Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: Joining us now is Gerald slenty of Trends Journal. You
Speaker 2: can find it at Trendsjournal dot com and you can
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Speaker 2: we showed before the break, this is Jerald's cover right
Speaker 2: now for Trends Journal. Trump going full Marie Antoinette and
Speaker 2: you know, basically, let them eat cake. No, no, he
Speaker 2: wants you to eat peanuts. Actually, he doesn't think the
Speaker 2: massive inflation that he has ignited is anything to worry about.
Speaker 2: He certainly isn't worried about it. I mean, he has
Speaker 2: inflated his fortune with the double dealing and the open
Speaker 2: in your face corruption so much so in just the
Speaker 2: last few months. He doesn't care at all about the
Speaker 2: price of gas, does he?
Speaker 3: Gerald only cares about himself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is feebly, that's right.
Speaker 3: I mean all the facts are there. You know, it's
Speaker 3: you know, we have a These are some of the headlines.
Speaker 3: Trump's deal with his administration also ends his tax audits.
Speaker 1: Yeah, amazing, Street Journal that amazing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's one thing after another.
Speaker 1: It's beyond Biden.
Speaker 2: Right, this is like Biden's pardon his son, you know,
Speaker 2: for fifteen years, everything that he did and some other
Speaker 2: people as well. Trump is going to parton his family
Speaker 2: for all their tax fraud now and into the future.
Speaker 2: You know the word used by the now acting Attorney
Speaker 2: General who was Trump's personal lawyer, Todd lanch Is to say, yeah,
Speaker 2: forever the irs is banned from coming after them and
Speaker 2: auditing them. And this is happening, Gerald as Trump is
Speaker 2: a pedal to the metal on setting up Palanteer and
Speaker 2: all these other AI companies to audit his enemies and
Speaker 2: each and every one of us. Into the finest detail,
Speaker 2: we saw this as he weaponized AI and the auditing
Speaker 2: capabilities of that. He got Polty to go back and
Speaker 2: look at all the real estate transactions of his political enemies.
Speaker 2: The Attorney Journal there in Letitia James and also Lisa
Speaker 2: Cook of the Federal Reserve go back and look at
Speaker 2: all their real estate dealings and said, you know, ten
Speaker 2: fifteen years ago, you did a loan and you said
Speaker 2: it was going to be for your own personal use,
Speaker 2: and you didn't live in that house. So we're going
Speaker 2: to come after you for a crime. This is the
Speaker 2: type of way that AI is going to be used
Speaker 2: to go after his enemies, to go after each end,
Speaker 2: every one of us, to look at everything we did
Speaker 2: in our life. As I said many times. You know
Speaker 2: Harvey Silverglate who went on to found Fire Foundation for
Speaker 2: Individual Rights and Expression, and he wrote the book three
Speaker 2: fallon Needs a Day. He said, the federal government has
Speaker 2: put out so many laws that on average, he believed
Speaker 2: that Americans were committing three fallon needs a day and
Speaker 2: didn't even know it because the law was so complex.
Speaker 2: So now they've got AI to go back and to
Speaker 2: match you up with all that stuff. If you're an
Speaker 2: enemy of Trump.
Speaker 3: I mean, look what I mean enemy of Trump? You
Speaker 3: talk about Massy? I mean this guy, you know, I
Speaker 3: met him. I did a talk for Ron Paul and
Speaker 3: I'm going back like four years ago, and Wisky's terrific,
Speaker 3: you know, And I kept following him and following him.
Speaker 3: I have to say, there was nobody in Congress that
Speaker 3: I respect more than MASSI nobody, I agree. And what
Speaker 3: how much did they spend to knock him out?
Speaker 1: It's an absurd amount, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Dollars?
Speaker 1: Yeah, when you look at the amount of money.
Speaker 2: That's being spent on these elections, it is a metric
Speaker 2: of the corruption that our government has become. Because people
Speaker 2: know that they can buy whatever they want. If they
Speaker 2: get whatever they want, if they buy a political office.
Speaker 2: There is no return on investment like owning a politician.
Speaker 1: Is there?
Speaker 3: Again? Look at the money and where the money come
Speaker 3: from a lot of it from Pro Israel.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, That's why I said this is not a contest
Speaker 2: between Trump and Massy. Trump wanted to get him out
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty and he couldn't, and he was oneing
Speaker 2: to get him out ever since then.
Speaker 1: But it's only.
Speaker 2: After Massey started seriously opposing the war and started exposing Epstein.
