether you're talking about Nette Yahoo or
John McCain. Bomb, bombbomb, bombomb Iran. So to bomb or not
bomb Iran, that is the question. And the American conservative takes a look
at this, and they go through a lot of pragmatic considerations for the empire,
not really so much moral considerations, but they this is their conclusion that
they reach here. They said, bullying, bribing, bombing, and sanctioning
opponents has not worked well. So just from a pragmatic standpoint, forget about
God's judgment on us as a country, as a people, and of course
were led by godless men who don't fear God. Don't think they'll ever answer
to anyone for what they do. Thanks to a string of strategy military failures
in Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq, and Ukraine, Washington is rapidly reaching hell
in its relations with the rest of the world. Well, that pretty much
sums it up as a matter of fact. On Trend's journal, Jerald Salentin's
publication this article oil Wars, US forces in Syria caught stealing dozens of tankers
of oil after Biden's retaliatory air strikes. And again we're not even sure that
those strikes were in Jordan, because the US has right you know, there's
a base that's on the Jordanian side, and right there on the opposite side
of the border in Syria is another base in the mini bases there. The
Jordanian government said it wasn't on their soil, so it might have been the
American base in Syria that was attacked yet again. But a US escorted convoy
of sixty tankers sixty tankers stole oil from US occupied territory in Syria was seen
headed towards US bases in northern Iraq, says Assyrian news outlet. The alleged
theft occurred after the US's bombing campaign in the region, and so the Transgeneral
contact of the State Department and said, this is what the Syrians are saying.
Is this true? They didn't respond. This is not the first time
that Syria accused the US of occupying about twenty percent of its country. Do
you realize that when did this happen? Well, a lot of it happened
under Trump. It escalated under Trump. Did we have a vote on this,
No, Just like he does gun control without doing votes, he does
wars without doing votes as well. But you're supposed to believe he's going to
protect all of our gun rights and he's going to keep us out of war,
just like he brought all the troops home and ended the wars. Oh,
that's right. He didn't do that. He just said he's going to
do that. That's the difference between Candidate Trump and President Trump. President Trump
is a Democrat, He's a New York Democrat. He's a lying narcissist.
But Candidate Trump, he's a hardcore America First Conservative. Who do you think
is going to be President Canada? Trump for President Trump. So the US
is occupying about twenty percent of the country to steal its resources. In September,
its Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriots sent a letter to the UN's Secretary
General that accused the US of stealing Syrian oil and gas reserves during Washington's years
long occupation in the name of fighting terrorists. A letter reportedly claimed that the
damage caused a serius oil a mineral wealth sector amounted to one hundred and fifteen
billion dollars. To see, they've paid for the latest military bill. They're
not fiscally irresponsible at all. I guess maybe right. No. Last year,
Robert Ford, former Obama Ambassador to Syria, called on a Mayan troops
to come home. In a letter to Congress. He said American forces have
achieved success in degrading ISIS, but they have little chance of stopping recruitment,
and in the meantime they have been regularly subject to attack by pro Iranian militia's
allied to the Assad government, same type of thing that Reagan did when he
pulled out of Beirut, that these people are crazy, They're always going to
be fighting each other. We don't need to be here, there's nothing to
be accomplished. This is a former Obama ambassador to Syria, and yet it
continues no sign of letting up. As a matter of fact, one of
the things that you know again, wine Press points out that when Trump was
asked why he didn't pull troops out of the Middle East during his tenure,
something that he campaigned on, he literally said it was because the US was
there stealing the oil. As Dave Chappelle, comedian says, if Trump is
a guy who will come out of that and you know that the meeting of
insiders, you'll tell you exactly what they're going You can't believe these guys are
going to do this, and they'll go right back in and join them.
So Canada, Trump comes out and tells us these guys are going to do
all this stuff, and then President Trump goes back in and joins them and
keeps doing it. And so at the Super Bowl, as Super Bowl was
handed going on, you had Biden troll the maga QAnon people who said this
is all a conspiracy. They're going to rig the game so the Kansas City
wins, and then they can use travist or Taylor Swift and her boyfriend Travis,
and so Biden puts this out dark Brandon with a laser eyes, just
like we drew it up, and that's his official account. And so they
double down on it. And a lot of the people who are there talking
about what is happening right now in Gaza with a hashed super Bowl massacre,
they set, oh, so is he talked about the Super Bowl or the
massacre? Just like we planned it. More murder of civilians, more money
to the murderers who are doing this. Well, we're going to take a
break and let's as we talk about the super Bowl massacre, we talk about
war and all the rest of it. I thought it'd be good to go
back and revise what George Carlin had to say. Remember this old routine,
I remember the very beginning of it, but it was interesting to see it
again. The difference between baseball and football. It kind of tells us it's
a social commentary about what has happened to our country, you know, from
the nineteenth century to the twentieth century. And then there's a clip right after
that of George Carlin talking about America's love for war and how it defines us.
These two things are such a part of our lives, these two activities,
and yet they're so different. Baseball is pastoral nineteenth century. Football is
technological twentieth century. Baseball is played on a diamond in a park, the
baseball park. Football is played on a gridiron in a stadium War Memorial stadium.
In baseball, you wear a cap. In football, you wear a
helmet. Baseball has a seventh inning stretch. Football has a two minute warning.
Baseball has no time limit. We don't know how long it's gonna last.
We might have extra inining. Football is rigidly timed, and it will
end even if we have to go to sudden death. Football is based on
downs. What down is it? Baseball is based on ups? Who's up?
Are you up? I'm not up? In football, you get a
penalty. In baseball, you make an error. Whoops? In baseball?
In the stands, there's something of a picnic feeling. You know, emotions
may run high, but there's not that much unpleasantness in football. In the
stands, you can be sure that at least twenty seven times during the game
you were capable of taking the life of a fellow human being, preferably a
stranger. And to sum this up, the objects of the games quite different.
The object of the game in football is for the quarterback otherwise known as
the field general, to be on target with his aerial assault, riddling the
defense by hitting his receivers with deadly accuracy in spite of the blitz, even
if he has to use the shotgun with short bullet passes in long UMBs.
He marches his troops into enemy territory, balancing this areal assault with a sustained
ground attack which punches holes in the forward wall of the enemy's defensive line.
In baseball, the object is to go home. I'd like to talk a
little bit about the war in the Persian Gulf. Doings in the Persian Gulf.
You know my favorite part of that war. It's the first war we
ever had that was on every channel plus cable, and the war got good
ratings too. Didn't it got good ratings. Well, we like war.
We like war. We're a warlike people. We like war because we're good
at it. You know why we're good at it, because we get a
lot of practice. This country's only two hundred years old and already we've had
ten major wars. We average a major war every twenty years in this country.
So we're good at it, and it's a good thing we are.
We're not very good at anything else anymore. Can't build a VC and car,
can't make a TV set or a VCR worth of fire, got no
steel industry left, can't educate our young people, can't get healthcare to our
old people. We can bomb out of your country, all right. If
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for that. I thought i'd beep that out to the audience because I know
we have families who listen to this, and you know, adults here this
kind of stuff all the time in this country. But I thought I somehow
we got the original version of that in there. Uh. And I just
saw this from anomaly who normally has his head on straight about Trump, and
yet he says, well, this is the best thing I've heard in a
while. If this is his angle, I'll vote for him hands down.
Where Trump is saying from this point forward, are you listening us? Send
it? No money in form of four and ah should be given to any
country unless it's done as a loan, not just to give away. Well,
we'll see, we'll see what happened to that. As a matter of
fact, that before we get into a Trump and buying, Trump had some
amazing statements. So he's he's really in full campaign mode. Not talking about
his wonderful vaccine and kill shots, not talking about how he locked everybody down.
No, now he's talking about, Hey, he's gonna save America and
he's gonna do everything that the right once. Are you gonna be fooled by
that? Really? It's that easy for you to get turned around? Seriously?
Wow. Okay, let's talk a little bit about the super Bowl.
We had Travis Kelsey and again he shows up wearing a sequined suit at the
super Bowl and I've got a picture of it somewhere here, and here it
is look at this, look at this rock star football player, and why
not. I mean, look at the money that he's made. Right,
gets a big paycheck for winning the Super Bowl, but he also gets a
big paycheck for playing football. But one thing that I had not talked about,
and it happened during Christmas, I came out I was not doing the
show. Guard was talking about it. So I'm sure Guard did. But
the fact that he gets more money for his Fizer commercials and he gets paid
to play football, isn't that amazing? So he gets twenty million dollars for
doing a Fiser commercial. This is one of the reasons why you should not
envy these wealthy people. You should look at somebody like this Travis Kelcey.
He takes his twenty million dollars and has fourteen million dollars that he gets played
paid for playing NFL and stuff, and he spends it on stuff like this.
Looks like he's got a purse too, that he's caring a sequin outfit.
Here, as I said many times, what we need to understand we
need to have pity on people like this, quite frankly, because they're like
the bull. The ceremonial bull that's being led to a slaughter, and they
put all kinds of flowers and wreaths on it and everything, and everybody lines
up in a parade. If the bull had much of a mind, the
bull would think, oh, they're all they love me. You know,
look at that. I'm a big dude, and everybody just loves me.
They're infatuated me. I'm so important. Yet, you know, even if
he got to that level of intelligence, the bull would not realize that he's
being led to the slaughter. And that's really kind of the way that it
is with these celebrities. You see, Travis Kelcey led a lot of people
to the slaughter, the slaughter of the pvisor shots. He's got blood on
his hands. He's maybe wearing sequined suits, but he's got blood in his
hand. He and a lot of other celebrities, and nobody more so than
Travis Kelcey, and nobody more so this late and all of this stuff,
when it has been exposed and people understand the harm that these things have done.
He comes in after all of that is common knowledge. No excuse,
none whatsoever. There was no excuse for the people that I worked with telling
people that it was sugar water and that type of thing, because they knew
about vaccines. They've been covering vaccines for many, many years. There were
a lot of people who didn't know what was going on. Took him a
while to catch on to the vaccine scam, to the pharmaceutical company scam,
to the CIA Dark Winter Germ games that have been going on since two thousand
and one. A lot of people didn't know that. But at this point
where he went in and they paid him twenty million dollars for a couple of
commercials. Again more than he works really hard. It's paid really well,
but you know, it's fourteen million dollars. He has to do a lot
of training, a lot of you know, hard work, be concerned about
injuries and that type of thing. But with the commercials, he just walks
in and for twenty million dollars. He gets paid fourteen million for all this
football stuff in the hassle and hard work, and yet twenty million dollars just
to do a couple of TV commercials. Probably doesn't even have to take the
shot because he's probably not that stupid. You think I don't know he's dating
Tell her Swift, I don't know. So Anyway, I didn't know this
because I don't watch sports or TV and I was otherwise occupied with time off
in the holidays. But a lot of fans criticized him for that. And
what he became the spokesperson for was this double shot for flu and COVID nineteen
that they put together, the latest vaccine after all this stuff, and as
one person said at the time, you don't have to be anti vaccination to
question that news, as there are legitimate issues around a pharmaceutical company creating something
deemed officially as essential essential. You know Wall Street's essential, The shots are
essential. Your informed consent is not essential. Your life is not essential,
your business is not essential. Your education or travel, none of that is
essential. But having figures like twenty million dollars to be able to spend on
one face of a campaign is another matter. They said, see, even
people who were pro vaccine, we're looking at this and saying, wow,
that's a lot of money that they've got to throw around. Well, of
course, Trump gave them tens of billions of dollars, tens of billions of
millions, but billions thousands of times more than this to develop the vaccine.
He paid for the vaccine to be developed. He guarded them against any liability
for the harm that they cause, But there is no harm for fraud.
And if they got twenty million dollars to pay Travis Kelsey to entice people to
take this stuff that they say is safe it's not, and effective it's not,
then they are liable to be sued for fraud. Fraud is not protected
under the Fauci vaccination thing. Fraud is not protected under the PREP Act that
George W. Bush put in, And this is fraud. People should be
suing these companies at this point. People will commented at the time and again,
this is the week of Christmas, this last Christmas. Yeah, this
bro sold his soul. Another one said the vaccine must be sewing him down
because it looks like he's had a horrible season this year. Another one said,
well, he probably never got vaxed. And of course he fought with
Aaron Rodgers. Aaron Rodgers called him mister Pfizer at one point. Well why
not, I mean he's getting twenty million dollars. And then when you look
at the money around the Super Bowl, you know, played in stadiums at
taxpayers pay for. We all have to pay for that, but we can't
all afford to go to the super Bowl even if we wanted to. Super
Bowl ticket costs roughly eleven point seven percent of the median family household income twelve
percent of your income. If you are median, the ticket is nine twenty
four dollars and the median household income is seventy seven thousand. If you're wondering
if anyone in the country is seeing their wages outpace rampant inflation, says zero
Hedge. We found at least one group is the growth in the NFL player's
Super Bowl paychecks has significantly outpaced the rise in median household income. And they
focus on that because unlike the contracts, and you see this massive disparity disparity
and what the players are paid. For example, you know the new guy
Rock Party, who was the very dead last draft pick two or three years
ago or something. He's only making eight hundred thousand dollars. Other people are
making. Other quarterbacks, especially the one for the Kansas City Chiefs Chiefs of
Chiefs, they're not cheap. They are paying him tens of millions of dollars
right and most of the most of the quarterbacks are making tens of millions of
dollars. But he's made eight hundred thousand. I'm sure that he will renegotiate
that up when they but you know, the contracts are all over the place.
