Speaker 1: In a world of deceit, telling the truth is a
Speaker 1: revolutionary act.
Speaker 2: It's the David Knight Show. As a clock strikes thirteen,
Speaker 2: it's Thursday, the twenty eighth of August. You're of our Lord,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five. Well, we're going to talk today about
Speaker 2: the traine killer. Yes, we've had another demonic, delusional, insane
Speaker 2: person shooting up a bunch of children in and around
Speaker 2: own a church area. And while was I going to
Speaker 2: talk about what's going on with the CDC, you just
Speaker 2: had Robert Kennedy Junior called the CDC director, I'll see
Speaker 2: CDC later, and so sent this woman who I have
Speaker 2: complained about quite a bit packing. But we're going to
Speaker 2: look at it and what is really happening there. As
Speaker 2: RFK Jr. Is saying that he had four things he
Speaker 2: was going to do about the COVID shot and he
Speaker 2: just accomplished all of them, we're going to look at
Speaker 2: what he really did accomplish. Did he accomplish anything or
Speaker 2: is it really a headfake? And the story about the
Speaker 2: club sandwich, I guess we could say they treated this
Speaker 2: as if it were club the guy that threw a
Speaker 2: sandwich in protest, And we're going to talk about the
Speaker 2: Republicans have ramped up over prosecution, just like Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: and how the solution is during qualification. We'll be right back. Well,
Speaker 2: this individual who shot the school up that happened yesterday,
Speaker 2: and I was surprised that we do we have any
Speaker 2: picture yet there seems to be something wrong. Wins are
Speaker 2: we on air? Okay? Well, I was a bit confused
Speaker 2: because I thought, what are they? They shot up people
Speaker 2: inside of a church. Know what they do? Well, it's
Speaker 2: a Catholic church and the students is like kindergarten through
Speaker 2: eighth grade. We're having mass at the time. Individual who
Speaker 2: had recorded and published this just as the attack was
Speaker 2: starting to happen. He published it on social media. This
Speaker 2: guy had barricade the doors so that people could not
Speaker 2: get out and then start shooting from the outside into
Speaker 2: the church. Travis, you said you saw some of the
Speaker 2: video that this guy put up. Yeah, I didn't watch it,
Speaker 2: and I'm sick of this stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the videos that he recorded talking about what he
Speaker 3: was going to do, and he's just obviously extremely mentally ill.
Speaker 3: Just the way he talks about it is he's very disassociated.
Speaker 3: It seems he's just making jokes, and there's you know,
Speaker 3: internet memes written on his magazines and guns and all
Speaker 3: kinds of different things.
Speaker 4: Well his isn't it a woman pretending to.
Speaker 3: Be No, it's a dude pretending to be a man.
Speaker 3: He went from Robert to Robin.
Speaker 2: Yeah, his mother helped him. His mother had worked at
Speaker 2: that school a few years ago. Yeah, it's a crazy one.
Speaker 5: Who would have thought at least that trend would be crazy?
Speaker 3: Yeah, at least I'm fairly certain these are legitimate videos.
Speaker 3: They're archived as such, but since they immediately take these
Speaker 3: things down, it's hard to actually source them.
Speaker 2: Well, there's eleven minute video that went up and and
Speaker 2: you can grab it off at social media.
Speaker 5: I did.
Speaker 2: I just didn't want to play an eleven minutes of
Speaker 2: some demotic individual if you want to see something like that.
Speaker 2: What was the name of that movie that came out?
Speaker 2: Was kind of a horror film, but it was really
Speaker 2: well done. You know, there wasn't any violence in it,
Speaker 2: but it was a guy who was scheduled to be
Speaker 2: executed and he was maybe you can look up the
Speaker 2: name of it and help me with my family memory
Speaker 2: lance the guy. So there's this guy who's he's been
Speaker 2: convicted of multiple murders, and the psychologist has been brought
Speaker 2: in at the last minute to certify that he is insane.
Speaker 2: Previous psychologists who dealt with him just committed suicide, and
Speaker 2: so he comes in to deal with him, and this
Speaker 2: guy starts talking to him directly.
Speaker 5: He's a demon in the.
Speaker 2: Insidety, he says, you think that I'm crazy, I'm not crazy.
Speaker 2: There's it's a great, it's amazing piece of action that
Speaker 2: was there, and it came out a couple of years
Speaker 2: ago in the fall, but we just recently saw it
Speaker 2: online and that's what this kind of stuff reminds me of.
Speaker 2: And you know, I don't like to I don't like
Speaker 2: to watch this in reality.
Speaker 5: Ye sick.
Speaker 3: He's obviously a very, very sick was a very sick
Speaker 3: individual and just you know, his mom indulged his you know,
Speaker 3: tranny fantasy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and some people were saying it seemed like he
Speaker 2: had multiple personalities.
Speaker 3: Maybe, but he's very, very sick in the head. He's
Speaker 3: just it's so ecstatic and gleeful about the murder. And
Speaker 3: if you read the apology note to his family, just
Speaker 3: it's hard to believe because in the video he is
Speaker 3: so ecstatic and happy about it. In the note, he's
Speaker 3: so apologetic. It's such a dichotomy.
Speaker 2: Between Yeah, somebody had a comment that said he says
Speaker 2: in a kind of a quiet voice, you know something
Speaker 2: about uh, I can't believe that I'm here or something,
Speaker 2: and then this other voice comes out and says, you're
Speaker 2: going to die today, you know something that, which is
Speaker 2: exactly what reminded.
Speaker 3: Me of that that that movie, I.
Speaker 2: Can't remember what it was, but it was very cleverly
Speaker 2: scripted as well, and the actor who played the demonically
Speaker 2: possessed killer was just amazing the way he could switch personal.
Speaker 3: But the things that I found the most interesting from
Speaker 3: the video was that at one point, the guy says, yeah,
Speaker 3: I went to a shot show, you know, the big
Speaker 3: you know gun event, and I talked to Brandon Herrera
Speaker 3: and me and Brandon we agree on a lot of things. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And Brandon Herrera.
Speaker 5: Is a well known right through under the Bus.
Speaker 3: Gun tuber, And I'm pretty sure this is just trying to,
Speaker 3: you know again, throw him, as you said, under the bus,
Speaker 3: tie him to this because there was another shooter. I
Speaker 3: don't know if it was the other training shooter, but
Speaker 3: wore a Demolition Ranch T shirt, and Demolition Ranch was
Speaker 3: another huge gun YouTuber who was you know, probably right.
Speaker 3: I don't think he ever really talked about his politics,
Speaker 3: but you can assume that he's more conservative, and so
Speaker 3: I'm thinking, again, this is probably just another Hey, look,
Speaker 3: I'm tied to these right wing things.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, and of course the left has already jumped
Speaker 2: into this. But it was his mother who was also
Speaker 2: pushing him into this. She was the one who applied
Speaker 2: for him to get a name change back in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 2: six years ago, changed his name from Robert to Robin.
Speaker 2: It was his mother doing that. And so where does
Speaker 2: all this planned, demonic grooming and confusion wind up with, Well,
Speaker 2: this is what it produces.
Speaker 5: This is the fruit of all this LGBT stuff.
Speaker 2: Two children ages eight and ten killed, seventeen others injured,
Speaker 2: including fourteen children, and a local hospital is currently treating
Speaker 2: nine pediatric patients. She worked at that school until twenty
Speaker 2: twenty one. And so it's all the guns. By the way,
Speaker 2: this is a heavily Democrat controlled state and Tim Waltz
Speaker 2: as a governor and when he was running as the
Speaker 2: running mate of Lala Harris, remember we played for you
Speaker 2: the things that he had done to support all of
Speaker 2: this training insanity, and how he had they brought in.
Speaker 2: Remember that child the parents brought in that was about
Speaker 2: eight or nine years old. And this child is like,
Speaker 2: you know, on the ground with a stuffed animal, can't
Speaker 2: really communicate, the reporter saying, so are you happy about this?
Speaker 2: You know, they tried to the parents had pushed this
Speaker 2: gender change on this young child that's still clinging to
Speaker 2: Teddy Bear.
Speaker 3: The child has no clue what's really, doesn't really.
Speaker 5: Know what's going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is great, you know, And so they're using
Speaker 2: this child as a poster child. And it was absolutely
Speaker 2: reprehensible what Tim Waltz is doing, but that's what they
Speaker 2: do there. And with a heavily democrat state like that,
Speaker 2: you know that they've got a lot of gun control laws.
Speaker 2: And the guns were all purchased legally, and he had
Speaker 2: quite a few of them. He had rifle, pistol, handgun,
Speaker 2: all these different things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, some kind of ar platform, a shotgun, a revolver,
Speaker 3: and a semi automatic handgun of some variety. At least
Speaker 3: four the.
Speaker 2: As this is described by the Sun of the UK.
Speaker 2: They said he could be heard maniacally giggling while muttering
Speaker 2: all the and showing off the writings that he had
Speaker 2: put on labels and stuff that people that he hated,
Speaker 2: people that he wanted to kill. The video was scheduled
Speaker 2: ahead of time to upload at the time of the shooting.
Speaker 2: One of the things when I glanced at it, he
Speaker 2: had written down, you know, prayers for the victims. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's just totally schizophrenic, all over the place. It's all
Speaker 2: multiple personalities. It's all over the.
Speaker 3: Place, from you know, again, people he wants to kill,
Speaker 3: to slurs to.
Speaker 2: The people he respected, like Natalie Rupp now, who is
Speaker 2: the Nashville trainee killer that the liberal Nashville Police Department
Speaker 2: and the Biden FBI worked so hard to keep the
Speaker 2: training festo.
Speaker 5: Of her away from everybody.
Speaker 3: Actually, one of the sites I looked at, one of
Speaker 3: the people had gone through at the video that he
Speaker 3: posted and trans copy, transscribed, transcribed, copied down his diary,
Speaker 3: and it is incredibly disturbing and sick. Just I'll become death,
Speaker 3: you know, I'm going to kill all these people. Just awful.
Speaker 5: He also had.
Speaker 2: Unibomber ted Kaczynski's name one of these things, and the
Speaker 2: shooter who shot up the the Pittsburgh Synagogue Robert Bowers
Speaker 2: murdered of loving people in placial worship there in twenty eighteen.
Speaker 2: So these are his heroes. And he goes dressed in
Speaker 2: all black and shoots from the outside into the church,
Speaker 2: kind of like they did in the Texas shooting.
Speaker 3: He was obsessed with school shootings. He even talked about
Speaker 3: in the journal how he hoped to see one more
Speaker 3: before he went and did his. I hope someone does
Speaker 3: another one. Hope someone does another one before I do mine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's why he doesn't deserve a lot of attention,
Speaker 2: because I wanted to believe that at And of course,
Speaker 2: I guess your theology would depend on what level you
Speaker 2: think this guy is demonically influenced. Certainly that's what's driving this,
Speaker 2: And you know, the question is at what level and
Speaker 2: how directly that demonic influence is operating on him. But
Speaker 2: this whole program of LGBT is exactly that. And I
Speaker 2: think that they're going to be repeatedly the ones who
Speaker 2: are attacking church schools and things like this, the school
Speaker 2: which has students ranging from preschool to eighth grade. And
Speaker 2: so again he gets he blockades the doors and shoots
Speaker 2: from the outside in dressed all in black. He used
Speaker 2: pieces of wood the barricade the doors closed. And this
Speaker 2: is from the sun of the UK. They say, his
Speaker 2: motivation is still unclear. That's what they want you to believe.
Speaker 2: I mean, it was really obvious, but the FBI doesn't
Speaker 2: want you to know that. That's still the way they're
Speaker 2: operating in the mainstream media.
Speaker 3: Yeah, unless they're the ones that are setting someone up
Speaker 3: and driving them to it. Yeah, motivations are unclear. But
Speaker 3: when they do it, don't worry. It's like, oh, it's
Speaker 3: because you know, he's an evil white guy that was
Speaker 3: a racist or something.
Speaker 2: Yes, he does this in a heavily Democrat state. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of gun control laws. He doesn't violate any
Speaker 2: of those gun controls gun control laws, but he has
Speaker 2: violated all the laws of sanity in God. And so
Speaker 2: the Democrats don't want this to people of the science,
Speaker 2: they said, because they don't want you talking about the
Speaker 2: LGBT issue here. They but still you've got Democrats, and
Speaker 2: Democrats have already jumped in on the gun side. Amy Klobuchar,
Speaker 2: who is from Minnesota, as well as Chuck Schumer, who
Speaker 2: always jumps on these things right away. They both came
Speaker 2: out talking about need for more gun control. But again
Speaker 2: it was in Tim Waltz's territory. There, he said in
Speaker 2: his manifesto, I'm feeling good about Annunciation. That's the name
Speaker 2: of the church school that he shot up there. It
Speaker 2: seems like a good combo of easy attack for him
Speaker 2: and devastating tragedy. I want to do some more research.
Speaker 2: I have concerns about finding a large enough group of
Speaker 2: people to kill. I want to avoid any parents, but
Speaker 2: pre and post school dropout, said one page of his note.
Speaker 2: Maybe I could attack an event at the on site church.
Speaker 2: I think attacking a large group of kids coming in
Speaker 2: from recess is my best plan. Then from there I
Speaker 2: can go inside and kill going for as long as
Speaker 2: I can. Video appeared to show a drawing of the
Speaker 2: church and then showed someone stabbing the drawing repeatedly as
Speaker 2: they quietly said, I'm going to kill myself. This is
Speaker 2: deeply insane, and then lance show the picture of the
Speaker 2: mia Ferra. The MAA Fair article showed that picture of
Speaker 2: what she looks like. Mia Ferra immediately jumped in as well,
Speaker 2: she's got her hair braided and she looks like some
Speaker 2: kind of a horror.
Speaker 5: Version of Pippy Longs talking.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the years have not been kind to her, nor
Speaker 2: has her political activism, and I'm not being too kind
Speaker 2: to her either. I guess she didn't wait before blaming
Speaker 2: Republicans and the NRA for the mass shooting at the church. Well,
Speaker 2: you could blame the tranny industrial complex and these politicians
Speaker 2: like Waltz who virtue signal about it and push it
Speaker 2: so heavily, And so she just puts out a whole
Speaker 2: bunch of a stream of words. Children gun down, two dead,
Speaker 2: two children in critical condition, high velocity gun. It's amazing
Speaker 2: to me how these people like to focus on the
Speaker 2: speed of.
Speaker 5: The bullet, as if that makes the relations different.
Speaker 3: So fast and then that's a bullets are supposed to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, rational gun laws desperately needed, but these people are
Speaker 2: taking money, millions and bribes from gun makers and n RA.
Speaker 4: We need humane, slow moving bullets.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess that's one of the things I remember
Speaker 2: from the book Dune when I read it back in college.
Speaker 2: And they had these personal shields, but they had a
Speaker 2: way to get around. They had very slow moving bullets
Speaker 2: that would gradually go through the shield, but it would
Speaker 2: stop it if it's going really fast. Kind of like,
Speaker 2: what was it? What do you call those those fluids
Speaker 2: that do the same kind of thing that actually got anyway.
Speaker 2: Just hours after the shooting, Chuck Schumer came out and
Speaker 2: said we must do more to stop going violence to
Speaker 2: my best in New York. Accident and Amy Klobuchar, who's
Speaker 2: there from Minnesota, said, I've made this clear and again
Speaker 2: there'll be time to talk about this, but we need
Speaker 2: better laws on the books nationally. Well, we got the
Speaker 2: best law in the book. It's called the Second Amendment.
Speaker 2: It just can't be local states. It's got to be
Speaker 2: nationally on these assault weapons.
Speaker 5: Maybe what we do.
Speaker 2: Is maybe we make it child abuse to to groom
Speaker 2: these kids into the satanic.
Speaker 5: Cult of the LGBT.
Speaker 2: Maybe that would be the answer, because we always had guns.
Speaker 2: What we didn't have when I was a kid was
Speaker 2: trendies who are demonic and who hated any manifestation they
Speaker 2: thought they saw of God anywhere.
Speaker 3: But it is there is Again, this is something that
Speaker 3: is a recent development. Trans thing came to public consciousness
Speaker 3: around twenty fifteen twenty sixteen. Before then, it was kind
Speaker 3: of on the fringes. It was there, but it wasn't
Speaker 3: something the mainstream ever talked about.
Speaker 5: Yeah, only Donald Trump was the ball.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Then all of a sudden, twenty fifteen hits and it
Speaker 3: becomes the only thing anyone is allowed to talk about.
Speaker 3: You have to have a position on it. And since
Speaker 3: then we have seen them go completely and utterly insane
Speaker 3: with you know, they're given attention, they're catered to, and
Speaker 3: this is what happens.
Speaker 2: This is what I remember the first time somebody did
Speaker 2: a report on that about twenty fifteen at info Wars,
Speaker 2: and I was really dismissed if I said, you don't
Speaker 2: need to get into that bizarre nonsense to get views.
Speaker 2: That's not you know, let's not go there.
Speaker 3: And sadly we all went there.
Speaker 2: It was just too perverted and weird that I couldn't
Speaker 2: believe that it would go mainstream. It's just that's my
Speaker 2: own personal bias on it. But yeah, Chuck Schumer, you
Speaker 2: know we could. We don't want to talk about SSR.
Speaker 2: I don't want to talk about drugs, and we don't
Speaker 2: want to talk about the trainees and the rest of
Speaker 2: that stuff, the mind games and the drugs that are
Speaker 2: coming from the government. Those are the things that have
Speaker 2: changed that the guns have not changed. As a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, guns are not as prevalent as they used
Speaker 2: to be, and quite frankly, it's sad that there wasn't
Speaker 2: more security there. As I said when I first heard
Speaker 2: this that it was at a church church, I didn't
Speaker 2: know anything about it or the specifics of it. But
Speaker 2: churches are going to be targets and they have to
Speaker 2: learn to defend themselves because guess what, the police are
Speaker 2: not going to do it. They're not going to defend
Speaker 2: you as an individual. They're not going to defend your family.
Speaker 2: They're not going to defend your church either. That's your
Speaker 2: responsibility to do that, and you're going to have to
Speaker 2: think about how best to do that. There's no perfect
Speaker 2: way to do it. And even in a defense scenario,
Speaker 2: even when people were trained and armed in a church,
Speaker 2: as we've seen in that one church in Texas, you
Speaker 2: can have somebody come in and get a essentially a
Speaker 2: sucker punch off. They can get the first shot off
Speaker 2: and they can kill somebody, but you can take them
Speaker 2: down before they shoot up the entire congregation. That's the
Speaker 2: world that we're living. Let's be realistic about it. Before
Speaker 2: any details were released on what weapons were used, or
Speaker 2: how weapons or how they were acquired, Schumer used a
Speaker 2: post on X to push for gun control. He also
Speaker 2: pushed for gun control before the facts are known following
Speaker 2: the Midland Odessa, Texas shooting that occurred in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 2: He specifically pushed for universal background checks before anything was
Speaker 2: known regarding how the attacker acquired his firearm. They've got
Speaker 2: their agenda and they want to just push it through
Speaker 2: regardless of whether it was applicable or not.
Speaker 3: The facts don't matter. Simply, look, a gun was used
Speaker 3: in a crime, and therefore we need to get rid
Speaker 3: of guns. That's all it is. It's as simple as that.
Speaker 3: They hate guns and they will do any they can
Speaker 3: to get.
Speaker 5: Rid of them.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So the individual involved here, Robert, had a history
Speaker 2: of mental health issues, as evidenced by disturbing writings and
Speaker 2: videos found on his devices, and had a history of
Speaker 2: advocating for LGBT equality using violence, as evidenced by stickers
Speaker 2: and writings found on and it says here this is
Speaker 2: a raw story on their devices. I refused to use
Speaker 2: this guy's pronouns, but they call him her and they
Speaker 2: use instead of his they say their devices. In this
Speaker 2: particular case, that might actually be right, because there's more
Speaker 2: than one person in there.
Speaker 3: I think they are a legion exactly.
Speaker 2: So the name of the shooter is Robin Westman. No,
Speaker 2: it's Robert Westman. The suspect was said to be in
Speaker 2: their early twenties, no, his early twenties. Westman left behind
Speaker 2: a lot of videos and writings that are described as disturbing,
Speaker 2: suicidal fantasies, and ammunition that was labeled with those whom
Speaker 2: the shooter intended to use it on. It includes one
Speaker 2: reading quote for the children. Another one said where is
Speaker 2: your God? Another one said six million was not enough?
Speaker 2: Another one said kill Donald Trump, Rip and care.
Speaker 3: So rip and Terear is a reference to the Doom
Speaker 3: video game series. So it's another internet meme.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, well thanks for letting me know. I had
Speaker 2: no idea what that was about. Yeah, so, well, I
Speaker 2: know this could be a couple of drag queens. Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, this guy is just all over the place. It's
Speaker 3: just if you watch the video, he's saying things like
Speaker 3: skibbity skibbity, and you know, just making Internet references as
Speaker 3: he's talking about, Oh, I can't wait to murder these kids.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna do it tomorrow. This was demonic. This guy
Speaker 3: was severely mentally ill and insane.
Speaker 2: I think it's another to be charged as an accessory
Speaker 2: to the fact. She encouraged this stuff and she knew
Speaker 2: what condition this.
Speaker 5: Guy was in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you don't treat mental illness by saying, yeah, give
Speaker 3: in to it, that's right. Yeah, you don't find a
Speaker 3: murderer and say, you know what, that's you know, I
Speaker 3: know you really want to kill these people. I know
Speaker 3: the voices are telling you to do it, so you should.
