Speaker 1: It starts, weren't and we're alive.
Speaker 2: You can listen to us on a Wreck Rumble LinkedIn Spreaker,
Speaker 2: Spotify and Fase Parker. So we've got three guests today,
Speaker 2: but first of all, we've got detectives Jake Jacobs from
Speaker 2: Philadelphia Amazon take any any word out, any new word
Speaker 2: on Krasner.
Speaker 3: Well, Ralph went after them a little bit this week,
Speaker 3: asking him about Kata Scott and some of.
Speaker 4: The exigineration attorneys.
Speaker 3: One of them is the one who represented our baby
Speaker 3: in the Box guy Walter Ogrid. So I think Ralph
Speaker 3: got some stuff coming down the pipe on Big trial,
Speaker 3: and they'll probably also talk about here maybe one day.
Speaker 3: But yeah, we're talking about these exagerations, and we're also
Speaker 3: talking about the repeat offenders, like the one who they
Speaker 3: let out and attack Kata Scott.
Speaker 2: So yeah, sorry here he's kind of being peached Krasner.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we can only hope that, I mean not. Evidently
Speaker 3: the voters didn't do the right thing in Philadelphia, whether
Speaker 3: they didn't show up and vote or they came out
Speaker 3: and voted for him. Either way, you know, people don't
Speaker 3: learn their lessons. You know, he talented that the murders
Speaker 3: were down historically at his last press conference. But what
Speaker 3: he doesn't tell you is that the reason the murders
Speaker 3: are down is because of the purge.
Speaker 4: All the killers killed.
Speaker 3: Each other and now they got to re JUVENI we
Speaker 3: just had a double murder yesterday up at a place,
Speaker 3: this unknown place, five hundred King Street up.
Speaker 4: In the.
Speaker 3: I want to say it's on border of the thirty
Speaker 3: nineth fourteenth district, but h yeah.
Speaker 4: So, and it was a sixteen year old and a
Speaker 4: thirty one year old got killed.
Speaker 3: And its supposed to have been during a Rolex watch
Speaker 3: transaction or something. I know that I worked that area
Speaker 3: for a long time, so I know it's a high
Speaker 3: drug looking but uh, we'll see. And we had another
Speaker 3: double I think yesterday. So what's they rejuvenatedale kill again.
Speaker 3: It's not that Crasher is doing anything, it's just the murders.
Speaker 3: The murderers are depleted themselves.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, So we've got three three guests. By the way,
Speaker 2: I'm John Stutton, a veteran n C I as a
Speaker 2: special regent. So we've got three guests today. We've got
Speaker 2: Testin Stewart, the founder of Health Keepers. We've got let's
Speaker 2: see Marcus Williams, who's fighting socialists all across western New York.
Speaker 2: And then we've got Glenn Fardy, the SEO of Alivante Technology,
Speaker 2: So quite the combination there. We got anybody that shows
Speaker 2: up so far, Glenn, how are you making out?
Speaker 5: I'm doing quite well. How you doing good?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 2: Good? What's happening in the Glenn worlds?
Speaker 4: Glenn's world?
Speaker 5: One? World's been really busy.
Speaker 6: So I, uh, yesterday I actually was up in Connecticut
Speaker 6: because I had an invitation to meet with these wonderful people,
Speaker 6: and I spent six hours with these people and you know,
Speaker 6: just overjoyed at how nice they were and how much
Speaker 6: do they want to change this country.
Speaker 5: So you know, we're.
Speaker 6: Working together to make this a better country again, and
Speaker 6: you know, fight this stupidity that's going on, you know
Speaker 6: with the governments and the dumb ass people trying to
Speaker 6: resist and all that other craps. So and then that's
Speaker 6: pretty much about it, you know, as well as other
Speaker 6: dabbles here and there and for industries.
Speaker 5: So yeah, okay, busy, just.
Speaker 3: A little bit of work out like save in the
Speaker 3: country that I don't know how, I don't know how
Speaker 3: we're going to do it. Every day, I get a
Speaker 3: little bit more worry, uh about where we're heading.
Speaker 5: So yeah, that's for sure. It's it's not good.
Speaker 6: I mean every day you turn around and you see
Speaker 6: that President Trump does something good, and within a day
Speaker 6: there's already something that's not good going on there there.
Speaker 6: I was just discussing this yesterday that for a while
Speaker 6: we had issues with the liberals. They are all screaming
Speaker 6: about gaza, gaza, gaza, but then all of a sudden
Speaker 6: once that that kind of was pushed to the side,
Speaker 6: you know, because that wasn't as important and it wasn't
Speaker 6: getting a traction. Well, now it's let's fight ice, ice
Speaker 6: ice and burn everything to the ground because you got
Speaker 6: legual aliens, you know. And and it's it's the flavor
Speaker 6: of the moment, you know. These these are just twisted,
Speaker 6: brain damaged retards, which, by the way, I gotta make
Speaker 6: I got to be thankful that the President called Tim
Speaker 6: Walls a fucking retard, because that's what he is.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 6: The guy's complaining that people drive past this house calling
Speaker 6: him retard. You know, he deserves it.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, Glenn, I figured you wouldn't have the
Speaker 3: problem with the word retard and they want to conflate
Speaker 3: it with mentally challenge and thinks that nature. But when
Speaker 3: you call someone a retard, you're meant for that word
Speaker 3: to hit them a little harder than someone who's mentally
Speaker 3: challenged legitimately, as opposed to someone like the retard in Minnesota.
Speaker 3: You know, it's what they want you to do with
Speaker 3: our language. You're allowed to call people something that does
Speaker 3: not exist. It's not humanly possible. You call someone transgender
Speaker 3: and you're in the in with the in crowd, but
Speaker 3: you called someone a retard. When you call an actual
Speaker 3: retard a retard, you're saying something wrong.
Speaker 4: But go ahead, Glenn, let me hear you right.
Speaker 6: I mean, remember I told you the story about going
Speaker 6: to check out my car, and I was like, while
Speaker 6: you're at it, check the tranny fluid. And they started saying, wait,
Speaker 6: wait what you can't say that that's derogatory? Why because
Speaker 6: of the fruity pebble alphabet, people, you can't say tranny anymore.
Speaker 6: It's a transmission. I've leave been calling it a tranny
Speaker 6: for forty years. Of course, like Cad, you know, when I.
Speaker 3: Worked on my sixty seven Mustang that was given to
Speaker 3: me way back When I was a kid, it was
Speaker 3: called a tranny. When I worked on my you regal,
Speaker 3: it was called a tranny. Anybody who took those nine
Speaker 3: sixteenth boats out of the pan to called it a
Speaker 3: tranny or trans tranny fluid or whatever you call it.
Speaker 4: But now once again, tranny.
Speaker 5: Fluid means what spews out of them.
Speaker 4: Yes, well that's a retarded statement.
Speaker 6: You got it.
Speaker 5: I'm red.
Speaker 6: Try to change the language and and try to push
Speaker 6: it all towards their causes. They figure if they adjust
Speaker 6: our vocabulary and then suddenly jump on board with their
Speaker 6: flavor of the moment outrage, then everything will be their
Speaker 6: way or the highway. They'll burn everything to the ground
Speaker 6: unless they get their weight. Like a little kid and
Speaker 6: toys r Us who's about five years ago, Mommy, I
Speaker 6: want that toy, and she says no, so he draws
Speaker 6: himself on the ground and kicks the toys all over
Speaker 6: the store. You know, that's what we're dealing with, emotionally
Speaker 6: disturbed immature minds, and they're being run by a guy
Speaker 6: like Tim Walls, who's a retard.
Speaker 3: You know what killed all week listening to this? Yeah,
Speaker 3: is I hear people calling it the R word?
Speaker 5: Yeah, what's that I heard?
Speaker 6: The last time I heard the word?
Speaker 5: What's a new word? Now it's a real word.
Speaker 4: The R word. I mean, are you kidding me?
Speaker 6: So now I learned proper English, you know, And I've
Speaker 6: even had to correct journalists who don't even know the
Speaker 6: six rules of journalism. And I'm not going to call
Speaker 6: it the new word or the real word.
Speaker 5: If he's a retard, he's a retard.
Speaker 3: Well, well we have that first Amendment, but it's only
Speaker 3: the first Amendment for what they want you to say. Correct,
Speaker 3: you know, they you can't call you got to call
Speaker 3: Richard Rachel.
Speaker 4: Is that the new R word?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 5: No, Trump?
Speaker 6: President Trump changed his name, actually Richard. What's the short
Speaker 6: name for Richard?
Speaker 4: Yes, Dick? Yes? Is that the D word?
Speaker 3: Oh yes, the word? So we gotta call Richard Rachel.
Speaker 3: We gotta call retard something else, you know, what's up?
Speaker 4: But dumb?
Speaker 5: He would then complaints. I got people going past my
Speaker 5: house called me dumb.
Speaker 3: Or when you got fifty or more of the people
Speaker 3: in Minnesota on the illegal visas, right, you gotta say, oh,
Speaker 3: it's a Somiley community. All this this nonsense, and when
Speaker 3: we got to step I'm tired of these. Something else
Speaker 3: came up, speaking of retards and the R word, the
Speaker 3: Republican Party.
Speaker 4: You know, you.
Speaker 3: Sit back, and they found a way to get someone
Speaker 3: on the Supreme Court who could not tell you where
Speaker 3: a woman is.
Speaker 4: But now we can't seem to get a judge in.
Speaker 3: We're losing cases, cases getting tossed because we can't get
Speaker 3: United States attorneys and judges passed through this Republican led Senate.
Speaker 4: So what are we doing here?
Speaker 3: And you wonder why you got now a Democrat mayor
Speaker 3: in Miami for the first time in three decades because
Speaker 3: we're too busy worrying about the.
Speaker 6: R work go ahead exactly, just like these comments are
Speaker 6: coming through saying and I agree with both of those.
Speaker 6: You know, it's a bit ridiculous. But there is a
Speaker 6: couple of things. I mean that Trump turned around and
Speaker 6: you know, said you have to now be listed by
Speaker 6: your biological name. So now the liberals are complaining and
Speaker 6: whining saying that that's putting him in danger and other
Speaker 6: issues like that, and it's not right, it's the right.
Speaker 6: Then we have You're right, Benji Jackson Brown, there the
Speaker 6: dog that's on the Supreme Court or can't identify a
Speaker 6: woman complaining about every decision. She's even worse than that
Speaker 6: satur mayor who doesn't know what the hell she's talking
Speaker 6: about half the time. And we're stuck with idiots, and
Speaker 6: that's become the what's in everybody's attention span. Now we
Speaker 6: have a mayor that's Democrat in Miami and let's not
Speaker 6: forget Omar.
Speaker 5: And she claims now that.
Speaker 6: The Somalians received all that Minnesota fraud because they were
Speaker 6: victims of it.
Speaker 5: Now they're going to perpetuate that in the news.
Speaker 3: What exactly, how do you lose eight billion dollars up
Speaker 3: to because the reports it might go as high as
Speaker 3: eight billion dollars in one community and there's not why
Speaker 3: spread public corruption?
Speaker 4: Where did the money go?
Speaker 3: Omar goes to making thousands to now be worth thirty million?
Speaker 4: Right? What is going on here? I mean? And you
Speaker 4: can't say anything because you're.
Speaker 3: Racist or you're Necessarimali community with only twelve percent of
Speaker 3: you guys aren't committing the fraud. So eighty eight percent
Speaker 3: of you are committing the fraud in twelve percent of
Speaker 3: you not, then I'm sorry, that's your community.
Speaker 4: It's a Somali community.
Speaker 6: Sorry, And they found out in a study this week
Speaker 6: which I almost fell out of my chair laughing.
Speaker 5: Speaking of the word retard.
Speaker 6: The average IQ of a Somalian is sixty eight. That
Speaker 6: officially makes you, in a in a first world nation, retarded,
Speaker 6: or mentally challenged or mentally disabled.
Speaker 5: Okay, hey, Mark, that's what's going.
Speaker 7: On, dudey? Yeah, everybody? How are you doing well? Oh man?
Speaker 7: I'm doing well, working on doing better.
Speaker 8: You know, it's always great when I can be on
Speaker 8: with you great guys, you know, great company.
Speaker 4: Well, you may be on with a bunch of retards today.
Speaker 7: On here, Tim Walls on here? Where is he?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 5: Marcus?
Speaker 4: What's going on.
Speaker 7: A lot and a little bit?
Speaker 8: You know, we're out here in New York State where
Speaker 8: we've got this joke of a governor that I like
Speaker 8: to call Kathy the High Priestess Hopeful, and she just
Speaker 8: vetoed the bill that would make it so they get
Speaker 8: rid of the tolls on the Expressway which were supposed
Speaker 8: to be going twenty years ago. And aside from that,
Speaker 8: my local area in Rochester, my elected officials have lost
Speaker 8: sight of everything. Crime is abundant, all the cars are
Speaker 8: being broken into, you know, and they just keep telling
Speaker 8: us crime is down and everything is fantastic. It's those
Speaker 8: lovely Democrat politician policies you guys like to talk about.
Speaker 5: You sound like a Democratic commercial over there, Marcus Hey.
Speaker 8: I mean, if that's what you like, you know, go
Speaker 8: ahead and vote for it.
Speaker 2: She gave everybody two hundred dollars right oh yeah, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: barely enough to cover your cover your car window.
Speaker 5: So you're.
Speaker 2: Jesus so what she'd done today trying to.
Speaker 4: Seeway throughway?
Speaker 2: We were supposed to have that paid for forty years ago.
Speaker 6: Right yeah, yeah, Jersey is the same thing we were
Speaker 6: supposed to get rid of those toll boots on the
Speaker 6: I think the Garden State Parkway was paid off at
Speaker 6: least twenty years ago.
Speaker 4: So well we all know here they never give rid
Speaker 4: of that.
Speaker 2: Exactly what happened happened to those guys that were head
Speaker 2: of tolls on the throughway.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Maybe they got.
Speaker 7: Put into different departments.
Speaker 6: I wonder they got forcibly retired. At least the ones
Speaker 6: on the Garden State Parkway. I used to when I
Speaker 6: used to have to go through it, there was always
Speaker 6: the same woman there, and then it was even one
Speaker 6: I got to know on the turnpike a guy. They
Speaker 6: were already in their fifties or sixty, and this is
Speaker 6: at the early two thousands. Then they started coming out
Speaker 6: with that easy pass crap, and yeah, just to annoy
Speaker 6: the you know, easy pass because I don't like to
Speaker 6: be tracked and I don't want tickets mailed to me
Speaker 6: because I would go between one toboo to the other
Speaker 6: too fast. They would assume my speed was over one hundred.
Speaker 6: So I used to go through the pay and they
Speaker 6: would always be we'd shit chat and they said, yeah,
Speaker 6: they're gonna, they're forcing us to retire.
Speaker 5: So I'm assuming that happened to all of them.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, it took me a long time. It's actually
Speaker 3: forced apointment, and it's still not really forced for me.
Speaker 3: But that easy pass, I hate that tracking. Well, Marcus,
Speaker 3: what about your state with mont DOMI you know, we
Speaker 3: just had Ice people get threatened and they threatened Trish
Speaker 3: McLaughlan to you know, do some terrible things to her,
Speaker 3: and they from actually Glenny's Neck of the Woods over
Speaker 3: in New Jerry.
