Speaker 1: He's saying, quite explicitly and unambiguously that Liz Kenney should
Speaker 1: be shot, should be executed by firing squad.
Speaker 2: Four days out from election day and former President Donald
Speaker 2: Trump is escalating his violent rhetoric, suggesting one of his
Speaker 2: most prominent critics, the former congresswoman Liz Cheney, should be fired.
Speaker 3: Upon a reaction to what Donald Trump said about Liz Cheney.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, look, I mean it was completely inappropriate, dangerous,
Speaker 4: and unbecoming of a leader. Mister Trump was literally going
Speaker 4: after someone who doesn't agree with him, So you shouldn't
Speaker 4: be a surprise when people come on TV and feel
Speaker 4: the need to agree with him.
Speaker 3: There's nine barrels what he says, nine barrels shooting at her.
Speaker 3: That obviously evokes images of a firing squad. It evokes
Speaker 3: images of an execution.
Speaker 1: Let's execute a political opponent who happens to be a woman,
Speaker 1: because I don't like her.
Speaker 5: And I don't blame him for sticking with his but
Speaker 5: his daughter is a very dumb individual, very dumb.
Speaker 6: She's a radical warhawk.
Speaker 5: Let's put her with a rifle, standing there with nine
Speaker 5: barrel shooting at her. Okay, let's see how she feels
Speaker 5: about it. You know when the guns are trained on
Speaker 5: her face. You know there are warhawks when they're sitting
Speaker 5: in Washington in a nice building saying, oh, gee, will
Speaker 5: let's send let's send ten thousand troops right into the
Speaker 5: mouth of the enemy.
Speaker 6: But she's a stupid person.
Speaker 7: How could Trump say such a thing about such a beautiful,
Speaker 7: just public servant in Liz Cheney. This is the final
Speaker 7: salvo from the DNC apparatics as they try and usher
Speaker 7: Kamala Harrison into the White House. Is to take a
Speaker 7: what I found to be a relatively benign clip from
Speaker 7: Donald Trump and turn it into a proclamation of his
Speaker 7: intention to use firing squad odds against his political opponents.
Speaker 7: And let me show you what happens once you followed
Speaker 7: this stuff long enough, and I'm sure many of you
Speaker 7: are capable of doing the same thing. But within minutes
Speaker 7: of this clip dropping last night, because this was a
Speaker 7: speech that he gave with Tucker Carlson very late at night,
Speaker 7: so I saw it around midnight my time. Within minutes
Speaker 7: I posted this, I said, want to learn how a
Speaker 7: hit piece works. Trump is clearly saying that Liz Cheney
Speaker 7: is a chicken hawk and she would quickly change her
Speaker 7: warmongering tune if placed in the line of fire. Tomorrow's
Speaker 7: headline quote, Trump demands firing squads for his political opponents
Speaker 7: end quote. I kid you not. The next morning, Tim
Speaker 7: Poole tweets out headline from The Daily News says Trump
Speaker 7: threatens ex Rep. Liz Cheney with execution by firing squad.
Speaker 7: Oh that was close. I came very close to hitting
Speaker 7: it verbatim. I said Trump demands firing squads for his
Speaker 7: political opponents. They say, Trump threatens x Liz Cheney with
Speaker 7: execution by fire squad. That's about as close as you
Speaker 7: could get. I could write these headlines. If I had
Speaker 7: less morals, I could actually become one of these sick demons.
Speaker 7: But man, is this dangerous? Huh? Just to show you
Speaker 7: that that wasn't a one off or just a handful
Speaker 7: of people, we also have Joe Scarborough opening up their
Speaker 7: segment this morning with this.
Speaker 8: In action to Donald Trump calling for Liz Chenney being
Speaker 8: shot in the face by nine guns nine rifles in
Speaker 8: the closing weekend of the campaign. Not only what it
Speaker 8: says about where the Republican Party is in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 8: but also what it must look like to our allies
Speaker 8: in London, in Paris, in the Drid, in warsaw across
Speaker 8: the world.
Speaker 9: Well, it looks completely insane to our allies across the world.
Speaker 9: It is this is unprecedented, and I'm so glad that
Speaker 9: we're focusing on this and spending because this is not normal,
Speaker 9: This is not acceptable, This is so dangerous.
Speaker 7: So I'm gonna play you the full clip from Trumps
Speaker 7: that we could actually see the deception and how egregious
Speaker 7: it is. But first I wanted to point out that
Speaker 7: the Democrats, the Democrats that I like, the Democrats that
Speaker 7: I agreed with, spent the past fifteen years talking about
Speaker 7: the Chinese as saying that overtly that they were war
Speaker 7: criminals and that they were chickenhawks, and that they would
Speaker 7: actually never go fight in these wars, that they were
Speaker 7: sending off our sons and daughters to go die in.
Speaker 7: And they were right. All it took. All it took
Speaker 7: was for Donald Trump to agree with them, and suddenly
Speaker 7: the Chinese are beyond reproach. They have to be defended
Speaker 7: to the end of the earth. I mean, this is insanity.
Speaker 7: Let's get into the clip from Trump so you can
Speaker 7: actually see how egregious this life.
Speaker 5: I don't blame him for sticking with his daughter, but
Speaker 5: his daughter is a very dumb individual, very dumb.
Speaker 6: She's a radical warhawk.
Speaker 5: Let's put her with a rifle, standing there with nine
Speaker 5: barrel shooting at her. Okay, let's see how she feels
Speaker 5: about it. You know when the guns are trained on
Speaker 5: her face.
Speaker 6: You know, there are warhawks when.
Speaker 5: They're sitting in Washington in a nice building saying, oh, gee, will,
Speaker 5: let's let's send ten thousand troops right into the mouth
Speaker 5: of the enemy.
Speaker 7: So the key takeaway there is that he in fact says,
Speaker 7: you don't hand them a rifle first. Okay, that's not
Speaker 7: what you do. So clearly that's not what he's saying.
Speaker 7: Even out of context, it still doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 7: Even with them just clipping that little eight seconds where
Speaker 7: he actually says it, it still doesn't amount to what
Speaker 7: they're claiming it amounts to. But this just adds to
Speaker 7: the litany of deceptions that they've tried to perpetuate upon
Speaker 7: the American people, and to a large extent, it has
Speaker 7: been successful. Forty percent or so of the population genuinely
Speaker 7: believes these things about Donald Trump, let's go through a
Speaker 7: list of Some of them are quick. So obviously, first up,
Speaker 7: we have Trump called neo Nazis, fine people. You have
Speaker 7: the Russian collusion hoax, which lasted approximately eight years. Biden
Speaker 7: as sharp as attack in private, not in public. He's
Speaker 7: got a stutter. You know that. That's the only thing
Speaker 7: that's wrong with him. Twenty twenty election was the most
Speaker 7: secure in history. If you get vaccinated, you won't catch COVID.
