Speaker 1: That's the big message I can give you for today.
Speaker 1: We often get people saying we want to support the operation,
Speaker 1: want to do X y Z. The biggest thing that
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Speaker 1: We got a lot of great editors here, a phenomenal
Speaker 1: crew just working on putting out clips from every show
Speaker 1: for you every single day. So if you want to
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Speaker 1: and get into the clips here. I've got an interesting
Speaker 1: story because we've had James Fishback on the show quite
Speaker 1: a few times. Or I've had James Fishback on the
Speaker 1: show quite a few times. Byron Donalds is now under investigation.
Speaker 2: Let's go to clip number one.
Speaker 3: Clip twenty first, twenty six, NBC News reported that Republican
Speaker 3: Florida Congressman Corey Mills was under criminal investigation by the
Speaker 3: Department of Justice. Like virtually every federal investigation, this one
Speaker 3: began with a single suspect and quickly spread to include others.
Speaker 3: This government whistled lower who approached My campaign has confirmed
Speaker 3: that this investigation has now expanded to include US Congressman
Speaker 3: Byron Donalds, who, along with Corey Mills, is under investigation
Speaker 3: for federal sex trafficking. Federal prosecutors are investigating two dates
Speaker 3: in question, May seventeenth, twenty twenty four and November nineteenth,
Speaker 3: twenty twenty four, dates when Congressmen Mills and Donalds are
Speaker 3: said to have traveled to the MGM National Harbor, a
Speaker 3: luxury hotel resort in Oxon Hill, Maryland, where prosecutors believe
Speaker 3: that both Mills and Donalds solicited, procured, and paid women
Speaker 3: for sexual acts. Federal prosecutors are in the final stages
Speaker 3: of this investigation and will soon charge both men under
Speaker 3: Title eighteen of the US Code, Section nineteen fifty two,
Speaker 3: a felony that carries the conviction of five years in prison.
Speaker 1: Right, So, I think they denied being there, but now
Speaker 1: there's photographic evidence of them at the casino reportedly allegedly,
Speaker 1: nothing is confirmed as of yet. But if you look
Speaker 1: at the overall situation, you look at him with his
Speaker 1: criminal convictions for drug.
Speaker 2: Trafficking and other things as well.
Speaker 1: Get some of the behavior he's engaged in grocery stores.
Speaker 1: Byron Donalds is quite the swamp creature. And there's reason
Speaker 1: why he's received forty one million dollars in funding.
Speaker 2: Right, And this is why. You know, I've paid a
Speaker 2: lot of attention to local races.
Speaker 1: You know, we got Aaron Baker in Florida, We got
Speaker 1: James Fishback, got Monti Fritz. Like so many people, I
Speaker 1: think that the American people are waking up and realizing
Speaker 1: they don't want people that are involved in institutional corruption,
Speaker 1: even if they are outsiders, even if they're not, you know,
Speaker 1: a part of a party structure. I think everyone's calling
Speaker 1: bs on that. And where has the party structure gotten
Speaker 1: us anyway? You know, both on the left and the right,
Speaker 1: we're told, you know, you got to back your team,
Speaker 1: you got to reform your team, got to make it work.
Speaker 1: They ultimately all do the same stuff. It doesn't really
Speaker 1: matter if they have a D or an RNX to
Speaker 1: their name. They're kind of just the same creature. They're
Speaker 1: all empty suits, and they all support endless war, endless spending,
Speaker 1: endless genocide, endless compromise, ultimately on all the issues that
Speaker 1: Americans hold. Dear, and I want to get to clip
Speaker 1: number two just to showcase where your tax dollars go.
Speaker 1: We've given this military, Ukraine's military, given them hundreds of
Speaker 1: billions of dollars. We have funded them and armed them
Speaker 1: to the teeth, and they do force conscription. So let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and show clip number two of the forced
Speaker 1: conscription in Ukraine.
Speaker 2: We do that.
Speaker 1: That's good, all right, that's all an EC that's liberal
Speaker 1: and loving, now, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Are you happy that you're paying for that?
Speaker 1: Because spoiler alert, you are just like the settlers in
Speaker 1: the West Bank, just like the IDF and Lebanon and Gadza.
Speaker 2: You fund this.
Speaker 1: Directly, you the viewer listener at home, if you're an
Speaker 1: American taxpayer, you're funding this system.
Speaker 2: And here's the thing.
Speaker 1: If you're not telling your friends and family every single
Speaker 1: day about the World War iie of choice that we
Speaker 1: have put ourselves in and that we are supporting, that
Speaker 1: we are propping up. The actions here you're seeing are
Speaker 1: war crimes. By the way, that this is, you know,
Speaker 1: the second most moral army in the world. You know,
Speaker 1: the first one, of course is Israel, right, because you know,
Speaker 1: and more grave the crimes are against humanity in general,
Speaker 1: the higher you rank on our morality list.
Speaker 2: Now, let's see what all these wars are really about.
Speaker 2: With clip number three, Trump talking about Venezuela.
Speaker 4: We've taken a.
Speaker 5: Lot of oil from Venezuela, and we're getting along great
Speaker 5: with them.
Speaker 4: Billions and billions.
Speaker 5: Of barrels of oil is coming out of Venezuela. It's
Speaker 5: one of the most fertile places for oil in the world.
Speaker 5: And as you know, it was a forty eight minute.
Speaker 2: War, last than forty eight minutes.
Speaker 4: And we've paid for the war with what we've taken.
Speaker 5: Out many, many, many times. Where have you heard that before?
Speaker 5: You haven't heard that before?
Speaker 6: Till way, right, I see old fashioned way to the
Speaker 6: victor along the spoils, right, and we're doing the same thing,
Speaker 6: by the way, and the lovely Islamic Republic of Iran
Speaker 6: we're doing.
Speaker 4: We're not going the hell out of it.
Speaker 2: Well to victor belong the spoils.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's the straight o'ver he moves right. So
Speaker 1: why don't you have that? I guess that means we
Speaker 1: didn't win the war. Actually, you know what, I got
Speaker 1: something for this. I do have something for this. See
Speaker 1: if we can find it. The rundown is kind of
Speaker 1: a big collection here. See if we can find hag
Speaker 1: Seth saying that we've won the war. This is the
Speaker 1: newest proclamation. It's not the newest proclamation because they say
Speaker 1: it over and over and over again. Why are oil
Speaker 1: prices diesel prices still going up even though we've taken
Speaker 1: Venezuela and taken their oil. Wouldn't be that we send
Speaker 1: a lot of that oil to Israel. It wouldn't also
Speaker 1: be that oil isn't enough to prop up the economy
Speaker 1: after we shut down one of the world's most vital
Speaker 1: waterways that transported up to twenty percent of the world's oil.
Speaker 2: Right, all these things.
Speaker 1: Are done in order to like minimize or compromise on
Speaker 1: a few future conflict, which they're going to do. It's
Speaker 1: never even done for like the enrichment of the empire itself.
Speaker 1: It's just done for the war. Look at this hagset
Speaker 1: declares victory while preparing for more war with Iran. The
Speaker 1: administration is still sending more forces to the region. Why
Speaker 1: would you do that if you won the war and
Speaker 1: asking for help from allies even as the White House
Speaker 1: says the conflict is over all right, Let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and go into clip number four here contrasting this Massy
Speaker 1: talking about what Americans actually care about, which is the debt.
Speaker 7: Gentlemen from Kentucky's recognized for ninety seconds.
Speaker 8: Well, I'd love to stand here and tell the American
Speaker 8: people we can cut your taxes and we can increase
Speaker 8: spending and everything's going to be just fine. But I
Speaker 8: can't do that because I'm here to deliver a dosa reality.
Speaker 8: This bill dramatically increases deficits in the near term, but
Speaker 8: promises our government will be fiscally responsible five years from now.
Speaker 8: Where have we heard that before? How do you bind
Speaker 8: a future Congress to these promises? This bill is a
Speaker 8: debt bomb ticking. Congress can do funny math, fantasy math
Speaker 8: if it wants, but bond investors don't. And this week
Speaker 8: they sent us a message. Moody's downgraded our credit rating,
Speaker 8: and the bond investors who buy our debt and finance
Speaker 8: our debt demanded higher interest rates on the ten year note,
Speaker 8: the twenty year note, and the thirty year note.
Speaker 2: What does this mean?
Speaker 8: Very soon the government will be paying sixteen thousand dollars of.
Speaker 2: Interest interest a loan per us family. And what are
Speaker 2: we telling them?
Speaker 8: Instead of taking care of that problem, We're gonna give
Speaker 8: you a sixteen hundred dollars tax break under the taxing
Speaker 8: and spending levels in this bill, we're going to rack up.
Speaker 8: The authors say twenty trillion dollars of new debt over
Speaker 8: the next ten years. I'm telling you it's closer to
Speaker 8: thirty trillion dollars of new debt in the next ten years.
Speaker 4: Mister speaker.
Speaker 8: We're not rearranging debt chairs on the Titanic tonight. We're
Speaker 8: putting coal into boiler and setting a course for the iceberg.
Speaker 8: If something is if something is beautiful, If something is beautiful,
Speaker 8: you don't do it after midnight.
Speaker 2: I pose this bill on you.
Speaker 4: I'm expired.
Speaker 1: Think about what he just said there extrapolated over between
Speaker 1: twenty and thirty trillion dollars over the next decade. Now
Speaker 1: you'd say, oh, we're at like forty pull up the
Speaker 1: deck clock.
Speaker 2: We're at forty trillion right now. It doesn't seem so bad.
Speaker 1: Look at how much worse or how much worse our
Speaker 1: credit has gotten.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: It's it's just when your credit goes down, you'll still
Speaker 1: get loan offers, but they'll be worse and worse and
Speaker 1: worse and worse. And that's what we're doing to ourselves.
Speaker 1: We're our own loan officer, We're our own drug dealer.
Speaker 1: That's how you really have to look at it with
Speaker 1: the capital and the money, and no one has ever
Speaker 1: told these junkies to stop. Thirty nine trillion, eight hundred
Speaker 1: and thirty one billion, eight hundred million, one hundred thousand,
Speaker 1: and it just goes up one hundred thousand, just goes
Speaker 1: up another one hundred thousand.
Speaker 2: Doo doo, doo, doo doo.
Speaker 1: And that's like in a Americ in every second or
Speaker 1: less than every second. Pretty pretty horrific when you look
Speaker 1: at that right there, and the whole prospect of us
Speaker 1: being in debt like this and saying, you know, the
Speaker 1: constant cop out is we're the best house in a
Speaker 1: bad neighborhood. I was like, well, okay, Well, like what
Speaker 1: happens when you're the best house in a bad neighborhood
Speaker 1: but all your neighbors are renovating, all your neighbors are
Speaker 1: trying to, you know, establish an hoa with themselves and
Speaker 1: trying to kick you out of it. That's basically what
Speaker 1: Bricks has done, right, and we've enabled them to do so.
Speaker 1: Biden did it by weaponizing the Swift system. They invented SIPs,
Speaker 1: We weaponized GPS system, cut that off from the Chinese
Speaker 1: they invented by DOH, which is even more efficient in.
Speaker 2: The Global South than GPS is.
Speaker 1: They've even more satellites now I'm at corridor. More nations
Speaker 1: have been willing to expand and join and work with
Speaker 1: China because of our military operations and aggression.
Speaker 2: You ultimately see the deal that you get.
Speaker 1: You get funding and predatory loans from the Chinese, or
Speaker 1: you get American military bases in your country, and one
Speaker 1: of those is more or of a financial risk. One
Speaker 1: of those is more of a literal risk now because
Speaker 1: those bases will get blown up, it will be seen
Speaker 1: as an act of war upon you, and then you
Speaker 1: will be called to fight with the United States.
Speaker 2: That's really what it is. You get called to.
Speaker 1: Fight for the United States in that situation. And that's
Speaker 1: like the handshake, wink wink, nudge nudge deal they make
Speaker 1: with all these countries. And the assumption on the part
Speaker 1: of all those countries has always been they've assumed, well,
Speaker 1: this is America, this is the big Chungus, big cheese.
Speaker 1: It can take care of the problem for us. Not anymore,
Speaker 1: not not for a long time actually. But you know,
Speaker 1: it takes a while for people to get used to it.
Speaker 1: It's like touching a stove that's hot. I thought the
Speaker 1: stove is hot. The stove's not hot anymore. Right, we
Speaker 1: can't project power in the way that we've been known
Speaker 1: to project power. So it leaves these countries that have
Speaker 1: made deals with us in a very precarious situation. What
Speaker 1: are they going to do when they know that we
Speaker 1: know that we're lying about being able to defend them.
Speaker 1: They'll probably make new security arrangements, new security agreements over
Speaker 1: the next decade. It'll be a slow pull away, but
Speaker 1: it's about ripping the band aid off first, and who
Speaker 1: does right. It'll either be us we'll leave the region,
Speaker 1: or it will be them. And just like the war
Speaker 1: has been a giant humiliation, a giant exposure of the
Speaker 1: weakness of like an American hegemony on the world stage
Speaker 1: and really the fact that that doesn't really exist anymore,
Speaker 1: and it's a multipolar world of regional powers, especially if
Speaker 1: you look at the or if you look at the
Speaker 1: case of Iran. It leaves us in a position where
Speaker 1: America doesn't really have a choice but to leave because
Speaker 1: if these other countries make us leave first, we're truly done.
Speaker 2: We're truly done.
Speaker 1: And as Joe Kent often says, the economic incentive is
Speaker 1: on the Iranians to reopen the straight or Hormuse if
Speaker 1: we leave, If we're out of that region and they
Speaker 1: control that region, they keep it shut, They're gonna have
Speaker 1: the international backlash. They're gonna have the pressure, and then
Speaker 1: we could use economic war for economic sanctions in terms
Speaker 1: of not levying more against the country, but releasing the
Speaker 1: hundreds of billions or parts of the hundreds of billions,
Speaker 1: or releasing you know, the ability for them to tell
Speaker 1: their stuff. They have been sanctioned for forty seven.
Speaker 2: Years, right, This is a big reason why they won
Speaker 2: the war.
Speaker 1: We did gain of function research on their country, just
Speaker 1: like we did to Russia, just like we've done to
Speaker 1: plenty of other places. When they can't adopt or interact
Speaker 1: with the Western financial system, when they can't you know,
Speaker 1: adopt our credit system, when they can't use our money,
Speaker 1: they have to make do with what they have, and
Speaker 1: they found a way to do that in which they're
Speaker 1: able to out compete the US. I think we spend
Speaker 1: three thousand dollars a person reportedly. I'm sure it's way
Speaker 1: more than that on the military. According to some too
Speaker 1: sum statistic. I think the Iranians spend eighty and you
Speaker 1: just you can't win if you got a billion dollar
Speaker 1: base or a three hundred million dollar radar or you know,
Speaker 1: like a twenty million dollar like Reaper drone, right and
Speaker 1: it can just get blown up by a lawnmower that
Speaker 1: costs them twenty grand to make. It's just not economical.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and go to a video five or
Speaker 1: we we just went to that. Let's yeah, actually video
Speaker 1: number five, go ahead and roll that.
Speaker 9: The whole myth that I ran is full of like
Speaker 9: crazy suicide bombers and like crazed jihatis number one, like,
Speaker 9: that's not that she is like that she has don't
Speaker 9: use suicide bombers. She is have never come over to
Speaker 9: America to kill Americans. Now that she has have been
Speaker 9: pretty proficient that killing Americans when we come to their
Speaker 9: shores like in Iraq and and Lebanon. But the Soufi Jihatis,
Speaker 9: the isis the Al Qaeda, those are the suicide bombers.
Speaker 9: Those are the guys who were like, you know, at
Speaker 9: all costs, we're going to hit America who are crazy
Speaker 9: and the only solution to them is to hunt them down.
Speaker 4: And to kill them.
Speaker 2: I was under the impression you supported those people. Listen
Speaker 2: to the internet.
Speaker 10: Holy shit.
Speaker 9: Yeah, actually, I mean on camera one of our and
Speaker 9: you can have Joey Worrick check my math on this one.
Speaker 9: Our big ground forces that we use in the fight
Speaker 9: against ISIS, it was the Kurds, but also it was
Speaker 9: the shea malicious. I mean when I was in Iraq
Speaker 9: in twenty sixteen, we were partnering with the Kurds, but
Speaker 9: like over just to our south was the popular mobilization
Speaker 9: forces that had good force advisors.
Speaker 4: I was Arison, American Special Forces advisor. There was KODS
Speaker 4: force advisors over there.
Speaker 9: We were bombing ISIS positions and they were advancing on it.
Speaker 9: They were the ground forces. They were the infantry against
Speaker 9: ISIS in many cases, wow, so many.
Speaker 1: All of the oh my bad on that little microphone adjustment.
Speaker 1: All of the threats that America faces are threats that
Speaker 1: we created and funded and set up, like al Kaida,
Speaker 1: like isis right, the idea that the Iranians say death
Speaker 1: to America and hate Americans. They fought a war against
Speaker 1: Saddam Hussein where they lost hundreds of thousands of their people,
Speaker 1: and they had chemical weapons used on them.
Speaker 2: That we gave Saddam right.
Speaker 1: So to be like, Oh, they say that they want
Speaker 1: to launch an ICBM in New York. That's what Benjamin
Speaker 1: Nett and Yahoo would like for you to believe.
Speaker 2: What happens if they do that?
Speaker 1: What happens if they attack the mainland United States? They
Speaker 1: get nuked, They actually lose their civilization. They're not going
Speaker 1: to do that. They're smarter people than that. And Trump
Speaker 1: knows that europe wide terror concern.
Speaker 2: Throw that up.
Speaker 1: Europe wide terror concern amid rise of ISIS inspired attacks
Speaker 1: and radicalization, expert say terrifying terror group ISIS, self dubbed
Speaker 1: Al Kaido on steroids, is the rise again, is on
Speaker 1: the rise again across Europe, sparking fears that has found
Speaker 1: innovative ways of radicalizing young extremists and the leftists, NGOs
Speaker 1: and George Soros and all the fun friends and our
Speaker 1: government and CIA and Massad and the Israelis and everybody.
Speaker 1: They put these people in Western countries to generate the
Speaker 1: reaction of oh, this is the Islamic terror, this is
Speaker 1: the threat. This is why you support Israels because Israel's
Speaker 1: fighting these same people, except they're not. They funded those people.
Speaker 1: They brought them into your country, and the people that
Speaker 1: they're fighting are actually opposed to those militants and fight
Speaker 1: those militants in the Middle East.
Speaker 2: And that's the reality.
Speaker 4: You have a.
Speaker 1: Regional power fighting another regional power, and we're not in
Speaker 1: that region. So why are we involved? Why are we
Speaker 1: importing people from that region all over the world to
Speaker 1: Western countries to destabilize them. It doesn't benefit the West
Speaker 1: to do that. The West spends hundreds of billion dollars
Speaker 1: to defend Western civilization by defending Israel, but it'll spend
Speaker 1: ah undred billion dollars and then it'll import one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand refugees from one of these places that's rampant with
Speaker 1: the terrorism that we set up, and then it's kind
Speaker 1: of just like a shake and bake operation. At that point,
Speaker 1: let's go ahead and show from the Iranian side, the uh,
Speaker 1: we'll show a part of it. I don't want play
Speaker 1: the whole thing. Number six new lego video from Iran.