Speaker 2: It's only then that Israel came after him. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: they're the ones who came up with the tens of
Speaker 2: millions of dollars. You know, let's take a look at
Speaker 2: this corruption. I hadn't talked about this yet, and I
Speaker 2: think it's interesting to get a context for this, because
Speaker 2: what's the basis of this massive lawsuit. Trump sues his
Speaker 2: own government for ten billion dollars, right, And the basis
Speaker 2: for this was you leaked personal information about me, my
Speaker 2: tax returns and other things like that, and that's the
Speaker 2: basis for this. But you know, there were a lot
Speaker 2: of people that had their tax returns leaked. As a
Speaker 2: matter of fact, they were targeted not because of politics,
Speaker 2: but they were targeted by this guy who was a
Speaker 2: contractor to the IRS. He wasn't an IRS employee. His
Speaker 2: name is Charles Little John. And just to remind people,
Speaker 2: he stole these tax records and then released them. He
Speaker 2: did it for thousands of wealthy Americans to show that
Speaker 2: people were not paying taxes. And the names on the
Speaker 2: list are people like Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Warren Buffett,
Speaker 2: Michael Bloomberg, Bill Gates, George Soros, Carl Icon, Rupert Murdoch,
Speaker 2: Mark Zuckerberg, Ken Griffin. Now he revealed things like George
Speaker 2: Soros paid no taxes in three years, Warren Buffett, very
Speaker 2: low effective tax rate tenth of one percent, he had,
Speaker 2: Elon Musk paid no taxes in twenty eighteen, Jeff Bezos
Speaker 2: paid no income tax in two thousand and seven, two
Speaker 2: thousand and eleven. And so he was doing this to
Speaker 2: show how the rich or not paying any taxes. That
Speaker 2: was his political agenda. It wasn't focused clearly on one
Speaker 2: political party or the other. I mean, he's got Bloomberg,
Speaker 2: he's got Soros, he's got Trump. Trump is just one
Speaker 2: of many of them, but it was Trump who came
Speaker 2: up with a ten billion dollar lawsuit totally out of
Speaker 2: any proportion to any possible damage that could have been
Speaker 2: done to him. And with that ten billion dollar lawsuit,
Speaker 2: he then settles, using his employee Todd Blanche who's been
Speaker 2: his personal lawyer now his attorney general. He says, Oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: I tell you what, We'll settle for about two billion dollars.
Speaker 2: How about that? And it's an outrage. And what's even
Speaker 2: worse about this, Gerald is he set up this slush
Speaker 2: fund where they're going to have a committee of people,
Speaker 2: a committee that will be answerable to Donald Trump. I mean,
Speaker 2: it looks just like the Board of Peace so called,
Speaker 2: and they get to pick the people on it. They
Speaker 2: are going to not be held accountable. I have to
Speaker 2: report to anybody other than him, and he can remove
Speaker 2: them for anything that he wants, and they'll be deciding
Speaker 2: who gets the money out of this nearly two billion
Speaker 2: dollar fund. Isn't that amazing?
Speaker 3: Again, there's an article in this week's Treads Journal that
Speaker 3: Judge Andrew Napoloitano wrote about just what you're talking about
Speaker 3: and how this guy that released it. By the way,
Speaker 3: they put him in jail for four years for doing that.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, and again as there used to be this
Speaker 3: Italian guy. So you can't call me an anti Italian
Speaker 3: because I didn't like Mussolini. Oh but if you had genocide,
Speaker 3: you're an anti Semlite, you know. Yeah? It anyway, the
Speaker 3: merger's state in corporate power is as fascism.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 3: His definition right in front of everybody's eyes. Right, there's
Speaker 3: BSD and you're the clown boy that you mentioned. That's
Speaker 3: the the IRS head over there that used to be
Speaker 3: Trump's lawyer, and now he's making this decision.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's at the he's the Attorney general, and he's
Speaker 2: the one who wrote this one page thing giving immunity
Speaker 2: from any I R s audits run by his former lawyer.
Speaker 1: It's just amazing.
Speaker 3: Todd Blanche.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: In the documents signed by Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche,
Speaker 3: the government said it would it is in quotes, capital
Speaker 3: letters forever barred, all caps and all caps precluded all
Speaker 3: caps in quotes from purchasing certain claims against Trump, his
Speaker 3: business and family members.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The agreement specifically blocks the government from taking any action
Speaker 3: regarding tax returns that have already been filed. Hey, but you,
Speaker 3: every one of your plantation workers of Slavelandy, you pay
Speaker 3: your taxes right again.
Speaker 4: These little arrogant pieces of scum, these billionaires that give
Speaker 4: nothing for peace, nothing to be the people, pay no
Speaker 4: taxes at all, but you don't pay. Oh my god,
Speaker 4: do they come after you?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as Lance says, it's good to be the king, right, Yes,
Speaker 2: thank the mel Brooks, it really is. I mean, he's
Speaker 2: feeling it right now. And I think what Blanche did
Speaker 2: was kind of a preview for what he's going to
Speaker 2: do for Gallinne Maxwell. I don't think it's a matter
Speaker 2: of if she's going to get a parton, it's just
Speaker 2: when she's going to get a parton. And he was
Speaker 2: the guy who did this long, extensive interview with her
Speaker 2: in prison and the result of that was she got
Speaker 2: sent to a club fed where she had all kinds
Speaker 2: of privileges. Very easy time that she's doing. And so
Speaker 2: you know, he's the guy, he's the fixer, he's the
Speaker 2: guy who's taken what was his name, the lawyer Cohen
Speaker 2: was it Cohen or something who turned on Trump. But yeah,
Speaker 2: it's going to be that type of thing. You know,
Speaker 2: he always has a lawyer who goes around and does
Speaker 2: the payoff and does the dirty work for this stuff.
Speaker 2: As Mona Sharon, who was a former speechwriter for Reagan, said,
Speaker 2: how corrupt is Trump? Well, here's the numbers. He is
Speaker 2: the swampiest swamp creature ever. Ye, she nailed it. I
Speaker 2: thought it was funny, she said. I don't like to
Speaker 2: write about the same thing twice in a row, but
Speaker 2: the latest revelation of Trump's wanton, shameless profiteering from the
Speaker 2: White House cannot go unremarked. She said, this is a
Speaker 2: Trump era, which means that if you blink, you'll miss
Speaker 2: another shattering example of unabashed corruption and.