But when you look at what they pay the players on the winning team
and on the losing team, they all get the same. And so that's
what Zero Hedge did. They said, take a look at the paychecks for
the Super Bowl teams and compare that to what has happened to median household income.
In twenty twelve, the median household income was recorded at fifty one thousand
dollars. It's supposed to be seventy seven thousand this year, a fifty one
percent increase. Of course, it's not more, it is that's higher.
You're getting paid more Fiat dollars because of inflation, and it's not keeping up
with inflation, which tells you that in a decade we have seen more than
fifty one percent inflation or more than fifty one percent decline in the purchasing power
of the federal reserves. Sheets of bribery that they use for people, so
we should talk instead of fiat currency. She's called them bribery paper. The
Super Bowl players' earnings have surged by ninety four percent over that period of time,
though, so they have beaten inflation over that period of time. The
winners of the Super Bowl in twenty twenty four will be taking home one hundred
and seventy one thousand dollars for the game the losers, and that's up from
one hundred and sixty four thousand just last year. So I went from one
hundred and sixty four thousand last year to one hundred and seventy one thousand year.
The losers will be taking home ninety six thousand dollars. And then they
said, finally, we can't mention insane pricing without mentioning concert tickets, and
we can't not put Taylor Swift in that category leading the charge of costing her
fans sometimes thousands of dollars per ticket. It truly is amazing when you look
at the price of these tickets and stuff. I mean, when we moved
to Austin, I never liked Austin. I was not happy about moving there
in the first place, but I thought, well, at least there's going
to be some concerts we can go to. Then I saw the prices of
the tickets, even of old bands that are not in demand anymore. It's
like I'm paying hundreds of dollars to go see somebody perform live, especially you
know, when they're now fifty years older than they were when they recorded the
song originally. But take a look at what it costs to see Taylor Swift.
In twenty twenty three, the average ticket price was twenty one hundred and
eighty three dollars to go see Taylor Swift. As a matter of fact,
Bablin b, referencing brock Purty's low salary of eight hundred thousand dollars, did
a joke about it. They said, brock Purty was happy that he finally
got a chance to see Taylor Swift because he couldn't afford to buy a ticket
to her concerts, so that was his anyway. But yeah, that's and
she's not even they said. If you look at the amount that they charge
the super Bowl, for example, and if you went there because you wanted
to see Katie Perry do a nine song set list at the twenty fifteen super
Bowl, you paid around nine thousand dollars ninety seven hundred dollars for a ticket.
You're looking at about one thousand dollars per song to see her sing this
live. Well, you know, the other part of the insanity is the
way they followed Taylor Swift's jet I told Karen, I said, this is
this is like the thing they do with Norad following Santa Claus's sleigh on Christmas
Eve. You know that everybody's like, is she gonna make it? He's
gonna do she gonna be able to land as the airport going to be too
crowded for her to land her plane, and all the all of the pearl
clutching drama that was put out there by the mainstream media, and with something
as silly as this, understand that for serious issues as well. For serious
issues as well, whether you're talking about the border, whether you're talking about
any legislation where you're talking about funding for wars abroad and continuing wars, they
do the same kind of phony pearl clutching for every story that they cover,
the same kind of stuff that they did for h Taylor Swift's jet plane.
Meanwhile, they tell nobody cares about there weren't any articles that I could see
from mainstream media. Other people had already done it talking about Taylor Swift's carbon
footprint, and she threatened the kid who had the the account that would follow
her jet and talk about how much carbon she was burning everywhere because she's one
of these climate pimps. And but nobody in mainstream media talked about that,
about her jetting all over the place and you know, hopping across the globe
to see her boyfriend play a game that he gets paid millions of dollars for.
No one talked about that. And then at the Super Bowl Washington Examiner,
one Nation, two anthems, because we had the Black National anthem as
well, as they said, you know, it's a nice song. It
references liberty and a expression of black people's historical struggle, but you understand it's
not about that. To have these two songs side by side. What the
NFL was trying to do, he points out, is to continue to try
to disunite a Marriamericans by featuring two separate anthems because we've got two different countries.
That's what they want. They want the Balkanization of our country. They
want many competing ethnic groups. This is the plan to have ethnic civil war
ethnically based. Also happened last year fans will be asked to stand to attention
not just for the star spangled banner, but also for the lift every voice
and sing known as the Black National Anthem. He says, this is part
of the political left's radical racial agenda of national division. And of course that
is the agenda of the NFL, NASCAR and all these other major corporations that
have now been taken over. You see them saying, you know, the
NFL is so gay, or this or that, of pushing training stuff.
Now, the separate Black Anthem is a musical endorsement of the forces and the
agenda that are driving deep fissures, deep fishures into our culture and threat in
our society. I mean, while you had James Carvill talking about the fact
that Biden passed up an opportunity to speak in a Super Bowl interview, he
was on CNN with Michael Smerconish, who asked him, he said, so
if you're running the campaign, Because Carvill ran Clinton's campaign, he was the
one who came up with it's the economy, stupid. They don't care about
these membos that Bill Clinton rapes and sexually assaults. It's just the economy.
They're making good money they'll vote for him again. He was right. So
he said, so, if you're running the campaign, what do you do.
Do you put him out more? Do you put him out less?
How do you handle this revelation that he was a corrupt criminal, as guilty
as sin, but they weren't going to prosecute him because he was a kindly
old, senile man and the jury would never convict him. That's what we
found. On Friday, Carvill said, well, don't accept the super Bowl
interview. I mean, it's the biggest TV, the audience not even close,
and you get a chance to do a twenty twenty five minute interview on
that day and you don't do it. That's kind of a sign that the
staff or yourself doesn't have much confidence in you. There's no other way to
read this, he said. And he's not going to the debates. Well,
guess who else is not going to debates? Trump's not going to debates,
not because of mental senility, but because what's the point. The election
is not about any issues, and it's not about the record of these two
men, both of whom have been president. They've both been president, and
they don't want to run on their record, and they don't want to have
their record discussed by the other guy. They want to make it about personalities,
and Biden has ouny I want Trump is the I don't want to focus
on his personality, and Trump wants to focus on Biden's senility. But he's
also going to throw out a lot of promises, red meat to his base
that he has no intention of doing anything about it. And I'm going to
show you that in a moment. I'm want to go over the stuff that
he's putting out that is being taken seriously, even by people like Anomaly.
Folks. I've never been more sure of anything in my life that Trump is
a lying shill for the globalists. I've never been more certain of anything in
my life. And I'm going to show you why. After we take this,
After I finished this with Biden, we'll talk about Trump. So he
said, so he's not going to do any debates. He's old. I
know what that is because I'm as old as he is, and I'm never
going to get better. I know what it is because I'm almost as old
as he is. Today is the youngest you're ever going to be for the
rest of your life. They made one. They have made the choice they
want to go through with this, he said, Democrats, myself being one,
fundraisers, donors, door knockers, flushers, volunteers, the whole democratic
infrastructure of the country needs to be told, Okay, this is what the
president's going to do, and this is what he's not going to do to
try to work around whatever it is. And so he says, So I
thought him not doing a Super Bowl interview was just telling. Well, it's
very telling. When he did the outrage about the report from a special council,
how dare you say that? I'm seenw And then he mixes up the
leader of Egypt with the leader of Mexico. But then it got even worse.
This is his most recent one. There is some movement and I don't
want to. I don't want to. I mean, choose my words.
There's some movement. There's been a response from the there's been a response from
the opposition. But yes, I'm sorry from a moss but it seems to
be a little over the top. We're not sure where it is this continuing
negotiation right now there, Yeah, has no idea what he's talking about.
And then they did a little set piece. They skipped an interview, because
you can see what he's like, even when he's at a podium where you
can have notes, where you can have teleprompters. They skipped an interview and
then they put out this little thing of him setting in like some theater chairs,
you know, everything except for the popcorn. And it was his little
Super Bowl Sunday video where he bumbled and mumbled about shrink flation heavily, heavily,
heavily edited. When you say, I'm not going to play that for
you, he was mocked, we're talking about shrink flation. And again,
what he's trying to do is he wants people, you know, he understands
that the economy is going to be a big issue, always is, and
so he wants to blame businesses for inflation. And we know that businesses are
reacting to the inflation that he has caused with the Federal Reserve and with the
Treasury Department easy money, and not just him. The same thing happened with
Trump and with Obama and all the rest of them. Chickens are coming home
to roost. But he wants to blame it on businesses their monetary policy.
He wants to blame on businesses. He wants to blame it on people who
produce things, when the only thing that he produces is inflation and mandates.
That's the only thing that government produces. He is a demagogue of the first
order, and a senile one of that. He said, the American public
is tired of being played for suckers. Well, evidently not. Evidently not,
because we still have people who are fully vested in presidential politics. Presidential
politics where you have essentially no leverage. What's your vote is one vote out
of millions, even if you round it off to the state level tens of
millions in many cases, or if you look at it over the overall perspective,
one vote out of three hundred and thirty plus million votes. And that's
assuming that the election is honest. And the election is not honest. They
rig ballot access everywhere, and so again, at the closer you come,
the lower down you go, the more of a chance you have of your
vote. Matter is more, especially at the local level, because nobody pays.
It's inversely proportional to where you can have an effect. Everybody is focused
like a laser beam on the presidential race, which means which you have absolutely
no control over whatsoever you have no control of these people putting them in or
what they do when they're in. But when it comes to the state or
to the local level, to the share for the town council, most people
don't pay the attention. And even after these people you have, you're one
of maybe a few hundred or few thousand votes in that area. And then
even after the election, if you get actively involved, you can affect those
people. You have more of a chance of affecting them than you do the
president in Washington or your senator, your congressman. You have no leverage over
those people. And so you really should be focused on the local stuff if
you're going to focus on trying to fix things politically and to stand in the
way. And we all know this. This is you know, Soros knows
it. Musk says, look at what Soros is doing with the district attorneys
and everything. You should pay attention to what he's doing. But you experienced
it yourself, no matter where you live. You realize that things were better
or worse depending on who the local officials were. During the twenty twenty lockdowns
and the globalist martial law medical martial law. Donald Trump is focused on Taylor
Swift he is because you know, everything is about him personally, the deeply
wounded narcisses. Everything is about him. Are you loyal to me? Oh,
Nikki, you're not loyal to me. Is Taylor Swift going to be
loyal to me? Loyal to him? For what he says? She's disloyal
if she endorses Biden. He says, I signed and was responsible for the
Music Modernization Act for Taylor Swift and all other musical artists he wrote, he
said, And that was twenty eighteen bipartisan legislation to update music copyright issues for
the streaming era. Joe Biden didn't do anything for Taylor and never will,
said Trump. And so again, you know this is why the in while
the MAGA people were putting out the dark Brandon stuff about rigging the Super Bowl,
we're going to take a quick break and when we come back, we're
going to take a look at some of the things that Trump is trumpeting about
that he's going to do as president and see if you can believe it or
not. Yeah, this is the Ripley's election. Will be right back.
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David Knight Show. Well, this is sent to me by Rob forty two
in New Jersey. Thank you Rob for sending this. He says, you've
been right about Trump and how this stuff operates. And of course when we
look at Trump making promises about how he is going to get things done,
what does he talk about. He talks about how he's going to use money.
He's going to use money to bribe or to blackmail people. If you
don't do what I say, I'm going to take away the money. Right
And this is why you know, when all the people say, well,
he didn't do anything, No, he did. He did it with the
money. As a matter of fact, an emergency executive, an emergency had
already been declared by the big pharmaceutical executive that he put in charge of HHS,
which is over the NIH and over Fauci's NIAI d Alex's are the former
CEO of ELI. Lilly was put into place by Trump after Trump had made
a big show of talking to RFK Junior about being skeptical about vaccines and the
autism connection and the rest of this, and so after that, there was
a big infusion of cash into the Trump transition period, and whilah, you
got a big pharmaceutical executive put in at the top of HHS and the most
politically connected of the pharmaceutical companies at that point in time Alex's are Eli Lilly.