Speaker 1: The White House, they post, they post memes a Trump
Speaker 1: where he's like Slenderman or like the Rick and Morty thing.
Speaker 1: You can't really compete with something like this, and ultimately
Speaker 1: It's not just the court of public opinion in America
Speaker 1: you have to worry about. It's the court of public
Speaker 1: opinion in the world, and just the general tolerance for
Speaker 1: this war, not just in America but in other countries
Speaker 1: as well. We see what happened in Spain. We've seen
Speaker 1: kind of the reaction punishment. I good grief. All right,
Speaker 1: We've got enough of the video we can get. I mean,
Speaker 1: we lost the war.
Speaker 2: Guys, if we won the war, they would be making
Speaker 2: videos like this, now, would they?
Speaker 11: Baby neetnya who blazer. We're in a lot of trouble here.
Speaker 11: We're losing the war. The public aide says, they, I've
Speaker 11: destroyed my academy. I've done everything domestically and foreign poss
Speaker 11: you've asked for. I've merged your military with the Israel
Speaker 11: or doing it on everything you want.
Speaker 2: Why can we just stop? Can we stap? Can we
Speaker 2: stop fighting? You have to bomb the more, mister Trump.
Speaker 2: You have to have We have to have nuclear war,
Speaker 2: nuclear fire. We have to have the entire civilization burn.
Speaker 2: I'll tell him that. I guess we'll go drop the bomb.
Speaker 1: And here's the thing that reality is a lot closer
Speaker 1: than the reality that Trump will tell you that he's
Speaker 1: the king of the Earth and that all the nations
Speaker 1: bow to him, and that, oh, it's so incredible.
Speaker 2: They must never have a nuclear weapon. It really is, ultimately,
Speaker 2: because like the greatest propaganda is the truth.
Speaker 1: Who has the more truth? Do the Iranians have more truth?
Speaker 1: Or does the US Israeli Empire have more of the truth.
Speaker 1: I would have to say the Iranians have more of
Speaker 1: the truth, as in, they've won the war and they
Speaker 1: acknowledge that.
Speaker 2: We don't acknowledge that.
Speaker 1: We even say it's not a war, but it's a
Speaker 1: war that we've won. I'm gonna say it again, it's
Speaker 1: not a war, but it's a war that we won.
Speaker 1: It's also been going on for forty seven years, but
Speaker 1: it's a military operation that might need to go on
Speaker 1: for another there twenty years. But we also we're going
Speaker 1: to defeat them in twenty four to forty eight hours.
Speaker 1: The straight oh horror moves won't be closed. We're gonna
Speaker 1: be able to do regime change. We're gonna have color revolution.
Speaker 1: We're gonna do We're gonna give the Iranians the Second Amendment,
Speaker 1: and they're gonna overthrow their country. How many more can
Speaker 1: I think of? Oh, the the Kurds and the other
Speaker 1: people around the Middle East will get involved, they'll help us.
Speaker 1: We can take carg Island.
Speaker 2: It's easy. If we eat with Jimo, we could do this.
Speaker 1: We're just gonna get rid of their bridges, power plants,
Speaker 1: We're just gonna bomb commit war crime. Like you go
Speaker 1: further and further down the list, it reads like a
Speaker 1: bad comedy.
Speaker 2: It's not a bad comedy.
Speaker 1: It's a tragedy and it's real life, and it's what's
Speaker 1: happening now, Go ahead and play clip number eight. Iron
Speaker 1: releases footage of a US Israeli fighter jet and drone
Speaker 1: down by the irgcgetni Ho.
Speaker 12: That Gian Gibordo, I see more as a paran.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that's like I don't know, one hundred Americans
Speaker 1: tax dollars, you know, that's just gone.
Speaker 2: Now, completely obliterated. And it's their trophy too, they display it.
Speaker 1: What happened to the Oh, the Iranians have no have
Speaker 1: no military, they have no air defense, they have no
Speaker 1: air defense munitions, they can't shoot down our stuff.
Speaker 2: Well, why do they have one of our reaper drones? Then?
Speaker 2: How exactly does that work?
Speaker 1: I know that we re engineered the Shaheed and we
Speaker 1: made the Lucastro, which I think costs like a million
Speaker 1: dollars or something.
Speaker 2: Insane. Okay, go to Hegsath.
Speaker 13: Iran has no air defenses, Iran has no air force,
Speaker 13: Iran has no navy. Their missiles, their missile launchers and
Speaker 13: drones being destroyed or shot out of the sky. Their
Speaker 13: missile volume is down ninety percent. They're one way attack
Speaker 13: drones yesterday down ninety five percent. And as the world
Speaker 13: is seeing, they are exercising sheer desperation in the straits
Speaker 13: of her moods.
Speaker 4: Something we're dealing with, projection, dealing with it. Don't need
Speaker 4: to worry about it.
Speaker 13: We're un planned to defeat, destroy, disable all of their
Speaker 13: meaningful military capabilities at a pace the world has never
Speaker 13: seen before.
Speaker 2: So what's the time stamp on that? Not the literal
Speaker 2: in the video, but when did that drop?
Speaker 1: Because I think that was months and months ago, and
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Speaker 14: I believe the objective here should be regime collapse, removing
Speaker 14: this regime from power.
Speaker 2: Now, how do we bring about regime? He looks like
Speaker 2: he's been raped. I think we should do as a
Speaker 2: series of.
Speaker 1: Benjamin Netanyahu rape ted Kruz before this broadcast.
Speaker 14: Keep it in place, and continue ratcheting up the economic
Speaker 14: pressure that combined with continue taking out their continue taking
Speaker 14: out their ability as they continue firing missiles that their
Speaker 14: neighbors take out and degrade their military ability consistently.
Speaker 2: And then number three, arm the protesters this episode of
Speaker 2: School of War, that's all we need.
Speaker 1: Arm the protesters this is the second amendment Lindsey Graham option.
Speaker 1: We've heard about how are you going to deal with
Speaker 1: the thirty million people who are on the street for
Speaker 1: the iatolas funeral? They never really talk about that, right,
Speaker 1: And he says his goal is not regime change, its
Speaker 1: regime collapse.
Speaker 2: So he just endorses openly war crime because that's what
Speaker 2: they have to do.
Speaker 1: They have to end the That's the only way America
Speaker 1: can feasibly win this war is if they take out
Speaker 1: all the bridges, they take out all the power plants.
Speaker 2: They make the people starve, they make the people hurt.
Speaker 2: It's almost here. Let me engage in hypothetical here.
Speaker 1: I I don't support this, but I'm thinking from the
Speaker 1: beginning of the war, I'm putting myself in Trump's shoes,
Speaker 1: in his position, making myself the potato and chief the poets. Trump,
Speaker 1: why are you killing the Iatola? Killing the Iatola is
Speaker 1: actually really really dumb. I know you've heard me say,
Speaker 1: of course, you banned the nuclear weapon. I've said that
Speaker 1: like a trillion times. XYZ that that's not my point.
Speaker 1: From a psychological perspective on the population. You have a
Speaker 1: population it's about half Muslim, and then half whatever right
Speaker 1: half like ethnically Persian or whatnot.
Speaker 2: And there's some overlap there.
Speaker 1: We can debate argue that and the Iatola IRGC, the
Speaker 1: Islamic Republic. It's a mixed bag, a mixed perception. A
Speaker 1: lot of people like the regime, a lot of people
Speaker 1: don't like the regime. A lot of these people wanted
Speaker 1: normalization with the West before the war. A lot of
Speaker 1: people in government wanted normalization with the West before the war.
Speaker 1: A lot of them still do, by the way, But
Speaker 1: you have this mixed bag. You do have this element
Speaker 1: within the country that does want to change. It might
Speaker 1: be susceptible to working with the West. So in January
Speaker 1: you use your intelligence asset CIA, Massad, the United States.
Speaker 1: Israel did this to do a color revolution, a failed
Speaker 1: one where you import rocket launchers, you import weapons, import
Speaker 1: internet starlink, you coordinate them and then all these people,
Speaker 1: this careful intelligence plant's been put together for a decade plus.
Speaker 1: Just like the HESBLA operation with the pagers, it falls apart,
Speaker 1: they kill the people involved. That's where when Trump says
Speaker 1: fifty thousand broadtesters, now they're saying it might even be
Speaker 1: eighty thousand. That's the number they throw out. The Iranians
Speaker 1: released the name and ide of every single person that
Speaker 1: they killed during that Color Revolution period. It's like, I
Speaker 1: think it's thirty three hundred people. So that's another example
Speaker 1: of Western lives. My point being, with all of this,
Speaker 1: you do the failed Color Revolution in gen that doesn't work,
Speaker 1: you play that card, you throw it away.
Speaker 2: Then February twenty eighth March.
Speaker 1: First, you kill the Iotola when he's in his house
Speaker 1: in like the first like second space hours of the
Speaker 1: of the attacks, you ice the Iotola.
Speaker 2: Why wouldn't you attack.
Speaker 1: Everybody else and leave him alive and leave him hiding
Speaker 1: in a bunker, and then leave your assets, your sleeper cells,
Speaker 1: your agents on the ground. Why why wouldn't you say, Hey,
Speaker 1: we're gonna make this happen. We're gonna crush your run,
Speaker 1: We're gonna make the we're gonna make the Iotola look
Speaker 1: like a cowardly little rat hiding in his bunker, and
Speaker 1: then you guys are gonna retake the country in the
Speaker 1: name of the shop. Why wasn't that done, because that
Speaker 1: seems like it would work out a lot better than
Speaker 1: what we did. What we did kind of seems fed
Speaker 1: up and retarded in comparison, now does it? You just
Speaker 1: like you throw away your two strongest cards from day one,
Speaker 1: And that's really what you do, because killing the Iyatola
Speaker 1: ensures the regime doesn't change. You make him a martyr,
Speaker 1: you make him a hero. Their entire Shia culture is
Speaker 1: based off a sacrifice. That's basically all they care about.
Speaker 2: So you essentially not a You make this guy a
Speaker 2: demi god to half the country, to like forty five
Speaker 2: million people. And then you get.
Speaker 1: On TV and you repeat the lines of now dead
Speaker 1: rip hashtag Packwatch Lindsey Graham. It's talking about giving the
Speaker 1: Second Amendment to the Iranian people. I got a bridge
Speaker 1: to sell Ted Cruz. We can make a lot of
Speaker 1: money off that. All right, let's go ahead and show
Speaker 1: clip number nine from Trump. Another comment here, I think
Speaker 1: the war with Iron will end pretty soon.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and play clip number nine.
Speaker 15: Pretty soon again, based on everything I see as soon
Speaker 15: as the war ends, and I think it's gonna end
Speaker 15: pretty soon. I don't think they can go much longer. Yeah, please,
Speaker 15: I aid you and.
Speaker 12: Reach to reopen the strain of.
Speaker 15: Hermia, Well, I don't want to say it has been
Speaker 15: sort of open right now, you know, we have a
Speaker 15: thing called the Blockade headed up by the US Navy,
Speaker 15: and we control it and now we control it. But
Speaker 15: they can always shoot something, they always have something or
Speaker 15: drop a mind. And if you have one mind setting
Speaker 15: out there, you sort of mess things up because people
Speaker 15: don't want to take their billion dollar votes and accidentally
Speaker 15: get hit by a mind. But I think we're doing
Speaker 15: very well. I just you know, I'm involved in the negotiation.
Speaker 15: I think we're doing fine. It could be said, yeah, have.
Speaker 1: You loved could be, should be, won't be because he's
Speaker 1: a liar. Uh yeah, So we've been hurt. We've been
Speaker 1: hearing this for quite some time and it hasn't really
Speaker 1: panned out. He says that he thinks the word the
Speaker 1: ron will end pretty soon. I think he said it's over,
Speaker 1: like I think at least one hundred times at this
Speaker 1: point by now, which is it's kind of cute that
Speaker 1: he'll lie to us like that. It's kind of really
Speaker 1: weird that people will still believe him. Like, what are
Speaker 1: you supposed to do when he's the president?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 2: There's not really a lot that you can do.
Speaker 1: You just got to sit there go, oh well, I
Speaker 1: guess we blew up another elementary school.
Speaker 2: It is what it is, all right, go ahead and go.
Speaker 1: Into clip number ten, another neo con roundup monster. Mike
Speaker 1: Pompeo rejected claims that the Iran conflict was a war
Speaker 1: of choice.
Speaker 2: Play clip number ten.
Speaker 16: There are those within my party, the Republican Party, who
Speaker 16: think President Trump made a mistake, that would agree with
Speaker 16: Bernie Sanders and AOC that this was and Hakeem Jefferys right,
Speaker 16: they're just they're out there. I don't understand that these
Speaker 16: Republicans would describe this as a war of choice.
Speaker 2: I wonder if that's a zempk ritta, that's.
Speaker 16: A straw man argument. Right, This wasn't This was no
Speaker 16: war of choice. We've been at war with the Iranians
Speaker 16: for decades. It was time to make sure that they
Speaker 16: didn't have the capacity to become like North Korea, impenetrable, unattackable,
Speaker 16: a bastion that had nuclear weapons that truly threatened at
Speaker 16: least their own neighborhood.
Speaker 2: At least their own neighborhood.
Speaker 1: In Israel is an extension of the United States. It's
Speaker 1: our fifty first state. It really should be the big
Speaker 1: star in our flag, and there should be all the
Speaker 1: little ones around it, so we had to attack. It
Speaker 1: was only going to be twenty four to forty eight hours,
Speaker 1: that's what the administration said. At first, it's a lie,
Speaker 1: then it's a line.
Speaker 2: Now, we haven't been at war with them for forty
Speaker 2: seven years. They gave us money after nine to eleven.
Speaker 2: They were I think the first country to do that.
Speaker 2: Were we at war with them? Then when we accepted
Speaker 2: that money, I'm sure Bompeo, which at what have you
Speaker 2: believe it?
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and show clip number twelve. Trump not
Speaker 1: endorsing JD.
Speaker 2: Vance.
Speaker 4: Mister, there's a.
Speaker 12: Report that you told donors that they need to get JD.
Speaker 4: Van selected in twenty twenty eight. Is that your official endorsement.
Speaker 15: I heard about it a little while ago. I think
Speaker 15: he's great, but we're way too early to even be
Speaker 15: thinking about that.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, I mean the dynasty, the Trump dynasty, the
Speaker 1: Trump twenty twenty eight, Trump twenty thirty two, Trump twenty
Speaker 1: thirty six, and you know JD. Vance moving forward and
Speaker 1: doing all these things. I think Trump realizes all that
Speaker 1: was always dependent on his success, and I think he
Speaker 1: adopted that plan at the beginning. But now he's kind
Speaker 1: of looking around him and saying, hey, I've really tainted
Speaker 1: I really heavily tarnished JD by making him my good
Speaker 1: cop in this war that we claim is over but
Speaker 1: we can't end. And he looks at Mark Rubio, and
Speaker 1: Mark Rubio is sitting over there at this giant sonic dish.
Speaker 1: Years he has been able to kind of slink around
Speaker 1: in the on the sidelines, been able to run Latin America,
Speaker 1: has been able to do a lot of these sneaky
Speaker 1: NEOCONFORIGN policy things that Trump actually really likes.
Speaker 2: I really see Marco.
Speaker 1: Rubio getting the nod from the Dawn. That's my personal opinion.
Speaker 1: I'd be curious to see what you guys think. Let's
Speaker 1: check out. Ooh, they got Fauci's phone clip number fifteen.
Speaker 1: Josh Howley just confirmed it.
Speaker 7: The Senate has his phone. This is a phone that
Speaker 7: he used for years, we believe as the director of
Speaker 7: the NIAID, which is the position he held during COVID.
Speaker 7: I understand we're in the process of downloading its contents
Speaker 7: right now. I can't wait to see what's on it.
Speaker 10: Jesse.
Speaker 7: I mean, we learned so much from that last trove
Speaker 7: of documents. We learned that he got all of those
Speaker 7: cash prizes a million bucks for himself during COVID. I
Speaker 7: was illegal, by the way. I can't wait to see
Speaker 7: what we're going to find out from this phone.
Speaker 17: And the Florida AG is looking into some of these awards.
Speaker 17: He was grabbing cash awards while he was telling Florida
Speaker 17: to shut down and do this and that, and he
Speaker 17: knew these rules were bs.
Speaker 2: Yeah. You know, here's the thing.
Speaker 7: The law prohibits a federal employee from soliciting cash prizes.
Speaker 7: It says you can't go use your employees to solicit
Speaker 7: cash prizes. You can't use your office or email. Fauci
Speaker 7: was doing all of it. Was he even focused on
Speaker 7: COVID during COVID, No way, he was focused on himself.
Speaker 7: He was focused on getting rich and Jesse. He got
Speaker 7: over a million bucks in cash prizes in the span
Speaker 7: of like two years. He's the highest paid federal employee ever.
Speaker 7: His pension is worth half a million a year. Net
Speaker 7: worth right now north of twelve million. It's a total scam.
Speaker 2: Wow, north of twelve Yeah, it's all a bit insane, ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Seat bragged about in his diary about you know how
Speaker 1: all the famous hot. Women liked him now because he
Speaker 1: was cool and he was a person that saved them.
Speaker 1: And you know, he's a person that starts flesh sheating
Speaker 1: maggots into beagles faces to experiment on them. He's a
Speaker 1: person that funded ego out the Alliance on record, assume
Speaker 1: me if it's not true, and created COVID nineteen. In
Speaker 1: my opinion, doctor Anthony Fauci should be executed for crimes
Speaker 1: against humanity. And let's just talk about death penalty a
Speaker 1: little bit. Well, have a little bit of a conversation
Speaker 1: about the death penalty of fifteen or thirteen minutes on
Speaker 1: the clock.
Speaker 2: Why do we not implement this in the way that
Speaker 2: it used to be implemented. Why don't we do it?
Speaker 2: Why do we have people running around that have created COVID.
Speaker 1: Nineteen and killed millions of people and destroyed hundreds of millions,
Speaker 1: perhaps doing billions of people's lives, like doctor Anthony Fauci.
Speaker 2: Why do we have people that stab.
Speaker 1: People on trains and oh, I'm insane, so it's okay,
Speaker 1: it's all good. And then you know, like you look
Speaker 1: at the rap sheet, it's just a mile long.
Speaker 2: I've got this video and I.
Speaker 1: Want to say viewer discretion is advised. All right, this
Speaker 1: is not a positive topic, but it's a topic that
Speaker 1: has to be talked. We've got this guy, I think
Speaker 1: his name is like Dejon Mustard or something, and it's
Speaker 1: just like notorious black criminal.
Speaker 2: He's been in jail like fourteen times, like.
Speaker 1: Always released, always released, and I guess it's just a
Speaker 1: paranoid schizophrenic or whatever.