Speaker 7: January sixth was an insurrection. You got the cheap fakes.
Speaker 7: Trump said that drinking bleach would fight COVID. He didn't
Speaker 7: say that. Jesse Smolette hoax. Obviously, the Texas officials prevented
Speaker 7: US Border Patrol from saving drowning victims. Biden had a
Speaker 7: cold during the debate. Bubba Wallace's garage, pull ak noose, hunter,
Speaker 7: Biden's laptop being Russian disinformation. You got product Project twenty
Speaker 7: twenty five is Trump's platform. The Covington kids where they
Speaker 7: were beating the drum in front of that Native American dude,
Speaker 7: you know, Patriot Front. I don't know if they're real
Speaker 7: or not. I'll leave that one aside. Governor Whitmer and
Speaker 7: her kidnapping plot. She was almost kidnapped by these radical
Speaker 7: Trump supporters. No, she wasn't. That was in fact a
Speaker 7: fed surrection. Trump threatens a bloodbath if he loses the
Speaker 7: twenty twenty four election, when in reality he's talking about
Speaker 7: the economic fallout because he thinks that it would be
Speaker 7: a blood bloodbath in the market. The Nord Stream pipeline,
Speaker 7: and you know, obviously Russia bombed their own pipeline, makes
Speaker 7: perfect sense. Even though we have Joe Biden on tape
Speaker 7: saying that they will end it. They will find a way.
Speaker 7: They have many ways.
Speaker 10: There will be there will be no longer on our
Speaker 10: stream too.
Speaker 7: We will bring it into it.
Speaker 6: How will you?
Speaker 11: How will you do that?
Speaker 6: Exactly?
Speaker 11: Since the project and control of the project is within
Speaker 11: Germany's control.
Speaker 6: We will, I promise you, we'll be able to do it.
Speaker 7: Get Trump's pe tape or he's getting peed on by
Speaker 7: hookers in Russia. Never have That is all part of
Speaker 7: the Steele dossier, which was ordered by the Hillary Clinton campaign.
Speaker 7: You also have the lab leak. You have border agents
Speaker 7: whipping migrants. You have Trump saving nuclear secrets at mar
Speaker 7: A Lago. You have the Russian bounties on US soldiers
Speaker 7: in Afghanistan never happened. Andrew Cuomo showing the best leadership
Speaker 7: during the lockdown era. He's actually now under investigation for
Speaker 7: his actions during that period. You got the Ghost of Kiev,
Speaker 7: which never happened. You have the Trump overfed Koifish in Japan.
Speaker 7: If you guys remember that one, that was always fun.
Speaker 7: Trump tax cuts benefited only the rich. Wrong. Obviously there
Speaker 7: is a knock on effect to all of us, and
Speaker 7: many non rich people got a tax cut, so that
Speaker 7: was nice. You have the don't say Gay bill. You
Speaker 7: have the Trump using tear gas on protesters that he
Speaker 7: can take a photo in DC, the Bible photo, Putin's
Speaker 7: price hike, Joe Rogan being gray by CNN.
Speaker 12: It's about how it actually worked, how the system actually
Speaker 12: works to go against people that are dissenters. I gotta
Speaker 12: have no questions because I was in the middle of it.
Speaker 6: I saw it.
Speaker 7: I saw it happen.
Speaker 12: I saw the CNN thing where they made my face
Speaker 12: yellow and said I was taken horse medication. Which is
Speaker 12: that the most To say that and repeat that over
Speaker 12: and over again is such a clear indication that they conspired.
Speaker 12: It's such a because it's this, it's uniform. It's horse
Speaker 12: de wormer uniform.
Speaker 7: I mean the list of just overt lies from the media.
Speaker 7: Like I know, Malice is famous for saying, like they
Speaker 7: basically lie through omission. Not always sometimes it is just
Speaker 7: whole cloth fiction. They like genuinely are just making stuff up.
Speaker 7: Now oftentimes it is laundered. So you will have an
Speaker 7: intelligence agency that's responsible for creating the predicate by which
Speaker 7: the media can then establish the narrative. The media then
Speaker 7: establishes the narrative, which allows for the politicians to then
Speaker 7: point to the media and say, hey, this is being
Speaker 7: reported on by the New York Times, even though the
Speaker 7: New York Times is getting that reporting because of the
Speaker 7: intelligence agencies. But they have plausible deniability at that point
Speaker 7: because they can say, hey, I relied on you know,
Speaker 7: once it comes out that it's false, they can say, hey,
Speaker 7: I relied on the New York Times, I reli on
Speaker 7: the Washington Post. So it's not me that got it wrong,
Speaker 7: it's them. But that doesn't matter because the media is
Speaker 7: never going to hold them to account for being wrong
Speaker 7: in the first place, so they get away with it.
Speaker 7: So then after you have the headlines that circulate based
Speaker 7: off of this clip that's taken out of context from Trump.
Speaker 7: Then you have Kamala Harris go on the campaign trail
Speaker 7: with just a few days left before the election, and
Speaker 7: she says this.
Speaker 13: And then even worse, he has increased his violent rhetoric
Speaker 13: Donald Trump has about political opponents and in great detail,
Speaker 13: in great details, suggested rifles should be trained on former
Speaker 13: Representative Liz Cheney.
Speaker 7: So that's the closing argument they're going with. That's the
Speaker 7: claim that the Kamala Harris is going to run on
Speaker 7: in the final seventy two hours or so before the election.
Speaker 7: Is that based off of a out of context clip
Speaker 7: in which Donald Trump says something that is actually quite
Speaker 7: profound and true in that the warhawks in this country,
Speaker 7: the politicians who send your sons and daughters to go
Speaker 7: die in the Middle East for the profits of Raytheon
Speaker 7: or whoever else, they are only doing so because they
Speaker 7: realize that they will never face any harm themselves, and
Speaker 7: that is their primary concern. They take all of the profits,
Speaker 7: they take none of the risk. This is the whole
Speaker 7: reason that the warfare state continues to be perpetuated. And
Speaker 7: yet he points this out in a way that all
Speaker 7: grant is a little bombastic, a little harsh perhaps for
Speaker 7: political standards. By normal guy in the bar standards, it
Speaker 7: would be a throwaway comment. But he is running for president.