Speaker 5: Start how about the numbers coming out to people shorting
Speaker 5: the oil futures just before he makes a comment that oh,
Speaker 5: we've gotta seize fire now, and we'll give you.
Speaker 3: Forty eight hours. You got forty eight hours a run.
Speaker 3: I mean forty hours. You don't bring you bought me
Speaker 3: a rule a run. Oh he did that on a weekend, Yeah,
Speaker 3: mixed before the equity markets opened up. Hey, hey, we're
Speaker 3: gonna give you another No, we got another ten days
Speaker 3: a ride a ride. Everything's good. Look what just happened yesterday.
Speaker 3: By the way, going back to this Massy again, he
Speaker 3: he he's the only I this is very important. This
Speaker 3: guy was very popular in Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 3: That he lost this is showing you the true power
Speaker 3: were behind this Trump administration. There was nobody more more
Speaker 3: popular as a Republican that spoke out against war and
Speaker 3: other criminalities than Massy.
Speaker 1: No, that's right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that he lost this race is showing you
Speaker 3: really how powerful this Trump administration is.
Speaker 2: Incorrupt. I don't believe the.
Speaker 3: Vote could be front of your eyes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't believe the election returns quite frightly, because
Speaker 2: you look at what's happening. We're supposed to believe that
Speaker 2: he's ahead until the last minute, and then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, the polls flipped. And when you look at
Speaker 2: the vote totals, as some people point out, Massy's vote
Speaker 2: totals are up by nineteen percent, but the overall votes
Speaker 2: are up by three hundred and fifty six percent. So
Speaker 2: you've got all these we're supposed to believe, according to
Speaker 2: some of these earlier polls, that for the under fifty
Speaker 2: five Massy had anywhere from yesterday. I think it's something
Speaker 2: from seventeen point lead to a fifty six point lead,
Speaker 2: and then when you get to fifty five and older,
Speaker 2: it suddenly starts to go the other way, but not
Speaker 2: by as large a margin.
Speaker 1: But we're so.
Speaker 2: And when we talked about that, and Lance pointed out
Speaker 2: he said, well, it's where these people are getting their news.
Speaker 2: You know that generation is getting their news from Fox News.
Speaker 2: But I think that when you look at this, if
Speaker 2: it goes up by three hundred fifty six percent, as
Speaker 2: Guard Goldsmith commented, he said, so we're supposed to believe
Speaker 2: that all these boomers who are getting their news from
Speaker 2: Fox never participated, but they all came out of their
Speaker 2: caves to vote for Ed Gollryan. I don't buy that.
Speaker 2: I think all this stuff.
Speaker 3: Is regardless of the why. It's all I'm saying to
Speaker 3: show the power.
Speaker 1: Oh I agree, Yeah, why it.
Speaker 3: Happened, what's this or what's that? It's the end result.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: The power to wreak the elections and to get away
Speaker 2: with it is the way I see it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I'm saying the power of this. Number two,
Speaker 3: he coming out about how low his popularity rating is.
Speaker 3: Who was about thirty seven percent.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, yeah, what's that.
Speaker 3: The clown over there, Howard Mertz over there in Germany?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Fred Mertz?
Speaker 3: Yeah, what is it about? Fifteen sixteen percent?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that little Katson my krone over there in France
Speaker 3: with a peck of the size of his pencil if
Speaker 3: he has one. What is his around? Twelve thirteen fourteen percent?
Speaker 3: Little nobody starmer over there in the UK? Yeah, same thing,
Speaker 3: under twenty percent popularity.
Speaker 1: Rating and they stay then.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I'm just saying, look how low their popularity
Speaker 3: ratings are. They're still in office, and you got Trump
Speaker 3: double that more.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 3: So I'm telling you as much as there is that
Speaker 3: we hate Trump's there, this guy knows decided to keep
Speaker 3: this game going, and so the midterm elections come up
Speaker 3: six months away. Anything had happened between now and then,
Speaker 3: and he will do everything he can to have all
Speaker 3: the POWI he can.
Speaker 1: I agree, Yeah, I agree. They know how to rig
Speaker 1: the elections.
Speaker 2: I mean, we go back and link at what happened
Speaker 2: in France, for example, Gerald, the Nationalist party that was there,
Speaker 2: it was rising up first. You saw it reflected in
Speaker 2: the European Union Parliament races, and they had a major
Speaker 2: victory there that them worried about their national elections in France,
Speaker 2: and they did better in the first round of their elections,
Speaker 2: and then when they get to run off, their popularity
Speaker 2: actually went up, but their vote totals went down. And
Speaker 2: the reason that happened was because Macron and his people
Speaker 2: did a deal with every other political party. They said,
Speaker 2: I tell you what, whenever we'll take a look at it,
Speaker 2: whichever one of us is ahead will stay in the race,
Speaker 2: but all the other political parties will drop out, so
Speaker 2: that La Penn's party can't get a majority. And that's
Speaker 2: what they did. They all call ust A. They conspired
Speaker 2: together to make sure that one political party couldn't succeed.