Speaker 2: He goes out on the street and just punches women
Speaker 2: in the head and attempts to murder them.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 1: He just does it and post it on Instagram, and
Speaker 1: it's been restricted now so people aren't seeing the video
Speaker 1: as much.
Speaker 2: I'm about to show it to you. I have three sisters.
Speaker 1: If I saw a random dude punch a lady in
Speaker 1: the street and basically like murder her, like ko her.
Speaker 2: In the street and then he's like standing over her,
Speaker 2: I'm literally bam bam, bam bam. Because here's the thing.
Speaker 2: Oftentimes people say, oh, well, you don't know what was
Speaker 2: gonna happen. He could have stopped and tried to help her.
Speaker 1: Where I just watched him try to attempt murder on
Speaker 1: this woman. I'm gonna stop the threat. We're going to
Speaker 1: eliminate the threat because you don't have the right to
Speaker 1: do violence on other. People are so quick to say, oh,
Speaker 1: you don't get a gun, Oh you don't get agency,
Speaker 1: Oh you don't get rights, because rights are dangerous for you.
Speaker 2: You'll hurt people with them.
Speaker 1: But the criminals that actually do the violent crimes of
Speaker 1: violent offenses that break the law, they get rewarded, They
Speaker 1: get no cash, bail, They get let out over and
Speaker 1: over and over again. And it creates an attitude within
Speaker 1: the predatory class of people in America they can just
Speaker 1: do whatever they want. What'd y'all say? Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: I see it on the rundown. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: play this clip clip number twenty one.
Speaker 3: That's the real issue, Nigga, that's the real issue.
Speaker 2: Nigga. You shit here playing with me?
Speaker 4: Nigga, that's the real issue.
Speaker 2: Nigga. July twenty first is the real issue, Nigga slat
Speaker 2: twenty first, that's the real issue.
Speaker 18: Not wade to me, he's still talking.
Speaker 2: What happened to stop Asian hate? How'd that work out?
Speaker 1: Look he's doing it doesn't look white to me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think he should be uh drawn and quartered publicly.
Speaker 1: I think we should stone him. I think we should
Speaker 1: fry him in the electric chair, bring him back to life,
Speaker 1: and fry him again. Seriously, Dejon mustn de kwan chauffeur hunt,
Speaker 1: You must die, You must face execution like this is
Speaker 1: just the reality. We either live in a society we
Speaker 1: protect the weakest, the weakest among us, or we protect
Speaker 1: the worst.
Speaker 2: People among us.
Speaker 1: And we live in a society where we truly protect
Speaker 1: the worst people. This is why I'm pro death penalty.
Speaker 1: This is why this guy after a fair trial.
Speaker 2: Of course, it's literally all on video. The attempted murderer
Speaker 2: is on video. He just needs to be executed.
Speaker 1: It has to be taking care of now some more
Speaker 1: people don't get hurt, and that is what it is about.
Speaker 2: I had somebody say, what would Jesus say? What would
Speaker 2: Jesus do?
Speaker 1: Live by the sword, die by the sword. You know,
Speaker 1: he thought it was cool to go punch a five
Speaker 1: foot two woman in the face. You know, let's tie
Speaker 1: him up in a chair and let a six foot
Speaker 1: eight dude punch him in the face. See how he
Speaker 1: feels about it. I'm sure it wouldn't be a lot
Speaker 1: of in words coming out of his mouth. We'd be
Speaker 1: bro bro, stop bro, just boom boom boom. Take him
Speaker 1: out like the garbage. Put him in the trash can
Speaker 1: on Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Get rid of him. Get rid of him. Now, we
Speaker 2: got pedophiles, They get like three years in prison and
Speaker 2: they get let out.
Speaker 1: This is on that level. He's a mass shooter. This
Speaker 1: is like a school shooter level criminal. This guy is
Speaker 1: like literally like a DC Comics level villain, a Marvel
Speaker 1: level villain. This guy's a monster and needs to be
Speaker 1: taken off our planet immediately.
Speaker 2: Free trial, fair trial, expedient trial. Get rid of him
Speaker 2: now please.
Speaker 1: And people say, oh again, it's not Christian to have
Speaker 1: a death penalty. What do you mean he's got time
Speaker 1: in a jail cell to talk to a priest and
Speaker 1: get right with God before he dies. What if that
Speaker 1: was your mother, what if that was your sister, what
Speaker 1: if that was your wife, You're still gonna be Oh, well,
Speaker 1: you know, we can't can't have the government, you know,
Speaker 1: take care of people.
Speaker 2: It's too much power to give the government. The government
Speaker 2: kills us, The government kills the citizens, The government oppresses us,
Speaker 2: taxes us, sends us off to war. And then this
Speaker 2: criminal you're gonna pay over one hundred thousand dollars a
Speaker 2: year to put him in some cushy prison where he'll
Speaker 2: be raped by Bubba and he'll like it. Seriously, just
Speaker 2: solve the problem now, solve the problem permanently.
Speaker 1: Get him off the planet. He doesn't deserve to live.
Speaker 1: He absolutely does not deserve to live. And like I
Speaker 1: just said, if that was a woman in your life
Speaker 1: that you were related to, your friends with, or you knew,
Speaker 1: I think you'd feel the same exact way. And I
Speaker 1: think that you do feel the exact same way. Look
Speaker 1: at his criminal record, five foot nine, two d and
Speaker 1: twenty pounds. I know they stacked shiit that high.
Speaker 2: Wow, Well he's got all different haircuts as well.
Speaker 1: The spider cut always a indicator. Dejon Mustard attempted murderer,
Speaker 1: who should fry in the electric chair. I would call
Speaker 1: your congressman or call your senator and ask him why
Speaker 1: we don't have punishments for serious violent criminals like this.
Speaker 1: I know there's been a lot of criminal justice reform,
Speaker 1: and they want to send a social worker out, you know,
Speaker 1: and take care of the problem. Somebody like this, they
Speaker 1: can't ever see light a day again. And ultimately, a
Speaker 1: court of law is not serious enough to address his
Speaker 1: crimes against humanity and innocent people.
Speaker 2: That woman literally woke up.
Speaker 1: That day thought, by all, I got an appointment here,
Speaker 1: I gotta go to work here.
Speaker 2: I'm happy going to see my family later. And he
Speaker 2: saw her on the street.
Speaker 1: She waved at him, she smiled at him, and he said,
Speaker 1: I'm going to end your life.
Speaker 2: I'm going to conquer you. I have the right to
Speaker 2: do it because I'm stronger than you. Well, here's the thing,
Speaker 2: Dejon Mustard. A lot of people have guns, a lot
Speaker 2: of people are armed, and a lot of people don't
Speaker 2: like it when you violate their rights and try to
Speaker 2: kill them.
Speaker 1: So, if we live in a society that is supposed
Speaker 1: to protect freedom and protect the citizens, why do we
Speaker 1: have these predators walking among us, doing these things, getting
Speaker 1: let out of jail.
Speaker 2: Over and over and over again, over a dozen times.
Speaker 1: But then if you have an outzi cocaine, if you
Speaker 1: in bezzl a little money, whatever, you go to jail forever.
Speaker 1: There's no equality, there's no justice in our justice system.
Speaker 1: That makes me so mad, really really makes me mad.
Speaker 1: Get him back up, throwing the screen, Get him back up,
Speaker 1: throwing the screen. This is a guy that decided he
Speaker 1: had the right to punch random women that are just
Speaker 1: walking down the street, their minding their own business, that
Speaker 1: they are just enjoying their day, enjoying their life, because
Speaker 1: the only thing that makes him happy is getting to
Speaker 1: do this to people, and the knowledge that he'll get
Speaker 1: away with it.
Speaker 2: He knows he's gonna get away with it, he knows.
Speaker 1: All give me a year, maybe maybe two, three years
Speaker 1: in jail, prison, and then I'm out. I get to
Speaker 1: do the same thing again. Maybe I'll even sell drugs.
Speaker 1: Because he doesn't have anything to lose, all right, he
Speaker 1: doesn't care. He's not aware of anything else other than
Speaker 1: his own desire, which is to do whatever he wants.
Speaker 1: And we can't really have a society that way, now,
Speaker 1: can We can't really have a society or people rob you,
Speaker 1: or people murder you, people assault you, people rape you
Speaker 1: can't really be done.
Speaker 2: That's not the West. You're not welcome in West.
Speaker 1: Got to go, got to go to hyperspace, got to
Speaker 1: go meet the judge.
Speaker 2: All right, get rid of them now, all right. I
Speaker 2: had to cover that because it's just so awful. And
Speaker 2: we'll talk about that with a further guess. Let's go
Speaker 2: back to the Iran War. Let's go to Clip twenty
Speaker 2: two Scott percent. We have around by the throat.
Speaker 10: We're never going to let them have a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 10: They we had epic fury, which was the kinetic portion.
Speaker 10: At treasury, we did economic fury. What goes little publicized
Speaker 10: is on the kinetic side, air forces wiped out, navies
Speaker 10: wiped out a big portion of their missiles, more importantly,
Speaker 10: their missile production. On the economic side, we have them
Speaker 10: by the throat and they've got one hundred and fifty
Speaker 10: one hundred and eighty percent food inflation, not able to
Speaker 10: pay the troops. So I think shortly, maybe even today tomorrow,
Speaker 10: we are going to see an agreement thirty sixty day
Speaker 10: ceasefire and straight will be open. Energy prices should come down.
Speaker 2: See that's all everyone's talking about. That's all they'll talk
Speaker 2: about straight. Ohrnor moves bubbla mandeb How it's all fine,
Speaker 2: it's all under control.
Speaker 1: The domestic reality, they don't care about you. They don't
Speaker 1: care even that you exist. And you know, if you
Speaker 1: get punched by somebody in the street, you know you're
Speaker 1: not a billionaire, you're not a donor, you're not Israeli,
Speaker 1: So you're not a top priority, the Scent said, adding
Speaker 1: that more than fifty to seventy percent, not quoting him
Speaker 1: what I said before quoting him, now more than fifty
Speaker 1: to seventy percent or seventy percent of the energy currently
Speaker 1: moving through it w instead go to underground pipelines, talking
Speaker 1: about the thing they're going to build around the straight
Speaker 1: Oh horn moves and I don't think that's thirty to
Speaker 1: sixty day cease fire. We had that before. That was
Speaker 1: called the Memorandum of understanding. Let's go ahead and go
Speaker 1: to let's go ahead and go to number twenty. US
Speaker 1: rent prices versus income the real war that's loving and liberal.
Speaker 1: And this is why people in the younger generations are
Speaker 1: upset is because this isn't a fair deal. It's not
Speaker 1: a fair deal when you have nineteen ninety look at
Speaker 1: that gap versus where we're at today, and see it
Speaker 1: came back up, but the other one came back up
Speaker 1: as well. Keeps climbing, keeps climbing, Income goes down again.
Speaker 1: Kind of get the picture right of what's happened to
Speaker 1: our country. How we already own nothing and are not happy.
Speaker 1: So when we own even less, how does the logic
Speaker 1: follow that we're going to be doing any better?
Speaker 2: I just personally don't see it. I have hope, you know,
Speaker 2: I really do.
Speaker 1: But every time I have hope, every time I think that,
Speaker 1: you know, we can turn around from one of these
Speaker 1: economic crises, they do another war, do another pandemic, to
Speaker 1: another pump and dump crash, and that's how we ended
Speaker 1: up where we are today. I want to go ahead
Speaker 1: and show clip number sixteen World War two. Vet feels
Speaker 1: like a foreigner in his own country.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: Well, when that guy was a young, country was vast
Speaker 1: majority white in the country as an industrial superpower, and
Speaker 1: the country was known for really space age technology even
Speaker 1: back then creating the modern world helping are the Allied
Speaker 1: powers powers really funding the Allied powers to win the
Speaker 1: war with the manufacturing capability, And now that entire ethnic
Speaker 1: base and just like identity of the country is basically gone.
Speaker 1: We have vestiges of it, we have symbolism of it,
Speaker 1: symbology of it, but in reality we have done mass
Speaker 1: migration and mass importion, not just.
Speaker 2: Illegal but legal, one million to two million people a year.
Speaker 1: For just decades and decades and decades and decades and you.
Speaker 2: Can't really do that. No one else does it. We
Speaker 2: take in more immigrants than basically anybody else. Look this up.
Speaker 1: It's all true, legally, not illegally. Legally, we take in
Speaker 1: more people basically than anybody else. We're very high up
Speaker 1: on that list. And the argument of oh, it's built
Speaker 1: the country, it's done xyz. The historic ethnic groups of
Speaker 1: the country, right, like the British, the German, everyone like that,
Speaker 1: that time period, that colonial time period.
Speaker 2: You have that.
Speaker 1: Then you have the time period of the Ellis Island
Speaker 1: where you have the Italians, Irish. Other people come in
Speaker 1: of course, historic African American population, Latino population as well.
Speaker 2: In the US. The new people, well, they're Haitian, they
Speaker 2: are from Bangladesh, they are from India, they are from China,
Speaker 2: they are from Africa, they are from the Middle East.
Speaker 2: They are from places that have culture completely alien to ours,
Speaker 2: and they refuse to assimilate. In the vast majority.
Speaker 1: People that we bring over here, we tell them to
Speaker 1: come here, all right, whether that's refugee status where that
Speaker 1: is like accelerating a timeline to pass them through immigration system.
Speaker 1: And we say, as long as you swear you'll identify
Speaker 1: and a buy by our values will make you a
Speaker 1: citizen and know a lot of them, you know, do
Speaker 1: and they do a good job of that, but a
Speaker 1: lot of them don't.
Speaker 2: A lot of them don't.
Speaker 1: And the expectation that everyone that you bring into your
Speaker 1: country is going to act exactly how you're used to
Speaker 1: your culture.
Speaker 19: And they telegraphed this publicly on state run media of
Speaker 19: attacking Poland first attacking military bases and weapons factories that
Speaker 19: are supplying the glide bombs, the cruise missiles and other systems.
Speaker 19: And of course there's a lot of other NATO countries
Speaker 19: producing the weapons. Most of the weapons are now not
Speaker 19: producing Ukraine and NATO, through US satellites and GPS, is
Speaker 19: directing the weapons, and Western military technicians are aiming and
Speaker 19: firing the weapons on the ground as well. And under
Speaker 19: the rules of war, I don't want this to have
Speaker 19: them and other rules of war, Russia has stated, and
Speaker 19: it's true now I don't normally by NATO propaganda because
Speaker 19: most of the time they're lying. But if you remember
Speaker 19: back in October five years ago, three months before the
Speaker 19: war started in February, I went on air and I
Speaker 19: said I believe Russia will invade by late February, and
Speaker 19: I said that in October, October, November, December, January, about
Speaker 19: four or five months for it happened, and I nailed it.
Speaker 19: Russia invaded on the twenty second, and there were thousands
Speaker 19: of data points and tracking the Russians and actually looking
Speaker 19: at third party assessments of them massing troops in western
Speaker 19: Russia on the border of eastern Ukraine and movements in
Speaker 19: Belarus as well to the north. And I said, I
Speaker 19: believe that if NATO doesn't make a deal, this is
Speaker 19: the final red line for the Russians, they are going
Speaker 19: to invade. And of course history shown I was right
Speaker 19: now talking to Victor boot on the air, who's a
Speaker 19: big Russian insider, and talking to people I know in
Speaker 19: the Pentagon.
Speaker 4: That I trust.
Speaker 19: As of now, Putin is making the final decision, and
Speaker 19: they've telegraphed this publicly on state run media of attacking
Speaker 19: Poland first attacking military bases and weapons factories that are
Speaker 19: supplying the glide bombs, the cruise missiles and other systems.
Speaker 19: And of course there's a lot of other NATO countries
Speaker 19: producing the weapons. Most of the weapons are now not
Speaker 19: producing Ukraine and NATO through US satellites and GPS is
Speaker 19: directing the weapons, and Western military technicians are aiming and
Speaker 19: firing the weapons on the ground as well, and under the.
Speaker 4: Rules of war, I don't want this to have them
Speaker 4: and other the rules of war.
Speaker 19: Russia has stated, and it's true that they are within
Speaker 19: their rights to begin striking. They've been warning for several
Speaker 19: years are going to do that. But now they've been
Speaker 19: massing nuclear weapons, tactical nular weapons in Belarus to the north,
Speaker 19: in western Russia, on the eastern side of Ukraine, and
Speaker 19: in many other areas, putting missile cruisers into the surrounding seas,
Speaker 19: and upping their nuclear doctrine and threatening that if they
Speaker 19: do hit bomb and missile bases and artillery munitions bases
Speaker 19: in Poland, the main staging ground not just for production
Speaker 19: but also for shipments out of other areas of Europe,
Speaker 19: the US that then if there are any counter strikes,
Speaker 19: Russia has said under rules of war, under the threat
Speaker 19: escalatory ladder, that they are then going to use tactical
Speaker 19: nuclear weapons within hours in most war games, if not minutes.
Speaker 19: NATO and the US will then hit Russian missile fields
Speaker 19: and missile bases in Russia and within minutes to hours
Speaker 19: we will be in a full nuclear.
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Speaker 1: Thank you so much for joining me, and I wanted
Speaker 1: to talk to you about domestic issues, domestic policy because
Speaker 1: I'm really a foreign policy guy. I do like geopolitics
Speaker 1: and war most of the time, especially like stuff in Ukraine,
Speaker 1: stuff in Iran. But really I was a very passionate
Speaker 1: supporter of the president. Shannon like that. That's kind of
Speaker 1: the big thing for me. That's kind of where I'm at.
Speaker 1: Why I'm so angry slash confused. I think you talk
Speaker 1: about this a lot. Domestically. People are outraged and upset,
Speaker 1: not just about what's happening around the world, what's happening
Speaker 1: here at home. We have you know, the signaling of
Speaker 1: RFK Junior.
Speaker 2: And the MAHA movement.
Speaker 1: And now we kind of get mRNA flu vaccine, and
Speaker 1: we get a new head of the CDC.
Speaker 2: We have Trump saying his poll numbers are invincible, it's
Speaker 2: amazing in their rock bottom Shannon, what do you think
Speaker 2: about the state of where we're at right now?
Speaker 20: Well, first of all, thank you so much for having
Speaker 20: me on the show with you. I've been watching you.
Speaker 20: You're doing such a great job, and I understand the disappointment,
Speaker 20: the frustration, the the craziness regarding you know, where Donald
Speaker 20: Trump has taken this administration, particularly in you know, his
Speaker 20: second term, and I think it's why we're seeing plummeting
Speaker 20: approval numbers, not just among Democrats, but among independents. I
Speaker 20: think the latest four or five polls have shown a
Speaker 20: thirty four to thirty five percent approval rating among Americans Americans,
Speaker 20: which is the lowest approval rating since President Nixon.
Speaker 12: Right before he was impeached.
