Speaker 1: This is gain of function research. That's what they are
Speaker 1: involved in. This is what they're proud of doing it.
Speaker 1: And you know when they get caught, they just either
Speaker 1: lie or get issued a pardon or both and it's
Speaker 1: all good. And you're like, Rex, shut up, you're twenty three,
Speaker 1: you're bald, you're retarded. You don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: Bill Gates must be a scientist or a PhD. He
Speaker 1: must like run a college or something. Oh oh no, he
Speaker 1: dropped out of college. He's got DARPA connections, Intel connections,
Speaker 1: all of it. He brags about wanting to reduce the
Speaker 1: population of entire continents and wanting to shoot missiles of
Speaker 1: dust into the sun to block our atmosphere. He's just
Speaker 1: like some random supervillain type guy. And people hear that
Speaker 1: and they don't want to believe it because it's too fantastical.
Speaker 1: But I can tell you right now, I think it's
Speaker 1: one of, if not the leading cause of polio in
Speaker 1: Africa is this little gremlins vaccines. Here's the thing. You
Speaker 1: want to say, Black lives matter. You want to care
Speaker 1: about like minorities and people just around the world that oppressed.
Speaker 1: This guy might as well be the grim Reaper. If
Speaker 1: you're a little black boy or a little black girl
Speaker 1: in Africa, this guy might just be like Freddy Krueger
Speaker 1: to you because he comes to your town. Oh, it's
Speaker 1: with the un It's all good. They're gonna give you
Speaker 1: free medicine. They're gonna put this thing up your nose,
Speaker 1: and it's gonna keep you from getting really sick, keep
Speaker 1: you from getting paralyzed. And then their life is over
Speaker 1: there done, they die or they're a cripple, they never
Speaker 1: walk again. Isn't that liberal and loving to the black people.
Speaker 1: Black lives really matter there now, don't they? And you
Speaker 1: know what you might say, that's a cruel thing for
Speaker 1: you to say. How dare you say that? My great grandmother,
Speaker 1: who I knew well, my Gigi, she received polio from
Speaker 1: the vaccine from the I think the nasal thing that
Speaker 1: they gave him back them and it's still a vaccine.
Speaker 1: My great grandmother, That's what happened to her. She spent
Speaker 1: her entire life. She lived into her late eighties, early nineties.
Speaker 1: I believe late eighties she died. She spent her entire
Speaker 1: life from her late teens early twenties up to being
Speaker 1: like a very elder senior citizen in a wheelchair because
Speaker 1: of the poison in the vaccine at that time. And
Speaker 1: if it happened back then and they lied about it,
Speaker 1: it's happening right now and they're lying about it. In
Speaker 1: my opinion, so it's not liberal and loving just because
Speaker 1: he got a fluffy sweater, just because he got different
Speaker 1: color socks, just because he might call you racist and
Speaker 1: say you're not liberal enough because you don't support his
Speaker 1: genocidal policy. You know, he's actually the problem. He's actually
Speaker 1: the person trying to do these things because he thinks
Speaker 1: he has the right to do them. I had another
Speaker 1: thing got lost here here it is look at this
Speaker 1: is in this liberal just in for the first time,
Speaker 1: AI has designed complete viral genomes, producing sixteen functional viruses
Speaker 1: that infect bacteria impose no threat to people. Okay, well,
Speaker 1: do we believe that? Do we believe that they cause
Speaker 1: no threat to people? Do we believe they don't make
Speaker 1: people sick just because they say so? Oh, the computer
Speaker 1: say it's okay, the computer say it's all right, the
Speaker 1: computer says we're going to die. But that's liberal, and
Speaker 1: I just I don't understand how people can believe it
Speaker 1: let's go ahead and go into clip number fifteen. Steven
Speaker 1: A doesn't believe it anymore, but he should.
Speaker 2: Be embarrassed for the self adulation that he engaged in.
Speaker 2: You damn right, I do, because some of the things
Speaker 2: that he was telling us to do was inconsistent with science.
Speaker 2: But he was telling us it was science that lets
Speaker 2: him making the decisions.
Speaker 3: That he made.
Speaker 4: Masking six feet distancing the closing of his businesses coursing
Speaker 4: business is to.
Speaker 2: Push those mandates upon people like me and others because
Speaker 2: I took the vaccine, and I took.
Speaker 4: A booster, and I wore a mask, and we were told, hey,
Speaker 4: you ain't gonna get COVID if you do that, and
Speaker 4: I got COVID, and damn it, it almost killed me.
Speaker 4: Going into twenty twenty two, women in the hospital ninety
Speaker 4: minutes before the ball is about to drop, and the
Speaker 4: doctor says, we've been.
Speaker 2: At this for three plus weeks. You got doubled them
Speaker 2: on you. You look really bad if this antibiotic and
Speaker 2: this steroid does not work, mister Smith, I'm sorry, we're
Speaker 2: gonna have to call your family. Looks that bad, but
Speaker 2: we should know in three hours and through the grace
Speaker 2: of God. Three hours later, I felt better after they
Speaker 2: gave me that steroid and that antibiotic. But those were
Speaker 2: the longest three hours of my life because I thought
Speaker 2: it was over, and I remember I had I had
Speaker 2: done exactly what doctor Anthony Fauci was imploring us all
Speaker 2: to do.
Speaker 1: It's actually really powerful stuff right there. And what he's
Speaker 1: talking about with the steroid and antibiotic. I watched that
Speaker 1: heal my grandparents of the delta variate combined with ivermectin
Speaker 1: because that's what the doctor gave them. Right, the doctors
Speaker 1: that weren't listening to doctor Anthony Fauci and the lies
Speaker 1: coming out of our CDC and ANH Right, the people
Speaker 1: actually cared about their patient, people that are willing to
Speaker 1: treat them. During that time, it was really it was
Speaker 1: a completely different era.
Speaker 3: You think back.
Speaker 1: He was really hellish conditions we were under. We're under
Speaker 1: the boot of these people, under the boot of big Pharma.
Speaker 1: And you know, my co host Tim Tompkins in the
Speaker 1: Gray Area. Go ahead and pull up Gray Area on YouTube, guys,
Speaker 1: if you could please follow us there. I'm live every
Speaker 1: Thursday every Sunday, also doing morning show New American Journal,
Speaker 1: but Gray area. Tim is from New York and that's
Speaker 1: what woke Tim up as he realized they were lying
Speaker 1: about COVID. They were lying to them, and Tim took
Speaker 1: the vaccine. And he's aware now he's awake. Now he's
Speaker 1: seen the truth about what the monsters like doctor Anthony
Speaker 1: Fouci and others have done. And he's mad that he
Speaker 1: wasn't given inform consent, that he was lied to about COVID, right,
Speaker 1: because he was told, you know, you're gonna kill Graham off,
Speaker 1: you know, take this, And ultimately he couldn't go to
Speaker 1: school unless he took it. Now you can say, oh,
Speaker 1: you should have known him better, whatever, Well you're not him.
