Speaker 1: In a world of deceits, telling the truth is a
Speaker 1: revolutionary act. It's the David Knight Show.
Speaker 2: As o' clock strikes thirteen, It's Friday, the twenty ninth
Speaker 2: of August, year of Our Lord, twenty twenty five. Well,
Speaker 2: today we're going to begin with some very unusual reactions.
Speaker 2: I guess why not unusual? We see Democrats doing this
Speaker 2: all the time. I think noteworthy, let's put that way.
Speaker 2: Reactions to this training color. And we're also going to
Speaker 2: take a look at some of the reactions to the
Speaker 2: cracker barrel thing that are kind of comical. But we're
Speaker 2: going to focus in on what it is happening with pharmaceuticals,
Speaker 2: and there's more developments now. People are starting to begin
Speaker 2: to understand that this was a military operation, that it
Speaker 2: was martial law justified by medical means, and maybe five
Speaker 2: years late, but it's starting to come out quite a
Speaker 2: few different places, and they're talking about the mechanisms that
Speaker 2: are behind it. The question is the same thing going
Speaker 2: to be done about it? And the question is is
Speaker 2: anybody going to apply those same lessons to what Trump
Speaker 2: is doing now in the cities. We'll be right back
Speaker 2: to stay with us well as people start to go
Speaker 2: through the diary of this training killer, They're starting to
Speaker 2: see things like I'm tired of being trans. I wish
Speaker 2: I had never brainwashed myself. Yeah, yeah, he bears them
Speaker 2: responsibility for it. But look, a lot of this stuff
Speaker 2: is being done by society, by the schools of parents,
Speaker 2: and that certainly appears to be the case there. You know,
Speaker 2: quite frankly, I'm tired of all this them they stuff too,
Speaker 2: It's absolutely insane. One of the things he said was
Speaker 2: I only keep the long hair because it's pretty much
Speaker 2: my last shred of being trans. I'm tired of being trans.
Speaker 2: I wish I had never brainwashed myself. So the twenty
Speaker 2: three year old Robert, who was going by a woman's name,
Speaker 2: I can't cut my hair now, as it would be
Speaker 2: an embarrassing defeat and it might be a concerning change
Speaker 2: of character that could get me reported. It just always
Speaker 2: gets in my way. I'll probably chop it on the
Speaker 2: day of the attack. Yeah, this is a big part
Speaker 2: of the problem. And yet when you look at this,
Speaker 2: you've got Jake Tapper tying himself in knots to honor
Speaker 2: the pronoun preferences of this mass murderer.
Speaker 3: Other piece of the puzzle as to who the shooter
Speaker 3: was in Minneapolis, Starter Reviewing says, according to court records,
Speaker 3: because there's been some confusion about what the shooter's name was,
Speaker 3: Robin Westman's mother applied to change your child's name in
Speaker 3: twenty nineteen. It was at one point Robert Paul Westman.
Speaker 3: But since she identifies as a female and wants her
Speaker 3: name to reflect that identification was underage, it's now Robin
Speaker 3: west Yeah.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Jake, as much as you were trying to be
Speaker 2: politically correct, the pronoun was not she, but they. There's
Speaker 2: multiple person All these so.
Speaker 4: Close, Jake, so close.
Speaker 5: His demonics are the foro we are many.
Speaker 2: His demonic manifesto contained violent fantasies, including waying Toby, a
Speaker 2: quote scary horrible monster over children, and referenced admiration for
Speaker 2: Sandy Hook. He's very similar to the symbolism that he
Speaker 2: used was also used by some violent global satanic cults
Speaker 2: called the Order of Nine Angles and seven sixty four.
Speaker 2: These are a couple of things that are not on
Speaker 2: my radar because I don't make a study out of
Speaker 2: satanic cults. Look, the important thing is we understand not
Speaker 2: the counterfeit stuff, the satanic stuff. The important thing is
Speaker 2: that we understand God. That's what I'm focused on. So
Speaker 2: I don't make it. I don't dedicate my life to
Speaker 2: try to figure out what all the symbols are being
Speaker 2: used by these different people and so forth. I know
Speaker 2: evil when I see it. It's just that simple. And
Speaker 2: the order of nine angles and seven six fourth sometimes
Speaker 2: you'll see it as nine to a. There are thousands
Speaker 2: of members worldwide bent on hastening the collapse of the
Speaker 2: Western world. Seems like there's a lot of people, from
Speaker 2: grassroots satantic organizations to the people at the top who
Speaker 2: are bent on collapsing the Western world. How do you
Speaker 2: collapse the Western world? We're going to talk about that later.
Speaker 2: There's now a move to reconsider a Bergefeld. That's the
Speaker 2: same sex mirage decision that the Supreme Court did, and
Speaker 2: it was wrongfully determined as a matter of law, regardless
Speaker 2: of what you think about it. I said that from
Speaker 2: the very beginning. It said, regardless of your opinion of
Speaker 2: what same sex marriage is, you have to agree that
Speaker 2: it was wrongfully determined. And it was rejected at all
Speaker 2: of the state levels by referenda, even in California. They
Speaker 2: couldn't get it passed in a referendum, even in California
Speaker 2: with all the millions put in by Tim Apple, Tim Cook,
Speaker 2: the CEO, Apple matching funds for employees who donated to
Speaker 2: that political cause and so forth. It lost everywhere, even
Speaker 2: in California and in most states. Marriage was defined in
Speaker 2: the state constitutions between one man and one woman. But
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court then decided that it sweep all that
Speaker 2: stuff away, the most blatant violation of the Tenth Amendment,
Speaker 2: because it was the Tenth Amendment. Say it says that
Speaker 2: powers n delegated to the federal government are retained by
Speaker 2: the states and by the people. Well, the powers by
Speaker 2: the people are on the referenda and the states as
Speaker 2: the state constitutions, and they just threw that all the way.
Speaker 2: So people are very upset about that. Looks like it'll
Speaker 2: be coming into consideration in a number of different ways,
Speaker 2: maybe a direct challenge. It may also come about by
Speaker 2: Kim Davis, the clerk of the court in Kentucky who refused,
Speaker 2: as he job at clerk, to record and a marriage
Speaker 2: license for a same sex mirage couple, and she was
Speaker 2: fired for that. She's been fighting now for ten years,
Speaker 2: but she's been fighting for that. She's about to get
Speaker 2: her day in court. Good for her. She's a hero, absolute.
Speaker 4: Hero sticking with that for this long and not just
Speaker 4: saying all right, I'm tired. I've been doing this for
Speaker 4: years now, whatever, I'll just fade away. I'll let it pass.
Speaker 2: Lost her job, all the rest of the stuff, it
Speaker 2: still kept the fight going, you know. Good for her.
Speaker 2: So Brad Maloney said, I was at an FBI briefing
Speaker 2: just six months ago where nihilistic accelerationism was a hot
Speaker 2: topic as an emerging threat. And yeah, they want you
Speaker 2: to focus on this stuff, and they want you to
Speaker 2: talk about threats that are out there because it helps
Speaker 2: to build people's desire to get the FBI to come
Speaker 2: in and save them. How has that been working out
Speaker 2: for us? Meanwhile, the Newark time still can't define what
Speaker 2: a woman is and mis gendered this killer as a her. Well,
Speaker 2: that was you heard Jake Tapper do that. That was
Speaker 2: not her preferred his preferred pronoun anyway. And we have
Speaker 2: Stephen King, Stephen King who jumps in. I got to
Speaker 2: say my personal take on Stephen King, it was I
Speaker 2: never really read any of his novels. But there was
Speaker 2: a period of time when we had the video stores
Speaker 2: in the eighties, and it was it seemed like every
Speaker 2: month there was another movie adaptation of one of his books.
Speaker 2: And who knows how much money this guy has made.
Speaker 2: But we finally listened to one of his books on
Speaker 2: a trip we went from Texas to Florida, and it
Speaker 2: was the one that was about the jfk assassination, and
Speaker 2: of course she wanted to sell the official narrative I was.
Speaker 2: We were interested to listen to it, even though we
Speaker 2: knew it was going to be a propaganda for the
Speaker 2: loan shooter thing. And what he did was it was
Speaker 2: a time travel type of thing. A person could go
Speaker 2: back and forth through this portal from current day to then,
Speaker 2: and it was amazing how well it was written. He
Speaker 2: really is an amazing writer. But after we listened to that,
Speaker 2: we thought, well, that was a whole that was a
Speaker 2: bunch of hohoy. But he was a good writer. Let's
Speaker 2: get another book for the trip, and we downloaded a
Speaker 2: couple of his books and they were so dark we
Speaker 2: turned him off before he got a half hour into it.
Speaker 2: It was just he's a great writer, but he is
Speaker 2: as demodically deceived as this training killer, I mean really dark.
Speaker 2: And so he says trans isn't the problem. He had
Speaker 2: a gun, So stop talking about that. We've got to
Speaker 2: focus on the guns. I think we need to focus
Speaker 2: on the mind. I think we need to be aware
Speaker 2: of what people like Stephen King have done to this society.
Speaker 5: Now, don't you realize anyone with a gun is a problem.
Speaker 5: The guns are what causes people to shoot.
Speaker 2: These Yeah, yeah, well you know we've had them around
Speaker 2: for a very long time. What has happened is America
Speaker 2: has lost its mind and lost its soul. Really, what's
Speaker 2: happened in our society?
Speaker 5: Something comment about this, and I thought was really fitting.
Speaker 5: The media can't decide whether to disrespectfully shout the this
Speaker 5: is a white male, or to respectfully say it was
Speaker 5: a trans woman.
Speaker 2: We've got to defend our trends, and that's what they're
Speaker 2: doing in Minnesota. King attempted to make his point via
Speaker 2: two posts to X an attempt to respond to must
Speaker 2: contention that the alleged shooter's trans status supports the argument
Speaker 2: that quote there is a clear pattern here. Yes, there
Speaker 2: is a clear pattern. The LGBT movement just like Stephen
Speaker 2: King is anti Christ. It is a cult of death,
Speaker 2: and it's you know, I'm not going to forget that
Speaker 2: these people like AOC and the rest of them, they
Speaker 2: don't change anything, you know, we have to.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think this is about the sixth or seventh
Speaker 4: shooting from a at this point.
Speaker 2: It is a very well established pattern that's going on here.
Speaker 4: Considering there's such a minuscule portion of the population, it's
Speaker 4: a huge amount in the total.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you know, we have the issues that people
Speaker 2: talk about the Antichrist this and that, and the fact
Speaker 2: that there are and have been many Antichrists since the
Speaker 2: time of the Apostles. But look, I'm not going to
Speaker 2: fight with people over their eschatology, whether there's one Antichrist
Speaker 2: that's coming or many Antichrists that are there now, because
Speaker 2: the real issue is these people are Antichrist. This is
Speaker 2: the spirit of Antichrist. We need to fight this, and
Speaker 2: we need to stand up to this. It's very easy
Speaker 2: to just take a pass and to not oppose the
Speaker 2: fight where the battle is. This is where the battle
Speaker 2: line is, folks. You know, you can have Peter Teel
Speaker 2: go out there and talk about the Antichrist is coming,
Speaker 2: so let's make sure that doesn't happen. Of course, this
Speaker 2: solution is to make sure there's no regulation at all
Speaker 2: for artificial intelligence. That's the is our conclusion that he
Speaker 2: comes to self serving conclusion that he comes to. But look,
Speaker 2: the battle line is right here. This is the battle line.
Speaker 2: And you can fight about eschatology and Israel the rest
Speaker 2: of that stuff. This is where the fight is, folks,
Speaker 2: the real fight. The transhooter left behind the video message
Speaker 2: in which he made clear his plans to attack he
Speaker 2: So that's those kids. And of course King cannot discern
Speaker 2: monsters when he creates them all the time. That's really
Speaker 2: what is happening here. You know, it's not the tool,
Speaker 2: it's the people who are tools, who are brainwashing others.
Speaker 2: That's the true issue that's going on here. I'm not
Speaker 2: saying that it's not all the rest of the stuff
Speaker 2: that's going on with the massive genocide and Israel. I
Speaker 2: think that is still incredibly important, and it's important because
Speaker 2: people need to understand that we're going to consistently stand
Speaker 2: for life, for family, We're going to stand against this
Speaker 2: mass murder, whether it's abortion, eugenics, or genocide. We need
Speaker 2: to stand again, it's that. But this is another one
Speaker 2: of these aspects. And here you got the mayor there
Speaker 2: in Minneapolis. This is all in one of the most
Speaker 2: liberal areas of the country. But this is all happening.
Speaker 2: If gun control could fix anything, it'd be fixed. So
Speaker 2: what they're saying is the attack that Amy Klobuchar and
Speaker 2: AOC and these others are taking. All these Minnesota politicians
Speaker 2: are saying, well, we just can't fix this here in
Speaker 2: the state. We got to do it at the national level. Well,
Speaker 2: it's not a problem at the national level, and the
Speaker 2: problem that they've got is the constitution. So this is
Speaker 2: it's not the tool, it's these people that are pushing this.
Speaker 2: This is what Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fronk said. He denounced
Speaker 2: the criticisms of the trans community. So demonize the guns,
Speaker 2: but don't demonize the actual demons the trans Okay, And
Speaker 2: so he said, anybody who was using this as an
Speaker 2: opportunity to bilize our trans community or any other community
Speaker 2: out there, has lost their sense of common humanity.
Speaker 4: Anyone that takes the time to point out that these
Speaker 4: are a bunch of murderous demons lost their humanity.
Speaker 2: That's right. And they have been groomed and gaslet by
Speaker 2: people like this Mayor. We should not be operating out
Speaker 2: of a place of hate for anyone. We should be
Speaker 2: operating from a place of love for our kids. Kids
Speaker 2: died today. It was a trans who was operating out
Speaker 2: of hate, just like in Nashville. And he's the reason
Speaker 2: that kids died today. And you don't want to talk
Speaker 2: about the reason because you're part of the reason as well.
Speaker 2: This is what he had to say.
Speaker 6: I have heard about a whole lot of hate that's
Speaker 6: being directed at our trans community. Anybody who is this
Speaker 6: as a using this as an opportunity to villainize our
Speaker 6: trans community or any other community out there, has lost
Speaker 6: their sense of common humanity.
Speaker 2: We should not.
Speaker 6: Be operating out of a place of hate for anyone.
Speaker 6: We should be operating from a place of love for
Speaker 6: our kids. Kids died today. This needs to be about them.
Speaker 6: This needs to be wrapping our arms.
Speaker 2: Now. I don't look at who kill them, every philosophy,
Speaker 2: what teaching killed them? Yeah, let's not look at the cause.
Speaker 2: Not at all. No, he said that he'd heard a
Speaker 2: whole lot of hate being directed to the transgender community.
Speaker 2: Take a look at his manifesto and these other training manifestos,
Speaker 2: you'll see a whole lot of hate, and you'll see
Speaker 2: a merror image of what you've been doing to children.
Speaker 2: Westmin's mother had signed off a name change from Robert
Speaker 2: to Robin in twenty twenty, and the court granted the request.
Speaker 2: She had to do it because he was a miner
Speaker 2: at the time. So she's another one of these people
Speaker 2: involved in this. The police chief, Brian O'Hara, Police Chief
Speaker 2: O'Hara straight out of Batman, right. I wonder to a
Speaker 2: Commissioner Gordon got a chance to take the microphone and speak.
Speaker 2: I didn't have Commissioner Gordon, but we did have Jinsaki
Speaker 2: out there basically mocking people for praying after this. So
Speaker 2: you know, shut up. Kids have died and I don't
Speaker 2: hear any talk about your prayers. It's too late for
Speaker 2: your prayers. Yeah, what you need to be praying for
Speaker 2: is that we stop these people from coming after our children,
Speaker 2: the children in the community. I can stop them by
Speaker 2: not putting my kids in the school, and so can you.
Speaker 2: But what I'm saying is collectively American children, they're the
Speaker 2: ones who are gaslighting them and creating this evil and
Speaker 2: this is what Jinsaki had to say.
Speaker 7: So she cries, all they should be hoping to do
Speaker 7: is have someone to sit with at lunch or someone
Speaker 7: to play with on the playground, and they should be
Speaker 7: waiting to hear an update when they get home. And
Speaker 7: that is that's not what these parents of the school
Speaker 7: experience today.
Speaker 8: Sorry, this is a tough one. Having your child killed
Speaker 8: while they are sitting in a pueue for a morning
Speaker 8: prayer service is not what any parents should have to
Speaker 8: worry about. And I have felt a mixture of anger
Speaker 8: and a lot of anger and emotional exhaustion.
Speaker 9: About this today.
Speaker 8: Is I'm sure many of you have, because we have
Speaker 8: been here so many times, so many times, and yet again,
Speaker 8: like clockwork, half the politicians in our country have little
Speaker 8: more to offer than thoughts and prayers. That is all
Speaker 8: they are offering us.
Speaker 9: All join all of us in praying for the victims.
Speaker 8: Was Vice President Jadvance's response today.
Speaker 9: That's what he said.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 8: Please join me in praying for everyone involved. Trump wrote,
Speaker 8: we have seen this play out over and over again.
Speaker 8: There is a shooting, then come the thoughts and prayers,
Speaker 8: and then comes the attempt to shift the focus This
Speaker 8: is what always happens. You're going to start seeing narratives.
Speaker 8: You're already seeing them. They're already out there about how
Speaker 8: the shooter was trans You're going to see narratives about
Speaker 8: how the shooter appears to be anti Trump and anti
Speaker 8: Semitic and clearly was in the midst of a mental
Speaker 8: health crisis. There's no question about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the schools are a mental health crisis in and
Speaker 2: of themselves. Thoughts don't do anything, but prayers are very powerful,
Speaker 2: and these people fear that. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: they arrest people for praying silently outside an abortion clinic
Speaker 2: because that changes things. And if you don't understand that,
Speaker 2: then you don't understand how we got to this point
Speaker 2: in these schools where prayer is banned but child pornography
Speaker 2: is pushed. That's what they're doing to these kids. They're
Speaker 2: pushing this radical sexualized agenda. It's a brave New World approach,
Speaker 2: and that's the whole purpose of all this.
Speaker 4: So every action they take seems to be about perverting
Speaker 4: the children in some way, whether it's the sexual content
Speaker 4: in the books or just polluting and perverting their own
Speaker 4: biological systems, whether it's something as simple as adderall because
Speaker 4: your kid can't sit still in it turns into some
Speaker 4: kind of zombie or gaslighting them to something like this.
Speaker 4: You know you're actually a girl, You're actually a boy.
Speaker 4: Don't you want to take these hormones? Don't you want
Speaker 4: to destroy yourself?
Speaker 2: Yeah? You know, she said, prayer is not freaking enough.
Speaker 2: Prayers do not end school shootings. Well, we have school
Speaker 2: shootings because we ended the prayer. That's the reality of
Speaker 2: this stuff. We kicked God out of the schools in
Speaker 2: every regard. And I'm not saying that I want the
Speaker 2: schools teaching the most important thing, which is your relationship
Speaker 2: with God. I don't want that. I didn't do that
Speaker 2: in our family. But if they even just had a
Speaker 2: moment of silence, like we used to do for a
Speaker 2: while when I was in school, some of the kids
Speaker 2: are going to start to ask questions, perhaps about that,
Speaker 2: and they can be used. But if you completely push
Speaker 2: God out and push in your tranny porn, this is
Speaker 2: what we wind up with. It's a product of the
Speaker 2: mental manipulation that they're going to these children. She suddenly
Speaker 2: switched from weeping about the children to lecturing anybody who
Speaker 2: was watching about how narratives about the shooter being trans
Speaker 2: and anti Trump are viciously spread. So yeah, it was
Speaker 2: at narrative, it's actually the truth, people pushed back. Amber
Speaker 2: Duke said, you don't understand prayer, yeah, or it's power.
Speaker 2: Sean Davis said, ask yourself how an actual demon would
Speaker 2: respond to Christian children being martyred by a demon possessed monster.
Speaker 2: Probably with explicit mockery of God and prayer, which is
Speaker 2: what we say in Democrats. Stephen King, Jen Psaki, the
Speaker 2: mayor there in Minneapolis.
Speaker 4: This is a continual refrain. Just about every time this happens,
Speaker 4: some Democrats somewhere comes out with basically this exact same
Speaker 4: takee sick prayer, Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And she says prayers can't stop school shootings, but
Speaker 5: they literally can if it's a prayer to God.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, that's right. And the reason people pray
Speaker 2: is because our hope doesn't end with this life either,
Speaker 2: theirs does. So pr on the tears when families are grieving,
Speaker 2: and your plan is to politicize it, you might want
Speaker 2: to rethink your evil strategy into pravity, said one person.
Speaker 2: Saki wasn't the only leftist pushing this, talking point in
Speaker 2: Minneapolis is also, of course the mayor that was there
Speaker 2: who said, as one person paraphrase, that don't just say
Speaker 2: this is about your thoughts and prayers when the kids
Speaker 2: were literally praying, when they were shock. Minneapolis woke mayor
Speaker 2: Jacob Fry claims people are using the Catholic church massacre
Speaker 2: to quote direct hate unquote at the trans community. Don't
Speaker 2: you think they've got it exactly backwards. Wasn't it the
Speaker 2: trends insanity that directed hate at these children. It's always
Speaker 2: about LGBT and the fact that your kids need to
Speaker 2: be sacked privie to it right, whether it's mentally, spiritually
Speaker 2: or physically. I've heard a whole lot of hate. It's
Speaker 2: being directed at our trans community. It's all about the trans,
Speaker 2: isn't it? And don't dare attack them. And again, this
Speaker 2: is Minnesota, where you've got Amy Klobuchar, You've got Tim
Speaker 2: Waltzu's the governor that was running mate for La La Harris.