Speaker 3: You should. Absolutely, they're right.
Speaker 2: If you got some killer who is serial killer, sequentially
Speaker 2: killing people and burying them in the backyard, and the
Speaker 2: mother kind of knows about Norman but doesn't call the police,
Speaker 2: you know, she is an accessory to the fact and
Speaker 2: ought to be charged that way. Please say he wasn't
Speaker 2: on the radar. But the next FBI agent disagreed. He said, well,
Speaker 2: somebody knew that. Somebody would be his mother. He said
Speaker 2: there are online notes to friends and family that mentioned
Speaker 2: the pain that he was living with. He didn't want
Speaker 2: to live in pain anymore. He knew their actions would
Speaker 2: his actions. I'm sorry, their actions is what says. What
Speaker 2: it means is his actions. They knew that his actions
Speaker 2: would accept his friends and family, and that the suspect
Speaker 2: intended to take his own life. I mean, just look
Speaker 2: at that sentence as a form of insanity that they're
Speaker 2: trying to push on us. Westman knew their actions would
Speaker 2: upset their friends and family, and the suspect intended to
Speaker 2: take their own life. It's insanity right there, being pushed
Speaker 2: on all of us.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: The whole pronown thing is he advocated using violence to
Speaker 2: promote the LGBT. He had a sticker saying protect Equality
Speaker 2: at all costs with an automatic weapon over a Pride flag,
Speaker 2: indicating that he was prepared to use violence and support
Speaker 2: of their cause, in other words, his cause. I'm disgusted
Speaker 2: with all this stuffs. So horrific to see these young
Speaker 2: children murdered like that. Like I said about that trainee
Speaker 2: in Nashville, how does somebody walk up to this guy
Speaker 2: did it from a distance. But the girl that was
Speaker 2: in Nashville, she walks up to a nine year old
Speaker 2: child and shoots them in the face. How insane is that?
Speaker 2: And doing it repeatedly? The several of them. How in the
Speaker 2: world can you get to that state? I just don't
Speaker 2: understand it at all. We got some comments.
Speaker 3: There, Yeah, we do. A Syrian girl the demonic shooter,
Speaker 3: said he felt bugs under the skin. Sounds like extreme DTS,
Speaker 3: like maybe a reaction to a drug like an SSRI.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be surprised.
Speaker 2: Those are one of the things. Kim, what's that said
Speaker 2: about her husband who committed suicide based on SSRI withdrawal,
Speaker 2: said he felt like he had his skin was on fire.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he continuedly talks about, Oh, I'm severely depressed. I'm
Speaker 3: so depressed. So it would be surprised if they had
Speaker 3: him on medication for something.
Speaker 2: And let me just say that personally, I don't see
Speaker 2: these things as two separate, distinct categories.
Speaker 5: I think that.
Speaker 2: When the writers of the Testament called it pharmachia and
Speaker 2: it was translated as sorcery, I think they saw this
Speaker 2: as all one, unified whole. Yeah, those snogenic drugs as
Speaker 2: well as the demonic stuff. Yeah.
Speaker 3: BT Taylor says BT Taylor two for six. Good movie
Speaker 3: David is talking about is nefarious?
Speaker 5: Yes, that's it, Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3: There we go, good catch. Good catch and Max love
Speaker 3: how these leftists always run out crying gun control and
Speaker 3: until the death, until the details come out, and it's
Speaker 3: always one of their kept classes in big pharma. So
Speaker 3: they slink away and hope no one notices.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I got it does work.
Speaker 2: And I gotta say, just going back to Nefarious, that
Speaker 2: was an excellent film and it was done without much
Speaker 2: of a budget because it's mostly done in one room
Speaker 2: with the guy dialoguing with the psychologist, and it's amazing
Speaker 2: to see this just for the acting, and it had
Speaker 2: an interesting plot twist as well. Document it.
Speaker 3: We've got nights of the storm because the videos this
Speaker 3: will be used to push internet. ID already saw Cen
Speaker 3: and talking about what can we do you to identify
Speaker 3: these things ahead of time? Well, yeah you can't, because
Speaker 3: he said he scheduled it. This thing wasn't live. Now,
Speaker 3: I suppose you could be using some kind of AI content. ID.
Speaker 2: You're right, Jason, they will do that, but just like
Speaker 2: doing a background check for shooters, right, it is the
Speaker 2: same type of thing. It's not going to stop this,
Speaker 2: and you know.
Speaker 3: It's that simply means they just won't upload these things beforehand.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: And they'll be able to say, oh new, nobody knew
Speaker 2: that type of thing, even though we took it down.
Speaker 5: But it's just another.
Speaker 2: They always use problems real or in these cases like this,
Speaker 2: something that they created as an excuse for what their
Speaker 2: real agenda has always been.
Speaker 3: Jason's right, A p rumble seat also shades with the
Speaker 3: Manchurian candidate as per depths of mind controlled drug inducer. Otherwise,
Speaker 3: people aren't usually born like this. It's socially engineered and indoctrinated.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, And that was one of the things when
Speaker 2: I saw Tim Waltz, Will you talk about social engineering
Speaker 2: and indoctrination? It was all over that event. You know,
Speaker 2: here's this friendly little grandpa telling you, yes, your child
Speaker 2: is in the wrong body, and it's like, well.
Speaker 3: You should mutilate them. That's right, You're a good parent
Speaker 3: for doing that.
Speaker 2: The most disgusting things that I'd seen.
Speaker 3: Was Tim Waltz is such an unlikable cretan and Max Well,
Speaker 3: they're always on big pharma. It's not about mental health.
Speaker 3: It's about how some people are massively screwed up by
Speaker 3: these drugs. Studies have proven this over and over again.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, if he had known mental issues. He may
Speaker 2: have been seeing somebody. They probably did give him and
Speaker 2: that's that's all right, especially if he was depressed, suicidal
Speaker 2: or whatever. That's the thing that pushes them over.
Speaker 3: Con think, thank you very much for the tip, he says,
Speaker 3: hit that thumbs up. We appreciate ate a con thing.
Speaker 2: Yes, thank you, thank you very much. Getting at the
Speaker 2: end of the month. And Brandon Bennett he should have
Speaker 2: killed himself and then.
Speaker 3: The kids there you go, switch the order of operations there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, next time, friendly tip to these training killers. Okay,
Speaker 2: we're going to take a quick break and folks will
Speaker 2: come back. You want to talk about what's going on
Speaker 2: with the CDC with R F K Junior. Is there
Speaker 2: is this stuff real or is it a head fake
Speaker 2: and a misdirection.
Speaker 5: We'll be right back.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back. We've got more comments to get through. Chev
Speaker 3: Ken says Trump will probably ban gun parts through executive
Speaker 3: orders again Yeahency, Yeah yeah, or something like a red
Speaker 3: flag law.
Speaker 2: I don't trust him at all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, personally, I think though maybe if you're are trans
Speaker 3: maybe you don't get to buy guns. You know, perhaps
Speaker 3: that screams ah crazy crazy.
Speaker 2: No, Well, that's been one thing that's come out as
Speaker 2: a kind of a benefit of the Trump administration. Not
Speaker 2: that I think that Trump has any personal convictions against
Speaker 2: this LGBT stuff. Exactly the opposite. In Milania, have hoarded
Speaker 2: them heavily, have sold pride merchandise themselves, and Trump was
Speaker 2: one of the first people to want to put a
Speaker 2: man in a woman's beauty contest. However, he's smart enough
Speaker 2: to throw some red meat to his base, and with
Speaker 2: the exception of Jeffrey Epstein, you know he can do
Speaker 2: some of these some of these things that people liked
Speaker 2: him to see.
Speaker 3: Mark Young twelve. It was the slow blade that could
Speaker 3: penetrate the shield in Dune.
Speaker 2: Ah. Yes, yes, my memory is a little bit foggy.
Speaker 2: It was probably about fifty plus years ago that I
Speaker 2: read that book.
Speaker 5: And I haven't seen the movies since then.
Speaker 2: Thank you for clarifying that and helping to take helping
Speaker 2: to clarify my foggy memory there.
Speaker 4: But you might have been thinking of, like I believe
Speaker 4: there is a bladed drone thing to slowly attack someone
Speaker 4: from a distance.
Speaker 2: No, I just remembered it as a shield that only
Speaker 2: worked when the projectile was slow. I didn't remember it
Speaker 2: as a knife. But you know that's it's.
Speaker 3: Interesting KWD sixty eight. For many years you could buy
Speaker 3: a Tommy gun and all sorts of guns in the
Speaker 3: Sears catalog, easy access and no mass shootings. But the
Speaker 3: culture wasn't broken like now.
Speaker 2: Yes, and of course it's still not illegal to own
Speaker 2: fully automatic weapons. They just harass you like they do
Speaker 2: with a silencer or something like that. And of course
Speaker 2: all that stuff everybody got excited about that was the
Speaker 2: Trump's big beautiful bill, but he got taken out before
Speaker 2: they passed it. Yeah, so you can't still have to
Speaker 2: go through a hassle and get on the list and
Speaker 2: all the rest of stuff in order to not blow
Speaker 2: your ears out.
Speaker 5: What is this stuff?
Speaker 3: You make sure you eventually go deaf? Yeah, ap rumblest
Speaker 3: Teal lets it slip connection between transhumanism and transgender it's
Speaker 3: social engineering folks on steroids to satisfy cult insanity and
Speaker 3: proof of how the uniparty works in tandem. And they've
Speaker 3: got a link there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we have an update today about Peter Teele and
Speaker 2: about the types of things that he's doing in Washington.
Speaker 2: He's setting up a permanent presence there with a very
Speaker 2: small private group that people are calling a kind of
Speaker 2: a tech builder berg. But of course he and Alex Scarp,
Speaker 2: the CEO of Palenteer, and he was Teal was kind
Speaker 2: of the organizing intra capitalists for that abomination. They have
Speaker 2: firmly ensconced themselves as the leadership of the actual Builderberg
Speaker 2: as well. So this is yet another one, and they're
Speaker 2: talking about how the real value of it is the secrecy,
Speaker 2: and it's like, yeah, we know, we've.
Speaker 3: Got knights of the storm. When seconds count, police are
Speaker 3: minutes away, that's right, that's right. We were all dead.
Speaker 3: We had gun racks with guns in our trucks in
Speaker 3: high school circa nineteen ninety eight. Now those are long gone,
Speaker 3: long long gone.
Speaker 2: Have long guns and long gone. Yeah, and that whole
Speaker 2: thing what Jason said about when seconds count, police are
Speaker 2: minutes away, that's a good way to put it. You know,
Speaker 2: We've had a lot of situations, even the one in Nashville.
Speaker 2: The police got there very very quickly, you know, and
Speaker 2: commended for how quickly they got there and how quickly
Speaker 2: they took that person out, But it was already a
Speaker 2: lot of people had been killed. You know, if you
Speaker 2: don't have somebody there who has the ability to engage,
Speaker 2: you know, what the police did in Nashville was very,
Speaker 2: very different than what happened that the Marjorie Douglas Stoneman
Speaker 2: or whatever. The Parkland again, what does the matter with
Speaker 2: me today? They had a school officer there who was
Speaker 2: in charge of security, and he ran away. So you know,
Speaker 2: it's like I said at the time, it says the
Speaker 2: difference between the hero and an ordinary person. Ordinary person
Speaker 2: is going to run away from the gunfire. Hero runs
Speaker 2: to it to try to stop it. But that's one
Speaker 2: of the reasons why you want to have teachers who
Speaker 2: are armed, because it's not heroic to defend your own life.
Speaker 2: And if the teacher is armed and knows how to
Speaker 2: use the gun and is in the classroom, they're going
Speaker 2: to do They're going to defend their life and also
Speaker 2: at the same time the lives of the children around them,
Speaker 2: and they don't have to be an altruistic hero. They're
Speaker 2: trying to save their own life. That's why it's so important.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's if you cannot protect yourself, there's nothing you
Speaker 3: can do at all. I'm Marty, good to see you,
Speaker 3: and thank you very much.
Speaker 2: That's very generous.
Speaker 3: We appreciate it, says Christine Jorgensen never killed anyone the
Speaker 3: good old days of a Unicorn. I don't know who
Speaker 3: that is.
Speaker 2: That Christine Jorgenson, I think was one of the first
Speaker 2: trainees out there. That's why I think I don't remember
Speaker 2: a great deal about him or her, but they were
Speaker 2: pushing this stuff back in the seventies.
Speaker 5: They had.
Speaker 3: It's been on the fringes for a long long time,
Speaker 3: but as a general rule, society was too normal to
Speaker 3: want to have anything to do with it. You'd see
Speaker 3: it crop up in TV shows here and the.
Speaker 2: Remember they had a movie called Myra Breckinridge, which I
Speaker 2: never saw, but they took the person who was the
Speaker 2: sex symbol at the time, Quel Welch, and she was
Speaker 2: somehow And I don't know if she was supposed to be,
Speaker 2: if the guy was supposed to become Quel Welch or something.
Speaker 5: That would have been a bit of a stretch, literally, I.
Speaker 3: Don't think so. Yeah, it's in a lot of different
Speaker 3: TV shows from the early thousands, but it generally just
Speaker 3: crops up as a side thing. So they've been using it,
Speaker 3: you know, TV and movies to normalize it for a
Speaker 3: long time. But it just fully exploded and took over
Speaker 3: everything about ten years ago, which I mean, that's what
Speaker 3: they do. Once they kind of infiltrated the fringes and
Speaker 3: reached some sort of saturation.
Speaker 2: Well it goes, it goes to a preparation stage.
Speaker 3: It reaches a saturation point and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: it's everywhere.
Speaker 5: Also they call it programming.
Speaker 3: Exactly original, babe. Yep, shooting will ramp up already, have
Speaker 3: martial law in some cities, martial law coming everywhere soon,
Speaker 3: and the goal will be to take all guns. Don't
Speaker 3: think this wasn't planned by an alphabet office.
Speaker 5: Yep, that's right.
Speaker 3: And KWD sixty eight says about having guns in school,
Speaker 3: we did in eighty six as well. I saw one
Speaker 3: boy bring a gun to school and sell it to
Speaker 3: another who took it home on the bus. He said
Speaker 3: the bus driver made him leave it up front until
Speaker 3: he got off the bus. Yeah, sure you can bring it,
Speaker 3: but you're just gonna have to leave it here with me.
Speaker 2: I remember there was a novel that was about the pushback.
Speaker 2: It was after things at Waco and things like that happened,
Speaker 2: and it was about a guy who attacks the government
Speaker 2: and a terrorist thing. But he's the hero of the
Speaker 2: story and it's called Unintended Consequences, And in it, throughout
Speaker 2: the whole novel, they're talking about how they're cutting down freedoms,
Speaker 2: especially Second Amendment freedoms, and they talk about how just
Speaker 2: same type of thing on an airplane, you know, he said,
Speaker 2: I'm remember back in the sixties when I flew and
Speaker 2: if you're going on a hunting trip, you could take
Speaker 2: the gun with you on board the plane. You would
Speaker 2: just have to hand it to the stewardess and she
Speaker 2: would put it in the closet up front or something
Speaker 2: like that. You know. But it wasn't you know, the
Speaker 2: paranoid that you got from the TSI Now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, DeFi tyrants seventeen seventy six, says the same self
Speaker 3: righteous sobs who claim to be so upset about two
Speaker 3: children being murdered are the same evil sobs who cheer
Speaker 3: for the murder of fifty million children in their mother's
Speaker 3: womb through abortion. Yes, the children murdered through abortion are dissolved,
Speaker 3: ripped apart, dismembered and tortured to death. Hypocrites.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they are rip in terror.
Speaker 3: A Syrian girl says, So, I wonder how the mother
Speaker 3: is processing all this. Is she regretful that she enabled
Speaker 3: her sons insanity or in total denial? I saw her
Speaker 3: happy retirement photo and she seemed so normal. That's the
Speaker 3: thing is a lot of these it's generally women that
Speaker 3: indulge this kind of thing do seem very normal. They're
Speaker 3: you know, involved in school, they're involved with you know,
Speaker 3: local anything, it could be anything, And it's just they
Speaker 3: want they give into societal pressure. They want to be
Speaker 3: seen as caring and loving and accepting and instead of actually.
Speaker 2: Well, and there's a certain social credit that comes with
Speaker 2: a lot of them for having a child that is
Speaker 2: like this, especially if you're in Hollywood.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I think a lot of it is they
Speaker 3: want to be like the Hollywood celebrities they see, you know,
Speaker 3: they fantasize their entire life about oh well if I
Speaker 3: could just have that life. Well, one thing you can do,
Speaker 3: you know, take on part of that lifestyle, is well
Speaker 3: you can trans your kid, because it seems like fifty
Speaker 3: percent of all the kids in Hollywood are trans.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and when when you're in Hollywood and you meet
Speaker 2: with your friends, you can talk about your wonderful trans
Speaker 2: kid and show just how open minded liberal work.
Speaker 3: And I'm such a wonderful understanding person. Look, I don't
Speaker 3: really get it, but I'm supportive. I'm so supportive. Yeah,
Speaker 3: this is what that support leads to. Brian and Den McCartney.
Speaker 3: Almost every teacher here is a groomed liberal loon. They
Speaker 3: emptied the public cess pools of ten yured old school
Speaker 3: teachers decades ago.
Speaker 2: It's been going that way for a very long time.
Speaker 2: And it's kind of a you know when you look
Speaker 2: at people go through the school system and then they
Speaker 2: go to college, and they go through this college experience,
Speaker 2: and then they come back and they go through the
Speaker 2: school system again, and it just all of it is
Speaker 2: pushing them in this one direction in terms of liberal
Speaker 2: So it's just like constantly recycling and intensifying the filth
Speaker 2: and so I have to do this recycling stuff for
Speaker 2: a long time.
Speaker 5: That's what you wind up.
Speaker 3: With, distilling the ultimate Marxist.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, it's like a distillation process. You get all
Speaker 2: common sense and all references to Christ watched out of them.
Speaker 5: Yeah, random repete.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you end up with these you know, twenty something
Speaker 3: year old women with the you know, trans flag up
Speaker 3: on the wall saying this is the flag we salute
Speaker 3: in my classrooms.
Speaker 2: Well, actually it's somebody that we knew really well in college.
Speaker 2: Was a teacher just retired, and you know, she spent
Speaker 2: her entire working life in the schools. And it's most
Speaker 2: one of the craziest raving liberals I've ever seen in
Speaker 2: my life. She was normal when we knew were you know,
Speaker 2: in college, before she got involved in that. It really
Speaker 2: does intensify it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a friend from high school who I believe you've
Speaker 4: mentioned him on the air before he became a teacher
Speaker 4: and is now extremely leftist. He was a normal person
Speaker 4: a decade ago.
Speaker 2: These institutions are horrible. I mean, if they do that
Speaker 2: to adults, think about what they.
Speaker 5: Do the kids.
Speaker 3: Don't put your kids into these Marxist seminaries.
Speaker 2: Not only that, but we should shut them down. They're
Speaker 2: making they're making homes unaffordable with the property taxes.
Speaker 4: And was the mother a school teacher?
Speaker 2: She worked at the school. I don't know she was
Speaker 2: staff or a teacher.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I couldn't find any specific details about that. The
Speaker 3: real Octo Spook says teachers are our greatest failure to children,
Speaker 3: all the entire school system in general. And max problem
Speaker 3: is when the suspect. The problem is when suspect someone
Speaker 3: has issues, they drug them up, and for probably ten
Speaker 3: to twenty percent of people, it makes them crazier. It's
Speaker 3: a very large percentage.
Speaker 2: Well, it's kind of the way it is the most pharmaceuticals.
Speaker 2: You hear them with her, Ask your doctor commercials you're
Speaker 2: taking it, let's say, for indigestion. You know, one of
Speaker 2: the side effects may be intense indigestion, you know, so
Speaker 2: intensifies whatever you're taking it for instead of curing it.
Speaker 3: If you're crazy, this may make you crazier. Shab five.
Speaker 3: We thank you very much. That is incredibly generous. We
Speaker 3: really do appreciate it. So it's thankful to be listening
Speaker 3: to the night boys this morning.
Speaker 2: Well let's get preciated. Have you here, what's happening at
Speaker 2: the CDC? And again Susan Monaaz, who I had no
Speaker 2: love for. This is somebody who is who has been
Speaker 2: in the darkest corners of this public health dictatorship for
Speaker 2: the longest time, very concerned about her appointment, so much
Speaker 2: so that I thought, this is a plan, you know,
Speaker 2: to put this other guy up that MAGA would like,
Speaker 2: who is something of a vaccine skeptic, and then pull
Speaker 2: the rug out from underneath him as he's on his
Speaker 2: way to his confirmation hearings. And he was going to
Speaker 2: toe the line with him, but they pulled the rug
Speaker 2: on him, and they put this woman in who has
Speaker 2: been at the top of the deep state for the
Speaker 2: longest time, and places like ARPA, h like DARPA, but
Speaker 2: for health and other issues like that, pushing mRNA and
Speaker 2: artificial intelligence, which was near and dear to Trump's heart.
Speaker 2: But it appears that there was something of a personal
Speaker 2: disagreement between her and RFK Junior after he had showered
Speaker 2: massive praise on her when she was first put in.
