Speaker 1: In a world of deceit. Telling the truth is a
Speaker 1: revolutionary act. It's the David Knight Show. As the clock
Speaker 1: strike's thirteen, it's Friday, the third of October. You have
Speaker 1: our Lord twenty twenty five. Well, there is war everywhere,
Speaker 1: talk of war everywhere, Cruise missiles to be sent to
Speaker 1: Ukraine to strike deep into Russia. We have Trump musing
Speaker 1: about how he would like to go back to take
Speaker 1: Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan, talk about the enemy within,
Speaker 1: how we have to use the military in the cities.
Speaker 1: And yet it is the war against farmers that we'll
Speaker 1: begin with today. Who would have thought that Trump would
Speaker 1: betray the middle class, that he would go after our
Speaker 1: food supply, and of course he's doing it through the tariffs.
Speaker 1: It's amazing what is happening to farmers because of Trump's policies.
Speaker 1: It's just like the lockdowns all over again. Don't tell
Speaker 1: me it was a mistake. We'll be right back. Well,
Speaker 1: and what may be the ultimate backstab. We have farmers
Speaker 1: paying the very heavy prices they have before whenever there
Speaker 1: have been tariffs and sanctions against other people.
Speaker 2: They did it in the first Trump administration. It was
Speaker 2: very difficult for them, and then came the lockdown. What
Speaker 2: happens when we lose our farms? What happens when it's
Speaker 2: just the crony capitalists who are friends with Trump or
Speaker 2: whatever president is there, Biden or whoever? What about when
Speaker 2: they're the only ones who are making our food. Well,
Speaker 2: Trump's answer to all the damage that he's doing to
Speaker 2: the farms, it's just, well, we'll put them on some
Speaker 2: stimulus checks. Some welfare wants to destroy the businesses and
Speaker 2: destroy our food supply and put the people on welfare.
Speaker 2: As the US and now heads in the fall harvest season.
Speaker 2: This is, by the way, from Brian Shaw Hobby and
Speaker 2: Health Impact News is and the impacts of Trump's tariffs
Speaker 2: are being more clearly seen where farmers all across the
Speaker 2: US are sounding the alarm about collapse, with one out
Speaker 2: of every three farms going out of business in some
Speaker 2: areas of the country. Think about that one out of
Speaker 2: every three farms going out of business. But we're seeing
Speaker 2: this fall in the US are the effects of a
Speaker 2: mass loss of farm labor due to deportations, increased prices
Speaker 2: on farm equipment and other farm materials that are mostly imported,
Speaker 2: like parts for John Deere and tractors, and of course
Speaker 2: a loss of the China market, the country where most
Speaker 2: US farm products have been exported in the past years.
Speaker 2: Ohio family farmers described their life under Trump terriffs. They say,
Speaker 2: we're in a hell of a mess here, said Ohio
Speaker 2: farmer Chris Gibbs, a severe cash flow mess, a working
Speaker 2: capital mess. Gibbs farms more than five hundred acres of
Speaker 2: corn so sweet and alfalfa hay in Shelby County, along
Speaker 2: with a ninety head cow calfe operation. Describe the five
Speaker 2: alarm fire raging in the farming community from Trump's blanket tariffs.
Speaker 2: And of course again these tariffs were done without any forethought,
Speaker 2: not enough to fund our government. They were not there
Speaker 2: even to protect a specific industry, but to go to
Speaker 2: war with countries that he doesn't like, as we saw
Speaker 2: with China especially. Okay, well, I don't like what they
Speaker 2: said today, so I'm going to add forty five percent
Speaker 2: tariff to what I'd already put up, which is already
Speaker 2: how taking it over one hundred percent tariffs for a
Speaker 2: day or so, then he took it off. This kind
Speaker 2: of erratic autocratic behavior. It's destroying all kinds of businesses,
Speaker 2: but especially the farmers. Some growers have called the fallout
Speaker 2: from this chaotic trade war and the reciprocal tariffs that
Speaker 2: it provoked a farmageddon that could rain what made rural
Speaker 2: America great. It's that bad. Trump terrorists are shrinking incomes
Speaker 2: exploding expenses for farmers who, thanks to a president, they
Speaker 2: still overwhelmingly support. This is the insanity of all this stuff.