Speaker 2: You've got AOC they're all from Minnesota. And in Minnesota,
Speaker 2: they have even their NFL football team as the first
Speaker 2: one to have men as cheerleaders. They call them cheer leaders,
Speaker 2: and that's that's how messed up Minnesota is.
Speaker 4: I do really think that the Muslim population there would
Speaker 4: have something to say about Well, give it a couple
Speaker 4: of years. Once it's large enough, I'm sure they'll have
Speaker 4: the massive conflict.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't know where Ihan and Omar is. Her
Speaker 2: voter base is really literally little Mogadishu. I think it's
Speaker 2: right there.
Speaker 4: Maybe they just have, you know, a no go zone,
Speaker 4: just like a Pride flag of the slash throat, like
Speaker 4: don't go here, you might get thrown off a building.
Speaker 2: There was another pair of female and male transgender shooters
Speaker 2: a few years ago in Highland's Ranch in Colorado. Andy
Speaker 2: No released a report earlier this year. He's telling how
Speaker 2: there appears to be a trans militant cult is what
Speaker 2: he called it, with links to killings across the country,
Speaker 2: including the murder of US Border Patrol agent David Milan.
Speaker 2: Is Trey Goudy going to call for disarming all trans
Speaker 2: people now that we know that the shooter was transgender.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, it was Trey Goudi who
Speaker 2: was saying, it's usually white males. It's always white males,
Speaker 2: isn't it. Even when the white male says he's a female.
Speaker 2: Trey Goudy is going to out him so he can
Speaker 2: blame white males. That's the common thing.
Speaker 5: He finally figured out what a man and a woman is.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, he seems to still be working on his
Speaker 2: own life. I don't know about Trey iljanum Or. We
Speaker 2: need federal legislation on guns. Partisanship is not saving our children.
Speaker 2: Politics never will. Uh So. I wonder evidently in Somalia,
Speaker 2: where she came from, Mogadishu, they got it all figured out.
Speaker 2: We should figure out how they keep control of violence
Speaker 2: so that people aren't ruthlessly killed in Somalia.
Speaker 4: You know, I think it might just be that violence
Speaker 4: is so incredibly normal that nobody cares, you know, another
Speaker 4: person is blown up or dead.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, well it was also. Ammi Klipichar, senator from Minnesota,
Speaker 2: calls for a national assault weapons ban in wake of
Speaker 2: Minneapolis shooting, and of course it wasn't. He had a
Speaker 2: wide variety of weapons that were there. They don't even
Speaker 2: know what an assault weapon is anyway. It's a meaningless
Speaker 2: it's a meaningless fear mongering term. But she wants to
Speaker 2: ban guns in the constitution.
Speaker 4: Of course, an assault weapon is just any weapon that
Speaker 4: is scary, any weapon that happens to make them go
Speaker 4: oh oh, No, she said.
Speaker 2: These automatic rifles. He did not have any fully automatic rifles.
Speaker 2: I mean he had pistols. He had rifles.
Speaker 4: He had a fully semi automatic rifle. Yeah, as you
Speaker 4: hear some of these idiot news anchors say.
Speaker 2: Something difference, Well he fully semi Yeah, he had a
Speaker 2: semi automatic rifle, a pistol, he had a shotgun. I
Speaker 2: think I don't know. I didn't get into the details
Speaker 2: of it. And we need to do something when he
Speaker 2: comes to background checks, she said, and everything and everything, Well,
Speaker 2: he bought whoever bought these guns bought them legally. Maybe
Speaker 2: the mother who switched his name bought him the guns.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but the guns were bought legally. They've
Speaker 2: got a lot of restrictions there in Minnesota. But it's
Speaker 2: not about the gun there's she said. It can't just
Speaker 2: be the local states. It's got to be nationally on
Speaker 2: these assault weapons. They're not for mad men like this person.
Speaker 2: Oh wait a minute, you're saying this trainee is crazy.
Speaker 2: I would agree with her on one thing there, So, yeah,
Speaker 2: why can't we ban the If somebody says that they
Speaker 2: are in the wrong body. Could that be the basis
Speaker 2: for saying you can't have a gun period? What do
Speaker 2: you think? I think that they're they're crazy, and I
Speaker 2: think that they're angry as well. Yeah, both definitions of
Speaker 2: mad severely, severely just insane. Yeah, the second you get
Speaker 2: into the territory of you know, I think I might
Speaker 2: want to mutilate my own body, I think I might
Speaker 2: want to destroy my body perhaps, or you're totally focused
Speaker 2: on that that's all you can think about, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: And that's what we saw with a lot of these
Speaker 2: appointments of Biden, like Sam Britton and stuff. He hung
Speaker 2: out in this group that groomed teens.
Speaker 4: It's their entire identity, it's all this are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I said about him. It's like, you know,
Speaker 2: this guy who's and pretending that he's a dog or
Speaker 2: something like that, or the other people around him are said,
Speaker 2: you know, he's going to be in charge of nuclear waste.
Speaker 2: Maybe we need to get somebody who can focus on
Speaker 2: their job. And that's the case in the military as well.
Speaker 2: I think that if you don't understand even the basics
Speaker 2: of what you are in terms of your sexuality and
Speaker 2: you're preoccupied with that trying to figure that out. I
Speaker 2: think maybe you shouldn't hand those people guns, and maybe
Speaker 2: you shouldn't put them in the military either, So I
Speaker 2: would say that that I'll be disqualifying for both of
Speaker 2: those things.
Speaker 7: I like it.
Speaker 2: We're going to get into this more later, but we've
Speaker 2: got yet another foreigner who is driving an eighteen wheeler drunk.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like, you know, alcohol and eighteen wheelers
Speaker 2: don't go together, and guns and trends don't go together either.
Speaker 2: You got to say, well, I think that that rules
Speaker 2: it out. Rf K Junior brought up the SSRI highs again,
Speaker 2: and I'm glad that he's doing this, so kudos to
Speaker 2: him for doing that. I've got a lot of disagreements
Speaker 2: with rf K Jr. I hope you follows through with this,
Speaker 2: he said, homicidal ideation. RFKA Junior announces a probe into
Speaker 2: the antidepressant drugs. This is something that's been around for
Speaker 2: a very long time now. He's not pointing to the
Speaker 2: SSRI stories dot net, which has the last I think
Speaker 2: time I interviewed them seven thousand stories about how people
Speaker 2: who were on SSRIs and suddenly and change the dosage,
Speaker 2: increasing it or decreasing it to something like that. It's
Speaker 2: when this happens, when they get homicidal and do not
Speaker 2: know what they're doing, but they wind up make cases
Speaker 2: killing other people and themselves. So this is something's very
Speaker 2: well established. I'm glad that he's finally talking about it.
Speaker 2: He said there will be that he will launch at
Speaker 2: HHS new studies into the effect of some antidepressant drugs
Speaker 2: and they're used by those who turn out to be killers. Well,
Speaker 2: so I've been done for him at SSRI stories Net,
Speaker 2: but he's going to do it in his way and
Speaker 2: his timing. The investigations will look at the potential link
Speaker 2: between SSRI drugs and violent behavior. We've been calling them
Speaker 2: murder suicide pills for well over a decade, and it
Speaker 2: was known for a long time even then. SSRIs are
Speaker 2: a class of antidepressant medications selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors. They're
Speaker 2: used to treat depression, anxiety, and other mood disorders. He
Speaker 2: said they're frequently used to treat common mental health challenges,
Speaker 2: especially in younger adults seeking to transition from their god
Speaker 2: given gender, who already suffer a higher rate of depression.
Speaker 2: Related issues. So I'm sorry, that's not RFK Junior. That's
Speaker 2: the report at Red State. I don't think RFK Jr.
Speaker 2: Would use the term god given gender, so that's a
Speaker 2: bit of a clue. That's wrong attribution. There are studies
Speaker 2: that suggest a possible association between SSRI use and increased
Speaker 2: risks of violent behavior or convictions, particularly in adolescents and
Speaker 2: young adults. A large Swedish cohort study of over eight
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand individuals that were prescribed SSRIs between
Speaker 2: two thousand and six and two thousand and nine reported
Speaker 2: a modest increase in violent crime convictions among those aged
Speaker 2: fifteen to twenty four. A twenty twenty study in the
Speaker 2: Netherlands and the US linked SSRI used to hire reports
Speaker 2: of violent crimes, with one review noting a doubling of
Speaker 2: aggression and suicideality to healthy volunteers. Look again, you want
Speaker 2: to get somebody who's going to fund a study, The
Speaker 2: study is going to be perhaps manipulated by whoever is
Speaker 2: funding the study. Take a look at anecdotes. They are
Speaker 2: thrown out and discredited. But look, if you've got seven
Speaker 2: thousand stories about people who like the one I keep
Speaker 2: going back to as a young guy who the SSRI
Speaker 2: has had some unwelcome side effects, and so he just
Speaker 2: stopped taking them or lowered his doses significantly. He turned
Speaker 2: in his school classroom with a rifle and he pointed
Speaker 2: at the class, and he got in front of the
Speaker 2: class and he pointed the rifle at himself, then back
Speaker 2: at them, then at himself, and back at them. They
Speaker 2: were able to get it away before he shot himself
Speaker 2: or anybody else. Took him to the hospital. After he recovered.
Speaker 2: He had no recollection whatsoever of any of that happening.
Speaker 2: And you got seven thousand stories like that, many of
Speaker 2: them not having happy endings unfortunately. But why can't we
Speaker 2: take a look at stories and anecdotes. I think they're valid.
Speaker 2: And as RFK Junior said, people have had guns in
Speaker 2: this country forever. What's changed is this SSRI stuff and
Speaker 2: the attack on them mentally and spiritually in the schools
Speaker 2: in the name of transgenderism. That's what's really changed and
Speaker 2: that's what needs to be looked at. The You know,
Speaker 2: they have in this article about twenty different stories of
Speaker 2: people who were on these SSRIs, and of course as
Speaker 2: they're going through this mental attack, and gas lighting from
Speaker 2: the institutions. They get depressed, they have other mental issues,
Speaker 2: and so what they do is they give them the
Speaker 2: ssright drugs. And so now you're combining all this stuff together.
Speaker 2: It is a lethal mixture, lethal for not only them
Speaker 2: but other people as well. You want to take a
Speaker 2: look at some of the comments we.
Speaker 4: Go, Yeah, we've got North American house hippo. Thank you
Speaker 4: very much for the tip. We really do appreciate it. So,
Speaker 4: as I understand, way Moo taxis will be deployed in
Speaker 4: NYC this winter. I'll be looking for YouTube videos of
Speaker 4: young robots congregating at mall parking lots and doing donuts.
Speaker 4: This ought to be good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, or you might have some of these Waymo taxis.
Speaker 2: I don't know are they electric? They probably are't electric.
Speaker 2: I wonder how their battery is going to hold up
Speaker 2: during the winter there and.
Speaker 4: You're going to get part of the way to where
Speaker 4: you're going and then zi yep. Brandon Bennett says, glory together, Yes,
Speaker 4: and thank you very much for that. Brandon three Little
Speaker 4: Birds says I'm two years into fighting the preferred pronoun
Speaker 4: usage in all places. After being fired for refusing to
Speaker 4: use the demanded words, I've lost everything but still fighting
Speaker 4: law fair.
Speaker 2: Good for you, thank you for doing that. Yes see,
Speaker 2: that's why I say, you know, we have to it's
Speaker 2: very easy. I didn't mean to say that there weren't
Speaker 2: fights all over the place and other important issues. But
Speaker 2: the reality is is that this is one that is
Speaker 2: going to have immediate consequences. There's no consequences if you
Speaker 2: want to argue with somebody over many points that we
Speaker 2: will argue over, but with this one, you have to
Speaker 2: take a stand and there's going to be consequences for
Speaker 2: that stand, and it's very important to do that.
Speaker 4: Thank you, gott don't frag me. Bro says the trans
Speaker 4: folks will be used like illegal immigrants as a pretext
Speaker 4: for more tyranny and gun control.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: See the mayor of Minneapolis, Minnesota and his demand for action.
Speaker 4: No comment of SSRIs or mental disorder.
Speaker 2: We got to pretend these kids are not mentally disordered.
Speaker 2: You know that they're just fine, they're in the right mind.
Speaker 2: That's the true insanity of all this stuff.
Speaker 4: Anytime there's any kind of shooting, it's always immediately well,
Speaker 4: the gun is the problem. It's not that the individual
Speaker 4: had an issue. They were evil or insane or both,
Speaker 4: Mark Young twelve. The state has no authority for involvement
Speaker 4: in marriage. Yeah, that's right. But also, I mean personally,
Speaker 4: I think you could even make the argument that not
Speaker 4: only just you know, gay people shouldn't be getting married,
Speaker 4: but also marriage is a sacrament between you know, you
Speaker 4: and God and your wife. So realistically atheists have no
Speaker 4: business getting married. Either you can go get a civil
Speaker 4: union or something like that get the tax benefits, but realistically,
Speaker 4: marriage as we know it is supposed to be between you,
Speaker 4: your wife and God. And if you don't believe in God,
Speaker 4: why even bother.
Speaker 2: Well, I've always said the state should not be involved
Speaker 2: in marriage, and that's a relatively recent thing, you know,
Speaker 2: as recently as like seventeen hundreds in England, you had
Speaker 2: the marriage to be recorded like at the church, you know,
Speaker 2: the town church or something. They would write it there
Speaker 2: and the government was not recording that. What happened was
Speaker 2: you had people who would you know, marry somebody in
Speaker 2: this town and then go to another town and marry
Speaker 2: somebody there somebody. So they say, oh, we got to
Speaker 2: have a centralized registry of this thing because it created
Speaker 2: a lot of issues in life and also in death
Speaker 2: in terms of who were the heirs of that. So
Speaker 2: we kind of got into that through the back door.
Speaker 2: But the reality is is that, yes, it is not
Speaker 2: something that needs to be defined by the government. And
Speaker 2: when you talk about the federal government, it gets even
Speaker 2: worse because the you know, we could argue whether or
Speaker 2: not the state government should have a say so in this,
Speaker 2: but there is absolutely black letter law saying that the
Speaker 2: federal government has no authority to define things like that.
Speaker 2: And we're going to get to that later.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we've got B. T. Taylor two four six says
Speaker 4: if we make owning guns illegal, there will be no
Speaker 4: more gun crimes. That has worked so well for other crimes,
Speaker 4: like exactly right, it's done every you know, that's why
Speaker 4: we live in a paradise. Now we've made everything bad illegal.
Speaker 4: The Real Octos book says state defined marriages and five
Speaker 4: o'h one c three churches exactly as the Bible and
Speaker 4: God had planned all along. Guard Goldsmith, good to see you, Guard,
Speaker 4: Hope you're doing well. Government statism operates off of hate, envy, theft, coercion.
Speaker 4: Only through flipped ideas of care and love can evil
Speaker 4: people hide their evil Yeah, that's right. They invert everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, they tell you that they love the kids
Speaker 2: when they're doing that to them in schools.
Speaker 4: When they're the ones that are perverting them and making
Speaker 4: them so sick and twisted. Don't frag me, bro right,
Speaker 4: don't point out the mental health problem or hormone blockers.
Speaker 4: Is the transmmunity post threats of murder against anyone that
Speaker 4: thinks gender dysphoria is a mental disorder.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: After the shooting, I saw many different posts shared on
Speaker 4: different places, taken from Reddit and other places of the transmunity,
Speaker 4: just being like, well, you know, good, these kids got
Speaker 4: what they deserved. If your parents, it's are fascist Republicans.
Speaker 4: If your parents are this or that, you're Christians, don't
Speaker 4: expect us not to start, you know, taking action.
Speaker 2: Not only are we seeing the trans shooting up kids
Speaker 2: on a regular basis, but they focus on Christians a right,
Speaker 2: They focus on who they perceive as Christians, and that's
Speaker 2: that's there's a real hatred of God that is there,
Speaker 2: because this is incredibly demonic. The whole thing is from
Speaker 2: its inception, the schools.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they have a hatred of God. They have a
Speaker 4: hatred of Christians and they seem to especially hate Christian children,
Speaker 4: and I think it's I don't know. To me, seems
Speaker 4: like they could be specifically hating children because they're thinking
Speaker 4: about that was the last time maybe they had any
Speaker 4: semblance of happiness. You know, they think back to when
Speaker 4: they were a kidd and before they were this part.
Speaker 2: Well, I think it's demonic. Frankly, I think that's what
Speaker 2: it is. You want to everybody wants to talk about
Speaker 2: the Antichrist. You know, who's it going to be, Is
Speaker 2: it going to come, How's it going to work? It's
Speaker 2: working right now. The spirit of Antichrist is here, is
Speaker 2: in our government schools. Those institutions are anti Christ, and
Speaker 2: they are creating killers who are Antichrist and looking for
Speaker 2: anybody that they think is associated with Christ, especially children, right.
Speaker 2: You know, the children are the ultimate reflection of the
Speaker 2: spirit of Christ, the innocence of children, So they want
Speaker 2: to destroy that and literally kill them and destroy their body.
Speaker 4: Defy tiremants. Seventeen seventy six sixty percent of gun deaths
Speaker 4: are from suicide. Most of the rest are caused by
Speaker 4: a very few percent a certain ethnicity who should be
Speaker 4: perpetually locked up. Don't frag me bro should be obvious
Speaker 4: by now that they want our guns because they have
Speaker 4: plans that will make us want to use the guns. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I think maybe you should give me that thing over there,
Speaker 4: because I'm about to do something to you.
Speaker 2: No free people will ever be disbarred these of guttenced founders.
Speaker 4: BT Taylor two four six. Newsom was also making fun
Speaker 4: of people praying well, Gavin Newsom is a despicable, wretched
Speaker 4: human being.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's a.
Speaker 4: Fool and a ghoul. Knights of the Storm remember that
Speaker 4: video where someone suggested that trans people arm up. Is
Speaker 4: he going to be brought up on charges for inciting violence? Oh,
Speaker 4: might have done a stochastic terrorism their friend.
Speaker 2: No, he'll only be arrested if he burns an American flags.
Speaker 2: Trump will come after him. But Trump is all about
Speaker 2: same sex mirage. He's all about the LGBT stuff. He
Speaker 2: and Milania, you know, they honor that, and they are
Speaker 2: honored for honoring that. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Remember Malania was bragging about how LGBT friendly Donald Trump was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and bragging about the fact that he was the
Speaker 2: first person to come into the White House to come
Speaker 2: in supporting same sex mirage. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Look, look he's such a friend citizen of AMERICAKA. It
Speaker 4: was reported and confirmed that there were anti Second Amendment
Speaker 4: protesters at the scene while the active shooting was still
Speaker 4: going on. Nothing organic about that. I haven't seen anything
Speaker 4: about that. I have to look into it. Yeah, Michael
Speaker 4: paul One, Yes, little Mogadishu is right in downtown Minneapolis
Speaker 4: and extends a bit out. Well, it's going to extend
Speaker 4: more and more.
Speaker 7: So.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that Mayror is right there. What a cognitive dissonance
Speaker 2: that is to have all these Muslims there in his
Speaker 2: town and he is pushing our trends, our beloved trans community.
Speaker 2: You know, these people don't realize that the Muslims, when
Speaker 2: they take power, they're going to start throwing these people
Speaker 2: off the roofs of buildings.
Speaker 4: These are incompatible ideologies at the core.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It's also if anyone that's seeing Blackhawk down should have
Speaker 4: looked at where they're coming from. Oh no, send them
Speaker 4: back immediately.
Speaker 2: We want to warn them for the consequences in this
Speaker 2: life and the next. But the Muslims will just throw
Speaker 2: them off the rooftops. That's it's such a strange alliance
Speaker 2: to see Democrats, the LGBT Democrats and the Muslims.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's one of those things where this, you know,
Speaker 4: Marxist critical theory can twist and warp just about anything.
Speaker 4: You got these Muslims I'm talking about. Oh, yes, I'm
Speaker 4: a queer radical feminist Muslims. No you're not.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, it's gonna work out.
Speaker 4: Why would you even bother ascribing yourself that title if
Speaker 4: you're just you know, it doesn't matter. Religions generally have tenants.
Speaker 4: But these people come in and they will just gut
Speaker 4: the entire thing and then just keep the label. Why
Speaker 4: why even bother?
Speaker 2: Well, it's gonna be the type of thing that you've
Speaker 2: already got a civil war within the alphabets. You've got
Speaker 2: the l's versus the t's, right, they are at each
Speaker 2: other's throats. The lesbians versus transgenders they are. But yeah,
Speaker 2: it's gonna eventually come there, because whatever the politicians at
Speaker 2: the top do they get, grassroots have bought into this.
Speaker 4: We've got.
Speaker 5: Before we go on to the next comment, saw a
Speaker 5: funny headline. I was looking for it, I couldn't find it,
Speaker 5: but just some city council woman saying, I feel so betrayed.
Speaker 5: We have always fought for Muslim rights and everything, because
Speaker 5: the Muslims had a big thing to get the city
Speaker 5: to take down all the Pride flags and they took
Speaker 5: down like a bunch of LGBT stuff. So the left
Speaker 5: was like, I am so betrayed. I can't believe this
Speaker 5: after everything we've done. It's like, what did you expect?