Speaker 2: I mean, you look at her background and it's like,
Speaker 2: how could you say anything nice.
Speaker 5: About her background and her career.
Speaker 2: The White House and Department of HHS, which oversees CDC,
Speaker 2: did not immediately respond to requests for comments. The official
Speaker 2: has spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a
Speaker 2: sensitive personnel matter. Trump had nominated Monarez, a longtime federal
Speaker 2: government scientist, put the scientists in their quotes after withdrawing
Speaker 2: his first pick, former Republican Congressman Dave Weldon, who was
Speaker 2: criticized for his views on vaccines and autism. Monarez was
Speaker 2: confirmed in July. She had scheduled an agency wide call
Speaker 2: on Monday, but that was canceled on Friday. According to
Speaker 2: several CDC employees who spoken condition of anonymity. They mentioned
Speaker 2: that over and over again. That's the Washington Post. And
Speaker 2: she wasn't the only one who left. Others followed her.
Speaker 2: And apparently what happened was she was called to DC
Speaker 2: and to talk to RFK Junior, and he said, I've
Speaker 2: got some people here that I want you to fire. She
Speaker 2: refused to fire them. He fired her, and then some
Speaker 2: of these other people have walked out in sympathy. Her
Speaker 2: departure was quickly followed by the resignation of several high
Speaker 2: level veteran agency officials, leaving the CDC leaderless. At a
Speaker 2: perilous time, says CNN. Perilous time. They got something planned
Speaker 2: for us. I say, good riddance, get rid of them all,
Speaker 2: get rid of the entire CDC.
Speaker 3: We'll take our chances with the peril.
Speaker 5: Yes, the CDC.
Speaker 4: Do you feel so unsafe knowing that the viruses are
Speaker 4: coming and we have no CDC director to stand between
Speaker 4: them and us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the contagion direct place. But the CDC has for
Speaker 2: the longest time been a big seller of vaccines, making
Speaker 2: a lot of money out of it. It's this quasi government,
Speaker 2: quasi private thing, and they wear a military unit. It's
Speaker 2: a cesspool of an example of everything that's wrong with
Speaker 2: Washington federal government. The whole thing should go morale, which
Speaker 2: is already after deep staff cuts. This spring plummeted after
Speaker 2: a gunman open fire on the agency's main campus on
Speaker 2: August eighth. Evidently that's what they're referring to seeing in
Speaker 2: a perilous time. This person shot up to the building
Speaker 2: and just took shots from a long distance away. He
Speaker 2: just had the building, shot up the building. He didn't
Speaker 2: shoot anybody that was there.
Speaker 3: Pretty sure he killed a cop, if memory serves, wasn't
Speaker 3: that one of the ones that happened.
Speaker 2: Was that in case the cop engagement.
Speaker 3: I think he killed one cop and then was killed
Speaker 3: by the others, if memory served.
Speaker 2: But he was angry at the CDC for the Trump
Speaker 2: shot and kind of a metaphor form MAGA, right, We're
Speaker 2: going to take our anger out on a building instead
Speaker 2: of the people actually produced the bio weapon. And he's
Speaker 2: probably a Trump supporter as well, but he doesn't really
Speaker 2: understand who's responsible, so HHS said in a post. Susan
Speaker 2: Monarez is no longer director of the CDC. We thank
Speaker 2: her for her dedicated service to the American people. Yeah,
Speaker 2: thank you, thanks a lot for what you did. RFK
Speaker 2: Junior has full confidence in his team. The CDC will
Speaker 2: continue to be vigilant in protecting Americans against infectious diseases
Speaker 2: at home and abroad. Let me just say, you know,
Speaker 2: when we look at the CDC, these vaccines and the
Speaker 2: viruses I can't recommend highly enough and they need to
Speaker 2: get them back on. The Baileys and Samantha Bailey and
Speaker 2: her husband I can't remember his first name. I remember
Speaker 2: her name because she goes by Sam Bailey. She's not
Speaker 2: a trendy. But they wrote a book, No More Pandemics,
Speaker 2: And if you understand just how shaky the entire quote
Speaker 2: unquote science of virology is, how unproven all of their
Speaker 2: assumptions are, there will be no more pandemics because the
Speaker 2: pandemics are something that does not reflect reality, but reflects
Speaker 2: their statements on public health controllers. Monreez Is Attorneys.
Speaker 3: Just to let people know, the interview you did with
Speaker 3: the Baileys is called silencing dissent. Doctor Sam Bailey's license
Speaker 3: ripped fortifying covid lies. At least that's one of them
Speaker 3: that you did.
Speaker 2: Yes, I should get him back on though, because things
Speaker 2: are always being updated. Monreez's attorneys said in a statement,
Speaker 2: doctor Monreez has neither resigned nor received notification from the
Speaker 2: White House that she has been fired, and as a
Speaker 2: person of integrity and devoted to science, she will not resign.
Speaker 2: So what's going on with this? Now You've got people
Speaker 2: but Trump is getting rid of or RFK Junior that
Speaker 2: she works for, supposedly again, I wonder if she's going.
Speaker 5: To make the case, well, we're a private agency.
Speaker 2: You can't fire me like the Metal Reserve, because it is,
Speaker 2: like I said, this kind of quasi public, quasi private institution,
Speaker 2: which is one hundred percent outside of the Constitution. So
Speaker 2: they refer to her throughout this CNA article as departed
Speaker 2: as dearly departed, I guess shortly after Monareza's departure was
Speaker 2: confirmed Wednesday. So she's not resigned. She says, she's not
Speaker 2: been fired, but she has departed. Three other top CDC
Speaker 2: officials also announced that they were leaving the agency's Chief
Speaker 2: Medical Officer and Deputy Director of Programs and Science CDC
Speaker 2: Elector Exactly, the director of the National Center for Ammunisation
Speaker 2: Respiratory Diseases, and the director of the National Center for
Speaker 2: Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases. Well, there you go. We
Speaker 2: are at a perilous time. We're open to a zombie
Speaker 2: apocalypse any day now.
Speaker 3: No, not the zombie apocalypse. It'll be so cringe. Those
Speaker 3: went out of style in like two thousand and nine.
Speaker 5: Did you say something less.
Speaker 4: Anyway for dearly departed CDC director.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for the good of the nation and the world.
Speaker 5: Loll.
Speaker 2: The science at CDC should never be censored or subject
Speaker 2: to political pauses and interpretations, one person said in his
Speaker 2: resignation email to staff that was shared with CNN. Just
Speaker 2: think about the hypocrisy, the rank hypocrisy, and that for
Speaker 2: the good of the nation of the world, nobody was
Speaker 2: allowed to talk about either their imaginary pandemic or their
Speaker 2: real bioweapon. They were going to be the main sellers
Speaker 2: of They have the audacity to say that, you know,
Speaker 2: we are science and we're going to shut you up.
Speaker 2: Vaccines save lives. This is indisputable. No, it's not well
Speaker 2: established scientific facts, she said. But actually they should put
Speaker 2: she lied. Informed consent and shared decision making must focus
Speaker 2: not only on the risk. Informed consent. This is the
Speaker 2: first time I've ever seen anybody at the CDC mentioned
Speaker 2: informed consent, but also the true life saving benefits that
Speaker 2: vaccines provide to individuals and communities, save the life of
Speaker 2: the community. That's whole idea behind public health. We don't
Speaker 2: care about you. You're just a member of the herd,
Speaker 2: and the herd needs immunity. As I've said before, that's
Speaker 2: just an abstraction to control you. It's ultimately about the individual.
Speaker 2: If the individuals and the herd are not healthy, then
Speaker 2: the herd is not healthy. If they don't have immunity
Speaker 2: to a disease, then the herd cannot acquire immunity to
Speaker 2: the disease. And if your vaccines convey immunity, you wouldn't
Speaker 2: have to hit people with them multiple times. Except it's
Speaker 2: about profit, which we're going to see here in a moment.
Speaker 2: The while it's an important to question and analyze research,
Speaker 2: this must be done only by experts with the right
Speaker 2: skills and experience. Trust us, we're the authorities. That is
Speaker 2: the antithesis of the scientific method. So don't talk about
Speaker 2: science and say only experts can investigate this stuff. If
Speaker 2: you can explain it to a lay person, you don't
Speaker 2: understand it, and they don't even want to try to
Speaker 2: explain it to a lay person. Just you know, do
Speaker 2: it because I say so. It's an argument from authority,
Speaker 2: from academia.
Speaker 3: It's truly amazing how utterly ineffectual so many allegedly highly
Speaker 3: educated people are at explaining anything to the normal person.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: They're completely and utterly only capable of thinking about in
Speaker 3: terms of their own jargon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, which means that they don't really understand
Speaker 2: the issue. If they can understand that, they could explain
Speaker 2: it to an eight year old.
Speaker 3: Or they're specifically rapid it in jargon that you don't
Speaker 3: understand to keep you from being able to understand it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, explain it to me, lady, like I'm an eight
Speaker 2: year old, And then tell me about the tests that
Speaker 2: you have run on these things to test their safety,
Speaker 2: to test their efficacy. Tell me about how you isolated
Speaker 2: the virus. Oh, that's why you didn't isolate it, did you.
Speaker 2: So people are being supposedly inoculated against something that they
Speaker 2: haven't even isolated and identified properly according to scientific methods
Speaker 2: of observation. Hourly then said that misinformation has already cost lives,
Speaker 2: signing a record high number of measles cases in the
Speaker 2: US this year. Well, nobody died with me. Yeah, not
Speaker 2: even the two cases that they mislabeled as deaths from measles.
Speaker 2: Those have been debunked as a lie. But even if
Speaker 2: those were true, two people from the most and they
Speaker 2: continually said that measles the most contagious disease we have anywhere. Well,
Speaker 2: if that's the case, why didn't we have a global
Speaker 2: pandemic once it raised its head again? It was very
Speaker 2: localized and small in terms of the spread. It didn't
Speaker 2: go over the entire country. And we think about that
Speaker 2: we have the most contagious disease according to them, And
Speaker 2: yet you know, we had Trump's HHS Pharmaceuticals are alex
Speaker 2: Zar who declared a pandemic for the entire United States
Speaker 2: after they had about two or three they said cases
Speaker 2: where they real or not? And yet that supposedly quickly
Speaker 2: spread throughout the entire country. And yet measles are supposed
Speaker 2: to be more contagious and didn't spread throughout the entire country.
Speaker 2: And you had two people, but they alleged died. That
Speaker 2: has been completely debunked by the families, by doctors who
Speaker 2: were in attendance. But even if that were true, look
Speaker 2: at the millions, tens of millions of people that have
Speaker 2: been killed by their vaccines, killed by their ventilators, and
Speaker 2: all their pandemic measures that have happened. There's a lot
Speaker 2: more people just in the last year that continue to
Speaker 2: be killed by the ongoing knock on side effects of
Speaker 2: these bioweapons, as well as the boosters that they continue to.
Speaker 3: Get, or probably just about any drug that they bring
Speaker 3: to market. I would be surprised if there is any
Speaker 3: drug that is sold that you need a prescription for
Speaker 3: that does not kill more than two people.
Speaker 2: That's right, Yeah, or do unbelievable harm to people that
Speaker 2: they don't warn you about. Talk to me about informed consent.
Speaker 2: What cynical liars?
Speaker 3: These people a lance? Real quick? Do you think you
Speaker 3: would rather get the measles or go through what you
Speaker 3: went through with the antibiotic again, ziprobe.
Speaker 4: We need a black label for measles?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, the issue is that they had a black
Speaker 2: label on that drug, and you had a doctor who
Speaker 2: casually prescribed that, like he's given somebody docs a cyclone
Speaker 2: or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, here you go whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he didn't inform you about the.
Speaker 4: Thing from the doctor or from the pharmacist.
Speaker 2: No, it is untenable to serve an organization that has
Speaker 2: not afforded the opportunity to discuss decisions of scientific and
Speaker 2: public health importance released under the Moniker of CDC, said
Speaker 2: one of the people who resigned. The lack of communication
Speaker 2: by HHS and other CDC political leadership that culminates in
Speaker 2: social media posts announcing major policy changes without prior notice,
Speaker 2: a disregard of normal communication channels and common sense. Having
Speaker 2: to retrofit analyzes and policy actions to match inadequately thought
Speaker 2: out announcements. Is poorly scripted videos or pagelong exposts should
Speaker 2: not be how organizations function. And yet that is exactly
Speaker 2: what they did. When their own internal tests started showing
Speaker 2: the link to autism, they went back and changed it
Speaker 2: all right, and to cover it up, they said, we're
Speaker 2: responsible for the health of the people, and that's not the
Speaker 2: way that we should function. No, you're not responsible for
Speaker 2: our help. You're responsible for the diseases that are afflicting
Speaker 2: us in epidemic proportions. The real epidemic is autism. And
Speaker 2: you don't even want to talk about that. You don't
Speaker 2: want to show the research that you've done. You've spun
Speaker 2: that and lied about that. And the one thing that
Speaker 2: gets the Senator Cassidy and these other people who are
Speaker 2: covering for the vaccine industry. You even talk about doing
Speaker 2: some research on why we have an epidemic of autism,
Speaker 2: and these people go ballistic. They don't want you to
Speaker 2: even look at that. That shows their hand right there.
Speaker 2: If they had any concern about health of people, they
Speaker 2: would want to know what is causing this. But they
Speaker 2: want to shut down all research into autism. It's kind
Speaker 2: of like the smoking gun of a murderer, I think
Speaker 2: when you see that. So the director of the Office
Speaker 2: of Public Health, Data Surveillance and Technology also left the
Speaker 2: CDC on Wednesday, said our agency is crumbling.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 2: You should all go to jail. Set a source within CDC.
Speaker 2: All of our top people who kept us protected are
Speaker 2: being taken out by this new administration from twisting science
Speaker 2: for their agenda. Science is data and facts. We're simple
Speaker 2: people that way. We trust numbers and facts. I don't
Speaker 2: trust any of the facts. So called facts are numbers
Speaker 2: from these twisted liars. I tell you the total projection
Speaker 2: of these people.
Speaker 5: It's amazing.
Speaker 2: It came soon after Kennedy summoned Monarez to Washington, demanded
Speaker 2: that you fire these people that I've just been reading
Speaker 2: clips from. According to two people familiar with the matter,
Speaker 2: she refused angering Kennedy and triggering his move to remove her.
Speaker 2: He should have fired her from the very beginning, but
Speaker 2: instead he praised her when she was put in place.
Speaker 2: Monareds also clashed with Kenny and his team over vaccine policies,
Speaker 2: including an impending announcement they could draw links between immunization
Speaker 2: and autism. They are preparing this RFK Junior is kind
Speaker 2: of preparing the public hinting that it's something external to
Speaker 2: the kids that is causing autism. In other words, is
Speaker 2: not some kind of a genetic defect or anything. And
Speaker 2: of course everybody knows that when you look at something
Speaker 2: that is exploded like that, and Trump has echoed that
Speaker 2: they're going to be revealing that sometime in September, so
Speaker 2: we'll see what's actually said about that. CDC's kept it
Speaker 2: hidden for decades. They should be punished for the epidemic
Speaker 2: of autism. Think about how they have harmed people with this.
Speaker 2: It is truly amazing. I keep thinking back to that
Speaker 2: case here in Tennessee, where the judge decided that these
Speaker 2: two kids in a divorce case that all the kids
Speaker 2: need to be caught up on their vaccines, and one
Speaker 2: of the kids who had the most severe reaction to
Speaker 2: it is now has fully grown. Child now has to
Speaker 2: be kept in a diaper all the time, and his
Speaker 2: father has to take care of him and support the
Speaker 2: kids because a mother who vaccinated them in order to
Speaker 2: get custody then abandoned them after this child got that
Speaker 2: severe autism.
Speaker 3: Well, probably taking the children is more about getting back
Speaker 3: at the dad than it was ever about her desire
Speaker 3: to actually take care of the children, and as such.
Speaker 2: She got what she wanted.
Speaker 3: Yeah, real quick, before we move on, there's a comment
Speaker 3: here from Brandon Grateful Baptist. I have it here on
Speaker 3: my screen says, I agree with a lot of what
Speaker 3: you say, but I'm on medications. Unfortunately, I truly exhausted
Speaker 3: every way I could, but I have to pay rent
Speaker 3: and I'm in a great deal of physical pain every
Speaker 3: moment of every day. Please pray for me. So I
Speaker 3: just want to make sure that we got that. Yes,
Speaker 3: So please do pray for Brandon Grateful Baptist again. Once
Speaker 3: you've exhausted everything else. There may not be any other
Speaker 3: options for what you need than some pharmaceuticals. Yes, I
Speaker 3: think again you should be able to make that choice.
Speaker 3: It should be an informed decision. If there's something out there,
Speaker 3: Even if the consequences, even with the side effects are
Speaker 3: really bad, they may not be as bad as what
Speaker 3: you're dealing with, and you should be allowed to make
Speaker 3: that decision for yourself.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, going back for many years, you know,
Speaker 2: when you look at the cancer industry and the pain
Speaker 2: and the nausea that they put people through with chemotherapy
Speaker 2: and things like that, I always felt that if somebody
Speaker 2: wanted to take a chance on some new drug hoping
Speaker 2: that it's going to be a miracle, they should be
Speaker 2: allowed to do that or in a terminal situation, and
Speaker 2: if there's something that they know they can help them
Speaker 2: in terms of nausea, like medical marijuana was rumored to be,
Speaker 2: they should be able to do that without fear of
Speaker 2: going to jail. I remember the case of Peter McWilliams,
Speaker 2: who was he was an LGBT activist that was in
Speaker 2: the Libertarian Party, and he he got AIDS and he
Speaker 2: found that the only thing that could keep him from
Speaker 2: throwing up constantly was medical marijuana, and he wrote about
Speaker 2: it publicly, and so they made a public example of him,
Speaker 2: and the judge threw him in jail and so that
Speaker 2: he could not get access to marijuana, and he died
Speaker 2: on his own vomit in the jail cell. And that's
Speaker 2: you know, that's that's the drug war for you.
Speaker 3: That's the government nothing but murdering.
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm not going to judge you or anybody for
Speaker 2: the medications that you take. That is a personal decision
Speaker 2: that you should be free to make on that.
Speaker 5: And I will.
Speaker 2: Pray for you, and you know, explore all the different
Speaker 2: spiritual issues with this, whatever they is that you were
Speaker 2: dealing with. There may be some help that is there
Speaker 2: as well. So because God is ultimately the one who heals,
Speaker 2: who gives us life, so they said in their comments here,
Speaker 2: they said, when CDC Director Susan Monreez refused to rubber
Speaker 2: stamp unscientific, reckless directives and fire dedicated health experts, she
Speaker 2: chose protecting the public over serving a political agenda. This
Speaker 2: is not about one official. It is about the systematic
Speaker 2: dismantling of public health institutions. The silen scene of experts
Speaker 2: and the dangerous politicization of science.
Speaker 4: So, according to CNN, protecting these bureaucrats from the consequences
Speaker 4: of their actions is somehow protecting public health, serving public
Speaker 4: health over the bureaucracy, when she's literally serving the bureaucracy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can confidently say that, you know, people have
Speaker 2: had mixed results from pharmaceutical drugs, but I can confidently
Speaker 2: say nobody has been helped by vaccine right, nobody has
Speaker 2: been helped by that they supposedly even if they were
Speaker 2: right and they stopped measles, I had measles as a child.
Speaker 2: It's no big deal, and it's not worth the side
Speaker 2: effects to have stuff directly injected into your veins. That
Speaker 2: is something that you ought to think about. When God
Speaker 2: designed the body, he did not design it to have
Speaker 2: things directly injected into your veins. And that's a very
Speaker 2: serious thing. You've got a lot of different levels of
Speaker 2: protection in your body, the skin, when you breathe in
Speaker 2: through your nose and things like that to filter out stuff.
Speaker 2: But this is when they put something into your veins.
Speaker 2: There's nothing there. There's no bodily system that's there to
Speaker 2: really help you with that. You're very vulnerable and they
Speaker 2: take advantage of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's also the fact that you can take steps
Speaker 3: to mitigate your exposure to you. I don't believe in
Speaker 3: like I said, don't believe in viruses, but whatever it
Speaker 3: is that might make you sick, you know, whether it's bacteria,
Speaker 3: you can mitigate the risk when it comes to colds
Speaker 3: and other things like that. There's nothing you can do
Speaker 3: to mitigate the risk of a vaccine once it's in
Speaker 3: the system. It's just it's playing Russian Roulette and you
Speaker 3: don't know how it's going to turn out.
Speaker 2: That's right. So we've had Patty Murray, who is a
Speaker 2: senator from Washington State. She's weighing in on this too.
Speaker 2: Coursi's Arcay junior Trump administration. But Monreez was Principal Deputy
Speaker 2: Director and acting director of the CDC from January to March.
Speaker 2: She has a PhD in microbiology and immune ology, but
Speaker 2: she is not a medical doctor.
Speaker 5: She just plays one at the CDC.
Speaker 2: This is somebody who pushed artificial intelligence and mRNA. That's
Speaker 2: why I'm kind of surprised by this because she seemed
Speaker 2: to fit the pattern of what Trump and his billionaire
Speaker 2: investors really want, and I thought she was there to.