Speaker 2: They're doing the same type of stuff in Germany with AfD,
Speaker 2: and so you see this over and over. They know
Speaker 2: how to play the levers of power. They have rigged
Speaker 2: the game. And I think part of what you're seeing here,
Speaker 2: and it may be part of what they're trying to do,
Speaker 2: is the jerrymandering that is going on. They're doing that
Speaker 2: like they have never done it before. And I said,
Speaker 2: whenever I talk about the elections, I said, you know
Speaker 2: when you even before you count the votes. If they're
Speaker 2: able to pick who's going to be on the ballot,
Speaker 2: if they're able to shut down the debates, or if
Speaker 2: they have debates, pick who's going to be able to
Speaker 2: participate in them, keeping out any independence and third parties.
Speaker 2: If they control all of that stuff, and they do
Speaker 2: with a jerrymandering, then you don't really have a chance.
Speaker 2: It's like a jury trial anymore.
Speaker 3: Again, it's what they spend thirty two million dollars to
Speaker 3: wipe out man. See, yeah, and you can't you don't
Speaker 3: have any money, you don't run. It's again, this is fascism.
Speaker 3: It's the merger of state and corporate powers. Again. We
Speaker 3: have all the articles in the Trends Journal, one after another,
Speaker 3: week after week. Matter of fact, this one in here too.
Speaker 2: That was when I was running for office or I
Speaker 2: was working with a libertary party. That would be always
Speaker 2: the first and usually is the last question because we
Speaker 2: didn't have anyone there. Say how much money have you got?
Speaker 2: That'd be the first thing to report. If they talk
Speaker 2: to us, I'd say, how much money have you got?
Speaker 1: Your money?
Speaker 2: I got some ideas, but oh, we're not interested yet.
Speaker 3: This is one of your articles in this week's Trends Journal.
Speaker 3: Fascism venture capital firm with close ties to Trump sees
Speaker 3: itself as election king maker. Right, yeah, week after week,
Speaker 3: we've been putting this data in there. This isn't a
Speaker 3: republic fascist the merger of state and corporate powers. And again,
Speaker 3: this is it's serious and and the whole game is
Speaker 3: being rigged. Look what's going on. Before I went on
Speaker 3: the air, I looked at the the oil prices. Bread
Speaker 3: crude is down over four dollars a barrel. And you
Speaker 3: know why. Trump says he hopes to end conflict in
Speaker 3: Iran quote very quickly. Number one, it's not a conflict.
Speaker 3: It's a war. So stop calling it a conflict. Grow up. No,
Speaker 3: you got to call it a conflict because the president
Speaker 3: says it's not a war. Okay, I'll be good. I'll
Speaker 3: be good. It's not a war. Right. Number two, he
Speaker 3: says he's going to end it very quickly. Right, he says,
Speaker 3: we're going to end this war very quickly. They want
Speaker 3: to make a deal so badly. They're tired of this
Speaker 3: should have happened for forty seven years. Somebody should have
Speaker 3: done something about it. And it's gonna happen, and it's
Speaker 3: going to happen fast, and you're going to see oil prices.
Speaker 2: Plummet, all right, And yeah, he is the master of deception.
Speaker 2: And as I said, you know the problem with liars
Speaker 2: is they don't have a good enough memory to get.
Speaker 1: Away with it.
Speaker 2: His memory is so bad he lies in the same sentence,
Speaker 2: gets away with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah he does.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he does, gets away with it. Where is the him?
Speaker 3: This isn't part of your economic update. March fourth, Pete
Speaker 3: Hexit or hegg shit told reporters that the Iranians are
Speaker 3: quote toast and they know it. Watch sixth. Trump posted
Speaker 3: on social social life social quote there will be no
Speaker 3: deal with Iran except unconditional surrender. March eleventh, Trump said
Speaker 3: US won the war. Quote you never like to say
Speaker 3: too early. You won. We won in the first How
Speaker 3: it was over? We got all right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, they've got no they've got no air force.
Speaker 2: Forget about the fact they never had an air force Ornyvy.
Speaker 2: They've gotten none now except they're still able to launch
Speaker 2: at tax even if they say that they have obliterated
Speaker 2: their ability to do that. As soon as they say
Speaker 2: that there's a tax launched I mean, they just and
Speaker 2: they never are held accountable for anything, as you point out,
Speaker 2: whatever they say.
Speaker 3: March twenty sixth, Trump told the cabinet meeting Iran was
Speaker 3: quote defeated. They can't make a comeback. We won this war.
Speaker 3: This war has been won. All right. Now, Remember this
Speaker 3: is the same truck that said, how long is this woken? Oh?
Speaker 3: Four five weeks? Four five weeks? And what are we
Speaker 3: going into watch the twelve this twelve week? Mm hmm,
Speaker 3: all right, then you got again. He keeps making these statements,
Speaker 3: and the facts show that before he made these statements
Speaker 3: a number of times people shorted the futures markets in.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, well, oh yeah, absolutely, yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: That's one of the things that Mona Charon talks about.
Speaker 2: She talks about that, and she talks about, well, let's
Speaker 2: take a look at the massive conflict of interest. You know,
Speaker 2: he buys a bunch of stock in Nvidia just a
Speaker 2: few days before he says, okay, now you can sell
Speaker 2: all your chips to China, and he does the same
Speaker 2: thing with company after company. H He's got a big
Speaker 2: contract he's going to award to Palenteer. So he buys
Speaker 2: a bunch of stock and Palenteer and then announces it.