Speaker 4: Why did you sting me? Said the frog they have
Speaker 4: the leftists don't live in reality at all. They're completely
Speaker 4: and utterly divorced from it. And Max he says, interesting
Speaker 4: that they had locked the doors to the mass B. L.
Speaker 2: Houghton, Well, I think he had also barricaded it with
Speaker 2: some like two pi fours or something so they couldn't
Speaker 2: open it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's always conflicting reports when this type of things happens,
Speaker 4: because it's just fog of war. Yeah, under stressful circumstances,
Speaker 4: your memory gets very very shaky. People you know who
Speaker 4: saw the exact same thing, well remember it very different ways.
Speaker 4: That's why you know, police tend to do a bunch
Speaker 4: of different interviews with a bunch of different people when
Speaker 4: a time happens, because memory is faulty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I you know my own personal experience. Your mind
Speaker 2: can play tricks on you. We had we'd just been
Speaker 2: opened a couple of weeks and we had a snow
Speaker 2: snowfall that got got us stuck at the video store
Speaker 2: that we just opened, and Karen and I were working
Speaker 2: it and I left work. I still had my other job.
Speaker 2: I left work early and went there, and it's like
Speaker 2: everybody in the area goes would go to the video
Speaker 2: store to get a movie, and so it was insane
Speaker 2: and we were very busy, so we had no thoughts
Speaker 2: of closing down. It was like, this is great. We
Speaker 2: saw all these joke and say, there's no business like
Speaker 2: snow business, and so it was. It was really busy.
Speaker 2: Then all of a sudden, everybody stops coming. So it's like,
Speaker 2: all right, I guess we'll go home now. Well, we
Speaker 2: couldn't get out. I had a sports car and had
Speaker 2: an Mr two, couldn't drive it in the snow at all.
Speaker 2: We were stuck. As a matter of fact, we had
Speaker 2: an eighteen wheeler got stuck in front of our store
Speaker 2: and we had heat and electricity and everything. So he
Speaker 2: was stuck right out in front of our store and
Speaker 2: we said, if you want to come in, we got heat.
Speaker 2: You can sleep on the floor. That's what we're doing.
Speaker 2: In the middle of the night, we had somebody break
Speaker 2: into the store and we hear this banging. And most
Speaker 2: of these shopping center was still under construction. We got in.
Speaker 2: We we wanted the first stores to open, and the
Speaker 2: anchor at the grocery store did not even opened at
Speaker 2: that point, and so we hear this banging and we
Speaker 2: walk over. I walked over to the wall where I
Speaker 2: heard the sound coming from, and I woke up. The
Speaker 2: midnights come kind of foggy, and by the time I
Speaker 2: did that, right through the wall came this stick. Now
Speaker 2: in my mind, it came through the horror section, right,
Speaker 2: And we had just seen this Brian de Palmer film,
Speaker 2: I don't recommend it, Body Double, and at one point
Speaker 2: in the end, the killer's chasing squirrel and he, you know,
Speaker 2: drills her with an augur and it goes through the
Speaker 2: ceiling and you see it, right, this thing comes and
Speaker 2: that's what my mind saw. I thought they had an augur.
Speaker 2: All they had was electrical conduit pipe that they had
Speaker 2: taken from one of the construction sites, and just going
Speaker 2: through these empty things till they got to us. Because
Speaker 2: they want to come in and steal a bunch of stuff,
Speaker 2: and I really, I literally saw that. I can still
Speaker 2: see it vividly, except that that was not what it was.
Speaker 2: Your mind's just playing tricks on you, you know, and
Speaker 2: the surprise of this doesn't make any sense, and you're
Speaker 2: trying to make sense of it, and your your mind
Speaker 2: throws up some images that it had that are similar
Speaker 2: to that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's filling in the gaps.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Later on went over something that that's it, that's
Speaker 2: all it was.
Speaker 4: No, that can't be Yeah, bil Hotin says tranny red
Speaker 4: flag law again, it's yeah, it shall not be infringed.
Speaker 4: And then these people are severely, severely deranged, well absolutely wicked.
Speaker 2: Yeah. When you look at the basis for the red
Speaker 2: flag law, you know, it's something where they feel like
Speaker 2: somebody I've said many times, you know, instead of taking
Speaker 2: the gun, they need to take the person because the
Speaker 2: person is still going to be dangerous. And you know,
Speaker 2: if you leave somebody out there who is violent to
Speaker 2: maybe mentally ill, they can kill people of the car,
Speaker 2: They can kill people with their bare hands. They can
Speaker 2: kill people of the club or a knife. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: I think that is true of the trainings as well.
Speaker 2: I'm not arguing gun control, but if you're gonna take
Speaker 2: guns away from anybody, you start with the mentally ill.
Speaker 2: And I'm not advocating that at all. I pose to
Speaker 2: Trump's red flag laws for those reasons. But still it
Speaker 2: is the elephant in the room, isn't it.
Speaker 5: It's just another thing that shows the stupidity and nonsense
Speaker 5: of the red flag laws. Yeah, they would never say
Speaker 5: that this was an acceptable excuse for taking guns, even
Speaker 5: regardless of how many shootings and how disproportional it is
Speaker 5: with trainees.
Speaker 2: These crazy people are our constituents, Sir Knighted, No, don't
Speaker 2: brag me, bro.
Speaker 4: Anyone that has a mental disorder like gender dysphoria has
Speaker 4: already prohibited performs for the gun dealers. Most dealers will
Speaker 4: not sell to anyone trans Well, they shouldn't baite. You
Speaker 4: should exercise your own personal free will. Some training walks
Speaker 4: up to you and says, I would like a gun, Sir,
Speaker 4: you say no, get out of my store.
Speaker 5: Yeah, as long as it's the private company or private
Speaker 5: dealer deciding.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Star Barkley. The same people calling the US a
Speaker 4: police state are the same exact people calling for taking
Speaker 4: all the guns except for the police. Funny how that
Speaker 4: always works out. It's always that way, Sir Knighted. As
Speaker 4: much as I want to say no guns for trainees,
Speaker 4: shall not be infringe as we were just talking about,
Speaker 4: Sir Knighted, instead of talking about taking their guns, I
Speaker 4: suggest we arrest their doctors and charge them. Arrest their doctors,
Speaker 4: charge them, and then sorry, put them in the funny
Speaker 4: farm until they are till they're better.
Speaker 2: I'd say the appropriate response to all this stuff is
Speaker 2: to shut down the government schools. I've been thoroughly corrupted.
Speaker 2: They're engaging in activities that we would lock people up
Speaker 2: for in terms of being a pedophile and the mental
Speaker 2: damage that they're doing to these vulnerable people. That's really
Speaker 2: the source of the problem right there.
Speaker 4: This is not a self perpetuating ideology. It means people
Speaker 4: actively working on it and feeding the propaganda. If you
Speaker 4: stop the propaganda, this will all go away. It'll take
Speaker 4: a little bit, but given in about ten years this
Speaker 4: will have vanished.
Speaker 2: This will they call ordinary people breeders because they're not
Speaker 2: breeding and can't breed. And what they do is they recruit,
Speaker 2: and they brainwash and they groom, and so that needs
Speaker 2: to be shut down. These institutions are called schools.
Speaker 4: If you were to shut down the schools and march
Speaker 4: into Hollywood and stop the propaganda there again, I'm convinced
Speaker 4: within ten years things would largely go back to normal
Speaker 4: in a cultural sense. Cletus five five five. I can
Speaker 4: tell you firsthand that SSRIs do make you psychotic because
Speaker 4: I was on cirtelene for a while and it definitely
Speaker 4: made me think about shooting and stabbing people more than once.
Speaker 4: It's no joke.
Speaker 2: Wow. Yeah, And you know, I'm surprised looking at the
Speaker 2: pharmaceuticals that they were pushing on me and decide not
Speaker 2: to take. There's a lot of pharmaceuticals that it may
Speaker 2: not have the same it may not affect your mind,
Speaker 2: but there's a lot of pharmaceuticals that if you start
Speaker 2: taking it for a while, you have to back off
Speaker 2: of it gradually or it does really wicked thanks to
Speaker 2: your body. And that's definitely the case of the ssorry.
Speaker 2: It can do it while people are taking it, but
Speaker 2: it definitely does it if you don't get off of
Speaker 2: it very gradually. I would compare it to getting the
Speaker 2: bins for a diver. You go down, stay down deep.
Speaker 2: You better take your time coming up, or have a
Speaker 2: decompression chain that's going to be there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's defy tyrant seventeen to seventy six government school
Speaker 4: systems to create these monsters on purpose. If anybody thinks
Speaker 4: these government demons give a hoot about the shootings, you
Speaker 4: need to wake up. Assyrian girl says, this murderous Channing
Speaker 4: would have found a way to obtain gun regardless his
Speaker 4: writing show. He was determined to do evil. That was
Speaker 4: the only reality left to his life.
Speaker 2: Yeah. If he couldn't get legally, he'd get it illegally.
Speaker 2: And that's the whole issue, you know, as we're talking
Speaker 2: about it. That's why people say, well, if your band guns,
Speaker 2: only criminals will have guns, And that's what they mean.
Speaker 2: The criminals are going to get the stuff one way
Speaker 2: or the other.
Speaker 4: You can't Again, the black market always exists, no matter
Speaker 4: how much you try to crack down on it, it
Speaker 4: will always be there.
Speaker 5: A Syrian girl reminded of the story from just yesterday
Speaker 5: of the girl in Scotland, you know, fourteen, and they
Speaker 5: are coming after her because she's defending herself. They don't
Speaker 5: want the victims to be armed. Yeah, I was watching
Speaker 5: that video. Again, I noticed the guy filming. At the
Speaker 5: very beginning, the girl is saying, she's just twelve and
Speaker 5: you're bashing or you're a kid bash, leave her alone.
Speaker 5: You're you know, attacking her, and he goes and why
Speaker 5: are you effing it up? That was his first line
Speaker 5: in the video. If you're listening closely.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm attacking her and I'm propositioning herself. Why are
Speaker 2: you messing around with this?
Speaker 5: And that's what these gun pushing politicians have a problem with.
Speaker 5: They don't want you effing it up for the perpetrators.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: It's again, the migrant crisis is actually a crisis. They
Speaker 4: create real problems. It's not that, you know, these people
Speaker 4: are good, wonderful citizens that are just going to integrate,
Speaker 4: you know, freely and be your wonderful next door neighbor. No,
Speaker 4: this is the type of things that is common in
Speaker 4: the cultures they come from. They're importing.
Speaker 2: Well, the day makes they do these kids. That's a
Speaker 2: real problem as well. And you know it's it's the
Speaker 2: government creates a problem and then dumbles down on it
Speaker 2: to add some additional things that are part of their
Speaker 2: agenda that they wanted to do. In the first place.
Speaker 4: Yeah, girl, too bad. No one else in that church
Speaker 4: had a gun to stop this demon.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: Pisono Avante seventeen seventy six. Ban all inanimate objects, starting
Speaker 4: with cars and trucks.
Speaker 2: Or he could just confiscate them, say that they were
Speaker 2: involved in a drug trade somewhere in your imagination.
Speaker 4: That's right. I think this car committed a crime dugged
Speaker 4: double O seven. I saw thread and read it where
Speaker 4: people were discussing this comment after comment on how prayer
Speaker 4: doesn't work. It was very sad. You know, there's a
Speaker 4: lot of hatred out there.
Speaker 2: People say prayer doesn't work with the people who have
Speaker 2: never tried it. Quite frankly, you know, the point of
Speaker 2: prayer is not that we tell God to do something
Speaker 2: that he doesn't want to do so that we can
Speaker 2: see him working. And we have seen that many many times.
Speaker 2: And I think all of you for your prayers that
Speaker 2: about my health issues. But I've seen it over and
Speaker 2: over again. And God doesn't always do what we want
Speaker 2: in our own timing, you know, when we want to
Speaker 2: have it happen. But that's also a lesson as well.
Speaker 2: But I've seen some truly miraculous stuff in our lifetime
Speaker 2: and that has been a direct answer to prayer. And
Speaker 2: so these are people who have not tried it, who
Speaker 2: do not believe it, and they have shut it down.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So look at nineteen eighty the public schools teach paganism evolution.
Speaker 4: Lucifer is the author of paganism.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, and evidently, you know, he thought that he
Speaker 2: could become God. Perhaps at least he was selling the
Speaker 2: idea of evolution and transhumanism to Adam e. Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's this movement on some of the more fringe
Speaker 4: right wing circles right now saying, well, you know, the
Speaker 4: Christian right wing has had its time. They tried it.
Speaker 4: It's time for you know, the more pagan atheistical side
Speaker 4: of the right wing to wield power. It's like, you
Speaker 4: do realize that the pagan you know, atheistical side of
Speaker 4: things was largely in power everywhere because paganism just means
Speaker 4: like not Christians, so paganism becomes it's basically everything if
Speaker 4: you're loose about it. It was everywhere, and Christian Christianity
Speaker 4: beat it, took it at the height of its power.
Speaker 4: When all these people wielded power, Christianity came in and
Speaker 4: said no, this is ours now, this is a Christian nation,
Speaker 4: this is a Christian land.
Speaker 2: And then you have to do it by force.
Speaker 4: No, you guys had your time and you lost. It's done.
Speaker 4: Paganism is dead and it will not come back. Citizen
Speaker 4: of Americaca, have you seen Trey Goudy's haircut lately? He
Speaker 4: has migrated to a full Q tip.
Speaker 2: Good way to describe I have.
Speaker 4: I don't pay too much attention to Trey Goudy. I
Speaker 4: can't say, I can't say I do tof I Tyrant
Speaker 4: seventeen seventy six. Don't take this the wrong way, but
Speaker 4: thank god the demon had no idea what he was doing.
Speaker 4: As far as using weapons is concerned, Yeah, most of
Speaker 4: these people are largely incompetent. Their brain is faulty, and
Speaker 4: therefore they're not very good at anything. The real Octo Spook.
Speaker 4: If I was a criminal, I certainly would not want
Speaker 4: my victims to have weapons. That is the real line
Speaker 4: in the sand. And they telegraph their real reasons, don't they, Yes,
Speaker 4: very much so, searing girl. If a man or woman
Speaker 4: is so focused on self hatred that they would be
Speaker 4: willing to mutilate themselves, why would why would we be
Speaker 4: surprised when they demonstrate hatred for other people as well
Speaker 4: and follow through with violent behavior. That's very true, Becausonovante,
Speaker 4: seventeen seventy six.
Speaker 5: I have a picture of Trey Goudy if you want
Speaker 5: to see the full Q tube.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Trey Goudy looks really different than I remember him
Speaker 4: looking video.
Speaker 2: I think it's a little bit higher than that. Oh, louis.
Speaker 4: What's going on, mister Gowdy? Zonovante, seventeen seventy six. Statement
Speaker 4: inherent writes are not contingent upon the criminal murderous acts
Speaker 4: of mad men. We've got a comment about Jens Hockey geesebusters,
Speaker 4: and it's good to see you geesebusters. Yeah, great acting skills,
Speaker 4: that's right. She's sure to get her oscar soon.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Guard Goldsmith says she is a as Biden sent weapons
Speaker 4: around the globe. I didn't see her tears, no, of course,
Speaker 4: not Bille Hoten. No thoughts and prayers for those unlive
Speaker 4: by the mRNA though, that's right, yea, Jensaki. Most of
Speaker 4: these people, once they're done with their tenure with those
Speaker 4: new sort of minor jobs, you know, Press Secretary, I
Speaker 4: consider that a more minor job at the White House.
Speaker 4: They tend to fade away. They kind of go away,
Speaker 4: and you don't hear from them too much anymore. Jensaki
Speaker 4: continues to crop up and make a nuisance of herself.
Speaker 2: Well, they get jobs in media. You know, you look
Speaker 2: at George Stefanopflos. He was like White House cheap of
Speaker 2: stam for something. He's been like the top guy at
Speaker 2: ABC News. She's got a long career because she's articulate
Speaker 2: and she will say anything to please her masters. That's
Speaker 2: that's what the press secretaries do. That's what you're seeing
Speaker 2: from Sue, and Sue's I love it now.
Speaker 4: She's definitely more articulate than what was the girl that
Speaker 4: followed her up, Jeanine Pierre or something like that. She
Speaker 4: could not spring a sentence together. She could not get
Speaker 4: a point across to save her life. Yeah yeah, as
Speaker 4: if Biden's mental and cognitive decline and transferred itself over
Speaker 4: to her as well, like it was contagious.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, she's going to circle back and have more
Speaker 2: to say about that later. That was the first time
Speaker 2: I ever heard that expression, We're going to circle back
Speaker 2: to that later.
Speaker 4: She would not circle back Citizen of Americaca says the
Speaker 4: anti secondment protesters were actually harassing the parents as they
Speaker 4: were picking up their children. In fact, wow wow, Brian
Speaker 4: and Dev McCartney. These Catholic schools usually have top notched security.
Speaker 2: Where was that?
Speaker 4: How did the how did the he get in get
Speaker 4: in with all this paraphernalia.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. I mean, it's it is uh Minnesota,
Speaker 2: and uh it just maybe you know, all these different
Speaker 2: churches are gonna have to do it, uh take take
Speaker 2: responsibility individually. I don't know if they've got because it's Minnesota,
Speaker 2: maybe they all we're safe. We got anti gun politicians
Speaker 2: and we've got gun laws, so that'll never happen in
Speaker 2: our area. But that's that's the key you're going to have.
Speaker 2: You got a target on your back, especially for these people. Well,
Speaker 2: we're going to take a quick break, folks, and we'll
Speaker 2: be right back. When we come back, we're going to
Speaker 2: talk about the Great Replacement and what's happening. We had
Speaker 2: several different incidents that happened in the last couple of
Speaker 2: days here in Tennessee and trunk drivers, drunk drivers driving
Speaker 2: eighty thousand pounds rigs, so we'll be right.
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Speaker 2: All right, welcome back, and we're talking during the break,
Speaker 2: and Land said some might want to clarify what I
Speaker 2: was talking about in terms of red flag, I just
Speaker 2: want to say they kind take guns away from people
Speaker 2: with their red flags. They're being hypocritical. I don't support
Speaker 2: any gun control regulation. I really believe shall not in
Speaker 2: fringe means shall not infringe in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 2: But I think that they're distracting people from the real problems.
Speaker 2: Instead of red flags, what we need are black labels,
Speaker 2: and we need to tell people when something has a
Speaker 2: black label on the drug. People need to be warned
Speaker 2: about the homicidal ideation that comes with these drugs and
Speaker 2: what happens if they change the dose age and all
Speaker 2: the rest of this stuff, or maybe just get rid
Speaker 2: of them altogether. I've had listeners who have said I
Speaker 2: was really helped by my SSR. So again, you can
Speaker 2: make that decision, but you need to have it be
Speaker 2: fully informed. You need to understand what the true risks are,
Speaker 2: and you need to listen to people who have had
Speaker 2: adverse effects, not just the studies that are produced by
Speaker 2: the pharmaceutical companies. That's the real issue, and they have
Speaker 2: an agenda that they're not showing you here when they
Speaker 2: push this, and that's why it's the ultimate hipocracy that
Speaker 2: they want to take guns away from other people, but
Speaker 2: not from the people who are certifiably insane, and they
Speaker 2: have driven them as such. Before we get back to
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Speaker 2: the hope that we have in christ and that's really
Speaker 2: what our focus wants to be on. Let's talk a
Speaker 2: little bit about what's going on with Cracker Barrel a lot.
Speaker 2: We're kind of getting to the end of this story,
Speaker 2: and at the very end of it, as they're walking
Speaker 2: this back, you see that they have just as part
Speaker 2: of the walk back, they have just taken down the
Speaker 2: LGBT page that they had at Cracker Barrel. They were
Speaker 2: pushing LGBT stuff at Nashville Nashville Pride and all the
Speaker 2: rest of the stuff and lecturing people about it as well.
Speaker 2: And this is being put out by CNN saying that
Speaker 2: this is intense right wing push against them, But when
Speaker 2: you look at the people that are doing this, We've
Speaker 2: got a clip of the woman who was talking about
Speaker 2: the rebranding. Can you play that clip? Lance? Okay.
Speaker 12: Last year, we have been very transparent about our transformation platform,
Speaker 12: and one of our strategies is really centered on that
Speaker 12: physical guest experience, and we've spent the last year testing
Speaker 12: and concepting various levels of remodels. All of these have
Speaker 12: been all of these various levels have been rooted in
Speaker 12: our brand DNA, they've been rooted in guest feedback, and
Speaker 12: it's all about evolution with intentionality. We've been very true
Speaker 12: about oural of making our stores feel brighter and even
Speaker 12: more welcoming than they already are while maintaining that country
Speaker 12: hospitality and charm that we're known for. So when it
Speaker 12: comes to the overall experience, what you can rely on
Speaker 12: is items like our rocking chairs, our biscuits, our peg games,
Speaker 12: antiquities on the wall. None of that is going away.