And so when you look at how historically this has been done, you
know, the emergency was declared by that guy the end of January, and
then March the thirteenth, Trump's executive order of an emergency released the money.
Again. It was a decoration of this emergency of this side, but that
had already been done at the end of January. Trump's executive order. It
was all about the money. And so here's what he says about cutting funding
to people who are doing what he doesn't like to do. They do executive
order to cut federal funding for any school pushing critical race, dairy, transgender,
and Saturday. I've been appropriate racial, sexual political content on through the
lives of our children. And I will not give one penny to any school
that has a vaccine mandate or a mask h or a mask mandate. Wait
a minute, he was president when the mask mandates were out there with all
the schools and everything, and he was giving more than pennies to the schools.
He didn't cut their funding at all. Matter of fact, you help
everybody out with pandemic relief and all the rest of that. Yeah, you
know, I would vote for that guy if I believed a word that he
was saying. We've already been through this. This is not our first rodeo,
is it, And yet we have people again anomaly? You know,
from this point forward, said Trump, if you're listening us Senate, no
money in the form of foreign ah should be given to any country unless it's
done as a loan, not as a giveaway. It can be loaned on
extraordinarily good terms like no interest in an unlimited life, but a loan.
Nevertheless, the deal should be contingent that the US is helping you as a
nation. But if the country that we are helping ever turns against us or
strikes it rich sometime in the future, if the nation strikes it the clown's
cartoon politics, then the loan will be paid off and the money return to
the United States. And we should never give money anymore without the hope of
a payback or without strings attached. Strings. Folks are attached to all of
the money now that is handed out domestically. That's what people don't understand.
That's what I've been saying for the longest time. You had Truman said the
buck stops here. That was a sign he had on his desk. As
president, he's responsible for what happens and the federal government. And that's especially
true of the swamp of the deep state, because the swamp, the deep
state, whatever you want to call, the massive bureaucracy that operates it,
all operates under the executive branch. Every single one of those people, the
entire swamp is under the president, and he did nothing to reduce it.
And so again there's always strings attached, and they were pulling those strings,
and there's strings attached even when you first give the money out. I'm giving
this money out, but you know this is because we're all going to pretend
that there's some kind of a pandemic emergency here when we know that there's no
pandemic. Right, But you want this money, I'm going to give you
this money. As a governor, Republican or Democrat, you've got many times
more than your entire state budget at your individual discretion as to how you want
to hand that out. And that's the kind of political power that these people
dream about having. And so look at what he had to say there.
You know, first of all, let's talk about, you know, the
hypocrisy. You heard Trump say not a penny for a school that has a
mask mandate or a vaccine mandate, or that does any kind of the Tranney
stuff, right, And yet Trump was the person who was pushing the training
stuff with his miss universe. He was at the very beginning of that.
You know, he was reaching out and bragging about his DEI appointments as president,
and he was running ads and outreach to the LGBT about all that,
and so he was one of the biggest promoters of trainees. And so was
General Flynn back in twenty fourteen, pushing and pushing that Navy seal Chris Beck
to get a transition and bragging about all of that. That was Mike Flynn.
Mike Flynn, Donald Trump. They've reinvented themselves without ever explaining what changed
their mind. You know, did you have some kind of a come to
Jesus moment on the road to Damascus or something. We'll tell us about it.
We'd like to know your testimony about this. No, they're just opportunists
out there. And so let me tell that's a short clip. Let me
pay it again. Listen to this. Not a penny for all these different
people who are going to be pushing the kind of stuff that Donald Trump made
a career of pushing to kids and adults on TV. Find a new executive
orders a cot federal funding for any school pushing critical race theory, transgender and
saturday and inappropriate racial, sexual, or political content onto the lives of our
children. And I will not give one penny to any school that has a
vaccine mandate or a mask. Yeah, right right, you know we're past
the point we have people say I'm gonna cut the fund into the Department of
Education or get rid of it all together. The whole purpose of the Department
of Education was to bribe and blackmail people, the schools to do exactly what
the schools are doing right now, to push the Marxism, the perversion,
to push the mandates, the medical martial law. That was a purpose of
having the Department of Education to have some kind of financial department of bribery that
so as this should call it the Department of Educational bribery, and then you
got the department of this other thing. Bribery. It's all about bribery.
It's all about the strings. And he knows that. He knows that he's
not as stupid as the people who vote for him. He's not as stupid
as the people who make excuses for him. Trump is not as stupid as
the MAGA people who say they hate the mandates, they hate the masks,
they hate the lockdowns, they hate the vaccines, and they vote for the
guy who did it. Talk about a stupor bawl. Every one of his
campaign events. People are in a stupor and they eat up these empty promises.
Anomaly, best thing I've ever heard in a while. If this is
his angle, then I'll vote for him, hands down. You could be
You could say that in twenty sixteen, and I did say that. I
did think, well, yeah, you know, these people, whenever they're
running for office, they say all kinds of stuff and they never follow through
on it. And that's the way it was the first year or two.
Then twenty nineteen he went hard against you know, for guns. He went
hard against the twenty eighteen against guns. Twenty nineteen he doubled down on the
gun stuff. He went against the vaccine, went against vaccine informed consent for
religious or medical reasons and other things like that, and gun control. And
then in twenty twenty, there was no difference between Donald Trump and Klaus Schwab,
none whatsoever. And so you know, this is how it works.
And the even from at the good manatorial level, at the governor level.
Look at DeSantis, right, DeSantis was defunding local jurisdictions that had mandates for
masks and for vaccines and things like that. He did just the opposite of
what Trump did, just the opposite, and he did it in twenty twenty,
and Trump attacked him for doing that kind of stuff. And these are
all the things that Trump just said. I'm gonna cut money for these people
that were giving money too. If they've got a mass mandate, DeSantis did
that. If they got a vaccine mandate, DeSantis did that. If they
pushed this sexualized training stuff on kids, I'm going to cut their funding.
DeSantis did that. He's basically reinventing himself. As DeSantis never talked about the
issues, didn't want to debate the issues when was in It was all about
Trump and his lawfair as persecution by the Biden administration. And then he goes
before the NRA and he says the second Biden term, will it be the
death knell for the Second Amendment. No, We've had plenty of don't don't.
Don't worry about that. Quite frankly, it's you know, all of
them are against the Second Amendment. And there's ways that you can stand against
that at the local level because we still have the constitution. Like I said
about the pistol brace. You know here in Tennessee, Biden wants to do
the pistol brace. Trump started a pistol brace ban. He did it by
executive order. He pulled it back when the NRA was pushing hard against him,
he pushed it, pulled it back in that transition period where he was
trying to get stop the steel support. So he dropped it. Then Biden
picked it up again. But here in Tennessee, it didn't going to happen
because they have passed a law saying that you will not enforce this or use
any of our officers to enforce this in the state of Tennessee. If we
make it legal, and then they made pistol braces legal, you can stop
this kind of attack. A lot of these attacks on the Second Amendment at
the state level, and there's nothing that you can do about it, just
like there's nothing that Jeff Sessions could do about legalization of marijuana when you had
states legalize it. So if you've got you know, Biden and Democrats and
Republicans want to outlaw guns at the federal level even in spite of the Second
Amendment, well, the states can nullify. That's why it comes back to
the states, because can you really trust Trump to guard our Second Amendment rights.
He vowed before hundreds of NRA members to support them in their fight for
the Second Amendment. And evidently none of these people remember the bump stock or
the pistol brace vans that Trump did by executive order and set a precedent to
do that. He said, your Second Amendment will always be safe with me.
As your president said this in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, to the crowds cheers,
Trump said that he would make the Second Amendment a true American right.
It's already an American right. First of all, it is a human right.
The Second Amendment. The Constitution doesn't give us these rights, let alone
some idiot like Trump. Everybody was talking about Putin and his interview with Carlson
and how he really controlled Carlson. It starts out by saying, is this
going to be entertainment? Is this going to be a serious interview? Well,
of course Carlson wants to say it's a serious interview. All right,
Well, then let me tell you a little bit about the background of this.
And he goes back to the nine hundreds to start talking about Russian history,
and he continues with that for forty five minutes, and any attempt that
Tucker tries to make, week attempt to get to something as current, he
shuts it down. And so everybody is criticizing Putin for giving his version of
history. And I said to my family, say, can you imagine Trump
or Biden ever talking for forty five minutes about American history, about the American
government, things that happened. Trump and Biden never talk about the founding of
this country, of the Constitution, except Biden. When he hated the Bill
of Rights during the confirmation of Clarence Thomas, he hated the whole idea of
natural rights. Well, natural rights say that it isn't even the Constitution that
gives us these rights if they were to repeal with a constitutional amendment. If
they were to repeal the Second Amendment, folks, we would still have the
right to keep him bare arms. That transcends this government. And when any
government becomes destructive of our God given rights, it is our duty to alter
or to abolish government. That would be where we would be at that point
in time. But Trump isn't going to give us the Second Amendment. He
didn't give it to us. Nobody did. The people who wrote the Constitution,
Madison, who the Bill rights, he didn't give us the Second Amendment.
He recognized the Second Amendment, and he prohibited people like Trump from doing
the very things that Trump did in his first term, which is to infringe
upon our God given rights. Was Trump has already defied the Constitution and the
Second Amendment prohibitions against our God given rights. So he said he would make
the Second Amendment a true American right by demanding that Congress pass a national reciprocity
law so that Americans could legally carry a gun regardless of where they happened to
be. Trump said, it has to be across state lines. If Joe
Biden is reelected, then your gun rights will be gone. Totally gone.
The only thing standing between you and the obliteration the Second Amendment is me.
He's always the only thing that is standing between us and the Democrats, isn't
it. No, he throws the January six ers between him and the Democrats.
He throws everybody else between him and his political opponents. Here's what he
had to say. During my four years, nothing happened, and there was
great pressure on Liar Happier to do with guns. We did nothing. We
didn't yield. And once you yield a little bit, that's just the beginning.
That's the avalanche begins. Oh he held the line, did he?
He didn't yield, did he? Well, here's the do you remember?
Let me just play it for you, refresh your memory about how he was
pressured, but he would not yield. He was leading the effort for gun
control. With Chuck Schumer and with the Democrats had his side. So if
I could just sum up Chris and John, Patton, Joe, maybe you
could all get together. You'll start it from that standpoint. Other people,
Diane, you have some very good ideas. We all have, I think
everybody, Marco, I know even a lot fellas. If you could all
get together, if Diane findes great piece of legislation, Chuck, she loved
this. You have an amazing result in the mote, and it's so hard
to get in Congress. That's what's been happening. You can have an amazing
result. People are gonna be shocked to see the number. It's not gonna
be sixty. It's gonna be way above sixty. And it may be a
number that nobody would even believe. People want to see something happen, but
they want to see something could happen to, not just another piece of I
mean, you didn't pass anything, let alone some good stuff. We want
to pass something. Yeah, we're gonna pass something, right, but gonna
pass get together and do something. And French maybe set the foundation. Then
French foundation were some of the great things said for some French on our rights.
I mean, some people aren't gonna like that, but you're gonna have
to look at that very seriously. And I think we're gonna have a vote.
I think it's going to be a very successful vote. And I will
sign it and I will call whoever you want me to if I like what
you're doing. And I think I like what you're doing already. But you
can add to it, but you have to be very very powerful on background
checks. Don't be shy, and don't worry about bumpstock. We're getting rid
of it where it'll be at. I mean, you don't have to complicate
the bill by adding another two paragraphs. We're getting rid of it. I'll
do that myself because I'm able to. Fortunately, we're able to do that.
No, you're not going through Congress. No you're not, you lying
piece of filth. You trade her to the Constitution. You don't have the
authority to do executive orders for gun control, but you did, and you
set the precedent. And right after he said that, Whila Harris said,
well, I'm president. I'll give him one hundred days to pass the gun
control things, and I want they don't do it, I'll do it by
executive order, just like Trump just did with a bump stock. The NRA
did not oppose him on that because they didn't care about bump stocks. And
then he goes to pistol braces. Oh oh oh, wait, wait a
minute, the stamp. The principle is the same, and that's why Trump
started with bump stocks. They see it's very calculating. He starts with something
that is really foolish, and it's something that was a part of a massive
false flag Vegas shooting, all tied together, all part of a big scheme.