Speaker 1: You know, he wanted to be an engineer. I want
Speaker 1: to go to a greade school. He had the opportunity,
Speaker 1: but he gotta take the shot. And taking the shot
Speaker 1: is libro. Taking this show. God is liberal. It protects Grandma.
Speaker 1: You're a good person if you take it. Tons of
Speaker 1: people fell for it. Look at stephen A. Look how
Speaker 1: angry stephen A is. And here's the thing this is
Speaker 1: going to be. It already is the mainstream opinion, right,
Speaker 1: but this is going to be like incontrovertible this is
Speaker 1: just gonna be fact. Within five years, people will demand
Speaker 1: justice for this because more people will continue to die.
Speaker 1: That is the reality. And steven A, it sounded like
Speaker 1: to me, sounded like he got it, like the vaccine
Speaker 1: didn't protect him. It sounds like it didn't work out
Speaker 1: so well for him. Sounds like doctor Anthony Fauci lied
Speaker 1: from the very start about every single piece of this,
Speaker 1: from the origin of the virus, to the origin of
Speaker 1: the vaccine, to the effect of the vaccine. And ultimately
Speaker 1: millions of Americans like steven A, because of this issue,
Speaker 1: they're aware now of government corruption to the extent of
Speaker 1: they'll kill American citizens to make profit. That's literally what
Speaker 1: all this is. They wanted to sell you a cure
Speaker 1: to something, and they wanted to make you sicker in
Speaker 1: order to just it. That's why I sent sick people
Speaker 1: to the nursing homes. That's why I told you, don't
Speaker 1: go outside, don't get vitamin D, don't be healthy, don't interact,
Speaker 1: stay inside. Think about people that lost money gambling. Everything horrible.
Speaker 1: It happened in that time period, especially around twenty twenty
Speaker 1: to twenty twenty three, Right, that's not fair to do
Speaker 1: to people. That's not loving, that's not a free society.
Speaker 1: You don't get to treat people like slaves. And people
Speaker 1: are realizing now that they were treated like slaves. And
Speaker 1: people don't like being treated like slaves, especially not when
Speaker 1: it comes to their body. You know, you know, my body,
Speaker 1: my choice. You know, the pro choice slogan, the classic
Speaker 1: you know, and I pro life. I disavow that one
Speaker 1: hundred percent, but you know, my body, my choice. Well,
Speaker 1: how about that for the vaccine? How about that for
Speaker 1: the vaccine? Hold on a minute, Hold on a minute.
Speaker 1: Can we apply that principle equally because all these people
Speaker 1: they say that all the time, all the liberal loving
Speaker 1: people that push these death jabs on us, right, they
Speaker 1: say at twenty four to seven, you know they can
Speaker 1: they I agree with that, my body, my choice, with
Speaker 1: the with the mask, oh no, they put the mask on.
Speaker 1: They pointed at people in grocery stores, don't put your
Speaker 1: mask on, putting your mask on. I had some fat
Speaker 1: Mexican lady tell me to put a mask on in
Speaker 1: like twenty twenty two, and I was at the it
Speaker 1: was either the Walgreens or the CBS on South Lamar
Speaker 1: and I just laughed at her I said, you have diabetes,
Speaker 1: and I made she did, she'd know what to say.
Speaker 1: She's got kind of people go like smokes start shooting
Speaker 1: out of their ears, and like the clerk or the
Speaker 1: class like you go to put a man like I'm shopping,
Speaker 1: Like what are you gonna make me put a mask on?
Speaker 1: You're gonna call the police? No, but mind your own business.
Speaker 1: Then I'm doing my work. I'm here to get whatever.
Speaker 1: So you just had to be free, and you really
Speaker 1: had to live in a place like here where it
Speaker 1: wasn't truly draconian. It just everyone was empty where you
Speaker 1: had to exercise that that self actualization as a citizen
Speaker 1: to be like I'm not putting up with this, I'm
Speaker 1: not tolerating this. But in a lot of places, especially
Speaker 1: in the North, a lot of people didn't have that opportunity.
Speaker 1: And I think a lot of us that were lucky
Speaker 1: enough to live in the South and live in places
Speaker 1: that were more conservative, more red and were free, I
Speaker 1: think a lot of us. You know, sometimes we denigrate
Speaker 1: people that have received the shot, and I'm really against
Speaker 1: that because you have to understand this is just one
Speaker 1: of dozens, hundreds, thousands of societal programs that get run
Speaker 1: on us, to propagandize us, to control us, to confuse us,
Speaker 1: to make us sicker, to make us die more. Because
Speaker 1: the goal, ultimately, as Michael John said, is depopulation, and
Speaker 1: that's what all this is about. People are expensive. We'll
Speaker 1: have data centers and robots who won't have any of
Speaker 1: these problems. You know, maybe we have COVID twenty five
Speaker 1: and maybe it wipes everyone out except for the elites.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's a wonderful liberal thing. You know, if they
Speaker 1: can convince you that it's liberal and loving for Bill
Speaker 1: Gates to give black people polio in Africa and be
Speaker 1: like one of the leading causes of it. They can
Speaker 1: convince you of that hashtag black Lives matter, hashtag Bill Gates,
Speaker 1: he really truly believes that gives them polio, Then they
Speaker 1: can convince you to believe in Uh oh, well, I'll
Speaker 1: take another vaccine that'll give me a cancer. I'll take
Speaker 1: another injection that'll put chemicals from big farm in my body.
Speaker 1: They'll keep doing this to you. They'll keep doing it
Speaker 1: to you over and over and over again. I don't
Speaker 1: think the American people are going to put up with
Speaker 1: it much longer. I want to go ahead and play
Speaker 1: clip number seventeen, which is just a funny, not true,
Speaker 1: but funny statement from Trump. As illegal aliens go home,
Speaker 1: the cost of rent is coming down very fast.
Speaker 5: And as illegal aliens go home, the cost of rent,
Speaker 5: groceries and other staples is coming down very fast. Our
Speaker 5: costs of coming way down.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: They talk about affordability. I took over the country the
Speaker 5: prices with through the roof. In my first day, the
Speaker 5: press said, what are you going to do about affordability?
Speaker 5: It was a word they devised, affordability. They never used
Speaker 5: that word before.
Speaker 1: Uh, I don't know if that's true.
Speaker 3: Unk.
Speaker 1: This is one of those things like they can convince
Speaker 1: you to believe that inflation is good and housing bride
Speaker 1: this is going up as good. If they can convince
Speaker 1: you of that, it's pretty it's pretty much game over.
