Speaker 1: And they've telegraphed this publicly on state run media of
Speaker 1: attacking Poland first, attacking military bases and weapons factories that
Speaker 1: are supplying the glide bombs, the cruise missiles and other systems.
Speaker 1: And of course there's a lot of other NATO countries
Speaker 1: producing the weapons. Most of the weapons are now not
Speaker 1: producing Ukraine and NATO, through US satellites and GPS, is
Speaker 1: directing the weapons and Western military technicians are aiming and
Speaker 1: firing the weapons on the ground as well. And under
Speaker 1: the rules of war, I don't want this to have
Speaker 1: them and other the rules of war Russia has stated,
Speaker 1: and it's true now I don't normally buy NATO propaganda
Speaker 1: because most of the time they're lying. But if you
Speaker 1: remember back in October five years ago, three months before
Speaker 1: the war started in February, I went on air and
Speaker 1: I said I believe Russia will invade by late February.
Speaker 1: And I said that in October, October, November, December, January,
Speaker 1: about four or five months for it happened, and I
Speaker 1: nailed it. Russia invaded on the twenty second, and there
Speaker 1: were thousands of data points and tracking the Russians and
Speaker 1: actually looking at third party assessments of the massing troops
Speaker 1: in western Russia on the border of eastern Ukraine and
Speaker 1: movements in Belorus as well to the north, and I said,
Speaker 1: I believe that if NATO doesn't make a deal, this
Speaker 1: is the final red line for the Russians, they are
Speaker 1: going to invade. And of course history shown I was
Speaker 1: right now talking to Victor boot on the air, who's
Speaker 1: a big Russian insider, and talking to people I know
Speaker 1: in the Pentagon that I trust. As of now, Putin
Speaker 1: is making the final decision, and they've telegraphed this publicly
Speaker 1: on state run media of attacking Poland first attacking military
Speaker 1: bases and weapons factories that are supplying the glide bombs,
Speaker 1: the cruise missiles and other systems. And of course there's
Speaker 1: a lot of other NATO countries producing the weapons. Most
Speaker 1: of the weapons are now not producing Ukraine and NATO,
Speaker 1: through US satellites and GPS, is directing the weapons and
Speaker 1: Western military technicians are aiming and firing the weapons on
Speaker 1: the ground as well.
Speaker 2: And under the.
Speaker 1: Rules of war, I don't want this to have them
Speaker 1: and the rules of war Russia has stated, and it's
Speaker 1: true that they are within their rights to begin striking.
Speaker 1: They've been warning for several years are going to do that,
Speaker 1: but now they've been massing nuclear weapons tactical to the
Speaker 1: weapons in Belarus to the north, in western Russia, on
Speaker 1: the eastern side of Ukraine, and in many other areas,
Speaker 1: putting missile cruisers into the surrounding seas and upping their
Speaker 1: nuclear doctrine and threatening that if they do hit bomb
Speaker 1: and missile bases and artillery munitions bases in Poland, the
Speaker 1: main staging ground not just for production but also for
Speaker 1: shipments out of other areas of Europe the US that
Speaker 1: then if there are any counter strikes Russia has set
Speaker 1: under rules of war under the threat escalatory ladder, that
Speaker 1: they are then going to use tactical nuclear weapons within
Speaker 1: hours in most war games, if not minutes, NATO and
Speaker 1: the US will then hit Russian missile fields and missile
Speaker 1: bases in Russia, and within minutes to hours we will
Speaker 1: be in a full nuclear war.
Speaker 3: Podcast in America, her daily commentary delivers millions of views
Speaker 3: each month and feature some of the thost prolific voices
Speaker 3: in America's independent liberty movement. You're an organizer, activator. You
Speaker 3: speak passionately about localized and individual resistance to tyranny from
Speaker 3: her platforms. Routinely talked to Nami Wolf and others Ron
Speaker 3: De Santis, Congressman Thomas Massey, Peter Schiff, Daniel Horowitz, Ed Dowd,
Speaker 3: and Patrick wood More. Thank you so much for joining me,
Speaker 3: and I wanted to talk to you about domestic issues,
Speaker 3: domestic policy because I'm really a foreign policy guy. I
Speaker 3: do like geopolitics and war most of the time, especially
Speaker 3: like stuff in Ukraine, stuff in Iran. But really like
Speaker 3: I was a very passionate supporter of the president Shannon,
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 2: That's kind of the big thing for me.
Speaker 3: That's kind of where I'm at why I'm so angry
Speaker 3: slash confused.
Speaker 2: I think you talk about this a lot. Domestically.
Speaker 3: People are outraged and upset, not just about what's happening
Speaker 3: around the world, what's happening here at home. We have,
Speaker 3: you know, the signaling of RFK Junior and the MAHA movement,
Speaker 3: and now we kind of get mRNA flu vaccine, and we.
Speaker 2: Get a new head of the CDC. We have Trump
Speaker 2: saying his poll numbers are invincible, it's amazing in their
Speaker 2: rock bottom Shannon, what do you think about the state
Speaker 2: of where we're at right now.
Speaker 4: Well, first of all, thank you so much for having
Speaker 4: me on the show with you. I've been watching you.
Speaker 4: You're doing such a great job, and I understand the disappointment,
Speaker 4: the frustration, the craziness regarding you know, where Donald Trump
Speaker 4: has taken this administration, particularly in you know, his second term,
Speaker 4: and I think it's why we're seeing plummeting approval numbers,
Speaker 4: not just among Democrats, but among independents.
Speaker 5: I think the latest.
Speaker 4: Four or five polls have shown a thirty four to
Speaker 4: thirty five percent approval rating among Americans Americans, which is
Speaker 4: the lowest approval rating since President Nixon, right before he
Speaker 4: was impeached.
Speaker 5: It's why we're seeing an.
Speaker 4: Exodus of independent conservatives from the GOP and MAGA, led
Speaker 4: by people like Thomas Massey and Marjorie Taylor Green, your Dad, yourself,
Speaker 4: Tucker Carlson. A lot of discussion about a new independent
Speaker 4: party because people are so frustrated by the betrayals of
Speaker 4: this administration. And it's not just foreign policy. You mentioned
Speaker 4: the war in Iran. That is, you know, after promising
Speaker 4: no new wars, ending the conflict in Ukraine. Now, not
Speaker 4: only is that promise broken. It's also having devastating impacts
Speaker 4: on every American's.