Speaker 7: Maybe he shouldn't have said it. I don't know. The
Speaker 7: context of it is hard to actually contend with. And
Speaker 7: I think that the reason that they do this is
Speaker 7: that it's very damaging to them have him pointing out that,
Speaker 7: in fact, the Democrats are now wedded to the neocons.
Speaker 7: That's the truth of it. And just so you know
Speaker 7: that I'm not making that up. Here is a democratic
Speaker 7: operative acknowledging that reality.
Speaker 14: Here's the thing about the cheering that I loved speaking
Speaker 14: of Stonewall, but also I think it's amazing when you
Speaker 14: get seventy five thousand presumably libs on the ellipse and
Speaker 14: she's like, we're gonna have the most lethal fighting force.
Speaker 7: And people are like yeah.
Speaker 14: And she's like and we're going to secure the border
Speaker 14: and people are like yeah. And I was just like,
Speaker 14: this is and you know, we are gonna we are
Speaker 14: gonna be leaders in the world and we're not gonna
Speaker 14: let these guys preis around.
Speaker 7: I was like, man, man, the world's really changed. Did
Speaker 7: the neocons just take over the Democratic Party. Don't say that, yeah,
Speaker 7: don't say it. Did the Democrats just become the Neocon Party.
Speaker 7: That was Jonathan last He's an American journalist and lefty,
Speaker 7: and he is acknowledging the reality of the situation, the
Speaker 7: truth that in fact, the Democrats have become the party
Speaker 7: of war. They are the Neocon Party. The reason that
Speaker 7: Kamala Harris is touting her endorsements from Dick and Liz
Speaker 7: Cheney is because that's true, because she wants to signal
Speaker 7: to the donor class, the mic, the military industrial complex
Speaker 7: that she is going to play ball that despite all
Speaker 7: of her progressive rhetoric when it comes to the campaign trail,
Speaker 7: she will, in fact, once in power, do their bidding.
Speaker 7: Donald Trump despite all of my issues with his foreign policy,
Speaker 7: and there were a few, Yemen comes to mind, was
Speaker 7: a big one. The strike on Solomony in Iran was
Speaker 7: very dangerous and provocative, and we were very fortunate that
Speaker 7: that didn't drive us into a war. But aside from
Speaker 7: those handful of major issues, Kamala Harris is saying, Hey,
Speaker 7: you're not going to have any pushback from me. You
Speaker 7: remember when Donald Trump asked for us to draw down
Speaker 7: our troops in Syria. I won't be saying shit about that.
Speaker 7: I won't be telling you what to do what all.
Speaker 7: As commander in chief, I will actually have no say
Speaker 7: whatever war you want, Jagat. That's why she is touting
Speaker 7: the Dick and Liz Cheney endorsements. Couldn't be more clear.
Speaker 7: And that is why Donald Trump's comments last night last
Speaker 7: night are being taken out of context and demonized so aggressively.
Speaker 7: Is that when you actually hear it in context, it
Speaker 7: demonstrates that these chicken hawks are reprehensible and in fact
Speaker 7: symbolic or wedded to the Democrats, namely Kamala Harris moving forward.
Speaker 7: So that is the reason that they're pulling out all
Speaker 7: the stops. Not to mention, there's just extraordinarily desperate because
Speaker 7: they only have a few days left before the election
Speaker 7: and they're going to capitalize on whatever they can. But
Speaker 7: what I find amazing is that they are damaging their credibility,
Speaker 7: which is already obviously in tatters. It's been destroyed after
Speaker 7: eight plus years of lying about Donald Trump and lying
Speaker 7: to us the American people for decades prior to that.
Speaker 7: But it's just gotten really obvious to anybody who's even
Speaker 7: remotely awake that these people are pathological liars. What I
Speaker 7: find amazing, though, is that despite the fact that they
Speaker 7: are basically losing all of their trust. I mean, the
Speaker 7: American people do not trust the media. You can look
Speaker 7: at charts on this. It is like in the gutter.
Speaker 7: Even Democrats don't trust the media to a large extent.
Speaker 7: But the GOP independence libertarians, there's like no trust. Which
Speaker 7: is right, which is how it should be. But even
Speaker 7: in that paradigm, even knowing that, they are still willing
Speaker 7: to just continue to lie egregiously despite the reputational damage
Speaker 7: that they will suffer as a consequence. And here's why,
Speaker 7: Because if Kamala Harris loses, their whole game is up
Speaker 7: everything in their power to propagandize us. Over the past
Speaker 7: eight years, they have told us everything you can imagine
Speaker 7: that is negative when it comes to Donald Trump and
Speaker 7: his supporters for eight straight years, they buy the skin
Speaker 7: of their teeth managed to rid themselves of him in
Speaker 7: twenty twenty. If they fail to do so after having
Speaker 7: their chosen guy and Biden in power for four years
Speaker 7: and then their chosen gal and Kamala Harris put in
Speaker 7: to replace him and If they can't prevail in that
Speaker 7: paradigm after propagandizing us that aggressively for eight years, well
Speaker 7: then their entire game is up. It's over for these people.
Speaker 7: If they consider what they've said about Donald Trump. He's
Speaker 7: a fascist, he's a dictator. Some people call him a Nazi, hitlerresque,
Speaker 7: blah blah blah. I mean, they have used every hyperbolic
Speaker 7: statement you can possibly imagine. And if the American people
Speaker 7: turn out on Tuesday and they say we want all
Speaker 7: of that, give it to us again, think about what
Speaker 7: a repudiation that is of them, of what they've done,
Speaker 7: of who they are. It is devastating. And that is
Speaker 7: as good a reason to vote for Donald Trump as
Speaker 7: I can possibly think of. But it's not just the
Speaker 7: American media that's willing to destroy their reputations. We have
Speaker 7: an ag in Arizona which is now talking about investigating
Speaker 7: or is actually looking to investigate Donald Trump for death
Speaker 7: threats against Liz Cheney for a clip taken out of context. Incredible.
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Speaker 15: Get you some talk about This is breaking news regarding
Speaker 15: Donald Trump's comments that he made about Liz Cheney in
Speaker 15: Arizona last night. The Attorney General is responding, that's right.
Speaker 11: I just spoke to Attorney General Chris Mays about two
Speaker 11: hours ago for the taping of My Sunday Show.
Speaker 6: She told me she had just got.
Speaker 11: Gotten off the phone with her Criminal Division chief and
Speaker 11: she was investigating whether what Donald Trump said about Liz
Speaker 11: Cheney constituted a death threat under Arizona law. I'll tell you,
Speaker 11: under Arizona law, it is illegal to make threats or
Speaker 11: intimidate someone can be charged as a class one misdemeanor,
Speaker 11: Class six felony. He's told me they're looking into it.