Speaker 4: But uh, what happened with.
Speaker 3: This guy putting out an Ice video of how to
Speaker 3: commit treason? Because if they're here illegally, and your and
Speaker 3: you're you're putting out a video as the future mayor.
Speaker 4: It's going to.
Speaker 7: Provide aid and comfort because we are.
Speaker 4: In the war that people wanted to take hardly.
Speaker 3: So now you got your mayor providing aid and comfort
Speaker 3: to the enemy by saying how to avoid ice? What's
Speaker 3: going on with that? And your governor since we had
Speaker 3: her one, you know, she co signed it.
Speaker 8: She's she didn't have probably you, so you know, it's
Speaker 8: a very big situation. Let's jump into the real aspect
Speaker 8: of what's going on. There's two sides to it, and
Speaker 8: the first one is the population so that they can
Speaker 8: get more votes in the House of Representatives. They know
Speaker 8: with our out my outward migration in New York State,
Speaker 8: if they didn't have these illegal aliens here and they
Speaker 8: weren't counting them and the census, then we would have
Speaker 8: lost seats. We probably still even with them, need to
Speaker 8: lose seats because people are just fleeing in such numbers
Speaker 8: because of the horrible, bad policies. And it chimes right
Speaker 8: into what you were talking about with the illegal aliens
Speaker 8: being aided and abetted by our elected officials. Just two
Speaker 8: nights ago, there was a man who was detained by
Speaker 8: Ice and people were like, oh, he's been here for
Speaker 8: like twenty years, you know, Oh, they shouldn't have took him.
Speaker 8: He's got a family and stuff. I'm sorry, he's been
Speaker 8: here twenty years and he hasn't tried over it was
Speaker 8: over right, and he hasn't gotten his paperwork together or anything.
Speaker 8: You know, Like, this is a very serious conversation. And
Speaker 8: my senator, my state senator for my district, which is
Speaker 8: fifty six, is Jeremy Cooney. He's out there talking about, oh,
Speaker 8: I shouldn't be doing this, this, that, and the third
Speaker 8: da da da da da dada. I'm like, excuse me.
Speaker 8: First of all, guy, he's not your constituent. I'm your constituent.
Speaker 8: I am a citizen. These people I saw, I can't
Speaker 8: remember who it was I saw today. They were mad
Speaker 8: because Ice took one of the people and they were
Speaker 8: like there was somebody in Congress and he was like, oh,
Speaker 8: well that's my constituent.
Speaker 7: No, that's not your constituent.
Speaker 8: These people that are elected officials forget that they are
Speaker 8: supposed to serve us. We the people, the American citizens,
Speaker 8: not people that have their own countries. Like, that's boulder
Speaker 8: dash to put it mildly.
Speaker 5: I haven't heard that word used in a long time.
Speaker 4: That was pretty That was more than mildly when you
Speaker 4: use both the dash, I know.
Speaker 5: Are you talking about hooligans?
Speaker 7: Listen, they got some of those too.
Speaker 8: You see these people acting a fool, breaking out the
Speaker 8: car windows on ice, jumping on top of the cars,
Speaker 8: putting all of these planters in the way of them,
Speaker 8: and stuff like that just the other day in New
Speaker 8: York City, and Mundani like, yeah, that's.
Speaker 7: What you should do.
Speaker 8: You should stop them, and you should interfere with a
Speaker 8: federal investigation.
Speaker 7: I'm like, last time I checked, that was illegal. Bro.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Now, let me ask you this much.
Speaker 6: If let's say some disaster happens again and poor Mammy Dammy,
Speaker 6: being the mayor that he is, suddenly needs the federal
Speaker 6: government to come in and assist him, let's just say, hypothetically,
Speaker 6: which won't happen, that he's the because he's a raghead.
Speaker 6: Let's have another nine to eleven. What's he going to do.
Speaker 6: I don't want FEMA in here, I don't want any
Speaker 6: disaster relief or any of his crap, So don't come
Speaker 6: in or hamper any efforts to save people that might
Speaker 6: be in rubble.
Speaker 8: No, well he wants that, right because that's money. Want that,
Speaker 8: it's money. He wants the money he doesn't want. He
Speaker 8: just doesn't want law enforcement.
Speaker 6: His fraudulent constituents that vote and throwing their rasses out
Speaker 6: like they should be. Then you know he doesn't want
Speaker 6: them taken out. Please you know, let me. Did you
Speaker 6: hear what he pointed as his in charge of his
Speaker 6: crime and safety?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 5: Somebody prisoner? A prisoner?
Speaker 7: What was he in prison for again?
Speaker 1: Murder?
Speaker 7: Who do he murdered?
Speaker 6: I forgot who? But it was like ten twenty years ago.
Speaker 6: Now he's in charge of crime and safety.
Speaker 8: Is that like one of those uh navigators where they're like,
Speaker 8: these are our peace navigators and they're gonna give hugs
Speaker 8: to thugs and pay criminals not to shoot people.
Speaker 7: That's what we got here in Rochester.
Speaker 3: Well, also you saw Chicago where they got the guy
Speaker 3: standing next to Prisca and the mayor right, and they
Speaker 3: are the committee robberies and burg reason yeah, and smashing
Speaker 3: grabs and then go stand next to the governor.
Speaker 4: The next day, we got our.
Speaker 5: Buddy on here story.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we welcome welcome aboard you doing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it was late. I had to rep of
Speaker 1: a business meeting.
Speaker 4: No, that that's that's fine.
Speaker 3: Uh Johnna, I guess the title of the show Stewarts
Speaker 3: has a lot to do with you. This week we
Speaker 3: got patriots, pipe bombers and paper ballots.
Speaker 4: So no, no, no, no, you're the patriot.
Speaker 3: You're the patriot trying to get to the paper ballots.
Speaker 2: We have two of our guests, Marcus Williams, who's fighting
Speaker 2: socialists in Western New York, and we've got.
Speaker 1: Dust and Stuart.
Speaker 4: Uh. Your last name was testing.
Speaker 1: Right, pardon broad Roads Road.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Uh, the founder of oath Caper so uh hevy duty. Yes,
Speaker 2: so I wanted to introduce you both to one another.
Speaker 2: Marcus and uh.
Speaker 7: And pleasure brother, you too.
Speaker 1: You're in New York.
Speaker 8: Listen, I'm up here in Western New York, Monroe County,
Speaker 8: City of Rochester. Brother terrible. We're in good company. Gotta
Speaker 8: keep it, got to keep it light.
Speaker 6: You guys are the outsider. You're from Texas in the
Speaker 6: west side of the country. We're all crammed from the
Speaker 6: armpit up to up to the dandriff.
Speaker 1: You guys are in the territory for sure, that's.
Speaker 4: So.
Speaker 1: What are we talking about, gentlemen, Well.
Speaker 4: Let's go that to you. Let's let's get some background
Speaker 4: on you.
Speaker 2: Can you introduce our I know you've been on before,
Speaker 2: and can you introduce our audience to your group?
Speaker 1: Sure, so you've done. Yeah. So, Oath Keepers is both
Speaker 1: military and police and firefighters. I was a paratrooper in
Speaker 1: the army and a volunteer firefighter, and I started in
Speaker 1: two thousand and nine and the main goal was to
Speaker 1: remind everyone with a military or police that they took
Speaker 1: an oath to defend the Constitution against Holling's foreign and
Speaker 1: domestic and to you know, take ticket seriously. That was
Speaker 1: the mission of oath Keepers and still is. I was
Speaker 1: one of the j six political prisoners that was wrongly
Speaker 1: accused and put in prison after January the sixth happened,
Speaker 1: and uh, you know, that's a long story, but I
Speaker 1: know what it's like to be a target of the
Speaker 1: deep state and the lawfair that was used against us.
Speaker 1: Is the warning I have for the American people is
Speaker 1: the same exact thing we'll be done to you if
Speaker 1: they get back into power at the national level. And
Speaker 1: that's the what I'm worried about is that if we
Speaker 1: don't defeat the deep state during this Trump term, then
Speaker 1: it's going to be exponentially worse, like by order of
Speaker 1: magnitude when they come back into power. So that's what
Speaker 1: I'm worried about right now, Stuart.
Speaker 4: Do you believe.
Speaker 3: That if we don't get this done in the next
Speaker 3: three years in a couple of months, is there any
Speaker 3: turning back? I mean, I know you say it using
Speaker 3: the word exponentially worse. Right, Well, this was almost a
Speaker 3: cataclysmic event if he didn't get re elected. Now we're
Speaker 3: here and we got to get it done. What do
Speaker 3: you think what'll happen if.
Speaker 4: We don't get it done?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, I think it's by the grace of
Speaker 1: God that we have this brief reprieve, and I think
Speaker 1: I believe God saved saved Trump in Butler. He knows
Speaker 1: that himself, and that's why it's so incredibly frustrating that
Speaker 1: he's not focused, not enough on taking down the actual
Speaker 1: deep state. And it's the same strategy as the last time,
Speaker 1: to you know, distract him, put him on the defensive,
Speaker 1: and then run the clock out. That's what they're doing
Speaker 1: to him again. And the biggest problem he has right now,
Speaker 1: is he's surrounded by snakes in his own in his
Speaker 1: own inner circle. You know, I've been saying this for
Speaker 1: for months now. He should fire Cash Hotel, Dan Bongino,
Speaker 1: Ham Bondie, Todd Blanche in the in the d D
Speaker 1: and inside of his you know, An Ratcliffe of the
Speaker 1: head of the CIA's people. They're not reforming those organizations.
Speaker 1: They're not purging out all the deep Staters that were.
Speaker 1: In fact, they're putting them in work. That young man
Speaker 1: that they I believe the young man that they they've
Speaker 1: charged with the pipe bombing is a is a victim.
Speaker 1: I think he's also being used to cover their tracks.
Speaker 1: And I don't believe that at all. I really don't.
Speaker 1: And they put a prosecutor, I forget her name, but
Speaker 1: he put a prosecutor who helped persecute and prosecute General
Speaker 1: f and then she went on to be one of
Speaker 1: the prosecutors in the Proud Boy trial. That's who's running
Speaker 1: that prosecution. It's just ridiculous. So you know, the deep
Speaker 1: state carries on, and that's why you should fire all
Speaker 1: those people. None of them are firing and purging the
Speaker 1: deep staters out of their organizations. In fact, they're they're
Speaker 1: doing the exact opposite. They're helping them with their with
Speaker 1: their with their narrative, and they're helping them with their
Speaker 1: lawfare to continue. It's sad.
Speaker 8: Whatever whatever happened to the AT and T building that
Speaker 8: was blown up, did we ever forget any information on that?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Right right?
Speaker 8: You don't remember after the election they said that that
Speaker 8: was a communications hub that mysteriously blew up.
Speaker 7: You don't, You don't remember.
Speaker 5: That, remember this?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, the deep state made sure I forgot that one.
Speaker 7: I guess they did.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 8: There was also a ballot printing place up here in
Speaker 8: my area where it just mysteriously incinerated, like not even
Speaker 8: caught fire, like incinerated, like yeah, that's right, yeah, like
Speaker 8: none of the all of the machines and everything. And
Speaker 8: the owner was on the TV talking about, I don't
Speaker 8: even know how this is even possible. All of the
Speaker 8: machines are even gone, Like how is this even possible?
Speaker 6: So there was a lot of that you should have
Speaker 6: at least debris, right, Stewart, being an ex firefighter, you
Speaker 6: could agree with that, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, look, they they pulled a coup in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty and they've covered their tracks any way they can.
Speaker 1: And that's why teen Peters is in prison in Colorado.
Speaker 1: And that's another one. I mean, myself and Ivan Rayklan
Speaker 1: were both in complete agreement. What President Trump should do
Speaker 1: is he should just go rescue her. He should send
Speaker 1: the US marshals. I would send US Marshall's. The Secret Service,
Speaker 1: put her in the put her into the UH Witness
Speaker 1: Protection Program as a material witness of the of the
Speaker 1: election fraud in twenty twenty. She has you know, she
Speaker 1: has all the receipts from what she saw in Colorado,
Speaker 1: and that's what that's why they have a solitary right
Speaker 1: now trying to kill her. And so President Trump should
Speaker 1: rescue her and just go get her and then let
Speaker 1: them fight and the courts try to get back. But
Speaker 1: this is the problem. He's not doing any of these
Speaker 1: things he could do. I mean, I encouraged him to
Speaker 1: use his absolute power of declassification to expose the deep status.
Speaker 1: I wrote open letters in twenty twenty. You know they
Speaker 1: use that against me in my trial. But that's the answer,
Speaker 1: is he has the ability to expose them. Exposure is
Speaker 1: the first step, and by exposing them, he takes away
Speaker 1: their power. And he should expose not just the dirty
Speaker 1: politicians that are being blackmailed by the CIA and Massad.
Speaker 1: That's how they control people's through blackmail. He should expose
Speaker 1: all the judges too, all the corow judges, and that's
Speaker 1: what he should do, and should put Tulsa Gabbard and
Speaker 1: Pete Haxth in charge of doing doing it. Kick the
Speaker 1: CIA out of the building, kick the FBI out of
Speaker 1: the building, and tell them all to go home. They
Speaker 1: can be unpaid leave, and then put the US military
Speaker 1: intelligence in charge of sifting through all that crap and
Speaker 1: declassifying anything that's not a legitimate menial sterity secret. Everything
Speaker 1: else should be exposed to the American people. They can
Speaker 1: see like Dose was starting to do. So Dose the
Speaker 1: d OK does the FBI, dojes CIA expose all the
Speaker 1: corruption and by doing that, you exposed all the dirty
Speaker 1: people in Congress, all the correct judges in every branch
Speaker 1: of the government needs exposed. But exposure is the only
Speaker 1: way to really take him down. If he doesn't do that,
Speaker 1: what he's doing now is not going to take him down.
Speaker 1: He takes exposure. That's that's why, that's why I'm so frustrated.
Speaker 6: Well, you're not the only one who's frustrated, because Christine
Speaker 6: Bush out in California, and she would probably reaffirm what
Speaker 6: you're saying there, because she's the one who uncovered the
Speaker 6: mortgage fraud for Adam Shit, and she did all the network.
Speaker 6: She was a real estate agent or she owns a
Speaker 6: real estate agency, and she's running for Congress. She did
Speaker 6: all the paperwork, put it all together, and she went
Speaker 6: to the date, all the way to DC expecting to
Speaker 6: be presenting this out of the DOJ. Instead she was
Speaker 6: dragged in and interrogated, and it out that Todd Blanche
Speaker 6: is the one who's slowing down the entire investigation like
Speaker 6: he doesn't want something to happen. And it's because from
Speaker 6: what I heard, he's just as guilty of the same thing,
Speaker 6: a mortgage fraud.
Speaker 1: Well, no, the problem. The problem is is that whether
Speaker 1: it's Todd Blanche or for Pambody yourself in the DOJ,
Speaker 1: or whether it's Cash Betel or Bongino, they've been co
Speaker 1: opted or compromised and they're just covering. They're part of
Speaker 1: the deep state, you know, so they they're covering for them.