Speaker 5: Ability to put food on the table.
Speaker 4: The closing and the opening of the Strait of Hormouse,
Speaker 4: the ending and starting of the war, pumping and dumping
Speaker 4: all the way down, insider trading, with every announcement that
Speaker 4: comes out from this administration. It's highly volatile, unpredictable. You
Speaker 4: can't operate in an economy like that or a country
Speaker 4: like that because you never know what's going to happen.
Speaker 4: And it's leading to massive, massive pain for American for
Speaker 4: American families, the skyrocketing energy prices, the skyrocketing food prices.
Speaker 5: We have inflation.
Speaker 4: We have inflation from the teriff actions that the President
Speaker 4: has taken. Now he's reimbursing because his tariffs were struck
Speaker 4: down in courts across the country.
Speaker 5: They're now reimbursing.
Speaker 2: This is a key point, creation right, This is a
Speaker 2: key point.
Speaker 3: I want to come in here, because if the terroriffs
Speaker 3: were written slightly differently, they would have been legal.
Speaker 2: They were struck down. Who wrote the tariffs.
Speaker 3: Lutnick wrote the tariffs, and on record him or his family,
Speaker 3: they're involved making billions of dollars off them. Being struck down.
Speaker 3: So it's this thing as to where like, I see
Speaker 3: where you're going with this, and I agree, you look
Speaker 3: at the whole aspect of you pay me one hundred
Speaker 3: grand a month and you get prior notification of what
Speaker 3: I'm going to say, is that not an admission outright
Speaker 3: admission in market manipulation.
Speaker 4: It's it's it is unprecedented in this country to have
Speaker 4: the president of the United States of America so blatantly
Speaker 4: engaging in insider trading and market manipulation. And there are
Speaker 4: probably a hundred examples of this president, from you know,
Speaker 4: the Milania coin, to the Trump Coin, to some of
Speaker 4: the other crypto scams that they have that they have run,
Speaker 4: the preferential treatment of his kids, Jared Kushner getting sweetheart
Speaker 4: deals to rebuild in Gaza.
Speaker 5: I mean, the list is breathtaking.
Speaker 4: And while certainly other administrations, Democratic administrations, Biden, Pelosi, the
Speaker 4: Clinton's engaged in a lot of this activity, they at
Speaker 4: least did it quietly under the radar so as.
Speaker 5: To not be caught.
Speaker 4: So what's very different about this administration is that you
Speaker 4: are seeing a normalization of criminal activity coming from the
Speaker 4: White House. And you can be certain that the next
Speaker 4: Democrat administration that takes the White House will not only
Speaker 4: use this as president, but will also abuse it as well.
Speaker 5: Yes, and so go ahead.
Speaker 3: No, that's the whole thing, right is I get told
Speaker 3: that I'm bad because I'm angry that the party that
Speaker 3: I voted for didn't hold up their end of the bargain.
Speaker 3: When by them not holding up their end of the bargain,
Speaker 3: they're guaranteeing power to the other side. That's literally what
Speaker 3: it is, and they're creating that power and the precedent
Speaker 3: for it.
Speaker 4: What do you think that's that is an absolutely appropriate
Speaker 4: point and you're seeing this most recently we talked about
Speaker 4: the poll numbers. The threat of Democrats winning the midterm
Speaker 4: elections taking back the House in the Senate.
Speaker 5: Is very very real.
Speaker 4: But you know, we've witnessed over the past twelve months
Speaker 4: Donald Trump taking out some of the brightest stars in
Speaker 4: the Republican Party, people like Thomas Massey and Marjorie Taylor Green,
Speaker 4: breaking almost every promise that he made to his constituency,
Speaker 4: which is leading to a mass exodus from the party.
Speaker 4: This is all going to impact those midterm elections. And
Speaker 4: Axios just came out with a report a couple days ago,
Speaker 4: they talked to insiders in the Trump administration close to
Speaker 4: President Trump, and those insiders told Axios reporters that Donald
Speaker 4: Trump doesn't care about losing the midterms, that he is
Speaker 4: going to focus the last two years of his administration
Speaker 4: on what they termed unprecedented executive.
Speaker 5: Actions and mass pardoning.
Speaker 4: So he is going to pardon his cronies like Lutnik,
Speaker 4: his children, you know, corporations and corporate partners close to
Speaker 4: his administration, and these are going to be mass pardons again,
Speaker 4: setting a horrifying precedent for the next Democrat administration that
Speaker 4: comes in and abuses that. But he doesn't care. So
Speaker 4: that leads you to ask the question like what does
Speaker 4: he know or what do they know that we don't know?
Speaker 4: Why doesn't it seem to matter? None of the answers
Speaker 4: are good, and you know this is now going to
Speaker 4: impact I think that this could be the nail in
Speaker 4: the coffin for the GOP for decades to come. I
Speaker 4: don't know that they come back from this. This is why,
Speaker 4: by the way, that Tucker Carlson is very obviously putting
Speaker 4: together a new political coalition. And you saw that the
Speaker 4: picture that was released a couple of days ago. There
Speaker 4: it is Tom Massey, Marjorie Taylor, Green, Joe Kent, Tucker Carlson,
Speaker 4: and their spouses. That is very clearly an indication and
Speaker 4: there is there is a lot of power in that
Speaker 4: room in terms of their reach, their ability to raise money. There,
Speaker 4: their finger on the pulse of regular Americans and what
Speaker 4: they're experiencing. And so the GOP should not feel as
Speaker 4: if they have nothing to lose here and they have
Speaker 4: the power of the presidency and that the Trump star
Speaker 4: is going to shine forever. They are losing the base,
Speaker 4: and quite frankly, Rex, I think that they deserve it.
Speaker 5: I think we need something new.
Speaker 3: It's a self fulfilling prophecy for sure, because they said, like,
Speaker 3: you're going to get tired of winning, right, well, like,
Speaker 3: if this is what winning means, and we are tired of.
Speaker 2: It because we're not winning, we're losing.