Speaker 11: I asked her whether this was just political speech, a
Speaker 11: tree speech. She said, we're checking to see if it
Speaker 11: crossed that line.
Speaker 7: So the Age of Arizona is now going to look
Speaker 7: into Donald Trump and whether or not his comments constitute
Speaker 7: death threats, whether or not he broke the law by
Speaker 7: saying that a chickenhawk politician who has lied us into
Speaker 7: war along with her father for decades and decades, millions
Speaker 7: of people died or were injured as a consequence for
Speaker 7: him pointing out that if she were to actually face
Speaker 7: the consequences of the wars that she advocates for herself,
Speaker 7: that she might not advocate as readily for those wars.
Speaker 7: Does that does that constitute threat against her? Life as intimidation.
Speaker 7: I mean, do you understand how inverted this world is
Speaker 7: that instead of having investigations into the politicians that led
Speaker 7: us into wars that cost us trillions of dollars, tens
Speaker 7: of thousands of lives and millions of lives on the
Speaker 7: other side of those unconstitutional legal wars, we don't investigate
Speaker 7: those people. We investigate one of the few American politicians
Speaker 7: who's willing to call them out, who's willing to say, hey,
Speaker 7: these people are actually cowards, that they wouldn't actually fight
Speaker 7: themselves in these wars that they propagandize you to participate
Speaker 7: and fund yourselves. That's what Donald Trump's saying. They are
Speaker 7: now having an Arizona ag investigate him for breaking the
Speaker 7: law while Liz Cheney and Dick Cheney sail off into
Speaker 7: the sunset on their yachts paid with blood money. How
Speaker 7: fucking sick is that. Meanwhile, on the other side of
Speaker 7: the political aisle, we have a sitting president calling half
Speaker 7: of the country garbage.
Speaker 10: Donald Trump has no character. He doesn't give a damn
Speaker 10: about Flatino community. He's filled businessman. He only cares about
Speaker 10: the billionaire friends he had and accumulating wealth for those
Speaker 10: at the top, and he says, immigrants are poisoning the
Speaker 10: blood of our country. Give me a break. He wants
Speaker 10: to do away with the birthright citizenship. What the hell
Speaker 10: said that in the last hundred years? And just the
Speaker 10: other day, I speaker at his rally called Puerto Rico
Speaker 10: a floating isle of garbage. Well, let me tell you something.
Speaker 10: I don't know the Puerto rican that I know, or
Speaker 10: Puerto Rico where I'm in my home state of Delaware.
Speaker 10: They're good, decent, honorable people. The only garbage I see
Speaker 10: floating down there is his supporters. His demonizational scene is unconscionable.
Speaker 7: Now sitting aside the hilarity of him almost saying, that's
Speaker 7: not the Puerto Rico that I'm from. He's so up
Speaker 7: to lunch, and let's be honest, he probably doesn't mean
Speaker 7: to say what he says. So I'm gonna actually do
Speaker 7: what the media doesn't do, and I'm gonna give him
Speaker 7: the benefit of the doubt that that was a slip
Speaker 7: of the tongue, that he in fact, had he had
Speaker 7: an opportunity or the cognitive capacity to clarify, he would
Speaker 7: have said, you know, the people who said that joke
Speaker 7: about Puerto Ricans, they're garbage, like maybe he would have
Speaker 7: actually clarified. I find it hard to believe that Joe
Speaker 7: Biden actually thinks that half of the country is garbage,
Speaker 7: though I do think that the vast majority of politicians
Speaker 7: do actually feel that way about the American people, and
Speaker 7: Joe Biden probably isn't excluded from that group, and that
Speaker 7: they look down on us. They think that we're idiots
Speaker 7: and roops. This is the whole reason that they propagandize us.
Speaker 7: This is the whole reason that they are attacking Elon Musk,
Speaker 7: is the whole reason that they're using spies to infiltrate
Speaker 7: big tech platforms to try and sensor speech. Is that
Speaker 7: they realize that if they manipulate the narrative enough, most
Speaker 7: people are dumb enough that they'll just go along, that
Speaker 7: they'll just accept the lies. Unfortunately for them, there's programs
Speaker 7: like this and a thousand others that actually demonstrate to
Speaker 7: you in full context what is actually being said, and
Speaker 7: if you're interested in the truth, you can find it.
Speaker 7: Now still, particularly in the older generations, probably half of
Speaker 7: the people, maybe even more, are just getting their news
Speaker 7: from corporate hacks, and therefore they have no clue to
Speaker 7: the extent to wish that they're being lied to, and
Speaker 7: anytime they realize that they've been lied to in the past,
Speaker 7: they assume that's an anomaly as opposed to the consistent
Speaker 7: practice under which they are functioning, which is unfortunate. But
Speaker 7: I'm hoping as they throw off their moral coils and
Speaker 7: more and more people that grew up with the Internet
Speaker 7: become the old people. I'm one of the early olds
Speaker 7: that had the Internet when I was young and still
Speaker 7: have it, and now I can actually identify these lies
Speaker 7: in real time because I'm very experienced in these psychological operations.
Speaker 7: I'm hoping once we're in positions of power, this stuff
Speaker 7: starts to die off. And I genuinely believe that if
Speaker 7: Donald Trump prevails this week, it is going to be
Speaker 7: such a death blow to these organizations. In fact, Brian
Speaker 7: Stelter said as much, if you can believe it. Anonymous
Speaker 7: TV execs says, quote, if half the country has decided
Speaker 7: that Trump is qualified to be president, that means they're
Speaker 7: not reading any of this media and we've lost this
Speaker 7: audience completely. A Trump victory means mainstream media is dead
Speaker 7: in its current form. Wow, He's not the only one
Speaker 7: that's feeling that way. In fact, Jeff Bezos, of all
Speaker 7: people of Amazon fame and owner of Washington Post, had
Speaker 7: this to say. In the annual public surveys about trust
Speaker 7: and reputation, journalists and the media have regularly fallen near
Speaker 7: the very bottom, often just above Congress. But in this
Speaker 7: year's Gallup poll, we have managed to fall below Congress.
Speaker 7: Our profession is now the least trusted of all. Something
Speaker 7: we are doing is clearly not working. Let me give
Speaker 7: an analogy. Voting machines must meet two requirements. They must
Speaker 7: count the vote accurately, and people must believe they count
Speaker 7: the vote accurately. The second requirement is distinct from and
Speaker 7: just as important as the first. Likewise, with newspapers, we
Speaker 7: must be accurate and we must be believed to be accurate.
Speaker 7: It's a bitter pill to swallow, but we are failing
Speaker 7: on the second requirement. Actually they're failing on both. But
Speaker 7: setting that aside, most people believe the media is biased.