Speaker 1: Look look at look at look at Cashptel.
Speaker 7: You know, I said, it's so sad.
Speaker 8: I'm like, it's it's I feel offended because I really
Speaker 8: wanted to believe in them, you.
Speaker 7: Know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: Like I had a little I had a little smidgeon
Speaker 8: of folk that just maybe, just maybe, and they took
Speaker 8: that away.
Speaker 7: I'm mad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. Like when it was revealed that there were
Speaker 1: two hundred and seventy four undercover FBI and the crowd
Speaker 1: on j six, it was finally revealed it didn't come
Speaker 1: from Cash Hotel, it came from a member of Congress
Speaker 1: and said hey, this is this is what we know.
Speaker 1: And then Cash Betel covered for the deep state. He said, oh,
Speaker 1: look those agents were improperly used for riot control that day.
Speaker 1: It's like, give me a break, man, That's not what
Speaker 1: they were doing. They were They were in the crowd
Speaker 1: instigating and provoking. They're being provocateurs, and Soel is covering
Speaker 1: for them.
Speaker 8: Here.
Speaker 4: The problem is, I said, well, it's funny you brought
Speaker 4: that up.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 4: We go right here, it's funny you brought that up.
Speaker 4: This guy right.
Speaker 9: Here and Ray John Sullivan is showing a video of
Speaker 9: them breaking in.
Speaker 4: Ray's telling him the charge the police.
Speaker 3: That's the video of John Sullivan telling you that it
Speaker 3: was planned.
Speaker 7: Dude, I was trying to tell you. I couldn't say much.
Speaker 7: You just have to watch my child. Is this not
Speaker 7: gonna be the best film you've ever made in your life?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 5: Such a riot. They're walking around in an American's life. Hell,
Speaker 5: you are recording, but I didn't record.
Speaker 1: You were man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But the whole thing with that is you heard
Speaker 3: him say there was a plan.
Speaker 7: He couldn't tell his girlfriend.
Speaker 3: Right after that instant he got paid by.
Speaker 4: Seeing in other media networks. This wasn't plan. And the
Speaker 4: reason I wanted to bring this back to you, Stewart,
Speaker 4: is because.
Speaker 3: You got charged with a bunch of other grandmothers.
Speaker 4: I'm just throwing a grandma's career. But you got eighteen years.
Speaker 3: You were sentenced to eighteen years for being there.
Speaker 1: For nothing, from being outside.
Speaker 3: Well, Enrique wasn't even there, right, he wasn't even He
Speaker 3: got eighteen years.
Speaker 1: No, he got twenty two.
Speaker 4: We got twenty two, right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they picked him up before it even happened.
Speaker 7: It wasn't even It was a couple of days before.
Speaker 1: Well they charged him. That was when they charged him
Speaker 1: for for bringing in I think it was a magazine.
Speaker 1: I got a rifle magazine. He brought a rifle magazine
Speaker 1: to that he had he had engraved with Proud Boy
Speaker 1: stuff on it. But they knew he was coming into
Speaker 1: into town and they were waiting. They were waiting for
Speaker 1: him because they had they had a stitch inside the
Speaker 1: Proud Boys, and we had a stitch in some oathkeeper.
Speaker 1: If we found out a trial, I called this guy
Speaker 1: as a wit and I can't still can't say his name.
Speaker 1: I think I'm still nder a gag order. But you're
Speaker 1: gonna go look it up for the New York Times.
Speaker 1: The New York Times exposed this guy. But in my trial,
Speaker 1: I was going to call this guy as a witness,
Speaker 1: and then the prosecutor said, well, actually he works for us.
Speaker 1: He had a high level oathkeeper that he recruited to
Speaker 1: be a snitch on oathkeepers. The FBI did as early
Speaker 1: as August of twenty twenty. This guy's being paid six
Speaker 1: thousand dollars a month to to uh inform on us.
Speaker 1: This is the problem. During Trump's administration, under his own nose,
Speaker 1: his supposedly his FBI was going around and in trapping
Speaker 1: American citizens and trapped us all on J six, And
Speaker 1: those same people are still in the FBI to this day.
Speaker 1: They have not been purged. And so what are they
Speaker 1: doing right now? The same shit they're still doing part
Speaker 1: of my language, but they're like this, this young the
Speaker 1: young man. They're framed them for the pipe bombing. They're
Speaker 1: framing an innocent man to cover the fact that they
Speaker 1: were involved. That pipe bomber was a FED. It wasn't
Speaker 1: some guy living in his mom's base and who's a
Speaker 1: Broni and whatever it's It was a FED. And only
Speaker 1: when you had Glen Glenn Baker or Steve Baker, I
Speaker 1: mean Steve Baker from from Blaze Media was exposing who
Speaker 1: their actual pipe bomber was, which was a Capitol Police officer.
Speaker 1: When you put that story out, all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: now they now they solve it.
Speaker 4: That's a star within the last month.
Speaker 1: They started putting three weeks right then, and then you
Speaker 1: got Bongino and Patel saying, oh, all the events was
Speaker 1: there are just are you know? The leadership was bad.
Speaker 1: Now the whole place is rotten and they're rotten too,
Speaker 1: still are.
Speaker 3: Well That gets me back to my point, how the
Speaker 3: hell do we get it? Is Trump scared? I mean, Butler,
Speaker 3: that's that's a wake up call. I remember when bon
Speaker 3: Gino and Lewandowski couldn't get into the convention Center in
Speaker 3: Philadelphia with the court order.
Speaker 4: So now you expect her as the.
Speaker 3: Dj ier sent to go after these people when she
Speaker 3: was scared with the court order, to get the stamp
Speaker 3: police or the local police, which I was there to
Speaker 3: storm the share Rochelle Balahu's crastmas criminal. I just know
Speaker 3: all these people don't worry about it. But the fact is,
Speaker 3: how the hell do we get out of this pickle?
Speaker 3: Because well, when they locked you up for eighteen years,
Speaker 3: when they locked carry up for twenty two years, when
Speaker 3: they locked grandmothers up, when they lock people up whose
Speaker 3: daughter's getting great by a transgender person and they go
Speaker 3: and complain at a school board meeting, when they leave
Speaker 3: grandmothers and grandfathers in jail for four years without due process,
Speaker 3: and nobody does a damn thing about it. How to
Speaker 3: help do we get through these three years and getting
Speaker 3: what you want and what I want?
Speaker 4: And with Glenn want and what Marcus, what is the
Speaker 4: deep state purge?
Speaker 1: Yes, only we have to get Trump to do his job.
Speaker 1: We've got to get him to do what he can
Speaker 1: do and stop listening to the people. And he's being
Speaker 1: his gatekeepers around him Susie Wilds for example, it's chief
Speaker 1: of staff. They're blocking any attempts to even reach him.
Speaker 1: And that's where we're at. And then, like I said,
Speaker 1: they're going to run the clock out on him. So
Speaker 1: only if we can get through to him to do
Speaker 1: his job, to focus on the deep state, to actually
Speaker 1: purge this. You got mystion just in the CIA and
Speaker 1: the FBI, But meanwhile, put somebody in there is actually
Speaker 1: going to purge it. All those agents should be fired,
Speaker 1: the d o J, all those prosecutors should be fired.
Speaker 1: In the military, every corrupt general like another General Millie.
Speaker 1: It's full of General Millie. Still he needs to purge them.
Speaker 1: That's why it's so frustrating. Trump can do it. He
Speaker 1: has the power and authority as the commander in chief
Speaker 1: and the president. He's just not doing his job. This
Speaker 1: is reality. So how do we get him to his job?
Speaker 3: Do you think he'll do it or do you think
Speaker 3: because what it does here is it's not Trump, it's us.
Speaker 3: We're done, you know, I watched football games and stuff
Speaker 3: like that, and I remember going through elementary school, junior
Speaker 3: high school, and what.
Speaker 1: Do you mean, what do you mean? It's not Trump,
Speaker 1: it's us. He's he's in the hot seat. He's the
Speaker 1: commander in chief. He has the ability to do this.
Speaker 3: Right now I'm saying is when Trump's out of office,
Speaker 3: if this doesn't get done, we're the ultimate victims. You know,
Speaker 3: Trump may or may not go to Marlago, wherever the
Speaker 3: hell he's going. He's a billionaire, right But mister Jacobs,
Speaker 3: mister Rowse, mister fog Tee, we're in trouble when you
Speaker 3: got people, just for example, you're talking about the job
Speaker 3: not getting done. We got this healthcare crap every time
Speaker 3: when it gets to the to the finish line.
Speaker 7: Now we got to jump and try to do so much.
Speaker 3: We can't wait two and a half three years for
Speaker 3: Trump to fire who he needs to fight. You know,
Speaker 3: they locked up His attorney represented him and it got
Speaker 3: locked up. So I don't My thing is, do you
Speaker 3: think he's scared? I know he has the power, he's
Speaker 3: the commander in chief. We peak maybe pe can do it,
Speaker 3: Maybe he can bring some money, Maybe we can find
Speaker 3: the good generals in the circles Trump.
Speaker 6: Trump has to balance a couple of things here. It's
Speaker 6: more than just internal Trump also has to handle external.
Speaker 5: So what I think is a possible reason.
Speaker 4: How long will it take for me to pick you
Speaker 4: up from from January.
Speaker 1: Sixth a year because they had to go cook up
Speaker 1: fake evidence against me because they didn't go inside, but
Speaker 1: my but my co defendants. Weeks they went and got
Speaker 1: they rounded up like seven eight oath keepers. Within a
Speaker 1: matter of weeks, we're put in solitary confinement. Then they
Speaker 1: finally got me a year later because they they coerced
Speaker 1: a couple of guys in the rolling over and pleading
Speaker 1: out and saying, yes, Stewart told us to go inside,
Speaker 1: and you know he planned to attack the capital since
Speaker 1: November on Carboll's farm. That's when they came and got me.
Speaker 1: But yes they did. Within weeks they had a arrest.
Speaker 1: So there's no excuse. Not at this point, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: There's no arrest of the deep state. And I don't
Speaker 1: want to give trouble pass. I just yes, he's being
Speaker 1: distracted foreign policy. Yes, that's the whole point. They just
Speaker 1: distract him and run the clock out but he needs to.
Speaker 1: And you think he'd known by now whose real enemies are.
Speaker 1: You know, he's not safe, his family's not safe. So
Speaker 1: I just don't understand why he's not taking this section.
Speaker 1: And I got no f's to give about any excuse
Speaker 1: while he's being three or whatever. He swore the same
Speaker 1: oath I did. In fact, it's even more on point
Speaker 1: talks about it, talks about ex king the laws of
Speaker 1: the union and preserving and protecting the union. So he
Speaker 1: has a responsibility and duty to step up. And I
Speaker 1: got no you know, no excuses for him. He's got
Speaker 1: to do his job right.
Speaker 8: No one has been Somebody says, who's at Honey? Was
Speaker 8: that Honeyward? Is that what that said? No one is
Speaker 8: Honey West. No one has been arrested. Pam BONDI needs
Speaker 8: to be replaced. And you know what the scariest thing
Speaker 8: is that I just read something this morning talking about, oh,
Speaker 8: Trey Gowady might replace her, Lord have mercy?
Speaker 1: Oh god, no, yeah, that's from the end of the fire.
Speaker 1: He's another Yeah, Jeffrey Clark.
Speaker 5: I have respect for him. The man is highly intelligent.
Speaker 1: I got no respect for him. I don't give a
Speaker 1: damn for him.
Speaker 5: Because I know he's deep state and he's a rhino.
Speaker 6: He's the same thing like Paul Ryan, highly intelligent, and
Speaker 6: that's also dangerous because he could use that intelligence against us.
Speaker 1: So now he's another deep Stater, he's another clock out.
Speaker 1: Now he needs to put Jeffrey Clark into the attorney general.
Speaker 1: That's who I would put in there because right now
Speaker 1: they are trying to strip Jeffrey clark license in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. That'll lets you know when you're being attacked
Speaker 1: by them. That's the guy you want. Someone like that,
Speaker 1: that's what you need to have in there.
Speaker 8: So for everybody in the audience that's not familiar with
Speaker 8: jeff Jeffrey Clark, please give some background on him.
Speaker 1: So he was a deputy attorney general. And when Bill
Speaker 1: Barr finally I mean Bill Barr was a disaster from
Speaker 1: the very beginning and Trump Trump put a horrible person
Speaker 1: in there. And of course we now know Bill Bill
Speaker 1: Barr is part of the plot against President Trump. Uh
Speaker 1: So we finally finally resigned at a really tail end of
Speaker 1: Trump's administration last time, and then Jeffrey Clark was going
Speaker 1: to step in as the attorney general. So and he
Speaker 1: was one of the ones that was willing to, you know,
Speaker 1: challenge the the the validity of the of the elector
Speaker 1: slates coming out of the states. So that's why he
Speaker 1: was targeted. He was one of the people that they
Speaker 1: were going after with law fair in Georgia. Him and
Speaker 1: Sidney Palell. I mean just recently, President Trump pardoned a
Speaker 1: lot of people that were on the alternate slates of
Speaker 1: electors in the different states, including Georgia. He pardoned, uh,
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Clark and Sidney Powell and other and and John Eastman.
Speaker 1: They're good another good attorney. So those are the people
Speaker 1: you want that the attorneys who were targeted as part
Speaker 1: of the deep state takedown or President Trump are the
Speaker 1: ones that you want to hire. John Eastman, Jeffrey Clark,
Speaker 1: Sidney Palell, you know. So that's that's who I think
Speaker 1: have proved their credibility, especially John Eastman and Jeffrey Clark.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think I agree with that. I know.
Speaker 3: Sidney Powell was on his Uh actually I would hope
Speaker 3: that she would uh replace Bondi as the US attorney.
Speaker 7: Oh wow, amazing, well.
Speaker 3: Because Sidney will fight because they already went after her
Speaker 3: heart and yeah, maybe maybe Jojah Geneva and Victoria Tunzi.
Speaker 4: I don't know, but it seemed like they were fighting. Uh.
Speaker 3: But when they when they try to put you in jail,
Speaker 3: when they did the Stewart and what they do, what
Speaker 3: they did with Mike Lindell and people like that, those
Speaker 3: were people that were over the target.
Speaker 4: State was not going to allow it to happen.
Speaker 3: You know, they're not Christopher Ray In your case, Stewart
Speaker 3: when he was testifying about January sixth, say hey, I
Speaker 3: gotta leave here now, guys, I can't even testify. First
Speaker 3: of all, he was getting softball questions.
Speaker 4: Then he goes. Then they find out he took his
Speaker 4: private FBI plane on vacation, just left, just left to
Speaker 4: hear him.
Speaker 3: And so I don't know how we get through this
Speaker 3: deep state mup because your whole Congress is complist in
Speaker 3: all this nonsense.
Speaker 1: Well what I said, the only way to do it
Speaker 1: is through exposure. I mean, think of about think back
Speaker 1: at the history of the FBI. Why was Jever FBI
Speaker 1: director for life? He had no proceress on everyone. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he had, he had dirt on everyone, he had files
Speaker 1: on everyone. It's the same thing now, it's even worse now.