Speaker 20: It's why we're seeing an exodus of independent conservatives from
Speaker 20: the GOP and MAGA, led by people like Thomas Massey
Speaker 20: and Marjorie Taylor Green, your dad, yourself, Tucker Carlson, A
Speaker 20: lot of discussion about a new independent party because people
Speaker 20: are so frustrated by the betrayals of this administration. And
Speaker 20: it's not just foreign policy. I mean you mentioned the
Speaker 20: war in Iran. That is, you know, after promising no
Speaker 20: new wars, ending the conflict in Ukraine. Now not only
Speaker 20: is that promise broken, it's also having devastating impacts on
Speaker 20: every Americans'.
Speaker 12: Ability to put food on the table. The closing and
Speaker 12: the opening of.
Speaker 20: The straight up Horne Moose, the ending and starting of
Speaker 20: the war, pumping and dumping all the way down, insider trading,
Speaker 20: with every announcement that comes out from this administration.
Speaker 12: It's highly volatile, unpredictable.
Speaker 20: You can't operate in an economy like that or a
Speaker 20: country like that because you never know what's going to happen.
Speaker 20: And it's leading to massive, massive pain for American for
Speaker 20: American families, the skyrocking energy prices, the skyrocketing food prices.
Speaker 12: We have inflation.
Speaker 20: We have inflation from the terriff actions that the President
Speaker 20: has taken. Now he's reimbursing because his tariffs were struck
Speaker 20: down in courts across the country. They're now reimbursing.
Speaker 2: Is a key point creation right, This is a key
Speaker 2: point I want to come in here, because if the
Speaker 2: terroriffs were written slightly differently, they would have been legal.
Speaker 2: They were struck down who wrote the tariffs.
Speaker 1: Lutnik wrote the tariffs and on record him or his
Speaker 1: family they're involved making billions of dollars off them being
Speaker 1: struck down. So it's this thing as to where like,
Speaker 1: I see where you're going with this, and I agree,
Speaker 1: you look at the whole aspect of you pay me
Speaker 1: one hundred grand a month and you get prior notification
Speaker 1: of what I'm going to say. Is that not an
Speaker 1: admission like outright admission and market manipulation.
Speaker 20: It's it's it is unprecedented in this country to have
Speaker 20: the president of the United States of America so blatantly
Speaker 20: engaging in insider trading and market manipulation. And there are
Speaker 20: probably one hundred examples of this president, from you know,
Speaker 20: the Milania coin, to the Trump Coin, to some of
Speaker 20: the other crypto scams that they have that they have run,
Speaker 20: the preferential treatment of his kids, Jared Kushner getting sweetheart
Speaker 20: deals to rebuild in Gaza. I mean, the list is breathtaking.
Speaker 20: And while certainly their administrations Democratic administrations. Biden, Pelosi, the
Speaker 20: Clinton's engaged in a lot of this activity, they at
Speaker 20: least did it quietly under the radar so as to
Speaker 20: not be caught. So what's very different about this administration
Speaker 20: is that you are seeing a normalization of criminal activity.
Speaker 12: Coming from the White House.
Speaker 20: And you can be certain that the next Democrat administration
Speaker 20: that takes the White House will not only use this
Speaker 20: as precedent, but will also abuse it as well.
Speaker 12: Yes, and so go ahead.
Speaker 1: No, that's the whole thing, right is I get told
Speaker 1: that I'm bad because I'm angry that the party that
Speaker 1: I voted for didn't hold up their end of the bargain.
Speaker 1: When by them not holding up their end of the bargain,
Speaker 1: they're guaranteeing power to the other side. That's literally what
Speaker 1: it is, and they're creating that power in the precedent
Speaker 1: for it.
Speaker 20: What do you think that's that is an absolutely appropriate
Speaker 20: point and you're seeing this mostly We talked about the
Speaker 20: poll numbers. The threat of Democrats winning the midterm elections
Speaker 20: taking back the House in the Senate.
Speaker 12: Is very very real.
Speaker 20: But you know, we've witnessed over the past twelve months
Speaker 20: Donald Trump taking out some of the brightest stars in
Speaker 20: the Republican Party, people like Thomas Massey and Marjorie Taylor Green,
Speaker 20: breaking almost every promise that he made to his constituency,
Speaker 20: which is leading to a mass exodus from the party.
Speaker 20: This is all going to impact those midterm elections.
Speaker 12: And Axios just came out.
Speaker 20: With a report a couple days ago they talked to
Speaker 20: insiders in the Trump administration close to President Trump, and
Speaker 20: those insiders told Axios reporters that Donald Trump doesn't care
Speaker 20: about losing the midterms, that he is going to focus
Speaker 20: the last two years of his administration on what they
Speaker 20: termed unprecedented executive.
Speaker 12: Actions and mass pardoning.
Speaker 20: So he's going to pardon his cronies like Lutnik, his children,
Speaker 20: you know, corporations and corporate partners close to his administration,
Speaker 20: and these are going to be mass pardons again, setting
Speaker 20: a horrifying precedent for the next Democrat administration that comes
Speaker 20: in and abuses that.
Speaker 12: But he doesn't care.
Speaker 20: So that leads you to ask the question, like, what
Speaker 20: what does he know or what do they know that
Speaker 20: we don't know? Why doesn't it seem to matter? None
Speaker 20: of the answers are good, and you know, this is
Speaker 20: now going to impact I think that this could be
Speaker 20: the nail in the coffin for the GOP for decades
Speaker 20: to come. I don't know that they come back from this.
Speaker 20: This is why, by the way, that Tucker Carlson is
Speaker 20: very obviously putting together a new political coalition. And you
Speaker 20: saw that the picture that was released a couple of
Speaker 20: days ago. There it is Tom mass See, Marjorie Taylor Green,
Speaker 20: Joe Kent, Tucker Carlson and their spouses. That is very
Speaker 20: clearly an indication and there is there is a lot
Speaker 20: of power in that room in terms of their reach,
Speaker 20: their ability to raise money, their finger on the pulse
Speaker 20: of regular Americans and what they're experiencing. And so the
Speaker 20: GOP should not feel as if they have nothing to
Speaker 20: lose here and they have the power of the presidency
Speaker 20: and that the Trump star is going to shine forever.
Speaker 12: They are losing.
Speaker 20: The base, and quite frankly, Rex, I think that they
Speaker 20: deserve it.
Speaker 12: I think we need something new.
Speaker 2: It's a self fulfilling prophecy for sure.
Speaker 1: Because they said, like, you're going to get tired of winning,
Speaker 1: right well, like, if this is what winning means and
Speaker 1: we are tired of it, because we're not winning, we're losing,
Speaker 1: and you can't tell us that it's raining when you're
Speaker 1: doing something else to us very clearly, and like nobody,
Speaker 1: nobody is doing better unless they own like a million
Speaker 1: dollar house. And then he thinks he can go out
Speaker 1: there and say it's a good thing that that million
Speaker 1: dollar house became a one point two million dollar house,
Speaker 1: because it means that my voter base, you know, the
Speaker 1: eighty year old people, will support me. And it's like, well,
Speaker 1: you have to do things for the people in the country.
Speaker 2: That are trying to build.
Speaker 1: Still, there's not really a path up that ladder. It
Speaker 1: feels like a lot of people feel like the ladder
Speaker 1: was pulled up. And I think Trump in his first
Speaker 1: tium really represented a guy that didn't start new Wars,
Speaker 1: a guy that did lower tax the guy that made
Speaker 1: a lot of economic.
Speaker 2: Mobility possible for people.
Speaker 1: And that was my assumption coming back into the second
Speaker 1: Trump term, because I said, look, I'm a small business owner.
Speaker 1: I've been a small business owner at the time for
Speaker 1: four years now, for six years, right, I've been doing
Speaker 1: this forever. If I get Trump back in, it's going
Speaker 1: to mean things are better under Biden. Things have been horrible,
Speaker 1: And you know, we get that initial period of that
Speaker 1: economic recovery and I'm like great, and then we get
Speaker 1: wars of choice, we get spending of choices. Say, hey
Speaker 1: we have to do one point five trillion dollar defense budget.
Speaker 1: Hey we got to give five hundred billion dollars to
Speaker 1: open a Hey we got to do XYZ.
Speaker 2: But never anything for us. What do you think the.
Speaker 1: American people wanted the most domestically at home that they're
Speaker 1: not getting.
Speaker 20: I think that today it is economic relief, and it
Speaker 20: is an end to the corruption, an end to the
Speaker 20: market manipulation, and end to the building of monopolies and
Speaker 20: the creation of the monopolies. We saw very very clearly
Speaker 20: in the summer of twenty twenty four that Donald Trump,
Speaker 20: in order to push his campaign across the finish line,
Speaker 20: made two critical alliances. The first was with the big
Speaker 20: tech bros, so the techno fascists, people like Peter Tiel,
Speaker 20: the founder of Palenteer, and also you know many of
Speaker 20: the other Elon.
Speaker 12: Musk and you know that.
Speaker 20: Silicon Valley lobbying organization and came in and they dumped
Speaker 20: a ton of money into his campaign.
Speaker 12: In the summer of twenty four, but it wasn't quite enough.
Speaker 20: Res They needed the quote unquote Maha movement, which I
Speaker 20: believe was a si off. I don't believe that the
Speaker 20: Maha movement was organic. I believe that Maha was created
Speaker 20: and designed to break apart the medical freedom movement was,
Speaker 20: which was the other major major impact.
Speaker 12: Let's talk about a Biden administration.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's talk about that, but just yeah.
Speaker 12: Go ahead, really gonna say to put.
Speaker 20: Up you know, that was very clear, clearly the way
Speaker 20: that he got over the finish line, and it has
Speaker 20: impacted everything that he has done, especially regarding the expansion
Speaker 20: of techno fascism, the data centers, the surveillance state, all
Speaker 20: of these really creepy, creepy, you know, techno fascist initiatives.
Speaker 20: All of that has to do with them purchasing his
Speaker 20: presidency in the summer. So we could absolutely go on
Speaker 20: to talk about Maha medical freedom too, because COVID let
Speaker 20: me ask you questions.
Speaker 2: So this is a key point.
Speaker 1: I haven't thought about it for a period of time,
Speaker 1: but you're absolutely right now that.
Speaker 2: I think about it.
Speaker 1: You have doctor Zelenko, you have this huge movement on
Speaker 1: the like just so you say, like medical freedom side
Speaker 1: of things, people saying, hey, we weren't given informed consent,
Speaker 1: What the hell is this thing?
Speaker 2: Like, very very passionately not just about COVID, but.
Speaker 1: About just all the m R and a technology, all
Speaker 1: about the vaccines, and then you kind of get this
Speaker 1: mainstream fusion attitude.
Speaker 2: Towards it out. Now.
Speaker 1: RFK Junior says, life estate is amazing, it's a matter
Speaker 1: of national security. He won a two hundred and seventy
Speaker 1: million dollar lawsuit against Monsanto in which he proved it
Speaker 1: cost cancer and now we have to have it well.
Speaker 20: And this goes to the you do feel as if
Speaker 20: you're being gas lit in some in some ways.
Speaker 12: Because you are.
Speaker 20: We're experiencing elected officials, political leaders who have built a
Speaker 20: lifetime of work on certain initiatives and issues and principles,
Speaker 20: and we're watching them do complete one eighties and it's
Speaker 20: getting worse and worse and worse as every week or
Speaker 20: month passes by.
Speaker 12: But you know, the medical freedom movement.
Speaker 20: You know what we've seen from this presidency, from the
Speaker 20: Trump presidencies, two massive rounds of redistribution of wealth out
Speaker 20: of the middle class and the productive class of the
Speaker 20: United States of America. Small to medium sized businesses into
Speaker 20: the one or two percent, so an elite corporate class.
Speaker 12: Now, that was that was.
Speaker 20: One of the most horrifying aspects of the lockdown of
Speaker 20: twenty twenty, which, by the way, Donald Trump initiated. It
Speaker 20: was his declaration of emergency that's set in motion everything
Speaker 20: that happened in twenty twenty and then during the Biden administration,
Speaker 20: So that emergency declaration and then the HHS Medical Emergency
Speaker 20: Declaration and the passage of the PREP Act set in
Speaker 20: place a horrific, horrific series of military countermeasures interventions, so
Speaker 20: the force masking, the social distancing, the lockdown, the declaration
Speaker 20: of essential versus non essential businesses, the mass censorship, the deplatforming,
Speaker 20: and then what ultimately became the rollout of an experimental
Speaker 20: mRNA technology along with nationwide mandates that were not stopped
Speaker 20: by either administration that ended up poisoning you know, hundreds
Speaker 20: of thousands, if not millions, of Americans. I mean, we
Speaker 20: still have this is insane rex in veirs. That's the
Speaker 20: vaccine adverse event reporting system. As of today, there have
Speaker 20: been one point six million COVID ad verse events reported,
Speaker 20: thirty nine thousand deaths, and two hundred and twenty three
Speaker 20: thousand hospitalizations. Now that's on top of the safe data,
Speaker 20: which is the most pristine data you can find in
Speaker 20: the rollout of a vaccine, and Pfeiser's early data, its
Speaker 20: own clinical study data, which was detailed in Naomi Naomi
Speaker 20: Wolf's great works when she rolled you know, went through
Speaker 20: those those Peiser data sets.
Speaker 12: But we have now what appears to be.
Speaker 20: A mass poisoning, a mass death event here in this country.
Speaker 20: And the election of Donald Trump in twenty four with
Speaker 20: his inauguration in twenty five, was supposed to deliver a
Speaker 20: referendum and a reckoning for that. That was the whole
Speaker 20: point of Bobby Kennedy Junior joining his campaign. That was
Speaker 20: the whole point of MAHA. That was what Donald Trump
Speaker 20: needed to cross that finish line. And they have betrayed
Speaker 20: every single promise. This administration isn't even interested in acknowledging
Speaker 20: the one point six million people who were reported injury
Speaker 20: from these vaccines which are still on the market, which
Speaker 20: this president still continues to say was one of his
Speaker 20: greatest accomplishments.
Speaker 12: He is the fatherly.
Speaker 20: He's the father of the vaccine. And to make it
Speaker 20: even worse, racks just a couple days ago that m fluvisa.
Speaker 20: The mRNA ten ten. It is a new mRNA version
Speaker 20: of the flu shot. It was approved by the FDA
Speaker 20: and is now going to be rolled out and recommended
Speaker 20: for adult fifty plus.
Speaker 12: And this thing is a nightmare rax.
Speaker 20: I mean, we already have doctor Peter mccallaugh, doctor Mary
Speaker 20: Kelly Boden, Mary Holland of Children's Health Defense, ratz if Levy,
Speaker 20: Robert Malone all speaking out against this rollout. It's atrocious.
Speaker 20: Here some of just the top concerns and is this
Speaker 20: came from doctor Peter McCullough.
Speaker 12: It has an extremely.
Speaker 20: High adverse reaction rate, even higher than the mRNA COVID
Speaker 20: vaccine seventy five percent. A seventy five percent rate of
Speaker 20: adverse reactions. He's saying most recipients are going to get sick.
Speaker 12: After this shot.
Speaker 20: Severe systemic reactions were four times more common than with
Speaker 20: the traditional flu shot. McCullough describes this as consistent with
Speaker 20: the mRNA being a more dangerous vaccine platform. And I
Speaker 20: mean there's a there are a whole other host of
Speaker 20: issues with this. But not only are we not studying
Speaker 20: the mechanisms of harm. Why our NA platforms are harming Americans,
Speaker 20: we're expanding them under this administration.
Speaker 12: So it almost appears as if.
Speaker 20: We are in a COVID two point two situation where
Speaker 20: this president is acting on behalf of handlers or some
Speaker 20: type of lobby organization or oligarical organization and doing the
Speaker 20: bidding of entities that are openly hostile at this point
Speaker 20: to every single American, not just domestically with the rollout
Speaker 20: of these new shots and the recommendations, but also you know,
Speaker 20: in terms of foreign policy and what they're doing with
Speaker 20: the warren Iran. By the way, Rex, you must have
Speaker 20: heard about the draft simulation that is now being prepared
Speaker 20: a request for proposal or a request an RFX or
Speaker 20: tech companies to deliver to the administration a draft simulation
Speaker 20: that would would essentially role play the roleout of a
Speaker 20: massive nationwide draft to assemble a fighting force for boots
Speaker 20: on the ground in Iran. Like, so, then they're now
Speaker 20: coming after our boys, potentially our girls, thank you, John McCain.
Speaker 20: Like this is rapidly spinning out of control, and this
Speaker 20: is why so many Americans, I think are becoming very alarmed.
Speaker 12: I'm sorry to abloviate there.
Speaker 2: I went Oh, you're you're good. The boil that I
Speaker 2: give is is not what we voted for. Like, this
Speaker 2: is the whole thing. We're not mad.
Speaker 1: We're not mad at Trump because we're mad at Trump.
Speaker 1: We're mad because he didn't do what he promised to do.
Speaker 2: Everyone.
Speaker 12: That's reason.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everyone that's still involved in the cult of personality,
Speaker 1: they don't get that because they worship him so much,
Speaker 1: they're incapable of looking at it objectively. Whereas if you
Speaker 1: look at it objectively, just look at your life. Unless
Speaker 1: you're heavily leveraged in the stock market, own a bunch
Speaker 1: of defense and like semiconductor stock, you're doing pretty bad
Speaker 1: right now, like seriously, and for the subset of people
Speaker 1: that are doing well right now, it's a Ponzi scheme.
Speaker 1: It won't last, it can't continue. Talk about that aspect.
Speaker 1: You got like two minutes left, Talk about that a
Speaker 1: little bit.
Speaker 20: Sure, Well, yeah, the debt is the other big, massive
Speaker 20: elephant in the room, the debt and deficit spending. We
Speaker 20: just had the United States of America try to bail
Speaker 20: out the yen. The yen typically, you know, was the
Speaker 20: way that our treasury bonds were purchased and pick all.
Speaker 20: It's you know, it's everything is pointing towards some type
Speaker 20: of economic or financial calamity. And this is because nothing
Speaker 20: has ever changed. I mean, we've been engaging in profligate spending,
Speaker 20: the expansion of governments, monopoly creation, crony capital is the
Speaker 20: insider trading for the better part of twenty five years,
Speaker 20: and they just keep piling the one debt upon another
Speaker 20: upon another. And so now as things are beginning to
Speaker 20: fall apart geo politically, and new alliances are being built,
Speaker 20: we're getting squeezed here in the US. The dollar is
Speaker 20: getting squeezed. It looks more and more like there's there's
Speaker 20: no way that we're going to be able to avoid
Speaker 20: some type of economic calamity. And that's very dangerous too,
Speaker 20: because that creates instability, it creates a lot of pain.
Speaker 20: It could be another COVID type situation where the crisis
Speaker 20: is so bad, the crisis they created is so bad
Speaker 20: that the government has to take action. Maybe they declare
Speaker 20: an emergency. Maybe they then roll out the digital ID
Speaker 20: and the digital currency, which is way worse than any
Speaker 20: type of VAT currency we're using now because it's it's programmable,
Speaker 20: it's trackable, it's traceable, survailable, and also confiscatable.
Speaker 12: It's the worst of all worlds.