Speaker 12: We're just looking at ways to freshen up the experience
Speaker 12: so that we can open our door a bit wider
Speaker 12: for more guests. And when we think about what we're
Speaker 12: trying to do, it really is again about listening to
Speaker 12: what the guests ask for and what the guests and
Speaker 12: examples of what the guests ask for are things like
Speaker 12: spaces that feel brighter, that feel less cluttered, more booth seating,
Speaker 12: more seating options so our guests are more comfortable while
Speaker 12: they're dining with us. But again, it really is about
Speaker 12: taking that feedback and sting into various levels of remodels
Speaker 12: that again represent exactly who we are.
Speaker 2: You get the idea, and so yeah, they're going to
Speaker 2: keep the antiques that are there, but they're going to
Speaker 2: make sure they put them in a grid organized right,
Speaker 2: because people like her are the ones who when they're
Speaker 2: in school, they had to get all of their pencils
Speaker 2: and papers and anything organized precisely. And if you look
Speaker 2: at what they were doing, they're taking like a bunch
Speaker 2: of mugs or something and they put all a section
Speaker 2: of all mugs, put them in a grid. But then
Speaker 2: they will rotate them in different odd orientations and just
Speaker 2: to give a little bit of randomness. That's there.
Speaker 4: I love how she says all that she talks for
Speaker 4: that length of time without ever saying Okay, yeah, people
Speaker 4: didn't like it. We screwed up. It's still just like, oh,
Speaker 4: we're following, we're doing what you want. This is great.
Speaker 4: We're like, No, you're an idiot. You're an incompetent moron.
Speaker 4: You gutted the entire well soul of the company.
Speaker 2: Office Space nailed this with a parody and years ago saying, uh,
Speaker 2: you know to this this barista at a coffee place.
Speaker 2: You know, why are you talking like that? Only elite,
Speaker 2: wealthy white women talk like that? And you're you're not that.
Speaker 2: Here's the clip from Office Space.
Speaker 5: How can I get you?
Speaker 2: Actually? This is from a Hawk Coffee had coffee okay,
Speaker 2: room for cream, totally, room for crean.
Speaker 13: Why are you talking like that?
Speaker 1: Why are you talking like that?
Speaker 4: Because it's my voice, this is my wise.
Speaker 2: No, it's not.
Speaker 9: I heard you talking a minute ago. I know you
Speaker 9: don't talk like that.
Speaker 14: Neither to you, because nobody actually talks like this.
Speaker 9: You choose to talk like this, and today I chose
Speaker 9: to talk like this.
Speaker 4: It's pretty annoying, isn't it.
Speaker 15: Why is it?
Speaker 2: Root man?
Speaker 14: Just stop doing that.
Speaker 2: Can't help us my voice.
Speaker 14: No, it's not. It's an affectation that annoying teenagers and
Speaker 14: rich people use to sound like they don't give the shop.
Speaker 14: Except you work in a coffee shop, so I know
Speaker 14: you're not rich and you don't look like a teenager
Speaker 14: unless you're un as Kennedy Schreiber.
Speaker 9: Knock it off.
Speaker 3: Just because I talk like this, I mean, they don't
Speaker 3: give it.
Speaker 4: And what exactly I'm supposed to kno to sit about?
Speaker 14: That's an excellent question to ask yourself in your actual voice.
Speaker 4: Excuse me, some of us would like to order.
Speaker 16: You're total man.
Speaker 5: There, there you go.
Speaker 9: Good, you're talking.
Speaker 8: Wow?
Speaker 2: And what was that from?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 2: I thought that's from Office Space.
Speaker 4: It's the same actor, but uh, I don't know what
Speaker 4: that's from some.
Speaker 2: Same actor, same kind of role.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it looks like he's trying to reprise his famous role.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it nails that anyway. And the family of
Speaker 2: the guy who designed the original cracker barrel logo is
Speaker 2: talking about it. And the thing I thought was interesting
Speaker 2: was the guy died in twenty twenty one, but his
Speaker 2: wife said that she kept for years and years. She
Speaker 2: kept the napkin on which sketched out the logo. As
Speaker 2: a meeting that he's having with the owner of Cracker Barrel,
Speaker 2: he sketched out on the logo on a napkin. You said,
Speaker 2: just threw that away a couple of years ago. I
Speaker 2: wish i'd kept it because of you. Worth a lot
Speaker 2: of money now it certainly would. But yeah, the guy
Speaker 2: was who started the chain, was the CEO for thirty
Speaker 2: two years, and now they've turned it over to women.
Speaker 14: Like that.
Speaker 2: So that and the grooming page that was there that
Speaker 2: has now been moved.
Speaker 4: On.
Speaker 2: Behalf of Cracker Barrel's lgbt Alliance and deib team. We
Speaker 2: want to celebrate you for being you. It is our
Speaker 2: greatest mission to ensure that pleasing people means all people.
Speaker 2: LGBTQ Plus Pride Month each June is an important time
Speaker 2: to reflect on the Stonewall Riots. It began June twenty eighth,
Speaker 2: nineteen sixty nine, evoking activists to demand change for the
Speaker 2: LGBTQ plus community in America. They are deeply into this stuff.
Speaker 2: Long with ensuring educational resources and inclusivity practices are upholed
Speaker 2: every day. Cracker Barrel will also be returning to Nashville
Speaker 2: Pride and the Out and Equal Workplace Advocates Conference. There
Speaker 2: are many ways that we encourage bringing you your authentic
Speaker 2: self to work. So now they have and I think
Speaker 2: there's a clip there of the fact that if you
Speaker 2: go there, page not found. Oh no, what they need
Speaker 2: is CEO not found is really what it needs to
Speaker 2: get rid of that fool. Yeah, that's right. Woke women
Speaker 2: wearing black horn rimmed glasses combined Cracker Barrel with celebrity
Speaker 2: celebrating homosexuality as they toss around phrases like physical guest
Speaker 2: experience while we were still healthy culture. This is the
Speaker 2: stuff of sitcoms. We mercilessly ridicule these people who warned
Speaker 2: the public away from them. The whole world is now
Speaker 2: upside down, write Nulty at breitbarton absolutely right. We're going
Speaker 2: to take a quick break and we will be right back.
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Speaker 1: You're listening to the David Night Show.
Speaker 2: Well, welcome back. We've had it. Of course, the horrific
Speaker 2: accident in Florida from the guy who has given a
Speaker 2: commercial driver's license for his eighteen wheeler out of California,
Speaker 2: illegal alien and doing a U turn and killed a
Speaker 2: family of three in that accident. We've had several of
Speaker 2: these types of things happening. And right after we had
Speaker 2: talked about that, Lance saw this on the net. He said,
Speaker 2: look at this. They had an eighteen wheeler that was
Speaker 2: going the wrong direction on the bridge there at Memphis
Speaker 2: that goes from Arkansas to Memphis, goes over the river there.
Speaker 2: He's gone the wrong way. They pulled this guy over
Speaker 2: and the driver was a guy named Harving der Singh
Speaker 2: thirty six years old. They say he's from Tracy, California,
Speaker 2: but he was so drunk he wouldn't pull over. They
Speaker 2: had to chase him for quite a way. He's in Arkansas.
Speaker 2: Then he gets on this bridge and said he was
Speaker 2: bouncing off of the concrete barriers on different sides. And
Speaker 2: they finally got the guy to stop. And when they did,
Speaker 2: the woman who recorded this said, well, you know this
Speaker 2: has been going for some time. You could see that
Speaker 2: there was a cop who was standing on the on
Speaker 2: the concrete barrier there. The traffic is all stopped in
Speaker 2: the other direction and he was standing there looking in
Speaker 2: and then he goes around to try to get the
Speaker 2: guy out, and he wouldn't leave. I told Lance, I said, well,
Speaker 2: I'll guarantee you that this this guy is an illegal
Speaker 2: alien or something is wrong because he won't get out
Speaker 2: of there. Turns out that he's he was so drunk
Speaker 2: he blew a fifteen. That's double the limit for a
Speaker 2: regular driver of a passenger car, but it is four
Speaker 2: times the legal limit for somebody who was operating a
Speaker 2: commercial vehicle like a semi trailer, because he sings weigh
Speaker 2: eighty thousand pounds.
Speaker 5: I've had this on the board for a few days.
Speaker 5: Found it right after it happened and no information had
Speaker 5: been released, and it was well, that tells you it
Speaker 5: wasn't an American. Else that would been the headline of
Speaker 5: every story. You would have to trade out. He's saying,
Speaker 5: of course it's a white man.
Speaker 2: Oh here's the amazing thing. They he went for one
Speaker 2: hundred and thirty miles. They chased him. That's a very
Speaker 2: very long chase. And so if you saw that clip there,
Speaker 2: first the guy is standing there looking at and then
Speaker 2: runs around, he goes over and they opens up the door.
Speaker 2: The guy will not get out, and then as that
Speaker 2: clip is ending, you see another cop who is jogging
Speaker 2: up there with a giant rifle. They eventually got this
Speaker 2: guy out. He did not want to get out of
Speaker 2: the vehicle. He did not want to give them any ID,
Speaker 2: and he refused a breathalyzer, but they did it anyway.
Speaker 5: Found a video of them actually pulling him out of
Speaker 5: the car. It's it might be a bit small on
Speaker 5: this screen here.
Speaker 2: Well, the interesting thing about this, folks is that he's
Speaker 2: actually the head of a company that's based out of California,
Speaker 2: and he owns two hundred trucks. And I imagine, you know,
Speaker 2: even though he's got his paperwork in place, I imagine
Speaker 2: that all the rest of the Indians that he's got
Speaker 2: working for probably do not, because it's probably making a
Speaker 2: lot of money by hiring Indians who will work for less.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this should immediately spark a deep investigation this entire company.
Speaker 4: You should be going through a fine tooth cone.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, Well let's see if the Department Transportation does
Speaker 2: do that. So the woman who filmed that first thing,
Speaker 2: her name was Raleigh. First name Raley made couples. She said,
Speaker 2: the big truck gets over the right lane and that's
Speaker 2: when I saw that truck, she said. My first thought was,
Speaker 2: this is a truck hooked up to another truck pulling
Speaker 2: it because I thought it was going the wrong way.
Speaker 2: I remember, you know, there's been a lot of videos
Speaker 2: you can see them up on social media and the
Speaker 2: internet where somebody is sleeping in the passenger's seat and
Speaker 2: a truck is being towed and so it's facing you right,
Speaker 2: being towed backwards, and the person who's driving and filming
Speaker 2: it or got a camera there, wakes the person up says, ah,
Speaker 2: you know, this truck looks like it's coming right at him.
Speaker 2: But in this case, it was coming right Adam. He
Speaker 2: was driving on the wrong side of the lane after
Speaker 2: going for one hundred and thirty miles.
Speaker 4: Oh so real quick. So the guy that owns the
Speaker 4: trunk company is somebody named Harvender Sing. That guy or
Speaker 4: something sing. This guy is Harvender Sing. And so there's
Speaker 4: three different sings. There's a guy that owns it sing,
Speaker 4: there's his son Parteep sing, and then there's this guy
Speaker 4: Harvender singh. So he's related to him, but he is
Speaker 4: not the owner of the company.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, people might be going to sing Sing yeah, that's the.
Speaker 2: Way they need to take him. Partap sing and his
Speaker 2: son par Deep sing I have the fleet of two
Speaker 2: hundred trucks. But this guy is Harvender. Yeah, thank you
Speaker 2: for correcting that.
Speaker 4: Probably a relative of some kind.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. So beside the one in Florida that killed
Speaker 2: three people, there's also deadly New Mexico wreck that left
Speaker 2: families shattered. Reports indicate mister Singh is not a US citizen,
Speaker 2: and it's based in California. And this is what California
Speaker 2: is doing. This is why, you know, what is done
Speaker 2: in california's not staying in California, and it's spreading. We're
Speaker 2: seeing this stuff then in Arkansas, Tennessee, Florida, and New Mexico.
Speaker 2: These people get their driver's licenses and their commercial driver's
Speaker 2: licenses issued to them in California, where they don't care
Speaker 2: whether they can read or speak English, and then they
Speaker 2: travel all over the country. And that's why this is
Speaker 2: a federal issue. You know, when the federal government used
Speaker 2: the interstate system and its federal funds to coerce the
Speaker 2: fifty five mile an hour speed limit, this is something
Speaker 2: that the Department Transportation should be shutting down immediately. They
Speaker 2: should make it so that these commercial driver's licenses should
Speaker 2: not be honored. And coming from California, this is clearly
Speaker 2: an interstate issue. It's not some random coincidence. This is
Speaker 2: a full bone crisis. Unqualified, poorly vetted foreign drivers flooding
Speaker 2: in the US trucking industry, and Americans are the ones
Speaker 2: who are paying the price with their lives. We recently
Speaker 2: covered the tragic story the Washington volunteer firefighter and EMT
Speaker 2: who was killed by yet another Indian foreign truck deliver
Speaker 2: cleaning all over the road. And I think they got
Speaker 2: a picture of him right there land as if he
Speaker 2: scrolled down the American man who has killed mister Wilkerson,
Speaker 2: a volunteer firefighter and EMT, a totally preventable death. The driver,
Speaker 2: mister Sarjete Parmar, have been charged with negligent homicide along
Speaker 2: with five other counts, not only accues of killing one man,
Speaker 2: but injuring an entire car full of other people another car.
Speaker 2: The driver who killed him was from quote unquote California,
Speaker 2: although that's just for his license and that he got
Speaker 2: He's actually from India. American Truck Drivers United has sent
Speaker 2: Trump an emergency warning about these dangerous foreign truck drivers. Finally,
Speaker 2: Trump has got a real emergency. Don't do anything about
Speaker 2: it and say that you've got to be able to
Speaker 2: speak English to drive commercially. Truly is an amazing situation,
Speaker 2: but something's happening on a regular basis. Sean Duffy, the
Speaker 2: Secretary of Transportation, says that they've taken fifteen hundred foreign
Speaker 2: truckers off the road because they couldn't speak a look
Speaker 2: of English. He said, our trucking industry has been flooded
Speaker 2: with illegal aliens who barely have any training to operate.
Speaker 2: Last March, it happened in Austin. Five innocent people lost
Speaker 2: their lives thanks to a drunk foreign driver, an eighteen
Speaker 2: wheel driver who was arrested in North Austin crash that
Speaker 2: killed five people, including a four year old and an infant.
Speaker 2: He was a contract driver for Amazon here on a
Speaker 2: work visa from Ethiopia. Maybe it's an H one B because.
Speaker 4: I'm sure there was just no one in America who
Speaker 4: could have done that job.
Speaker 2: Nobody in America can drive a truck or a car.
Speaker 13: We need this drunk Ethiopia in here. Yeah, kill our
Speaker 13: own people, yeah, he's not a Texas resident. His commercial
Speaker 13: driver's license was not issued by Texas. Again it's California.
Speaker 13: So states that are encouraging this trend have to be
Speaker 13: held accountable. Again, the federal government knows how to do that.
Speaker 13: Another case of this drunk illegal kills a woman and
Speaker 13: critically injures the fiance and a head on crash in Nashville.
Speaker 13: This happened in Memphis, but then in Nashville almost the
Speaker 13: same day. This happened illegal alien from Honduras. This is
Speaker 13: not a commercial driver's license or an eighteen will in
Speaker 13: this particular instance, it was just a It was a maserati.
Speaker 13: This guy is illegal, but he's got a maserati. Maybe
Speaker 13: I wonder what his business would be.
Speaker 4: It's a mystery.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder if he's selling illegal drugs here. The
Speaker 2: driver the Maserati was identified as Julio Cesar Herrera. Gonzalez
Speaker 2: initially hospitalized the letter charged with vihictory or manslaughter, vehicular
Speaker 2: assault DUI, and driving without a license is on during
Speaker 2: illegal here. He was given temporary protected status in two
Speaker 2: thousand and eight, which is later evoked in twenty fifteen,
Speaker 2: So for ten years he's been here without any protected status,
Speaker 2: and he has a prior conviction for vandalism, but he's
Speaker 2: driving a Maserati now driving it drunk as a matter
Speaker 2: of fact. And then as we look at the great replacement.
Speaker 2: We've talked to many times about what's going on in
Speaker 2: the UK. Of course we just had the incident we
Speaker 2: mentioned again today earlier about what was happening in Scotland.
Speaker 2: But the newest crisis is that there's just too many
Speaker 2: patriotic Britains they don't want the flag put up. And
Speaker 2: so when you have Birmingham, which is the second largest
Speaker 2: city in the UK, and they have put up painted
Speaker 2: the library in Greenway colors to mark Pakistan's independence day.
Speaker 2: So they had flags up for Pakistan for quite some time.
Speaker 2: And then when there was a British occasion that they
Speaker 2: wanted to commemorate and the British people started putting up
Speaker 2: their flags, they started taking them down immediately, and so
Speaker 2: then they counter protested. And as they were doing counter protests,
Speaker 2: one of the guys who was carrying a flag wanted
Speaker 2: to go into a pub and they had the security
Speaker 2: guards encounter him and say this.
Speaker 9: Well, because you got England flags on, not letting people of.
Speaker 4: England flags because it's a simple rule by management.
Speaker 9: Simple rule.
Speaker 2: You don't video our staff please kind of request.
Speaker 15: No, I'm asking his questions of England flags in England. No,
Speaker 15: I just want to put it online to show that
Speaker 15: this pot what is this? The manner and their management
Speaker 15: are refusing.
Speaker 9: People of England are.
Speaker 2: Not involving ourselves in any pose process.
Speaker 9: It's not a protest wearing an England plan trum so
Speaker 9: I have to take is establishment in England.
Speaker 12: Happy again?
Speaker 9: Do not think there's an issue with that?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 9: Do you not understand why people might be upset by that?
Speaker 17: Once?
Speaker 9: If I had an England flag, would that be right?
Speaker 4: If I had an English flag?
Speaker 9: Would that be right? I had a Palestinian flag on?
Speaker 9: Would that be all right?
Speaker 6: To go?
Speaker 9: You wouldn't stop that, would I'm happy to you can't
Speaker 9: answer the question.
Speaker 4: Because it's difficult for you. It's a wretched woman with
Speaker 4: her false smile.
Speaker 15: No, I can't let you in by this point, will
Speaker 15: not let anyone in with an English flag, which is
Speaker 15: absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 5: Really a bit of an issue I'd like to leave.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they've already been I'm even in my own time.
Speaker 17: Don't really.
Speaker 9: By this probably, I will not let England flags.
Speaker 2: Well, she is not the owner of the pub, she's
Speaker 2: the manager. It's owned by a wolding company that owns
Speaker 2: a lot of different pubs, and that's that's why you
Speaker 2: get that type of thing. Why they hired her as.
Speaker 4: Man and it's a smarmy middle management.
Speaker 2: So that went viral and people started bombing them with
Speaker 2: awful reviews on Google and they got it listed as
Speaker 2: a mosque. I think it's the funniest thing white.
Speaker 4: Google review bomb Muslims just bomb.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they got it listed as a mosque. Meanwhile, at Walmart,
Speaker 2: there has been a massive number of firings as well
Speaker 2: as a massive number of h one B visas. Now
Speaker 2: report from a Swiss tech consultancy organization CTOL charges that
Speaker 2: a Walmart executive was dismissed and some twelve hundred tech
Speaker 2: contractors were locked out of their programs because there have
Speaker 2: been kickbacks up up to thirty thousand dollars a day.
Speaker 2: Thirty thousand dollars a day to hire these people from
Speaker 2: a foreign country to take the jobs of Americans. Isn't
Speaker 2: that amazing? Where's that money coming from? Well, there are
Speaker 2: the there's an entire ecosystem of companies who are making
Speaker 2: a lot of money brokering as a middleman bringing in foreign,
Speaker 2: cheap foreign labor with H one B visas, and of
Speaker 2: course the H one B visas operated, we're sold to
Speaker 2: people out of the fiction that well, there's no Americans
Speaker 2: that can do this job, so we need to bring
Speaker 2: in specialized labor. You know, this is what Trump and
Speaker 2: Ramaswami and Elon Musk were saying. We got to have
Speaker 2: the best people who are playing on our team. So
Speaker 2: if we got some kind of an AI expert that
Speaker 2: is coming from another country, we need to be able
Speaker 2: to get them in here on an H one B visa.
Speaker 2: Except that's not the way they're using it. They're using
Speaker 2: it as we saw before in Disney. Disney the massive
Speaker 2: firings and massive rehirings of people from India, and they
Speaker 2: told the people that they were getting rid of the
Speaker 2: Americans that are getting rid of. If you stay long
Speaker 2: enough to train the replacement, we will pay you more money.
Speaker 2: But otherwise, if you don't want to train them, then
Speaker 2: we don't give you the same kind of severance deal
Speaker 2: that we normally would. So this is how it being
Speaker 2: abused under the program, foreign workers have granted special permission
Speaker 2: to work in the US or US companies if they
Speaker 2: have qualifications and skills for tech jobs it cannot be
Speaker 2: filled by American workers. Yeah, like the ordinary jobs at Disney.