Speaker 3: And you can't tell us that it's raining when you're
Speaker 3: doing something else to us very clearly, and like nobody,
Speaker 3: nobody is doing.
Speaker 2: Better unless they own like a million dollar house.
Speaker 3: And then he thinks he can go out there and
Speaker 3: say it's a good thing that that million dollar house
Speaker 3: became a one point two million dollar house because it
Speaker 3: means that my voter base, you know, the eighty year
Speaker 3: old people will support me.
Speaker 2: And it's like, well, you have to do things for
Speaker 2: the people in.
Speaker 3: The country that are trying to build. Still, there's not
Speaker 3: really a path up that ladder. It feels like a
Speaker 3: lot of people feel like the ladder was pulled up.
Speaker 3: And I think Trump in his first tim really represented
Speaker 3: a guy that didn't start new wars, a guy that
Speaker 3: did lower tax the guy that made a lot of
Speaker 3: economic mobility possible for people. And that was my assumption
Speaker 3: coming back into the second Trump term, because I said, look,
Speaker 3: I'm a small business owner. I've been a small business
Speaker 3: owner at the time for four years now for six years, right,
Speaker 3: I've been doing this forever. If I get Trump back in,
Speaker 3: it's going to mean things are better. Under Biden things
Speaker 3: have been horrible. And you know, we get that initial
Speaker 3: period of that economic recovery and I'm like, great, and
Speaker 3: then we get wars of choice, we get spending of choices.
Speaker 3: Say hey we have to do one point five trillion
Speaker 3: dollar defense budget. Hey we got to give five hundred
Speaker 3: billion dollars to open AI. Hey we got to do
Speaker 3: XYZ but never anything for us.
Speaker 2: What do you think the.
Speaker 3: American people wanted the most domestically at home that they're
Speaker 3: not getting.
Speaker 4: I think that today it is economic relief, and it
Speaker 4: is an end to the corruption, an end to the
Speaker 4: market manipulation, and end to the building of monopolies and
Speaker 4: the creation of the monopolies.
Speaker 5: We saw very very clearly in.
Speaker 4: The summer of twenty twenty four that Donald Trump, in
Speaker 4: order to push his campaign across the finish line, made
Speaker 4: two critical alliances.
Speaker 5: The first was with the big tech bros, so.
Speaker 4: The techno fascists, people like Peter Teel, the founder of
Speaker 4: Pallenteer and also you know many of the other Elon.
Speaker 5: Musk and that.
Speaker 4: Silicon Valley lobbying organization came in and they dumped a
Speaker 4: ton of money into his campaign in the summer of
Speaker 4: twenty four.
Speaker 5: But it wasn't quite enough.
Speaker 4: Res They needed the quote unquote Maha movement.
Speaker 5: Which I believe was a SI off.
Speaker 4: I don't believe that the Maha movement was organic. I
Speaker 4: believe that Maha was created and designed to break apart
Speaker 4: the Medical Freedom movement was, which was the other major
Speaker 4: major impact administration. Yeah, let's talk about that, but just yeah,
Speaker 4: go ahead, really gonna say to put up.
Speaker 5: You know, that was.
Speaker 4: Very clear, clearly the way that he got over the
Speaker 4: finish line, and it has impacted everything that he has done,
Speaker 4: especially regarding the expansion of techno fascism, the data centers,
Speaker 4: the surveillance state, all of these really creepy, creepy, you know,
Speaker 4: techno fascist initiatives. All of that has to do with
Speaker 4: them purchasing his presidency in the summer. So we could
Speaker 4: absolutely go on to talk about MAHA medical freedom too,
Speaker 4: because COVID should have been to let me ask you questions.
Speaker 2: So this is a key point. I haven't thought.
Speaker 3: About it for a period of time, but you're absolutely
Speaker 3: right now that I think about it. You have doctor Zelenko,
Speaker 3: you have this huge movement on the like just so
Speaker 3: you say, like medical freedom side of things, people saying, hey,
Speaker 3: we weren't given informed consent, What the hell is this thing?
Speaker 2: Like, very very passionately, not just about COVID, but.
Speaker 3: About just all the m R and A technology, all
Speaker 3: about the vaccines, and then you kind of get this
Speaker 3: mainstream fusion attitude towards it out now, RFK Junior says.
Speaker 2: Life Es said is amazing, it's a matter of national security.
Speaker 3: He won a two hundred and seventy million dollar lawsuit
Speaker 3: against Monsanto in which he proved it cost cancer and
Speaker 3: now we have to have it well.
Speaker 4: And this goes to the you do feel as if
Speaker 4: you're being gas lit in some in some ways.
Speaker 5: Because you are.
Speaker 4: We're experiencing elected officials, political leaders who have built a
Speaker 4: lifetime of work on certain initiatives and issues and principles,
Speaker 4: and we're watching them do complete one eighties and it's
Speaker 4: getting worse and worse and worse as every week or
Speaker 4: month passes by.
Speaker 5: But you know, the medical freedom movement.
Speaker 4: You know what we've seen from this presidency, from the
Speaker 4: Trump presidencies, two massive rounds of redistribution.
Speaker 5: Of wealth out of.
Speaker 4: The middle class and the productive class of the United
Speaker 4: States of America, small to medium sized businesses into the
Speaker 4: one or two percent, so an elite corporate class.
Speaker 5: Now, that was that was.
Speaker 4: One of the most horrifying aspects of the lockdown of
Speaker 4: twenty twenty, which, by the way, Donald Trump initiated.
Speaker 5: It was his declaration of.
Speaker 4: Emergency that's set in motion everything that happened in twenty twenty.
Speaker 4: And then during the Biden administration. So that emergency declaration
Speaker 4: and then the HHS Medical Emergency Declaration and the passage
Speaker 4: of the PREP Act.
Speaker 5: Set in place.