Speaker 1: No no one buys it, No one believes that. Of course,
Speaker 1: you could say marginally in some communities, maybe that's true.
Speaker 1: What about the people that have a H one B
Speaker 1: visa and they bought homes with thirty year mortgages back
Speaker 1: in like twenty twenty two, twenty twenty three, when it
Speaker 1: was like two three four percent interest? What about that.
Speaker 1: Oh no, We're going to bring six hundred thousand Chinese
Speaker 1: immigrants and that's going to fix the problem. Let's go
Speaker 1: ahead and play another delusional statement from a GOP leader
Speaker 1: Clip number thirteen, Mike Johnson.
Speaker 3: Record of success.
Speaker 6: The reason that your taxes are lower than they've ever been,
Speaker 6: the reason you had more money in your pocket you
Speaker 6: didn't have to send it to Washington is because you elect.
Speaker 1: Your Republican The reason your gas prices are higher and
Speaker 1: because the vibilizer cost is higher is because of decisions
Speaker 1: made by this administration.
Speaker 6: Well, you can say it that way, or you can
Speaker 6: say that we took the head off the snake and
Speaker 6: we prevented the largest state sponsor of terrorism from having
Speaker 6: a nuclear weapon, which they were dangerously close to doing.
Speaker 6: I think most Americans understand that was an important priority.
Speaker 6: Now we do need to get that settled down. I
Speaker 6: think we're in the process of doing that right now.
Speaker 6: We need gas prices to stay down to Planet Earth,
Speaker 6: of course, and I think we'll do that. But overall,
Speaker 6: the conditions were put in place. Scott Vessant, Treasury Sectory,
Speaker 6: summarized it pretty well. At the end of last year.
Speaker 6: He said twenty twenty five was like setting the table,
Speaker 6: said twenty twenty six will be the feast and the
Speaker 6: banquet in the economy for hard work and Americans. And
Speaker 6: we did that in our legislation. We put the conditions
Speaker 6: in place, and the first quarter of the economy was
Speaker 6: going to take off like a rocket. And then we
Speaker 6: got into this skirmish with Iran.
Speaker 3: Okay, so.
Speaker 6: A skirmish war, whatever you want to call it, good bits,
Speaker 6: it's a serious situation. I think we're getting close to
Speaker 6: resolution as we sit here today. There's big developments.
Speaker 1: I mean, listen, all right, So there's been big development
Speaker 1: since the end of the thirty nine Day War and
Speaker 1: the period of the MoU Right. And what he's saying
Speaker 1: there is, oh, things were great. Yeah, you had a
Speaker 1: good platform, and then the skirmish happened. You can't acknowledge
Speaker 1: it's to war. Trump has called it excursion, detour. Other
Speaker 1: terms have been involved, but skirmish now is a new
Speaker 1: one from Mike Johnson. We spend one hundred billion dollars
Speaker 1: on a skirmish and they won't give you a wall,
Speaker 1: they won't give you mass deportations, they won't give you
Speaker 1: a tax credit to homeschool your kid, you know, wouldn't
Speaker 1: that bitch is skirmish. It's not a big problem. We
Speaker 1: could probably do. Like when I hear skirmish, I'm like, okay,
Speaker 1: Like a skirmish is something they could probably do, like
Speaker 1: ten of right, Well, if we could just spend a
Speaker 1: trillion dollars, we'd part that money out. It's way more
Speaker 1: than a trillion times ten. By the way, it's like
Speaker 1: one hundred and thirteen billion price tag for the thirty
Speaker 1: nine day period of the war, and that doesn't take
Speaker 1: into account basis. Blah blah blah blah. If we could
Speaker 1: do that, can't we just spend a trillion dollars on
Speaker 1: the American people? Can't we just do kind of like
Speaker 1: a little bit of everything they want? Oh no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: we can't do that because even though we'd still steal
Speaker 1: most of the money, we can't steal all of it.
Speaker 1: And the quickest way for us to steal all of
Speaker 1: it is to get the US to inflate his defense
Speaker 1: budget even higher, to buy more weapons that won't be
Speaker 1: ready for a decade and don't even work. Liberal you know,
Speaker 1: we get the vaccines that cause the real serious problems
Speaker 1: in the development. Just for everybody. We get the mRNA
Speaker 1: self replicating technology which destroys your body and self replicates
Speaker 1: the spike protein myocarditis, all these other things on record,
Speaker 1: all these people who look at the insurance actuaries, as
Speaker 1: my dad always says, and that's where the truth really is.
Speaker 1: You know, that's just one of the things that we
Speaker 1: got cooking for you. And after that, we got a
Speaker 1: war for you, and after that we got taxes for you.
Speaker 1: We can't ever spend that trillion dollars here at home.
Speaker 1: We got all these things to run against you. They're
Speaker 1: very expensive, and once you start to look at it
Speaker 1: from that lens, that perspective, it'll all begin to make
Speaker 1: a bit of sense, because they spend money on things
Speaker 1: that are very important to them and their agenda, just
Speaker 1: not you and yours. And the signaling, the voting, the
Speaker 1: thing that we got with Trump. I think prior to that,
Speaker 1: all the elections that i'd seen, which is just Obama
Speaker 1: Romney that I paid really close attention to. But in
Speaker 1: that I really saw two men that didn't have real positions.
Speaker 1: I saw two men's as they just wore the state
Speaker 1: and one side represented one faction, the other side represent
Speaker 1: to another. That's what fascinated me so much about twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen is I didn't get that same energy from Trump.
Speaker 1: I think he was genuine and real, and that's why
Speaker 1: I think he lost money. I think that's why the
Speaker 1: Russia Gate stuff happened. And you can watch it. It's
Speaker 1: like how you break a horse. You keep it walking
Speaker 1: over and over and over and over and over again
Speaker 1: until it doesn't want to throw this saddle and bridle
Speaker 1: off anymore. That's what happened to him, in my opinion.
Speaker 1: You could say, as Robert Barnes says, frontal lobe dementia.
Speaker 1: You could say grandiose narcissism. You could say, just like
Speaker 1: the delusions of grandeur rockstar syndrome. I think it goes
Speaker 1: a little deeper than that. I think it has to
Speaker 1: because someone around him has had to tell him to stop.
Speaker 1: Look that that's Israel Lobby right there, and you're like,
Speaker 1: he laid down. He can't fight against Ron. His goose
Speaker 1: is cooked. He's a lame duck president already almost two
Speaker 1: years into his first term, or not first term.
Speaker 3: Second term.
Speaker 1: So like that's that's not the position of strength we
Speaker 1: thought we were going to be in in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: coming into twenty twenty six and twenty twenty eight. And
Speaker 1: it's really unfair to us, the voters, to have that
Speaker 1: lame duck dead to warst president, which is just Donald
Speaker 1: Trump at this point, to have that guy tell us
Speaker 1: that we're bad and we're the problem in the party,
Speaker 1: that we have to align more with his values.