Speaker 2: For corporations they've shown to be essentially concealing their job
Speaker 2: postings then claiming that there are no available Americans, and
Speaker 2: then they go overseas and get workers under contract who
Speaker 2: are paid only a fraction of what American workers could
Speaker 2: would make. And there are companies that are operating, as
Speaker 2: I said before, as middlemen, and they're making massive amounts
Speaker 2: of money, so much so that they can pay this
Speaker 2: Walmart executive thirty thousand dollars a day for this secret
Speaker 2: scheme of what they're doing. So the latest scandal happened
Speaker 2: at Walmart the Swiss company CTOL, alleging twelve hundred technology
Speaker 2: contractors were locked out, their projects suspended indefinitely. They said
Speaker 2: there was no confirmation from Walmart as as matter of fact,
Speaker 2: they're denying that that is what happened, but they have
Speaker 2: fired twelve hundred people for some reason. They're not saying
Speaker 2: what the reason is. The mass termination, said the Swiss
Speaker 2: company was because of a corruption scheme that reached into
Speaker 2: the highest echelons of Walmart's Global Tech division. The retail
Speaker 2: giant's abrupt severance of ties with CASPECS sourced contractors follow
Speaker 2: the firing of a global Tech vice president who had
Speaker 2: been orchestrating the elaborate kickback scheme. Daily payments of thirty
Speaker 2: thousand dollars flowed from the contracting agencies that were seeking
Speaker 2: preferential treatment in Walmart's vast technology ecosystem. So these people
Speaker 2: who were coming in to work for lower wages probably
Speaker 2: already are paying this money into this middleman contractor so
Speaker 2: they can get them the job and get them into
Speaker 2: America as well, and then they pay this Walmart executive
Speaker 2: to keep these job listings secret and then pretend that
Speaker 2: no Americans will work job. The Walmart case exemplifies a
Speaker 2: pattern that's emerges across the tech sector's staffing ecosystem since
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three. Layered vendor relationships were prime contractors sublease
Speaker 2: work to secondary vendors, who then in turn engaged tertiary
Speaker 2: providers have created an opaque financial structure that obscures the
Speaker 2: accountability while enabling systematic exploitation. Walmart said that this investigation
Speaker 2: did not have anything to do with H one B visas,
Speaker 2: So they've denied that aspect of it, but they have
Speaker 2: not said what it is. Even so, the report said
Speaker 2: that Mike Lee of Utah Senator suggested it may be
Speaker 2: time to pause H one B visas you think. Walmart
Speaker 2: earlier this year had announced plans to lay off fifteen
Speaker 2: hundred workers part of the restructuring efforts. They said there
Speaker 2: was a backlash on social media that the layoffs are
Speaker 2: being orchestrated to replace US workers with H one B holders.
Speaker 2: Well started decades ago. Is a temporary program to fill
Speaker 2: supposed gaps and specialized fields, has turned into a full
Speaker 2: blown racket that sells out American workers. Let me tell you,
Speaker 2: Ramaswami and Elon Musk are fully on board with this stuff.
Speaker 2: You know, it's disgusting to watch the two of them
Speaker 2: talking about, you know, two people who have come in
Speaker 2: and enjoyed what this country has created in the past
Speaker 2: based on our culture.
Speaker 4: All they care about is extracting all the value they
Speaker 4: can't out of it. They'll gut the American middle class.
Speaker 2: South. We used to call people like that carpetbaggers. They
Speaker 2: don't have carpet bags anymore. I guess we've got to
Speaker 2: come up with a new metaphor. For years now, corporate
Speaker 2: elites and their buddies in the swamp have locked Americans
Speaker 2: out of good jobs, rigging the hiring system so cheap
Speaker 2: foreign labor can help to line their profits. You know,
Speaker 2: in a sense, this is much worse than the trade
Speaker 2: deficit that Trump is talking about so much. So what
Speaker 2: we have here from these giant corporations and how they
Speaker 2: love money so much that they would do this to Americans.
Speaker 2: We have a trade deficit of labor here. They want
Speaker 2: to be able to sell to working class Americans, but
Speaker 2: they don't want to hire working class Americans. That's the
Speaker 2: reality of what's going on here. That's your trade deficit
Speaker 2: right there. There's a trade deficit that the American companies
Speaker 2: will not buy American labor instead they want to get
Speaker 2: foreign labor. So we're going to take a quick Well,
Speaker 2: we got some comments. You want to do the comments
Speaker 2: Firus Travis.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's go for it. Got sumter comments here. There's
Speaker 4: about the shooting. Be my Valentine prayers for healing for
Speaker 4: those children who were there and survive the shooting, who
Speaker 4: went through such trauma.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yeah, there are some awful pictures of kids,
Speaker 2: you know, being embraced by their parents and weeping. So
Speaker 2: I'm sure that was scared them to death, as it
Speaker 2: rightfully should. Yeah, and you know, kids are being traumatized
Speaker 2: by the school systems that are pushing this training stuff.
Speaker 4: You know, n Max good old trade Gowdy is now
Speaker 4: being his full fraud self attacking whites, supporting left lies. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you're allowed to demonize white men as much as you want.
Speaker 4: White women get a little bit of a shield, but
Speaker 4: white men, it's a free for all anytime.
Speaker 2: Well, he ran cover for Hillary Clinton with Benghazi. He
Speaker 2: held these Benghazi hearings, as you all know, went on forever,
Speaker 2: made him a household name, grand standing over that stuff,
Speaker 2: and never did a thing about Hillary Clinton or you know,
Speaker 2: I interviewed many times at least two of the guys
Speaker 2: that were there in Benghazi that were defending people, and
Speaker 2: they're livid about what happened with that and what did
Speaker 2: not happen as a result of that.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I had a video of Trey gownelan to get
Speaker 5: into the deck of him just saying it's a white male.
Speaker 5: Of course, it's a white male. Just what we were
Speaker 5: talking about. It's like someone's comment. It's like, can you
Speaker 5: imagine him saying that about any other ethnicity. It's like
Speaker 5: almost always a white male. It's a real big problem,
Speaker 5: you know, the whole thing of him saying that white
Speaker 5: males need to be disarmed. It's like, white males are
Speaker 5: the ones committing most of the murders here, but any crime.
Speaker 5: He would never bring up ethnicity for anything else.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's a self loathing liberal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, when you actually look at these stats on mass shootings,
Speaker 4: not just the ones that get reported in airtime, white
Speaker 4: men are actually not the largest perpetrators of them, and
Speaker 4: not by a long shot. And Max trumpmuslimit guns from
Speaker 4: people with mental problems with him being an anti Semite
Speaker 4: is a mental illness. Now, that's why you can't make
Speaker 4: those kinds of laws and start spiraling out very quickly.
Speaker 5: And of course what an anti Semite is is whatever
Speaker 5: they want them to be at that time.
Speaker 4: I've been called racist, anti semitic, all the all the buzzwords,
Speaker 4: all the buzzwords most of us probably have at this point,
Speaker 4: don't frag me. Bro Trump's daughter, Jared and pallent here
Speaker 4: already have a gun control mental health program ready to
Speaker 4: go since the first term. Well, you know, good for
Speaker 4: I'm sure it'll solve the problem. Oh yeah, I'm sure
Speaker 4: it will completely solve the issue and we'll never have
Speaker 4: to deal with this kind of thing again. Bille hotin
Speaker 4: nothing this is about cracker barrel says nothing, says fresh
Speaker 4: like antiques. What's old is new again?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Well, you know that was the whole thing about
Speaker 2: their brand. It was like, you know, the antiques and
Speaker 2: all that kind of stuff, and then the menu was
Speaker 2: like comfort food, right, and it was a regional comfort
Speaker 2: food type of thing, and that's what they're They don't
Speaker 2: understand their brand at all.
Speaker 4: Now, this woman is a complete idiot.
Speaker 2: She has They're just liberal elites. They probably went to
Speaker 2: some Northeast elitist school like Hillery and Trump's and their
Speaker 2: daughters too. Yeah, you know what we need, there's another Ivanka.
Speaker 4: We need to make this restaurant look like every other
Speaker 4: restaurant made within the last twenty years. That's what people want. Yeah,
Speaker 4: don't frag me, bro destruction of popular cultures that they
Speaker 4: can continue to build back better with their perverted culture.
Speaker 4: That's right. You've got to demolish what's there before you
Speaker 4: can put something else on top of it. Christian, constitutional, conservative, amazing.
Speaker 4: People will boycott stores and restaurants, but not schools.
Speaker 2: Well right, they will. The schools are just above Chritism
Speaker 2: for the most part. I mean, we finally saw people
Speaker 2: showing up to Christize the schools for what they saw
Speaker 2: during lockdown. Some of them finally have awakened to that.
Speaker 2: I think that's one of the big beefs that the
Speaker 2: trainees have got. So if they go to a school
Speaker 2: that is Christian, that they're not going to push the
Speaker 2: training stuff. So we've got to attack them because they're
Speaker 2: not pushing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's truly amazing. If you want to see the
Speaker 4: knives come out, say anything even slightly negative about teachers
Speaker 4: and people will just flock to their defense. No, you
Speaker 4: don't understand. Teachers are underpaid, they're understaff. This that it's like, well,
Speaker 4: they're doing a terrible job. They don't deserve a raise.
Speaker 4: We should cut their salary. They should all be fired.
Speaker 4: Anyone caught pushing this trans ideology on children should be
Speaker 4: locked up for the rest of time.
Speaker 2: I know why that is to school, but they cultivate
Speaker 2: this nostalgia and identity and all people. You know, they
Speaker 2: have their mascots, they got their sports teams and their
Speaker 2: rallies and all this other kind of stuff, and it's
Speaker 2: always about you go to this particular school and you're
Speaker 2: loyal to your school. You know, there's even I think
Speaker 2: it's even a Beach Boys song, be true to your
Speaker 2: school or something. Right, So there's this kind of group
Speaker 2: think tribalism that they work really hard at and it's
Speaker 2: very very powerful when you're young, and they start doing it.
Speaker 2: When I was in school, we had elementary school, in
Speaker 2: junior high school and high school. They start doing it
Speaker 2: in junior high school, really working on creating this group activity,
Speaker 2: and people get nostalgic about it. They go back to
Speaker 2: reunions and all this other kind of stuff, and it's like,
Speaker 2: that's the last thing in my life that I want
Speaker 2: to relive by time in government school. So you know,
Speaker 2: but that's the way most people are. And so when
Speaker 2: you go after the teachers, they're thinking about that and
Speaker 2: they have more nostalgia for that school experience than they
Speaker 2: do many cases their own family. So you know, just
Speaker 2: that's where it is.
Speaker 4: It's again the teachers.
Speaker 2: It's a strange system it truly is we got here.
Speaker 4: The teachers fail on every level. Kids can't read, they
Speaker 4: can barely write, they can't do math. And these teachers
Speaker 4: out there, oh, if I just had more money, if
Speaker 4: you had more money, you'd what what You're an incompetent fool.
Speaker 4: Thes that are put in place aren't there to teach
Speaker 4: kids that the teachers an them.
Speaker 2: Teachers would get more money if they operated independently. You know,
Speaker 2: there there is going to be demand out there for
Speaker 2: tutors and things like that, and if they're good at
Speaker 2: what they do, they can sell online classes to people. Right.
Speaker 2: But again, it's this mentality that many of the people
Speaker 2: that have gone through schools have been you know, recycled, recycled,
Speaker 2: recycled through these socialists and doctrination aspects, and lived in
Speaker 2: that system for so long they don't want to take
Speaker 2: a chance of not working for the state. So they're
Speaker 2: thoroughly status in there and they're outlook.
Speaker 4: So yeah, right. Overture has a comment says it's because
Speaker 4: people are programmed to believe that unless you have a
Speaker 4: degree or too incompetent to teach your child, you cannot
Speaker 4: do a worse job than the school is doing it
Speaker 4: is impossible. The teachers, as I keep harping on, are incompetent.
Speaker 4: They're largely very dumb. They're all set up in this
Speaker 4: system where they have this horrible curriculum picked out, and
Speaker 4: even then they can't manage to get through it. You
Speaker 4: cannot do a worse job than these Marxist fools that
Speaker 4: are incuncated in the system.
Speaker 2: Well, that's why it is. You know, it even stretches
Speaker 2: to people. Many people have gone through the school system
Speaker 2: and they've heard all this stuff about the credentialed teachers,
Speaker 2: and they think that they can't teach their own children.
Speaker 2: But you can, you can, and you understand, you know
Speaker 2: that personalized instruction. You only need to stay a step
Speaker 2: ahead of them. So if you had a problem with
Speaker 2: the algebra, it's not a problem. You know, there are
Speaker 2: people out there that you can get online classes and
Speaker 2: so you can outsource some of the stuff to other
Speaker 2: people for some of those subjects. But the real issue
Speaker 2: of education, as RL Dabney said back in Civil War,
Speaker 2: he said, it's really about morality and character. That's the
Speaker 2: essence of what education is about. And the government understands that,
Speaker 2: and it is really frightening to see what they are
Speaker 2: trying to inculcate in kids in terms of character and morality.
Speaker 2: That's your job as a parent, and the schools are
Speaker 2: very important for that. And in terms of reading and writing.
Speaker 2: He said he didn't even see that as education. He
Speaker 2: said that was just utilitarian tools that people got. That
Speaker 2: was like you would get at a trade school, right,
Speaker 2: if you're going to go to a trade school, learn
Speaker 2: how to operate a machine or something like that, learn
Speaker 2: welding or something. So he just saw math and other
Speaker 2: things like that is kind of an extension of a
Speaker 2: trade education, but real education in the since that he
Speaker 2: was using. It was about character, ethics, morality, and definitely
Speaker 2: don't like what the morality and the ethics of the
Speaker 2: government institutions we call schools are.
Speaker 4: Got some comments about the illegal truckers ap rumble seat.
Speaker 4: Is this going to ignite checkpoints and hauling people out
Speaker 4: of vehicles? Wouldn't be surprised if it becomes a trigger
Speaker 4: or yet more overreach.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what FARTA is saying is that they're going to
Speaker 2: do it at the way stations, which they want to
Speaker 2: make sure the trucks are not overloaded. They pay taxes
Speaker 2: because of the weight because that does damage to the
Speaker 2: roads if it gets overweight and that type of thing.
Speaker 2: So they have the weighing stations. At that point they
Speaker 2: could do a license check, but we'll see what happens. Again,
Speaker 2: they can take any real problem and they can abuse it.
Speaker 4: Jim Zim and c just passed a bill to allow
Speaker 4: foreign doctors to practice in the state without passing any
Speaker 4: US medical exams. Well, that's going to be fantastic, considering
Speaker 4: that India has a huge problem with factory degree mills
Speaker 4: where they just turn out.
Speaker 2: All you need to know is a lookup table for
Speaker 2: which drugs pharmaceutical wants you to. You know, here's the
Speaker 2: symptoms and you plug it into the AI and it
Speaker 2: tells you which pharmaceutical drug to hand to them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, nWo is bad. Nineteen eighty four. It took me
Speaker 4: two months to get my CDL. I should have went
Speaker 4: to California. That's right. It probably would have taken any
Speaker 4: more like two minutes. Yeah, then again maybe not, since
Speaker 4: your name isn't singh. And this is a comment about
Speaker 4: the British pub ap rumblest UK and US are moving lockstep.
Speaker 4: According WF Agenda twenty thirty dictates it's not accidental.
Speaker 2: Now, it's all right, there's a great replacement.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 4: They have planned this out for years and they are
Speaker 4: moving along with it. Doug seven comments about the shooting.
Speaker 4: Minnesota is an open Carrey State Act, but culturally it
Speaker 4: is very anti gun and people would freak out if
Speaker 4: they sell you with one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right. Well that's interesting. Well we're gonna take
Speaker 2: a quick break. When we come back. We're going to
Speaker 2: talk about robot rabbits in the war with the invasive pythons.
Speaker 2: I guess so it's going to be mounting pythons versus
Speaker 2: this killer robot rabbits. We'll take a quick break, folks,
Speaker 2: and we will be right back.
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Speaker 2: Well, in Florida, we have a case of the mounting
Speaker 2: pythons versus the killer rabbits and the Holy Grail is
Speaker 2: to try to save the ecosystem from this invasive speech
Speaker 2: specie that's been released by a lot of people who
Speaker 2: got them as pets. They start to get really large
Speaker 2: and then they release them into the wild. We're seeing
Speaker 2: that with iguanas as well in Florida. But the pythons
Speaker 2: have been a huge problem the rabbits are now the
Speaker 2: latest tool that they've used to try to get these snakes.
Speaker 2: They said. The rabbits look, move and even smell like
Speaker 2: the real thing, and they put them out in traps
Speaker 2: to lure in the pythons, and then these robotic rabbits
Speaker 2: can alert the trappers about the python's presence that are there.
Speaker 5: So we have terminator rabbits that are pretending to blend
Speaker 5: in with the other rabbits. They're not the marked ones
Speaker 5: of the rubber skin. They look real. Only the dogs
Speaker 5: can tell them apart.
Speaker 2: Maybe they should have gone instead of just having these
Speaker 2: passive targets, they should have had it active like the
Speaker 2: rabbit and monty python. You know, may spring go for
Speaker 2: the judge layer on wherever you can find it on
Speaker 2: the snake. In the Everglades, Park officials say the snakes
Speaker 2: have eliminated ninety five percent of small mammals as well
Speaker 2: as thousands of birds. It is kind of interesting when
Speaker 2: you look at these evasive species. When we went to
Speaker 2: New Zealand, there were bounty pictures up all over the
Speaker 2: place about these red possums that had come in and
Speaker 2: they are an endangered specie in Australia, and yet in
Speaker 2: New Zealand, where there's no predators, these things became the
Speaker 2: apex predator. They were killing Kiwi's little helpless nocturnel birds
Speaker 2: and all these other things that were there because they
Speaker 2: were the apex preador at the point. But in uh
Speaker 2: and Uh in Australia, they had they had to especially
Speaker 2: protect them from the the more powerful animals that were there.
Speaker 2: And when you look at the way these things are
Speaker 2: brought in. Now, these these are there because of people
Speaker 2: releasing them. But the government has in the past brought
Speaker 2: in things like kudzuo that's all over the South, or
Speaker 2: hyacinths they clog up the waterways in Florida. Those have
Speaker 2: been brought in by the federal government and then they
Speaker 2: got out of hand. FDR was concerned. I guess when
Speaker 2: they had the droughts, they brought in kudzuo. We used
Speaker 2: to use it, at least that's what I was told.
Speaker 2: I never fact checked to see if it was FDR,
Speaker 2: but I was told that it was brought in by FDR.
Speaker 5: I know it was brought in by the government and
Speaker 5: they were paying farmers to plant kudzuo. Well, we used
Speaker 5: that as a big ps a push telling people. They
Speaker 5: were calling it the miracle plant. They wanted people to
Speaker 5: plant it everywhere.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they can grow a couple of feet in
Speaker 2: a day. And so it has really gone wild in
Speaker 2: western North Carolina, eastern Tennessee and things like that. But
Speaker 2: we used to use that and as a metaphor for government.
Speaker 2: They said, you know, you have a problem, and government
Speaker 2: brings in a solution, and just like kudzoo, all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, it becomes an even worse problem and it
Speaker 2: starts growing in a crazy manner like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, in Japan, where it's native, they have a kudzuo
Speaker 5: beetle that eats it, but here there's no predator. So
Speaker 5: they don't want to import the kudzoo beetle because it
Speaker 5: might make the problem a lot worse if it goes
Speaker 5: after other crops.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, let's hope that they don't import the Kudzuo beetle.
Speaker 2: So they said, we're having a really hard time finding them.
Speaker 2: That is the pythons, Burmese pythons. They said. They deployed
Speaker 2: these robot rabbits the summers and experiments. Previously, there was
Speaker 2: an effort to use live rabbits to lure the snakes,
Speaker 2: but that became too expensive and time consuming. The robots
Speaker 2: are simple toy rabbits, but retrofitted to emit heat and
Speaker 2: a smell to make the natural movements that appear. Like
Speaker 2: other regular rabbits, are placed in small pins monitored by
Speaker 2: video camera that sends out a signal when the python
Speaker 2: is nearby. They said that the robots cost about four
Speaker 2: thousand dollars, but they said the estimations of the number
Speaker 2: of pythons now in Florida, the US Geological Survey said,
Speaker 2: we've got a ballpark number of tens of thousands. That
Speaker 2: don't really know because these things are very adapt at hiding.
Speaker 2: But other official estimates run as high as three hundred
Speaker 2: thousand Burmese pythons.
Speaker 1: And these things are huge.
Speaker 2: They give the alligators a run for the money when
Speaker 2: they get into a fight.
Speaker 4: The sad Burmese pythons are absolutely massive. They get they
Speaker 4: can reach I think close to twenty feet. I know
Speaker 4: that left unchecked. You know, they just continue to grow
Speaker 4: and grow and grow. It's just a matter of if
Speaker 4: something else gets to them before they get to that point.
Speaker 4: But once they reach the large enough size, like you said,
Speaker 4: they can just you know, they can't eat alligators. There
Speaker 4: have been multiple and people, you know, a snake that
Speaker 4: it's dead because it ate an alligator that eventually tried
Speaker 4: to claw its way out from the inside, but the
Speaker 4: snake managed to swallow it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they both died. Yeah, they said, the average
Speaker 2: between ten and sixteen feet.
Speaker 5: How is it cheaper to get these four thousand dollars
Speaker 5: robot rabbits than a real rabbit? There are four thousand
Speaker 5: dollars per robot rabbit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, the rabbits do actually breed like rabbits.
Speaker 4: I imagine maybe it's more expensive to fit a real
Speaker 4: rabbit out with tracking gear or something like that, or
Speaker 4: you run the risk of yeah, you know, running through
Speaker 4: the brush and destroying it or something like that.