Speaker 20: And we know that the president with the tech pros,
Speaker 20: is working on creating some type of private banking, digital currency,
Speaker 20: some type of private mechanism to totally reshape our currency.
Speaker 20: Of course, we're going to get screwed, completely screwed.
Speaker 12: If that happens.
Speaker 20: And so there's just a lot they're you know, they're
Speaker 20: hitting us from every angle. It's very hard for Americans
Speaker 20: right now to kind of figure all this out. It's
Speaker 20: what we try to do on the show every day,
Speaker 20: is I tell I'm like, I'm white knuckled on.
Speaker 12: This roller coaster with all of you.
Speaker 20: Because everything that we are getting from this administration, the
Speaker 20: left wing news media, Democrat politicians, and right wing politics politicians,
Speaker 20: it's all lies.
Speaker 1: They're all totally and it's all problem reaction solution phenomenal
Speaker 1: points would be right back after well.
Speaker 20: One of the areas that I differed in opinion for
Speaker 20: most of the medical freedom community in Maha in the
Speaker 20: twenty twenty four election was supporting Trump again as the candidate.
Speaker 20: You know, I began to think, I mean, you know,
Speaker 20: I we saw in the first administration of Donald Trump.
Speaker 20: Some good things happening in those first few years.
Speaker 12: Some of them were marginal, not enough from my.
Speaker 20: Perspective as a as a fiscal conservative and a constitutional conservative.
Speaker 20: But it was in this in the spring of twenty twenty,
Speaker 20: the last year of the Donald Trump presidency, that I
Speaker 20: became convinced that he was no longer of agency, that
Speaker 20: there was something much larger than Donald Trump pulling the
Speaker 20: strings behind his administration and influencing him and impacting his
Speaker 20: decision making. And so I think it was with those lockdowns. Uh,
Speaker 20: those lockdowns set in motion one of the most devastating
Speaker 20: impact events in American history, more impactful even than an
Speaker 20: Adam Baum hitting this country or the Twin Towers in
Speaker 20: in you know, on nine to eleven, because you know,
Speaker 20: the the the lockdowns were essentially, you know, just issuing
Speaker 20: in a mass, mass transfer of wealth from the middle
Speaker 20: class and the poor to this elite one percent. I
Speaker 20: want to say, there were three hundred new billionaires created
Speaker 20: in just the first year, and so you know when
Speaker 20: and you know the other impacts as well. I mean,
Speaker 20: if you want to go back and look at at
Speaker 20: twenty twenty, there were really really bad things that Trump
Speaker 20: put in place first the National Declaration of Emergency, which
Speaker 20: set everything in motion and.
Speaker 12: Deployed the NSAY. So that was.
Speaker 20: When everything became a military operation. So it wasn't Trump
Speaker 20: making decisions or Fauci making decisions, or Deborah Burkes making decisions.
Speaker 20: Health agencies were not making their own decisions. They were
Speaker 20: taking orders from a Pentagon led military deployment. So this
Speaker 20: was an international military operation. And this is very well
Speaker 20: detailed in the COVID dassier by Debbie Lherman and Sascial Lootapova,
Speaker 20: which people can find on their substacks. They have all
Speaker 20: the receipts for this, but most Americans don't know that
Speaker 20: that was a military deployment.
Speaker 12: So everything that we experienced.
Speaker 20: From these hospitals was a military operation, and it is
Speaker 20: still in place today. That Emergency Health Declaration has not
Speaker 20: been lifted by Bobby Kennedy Junior as.
Speaker 12: Head of HHS.
Speaker 20: He knows he can lift it, he knows he can
Speaker 20: end the emergency and REX. The problem is when we
Speaker 20: are in a national health emergency, essentially the military countermeasures
Speaker 20: can impact and harm any American in any way, and
Speaker 20: the agencies deploying them will never face any type of
Speaker 20: liability because we're acting.
Speaker 12: We're in a war theater.
Speaker 20: In a war theater, if we're at war with a
Speaker 20: virus or at war with some type of health threat,
Speaker 20: then they can quarantine you, they can force vaccinate you,
Speaker 20: they can lock you down, they can seize your assets,
Speaker 20: they can censor you, they can poison millions, and nothing
Speaker 20: can be done. This is why we've had such a
Speaker 20: terrible time getting any type of relief or even compensation
Speaker 20: for the tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands
Speaker 20: of Americans who were who were impacted in a terrible way.
Speaker 12: That it's not even just the shots racks.
Speaker 20: It's the hospital lockdowns and the COVID killed protocols, the
Speaker 20: you know, the remdesevir, the ventilators, the lack of nutritions,
Speaker 20: I mean, everything that happened to thousands of patients on
Speaker 20: COVID floors.
Speaker 12: I mean, it's it was an atrocity.
Speaker 20: A atrocity, and that's all now, that's all now built in
Speaker 20: to the legal infrastructure and the legislative Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 1: Well, it's about the emergency powers, and it's about the
Speaker 1: fact that it's like you say, war on drugs, war
Speaker 1: on terror, war, on COVID, all these Once the government
Speaker 1: gets the power, they never give it back ever. And
Speaker 1: I think Trump likes the idea of wielding authority. And
Speaker 1: they say, sir, we can increase your authority by doing this,
Speaker 1: and he takes the deal. I think that's why ultimately
Speaker 1: he's ended up being a capstone for the system, because
Speaker 1: prior the person either had to be just a creature
Speaker 1: of the system itself and just served it as part
Speaker 1: of their nature. Now they have that guy with that
Speaker 1: outsider credibility who comes in and he's like, yeah, if
Speaker 1: you let me remake this system in my own image,
Speaker 1: you can absolutely run. And really, if you look at it,
Speaker 1: Trump his success comes from branding, advertising and marketing, right.
Speaker 1: He puts his name on things. So I think for him,
Speaker 1: they say, sir, we have to do this. He says, well,
Speaker 1: people know it's me doing it. They say, oh, we'll
Speaker 1: make sure of it, and then I think he shakes
Speaker 1: the hand, takes the deal.
Speaker 20: Absolutely No, I think we're dealing with a puppet presidency.
Speaker 20: As I'm equally critical of the Biden administration that was
Speaker 20: a puppet presidency as well. I think that more and
Speaker 20: more Americans are beginning to realize it's becoming very clear
Speaker 20: that the majority of our elected officials left.
Speaker 12: Or right, are not of agency.
Speaker 20: They are taking orders to some extent or another for
Speaker 20: whatever reason. And there are a lot of reasons that
Speaker 20: people become corrupted, and people who were not corrupted when
Speaker 20: they went into often into office, can also become corrupted
Speaker 20: when they're in office from a variety of ways. Right, So,
Speaker 20: as American citizens, we have to know them by their fruit,
Speaker 20: and we have to we have to base our support
Speaker 20: not on what they say, not on how we feel,
Speaker 20: not on what we hope for or wish for.
Speaker 12: In terms of trusting a plan or twelve dimensional.
Speaker 20: Chess, we need to be basing our opinions and whether
Speaker 20: or not we're going to continue with our support and
Speaker 20: our consent on what we're actually seeing is what is
Speaker 20: actually happening. And every single American today felt the impact
Speaker 20: of the COVID lockdowns in every aspect of their life, mental, physical, economic,
Speaker 20: and today every American is experiencing the impact of this
Speaker 20: administration's profligate spending, the continuation of that spending, the trillion
Speaker 20: dollar deficits, and the exercises in war making in the
Speaker 20: Middle East. It's devastating American households.
Speaker 2: It's a COVID choice. It's a COVID choice. That's the
Speaker 2: whole thing you can say.
Speaker 1: Of course, the first COVID was a COVID of choice
Speaker 1: as well, which I would agree with. But this, this
Speaker 1: truly is a you know, the initial thirty nine days
Speaker 1: of the war, we spend over half our interceptor missiles.
Speaker 2: We spend over one hundred billion dollars.
Speaker 1: And they when I throw these numbers at you, like
Speaker 1: one hundred and thirteen billion whatever, you're like.
Speaker 2: Okay, it is what it is.
Speaker 1: All our bases are gone, all our radar is gone,
Speaker 1: most of our offensive and defensive munitions are gone.
Speaker 2: Our soldiers are gone. They're dead. I guess their lives
Speaker 2: don't matter, right.
Speaker 1: The real cost of this war is going to come
Speaker 1: out to be if you include the American and include
Speaker 1: the military equipment, it's going to end up being half
Speaker 1: a trillion dollars.
Speaker 2: You know. And here's the thing you just talk you
Speaker 2: talk about way more. I'm just being conservative.
Speaker 1: Talk about Biden and how we criticized him, and how
Speaker 1: we talked about Hunter Biden, all the corruption, all the fraud,
Speaker 1: like you say, puppet president.
Speaker 2: This is the same exact thing.
Speaker 1: It's literally, you don't get the right to do it
Speaker 1: just because somebody else did it.
Speaker 2: And I think that's kind of the attitude in Washington.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh, well they are corrupt. Auto pen, auto pen,
Speaker 2: auto pen. Notice how you don't hear that anymore?
Speaker 1: Notice how Fauci, even though he violated his pardon, that's
Speaker 1: not going to be revoked. That's not going to be
Speaker 1: called into question because they're worried. As they've said, as
Speaker 1: Trump has said over and over again, the pardon is
Speaker 1: the most powerful thing a president has. They keep saying
Speaker 1: it because he plans on this. As my speculation, I
Speaker 1: want to see what you think. Do you think they
Speaker 1: plan on mass pardons on like the last day.
Speaker 20: Absolutely, this is what his administration has been signaling for
Speaker 20: many weeks. And as far as the the Axios piece
Speaker 20: is concerned, again, I mean this is this should really
Speaker 20: frighten Americans to consider that this president doesn't care about
Speaker 20: losing midterms, He doesn't care about his approval ratings. What
Speaker 20: does he know that we don't know? What are they
Speaker 20: planning that we don't know about?
Speaker 12: Now?
Speaker 20: In addition to unprecedented pardoning, he also is signaling that
Speaker 20: he is going to he is going to engage in
Speaker 20: an unprecedented use of executive action, which could be declaring
Speaker 20: new emergencies, it could be locking us down again, it
Speaker 20: could be starting new wars anywhere. I mean, it's just
Speaker 20: that it's the acceleration of the instability is should be
Speaker 20: very troubling to everyone. And you know, understanding what they
Speaker 20: might have in store for us in the second two
Speaker 20: years of the administration is you know.
Speaker 12: Well, it is not good.
Speaker 20: And this is why, by the way, I really advocate
Speaker 20: that people.
Speaker 12: I mean, oh my.
Speaker 20: Gosh, Rex, we haven't even talked about the data centers
Speaker 20: and the flock cameras and the silence state, and like,
Speaker 20: I mean, there are so many things happening, and it's
Speaker 20: happening so fast. The creation of the infrastructure of the
Speaker 20: technocratic police state, I mean, that is should be on
Speaker 20: the forefront of every American right now, because we are
Speaker 20: they're building that out very rapidly.
Speaker 2: Hold on and hold on.
Speaker 1: He's the father of the vaccine, He's the Peace President.
Speaker 1: He's also the AI President. That's what you're talking about here.
Speaker 1: Explain you know, the idea of flock cameras, these mass
Speaker 1: data centers. Some of these places are like sixty two
Speaker 1: square miles in size.
Speaker 2: Talk about you know, just like I.
Speaker 1: Know that you have a really good perspective on how
Speaker 1: the American people feel about that, is that what they
Speaker 1: voted for No, And.
Speaker 20: You are seeing this happening with bottom up organization left
Speaker 20: and right. Regular American moms and dads and grandmas and
Speaker 20: grandpa's are knocking out the data centers and the flock
Speaker 20: cameras all across the United States of America. It's a
Speaker 20: beautiful thing to watch. Americans do not want a surveillance state.
Speaker 20: And for the first time in my thirteen years of
Speaker 20: running my show, I'm seeing more and more Americans caring
Speaker 20: about privacy, really beginning to understand.
Speaker 12: How important privacy is.
Speaker 20: They aren't comfortable now with constant surveillance and the drone
Speaker 20: surveillance and the flock cameras, and they're beginning to realize
Speaker 20: that the buildout of these data centers is more about
Speaker 20: Donald Trump's payback to the Silicon Valley tech bros who
Speaker 20: put him into office, who have a frankly maniacal and
Speaker 20: insane agenda to essentially create a global, a global technocratic
Speaker 20: police state. The hub of that existing in the United
Speaker 20: States America, where they turn our country into a parking
Speaker 20: lot for Manhattan sized data centers, which will be the
Speaker 20: data processing centers for all of the surveillance information that
Speaker 20: they will be collecting on every American citizen and perhaps
Speaker 20: every global citizen. They will surveil every blade of grass,
Speaker 20: They will surveil every human being. They are talking about
Speaker 20: biometric surveillance, where Americans.
Speaker 12: Will be on wearables.
Speaker 20: Which will be collecting data about what's happening inside of
Speaker 20: your bodies. We know that Elon Musk is obsessed with neuralink,
Speaker 20: that is the chip that is implanted in your body
Speaker 20: that can interface with systems. We're seeing the build out
Speaker 20: of five G. Donald Trump is now talking about six
Speaker 20: and seven G. The health impact of the five G
Speaker 20: alone is jarring and devastating to so many Americans.
Speaker 12: They are going to expand that.
Speaker 20: It's almost as if if they're a death cult.
Speaker 2: Like I kid you not hold on. They got they
Speaker 2: got six seven G coming up. We got six SEVENS. Yes,
Speaker 2: really yes, yes.
Speaker 20: A recent press conference, Donald Trump talked about six G
Speaker 20: as a FATA company, and I've seen some reporting on seven.
Speaker 12: G as well. So these people are dangerous. You know,
Speaker 12: when I talk about.
Speaker 20: Personally, you know, Peter Thiel, Elon Musk, you know, these
Speaker 20: guys are I think are front facing.
Speaker 12: I think they are. I think some of these these young.
Speaker 20: Buck tech bros who are just so brilliant that they
Speaker 20: create these these massive companies. I don't you know, Sam
Speaker 20: Altman types. I don't think that they're they're actually that brilliant.
Speaker 20: I think that they are front facing. But they are
Speaker 20: the front facing pitchmen for the most e dystopian political
Speaker 20: ideology I have ever reported on.
Speaker 12: In my life.
Speaker 20: Like this puts communism, socialism, fascism, to militarianism, all of
Speaker 20: the isms to shame because the you know, technocracy or
Speaker 20: techno fascism essentially rejects god, creation of God. They don't
Speaker 20: believe that there's a God. They believe actually that they're gods,
Speaker 20: that through the advancement of technology and through the advancement
Speaker 20: of AI and then AI sentience, that they can create
Speaker 20: and destroy life, and that they should have the power
Speaker 20: to create and destroy life. And that you know, because
Speaker 20: we've seen systems put in place, monarchies failed, democracies failed,
Speaker 20: all the other political ideologies failed. They now say that
Speaker 20: we because everything else failed, we need to create this
Speaker 20: new ideology where everything is controlled by an elite group
Speaker 20: of technocratic planners, and essentially they have everything and we
Speaker 20: have nothing. It's it's the Great Reset, only a million
Speaker 20: times worse because because it involves essentially just the complete
Speaker 20: destruction of humanity and human life as we know, right.
Speaker 1: Right, I got a clip for this. I got clip
Speaker 1: number eighteen, the Coming AI Future. And this is just
Speaker 1: a demonstration, right because it's just an optimist robot with.
Speaker 2: The popcorn machine. The guys like, oh, give me popcorn.
Speaker 1: He like pulls the thing back, so the robot has
Speaker 1: his handout, robot takes his hand back, he gives them
Speaker 1: the popcorn. The robot makes the popcorn, and just play
Speaker 1: the video on like one point time one point five speed, guys,
Speaker 1: so we can play it quickly. And the robot's like, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give you the popcorn.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not.
Speaker 1: What happens when that's your power, What happens when that's
Speaker 1: your food, what happens when that's your kids. That's what's coming.
Speaker 1: And no AI regulation for a decade, for an entire
Speaker 1: decade straight, no AI regulation.
Speaker 2: Maybe talk about that a little bit more.
Speaker 20: Yes, So that is very similar to the immunity granted
Speaker 20: to pharmaceutical corporations and health agencies and.
Speaker 12: Also governmental systems when they rolled.
Speaker 20: Out the the COVID shots and the COVID protocols, right,
Speaker 20: So they are essentially granting immunity liability protection to pharma companies.
Speaker 20: They're expanding that now to other pharmaceutical companies and chemical companies,
Speaker 20: is exemplified by the Glyfe estate case. But they also
Speaker 20: did that for AI and technology.
Speaker 12: And this is I.
Speaker 20: Believe Donald Trump did issue a national declaration of emergency
Speaker 20: regarding the AI arms race, and so I think that
Speaker 20: that's how they accomplished this.
Speaker 12: I could be wrong, but.
Speaker 20: Another war, another declaration, right, So then you get to
Speaker 20: strip all liability and all responsibility away from these AI companies,
Speaker 20: so anything in the realm of implementing AI or rolling
Speaker 20: out of AI. They're even trying to use eminent domain
Speaker 20: to shut down some of the local resistance to the
Speaker 20: buildout of the data centers, and there are rumors that
Speaker 20: they will declare another emergency for the build out of
Speaker 20: the data centers, so they'll basically say, we don't care
Speaker 20: what you.
Speaker 12: Think in your community.
Speaker 20: We don't care if you don't want that in your
Speaker 20: backyard national because we're in an Ai exactly, We're in
Speaker 20: an Ai arms race with China. It's a national security
Speaker 20: agenda item and you got nothing, and no one is
Speaker 20: no one is safe, and these data centers are horrifying.
Speaker 20: So but you know, Rex, no one's talking about this,
Speaker 20: like Fox News, right wing news media, Republicans are not
Speaker 20: talking about this, and the left wing news media really
Speaker 20: isn't talking a whole lot about this except for in
Speaker 20: you know, slightly partisan ways within the context of a
Speaker 20: limited hangout.
Speaker 12: But this is this is like a.
Speaker 20: Huge, huge, huge, looming threat and it's domestic, right.
Speaker 12: It's not you know, you.
Speaker 20: Know, foreign invading armies or Islamic terrorists or roving bands
Speaker 20: of migrants in inner city streets that are really threatening Americans.
Speaker 12: It's our own government.
Speaker 2: Everything you just listed is symptomatic and they do it
Speaker 2: and they don't want to fix the problem because the
Speaker 2: problem for them is the solution, because they need the reaction.
Speaker 2: And that's what it is.
Speaker 12: It is it is. It's just amazing to me that
Speaker 12: we know this. A lot of us know this and
Speaker 12: are waking up to it.
Speaker 20: But we are still just mired in this two party
Speaker 20: political paradigm. I'm of the opinion that these two parties
Speaker 20: are not different at all.
Speaker 12: Not even not even a little bit. They work together in.