Speaker 3: What do you say?
Speaker 1: I am maga. Maga means whatever I say, it means. Well,
Speaker 1: if it means whatever you say, it means that's subjective.
Speaker 1: It means nothing because your values are subjective. One day
Speaker 1: you say you're the peace president. The next day you're
Speaker 1: a circle jerking with Mark lement so In doing total
Speaker 1: war on his behalf on Lindsay Graham's behalf on that
Speaker 1: Yahu's behalf on just the behalf of the entire Israel lobby, right,
Speaker 1: And the next day you're saying you're this fierce independent
Speaker 1: peace president leader that's not really going to fly with
Speaker 1: the American people much longer. So I don't know, I
Speaker 1: just think that's where we are. I think it's just
Speaker 1: very unfortunate that he couldn't realize the reality he had. Yeah,
Speaker 1: thank you Trump FU two. Yeah, serious. I can't say
Speaker 1: that word on this show, but I've said on the
Speaker 1: morning show New American Journal the crew, oh man, all right,
Speaker 1: you got me good?
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 1: You threw up the hillbilly image of the caller last time,
Speaker 1: and y'all just got me with unk. Y'all completely discombobulated me. There.
Speaker 1: You hit me with the thing they used on the Venezuelans.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and play clip number twelve. President Trump
Speaker 1: on Iran.
Speaker 3: What makes you think this will be different? Because they
Speaker 3: tend to never It may be, it may not be.
Speaker 3: I think that the thread of this, I mean, we
Speaker 3: were this was more than a threat.
Speaker 5: We were ready to go. And you know in life,
Speaker 5: they know when you're ready to go and when you're
Speaker 5: just bluffing.
Speaker 3: Now, we were ready to go, and we are ready
Speaker 3: to go.
Speaker 1: We have to do this, liar, he's got seven deuce
Speaker 1: off suit overhead shot. Please Trump, heg Seth clashed at
Speaker 1: Camp David over iron missile depletion concerns. Listen to this
Speaker 1: Trump and heg Seth clash at Camp David. The President
Speaker 1: Potato Donald Trump's frustration over the Iran We're boiled over
Speaker 1: at Camp David. Where you demanded answers from Hegseth and
Speaker 1: why it apparently misled Trump on shortages that now threatened
Speaker 1: to limit military options with Iran. All right, so this
Speaker 1: just shows that we are in idiocracy already. It's on
Speaker 1: the record that we're out of defense interception munitions. We
Speaker 1: still have a little bit of precision strike, but these
Speaker 1: missiles are gone because we've fought a four year war
Speaker 1: by proxy with Ukraine on Russia. And what as Zelenski said, Oh,
Speaker 1: I need hundred a patriot, I need a patriot missile.
Speaker 1: We only have like, I think seven hundred left. How
Speaker 1: many do we make? I think it's like eight hundred
Speaker 1: a year or something like that. We're not going to
Speaker 1: replenish fully until like twenty twenty eight, twenty thirty one.
Speaker 1: It's not feasible. It's not rational. They can make thousands
Speaker 1: of drones, thousands of missiles a week. It's it's not
Speaker 1: even rational. So I'm gonna keep reading this. The encounter
Speaker 1: took place on the sidelines of his cabinet meeting, where
Speaker 1: Trump vinedat Hegseth that he thought munitions issue had been fixed.
Speaker 1: You can't fix it. You can't pull them out of
Speaker 1: your ass. It doesn't work that way. Like sere an
Speaker 1: eighth grader. If you made then the president and you said,
Speaker 1: we don't have enough missiles to keep bombing these people,
Speaker 1: what do you want to do? And eighth grader would
Speaker 1: understand the issue. Had the issue hadn't been fixed. You
Speaker 1: can't generate more missiles. Trump thinks it's like a video
Speaker 1: game where you buy gyms or something and you speed
Speaker 1: up the timer. According to both people familiar with the conversation,
Speaker 1: the shortages, particularly in long range of guided missiles and
Speaker 1: air defense interceptors, have been part of the reason Trump
Speaker 1: has pulled back from launching additional massive strikes against Iran
Speaker 1: in recent days. They can't do it. They can't sustain it.
Speaker 1: There's no amount of bombing that they can do that
Speaker 1: will exceed what they did in the initial thirty nine
Speaker 1: day period of the war. They can pretend like there
Speaker 1: is They can pretend like they have some miraculous target.
Speaker 1: If you look at the range of things like the
Speaker 1: attack them, if you look at the range of things
Speaker 1: like the JAZZM, they're not able to hit all the
Speaker 1: way inside the country very deeply, all right. They have
Speaker 1: limited options. Anything they do has to really be done
Speaker 1: by plane, and if it's done by a plane, they're
Speaker 1: vulnerable to Iranian air defense and they can't get hit
Speaker 1: by any of it, because they said the Iranians didn't
Speaker 1: have any. So we've lost over forty air since this
Speaker 1: war started. We've lost all our critical radar infrastructure in
Speaker 1: the Gulf, have lost I think at least ten systems
Speaker 1: in between three hundred and six hundred. I think it's
Speaker 1: a million dollars close to a billion dollars each one
Speaker 1: of these things. We've lost our soldiers, lost our troops
Speaker 1: and bases that Hegsath lied about and said that we're
Speaker 1: defensible that were never defended. We've basically we've lost the
Speaker 1: Middle East over this a completely unforced air a war
Speaker 1: of choice. That's what happens when you blow up the
Speaker 1: elementary school and kill their equivalent of the pope on
Speaker 1: day one. It just makes no sense. Why would you
Speaker 1: do it? The strait was open, Why would you do it?
Speaker 1: We weren't at war.
Speaker 3: Why would you do it?
Speaker 1: Because they don't care. They don't care about you or me.
Speaker 1: They think that they can win because our interests aren't
Speaker 1: the same. But we're Americans, we want this to stop.
Speaker 1: I have Jose Vega from the time he was sixteen
Speaker 1: and help organize concerts, youth courses and science programs. Were
Speaker 1: young people who, in the ages of twelve to eighteen
Speaker 1: were taught the ideas of Johannes Kepler, Albert Einstein, and
Speaker 1: Bernard Ryman. Since then, Jose has intervened against a number
Speaker 1: of political figures your faces really for your man on
Speaker 1: the street action, as well economists and think tank leaders
Speaker 1: such as AOC, Mike Pompeo, Kamala Harris, Richie Torres, Hakeem Jeffries,
Speaker 1: and the editors of the New York Times, Reuters and
Speaker 1: the Washington Post. Quite the rap sheet you know. Jose
Speaker 1: ran against Richie Torres in the twenty twenty four election
Speaker 1: as an independent candidate in New York just fifteen. He
Speaker 1: is running again to bring it into the two party
Speaker 1: system in the US, which has brought us nothing but
Speaker 1: forever wars and financial bailouts. Jose was raised in the
Speaker 1: South Bronx and believes that true change can come from
Speaker 1: people realizing the better traditions of the US Republic. Jose,
Speaker 1: welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: Thank you for having me, Alex. What a great I'm sorry, Rex.