Speaker 2: It's the most obvious conflict of interest and corruption you
Speaker 2: could possibly have. And then when you look at this
Speaker 2: deal that he has set up for two billion dollars
Speaker 2: that he's going to hand to himself again, he is
Speaker 2: setting on both sides of the table in this deal.
Speaker 2: He brings a lawsuit and then he tells his employee
Speaker 2: Todd Blanche, settle and give me a two billion instead
Speaker 2: of the ten billion I'm asking for.
Speaker 1: It's just unbelievable, isn't it.
Speaker 2: I just I'm looking at it and it's like, what
Speaker 2: kind of a universe am I living in here? It's
Speaker 2: like the Twilight Zone, it really is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Eric Chump joins trip to China while company with
Speaker 3: links to him and Trump family seek deal with Chinese
Speaker 3: chip maker. Mm hm, it's an article in your Trench's
Speaker 3: journalist week. Company tied to Trump's Sun wants more funding
Speaker 3: for more mind projects. All right, yeah, Trump Junior tries
Speaker 3: to cash in on patriotic capitalism one after another. Patriotic capitalism?
Speaker 3: Do you believe this war? So this is serious because
Speaker 3: they're going to keep doing this again. Trump threatens around
Speaker 3: with big hit if deal isn't reached in coming days.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we got another three years of this stuff, you know,
Speaker 1: I know how much.
Speaker 3: That's what he says. Denny reverses it. And the markets.
Speaker 3: He's doing everything he can to keep the equity markets
Speaker 3: up and oil prices down. And the story they're playing
Speaker 3: the game since the war began. On February twenty eighth,
Speaker 3: and again, Israeli media is reporting that Israel expecting and
Speaker 3: planning to rejoin US strikes on Iran. According to Israel's
Speaker 3: Channel twelve, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin net Yahoo convened a
Speaker 3: meeting of his top military officials on Monday night to
Speaker 3: discuss the possibility, and he has canceled court testimony schedule
Speaker 3: for Wednesday with no opposition from the prosecution.
Speaker 2: I got a comment here from a high boost, he says,
Speaker 2: David Trump said this will be the most transparent administration nowver.
Speaker 1: He wasn't lying.
Speaker 2: They are transparently corrupt in front of everybody's face like
Speaker 2: nobody else before.
Speaker 1: That's absolutely true.
Speaker 3: Isn't it perfectly said?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just it's crazy.
Speaker 2: And I imagine what Mona Cherian had written about the
Speaker 2: day before, all this stuff about the slush fund hit
Speaker 2: the seventeen seventy six slush fund was the fact that
Speaker 2: he had traded thirty seven hundred times last quarter. I mean,
Speaker 2: he's doing forty trades a day. Gerald and all these
Speaker 2: people on wallstre You're saying, what.
Speaker 1: In the world is he doing?
Speaker 2: This is a guy who is tweeting around the clock
Speaker 2: and trading stocks around the clock.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's either got.
Speaker 2: An army of clones that are out there doing this
Speaker 2: or he's not doing much of anything else, is he?
Speaker 2: But it is truly amazing that he is turning the
Speaker 2: stuff this much. But when you look at the fact
Speaker 2: of what the stocks are that he's buying, he's buying
Speaker 2: these stocks and then selling them after, you know, doing
Speaker 2: a pumping dump. So I'm going to buy it. And
Speaker 2: you know the old expression is you buy on rumor
Speaker 2: and then you sell on news. Right, Well, he buys
Speaker 2: because he knows what the news is going to be
Speaker 2: the next day, and then when the news comes out,
Speaker 2: he sells it. And I bet if you went back,
Speaker 2: somebody is probably going to do this and time this
Speaker 2: up with his announcements for Pallanteer and for Nvidia and
Speaker 2: other companies like that'd probably go back and look at
Speaker 2: this in terms of a timeline and see that's exactly
Speaker 2: what this crook is doing. It disgusts me, absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 2: She points yeah, she points out. She said, if you
Speaker 2: go back to twenty fifteen, the US wasn't clean, but
Speaker 2: it was relatively clean. There's an organization that does a
Speaker 2: rating for this. It's called Transparency International. Again, there's our
Speaker 2: transparency and they rate all the countries based on whether
Speaker 2: or not they are clean or corrupt. In twenty fifteen,
Speaker 2: we got a score of seventy six, which isn't all
Speaker 2: that great, but it got us into sixteenth place in
Speaker 2: terms of the cleanest governments. We have now dropped to
Speaker 2: sixth now dropped to sixty fourth. Wow, and falling fast.
Speaker 2: That's what that group, Transparency International, and they go through
Speaker 2: in their rate countries based on corruption. You know, it's
Speaker 2: kind of interesting. Jim Rogers I remember a book that
Speaker 2: he wrote back in the seventies called International Biker I
Speaker 2: Think or something, and he and his girlfriend went around
Speaker 2: the world on a bike. You know, of course they
Speaker 2: had to take a boat over a lot of its water,
Speaker 2: but they would just ride their motorcycle through different countries,
Speaker 2: and he said, I found out pretty quickly that if
Speaker 2: you look at the difference between the official exchange rate
Speaker 2: and the black market exchange rate. He said, that kind
Speaker 2: of became a metric for the corruption in that country,
Speaker 2: which I thought was kind of an interesting thing. But
Speaker 2: here here's another metric from a transparency international. And we
Speaker 2: were falling fast, dropping like a rock.