Speaker 2: Well, it said. Every year the Commission holds a Florida
Speaker 2: Python Challenge that carries cash prizes for the most pythons caught,
Speaker 2: the longest snake, and so forth. This year, nine hundred
Speaker 2: and thirty four people from thirty states took part in
Speaker 2: the effort. In July, they said they captured two hundred
Speaker 2: ninety four pythons, the top prize of ten thousand dollars
Speaker 2: to a participant who bagged sixty of them. It's too
Speaker 2: early to determine how successful the robot rabbit project will be.
Speaker 2: They said that they have removed twenty three thousand the
Speaker 2: snakes since the year two thousand. That's not too many,
Speaker 2: because we were talking about twenty five years. It's only
Speaker 2: about one thousand of them a year.
Speaker 4: Yeah, funny. One fun fact is that from what I've read,
Speaker 4: India also has a problem with I think the same
Speaker 4: Burmese pythons, you know, Burma kind of from where they're from.
Speaker 4: They also had a you know contest, you know, bring
Speaker 4: in as many of these as you can, and you know,
Speaker 4: we'll pay you out for each one. It actually led
Speaker 4: to more snakes because people started breeding them to bring
Speaker 4: in as many snakes as they could, So they ended
Speaker 4: up game the system. Yeah, they gained the system. They
Speaker 4: tried to scam it and allegedly ended up with a
Speaker 4: worse problem than they had before.
Speaker 5: I saw that same thing. Yeah, it was the same
Speaker 5: exact thing that worked in Florida. They tried it there,
Speaker 5: but with less money for the prizes, and it backfired
Speaker 5: horribly as people started breeding them and made the problem
Speaker 5: much worse.
Speaker 2: Well, it's probably not too hard to breed them. They
Speaker 2: said that they lay fifty to one hundred eggs the
Speaker 2: female does at a time, and they've got a gestation
Speaker 2: period of only sixty to ninety days. Yeah, so you
Speaker 2: can imagine if they were able to get twenty three
Speaker 2: thousand of these things out in the last twenty five years,
Speaker 2: how many of them they truly are. They're breeding like
Speaker 2: you know, the feral pigs or what different Texas.
Speaker 4: And maybe that's what we need. We need giant snakes
Speaker 4: to eat the feral pigs.
Speaker 2: We can have a sort of you know, go Yeah,
Speaker 2: they can have the federal government get involved and capture
Speaker 2: them and transfer them to Texas.
Speaker 4: India does have a large problem with snakes, though. I
Speaker 4: think they're one of the leading countries when it comes
Speaker 4: to snake by death s each year because of the
Speaker 4: Russells viper I believe. Yeah, I think snake's fascinating. So
Speaker 4: snake fact for you.
Speaker 2: Well, this is while they got the robot rabbits, this
Speaker 2: is also a trapped China is building a brain computer
Speaker 2: interface industry, reports Wired magazine. And let me tell you
Speaker 2: that this is the industry putting this out to say
Speaker 2: that we've got a brain gap that is there with
Speaker 2: the Chinese, and so we need to have some federal
Speaker 2: support for this. This is the game that they've always
Speaker 2: play Alex Skarp's book that he put the Technological Republic,
Speaker 2: there is a gap with everything with China. Okay, we're
Speaker 2: behind them in this area and in that area, in
Speaker 2: that area. So we need the federal government to come
Speaker 2: in and to subsidize these businesses. And that's what this
Speaker 2: article is really pushing, that we need to have help
Speaker 2: to compete with China. China has signaled its ambition to
Speaker 2: become a world leader and brain computer interfaces that's not
Speaker 2: something that we need. But they're going to push this
Speaker 2: and push for the federal government to subsidize. They said,
Speaker 2: China now has several homegrown BCI companies. The government is
Speaker 2: making the development of this technology a priority because again
Speaker 2: it's a tolitarian country and the plitarian governments want to
Speaker 2: have these brain computer interfaces. This is not to help
Speaker 2: people who have spinal cord injuries. Ultimately, yes, they will
Speaker 2: use it for that and that will be what they
Speaker 2: feature at the beginning, but ultimately this is about a
Speaker 2: mind control project, which is what totalitarian countries always want,
Speaker 2: including our own. The new policy document lays out a
Speaker 2: roadmap for China to achieve breakthroughs and BCI technology by
Speaker 2: twenty twenty seven and to build internationally competitive industry by
Speaker 2: twenty thirty. We cannot let them get ahead in the
Speaker 2: brain gap. We know China is strong at translating basic
Speaker 2: research into practical uses and commercialization, and so we need
Speaker 2: that same kind of government corporate partnership, don't we. Well,
Speaker 2: you need to be very careful about the new technology.
Speaker 2: And just as you think about a brain computer interface
Speaker 2: and think about what can possibly go wrong, take a
Speaker 2: look at what could possibly go wrong with all these
Speaker 2: other technologies are happening right now. Here's an example. Using
Speaker 2: an AI browser lets hackers drain your bank account just
Speaker 2: by showing you a public Reddit post. So you want
Speaker 2: to hook your brain up to uh.
Speaker 4: Just think maybe this computitors deserve Yeah, you talk about.
Speaker 2: A brain drain. You know, if the AI can drain
Speaker 2: your bank account just because you're using an AI browser
Speaker 2: and you go to a particular site, you know, the
Speaker 2: the ability of this technology to do damage to us
Speaker 2: is still unknown. We're rushing into these things just like
Speaker 2: we rushed into the m R and A.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the real brain gap is in the heads of
Speaker 5: these AI cheerleaders.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what I wonder about is, you know, if your
Speaker 4: brain can influence the electronics. Can you know how much
Speaker 4: influence can the electronics put on your brain? Very rarely?
Speaker 4: Is it only ever one way? Yeah, so's that's probably
Speaker 4: more what they're interested in.
Speaker 2: Well, for the longest time, DARPA has had their Brain
Speaker 2: Project research that they said that they want to help
Speaker 2: people had PTSD uh and and yet they talked about
Speaker 2: implanting memories just like total recall. We can erase selectively
Speaker 2: erase memories, which is what they're trying to do, or
Speaker 2: we can implant memories in you of things that you
Speaker 2: never did. And that's that's what darp has been working
Speaker 2: on for quite some time. So they said. The vulnerability
Speaker 2: in this particular AI browser is known as an indirect
Speaker 2: prompt injection attack. It allows hackers to trick AI browsers
Speaker 2: into following malicious instructions hidden in plain texts. What is
Speaker 2: an AI browser lance? Do you know what that is?
Speaker 2: I've never seen that term before.
Speaker 4: A lot of browsers have integrated a large language model
Speaker 4: into it, so it'll you know, if you Google something
Speaker 4: or you know, whatever router you're using your search, some
Speaker 4: of them will give you like an AI summary at
Speaker 4: the top of what you're looking for.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Brave does that. Yeah, Yeah, maybe that's what they're
Speaker 2: talking about. You can literally get prompt injected and your
Speaker 2: bank account trained if you were doom scrolling on Reddit.
Speaker 2: This means that you're just kind of hanging out and
Speaker 2: scrolling for a long period of time. Perplexities Browser AI
Speaker 2: has been tricked into following malicious instructions embedded too in
Speaker 2: publicly available content. Do either of you guys do anything
Speaker 2: about perplexity?
Speaker 4: Apparently that is a I've never heard of it until
Speaker 4: this article.
Speaker 5: Okay, they do mention Brave, they say it's just SNOVERYI company.
Speaker 5: They were the ones that were kind of the first
Speaker 5: with deep search stuff, but now everyone has that.
Speaker 2: Well. This vulnerability is known as an indirect prompt injection attack.
Speaker 2: It says very simple the vulnerability lies and how commentsses
Speaker 2: web page content When users ask it to summarize this
Speaker 2: web page, it feeds part of the web page directly
Speaker 2: into its large language model, without distinguishing between the user's
Speaker 2: instructions and untrusted content. From the web page, and so
Speaker 2: people are just injecting this prompt and said, if you
Speaker 2: give it privileges across authenticated sessions, it has potential access
Speaker 2: to banking accounts, to corporate systems, to private emails, cloud storage,
Speaker 2: and other services. So it could use that presumably, I guess,
Speaker 2: because you can save your passwords and things like that
Speaker 2: on these browsers, perhaps by injecting their prompt, and they
Speaker 2: can then have access to those passwords and use that
Speaker 2: to drain your bank account. One person said this is
Speaker 2: why I don't use an AI browser. You can literally
Speaker 2: get prompt injected in your bank account drained by scrolling
Speaker 2: on Reddit. Well, as we look at the craziness of
Speaker 2: the climate scam here, we have the slatest report that
Speaker 2: came out and Lisbon they're concerned because they said dark
Speaker 2: cars are heating cities. They set up to buy up
Speaker 2: to four degrees centigrade. The study found that's huge. I
Speaker 2: don't think that you're going to get that big of
Speaker 2: a boost, but we've talked about cities being heat islands
Speaker 2: and how that has affected their long term temperature measurements
Speaker 2: to bolster their climate change nar TO, So I guess
Speaker 2: the question is what about dark solar panels seah.
Speaker 5: And also if they're saying that the color of your
Speaker 5: car is a major factor in you know, global warming,
Speaker 5: does that mean that everything else they've been saying about
Speaker 5: the car doesn't matter. I mean, if this is the
Speaker 5: big factor, just what color? Just having a black metal
Speaker 5: object is as much as having a car, and then therefore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I mean four degrees centigrade is huge because
Speaker 2: they were talking about two degrees integrate being the doom
Speaker 2: point at which we're all going to die, So just
Speaker 2: having black cars could do that according to them. But
Speaker 2: this is a study, and this is why I say,
Speaker 2: you know, you can take these studies with a grain
Speaker 2: of salt. Depending on who has funded them and the
Speaker 2: games that they have played, they can use that to
Speaker 2: come to their conclusion. They said that it was worse
Speaker 2: the cars were worse than nearby asphalt, that white vehicles
Speaker 2: reflected eighty five percent of sunlight, cars covering ten percent
Speaker 2: of city roads, their heat contributes and significantly impacts urban warming. Well,
Speaker 2: I guess we'd have to compare this to that story
Speaker 2: about Trump spending a lot of money to paint the
Speaker 2: wall black. They're at the border and then the guy
Speaker 2: going out there and measuring the unpainted wall and the
Speaker 2: black wall and not seeing a difference in temperature.
Speaker 5: Also, the way the article phrases that it's worse than asphalt,
Speaker 5: You mean having a car there is slightly worse than
Speaker 5: not having a car there. Yeah, well I would hope
Speaker 5: that it's than nothing.
Speaker 2: I find that hard to believe since i've when I
Speaker 2: was in junior high school, we had an asphalt track
Speaker 2: in Florida and you had an afternoon gym class, so
Speaker 2: that thing has been heated up all day. I mean
Speaker 2: you could. It was burning my feet through my sneakers.
Speaker 2: It's crazy. And asphalt in Florida was difficult to you know,
Speaker 2: people typically didn't use it except on tracks that use
Speaker 2: it in driveways because of the heat issues that were there.
Speaker 2: But when you look at the amount of surface area, right,
Speaker 2: surface area for the road is going to be much
Speaker 2: greater than the surface area for the car. So again
Speaker 2: this is more doom climate news that needs to be
Speaker 2: need to think about it and not just take it
Speaker 2: for why it's worth face value. So we have some
Speaker 2: comments that you want to cover before you Yes, we do.
Speaker 4: The real Octo spooks as private schools should get public
Speaker 4: funds because the parents with students in public schools are
Speaker 4: paying the same school taxes as those parents with students
Speaker 4: in public schools. The parents should choose where their money
Speaker 4: is spent.
Speaker 2: Well, be careful because whenever the government funds it, the
Speaker 2: government will control it. One of the things that we
Speaker 2: pushed when I was with the Libertarian Party to try
Speaker 2: to help people with private schools was to say, okay,
Speaker 2: you know, in North Carolina we had an income tax.
Speaker 2: We said, give a tax deduction to any individual who
Speaker 2: wants to support somebody going to a private school or
Speaker 2: a homeschool, and they get to take that deduction whether
Speaker 2: or not they are related to the person. And so,
Speaker 2: you know, some people now proposed that the problem is
Speaker 2: they've now set up a third party institution that is
Speaker 2: going to process that. And so you always have to
Speaker 2: be careful about government control whenever you're taking money from them,
Speaker 2: even to the extent of participating in sports. They would
Speaker 2: exert government control on homeschoolers through that.
Speaker 4: Avenue Pisdovonte seventeen seventy six. They tried to change cracker
Speaker 4: barrel to crack in Beryl. Well, that's a very Californian sensibility.
Speaker 4: Brian and de McCartney says, create and Beryl. Isn't that
Speaker 4: already a place? Isn't it a store?
Speaker 2: That might be? Yeah, I guess I could call it
Speaker 2: if it's gonna be run by these uh mary sue
Speaker 2: that they got there, they could call it creek and
Speaker 2: barrel because they got creaky speak. So we're gonna take
Speaker 2: a quick break, folks, and we will be right back.
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Speaker 2: Well India seems to be making a bid to be
Speaker 2: the number one persecutor of Christians in the world. Of course,
Speaker 2: that title is right now held by North Korea. They
Speaker 2: have had that for quite some time. But India and
Speaker 2: their radical Hindu government of Modi, which by the way,
Speaker 2: Chelsey Gabbard is very connected with that political party that
Speaker 2: is there. They have now passed harsh anti conversion laws
Speaker 2: in several of the different Indian states, expanding maximum punishment.
Speaker 2: If you talk to somebody about Christ, you can get
Speaker 2: life in prison. Yeah, and this is what they call it,
Speaker 2: the Freedom of Religion Amendment. They have taken a page
Speaker 2: right out of the American book where you call the
Speaker 2: bill exactly the opposite of what it is Patriot Act
Speaker 2: or whatever right that's exactly the opposite or the Inflation
Speaker 2: Reduction Act that Biden had to give a simple example.
Speaker 2: They will expand the maximum punishment from ten years in
Speaker 2: prison to twenty years or life in prison, along with
Speaker 2: fines up to eleven thousand, five hundred dollars. The law
Speaker 2: allows the police to arrest suspects without a warrant, to
Speaker 2: seize property to make offenses non bailable. Online or social
Speaker 2: media messages they interpret as promoting conversion are also punishable,
Speaker 2: raising concerns over free speech and especially over the freedom
Speaker 2: of religion. Even though they call it that, it is
Speaker 2: designed to suppress the freedom of religion. These provisions, with
Speaker 2: penalties of up to life imprisonment, represents some of India's
Speaker 2: harshest anti conversion measures and can turn ordinary conversations about
Speaker 2: belief into criminal acts. And let me say that when
Speaker 2: we talk about this, they have specifically used that phrase
Speaker 2: anti conversion laws. They have put that in and their
Speaker 2: laws prohibiting that in many Western countries and proposed in
Speaker 2: the US as they say they don't want to have
Speaker 2: any conversion therapies. What they're talking about where psychologists or
Speaker 2: groups would take people who were LGBT and they would
Speaker 2: take them into a very course of psychological procedure to
Speaker 2: try to convert them out of that way of thinking.
Speaker 2: Of course, that was anathema to the early movement because
Speaker 2: they said there was a gay gene and you were
Speaker 2: born that way. But now they don't believe that there is.
Speaker 2: Now with the trainees, they had to do a complete
Speaker 2: one to eighty, so now the conversion things back on
Speaker 2: the table. But they called it that because they don't
Speaker 2: necessarily put the therapy in there. But it's anti conversion
Speaker 2: because they don't want Christianity to be spoken anywhere, right,
Speaker 2: you don't when any Christians speak anywhere. They don't want
Speaker 2: any conversion because it's not going to be the psychologists
Speaker 2: that are their real issue. Psychologists are no threat to
Speaker 2: the LGBT. This relationship with Christ that is, and so
Speaker 2: that's what they want to shut down. And you can
Speaker 2: see it when they start calling these things anti conversion.
Speaker 2: That's ultimately where it's going, and that's where it's going
Speaker 2: to go in the West as well. The law reserves
Speaker 2: harsher penalty for cases involving women, miners, and tribal communities.
Speaker 2: Conversions are linked. Conversions that are linked to any foreign
Speaker 2: funding would carry sentences of seven to fourteen years. They said.
Speaker 2: Those involving force inducement, trafficking, or marriage promises could result
Speaker 2: in life sentences. That is not what Christians do with that.
Speaker 2: Concealing religion for marriage purposes could mean up to ten
Speaker 2: years in prison and finds of more than three thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: So I don't know. I guess if you wanted to
Speaker 2: marry somebody, but you didn't tell them that you're a Christian,
Speaker 2: you pretended you're a Hindu. Then when a person found out,
Speaker 2: I guess they could call the state.
Speaker 4: On you, I don't know, get your spouse thrown in prison.
Speaker 2: At least ten other states have adopted similar measures, although
Speaker 2: most of them carry shorter prison terms of up to
Speaker 2: ten years in prison. As many as thirteen states have
Speaker 2: pass such laws, although several remain inactive or are being
Speaker 2: legally challenged. So Christian groups say the legislation will deepen
Speaker 2: religious polarization and restrict India's constitutional freedom. It's predominantly Hindu,
Speaker 2: and the Hindu party that is in charge now is
Speaker 2: extremely radical. They have tolerated and supported and covered up
Speaker 2: violent attacks against all other religions Christian, sekh Muslim and so.
Speaker 2: And that's a party that has given a lot of
Speaker 2: money to Tulsi cavern. As a matter of fact, Christian
Speaker 2: ethics must infuse artificial intelligence and the emerging tech. This
Speaker 2: is an article from Christian Posts. They said earlier this year,
Speaker 2: while in Sacramento, California, and AI powered robot made me
Speaker 2: a latte at a coffee shop near the state capitol building.
Speaker 2: He said, I was marveling at its capability, but he
Speaker 2: said I also was a bit unnerved about it, because
Speaker 2: I thought, what are they going to be the issues
Speaker 2: of this in terms of displacing humans and at the
Speaker 2: foundation of our society, there has to be some kind
Speaker 2: of a moral and ethical basis for the things that
Speaker 2: we do. We can't just keep going down this road
Speaker 2: of adopting this technology without thinking about the implications of it.
Speaker 2: And the people who are pushing it out there have
Speaker 2: thought about the implications of it. That's why they're pushing
Speaker 2: UBI and other things like that. They want to use
Speaker 2: this to enslave and to entrap us. We know what
Speaker 2: that is, and we need to demand from the people
Speaker 2: who are in political power that they put measures in
Speaker 2: place before that happens. Typically, what we see happening is
Speaker 2: even though people see what the implication is going to
Speaker 2: be for some of this new technology of various areas,
Speaker 2: nothing is done about it before it happens, and then
Speaker 2: it's very difficult to get anything done after it happens.
Speaker 2: That's why we keep going down this spiraling rabbit hole.
Speaker 2: A growing movement is taking aim at overturn same sex
Speaker 2: marriage ruling. Now that critics have been proven right. They
Speaker 2: point out I mentioned this a little bit earlier in
Speaker 2: the program the Supreme Court. It has now been a
Speaker 2: decade twenty fifteen, where they decided that they would define
Speaker 2: marriage against the law and against the wishes of the
Speaker 2: states and the people. And again, I think that marriage
Speaker 2: is something that ought to be defined on a religious basis,
Speaker 2: but if you're going to have there certainly is absolutely
Speaker 2: no case for the federal government or the Supreme Court,
Speaker 2: especially to impose their definition on the rest of the country.
Speaker 2: Same thing was true in terms of abortion. Both of
Speaker 2: these things, and when you had the abortion ruling overturned,
Speaker 2: when Rov. Wade was overturned with the Jobs hearing, this
Speaker 2: is one of the things that Clarence Thomas pointed out.
Speaker 2: He said that the prevarication that Rov. Wad was built on,
Speaker 2: We've had many other things that were done by the
Speaker 2: Supreme Court that were based on the same kind of
Speaker 2: logic and expansion, and that those things should also be revisited.
Speaker 2: One of them that he mentioned was the Bergefeld case
Speaker 2: that or the Supreme Court established same sex mirage over
Speaker 2: and against the states and the people. Said we can
Speaker 2: either recognize gay marriage, we can recognize children's right to
Speaker 2: a mother and father, but we can't have both, said
Speaker 2: Katie Faust of them before us. It's an organization that
Speaker 2: advocates for the right of children to their biological parents.
Speaker 2: And that's really what this is fundamentally about. It's not
Speaker 2: just an attack on marriage that the Supreme Court did
Speaker 2: a decade ago, but it was specifically an attack on
Speaker 2: the family so that they could attack and control the children.
Speaker 2: The village demands a right to raise your children. This
Speaker 2: is the Hillary Clinton thing, and they demand a right
Speaker 2: to raise the children. And we have been told over
Speaker 2: and over again, like the think OF's MSNBC had a
Speaker 2: public service announcement that was done by Melissa Harris Perry
Speaker 2: that I've played so many times. We've got to get
Speaker 2: over this notion that you own your children. They belong
Speaker 2: to the community. Right, No, they don't. But that's what
Speaker 2: is fundamentally behind all of this stuff that's happening, and
Speaker 2: the redefinition of marriage was fundamentally an attack on children.
Speaker 2: Yet again, the problem is from the child's perspective, their
Speaker 2: own mother and father are never optional, not in terms
Speaker 2: of their identity, their development, their safety, or their rights.
Speaker 2: Whenever they talk about children's rights, that has been used
Speaker 2: as a cat's paw by the UN in order to
Speaker 2: separate children from their parents. And they do that by
Speaker 2: separating the children from their parents in a school environment.