Speaker 1: Here, here's a thing. Here's a thing. I was hosting
Speaker 1: the Alex Jones show last week. It is my middle name, right,
Speaker 1: it is literally my middle name is Alexander. So you
Speaker 1: didn't even get it wrong technically, but go ahead.
Speaker 3: All right, good, great, no, well, just thank you. It's
Speaker 3: a great, great introduction. Where'd you get that from?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I think I think Daria put this together.
Speaker 1: I think the producer put this together.
Speaker 7: Well as you got, you got one great of a
Speaker 7: I hope, yeah, yeah, absolutely no, but yeah, no, it's
Speaker 7: it's yeah, it's it's crazy. What's going on out here
Speaker 7: in New York, what's going on in the world with
Speaker 7: the war, how it's impacting people.
Speaker 3: You know, just one quick thing for people to know.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 7: The the interesting thing about the district that I'm running in,
Speaker 7: it's actually the poorest congressional district in the whole country.
Speaker 7: Like there's parts of Mississippi that don't even have plumbing
Speaker 7: or you know, certain infrastructure that's just basic.
Speaker 3: And somehow this area is poorer than that. Wow.
Speaker 1: So Richie Torres, he's uh, he's got a very lucrative campaign, right,
Speaker 1: He's had a lot of cash infusions from you know,
Speaker 1: various entities. Shall we say, what's going on there?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's interesting, right because you know, you hear these
Speaker 7: stories of politicians who get googobs of money, right, and
Speaker 7: it's like, well, what do you what exactly do you
Speaker 7: do with all that money apart.
Speaker 3: From running for Congress over and over and over again.
Speaker 7: Well, instead of focusing on that, Politico actually put a
Speaker 7: hippie on me, and they were coming at me because
Speaker 7: of the fact that I disclosed at my salary for
Speaker 7: a year is about twenty seven to twenty six to
Speaker 7: twenty seven thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: A year, and that's gross pay.
Speaker 7: That's before I pay my taxes which go and kill
Speaker 7: children in Gaza or are now funding Pete Hegsett's wild fantasies.
Speaker 3: But you know, so Politico puts out this hit piece on.
Speaker 7: Me, saying I might be too poor to run for Congress,
Speaker 7: and then I shouldn't even be paying myself while I'm
Speaker 7: running for Congress. Meanwhile, what we've uncovered is that Richie
Speaker 7: Torres is taking all this blood money from APAC. That
Speaker 7: was known already, but we actually figured out how the
Speaker 7: consultant class corruption works. What he is doing is he's
Speaker 7: giving his money that comes to his campaign, that's APAC money,
Speaker 7: Wall Street money, blood money, and he's giving it to
Speaker 7: his financial director, this guy named Jeff Laravi, who then
Speaker 7: is using that money to pay himself with his own
Speaker 7: consulting group, and then he's paying his husband through another
Speaker 7: consulting group that his husband owns, and then they're paying
Speaker 7: each other because they both code own another consulting group
Speaker 7: called Ramble Group LLC, where they're both co owners of.
Speaker 7: So this money is just going into their hands. And
Speaker 7: not only that, they are billing the Torres campaign, they're
Speaker 7: billing Equality Pack and they're consulting groups about fifteen thousand
Speaker 7: dollars a month for rent Okay for a two million
Speaker 7: dollar home in Washington, DC and they own four homes
Speaker 7: in Washington.
Speaker 1: I want to get into this because people will say, Rex,
Speaker 1: you're talking to Jose. Jose's running in District fifteen, Like
Speaker 1: why are you talking? You're in Texas, right, Richie Torres
Speaker 1: is one of these swamp creatures, right, This guy is
Speaker 1: like high on the list. This guy has taking tons
Speaker 1: of blood money. You've confronted him in person. He's completely
Speaker 1: like vacant robot, just wants to support genocide and get
Speaker 1: the check, get into why he's important to know about,
Speaker 1: just as one of these other, you know, swamp creatures
Speaker 1: like Mike Pompeo were like a Hakeem Jefferies.
Speaker 3: So this guy is like bought and paid for by Israel.
Speaker 7: And you can say that about most congressmen, but this guy, specifically,
Speaker 7: before he was in Congress, when he was in the
Speaker 7: City Council of New York City, Israel was flying him
Speaker 7: out to Tel Aviv.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a video of me.
Speaker 7: Confronting him, telling him that everybody hates him, but I
Speaker 7: was confronting him in over the fact that he was
Speaker 7: getting trips paid to Israel and Tel Aviv, the fact
Speaker 7: that he was meeting with people like Joav Galant here
Speaker 7: in the district. By the way, he brought Yoav Galant,
Speaker 7: one of the worst Israeli war criminals.
Speaker 3: To the Bronx.
Speaker 7: And it's the fact that the people of the Bronx
Speaker 7: demand that they they want somebody who's actually going to
Speaker 7: listen to them because again, their this situation is so
Speaker 7: bad that the majority of the people that are living
Speaker 7: in the South Bronx are living underneath the poverty line.
Speaker 7: And this guy, he talks about Israel three hundred percent
Speaker 7: more times. This is something that a calculation or real
Speaker 7: calculation that we did. He says the word Israel three
Speaker 7: hundred percent more times in the Congress than he talks
Speaker 7: about the Bronx. Then he talks about his own district,
Speaker 7: and he talks about the United States. And this guy
Speaker 7: is completely disgusting. Not only that he's the top fundraiser
Speaker 7: for the Democratic Party right now, the Democratic Party is collapsing,
Speaker 7: it's got a whole bunch of debt. Richie Torres is
Speaker 7: one of their saving graces right now. So we go
Speaker 7: after him, you go after the whole establishment basically, because that's.
Speaker 3: What he represents.
Speaker 1: He's a lynch packs figure exactly.
Speaker 7: He's very pivotal to like he's not just some nobody
Speaker 7: congressman who just kind of gets by, like he is
Speaker 7: like moving and shaking things in the Congress, and he
Speaker 7: is sort of like the go between for all of
Speaker 7: this dirty money.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 7: And he's important for the that's a good picture, but
Speaker 7: for the connection between Israel and the United States.