Speaker 3: It's again. It's it's one president after another. Look at
Speaker 3: Bill Clinton, you know, I mean, you know, doing a
Speaker 3: way with so many antitrust laws, stigal act on and on, they.
Speaker 2: Keep building on each other, and it is really kind
Speaker 2: of like there's another one.
Speaker 3: Here's one that nobody talks about. Again, I can't dan
Speaker 3: any of them to me. It's a crime syndicate. And
Speaker 3: this is this guy, the nobel piece of Crap prize
Speaker 3: winner who led his way into office, Barack Obama as
Speaker 3: soon as he got into office, the Afghan troops surge,
Speaker 3: or the guy the little guy that couldn't fight, nothing
Speaker 3: of a nothing of a boy like the rest of
Speaker 3: them that loved war, that never fight. I want that
Speaker 3: guy kadad for you out of the oh the guy
Speaker 3: quoted in the book Double Down. I'm really good at
Speaker 3: killing people. That light his way into office as a
Speaker 3: peace president. You ready for finish one? The woman mentioned
Speaker 3: twenty fifteen. Let's go to twenty sixteen. What did Obama do?
Speaker 3: Once upon a time, the energy companies, the gas and
Speaker 3: oil companies, were not allowed to export our oil in America.
Speaker 3: It's the oil of the American people. It's our country.
Speaker 3: Obama did away with it and allowed them to export.
Speaker 2: Well, be careful, you see, be careful when you say
Speaker 2: stuff like that, Joel, because that got most of I
Speaker 2: killed and thrown out in Iran. When he said, hey,
Speaker 2: that's Iranian oil and you can't tell us what to
Speaker 2: do with it. That's when the CIA assigned threw him
Speaker 2: out and put in the shaw That's right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was Mozadag Muhammad Mosadag nineteen fifty three.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so be careful about that. Yep, they could get.
Speaker 3: You killed again. I wrote about that in my book
Speaker 3: chread Tracking far better than Mega treads Time Magazine. The
Speaker 3: Ranian conflict broke out, That's what I became a political
Speaker 3: atheist because what you just said about Mozadegg ninety nine
Speaker 3: point nine nine nine percent of the people never heard of.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, every time Trump and these Zionists talk about
Speaker 2: this stuff, it's always forty seven, forty seven, forty seven.
Speaker 2: I said they need the eighty six. This forty I
Speaker 2: don't want to hear any more about forty seven years
Speaker 2: of Iran. Our history with Iran goes back seventy three years,
Speaker 2: goes back to the overthrow of their elected government, our
Speaker 2: imposition of a tautalitarian king and the training of his
Speaker 2: secret police to ferret out in the opposition, torture and
Speaker 2: kill them.
Speaker 3: Yep, the Savakh secret police that made the SS look good. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And they didn't release the full data until around two
Speaker 3: thy thirteen. Of the telegrams that went from Winston Churchill
Speaker 3: a fat, little, ugly, stupid slob drunk yeah, who gave
Speaker 3: us World War One and World War Two that people
Speaker 3: look up to just like they look up to the
Speaker 3: other clowns. And Kermit Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt's grandson, telegrams from
Speaker 3: Churchill to Roosevelt, how we have to overthrow Moza Dag
Speaker 3: to get the oil back. Basically, the oil does not
Speaker 3: belonged to the Iranian people. It belongs to Anglo Iranian oil,
Speaker 3: better known today's BP and standard oil better known today's exonomobile.
Speaker 3: I write about it. I wrote about it in this book.
Speaker 3: So going back, no one's talking about how Obama a
Speaker 3: little boy of nothing that's worth whtting about fifty sixty
Speaker 3: million dollars.
Speaker 6: Now, yeah, all right, how he was the one that
Speaker 6: did away with the regulation that the oil and gas
Speaker 6: in the United States should not be sold outside the country.
Speaker 3: So could you imagine if that law was still in place,
Speaker 3: or the average price of a gallon of gas now
Speaker 3: by four dollars and fifty five cents? That average price, yeah,
Speaker 3: what was it? What was it the day before Trump
Speaker 3: launched the Around War? Two dollars in ninety one. Since
Speaker 3: all right, yep, from March to May, from two dollars
Speaker 3: in ninety one to four fifty five. Yeah, we said,
Speaker 3: prices have gone up sixty percent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and airline fuel is even worse than the diesel,
Speaker 2: you know, yep. And so you look at this, and
Speaker 2: they just did a week or two ago. They had
Speaker 2: an interview with the Chevron CEO and they were talking
Speaker 2: about that very thing, and he said, well, you know,
Speaker 2: it's a global market. We're going to solve this everywhere.
Speaker 2: And that's one of the reasons why when you look
Speaker 2: at what happened with the seventy three oil embargos, I've
Speaker 2: said many times that was only against the United States,
Speaker 2: and it was only we only got fifteen percent of
Speaker 2: our oil supply of one country from the Arab countries
Speaker 2: that put the embargoing. But look at the economic disaster
Speaker 2: that came from that. And this is much bigger. What
Speaker 2: is happening in the straight or from news is much
Speaker 2: bigger than that.
Speaker 3: And no, this is a global crisis. This thing again. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's in your your trends journal, in your your trends
Speaker 3: on a geopolitic political economic front special report. Iran war
Speaker 3: disrupts oil supply, world's economy on borrowed time. That's that's
Speaker 3: what they're coming out with as a massive oil crisis looms.