Speaker 2: It may be that there's just a personal conflict between
Speaker 2: her and RFK Junior, and these other people are moving
Speaker 2: out because they're on her side. Monarez's tenure in government
Speaker 2: spans Republican and Democrat administrations. Before coming to the CDC,
Speaker 2: she was Deputy director for Advanced Research Projects Agency for
Speaker 2: Help That's ARPA H and was founding director of the
Speaker 2: Center for Innovation at Health Resources and Services Administration. She
Speaker 2: held other leadership positions at the Department of Homeland Security
Speaker 2: and the Biomedical Advanced Research Development Authority BARDA. That's what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. She has the deep state pandemic written all
Speaker 2: over her. A very dangerous person, and whoever got her
Speaker 2: in these these be exposed. Where's Laura?
Speaker 3: Lumi when you realize, right, come on, Laura, do it.
Speaker 3: Maybe you know, maybe she was just too old and
Speaker 3: unattractive for Trump. Maybe he's just going to start staffing
Speaker 3: the entire government with nothing, but you know, like attractive,
Speaker 3: young blonde. Yeah, he has she's old, gotta go, gotta go,
Speaker 3: She's old.
Speaker 2: He had this very uncomfortable eye rolling moment in his
Speaker 2: three hour live TV cabinet meeting the other day where
Speaker 2: you start talking about how trankdi he thought Pam Bondi was,
Speaker 2: and everybody's like, ooh, it's awkward.
Speaker 4: Well, guess it explains why she has her job exactly.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Oh she looked great, let's hire her.
Speaker 2: Yeah. The day of her swearing in, Kennedy had said
Speaker 2: that Monreez had unimpeachable scientific credentials. No, she should have
Speaker 2: been impeached based on her LinkedIn profile. That's what if
Speaker 2: you look at it, it's nothing but a list of
Speaker 2: the usual suspected organizations.
Speaker 4: If he's talking about like blackmail material, you could not
Speaker 4: impeach this person. They can't even fire her. That's how
Speaker 4: connected she is.
Speaker 2: Yeah they Yeah, CNN and the Democrats establishment are just
Speaker 2: freaked out about this, and you have to take some
Speaker 2: schadenfreuda out of that fady years, said former director Tom Frieden.
Speaker 2: For eighty years, CDC has been a beacon of health
Speaker 2: protection for the US and the world. That beacon is
Speaker 2: now engrave changer of being extinguished, please endangering all of
Speaker 2: our health Eroding health protection capacity at the top further
Speaker 2: undermines trust at a time when it is most needed.
Speaker 2: If the reports are true, the firing of Susan Monrez
Speaker 2: represents a very dangerous turn for American health. Yeah, letting
Speaker 2: people get away from some of these vaccines. If the
Speaker 2: CDC director was fired because she would not embrace Kennedy's
Speaker 2: lies about vaccines, we truly have entered a dangerous time
Speaker 2: for US health and security. The possibility are limitless. They said, Well,
Speaker 2: what he did was he changed the framework for this.
Speaker 2: And the bottom line is that, like I said, I
Speaker 2: suspected when I first saw this on Twitter and respond
Speaker 2: to it, Yes, say, I said, I think this is
Speaker 2: all a headfake and deception. And the more I look
Speaker 2: at it, the more convinced I am that's the case.
Speaker 2: The FDA rescinded emergency use authorization for COVID nineteen vaccines. Yet, folks,
Speaker 2: the bio weapon poison is not banned. It's still out there,
Speaker 2: as Katy said, for people who want it, well, who
Speaker 2: wants it? The people who have been lied to, who
Speaker 2: have been gasled. It's like saying we're going to let
Speaker 2: people have training surgery if they want it. Okay, this
Speaker 2: is the same equivalent to it the emergency use authorization
Speaker 2: for COVID vaccines. Once she used to justify broad mandates
Speaker 2: on the general public during the BID administration is now rescinded. Well,
Speaker 2: if you go back and look at what happened with
Speaker 2: the emergency Use authorization, was really to get them a
Speaker 2: liability protection of the PREP Act. And I remember when
Speaker 2: I interviewed the individual from Children's Health Defense, her name
Speaker 2: was Meyer, and she said, they want to get disapproved
Speaker 2: and put into the children's schedule because if they can
Speaker 2: get it put into the children's schedule, then their legal
Speaker 2: immunity is conveyed via this nineteen eighty six Childhood Vaccine Act.
Speaker 2: And so they were able to do that. They didn't
Speaker 2: really need to have the Emergency Use authorization anymore.
Speaker 5: There's this overlap there.
Speaker 2: But he said, I promised four things, to end the
Speaker 2: COVID vaccine mandates, to keep vaccines available to people who
Speaker 2: want them, especially the vulnerable, to demand placebo controlled trials
Speaker 2: from companies, and four to end the emergency in a
Speaker 2: series of FDA actions. Today we accomplished all four goals.
Speaker 2: That's not true at all. I mean, we still don't
Speaker 2: have any placebo controlled trials from companies, and this emergency
Speaker 2: use authorization it's not the same as the decoration of
Speaker 2: the emergency that was done by the prior HHS guy,
Speaker 2: so he did. Maybe he removed that executive war that
Speaker 2: was put in there by the alex' Zar. But nevertheless,
Speaker 2: they're still making these vaccines available. And I've played this
Speaker 2: for you once before, but let me just it was
Speaker 2: a movie that I saw that I thought had a
Speaker 2: really striking scene. Always remember this scene. And this is
Speaker 2: a housewife who's kind of going nuts, and at one
Speaker 2: point she goes to the family dog and she tells him,
Speaker 2: I'm putting some poison in your milk. If I were you,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't drink it. But she puts it right in
Speaker 2: front of him. And that's the analogy I think of
Speaker 2: what RFK and these other people are doing when they say, well,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't recommend that you get this mRNA stuff, but
Speaker 2: if you want it, you can get it.
Speaker 7: I know you're a very wise dog, and the wise
Speaker 7: must know how to make decisions.
Speaker 1: I'm going to put poison in your milk. Whatever you
Speaker 1: do is up.
Speaker 2: To you informed consent. She told him you can drink
Speaker 2: it or you can leave it alone.
Speaker 8: Whatever you do, it's your decision.
Speaker 4: Wait a bit, wasn't their state been removed from the milk.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that, folks, is what these people are doing. And
Speaker 2: I think it's as reprehensible as that scene is. So Yeah,
Speaker 2: I promise people if you want them, if you want them,
Speaker 2: you can get them, especially the vulnerable people.
Speaker 3: This scene implies that the average American is not as
Speaker 3: intelligent as a basset hound.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's right, one of the dumbest dogs out there.
Speaker 2: And I can say that as since we had two
Speaker 2: basst how's At one point we decided to go the
Speaker 2: other direction with Scout and we got a border call.
Speaker 3: OUTPS a bit too smart for his own good.
Speaker 2: He is.
Speaker 5: He is.
Speaker 2: He's almost autistic in the way that he gets fixated
Speaker 2: on something.
Speaker 5: You can get very destructive of that.
Speaker 2: But anyway, the FDA has now issued marketing authorization for
Speaker 2: those at higher risk. They can get Pfizer or Novavax
Speaker 2: or modurnam. These vaccines are available for all patients who
Speaker 2: choose them after consulting with their doctors, who won't be
Speaker 2: honest enough to tell you, as she told that bassett hound,
Speaker 2: there's poison in here. I wouldn't take this if I
Speaker 2: were you, but it's up to you. They won't tell
Speaker 2: you that there's poisoning in the milk. The American people
Speaker 2: demanded science, safety, and common sense, and this framework.
Speaker 5: Delivers all three.
Speaker 2: That is total bs from Rfgate Junior. You know, yeah,
Speaker 2: just for those who want them. And so he's approving
Speaker 2: these vaccines, but he's putting them there with restrict for age.
Speaker 2: So those he says they've been a proved for adults
Speaker 2: who are age sixty five or older and for those
Speaker 2: who are between the ages of five and sixty four
Speaker 2: who have at least one underlying condition that puts them
Speaker 2: at high risks. So this is the game that they
Speaker 2: played at the very beginning where if you have if
Speaker 2: you're somebody that's sixty five or older, if you die
Speaker 2: from their vaccines, they can claim that it wasn't their vaccines,
Speaker 2: it was your age or underlying conditions. And that's the
Speaker 2: reason I believe that they're also making it available to
Speaker 2: the people between the ages of five and sixty four
Speaker 2: is to protect the vaccine companies who already have legal immunity.
Speaker 2: But they don't want the public to see that they're
Speaker 2: killing people these vaccines. They'd love to get rid of
Speaker 2: the people sixty five and older save on social security,
Speaker 2: and that's where they started with this whole fake pandemic
Speaker 2: in the first place. So Americans who are six months
Speaker 2: and older, those who are twelve years and older can
Speaker 2: get the NOVAVAKX machine. If you're six months or older,
Speaker 2: you can get MODERNA. Twelve years in older can get Novavacs.
Speaker 2: Healthy children under eighteen will be able to receive a
Speaker 2: COVID nineteen abomination. The American Academy of Pediatricians says that
Speaker 2: limiting the availability of shots for kids is deeply troubling.
Speaker 2: This is about nothing other than money, folks, Because one
Speaker 2: of the things that CNN and the mainstream media is
Speaker 2: saying is that by changing the approval stuff for this,
Speaker 2: if somebody wants to get it, if somebody really wants
Speaker 2: to get it, they can get it, but they're going
Speaker 2: to have to pay for it out of their own
Speaker 2: pocket because the insurance companies now will not cover it
Speaker 2: if it's not put into the schedule by the CDC.
Speaker 2: And they said it can cost one hundred and forty
Speaker 2: dollars per shot. Think about how many boosters they put
Speaker 2: out there. No wonder these pharmaceutical executives all became billionaires overnight,
Speaker 2: and that was because Trump gave gave them the money
Speaker 2: to ramp up their production, gave them the liability protection
Speaker 2: so they couldn't be sued for anything, and then paid
Speaker 2: them one hundred and forty dollars a shot. And that's
Speaker 2: why they're still pushing this stuff because they get paid
Speaker 2: so much money. And the pediatricians are pushing this as well,
Speaker 2: and the Academy of Pediatrics, this money hungry, ruthless guild
Speaker 2: that doesn't care what harm they do. They are getting
Speaker 2: tens of millions of dollars contributed to them by pharmaceutical
Speaker 2: company and by government grants to continue to browbeat people
Speaker 2: into getting these shots. So that's the real way that
Speaker 2: they made a killing, not just in the literal killing
Speaker 2: of people, but they've made it killing financially. One hundred
Speaker 2: and forty dollars a shot. The vaccine companies are making
Speaker 2: out like murdering bandits that they are, and so the pediatricians,
Speaker 2: it's amazing.
Speaker 3: As a general rule, the band that didn't leave you
Speaker 3: crippled or destroyed for life, they would just take what
Speaker 3: you had on you in the moment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, these people take your money and your life. And
Speaker 2: you know, the one hundred and forty dollars per shot.
Speaker 2: I've never seen that figure before until these people complain
Speaker 2: now about the fact that the government and the insurance
Speaker 2: companies are not going to be paying for that. You
Speaker 2: have to pay for it out of your own pocket.
Speaker 2: How are we going to kill the poor people? American
Speaker 2: College of Obsietricians and Gynecologists are also pushing the COVID
Speaker 2: vaccine and hopping mad that's not going to be paid
Speaker 2: for by government and by insurance, and the obstetricians are
Speaker 2: pushing this for pregnant women. They said they ought to
Speaker 2: have this schedule changed so that pregnant women can get
Speaker 2: this at any point during pregnancy, when they're planning to
Speaker 2: become pregnant, or when they are lactating. Always, until I
Speaker 2: guess maybe about six years before this nonsense began, they
Speaker 2: would always tell pregnant women, women who were breastfeeding, they
Speaker 2: would tell them do not take a vaccine. But now
Speaker 2: they push it specifically for pregnant women. That tells you
Speaker 2: just how ruthless this planned eugenics thing is really.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when my wife was pregnant, they continually were pushing
Speaker 3: one vaccine ornother. Oh, you should really get this, you
Speaker 3: should get that. The whooping cough vaccine was one that
Speaker 3: they continually kept trying to be like, well, we've got
Speaker 3: a new version of it, and it's better at passing
Speaker 3: on the immunity to the child. Just I don't want
Speaker 3: anything that is going to be passed on. It'd be
Speaker 3: bad enough if it was just going to you know,
Speaker 3: you were going to inject my wife and it was
Speaker 3: going to stay there. But the fact that it's going
Speaker 3: to reach the embryo, it's going to reach the child. No,
Speaker 3: I don't want you doing that at all.
Speaker 2: Well, this is why we have seen the massive numbers
Speaker 2: of miscarriages and things like that and chill that have
Speaker 2: died after their mother's I remember, at the very beginning
Speaker 2: of this insanity, they had a doctor who had just
Speaker 2: given birth and she was going to be at the
Speaker 2: front of the line to get a COVID shot. Her
Speaker 2: child died. And you know, for all the people who
Speaker 2: think that Donald Trump is pro life and he saved
Speaker 2: us from Roe V Wade, I wonder how many millions
Speaker 2: of people he's personally responsible for, how many millions of
Speaker 2: babies he's responsible for the death of because of the shot. Globally,
Speaker 2: he's probably killed more people directly than Bill Gates has
Speaker 2: the FDA approved updated. I mean, that's the thing, you know.
Speaker 2: You look at Bill Gates, and all these people rightfully
Speaker 2: blamed Bill Gates because the money that he gave Planned
Speaker 2: Parenthood and so forth and so on in the cover
Speaker 2: that he gave them. What about when the president gives
Speaker 2: money to Pfizer Moderna. What about when the president does
Speaker 2: a massive pr campaign and pressure on everybody that you
Speaker 2: can't live your life unless you get the vaccine? Is
Speaker 2: he as responsible for the deaths of babies with these
Speaker 2: abortions and miscarriages because of these COVID vaccines? As Bill
Speaker 2: Gates says, no wonder. They've met many times privately, they've
Speaker 2: got a great deal in common. It's a shift from
Speaker 2: previous policies that used to broadly recommend COVID shots. So
Speaker 2: they're playing the recommendation games. Do we recommend it or
Speaker 2: not recommend it. That's the big difference between the Republicans
Speaker 2: and Democrats recommending it, right, and so that's supposed to
Speaker 2: be a virtue. We don't recommend it, we don't mandate it.
Speaker 2: We just manufact pay the government to the pharmaceutical companies
Speaker 2: to manufacture it, and we tell the insurance companies, they
Speaker 2: should do it, and that's the big difference between they
Speaker 2: won't stop.
Speaker 5: Neither one of them will stop the poison.
Speaker 4: It makes me think of the whole thing about how
Speaker 4: Moderna failed to get a single product to market before
Speaker 4: this warp speed thing, and ignoring all of the laws
Speaker 4: that they had in place to prevent these horror these
Speaker 4: horrific side effects from these unsafe medications. Yes, but they
Speaker 4: got the emergency authorization, so they just were able to
Speaker 4: ignore all that.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 2: They were in existence for a decade, never could get
Speaker 2: anything approved, even with the lax rules of the FDA.
Speaker 2: They had one story after the other. We've got an
Speaker 2: mRNA injection that's going to fix this or fix that.
Speaker 3: It's like losing a case after you've bribed the judge.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, And so they've got this miracle RNA. That's
Speaker 2: I guess what the mRNA stands for. And they had
Speaker 2: one thing after the other. They sold the story on
Speaker 2: Wall Street. Everybody bought their stock, and it turned out
Speaker 2: the story was just a pump and dump because when
Speaker 2: anybody took a look at it and said everybody's dying
Speaker 2: from this stuff, it's like, uh, Gilead and the rim
Speaker 2: des of air. They tried to sell that for every
Speaker 2: wave of so called pandemics. They tried to do it
Speaker 2: for Ebola, they tried to do it for AIDS and
Speaker 2: all the rest of this stuff. Their patent was about
Speaker 2: to expire, so Fauci bought stock in them and pumped it.
Speaker 3: And one of the most horrifying things to think about
Speaker 3: is that the farm of bro Martin Skrelly might be
Speaker 3: the most honest person involved in the pharmaceutical industry.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: At least he tells you that it's all about money.
Speaker 2: He doesn't care what happens to you. So yeah, they
Speaker 2: want to talk about it being the so called new
Speaker 2: framework where they only go for the sick and elderly,
Speaker 2: because then they can say that it wasn't their poison
Speaker 2: bioweapon that killed them. So, as I said on Twitter,
Speaker 2: I said, I think removing this emergency use authorization is
Speaker 2: a trick. The bioweapon poison from Trump needs to be banned,
Speaker 2: and after they approved it for the children, it got
Speaker 2: the legal immunity that comes with the nineteen eighty six
Speaker 2: Act on Children's Vaccines. Removing the eway does not stop
Speaker 2: the vaccines from being used. It doesn't even take away
Speaker 2: their immunity from lawsuits, and people who want it, who
Speaker 2: been gas lit with lies can still be given it.
Speaker 2: I believe that it's a headfake, and I think we'll
Speaker 2: see that. I'm right here on this.
Speaker 5: But I had.
Speaker 2: Somebody reply to that and said, ah, you are suffering
Speaker 2: from TDS Trump Derangement syndrome. You're delusional and idolater. As
Speaker 2: I said that, I just have no These people, the
Speaker 2: MAGA people are so stupid. They can only speak in
Speaker 2: memes and sound bites, and they don't even know what
Speaker 2: they're doing. They have absolutely no knowledge about what is happening.
Speaker 4: When you think of that, what even is this? You know,
Speaker 4: they've still got the immunity for all side effects that
Speaker 4: are still available. They are promising to push it a
Speaker 4: little bit less. They are no longer going to be
Speaker 4: propagandizing us as much with their recommendations.
Speaker 2: They're not going to recommend it. Remember Trump spent two
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty million dollars at the AD Council to
Speaker 2: push it. That was unprecedented. They'd never done that for
Speaker 2: any AD Council thing. I mean, we've had we've been
Speaker 2: hectored with NonStop ads about this is your brain on drugs.
Speaker 2: You know, only you can prevent forest fires all the
Speaker 2: rest of stuff. We've had these long ad council things
Speaker 2: in the past. Nobody came close to the amount of
Speaker 2: money that Donald Trump put on the vaccines. I don't know,
Speaker 2: we don't watch TV. So I saw the results of
Speaker 2: me of that stuff. But then he got people like
Speaker 2: the wine and Ramaswami was part of his committee and
Speaker 2: they came up with it, We're gonna put you in
Speaker 2: a lottery where you can win a million dollars if
Speaker 2: you take this. And I talked about that, compared it
Speaker 2: to the scene the Russian roulette scene from The Deer Hunter. Yeah,
Speaker 2: different kinds of shots. I say, keeping Trump's COVID mRNA
Speaker 2: available for people who want them is the American version
Speaker 2: of Canada's made assisted suicide. These poor people have been
Speaker 2: lied to and again just a.
Speaker 5: Lot of virtue signaling.
Speaker 2: So HHS announces that certain interventions are behind the rising
Speaker 2: autism rates, and RFK Junior said this during the Trump
Speaker 2: three hour live cabinet meeting, and Trump echoed those sentiments.
Speaker 2: So hopefully they're going to finally tell us the truth
Speaker 2: about autism. Well, we'll have to wait and see. That's
Speaker 2: coming out in September. It's good to have this discussion.
Speaker 2: Kennedy noted that in nineteen seventy eight, a fewer than
Speaker 2: one and every ten thousand children had autism. Today the
Speaker 2: numbers are about one and thirty one nationally. It has
Speaker 2: to be external to the child. There has to be
Speaker 2: something like the vaccine that is doing it. And so
Speaker 2: it's just kind of interesting that it coincides with a
Speaker 2: rapid escalation of the push of these vaccines and seventy
Speaker 2: two of them.
Speaker 3: So just coincidence, I'm sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But when you look at that, when it's exploded
Speaker 2: like that, why is it that you got people like
Speaker 2: Senator to Cassidy, a Republican from corrupt Louisiana. I say
Speaker 2: corupt Louisiana because he's from there, and Squeaker Mouse Johnson
Speaker 2: is also from Louisiana. But anyway, when you've got people
Speaker 2: like that who reflexively just lose it on you if
Speaker 2: you say anything about we need to see if there's
Speaker 2: a correlation about autism. You don't even have to say
Speaker 2: anything about it being a vaccine. You just have to
Speaker 2: say we need to investigate autism. What they go ballistic
Speaker 2: on you. They know what this is, and as I
Speaker 2: said before, that is the smoking gun, that they know
Speaker 2: exactly what it is and that that's what it is,
Speaker 2: the vaccine. Brian shaw Hovey says, I'm sorry, that's not
Speaker 2: Brian schall Hoby, this is Chunn's health Defense says that
Speaker 2: the AAP the pediatricians.
Speaker 5: Have sold their soul.
Speaker 2: That sounded like a headline from Brian shaw Hobby. I
Speaker 2: thought it was from it as sooner or later, the
Speaker 2: devil will come to collect. The AAP briefly sided with
Speaker 2: truth during the COVID nineteen lockdowns. I read this somehow.
Speaker 2: I don't remember them siding with truth in one and
Speaker 2: so I went through this article and the credit that
Speaker 2: they try to give to the pediatric Society is the
Speaker 2: fact that they said at one point the kids should
Speaker 2: be allowed to go back to school. That was the
Speaker 2: big move where they sided with the truth or whatever.