Speaker 7: Anyone who doesn't see this as paying scant attention to
Speaker 7: reality and those who fight reality lose reality, is an
Speaker 7: undefeated champion. It would be easy to blame others for
Speaker 7: our long and continuing fall and credibility and therefore decline
Speaker 7: an impact. But a victim mentality will not help. Complaining
Speaker 7: is not a strategy. We must work harder to control
Speaker 7: what we can control to increase our credibility. Presidential endorsements
Speaker 7: do nothing to tip the scales of an election. No
Speaker 7: one decided voters in Pennsylvania are going to say, quote,
Speaker 7: I'm going with the newspaper a's endorsement, end quote none.
Speaker 7: What presidential endorsements actually do is create a perception of bias,
Speaker 7: a perception of non independence. Ending them is a principal decision,
Speaker 7: and it's the right one. Eugene Meyer, publisher of the
Speaker 7: Washington Post from nineteen thirty three to nineteen forty six,
Speaker 7: thought the same, and he was right by itself. Declining
Speaker 7: to endorse presidential candidates is not enough to move us
Speaker 7: very far up the trust scale, but it's a meaningful
Speaker 7: step in the right direction. I wish we had made
Speaker 7: the change earlier than we did, in a moment further
Speaker 7: from the election and the emotions around it. That was
Speaker 7: inadequate planning and not some intentional strategy. I would also
Speaker 7: like to be clear that no quid pro quo of
Speaker 7: any kind is at work here. Neither campaign nor candidate
Speaker 7: was consulted or informed at any level or in any
Speaker 7: way about this decision. It was made entirely internally. So
Speaker 7: this continues to show the kind of paradigm shift that
Speaker 7: we've witnessed, in large part thanks to Elon Musk. But
Speaker 7: I think it has a lot to do with they
Speaker 7: are losing their credibility, So it's not just about Elon Musk.
Speaker 7: We've also seen it from Mark Zuckerberg. But I think
Speaker 7: that if you see a trend that continues and grows
Speaker 7: upon itself, you've obviously Elon Musk has bucked the trend
Speaker 7: very aggressively and allowed for speech that they very much
Speaker 7: want to be censored, but they have failed in doing so.
Speaker 7: Then you have Mark Zuckerberg, which has come out and
Speaker 7: lamented the fact that they suppress the Hunter Biden laptop story.
Speaker 7: Now you have Jeff Bezos, the owner of Washington Post,
Speaker 7: which is a dutiful rag for the regime, saying essentially
Speaker 7: the same that they have lost all of their credibility
Speaker 7: and therefore they're not going to endorse a presidential candidate
Speaker 7: in hopes that they might salvage what credibility they have
Speaker 7: left and hopefully improve upon it. A lot of people
Speaker 7: are going to have the knee jerk reaction to reject
Speaker 7: any of these olive branches that are being thrown at us,
Speaker 7: and I totally understand that instinct, and perhaps that is
Speaker 7: the tact that you ought to take. I'm not going
Speaker 7: to say that you shouldn't, but I will say I
Speaker 7: think it is a good idea to at least leave
Speaker 7: a door open for those that show genuine contrition. For instance,
Speaker 7: Zuckerberg hasn't, in my opinion, Demons demonstrated genuine contrition in
Speaker 7: that they have not really taken the chains of censorship
Speaker 7: off of their platforms the same way that Elon Musk
Speaker 7: has to a large extent. If he were doing so,
Speaker 7: I might go, Okay, he actually means what he's saying.
Speaker 7: As of now, it just looks like it's lip service. Well,
Speaker 7: in fact, the same censorious shit that we're so pissed
Speaker 7: off about in the first place continues to persist. That
Speaker 7: doesn't really demonstrate contrition. This is a meaningful act. It's
Speaker 7: a relatively minor one, but still somewhat meaningful to have
Speaker 7: Washington Post, which is one of probably the top five
Speaker 7: liberal rags that exist, one of the top five propaganda
Speaker 7: arms of the regime that exist right now, to say
Speaker 7: we're not going to endorse your candidate, your chosen puppet.
Speaker 7: We're not going to tell our readers, as limited as
Speaker 7: they may be, we endorse her. I mean, that's that
Speaker 7: is profound, That is powerful, particularly given that the scant
Speaker 7: readership they have left is constituted almost entirely by liberal lunatics,
Speaker 7: and they are fucking furious about this decision. In fact,
Speaker 7: they have lost tens of thousands of subscribers from what
Speaker 7: I read a couple days ago. So this decision carries
Speaker 7: with it significant financial pain. Now, someone like Bezos can
Speaker 7: withstand that pain, and I think that's the reason that
Speaker 7: he was willing to make this move, having a longer
Speaker 7: time horizon in which he can actually make this into
Speaker 7: a meaningful newspaper once again. But the reason I'm saying
Speaker 7: that I think that his action may be in the
Speaker 7: same vein of an Elon Musk, is that he's taking
Speaker 7: actual action. He's suffering financially because of it, and it
Speaker 7: looks as if he may be seeing the winds a
Speaker 7: change in and getting on board himself now is it
Speaker 7: sincere Is it just a profit motive at the end
Speaker 7: of the day, I don't know, and we won't know
Speaker 7: for a while, But I think that we ought to
Speaker 7: leave the door open for guys that have tremendous wealth
Speaker 7: and tremendous power that see that things are heading in
Speaker 7: the right direction and start to turn around. Maybe they're
Speaker 7: doing it for the right reasons. People have the same
Speaker 7: question about it all on us. Maybe he's just freeing
Speaker 7: up censorship on X because he wants to turn AI
Speaker 7: into the best thing possible, and the only way you
Speaker 7: can do that is if we're actually speaking our minds.
Speaker 7: On the other platforms, we don't because we get kicked off,
Speaker 7: so that's the reason he's doing it. Or maybe he
Speaker 7: wants us all there, so he's taking off the censorship
Speaker 7: so that we're all there, so that he can then
Speaker 7: create the everything app and become extraordinarily wealthy and powerful,
Speaker 7: and then ultimately he'll bring down the chains of tyranny
Speaker 7: once again. I don't know, So that's why you always
Speaker 7: have to maintain skepticism. But at the same time, it's
Speaker 7: very important that we have an elite class that is
Speaker 7: in fact pushing in the direction that we want them
Speaker 7: to be pushing in right, Like that's the only way
Speaker 7: you actually get anything done. You have to have some
Speaker 7: level of pragmatism and realism with this stuff. Like sure,
Speaker 7: you can condemn him for taking up contracts when it
Speaker 7: comes to Tesla and SpaceX and everything else, and I do.