Speaker 1: I was back in the days of file cabinets and
Speaker 1: and you know wiretaps. Now you got NSA surveillance over
Speaker 1: everything we do. It's all digital surveillance. They know exactly
Speaker 1: and they know who the pipeimmer was from day one.
Speaker 1: It was one of them.
Speaker 3: But they know.
Speaker 1: Exactly who everybody is, and they know what everyone's dirt,
Speaker 1: and that's how they control these politicians. That's what Epstein
Speaker 1: was doing. He was part of a of a intelligence
Speaker 1: agency MASAD and CI, a blackmail operation to control politicians, executives,
Speaker 1: all the elite that he invited back to his island.
Speaker 1: He would film them with underage girls or his or
Speaker 1: in his place in New York. He had cameras in
Speaker 1: every room, including including the bathrooms. It was an intelligence
Speaker 1: run blackmail operation. And that's why Trump is losing his
Speaker 1: own base right now because he didn't follow through on
Speaker 1: his commitment to expose all those people that got blackmailed
Speaker 1: by Jeffrey by Epstein. They need to be exposed. And
Speaker 1: not just them, not just the ones that Epstein was blackmailing,
Speaker 1: but all the rest of them have been blackmailed by
Speaker 1: the intelligence agencies over the entire history of the CIA
Speaker 1: and that's how they control people. So it just drives
Speaker 1: me crazy. He has the ability. All he's got to
Speaker 1: do is put Tulca Gabbard in charge of it, and
Speaker 1: like I said, use military intelligence because they're more trustworthy,
Speaker 1: pick them all out of the building, go in there
Speaker 1: and sift through it all and expose it all the
Speaker 1: American people. Once he does that, then he should have
Speaker 1: vote the Insurrection Act and go arrest them. That's his
Speaker 1: only play, guys, That's the only play that will actually
Speaker 1: take them down. Nothing else is going to work.
Speaker 6: I think is one hundred percent true, and the possibility
Speaker 6: could exist because but he also came up against resistance
Speaker 6: because he did this with Elon Musk and when and
Speaker 6: did it to Usaid, and then I think the Democrats
Speaker 6: and the Deep States saw that he meant business and
Speaker 6: that he will go through and they just put up
Speaker 6: a massive wall that he's had the circumvent to try
Speaker 6: to get.
Speaker 1: You know what they did, Someone in his own circle
Speaker 1: got him to fight with with with Elon Musk. That's
Speaker 1: how they got rid of Doge. Wasn't anybody in Congress
Speaker 1: got rid of Doze. It was someone in Trump's own
Speaker 1: camp that.
Speaker 6: Him and Elon Musk's argument was more or less a
Speaker 6: distraction to prevent Elon's company, Tesla, being burned to the ground.
Speaker 5: And they figured, well, I mean, it's just a theory.
Speaker 6: But the liberals all suddenly hated Tesla and hated him
Speaker 6: and burning his company down, and he was losing tons
Speaker 6: of money. So they figured if they make a fake
Speaker 6: argument on TV and in public that oh my god,
Speaker 6: yes he's anti Trump again.
Speaker 5: Okay, we're with the Elon again.
Speaker 4: We'll stop.
Speaker 1: Oh but regardless, Doze is no longer no longer exists,
Speaker 1: right right, So there revealing, that's what I'm saying, the
Speaker 1: same thing that he was on the right track. Dose
Speaker 1: was exactly on the right track. He's got to do
Speaker 1: it to every agency, not just the USA. You got
Speaker 1: to do it to the d O, j f B, I, NSA,
Speaker 1: you know, c i A, do it to all of them.
Speaker 1: And so same thing. Elon must have been bought Twitter.
Speaker 1: What do you? What do you do? He exposed all
Speaker 1: the internal corruption inside of Twitter, all the meetings where
Speaker 1: the FBI, NSA, DHS was sitting in on meetings inside
Speaker 1: of Twitter deciding who to censor and what the censor.
Speaker 1: Exposed all of it. I'm telling you guys, exposure is
Speaker 1: the only way out. Just like the Bible sets right,
Speaker 1: the truth was sets free.
Speaker 4: Sounded like it's the only disaffected. But here's the problem
Speaker 4: about high school.
Speaker 3: Your words are actually depressing because I don't think that
Speaker 3: people has the balls, you know, because even big balls
Speaker 3: got his ass beat adult.
Speaker 1: He just needed he just needs some security. Mean, I
Speaker 1: couldn't take care of that. I could have provided security
Speaker 1: for him.
Speaker 4: No, we need that. Go ahead, go ahead. I won't
Speaker 4: cut you off.
Speaker 1: No, No, you're good man. I'm just just he's got
Speaker 1: to do his duty and there's no excuse and for
Speaker 1: not to do it. So we just have to. I
Speaker 1: believe that it's our job to push him to do
Speaker 1: his job. But at the same time, we need to
Speaker 1: get ourselves squared away in case he doesn't do it.
Speaker 1: What are we going to do then? So my advice
Speaker 1: to American people is get as strong as you can
Speaker 1: in the time you have left. Get strong locally.
Speaker 8: Yeah, So here's the deal, what we have going on.
Speaker 8: It's a number of other factors. Also, I'm not a
Speaker 8: big fan of Tim Poole or whatever the case is.
Speaker 8: Every now and then he's all right. But he had
Speaker 8: one of his people at in Congress the other day
Speaker 8: interviewed Tim bar but the shark shark, how do you
Speaker 8: say that guy's name?
Speaker 7: Love that guy.
Speaker 8: I can't remember his last name, but anyway, Representative Tim
Speaker 8: and yeah, the sharp Yeah, And he was saying he's listen.
Speaker 8: He was like, it doesn't matter. The Democrats, the Republicans.
Speaker 8: And remember this guy is like a firm Trump supporter,
Speaker 8: and he'll kind of wag his tail to Trump's tune.
Speaker 8: Whatever he says, he'll give his own personal reasons on it.
Speaker 8: And I like most of his reasoning, even if I
Speaker 8: don't agree with it. But he came out of his
Speaker 8: mouth and said, very plainly, he said, listen, it's the
Speaker 8: Democrats and the Republicans. None of them have a spine.
Speaker 8: None of them want to do anything. They're just going
Speaker 8: along to get along, towing the line, and they'd rather
Speaker 8: actually go out there and name post offices instead.
Speaker 7: Of doing the work of the people.
Speaker 5: That's true.
Speaker 8: So when we're like, oh, well this we want that,
Speaker 8: these people are so insidious that they could care less
Speaker 8: about the American people. They want to keep the status quo.
Speaker 8: They don't want things to change because they've got their
Speaker 8: own little carve outs. They feel comfortable while the rest
Speaker 8: of us lions lie in squalor essentially, like let me
Speaker 8: rephrase that we lie in the ashes of our former republic.
Speaker 8: This is what's going on. This is what's going on,
Speaker 8: And what we really need is, first off, buy more AMMO.
Speaker 7: That's number one.
Speaker 8: Number two is we need people on local levels to
Speaker 8: start pushing back and push for legislation. So we need people.
Speaker 8: We look at all of the surveillance, like right where
Speaker 8: I am, we just got all of the surveillance is
Speaker 8: now going to be networked together. The sheriffs, with the
Speaker 8: license plate readers, with the drones, with the cameras, with this,
Speaker 8: with the.
Speaker 7: Debt, it's all going to be network together.
Speaker 8: They just announced it the other day and then soon
Speaker 8: they're gonna be like, yeah, we're gonna put in the
Speaker 8: bio recognition, facial detection, gate detection, all of this. And
Speaker 8: remember this is the local level, right, so it makes
Speaker 8: it easier for the federal level to access all of
Speaker 8: the compiled data already if they want to catch somebody.
Speaker 8: And this is something we really need to pay attention to,
Speaker 8: because it's, like you said, if something's not done. Now
Speaker 8: in the presidency, we're gonna lose everything that we thought
Speaker 8: was freedom. We're on the verge of digital ID. They've
Speaker 8: already launched it on Apple Play, they've already launched it
Speaker 8: on Android. New York State has its own digital ID,
Speaker 8: which the High Priests Kathy is.
Speaker 7: Like, well, you don't have to use it.
Speaker 8: It's just a convenience right now now, right, But we
Speaker 8: saw what happened in New York with the vax passes, like,
Speaker 8: who's stupid, So we really really really have to make
Speaker 8: sure around.
Speaker 6: If you saw the news the other day, they're getting
Speaker 6: rid of a Metro card and yeah, they're asking people
Speaker 6: do you like using this new thing, which was a
Speaker 6: digital phone only option. I'd like to know about that
Speaker 6: bum that's sober by Times Square with a shopping card
Speaker 6: that don't have a phone.
Speaker 7: They'll give it.
Speaker 8: They'll give him one because it's easier to track him
Speaker 8: with one. That's that's part of what these are so
Speaker 8: called Obama phones really are, which is a Lifeline program,
Speaker 8: which is from Reagan. But that's another conversation. Look, look,
Speaker 8: please don't get me started on that. You got a
Speaker 8: little piece of Israel right in your hand. That's what
Speaker 8: Yahoo told us. Okay, make sure you don't forget.
Speaker 1: It's your ankle bracelet. Guys.
Speaker 3: It's like, yeah, you know what's funny is before you
Speaker 3: came on store, me and Glenn and us was joking
Speaker 3: about women the easy pass, you know, like the first
Speaker 3: tracking device. Oh, you flying through the tolls. But now
Speaker 3: like let's say it from one interest to the next exit. Oh,
Speaker 3: you were going one hundred miles an dollar because you
Speaker 3: couldn't get here that fast. So in order to track you,
Speaker 3: and we keep giving away a little bit of our freedoms,
Speaker 3: the right to be secure in our person's and effects.
Speaker 3: You know, is that Fourth Amendment season right there when
Speaker 3: they take all these things that you're talking about, Marcus,
Speaker 3: whether it's your digital footprints, you gotta do right now.
Speaker 4: You gotta have real ideas.
Speaker 3: The plane is going to you forty five dollars and
Speaker 3: they want you to pack on your phone so everything
Speaker 3: you're being tracked.
Speaker 4: It's amazing.
Speaker 6: Everybody knows my phone here, no internet and no GPS tracking,
Speaker 6: no nothing. I've told you and warned you all, get
Speaker 6: this ship off your phone.
Speaker 4: You could be.
Speaker 6: Tracked only by the battery, by triangulation. You know with
Speaker 6: some towers which gives you a fighting chance, and the
Speaker 6: way I drive it like I stole it, there ain't
Speaker 6: no cop gonna catch me.
Speaker 3: Well, Stuart Stewart also still still got me depressed because
Speaker 3: when we look at how we give.
Speaker 4: Away all our liberties. But he'll be on the paratrooper.
Speaker 3: And you know when we watch America's past time least
Speaker 3: it should have been baseball whatever. And you watch these
Speaker 3: athletes when the Pleasures of Bleaches is being played, they
Speaker 3: only put the handle but heart you know what it is,
Speaker 3: and do all this other kind of stuff.
Speaker 7: That's treason. To me, that's treason. I don't care what
Speaker 7: anybody says.
Speaker 4: All this stuff is treason. I know.
Speaker 3: Stuart was talking about the Insurrection Act because Trump when
Speaker 3: you got locked up, Stuart, even though it was a
Speaker 3: year later and they called it insurrection and all that. Well,
Speaker 3: Donald Trump was the president and ultimate elections like you
Speaker 3: talk about with Tina Peters and everything like that, How
Speaker 3: could you insurrect against the command and Donald Trump on you.
Speaker 4: Right, the president.
Speaker 3: It wasn't It's projection.
Speaker 1: It's projection. They accused you. What they did they pulled
Speaker 1: into legal and unconstitutional election, which was a coup organized
Speaker 1: cop country and then they we were protesting against that,
Speaker 1: and so they was projection and they entrapped us into
Speaker 1: going in the building. I mean, that's been to look
Speaker 1: at Jay six is a righteous protest against their coup
Speaker 1: that they manipulated into going inside the building to distract
Speaker 1: you from what they did, to cover from what they
Speaker 1: did by looking saying, see, these people are trying to
Speaker 1: attack democracy when they're the ones who were destroying. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I wanted the pressure, the pressure, guys. I wanted to
Speaker 1: to to jump on what Marcus said. It's not just
Speaker 1: the States doing this crap. Look at Peter Tiele, look
Speaker 1: at Palinger. That's what it's coming through the trumpets right
Speaker 1: now because he's you know, because he kills the boy.
Speaker 5: Je Van's graduated flag there.
Speaker 8: Hey Stuart, you're you're breaking up, but we gotta go.
Speaker 8: We gotta go to commercial. So let's finish this up
Speaker 8: when we get back from commercial.
Speaker 3: Yes, after the break, Stewart, Hey, guys, we're back. Uh,
Speaker 3: we'll be waiting. Well, I'm glad to be back. Momentarily, Stewart.
Speaker 3: When we left, you are to get a couple of
Speaker 3: points across and your audio went out little bit. Can
Speaker 3: you start back where you left off?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was talking about Palenter and Peter Teal and
Speaker 1: his relationship with JD. Vance.
Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 1: Jedvance graduated from Yale Law School, the same place I
Speaker 1: went to law school. I graduated in two thousand and four.
Speaker 1: I believe he graduated like twenty twelve, somewhere in there.
Speaker 1: But as soon as he graduated from Yale Law School,
Speaker 1: he went straight to San Francisco and began working, which
Speaker 1: has an ironic term to say about San Francisco. He
Speaker 1: went straight to San Francisco and started working for Peter Teal.
Speaker 1: Peter Teal is the guy that runs Palent. Peter tile
Speaker 1: is married to another man. He's a total transhumanist. I
Speaker 1: watched one interview where Peter Teal said, the problem with
Speaker 1: the trans sexual movement is it doesn't go far enough.
Speaker 1: We should we should be we should be modifying every
Speaker 1: part of our body, not just our sex organs. He's
Speaker 1: an absolute transhumanist. So this is who JD. Advance worked for.
Speaker 1: That's who groomed him and supported him for his running
Speaker 1: in the Senate, and that's I believe that's why he's
Speaker 1: now been installed as the Vice president. It's the tech
Speaker 1: oligarchy from Silicon Valley putting their tentacles into the Trump administration.
Speaker 1: And that's why you see all these data centers being
Speaker 1: built all over the country. It's not just for AI
Speaker 1: to win the AI battle, it's to have massive data
Speaker 1: so they can do massive surveillance over US, the American people.
Speaker 1: That's what's coming. Peter Thiel overseas did surveillance and targeting
Speaker 1: platforms for the US military and for the Israelia military.
Speaker 1: That's what he did, and now he's doing the same
Speaker 1: thing here at home. In fact, police police stations or
Speaker 1: police departments around the country already using his technology to
Speaker 1: track people in their local communities. It's already put his
Speaker 1: fingers into all the local community law enforcement. And he's
Speaker 1: building I believe it's going to be in the end
Speaker 1: and be terminator land over all of US toll surveillance.
Speaker 1: And they are bringing in digital ID and they're also
Speaker 1: bringing in digital currency that's programmed. That's what they're doing
Speaker 1: right now. By the by the Trump administration is being done.
Speaker 1: So Trump is being either. I mean, he got played
Speaker 1: in COVID freaking Operation warp Speed was a friggin disaster.