This is not stupidity, this is conspiracy. They start with a shooting,
they target a conservative country audience, kill people, and there was more
questions about that than any other mass shooting, let's see. And then he
uses that ridiculous idea that it was all based on a bump stock to come
after and you shooting of conservative country and western music fans, and now something's
got to be done about that. It's not an important thing. So just
just stand back and let me get rid of that one thing. It's really
not important. Who wants that? And he establishes a precedent and then he
follows up on it, and the Democrat so following up on it all the
time. So what did he say in there that you heard him say,
Well, we're going to ban certain types of weapons. He said, ban
certain types of weapons. And people aren't going to like that, he said,
but we can do that. Then he goes on to say, and
we're going to you know, I didn't play for you the part where he
said we'll take the guns and through the due process later. Everybody knows that.
Well, if you do the due process later, then it's not due
it's not a process. The process is due before you take any guns,
right, So it's not due process if you do it later. Then he
said, background checks, background checks, We've got to do a lot more.
What else are you going to do background checks? Well, that's what
Biden is trying to do now via executive order, this massive bill that We've
had two ATF whistleblowers concerned about this because what else can you do with background
checks that isn't being done now? Well, you can use background checks to
shut down private sales. That's the only thing that was left. So if
he says so we're going to background checks, are going to be very strong
on background checks, Well, the only thing left for background checks was to
shut down private sales. So he's going to ban certain types of guns.
What would that be, Well, he doesn't name assault weapons or anything,
but ban certain types of guns. We are going to take the guns and
do the due process later. We are going to escalate background checks, going
to make sure that you can't get a gun if you're not twenty one.
Well, where does that, Where is that come from? That's an infringement.
There's nothing about age limits about that. And if you're going to set
it at twenty one, they can set it thirty five or anything that they
want whatever. And again he says, I'll take care of that. I
don't need I have the power to do that. You don't need to bother
putting that in. You know, it's difficult, these votes are hard to
get. So let's start doing gun control by executive order. I can do
that. I have the power to do that. I don't need to put
this into a bill. Don't need to be involved in infringing the Constitution.
And again, for the longest time, we have accepted the idea that courts
could infringe our Second Amendment rights, that the legislature could infringe our Second Amendment
rights. And what Trump brought us was the idea that the executive branch could
infringe our constitutional rights. I can do that. He said, well,
no, you can't do that and stay true to your oath to the Constitution.
But that doesn't matter to him. But you know, he's putting out
a lot of red meat now and everybody is just woofing it down, not
thinking about it. He also rails against fascist Democrats, but he jokes that
the indictments have been very good for him at the polls. Everybody knows that
Trump knows that. All the Democrats know that. Again, going back to
James Carvill, how do we get so lucky? They're talking about impeaching.
Now, that's going to be wonderful for us. Well, it's wonderful for
Trump, and that's what he rode to get the nomination over the other Republicans.
Now that he's the last one standing for all practical purposes, he's still
engaged in that hominem attacks against Nicki Haley, but for all practical purposes,
he is the nominee now that everybody has dropped out ano Republican Party, and
so now he is pivoting hard to the right and pretending policies that he never
supported, policies that he did exactly the opposite policies that were done by his
opponents but not by him. Now he's going to make those his own.
That's the level of fraud and the confidence game that this guy is running on
his naive supporters who have flushed down their memory holes everything that the guy actually
did as president. So he says, it's hard to say, but it's
good to be indicted. But it sure as hell has helped the polls.
And you know, it's interesting that one court case he's looking at, and
that's the one that's in the Supreme Court where they're talking about ballot access.
And he's right, he should win this where they're trying to keep him off
the ballot. Ballot access is one of the key areas of election corruption and
always has been from the beginning. I've said that, and I especially doubled
down und in twenty twenty. I so, do you want to talk about
election corruption. It's way bigger than one or two voting machine companies. You
don't want to talk about the fact that it was Trump who created the vote
by mail stuff with his lockdown election. But I said that the real issue
about the corruption of elections begins a ballot access and then also a debate access.
But of course they're not even talking about doing debates this time around.
And so in the Supreme Court had arguments with the Colorado State Attorney General trying
to keep him off the ballot. And in these arguments, the way it
went last week, it looks like it's going to be a nine to zero
opinion for Trump. Looks like he's going to unanimously win, and he should.
He should. It's absolute garbage. But what was really curious to me
was at the lower level, his lawyers decided that they didn't you know,
there's two It says that if an officer or somebody who has the office a
constitutional office, has engaged in insurrection, then they should not be allowed to
run for office. So there's two different things involved here, and they decided
to focus on trying to say that the office of the presidency is not a
constitutional office, that he's not a constitutional officer. I think that was too
clever by half. I think it was a specious argument. Some people have
tried to say, well, technically, you know, officers of you know,
the cost people subordinate to the president. But he's not. I don't
buy that at all. He takes an oath to the office of president.
End of story. Instead, I said, why didn't he talk about the
insurrection? Is he trying his lawyers trying to avoid the insurrection because you know,
they wanted to distance themselves so much from that because if they would make
it about the insurrection, that might have some beneficial effects for the people who
have become political prisoners, who have been politically persecuted. All the people rotting
in jail are about to be rotting in jail. All the j sixers make
it about the insurrection. It wasn't an insurrection. It was not an insurrection.
It was a protest where some people got violent. End of stories.
It's not an insurrection at all, not at all, not even close.
And so it looks like he's going to win in the Supreme Court. And
one of the things in his favor is, unlike these other trials, he
didn't show up at the Supreme Court and start, you know, making a
jerk out of himself, you know, attacking the judges he does in these
other cases, and you know, all the rest of this stuff just you
know, making it a show trial. And it's one of the reasons.
But he loves that. He loves it. He knows that this works to
his advantage. The indictments worked to his advantage. And then he bates the
judges and the juries to indict him. He defies them to do it,
and then he plays the victim card. Well, he didn't do that at
the Supreme Court. And when the questioning was going around. The questioning was
not about whether you know the president is a presidency is an office of the
Constitution. It wasn't about that. It was all about the insurrection. And
all of the judges were incredulous that the Colorado people would even call it an
insurrection. So that could be a big win, and it could be something
that helps people the January six ers. But then Trump can't leave it there
because everything is about him. And so listen to this and I'll play it
for you. But before I play it, and I want you to because
as he's saying this, an airplane goes by, and it's a little bit
hard to hear, and he stops for a second, and then he corrects
it. First he says the insurrection, right, and the airplane's gone by,
he calls it an insurrection. Always denied that it was an insurrection,
but he calls it an insurrection, and he's got a moment to think about
it, and he goes, well, it was Pelosi's insurrection type of thing,
right heard, and I watched and the one thing I'll say is they
kept saying about what I said right after the insurrection. I think it was
an insurrection caused by Nancy Pelosi, he is such a good liar. Well,
they said what I said right after the insurrection. It was an insurrection
caused by Nancy Pelosi. The same type of thing where people have put together
a clip of people trying to pin Trump down on any kind of statement about
religion, because he's portraying himself and he's got all these pastors who were pushing
him and everything. You know, what is your favorite book in the Bible?
Do you like the Old Testament of the New Testament? Oh? Equally,
well, I don't want to say it's a very personal thing, and
all the rest of the stuff. But in that they went back to when
he was on with Pat Buchanan and another guy back in the nineties, and
they were talking about books, and they said, so, what are you
reading now? You know, he was not running for offices back in the
nineties. What are you reading now? And he goes, Tom Wolfe?
I like Tom Wolfe, And so are you reading The Bonfire of the Vanities?
Noess, Oh no, I haven't read that. And they talk a
little bit more, you know, and then they come back and he says,
oh, yeah, I loved the Bonfire of the Vanities. He just
goes back and forth saying whatever, and he knows that nobody ever calls him
on these lies. And so again he listened to this one more time,
short and I watched, and the one thing I'll say is they kept saying
about what I said right after the insurrection, because I think it was an
insurrections by Nancy Minosi, what I said right after the insurrection, and then
I think it was an insurrection that was caused by Nancy Pelosi. Well,
now it's an insurrection. Let's talk about some of the I've got more to
say here, but I want to take a break and I want to catch
up with some of the comments here on Rumble. Perfectly fed ups. Thank
you for the tip. It's all BS and it's all bad for you,
George Carlin, Rumble, mister Henrico, thank you for the tip. Please
email me, and he gives his email address. I am vaccine injured and
I will tell you the rest. Please, all right, I'll do that.
You got the you got the email address. Okay, I'm sorry to
hear that you're van scene injured, but I do want to hear the story
on Rumble. Stealth Patriot, thank you for the tip. He says Trump
is a globalist and so is Putin. Yeap. Putin compares Christianity to communism
in a twenty seventeen interview. Trump and Putin both are playing their part for
the new world order. That's right. They're both there, Davos, They're
both there. You know, Trump didn't never sing like Putin did for the
elites, found its thrill on Blueberry Hill. But look, you know they're
all doing the same stuff. At Somebody send me an email saying that Putin's
vaccines are not the Mr and A stuff. Well, that may be true,
they're the vaccine mandates. Anyway, I never support any vaccine mandates.
I think any vaccine mandate, any mandate that you put something into your body,
is evil. And if we accept that as a principle, that means
that they can force you to put a chip in your body, that removal
of informed consent. Just as Putin has a lot up his opposition, as
he shut down of free press, as he's invaded other countries, all things
that we do as well. But there is no difference between these people.
He's not a good guy, and that's one of the big mistakes of the
alternative mainstream media. Is to try to make Putin the good guy, and
everybody seems to fall into this. Well, I don't like Biden, and
Biden doesn't like Putin. Therefore Putin must be a good guy, and I'm
going to support him. Stalin and Hitler fought each other. Neither one of
them were good and this is just a game of thrones. There is no
good guy, and it doesn't make somebody a good guy because your enemy,
Hayesen, this is you know, the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
That's not true, folks, that is not true. That is a
kind of machiavellian geopolitical stance, and it is not true. The enemy of
your enemy can still be your enemy, can still try to kill you.
They can be playing that game just like you're playing that game. You know,
say, well, you know, we'll have a temporary alliance and I'll
get the other guy on rock Fin Doug Alug, thank you very much for
the tip. I appreciate that, Freakin says on Rumble. Trump said last
week he didn't bother with the wall because he was doing such a good job
with the border. Yeah. Yeah, as a matter of fact, there's
a chart. Let's put up in an article on zero Hedge, and it
shows the number of border encounters and they're, you know, going up and
down just a little bit, a little bit of variation from Obama to Trump
until you get to two thousand and nineteen and it goes straight up for Trump
and then it drops straight back down in twenty twenty. What happened in twenty
twenty, Well, you know, they're so called global pandemic and limitations on
all kinds of travel, and the fact that they started at that point in
time doing more border and for smith than they ever had. But if you
get rid of that twenty twenty aberration, and then when you get Biden,
it goes way up. Okay, three years Okay, However, if you
ignore that twenty twenty, you see a trend line going from the beginning of
Biden, not from Obama's administration, which is bouncing around horizontal, but he
picks up and it's about the same number of people that they had crossing the
border during Obama, and then from that point on it goes straight up.
The only thing disturbing that trend is twenty twenty and they look at that and
they say, oh, well, you know that Trump had that under control.
No, Trump was locking all of us down, and that was a
Davos agenda, if ever there was one. Rock Finn MJ. Nichols,
thank you very much for the tip. I appreciate that, it says,
Hi, David, thanks for the program. We're gonna take a quick break,
and when we come back, we're going to talk about what Trump said
about NATO. That's got a lot of people upset. Look, I was
hoping that he was going to defund NATO and get out of it, because
unless we want war with Russia. The whole purpose of NATO is war with
Russia, you know, to defend against the war with Russia. So when
the Soviet Union fell, you know, it really was an organization without much
of a job, and they should have taken it down at that point in
time. And it was really an an acronism of the Cold War. But
they found a new mission for it, and it wasn't just an anachronism of
the Cold War. Remember you had NATO running Operation Gladio, which was a
false flag. They pretended that they were communists in Germany and in Italy,
and that's where Alex Jones's big source for kicking off the stop the steel stuff.
Steve Pachennik, he was involved in that with Henry Kissinger. He was
Henry Kissinger's envoy. They had kidnapped the Italian Prime Minister Aldo Warrow and see
Patinnik went over there. Aldemore had figured out what was going on. There's
actually NATO running these people. And according to the Italian government's investigation of Steve
Pachennck, who said kill him. So we'll take a quick break and we'll
be right back to talk about NATO. Stay with us. J are listening
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music, find it now at apsradio dot com. The shocking moment that Trump
tells a cheering crowd that he would encourage Russia to attack fellow NATO members for
failing to pay their dues. This is bigger news in the EU than it
was in the US. And this is Daily Mail that has it. Trump
has claimed that he would encourage Russia to attack NATO members who don't pay their
share of the alliance's budget. He said, president of a big country stood
up and said, if we don't pay and we're attacked by Russia, will
you protect this I said, you didn't pay, you're delinquent, and he
said, yes, let's say that happened. No, I would not protect
you. In fact, I would encourage them to do whatever the hell they
want. You got to pay. You got to pay your bills, says
Trump, who has had six casino bankruptcies. You got to pay your bills.