Speaker 2: That was the one thing that I wanted to see
Speaker 2: continue shut the schools down and let people see what's
Speaker 2: going on in the classrooms and school from home. I
Speaker 2: thought that was the only silver lining to come out
Speaker 2: of Trump's lockdowns, and I still do. The prime directive
Speaker 2: of western medicine used to be first duno harm, says HD. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: COVID era caught us that. From the patient's point of view,
Speaker 2: it is let the buyer be Yeah, you should be
Speaker 2: aware of the person who was the buyer, and that's Trump.
Speaker 2: He's the one who bought the vaccines, who paid them
Speaker 2: to develop it. And it wasn't the COVID nineteen era er.
Speaker 2: It was the Trump error R. Trump himself was the HEIRR.
Speaker 2: He didn't make a mistake. Every medical student is taught
Speaker 2: that first and foremost, they should not cause harm to
Speaker 2: the patients. Every doctor's familiar with this maxim but that
Speaker 2: no longer applies. Actually, it's first, do no harm to
Speaker 2: pharma and their profits and your profits. They'll make sure
Speaker 2: that you're protected, that you get money if you look
Speaker 2: out for them. This has been the core tenet of
Speaker 2: medical ethics. But we don't have medical ethics anymore. They
Speaker 2: replaced it with a brutal, inhumane, unethical martial law as
Speaker 2: public health approach to medicine. With Trump's emergency, it's interesting
Speaker 2: to see the Children's Health Offense Fund call it medical
Speaker 2: martial law. I said that in the spring of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty when it happened, everybody, Oh, you're exaggerating. It's not
Speaker 2: medical martials. You know, take the vaccine for Trump. It's
Speaker 2: just sugar water, right, constant propaganda and lies from public
Speaker 2: health authorities, the medical establishment, the mainstream media, and medical
Speaker 2: professional associations, and then you have the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Speaker 2: No group was harmed more or unnecessarily than children who
Speaker 2: lost multiple years of education, socialization, and normal growth and development.
Speaker 2: I'm in favor of shutting the schools now. I thought
Speaker 2: that's a great thing. Let's just keep it down.
Speaker 5: Anyway, that was.
Speaker 2: Their issue that they had sided with that policy, then
Speaker 2: pulled back, then caved again, because you know, it's all
Speaker 2: about science, and science is constantly changing.
Speaker 3: You got to trust the science.
Speaker 2: But the one thing they do have here is they
Speaker 2: looked at the money. You need to always follow the money.
Speaker 2: Jerry and the AAP was handsomely rewarded to push vaccines
Speaker 2: and to combat misinformation. That means anybody who pushes back
Speaker 2: against the official story. By twenty twenty three, the year
Speaker 2: for which data is most available, the AAP was absolutely
Speaker 2: raking it in they got thirty four point nine million
Speaker 2: dollars in government grants during twenty twenty three. According to
Speaker 2: the organization's most recent tax disclosure documents show some of
Speaker 2: the money was used to advance childhood vaccination in the
Speaker 2: US and abroad, to target medical misinformation and disinformation online.
Speaker 2: That's yours, truly, to develop a regional pediatric pandemic network.
Speaker 2: And as they come in, they said, the mouthpieces for
Speaker 2: government initiatives and the advertisers for big pharma will be
Speaker 2: paid well. And that's exactly why. That's why they say
Speaker 2: they made a deal with the devil. It's nothing more
Speaker 2: than a professional guild that sent it just for the money,
Speaker 2: they said. The value paid membership to these organizations like
Speaker 2: AAP has disappeared over the years, causing income from membership
Speaker 2: fees to fall. Individual paid subscriptions to their flagship journals
Speaker 2: have nosedived as well. Their financial survival increasingly relies on
Speaker 2: big farmer large ESTs, and as we saw above for
Speaker 2: the AAP during COVID nineteen, they relied on government payouts.
Speaker 2: In return for big pharma and government money, these professional
Speaker 2: organizations function less and less as champions for their professional
Speaker 2: members and their patients. Well, they are championing the government's cause.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what's happening. It was Brian Shawhabby who talked
Speaker 2: about what is happening in Mississippi. He said, they have
Speaker 2: now declared a public health emergency over infant death rates,
Speaker 2: and it's especially high with black babies. You point out
Speaker 2: that death rates are going up because of SIDS, and
Speaker 2: that for black babies it's been much higher than it
Speaker 2: has for other ethnic groups. He said, Infant mortality in
Speaker 2: Mississippi is now the highest that it has been in
Speaker 2: ten years. In Mississippi, ninety seven infants died for every
Speaker 2: one thousand live bursts in twenty twenty four, nearly double
Speaker 2: the most recent national average of five point six deaths
Speaker 2: per one thousand. Since twenty fourteen, more than thirty five
Speaker 2: hundred Mississippi infants have died before their first birthday. Infant
Speaker 2: mortality is mostly with the SIDS and things like that,
Speaker 2: so it is tied to the vaccines and it has
Speaker 2: been so. The black community has good reason to be
Speaker 2: skeptical of the so called science from the CDC and
Speaker 2: other professions. When you go back and look at the
Speaker 2: Tuskegee experiments and things like that. So he recounts how
Speaker 2: the professional basketball player, instead of accepting the vaccines, lost
Speaker 2: I think it was one hundred million dollars by refusing
Speaker 2: to get vaccinated. And he stood with the black community
Speaker 2: to oppose these vaccines because they have learned the hard
Speaker 2: way from experience. So as you look at all this stuff,
Speaker 2: where is Kennedy to say that he's sending mixed signals
Speaker 2: is to put it mildly, he has authorized six COVID
Speaker 2: vaccines have been approved by the FDA so far this
Speaker 2: year after he's been there. So you have to ask yourself,
Speaker 2: is he really pushing to shut this down? Or is
Speaker 2: his real mission what he said, and that is to
Speaker 2: restore trust trust that you should not give them. Trust
Speaker 2: in pharmaceutical companies, trust in the CDC and HHS and
Speaker 2: the FDA, and trust in the vaccines. You should not
Speaker 2: trust any of those things. And that may be what
Speaker 2: his ultimate mission, truly is.
Speaker 3: The only thing you can truly trust is Christ. The
Speaker 3: only thing you can trust.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and God, we trust.
Speaker 3: We have a lot of comments. Here's so's we've been
Speaker 3: going on for a while. So let's take a look
Speaker 3: at what the chat has been saying. Dustin d Helm
Speaker 3: gifted five subscriptions to the community. Well, thank you, thank
Speaker 3: you very much, really appreciate it. Liberty Valor. As a kid,
Speaker 3: I had six shots between grades one to eight. Nowadays
Speaker 3: the shot counts range from seventy two to ninety four.
Speaker 3: It's exploded, it's going through the word.
Speaker 2: I was just absolutely amazed when I looked at the
Speaker 2: vaccine schedule. I mean, they hit these kids over and
Speaker 2: over and over again for the same thing, sometimes multiple
Speaker 2: times a year, you know, quarterly. You know, you got
Speaker 2: to get a particular shot for some disease or something
Speaker 2: every three or four months.
Speaker 5: It's like, if that.
Speaker 2: Isn't an admission that they don't work, I don't know
Speaker 2: what it is. If you stop and think about if
Speaker 2: you believe their paradigm. Let's say that you believe their
Speaker 2: paradigm about training the immune system and all the rest
Speaker 2: of this stuff. Well, if that were the case, you wouldn't
Speaker 2: need to keep giving these boosters. And it's just none
Speaker 2: of it holds up to any kind of logical scrutiny.
Speaker 3: Now, does my immune system have dementias that just forgetting
Speaker 3: what's going on here?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Right, overture says my sister, who retired from teaching in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty three, was disciplined by her administrator for not
Speaker 3: assigning DEI and gender identity books for reading. It's pervasive
Speaker 3: throughout the school system. There's no state that is not
Speaker 3: filled up with these extremely leftist people throughout the entire
Speaker 3: school not just teachers, but the bureaucracy of it as well.
Speaker 3: And max medical scams are too perfect though. You can
Speaker 3: be made an immediate criminal if you don't comply because
Speaker 3: you are killing people quote unquote with your non compliance.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you are the problem. You're the one who's killing people.
Speaker 2: We've heard that rhetoric over and over.
Speaker 3: You're killing grandma. Come on, I've.
Speaker 2: Heard it from Christian influencers which I will never trust again,
Speaker 2: and some of the biggest names, and you know, in
Speaker 2: terms of Christian influencers out.
Speaker 3: There, it's really sad that a lot of Christian fluidencers
Speaker 3: end up being just as bad or worse than many
Speaker 3: of the people on the secular side because they see
Speaker 3: that Christians tend to be more trusting and more forgiving.
Speaker 5: And they take advantage of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so it attracts some of the worst of the
Speaker 3: worst people that are willing to do and say anything,
Speaker 3: knowing that the Christians will likely forgive them for it
Speaker 3: and give them a second chance even if they get caught.
Speaker 3: N Max. Reagan once said they would use a medical
Speaker 3: emergency if they came for freedom. I suppose Reagan was right.
Speaker 2: And UFOs to get us a global government so we
Speaker 2: can all fight the UFOs. I think that'd be a
Speaker 2: big part of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, we're still waiting on that, but seems more
Speaker 3: likely every day. Solo Cat nineteen eighty Mark and Samantha Bailey. Yes,
Speaker 3: that's that's who Mark wrote. The book was the Final Pandemic?
Speaker 3: Is I believe the name of the book the Last
Speaker 3: pand Last Pandemic, Last Pandemic.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's about their research into viruses and how they
Speaker 3: can the conclusion that they're false they don't exist. Good interviews,
Speaker 3: m sellers. Can we get an update on how Lance
Speaker 3: is feeling well? Lance to take the.
Speaker 4: Almost completely healed. Occasionally, I'll have still some pain from
Speaker 4: this that I believe is lingering effects from the flocks
Speaker 4: and stuff. But for the most part, I am fine.
Speaker 4: So it took close to a year, well right, another there,
Speaker 4: but healed. I just occasionally get some pain that feels
Speaker 4: like this used to feel.
Speaker 2: It was awful for the first several months. And then
Speaker 2: you know, right away when we saw it on the label,
Speaker 2: when we found out about how bad this thing was.
Speaker 2: I looked at the label and said, do not take
Speaker 2: this some magnesium and it interferes and stuff's like.
Speaker 5: It starts fallowing. This stuff right now, it's like it's
Speaker 5: like kind of an antidote to this poison.
Speaker 2: But it lingered on for many months, and it was
Speaker 2: he couldn't get out of bed, he couldn't even use
Speaker 2: at the beginning, he couldn't even use keyboarder mouse because
Speaker 2: his hands would hurt too much. And it was systemic,
Speaker 2: and we were really concerned about it. Uh, and thank
Speaker 2: you for your prayers. And I really think that that
Speaker 2: is a thing that turned around to me. We can
Speaker 2: try to we can try to give nutrition, trying to
Speaker 2: give things that block the operation of this poisonous fluoride
Speaker 2: based antibiotic.
Speaker 5: But or chilaid it out.
Speaker 2: But the h it's really that your prayers and we
Speaker 2: kind of saw that because right before I had my strokes,
Speaker 2: he really made a big change and really he had
Speaker 2: a that's where he had the most rapid recovery that
Speaker 2: he'd had was the beginning of May, when we really
Speaker 2: needed it. And so we just looked at that as
Speaker 2: God's provision and answered the prayer. And we thank you
Speaker 2: all for praying.
Speaker 3: Yes, thank you. We have original Babe saying, remember Kennedy
Speaker 3: said in September he will have the answer of what
Speaker 3: causes autism. Can't wait for his BS answer. What do
Speaker 3: you have in your bingo card? I bet it's another die?
Speaker 3: Maybe blue? Yeah, Yeah, that's right, it's the blue dye
Speaker 3: this time the blue.
Speaker 4: The dyes are color coded for your convenience. So you
Speaker 4: got methylene blue, that's the good one. You got the
Speaker 4: red dye that's the bad one. Uh, maybe it will
Speaker 4: be the green dye that's the one that makes you sick.
Speaker 3: See. I was hoping this would be based on like
Speaker 3: video game lodging. You know, red as health, blue is manna,
Speaker 3: green as stamina. So you could just take these different
Speaker 3: dyes and really max out your stats.
Speaker 2: So in this specicular case, instead of taking the red pill,
Speaker 2: you want to take the blue dye instead of red dye.
Speaker 4: Exactly, And we aren't necessarily recommending or condemning methylene blue.
Speaker 4: We don't know about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but somebody when when we had one person say
Speaker 2: that had some negative health effects, I got and so
Speaker 2: I haven't read it yet, but had a listener who
Speaker 2: sent to us and gave us a lot of background
Speaker 2: on it. There's different opinions out there, so again, do
Speaker 2: your own research on this stuff. I'm not saying one
Speaker 2: way or the other. I've taken it myself. It's some
Speaker 2: horrible tasting stuff. I can say that, but I did
Speaker 2: feel better right away. And so that's my personal experience,
Speaker 2: anecdotal as it is.
Speaker 4: The community seems very divided on that. We've also gotten
Speaker 4: emails from people saying no, you need to be saying
Speaker 4: that it's the best thing ever. Tell everyone to take it.
Speaker 4: It's helped me so much, and I think it is
Speaker 4: helpful for some people. It's also I think that some
Speaker 4: people have bad reactions to it, and yeah, that's in
Speaker 4: case with all these things. It is synthetic, So your
Speaker 4: research and go in with your eyes open.
Speaker 3: And of course, just as always, never take anything as
Speaker 3: gospel except the GOS. You always do your own research.
Speaker 3: Don't just blindly agree with it because you heard it
Speaker 3: here on the show or anywhere. You know always do
Speaker 3: your own research, and so we've got you.
Speaker 2: Know, I think when we talk about this autism thing
Speaker 2: and how he's been saying he's going to have big
Speaker 2: reveal in September for a very long time, that might
Speaker 2: possibly be what's behind this big move by the big
Speaker 2: pest industry.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: They might be making this move to try to get
Speaker 2: immunity because they might worry that RFK Junior is going
Speaker 2: to make them the scapegoat and what the vaccines are
Speaker 2: doing with autism.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can sue them. Let's see Knights of the Storm.
Speaker 3: What about the people who wanted HCQ or ivermectin before,
Speaker 3: they wouldn't allow them to have it. That's right, No,
Speaker 3: you can't have that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's why it rings so hollow for these people
Speaker 2: at the CDC, and they were there during this stuff.
Speaker 2: These people who walked out, they want to talk about
Speaker 2: informed consent and having a discussion about science. It's what hypocrisy?
Speaker 2: What rank hypocrisy and lies from these people.
Speaker 3: KWD sixty eight. Does anyone have a good recommendation for
Speaker 3: a book about vaccines?
Speaker 2: I would recommend I would recommend the one by the Baileys. Again,
Speaker 2: you know, no more what was it about pandemic last pandemic. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I would recommend that because that's about viruses in general,
Speaker 2: and that is if you look at these vaccines, most
Speaker 2: of that is set up to stop things that they
Speaker 2: say are viral. But it just gives you an idea
Speaker 2: about how there's nothing at all scientific about this. Whatever
Speaker 2: is causing people to get sick, they don't know or care.
Speaker 2: Just like with the autism stuff, they don't want it
Speaker 2: investigated because they've got their pet world that they've created
Speaker 2: of science fiction, and they can make a lot of
Speaker 2: money off of the science fiction world that they've created.
Speaker 3: A viology, if you're looking in the wrong area, you
Speaker 3: never have to worry that you might accidentally cure something.
Speaker 3: You never have to worry that the cash cow goes away.
Speaker 3: So whatever actually does make people sick, they're never going
Speaker 3: to actually get rid of it.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, doctor Andrew Wakefield, who I've interviewed
Speaker 2: a couple of times. He did a movie because again
Speaker 2: this is a guy that they kicked out. He's a
Speaker 2: like third generation doctor or something like that. He was
Speaker 2: actually concerned about his patients and when he saw the
Speaker 2: rise of autism, he wanted to know why and where
Speaker 2: it led him and the conclusions that led him to.
Speaker 2: Rather than disagreeing with his conclusions, they kicked him out
Speaker 2: of medicine. And so he's writing books and things that
Speaker 2: he might have a book about it. I know that
Speaker 2: he did a movie that's called nineteen eighty six The
Speaker 2: Act where he kind of dramatized what was going on
Speaker 2: with a legal immunity system. And sometimes that is a
Speaker 2: better way to reach the general public is with acting
Speaker 2: it out.
Speaker 5: In a movie.
Speaker 3: Again, it's a you can bypass, not necessarily by necessarily
Speaker 3: that you want to, but you can kind of get
Speaker 3: pasted at a initial critical thinking whatever they've been brainwashed with.
Speaker 3: It slips in underneath that when you're telling them a story,
Speaker 3: when yeah, you know, not just hitting them with facts
Speaker 3: and figures, they may just you know, glaze over and
Speaker 3: discard them because you know, someone in a lab coat
Speaker 3: has told them something else.
Speaker 2: Well, because a story uh gets you emotionally viscerally right,
Speaker 2: you get attached to the to the characters, and so
Speaker 2: you're listening to this in a different way. I think
Speaker 2: some of the reasons why Christ used parables so much, right,
Speaker 2: instead of just saying this is this and that is
Speaker 2: that you know that diactic way you would use parables.
Speaker 3: And we have more comments, okay about the guy saying,
Speaker 3: you know, Trump derangement syndrome a syndrome. TDS is the
Speaker 3: defense for MAGA about Trump, just like intolerance and racism
Speaker 3: for the commis.
Speaker 5: That's right, you're you have TDS.
Speaker 3: What you don't like the fact that he locked us
Speaker 3: all down and killed a bunch of people. Crazy Nights
Speaker 3: of the Storm says, I wonder how many Texans got
Speaker 3: the shot for their free French fries and wound up
Speaker 3: with cold fries.
Speaker 5: Yeah that's why. Yeah. Yeah, you get the flu shot,
Speaker 5: you wind up with the flu.
Speaker 2: You get the COVID shot, you wind up with COVID
Speaker 2: just like that got you to work for us at
Speaker 2: Karen the Season on Facebook. You know, I've had I
Speaker 2: can't imagine what it would be like if I had
Speaker 2: a the COVID shot. I had so many booters and
Speaker 2: I've had COVID so many times. Just imagine what it
Speaker 2: can connect the dots. Yeah, we had we had some
Speaker 2: great people that worked for us, But we also had
Speaker 2: some people but even though they could be great with customers,
Speaker 2: they weren't necessarily the privates people. We had one guy who, uh,
Speaker 2: he worked at a location. It wasn't our store. He
Speaker 2: was working for a different video chain at the time.
Speaker 2: And we had tornadoes that ran through Raleigh. Let's see
Speaker 2: what year was that. That was about the time we
Speaker 2: opened stores, about eighty six or so. And the h
Speaker 2: they had a video store the strip center that was
Speaker 2: anchored by a Walmart. And so this thing was laid
Speaker 2: out in an L and so one side of the L,
Speaker 2: alongside the L was all Walmart, and then at a
Speaker 2: right angle they had a bunch of small shops and
Speaker 2: they put there. One of them was video store that
Speaker 2: he was a manager for. And he said he drove
Speaker 2: up to work that morning. It happened like really really
Speaker 2: early in the morning, and so he drives up and
Speaker 2: he didn't see that anything had happened. The entire Walmart
Speaker 2: was gone. He didn't notice anything had happened. But he
Speaker 2: walks up to the door of the video store. He
Speaker 2: puts the key in to open it up, and he
Speaker 2: looks over and he sees this rod that is sticking
Speaker 2: through the glass. Oh, that's weird, and he says, that's
Speaker 2: kind of strange. And then he looks over and he says,
Speaker 2: the Walmart's gone. And this guy was not the most
Speaker 2: observant person.
Speaker 3: He was a little out to lunch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was a nice guy and he's a good employee,
Speaker 2: but he he could not connect the dots for a
Speaker 2: lot of things. So he kind of had to be
Speaker 2: careful with him.
Speaker 3: Him very clear and specific instructions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Ken and I were our story that night. We
Speaker 2: were working late at the store, organizing things or whatever,
Speaker 2: and it was a horrific storm, as it usually is
Speaker 2: with these tornadoes. And there was a park that was
Speaker 2: about a mile down the road from where our store was,
Speaker 2: and that was where the tornado touched down. It went
Speaker 2: through that park and then went into North Raleigh, and
Speaker 2: we didn't know how close it was to us. It
Speaker 2: was only about a mile away where touchdown. And so
Speaker 2: we finished up what we were doing and as it
Speaker 2: was about to start to get light, and we're on
Speaker 2: our way home, all these people with you know, cops
Speaker 2: with their lights going, but people just driving like ninety
Speaker 2: miles an hour passing as and I said to Kara, said, well,
Speaker 2: these are early risers. Were kind of a tight ferst
Speaker 2: aalities the way everybody's driving and I didn't. I didn't
Speaker 2: realize that they got to Yeah. Yeah, we'd worked all
Speaker 2: night right next to it, and we were almost as
Speaker 2: bad as he was. And it wasn't until we nearly
Speaker 2: got home that we heard on the radio about the tornado.
Speaker 3: So oh wow, near miss Okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that makes sense why these people are driving.
Speaker 3: We know, we've got a comment here from high boost.