Speaker 4: A horrific, horrific series of mill terry countermeasures interventions, so
Speaker 4: the force masking, the social distancing, the lockdown, the declaration
Speaker 4: of essential versus non essential businesses, the mass censorship, the deplatforming,
Speaker 4: and then what ultimately became the rollout of an experimental
Speaker 4: mRNA technology along with nationwide mandates that were not stopped
Speaker 4: by either administration that ended up poisoning hundreds of thousands,
Speaker 4: if not millions of Americans. I mean, we still have
Speaker 4: this is insane rex in VARs. That's the vaccine adverse
Speaker 4: event reporting system. As of today, there have been one
Speaker 4: point six million COVID adverse events reported, thirty nine thousand deaths,
Speaker 4: and two hundred and twenty three thousand hospitalizations. Now that's
Speaker 4: on top of the safe data, which is the most
Speaker 4: pristine data you can find in the rollout of a vaccine,
Speaker 4: and Peiser's early data, its own clinical study data, which
Speaker 4: was detailed in Naomi Naomi Wolf's great words when she
Speaker 4: rolled you know, went through those those Peiser data sets.
Speaker 5: But we have now what appears to be.
Speaker 4: A mass poisoning, a mass death event here in this country.
Speaker 4: And the election of Donald Trump in twenty four with
Speaker 4: his inauguration in twenty five, was supposed to deliver a
Speaker 4: referendum and a reckoning for that. That was the whole
Speaker 4: point of Bobby Kennedy Junior joining his campaign.
Speaker 5: That was the whole point of MAHA.
Speaker 4: That was what Donald Trump needed to cross that finish line.
Speaker 4: And they have betrayed every single promise. This administration isn't
Speaker 4: even interested in acknowledging the one point six million people
Speaker 4: who were reported injury from these vaccines which are still
Speaker 4: on the market, which this president and it still continues
Speaker 4: to say was one of his greatest accomplishments.
Speaker 5: He is the fatherly He's the father of the vaccine.
Speaker 4: And to make it even worse, Racks just a couple
Speaker 4: days ago that m fluvisa, the mRNA ten ten. It
Speaker 4: is a new mRNA version of the flu shot. It
Speaker 4: was approved by the FDA and is now going to
Speaker 4: be rolled out and recommended for adults fifty plus.
Speaker 5: And this thing is a nightmare rax.
Speaker 4: I mean, we already have doctor Peter McCullough, doctor Mary
Speaker 4: Kelly Boden, Mary Holland of Children's Health Defense, ratz if Levy,
Speaker 4: Robert Malone all speaking out against this rollout. It's it's atrocious.
Speaker 4: Here are some of just the top concerns. And this
Speaker 4: is this came from doctor Peter McCullough. It has an
Speaker 4: extremely high adverse reaction rate, even higher than the mRNA
Speaker 4: COVID vaccine seventy five percent. A seventy five percent rate
Speaker 4: of adverse reactions. He's saying, most recipients are going to
Speaker 4: get sick after this shot. Severe systemic reactions were four
Speaker 4: times more common than with the traditional flu shot. McCullough
Speaker 4: describes this as consistent with the mRNA being a more
Speaker 4: dangerous vaccine platform.
Speaker 5: And I mean there's.
Speaker 4: A there are a whole other host of issues with this.
Speaker 4: But not only are we not studying the mechanisms of
Speaker 4: harm why our NA platforms are harming Americans, we're expanding
Speaker 4: them under this administration. So it almost appears as if
Speaker 4: we are in a COVID two point two situation where
Speaker 4: this president is acting on behalf of handlers or some
Speaker 4: type of lobby organization or oligarcical organization and doing the
Speaker 4: bidding of entities that are openly hostile at this point
Speaker 4: to every single American, not just domestically with the rollout
Speaker 4: of these new shots and the recommendations, but also you know,
Speaker 4: in terms of foreign policy and what they're doing with
Speaker 4: the war in Iran. By the way, Rex, you must
Speaker 4: have heard about the draft simulation that is now being
Speaker 4: prepared a request for proposal or a request an RFX
Speaker 4: for tech companies to deliver to the administration a draft
Speaker 4: simulation that would would essentially role play the rollout of
Speaker 4: a massive nationwide draft to assemble a fighting force for
Speaker 4: boots on the ground in Iran. Like, so, then they're
Speaker 4: now coming after our boys, potentially our girls.
Speaker 5: Thank you, John McCain.
Speaker 4: Like, this is rapidly spinning out of control, and this
Speaker 4: is why so many Americans I think, are becoming very alarmed.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, tobloviate there.
Speaker 3: I went, Oh, you're you're good. The boil that I
Speaker 3: give is not what we voted for. Like this is
Speaker 3: the whole thing.
Speaker 2: We're not mad.
Speaker 3: We're not mad at Trump because we're mad at Trump.
Speaker 3: We're mad because he didn't do what he promised to do.
Speaker 3: Everyone that's for whatever reason. Yeah, everyone that's still involved
Speaker 3: in the cult of personality. They don't get that because
Speaker 3: they worship him so much, they're incapable of looking at
Speaker 3: it objectively. Whereas if you look at it objectively, just
Speaker 3: look at your life. Unless you're heavily leveraged in the
Speaker 3: stock market, own a munch of defense, and like semiconductor stock,
Speaker 3: you're doing pretty bad right now, like seriously, and for
Speaker 3: the subset of people that are doing well right now,
Speaker 3: it's a Ponzi scheme. It won't last, it can't continue.
Speaker 3: Talk about that, ASPEC got like two minutes left. Talk
Speaker 3: about that a little bit.
Speaker 4: Sure, well, yeah, the debt is the other big, massive
Speaker 4: elephant in the room, the debt and deficit spending. We
Speaker 4: just had the United States of America try to bail
Speaker 4: out the yen. The yen typically, you know, was the
Speaker 4: way that our treasury bonds were purchased, and pick all.
Speaker 4: It's you know, it's everything is pointing towards some type
Speaker 4: of economic or financial laity. And this is because nothing
Speaker 4: has ever changed. I mean, we've been engaging in profligate spending,
Speaker 4: the expansion of governments, monopoly creation, crony capital, is insider
Speaker 4: trading for the better part of twenty five years, and
Speaker 4: they just keep piling the one debt upon another upon another.
Speaker 4: And so now as things are beginning to fall apart
Speaker 4: geopolitically and new alliances are being built, we're getting squeezed
Speaker 4: here in the US.
Speaker 5: The dollar is getting squeezed.