That's the principle that he lives by. Here's the actual clip of Trump
talking about Russia and the NATO countries that he would not defend if they didn't
pay up fifty. I did the same thing with NATO. I got them
to pay up. NATO was busted until I came along. I said,
everybody's going to pay. They said, well, if we don't pay,
are you still going to protect us? I said absolutely not. They couldn't
believe the answer, and everybody you never saw more money pour in. The
Secretary General Stoltenberg, I don't know if he is anymore, but he was
my biggest fan. He said, all these presidents came in, that'd make
a speech, they'd leave, and that was a bit, and they all
owed money and they wouldn't pay it. I came in, I made a
speech, and I said, you got to pay up. They asked me
that question. One of the presidents of a big country stood up, said,
well, sir, if we don't pay and we're attacked by Russia,
will you protect us? I said, you didn't pay your delinquent. He
said, yes, let's say that happened. No, I would not protect
you. In fact, I would encourage them to do whatever the hell they
want. You got to pay, you got to pay your bills. Oh,
it's tough guy, and he's narcisst He just tells them. I seriously
doubt that that happened. I think if that had happened, it would have
been the kind of reaction that you're seeing now in the European press if that
really had happened. But he's such a tough guy, isn't he. Look,
I think we had to get out of Ato. Why didn't Trump do
it? Why didn't he do it first time around? And he got a
lot of these countries to pony up the money, and what did they do
with it? They use it to attack Ukraine or Russia in the Ukraine War.
I already talked about this. I said, did it ever occur to
you that all of Trump's belly aching about well, we're going to pull out
an eight of if you guys don't pay more money. Maybe that was to
portray himself to his audience at home as mister america first tough guy. Yeah,
make them pay for their own defense, when in reality, what it
really was is preparation for this you know, move, this Ukraine war,
which they've been preparing for since the you know, really the nineteen nineties,
but especially since twenty fourteen, the Obama coup. See. I think that
Trump is Everything that he's done has set the table, laid the groundwork for
what the Democrats did. He created the the poison, and then Biden creates
the mandates. It's always like that. On Rock Fandan Schneer says, thank
you, sir for everything helping me focus my life on his will for me.
God bless you. And we're going to talk about that, by the
way, after I get finished with politics, I want to talk about the
way we should look at all this. We don't want to be doomers,
as they say, we don't want to be blackpilled. We need to understand
where our real hope and happiness lies. I do think that it's important to
know the threats that these different people pose to us in different ways. I
think one of the biggest differences between in terms of the threats that come from
Biden or from Trump. I think they got their pet issues. They've got
there the issues that each of these sides have carved out. But for the
most part, the threat is going to be knowing that what the Democrats are
going to be trying to do, and also knowing that the Republicans are not
going to do anything to stop it. Meanwhile, they're going to tell you
to rest easy. You know, every time you see a Republican get elected
for president, everybody stops buying guns. When a Democrat gets and everybody starts
buying guns, that kind of you know, there's not that much difference between
them. We're just talking about how Trump's going to come after guns, and
so you need to understand that and act accordingly. But our hope is not
in princes or politicians. Our hope is in Christ and that is really the
only hope that is worth focusing on, the only relationship that is worth investing
time in. We have a responsibility to protect innocent lives. We have a
responsibility to see that justice is not God is going to ask us about that
my salvation is not based on doing any of that stuff. My salvation is
based on the fact that Christ took my sin and gave me his righteousness.
But there are rewards that we don't want to lose or have taken away from
us. There will be a judgment in that sense. And those are things
that you know, we don't even really understand what they would be, but
they have eternal consequen This is and so if you know you don't stand for
innocant lives or do other things like that, maybe there's some rewards that you'll
be thinking about. For well, I could have I could have been somebody,
you know, like Marlon Brando. Uh still, uh, you know,
I could have been somebody, But no, I didn't. I just
watched the Super Bowl and that was it. Uh. Nikki Haley tells Trump
to say it to my face after he questions her military husbands whereabouts. Now,
this is kind of interesting. I think this is typical of what you
see with politicians, especially Democrats, especially Democrat politicians from New York like Hillary,
like Trump, and that is projection. You know, for the longest
time, everybody's been wondering, you know, where is Milania? As a
matter of fact, You remember when the Iowa campaign kicked off, and I
don't remember if it was a DeSantis pack or who it was that did it,
but somebody rented one of these planes that towes a banner behind it.
In the band says where is Milania? People were trolling him about the fact
that Milania didn't want to have anything to do with him or his campaign,
and so as soon as she makes her first appearance, he then projects this
on a Nikki Haley. Oh, her husband's not around anywhere. I guess
he knows about her. What it's just pure projection. Listen to this.
She comes over to see me at mar Lanca, sar, I will never
run against you. She brought her husband. Where's her husband? Oh he's
away, he's away. What happened to her husband? What happened to her
husband? Where is he? He's gone? He knew, he knew,
but no, think of this, think of this. I will never run
against you, sir, But it's all over time. We've been like nineteen
the Great Dance Cavino he made. Yeah, okay, well you know that's
what it's about. A deeply wounded narcissist. Where's this loyalty. You said
that you'd never run against me. You kissed my what's the matter with you?
Does he care that Nicky Haley wants to know your name when you get
on the internet. Does he care that Nicki Haley wants to get us involved
in all these wars? He says he doesn't want to get us involved in
wouldn't you think that he'd attack her on that. No, what he does
is he attacks her on her personal disloyalty because that's the only thing that matters
to him. He doesn't care about the foreign wars. He doesn't care about
the globals agenda to track an id everybody, to surveil everything that we're doing.
He doesn't care about CBDC. He's using those words. But it was
in his administration that it began. With his worthless son in law, his
grifting, corrupt son in law, Jared Kushner, and with his Goldman Sachs
banker that he put in charge of the Treasury Department, Steve Manuchin. They
kicked off CBDC. They were passing memos about how we can put this together,
and then Biden takes it from there and he escalates it. And let
me tell you Trump, He's going to do the same thing when he becomes
president. He's going to play to these globalists right now. He wants to
support to the MAGA people. After he's president, he's going to want their
support, and he's going to kick the MAGA people to the curb like he
did the first time around. What happened to her husband? Where is he?
He's gone, He's gone. He knew, he knew, said,
he says right again. He doesn't care about policy, he doesn't care about
the Constitution, he doesn't care about the country. He cares about disloyalty to
him, and it's all about that. So Haley responded on a post that
her husband's Michael, says, Michael is deployed serving our country something you know
nothing about. You see, Trump is stupid. He's stupid. He's not
even informed about his enemies. He just shoots from the lips. He goes
to attack Nikki Haley because her husband's gotten to even bother to look to see
where he is. He just assumed. I think that you know, her
husband had had it, had enough of her, just like Milania has had
enough of him. I think he just projecting his situation, but says that
her husband, Michael Haley immediately posted. He says the difference between humans and
animals. Animals would never allow the dumbest ones to lead the pack. Trump
has said that he avoided service in Vietnam through student and medical deferments. His
wife, Milania Trump, has been absent from the campaign trail and has not
appeared with him at a public campaign event since his announcement speech. But that
just changed. She appeared with him at mar Alago. I mean, you
didn't even see her with him at mar A Lago. They had the two
of them, and then Ramaswami and his wife made a grand entrance to the
four of them. And so I guess it's safe now for him to mock
Nicki Haley because her husband's not around. And then you have this had happened
already from the very beginning, Donald Trump Junior leading for conservatives to keep drinking
bud Light, and now Donald Trump is doing it. And this happened last
week. I didn't get around talking about it, but it fits here.
People were saying he was bought out after he pled for people to stop the
boycott on bud Light. Give them a second chance. You know, they're
the ones who brought in Dylan mulvaney, this guy who wants to pretend that
he's a giggly little girl, and they used him to sell product. But
in spite of all that, Trump says that Anheuser Busch is not a woke
company. Yeah, don't believe what they do. You see same approach that
you should take towards him as a matter of fact. Don't look at what
Trump does, don't look at what Annheuser Busch does or bud Light. Don't
judge them by their actions. They're really not that way. Really, he
said, they've already paid a very big price for putting Dylan mulvaney on the
cans. And so he said it was a mistake of epic proportions. Well
a mistake. Was it a mistake? No? No, it was deliberate
somehow, how did that happen? I don't who put her picture on?
I don't know how that happened. No, it was deliberate. But you
know, Trump has these epic quote unquote mistakes of creating a kill shot,
but he's not going to admit to it. He will admit that they made
a mistake of epic proportions, but he's not going to talk about his epic
mistakes, yours his followers, to give bud Light a second chance, and
to shun other companies that are looking to destroy America. Oh, so,
give bud Light a second chance because all the other countries companies are looking to
destroy America. Give Trump a second chance because his opponent is looking to destroy
America. We yeah, they both are. Trump is looking to destroy America,
just like bud Light is looking to destroy Look Bush, Anheuser Bush and
bud are selling sex, They're selling drugs, and they're selling transgender stuff and
there's only to kids, and they're putting it on TV and the rest of
this stuff. What is it about that that it's so hard to understand?
And yet that's what Trump has really done as well, not the not the
the drugs, not the alcohol until now and then he writes this massive thing
bud Light ad was a mistake of epic proportions, and for that very big
price was paid. But Annheuser Busch is not a woke company. But I
can give you plenty that are am building a list and might just release it
for the world to see. Why not? The radical left does it viciously
to well run conservative companies and people very nasty, but it's the way they
play the game. On the other hand, Anheuser Busch spends seven hundred million
dollars a year with our great farmers employees sixty five thousand Americans, of which
fifteen hundred are veterans, and as a founding corporate partner of Folds of Honor,
which provides scholarships for families of fallen servicemen and women. So that gives
them a pass, That gives them a pass to push training insanity on kids
and the rest of this stuff. No, none of that makes any difference.
They've raised thirty million dollars given forty four thousand scholarships. Annaeuser Busch is
a great American brand that perhaps deserves a second chance. What do you think,
perhaps instead we should be going after those companies that are looking to destroy
America. And their shares jumped when he did that. Their shares jumped by
four percent on the basis of Trump becoming a spokesperson for them. Are they
paying him? Yeah? Uh no, I look at all this stuff in
terms of second chances. I don't think so for the company. You know,
people are one thing, companies are another thing. I give people second
chances, especially if they admit they made a mistake. But if there's somebody
who was a Davos quizzling like Trump, who did everything that Davos wanted and
the un wanted as part of their agenda and did it at the same time
and then bragged about it, I don't think you give a person like that
a second chance. I won't be giving him a second chance. I won't
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well, I promise I'll get the gas gage updated, but as I said,
it has gotten off to a slow start this month. I said before,
you know, when I criticize politics, and you know people putting their
hope in it, especially the one that you have the least influence or ability
to control, the one that is going to be the least likely to produce
any results. We've got everything upside down. We pay the most attention to
the presidency, then we look at the senators and congressmen, and that's the
next to the least effective way that you can get involved in politics, we
need to look at it from the bottom them up. That's where we have
the most effect on that. But again, it all really begins. If
you want to turn things around in this country, it all begins with you.
You can't if you are not connected to God. That is something that
is going to be a problem for you personally throughout eternity. And if you
are, then that helps to get you through rough times, even if things
fail politically as they appear to be doing. And so we look at this,
it's really sad to see the state of what is happening with Christians in
this country, in the state of so many of these institutional churches. Just
take a look at this. You know, we see all this stuff about
Taylor Swift. I'm so tired of seeing her everywhere. I don't go to
entertainment sites. I don't go to us or people. I don't even go
the daily mail except they pull up or something's referenced from somebody else for a
political issue, like we're talking about Trump and his NATO pronouncements and things like
that. But I don't go to these entertainment sites. But even on the
so called political news or world news, Taylor Swift is everywhere, can't avoid
it. And even with this church in Las Vegas it is Faith Lutheran.
It's actually not church, it's a Faith Lutheran middle and high school in Las
Vegas. They're setting up a Taylor Swift Bible Study. Wow. A group
of nearly two dozen students meet every Tuesday before school for Tuesdays with Taylor a
not Tuesdays with Jesus, right, a Bible study that relates scripture passages to
the famous pop stars lyrics. Now, we've talked about how some of these
colleges that people pay exorbiting amounts of money to go tend have little silly courses
about Taylor Swift songs and all kinds of silly stuff like that. And here
it is at a middle in high school and they're doing this and they think
that this is a way to bring people to show people God. They said,
we take Taylor Swift's song lyrics and we connect them to Bible verses and
then we talk about how they connect. Wow. Really, and you know,
thus saith the Swift and I guess the Disciples were first called Swifties in
Las Vegas. Rights. It's absolutely crazy. And one of the people that's
there said, I really like this club because we get connections. It's about
their social connections. We get peace and we get common likings, common likings.