Speaker 2: They still love him, They still got the red hats,
Speaker 2: and they like Trump, and they will applaud him even
Speaker 2: as he destroys their lives and their communities. This is
Speaker 2: the insanity that I cannot stand from this maga cult.
Speaker 2: Come on, people, wake up, get a clue about what's
Speaker 2: going on. This is being done to you. Many don't
Speaker 2: know how much longer they can hang on. But of
Speaker 2: course it's not Trump's fault. And he's out there rounding
Speaker 2: up the pedophile networks. The guy that hung around with
Speaker 2: Jeffrey Epstein for so long. He's your hero in terms
Speaker 2: of shutting down pedophile networks. It's just unbelievable how this
Speaker 2: guy has been inoculated against all criticism and against reality.
Speaker 2: You just talking about Ronald Reagan as being the teflon
Speaker 2: President that nothing stuck. But this is a guy who's
Speaker 2: got garbage all over his life and nothing, nothing ever
Speaker 2: sticks to him. Trump's punitive terrace on forearmed buyers made
Speaker 2: their crops less competitive markets around the world and drove
Speaker 2: down prices even more, while other senseless terraces on fertilizer, steel, aluminum,
Speaker 2: and lumber just sent the cost of doing business through
Speaker 2: the roof. The double whammy of Trump tariffs is especially
Speaker 2: painful for family farms that make up about eighty seven
Speaker 2: percent of all farms in Ohio. Individual farmers are struggling
Speaker 2: to break even to buy supplies, to sell their crops,
Speaker 2: to build a sustainable future with long term customers, but
Speaker 2: the current tariff dance with Trump keeps them up at nights.
Speaker 2: Everything a farmer buys, whether it's phosphate or potash or
Speaker 2: agricultural chemical server sized machine parts, is up fifty percent
Speaker 2: over the last decade, while our proceeds from the sale
Speaker 2: of crops are down by forty percent. SAT a fifth
Speaker 2: generation Ohio farmer, Joe Logan, the former president of the
Speaker 2: Ohio Farmers' Union, a group focused on family farmers, maintained
Speaker 2: the industrial agricultural community is chugging right along, raking in
Speaker 2: billions of dollars while family farmers are not making any money.
Speaker 2: Does this sound familiar? Does this sound like the lockdown
Speaker 2: that Trump did in twenty twenty where the big Wall
Speaker 2: Street companies were essential. Walmart was okay, but you shut
Speaker 2: down your main street business. I don't want you even
Speaker 2: cutting hair. You can't have a living. You're going to
Speaker 2: go on universal basic income. Isn't interesting that Trump, the
Speaker 2: so called anti globalist, is implementing the globalist plan to
Speaker 2: take everything from everybody and to put us on universal
Speaker 2: basic income. It's welfare. He's the one who's doing it,
Speaker 2: because again he says that he's on our site. He
Speaker 2: says he's against the globalist even as he is doing
Speaker 2: their bidding and everything that they want. They're battling irrational
Speaker 2: terrorisfrizing costs, high interest rates, farm bankruptcy, and abiding dread.
Speaker 2: How they will move crops without buyers or the market
Speaker 2: trade deals that Trump promised to fix what he broke.
Speaker 2: The biggest crop losses to China are American soybeans. Last year,
Speaker 2: China bought twelve and a half billion dollars of soybean.