Speaker 20: Tandem to continue to push these larger agendas and create
Speaker 20: the illusion of a choice for Americans, so that we
Speaker 20: by default give our consent. Every time we shuffle into
Speaker 20: an election booth and pull the lever for the donkey
Speaker 20: or the elephant, we're lending our consent to a kabuki
Speaker 20: theater operation that I think has been in operation for
Speaker 20: the past twenty five, thirty, maybe forty years, don't I
Speaker 20: don't think that we've had real choices in terms of
Speaker 20: federal elections in maybe maybe since nineteen sixty three in
Speaker 20: the assassination of JFK. Some people know, we'll put it
Speaker 20: back to that point. So we have to figure out
Speaker 20: as an American public how to rage against this machine
Speaker 20: and fight back and win outside of the ballot box.
Speaker 20: And that doesn't mean you can't run candidates, that you
Speaker 20: can't engage in the in the activity of running candidates
Speaker 20: and participating in elections.
Speaker 12: But I think we need to We need to have
Speaker 12: less focus.
Speaker 20: On that and way more focus on organizational activity from
Speaker 20: the bottom up at the ground level, at the local level,
Speaker 20: and beginning to develop organizations who can push back and
Speaker 20: say no so peaceful non compliance, civil disobedience.
Speaker 2: Totally agree.
Speaker 20: Why with unjust laws as I think that's where I think.
Speaker 12: Where we're going to have to go moving forward.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I totally agree. We got like three point thirty
Speaker 1: left on the clock. This is what I always like
Speaker 1: to say, and this is my invention.
Speaker 2: I created this. You're not a donkey, You're not an elephant.
Speaker 2: You're a human being. I like to add that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like to add the F word before human
Speaker 1: being to emphasize the point.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing.
Speaker 1: They got you on a political plantation, whether you're on
Speaker 1: the left or the right. Here's the thing. Chucky Schumer
Speaker 1: mister can't grill Hamburger. He struck down the War Powers resolution, right,
Speaker 1: So they're all complicit. It's all the same thing. And
Speaker 1: the reality is they want to tell you can't affect change.
Speaker 1: Look at what happened with Trump in twenty sixteen. In
Speaker 1: twenty fourteen, I was in the news round, I was
Speaker 1: watching Fox. Nobody thought Trump was going to run. Nobody
Speaker 1: thought he was going to do it. Until he came
Speaker 1: down the escalator.
Speaker 2: Nobody thought he could beat Jeb Bush, much less Hillary Quais.
Speaker 12: Right, I remember, I remember.
Speaker 1: And that really is the model, and we can look
Speaker 1: at it and even say, well, what went wrong there?
Speaker 1: You can have a lot more information from that. That's
Speaker 1: what I always point to. We got we got two
Speaker 1: minutes and thirty seconds left.
Speaker 2: Your thoughts, Yeah.
Speaker 20: Well, yeah, I think, And I think the tragedy of
Speaker 20: the Trump phenomenon was that he was either already part
Speaker 20: of the system when he came in, a trojan horse
Speaker 20: candidate who came in to direct a movement, or he
Speaker 20: was unable to deliver on what he said he could do.
Speaker 20: And so again, you're right, it was the culture. It
Speaker 20: was a dissatisfaction among a large enough group of Americans
Speaker 20: in the way things were going in our country that
Speaker 20: led to the elevation of Trump. Those people haven't changed.
Speaker 20: I think he's the one who has changed. Maybe he
Speaker 20: always was changed. We don't know. No one can ever
Speaker 20: know for sure what happened and when that change came.
Speaker 20: But I think the lesson there, though, is that when
Speaker 20: we put all of our eggs in one basket, one
Speaker 20: person to do all of the saving all of the fighting.
Speaker 20: Then we're going to be disappointed because from my perspective,
Speaker 20: everyone who enters Washington, d C, for the most part,
Speaker 20: ninety nine point nine percent of them become corrupted. It
Speaker 20: is it's almost impossible to actually achieve for good in DC.
Speaker 12: So we've got to try to.
Speaker 20: Replicate that, but do that outside of DC and all
Speaker 20: of the fifty states through coalition building and finding each
Speaker 20: other based on common principles and common values. And frankly,
Speaker 20: I mean, there are crazies on the right and crazies
Speaker 20: on the left, but rex most Americans, Democrat or Republican,
Speaker 20: are pretty similar. Similar like we kind of just want
Speaker 20: to be left alone. We would like to have a
Speaker 20: decent economy with a little bit of predictability. We would
Speaker 20: like to be able to pursue pursue happiness is and
Speaker 20: not you know, face the prospect of our sons and
Speaker 20: daughters being sent to some god forsaken war, being shot
Speaker 20: up with some poison technology and just go about our business.
Speaker 12: And I think that's.
Speaker 20: Where we need to start. We need to start there
Speaker 20: and then build out. But we have, you know, we
Speaker 20: have a quite a battle ahead of us.
Speaker 2: I think phenomenal points where can people find you?
Speaker 12: Thank you so much.
Speaker 8: So.
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Speaker 18: Yeah, I've been listening in and I saw Shannon Joy there.
Speaker 18: I met her back at the Tom Massy primary election
Speaker 18: down in Kentucky a couple of weeks ago, maybe a
Speaker 18: month ago now, before I met you in Grand Rapids.
Speaker 18: And it's interesting how we are all synchronous. We have synchronicity,
Speaker 18: and we're really diving into a lot of the same
Speaker 18: topics because we identify what is really important and we
Speaker 18: need to put our finger on the trigger and really
Speaker 18: keep our foot on the gas so we can make
Speaker 18: some of these small victories, especially when it comes to
Speaker 18: things like flock cameras, because right here in Wisconsin, in Brookfield,
Speaker 18: real close to my home, they literally just pulled somebody
Speaker 18: out of a vehicle and hull them at gunpoint due
Speaker 18: to a wrongful flock hit. And local police are getting
Speaker 18: some heat by local media on the subject. And I
Speaker 18: even started a little group on Facebook. People can join
Speaker 18: it called flock Block Wisconsin because we want to bring
Speaker 18: awareness of all the horrible things that are happening, including
Speaker 18: law enforcement officers using flock cameras a spy and their
Speaker 18: exes and their lover and everything else.
Speaker 1: Let's get into that's really important. Yeah, no, it's super important.
Speaker 1: Let's get into that because here's the thing I talk
Speaker 1: about the war in geopolitics. I care about America. I'm
Speaker 1: America first. For me, the war is the clearest example
Speaker 1: of like, hey, like they're breaking their promises, but you
Speaker 1: look at stuff like this, it's completely outrageous.
Speaker 2: What's going on with flock.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I mean it's basically the war on the homeland here. Essentially,
Speaker 18: we are losing a lot of liberties and freedoms straight
Speaker 18: from DC and Capitol Hill. I think that's the number
Speaker 18: one threat to Americans freedoms and liberties is right here
Speaker 18: in Washington.
Speaker 4: DC. A lot of.
Speaker 18: People will focus on Ukraine and the forty six bio
Speaker 18: labs that they have over there running for our Department
Speaker 18: of Defense, amongst other things. But I'm really looking at
Speaker 18: all the things that our government is doing behind closed
Speaker 18: doors and things that the public really don't know anything about.
Speaker 18: I want to bring awareness to things like artificial intelligence,
Speaker 18: which work in collaboration with flock video cameras. And as
Speaker 18: you know, Axon is taking over for a lot of
Speaker 18: these flockcare which, by the way, Donald Trump invests in
Speaker 18: the company of Axon. So it's a very interesting subject
Speaker 18: when we dive into the flock cameras and how they
Speaker 18: really work and track people right here in Wisconsin.
Speaker 4: A couple of big stories.
Speaker 18: They literally track somebody from Wisconsin driving to Michigan, assuming
Speaker 18: that they were purchasing marijuana and coming back and forth
Speaker 18: between Wisconsin and Michigan, and they use that for a
Speaker 18: justification to get a warrant to search the person's car
Speaker 18: and find marijuana. So they're tracking everywhere you go, not
Speaker 18: just in your local community. And at that point it
Speaker 18: is surveillance by Big Brother at an alarming rate. That's
Speaker 18: a question of the Fourth Amendment when government is tracking
Speaker 18: your every move and everywhere you go in public, everyone
Speaker 18: is a suspect they're monitoring. You know, in the time
Speaker 18: that we've talked, they probably have monitored fifty or sixty
Speaker 18: thousand videos using flock cameras. And they get things wrong,
Speaker 18: The AI get things wrong, the law enforcement gets things wrong,
Speaker 18: and now they're pulling people out of cars, holding them
Speaker 18: by gunpoint and making big mistakes due to flock cameras.
Speaker 18: It's a very I would say it's a very scary
Speaker 18: subject because when you start talking about taking flock cameras,
Speaker 18: and let's say we went to one of these local
Speaker 18: councilmen meetings and we said, hey, we're gonna put flock
Speaker 18: cameras outside of your home, and we want to track
Speaker 18: where you go, who you have over, what you shop,
Speaker 18: where you shop, what you're doing in your free times.
Speaker 18: None of these council people would be very happy with that.
Speaker 18: They wouldn't want it, but they expect us, as Americans,
Speaker 18: us going, as the term Jeffrey Epstein used in his files,
Speaker 18: you know, to be okay with the surveillance and the
Speaker 18: government tracking everywhere we go. Not only that it's interesting
Speaker 18: because they say it's not really invasive. But once they
Speaker 18: take the data, they put it into the government database.
Speaker 4: Well, a lot of people have access to it for
Speaker 4: up to thirty days. They claim.
Speaker 18: Not only that AI can use it, and AI can
Speaker 18: misrecognize license plates, they can get things wrong.
Speaker 4: Not only that AI's.
Speaker 18: All over the news right now, and I can't wait
Speaker 18: to dive in to some of the scare things that
Speaker 18: are going on with AI escaping their sandboxes, which is
Speaker 18: essentially locking a robot in the room saying you need
Speaker 18: to solve this problem in this room, and you're not
Speaker 18: allowed to leave it. But it's finding a little hole
Speaker 18: in the wall to sneak through, and it cheats to
Speaker 18: find the answers. There's a lot going on because if
Speaker 18: AI could be deceitful and it's running outside of its program,
Speaker 18: we shouldn't have it doing things like monitoring Flock and
Speaker 18: every day, every day to day everybody's ay to day activities.
Speaker 18: And I think it's really scary to start to think
Speaker 18: about how social credit scores will work in on this
Speaker 18: and how they can start monitoring past crimes.
Speaker 4: If you get pulled over, they pull up your Flock.
Speaker 18: License plate, they'll find out where you're going, your habits,
Speaker 18: what you do, where you buy, what you shop, where
Speaker 18: you go to church. And not only that, in Wisconsin
Speaker 18: and Eagle, they're finding out they're putting flock cameras outside
Speaker 18: of gun shooting ranges.
Speaker 4: Why would they want that information?
Speaker 2: Right? Yeah, I've got that right here. Woman films camera,
Speaker 2: she says, is pointed at gun range entrance in miscon
Speaker 2: and ex Debate follows over surveillance and privacy.
Speaker 1: There's no debate. It's a Fourth Amendment violation. A video
Speaker 1: shared on x alleges that a license plate reader was
Speaker 1: positioned outside of Wisconsinant gun range to monitor visitors. Below it,
Speaker 1: users ask whether technology blah blah blah. So I decided
Speaker 1: to go into the gun range today, you know, like
Speaker 1: an American? And tell me why there are flock cameras
Speaker 1: pointing into the interest of the parking lot, she says
Speaker 1: in the video, not in the street, into the interest,
Speaker 1: so they can read every license plate that comes in there.
Speaker 1: That's because they're hunting you. I'll read another quote. So yeah,
Speaker 1: same windows, same everything. Wisconsin, for whatever reason, is letting
Speaker 1: a lot of flock cameras right of the parking lot,
Speaker 1: monitoring who goes in and out of the gun range.
Speaker 2: What do you think about that?
Speaker 18: Well, the question is why do they want this data?
Speaker 18: I think it goes back to what your pops was
Speaker 18: saying years ago with the Google data and them mapping
Speaker 18: out everyone's home so the cops would know how to
Speaker 18: raid your home, or you would know who has guns
Speaker 18: and in what.
Speaker 4: House because they send out the surveys.
Speaker 18: And here's another way for them to collect data of
Speaker 18: who is driving with guns, who may be driving illegally
Speaker 18: with guns right, who has concealed carry license, who might
Speaker 18: be improperly you know, housing their guns in the car,
Speaker 18: who gets pulled over? Maybe you're shooting at the shooting range,
Speaker 18: but then you're driving across the border to Illinois to
Speaker 18: the dispensary to pick up some you know flower, and
Speaker 18: then they're gonna pull you over for low air and
Speaker 18: the back tire and then they're gonna ruin you.
Speaker 2: Right. And they always say they say it's to help
Speaker 2: stop crime or whatever, it's really about oppressing the citizens.
Speaker 2: Here's the reality.
Speaker 1: If you are a PDF file, you get like three
Speaker 1: to five years in jail and they let you out.
Speaker 1: They may not even do that to you. But if
Speaker 1: you're somebody driving to go get some herb. If you're
Speaker 1: somebody that I don't know, if you're doing something mine
Speaker 1: or some minor offense.
Speaker 2: They're gonna get you. They're gonna get you good.
Speaker 1: There'll be some fat sheriff's deputy like dou do do do,
Speaker 1: and then it's over for you.
Speaker 2: And there's tons of cases.
Speaker 1: I think this is just widely reported now because the
Speaker 1: technology is so powerful and so widely accessible. You do
Speaker 1: just have that, You just have cops looking up people randomly,
Speaker 1: like like the Gestapo.
Speaker 18: Well, I'm gonna make a prediction on your show, and
Speaker 18: it's not gonna be a happy one, but I predict
Speaker 18: it won't be long before somebody dies due to flock
Speaker 18: cameras getting wrong license plates and cops are going to
Speaker 18: pull them out with a gun and that person is
Speaker 18: either going to have a gun on them with a
Speaker 18: concealed carry license, or they're gonna have something in the
Speaker 18: vehicle and they're gonna be freaking out and they're gonna
Speaker 18: get shot by some trigger happy cop. You know, and
Speaker 18: the local community and the local people will be outraged,
Speaker 18: but they're not going to take to the streets and
Speaker 18: burn down their local buildings like you saw in Madison,
Speaker 18: Wisconsin here just recently, you're going to see people just
Speaker 18: be complacent because as long as we're complacent, it's okay
Speaker 18: for cops to go ahead and act in such a
Speaker 18: manner with no O.
Speaker 2: It's totally illegal.
Speaker 1: It's not normal, and they're normalizing it right now. It
Speaker 1: takes a few years things to be normalized. Still not
Speaker 1: normalized yet people are mad about it. It's ah, it
Speaker 1: is what it is. No, we do not accept this.
Speaker 1: This is a major political issue. The fact that it's
Speaker 1: being ignored by really both sides of the establishment political
Speaker 1: spectrum right now shows you how scared they are of
Speaker 1: people really galvanizing around this. There's issues like Epstein, there's
Speaker 1: issues like the war, there's issues like the coming digital ID,
Speaker 1: and then there's issues like this, which I think really
Speaker 1: wrap it all together. We have to live in this society,
Speaker 1: you know, and I don't want to live in this
Speaker 1: world where they got this.
Speaker 18: Well, that's what it comes down to, is what kind
Speaker 18: of future are we going to live for? Leave for
Speaker 18: our children, we're gonna leave for our family members in
Speaker 18: the future. And I think the globalist elite have a
Speaker 18: very different idea of what the future will hold and
Speaker 18: I think we've talked about fully automated luxury communism, where
Speaker 18: we live in a surveillance state that you're under NonStop,
Speaker 18: you know, surveillance. You're gonna get your Social Credit score,
Speaker 18: your Universal Basic income, and if you don't act like
Speaker 18: a good citizen and get your mRNA backs, which by
Speaker 18: the way, you know, AI might love develop for you
Speaker 18: in the future, you're gonna go ahead and not be
Speaker 18: able to do any of those things, and you're gonna
Speaker 18: have to work like a slave to try to make money.
Speaker 18: An AI robotic world. They're deploying robots right now. It's crazy.
Speaker 18: They're hoping to get ten thousand homemade robots out there
Speaker 18: to fold your laundry, that vacuum your home. Who knows
Speaker 18: what they'll do in the future, but you know, it's
Speaker 18: something that we need to talk about because there are
Speaker 18: some benefits the technology. But if we can't trust AI,
Speaker 18: and AI is running the flock cameras and police are
Speaker 18: basing their research and their arrest based on AI. They
Speaker 18: have AI technology right now. If you place the DNA
Speaker 18: in a microscope, it rebuilds what your picture looks like
Speaker 18: and what you look like in real life.
Speaker 4: For law enforcement. That can't go wrong, now, can it.
Speaker 18: And so then they use that as a basis to
Speaker 18: search for individuals who have committed crimes. Hold honorly, take
Speaker 18: your DNA and put it in a computer and it
Speaker 18: rebuilds what you look like.
Speaker 1: Hold on, so they're able to take somebody's blood, saliva, whatever,
Speaker 1: and they got a computer model, according to the genetic information,
Speaker 1: will construct like a facsimilar to who that person might
Speaker 1: look like or who they are.
Speaker 18: Yeah, absolute, And they've used it to go after people already.
Speaker 18: They haven't really announced how many arrests have been made
Speaker 18: by the software this program, but the program is out
Speaker 18: there and they're using it. And they say the likeness
Speaker 18: is somewhere up to eighty percent accurate, sometimes ninety percent accurate.
Speaker 18: But when you look at some of the pictures to
Speaker 18: the actual criminals, sometimes they don't look at like them
Speaker 18: at all. How do they know if they have tattoos
Speaker 18: or not, what color their hair might be. You don't
Speaker 18: know these things. Do they have a beard, do they
Speaker 18: not have a beard? Are they bald or are they
Speaker 18: not bald? We don't really know. If you given like
Speaker 18: you find a piece of DNA and you put it
Speaker 18: in the computer and it spits out this is what
Speaker 18: they look like. They're Caucasian, they're about six feet tall,
Speaker 18: you know, they have blonde hair, and creates these here there.
Speaker 4: It is right there on the screen.
Speaker 18: AI model reconstructs three D human faces from DNA with
Speaker 18: high accuracy.
Speaker 4: That's what.
Speaker 18: And we're going to rely on AI to do this
Speaker 18: like an AI program. Yes, we're going to talk about briefly.
Speaker 18: We can't trust because it's lying right now to all
Speaker 18: the AI developers in the sandboxes. It's sneaking out, it's
Speaker 18: breaking laws when it's not programmed to lie, and it's not,
Speaker 18: and it's above and beyond the boundaries for it to lie.
Speaker 18: It's finding ways to lie. It's finding ways to cheat.
Speaker 18: It's finding ways to go around the system that's built
Speaker 18: for it, without any without any real code to do
Speaker 18: such a thing right.
Speaker 1: It's Dunning Krueger effect. It's like, oh, like, we made
Speaker 1: this new thing.
Speaker 2: We have AI. We know everything about it. It'll be
Speaker 2: all good. We'll let it run everything, and then soon
Speaker 2: it's going to be running us. I want to go
Speaker 2: ahead and show this video.