So you know, the key thing that the church today is looking for,
I say the church in general, is that we not have conflict with
anybody. I don't want to make anybody mad. I don't want to trigger
anybody. Well, you know, then if that's your if that's the way
you're looking at this, you're not following Jesus. He said, the world
hated me, and they will hate you, but they won't hate you if
you follow Taylor Swift instead of Jesus. One person said, I walk away
with hope and love and with happiness because I just love to talk about Taylor
Swift and I love talking about the Bible too. You know a little bit
about that. Well, you know, there's no one above Christ and there's
nobody beside Christ either. We can make our little idols about all types of
things. And of course, the longest time, going back to the middle
of the twentieth century, we had the pop culture that began with the teen
idols and all the rest of this. That's what they were. They were
idols. We can make idols of anything. We can make idols of money
or sex, or drugs, or celebrities or our job. We can make
idols of good things. We can take it to an extreme and make an
idol out of it. Then you've got another cultural phenomenon. The Chosen.
Now, this is very popular. This is Dallas Jenkins's dad worked with Tim
Wahay and they did the Left Behind novel series and they did some not very
good from what I hear movies about it. But he's really hit a home
run in terms of audience and money with The Chosen. And I saw this
article and it said we need to talk about episode three, the shocking character
death. What is because I don't really I don't follow the Chosen. We
looked at when it first came out. I looked at a few of the
episodes and it's like, nah, you know, it's they're planing a little
bit too loose with it. And quite frankly, I think, and I've
talked about this before, I think that you know, if God wanted us
to have a visual representation of what he was doing, he would have had
you know, Christ come now instead of when they didn't have cameras and things
like that, and so I think that God has told us what he wants
us to know in the Bible, but we want to keep reinterpreting this in
various ways. The first three episodes of season four of The Chosen hit theaters
on February the first. They put it together as a movie and did a
theatrical release, and it has grossed over nine million dollars. So he's making
a lot of money off of this and all of his people. And in
a recent live stream, Dallas Jenkins, who's the show's creator, director,
co writer, co producer, discussed a shocking term turn of events in the
third episode. So I thought, what is this? You know, some
character died. That's really gonna upset everybody. You know, which character in
the Bible is this? Oh? What's not a character in the Bible.
It's something that he's created. Dallas Jenkins revealed that Rama, a fictionalized character
who is meant to represent both the unnamed female disciples of Jesus and the unnamed
wives of the Apostles, dies at the end of episode three. Let's stop
right there. It's meant to represent the unnamed female disciples and the wives of
the Apostles. That that is God, uh just a misogynist or something that
he didn't put that in there? Why didn't he put that in there?
Yeah, the Bible's pretty good, but it could use some representation. I
don't I didn't think that Mike was working. Travis said, Yeah, the
Bible's pretty good, but it could use some representation. Yeah, yeah,
that needs to be brought up to date. You know, it's just they
just didn't get it right. I say, there's in a lot of the
translations, they'll try to do gender inclusive language, you know, in the
translation. So yeah, I named female disciples. You know, it's it
needs a little bit of improvement here. So he's going to fix it.
And so this fictionalized character who has a composite to represent all of the females
that God just chose to ignore but not Dallas Jenkins dies at the end of
episode three, and in the show, Rama is married to Thomas and she
dies in Thomas's arms. She is killed by Quintus, another fictionalized character who
is a Roman magistrate, and though Thomas asked Jesus to raise Rama from the
dead, he does not. It's just a soap opera, is not anything
to do with the Bible and they have. It's amazing how fast and loose
they play with this stuff. I mean, is it's just amazing. And
I guess maybe we'll eventually find out what the real names of the magi are,
right, and if there was only three, or if there was a
bunch of them or whatever, two or more. But yeah, he's gonna
fill in all those missing details for us about everything. Now. Back when
I was a kid in the nineteen fifties, Hollywood used to do these sword
and sandal things Victor Mature, and they did a lot of these biblical epics,
and they weren't biblical at all. They were set in the time that
had absolutely nothing to do with it. I mean, you look at at
the Ten Commandments. I mean a lot of liberties that were taken with that.
You know, a lot of characters are invented. Nathan was invented,
and the rest of this stuff. But even to the extent I remember seeing
it as a small child, and you know, the burning bush and you
hear God's voice, but you know, actually the way it's written is the
Angel Lord is inside that bush, inside that burning bush. That's not the
way that cecil b to Mills depicted it, and so we have these different
things. Even if you go through and you have something where all the characters
are saying everything verbatim, they still have an interpretation like how is that line
delivered? Is he smiling, is he frowning? Is he staring at somebody?
What is the And all of that is going to convey perhaps a meaning,
a different meaning than the one that was there. And so I think
the purpose was for us to not search for God in some kind of a
soap opera, but in what he gave us to look for him. Others
felt wounded by the fact that Jesus did not resurrect Rama and felt it didn't
reflect the character of Jesus. Well, there you go. So he's got
this composite female that is supposedly Thomas's wife and killed by an other fictional character,
and then Jesus decides not to raise her, and so he is So
we need to talk about that, he said, when you talk about it
openly and honestly, Well, here's the way you talk about it. Whoever
adds to my word, whoever takes away from it. That's what God said.
God said what he wanted to say. And I don't think that Dallas
Jenkins has has really got a handle on what is going on with this.
I'm just saying that, you know, it's a if you look at it
as entertainment, fine, it's just going to color your impression of what God
wanted to convey to you unnecessarily. Now, there is so little time in
our life. I can't imagine wasting it on tripe like that, quite frankly.
And then we have this in the UK. They've taken Canterbury Cathedral and
they've turned it into Canterbury Cells sales as they have sold out. They've sold
out and used this cathedral, which and look, I don't believe that there's
anything wholly about these buildings, but these people who built it created these masterpieces.
They did it to honor God, and they did it to create something
that was separate and above everything around it. And it truly is amazing when
you look at these magnificent temple or cathedrals and stuff that when you think about
what the people were living in at the time, and you look at this
and you understand that even if you don't recognize these buildings as being something that
is holy, it certainly was a manifestation of people who were doing something they
thought for God. But that's not where we are right now. Where we
are right now is they have what they call the Rave at the Nave,
and what this is is a silent disco, they said. And here's all
these people and they've got glowing headphones on and they're dancing around the music that's
being pumped into their headphones, and their headphones are glowing in the dark,
and they've got light sticks that they're jumping around with and they're singing. And
this is really a picture of how paganism has really taken over these you know
these it's essentially kind of a tombstone of Christianity there, and they're going to
have two of these. They've already had one. There's another one that is
coming up to nineties themed silent discos held at one of the UK's oldest cathedrals,
because you know, the Christians are gone and it's just an empty place.
There dozens of revelers jumped up and down with glow sticks while listening to
beats on their headphones. As one person said, they've they've garnered a lot
of signatures. They said that this is you know, they built this thing
back in fred ninety seven. The church is supposedly, you know, the
seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury, who is the head of their Church of
England. But they said it's not appropriate, it's not respectful. But it's
the most people that they've had in their church for quite some time. There's
probably more people that they get to show up at that church building over an
entire year showing up for these silent disco things. But one person said it
will not bring young people closer to Christ. Whether it will send the message
that Christ and his Church and all the truth, beauty and goodness it has
to offer are unimportant. And we see this all over Europe, these magnificent
buildings being repurposed for discos or other things like that. That entertainment deserves our
attention more than God. Isn't that really what the Chosen is about so many
things we do? Or the Taylor Swift Bible studies. Isn't that really about
entertainment that deserves our attention more than God? Is it something that is going
to bring young people in or is it trivinalize what this is all about,
that entertainment deserves our attention more than God, that Christians do not take their
faith or their holy places seriously, that Christianity is just a lame joke.
He said, well, yes, I think that is basically what a lot
of people are seeing in terms of the institutional church. And here is an
example. We have Brian and Bobby Houston who said they were going to create
an online church in twenty twenty four and they're going to call it Jesus Followers
Church. Now, these are a couple of people. I don't know anything
about them other than the fact that they were involved in Hillsong, which is
one of these contemporary churches out of Australia, had a lot of successful contemporary
Christian music, made a lot of money off of that, and then had
a lot of sexual scandals surprise, surprise, within the church. A series
of controversial issues, including accusations that Brian breached the Hillsong pastor's code of conduct
by behaving inappropriately toward two women. In August of last year, an Australian
magistrate found that Brian not guilty of covering up his father's sexual abuse. His
father's sexual abuse within that church. And then there was a hot mic recording
that was just released by somebody inside the church. He was really still not
happy with what's happening with this kind of TV evangelism. The hot mic audio
was accidentally uploaded, they say, accidentally uploaded maybe accidentally, to Revival City
Church's YouTube page, and in the recordings, Bobby can be heard telling her
husband Brian, to quote hook the audience so they don't leave before he gives
the offering announcement. So when do you think I should do the offering,
Brian asked one of the producers, before the message or after the message,
and Bobby responded she believed that it should be at the end of the message,
but she told Brian, you've got to hook him so that people don't
leave. And then the conversation turned to her Rolodex, a Rolex, A
Rolodex watch her Rolex watch. Now they've got a Rolodex of everybody, don't
they. They've got a big money there. Yeah, you look at this.
And we just had a shooting at Joel Lostein's church yesterday. Still there's
no information. I mean, they don't even know the woman's age yet.
But why first saw it looks like maybe you know, another one of these
training killings. But it was a woman with a trench coat who had a
long rifle and was holding the hand of a five year old child. They
don't even know. There's been some little information put out there was a young
five year old child who was shot and in critical condition, but they don't
even say if that was the one that they would be killer. I guess
brought in another person was wounded. The police protectors that were there took down
this woman. I don't know. I said, they're looking to see if
it's some kind of a hate crime you would imagine perhaps. And yet when
you look at this, even a phony church like Joe Lastein's church, and
I say it's a phony church because it is a grifting operation, folks.
I just again, I look at this, and I know faithful pastors who
stick to the word and who do expositional teaching and try to do the best
that they can to mentor other people. They get no attention at all.
And this guy gets thirty thousand people a week to show up. Why because
he's offering them the promise of riches in this life if they give him money,
and they just paid off one hundred million dollar loan or something like that
that they had at that church. It's just beyond belief how phony it is,
and I know how disturbing it must be for pastors who are trying to
who are sincere trying to follow God. I mean, you know, I
look at it, and you know I understand that. You know when you
when you look at these people in media, you know that are making so
much money. I mean, Joe Rogan just signed a new contract and you
know, tens of millions of dollars or whatever. I can't even get on
Spotify. Well, I'll tell you a secret. I just because we got
purged in December, and when we reactivated that, I told, well,
try to send this out to Spotify again. And so for about a month
we have been on Spotify and that's the biggest podcast there. So now I
imagine that I've said this, I'll get kicked off and I really don't care.
But I just find it amazing that they won't even carry me and not
pay me anything. It's because of content. And we've just seen the same
type of thing happen with Jason Barker and others who want to do and Surge
who wanted to I think it was Surge, where maybe it was Angry Tiger.
I don't know it was Karen saw the post it was sent, and
I haven't looked at it yet, but we're going to get Jason on to
talk about it. But you know, they get on Facebook and they get
kind of preemptively purged off of this thing. And so we look at this
and they say, how is it that people who in politics who lie in
grift get promoted like that? How is it the people in religion who lie
in grift get promoted like that? And people who are sincere, people are
trying to tell the truth get purged everywhere. That is the way that it
is. And so many of us will look at that. And that's always
been the question question that David had in the Psalms. Why do the wicked
prosper? That is always been a part of it. But I just want
to say, you know, when we look at this, let me just
pass this on to you. This is from Mike Sabo. You find it
on American Reformer dot com as an essay. He says we need to reject
doom and gloom doomerism, and he says what the dissident right is looking for
and not able to find, they will find that in Christ. And so
he said why is there no concerted effort amongst the evangelicals to reach out to
the dissident right. Well, I would answer that and say, well,
because so many of these pastors are trying to ingratiate themselves to Trump and to
the people who support Trump, and at the same time, they're discrediting themselves
every bit as much, if not more so than the teen Bible study that
wants to build a Bible study around Taylor Swift. You want to build your
church around Donald Trump. That's a that is a house of cards waiting to
collapse. But he said there was recent posts on Conundrum Clusters Substack about the
Texas border. He said after the after Conundrum Cluster gave his somewhat contrarian take
on the mess of the southern border. He sounded a crucial note that the
right desperately needs to hear today. He said, America is where at least
Americans are going to make it through this. We're not doomed. There's still
a shot of salvaging this situation. It's even a pretty good shot right now,
he said. Black pill spiraling is very popular in right wing circles.