Speaker 1: And it's bizarre and so that we have this fifty
Speaker 1: first state, thousands and thousands of miles away, and that's
Speaker 1: really who he represents. And I think he's pretty open
Speaker 1: about that too. So I think if more people hear
Speaker 1: about this and understand we have an American somebody that
Speaker 1: I've heard you quote the Constitution at great length hose
Speaker 1: versus somebody that's ultimately spiritually I think he identifies as
Speaker 1: being from Tel Aviv and representing those people over there.
Speaker 3: What do you think, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 7: You know, he's you know, he's always comes to these
Speaker 7: pro Israel events. He's always brought in as like, you know,
Speaker 7: our guy on the inside, right, he's used as a
Speaker 7: useful idiot basically to continue to propagate war and genocide.
Speaker 7: In fact, he's not an apologist for war. He's an
Speaker 7: advocate for war and genocide. In fact, it goes beyond
Speaker 7: Israel too. It's not just Israel that he supports. He
Speaker 7: was one of the early people saying we need to
Speaker 7: give money to neo Nazis in Ukraine. Oh no, yeah,
Speaker 7: he was saying that we need to start war with
Speaker 7: over Taiwan, with China, that we need to bomb Ron.
Speaker 7: He said, no one should shed a tear for the
Speaker 7: fact that we just killed the Ayatola. You know, and
Speaker 7: it's kind of wild, right that the people in this
Speaker 7: district who I speak to don't want war, and yet
Speaker 7: Richie Torres.
Speaker 3: Is like the number one cheerleader for it.
Speaker 7: You know, this guy is like one of the absolute
Speaker 7: worst congressman when it comes to foreign policy altogether.
Speaker 1: But he's a great example of that. They all go
Speaker 1: where the money is, and he's very clearly it's like
Speaker 1: you say, you're talking about like four houses, talking about
Speaker 1: various LLCs sounds like to me speculating shell corporations and
Speaker 1: various things that shouldn't be the intent of getting into politics.
Speaker 1: I know that you're upset, just as I am, to
Speaker 1: see our country degraded and destroyed, and that you actually
Speaker 1: want a better future. So how do you compare contrast
Speaker 1: your values as to his. Does he have values?
Speaker 7: He has no values. His values are whoever's paying him
Speaker 7: the most money. You know, we have this funny saying
Speaker 7: here about Richie Torres, like, Okay, maybe he can't be bought,
Speaker 7: but he can be rented.
Speaker 3: And the thing about him is that he's going to
Speaker 3: listen to whoever has the.
Speaker 7: Biggest check, whoever has the biggest pocketbook, whoever has the
Speaker 7: most money to give to him. That's who he's going
Speaker 7: to listen to.
Speaker 3: And if you are poor, you.
Speaker 7: Cannot afford his time, you cannot afford his attention. Not
Speaker 7: only that he detests poverty, He's one of these people that.
Speaker 3: Came from it.
Speaker 7: He grew up in a project in poverty and as
Speaker 7: a result, though, he's learned to detest it, reject it,
Speaker 7: and wants nothing to do with anyone who's in it,
Speaker 7: and that includes the people of his district. As a result, though,
Speaker 7: what we are doing here in the Bronx compared to
Speaker 7: this dude, is we are exposing the fact that this
Speaker 7: guy is making his friends millionaires. You know, this is
Speaker 7: actually kind of a breaking story that mel had exposed
Speaker 7: to the fact that he's yeah, well, it's the fact
Speaker 7: that he's like, you know, making his friends super rich,
Speaker 7: and the fact that he's got fifteen million dollars in
Speaker 7: his bank account, which is what are his campaign bank account,
Speaker 7: which is what he's using to stay in power.
Speaker 3: He's also giving that to.
Speaker 7: Other elected officials, lower level elected officials. So for example,
Speaker 7: he's giving a couple thousand to the state assemblymen in
Speaker 7: the area, the city councilmen in the area, to the
Speaker 7: state senators in the area so that they'll continue to
Speaker 7: support him and endorse him. And the problem is, here's
Speaker 7: the problem. None of this is hidden from the public.
Speaker 7: Like you can go find this. You can go to
Speaker 7: the FEC website and you can type in who's getting
Speaker 7: the money. The question is who's going to enforce it,
Speaker 7: who's actually going to hold up the law right because
Speaker 7: what I have come to discover, especially in the last decade,
Speaker 7: is that the law is meaningless unless people are prepared
Speaker 7: to actually put it into action and uphold justice, you know,
Speaker 7: because justice isn't going to come from above. You know,
Speaker 7: the Trump administration right now is completely co opted. So
Speaker 7: who's actually going to bring that justice? And I'm thinking
Speaker 7: it has to come from the citizenry. It has to
Speaker 7: come from ordinary people like ourselves. You know, I don't
Speaker 7: come from some political dynasty. I don't come from you know,
Speaker 7: like my mom's not a film director.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: That's that's let me get into it.
Speaker 1: Well, let me let me, let me, let me boil
Speaker 1: this down. This is why everyone needs to know, is
Speaker 1: because when you see somebody like this, it's advocating for
Speaker 1: taking money for propping up genocide in war crimes and
Speaker 1: ultimately destroying our country and the interest to a foreign power,
Speaker 1: you know, prioritizing them instead of us. When you're on
Speaker 1: the street and you see that person, no violent action ever,
Speaker 1: We're peaceful people, never advocating anything like that. But you say, hey,
Speaker 1: why do you support genocide? Why are you killing little
Speaker 1: kids in Gossa? And when everyone says that to you,
Speaker 1: when the person you're getting DoorDash says that to you,
Speaker 1: person that you drop your kids off at school says
Speaker 1: that to you, you know, like it's people will do
Speaker 1: that because that's where we're getting. When there's a global
Speaker 1: depression that's already happening because of all this stuff, it's
Speaker 1: going to become unacceptable to have these positions, to be
Speaker 1: somebody that supported war crimes. I mean you're saying he
Speaker 1: was happy about the Aetola being killed.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah yeah he uh he After the Ayatola
Speaker 7: was killed, he put out a tweet that was like,
Speaker 7: no one should shed a tear for the Ayatola. He
Speaker 7: was this, he was that, he was all kinds of
Speaker 7: awful things, you know, And of course he has to
Speaker 7: do that Democrat thing where they have to be anti Trump, right,
Speaker 7: you know, and he has to pretend to be against
Speaker 7: the Trump's actions even though he was just celebrating the
Speaker 7: fact that the Ayahtola died and his Israeli handlers told
Speaker 7: him to be completely happy and optimistic about it.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 7: But yeah, this guy is just completely bought and disgusting.
Speaker 7: I mean, he's one of U Ben Gavier's cheerleaders.
Speaker 3: You know, he's a big thing. No, no, I'm not kidding.
Speaker 1: We we cover ben Gavier a lot on the network.
Speaker 1: My dad calls him like the vampire teeth if that's
Speaker 1: his nickname for him. Go ahead and read this in
Speaker 1: the audience, if you wouldn't mind.