Speaker 3: You talk about Trump rags, I said, David, why do
Speaker 3: you like Kamala Harris? Because you know, against Trump, you
Speaker 3: have to like Kamala.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's usually the next line that follows. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: Oh you love Kamala Harris and Biden, don't you.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's us here, big liberals at the David
Speaker 3: Night Show Defy Tyrants seventeen seventy six. The exponential rise
Speaker 3: and autism perfectly coincides with a number of forced childhood
Speaker 3: vaxes and the rising cancers also all going according to plan.
Speaker 2: That's right, it's their plan. It's not a failure.
Speaker 3: You can literally basically track it one to one when
Speaker 3: you look at things. More comments about gun control. Little
Speaker 3: Ford Schoolhouse, same I graduated in two thousand and remember
Speaker 3: in high school, boys had gun racks. Yes, ap rumbleseed.
Speaker 3: Gun control won't solve the problem as they can be
Speaker 3: printed or obtained illegally. Stop the social engineering and manipulation
Speaker 3: to madness. Yeah, there's a gun control is a moot point.
Speaker 3: It's never going to work. It was never going to work.
Speaker 3: It's simply about bringing the boot down and law abiding citizens.
Speaker 3: Anyone with a three D printer can three D print
Speaker 3: a very reliable firearm. At this point, there's also the
Speaker 3: fact there's simply enough black market guns out there to
Speaker 3: continue to circulate forever.
Speaker 2: I just they if they prohibit guns, you're going to
Speaker 2: see an explosion of innovation in terms of things that
Speaker 2: fire all kinds of projectiles, because that's basically what happened
Speaker 2: with the alcohol prohibition and with the war on drugs.
Speaker 2: You're going to see overnight. You're gonna be absolutely amazed
Speaker 2: at what people come up with.
Speaker 4: That's a good argument, But I'm still not a supporter
Speaker 4: of gun control.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well it says I can almost support that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, nice try, but I still haven't sold me. The
Speaker 3: gun control is really just a talking point that these
Speaker 3: democrats used to once more scare the wine ants and
Speaker 3: wine moms back behind their cause. It's not anything they
Speaker 3: could effectively enforce, and they realize that. It's also the
Speaker 3: fact that if they were to try to enforce it,
Speaker 3: you would have you know, Grandma getting shot on the
Speaker 3: news and these federal agents getting shot back at. It
Speaker 3: would be a massive booned just debacle.
Speaker 2: Oh you think the ice deportations are bad. Yeah, wait,
Speaker 2: they trying to behind confiscation in America.
Speaker 3: Well, they'll do whatever they can get away with. Whatever
Speaker 3: you don't push back on, they will automatically clamp down
Speaker 3: on you with. But generally, you know, they realize if
Speaker 3: they try to actually come in and take the guns
Speaker 3: from people, it's going to be a huge issue. It's again,
Speaker 3: in my opinion, largely a talking point just to keep
Speaker 3: the wine ance and wine moms in line. Look, we're
Speaker 3: going to take the guns. Oh yes, they're going to
Speaker 3: take the guns. They're going to do it. Yeah, they're not.
Speaker 2: They get a lot of money, you know when they
Speaker 2: do that, they get it. It's a wedge issue that
Speaker 2: they can use for their club, their followers, for their club.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, and three D printed guns aren't getting better all
Speaker 4: the time. There's already the FGC nine, which is an
Speaker 4: excellent weapon. I mean if you make it wrong, it
Speaker 4: can be a problem. But it's being used as the
Speaker 4: main weapon of a resistance force in an actual military conflict.
Speaker 4: That's how good this gun is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the three D printed guns have gotten very, very reliable.
Speaker 3: There's I mean, I can't remember the guy's name. There
Speaker 3: was some guy on Twitter whose entire thing was just
Speaker 3: showing showcasing different three D printed firearms and working to
Speaker 3: make them better. So it's just again it's a fantasy
Speaker 3: on their part that they could ever get the guns
Speaker 3: off the street.
Speaker 5: It could never. Well, it comes from the same place.
Speaker 2: There's an ancient impulse of governments. They want to have
Speaker 2: a monopoly on force. And if you go back and
Speaker 2: you look at the history of England, they were very
Speaker 2: concerned even though all the Yeomen would have the longbow
Speaker 2: and they were required to practice it. We were in
Speaker 2: when I took you guys to the UK. Remember we
Speaker 2: went to work Castle and the guy who was giving
Speaker 2: the demonstration of the long bow said they could get
Speaker 2: the u You look at the skeletons of the people
Speaker 2: at that point in time. The Yeoman, they said, they've
Speaker 2: got more dense bones on their left hand from holding
Speaker 2: that bow out there and practicing of it. It was required.
Speaker 3: Yeah, their left arm was slightly shorter than their right
Speaker 3: arm from the compaction.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but they did not want crossbows. That that was
Speaker 2: something that they felt was a little bit too far.
Speaker 2: So you can't have a crossbow. We mandate that you
Speaker 2: have a long bow and are proficient at it, but
Speaker 2: you may not have a crossbow. So it's always been there.
Speaker 2: They always want to monopoly on.
Speaker 4: Force crossboken punch through armor. I don't think most of
Speaker 4: the longbows, except for like the really massive long bows,
Speaker 4: but I don't think we're wielded by the standard peasantry
Speaker 4: could punch through armor.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right. It was a Yeah, you might be
Speaker 2: able to get through the armor with the longbow in
Speaker 2: some cases, depending on the armor and depending on the shooter,
Speaker 2: but with a crossbow as a slam knunk, you're definitely
Speaker 2: going to be able to get through it. Well you
Speaker 2: got one more comment.
Speaker 3: Oh that's right, mister palm ten or one zero eleven.
Speaker 3: Doctor Paul Thomas is a book called vax Fax goes
Speaker 3: through Vaccines in the schedule. He went from delayed schedule
Speaker 3: to no vaccines again. That is doctor Paul Thomas's book
Speaker 3: vax Facts.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're going to take a quick break, folks. When
Speaker 2: we come back, we're going to talk about a government
Speaker 2: overreach and a peaceful way to shut it down that
Speaker 2: we see happening all over the place from the Trump
Speaker 2: administration's deportation shenanigans that are happening.
Speaker 5: We'll be right back.
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Speaker 2: I want to talk about what is happening with the
Speaker 2: prosecutions from the Trump administration. So, Travis, how is the
Speaker 2: easy is it to get an indictment with a grand jury?
Speaker 2: What's the old meme that we have.
Speaker 3: Well, the old saying is you get a grand jury
Speaker 3: to indict a ham sandwich, But apparently not if you're
Speaker 3: ham bondy.
Speaker 2: Seems like you can't indict a person who's thrown a
Speaker 2: ham sandwich. Maybe they were trying to assert that it
Speaker 2: was a club sandwich to try to show what a
Speaker 2: threat this was to their agents who are there. There
Speaker 2: was a guy who was upset about the fact of
Speaker 2: the policy that they were doing the deportation policies, which
Speaker 2: I don't disagree with. I want to make sure that
Speaker 2: they follow due process very strictly, because I think that's
Speaker 2: a very dangerous thing. If you're going to get rid
Speaker 2: of illegal aliens, let's not get rid of illegal aliens
Speaker 2: by having illegal federal police. That's not a good exchange.
Speaker 2: I don't want to replace the illegal aliens with illegal
Speaker 2: federal police. I think it's even more dangerous. But they
Speaker 2: bragged about how they were going to come down hard
Speaker 2: on anybody that pushed back against them. And so this
Speaker 2: is Gene Perro. I believe this is this fitting here
Speaker 2: as she has been she by flattering Trump, she was
Speaker 2: able to get her husband, who had been jailed for
Speaker 2: financial crimes, get a pardon for him, and she is
Speaker 2: now the head of the she's now the federal attorney
Speaker 2: for the District of Columbia.
Speaker 9: So President Trump has vowed to make DC safe and
Speaker 9: beautiful again, and as part of his effort to fight crime,
Speaker 9: he's bringing in our federal law enforcement partners like FBI,
Speaker 9: atf DEA or Park Police everybody to help the Metropolitan
Speaker 9: PD fight crime. And the President's message.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's real crime, right there, isn't it if you
Speaker 2: spit he.
Speaker 9: Hit, Well, we didn't quite do that the other night
Speaker 9: when an individual went up to one of the federal
Speaker 9: law enforcement officers and started jumping up and down, screaming
Speaker 9: at him, berating him, yelling at him, and then he
Speaker 9: took a subway sandwich about this big and took it
Speaker 9: and threw it at the officer. He thought it, Well,
Speaker 9: he doesn't think it's funny today because we charged it
Speaker 9: with a felony assault on a police officer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I don't think you're overcharging is funny either,
Speaker 2: and you got it shut down by grand jury.
Speaker 9: Even sandwich somewhere else.
Speaker 2: Yeah, lady, this lady can't indict a ham sandwich or
Speaker 2: a hymn sandwich thrower, and she has an awful record
Speaker 2: from the Trump administration. But there's something very important about this.
Speaker 2: It's not just about partisan politics. First of all, let
Speaker 2: me talk about the partisan politics angle. Does she sound
Speaker 2: exactly like the people that were trying to overcharge from
Speaker 2: the Biden administration. She sounds like she's straight out of
Speaker 2: the Biden administration. They've just switched the j sixers for
Speaker 2: a peanut butter and jelly sandwich person and the same
Speaker 2: same game, folks, is just a different club, different cult
Speaker 2: that's doing this.
Speaker 3: You could probably cut down and crime a love by
Speaker 3: having her wander the streets at night. She looks kind
Speaker 3: of ghoulish. I wouldn't want to.
Speaker 2: Well, this guy actually had been a Department of Justice
Speaker 2: trial attorney. They fired him, which is fine, Okay, if
Speaker 2: he's that adamantly opposed to this administration's policies, maybe that's
Speaker 2: the appropriate response. But they came after him and charged
Speaker 2: him with a felony and that kind of overcharging is
Speaker 2: exactly what was reprehensible about all this January the sixth
Speaker 2: stuff in the Biden administration. And now she's doing that
Speaker 2: and bragging about the idea that if you we hit.
Speaker 2: I think that is not called for. I think that
Speaker 2: there ought to be a proportional response to things like that.
Speaker 2: I don't think you ought to give a license to
Speaker 2: uniformed people who say, well, you know, if you talk
Speaker 2: back to me, I'll kill you. You know that type
Speaker 2: of thing. I am the law. This is the kind
Speaker 2: of judge spread thing. And I think what is happening
Speaker 2: is the appropriate response to this kind of tyranny that
Speaker 2: she's boasting about. You spit, we hit. And I think
Speaker 2: the appropriate response to that overcharging of her department and
Speaker 2: the over policing that we see on the streets in
Speaker 2: some of these places, the appropriate response is for a
Speaker 2: jury to refuse to convict people. That was the thing
Speaker 2: that in the early twentieth century that was really what
Speaker 2: shut down alcohol prohibition. It was juries refusing to convict
Speaker 2: people for what they considered shouldn't be a crime. And
Speaker 2: now we're back to that point again. And we saw
Speaker 2: in the documents the emails that were released as part
Speaker 2: of this Smart Magic versus.
Speaker 5: Fox News lawsuit.
Speaker 2: We saw what a sycophant and suck up she was
Speaker 2: to Trump and those emails that were there. Anyway, federal
Speaker 2: prosecutors failed to obtain a grand jury indictment against a
Speaker 2: former Department of Justice and boy who allegedly hurled a
Speaker 2: subway sandwich.
Speaker 5: I have the.
Speaker 2: When I look at the things that the Trump administration
Speaker 2: is doing, I want to hurl, as in flowing up.
Speaker 2: It makes me want to vomit to see what this
Speaker 2: administration is doing in terms of the police state. So yeah,
Speaker 2: I guess they could also charge them with assault and
Speaker 2: pepper it was a felony assault that they charged them for.
Speaker 2: A grand jury however, failed to indict him in the case,
Speaker 2: which was heavily touted by Trump administration law enforcement officials
Speaker 2: like her. It's not clear if prosecutors will try again
Speaker 2: to get an indictment of him or to laudge another
Speaker 2: charging instrument against him. And they said, again Trump is
Speaker 2: boasting about I'm sorry, Pam BONDI says if you touch
Speaker 2: any law enforcement officer, we will come after you. And
Speaker 2: I got to say that, you know, if they're going
Speaker 2: to talk like that. If I was on the jury,
Speaker 2: I would let these people go because I don't like
Speaker 2: to see this idea that the police are judged by
Speaker 2: a different standard. I don't think we're going to have
Speaker 2: a two tier justice system. I don't think that they
Speaker 2: ought to be able to beat and kill people and
Speaker 2: you can't talk back to them.
Speaker 5: I utterly reject that idea. That is a federal idea.
Speaker 3: We've got a good comment here from high Boost. He says,
Speaker 3: maybe Jared from Subway should have thrown it. Then Trump
Speaker 3: couldn't have pardoned him since he's a pedo.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: So again to charge this guy with a felony and
Speaker 2: to drive home just how unusual this is that they
Speaker 2: could not get a grand jury to indict him. We've
Speaker 2: got some statistics here. It was a remarkable failure, says
Speaker 2: The New York Times. They said the US Attorney's office
Speaker 2: in Washington, this is the second time in recent days
Speaker 2: that a majority of grand jurors refused to vote to
Speaker 2: indict a person accused of felony assault on a federal agent.
Speaker 2: It also amounted to a sharp rebuke by a panel
Speaker 2: of ordinary citizens against the prosecutors assigned to bring charges
Speaker 2: against people arrested after Trump's deployment of National Guard troops
Speaker 2: and federal agents and cities. Before he threw the sandwich,
Speaker 2: he called them fascists and said, I don't want you
Speaker 2: in my city. So that's really what they're concerned about,
Speaker 2: out right. You've got to stop that and cannot have
Speaker 2: that kind of speech, just like Biden. So if you
Speaker 2: look at the actual statistics about this, you.
Speaker 3: Know, maybe the officer had a gluten allergy or something.
Speaker 3: Maybe this really was an attempted killing.
Speaker 2: Well, it is kind of interesting, is the LA Times
Speaker 2: that actually point out these statistics. In July they noted
Speaker 2: that in LA more than three dozen people who are
Speaker 2: targeted with federal charges, only seven of them were actually indicted.
Speaker 2: And I think about that, that's about one sixth of them. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's about sixteen seventeen percent were actually indicted. What is
Speaker 2: the typical situation for a grand jury grand juries? The
Speaker 2: reason you can indict a hand sandwich is because the
Speaker 2: prosecutor can make his case to the grand jury and
Speaker 2: there's no case being made on behalf of the defendant.
Speaker 2: None of the assertions or the evidence is challenged whatsoever.
Speaker 2: So it's just put out they're unchallenged. That's why having
Speaker 2: public trials instead of star chamber processes like the British
Speaker 2: were doing to the American colonists, and what FAIZA is
Speaker 2: doing when it puts somebody on a no fly list
Speaker 2: or a no buy list or whatever else they're doing.
Speaker 2: That's why it's so important that you are allowed to
Speaker 2: confront your accusers and present your side to this, because,
Speaker 2: like the grand jury operates, you only hear one side
Speaker 2: of it, and so they typically get their conviction. Now,
Speaker 2: remember that you had only seven out of thirty six,
Speaker 2: only about one sixth of them were convicted in LA
Speaker 2: the grand jury even was doing jury nullification. That's what's
Speaker 2: really rare. And so they point out that less than
Speaker 2: one percent of time the grand jury fails, but it
Speaker 2: is far far.
Speaker 5: Less than that.
Speaker 2: Listen to the actual statistics. Federal data show that out
Speaker 2: of one hundred and fifty five six d and fifteen
Speaker 2: total offenses that the government investigated, only six were dropped
Speaker 2: because they couldn't get a grand jury indictment. Six cases
Speaker 2: out of one hundred and fifty five thousand, and then
Speaker 2: they said figures are similar for previous years. In twenty fifteen,
Speaker 2: nineteen out of one hundred and sixty three thousand grand juries,
Speaker 2: they did not get a grand jury indictment. And then
Speaker 2: let's see, in twenty fourteen, it was five out of
Speaker 2: one hundred and ninety six thousand, nine hundred and sixty
Speaker 2: nine five out of almost two hundred thousand in twenty thirteen.
Speaker 2: In twenty fourteen it was fourteen out of one hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy thousand, folks. That's not one percent. That is
Speaker 2: far far less than one percent. That is one one
Speaker 2: hundredth of one percent. Or to put it another way,
Speaker 2: when the grand jury is operating without the other side
Speaker 2: being able to present any evidence, they get they get
Speaker 2: an indictment ninety nine point nine nine percent of the time.
Speaker 2: Ninety nine point nine nine percent of the time. And
Speaker 2: that's why they say you can indict a ham sandwich. Yet,
Speaker 2: what is the record for the Trump administration with these
Speaker 2: charges sixteen percent instead of nine That is during nullification,
Speaker 2: and that's the way that it should work. Juries are
Speaker 2: pretty much gone now, especially grand juries. So it just
Speaker 2: shows you the level of dissatisfaction.
Speaker 5: Of the community.
Speaker 2: And it's one of the reasons why we have to
Speaker 2: have juries. That's why the founders thought that was so important.
Speaker 2: They said, it is the you know, the power of
Speaker 2: the citizenry comes out of three boxes, the cartridge box, the.
Speaker 5: Ballot box, and the jury box.
Speaker 2: Well, you can forget about the ballot box. You have
Speaker 2: those anymore, and we don't want to go down the path.
Speaker 5: Of civil war.
Speaker 2: So the peaceful way to do this, the peaceful way
Speaker 2: to nullify tyranny is as these juries are doing. And
Speaker 2: it's even more amazing to see this with a grand jury.
Speaker 2: So you know, they're not going to get these convictions
Speaker 2: if it actually were to come to trial. That's one
Speaker 2: of the reasons that they have the grand jury. They
Speaker 2: know they're going to get an indictment, but they're trying
Speaker 2: to test to see how strong their evidence is with
Speaker 2: kind of a you know, a mock jury before they
Speaker 2: actually have to make the case with the other side
Speaker 2: pushing back. And so instead of getting ninety nine point
Speaker 2: ninety nine percent of the time and indictment, they're only
Speaker 2: getting at sixteen or seventeen percent of the time. So
Speaker 2: that's good news. That's the wisdom of the Founders at
Speaker 2: work right there. I think judges have also been pushing
Speaker 2: back against the Trump administration, rebuking the government for bringing
Speaker 2: cases that traditionally wouldn't have been prosecuted at all, like
Speaker 2: going a sandwich, making that a felony, or that would
Speaker 2: be handled locally rather than in federal court. One magistrate
Speaker 2: judge has repeatedly condemned the Trump administration in multiple cases,
Speaker 2: reports The Post, saying that law enforcement decision to search
Speaker 2: one man's bag where they found firearms was quote, without
Speaker 2: a doubt, the most illegal search I've seen in my
Speaker 2: life unquote. In another case, in which federal agents tackled
Speaker 2: and detained a delivery person who was leaving a coffee shop,
Speaker 2: the judge commented, this is not consistent with what I
Speaker 2: understand the United States of America to be. It's not
Speaker 2: what I consider it to be either. So from that,
Speaker 2: we look at the other over the top reaction of
Speaker 2: Trump burning the flag, and this is an op ed
Speaker 2: piece from the Rutherford Institute from John Whitehead. His headline
Speaker 2: is burning the flag or torching the Constitution, which is
Speaker 2: exactly my take on it. He said, only one of
Speaker 2: those actions destroys freedom. And we got a clip of
Speaker 2: the guy who immediately challenged Trump's executive order saying that
Speaker 2: he's going to put people in jail for a year.
Speaker 2: This guy is a twenty two year combat veteran.
Speaker 8: Yep, I'm being detained because I express that's my first
Speaker 8: Amendment right to burn the United States flag in public,
Speaker 8: not causing harm or causing any danger to any citizens
Speaker 8: or personnel in the area.
Speaker 4: A lot do it for every single one of you
Speaker 4: American citizens. We burned this flag in protest. You got
Speaker 4: president feel that it's his right.
Speaker 8: To do whatever he wants, make whatever law he wants,
Speaker 8: regardless of the legal war illegals.
Speaker 4: This is our first Amendment.
Speaker 8: Right to burn this flag, regardless of what the President said.
Speaker 2: You know, my first thought when I saw this and
Speaker 2: people were saying, no, there's gonna be a lot of
Speaker 2: people who are gonna be burning flags now, just to
Speaker 2: make a point, And and I kind of thought about it.
Speaker 2: I thought, you know, Washington not that far away. But
Speaker 2: then when I watch him, you know, what he said
Speaker 2: is he's being handcuffed. I absolutely agree with it. But
Speaker 2: then when I I watch him, you know, actually doing
Speaker 2: the flag burning and all the rest of this stuff,
Speaker 2: It's like, I really hate stunts like that. That's what
Speaker 2: I hated about them forwards. I hated the stunts and
Speaker 2: the you know, look at me, I'm doing this or that,
Speaker 2: you know, and I just so, yeah, I would not
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 1: But I.
Speaker 2: Was watching.
Speaker 3: I was assured that, you know, this led to riots,
Speaker 3: so I assumed that we were about to see just
Speaker 3: you know, people start storming the capitol.
Speaker 2: That's right, Yeah, he's inciting a riot right there in
Speaker 2: the park, and he's going to be arrested in charge
Speaker 2: of Fundy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he was arrested, But wasn't the argument that
Speaker 4: or what they were claiming was that it was going
Speaker 4: to be something where if you committed another crime, this
Speaker 4: would increase the severity of the other crime.