Speaker 4: It looks more and more like there's no way that
Speaker 4: we're going to be able to avoid some type of
Speaker 4: economic calamity. And that's very dangerous too, because that creates instability,
Speaker 4: it creates a lot of pain. It could be another
Speaker 4: COVID type situation where the crisis is so bad, the
Speaker 4: crisis they created is so bad that the government has
Speaker 4: to take action. Maybe they declare an emergency.
Speaker 5: Maybe they then roll out.
Speaker 4: The digital ID in the digital currency, which is way
Speaker 4: worse than any type of fiat currency we're using now,
Speaker 4: because it's it's programmable, it's trackable, it's traceable, survailable, and
Speaker 4: also confiscatable.
Speaker 5: It's the worst of all worlds.
Speaker 4: And we know that the president with the tech pros,
Speaker 4: is working on creating some type of private banking, digital currency,
Speaker 4: some type of private mechanism to totally reshape our currency.
Speaker 5: Of course, we're going to get screwed, completely screwed.
Speaker 4: If that happens, and so there's just a lot they're
Speaker 4: you know, they're hitting us from every angle. It's very
Speaker 4: hard for Americans right now to kind of figure all
Speaker 4: of this out.
Speaker 5: It's what we try to.
Speaker 4: Do on the show every day, is I tell that
Speaker 4: I'm like, I'm white knuckled on.
Speaker 5: This roller coaster with all of you.
Speaker 4: Because everything that we are getting from this administration, the
Speaker 4: left wing news media, Democrat politicians, and right wing politics politicians,
Speaker 4: it's all lies.
Speaker 3: They're all totally and it's all problem reaction solution phenomenal
Speaker 3: points will be right back.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 4: One of the areas that I differed in opinion for
Speaker 4: most of the medical freedom community in Maha in the
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four election was supporting Trump again as the candidate.
Speaker 4: You know, I began to think, I mean, you know,
Speaker 4: I we saw in the first administration of Donald Trump
Speaker 4: some good things happening in those first few years.
Speaker 5: Some of them were marginal, not enough from.
Speaker 4: My perspective as a as a fiscal conservative and a
Speaker 4: constitutional conservative. But it was in the spring of twenty twenty,
Speaker 4: the last year of the Donald Trump presidency, that I
Speaker 4: became convinced that he was no longer of agency, that
Speaker 4: there was something much larger than Donald Trump pulling the
Speaker 4: strings behind his administration and influencing him and impacting his
Speaker 4: decision making. And so I think it was with those lockdowns,
Speaker 4: those lockdowns set in motion one of the most devastating
Speaker 4: impact events in American history, more impactful even than an
Speaker 4: Adam Baum hitting this country or the Twin Towers in
Speaker 4: you know, on nine to eleven, because you know, the
Speaker 4: lockdowns were essentially, you know, just issuing in a mass,
Speaker 4: mass transfer of wealth from the middle class and the
Speaker 4: poor to this elite one percent. I want to say
Speaker 4: there were three hundred new billionaires created in just the
Speaker 4: first year, and so you know when and the other
Speaker 4: impacts as well. I mean, if you want to go
Speaker 4: back and look at at twenty twenty, there were really
Speaker 4: really bad things that Trump put in place. First the
Speaker 4: National Declaration of Emergency, which set everything in motion and
Speaker 4: deployed the NSA. So that was when everything became a
Speaker 4: military operation. So it wasn't Trump making decisions or Fauci
Speaker 4: making decisions, or Deborah Burke's making making decisions. Health agencies
Speaker 4: were not making their own decisions.
Speaker 5: They were taking.
Speaker 4: Orders from a Pentagon led military deployment. So this was
Speaker 4: an international military operation. And this is very well detailed
Speaker 4: in the COVID dossier by Debbie Lherman and Social Lottapova,
Speaker 4: which people can find on their sub stacks. They have
Speaker 4: all the receipts for this, but most Americans don't know
Speaker 4: that that was a military deployment. So everything that we
Speaker 4: experienced from these hoss was a military operation, and it
Speaker 4: is still in place today. That emergency health declaration has
Speaker 4: not been lifted by Bobby Kennedy Junior as head of HHS.
Speaker 4: He knows he can lift it. He knows he can
Speaker 4: end the emergency and REX. The problem is when we
Speaker 4: are in a national health emergency, essentially the military countermeasures
Speaker 4: can impact and harm any American in any way, and
Speaker 4: the agencies deploying them will never face any type of
Speaker 4: liability because we're acting.
Speaker 5: We're in a war theater.
Speaker 4: In a war theater, if we're at war with a
Speaker 4: virus or at war with some type of health threat,
Speaker 4: then they can quarantine you, they can force vaccinate you,
Speaker 4: they can lock you down, they can seize your assets,
Speaker 4: they can censor you, they can poison millions, and nothing
Speaker 4: can be done.
Speaker 5: This is why we've had such a terrible.
Speaker 4: Time getting any type of relief or even compensation for
Speaker 4: the tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 4: Americans who were impacted in a terrible way.
Speaker 5: That it's not even just the shots rex.
Speaker 4: It's the the hospital lockdowns and the COVID killed protocols,
Speaker 4: the you know, the remdesevir, the ventilators, the lack of nutritions.
Speaker 4: I mean, everything that happened to thousands of patients on
Speaker 4: COVID floors. I mean, it's it was an atrocity, a atrocity,
Speaker 4: and that's all Now, that's all now built in to
Speaker 4: the legal infrastructure.
Speaker 5: It's about and the legislative Yeah, go ahead, Well.
Speaker 2: It's about the emergency powers.
Speaker 3: And it's about the fact that it's like you say,
Speaker 3: war on drugs, war on tear, war on COVID, all
Speaker 3: these Once the government gets the power, they never give
Speaker 3: it back ever. And I think Trump likes the idea
Speaker 3: of wielding authority, and they say, sir, we can increase
Speaker 3: your authority by doing this, and he takes the deal.
Speaker 3: I think that's why ultimately he's ended up being a
Speaker 3: capstone for the system because prior the person either had
Speaker 3: to be, you know, just a creature of the system
Speaker 3: itself and just served it as part of their nature.