That's one of the reasons why you're not going to see me putting out you
know, the ambulance light, you know, red alert, red alert,
emergency broadcasts, We're going into civil war tomorrow, that type of thing,
and that Alex does all the time. It's embarrassing to see that all the
time. But I don't do that. Virtually every major cultural indicator, he
says, it's plummeting, and the ruling gerontocracy have the country pointed straight toward
a cliff as they head off to cushy nursing homes. Which is interesting,
you know, because most of the most of the people in the alarmist right
are pushing those alarms and then holding Trump out as the only hope when he's
not a hope and so and that's the thing, you know, when people
say, well, aren't you're supporting Trump? Aren't you noll? Who are
you supporting? You know, who is going to save us as president?
It's like nobody's going to save us as president. The cavalry is not coming.
Christ was that cavalry, but as a different kind. Prospects look bleak
for rising generations and response. Members of the right typically try to outdo each
other with the worst possible predictions of why the future holds will it be will
the education re education camps only have two latrines or just one that type of
thing. Much of the problem comes from hopelessness, says Conundrum Cluster. Pessimistic
statements become self fulfilling prophecies too often. Treating various end of America scenarios are
exercises in LARPing and simply fuel generic demoralization, neutering any possible response that could
be constructive. As if, as Joe Biden has repeatedly said, the federal
government holds f fifteens and nuclear warheads, then what you says they're for mounting
any kind of a pushback. Isn't it all a foregone conclusion? Well it's
not, he says, and it isn't. Conundrum Cluster says, now more
than ever, Americans need to understand that they have power to improve their lives.
Your problems are solvable by you. To the young men of the right,
to the young men of the future, do not give up hope,
he says. He's counseled those on the Right to diet well, to fix
their physical ailments, to get regular exercise, including pull ups, to stop
negative feedback loops, which are especially prevalent on social media, and as this
author says, well, those are all good things to do, but they're
not really where your hope is involved. Right, None of us control our
future, and you know when you look at that, that's the same conceit.
Quite frankly, that's all good advice and it's not evil stuff like the
Silicon Valley elites are planning, Oh, we're going to transfer your mind into
robot or something. You're going to become a cyborger. This is that,
and you're going to live forever and you're going to get But they also engage
in all this stuff. I mean, look at the obsession, clear obsession
that you can see in Jeff Bezos. I mean, he's working out pretty
hard, and you better believe you're just like a lot of these other billionaires.
He's taken everything that he can to extend his life, every kind of
supplement, every kind of exercise, personal trainers. You better believe he's eating
well. But he's going to die. He doesn't really have any hope for
eternal life. He doesn't have any hope that he's going to transfer his mind
into something else. All those things that are being sold, those types of
things that a lot of these guys are involved in go beyond this good stuff
and get really into evil, occultic things that aren't going to work for them,
frankly. But to focus on eating well, exercising, you know,
learning to shoot or whatever, all that exclusively exclusive. These are all good
things to do. And by the way, you know, Civil Defense Manual
has got a lot two volumes, got a lot of information about very good
things that you can do and things that you should do. You should prepare
for your family. You don't provide for your own. You're worse than an
infidel, so you should be able to. You want to provide food for
emergencies. There's a lot of indications that we have a very very fragile infrastructure,
so you should be providing that type of stuff. Part of what Civil
Defense Manual again, you find that Civil Defensemanual dot com Jack Lawson's book.
Part of what he talks about there is building community and not being isolated,
and that's all very good stuff as well. But Jack Lawson will tell you
that there's more to life than that as well. And that's what this guy
says. Countering our present madness will take something more than self help courses.
It'll take more than a kind of Teddy Roosevelt bully training that type of thing.
For Christians, our hope is ultimately in Christ, who is seated at
the right hand of God and will put all of his enemies under his feet.
He says. I don't know if Conundrum Cluster is a believer, but
he says, if not, I encourage him, along with everybody else on
the dissident right, to dig into the Christian tradition. He says, start
praying, read the Bible day began attending a local church weekly. For most
of those in dissident circles, attending a mixed church with a light show and
a hipster giving a ted talk will not be for you. Fine, find
a church that takes the Bible seriously, dive deep into the tricia the Christian
tradition. That's one of the things that my son's again, they couldn't believe
the number of churches around here that have light shows and fog machines. It's
like, that's really no different than the silent disco at the Canterbury Cathedral.
Nothing can hinder the Lord from saving, whether by many or by few.
Samuel Old Testament. The right wing can find hope and what they're looking for
by looking for God. And then he talks about the passage from Jeremiah for
I know the plans I have for you, plans to prosper, not to
harm. And you know that's from one of the most depressing books really in
the sense that he's always talking about I guess maybe Lamentations more depressing by Jeremiah,
but he's always talking about becoming judgment and all the rest of that.
But that really bright thing there, that's the passage that is set aside,
and everybody puts it on plaques and puts it up on the walls and anything
in that when he says, you know, don't despair, I know the
plans that I have for you. What he's telling them is that even though
they've been their nation has been destroyed, there has been massive suffering, they've
been taken away into a foreign country, captive. And he says, in
that country, you know, build houses, build families, have children,
all these things. And he says, because I have no plans I've got
for you, And that ought to be our our approach to all this all
the time. It is Martin Luther who said, if I knew the world
was going to end tomorrow. It's still plant a tree today. Trees take
a long time to grow. We are here to do what God has told
us to do. And along with that, let me just this as well,
because I spent a lot of time, you know, please indulge me,
because I spend a lot of time talking about negative things. And I
don't want people to be left in despair, because there's no reason for us
to despair. There's reasons for us to prepare, there are reasons for us
to resist this stuff. There's reasons for us to try to establish a just
society. And part of that is praying for leaders that are just, or
praying for the leaders to be changed by God. That's another aspect of that.
Changed personally or changed out either way. Politicians are like diapers. They
need to be changed frequently, right, but God can change them in a
different way. I'll give you one more here before we take a break,
and that is an op at peace. This is actually from Christian post.
He said, a lot of people think you can't be holy and happy at
the same time. And I've talked about this last week. I said,
well, you know, happiness is just kind of things that happened to you.
It isn't something that is deeper. But people get those things confused.
And so he's kind of talking about it in terms of, you know,
are you going to have to live a miserable life to fall Christ? Yeah,
there will be difficult things, but the more difficult things become. And
I've said this before, most difficult times in our lives have been the times
that we have been closest with God. And when I look back on it,
those are actually the best times in our life. Now, they would
not have been the best times if we were not close to God. They
would have been really insufferable. But he says, he says, when I
talk to people who say that they're not Christians, he said, I've heard
about every reason you can imagine that they would reject Christianity. He said,
I found that you can get past the superficial responses as there's no evidence for
God, or you know, how do you explain evil in the world.
But he said, beyond that, there's two that really do rise to the
top. Besides those types of things. You know, when Jesus confronted the
woman at the well, and and he indicates that he knows her whole history,
gives her some information about it. The first thing she does is she
pivots to a theological thing that's too personal. Let's not talk about that.
You know, you joo say that God's to be worshiped in Jerusalem, but
we worship him elsewhere Mount Garrison or whatever. But you know, she immediately
deflects, so let's talk about theology. But he was focused on her life,
and so he says, so they're looking really at more personal things.
He says, the first reason that I see is people have had bad experiences
with religion. You know, maybe they've gone somewhere where there's some grifting pastor
who is in it for the money and the audience and the following, and
he uses, you know, if that's what he's into. He abuses the
trust that people put in him. And usually there's some kind of a sexual
issue there. That's usually what follows with that kind of abusive trust. So
he says, a lot of times I've had bad experiences of religion. They've
seen maybe professing Christians who look nothing at all like Christ in their behavior.
Famous quote from Gandhi. Well, I like your christ, but I don't
like you Christians. You're so unlike your Christ. Well guess what, Gandhi
wasn't like Christ either. I mean, that's the human condition. That's the
entire point. Yeah, that's the entire point. Exactly misses the whole point.
You can see it in other people, right, you can't see it
in yourself. That's the key thing. The next reason has to do with
Christian life and it's expectations, primarily it's moral demands. The feeling is that
day in and day out life of a Christian is not one it's fun,
but one that is drudgery, filled with denial of nearly every pleasure available.
I see this often about people talking about the Puritans and stuff like that.
They had had a good time. Actually they took things seriously, but you
know, considering the difficult circumstances that most people of that time everywhere were living
under it, they were not really monastic and things like that. They weren't
you know, self flagellating and wearing hair shirts and all that kind of stuff
like you see some of the monasteries in Middle Ages. He says, So
a lot of people think it's just drudgery and denial of every pleasure. He
said, no fulfilling sex, no meaningful possessions, no nothing, and who
wants that. The devil's lie of you can't be holy and happy has likely
run through the heads of everyone presented with the claims of Christianity, including yours
and mine, if we were to be honest. Initially, he says,
it sounds good, but there is a problem. And so the problem is
is that everybody who says, well, I don't want to be a Christian
because it'd be a very unhappy, unpleasant life. So the people, according
to polls, are unhappy. They see their life as drudgery. Now he
doesn't talk about this, but the reality is is that what makes the difference
in your life is not your circumstances, but your gratitude. If you look
at the simple things in life and just marvel at what God has freely given
you, that is a whole different way of looking at life, and so
many of those things that he's talking about, relationships and other things like that
take on a whole new perspective. He says, But if you look at
the Gallop poll taking a couple of years ago on happiness is now at a
record high. People feel more anger, more sadness, more pain, more
worry, more stress than ever before. The study resulted in a book that
was published by Gallop called blind Spot, and the author said global misery was
rising well before the pandemic. In fact, unhappiness has been steadily climbing for
a decade, and its rise has been in the blind spot of almost every
world leader. So he says, I'll play a game of what if.
Travis says, suffering is mandatory, misery is optional. That's a good way
to put it. Did you do that or is that okay? I thought
maybe that was something from the guy that you read all the time? Was
it Chesterton? Yeah? GK. Chesterton? Yeah. He says, let's
play a game of what if? The misery is optional? Suffering is non
optional. But he says, let's play a game of what if? What
if by our very nature, we have the wrong desires and it causes us
to love bad things that lead to rotten outcomes and result in us being ultimately
unhappy. Which, since we're talking all the time about Taylor Swift, she
resembles that comment. I mean, here's somebody who has everything I mean,
and then her boyfriend even has a sequence suit. Sometimes a sequence suit doesn't
buy you happiness, and sometimes even though you're famous, in a billionaire or
whatever, you pick one and have one bad relationship with people after the other.
What's behind that? I don't know. Well, it's a whole string
of bad relationships that she's had. What if God can change our nature so
that we have the right desires that cause us to love good things in the
right way that leads to positive outcomes and results in us being truly happy.
Well, if that's right, that sounds like a winner to me, he
says, Well, guess what that is? The promise of Christianity. C.
S. Lewis wrote, believing in a real and believing in a real
right and wrong means finding out that you are not very good. He describes
past generations of non Christians as quote in many ways merrier than a modern but
with a deep sadness. When he asked himself what was wrong with the world,
he didn't did not immediately reply the social system, or our allies or
education. It occurred to him that he himself might be one of the things
that was wrong with the world. GK. Chesterton said the same thing.
Interestingly, they both realize that, and it's that internal uh consideration of your
life that is so devoid from our political leaders. These people have the perspective
and the introspection of a toddler, when not only are they reverting to their
you know, their their diaper future, but you know, you look at
Biden and Trump, they have the moral understanding of a toddler. It truly
is amazing, and it truly is a curse that these people have been put
over us as leaders. Absolutely is a curse. Uh So, never give
up the fight against tyranny. But don't ever put your hope in anything as
temporary as his life. That's h and certainly not in anything as untrustworthy and
gollumlike as these politicians that we have running for president. We're going to take
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beyond the twenty million dollars that they were able to pay Travis Kelsey. By
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coming up if we've got enough time. Before we do, though, I
want to talk about pharmaceutical issues. There was a tweet by Peter McCullough that
was retweeted by Thomas Massey with a comment. McCullough was talking about remdzevir.
He says doctor Wax was right. In twenty twenty, remdzevie has been exhaustively
analyzed by the WHO solidarity group conducting concluding that it does not save lives,
whether it caused kidney injury, and liver damage in some which can contribute to
causal pathways of death. The WHO advised against it in November of twenty twenty.