Speaker 2: I don't know what they arrested him for. It was
Speaker 2: a park. Police arrested him for setting a fire basically,
Speaker 2: not because he was burning the flag, but you know,
Speaker 2: he poured gasoline on the ground on the flag and
Speaker 2: then lit it, so they arrested him for that. I
Speaker 2: don't know what they're going to charge him with. I
Speaker 2: don't even know if they've got a law. I mean,
Speaker 2: Trump's executive order is not a law. And we've got
Speaker 2: to stop treating them as such and that's reason enough
Speaker 2: right there to defy it. John Rutherford says, we are
Speaker 2: living in an age of intolerance, intolerance from both sides.
Speaker 2: Nothing illustrates it's more clearly than Trump's latest executive order
Speaker 2: calling for criminal charges for anyone who burns the American flag,
Speaker 2: a symbolic act long upheld by the Supreme Court as
Speaker 2: protected political expression. This push is not about patriotism. This
Speaker 2: is political theater, which is what Trump does all the time.
Speaker 5: That's what this guy was involved in.
Speaker 2: The counter theater, I guess, and an administration that's under
Speaker 2: fire from the Epstein cover up to tanking approval ratings
Speaker 2: and mounting constitutional crises, flag burning serves as a symbolic
Speaker 2: outrage staged as political cover, a culture war diversion to
Speaker 2: distract from the more serious abuses of power. Consider the timing.
Speaker 2: On the very same day that Trump announced penalties for
Speaker 2: flag burning, he also signed an executive order establishing specialized
Speaker 2: National Guard units to patrol American cities under the guise
Speaker 2: of addressing crime. This is the real bait and switch
Speaker 2: cloak military policing and patriotic theater, and hope that no
Speaker 2: one notices the deeper constitutional violations that are taking route.
Speaker 2: Trump's flag fight is a decoy to strike people away
Speaker 2: from his creeping martial law. That's I absolutely agree with
Speaker 2: John Whitehead. He's spot on with that, as he usually is. Well,
Speaker 2: we're going to take a quick break and we come back.
Speaker 2: We're going to take a look at an outrage, many
Speaker 2: outrages that are happening as the UK and the EU
Speaker 2: governments are at war with their own citizens over the
Speaker 2: immigration and the crime that is happening. There will be
Speaker 2: right back.
Speaker 5: Stay with us.
Speaker 1: Defending the American dream. You're listening to the David Knight Show.
Speaker 2: We want to take a look at the global movement
Speaker 2: to destroy our countries from within that are being done
Speaker 2: by our politicians from the top down. And of course,
Speaker 2: we just had an incident in Scotland, a young girl
Speaker 2: who has now she was offending another even younger girl
Speaker 2: from a migrant She and the people that were there
Speaker 2: say but he pulled out. He then pulled out his
Speaker 2: phone and took pictures of her holding an axe and
Speaker 2: a knife as she's backing up and saying go a way,
Speaker 2: go away. Leve us alone, and the police showed up
Speaker 2: and rather than doing anything to him, the guy who
Speaker 2: was alleged to have harmed the youngest girl. They arrested
Speaker 2: the fourteen year old who was holding the knife and
Speaker 2: the axe. And just this week you had an American
Speaker 2: man visiting Dresden, Germany, who was stabbed in the face
Speaker 2: while bravely preventing two migrants from assaulting a pair of
Speaker 2: women on the train. One of the man's attackers, a
Speaker 2: Syrian refugee, was arrested by police, then immediately released by
Speaker 2: prosecutors back onto the streets. So you can take you
Speaker 2: fall off the horse on this thing. In either direction,
Speaker 2: the prosecutors can over prosecute, or they can refuse to
Speaker 2: prosecute at all. For real crimes. European elites invite third
Speaker 2: world migrants, largely military aged men, into the borders and
Speaker 2: the name of multiculturalism, and then the migrants attack the
Speaker 2: native population because their culture tells them that Europeans are
Speaker 2: cattle to be farmed. Whenever a European dares to speak
Speaker 2: up or defend themselves, they're slapped down by officials or
Speaker 2: arrested the politicians. Rather, the population slowly becomes apathetic, passive,
Speaker 2: and easier to control because they have no recourse. But silence.
Speaker 2: The migrants are merely an ugly symptom of a bigger disease.
Speaker 2: The source of the problem is the political oligarchy that
Speaker 2: is facilitating the multicultural agenda. I don't see it as
Speaker 2: a multicultural agenda. It is an agenda to deconstruct these
Speaker 2: countries and their culture. It's not about having many different cultures.
Speaker 2: It's about making sure that there is no culture that
Speaker 2: you create everything. You turn all of the Europe this
Speaker 2: rich tapestry of different cultures, you turn it into this
Speaker 2: gray amalgam of nothing. I remember when I first went
Speaker 2: to Europe with a group in seventy three. That was
Speaker 2: the thing. I was so amazed at how small it was.
Speaker 2: The countries are so small, smaller than our states, and
Speaker 2: you would go a little ways on the bus and
Speaker 2: all of a sudden you're in a radically different culture.
Speaker 2: The architecture is different, the dresses different, the language is different,
Speaker 2: the music is different, on and on. Now what they
Speaker 2: want is one global culture that is a grade down
Speaker 2: amalgam of nothingness. And that's what the elites, the oligarchy,
Speaker 2: you're really pushing for. It is deconstruction. It is no
Speaker 2: culture that they want, not multiculturalism.
Speaker 4: It should be a monoculturalism.
Speaker 2: It's that's it, monoculturalism. That's right. Yeah. So we just
Speaker 2: have the latest example of this is this girl in
Speaker 2: Scotland that I started talking about this week. The rest
Speaker 2: of a fourteen year old girl went viral on social media.
Speaker 2: She was arrested after defending another girl from a migrant
Speaker 2: man who was stalking them. On video, the teen can
Speaker 2: be seen here, I'll play the video for you can
Speaker 2: be seen pulling out a kitchen knife and a hatchet. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you're screaming at the man to leave them alone. So
Speaker 2: sold a night.
Speaker 1: Sold on night told them to night sold on.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 3: That's it to the night.
Speaker 2: So the knife, that's it. You can hear it.
Speaker 3: He barely speaks English. It sounds like yeah.
Speaker 2: And there's a lot of silent cuts here because this
Speaker 2: fourteen year old girl is really swearing.
Speaker 3: You can tell how distressed she is.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, and leave her alone, go away right.
Speaker 9: Time I turned on to me talking.
Speaker 2: Away, Well, she warns a migrantman don't touch my sister.
Speaker 2: She's fing twelve. So they call the police. A please
Speaker 2: show up and arrest her, please arrest in charge A
Speaker 2: fourteen year old girl. She was forced to brandish a
Speaker 2: knife to defend herself and her friend against a migrant
Speaker 2: who was attempting to assault her in Dundee, Scotland. That
Speaker 2: is not at all like crocodile Dundee, right, that's not
Speaker 2: a knife. This is a knife and this is a hatchet.
Speaker 4: And listen to what she's saying. It's she's fing twelve. Yeah,
Speaker 4: don't touch her. You're a kid, basher, Why are you
Speaker 4: attacking her? We don't know what happened before the video,
Speaker 4: but allegedly, according to people around there, the guy proposition
Speaker 4: the twelve year old girl for sex and she told
Speaker 4: him to go away, and then he allegedly, and this is,
Speaker 4: you know, allegedly. All we have for certain is the video,
Speaker 4: allegedly struck her and started groping her on the ground.
Speaker 4: And that's when the fourteen year old sister ran up
Speaker 4: with the knives and hatchets.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Then the police sho up and arrested fourteen year
Speaker 5: old girl. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Actually it brings me to this. There's a quote from
Speaker 3: Alexander Soulzanitsen from the Gulag Archipelago. It says, your punishment
Speaker 3: for having a knife when they searched, you would be
Speaker 3: very different from the thiefs. For him to have a
Speaker 3: knife was mere misbehavior, tradition, he didn't know any better.
Speaker 3: But for you to have one was terrorism. Yeah, your
Speaker 3: punishment for defending yourself will be greater than their punishment
Speaker 3: for molesting you in any way that they choose to.
Speaker 5: Yeah, how to call it?
Speaker 4: That happening all the time.
Speaker 2: That's how totalitarianism works. You will not protect yourself or
Speaker 2: any of your other people there. You were all vulnerable
Speaker 2: to whatever we allow to happen. So the Scottish authorities
Speaker 2: arrested her for quote branding a brandishing a bladed weapon.
Speaker 2: It is illegal in the UK to carry almost any
Speaker 2: form of self definici, just as you're talking about, just
Speaker 2: like Soviet Union, and of course knives over three inches
Speaker 2: long are banned from personal carry. These laws it never
Speaker 2: seemed to apply to the migrants, of course, that's the
Speaker 2: way this thing works. The apparent mother of one of
Speaker 2: the teens president at the scene claims that the man
Speaker 2: and another woman were sexually propositioning the young girl when
Speaker 2: she intervened. The migrants then allegedly attacked her, and that
Speaker 2: is when the weapons came out, and then the perp
Speaker 2: takes out his camera and backs off and starts filming
Speaker 2: to portray himself as the victim, and the police are
Speaker 2: just fine with that. She put up on social media.
Speaker 2: She said, my daughter's friend, who's thirteen years old, just
Speaker 2: got attacked by these two people. They and put pictures
Speaker 2: of them up. They were trying to chat up this
Speaker 2: girl's twelve year old we sister. So she told them
Speaker 2: to leave her alone, and these two jumped on her.
Speaker 2: My daughter was with her and called the police. Her
Speaker 2: friend is thirteen years old and is in hospital. Now
Speaker 2: these people now with the police, but also now conveniently
Speaker 2: can't speak English anymore. They sure could talk English when
Speaker 2: they were perving on a twelve year old girl, said
Speaker 2: the mother. So they show them, let's say, we've got
Speaker 2: the meme here of a knife girl that is there.
Speaker 2: I will protect my family. This is name in front
Speaker 2: of the Scottish flag and there is uh, let's say
Speaker 2: that's it. Okay, sorry, hit that again. I thought we
Speaker 2: had another meme that was there. There's one. There's another
Speaker 2: meme of her holding the hatchet in one hand and
Speaker 2: the Scottish flag and the other that's in the article
Speaker 2: there it is. That's one that I thought was up there.
Speaker 2: It's clear from the footage that the migrant man was
Speaker 2: following the girls, filming them, refusing to leave when they
Speaker 2: asked him to go away. It's kind of like the
Speaker 2: migrant they just walked into that woman's apartment and the
Speaker 2: police would not do anything about him trespassing. It's hard
Speaker 2: to come up with a jurisdiction for his justification rather
Speaker 2: for his behavior, but we're sure that the UK media
Speaker 2: will find a way. The fact that the migrant man
Speaker 2: was willing to film the altercation suggests that he believes
Speaker 2: he is protecting did while the girls are not, and
Speaker 2: he may be right. If the man had been white
Speaker 2: and Scottish, the teen would likely have been held up
Speaker 2: as a hero. Instead, she faces prosecution. This is how
Speaker 2: you know mass immigration is a malicious agenda. In the Netherlands,
Speaker 2: a seventeen year old Dutch girl was recently assaulted and
Speaker 2: murdered by a twenty two year old quote unquote asylum seeker. Yeah,
Speaker 2: put them in asylum. They're seeking asylum. Put him in
Speaker 2: an Arkham asylum. That's why they did.
Speaker 3: Going right personally, of the opinions like if you go
Speaker 3: to another country and you commit a crime like rape,
Speaker 3: just instant death penalty. No sorry, sorry, You're going to
Speaker 3: come here and exploit this system. You're going to leech
Speaker 3: off of it. You're going to steal money from the
Speaker 3: people who inhabit it and then rape the children of
Speaker 3: the people that built the nation. No, no second chance.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 2: So she was assaulted and murdered by a twenty two
Speaker 2: year old asylum seeker. She was walking in the streets
Speaker 2: of Amsterdam. She saw that she being followed. She tried
Speaker 2: to call the police, but she was stabbed to death
Speaker 2: while trying to call them. The Dutch media proceeded to
Speaker 2: cover up the event by turning it into a story
Speaker 2: on male violence against women instead of what it really was,
Speaker 2: a story about migrant violence against European women. And Ava
Speaker 2: Vollardinger brooke. You've seen her, she speaks out in the
Speaker 2: Blonde reporter who speaks out there in the Netherlands. She
Speaker 2: talked about it, she said, in response to the entire
Speaker 2: Dutch establishment is screaming bloody murder about patriarchy and femicide,
Speaker 2: all to the flight from the real issue here, anti
Speaker 2: white violence committed by migrants the fact that a child
Speaker 2: felt the need to carry a knife and a hatchet
Speaker 2: just to walk around her neighborhood as a testament to
Speaker 2: the downfall of the UK and the rest of Europe.
Speaker 2: The fact that she was arrested for warding off a
Speaker 2: migrant man, a man who refused to leave her alone,
Speaker 2: and who should never have been allowed into the country
Speaker 2: to begin with, as a testament to the corruption at
Speaker 2: the heart of European decay. Foreign national sex convictions have
Speaker 2: surged more than sixty percent over the past four years.
Speaker 2: Sexual offenses committed by migrants in Britain have been rising
Speaker 2: at a faster pace than a number committed by British citizens,
Speaker 2: with migrant sex crimes increasing by over sixty percent over
Speaker 2: the past four years, increased by thirty nine percent for
Speaker 2: native Brits. But when you look at some of we've
Speaker 2: got a country by country, they said it nearly doubled
Speaker 2: for the lockdown years of twenty twenty one to twenty four,
Speaker 2: went from six eighty seven to eleven and fourteen, nearly doubled.
Speaker 2: For the Brits it rose thirty nine percent. The disparities
Speaker 2: even more stark when you look at national nationalities. Brother
Speaker 2: the Afghans, Eritreans, Iranians, Iraqis, Sudanese, Syrians, Vietnamese saw a
Speaker 2: collective one and ten percent rise in sex crime convictions
Speaker 2: since twenty twenty one. In terms of raw numbers of convictions,
Speaker 2: last year, Indians were the highest.
Speaker 4: And it's kind of like the verver's database, that's just
Speaker 4: the convictions, that's right. Yeah, and we know that they
Speaker 4: don't prosecute the immigrants very fairly.
Speaker 5: Good point.
Speaker 2: That's just a tip of the iceberg that we see. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they typically don't even arrest the guy that goes into
Speaker 2: a woman's apartment trespassing there because he found the door
Speaker 2: was opening. He was in anyway, Indians ranked the highest
Speaker 2: with one hundred, followed by Romanians at ninety two, Polls
Speaker 2: at eighty three, Pakistani's at fifty six, Afghans at forty three,
Speaker 2: Nigerians at forty, Sudanese thirty seven, Bangladeshi thirty four, Portuguese.
Speaker 5: At thirty three.
Speaker 2: This however, does not include convictions of those who belonged
Speaker 2: to such ethnicities who either became UK citizens or who
Speaker 2: were born in the country to migrant parents, and of
Speaker 2: course this is one of the biggest issues when you
Speaker 2: look at the second and third generation. They come in
Speaker 2: and they haven't really assimilated.
Speaker 5: Their parents have not been successful in many cases.
Speaker 2: And they don't realize how bad things were in the
Speaker 2: country that their parents came from. They just see that
Speaker 2: they're not doing as well as the native people whose
Speaker 2: families have been here and who are familiar with the
Speaker 2: culture and all the rest in the language, and so
Speaker 2: they get very resentful. And that's where you see a
Speaker 2: lot of the crime. But of course that is always
Speaker 2: reported as native citizens because they were born here, even
Speaker 2: though they had foreign influence. They pointed out, some offenders
Speaker 2: may have multiple nationalities, but the figures only record their
Speaker 2: primary nationality. The opigness of the data has led for
Speaker 2: calls for the full publication of crimes broken down by
Speaker 2: nationality and immigration status, which the government said earlier in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five that will finally provide by the end
Speaker 2: of the year. Sure, just like Trump is going to
Speaker 2: give you the Epstein files by the end of the year.
Speaker 2: Nigel Farage has said, this country has a serious and
Speaker 2: growing crime problem with its own people, which makes importing
Speaker 2: foreign born criminals all the more stupid. Will the key
Speaker 2: crime problem there is as it is in most places
Speaker 2: with the ruling class. He said, foreign sex offenders are
Speaker 2: becoming one of the most important political issues in Britain.
Speaker 2: These figures will infuriate the public. The issue of sex
Speaker 2: crimes committed by foreigners, notably those alleged to have been
Speaker 2: committed by illegal immigrants housed in so called asylum hotels
Speaker 2: across the country, have sparked waves of protests throughout England
Speaker 2: and Wales over the past two months. The pressure from
Speaker 2: the protests, often led by local mothers and other women
Speaker 2: concerned for their safety and safety of their children, led
Speaker 2: to a successful High Court challenge to shut down the
Speaker 2: migrant hotel and epping the Bell Hotel and the Essex
Speaker 2: town became the epicenter for the anti mass migration movement
Speaker 2: last month after an illegal from Ethiopia allegedly sexually assaulted
Speaker 2: a fourteen year old girl from the town. The local
Speaker 2: council successfully argued before the court that the presence of
Speaker 2: the supposed asylum seekers in the hotel created a quote
Speaker 2: feeding ground for undress. So here you have the local
Speaker 2: council and they are not able to get rid of
Speaker 2: what the national government is doing, which is creating this
Speaker 2: asylum hotel. The national government, facing potentially dozens of further challenges,
Speaker 2: threatening the entire system that houses over thirty thousand aliens
Speaker 2: and hotels, has launched an appeal and has begun contradicting landlords.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, contacting landlords to potentially spread the migrants further
Speaker 2: afield throughout the country into privately owned residences because we've
Speaker 2: got to protect this deconstruction program by the national government.
Speaker 2: In Germany, the schools are having to deal, they said,
Speaker 2: with hell due to mass migration. This is a story
Speaker 2: from develts the world. They said, it's clear that quote
Speaker 2: far to me. Children are being sent to school who
Speaker 2: can barely concentrate, and above all, who do not speak German. Families,
Speaker 2: children and teachers are suffering the consequences of the bad
Speaker 2: policies and politicians. In short, they have failed. They said, well,
Speaker 2: this is actually the plan. It's not failure.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: That's the same thing I've been saying for the longest
Speaker 2: time about our institutional schools here in the United States.
Speaker 2: If Johnny and Jane can't read, and if they're not
Speaker 2: proficient in writing, if they're illiterate, if they're enumerate.
Speaker 5: That is not a failure.
Speaker 2: That was the plan. The deliberate dumbing down and then
Speaker 2: the sexualizing of these kids was the plan all along.
Speaker 2: One major issue is the death of the German language
Speaker 2: itself across Germany. You know, when I read this, it
Speaker 2: made me think about when we were when we covered
Speaker 2: Builderberg and Copenhagen, and we stayed at a hotel that
Speaker 2: was a very nice hotel and they had a really
Speaker 2: nice breakfast that was there and people would, you know,
Speaker 2: you would sit down. It was a you know, white
Speaker 2: cloth thing and everything. And the guy that was ahead
Speaker 2: of me was dressed very nicely, and he refused to
Speaker 2: speak the English or German, which is what they wanted
Speaker 2: to talk to him, and he said and finally he
Speaker 2: relented and he's started talking to them in Dutch because
Speaker 2: he used both of those He knew both of those languages,
Speaker 2: but he wanted to make sure that they were going
Speaker 2: to continue to use the Dutch language. And he then
Speaker 2: started to rate the Mayer d over the fact that
Speaker 2: he doesn't want the native language used anymore. And he
Speaker 2: kind of turned around the looks at me and it's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm American, can't help you that's what But that's what's
Speaker 2: happening in Germany, they said. In the hem Hoff district,
Speaker 2: for example, barely a word of German has heard. The
Speaker 2: students in the district elementary school are ninety eight percent migrants.
Speaker 2: And of course they're not even talking about the cost
Speaker 2: to educate these children. How that is affecting their taxes
Speaker 2: and their homes. Developed indicates that plenty of Asian, African,
Speaker 2: and Slavic languages are present, but as Germany has become
Speaker 2: a nation of migrants, the German language is receding Italian, Greek,
Speaker 2: Turkish guest workers since the nineteen sixties and since twenty fifteen,
Speaker 2: the rest of the world. Develop writes about the progression
Speaker 2: of immigration waves in the country. School principle in one
Speaker 2: district said that some forty first year students a third
Speaker 2: of the year, may not be ready to enter the
Speaker 2: second grade. She said, I know the tricks to cover
Speaker 2: this up, but I won't use them. So these children
Speaker 2: are rolled in the second grade, but then they quote
Speaker 2: unquote voluntarily drop out on the first day of school.
Speaker 2: She refuses to play these games and says she will
Speaker 2: force these students to repeat the grade, not in order
Speaker 2: to punish them, but to save them. She also dispels
Speaker 2: the illusion that being surrounded by German migrant kids that
Speaker 2: they will absorb it on their own. She said, there
Speaker 2: is no language immersion because children hear everything except German.