Speaker 3: I have two This is Richie Toius.
Speaker 7: I have two sets of thoughts, one regarding the Islamic
Speaker 7: Republic of Iran, the other regarding war power. First, the
Speaker 7: Islamic Republican of Iran has been the gravest threat to
Speaker 7: peace and stability in the Middle East. It is a
Speaker 7: murderous oppressor of its own people, the world's leading state
Speaker 7: sponsor of terror, a rogue regime armed with dangerous ballistic missiles,
Speaker 7: and until recently, a threshold nuclear state.
Speaker 1: Whoa WHOA hold on It sounds like he's talking about Israel.
Speaker 1: That's what that's what's so outrageous about all this, right
Speaker 1: is like, there is a nuclear power in the Middle
Speaker 1: East that is destabilizing and funding terrorism right on record,
Speaker 1: and they're not a signatory to the MPT. They don't
Speaker 1: have to deal with nuclear regulation. And the idea that
Speaker 1: Iran when nineteen intelligence agencies said they're not doing it,
Speaker 1: and when two CIA independent assessment said they weren't doing it,
Speaker 1: the idea that the IYA told the guy who banned
Speaker 1: the bomb, killing him was going to somehow prevent their
Speaker 1: nuclear program. I view it all as a self fulfilling prophecy.
Speaker 1: And we got Ben Gavie, I call him Cartman two
Speaker 1: point zero up there on screen right now. Look at
Speaker 1: him right there. He literally says, burn all of Lebanon.
Speaker 1: All of Lebanon must burn. For every one of our
Speaker 1: mothers that weep, a thousand Lebanese mothers must weep. And
Speaker 1: I played the clip. I think it's just like some
Speaker 1: random settler guy or whatever on the last show that
Speaker 1: I did, where the reporter goes, well, how many of
Speaker 1: how many Palestinian lives is a Jewish life worth like
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand? He says no, one million, no ten million,
Speaker 1: And it's just there's no equivocation. You can't do that stuff.
Speaker 1: It's monstrous. It's everyone's equal, we're all human, we're all
Speaker 1: creating the image of God. And to prioritize one group
Speaker 1: over another just because you have more guns and you
Speaker 1: have more political capital. I think the world will come
Speaker 1: to see this really as the new nineteen thirties.
Speaker 7: What do you think, Well, absolutely, I think it's you know,
Speaker 7: Israel likes to end the United States like to say
Speaker 7: we're trying to prevent a theocratic nation from having nuclear weapons.
Speaker 7: There's already a theocratic nation that has nuclear weapons, and
Speaker 7: it's Israel, right. And then when you ask these neocons,
Speaker 7: when you ask these warmongers who are in some kind
Speaker 7: of power, have some authority, or like Ann Applebaum, who
Speaker 7: have some think tank somewhere, who think they're legitimate, they say, well,
Speaker 7: Israel's different because there are.
Speaker 3: Ally Oh yeah, really are they really our ally? Whose? Ally?
Speaker 3: Because they're not my ally? Right?
Speaker 7: You know, I think it's kind of embarrassing actually that
Speaker 7: all the blackmail material that Israel has over the current
Speaker 7: Trump administration is allowing them to get away with whatever
Speaker 7: it is they want and do the fact that we
Speaker 7: were about to do what section two nineteen or in
Speaker 7: the Senate Section twelve seventeen, which was going to merge
Speaker 7: our military intelligence and technology with Israel.
Speaker 1: He wrote it right there. That's the author. He bragged
Speaker 1: about it in a letter. Literally, that's the King of America.
Speaker 7: I wish more people knew that too, that Nan Yahoo
Speaker 7: wrote a letter to a congressman like saying, Oh, I
Speaker 7: want to thank you for a great dinner that we
Speaker 7: were having where we you know, I said that we
Speaker 7: should absolutely do this, and you agreed, and now you're
Speaker 7: putting it in legislation with this section.
Speaker 3: So very good. I approve of this.
Speaker 7: It's like, why do we need BB's a stamp of
Speaker 7: approval before we do anything.
Speaker 3: In regards to you know, how we vote in the
Speaker 3: House of Congress.
Speaker 7: Right, It's completely disgusting, And that's why I'm happy that
Speaker 7: this humiliation ritual of bending the need at Israel it
Speaker 7: has to come to an end, and I think it
Speaker 7: will come to an end. That's what makes me optimistic
Speaker 7: because people are waking up every single day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Trump is very symptomatic. He's very like as Uncle Sam.
Speaker 1: For the country. If Trump is like I'm a virus.
Speaker 1: I'm going inside like he is. It's very obvious, like
Speaker 1: Lady Liberty, Uncle Sam is sick, right, and America sees it.
Speaker 1: And I think now that we're more symptomatic and we're
Speaker 1: going through this pain, I think more people are realizing
Speaker 1: it now. I just think the reality everyone has a
Speaker 1: cell phone, right, so everyone has a cell phone. Everyone
Speaker 1: can look at like literal war crime, like the worst
Speaker 1: footage ever. It scars everyone that sees it, literally all
Speaker 1: of us. We should never have seen this, that we're
Speaker 1: so desensitized, we tolerated. I think people are reaching critical
Speaker 1: mass as to where they don't want to be morally
Speaker 1: lectured somebody that supports that.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's right.
Speaker 7: And I think that right now it's more important than
Speaker 7: ever that people continue to follow independent media wherever it exists,
Speaker 7: like you and this show altogether, our friends, like Due Dissidence,
Speaker 7: Jimmy Door.
Speaker 3: You know, there is a real renaissance.
Speaker 7: I think of real independent media where people are now
Speaker 7: getting their mainstream news. I'll share with you a funny story.
Speaker 7: I was in the hospital about a month and a
Speaker 7: half ago and the doctor treating me, you know, it
Speaker 7: was a pretty private thing that happened to me. But
Speaker 7: the doctor treating me, he goes, yeah, all right, mister Vega,
Speaker 7: you seem to be good. We can discharge you. By
Speaker 7: the way, I didn't finish listening to your podcast episode
Speaker 7: on due Dissidence this morning, and he shows me he
Speaker 7: was listening to me on a program. Now.
Speaker 3: I say that not because of like, oh it's me, No.
Speaker 7: It's because people everyday, people from your doctors to DoorDash
Speaker 7: drivers like you were saying, are becoming aware, are finding
Speaker 7: different outlets, alternative outlets around the country now and are saying,
Speaker 7: you know what, I don't want to fall on the
Speaker 7: mind control anymore of the mainstream media. I'm tired of
Speaker 7: being lectured by people like Joe Scarborough and Rachel Maddow.
Speaker 3: I want the truth. And that's what's happening right now.