Speaker 1: It made him basically an accessory of mass murder unwillingly.
Speaker 1: But he got completely played. And because he doesn't want
Speaker 1: to admit that, to this day, he still brags about
Speaker 1: Operation Warp Speed. That's why he had the CEO of
Speaker 1: fire understanding in the White House, and he's committing him
Speaker 1: as being a great guy. Did a great job during COVID.
Speaker 1: So they know they can play Trump, and they're playing
Speaker 1: them again now they're playing in for big Tech.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I agree with everything you said, though, Sorry didn't cut
Speaker 6: you off there, Jake.
Speaker 10: But but but the thing is when you talk about
Speaker 10: being played, is that why all these governors not getting
Speaker 10: not getting arrested for these mass murderers, Like, yes.
Speaker 7: That's right, I want her in prison. I want him
Speaker 7: in prison.
Speaker 8: Kathy and Cuomo, they need to both be in federal
Speaker 8: prison for the atrocities that they committed. We got both
Speaker 8: of them out here doing just I could just talk
Speaker 8: about so many different violations of just the Bill of Rights,
Speaker 8: not even talking about the whole greater Constitution, the complete
Speaker 8: intentional I don't even know what you call it, deregulation
Speaker 8: of human life, you know, like that that it's ridiculous, and.
Speaker 6: The beginning of them all is is Snaggletot, who lives
Speaker 6: about ten miles for me.
Speaker 5: And by the way, the other day I met his
Speaker 5: lieutenant governor and I gave him here about this. But
Speaker 5: he's complicity murder. He brought those old people in the
Speaker 5: same room as healthy people.
Speaker 1: And all you mean Clomo, you mean no Murphy.
Speaker 7: Murphy he's talking about. Yeah, I was talking about.
Speaker 6: Just as bad as all two of them together were
Speaker 6: probably draconian.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and so none of them, like I said that
Speaker 1: the CEO of Pfizer is a mass murderer globally. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's standing in the White House and President Trump is
Speaker 1: shaking his hand and saying what a great guy he is.
Speaker 1: It's just it's horrible, and it's.
Speaker 3: What everybody it's locking up. Richard, you know, because you
Speaker 3: know what they did. You talk about Murphy, you talk
Speaker 3: about Clomo, you talk about hoel Well, Richard, ak Rachel
Speaker 3: whatever you want to call him. Levine after he killed
Speaker 3: all the people in Elslvania and even killing him because
Speaker 3: he moved his mother out of the nursing home, said
Speaker 3: anyone else to die, they made him the sistant HHS director,
Speaker 3: so they knew that they were covering their tracks. And
Speaker 3: that's why they you know, get back to what Stewart says,
Speaker 3: they put these people in strategic positions, whether it's jad
Speaker 3: Advance rather it's somebody on the Supreme Court, like I
Speaker 3: don't even know what the hell that league is, but
Speaker 3: they put them all the strategic positions. And then when
Speaker 3: someone like Stewart comes in and try to get evidence
Speaker 3: which is sculpatory evidence, I mean, I know you.
Speaker 4: Want to del Ma, I didn't.
Speaker 3: So what's that That informant that was inside your organization?
Speaker 3: That's evidence to me, that's exculpatory evidence that they didn't
Speaker 3: allow you to use in your criminal trial.
Speaker 1: So well, they weren't, like back to back to ray Epps.
Speaker 1: We were not allowed to show that video of ray
Speaker 1: Epps on the night before January of the fifth urging
Speaker 1: people to go inside the capitol next day. Yes, we
Speaker 1: were not allowed to show that. We were not allowed
Speaker 1: to show any footge from him on the day of
Speaker 1: j six. We were not allowed to call him as
Speaker 1: a witness. We were not allowed to have mentioned his
Speaker 1: name to the jury in trial.
Speaker 5: Let me ask you who said you couldn't there that?
Speaker 6: What's that who said that you couldn't air it the judge, judge,
Speaker 6: judge Meta, Okay, so we're in the court in court.
Speaker 1: Yeah, in our in our trial, we were going to
Speaker 1: show the jury the video of Repps so the night
Speaker 1: before telling people to go inside the capitol, and that
Speaker 1: was not out of January of the fifth, and we
Speaker 1: were not allowed to show video of him the day
Speaker 1: of Jay six whispering and Ryan Samsel's ear. RAYM. Samsel
Speaker 1: is a young guy that has had on backwards and
Speaker 1: pushed over the first you know, bike rack. And but
Speaker 1: right before he did that, Rey Apps was whispering his ear.
Speaker 1: We're not allowed to show that video of Ramps whispringing
Speaker 1: his tear. We're not allowed to mention Ram's name. So
Speaker 1: they were covering for Ray Apps and they're making sure
Speaker 1: the jury didn't see that. And then that Jay six
Speaker 1: to be same thing. They didn't show the video. They
Speaker 1: wouldn't even talk about Reps. They they erased him from existence.
Speaker 1: He didn't exist as far as they were concerned.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what was the argument they used to deny that
Speaker 3: evidence from coming in?
Speaker 1: Oh, the judge is not relevant. The judgements problem got
Speaker 1: a federal judge can do whatever they want and pull
Speaker 1: whatever crap out of their ass. They want to make
Speaker 1: any excuse what they're doing, and they do it all
Speaker 1: the time. I'm gonna take you this right now. I
Speaker 1: used to be a lawyer, so it was triminal journey
Speaker 1: in Montana before that, I clearked for the Arizona Supreme
Speaker 1: Court when I got out of law school, and then
Speaker 1: I saw corrupt legal so is I saw it in Arizona,
Speaker 1: I saw wat clerk, I saw it. I saw it
Speaker 1: in Montana. Just where they want, and so prosecutors do
Speaker 1: whatever they want. They put people on the stand who
Speaker 1: lie all the time all over the country, state and federal.
Speaker 1: It happens everywhere, and no judge will do anything about
Speaker 1: it because they're all in on the same plan. That's
Speaker 1: why President said, we said to meet the President reviews is.
Speaker 1: It's it's Nancy system. He said, of guys thirty years
Speaker 1: in prison, it'll take two years because he doesn't want
Speaker 1: to go thirty years until they get reroll roaded into
Speaker 1: false confessions. It happens everywhere. Every freaking plea bargain is coerced, guaranteed,
Speaker 1: and almost all the time they're also told you must cooperate,
Speaker 1: which means you gotta get understand lit by somebody else.
Speaker 1: That happens all the time, also all over the country.
Speaker 1: The whole system's corrupt, guys, not just when the Democrats
Speaker 1: are in power. It's corrupt all the time.
Speaker 7: That's sick.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 7: One thing I want to I want to.
Speaker 8: Get here before we get to far down this bunny trail.
Speaker 8: We were talking about the technocrats in Trump's orbit right now, okay,
Speaker 8: and we were talking about the massive surveillance and stuff.
Speaker 8: I want to talk about Elon Musk Cruise. Everybody's favorite
Speaker 8: right now. Everybody wants to give him hugs and kisses.
Speaker 8: That man is a monster.
Speaker 7: Okay.
Speaker 8: I like a lot of his projects and the stuff
Speaker 8: he's working on. That man is a monster. That is
Speaker 8: doctor brain chip. He wants to put a chip inside
Speaker 8: of people's brains. But more than that, I don't know
Speaker 8: if you guys saw his interview the other day. He
Speaker 8: was at the I don't know if it was the
Speaker 8: earnings presentation or whatever for Tesla, but he was talking
Speaker 8: about the robots, how the robots are going to be
Speaker 8: the future of crime, the turrent and it's going to
Speaker 8: save the prison industry so much money because now what
Speaker 8: they'll do is instead of putting you in jail, they'll
Speaker 8: just have a Tesla bot with you twenty four to seven,
Speaker 8: seven days a week, making sure that you don't commit
Speaker 8: any crime. I'm like, are you serios? There is is
Speaker 8: anybody else listen? Is everybody else watching this?
Speaker 7: Is it just me?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 7: Is this what's going on?
Speaker 6: Really to all the people that are all about climate change?
Speaker 6: How much plastic is going to be involved in silicone
Speaker 6: and making that, and you want to replicate each of
Speaker 6: us to have our own personal robot to control us.
Speaker 3: Well, the problem is that it gets back too early
Speaker 3: on when when you have your local state legislators, we
Speaker 3: see your federal legislators all pushing this crap down your
Speaker 3: throat and talking about what Stuart was talking about, why
Speaker 3: the judges and the prosecute can do everything because these
Speaker 3: same legislators gave them something called absolute immunity, you know,
Speaker 3: so they got absolute judicial and prosecutoral immunity from all
Speaker 3: the crap that they force people into fast confessions.
Speaker 4: They say it's a necessary evil.
Speaker 3: Where when they start with your chips in your brain, Marcus,
Speaker 3: your legislator is going to make third million dollars. They're
Speaker 3: gonna start going to Congress making thirty five thousand, they
Speaker 3: will say, hey, what about the chipping the brain ideal?
Speaker 3: Now he got worth thirty million dollars. And that's why
Speaker 3: I don't think and that's why you depressed the hell
Speaker 3: out of the story. And I hate the fact that
Speaker 3: you're doing it. But I don't see how welcome.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't see how. I don't see how we
Speaker 4: get through this.
Speaker 7: Look, well, the.
Speaker 1: Problem is that that that you have. You have trainers
Speaker 1: and snakes all around the Deep States, all around Trump,
Speaker 1: and he's all he has to do is realize that
Speaker 1: start purging them out. I don't understand why he won't.
Speaker 1: Why did he Why did he not fire Bill Barr?
Speaker 1: Long before Bill Barr? Bill bar resigned at the very
Speaker 1: tail end, after he'd done all the damage. So just
Speaker 1: it just drives me crazy that Trump, what's just happened
Speaker 1: to him? I don't get it.
Speaker 7: Early Well, we all we also really need to get that.
Speaker 8: And this goes back to the Peter Field and all
Speaker 8: of this craziness. We need to talk about the South
Speaker 8: Africans and the prepaid and the PayPal mafia. It's like,
Speaker 8: why who all of this sudden we're pushing for all
Speaker 8: of these South Africans to come over, and then just
Speaker 8: ten of them come over, Like this whole thing.
Speaker 7: Needs to be looked at. Because that's where Peter Thiel
Speaker 7: is from.
Speaker 6: That's where I can defend a little bit on that
Speaker 6: one because I knew somebody from well helda on I'm
Speaker 6: from South Africa who was one of those white boer
Speaker 6: kind of people, and she had confirmed to me, you know,
Speaker 6: this is going back a few years ago, back to
Speaker 6: her Paris, that yeah, they were being slaughtered ever since
Speaker 6: the apartheid craft was over. And I agree with you
Speaker 6: though on Peter Thiel because him and Elon Musk are
Speaker 6: the creators of PayPal. And if you know me, being
Speaker 6: a programmer, I can tell you from experience, I foresaw
Speaker 6: where we're at today about two thousand or two because
Speaker 6: PayPal was working, was it was forcing or giving people
Speaker 6: an option at a time when during that dot com bubble,
Speaker 6: how can I make some money off of this website
Speaker 6: that I have?
Speaker 5: And you created this where you're.
Speaker 6: Digitally transferring money around the back of the banks, but
Speaker 6: then the banks to get it out would know what
Speaker 6: you're doing, So there goes part of your tracking, right there,
Speaker 6: and that's why he was able to make the millions
Speaker 6: that he made for PayPal by selling this. So it
Speaker 6: makes sense that you're right when you were saying, Stuart,
Speaker 6: that this is all part of a plan of surveillance.
Speaker 6: It started around there, Miss Bush.
Speaker 7: It's more. It's more than just that.
Speaker 8: And I only bring that up because I want you
Speaker 8: to look at the small number of people that were
Speaker 8: brought up from over there. It's not me saying that
Speaker 8: there's not something going on over there. Look at the numbers,
Speaker 8: and then look at the fact of who's over there,
Speaker 8: and who's buddy buddy, and who DG. Trump's are at
Speaker 8: that time. And I say that specifically to bring up
Speaker 8: the rest of the people in the PayPal mafia. Like
Speaker 8: what's his name, Max beat Levi Chin or whatever his
Speaker 8: name the name is, Like, that's dude is in charge
Speaker 8: of this company that makes designer babies glow go go
Speaker 8: check that out and and affirm, which is like the
Speaker 8: financing arm.
Speaker 7: Of digital financing. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 8: So this designer babies and this eugenics nonsense that's coming out,
Speaker 8: a lot of this stuff goes back to programs that
Speaker 8: they had back there that these people that are these
Speaker 8: technocrats over here are pushing through in America. Then we've
Speaker 8: got David Sachs, Like, seriously, we're talking about cryptocurrency. David
Speaker 8: Sachs again, another member of the PayPal mafia. He was
Speaker 8: put in charge of the AI and crypto. Uh, he's
Speaker 8: the AI and cryptos are for Trump? Like what is
Speaker 8: going on here? Look at who Trump is surrounding himself with.
Speaker 8: It's because of these other people that are in his
Speaker 8: ear saying, oh, yeah, bring this person and bring this
Speaker 8: person in. We should go with this person. And he's like, okay, well,
Speaker 8: I think that you're all right, You're not terrible, so
Speaker 8: let me bring this person into.
Speaker 7: What does he always say? That's kind of right.
Speaker 1: That's the role of JD. Vance. That's what he was
Speaker 1: put there to do.
Speaker 8: Exactly what you said, Stuart, That's exactly it. And we
Speaker 8: need to be very very wary because the fact of
Speaker 8: the matter is, at the end of the day, all
Speaker 8: of these same people that are in there, like Stuart
Speaker 8: was saying, are pushing this techno technocratic supremacy. They want
Speaker 8: to be in control of everything because they're smarter and
Speaker 8: we're dumber. That's what they honestly and truly believe. Go ahead, Stuart, No.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, preaching on man, you're right, well, yeah.
Speaker 3: I'm dumb on the crypto. I'm crypto stupid. I'm not
Speaker 3: gonna lie to you on that. But what I do
Speaker 3: know is Trump was crypto stupid too a few days.
Speaker 5: Ago, still is exactly.
Speaker 3: So they're pushing this crypto owners, which is another form of.
Speaker 1: Tracking the stable coin, to try the stable co into
Speaker 1: the US dollar as a way to save the dollar,
Speaker 1: That's what they're saying. But what it's going to lead
Speaker 1: to is digital currency that they control.
Speaker 4: They say, they're not trying to do it. Am I correct?
Speaker 8: Well, so no, Jake, what happened? And this I've been
Speaker 8: warning about this. I've done interviews about this and talked
Speaker 8: about this many times. Last year, well not last year,
Speaker 8: like two three years ago. Now, in the beginning of
Speaker 8: Biden's presidency, the Federal Reserve started to test out this
Speaker 8: software and stuff that they called the fed now app.
Speaker 8: If you guys are listening or watching and aren't familiar
Speaker 8: with the fed now app, please go look it up.
Speaker 8: It's very crucial to the direction that we're going. So
Speaker 8: the fed now app is essentially an intermediary that they
Speaker 8: claim is going to make it faster for money transfers.