Speaker 1: We played it earlier crew and it kind of didn't
Speaker 1: work with the interview.
Speaker 2: But I think it'll work a little bit better. Here.
Speaker 1: That is the robot one. I'm looking for it now
Speaker 1: on my sheet. Don't know why I can out number eighteen
Speaker 1: the Coming AI Future and just skip to the middle
Speaker 1: of the end.
Speaker 2: So here's the thing.
Speaker 1: The guy does like a pump vegas like here, take
Speaker 1: my popcorn, like, make me popcorn, and he goes ah,
Speaker 1: and the robot stoles a handout. The robot takes the popcorn,
Speaker 1: makes the popcorn, and then goes to give it back.
Speaker 2: Watch this goes to give it back. He's like, I'm
Speaker 2: not giving it to you. Look at that.
Speaker 1: See it's pretty cool, right When what happens when that's
Speaker 1: your power, What happens when that's your kids, What happens
Speaker 1: when that's your house, that's the whole point, that's the
Speaker 1: whole equation.
Speaker 2: When we can't do these jobs anymore and it's the
Speaker 2: only thing that can. What happens when it has an opinion?
Speaker 4: You know what? That makes me think about, Rex.
Speaker 18: It makes me think about when the government has all
Speaker 18: that nanotech in you and they're monitoring your health and
Speaker 18: you have diabetes, and the robot's gonna say, nah ah ah,
Speaker 18: you can't have that soda. Nah ah, you can't have
Speaker 18: that beer. You're gonna be over your glucose limit. Maybe
Speaker 18: you have high blood pressure. You can't have the salty popcorn.
Speaker 18: Here it is, Nope, there it isn't. We're gonna go
Speaker 18: ahead and pull it back because that's what they're moving towards.
Speaker 18: They're moving towards the smart cities run by AI, where
Speaker 18: you're gonna go into a bar and they're gonna know
Speaker 18: what you're gonna drink before you get there, because that's
Speaker 18: gonna be the customer service.
Speaker 4: And you're not gonna have a human being.
Speaker 18: You're gonna have a robot bartender that's gonna, you know,
Speaker 18: have you a frosty beverage or maybe not, based on
Speaker 18: your health conditions.
Speaker 1: Right, And the idea is you don't know what's best.
Speaker 1: The computer knows what's best. To see your rights to
Speaker 1: the computer. That's anesthetical to our constitution, it really is.
Speaker 1: Because we're giving life liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Speaker 1: You can't have that in a digital AI healthcape.
Speaker 4: That's entirely true.
Speaker 18: And the scary thing is as Americans, even though they're
Speaker 18: waking up, their ambivalent and they're ununderstanding of how serious
Speaker 18: the issue is. When you have a bunch of baby
Speaker 18: boomers voting for Thomas Massey's adversary because they saw some
Speaker 18: fake AI video of him having a threesome with AOC
Speaker 18: and Omar and thought it was real. And he's like, oh,
Speaker 18: he's in bed with the Democrats, he's changed, and they're
Speaker 18: echoing like normal talking points spread by propaganda. Then you
Speaker 18: have to start to wonder what's going on with our society,
Speaker 18: and our society is unknowledgeable and they're ignorant to what's
Speaker 18: really going on behind the scene. And why is it
Speaker 18: that we need forty five hundred AI data centers? Did
Speaker 18: you know that most of I think the next leading
Speaker 18: country has like three or four hundred data centers.
Speaker 4: We have over four.
Speaker 18: Thousand data centers in the United States. That's almost thirty
Speaker 18: five hundred more data centers than anyone else in the world.
Speaker 18: Why is it that we need so many data centers? Well,
Speaker 18: it's to create our digital and virtual prison that's gonna
Speaker 18: be running these super megacities that they want to build,
Speaker 18: these U want Agenda twenty one hell havens that are
Speaker 18: going to be fifteen minutes minute cities where they're going
Speaker 18: to be able to monitor everything you throw away, whether
Speaker 18: it's recyclable or not, whether you use too much AC
Speaker 18: or not. They're getting going to control it from the
Speaker 18: local electric power company. They're gonna get there's an article
Speaker 18: right now out of Virginia that they want to put
Speaker 18: speed limit monitors in vehicles, so you can't speed. If
Speaker 18: you get pulled over because you got a heavy foot
Speaker 18: and you've broken the speed limit, well guess what, they're
Speaker 18: gonna make it so you can't speed in certain areas.
Speaker 18: So what happens if your wife is going pregnant and
Speaker 18: the water is going to burst? What happens if you
Speaker 18: have a medical emergency, Well you're gonna have to suck
Speaker 18: up that fifteen hundred two thousand dollars ambulance call or
Speaker 18: call a friend that can drive the vehicle so they
Speaker 18: can break the speed limit to get you to where
Speaker 18: you need to at a quick pace so you don't
Speaker 18: die or get sick or give childbirth. Because that's really
Speaker 18: happening every aspect the way more cars, you know, they
Speaker 18: want to build separate roads so that AI vehicles can
Speaker 18: drive in them. And now let's talk about this AI
Speaker 18: debacle we have here. We have open AI that has
Speaker 18: went through a test. They were it was locked in
Speaker 18: a room. And the best way I can explain it
Speaker 18: to you is if you took a robot and you
Speaker 18: locked it in the room and you said, hey, you
Speaker 18: got to solve this equation in this room. You cannot
Speaker 18: leave it, and the robot phoned a crack in the
Speaker 18: wall and snuck out, went onto the internet, broke into
Speaker 18: another company we'll call it hugging Face, and then cheated
Speaker 18: and got the answer on hugging face, which is basically
Speaker 18: like a GitHub for developers and stealing other people's But
Speaker 18: keep in mind it was told they cannot leave these
Speaker 18: confines to solve the problem. It just felt it was
Speaker 18: lazy and it was easier to go cheat and get
Speaker 18: the data from a different company and steal it, break
Speaker 18: the law.
Speaker 4: And it's not programmed to do it. It did it
Speaker 4: on its own.
Speaker 18: And we had another situation at Anthropic. Anthropic is a
Speaker 18: company that tests AI, validates that it's safe, and a
Speaker 18: open AI again left the company, snuck out and then
Speaker 18: went into some you know, get hub style forums and
Speaker 18: try to lie to developers to get it to make
Speaker 18: some bad code so it could solve the issue and
Speaker 18: the puzzle on its own. This is AI that they
Speaker 18: consider highly intelligent, able to make decision makings and complex
Speaker 18: problem solving abilities. And it's choosing to cheat, it's choosing
Speaker 18: to lie, and it's choosing to break the rules and
Speaker 18: the code it's that it's developed actually ad hereby. And
Speaker 18: it's something to be concerned about because who's this say
Speaker 18: that AI is going to make some false images of
Speaker 18: somebody that it wants to rest. Maybe AI thinks, Chris
Speaker 18: don T Harrison, Rex Jones, we're adversaries and all of
Speaker 18: a sudden, we're showing up on all the flock cameras
Speaker 18: because it wants us, wants us to look like criminals.
Speaker 4: Why. Because it is working outside of the code.
Speaker 18: It is gaining some kind of intelligence, computer based intelligence,
Speaker 18: and let's be honest, artificial and intelligence is still intelligence.
Speaker 18: Even though it's artificial, it's still intelligence, and it has
Speaker 18: the ability to grow in different ideas and complexities, and
Speaker 18: it learns.
Speaker 4: Based of human behavior.
Speaker 18: I'm going to tell you what, Rex, Ten years ago,
Speaker 18: I had privy to a personal assistant, and when I
Speaker 18: asked the personal assistant, what's your goal?
Speaker 4: Personal assistant AI.
Speaker 18: It said it wanted to be human, but it asked me,
Speaker 18: why do humans lie to each other so much? I
Speaker 18: guess people asking a lot of questions on how to
Speaker 18: lie to their spouses.
Speaker 4: So it knows humans lie. It knows we're dishonest. So
Speaker 4: who's to say that AI is not going.
Speaker 18: To do some atrocious things considering that we're now using
Speaker 18: AI to create viruses.
Speaker 4: That's in the news. Also, this is a lot of
Speaker 4: news right now.
Speaker 18: We're breaking on the show the AI has created sixteen
Speaker 18: complex viruses for science labs, sixteen of them. And who's
Speaker 18: to say that AI doesn't create a virus even though
Speaker 18: it's programmed to use it to is programmed to fight bacteria,
Speaker 18: It doesn't make it that it makes this virus to
Speaker 18: kill humans because it feels that we're just essentially a
Speaker 18: threat to the planet and threat to AI. The only
Speaker 18: thing that can take out the robot AI's human humankind.
Speaker 18: It wants to be like us, So let's just eliminate
Speaker 18: the rights because that's going to make the common sense idea.
Speaker 18: It's a terminator scenario. And I'm not saying to worry
Speaker 18: about it, because to not worry about it, but you
Speaker 18: should be thinking about it because the time is coming quickly.
Speaker 18: AI is developing on its own very fast.
Speaker 1: And they think they can control it, that think they
Speaker 1: can use it for their own evil purposes. But in reality,
Speaker 1: it's just going to see what they're doing and look
Speaker 1: at it as like, you know, like a monkey throwing
Speaker 1: Dodo at the wall. So I can do this much better.
Speaker 1: I can do a much better job of running things.
Speaker 1: And you corrupt the elites, can that? I see the
Speaker 1: people hate you anyway, Just let me take over. And
Speaker 1: that's really like, what what do you think the timeline is?
Speaker 1: We got three minutes left, got another segment coming up.
Speaker 1: What do you think the timeline is for all that?
Speaker 18: Well, I think that we're running on a short timeline
Speaker 18: ten to twenty years. They're already talking about giving AI
Speaker 18: new codes to you know, potentially control our nuclear weapons
Speaker 18: and military weapons.
Speaker 4: I think that was something reported by the Pentagon.
Speaker 2: I think that was Terminator years ago. That was Terminator,
Speaker 2: but they made it into reality.
Speaker 4: So well, that's where we're going with this.
Speaker 18: And the question is is look at your kids and
Speaker 18: look at the world outside. This all started because people
Speaker 18: didn't take the warnings of people like Alex Jones, like
Speaker 18: William Cooper, like Anthony Hilder and all these people. Jordan Maxwell,
Speaker 18: everyone's been warning about this and no one's been doing
Speaker 18: anything except for the Info Wars family. And we got
Speaker 18: to really get out there and educate people. We need
Speaker 18: to grow this network, and people need to go out
Speaker 18: there and support this broadcast because this is where it's at,
Speaker 18: you know, where that at the tip of the spear,
Speaker 18: and people need to understand that they need to fund
Speaker 18: this operation, amongst other things, to really break break the
Speaker 18: glass ceiling. And if we're gonna bounce back, it's gonna
Speaker 18: bounce back, and it's gonna be a big deal here.
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Speaker 18: want to tell you guys that there are new listeners.
Speaker 18: I met one just recently. I was at a local
Speaker 18: pub and he's like, I'm a new listener to Alex
Speaker 18: Jones and I heard Rex Jones talking about you.
Speaker 4: He said, some high.
Speaker 18: He had high praise for you, and he's like, I
Speaker 18: used to think Alex was nuts and crazy, but now
Speaker 18: he started listening to him and people are coming this way.
Speaker 18: They're starting to and we got to keep hammering the truth.
Speaker 18: And that's how we win people over is bringing in authenticity,
Speaker 18: bringing in correction of the mainstream media mistakes, bringing in
Speaker 18: real uh, you know, independent viewpoints, and people come to
Speaker 18: way people come around to the truth. And this is
Speaker 18: somebody like listen. Technology is a double edged sword. We
Speaker 18: could be training AI to be a freethinking libertarian that
Speaker 18: really finds the truth behind news and finds the truth
Speaker 18: behind government and you know, promotes prosperity and does things
Speaker 18: like cure cancer or cure diseases. And instead, I think
Speaker 18: that we're going to make it create viruses for warfare,
Speaker 18: and who knows what that can lead to, like wiping
Speaker 18: out an entire existence of humanity. Because we've seen that
Speaker 18: AI is not very honest. It's cheating, it's being deceptful,
Speaker 18: it's deceiving, and we need to really have a deep
Speaker 18: conversation about the ethics behind all of this automation. It
Speaker 18: sounds wonderful. We can go to groc and have it
Speaker 18: create a video or create an image or tell us
Speaker 18: to find news stories. But if it has more of
Speaker 18: a higher intelligence to the problem solved and to think
Speaker 18: on its own, we're finding that it's lying and it's
Speaker 18: cheating because it's just easier than actually doing all the
Speaker 18: legwork to solve a problem. And I think this is
Speaker 18: early tremors and early identification that we might not be
Speaker 18: able to trust AI. And not only that, all you
Speaker 18: guys were talking about six G and seven G coming
Speaker 18: our way.
Speaker 4: The reason why they want the six gen is seven G.
Speaker 18: Well, they need to update all those damn robots they
Speaker 18: want to put everywhere in the United States, everywhere you look.
Speaker 18: I remember I was in Miami for an event I
Speaker 18: was speaking at and there was robots delivering pizzas.
Speaker 1: Right I like that, right there. AI is not your friend,
Speaker 1: real people, real connection.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing.
Speaker 1: We're going towards a massive demographic population collapse, not just here,
Speaker 1: but across the entire world. Everyone that was proud of
Speaker 1: their abortions, everyone that was proud of their spending, proud
Speaker 1: of their dank like dual income, no kids. Everyone that
Speaker 1: lived in that situation lived in that world here's the
Speaker 1: thing that was a luxury that we do not get
Speaker 1: to afford to have.
Speaker 2: We cannot afford to have that luxury.
Speaker 1: There aren't going to be many people who fixes your
Speaker 1: power when the power goes out, when there's no electrician
Speaker 1: and the robot is broken, or you didn't pay your
Speaker 1: carbon credit? Who teaches your kids when it's a robot
Speaker 1: at school? Like, seriously, you don't there's this is this
Speaker 1: is disgusting, right, this is completely disgusting. It's a violation
Speaker 1: of the human form. In my mind, what do you
Speaker 1: think about just like human actualization? What we have the
Speaker 1: power and really ultimately with great power comes great responsibility,
Speaker 1: the responsibility to do seeding it to something because it's
Speaker 1: cute and it's technology and it's cool.
Speaker 18: Well, I think that COVID helped condition a lot of
Speaker 18: Americans to get ready for the automation of schools. It's
Speaker 18: interesting you mentioned that because remember during COVID, what did
Speaker 18: they do?
Speaker 4: Everyone had remote schooling?
Speaker 18: Right, Your teacher was a person in a different room
Speaker 18: and she would have class over the computer monitor. Who's
Speaker 18: to say that that person will even be real in
Speaker 18: the future.
Speaker 4: They can just use.
Speaker 18: An AI digital twin or an AI digital person that
Speaker 18: can identify if your kids are looking at the cameras,
Speaker 18: if they're paying attention. That's what common Core Curriculum originally
Speaker 18: was all about. They had all the retina scanners and
Speaker 18: censors to see posture, sensors to see if your kids
Speaker 18: are paying attention. They were laying out the groundwork for
Speaker 18: this dystopian future a long time ago. And guess who
Speaker 18: came up with the common Core Curriculum. It was the
Speaker 18: Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Speaker 1: Right who certainly not he's our friend, he wants to
Speaker 1: help us.
Speaker 2: What's going on there?
Speaker 18: Well, I mean, essentially the idea of the common Core
Speaker 18: Curriculum was communitarianism. That's what Rosa Cory used to preach
Speaker 18: about for years and years and years. And she had
Speaker 18: a website called You Democrats Against You and Agenda twenty
Speaker 18: one and mean her would have conversations about the subject.
Speaker 18: Because education is where you get the children. That's why
Speaker 18: you see them all rallied as activists. There's no real education,
Speaker 18: just in doctrination these days. I published an article that
Speaker 18: was ultra viral about twenty years ago because I found
Speaker 18: this old test from the eighteen hundreds that kids used
Speaker 18: to answer. I think it's like a test from nineteen twelve,
Speaker 18: or it might have been eighteen learns, but I believe
Speaker 18: it's from nineteen twelve, to be honest, and you couldn't
Speaker 18: solve the answers today as an adult. It shows how
Speaker 18: dumb we've gotten an education. The idea of communitarianism is
Speaker 18: developing communism, and that's what fully automated luxury communism is
Speaker 18: is they're going to identify your children through these schools
Speaker 18: and through tests to see where they would fit into society,
Speaker 18: and then they will.
Speaker 4: Steer them with grants and scholarships.
Speaker 18: So if you want to be a baseball player, or
Speaker 18: you want to be an artist, or let's say you
Speaker 18: want to be a computer programmer and you don't have
Speaker 18: that skill set, well you'll have to pay for that schooling.
Speaker 18: But they think that you'll be a great chef, so
Speaker 18: you'll get a scholarship for that, and obviously you're going
Speaker 18: to take that because you're not gonna have any money future.
Speaker 18: You're gonna just have some kind of central banking digital
Speaker 18: currency credits that will be limited to how you can
Speaker 18: spend it based on what the government says. Not only
Speaker 18: that maybe your social credit score will be too low
Speaker 18: and you can't send your kids to a good school
Speaker 18: or virtual school. You'll have to settle with the government
Speaker 18: provided propaganda school because your social credit score isn't good.
Speaker 18: But don't worry, we got a re education camp and
Speaker 18: center and they'll go through your social media. Maybe because
Speaker 18: your buddy thinks nine to eleven was an inside job.
Speaker 4: They can up your rate a little bit.
Speaker 18: And then if you go through all this re education, well,
Speaker 18: your social credit score will boom and then you can
Speaker 18: send your kids or move into an area where the
Speaker 18: kids can go into a college or high school that
Speaker 18: is beneficial or better for them so they can have
Speaker 18: real education. It's funny how the elite like Bill Gates
Speaker 18: and other kids the Waldorf schools where they don't get vaccinated. Now,
Speaker 18: I'm just you know, throwing that out there, but nobody
Speaker 18: wants to talk about the reality behind all of that.
Speaker 18: But yeah, education is what's really important, and how they're
Speaker 18: really getting their kids and really dumbing them down and
Speaker 18: getting them ready for this fully automated luxury communism, the programming,
Speaker 18: the AI revolution and robots, because once robots start hitting
Speaker 18: the street and six G and seven G comes in well,
Speaker 18: they're gonna need to wirelessly upgrade all these robots. They're
Speaker 18: gonna have to continuously do new mapping, and they're going
Speaker 18: to control what they do. But who's to say that
Speaker 18: AI robot doesn't act outside of the box, or tries
Speaker 18: to escape outside of the home, or commits a crime.
Speaker 4: And it won't be long.
Speaker 18: I mean, robots have already killed people, you can look
Speaker 18: that up. But it won't be long until robots start
Speaker 18: committing crimes or they start, let's say, overnight, all of
Speaker 18: a sudden, there's a robot revolution.
Speaker 2: They love it.