Speaker 7: I think that's not good. I would rather not be
Speaker 7: robbed to fund some of his operations. I think that's
Speaker 7: totally a moral and criminal illegal or it should be illegal.
Speaker 7: But I very much like the fact that he bought
Speaker 7: one of the top five social media apps and he
Speaker 7: freed it up. He's letting people like me speak freely
Speaker 7: and letting narratives and messages be annihilated in real time.
Speaker 7: Imagine if we weren't able to do what we're doing
Speaker 7: right now. I mean, I've been doing it for the
Speaker 7: past twenty four hours since his story broke, or not
Speaker 7: twenty four hours, twelve hours, or whatever it's been. And
Speaker 7: because I'm able to speak freely on that platform in
Speaker 7: real time, me and a million other independent media people
Speaker 7: are just shattering this lie in real time, a lie
Speaker 7: that if not for us, there's a distinct possibility that
Speaker 7: eighty ninety plus percent of people would actually buy the
Speaker 7: narrative that Donald Trump threatened Liz Cheney's life. I mean,
Speaker 7: that is very damaging to what they're doing. So we
Speaker 7: have to appreciate when the powerful, wealthy people are pushing
Speaker 7: in our direction, even if they're doing it for their
Speaker 7: own interests at the end of the day. And that's
Speaker 7: part of the reason I'm such a big detractor from
Speaker 7: Kamala Harris because she has this to say about social
Speaker 7: media and censorship.
Speaker 13: All of these social media companies and these online platforms
Speaker 13: which are so powerful in their ability to impact perception
Speaker 13: about an issue and to influence behaviors. Let's be clear
Speaker 13: about that. There have to be standards and he and
Speaker 13: his account should be taken down. We saw an l
Speaker 13: passo that that shooter in his manifesto was informed by
Speaker 13: how Donald Trump uses that platform, and this is a
Speaker 13: matter of corporate responsibility. Twitter should be held accountable and
Speaker 13: shut down that site. It is a matter of safety
Speaker 13: and corporate accountability.
Speaker 8: Thank you, Senator Warren.
Speaker 7: You can respond.
Speaker 14: So, Lord, I don't just want to push Donald Trump
Speaker 14: off Twitter.
Speaker 2: I want to push you out of the White House.
Speaker 11: That's our job.
Speaker 13: But the way join me in saying that let's should
Speaker 13: be shut down.
Speaker 16: Let's figure out.
Speaker 13: No, he has lost his privileges and it should be
Speaker 13: taken down. And the bottom line is that you can't
Speaker 13: say that you have one rule for Facebook and you
Speaker 13: have a different rule for Twitter. The same rule has
Speaker 13: to apply, which is that there has to be a
Speaker 13: responsibility that is placed on these social media sites to
Speaker 13: understand their power. They are directly speaking to millions and
Speaker 13: millions of people without any level of oversight or regulation,
Speaker 13: and that has to stop. Donald Trump has sixty five
Speaker 13: million followers on Twitter, and we have to take seriously
Speaker 13: the weaponization of this platform by the president and the
Speaker 13: need therefore of a private corporation to be held accountable
Speaker 13: to say he has abused the terms and it could
Speaker 13: result literally in the a threat to safety of human
Speaker 13: beings sore participating with the process of justice.
Speaker 17: There is not a part of you, civically, constitutionally that
Speaker 17: is concerned about the president or a private company taking
Speaker 17: the platform away from the President United States or some
Speaker 17: other elected official.
Speaker 13: Free speech does not condone or protect threats to the
Speaker 13: safety of other human beings. And so that is what
Speaker 13: we are talking about. Like, let's be really clear about
Speaker 13: what we're talking about.
Speaker 18: I think we need to push back on this. There's
Speaker 18: no guarantee of free speech on misinformation or hate speech,
Speaker 18: and especially around our democracy.
Speaker 7: So both Kamala Harris and Tim Wolves have an extraordinarily
Speaker 7: totalitarian mindset when it comes to social media and censorship.
Speaker 7: They do. Even Chris Hayes of all people, goes, you
Speaker 7: don't have any questions about the constitutionality of this, of
Speaker 7: deplatforming a president of the United States. She's like, what,
Speaker 7: You're not supposed to push back, You're not supposed to
Speaker 7: ask any follow up questions. How dare you? What are
Speaker 7: you doing? Have you forgotten your role in this entire machine?
Speaker 7: You fool? But that's that's their perceptions, that's actually what
Speaker 7: they want to see happen. And she goes so far
Speaker 7: as to say she wants there to be uniform guidelines
Speaker 7: about what we're allowed to say on the Internet. But
Speaker 7: then in the next breath she's talking about these are
Speaker 7: private organization, private companies. Well, if they're private companies, then
Speaker 7: there will be no uniform terms of service, Kamala, unless
Speaker 7: you want to live under actual fascism where the government
Speaker 7: is dictating exactly what every private business is capable of doing.
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Speaker 16: Talking about President Obama, do you think he's a socialist?
Speaker 18: Not technically, I suppose, because he has. Socialism usually means
Speaker 18: the government ownership of the means of production. The pattern
Speaker 18: he's following is much more like that of the fascists,
Speaker 18: where the government leaves the means of production in private
Speaker 18: hands and the politicians tell them what to do. And
Speaker 18: that's much more politically viable because after the government forces
Speaker 18: the private industry to do something and it turns out disastrously,
Speaker 18: you can always haul the people from private industry up
Speaker 18: before congressional committees denounce them on television and so forth,
Speaker 18: leaving out the fact that it was you who forced
Speaker 18: them to do what they did.
Speaker 16: And this is the way you see, for example, that
Speaker 16: the health care reforms that were passed, well.
Speaker 18: I'm I was thinking actually about the financial reforms and
Speaker 18: particularly the housing collapse. That the people who Montie Frank
Speaker 18: and the House Senator Chris Dard and the Senate were
Speaker 18: the people who pushed for all kinds of mortgage lending
Speaker 18: standards to be reduced, making mortgage lending enormously more risky
Speaker 18: than it ever been before. And when all of that collapsed,
Speaker 18: they then summon all the leaders of financial institutions up
Speaker 18: before their committees and spend hours denouncing them and so
Speaker 18: forth on nationwide television. I mean, they understand that the
Speaker 18: best defense is a good offense, and so this is
Speaker 18: a great political theater. It has nothing to do with reality.
Speaker 16: Well, what about the private sector though, I mean, you
Speaker 16: know it is true, isn't it that there were lots
Speaker 16: of kind of risky bets that were being made with
Speaker 16: a lot of money, which was private money, certainly, but
Speaker 16: it would have a public effect. There are lots of
Speaker 16: kind of external effects.