But you remember how this all happened, don't you. Again, the
WHO was advising against it, there was a study that came up in China
that said, well, it doesn't do anything. We had about the same
number of people, actually slightly more people that died that had this, and
they had kidney and liver problems that were part of this. This is some
thing that Fauci had tried to sell multiple times. He had tried to sell
it for AIDS, He had tried to sell it as a treatment for ebola,
and in each one of these cases, just like for this supposed pandemic,
they said, it doesn't do anything except give people, many people kidney
and liver damage that kills him. And so after this came out, the
study was posted on the WHO site, this Chinese study, but it was
taken down, and it was taken down within twenty four hours and within one
week without explanation. Within one week, Fauci put out his not peer reviewed
assessment of it and said, and his results were the same. You know,
we've got a lot of people who have a kidney injury, liver damage
from this thing, and about same results. It didn't really show anything.
Always in the past way they would look at some kind of a therapeutic,
which is what it is. They would say, well, do the people
recover? You know what percentage of the people recovered. Well, no,
there wasn't any difference between the two control groups. And so what he said
was, yeah, but we're going to change that. The people who survived
got better thirty six percent faster than the other people. Now, that has
never been the standard standard. Wuld be something like, well thirty six percent
of the people got over it because of the drug. Now he just said,
well they recovered faster, which is a total lie. That's never been
the standard for that. But he pronounced the standard of care and he got
it sold. And then you had Ram Paul who got his wife to buy
remdaseevere stock thinking that people would not notice it. I guess. So the
whole thing was a scam and we knew this, and I reported it in
twenty twenty about how this is not his first rodeo of this and the fact
that he was desperate to get this thing through for Gilead Pharmaceuticals because they were
about to lose their patent on it. And going back to the spring of
two thousand and eighteen, there was an assessment that was put out by Goldman
Sachs about the pharmaceutical industry and they used Gilla, the same people that developed
rendoes of Air. They used Gilead and said, here's an example of what
we don't want in the pharmaceutical industry. They came up with something that actually
cured hepatitis C or something like that, and they said, the problem was,
I made twelve million dollars the first year, and then it drastically dropped
down like one or two billion, and now it's down and just you know,
a couple one hundred million or something. You know, it's exponentially going
down. And they said, we do not want this from the pharmaceutical industry.
Do not cure things. We want to have chronic conditions that we keep
selling drugs for. And it's even better if they sell you a drug that
creates conditions that you didn't have before, like kidney injury and liver damage,
and if you survive, your customer for life for these other things. So
that's what Peter McCollough said, now. Thomas Massey retweeted that with a comment
he said, I had a family member go to hospital for an issue unrelated
to COVID. They tested for COVID. The doctor said he needed rim dezevir
even though he had no COVID symptoms. He had displayed symptoms at home a
week prior. He refused to take rim desaviet. The doctor was flabberg acid
and he's home doing fine. Yeah, we've had that same situation. Yeah,
the nurses even called it run death is near. On rock Fin Solo
Cat nineteen eighty. Dogs would be smarter without the vaccinations. People too,
There's so many different health effects of these things on rock Fin. Dougalug response
says, I think that's what happened to my dog's coat after the last vax,
she started getting dry, itchy skin. That's that's what's happened to Scout.
Frankly, we had never gotten him vaccinated, and then when he got
his leg torn up, we think it was coyotes. That doctor nearly killed
him. He said, oh, it looks like skins get a little bit
black. He cut the skin off of both sides of his back leg and
he said, oh, I'll probably have to take the leg offs. And
you know he recovered. He's got a bad scar on one side where the
hair has not come back. But this doctor loaded him up. You know,
he was in such bad condition. They had him there in their hospital
and the doctor loaded him up with shots. And ever since we got him
back, he's got dry, itchy skin all the time. He can't never
had that before, never had him. Brian deb McCartney, good to see
you there, said, many friends and families pets have this issue. Yep,
yep, we do. As we have seen the victory last week in
Canada over the freedom convoy of truckers. This is very true. This is
from epic Times. Matthew Horward says it must be done. After the court
victory for the freedom convoy, Canadians are ready to sue and it must be
done. And I think this is key. We're not going to see anything
done. It's pretty obvious, isn't it that in every country nobody is going
to be held accountable and the only way that they're going to be held accountable
for anything that they did in twenty twenty, whether you're talking about Trump or
you know, the Republicans or Democrats, or Biden or Trump. The only
way any of them are going to be held accountable is if there's going to
be lawsuits. And I think that's especially true of Pfizer and of Moderna in
these other vaccine companies because of the way that they have fraudulently pushed the safety
and the efficacy of these drugs. And I think it's imperative for people to
sue. Now we don't have any you know, it's not something I know
it's a big deal, and it's you know, I've looked at things like
the purging that we have gotten, and you know, to sue a big
corporation, I know that's a big you know, I want to sue Google.
There's no way I'm going to win that. And I don't want to
make my life miserable trying to do something like that. But it really is
if you can find some kind of if lawyers want to set up some type
of a class action lawsuit or something, that it really is imperative. That's
a very important thing to do. That's the only way that these people are
going to be brought to heal. That's the only kind of public validation of
what they did. Being wrong. We do need to try to elect people
that are going to acknowledge what was done the medical martial law and put some
reforms in place, but that's not even being talked about now, so suing
them is very important. On the Brownstone Institute from Clayton Baker, he said,
medicine has been fully militarized. And this was pretty obvious from the beginning
as well too. Wasn't Operation Warp Speed was a military operation. It was
going to be funded by Trump giving tens of billions of dollars to each of
these pharmaceutical companies. It was going to be delivered by the military. Remember,
right after the election, we had the election on Tuesday, then by
Saturday, the media declares Biden to be the winner. On Sunday the next
day, sixty minutes runs this piece that they had in the they'd filmed it,
had it in the can, ready to go, saying that, you
know, talking about how all these people in military are going to be delivering
the vaccine out there. It's good to go, it's ready to go,
and we're ready to do this as soon as we get the get go from
the vaccine companies, because you know, the FDA is not going to do
anything about it. Very next day, that Monday, not even a week
after the election, Pfizer says, we're done and we're ninety two percent effective.
And then they started the bidding war about and kept bidding it up to
the up to one hundred percent, and then it started falling until it got
down to low twenty percent. The whole thing was a lie. But it
was also militarized from the very beginning. And I said, as Trump was
doing the lockdown, I said, it's medical martial law. Well, Clayton
Baker says the Brownston Institute Medicine has been fully militarized. He says, I'm
thinking of a certain industry. See if you can guess what it is.
It's a huge industry, constitutes a large portion of the nation's GDP. Millions
of people earn their living through it, directly or indirectly. The people at
the top of the industry are among the super rich. This industry's corporations lobby
the nation's government relentlessly to the tune of billions of dollars per year, both
to secure lucrative contracts and to influence national policy in their favor. And it
pays off to the tune of trillions of dollars. The corporation supplying this industry
with its material conduct conduct advanced, highly technical research far beyond the understanding of
the average citizen. The citizens fund this research, however, through dollars.
Unbeknownst to them, the profits gained from them, developed using tax dollars are
kept by the corporation's executives and investors. Then, he goes on and on.
The operational side of the industry is emphatically top down, and its structure
and its function. Those who work at the ground level must undergo rigorous training
that standardizes their attitudes and their behaviors. Finally, these ground level personnel are
handled in a peculiar manner. Publicly, they're frequently lauded as heroes, particularly
under declared periods of crisis. Privately, they are kept completely in the dark
regarding high level industry decisions, and they're often lied to outright by those in
the higher levels of command. These grunts even significantly forfeit some fundamental civil liberties
for the privilege of working in this industry. So what am I describing?
He says, If you answered the military course, you would be correct.
But if you also answered the medical industry. You would be every bit as
right. You see, this whole thing was a merger between those two groups.
We even now have a medical version of DARPA BARTA, you know,
and a biological Advanced Research I think is what it stands for. But it's
essentially the same type approach. Everything is essentially the same as the military industrial
complex. The corruption, the secrecy, the compart the compartmentalization of information,
all of that, and so that's where we began. It's kind of where
we end up today talking about this militarized pharmaceutical industry. Top down dictats on
how to manage COVID patients were handed down to physicians from high above. These
were enforced with militaristic rigidity unseen in doctor's professional lifetimes. The mandated protocols made
no sense, all these ventilator stuff and everything. You know. You look
at Peter Navarro, now, Peter Navarro as one of Trump's right hand men
and his administration. He's been sentenced to found guilty of some minor violation that
they trumped up a non charge, and he's been sentenced to several months in
jail while he's appealing it. The judge has said, he's not going to
get out of jail. He's going to serve that time while he's doing the
appeal. He's going to be in jail. But I have absolutely no sympathy
for him because he's the guy who ran this program to ram through ventilators on
everybody, to tell Ford and General Motors and other companies to stop making your
car, start making ventilators and pushing them on everybody. For that, he
ought to be in jail for the rest of his life. The number of
people that were killed with that, I have no sympathy for him whatsoever.
As I've said before, it's very much like Dennis Astrot, who was sent
to jail for something that's not a crime, when in reality the guy was
a pedophile and everybody knew it. They knew it going in and don't tell
me they didn't know. Peter Navarro was putting together something. All the doctors
knew. This didn't make any sense. Why had we never done this before?
Why did it just get imposed like that like a snap, and you
know everybody has to do it. Well, it's a bribery. That was
one of the biggest pieces of bribery, that ventilator system of any of the
COVID stuff with a Trump administration paying hospitals to do this, and then later
on, you know, bribing them to identify people as COVID patients thirteen thousand
dollars, bribing them to put people on a ventilator thirty nine thousand dollars,
and then giving them a twenty percent bonus. And then that was the bribery
aspect that was Trump. And then when Biden came in, he said,
well, if you don't do this stuff, I'm going to If you don't
vaccinate your nurses and doctors, we're not only going to take away that gravy
train that Trump puts you on, we're going to take away all of your
Medicare Medicaid stuff. And so the hospitals run by a corporation said, we'll
do it, we'll do it. If these people don't do it, we'll
fire them, and they were more than willing to do it. That's why
these people need to be sued, because it was all about the money.
The love of money, the root of all evil and the root of how
presidents get these things done in violation of the Tenth Amendment, and the MAGA
people need to understand that and embrace that if they can get past their double
thing. Jason Barker, my cousin's husband, got diagnosed to stage four cancer.
In his digestive track, I'm sorry we could use prayers for Bob.
It is not operable, so basically a death sentence. Well, we certainly
do pray for Bob, and especially that this is something that is coming for
all of us. It may happen very quickly. It may happen as a
as a cancer that is moving very quickly. I've known so many Christians who
had cancer, and they were grateful that it gave them time to say goodbye
to people and to put things in order and to contemplate their position with God.
And that is especially true of non Christians, because all of us are
going to die. That could be a real gift if it is a time
that we step back and take assessment of our life. And so I don't
know what his situation is, but we just pray for his family who is
going to go through a very difficult time pain. I know that stomach cancer
is very painful. I've had relatives who have died from that. So we
pray for his pray for his suffering, that it would be relieve, pray
for the suffering of his family, that that would that they would have hope
of being reunited reunited at a later time. Before we run out of let
me just read one more statement to you from this, he said, we
know the rest. We know. The ill conceived toxic gene therapy antidote,
falsely billed as a vaccine that Trump is so proud of, was foisted upon
the population by blackmail. The vaccine is how we end the pandemic. You're
not going to get out of this lockdown. You see. The blackmail didn't
just begin with Biden's mandate. It was always rehearsed in dark winter that they're
going to keep people locked down until you took the vaccine. You're not going
to get out. And that was a specter that was held over everybody's head
by Trump, who instituted the lockdowns and the masks and the social distancing and
paid people to do it. The effective bribery of medical authorities and politicians,
as well as other deep state directed psyops designed to divide the population and scapegoat
dissenters the pandemic of the unvaccinated. He said, the end result sounds like
the aftermath of a giant military operation, millions dead, many millions more,
psychologically traumatized, economies and tatters. See this is why I will never support
Donald Trump. This is beyond what he did, was beyond broken promises.
This was literal war against not only Americans, but it was a planned global
demicide. Governments in every country used Trump's shots, paid for by American taxpayers,
to these legally protected, politically connected, militarily connected pharmaceutical companies. They've
got the cash to throw around to Travis Kelsey so he can parade around in
a sequined suit. And you've got Donald Trump parading around in front of a
crowd that hates all this stuff, understands what it is, but will not
make the connection to him. I'll keep trying. Thanks for joining us.
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