Speaker 8: But what it is really is any transaction you go,
Speaker 8: if you go to the corner store, you say, Okay,
Speaker 8: I'm going to buy something at Dave's Delicatessen. What happens
Speaker 8: is when you go to tap your money on the thing,
Speaker 8: it goes to the Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve says, hey,
Speaker 8: do we want him to buy something at Dave's Delicatessen
Speaker 8: or no?
Speaker 7: And they can immediately shut.
Speaker 8: Off your stuff right there, right then, or they could
Speaker 8: send the money over. So this is something that we
Speaker 8: need to look at very carefully. And that was already done.
Speaker 8: So they not only tested that out, now it's full
Speaker 8: fully implemented. So we are in serious peril then, too.
Speaker 5: Has already been implemented through.
Speaker 6: First of all, let me give you an example now,
Speaker 6: to be said that your crypto dumb, No, your crypto retarded.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm retarded.
Speaker 6: Now I'm so fucking poor, I can't afford to pay attention.
Speaker 6: So I take my EBT card and I go down
Speaker 6: to what was that.
Speaker 5: Marcus's delicate testing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I want to buy some tacos because it's taco Tuesday,
Speaker 6: and I need to blow the town up with some farts.
Speaker 5: But they said, guess what you said, Jake was retarded.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 5: You can't have tacos on talking to.
Speaker 7: When you use the R word, Why use the E
Speaker 7: B T card.
Speaker 4: Something's wrong.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's wrong. I called Jake retarded.
Speaker 7: Well at least it wasn't Wall.
Speaker 5: Definitely retarded, so deliably retarded.
Speaker 6: In fact, I wish I was in Minnesota because I
Speaker 6: would love to be one of those people driving past hard.
Speaker 1: Retarded. He's uh, he's actually just a very evil communist. Please.
Speaker 3: That's all of them are I mean, whether it's fry
Speaker 3: speaking Somalian walks being retarded. Yeah, I mean they're all
Speaker 3: back to this depressing conversation I'm having with mister Rhodes here. Uh,
Speaker 3: and I gotta keep jumping order to what I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: but I don't see how we get through.
Speaker 1: Well, we have to truck, got to do it right. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: we have to get ourselves ready. I think we put
Speaker 1: it push him to do what he can do, what
Speaker 1: his duty is, but we do our duty also, and
Speaker 1: our duty, Like I listened to Catherine Austin Fitz speak
Speaker 1: about two weeks ago in Palm Beach, and I really
Speaker 1: encourage you guys to look her up. But she was
Speaker 1: pounding the table. She's talking to these wealthy Republicans in
Speaker 1: Palm Beach, saying, you're funding your own demise. You need
Speaker 1: to decouple from all these big banks you're through using,
Speaker 1: you know, they're they're investing with, you know, Wall Street
Speaker 1: and Black Rock and everything else, he said. She said,
Speaker 1: this is the enemy. You need to have local banks,
Speaker 1: local credit unions. You need to use cash. She said.
Speaker 1: The way you stop, the way you counteract their plans
Speaker 1: for us, is you don't use their system. You use cash, cash,
Speaker 1: gold and silver barter, you know, and local economies. That's
Speaker 1: why I'm starting what I'm calling the Strong County Project,
Speaker 1: which is going to be focused on just that neighborhood, neighborhood,
Speaker 1: church Town County, getting as strong as you can and
Speaker 1: taking over your you know, making making sure you have
Speaker 1: a good sheriff, making sure you have a good police chief,
Speaker 1: a good mayor, good town council, good prosecutor. Locally, you know,
Speaker 1: a good judge. Do your best to put good people
Speaker 1: in those positions. Those are critical. We learned this during
Speaker 1: COVID who your local judge is matters, who your local
Speaker 1: sheriff is matters, and so gets as strong as you can.
Speaker 1: But at the same time, in your church, especially gets
Speaker 1: squared away. That church has to be strong. It has
Speaker 1: to be a stronghold, a place that people can go
Speaker 1: to that has emergency power and heating and food and
Speaker 1: able to take care of the community and make sure
Speaker 1: you got food storage for you and your neighbors too.
Speaker 1: So all of that needs to be done because when
Speaker 1: they when they drop the hammer on us, you know,
Speaker 1: they'll probably pull the plug on the economy and then
Speaker 1: they'll tell you, you know, you get your basic minimal income.
Speaker 1: You know, as long as you go sign up and
Speaker 1: people and desperate people will do desperate stuff. Man, locals
Speaker 1: stand in line and get that get that chip, you know,
Speaker 1: get the mark of the beast. So if you want
Speaker 1: to know you want to ride through that or be
Speaker 1: able to resist it, you got to get ready now.
Speaker 8: And you know, one more thing on top of that,
Speaker 8: going back to the cryptocurrency and stuff like this, I'm
Speaker 8: gonna tell you where I see it going, and I'm
Speaker 8: gonna tell you what's the most damning situation about it.
Speaker 8: Not only will it be incorporated with the digital ID
Speaker 8: and if you say something like you were just saying,
Speaker 8: it gets shut off and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: But more so than that, the way I see what's
Speaker 7: gonna do.
Speaker 4: Is I don't want to cut trouble. What's the word,
Speaker 4: I can't say retard?
Speaker 7: Retard Yeah that was.
Speaker 8: But so so it is retarded though, But because they're
Speaker 8: purposefully by definition, they're holding us back. They're hindering us
Speaker 8: from being able to move forward. This is what they're doing.
Speaker 8: That's why they issued this collapse of the penny and
Speaker 8: get rid of the penny that wasn't people look at
Speaker 8: it like something innocuous.
Speaker 7: It wasn't.
Speaker 8: Next is gonna come. It's gonna be the nickel or
Speaker 8: the dime or the quarter, you know, and then they're
Speaker 8: gonna be like, oh, well, we don't need change anymore,
Speaker 8: so just use the digital dollars and stuff like that,
Speaker 8: because that'll be the only way you can do anything fractional.
Speaker 8: And this is something we need to very much so
Speaker 8: look at because at the end of the day, and
Speaker 8: let me be very clear about this, the most likely
Speaker 8: course of action is they're going to do a pump
Speaker 8: and dump on us with the physical dollar currency and
Speaker 8: then we're going to transfer over when it collapses over
Speaker 8: to digital US dollar, and they're going to try to say, oh, well,
Speaker 8: we need to reassess the value of the gold, and
Speaker 8: then to reassess the value of the gold, so it
Speaker 8: looks like we have more money on paper because it's
Speaker 8: all about shuffling debt away. There's a big card game
Speaker 8: behind the scenes that we're not seeing. And as long
Speaker 8: as the people in power. This is why I very
Speaker 8: much so supported the localized wallets. Like you remember they
Speaker 8: used to have the wallets when crypto first came out.
Speaker 8: You have your own crypto wallet offline. Now look at
Speaker 8: all of those are all gone. Everything's in digital exchange
Speaker 8: because the government controls the internet, the government controls the electricity,
Speaker 8: and even if you try to operate outside of that,
Speaker 8: if you need if your corrictal currency is all digital
Speaker 8: and you need electricity or the internet to get to it.
Speaker 7: You're stuck out of luck. Fixes in n.
Speaker 8: A.
Speaker 7: I am being very nice about the thing.
Speaker 1: Yes, well's what we have to care now. We have
Speaker 1: to we have to make sure we have alternate systems
Speaker 1: that we can use to pay each other and pay
Speaker 1: a local farmer for for some some food and our
Speaker 1: local rancher, and we got to we've got to cultivate
Speaker 1: local sources for our food and for our energy. We
Speaker 1: have to because they're gonna they're gonna try to pull
Speaker 1: the plug on it. That's right.
Speaker 8: They're trying to do to do that on the food
Speaker 8: here in New York State. Now they're limiting how many
Speaker 8: heads of cattle that you can have as a beef
Speaker 8: producer or as a dairy cow operator and stuff like that.
Speaker 8: They're trying to get rid of the small farms that
Speaker 8: we have here in our state. And it is a
Speaker 8: very serious problem because again they're going into control the
Speaker 8: food sources. This is what all of this is about,
Speaker 8: complete and utter control. And the next thing, watch this,
Speaker 8: all of you guys that's listening, that's watching, mark this
Speaker 8: down that Marcus said this. Okay, one of the next
Speaker 8: upcoming issues is going to be the water. It's going
Speaker 8: to be about, oh, we need more control over the water.
Speaker 8: Who can control the water? Are you writing this down?
Speaker 5: Good?
Speaker 3: Marcus said, who who's controlling the water and stuff like that,
Speaker 3: and how we need to ration the water and all
Speaker 3: of this and all of.
Speaker 1: That data centers right, These data centers are being built
Speaker 1: in rural areas and are sucking up all the groundwater. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's going on right now, right.
Speaker 8: Right, and they're going to start trying to say, oh,
Speaker 8: well we need this all, well, we need that. I'm
Speaker 8: telling you it's coming. We got to wake up and
Speaker 8: we got to push back. And like you said, Stuart
Speaker 8: Strong Counties, I love that idea. That's what I've always
Speaker 8: been advocating for. I believe that not only should we
Speaker 8: be a constitutional county, I believe that we should make
Speaker 8: ourselves as self sufficient as possible as a county because we,
Speaker 8: especially up here in Western New York, we can't rely
Speaker 8: on any other cities or any other townships or any
Speaker 8: other part of the country to get us the resources
Speaker 8: that we need if something is to break off, because
Speaker 8: we've seen issues with snowstorms, like we need to take.
Speaker 7: Note on what's going on.
Speaker 8: We had an issue about a year ago where there
Speaker 8: was a dead body in our in our water reserve,
Speaker 8: so they had to pump all of that out.
Speaker 7: And we are having issues with water. We need to
Speaker 7: get on it.
Speaker 1: Amen. Yeah, how many millions.
Speaker 6: Miles of water were in that reserve that because of
Speaker 6: one dead body.
Speaker 8: It's the whole thing was crazy. The body had been
Speaker 8: in there for like a week or something. They didn't
Speaker 8: even know. Everybody was drinking the water anyway. It's it's
Speaker 8: it's all.
Speaker 5: Go to a water filtration system.
Speaker 7: It's a whole, it's a whole crazy. Don't get me started.
Speaker 5: That's about it.
Speaker 7: Don't get me started on the water filtration system.
Speaker 1: But his point, his point is is, yeah, we got
Speaker 1: to get ready. And it's like at the local level,
Speaker 1: whenever you put us put a data center in your area,
Speaker 1: you gotta fight that truth and nail, not just because
Speaker 1: it's part of the surveillance system, because it's going to
Speaker 1: train the water. They're given AI privacy over all our
Speaker 1: natural resources. Any restrictions you go, try to do anything,
Speaker 1: they're gonna hit you with all kinds of fines and regulations.
Speaker 1: But these data centers, oh why is that.
Speaker 4: We lose them again?
Speaker 3: But the problem you have here too, if they start
Speaker 3: to infiltrate your local election elected officials, it's where.
Speaker 7: I am well, it's it's all over.
Speaker 4: That's that's where they started there.
Speaker 3: And they promise you this, and they promise you that,
Speaker 3: and I know where I'm at. Our local officials in
Speaker 3: some places have already been corrupted.
Speaker 4: So first you gotta purge them out, get good people in,
Speaker 4: and you do it.
Speaker 5: You might be your loan.
Speaker 6: They're all Republicans, but I tell you right now, I
Speaker 6: wouldn't vote for any of them. All the times of
Speaker 6: my county are one hundred percent corrupt.
Speaker 5: And I know this.
Speaker 6: Two of them are banging each other at a motel
Speaker 6: I got from a hacker. I got the footage shirt
Speaker 6: to prove it too. I could have used it, but
Speaker 6: I didn't because well, wow, you know one of them ranny.
Speaker 4: Then you know that sixty sent the Mustang.
Speaker 3: Well, you know when I first met Marcus, one of
Speaker 3: the things that happened with him running as a Republican
Speaker 3: where he's at and another lady who was running the
Speaker 3: Republican party actually purged him. They didn't want them in
Speaker 3: there because they would be going against what they were doing.
Speaker 3: So it's not just we want to say, oh it's Washington,
Speaker 3: Oh it's just place San Francisco and everything else.
Speaker 1: It's on the local level, is at the local level.
Speaker 3: And then they get you, they say, Okay, they're living
Speaker 3: high on the hall. You know, Sandy Magneto Marcus. You
Speaker 3: know they got the best ideals, and they sound ideals.
Speaker 3: What you're saying, Stuart, sound back deals. Why is it
Speaker 3: anyone listening because they're all going out.
Speaker 1: Well, because I mean the base, that's that's where I'm
Speaker 1: What I'm saying is that one of the enemies strategies
Speaker 1: is to make you feel despondent and be full of
Speaker 1: despair and just give up so they don't. So's that's
Speaker 1: why you got to focus on local. You really just
Speaker 1: got to focus on local. But even there, I'm here
Speaker 1: in Texas, I see this's coruption in every freaking county
Speaker 1: in Texas right now. It's horrible. It's it's everywhere. But
Speaker 1: that's where the fight's at. So becoming a precint chair,
Speaker 1: you know, running for office locally, that's essential. Purging out
Speaker 1: for this is what you have to do with any
Speaker 1: resistance movement at all, is you got to start taking
Speaker 1: care of your own backyard. First. You gotta make su
Speaker 1: the bad guys or at least identifying them, you know,
Speaker 1: make people choose are you a patriot or are you not?
Speaker 1: If you're not a patriot, now we know who you are,
Speaker 1: We're gonna work. We're gonna work tooth and nail to
Speaker 1: get rid of you and purge you out, you know, lawfully,
Speaker 1: of course, but we know that you're our enemy and
Speaker 1: we are no longer making excuses. This is the problem man.
Speaker 1: People are like, oh, well, you know he's a Republican.
Speaker 1: We got to vote Republicans Like, no, you need to
Speaker 1: purge out your own, your own corrupt Republicans because right
Speaker 1: now the Republican Party is going to lose the mid terms.
Speaker 1: And the reason why they're going to lose it I believe.
Speaker 1: I believe the leadership of the Republican Party wants to
Speaker 1: lose it. They would rather lose. They would rather run
Speaker 1: ship bag establishment, good old boy network for candidates, even
Speaker 1: though they'll lose. They'd rather have that than have an outsider.
Speaker 1: That's why they hated Marty Taylor Green. They hate Thomas Massey,
Speaker 1: they hated Ron Paul. I used to work for him
Speaker 1: in his office. They hate they hated him. So anybody
Speaker 1: who's gonna walk the system they don't want. They hate MAGA,
Speaker 1: they hate they hate America first, and so they rather
Speaker 1: lose control and be like, oh, well we lost control,
Speaker 1: and then they'll blame all of us. All of those
Speaker 1: patriots out there will blame the Libertarians, the blame, the independence, blame.
Speaker 5: We're losing them again.
Speaker 7: Important or something.
Speaker 3: Well, it's like you said, they rather throw the game.
Speaker 3: They will throw the game. They don't care about losing
Speaker 3: the game because ultimately they win. They go to the
Speaker 3: bookie and they get their collection exact word of.