Speaker 3: Iran war turns oil glut into a deficit. That's according
Speaker 3: to the International Energy Agency, oil reserves dwindling at a
Speaker 3: record pace. All Right, it's one after another the damage
Speaker 3: that this thing has done. And by the way, one
Speaker 3: of the reasons why gold prices are going down. We're
Speaker 3: going gone down. Here, it's in your well find it
Speaker 3: here in our economic update. The exact wording I did
Speaker 3: with it here but Turkey here it is. Are you
Speaker 3: ready again? The primary reason for the sol off are
Speaker 3: that nation's economies are in steep decline as a result
Speaker 3: of Iran war, and nations such as Turkey and Russia
Speaker 3: are selling gold to help pay off their debt load
Speaker 3: and cover their losses. It's reported that Russia's sold twenty
Speaker 3: two tons of gold through April, while Turkeys sold sixty
Speaker 3: tons in March to shore up its fiscal needs. And
Speaker 3: we have a whole article about Turkey's their central bank
Speaker 3: is hiking it's interest right to fight inflation.
Speaker 2: And India as well, because India has got currency issues
Speaker 2: with this, and part of it is tied to the
Speaker 2: price of oil that they have to import. So this
Speaker 2: is having massive effects in so many different areas. I
Speaker 2: mean food in terms of fertilizer and other things like
Speaker 2: that we got. This is building up for a famine,
Speaker 2: even supplies that are going to be affected in terms
Speaker 2: of things like helium used in semiconductor manufacturing. So there's
Speaker 2: not just the oil, but the oil is so foundational.
Speaker 2: We all saw this back in the nineteen seventies, didn't
Speaker 2: we It is kind of a slow moving juggernaut of destruction.
Speaker 2: It takes it a while to get going, and it
Speaker 2: has a lot of inertia in it. And once this
Speaker 2: thing gets going, you can't just stop it.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's just like the Titanic. You might see the iceberg
Speaker 2: over there, but you can't turn the ship enough because
Speaker 2: of the momentum that you've got going.
Speaker 3: Perfectly, perfectly illustrated. And again we're going to have what
Speaker 3: we call dragflation. Because I mentioned what's going on in Turkey.
Speaker 3: I'm just mentioned Turkey, but other nations are raising their
Speaker 3: interest rates because of inflation, so that's going to bring
Speaker 3: down their economy, but it's not going to stop the
Speaker 3: inflation that's being caused by this oil crisis and continuing war.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's right, I said, So.
Speaker 3: They staged stagflation. No, it's not going to be stagnant.
Speaker 3: It's going to be declining. Yeah, it's going to be dragflation.
Speaker 2: And you've said this for quite some time, based on
Speaker 2: the fundamentals of quantitative easing and easy money and all
Speaker 2: the rest of the stuff that was baked in after
Speaker 2: the last economic crisis where they pumped and dumped everything.
Speaker 1: So the trends that are there.
Speaker 2: These fundamental issues are you know, forget about what Trump
Speaker 2: is saying on any given day, giving people a false
Speaker 2: hope about this or that, and then changing it the
Speaker 2: next day, you know, just saying he changes the terroiffs,
Speaker 2: he changes his war prognostications and so forth. But it's
Speaker 2: the fundamental trends in terms of what they have done
Speaker 2: and what they've been doing and how they're accelerating that
Speaker 2: that people need to take a look at.
Speaker 3: You know, we all due respect. You said he's changing
Speaker 3: it day after day. That's not true. He's changing a
Speaker 3: minute after minute. Yeah. Yesterday, really yesterday he said, you know,
Speaker 3: we're going to have a piece deal. Then he comes up,
Speaker 3: you don't do one, We're going to attack you. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean every day, every day, minute by minute by
Speaker 3: minute by minute, you know. Ye, month after month, day
Speaker 3: after day, week after week, minute, it keeps changing it
Speaker 3: and changing it. Now, this is serious. We are in
Speaker 3: the most serious times of our lifetime.
Speaker 1: I agree. I agree. Yeah.
Speaker 2: We talk about the fourth turning and the timing, and
Speaker 2: how about every eighty years we have this massive economic issue.
Speaker 2: People lose trust in their institutions. Usually the fourth turning
Speaker 2: begins the fourth generation begins with people moving against these institutions.
Speaker 2: There's a financial crisis, usually followed by war. The previous
Speaker 2: one was a great depression of World War two. And
Speaker 2: I said, you know, Trump really is kind of a
Speaker 2: one man fourth turning. He has eroded everybody's trust and everything,
Speaker 2: and during the best he can to who wrote that
Speaker 2: he is dragging us into war, famine, pestilence, depression, all
Speaker 2: of this stuff. He can do it all by himself.
Speaker 2: Isn't it amazing?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like he's got a budding.
Speaker 3: Here's your beginning of the economic updates about Trump. Again,
Speaker 3: as we have detailed and continue to detail by pure
Speaker 3: facts and indisputable data, the legal irod war, launched on
Speaker 3: twenty eighth February by just two politicians, President Donald Trump
Speaker 3: and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin at Yahoo, has inflicted severe
Speaker 3: socioeconomic and geopolitical damage across the globe. Are you got it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Two guys, that's right too.
Speaker 4: Arrogant, arrogant pieces of scum. Two guys have done this to.