Speaker 2: That's what we're seeing all the time. While the kids
Speaker 2: want to have this pronoun because we've told them that
Speaker 2: they're in the wrong body, and so they push back
Speaker 2: against the parents and say that the child has a
Speaker 2: right to identify with whatever pronouns and whatever gender they
Speaker 2: want to be, and they essentially terminate rental rights in
Speaker 2: those areas. That's happening left and right, not with a
Speaker 2: formal decoration necessarily, but in many states are trying to
Speaker 2: formalize a process. The decision is left and tatters the
Speaker 2: single most important institution in society, marriage and family, while
Speaker 2: ushering in an LGBT and doctrination agenda annual state enforced homosexuality,
Speaker 2: boosts to the rent a womb industry and a burgeoning
Speaker 2: acceptance of eugenics in order to service the rent a
Speaker 2: womb industry. And this is truly brave New World humanism
Speaker 2: writ large.
Speaker 1: This is.
Speaker 2: You're constantly seeing articles coming out. We just had one
Speaker 2: this last week where somebody was talking about robotic womb
Speaker 2: and where you could have test two babies and you
Speaker 2: could watch the babies grow in your robot surrogate now
Speaker 2: that's right now is a pipe dream. But at the
Speaker 2: rate that technology is changing, I don't know how long
Speaker 2: that will be. But all of this stuff that you
Speaker 2: saw portrayed in all the Suxley's Brave New World, from
Speaker 2: the hyper sexualization and pushing of sex and drugs in
Speaker 2: the schools to the free sex movement to the hatcheries
Speaker 2: that he had, all of that, they're working very hard
Speaker 2: to implement it. And it's all part of a eugenics
Speaker 2: movement and of a totalitarian state. Support for we gay
Speaker 2: marriage among Republicans has dropped fourteen percent from it's high
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty one. Faust is going to be part
Speaker 2: of a panel that is explicitly calling for the overturn
Speaker 2: of the Supreme Court decision at National Conservatism's fifth annual conference.
Speaker 2: This would be interesting if conservatives actually try to conserve
Speaker 2: something for a change.
Speaker 4: First in my lifetime actually.
Speaker 2: Well, especially since Trump and Milania have taken over the party.
Speaker 2: They're not very concerned at all about the traditional cultural
Speaker 2: concerns of conservatives, and yet they positioned themselves that way.
Speaker 2: And I see you know conservative influencers or you know
Speaker 2: the big the big names and Christian culture.
Speaker 4: That traditional values. Does Trump hold just appoint me to
Speaker 4: one of them?
Speaker 2: Well, they'll say, well look at he got Ruby Wade
Speaker 2: overturned and all the rest of this stuff. Well that
Speaker 2: was not a necessarily Trump You never know what you're
Speaker 2: going to get with a Supreme Court appointment, Like I've
Speaker 2: always said, it's like a box of chocolates. You never
Speaker 2: know what you're going to get. And with those nine
Speaker 2: poltically appointed judges. As a matter of fact, you know,
Speaker 2: one of the if you look at Reagan's appointments, they
Speaker 2: were reliably became left wing people like Sandra Dale O'Connor,
Speaker 2: who was a Dei pick, and Anthony Kennedy who became
Speaker 2: part of the hard hard left when he was in
Speaker 2: the court. The fight is already pending in the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court with the case of Kim Davis, the former Kentucky
Speaker 2: clerk known best for refusing to issue a marriage license,
Speaker 2: so he said earlier, then being fired for that. She's
Speaker 2: now been fighting that for ten years. It was Justice
Speaker 2: Claires Thomas and the Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade,
Speaker 2: creating a right to abortion that didn't really exist in
Speaker 2: the constitution. Clarience Thomas said that Obergefeld decision about same
Speaker 2: sex mirage was endangered because it resupposed on the same
Speaker 2: faulty groundwork. And fundamentally, I always refer to it as
Speaker 2: judicial legislation or supremacy or whatever. It's the Supreme Court
Speaker 2: legislating from the bench, you know, creating law and defining
Speaker 2: what life is, defining what marriage is. They don't have
Speaker 2: the right to do that. They call it substantive due process,
Speaker 2: and he substitute due process is demonstrably arone, said Clarence Thomas.
Speaker 2: And the idea behind it is that they create rights
Speaker 2: and say that that's part of somebody's due process.
Speaker 1: So the.
Speaker 2: Athony Kennedy who wrote the Bergefeld decision ignored the dangerous
Speaker 2: social experiment that he was mandating. So but at the
Speaker 2: time ten years ago, it was opposed by Clarence Thomas,
Speaker 2: Samuel Alito, John Roberts made the people who are still there.
Speaker 2: It'd be interesting to see if they bring this up
Speaker 2: to Kim Davis' case. They may narrowly define it in
Speaker 2: terms of a wrongful termination or something like that, rather
Speaker 2: than addressing the core of the issue, which is the
Speaker 2: Supreme Court's substantive due process. Ultimately, folks, you were going
Speaker 2: to have a moral foundation for all law. The question
Speaker 2: is whose moral foundation is it going to be? And
Speaker 2: when you whatever you say the law is going to
Speaker 2: be even if you talk about something like murder right,
Speaker 2: who defines that murder is wrong? And you're going to
Speaker 2: have to have some kind of a foundation there. And
Speaker 2: it's gotten to the point where Christians are very reluctant
Speaker 2: to say that there is an absolute standard of what
Speaker 2: is right and wrong. And that's one of the reasons
Speaker 2: why we're slipping down this slope constantly. And the post
Speaker 2: berghofeld world is not just marriage that's been redefined, but
Speaker 2: it is parenthood, it is fertility, and it is natural
Speaker 2: family relationships. Children now regarded as objects to be rewarded
Speaker 2: to whichever adult has the money and the means to
Speaker 2: assemble them, or awarded by a judge because one parent
Speaker 2: says that she will vaccinate them, which is the obsession
Speaker 2: of that particular judge. Children, however, are not commodities. They're
Speaker 2: humans with fundamental natural rights, first of which is their
Speaker 2: right to life, but a close second is a right
Speaker 2: to be known and loved by both a mother and
Speaker 2: a father. And to be protected by somebody until they
Speaker 2: are the point where they can make rational decisions. And
Speaker 2: that's one of the things that the UN's Convention on
Speaker 2: the Rights a Child always wants to ignore the fact
Speaker 2: that children do not have the maturity to make these
Speaker 2: kinds of decisions. But even in Canada, they're trying to
Speaker 2: give the right to choose physician assisted suicide to children.
Speaker 2: The Syracuse Law Review has explained that the arguments used
Speaker 2: to overturn Row could be used against same sex marriage.
Speaker 2: Substantive due process is what they call it, but it's
Speaker 2: the idea that the court can create implied fundamental rights.
Speaker 2: The problem with all that is the ninth and tenth Amendment,
Speaker 2: which says that no part of the federal government has
Speaker 2: the authority to make laws or to control areas unless
Speaker 2: it is specifically delegated to them by the people and
Speaker 2: by the States. And so regardless of what your definition
Speaker 2: of marriage is, and regardless of what you think it
Speaker 2: should be, if the federal government has no authority whatsoever,
Speaker 2: we got to get back to a situation where the
Speaker 2: people who swear to pull the Constitution as a condition
Speaker 2: of their authority actually are required to obey it. I
Speaker 2: don't know how we get to that point, because they're
Speaker 2: all in on this deception and hypocrisy, aren't they.
Speaker 4: Now, they're all in it together, and they made sure
Speaker 4: that there isn't anyone in any place that would actually
Speaker 4: hold them accountable. They're not going to be pulled out
Speaker 4: of office and thrown in prison for this, that's right.
Speaker 2: One of the things that always just you know, could
Speaker 2: just shake my head at it is the fact that
Speaker 2: they would The substantive do process that they imagined for
Speaker 2: Roe v. Wade was the right to privacy. And we
Speaker 2: saw all of these judges, especially the liberal ones, all
Speaker 2: rubber stamp any violation of our privacy by the surveillance state,
Speaker 2: you know, whether you're talking about having to be risked
Speaker 2: before you can fly on a plane, or the stop
Speaker 2: and search on sidewalks and things like that. I mean,
Speaker 2: they so last a fourth for you. They don't care
Speaker 2: about any of your real rights to privacy or the
Speaker 2: Fourth Amendment in any any regard. And yet they claimed
Speaker 2: that the ability to kill your own children was actually
Speaker 2: a right of privacy.
Speaker 4: The fact that they were ever able to sell people
Speaker 4: on that is still one of the most mind boggling
Speaker 4: things to me, it truly is. It's such a horror.
Speaker 4: It is the in my opinion, the greatest horror of
Speaker 4: the twentieth and twenty first century. Yeah, and so many
Speaker 4: people are just like, oh, no, you know, it's it's
Speaker 4: just a woman's right, Yeah, it is. It's murder. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's murder, and it's should be punished as such.
Speaker 2: Well to manufacture of the same sex mirage. They also
Speaker 2: relied on substitive due process to claim that it was
Speaker 2: constitutionally protected. They've expanded it to a lot of different areas,
Speaker 2: of course, and those are just two of them. The
Speaker 2: analysis said that the aftermath that Dobb's decision spans beyond abortion,
Speaker 2: calling in to question other decisions that were decided on
Speaker 2: the grounds of subjective due process.
Speaker 8: And so.
Speaker 2: The reality, though, folks, is that it's just shut down
Speaker 2: by the Tenth Amendment. If they're going to follow the Constitution,
Speaker 2: they can't do that. Well. In a positive area, we
Speaker 2: just had a case that was brought by former members
Speaker 2: of the LEDs Church, the Mormons, and this was a
Speaker 2: case where these former members, three former members of the
Speaker 2: Mormon Church accused it of intentionally misrepresenting its religious history
Speaker 2: and fraudulently using the money that they got, and so
Speaker 2: they took it to the courts, and the court said,
Speaker 2: we're not going to rule on the truth or the
Speaker 2: falsity of any religious belief, which, you know, when we
Speaker 2: look at this, that's really what separation of church and
Speaker 2: state is about. It's not about it's about the government
Speaker 2: not picking one religion over the other. And I'm not
Speaker 2: saying this to defend the Mormon religion. I don't believe it.
Speaker 2: I don't believe that it is true. But we don't
Speaker 2: want them picking and choosing which religion is true and
Speaker 2: which religion is going to be required of people as well.
Speaker 2: That's what the original Establishment Clause is about. They would
Speaker 2: require people to actually attend a favored church and maybe
Speaker 2: in some cases even support them financially with a tithing
Speaker 2: or something. And that was what was pushed back with
Speaker 2: the First Amendment and the free exercise of religion. So
Speaker 2: you had a three penel judge the Tenth Circuit Court
Speaker 2: of Appeals said we must decline the plaintiffs and invitation
Speaker 2: to enter the forbidden domain of assessing the truth and
Speaker 2: falsity of religious beliefs and doctrine. I'm all for government
Speaker 2: staying in its lane, and it's very rare to see
Speaker 2: that happen. They filed a suit arguing that the church,
Speaker 2: this corporation violated the racketeering, influence and corrupt organization at
Speaker 2: at the Rico Statutes. Again, that is an abomination in
Speaker 2: and of itself. The Rico Statutes are what the civil
Speaker 2: asset forfeiture stuff grew out of. They made the claim,
Speaker 2: they said they had false claims about history that even
Speaker 2: its leaders did not believe, and that they fraudulently used ties.
Speaker 2: Several religious organizations filed a friend of the Court brief
Speaker 2: on behalf of the church, arguing that allowing the lawsuit
Speaker 2: to continue would undermine the right of religious institutions to
Speaker 2: decide for themselves free from state interference matters of church
Speaker 2: government as well as those of faith and doctrine. That
Speaker 2: was really what Jefferson was talking about when he wrote
Speaker 2: to the Danbury Baptist. He said, there's a wall of separation.
Speaker 2: It's built around the government, and the liberals want to
Speaker 2: put the wall around the churches and around the Christians
Speaker 2: and say you cannot speak or show your religon and
Speaker 2: keep it in the closet. So I think they got
Speaker 2: this particular one right. They said, the court can no
Speaker 2: more determine whether Joseph Smith translated with God's help some
Speaker 2: gold plates than it can opine on whether Jesus Christ
Speaker 2: walked on the water, and so agree that that's not
Speaker 2: an area that they should be involved in. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Perhaps they had some testimony that they had that they
Speaker 2: brought to the court. I don't have any details about
Speaker 2: the case that to speculate that. Maybe if they're going
Speaker 2: to say that the leaders themselves didn't believe Joseph Smith
Speaker 2: had that information, that maybe they had some communications between
Speaker 2: them as well as some communications that showed what they
Speaker 2: were doing with the money. But you should always have
Speaker 2: discernment about the church leaders and what you were following
Speaker 2: as well as what they're doing with the money. And
Speaker 2: we see that rampantly with people like the spiritual visors
Speaker 2: to Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: They're about on the same level as Joseph Smith in
Speaker 4: my opinion. Yeah, so you've got a bunch of gold
Speaker 4: plates that have everything written down. I had them. You
Speaker 4: can't see them anymore. They're gone. The angel hit him
Speaker 4: or took them or something.
Speaker 2: Well. The problem that I have with because I went
Speaker 2: to the Libertarian Convention that was held in Salt Lake City,
Speaker 2: and while we were there, I went through the exhibit
Speaker 2: that they had in their main temple there, and they
Speaker 2: had these big dioramas that were set up to show
Speaker 2: the history that they had out of Joseph Smith's books.
Speaker 2: And the problem is there is, yeah, there is no
Speaker 2: archaeological evidence whatsoever to support any of that stuff, Unlike
Speaker 2: what happened in the Middle East if you look at
Speaker 2: the Bible and the early eighteen hundreds, at the time
Speaker 2: that Joseph Smith produced all this stuff, there was a
Speaker 2: big move of higher criticism of the Bible based on
Speaker 2: the fact that they didn't believe that any of these
Speaker 2: places or civilizations or kingdoms or whatever they are spoken
Speaker 2: of in the Old Testament. They didn't believe that it
Speaker 2: even existed. We never heard of the hit tights. I
Speaker 2: don't think that's just a fictional thing that was made
Speaker 2: up by the Bible.
Speaker 4: Ironically, higher criticism ended up being incredibly shallow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right. So that was the main line of attack,
Speaker 2: That was the line of attack before evolution, and so
Speaker 2: I guess you looked at that perhaps in cynical ways.
Speaker 2: So I don't believe we he did, I imagine looked
Speaker 2: at that. I said, well, if I you know, I
Speaker 2: can make up my own story about lost civilization to
Speaker 2: disprove me. But then shortly after that they began archaeology
Speaker 2: and they were able to find basically, you just use
Speaker 2: the Bible as a treasure map and you could find
Speaker 2: all these different things. We went to the British Museum.
Speaker 2: They had the Temple of Diana at Ephesus, and they
Speaker 2: had a part of the pedestal of that temple and
Speaker 2: it was unbelievably huge, fill a room, and it was
Speaker 2: just a small part portion of that small portion of
Speaker 2: that column, one of the columns that was upholding that temple.
Speaker 2: And the way they found that was they they knew
Speaker 2: of one of the places that was mentioned in the Bible,
Speaker 2: and they just kind of followed the uh the path
Speaker 2: that was described and were able to archaeologically find that.
Speaker 2: But none of that has happened of the civilizations that
Speaker 2: were supposedly in North America. That's I think one of
Speaker 2: the key issues that are there. And then, of course,
Speaker 2: after that line of criticism of the Bible was completely destroyed,
Speaker 2: then along comes Darwin and h In my opinion. That's
Speaker 2: that line of criticism has been completely destroyed by DNA.
Speaker 2: But we're going to take a break. Do you want
Speaker 2: to do some comments? The go ahead, Hi Boos.
Speaker 4: I want to ask David a question. What if companies
Speaker 4: just said we are not going to pay teriffs because
Speaker 4: executive executive orders are not law and only suggestions? Would
Speaker 4: that not destroy Trump in days?
Speaker 2: Well? Be interesting? There are some lawsuits that are out there.
Speaker 2: I understand people are questioning that, so we'll see what
Speaker 2: happens with it. But yeah, it absolutely is not legit,
Speaker 2: and even with Congress being complicit in it, I don't
Speaker 2: know if the courts would courts might. I don't know.
Speaker 5: You talk about it destroying Trump's executive orders. I think
Speaker 5: it would destroy the first few businesses that tried that,
Speaker 5: and then they would all give up. It would have
Speaker 5: to be a lawsuit like they're trying to do now.
Speaker 5: It wouldn't be if you just stop paying the tax,
Speaker 5: they will send out the guys with guns.
Speaker 2: Well, if you look at the way he handled Intel,
Speaker 2: he brought Intel to us and he's pretty quickly. He
Speaker 2: just saw a report by Maria Bartiromo and somebody raised
Speaker 2: the question, is this guy because he's Chinese, as he
Speaker 2: connected to the Chinese communists, And within five minutes of
Speaker 2: her saying that on Fox News, Trump starts attacking this guy.
Speaker 2: He says he needs to be investigated. And so the
Speaker 2: Intel executives are very very concerned about that. They called
Speaker 2: right away and arrange with the White House for three
Speaker 2: of them to come and meet with Trump. And so
Speaker 2: the CEO who's Taiwanese, goes there and convinces him that
Speaker 2: he's not a Chinese agent. But then Trump wants to
Speaker 2: own part of the company. So that's you know, that's
Speaker 2: the issue. Everybody is afraid of Trump, and that's the
Speaker 2: purpose of what he's doing with this revenge tour.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they said, now I'm not going to pay you
Speaker 4: might just start seizing your assets that are here in
Speaker 4: the United States until you agree.
Speaker 2: Who knows what he's going to do. I mean it's like,
Speaker 2: you know, even if there's black leather law forbidding what
Speaker 2: he's doing, he's going to do it and then challenge
Speaker 2: somebody to stop him or overturnament of court well like
Speaker 2: still last set forth fitue, you know.
Speaker 4: Whole thing with that which the government loves to do.
Speaker 2: And as such, I'm going to do this, and now
Speaker 2: you try to stop me by suing me in court.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe you go ahead and give it a shot.
Speaker 4: See if you get your stuff back. And America used
Speaker 4: to be the top in education ratings internationally and spent
Speaker 4: the lion's share on it, but now we are way
Speaker 4: below some third world countries. Yeah, our school system is
Speaker 4: a joke. It produces nothing but these basket cases. Well, Niagra,
Speaker 4: I'm a truck driver and they have always checked all
Speaker 4: documentation when you get pulled onto the scales.
Speaker 2: Yeah, truckers have to have logs and all the rest
Speaker 2: electronic logs. Now, I think they're doing that, so yeah,
Speaker 2: it would be a trivial thing for them to check
Speaker 2: to see, you know, your commercial driver's license. And I
Speaker 2: guess if it's coming from one of these states that
Speaker 2: they know which states like California don't care if you
Speaker 2: can speak English, and I guess I would also know
Speaker 2: if you can't speak English if they talk to you. Right,
Speaker 2: it'd be pretty obvious.
Speaker 5: Right, if they're testing his ID and everything at every
Speaker 5: way station, means every waystation is intentionally looking the other
Speaker 5: way for all of these illegal immigrants.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, they're not checking. I guess you
Speaker 2: know when somebody posts in one of these way stations
Speaker 2: and they don't speak English, like, so what.
Speaker 4: Yeh, who cares not our problem? Ratus bro, Why don't
Speaker 4: they have a weapon system with the robot rabbit as
Speaker 4: a camera, just send alert, but no weapon to just kill. Yeah,
Speaker 4: this is the next call it the bugs bunny system.
Speaker 4: I'll have like a little ACME bomb on it or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you could have the python swallowed but the robot
Speaker 2: rabbit and then it's a bomb.
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, I guess AI is coming for even bugs bunnies.
Speaker 17: Job.
Speaker 4: We're getting a bit might be getting a bit too
Speaker 4: looney tunes with these solutions.
Speaker 5: The ACME terminator bought rabbit.
Speaker 4: But the cult sim snakes are just excuses for robots,
Speaker 4: That's right, any excuse they can get that. What we've
Speaker 4: got snakes? What does that mean? We robot rabbits robot rabbits.
Speaker 5: You would think for four thousand dollars they could get
Speaker 5: something that not only tracks the python but also kill.
Speaker 5: What is the purpose of this If not.
Speaker 4: You gotta imagine there is some better way to do this,
Speaker 4: But who knows.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would imagine that the pythons will probably go
Speaker 2: for a little Teddy ruckspin doll that didn't cost four
Speaker 2: thousand dollars, and that was around like a couple of
Speaker 2: decades ago.
Speaker 4: I think it seems like whence a python gets large
Speaker 4: enough at Elllait just about anything.
Speaker 5: I mean, how smart are pythons that we have to
Speaker 5: have a four thousand dollar robot to trick them?
Speaker 4: South Coast Painter says it's really a fruitless effort. They
Speaker 4: would have to pave over the Everglades. Remember when that
Speaker 4: plane went down to the Everglades about twenty five years ago,
Speaker 4: it took them a couple of days just to get
Speaker 4: to it. A python can make it there in hours.
Speaker 2: Max.
Speaker 4: Pythons, all right, they're very very good at surviving in those.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're very is very dense as well.