Speaker 6: The problems to people that only give a shit about me,
Speaker 6: myself and I and not the touch as the better
Speaker 6: Like I had as I was telling these guys earlier, Stewart,
Speaker 6: I spend six hours yesterday with somebody of influence that
Speaker 6: I thoroughly enjoyed the conversation. The person is capable of
Speaker 6: making things happen and is a patriot because his motivation
Speaker 6: is not the money. His motivation is making a change
Speaker 6: for America. And I you know, it takes a lot
Speaker 6: of hours to realize this out of somebody, but it's
Speaker 6: rare to find somebody of that case. And that's why
Speaker 6: I'm going to do what I can to make sure
Speaker 6: his efforts move forward, and in return, he'll help me
Speaker 6: with mine, because as you can see, I'm so poor,
Speaker 6: I can't afford to pay attention. But I'm doing it
Speaker 6: for my you know, everybody's future, this country's future, and
Speaker 6: I want to make sure that things are done the
Speaker 6: right way. I've tried Stewart at going at running in
Speaker 6: the local elections, but I've got a corrupt piece of
Speaker 6: shit that has what I call broken dumb syndrome. When
Speaker 6: you know that you can make a change and you
Speaker 6: need them to reply, they conveniently forget to learn how
Speaker 6: to use a you know, texting on a phone, but
Speaker 6: when they want something, they'll text you one hundred times
Speaker 6: in a minute.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 6: So when it came to running in a local election,
Speaker 6: I ran, but I had to go up against that
Speaker 6: establishment of a crew.
Speaker 5: And what did I come out with.
Speaker 6: I was I got stomped eighteen to two, you know
Speaker 6: by just that delegation alone, you know, because I'm an outsider.
Speaker 5: So you're what you're saying is one hundred percent true.
Speaker 6: But it's almost impossible, you know, unless we have a
Speaker 6: larger movement or more attention put on the fact that
Speaker 6: it needs to be addressed at the local levels of.
Speaker 1: Special I mean Trump was able to do that. The
Speaker 1: reason why Trump won I think one three times is
Speaker 1: he appealed to Democrats who crossed over and joined the
Speaker 1: MAGA movement and voted for him. He appealed to the
Speaker 1: independences who had given up on the political system, hate
Speaker 1: both parties, but they believed that he was sincere. You know,
Speaker 1: he he won over the libertarians. That's why he went
Speaker 1: to the Libertarian the convention last year. So he was able
Speaker 1: to do that. Is this is a coalition that put
Speaker 1: him into office. That same coalition could win any election
Speaker 1: if you got people to actually, if you had something
Speaker 1: that they believed is sincere, and you reach them, reach
Speaker 1: enough of them, you could win. So that's what that's
Speaker 1: what I'm saying is and the bad guys know that,
Speaker 1: and that's why, like I said, they would rather lose
Speaker 1: control of Congress then to start running actual patriots or Congress.
Speaker 1: They don't they don't want mag Got to succeed. They
Speaker 1: don't want America First to succeed because they want that
Speaker 1: grip to continue. Like you said, you know, they're they're
Speaker 1: in they're in on it. They get their own piece
Speaker 1: of the pie, and that's all they really care about.
Speaker 1: So for us to beat them, we have got to run.
Speaker 1: We've got to run our own patriot candidates. That's why
Speaker 1: it's important to challenge these assholes in the primary and
Speaker 1: do all you can to get that coalition to show
Speaker 1: up independence patriotic Democrats who are sick and tired of
Speaker 1: their own party. They'll cross over and vote for your guy.
Speaker 1: If your Guysucere.
Speaker 5: Sounds almost like we need our own party.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, I think, I think, I think you
Speaker 1: have to work with a Republican party because like like
Speaker 1: Trump did, right, he didn't start the third party, he
Speaker 1: didn't try to do the ross Parole thing. He ran
Speaker 1: as a Republican and he was successful. And I think
Speaker 1: I think Ron Paul would have won. Ron Paul would
Speaker 1: have beat Barack Obama's ass in general election, but they
Speaker 1: stole they stole the nomination from him through the corruption
Speaker 1: of the party. So you got to fight inside your
Speaker 1: own party first. That's the only way you really can
Speaker 1: do it is is uh purging out for the Republican Party,
Speaker 1: getting rid of all the rhinos and all the traders inside.
Speaker 1: But what else? What else can you do?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: Like, why can't Gratch to get these judges across the
Speaker 3: finish line of these US attorneys they all they all
Speaker 3: complicit And let me ask you this story. Who would
Speaker 3: you like? Evidently jd Vance is this time? Mike Pitts, No,
Speaker 3: he's he's in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: I don't trust him.
Speaker 4: Who would be the next person?
Speaker 7: Well, it's probable if we are going to continue.
Speaker 3: The movement, if we're going to continue it, because I
Speaker 3: don't know. I three years is enough time. I mean,
Speaker 3: I know we got to get together, but it's a
Speaker 3: lot of work to do.
Speaker 1: It's not that's tough. That's a tough that's a tough question.
Speaker 1: I don't know, because you need someone that understands what's
Speaker 1: happening and then has the courage to do something about it.
Speaker 1: It takes it takes both. It takes understanding and courage.
Speaker 1: And I don't know what's that's sue, what's going on
Speaker 1: with Trump? I thought he understood it. I mean I
Speaker 1: freaking tattooed my freaking arm and his face on it.
Speaker 1: You know, when I was in prison, I got effort butler,
Speaker 1: if you guys can see that. But that's the tattoo
Speaker 1: I have in my arm is Trump on my arm
Speaker 1: because when I like a man, when he got shot,
Speaker 1: I thought, you know, hey, man, this guy's a warrior,
Speaker 1: and all the other guys in my unit cheered for
Speaker 1: him too, Black, white, Hispanic, they all they all respected that.
Speaker 1: That's why he won the election. The working class man
Speaker 1: across the country of every race respected that and thought
Speaker 1: he really was sincere about taking down the deep state.
Speaker 1: So if he won't do it, you see a lot
Speaker 1: of people that throw up their hands and go, Okay,
Speaker 1: the game is rigged. No matter who we put in there,
Speaker 1: including Trump, they all get bought out or whatever, compromised, intimidated,
Speaker 1: they just don't do it. And so they're going to
Speaker 1: give up on it. So he's somebody else that can
Speaker 1: do the same thing he did, but then actually follow through.
Speaker 1: Who that is. I don't know, man, you know.
Speaker 5: I can't be corrupted like or bought and sold like
Speaker 5: he was.
Speaker 8: Well, I think they're about to try to run And
Speaker 8: I don't really want to get into a deep, big
Speaker 8: coversation about this, but I do think that they're going
Speaker 8: to try to run what's her name, Erica as vice president.
Speaker 7: That's what it looks like they're positioning.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it'll be JD. Vans and Erica probably.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's what it looks like ericas that.
Speaker 4: I can't see that. I hope I hope you're wrong.
Speaker 7: I hope I'm wrong.
Speaker 6: I actually know what is she really done besides being
Speaker 6: the wife of Charlie Kirk, What has she really.
Speaker 7: Run on that they're putting her on Queen of the Conservatives.
Speaker 7: That's what it is. That's it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just because she has sympathy from everyone, because what
Speaker 1: happened to Charlie is that all the Christians out there
Speaker 1: will vote for her. Yeah. Yeah. And JD Vance, he's
Speaker 1: clever man.
Speaker 3: Your phone again, I think they're I think that's geo
Speaker 3: track rolling.
Speaker 4: Every time it gets to a good point, it turns.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we gotta we got to help out Steward here.
Speaker 6: We gotta get donations to the old keepers because he
Speaker 6: needs a new phone or at least a new phone
Speaker 6: plan that will carry his signal.
Speaker 4: Better.
Speaker 1: Let me give out and I gives them go. If
Speaker 1: you guys okay with it, it's just gives go dot com, Yeah,
Speaker 1: gives and go dot com forward. Slash oath gives in
Speaker 1: Go dot Com forward, slash oath o a t h.
Speaker 1: If you guys, anyone get out there wants to support
Speaker 1: what we're doing, what I'm doing, you know, like I said,
Speaker 1: my goal is to is to build a strong county project,
Speaker 1: really focus on that. I'm rebuilding gooth Keepers. I still
Speaker 1: think it has value. You know, we did the Hill
Speaker 1: Country flood here in Texas when it happened. We're big
Speaker 1: into disaster relief, but also protecting American citizens and their
Speaker 1: their right to free speech and assembly. I think we
Speaker 1: have a duty and obligation to continue doing that too.
Speaker 1: You know, even even though I got thrown in prison
Speaker 1: for doing it last time, I'm still you know, my
Speaker 1: oath responsibility is still old. So you know I'm gonna
Speaker 1: keep going that. They can't stop me unless they kill me.
Speaker 1: That's just how I am. So if you want to
Speaker 1: help me, I can go to oath Keepers dot org
Speaker 1: or oath Keepers dot info. I mean to learn more
Speaker 1: about the organization oath Keepers dot info, or go to
Speaker 1: donate it at the gifts and go dot com forward
Speaker 1: slash oath.
Speaker 4: Is that it, Stuart.
Speaker 1: Uh give Singo dot com no no gives and go
Speaker 1: dot com forward slash oath not Oathkeepers take off Keepers
Speaker 1: part o A t H. Yeah, I'm sorry, I talked
Speaker 1: really fast. Give Singo dot com forward slash oath. That's
Speaker 1: that's my gifts.
Speaker 6: And go there's somebody out there, please make a donation
Speaker 6: so we can get Steward a brand new phone here Android,
Speaker 6: so I can hack.
Speaker 5: It for me.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's on my end. I think that's
Speaker 1: on your end.
Speaker 7: Man is cracking up, not us, very true.
Speaker 4: Just the guy who tyed to Donald.
Speaker 1: I had to do it on my phone because I
Speaker 1: was at I was at a Christian businessman's lunch and
Speaker 1: I just you know, I had to jump out and
Speaker 1: jump in my car and do it with you guys.
Speaker 1: Sorry about that, That's okay.
Speaker 3: How about yeah, we know somebody snuck in last time
Speaker 3: that you just testified to, even though you can't give
Speaker 3: his name.
Speaker 4: What's that process as you're rebuilding the.
Speaker 1: Oathkeepers, Well, it's a tough one. So that's the problem
Speaker 1: with them not purging out the FBI. I mean, what
Speaker 1: I would want to see is every FBI agent that
Speaker 1: worked on any J six case fired, but also the
Speaker 1: ones that went after pro life or protesters, they should
Speaker 1: be fired. All the ones that went after anybody who
Speaker 1: opposed you know, men and girls' bathrooms, the whole trans nonsense,
Speaker 1: they should be fired also. And so you know, anyone
Speaker 1: that went after the political right, And I would also
Speaker 1: want to see every confidential human source that they paid
Speaker 1: every or whether it paid or not. Actually, but anyone
Speaker 1: that worked as a chs for the FBI in the
Speaker 1: last twenty years went out there and persecuted Americans for
Speaker 1: illegitimate purposes. Their if their face should be on a
Speaker 1: billboard in their town with their name and face and
Speaker 1: what they did, so that everyone knows who the snitches are,
Speaker 1: that's what should be done. So but that's not going
Speaker 1: to get it. It's not going to happen. So we're
Speaker 1: always going to be vulnerable to be infiltrated. Every group is.
Speaker 1: But you know, that's what they want. One of the
Speaker 1: reasons why they do that. Every secret police in the world,
Speaker 1: every dictatorship in the world, they make people afraid to
Speaker 1: do anything because they're afraid of being exposed by a snitch,
Speaker 1: and so make everyone distrust everybody around them. But what
Speaker 1: can you do. You still have to drive on and
Speaker 1: do what you can. So just be as just be
Speaker 1: as smart as you can. And that's why I think
Speaker 1: it should be kept local as much as possible. So
Speaker 1: the guys that want to join oathkeepers, they're the ones
Speaker 1: that are willing to go out in their communities and say, hey,
Speaker 1: you know, my job is a oathkeepers that go out
Speaker 1: there and organize my community. But when they organize a
Speaker 1: neighborhood watch, I don't want to know who in the
Speaker 1: neighborhood watch. None of my damn business. I don't want
Speaker 1: to know who's in the church security team. I don't
Speaker 1: want to know. You know, it's none of my business.
Speaker 1: I just want guys to go out there and do
Speaker 1: the work. As long as it gets done, I don't care.
Speaker 1: I don't need to know who they are anything. That's
Speaker 1: the right balance. Guys that want to join organizations like mine,
Speaker 1: it's because they want to do the work. But then
Speaker 1: the work should be off the internet, in person, in
Speaker 1: your neighborhood, in your church, in your town, in your county. Now,
Speaker 1: if you, if you, if your sheriff will actually have
Speaker 1: a real posse, then I think it's great for all
Speaker 1: the men in the county and go join that posse.
Speaker 1: That's fine, Okay, it'd be fine. So you're on a list,
Speaker 1: so well you're on the Sharf's posse. You know, go
Speaker 1: go f off FBI. But I think that's the way
Speaker 1: that's way to skin that cat is to have that balance,
Speaker 1: making sure that you do things local that are not
Speaker 1: on the internet. And no one's got a right to
Speaker 1: any of those names. No one should be keeping a
Speaker 1: list of any of those people.
Speaker 5: I agree.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, when you have the deal tracking that they
Speaker 3: used possibly on you, sure, and when you lock up
Speaker 3: four thousand grandmothers for just going to what they thought
Speaker 3: was a nice political rally, not this so called insurrection
Speaker 3: that they like to blast over every mode, right, and
Speaker 3: you get that they feared.
Speaker 4: The hell out of people. They're scared to hell out
Speaker 4: of them.
Speaker 2: You're not.
Speaker 7: Because they didn't want them to stand up.
Speaker 1: That's right. Yeah, they want you to be. They want
Speaker 1: you to be so afraid you won't stand up. I
Speaker 1: see it right now. I've talked to people that claim
Speaker 1: to be patriots, but they'll be like, well, I don't
Speaker 1: want to get involved in anything because I'm worried that
Speaker 1: when they come back into power, they're gonna I'll be
Speaker 1: on the list. They're gonna come after me. So they
Speaker 1: already they've already allowed themselves to be suppressed even before
Speaker 1: the bad guys get back in power. It's sad.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's why I make it no secret I mean
Speaker 6: the other day I was at one of the events
Speaker 6: that I was at. It turned out to be You
Speaker 6: guys are gonna love this story. It seems actually for
Speaker 6: a humanitarian woman. The woman does a lot of healthcare
Speaker 6: and arts and music and everything like that. So she's
Speaker 6: friendly with both sides with certain figures. But in my opinion,
Speaker 6: I feel that she's a bit of a patriot. Okay,
Speaker 6: she leans on our side, but she maintains those relationship.
Speaker 5: So she has like this.
Speaker 6: Big event at the end of the year, they called
Speaker 6: a gala, you know, Christmas time, so on and so forth.
Speaker 6: And I'm sitting down and next to me is the
Speaker 6: lieutenant governor of my state. Now I know flat out
Speaker 6: she's a Democrat, so I didn't go out of my way.
Speaker 5: To even talk to her.
Speaker 6: But the best part is that everybody it actually was
Speaker 6: talking about. This was after the event was over and
Speaker 6: we're all getting up and walking around. People said, did
Speaker 6: you enjoy the dinner? I was like, no, I didn't get.