Speaker 3: Now they have that guy with that outsider credit ability
Speaker 3: who comes in and he's like, Yeah, if you let
Speaker 3: me remake this system in my own image, you can
Speaker 3: absolutely run it. And really, if you look at it,
Speaker 3: Trump his success comes from branding, advertising and marketing, right.
Speaker 3: He puts his name on things. So I think for him,
Speaker 3: they say, sir, we have to do this. He says, well,
Speaker 3: people know it's me doing it. They say, oh, we'll
Speaker 3: make sure of it, and then I think he shakes.
Speaker 2: The hand, takes the deal.
Speaker 4: Absolutely No, I think we're dealing with a puppet presidency,
Speaker 4: as I'm equally critical of the Biden administration that was
Speaker 4: a puppet presidency as well. I think that more and
Speaker 4: more Americans are beginning to realize it's becoming very clear
Speaker 4: that the majority.
Speaker 5: Of our elected officials, left or right, are not of agency.
Speaker 4: They are taking orders to some extent or another for
Speaker 4: whatever reason. Then there are a lot of reasons that
Speaker 4: people become corrupted, and people who were not corrupted when
Speaker 4: they went into often into office, can also become corrupted
Speaker 4: when they're in office.
Speaker 5: From a variety of ways.
Speaker 4: Right, So, as American citizens, we have to know them
Speaker 4: by their fruit, and we have to we have to
Speaker 4: base our support not on what they say, not on
Speaker 4: how we feel, not on what we hope for or
Speaker 4: wish for. In terms of trusting a plan or twelve
Speaker 4: dimensional chess.
Speaker 5: We need to be basing.
Speaker 4: Our opinions and whether or not we're going to continue
Speaker 4: with our support and our consent on what we're actually seeing,
Speaker 4: is what is actually happening. And every single American today
Speaker 4: felt the impact of the COVID lockdowns in every aspect
Speaker 4: of their life, mental, physical, economic, And today every American
Speaker 4: is experiencing the impact of this administration's profligate spending, the
Speaker 4: continuation of that spending, the trillion dollar deficits, and the
Speaker 4: exercises in war making.
Speaker 5: In the Middle East.
Speaker 4: It's devastating American households.
Speaker 2: It's a COVID choice. It's a COVID choice. That's the
Speaker 2: that's the whole thing you can say.
Speaker 3: Of course, the first COVID was a COVID of choice
Speaker 3: as well, which I would agree with. But this, this
Speaker 3: truly is a you know, the initial thirty nine days
Speaker 3: of the war, we spend over half our interceptor missiles.
Speaker 3: We spend over one hundred billion dollars. And when they
Speaker 3: when I throw these numbers at you, like one hundred
Speaker 3: and thirteen billion, whatever, you're like, Okay, it is what
Speaker 3: it is. All our bases are gone, all our radar
Speaker 3: is gone, most of our offensive and defensive munitions are gone.
Speaker 2: Our soldiers are gone. They're dead. I guess their lives
Speaker 2: don't matter, right.
Speaker 3: The real cost of this war is going to come
Speaker 3: out to be if you include the American lives and
Speaker 3: include the military equipment, it's going to end up being
Speaker 3: half a trillion dollars, you know. And here's the thing
Speaker 3: you just talk you talk about way more. I'm just
Speaker 3: being conservative. Talk about Biden and how we criticized him,
Speaker 3: and how we talked about Hunter Biden, all the corruption,
Speaker 3: all the fraud. Like you say, puppet president. This is
Speaker 3: the same exact thing. It's literally you don't get the
Speaker 3: right to do it just because somebody else did it.
Speaker 3: And I think that's kind of the attitude in Washington.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh, well.
Speaker 3: They are corrupt auto pin auto pin, auto pen. Notice
Speaker 3: how you don't hear that anymore. Notice how Fauci even
Speaker 3: though he violated his pardon. That's not going to be revoked.
Speaker 3: That's not going to be called into question because they're worried.
Speaker 3: As they've said, as Trump has said over and over again,
Speaker 3: the pardon is the most powerful thing a president has.
Speaker 3: They keep saying it because he plans on this. As
Speaker 3: my speculation, I want to see what you think. Do
Speaker 3: you think they plan on mass pardons on like the
Speaker 3: last day.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, this is what his administration has been signaling for
Speaker 4: many weeks. And as far as the Axios piece is concerned, again,
Speaker 4: I mean, this is this should really frighten Americans to
Speaker 4: consider that this president doesn't care about losing midterms, He
Speaker 4: doesn't care about his approval ratings. What does he know
Speaker 4: that we don't know? What are they planning that we
Speaker 4: don't know about now? In addition to unprecedented pardoning, he
Speaker 4: also is signaling that he is going to he's going
Speaker 4: to engage in an unprecedented use of executive action, which
Speaker 4: could be declaring new emergencies, it could be locking us
Speaker 4: down again, it could be starting new wars anywhere. I mean,
Speaker 4: it's just that it's the acceleration of the instability is
Speaker 4: should be very troubling to everyone, and you know, understanding
Speaker 4: what they might have in store for us in the
Speaker 4: second two years of the administration is.
Speaker 5: You know, it is not good.
Speaker 4: And this is why, by the way, I really advocate
Speaker 4: that people. I mean, oh my gosh, Rex, we haven't
Speaker 4: even talked about the data centers and the flat cameras
Speaker 4: and a silence state, and like, I mean, there are
Speaker 4: so many things happening, and it's happening so fast. The
Speaker 4: creation of the infrastructure of the technocratic police state, I mean,
Speaker 4: that is should be on the forefront of every American
Speaker 4: right now, because we are they're building that out very rapidly.
Speaker 2: Hold on and hold on.
Speaker 3: He's the father of the vaccine, He's the Peace President.
Speaker 2: He's also the AI President. That's what you're talking about here.
Speaker 3: Explain you know, the idea of flock cameras, these mass
Speaker 3: data centers. Some of these places are like sixty two
Speaker 3: square miles in size. Talk about you know, just like
Speaker 3: I know that you have a really good perspective on
Speaker 3: how the American people feel about that, is that what
Speaker 3: they voted for.
Speaker 4: No, and you are seeing this happening with bottom up
Speaker 4: organization left and right. Regular Americans, moms and dads and
Speaker 4: grandmas and grandpa's are knocking out the data centers and
Speaker 4: the flock cameras all across the United States of America.