Speaker 3: The whole world. Yep, two guys.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: And they're kind of mirror images of each other. When
Speaker 2: you look at Netanyahu, look at all the corruption charges
Speaker 2: that he's fighting. Look at how he has tried to
Speaker 2: rig the political system and successfully doing it. You know,
Speaker 2: just like Donald Trump. He has rigged the political system
Speaker 2: of Israel. He's got a lot of opponents who've been
Speaker 2: coming after him for obvious corruption, and yet he keeps
Speaker 2: going and going and going. They're like the ever ready bunny.
Speaker 2: You know, both these guys, this.
Speaker 3: Is her two people. Where the hell are the people
Speaker 3: of the world? Yeah, could you be so gutless to
Speaker 3: let two people do this to you?
Speaker 1: Yep, yeah, I agree, I agree?
Speaker 3: And then talk about corruption. Hey, how about both of
Speaker 3: these guys kids? Right? Oh, then those kids living the
Speaker 3: life of the high life down in Miami. Well, some
Speaker 3: kids are making billions of dollars. Hey, you're not going
Speaker 3: to war mm hmmmm hmm.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what mona chair points out.
Speaker 2: And he says, hey, I'm uh, I'm not putting the
Speaker 2: stuff in a blind trust.
Speaker 1: I let my family do this.
Speaker 2: And she said, that is the very definition of conflict
Speaker 2: of interest. It is not you haven't escaped the conflict
Speaker 2: of interest because you got your family doing this. It
Speaker 2: is a crime. Family.
Speaker 3: And you look at people are going broke in front
Speaker 3: of everybody's eyes. The country's turning to crap. The roads, roads,
Speaker 3: joke ye over the place, crap a stupid old thing.
Speaker 4: The subway in New York at night in Calcutter, go
Speaker 4: to go to China.
Speaker 3: Poooo mm hmm. More money for war.
Speaker 1: And all such.
Speaker 3: Wut you buy air for jillion dollars? I should got
Speaker 3: ways filled? No, man, another half of chill. You know right,
Speaker 3: I'm full of crap. I'm trump as we say, it's
Speaker 3: not bullshit, it's trump shit. You got to get rid
Speaker 3: of the word bull out of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah. And he doesn't even try to hide
Speaker 2: it anymore. He doesn't even try to hide his elitist
Speaker 2: contempt for Americans. I don't care about American finances.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: The other thing that was interesting about that, besides the
Speaker 2: outrageous contempt Gerald, was the fact that he's saying, well,
Speaker 2: you know, we've we've I don't know, if we go
Speaker 2: to get this nuclear dust whatever that's supposed to be,
Speaker 2: we can do it. We don't have to do it.
Speaker 2: It basically be a PR thing. But he's going to
Speaker 2: kill people. He's gonna hold everything up for a PR stunt.
Speaker 2: And at the same time, his whole quote unquote conflict
Speaker 2: that he wants to call it, his whole war that
Speaker 2: he started, is based on the fact that there was
Speaker 2: an imminent threat. If it's nothing but dust, and as
Speaker 2: he points out, we've got cameras on that and nobody's
Speaker 2: going near it, well, then how can you sell the
Speaker 2: idea that there was an eminent threat. I mean, it's
Speaker 2: all just contradictory lies. He's contradicted by the actions that
Speaker 2: are happening. He contradicts himself with his own words, as
Speaker 2: you point out several times that same day, you know,
Speaker 2: is amazing.
Speaker 3: Trump said on Monday that he ended plans for schedule
Speaker 3: attack of Iran tomorrow because leaders of Qatar, Saudi Arabia,
Speaker 3: and United Arab Emirates asked him to do so. And
Speaker 3: then we write before he spewed us out. On Monday,
Speaker 3: Trump told Axios, quote, the clock is ticking for Roan
Speaker 3: and one that if they don't agree to his deal quote,
Speaker 3: they're going to be hit much harder. What same day, Yeah,
Speaker 3: earlier in the day, he told The New York Post
Speaker 3: Iran knows quote what's going to be happening soon, And
Speaker 3: later in the day he said at the White House.
Speaker 3: We're getting ready to do a very major attack tomorrow,
Speaker 3: right as I said to you, No, not day after day,
Speaker 3: minute by minute. He keeps lying, Yeah, that's right, that's right.
Speaker 2: Truly is amazing. It is so sad to see this
Speaker 2: happening to our country. It is turning into a banana
Speaker 2: republic right before our eyes. And I guess we need
Speaker 2: to call the GOP, start calling them banana republicans. The
Speaker 2: problem is we're not going to be able to afford
Speaker 2: any bananas because he doesn't like getting stuff from foreign countries.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter we don't grow bananas here. I'm going
Speaker 2: to punish some people who sell you the bananas. Thank
Speaker 2: you so much for joining us, Jeryl Slenty, and again
Speaker 2: the Code Night will get you ten percent off of
Speaker 2: Trends Journal. It is an excellent publication. It is vital
Speaker 2: to be informed because there are things that you can
Speaker 2: do as an individual to try to mitigate some of
Speaker 2: this destruction. We can't escape it totally, and we can't
Speaker 2: keep these people accountable as we see yesterday, but there
Speaker 2: are some things that you can do if you know
Speaker 2: what is happening and you see some of the opportunities,
Speaker 2: you know why gold is moving, the way that it
Speaker 2: is moving, and that type of thing. So again, thank
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