Speaker 18: There was, There was some of that, more and more
Speaker 18: often the risk was the lender. Is one of the
Speaker 18: reasons lenda don't care whether you're really good. Risk is
Speaker 18: they may sell the mortgage to you, and then they
Speaker 18: sell it, they make out the mortgage to and then
Speaker 18: they sell it to Fanny May and Freddie Mack. And
Speaker 18: the risk now is Fanny May and Freddie Mac's risk.
Speaker 6: I wanted to ask you.
Speaker 16: A little bit more about how you see President Obama
Speaker 16: as a leader, because there were certainly very high hopes,
Speaker 16: and I think they were broadly shared about him as
Speaker 16: a leader, and yet how do you think he's turned
Speaker 16: out terrible?
Speaker 18: But those hopes weren't based on anything he'd actually done.
Speaker 18: I mean, if you look at you know, I was
Speaker 18: telling my wife about the irony of Martin Luther King's
Speaker 18: thing that you should be judged by the content of
Speaker 18: your character rather than the color of your skin. If
Speaker 18: he'd been judged by the content of his character, he
Speaker 18: would never have made it through the primaries.
Speaker 7: As is usually the case. Thomas Soul is absolutely fucking
Speaker 7: right now. I think that if you were to ask
Speaker 7: him today, he's in his nineties, but I think he
Speaker 7: would probably have the same answer, and it would probably
Speaker 7: be more loudly. He would be screaming from the heavens that,
Speaker 7: in fact, what we're dealing with his fascism, because the
Speaker 7: same exact paradigm that he described when it came to
Speaker 7: the lending, and he's absolutely right. As a former mortgage
Speaker 7: guy myself, I can tell you that's exactly what happened.
Speaker 7: Is because as a private lender, I'm very much interested
Speaker 7: in the borrowers capacity to pay off that loan because
Speaker 7: I'm actually holding the paper. My investors continue to hold
Speaker 7: the note. So if it blows up, if they default
Speaker 7: and we foreclose and we lose some of our principle
Speaker 7: on that investment, well then there's real consequences to be paid.
Speaker 7: That's not the way our lending market at the conventional
Speaker 7: level actually works. They take these notes, these mortgages against property,
Speaker 7: and then they sell them off to these government entities
Speaker 7: called GSS, government sponsor identities like Fannie May and Freddie Mack,
Speaker 7: which ultimately are getting their money from the Federal Reserve.
Speaker 7: So in fact, the Federal Reserve is monetizing the mortgage industry.
Speaker 7: The reason that you see such reckless investments during those periods,
Speaker 7: these boom periods, is because the risk is actually handed
Speaker 7: over to the government aka the taxpayer aka the investors
Speaker 7: themselves who are making these decisions don't carry most of
Speaker 7: the risk, so therefore they're going to make some really
Speaker 7: bad fucking decisions. What happened during twenty twenty twenty one,
Speaker 7: you had the same dynamic where you have censorship that
Speaker 7: is being pushed very aggressively by the three letter agencies,
Speaker 7: which are telling the social media platforms what they want
Speaker 7: to be able to say or what they want people
Speaker 7: to be you and I to be able to say
Speaker 7: or not say. Well, then once it all comes out,
Speaker 7: which by the way, they didn't intend for it to
Speaker 7: come out. They wanted that to be a secret, but
Speaker 7: it did come out in large part thanks to the
Speaker 7: Twitter leaks, then they just point the finger at the
Speaker 7: other guy, and the media, being dutiful apparatics for them,
Speaker 7: don't actually do much in terms of reporting on it.
Speaker 7: So still half the country doesn't really understand what happened.
Speaker 7: But those that do understand, You got half of the
Speaker 7: people that do understand to some extent, they blame Mark Zuckerberg.
Speaker 7: They blame Facebook, or the old guard at Twitter or
Speaker 7: whatever big tech platform that they're using that they got
Speaker 7: kicked off of. They blame the owners of those companies.
Speaker 7: Those that really know what's going on get mad at
Speaker 7: the government because it's actually the government which is dictating
Speaker 7: terms of service to what should be private companies but aren't,
Speaker 7: because they are doing the bidding of the federal government, which,
Speaker 7: as Thomas Soul described, is actually tantamount to fascism. And
Speaker 7: because these people lie to us for decades and never
Speaker 7: pay any consequences, and people continue to watch, they continue
Speaker 7: to bring back the same exact lies and the same
Speaker 7: exact liars. In this case, Victoria Newland with Rachel Maddow.
Speaker 15: Third election in a row in which Russia has tried
Speaker 15: to interfere to try to get truck into.
Speaker 11: The White House.
Speaker 15: How do you assess the magnitude and the type of
Speaker 15: interference they're attempting this year compared to what they've done
Speaker 15: in his previous two elections.
Speaker 19: Well, as you said earlier, Rachel, he's at it again.
Speaker 19: This time. He's not even trying to hide his hand,
Speaker 19: and he has far more sophisticated tools. You know, his
Speaker 19: AI is better, so he can make these fake videos.
Speaker 19: He has done things like spend ten million dollars trying
Speaker 19: to buy American influencers and get them parroting his lines
Speaker 19: and not even know it's happening. But he's also got
Speaker 19: a brand new, very very powerful tool, which is Elon
Speaker 19: Musk and X. You know, in twenty twenty, the social
Speaker 19: media companies worked hard with the US government to try
Speaker 19: to do content moderation to try to catch this stuff
Speaker 19: as it was happening. But this time we have Elon
Speaker 19: Musk talking directly to the Kremlin and ensuring that every
Speaker 19: time the Russians put out something like this, it gets
Speaker 19: five million views on X before anybody can catch it.
Speaker 19: So it's it's quite dangerous.
Speaker 7: So Elon Musk is having direct communications with the Kremlin.
Speaker 7: Does she provide any evidence that No? And is it true?
Speaker 7: I don't know, But does she have any credibility by
Speaker 7: which I should just assume that she's selling the truth absoluvulently.
Speaker 7: Not No. And then also you got to love the
Speaker 7: reframe on how you know, during twenty twenty we were
Speaker 7: really trying to stop missing disinformation. I mean, what they
Speaker 7: what they were actually doing, was trying to censor us,
Speaker 7: and they were caught and in fact, the things that
Speaker 7: they were trying to censor were true. So you're actually
Speaker 7: propagandizing us, which should be illegal but isn't thanks to
Speaker 7: the Smithmont Modernization Act. But the fact that these people
Speaker 7: just are so shameless that they would still continue to
Speaker 7: platform the same exact propagandists that lied to us over
Speaker 7: and over again, provably so after spending tens of millions
Speaker 7: of dollars on investigations to see whether or not Trump
Speaker 7: was actually in the employ of Russia and Vladimir Putin,
Speaker 7: and there's no evidence nothing They've gotten n A. Russia
Speaker 7: bought some Facebook ads. That's it, that's the extent of it.