Speaker 5: It's a beautiful thing to watch.
Speaker 4: Americans do not want a surveillance state, and for the
Speaker 4: first time in my thirteen years of running my show,
Speaker 4: seeing more and more Americans caring about privacy really beginning
Speaker 4: to understand how important privacy is. They aren't comfortable now
Speaker 4: with constant surveillance and the drone surveillance and the flock cameras,
Speaker 4: and they're beginning to realize that the buildout of these
Speaker 4: data centers is more about Donald Trump's payback to the
Speaker 4: Silicon Valley tech bros who put him into office, who
Speaker 4: have a frankly maniacal and insane agenda to essentially create
Speaker 4: a global, a global technocratic police state, the hub of
Speaker 4: that existing in the United States of America, where they
Speaker 4: turn our country into a parking lot for Manhattan sized
Speaker 4: data centers, which will be the data processing centers for.
Speaker 5: All of the surveillance.
Speaker 4: Information that they will be collecting on every American citizen
Speaker 4: and perhaps every global citizen. They will surveil every blade
Speaker 4: of grass, they will surveil every human being. They are
Speaker 4: talking about biometric surveillance, where Americans will be on wearables
Speaker 4: which will be collecting data about what's happening inside of
Speaker 4: your bodies. We know that Elon Musk is obsessed with neuralink,
Speaker 4: that is the chip that is implanted in your body
Speaker 4: that can interface with systems. We're seeing the build out
Speaker 4: of five G. Donald Trump is now talking about six.
Speaker 5: And seven G.
Speaker 4: The health impact of the five G alone is jarring
Speaker 4: and devastating to so many Americans. They are going to
Speaker 4: expand that. It's almost as if they're a death cult.
Speaker 2: Like I kid you not, hold on. They got they
Speaker 2: got six seven G coming up? We got six SEVENS?
Speaker 5: Yes really yes, yes.
Speaker 4: A recent press conference, Donald Trump talked about six G
Speaker 4: as a FATA company, and I've seen some reporting on
Speaker 4: seven G as well. So these people are dangerous. You
Speaker 4: know when I talk about personally, you know, Peter Thiel,
Speaker 4: Elon Musk, you know, these guys are I think are
Speaker 4: front facing.
Speaker 5: I think they are.
Speaker 4: I think some of these these young buck tech bros
Speaker 4: who are just so brilliant that they create these these
Speaker 4: massive companies. I don't you know, Sam Altman types. I
Speaker 4: don't think that they're they're actually that brilliant. I think
Speaker 4: that they are front facing. But they are the front
Speaker 4: facing pitchmen for the most evil dystopian political ideology I
Speaker 4: have ever reported on in my life. Like this puts communism, socialism, fascism,
Speaker 4: to militarianism, all of the isms to shame because the
Speaker 4: you know, technoocrisy or technofascism essentially rejects god, creation of God.
Speaker 4: They don't believe that there's a God. They believe actually
Speaker 4: that they're gods that through the advancement of technology and
Speaker 4: through the advancement of AI and then AI sent chance
Speaker 4: that they can create and destroy life, and that they
Speaker 4: should have the power to create and destroy life. And that,
Speaker 4: you know, because we've seen systems put in place, monarchies failed,
Speaker 4: democracies failed, all the other political ideologies failed. They now
Speaker 4: say that we, because everything else failed, we need to
Speaker 4: create this new ideology where everything is controlled by an
Speaker 4: elite group of technocratic planners and essentially they have everything
Speaker 4: and we have nothing. It's the Great Reset, only a
Speaker 4: million times worse because because it involves essentially just the
Speaker 4: complete destruction of humanity and human life as we know, right.
Speaker 3: Right, I got a clip for this. I got clip
Speaker 3: number eighteen, the Coming AI Future. And this is just
Speaker 3: a demonstration, right because it's just an optimist robot with
Speaker 3: the popcorn machine.
Speaker 2: The guys like, oh, give me popcorn.
Speaker 3: He like pulls the thing back so the robot has
Speaker 3: his hand out, robot takes his hand back, he gives
Speaker 3: them the popcorn. The robot makes the popcorn, and just
Speaker 3: play the video on like one one point five speed guys,
Speaker 3: so we can play it quickly.
Speaker 2: And the robot's like, oh, I'm gonna give you the popcorn. No,
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 3: What happens when that's your power, What happens when that's
Speaker 3: your food, What happens when that's your kids. That's what's coming.
Speaker 3: And no AI regulation for a decade, for an entire
Speaker 3: decade straight, no AI regulation.
Speaker 2: Maybe talk about that a little bit more.
Speaker 4: Yes, So that is very similar to the immunity granted
Speaker 4: to pharmaceutical corporations and health agencies and also governmental systems
Speaker 4: when they rolled out the COVID shots and the COVID protocol. Right,
Speaker 4: so they are essentially granting immunity liability protection to pharma companies.
Speaker 4: They're expanding that now to other pharmaceutical companies and chemical companies,
Speaker 4: is exemplified by the glyph estate case. But they also
Speaker 4: did that for AI and technology. And this is I
Speaker 4: believe Donald Trump did issue a national declaration of emergency
Speaker 4: regarding the AI arms race, and so I think that
Speaker 4: that's how they accomplished this.
Speaker 5: I could be wrong, but.
Speaker 4: Another war, another declaration, right, So then you get to
Speaker 4: strip all liability and all responsibility away from these AI companies,
Speaker 4: so anything in the realm of implementing AI or rolling
Speaker 4: out of AI. They're even trying to use eminent domain
Speaker 4: to shut down some of the local resistance to the
Speaker 4: buildout of the data centers. And there are rumors that
Speaker 4: they will decline another emergency for for the build out
Speaker 4: of the data centers. So they'll basically say, we don't.
Speaker 5: Care what you think in your community.
Speaker 4: We don't care if you don't want that in your
Speaker 4: backyard national because we're in an AI exactly, we're in
Speaker 4: an AI arms race with China. It's a national security
Speaker 4: agenda item, and you got nothing and no one is
Speaker 4: no one is safe, and these data centers are horrifying.