Speaker 7: There's a real rebellion happening, and so hopefully one of
Speaker 7: those ways that it can manifest is people helping us
Speaker 7: out too.
Speaker 1: And that's because the establishment is so concentrated with on
Speaker 1: the left and the right of funding supporting this war
Speaker 1: that it exposed is really the two wings of the
Speaker 1: same bird theory, which is the reality of American politics.
Speaker 1: And that's why people say, oh, a two party system,
Speaker 1: the institution, the institution, But how's the institution working out?
Speaker 1: How's that working out for everybody? I think that's the
Speaker 1: key question. So Jose, where can people support you? Where
Speaker 1: can people find you? Go ahead and tell them about
Speaker 1: your website, more about your campaign and where that will
Speaker 1: go should they choose to support you.
Speaker 7: So people can go to vote Vega dot NYC. That's
Speaker 7: my website. People can sign up to do two things.
Speaker 7: They can either donate or volunteer. Both of those things
Speaker 7: are extremely critical to any regional campaign. If people donate,
Speaker 7: what that's going to go towards is mass printing of leaflets, posters,
Speaker 7: and signs, because we are going to expose the fact
Speaker 7: that Richie Torres is using campaign funds to illegally make
Speaker 7: his friends super wealthy, giving them thousands of dollars, and
Speaker 7: the fact.
Speaker 3: That they are paying their own rent on a.
Speaker 7: Two million dollar house with people's money that they are giving,
Speaker 7: but also with blood money as well. It's a conflict
Speaker 7: of interest. It's completely illegal, and in a sane country,
Speaker 7: Richie Torres would be gone. And if people sign up
Speaker 7: to volunteer, they'll be helping us distribute this material. They'll
Speaker 7: be helping us put up the posters. And also if
Speaker 7: people want to help and be a part of possible
Speaker 7: future commercials that we want to put out. We want
Speaker 7: to basically propagate the airwaves here in the Bronx, completely
Speaker 7: shutting out Richie Torres, completely painting him as the monster
Speaker 7: that he actually is. And the other thing too, is
Speaker 7: we want to turn people into inter mention. Is you
Speaker 7: see me getting dragged out of an event right there? Right?
Speaker 3: We want to do it. We want to turn people
Speaker 3: into that. We want people to get active.
Speaker 1: You know, right, No, it's it's it's not violent, it's peaceful.
Speaker 1: You're exercising your first Amendment right, that's your god given right.
Speaker 1: The state doesn't have any right to control what you say.
Speaker 1: You're not making a threat, you're not slandering anybody. It's
Speaker 1: literally the truth. It's not defamation if it's true, Like
Speaker 1: literally there were criminals on the record bombing a little
Speaker 1: girls school, and like you need to go to a
Speaker 1: city council meeting or like a congressional meeting or whatever
Speaker 1: and tell people that peacefully, politically, non violent.
Speaker 7: Ablutely no, you have you have a responsibility to use
Speaker 7: your first Amendment right. You have to use it because
Speaker 7: you'll lose it if you don't use it. And you
Speaker 7: have to tell the truth. You have to speak up
Speaker 7: at events where there's a congressman in front of you,
Speaker 7: where there's some you know it's something that they're missing.
Speaker 7: You have to be the voice in the room who
Speaker 7: stands up and says, wait a minute, the emperor has
Speaker 7: no clothes, Wait a minute.
Speaker 3: Trump said that we.
Speaker 7: Weren't going to go into wars when he was reelected,
Speaker 7: and now look at us. You know we're about to
Speaker 7: go into another Vietnam era style war. You know, you
Speaker 7: have to look at these people and call them what
Speaker 7: they are. You have to call them liars to their face.
Speaker 7: And you have to record it too, because courage is infectious.
Speaker 7: Courage gets other people out of the door, out of
Speaker 7: their beds, and it gives people hope. Is the other
Speaker 7: thing too, and it shows that we don't just need
Speaker 7: to sit around and complain. It shows that there is
Speaker 7: a viable change in the atmosphere that people can feel
Speaker 7: and says I have to stay on.
Speaker 3: I have to keep fighting for a better future.
Speaker 7: I just need to intervene and do something because anybody
Speaker 7: can stand up and tell the truth.
Speaker 1: One hundred percent. I think that's why the broadcasts are
Speaker 1: so key, because we put out the information for free
Speaker 1: for people they can choose to support us with that
Speaker 1: accessibility versus these companies corporations saying like big Pharma, big AG,
Speaker 1: big military industrial complex that really, you know, in my opinion,
Speaker 1: is all the same interest owned and heavily fund you know,
Speaker 1: things like the media. We're putting the stuff out and
Speaker 1: people can choose to receive that information, and they watch
Speaker 1: it at work, they watch it, you know, at college,
Speaker 1: they watch it, you know, just during daily life around
Speaker 1: the house, whatever. And you just reach a point where
Speaker 1: you realize, we don't really get to have a world
Speaker 1: unless we talk about this, exposed it, and ultimately stop it.
Speaker 1: And the people that have adopted the system, that are
Speaker 1: in our government or have taken the deal or whatever
Speaker 1: in the bureaucracy, you name it, in the private sector,
Speaker 1: hurting the American people like and just for and wherever.
Speaker 1: They think that it's all going to work out well
Speaker 1: enough for them to get away from it. They think
Speaker 1: it's all it's going to be something. As we can
Speaker 1: get enough distance between us and whatever catastrophe we're going
Speaker 1: to cause, and it's just gonna hurt the little people.
Speaker 1: Play out newsplash. We're all little people. Life is very
Speaker 1: fragile on this planet. And by doing these wars, by
Speaker 1: doing these genocides, by causing this chaos, you know, we
Speaker 1: can just wake up one of these days and Moscow
Speaker 1: launches a new because they're tired of getting long range
Speaker 1: missiles inside from Ukraine. Right, and what happens then? What's
Speaker 1: the calculus? What's the decision?
Speaker 7: Then?
Speaker 1: All the people with the campaign ads, all the people
Speaker 1: with the promises, all the people with the big smile,
Speaker 1: where are they going to be? I know where you're
Speaker 1: going to be. I know you're going to be defending
Speaker 1: the constitution and not getting us in these situations. That's
Speaker 1: why you're my friend. That's why I want to have
Speaker 1: you on the show. I want to get into a
Speaker 1: few more things. Can you stay for another segment? You
Speaker 1: do that another five minute at the beginning of the
Speaker 1: first hour, and then maybe another twenty three Okay, I
Speaker 1: want to talk about your views on the Iran war
Speaker 1: and your views on Ukraine. We do have that breaking
Speaker 1: report of Zelenski freaking out demanding hundreds of Patriot missiles,
Speaker 1: which is just like asking your parents for a dragon
Speaker 1: for Christmas. You know it's not going to happen. It's
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