Speaker 4: It's basically a perfect hat, perfect habitat for them. They
Speaker 4: do real well there. You're never really gonna get rid
Speaker 4: of them. At this point. You might be able to
Speaker 4: reduce their numbers and keep them from getting two out
Speaker 4: of control.
Speaker 2: Yeah. The other of those iguanas, I mean, I see
Speaker 2: those things, you know, running after people and jumping on
Speaker 2: them and jumping on the table and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: We never had that when I grew up in Florida.
Speaker 4: There's all kinds of invasive species in Florida.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 2: The remember the kind of the Madagascar kind of chameleons,
Speaker 2: you know, where their eyes turning different directions and all
Speaker 2: that kind of stuff. We looked into that because we
Speaker 2: thought that that's a really fascinating animal. We thought about
Speaker 2: maybe having that as a pet for the kids when
Speaker 2: they were young, and then we realized how much maintenance
Speaker 2: they are because.
Speaker 4: They're very temperamental.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they you know, there's a climate in Madagascar that
Speaker 2: is good for them, but most other places not so much. Well,
Speaker 2: in Hawaii, there was a guy named Jackson. He brought
Speaker 2: in some of those types of chameleons that were small
Speaker 2: and they got out and in Hawaii there's so much
Speaker 2: rain all the time and stuff that it worked out
Speaker 2: for the they could survive in that habitat and they
Speaker 2: got all over certain areas of Hawaii. They call them,
Speaker 2: that's why they call those the little ones. They call
Speaker 2: them Jackson chameleons. They named that brought him in as pets,
Speaker 2: and after the.
Speaker 4: Guy that caused an ecological disaster.
Speaker 2: I don't know that they're necessarily I mean, they're so
Speaker 2: slow moving it's hard to believe that they could.
Speaker 4: Really, they probably can't do too much damage. Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 4: limited by limited in scope by their size watch off
Speaker 4: for that tongue. Not as much of a problem as
Speaker 4: a twenty foot Burmese python. Yeah yeah, but like I
Speaker 4: was saying, the Tokay gecko is also made it into
Speaker 4: the Florida Everglades and other places, and they're an invasive
Speaker 4: species as well. And they're actually a gecko that has
Speaker 4: a bite that's strong enough I can you know, to
Speaker 4: your serious damage to your fingers and things. But they're
Speaker 4: really cool little gecko. The real Octo Spook in their
Speaker 4: furthering of own nothing, be nothing, and be happy. Government
Speaker 4: plan for your computer will be nothing but a dumb terminal.
Speaker 4: You will not own the game, but play in a
Speaker 4: software on remote server. You will not You'll only be
Speaker 4: able to download that which is found suitable for you.
Speaker 4: The hell which is I mean cannot even be imagined.
Speaker 4: But you can count on being a unimportant and a
Speaker 4: virtual simpleton.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm well, if you know what is coming, you
Speaker 2: know there's certain measures that we can take to try
Speaker 2: to get things outside of that system. And that's one
Speaker 2: of the reasons why I had a listener who contacted
Speaker 2: me trying to remember where he was from. I think
Speaker 2: it was Kenya he was from. And he sent me
Speaker 2: a chart of gold, and he's a chartist, and he says,
Speaker 2: you see a pattern here, and it's going to repeat
Speaker 2: that pattern. So I think we've hit a high with
Speaker 2: gold or whatever. I don't look at gold as a
Speaker 2: commodity that I'm trading to make money and trying to
Speaker 2: time the markets. That's not what I look at it for.
Speaker 2: I look at it as something that is going to
Speaker 2: be physical and outside of their virtual system, and still
Speaker 2: as a hedge against inflation that has been proven over time.
Speaker 2: And so when you look at gold and you look
Speaker 2: at silver, that's really the purpose that I'm looking at.
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to time this, you know, like a
Speaker 2: day trader or something to make money off of it.
Speaker 4: I'll try to maximize your immediate profit, but hedge against
Speaker 4: long term market instability.
Speaker 2: That's right, And so you know, if you want to
Speaker 2: do that again, I have. That's why I have a
Speaker 2: full confidence and faith to plug David Knight NY gold,
Speaker 2: which takes you Tony rdban at wiswelf goal because I
Speaker 2: think that's very important to make plans to try to
Speaker 2: get outside of their system. And when we talk about
Speaker 2: an AI browser that can drain your bank account, no
Speaker 2: matter what they do with an AI browser, they can't
Speaker 2: touch the gold that you've got buried in your property
Speaker 2: or whatever. You know, there's no way AI is going
Speaker 2: to get to that. There's no way that the the
Speaker 2: you know, the government electronically is going to be able
Speaker 2: to shut that down. So that's the important thing. I think.
Speaker 4: Yeah, having a physical asset, something that you can hold.
Speaker 2: On to, it may appreciate in value, but actually, you know,
Speaker 2: as we say versus the dollar, you're just looking at,
Speaker 2: gold is not appreciating in value. It's the dollar that's
Speaker 2: going down in value. As we've talked in previous times
Speaker 2: with Tony, looking at how much gold it took to
Speaker 2: buy say a custom suit, you know, one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty years ago or something like that, and it's about
Speaker 2: the same. You know, there's been some cost advantage that's
Speaker 2: been there because of manufacturing and automation and things like that.
Speaker 2: But but the bottom line is if you look at
Speaker 2: it in terms of not just a national currency, fiat currency.
Speaker 2: But if you value gold based on what it could
Speaker 2: buy at certain times, it's very consistent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I got to comment here. It says from n
Speaker 4: Max's how about a Python for a pet? It can
Speaker 4: have Travis for lunch. Well, you know, it depends on
Speaker 4: what kind of Python you get. Burmese Python. Now those
Speaker 4: those get real big. You need special enclosures, special training.
Speaker 4: A little ball python you it'd be a fun little pet.
Speaker 4: Just a little idybitty ball Python Kenyan Sandboa, Come on,
Speaker 4: I can't go wrong with those.
Speaker 5: Before we move on, just about that comment of everything
Speaker 5: will be rented. The I believe it's the CEO of
Speaker 5: rock Star might have been the director behind the latest
Speaker 5: Grand Theft Auto. Someone connect to Grand Theft. Allo was
Speaker 5: saying that people should rent games. That should be the
Speaker 5: future of it is you pay by the hour. It's shocking,
Speaker 5: just the constant creep of these people, you know, to
Speaker 5: take everything, turn everything into a subscription. And I know
Speaker 5: most people here don't care about video games, but you
Speaker 5: see that a lot with video games and any software thing.
Speaker 5: They want all software to be subscription because it's just information.
Speaker 2: Well just look what they've done in the music industry too.
Speaker 2: You know, people used to be able to sell albums
Speaker 2: and then you know, even when Apple first got into it,
Speaker 2: you buy individual songs. Apple got the lion's share of that,
Speaker 2: you know, for they got more than the artist did.
Speaker 2: Now you've got these streaming services, and you know they
Speaker 2: pay people, the artists for the money. But still there's
Speaker 2: a much bigger split now between the corporations that are
Speaker 2: streaming it than it is to the artists. So you know,
Speaker 2: they they're squeezing everybody out in their rental model to
Speaker 2: make sure that they're the ones who are making all
Speaker 2: the money. That's what it's always about.
Speaker 4: Citizen of AMERICAKA says, I feel like the Babylon b
Speaker 4: posts they came back too hard in the other direction
Speaker 4: and renamed crapper Barrel the South will rise again.
Speaker 2: See that? Yeah, yeah, I looked that up.
Speaker 5: Found two things about that, the Babylon b There's this
Speaker 5: one and this one.
Speaker 2: I kind of claims responsibility for Cracker Barrel change.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's pretty good. It's pretty good. Alien poop evolution,
Speaker 4: the woe agenda went too far and snapped people out
Speaker 4: of it to some extent. Again, this is part of
Speaker 4: how it works. They push, push, push as hard as
Speaker 4: they can, and once they start getting enough distance, they
Speaker 4: take off. They take their foot off the gas for
Speaker 4: a little bit, and then they've pushed it to a
Speaker 4: point where, no matter how much you push back, you're
Speaker 4: probably not going back to where you were. So they've
Speaker 4: moved the Overton window steps forward one back. When people,
Speaker 4: you know, they'll give you some breathing room and get
Speaker 4: you accustomed to where you are now, which allows them
Speaker 4: to then push you a little bit further next time.
Speaker 4: So while they might be taking their foot off the
Speaker 4: gas at the moment, that's not what they're going to
Speaker 4: do forever. They will eventually come back with this. It's
Speaker 4: part of the again Marxist collectivist programming alien poop evolution.
Speaker 4: Your children belong to the film industry and are shaped
Speaker 4: by men who believe themselves higher beings than you. A
Speaker 4: lot of people just park their kid in front of
Speaker 4: the TV or the tablet or anything that distracts them,
Speaker 4: so they don't have to interact with them at all,
Speaker 4: because you know who, I've got stuff to do. I
Speaker 4: have worked a full day. I'm too tired. I don't
Speaker 4: want to have to deal with this. Go do whatever
Speaker 4: you want. Yeah, this is about India from Paleo have.
Speaker 2: To fight the easy path.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's just so much fun with our son
Speaker 4: and just watching him play and getting to play with
Speaker 4: him and just interact with him. I don't understand how
Speaker 4: people don't want to be a part of that Paleo armory.
Speaker 4: They give rapists and beastiality offenders a slap on the wrists,
Speaker 4: but preach the gospel and it's life in prison. That's
Speaker 4: about India. India has. India is fairly horrifying when it
Speaker 4: comes to those sorts of things. The amount of rapes
Speaker 4: that happen in India is extraordinarily high.
Speaker 2: And the punishments that they give. You were talking about
Speaker 2: that the other day, Lance that that particular case of
Speaker 2: a woman who was raped and what they did to
Speaker 2: for the punishment.
Speaker 5: Phrase, Yes, story about that. I'll see if I can
Speaker 5: find more information about it. But it was saying that
Speaker 5: the sky raped this girl and his punishment the brother
Speaker 5: of the girl who he raped, his he got to
Speaker 5: rape the sister of the rapist. So allegedly, I need
Speaker 5: to look this up before I talk.
Speaker 2: A kind of an eye for an eye, tooth for
Speaker 2: tooth type of thing, but in really weird where it's
Speaker 2: been on that.
Speaker 5: I want to make sure that this is true. But
Speaker 5: they were saying that, you know, this innocent girl was
Speaker 5: raped publicly in front of witnesses as a revenge rape
Speaker 5: for the brother.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know. You know you when you look
Speaker 2: at the honor killings and things like that that are
Speaker 2: part of the Muslim religion, it could very well be true.
Speaker 2: We're going to take a quick break and we'll be
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Speaker 5: this is the story, a village leader ordered it and
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Speaker 2: is a positive story here. This is gen Z that
Speaker 2: is really pushing back against these surveillance glasses. You know,
Speaker 2: we had Google glass and stuff like that, and now
Speaker 2: we've got another wave of smart glasses coming from Meta.
Speaker 2: I guess it's a Zuckerberg is going to make smart
Speaker 2: glasses for the people he calls dumb efforts. Right.
Speaker 1: This is.
Speaker 2: That they have some ray bands that have cameras all
Speaker 2: over them. One person, it's gen Z who is aware
Speaker 2: of this, and that's the positive thing about this. I
Speaker 2: always wondered what's going to be like for kids that
Speaker 2: have grown up under this surveillance state, you know, and
Speaker 2: in the past we've had it's generally been older people
Speaker 2: who did not grow up with this kind of ubiquitous
Speaker 2: surveillance and cameras who have been or sensitive to it.
Speaker 2: The kids have been kind of desensitized to it. And
Speaker 2: yet gen Z seems to be aware of what's going on.
Speaker 2: Many One person who worked in a service industry said
Speaker 2: people will show up and it's kind of a tourist
Speaker 2: related thing in New York, and she said a lot
Speaker 2: of times people will show up with cameras. Of course,
Speaker 2: everybody's got cameras with their phones, and she said, I
Speaker 2: can move and get out of the shot. But she said,
Speaker 2: with these glasses, they've got cameras all over them. You
Speaker 2: can't get out of the shot. So I've seen what
Speaker 2: people put up on the internet where they can select.
Speaker 2: It's like a three hundred and sixty degree camera shot
Speaker 2: that you get with it, and they can select what
Speaker 2: they want to show later on. She said, I don't
Speaker 2: want to wind up on TikTok. Actually it's got two
Speaker 2: depth microphones, it's got twelve cameras. That was the Apple
Speaker 2: Vision that came out last year. Meta is doing this again.
Speaker 2: And so even though gen Z grew up and maybe
Speaker 2: because they grew up in a culture that had very
Speaker 2: little personal privacy, they're at the front of pushing back
Speaker 2: against this. So that's good news. I think when we
Speaker 2: look at it. They are still selling a lot of
Speaker 2: these things. They sold like one and a quarter million
Speaker 2: the first year they're out. This year they think it's
Speaker 2: going to go to four million, so it's growing by
Speaker 2: leaps and bounds. But maybe there will be a pushback.
Speaker 2: There should be a pushback against it. As there has
Speaker 2: been in the past with these things, and you have.
Speaker 2: I talked about this yesterday but we didn't get around
Speaker 2: to it. I mentioned it. Peter Teel has set up
Speaker 2: a tech Builderberg group and they are actually setting up
Speaker 2: a permanent headquarters. It's not just like an annual meeting
Speaker 2: or something like that. And of course we've talked about
Speaker 2: Builderberg in the past. These same usual suspects would go
Speaker 2: to Davos, they go to Bilderberg, they go to Club
Speaker 2: of Rome and this and that. You know, they had
Speaker 2: like this traveling itinerary that was set up, and now
Speaker 2: he wants to set up a permanent presence there in Washington.
Speaker 2: Dialogue is what he calls the forum. He's the co
Speaker 2: founder of that. Peter Teel is along with rn Hoffman.
Speaker 2: They're planning a permanent Washington headquarters and people are calling
Speaker 2: it a kind of Buildeberg for tech. Yeah, it's an
Speaker 2: invitation only network and now they're looking for what they
Speaker 2: call a campus in the DC suburbs. Dialogue often compared
Speaker 2: to a tech era Buildeberg, has quietly become one of
Speaker 2: the most elite and mysterious gatherings for CEOs, elected officials,
Speaker 2: and intellectual heavyweights. Maybe they should call it monologue because
Speaker 2: it's going to be Peter Tiel telling everybody what they
Speaker 2: need to be doing. But they want a dialogue with
Speaker 2: the politicians. That's why they're going to DC.
Speaker 4: You know, we're in a bad place when the actual
Speaker 4: Builderberg is not transhumanist and accelerationist enough these people, Yes, exactly,
Speaker 4: don't we need Builderberg two point zero?
Speaker 2: Well, of course he's on the steering committee with that,
Speaker 2: he and Alex Scarpett Pallanteer, so they have a lot
Speaker 2: of influence there. But you hear a lot of the
Speaker 2: same tough kind of echo. Listen to this.
Speaker 5: Parlog would make for a much better name because it
Speaker 5: is these evil masterminds ranting about what they're going to
Speaker 5: be doing to us.
Speaker 2: That's right, Yeah, The permanent facility reflects That's what usually
Speaker 2: happens at the end of these movies, right, they come
Speaker 2: out and they do a monologue telling you why they're
Speaker 2: doing it. The permanent facility reflects rising demand for quieter
Speaker 2: reflection and always on world. They said, dialogue builds itself
Speaker 2: as offering global elites the chance to talk candidly across
Speaker 2: ideological lines, away from their phone, and the pressures of
Speaker 2: social media, the news media and their stakeholders, stakeholder capitalism
Speaker 2: and so forth. And of course you know they're going
Speaker 2: to have their Chatham House rules. So they say, I
Speaker 2: would love to tell you, but I've got Chatham House rules.
Speaker 2: And like you always said about Bildeberg, yeah, you've also
Speaker 2: got some laws like the Logan Act, which say that
Speaker 2: you are not supposed to be government officials or other
Speaker 2: people are not supposed to be making deals on the side,
Speaker 2: secret deals on the side. But they say, well, Chantham House,
Speaker 2: it's going to.
Speaker 4: Be I'd love to tell you all about the plans
Speaker 4: we have to destroy you, your way of life, your
Speaker 4: family and everything you love, but you know I just can't.
Speaker 4: It's because of the rules we got, they say.
Speaker 2: The form of secretive nature appears to be it's selling point.
Speaker 2: Of course, it is the group actively keeps its inner
Speaker 2: workings secretive and hidden from public scrutiny. The secretive nature
Speaker 2: allows participants to share controversial concerning ideas they would not
Speaker 2: be comfortable sharing anywhere else, like what are we doing
Speaker 2: to take over the world this week? Pinky Well, Brian, Yeah,
Speaker 2: so again, did we mention its secretive that's enough times.
Speaker 2: And so it's already got involved there Elon Musk, Scott Bessant,
Speaker 2: and the current Treasury Secretary and the former Treasury Secretary
Speaker 2: Larry Summers. Because it is a big UNI party, isn't it.
Speaker 2: You've got Henry Kravitz KKR, and of course Henry Cravis
Speaker 2: and David Petraeus who's now working with KKR. They were
Speaker 2: always regular Builderberg attendees Wes Moore, Senator Cory Booker and
Speaker 2: Jared Kushner and Tulsey Gabbard along with and this is
Speaker 2: a kind of I guess the surprise Senator Ted Cruz.
Speaker 2: I guess after he' psyclip enough to Israel with the
Speaker 2: Tucker Carlson debacle of his Yeah, I guess now he
Speaker 2: gets rewarded with being a part of the new Builderberg.
Speaker 2: I got.
Speaker 4: These are allegedly, you know, deep thinkers, they're planning things
Speaker 4: out for the future. And then you've got Corey Booker
Speaker 4: right in the middle of Cory Booker is one of
Speaker 4: the dumbest people.
Speaker 2: Well again, it's a you know, he's he's got to
Speaker 2: be the one who's going to help to carry this
Speaker 2: stuff out. Right, So not only is there that that's
Speaker 2: on the East coast. Peter Teele is organizing that. But
Speaker 2: as I mentioned the other day, he is setting himself
Speaker 2: up to have a four part series on the Antichrist,
Speaker 2: and you are not going to be able to see
Speaker 2: a public transcription of what's going on there because it's
Speaker 2: going to be private. You know, it's always just for
Speaker 2: the inner circle of people who want to pay the money,
Speaker 2: people that he knows individually. The thing I find interesting
Speaker 2: about his Antichrist stuff is that he's trying to latch
Speaker 2: himself on to Christianity in a tangential way here and
Speaker 2: his justification for it. What he says is that AI
Speaker 2: is going to be powerful. Governments are going to try
Speaker 2: to stop it. In order to stop it, they're going
Speaker 2: to have to set up a global regime to stop
Speaker 2: artificial intelligence, and that will in turn be the Antichrist.
Speaker 2: And so what he's doing is he's holding the idea
Speaker 2: of the Antichrist out there as a club to get
Speaker 2: them to make sure they shut down all regulation of
Speaker 2: artificial intelligence. And that's going to be so any regulation
Speaker 2: of a is going to be on the side of
Speaker 2: the Antichrist. And when you look at the big so
Speaker 2: called beautiful bill that Trump had. That was one of
Speaker 2: the hallmarks of it was that they were going to
Speaker 2: stop any regulation of artificial intelligence at the state and
Speaker 2: local level for ten years. And of course you know
Speaker 2: it's not going to be regulated at the federal level
Speaker 2: with these guys in charge. That pretty much tells you
Speaker 2: who's riding the laws and the Trump administration right there,
Speaker 2: when the key thing that Peter Teel is concerned about
Speaker 2: is that there be no regulation whatsoever on artificial intelligence.
Speaker 4: The thing that's killing me about this, it's just like,
Speaker 4: for just four easy payments of nineteen ninety five, I'll
Speaker 4: show you how to stop the Antichrist. Yeah, but you've
Speaker 4: got to give me those payments otherwise you got to
Speaker 4: pay Peter Teel. Otherwise he's not going to tell you
Speaker 4: how to stop the Antichrist from showing up.
Speaker 8: What.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he wants to stop the Antichrist, just not so
Speaker 5: much they give it away for free.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to do it for free. That's crazy.
Speaker 2: You've said in that model before, haven't we. Yeah. The
Speaker 2: speculative thesis is that if the Antichrist were to come
Speaker 2: to power, it'd be talking about Armi Geddon all the time.
Speaker 2: So the slogan of the Antichrist is peace and safety,
Speaker 2: which is nothing wrong. Peace and safety, said Teel. But
Speaker 2: you have to sort of imagine that resonates very differently
Speaker 2: in the world where the stakes are so absolute, where
Speaker 2: the stakes are so extreme, with the alternative to peace
Speaker 2: and safety is Army Geddon in the destruction of all things.
Speaker 2: So again it is their guarantee, he's saying, you know,
Speaker 2: be careful. Anybody that pushes back against artificial intelligence would
Speaker 2: be the Antichrist. Talk about flipping the script. This is
Speaker 2: the ultimate flip, real quick.
Speaker 4: Dustin d Helm, we see you. Thank you so much,
Speaker 4: he says, God bless thank you.
Speaker 1: So folks.
Speaker 2: We will we will be doing a rebroadcast on Monday
Speaker 2: for Labor Day, but I'm going to be putting up
Speaker 2: an article over the weekend on Labor Day that will
Speaker 2: be about what some observations that I found from the
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