Speaker 7: Does that stop them from bringing her back on in
Speaker 7: the days just before the next election, where she continues
Speaker 7: to perpetuate that this is not just the first, not
Speaker 7: the second, but the third election that Russia has interfered in,
Speaker 7: despite all of the evidence that they've lied about the
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Speaker 7: you know, there are valid libertarian in my opinion, somewhat
Speaker 7: valid libertarian arguments to not vote, well for those that
Speaker 7: are of the anarchists variety that are telling me, hey,
Speaker 7: you shouldn't be voting for Donald Trump. You've already detailed
Speaker 7: for years all of the things that he failed on,
Speaker 7: which I have in detail. I know all of his
Speaker 7: pitfalls better than basically anybody, So you're not gonna tell
Speaker 7: me anything. I don't know about the guy. But they're saying, well,
Speaker 7: you do know this, and you're still I did. I
Speaker 7: voted for him yesterday, I early voted. How could you
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Speaker 7: talked about this and basically goes into detail and no
Speaker 7: treason about how there is no you cannot make a
Speaker 7: claim that casting a vote constitutes consent because ultimately the
Speaker 7: vote is being cast against you regardless. And his analogy
Speaker 7: or as comparison that he uses to demonstrate the logic
Speaker 7: here is that it's self defense. Libertarians believe in self defense,
Speaker 7: and voting is aggression. But if you're voting to defend
Speaker 7: yourself from a greater aggression, and the necessity for violence. Well,
Speaker 7: then is that not a rational, logical, you know, philosophic,
Speaker 7: philosophically sound thing to do. I think it is. And
Speaker 7: I think that Donald Trump, despite all of his pitfalls,
Speaker 7: which I will never lie to you about, gives us
Speaker 7: our best shot at shattering the the media stranglehold on us,
Speaker 7: the propaganda narrative that people languish under. It also gives
Speaker 7: us the best hope of not dealing with the DEI
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Speaker 7: also kind of repudiates the military industrial complex to a
Speaker 7: certain extent. He's not perfect there, as I've detailed earlier
Speaker 7: in this episode, but I think that he gives us
Speaker 7: a better chance of avoiding a war with Russia, whereas
Speaker 7: the Harris ticket would almost certainly lead us to a
Speaker 7: hot war with them, and that is must be avoided.
Speaker 7: So there's lots of reasons that I think that this
Speaker 7: is the prudent, logical, rational sound pathway to take, and
Speaker 7: I make no apologies for doing so. Now again, that
Speaker 7: doesn't mean I'm going to condemn you for not following
Speaker 7: in my footsteps and doing the same thing. If you're
Speaker 7: not compelled to do anything. But I do think it's
Speaker 7: totally ridiculous to claim that by voting, I am then
Speaker 7: consenting to the system. I'm consenting to taxation and all
Speaker 7: this shit, Like, no, no I'm not. But like, when
Speaker 7: you pay your taxes so you don't go to jail,
Speaker 7: are you consenting to it? No, you're actually being extorted.
Speaker 7: But the alternative is to go to jail. So are
Speaker 7: you no longer principal unless you're in prison? How stupid
Speaker 7: is that? Right? Okay, just wanted to wrap that up
Speaker 7: in a tight little bow. I know a lot of
Speaker 7: people are disappointed in me because they're like, you're liberty lockdown.
Speaker 7: You're the guy who's who's like, that's how you got
Speaker 7: your start, was just flipping out about what was happening
Speaker 7: in twenty twenty. I haven't forgotten any of that. I
Speaker 7: am fucking hated about what happened that year, hated. And
Speaker 7: he wasn't even perfect prior to that. Okay, So this
Speaker 7: is not me whitewashing his history. This is not me
Speaker 7: pretending that he's perfect or everything's going to be fixed,
Speaker 7: not at all. But I still think that it's the
Speaker 7: only rational pathway forward. I think it provides the greatest
Speaker 7: opportunities for wins in the liberty sphere. And that's all
Speaker 7: there is to it. It's a pragmatic versus perfect It's
Speaker 7: not perfect, but I think it is the rational, pragmatic choice.
Speaker 7: And I hope that there's enough of you out there
Speaker 7: that feel the same way I do that we can
Speaker 7: actually see him victorious, because I think that it is
Speaker 7: going to be dire if the Harris regime can win,
Speaker 7: given that the truth of the circumstance is that she
Speaker 7: was just handpicked out of not obscurity, but rather out
Speaker 7: of like the dumpster like she had the lowest approval
Speaker 7: rating of any VP in modern history. If they can
Speaker 7: just take this lady she got blown out before Iowa
Speaker 7: in twenty twenty, If they can just take this lady
Speaker 7: who nobody likes and just like dust her off and
Speaker 7: shine her up and be like, y'all love her, and
Speaker 7: then they get eighty million votes for that, we are doomed.
Speaker 7: So setting aside Donald Trump, like that can't be the
Speaker 7: thing that the American people want. And if it is,
Speaker 7: oh shit, strap In are in a lot of trouble. Ah, God,
Speaker 7: I hope not. It's gonna be scary. Anyways, we find
Speaker 7: out in a couple of days strap in folks talk
Speaker 7: so peace the.
Speaker 5: United States will be the crypto capital of the planet.
Speaker 20: One candidate for president embraces bitcoin.
Speaker 5: I will commute the sentence of Ross over.
Speaker 20: One candidate for president has pledged to free ross Olbrich
Speaker 20: on day one. By doing these two things, this candidate
Speaker 20: will not just make America great again, but also make
Speaker 20: the world free and peaceful.
Speaker 7: That candidate is Donald J. Trump.
Speaker 5: I want everybody just stop dying, dead dying Russians and Ukrainitis.
Speaker 7: I wanted to stun come.
Speaker 5: And I will put a libertarian in my cabinet and
Speaker 5: also libertarians and senior posts.
Speaker 7: We liberty folk are the cavalry. On November fifth.
Speaker 20: With God's help, let's vote this gentleman back into office.
Speaker 7: Welcome to liberty lockdown. Let's can you block home to
Speaker 7: Liberty in company.
Speaker 6: It's on home.
Speaker 7: Where did it come from?
Speaker 9: And where