Speaker 2: No child here is swimming in German waters. They remain
Speaker 2: in their Arab, Turkish, Afghan pools. At best, they develop
Speaker 2: a basic slang a German of about fifty to one
Speaker 2: hundred words, which is enough for the street and the schoolyard,
Speaker 2: but not for a profession that can be understood even partially.
Speaker 2: So that's the reality, you know, when people come to
Speaker 2: come to the country and don't bother to learn the language.
Speaker 2: That's one of the things I can't understand about immigrants
Speaker 2: who come to America don't learn to speak English. Then
Speaker 2: there is the violence inflicting schools, which the paper calls
Speaker 2: a widespread fire, not just here or there. In twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four, the authorities registered thirty five thousand, five hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy school violence incidents, an average of ninety seven
Speaker 2: per day. Boy, this sounds like this sounds like the
Speaker 2: story is about some of the really rough neighborhoods in
Speaker 2: New York in the middle of the century. Seven hundred
Speaker 2: and forty three of these involved a knife. Students also
Speaker 2: expressed their religion Islam very aggressively in the classroom. In addition,
Speaker 2: many of the quote unquote German students have a foreign background.
Speaker 2: This is create a situation where teachers are expected to
Speaker 2: be social workers first, taking immense time away from their
Speaker 2: actual work as teachers. And of course in Germany you say, well,
Speaker 2: get your kid out of school. Homeschooling is viciously punished
Speaker 2: in Germany against Christians. That was one of the situations.
Speaker 2: Somebody who lives here in eastern Tennessee family of Christians
Speaker 2: who wanted to homeschool their kids, and the Germans were
Speaker 2: going to put the Paris in jail and take away
Speaker 2: all the kids. They escaped to America. They got asylum,
Speaker 2: and that was the one family that the Biden administration
Speaker 2: wanted to deport. They didn't want to deport anybody else,
Speaker 2: but this German family that was Christian who came here
Speaker 2: legitimately seeking asylum because of real political persecution. They tried
Speaker 2: to send them back. It's no wonder the teachers leaving
Speaker 2: the field. Many are discouraged from entering, which has yet
Speaker 2: Another major issue a massive teacher shortage in Germany. It's
Speaker 2: no longer possible to provide the current student population with
Speaker 2: trained teachers. In the countryside, people are not applying for
Speaker 2: teaching jobs, and in the cities, teachers cannot afford to
Speaker 2: pay the rent. So many people apply for teaching positions
Speaker 2: immediately after graduating, only to quickly fail. In the past
Speaker 2: twenty years, fourth grade math assignments were often purely text based.
Speaker 2: Today books are full of pictures to make understanding possible
Speaker 2: at all. Basic operations are a great deal of work
Speaker 2: for many children. Many of them cannot formulate a complete sentence,
Speaker 2: said the principal. There are some bright spots. Children from
Speaker 2: Indian families learn German better in four months than those
Speaker 2: who were born here because they practice at home. When
Speaker 2: they say those who are born here, they mean the
Speaker 2: parents migrated here and from another country and the kids
Speaker 2: were born here. But the Indians are focused on training
Speaker 2: the kids and preparing them to speak the language of
Speaker 2: the country before they begin school.
Speaker 3: That's right. You can't effectively undermine the economy if you
Speaker 3: can't interface with it.
Speaker 2: This is something.
Speaker 3: The fact that the bright spot is well. Look the
Speaker 3: Indians that are immigrating here to steal our jobs or
Speaker 3: learning language. What a sad day it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But the others who come from the other countries,
Speaker 2: they said, the Muslims, they said, they're not even interested
Speaker 2: in bothering to learn German at home. They can take
Speaker 2: it over by force, developed ones that not so long ago,
Speaker 2: these issues could only be found in troubled neighborhoods of Berlin. Issues,
Speaker 2: like they said, this is something that's lacking in many
Speaker 2: other people who are second or third generation Germans living here. Well,
Speaker 2: they're not even a first generation German. They don't even
Speaker 2: want to know the language. They have no interest in
Speaker 2: being German. They resent it because they're poor, they're angry,
Speaker 2: they don't know how bad the country that they came
Speaker 2: from is. That's the real issue that's there.
Speaker 4: They call them Germans, but as you say, they don't
Speaker 4: want to be Germans. They want to continue to be
Speaker 4: Pakistani or Indian whatever while living in Germany. They want
Speaker 4: to be Pakistani's in Germany, not Germans. A critical difference.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the countries of the West are treated as nothing
Speaker 3: more than economic zones where you can go to enrich
Speaker 3: yourself and exploit the people who live there while representing
Speaker 3: your own culture and praising it as beautiful and wonderful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they don't want our culture, they don't want our laws,
Speaker 2: they want what we have materially developed warnings a lot
Speaker 2: long ago. These types of things are going to be
Speaker 2: found in Berlin, a situation that at the time horrified
Speaker 2: people in the rest of the country. But then the
Speaker 2: paper says, but that's over now, it's Berlin everywhere. Kind
Speaker 2: of reminds me about Berlin and people can't speak German.
Speaker 2: Reminds me when JFK went there after the the Berlin
Speaker 2: Wall went up, and it's part of the airlift anything,
Speaker 2: so they fly in Berlin. He makes the speech there
Speaker 2: and he says he I'm Berliner, right, which is they immediately.
Speaker 5: Stop it because people started laughing. He wasn't.
Speaker 2: It would have been said aus Berlin, I'm from Berlin,
Speaker 2: but instead he said I'm a jelly Donno. But yeah,
Speaker 2: there's a different form of German issues there. Well we
Speaker 2: got some comments here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got lots of them. KWD sixty eight says,
Speaker 3: the first kid I saw with autism was late nineties,
Speaker 3: and I don't remember another for several years.
Speaker 2: Then the flood Yeah, the first time I saw a
Speaker 2: kid with autism was in the early two thousand. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and he had very, very light autism. Yeah, it's just
Speaker 2: some of behavioral issues. And his parents said he was autistic.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he was or not, but it
Speaker 2: certainly wasn't the type of thing like this kid that
Speaker 2: I was talking about, where he's he can't communicate at all.
Speaker 2: He just says there and he has to be in
Speaker 2: a diaper the rest of his life.
Speaker 3: But like that, he was mostly normal. We spent you know,
Speaker 3: time hanging out with him. NIB twenty twenty nine. Rain
Speaker 3: Man the movie came out in nineteen eighty eight, beginning
Speaker 3: the societal normalization of the disease.
Speaker 2: And they had to explain what autism was in the
Speaker 2: movie because nobody knew in nineteen eighty eight, nobody heard
Speaker 2: of autism.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so look at nineteen eighty what supplements proved to
Speaker 3: help Lance's condition?
Speaker 4: Oh, you say, Well, the thing is, I took so
Speaker 4: many different supplements it's hard to say you know which
Speaker 4: ones were the ones that were making the diference because
Speaker 4: I was taking him all at the same time.
Speaker 2: He's tried everything that everybody recommended. He tried it all
Speaker 2: all at once.
Speaker 4: I did take intravenous vitamin C that I think seemed
Speaker 4: to make a big difference. If I had to pick
Speaker 4: one thing, I would say that I took large doses
Speaker 4: of vitamin C that they put in an ivy.
Speaker 2: And of course magnesium as well, because the magnesium is
Speaker 2: supposed to block the operation of this floride based poison.
Speaker 3: Antibiotic Defy Tyrants seventeen to seventy six says I saw
Speaker 3: Vidy have a cop pulling over a guy for traffic violation.
Speaker 3: The guy resisted the cop for some reason. Guy ran
Speaker 3: away and cop shot him in the back.
Speaker 2: The guy had no weapon, Yeah, and he was no
Speaker 2: threat to the cop either. He's running away And did he.
Speaker 4: Talk about not wanting two tiers of policing. If that
Speaker 4: had been a non cop shooting a guy running away,
Speaker 4: he would be in prison. And it's not even wrong.
Speaker 4: I mean, if he's not a front to you, that's
Speaker 4: a critical thing. Is he has to be running at you.
Speaker 2: That was one of the points I made when I dead.
Speaker 2: It's a wonderful lie talking about you know, when they
Speaker 2: society when George Bailey is not there and people like
Speaker 2: him and how things have changed. One of the things
Speaker 2: that changed was he sees Bert the cop. He's talking
Speaker 2: to somebody and there's like a little altercation and Bert
Speaker 2: the cop is about to wrest him and he runs away.
Speaker 2: George Bailly does, and Bert the Cop pulls out a
Speaker 2: gun and tries to shoot him just like this, And
Speaker 2: I said, looks it looks like we have that kind
Speaker 2: of society now in America.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and shoots in the back. Yeah.
Speaker 3: This is another Just because the cop doesn't have the
Speaker 3: right to do it doesn't mean they won't do it.
Speaker 3: Once the cop has pulled you over. As a general,
Speaker 3: if they tell you to get out of the car,
Speaker 3: you're getting out of that car one way or the other.
Speaker 3: They may break your window and drag you out and
Speaker 3: beat you. Or you can get out and then get
Speaker 3: a settlement in court.
Speaker 4: Yea.
Speaker 3: You know, if you if you survive again, once the
Speaker 3: cop tells you to do something, if you don't comply,
Speaker 3: you may end up dead again. I'm not saying they
Speaker 3: have the right to do it, not saying they should
Speaker 3: do it, But this is how cops behave, this is
Speaker 3: how they operate.
Speaker 2: They don't have the authority, but they do have the force,
Speaker 2: and they will use the force. They call themselves the force.
Speaker 5: Yes, may the force not be with you, May.
Speaker 3: You avoid the force?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: Steve Vev's the Final Pandemic is the Bailey's book. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's what I thought, the final pandemic.
Speaker 2: K did Final Pandemic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the KWD sixty eight says, I have a nail
Speaker 3: gun with zero safety on it. Good backup for a
Speaker 3: gun and a lot of shots. Also, you can build
Speaker 3: yourself a treehouse or something too. Yeah, multipurpose Nathan Bedford
Speaker 3: Forest eighteen sixty five. If it was the government against
Speaker 3: the gun owners, the government would wipe the gun owners
Speaker 3: off the face of the earth. The government now has weaponry,
Speaker 3: if unleashed, would decimate the gun owners.
Speaker 2: Well, it's a I think it would be like a
Speaker 2: mutual exchange of nuclear weapons. Nobody wins it, okay, and
Speaker 2: it's just going to be massive devastation. The purpose of
Speaker 2: the Second Amendment I've said this over and over again
Speaker 2: to reporters who challenged me when I was with the
Speaker 2: Libertarian Party. I said, the purpose is not to quote
Speaker 2: unquote win a war. Nobody ever really wins a war,
Speaker 2: let alone a civil war like that. I said, the
Speaker 2: purpose is mutual assured destruction as a deterrent, and the
Speaker 2: government understands that. That's why they want to try to
Speaker 2: get rid of the guns gradually. If they go out
Speaker 2: and try to take them all at once, it is
Speaker 2: going to be mutually assured destruction, and that's why we
Speaker 2: don't want to have that.
Speaker 4: Also, Yeah, well it would be kind of mutually destruction,
Speaker 4: and that it would be devastation everywhere. If you look
Speaker 4: at the actual track record of these people in asymmetric warfare,
Speaker 4: it's very consistently terrible. They want to say, oh, well,
Speaker 4: you will stand no chance against the military that was,
Speaker 4: you know, completely beaten by the Taliban and the Viet
Speaker 4: Cong and all that. You will be immediately destroyed. And
Speaker 4: that was back then. Even now now it's even more
Speaker 4: of a close analogy between the amount of force that
Speaker 4: you can wield with drones. Yes, Like I recently saw
Speaker 4: something about drug cartels using drones to take down helicopters
Speaker 4: of you know, the military in those countries and they
Speaker 4: are sending their people to Ukraine to get military training
Speaker 4: and they come back and use that as drug dealers.
Speaker 5: That's an important point.
Speaker 2: You know, new technology being deployed as we see in Ukraine,
Speaker 2: and everything has radically altered the balance and asymmetric warfare
Speaker 2: to the defenders and the people who don't have the
Speaker 2: Star Wars Death Star.
Speaker 3: There's also the facts like your planes have to land,
Speaker 3: supply trucks have to make it to places, people have
Speaker 3: to go home. You don't have to fight the F
Speaker 3: fifteen when it's in the air. You don't have to
Speaker 3: ever engage with the tank. There are not saying you
Speaker 3: should do this, but you know, people have addresses and yeah,
Speaker 3: you can find them. This is not you know, I'm
Speaker 3: not saying go hunt these people down.
Speaker 2: There's a horrific aspect of this, but but yeah, but
Speaker 2: you know, when you look at the mutual assured destruction again,
Speaker 2: nobody wins. But I think that we've seen over and
Speaker 2: over again that the people who have the Death Star
Speaker 2: on their side don't necessarily hold the field at the
Speaker 2: end of the day.
Speaker 5: Let's just put it that way.
Speaker 3: And insurgencies are incredibly hard to get rid of. There's
Speaker 3: also the fact that well, yes, theoretically, the US military
Speaker 3: could probably you know, has enough firepower to bomb just
Speaker 3: about every single city center in the United States and
Speaker 3: deplete the population. Doing that kind of thing generally is
Speaker 3: you know, they're not going to do that. They didn't
Speaker 3: do that.
Speaker 2: You know, well, it's it's one of the reasons, one
Speaker 2: of them to get humans out of the loop and
Speaker 2: you know, make it more machine like. But of course
Speaker 2: that works on both sides.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's another thing is sure, the military has been
Speaker 4: used horrifically in other countries, but I feel like it
Speaker 4: would be a bit harder to get Americans to do
Speaker 4: that to American citizens. Sure, you can bring in foreign
Speaker 4: troops for the American occupation.
Speaker 3: That's why they've been so heavily pushing this. You know,
Speaker 3: you you join the service, you get citizenship.
Speaker 2: You know, you got Well I used to think that
Speaker 2: too until the COVID lockdowns, and then I saw that,
Speaker 2: you know, you had a lot of people who are
Speaker 2: willing to do whatever the government told them to do,
Speaker 2: and the people who were not willing to do it
Speaker 2: because they had ethical concerns, religious concerns and things like that.
Speaker 2: They moved them out. So we have a very different
Speaker 2: army now, I think.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but the people that are the big gun owners
Speaker 4: and still a large portion of the army, even after
Speaker 4: all this are people that would push back against that.
Speaker 4: So at the very least, you would have even teams.
Speaker 2: Yeah we got we got burned. That flag was ave,
Speaker 2: Yeah got.
Speaker 3: Guard Goldsmith says, if that had the subway fake bread,
Speaker 3: it might have been assault with a deadly weapon.
Speaker 4: That's right, rubber club assault aridly weapon.
Speaker 3: Says if he'd thrown a donut, the cop would have
Speaker 3: thanked of that's right. Knights of the Storm says, high
Speaker 3: capacity sub.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: You're not allowed to throw have a sub that's longer
Speaker 3: than six inches anymore. High boost says. Felony sub throwing
Speaker 3: sounds like insurrection.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that sounds exactly like the Democrats.
Speaker 3: In January sixth about flag burning guards Guard Goldsmith says,
Speaker 3: let's start felonious Friday. Committed one felony every Friday.
Speaker 2: You probably do without even realizing it. Remember that book
Speaker 2: from Harvey Silvergreat, you know, three felonies a day or
Speaker 2: something something like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he went through that.
Speaker 2: There's so many laws on the books that if you've
Speaker 2: got a prosecutor like Janine Piro, they can come up
Speaker 2: with many felonies to charge you with each day.
Speaker 5: So you need juries.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you need to be you have a jury of
Speaker 3: your peers. Let are to look at this and go Now,
Speaker 3: this is absurd, what a ridiculous claim. Nathan Bedford Forrest
Speaker 3: eighteen sixty five says burning the flag is a form
Speaker 3: of political speech, the most protected form of speech, and
Speaker 3: any infringement shall be reviewed under strict scrutiny.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's right, that's the whole point. But it is
Speaker 2: a political speech that they want to shut down the most.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and.
Speaker 3: It's again, it's your own private property. You have paid
Speaker 3: for the flag. You're not damaging someone else's property. You're
Speaker 3: not infringing on anyone else's rights by doing it. It's
Speaker 3: a victimless crime, not that it is a crime at all.
Speaker 3: Reasonable person says the UK police are trained to protect
Speaker 3: the cheap foreign labor because their country is controlled by
Speaker 3: aristocrats who own chairs in the companies employing them. That's right,
Speaker 3: the aristo Yeah, Pasavante seventeen seventy six. Where are the
Speaker 3: men to beat the police down? Who would dare to
Speaker 3: arrest a young girl for defending another younger girl. The
Speaker 3: men should have been the ones defending the girls in
Speaker 3: the first place. Yeah, just I can't imagine the type
Speaker 3: of person that just blindly arrests a girl for doing that,
Speaker 3: that sees what happens and goes yep, off to the
Speaker 3: off to jail with you.
Speaker 2: You should have.
Speaker 3: Turned in your badges, you should have turned into uniforms
Speaker 3: that I refuse to be a part of this systems.
Speaker 2: I can't believe the police in the UK now at all.
Speaker 2: I mean, they're arresting a woman who's silently praying, therapathetic
Speaker 2: and done it multiple times. They've had the courts tell
Speaker 2: them over and over again and charge the police department
Speaker 2: having to pay her off, and they keep doing it.
Speaker 2: They got another case, so they just arrested her.
Speaker 3: You know, completely and utter lead spicable every single way.
Speaker 3: The real Octos Spook says that girls a type of
Speaker 3: man real Americans want their sons to be.
Speaker 4: I saw a meme it was Europe has their new
Speaker 4: joan of arc now watching them burn her.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 3: Avante seventeen seventy six says that little Scottish girl slash
Speaker 3: warrior was the man that Scotsman used to be.
Speaker 2: That's right. Maybe she wasn't wearing a kilt lough letting
Speaker 2: the skirt. Well, let's talk a little bit about because
Speaker 2: we were running short on time.
Speaker 4: Here.
Speaker 2: Let's talk a little bit about what's going on with
Speaker 2: this competition there with the Federal Reserve. You got Janet
Speaker 2: Yellen who is now yelling at Trump for the unlawful
Speaker 2: firing of this governor Cook, the Federal Reserve Board governor,
Speaker 2: who has defiantly said she's not going to step down.
Speaker 2: She's going to sue. Janet Yellen defended her, saying she's
Speaker 2: done her job with integrity. Well, it's not simply about
Speaker 2: your job, is I mean, if you don't have integrity
Speaker 2: in your personal life, are you going to have integrity
Speaker 2: in your job. I've always made that argument about Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: I said, here's a man who would refuse to honor
Speaker 2: his oath to his wife in marriage. So do you
Speaker 2: think he's going to obey the constitution? Of course he didn't,
Speaker 2: and I reminded people of that with the executive wards
Speaker 2: for gun control. But I thought the interesting thing was
Speaker 2: what Scott Bessen said, who is the Treasury secretary. He
Speaker 2: was on one of these Fox programs and he says, well,
Speaker 2: you know what we haven't heard. We haven't heard her
Speaker 2: say she didn't.
Speaker 5: Do it ouch.
Speaker 2: That was it? Definitely right there, So it's got some
Speaker 2: consequences for it. Like I said, it's going to be
Speaker 2: interesting to see not whether or not how they interpret
Speaker 2: for cause, whether that, you know, firing somebody for cause
Speaker 2: is only crimes that are directly part of their job,
Speaker 2: or if that can just be for crimes in general. Right,
Speaker 2: you can impeach a president for you know, crimes and misdemeanors. Right,
Speaker 2: you can impeach a president for a misdemeanor and then
Speaker 2: the Justice Department has a go at him. So it
Speaker 2: seems like to me it would include that as well.
Speaker 2: But she won't even leave the office. Apparently you have
Speaker 2: a white house. Top economic advisor Kevin Hassett said Cook
Speaker 2: should go on leave while her status is being litigated.
Speaker 2: But she's at the office, unlike the people at the CDC.
Speaker 2: She's not saying CDC later. So the one person said
Speaker 2: this is well, it was Elizabeth Warren who started who
Speaker 2: got involved on this. Just remind her that she pretended
Speaker 2: to be a Native American to get special benefits from
Speaker 2: Harvard and other schools. But she went on CNBC to
Speaker 2: say that the alleged mortgage mortgage fraud committed by Cook
Speaker 2: does not matter because it wasn't related to her job,
Speaker 2: therefore it was not for a cause. That's going to
Speaker 2: be the line they're going to take. What we care
Speaker 2: about is that we follow the law, and the law
Speaker 2: is pretty clear that the firing for cause means job related. Well,
Speaker 2: it was made pretty clear that you can't claim that
Speaker 2: this is for a residential loan when it's actually for
Speaker 2: a rental loan. We should point out that Warren demanded
Speaker 2: an investigation into Dallas Fed President Kaplan's ethically questionable stock trades.
Speaker 2: And of course there's a long in this article from
Speaker 2: zero Hedge. They've got a lot of different people that
Speaker 2: were removed from the Federal Reserve for things like suspicious
Speaker 2: stock trades. A couple of those, actually three of them.
Speaker 2: Oh no, and yet she is going to stay on,
Speaker 2: So we'll see what happens with it. We didn't get
Speaker 2: to the gold stuff, but this reminder go to David
Speaker 2: Knight dot gold. I'll take you tony Ardaban And there's
Speaker 2: a competition now sits between Republican Democrats, but between fiat money,
Speaker 2: digital money, and physical money that retains its value. That's
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