Speaker 4: So but you know, rex, no one's talking about this
Speaker 4: like Fox News, right, wing news media.
Speaker 5: Republicans are not talking about.
Speaker 4: This, and the left wing news media really isn't talking
Speaker 4: a whole lot about this, except for in you know,
Speaker 4: slightly partisan ways within the context of a limited hangout.
Speaker 5: But this is this is.
Speaker 4: Like a huge, huge, looming threat and it's domestic, right.
Speaker 5: It's it's not you know, uh.
Speaker 4: You know, foreign invading armies or Islamic terrorists or roving
Speaker 4: bands of migrants in the in inner city streets that
Speaker 4: are really threatened Americans.
Speaker 5: It's our own government.
Speaker 3: Everything you just listed is symptomatic and they do it
Speaker 3: and they don't want to fix the problem because the
Speaker 3: problem for them is the solution, because they need the reaction.
Speaker 2: And that's what it is.
Speaker 5: It is it is.
Speaker 4: It's just amazing to me that we know this, A
Speaker 4: lot of us know this and are waking up to it,
Speaker 4: but we are still just mired in this two party
Speaker 4: political paradigm. I'm of the opinion that these two parties
Speaker 4: are not different at all, not even not even a
Speaker 4: little bit. They work together in tandem to continue to
Speaker 4: push these larger agendas and create the illusion of a
Speaker 4: choice for Americans so that we by default give our
Speaker 4: consent every time we shuffle into an election booth and
Speaker 4: pull the lever for the donkey or the elephant. We're
Speaker 4: lending our consent to a kabuki theater operation that I
Speaker 4: think has been in operation for the past twenty five, thirty,
Speaker 4: maybe forty years, don't I don't think that we've had
Speaker 4: real choices in terms of federal elections in maybe maybe
Speaker 4: since nineteen sixty three in the assassination of JFK.
Speaker 5: Some people will put it back to that point.
Speaker 4: So we have to figure out as an American public
Speaker 4: how to rage against this machine and fight back and
Speaker 4: win outside of the ballot box. And that doesn't mean
Speaker 4: you can't run candidates, that you can't engage in the
Speaker 4: in the activity of running candidates and participating in elections.
Speaker 4: But I think we need to we need to have
Speaker 4: less focus on that and way more focus on organizational
Speaker 4: activity from the bottom up at the ground level, at
Speaker 4: the local level, and beginning to develop organizations who can
Speaker 4: push back and say no so peaceful compliance, civil disobedience.
Speaker 5: I totally agree, why with unjust.
Speaker 4: Laws, as I think that's where I think where we're
Speaker 4: going to have to go moving forward.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I totally agree. We got like three point thirty
Speaker 3: left on the clock. This is what I always like
Speaker 3: to say, and this is my invention.
Speaker 2: I created this. You're not a donkey, You're not an elephant.
Speaker 2: You're a human being. I like to add that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I like to add the.
Speaker 3: F word before human being to emphasize the point. Here's
Speaker 3: the thing. They got you on a political plantation, whether
Speaker 3: you're on the left or the right.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing.
Speaker 3: Chucky Schumer, mister can't grill Hamburger. He struck down the
Speaker 3: War Powers resolution, right, So they're all complicit. It's all
Speaker 3: the same thing. And the reality is they want to
Speaker 3: tell you can't affect change. Look at what happened with Trump.
Speaker 2: In twenty sixteen.
Speaker 3: In twenty fourteen, I was in the news around was
Speaker 3: watching Fox News. Nobody thought Trump was going to run.
Speaker 3: Nobody thought he was going to do it until he
Speaker 3: came down that escalator. Nobody thought he could beat Jeb
Speaker 3: Bush much less Hillary.
Speaker 5: Quis right, I remember, I remember, And that.
Speaker 3: Really is the model, and we can look at it
Speaker 3: and even say, well, what went wrong there? You can
Speaker 3: have a lot more information from that. That's what I
Speaker 3: always point to. We got, we got two minutes and
Speaker 3: thirty seconds left your thoughts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, yeah, I think and I think the tragedy
Speaker 4: of the Trump phenomenon was that he was either already
Speaker 4: part of the system when he came in, a trojan
Speaker 4: horse candidate who came in to direct a movement, or
Speaker 4: he was unable to deliver on what he said he
Speaker 4: could do. And so again, you're right, it was the culture.
Speaker 4: It was a dissatisfaction among a large enough group of
Speaker 4: Americans in the way things were going in our country
Speaker 4: that led to the elevation of Trump. Those people haven't changed.
Speaker 4: I think he's the one who has changed. Maybe he
Speaker 4: always was changed. We don't know. No one can ever
Speaker 4: know for sure what happened and when that change came.
Speaker 4: But I think the lesson there, though, is that when
Speaker 4: we put all of our eggs in one basket, one person,
Speaker 4: and to do all of the saving, all of the fighting,
Speaker 4: then we're going to be disappointed because from my perspective,
Speaker 4: everyone who enters Washington, d C, for the most part,
Speaker 4: ninety nine point nine percent of them become corrupted. It
Speaker 4: is it's almost impossible to actually achieve for good in DC.
Speaker 4: So we've got to try to replicate that, but do
Speaker 4: that outside of DC and all of the fifty states
Speaker 4: through coalition building and finding each other based on common
Speaker 4: principles and common values.
Speaker 5: And frankly, I mean there are.
Speaker 4: Crazies on the right and crazies on the left, but
Speaker 4: rex most Americans, Democrat or Republican, are pretty similar. Similar like,
Speaker 4: we kind of just want to be left alone. We
Speaker 4: would like to have a decent economy with a little
Speaker 4: bit of predictability. We would like to be able to
Speaker 4: pursue happiness and not face the prospect of our sons
Speaker 4: and daughters being sent to some god forsaken war, being
Speaker 4: shot up with some poison technology and just go about
Speaker 4: our business.
Speaker 5: And I think that's.
Speaker 4: Where we need to start. We need to start there
Speaker 4: and then build out.
Speaker 5: But we have, you know, we have a quite a
Speaker 5: battle ahead of us.
Speaker 2: I think phenomenal points. Where can people find you?
Speaker 5: Thank you so much so.
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