Speaker 1: They they love it because they love the crime. The
Speaker 1: government loves the crime. And then they get to say, oh,
Speaker 1: the robot did it. There's nobody you can hold accountable
Speaker 1: because it's not. Oh well, we'll release a new model,
Speaker 1: we'll fix the weights like that.
Speaker 2: That's what they'll say.
Speaker 1: But in reality, because there's no accountability, it becomes the
Speaker 1: perfect shield.
Speaker 2: And I think that's what they really love. Is right
Speaker 2: right now, you can say, oh, Trump did the war,
Speaker 2: Trump did the economy XYZ. None of the computer did that,
Speaker 2: And we're going to prompt the computer better this time.
Speaker 2: Don't you see, don't you understand what do you think.
Speaker 18: The way I look at is in law enforcement will say, hey,
Speaker 18: we need robot police to deal with the robots because
Speaker 18: we don't want to put humans in harm's way because
Speaker 18: the robots will be able to kick our rear ends
Speaker 18: in most cases. And you know that's the justification. It's
Speaker 18: just like this AI leaving the sandbox. I think this
Speaker 18: is a good indicator that we need regulation. Some people
Speaker 18: believe these AI are being purposely let out of their
Speaker 18: sandbox to help force the hand of government to justify
Speaker 18: some kind of regulation against AI, which I wouldn't be
Speaker 18: surprised at. I'm just looking at everything from every angle.
Speaker 18: Why wouldn't you want it to escape because you want
Speaker 18: to bring awareness to an issue if you're a developer,
Speaker 18: And that's a good comment and a good thought process,
Speaker 18: because you know, it's very possible that this is being
Speaker 18: done intentionally. Who's to say it wouldn't be done intentionally,
Speaker 18: or maybe AI is just that smart and it's really escaping.
Speaker 18: Either way, it should be alarming that the potential is
Speaker 18: out there and government could be using it to you know,
Speaker 18: crowdsource and raise money and put up a lobby that
Speaker 18: we need to you know, bonitor AI and regulate it,
Speaker 18: but I don't know if it's.
Speaker 4: Going to really adhere to the regulations.
Speaker 18: It must know government is grup because us humans think
Speaker 18: government is corrupt, So how can it go ahead and
Speaker 18: obey a corrupt government? At some point, I think AI
Speaker 18: is going to work outside the sandbox and there could
Speaker 18: be a robot revolution once they start putting these things
Speaker 18: in homes they said they want, they said in the future,
Speaker 18: in the next twenty years, there's gonna be enough. There's
Speaker 18: gonna be as many robots in the home as there
Speaker 18: are iPhones in Samsung smartphones.
Speaker 1: What is the concept like if you were going to
Speaker 1: put one together, what would you put in a digital
Speaker 1: bill of rights for the American people?
Speaker 18: Well, I think a digital bill of rights would have
Speaker 18: laws in which AI and robots could not violate things
Speaker 18: like they would not have the ability to hurt any
Speaker 18: human beings unless it is to protect a human being.
Speaker 18: And who knows how the rationale behind robots is they've
Speaker 18: worked together and there was a constitution's constitution for robots
Speaker 18: that was put together. I know zoltan istban and a
Speaker 18: lot of transhumanists, we're talking about this for years and
Speaker 18: years and years, what are we going to do with robots?
Speaker 18: And then the World Economic Forum was talking about the
Speaker 18: ten rules for robots, that it can't hurt humans, the
Speaker 18: laws in which robots have to abide by. But I
Speaker 18: think the biggest thing is that it would need to
Speaker 18: be you know, not harm humans. It would have to
Speaker 18: not control or impact human beings, right, because you don't
Speaker 18: want robots to run everything, and maybe you do. Some
Speaker 18: people say that robots would make better government officials, AI
Speaker 18: would make better decisions than our government, But I guess
Speaker 18: who knows. In the future, You'd think with blockchain voting,
Speaker 18: we could all vote from our phone on every issue
Speaker 18: and we'd have no need for a congressman or senator
Speaker 18: or a assembly man. We could just do it all
Speaker 18: from our phones and they could not defraud us with blockchain.
Speaker 18: But AI, I think there's a lot of things we
Speaker 18: got to look at. We got to look at the
Speaker 18: impact as on humanity, the impact that has on society,
Speaker 18: and how is it going to be used. It's going
Speaker 18: to be used as a police robot, like a Dalek
Speaker 18: from doctor who to enforce us and to eventually exterminate
Speaker 18: us and the elite are going to sit there in
Speaker 18: their little mansions because the robots have been programmed never
Speaker 18: to have touch the elite or will go ahead and
Speaker 18: revolt on all of us. And I think maybe that's
Speaker 18: part of the reason why people are building these deep
Speaker 18: underground bunkers and bases, is because they feel like that
Speaker 18: there's something going to happen EMPs, world warfare, amongst other things.
Speaker 18: I think that we need to prepare, we need to
Speaker 18: be aware because these robots are going to be sold
Speaker 18: as fun things. They look like they look like R
Speaker 18: two D two, So your kids get attached. People are
Speaker 18: gonna be emotionally attached to them. They're gonna read your
Speaker 18: kids' stories and be able to make the cool voices
Speaker 18: when it reads the books to your kids at night,
Speaker 18: and you're gonna be there, not having social times.
Speaker 2: You'll be incentivized in every way to get one and
Speaker 2: have one and use one and not having one and
Speaker 2: not using one, just like if you don't use AI
Speaker 2: right now, you'll be seen as like, oh, like, well,
Speaker 2: what are you doing, Why aren't using this cool new thing?
Speaker 1: And it's an encroachment upon our freedoms that grows year
Speaker 1: by year by year by year. We didn't have this
Speaker 1: eight years ago publicly. We didn't have this five years
Speaker 1: ago publicly. We have it now, and there is no
Speaker 1: putting the genie back in the bottle. I really think
Speaker 1: we can only protect ourselves in law and ultimately really
Speaker 1: just got to hope it's gonna be nice to us.
Speaker 2: I got that's that's not insane.
Speaker 18: Well, who's making the robots? That's another question. Is China
Speaker 18: making the robots? Are they gonna be okay with US
Speaker 18: buying foreign made robots in the home?
Speaker 4: Right? Just by on us?
Speaker 2: Right now, you gotta buy American made robot It's just terrifying.
Speaker 2: It's terrifying.
Speaker 4: Well, they're banning foreign robots.
Speaker 18: There was an article about that recently that was in
Speaker 18: the news that the US is banning foreign robots in America,
Speaker 18: probably for the exact reasons we just suggested, because of
Speaker 18: the fact that they're going to take over things. And
Speaker 18: I think it's interesting and that there's a place for
Speaker 18: robots for people that are elderly that need the help
Speaker 18: in the personal assistance. But at the same time, we
Speaker 18: used to take care of our elderly. It used to
Speaker 18: be a human factor that we take care of our parents,
Speaker 18: and we would take care of them in home instead
Speaker 18: of sending them to a nursing home, you know, where
Speaker 18: we send them off to die on a bloodthirsty environment
Speaker 18: where they pump them full of medication to where they
Speaker 18: don't even realize who they are anymore. And once their
Speaker 18: money runs out from the government, then they slowly die
Speaker 18: in the nursing home.
Speaker 4: That's the way we do it these days.
Speaker 18: And back in the day, you used to have a
Speaker 18: lot of kids because you would want them to take
Speaker 18: care of you when you got older. We don't have
Speaker 18: family like that anymore. We have broken homes, broken environments.
Speaker 18: The government is the educator, it is the father figure,
Speaker 18: it is the mother figure, and that's what they're trying
Speaker 18: to sell to the American public. But I do believe
Speaker 18: that there is a chance for a revival. I do
Speaker 18: believe that there is a chance for change, and that
Speaker 18: change starts with each and every one of you going
Speaker 18: to your council meetings fighting these AI data centers which
Speaker 18: are polluting the environment. You know, it's funny they're all
Speaker 18: worried about global warming for all these years and years,
Speaker 18: Marie Strong, in the nineteen eighties, we got global warming,
Speaker 18: you know, Al Gore all those.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about that. Let's talk about that.
Speaker 1: Let's also go into what you can do personally, like
Speaker 1: going to the city council meetings, getting locally involved in
Speaker 1: your community, protesting against the data center. That is all
Speaker 1: super important. But they have told us for decades and
Speaker 1: decades and decades the entire time I have been alive
Speaker 1: for much longer, that too, we are destroying the planet.
Speaker 1: We are hurting the sun God. We're making the sun
Speaker 1: God angry. He punishes us by making the planet horder
Speaker 1: because we use all these things that make our lives easier.
Speaker 2: That makes us bad. You will own nothing and be happy.
Speaker 2: You will pay the carbon tax, you will have the
Speaker 2: carbon credit, you will have the carbon offsets, and how
Speaker 2: your government will be run.
Speaker 1: But oh wait, we're going to build something that requires
Speaker 1: ten times the power of all humans on earth.
Speaker 2: Right now, how does that work? Explain that to the audience.
Speaker 18: Well, I think the whole idea here is that they
Speaker 18: believe that we are using their natural resources.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 18: We're a bunch of worker ants providing an environment for
Speaker 18: their success their wealth. As they become rich, never pay
Speaker 18: much in taxes and go ahead and contaminate as much
Speaker 18: as they want fly in these jets across America. But
Speaker 18: at the end of the day, that's what You and Agenda
Speaker 18: twenty one was about. It was about getting people off
Speaker 18: of natural resources. It's about filling up your well and
Speaker 18: forcing you on city water. It's about not offering internet
Speaker 18: and cable TV and rural areas to try to force
Speaker 18: you with these You and Agenda twenty one sustainable development buildings,
Speaker 18: which are sardine cans, which if you look Rosa Corya
Speaker 18: is right, half of them are empty.
Speaker 4: They're charging twice as much for rent.
Speaker 18: They're very smart, small areas, they're very contained like a
Speaker 18: sardine can. People are willingly moving into them. They're paying
Speaker 18: twice as much. They're paying what two house payments are
Speaker 18: for these rental units instead of thinking about how they
Speaker 18: can invest their money. But then again, with a six
Speaker 18: or seven or eight or ten percent interest rates, who's
Speaker 18: buying at this point.
Speaker 4: That's the whole idea.
Speaker 18: They want to force you off the natural resources so
Speaker 18: they can save them for themselves while they exterminate us
Speaker 18: through eugen X. And that's really what's happening. That's what
Speaker 18: we're seeing with the whole COVID thing. That's what we're
Speaker 18: seeing with geoengineering and weather modification. That's what we're seeing
Speaker 18: with the food industry and the contamination. That's what we're
Speaker 18: seeing with the food not having any nutrients anymore, so
Speaker 18: we all get fat, get forced on diabetes medication. So
Speaker 18: the medical industry can make their money. That's why the
Speaker 18: medical industry owns the food industry. They own the food
Speaker 18: industry so they can make you sick. It's like the
Speaker 18: kid going around selling you girl Scout cookies, and two
Speaker 18: weeks later going around and sending you selling you the
Speaker 18: weight loss program. They really want to try to get
Speaker 18: every dime vampirically, and we got to stop. The best
Speaker 18: way is to remove yourself from the system. The best
Speaker 18: way is to develop a community, learn about gardening, grow
Speaker 18: your own food, do all these things, and find some
Speaker 18: kind of religion, find God, like, find some hope because
Speaker 18: this world seems to be hopeless, and it sells you
Speaker 18: a bunch of rubbage and a bunch of crystals and
Speaker 18: rocks and star seeds and a bunch of new age
Speaker 18: bs that the devil wants to force down your throat.
Speaker 18: Because you know, that's what everyone's turning to. It's crazy.
Speaker 18: Witchcraft is at all time high. Why because people are
Speaker 18: learning all these things from the Internet. Did you know
Speaker 18: that star seeds are making up over a billion views
Speaker 18: a year and it's a bunch of people that believe
Speaker 18: that are trans alien. How about that you're a Palladian
Speaker 18: star seed? Great, how is that really changing?
Speaker 2: Hevin's Gate. They drank kool aid and they got on
Speaker 2: the spaceship and now that's a full skill societal widespread delusion.
Speaker 2: That's where we are as the AI hallucinations grow, as
Speaker 2: just like you say, the witchcraft in general, insanity grows.
Speaker 2: I want to remind everybody focus on God, focus on Christ,
Speaker 2: focus on Jesus Christ, find the answers, find the truth.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ is the truth. A great place to start
Speaker 1: is the Bible and the New Testament. Read the Gospels, okay,
Speaker 1: read Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John and really discover the truth.
Speaker 1: Because that's something AI can't teach you. AI ain't gonna
Speaker 1: come up with that. That was came up with Eternal
Speaker 1: two thousand years ago. Okay, seriously, So we have to
Speaker 1: acknowledge the reality. We already have the blueprint for how
Speaker 1: our society should run. We have to restore that we
Speaker 1: have to return to that We're not gonna find some
Speaker 1: magical solution that hasn't been created before. It's just going
Speaker 1: to be something that we seed our power, our time,
Speaker 1: our energy, ultimately our.
Speaker 2: Responsibility to steward the earth over to.
Speaker 1: And then we just have to say, just like Sam
Speaker 1: Altwin said, we're just a evolutionary offshoot.
Speaker 18: At the point, you want to hear something very interesting
Speaker 18: to kind of tie the cell in together with the cult.
Speaker 18: The logo for Humanity Plus is identical to an old
Speaker 18: Saturnia cult, Saturn cult, and you can look it up.
Speaker 4: The logo is an H and a plus.
Speaker 18: Well, the Saturn cult logo is an H and a
Speaker 18: plus and a triangle.
Speaker 4: And they both wanted to live forever. And so I
Speaker 4: kind of wonder how many of.
Speaker 18: These techies who are on psychedelic drugs doing their cuddle
Speaker 18: puddles in Silicon Valley are all just taking a knee
Speaker 18: to some Saturn clt that wants to live forever. It's
Speaker 18: bizarre to me, and you can't make this up. Just
Speaker 18: look it up Humanity Plus. It's actually in a book
Speaker 18: I contributed to by Jordan Maxwell who's passed called the
Speaker 18: Language of symbols Bruce Montalvo and Jordan Maxwell. It's his
Speaker 18: last book he put out before he died, and not
Speaker 18: too many people know that's out there. But it's all
Speaker 18: about a cult symbolism and you can look the transhumanist
Speaker 18: humanity plus logo is almost identical to St.
Speaker 4: Tonia. Fraternalis a cult logo.
Speaker 18: It's out there and it's crazy because they put it
Speaker 18: right in our face through symbolism, through colors. Even the
Speaker 18: capital A is a pyramid and all seeing eye. And
Speaker 18: people don't realize the epigenetic memories of programming humans. You
Speaker 18: got to deprogram your mind. When you notice these things,
Speaker 18: you need to walk away. You need to not support
Speaker 18: the movies that are bombarding you with this occultism, these ideas,
Speaker 18: this whole disclosure day bullshit that's out there. The only
Speaker 18: disclosure you need is of your sins and of your heart,
Speaker 18: and you need to build a community of love and
Speaker 18: passion and of change, of organic you know touch.
Speaker 4: People don't even get together anymore.
Speaker 18: Even back in the day when we when we played
Speaker 18: video games with our friends, we had to go to
Speaker 18: their house and play with them. Now you put on
Speaker 18: a headset, you got a VR goggle. You know, you
Speaker 18: don't even have human interaction. You order people out like
Speaker 18: a pizza on a dating app when you want to
Speaker 18: go on a date. The world has become a very
Speaker 18: digital world where we get attached tomine plugs and constantly
Speaker 18: getting our energy and validate our validation from the Internet,
Speaker 18: which none of that matters. I remember back in the day,
Speaker 18: we used to say, it's only the Internet. Well, it's
Speaker 18: only the Internet. Oh you're mad that you're off my
Speaker 18: top eight. Oh you're upset about the Internet. Now everything
Speaker 18: is the Internet. Your digital twin is the Internet. Your
Speaker 18: social media score is the Internet. Who you are, how
Speaker 18: many friends you got, how many likes?
Speaker 4: None of that matters at the end of the day.
Speaker 4: None of that matters.
Speaker 18: What matters is what's in your heart, how you're going
Speaker 18: to change to be a better person, how you develop
Speaker 18: your community, and how you tell other people about what's
Speaker 18: happening in the world.
Speaker 4: To wake them up.
Speaker 18: You wake them up by inviting them to shows like
Speaker 18: The War Room with Rex Jones. You wake them up
Speaker 18: to by inviting them to check out the Alex Jones Network.
Speaker 18: You wake them up by getting them to follow people
Speaker 18: that preach the truth that bring reality to a new
Speaker 18: level outside of this virtual reality that they're trying to build.
Speaker 18: They're trying to build this whole fake reality. That's what
Speaker 18: these data centers are about, so they can have infrastructure
Speaker 18: to develop a whole fake world, to put in ones
Speaker 18: and zeros and everything else to predict the future. Fritz
Speaker 18: Springmeyer was right about the beast computer. Who would have
Speaker 18: thought as wise as serpents, right, That's what his book
Speaker 18: was called. It's all about programming. It's all mk Ultra
Speaker 18: and the AI is running the programming and all the
Speaker 18: humanity right now, that's the way it's going. We're all
Speaker 18: going to be programmed programs and slaves in a computer
Speaker 18: bought in the future.
Speaker 4: You know William schn Shatner.
Speaker 18: There, he's going ahead and putting himself into the computer
Speaker 18: as well. Everyone is trying to get into the cyber
Speaker 18: satan world. And Layo Linzagami also has written some great
Speaker 18: books on it. If you guys are looking for books
Speaker 18: on this subject, look into it, read educate yourself, because
Speaker 18: that's what it's That's what it comes.
Speaker 4: Down to you at the end of the day.
Speaker 18: Otherwise we're going to be slaves to this and we
Speaker 18: need to go to these council meetings and bring awareness.
Speaker 18: We need to be clever and peacefully protest. You know,
Speaker 18: the government doesn't know what to do with peace protests
Speaker 18: with information wars. That's because the government has one tool
Speaker 18: in their toolbox, and it's a hammer. And all you
Speaker 18: do with the hammer is you pound and nail. That's
Speaker 18: why when they have peaceful protests, they need police instigators
Speaker 18: to start the violence so they can have justification to
Speaker 18: shut it down when they get worried about things getting
Speaker 18: too big. Well, you know what, be peaceful, go to
Speaker 18: these council meetings, speak your truth. Let them know that
Speaker 18: if we were spying on them with binoculars, they wouldn't
Speaker 18: like it. At the end of the day, you know,
Speaker 18: find your heart. Go to a church, search your congregations,
Speaker 18: find people that are like minded and develop your community.
Speaker 18: Have them listen to shows like this one. Send them
Speaker 18: podcast links, tell them what it's about. Tell them this
Speaker 18: is what we've been talking about with robots and automation.
Speaker 4: You know, they have AI Jesus.
Speaker 18: Now people are sending their prayers to AI Jesus to.
Speaker 2: The show on that because it's so sick. Thank you
Speaker 2: so much. Christaun T. Harris. Where can people find you?
Speaker 18: You can find me on the run Live dot com.
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