Speaker 5: A chance to eat.
Speaker 6: Why not because they apparently missat me at a table
Speaker 6: full of Democrats and I'd rather starve than with those
Speaker 6: goddamn devils.
Speaker 1: Well wait a minute, let me push back a little
Speaker 1: bit on that. Look at till Cy Gabbert, look at
Speaker 1: Robert Kennedy Junior, they crossed over.
Speaker 4: I mean, I get it.
Speaker 5: I get it back in the wrong.
Speaker 1: Paul days back. I was on his campaign in Nevada
Speaker 1: in two thousand and eight. We have a ton of
Speaker 1: Democrats crossover, but for Ron Paul.
Speaker 5: No, I can't.
Speaker 6: And that's why I did later on talk to the
Speaker 6: Lieutenant governor. She came to me and we actually had
Speaker 6: a very good co conversation. She seems like somebody that
Speaker 6: is intelligent, unfortunately, in which I told her her boss
Speaker 6: needs to be arrested for killing everybody, you know.
Speaker 5: And what was my biggest.
Speaker 6: Problem with him was the I said, for the very
Speaker 6: fact that you wanted to put a poison into me and.
Speaker 5: Everybody I know just to maintain your power, you know.
Speaker 6: And I says that right there, you are now to
Speaker 6: have the honor of being only the second Democrat I
Speaker 6: have talked to since this con flute bullshit came out. Okay,
Speaker 6: she respects me for it, but at least she knows.
Speaker 6: And that's how I feel. And I'm sure there are
Speaker 6: millions of others just like myself. That they forced it
Speaker 6: upon us. I would go to compromise and have that conversation.
Speaker 1: Here's what I say about I think most of your
Speaker 1: leadership and Democrat Party are corrupt and a lot of murders,
Speaker 1: freaking communists. But a lot of the rank and file,
Speaker 1: like I spit Teamster in Las Vegas, right, Teamster's Union,
Speaker 1: most of the rank and file, Wow, we're actually conservative.
Speaker 1: The leadership was was, you know, telling us we got
Speaker 1: to vote for Hller Clinton, but the guys would go
Speaker 1: and vote for Republicans almost all the time. I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: just because the guy is a Democrat, ruts. A Democrat
Speaker 1: doesn't mean a bad guy. It's all I'm telling you.
Speaker 1: A lot of you know this. There's a lot of
Speaker 1: working class guys out there. There's still you know, traditional Democrats.
Speaker 1: They're democrat is dad was a Democrat and grandpa was
Speaker 1: a Democrat. But they you know, they're more like John F.
Speaker 1: Kennedy's style Democrats. And so they're still there. So we
Speaker 1: got to make sure that we don't throw all of
Speaker 1: them into one, you know, all Democrats and stuff like
Speaker 1: that I think is a mistake. Say their leadership is corrupt,
Speaker 1: but you're willing to talk to the rank and file.
Speaker 1: If they have us a good head on their shoulder,
Speaker 1: like a lot of them actually do, then you can say, look, man,
Speaker 1: your party is corrupt. My party is corrupt too, both
Speaker 1: of them.
Speaker 5: That's what we're called.
Speaker 1: The uniparty is corrupt. Now let's run somebody. And I'll
Speaker 1: tell you what. If you have a Democrat controlled area
Speaker 1: and you have good people that are a Democrat party,
Speaker 1: run a good candidate as a Democrat. Why not infiltrate
Speaker 1: like they do to us. You know, if you have
Speaker 1: a Democratic controlled area, running good guy as a Democrat,
Speaker 1: do what you got to do. But I think we
Speaker 1: should start getting away from blind devotion to party and
Speaker 1: blind condemnation based on party. Also, we've got to be
Speaker 1: willing to talk to people. Because Trump did that, he
Speaker 1: got a bunch of people that left the Democrat Party,
Speaker 1: just like Ron Paul did. Man, it could be done.
Speaker 3: What I think the answer is what you said. I
Speaker 3: think the answer is not Republican or Democrat because I
Speaker 3: think most of the country is where we're at. You know,
Speaker 3: the majority of the country is where we're at. You know,
Speaker 3: whether you want to our patriots, you got these people
Speaker 3: who they pushed in here who are not patriots.
Speaker 4: They're communists as you say, or whatever. They are, the top.
Speaker 3: Eescherline of the politicians, they're all they're all just cheap herders.
Speaker 3: That's all they're doing is hurting us around and eating
Speaker 3: off of us. But the people down here where we're at,
Speaker 3: the people that listen to us and talk to us.
Speaker 3: I think the majority of whether they are ARE or D,
Speaker 3: are a Democrat because no one wanted to their grandmother
Speaker 3: dead in a nursing home. No one wants their kid
Speaker 3: they dying because they took a COVID shot that they
Speaker 3: gave to a six year old in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 3: So nobody wants those things, whether they're R or D.
Speaker 3: So I agree, we all got to figure out whether
Speaker 3: it's a secret R in a D or a secret
Speaker 3: D in R. Longest we all patriots, and we get
Speaker 3: behind that person because we got to take it back.
Speaker 3: We got to do what they did. They infiltrated our government. Yeah,
Speaker 3: for solo, they've took it over, and now we got
Speaker 3: to try to fight to get it back.
Speaker 4: And it's almost.
Speaker 5: Years ten for oh yes, a long campaign.
Speaker 6: And we're you, all four of us are probably almost
Speaker 6: dead or if not dead by then, to be at
Speaker 6: the infiltration level that they've achieved. Now, so what are
Speaker 6: we going to endure during the next fifty years while
Speaker 6: that process?
Speaker 1: Well, hold on, look at wrong, look around, Paul Man.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, if you don't won the nomination, we
Speaker 1: were going to win it. Like I was on the
Speaker 1: platform committee at the Nevada State Convention and we were
Speaker 1: all there. We were better organized than McCain people, and
Speaker 1: we had tons of new blood young people came in,
Speaker 1: the Democratic Democrats, Libertarians and independence they came in, and
Speaker 1: so we were going to take over the party. But
Speaker 1: the old guard and the party hated us, and so
Speaker 1: what they did is they just shut down the damned convention.
Speaker 1: We were going to sweep it. They just said, oh,
Speaker 1: we're out of time, we can't use it because we
Speaker 1: can't use this room anymore in a twenty four hour casino.
Speaker 1: It's a total bullshit, but they use that excuse to
Speaker 1: shut down the convention. So my point is, though, is
Speaker 1: that Ron Paul was proven. He's someone that everyone knew
Speaker 1: was sincere. He was legitimately anti war, anti federal reserve,
Speaker 1: anti establishment, anti prison industrial complex, anti military industrial complex,
Speaker 1: and because he was sincere and legit always people for
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party crossed over to vote to become Republicans
Speaker 1: for him. The same thing happened with Trump. If you
Speaker 1: run the right candidate and they have the right support
Speaker 1: out there round swell, you can do it quick. You
Speaker 1: could be done fast with the right people running.
Speaker 5: I see hopeing like you're saying. True.
Speaker 6: Candidate's like Tulsi and Robert Kennedy.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't want told you you know what, that's my
Speaker 1: thing for president right there. I would vote for Tulci.
Speaker 1: That's who I would run.
Speaker 5: I think I would do.
Speaker 6: I would be inclined with her as well, but not
Speaker 6: as the president, but maybe as a vice president.
Speaker 1: As president, she proved, she proved up because she called
Speaker 1: out the Democrats. You don't see like the basey did
Speaker 1: with Kamala Harris back in Oh yeah, I love that.
Speaker 1: She kicked her ass.
Speaker 4: Stuff.
Speaker 3: She's talked about the CIA and they had that. They
Speaker 3: forced her to play, she got to play chess. They
Speaker 3: forced her to just be solid.
Speaker 4: For a little while. She called that stuff out.
Speaker 3: With the deep state earlier this year, right and they said,
Speaker 3: oh well, Trump only said, oh she's wrong, because who
Speaker 3: told Trump.
Speaker 4: To say that Kelsey was.
Speaker 5: Uh was wrong?
Speaker 3: Who said that she was wrong? She's there, she's looking
Speaker 3: at the documents, looking at the evidence.
Speaker 1: She was right. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well who's the runner meet now that you said president?
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, good call. I don't know. Maybe General Flynn? Maybe?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't worrying. Where's General Flynn right now?
Speaker 1: Hey? Bang in the drill?
Speaker 4: No, No, I'm.
Speaker 7: Talking about Trump's administration.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about why is General Flynn not in Trump's industry?
Speaker 1: Because doesn't want him there? Man, That's why Cissy Wills
Speaker 1: is the gatekeeper.
Speaker 3: That's obvious from what Barack Obama said that that is
Speaker 3: the one person that they did not want the last time.
Speaker 3: So now that you got re elected this time, why
Speaker 3: wasn't he the first person?
Speaker 1: I don't know, A good question. Yeah so yeah, so
Speaker 1: you know, look for the people that have been persecuted
Speaker 1: and done the right thing. That's why I like Tulci
Speaker 1: and I think General flyns in the same Y'm now.
Speaker 6: It's about Flynn though, But I agree with you definitely
Speaker 6: a Tulsi being a potential candidate.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Now, as we talk about this whole situation as
Speaker 8: far as next step, for next steps, for our listeners
Speaker 8: and for everybody watching us online. We have to do
Speaker 8: what Stuart was talking about. And this is something I
Speaker 8: advocate for all the time. You have to get active locally.
Speaker 8: You have to pay attention to what's going on on
Speaker 8: your city council, your school board, your fire district, what
Speaker 8: your county ledge. And I know that everybody can't go
Speaker 8: to every single meeting. Pick one and stick with that,
Speaker 8: so you can start to learn and understand how things work,
Speaker 8: because then you'll see where you can actually start to
Speaker 8: make a difference. Maybe you want to advocate for policy,
Speaker 8: maybe you want to get involved. Maybe they have a
Speaker 8: volunteer issue or or something that you can start to
Speaker 8: get involved and bring your friends with you, start trying
Speaker 8: to encourage them to get involved. It's up to us,
Speaker 8: us as the citizens, as we the people, to start
Speaker 8: getting involved locally, because that's the way our founders had
Speaker 8: envisioned it. Not this big government, not pushing government to
Speaker 8: the top level. It's right here on the local level
Speaker 8: where you can make a difference. And if we want
Speaker 8: to fend off all of this evil inside the various parties,
Speaker 8: all of this evil, thats being forced.
Speaker 7: From the top level down. We have to get active.
Speaker 4: Stewart before we go.
Speaker 3: People reach out to you besides the gifts and go
Speaker 3: and also we would like to follow up on some
Speaker 3: of the things we're doing and keep this stuff out there.
Speaker 1: No, amen, you guys, It's been a great discussion, one
Speaker 1: of my favorite discussions in the last month. I would say,
Speaker 1: so let's do it again for sure when I got
Speaker 1: a mom in front of my laptop. But they can
Speaker 1: go to Oathkeepers dot info. That's the new website, Oathkeepers
Speaker 1: dot info and they can reach me there. I'm also
Speaker 1: on Facebook. If you guys want to someone wants to
Speaker 1: reach me on Facebook, they can find me on Facebook. Also,
Speaker 1: I'm still I'm still suspended on x I've got a
Speaker 1: Rumble account. I need to start using it. I have
Speaker 1: a substack also, I believe if I can remember, I
Speaker 1: think it's Stewart dot Rhodes dot substack dot com. I
Speaker 1: haven't use that in a while either. But place the
Speaker 1: best place to reach me is on Facebook, probably for
Speaker 1: the website oath keepers dot dot info. But uh, what
Speaker 1: I wanted to piggyback on what he said about about
Speaker 1: local absolutely correct and what I would say is is
Speaker 1: you know, like I don't even I don't want to
Speaker 1: get involved in politics. I can't stand politics. But find
Speaker 1: someone in your group that's okay with going and sitting
Speaker 1: in on a on a county, county commissioners meeting, and
Speaker 1: make teams. Different people have different interests, you know, I
Speaker 1: would I would prefer to go join a local volunteer
Speaker 1: fire department. That's what I would do. That's what I
Speaker 1: used to do. So you know, do do what you're
Speaker 1: interested in. Form teams. One team watches the school board,
Speaker 1: another team watches city hall, another team watches county. Another
Speaker 1: teams in the court watching what the prosecutor is doing,
Speaker 1: what the judges doing. Have different teams that do different things.
Speaker 1: Otherwise you get burnt out picture that you're interested in.
Speaker 1: But I would really encourage everyone to have a neighborhood
Speaker 1: watch and you make sure your church is squared away.
Speaker 1: Your church should have a food pantry, should have the
Speaker 1: ability to feed the flock for like at least three months.
Speaker 1: That's what it should happen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, one hundred percent great.
Speaker 3: You know what that latest suggestion of teams doing different
Speaker 3: things for the betterment of the community, I think is
Speaker 3: an excellent, excellent idea because they're all working together.
Speaker 4: So you know, to make that fist, we need to
Speaker 4: do the same.
Speaker 1: Amen. And then that way, when you got an issue
Speaker 1: like hey, you got an important county commissioner meeting, you
Speaker 1: want everyone to show up and fill the audience, you
Speaker 1: can do it. You come in to force, multiply behind
Speaker 1: your team. Your team lets you know, hey, the critical
Speaker 1: vote's coming up. You know they do it. They'll hide
Speaker 1: stuff and people don't even know what's going on. So
Speaker 1: like these data centers, for example, a lot of these places,
Speaker 1: they're putting them through without even having a public forum
Speaker 1: about it. They just make the decision behind closed doors.
Speaker 1: So call them out on, you know, enforcing their own
Speaker 1: rules and complying with their own rules. That team does
Speaker 1: that when you need the rest of the folks to
Speaker 1: show up. You got to show up, You got to
Speaker 1: you got work, whatever you got to do. But they say, hey, man,
Speaker 1: a critical vote is happening at noon. That lots of it,
Speaker 1: not time they do that during the workday. You got
Speaker 1: to just make sure you're there in force.
Speaker 11: You know, that's what end up with a windmill killing
Speaker 11: your whales instead chopping up and shipping out back to Denmark,
Speaker 11: and they took their money with them, and they're taking
Speaker 11: a shit with them too.
Speaker 5: So what do we get out of it?
Speaker 6: You know, all my tax money being floated across the Atlantic.
Speaker 3: All right, guys, that's it the conversation. We appreciate everything.
Speaker 3: Stuart Marcus, we gotta do this once again. And Stuart, well,
Speaker 3: we will get you. We're gonna have that against a
Speaker 3: gift and go work for that new laptop.
Speaker 1: I appreciate that. Hey, let's do a Glenn hook us
Speaker 1: up on on on text message. We keep we keep
Speaker 1: talking to each other.
Speaker 4: Please, Oh absolutely, I could do that.
Speaker 5: But I'm a little disappointed.
Speaker 6: I'm depressed now because Jake, you didn't let me become unfiltered,
Speaker 6: unapologetic and verbal.
Speaker 3: You know, you know, I've never had anybody a problem
Speaker 3: with anyone acting like a retard.
Speaker 4: All Right, guys, good