Speaker 2: This year they have bought zero zero. It was a
Speaker 2: twelve and a half billion dollar business that just disappeared
Speaker 2: because of Trump's tariff fantasies when he levied tariffs against
Speaker 2: them earlier this year and fit of rage, I don't
Speaker 2: like what you did. I don't like China, so fifty tariffs,
Speaker 2: and I don't like what you did yesterday the way
Speaker 2: you talked to me. So now you know another forty
Speaker 2: five percent tariffs or whatever. This guy is insane, unfit
Speaker 2: for office. As a matter of fact, it gets even
Speaker 2: worse because he doesn't like China, but he likes Argentina,
Speaker 2: because he likes Javier Malai. Because Javier Malay has now
Speaker 2: just become Jewish, I guess or whatever. But he's now
Speaker 2: given Argentina twenty billion dollar bailout package to help their economy.
Speaker 2: What about the farmers in the Midwest. You don't care
Speaker 2: about them, but you care about your pal Javier Malay,
Speaker 2: so you give him twenty billion dollars. Argentina then immediately
Speaker 2: removed their own tariffs to China and sold them several
Speaker 2: shiploads of soybeans. So Trump gives money to Argentina, not
Speaker 2: to the farmers. Argentina then drops their tariffs and takes
Speaker 2: the business that used to be the American farmers.
Speaker 3: With the crisis looming for hundreds of thousands of American
Speaker 3: soybean farmers, a text message to a cabinet secretary appears
Speaker 3: to show concern within the Trump administration.
Speaker 4: China has not bought a single export cargo of beans
Speaker 4: so far this year, which is not very typical.
Speaker 3: Soybeans are the largest American export to China in terms
Speaker 3: of value, the country purchasing twelve point six billion dollars
Speaker 3: worth last year, but in retaliation for new tariffs, China
Speaker 3: has now stopped buying, dropping those sales to zero. American
Speaker 3: farmers feeling the pain.
Speaker 5: When China quits buying, our prices go down now.
Speaker 3: This photo taken by the Associated Press at the UN
Speaker 3: last week, is amplifying concern. It appears to show a
Speaker 3: text message to Treasury Secretary Scott Besson from br widely
Speaker 3: considered to be Agriculture Secretary Broke Rollins. The message reads,
Speaker 3: we bailed out Argentina yesterday and in return, the Argentines
Speaker 3: removed their export tariffs on grains, reducing their price and
Speaker 3: sold a bunch of soybeans to China at a time
Speaker 3: when we would normally be selling to China. The message
Speaker 3: refers to a potential twenty billion dollar aid package from
Speaker 3: the Trump administration to help stabilize Argentina's economy. But after that,
Speaker 3: Argentina suspended its soybean export tax and immediately sold shiploads
Speaker 3: of soybeans to China, another blow to US farmers. In
Speaker 3: the mesa sent to bessent br says, this gives China
Speaker 3: more leverage on us.
Speaker 6: So we're going to make sure that our farmers are
Speaker 6: in great shape.
Speaker 3: President Trump has suggested some money raised by tariffs could
Speaker 3: be used to help struggling farmers, and the Agriculture Secretary
Speaker 3: says the administration is working on a former aid package.
Speaker 3: Rowlands does not confirmed whether those text messages were indeed
Speaker 3: from her Morgan Normood, ABC News, New York.
Speaker 2: Well, again, this is a guy who they won't tell you.
Speaker 2: He's playing for d chess. He doesn't know how to
Speaker 2: play checkers. This is ridiculous. These policies are being set
Speaker 2: up not to protect key industries. They're being set up
Speaker 2: to reward or punish his friends in other countries or
Speaker 2: his enemies. And so this is the basis for why
Speaker 2: all this stuff is being done in Arkansas, one out
Speaker 2: of every three farmers is going out of business. By
Speaker 2: the way, before we get to that, you know why
Speaker 2: is China not buying anything? Well, it's not going into
Speaker 2: changing time soon because what is kicking in now is
Speaker 2: a new fee that Trump has put on. If somebody,
Speaker 2: let's say that it is a country, let's say that
Speaker 2: it is not China, but some other country wants to
Speaker 2: buy agricultural products and they come to a port using
Speaker 2: a ship that was built in China. So it's not
Speaker 2: a Chinese customer. It's not China itself, but it's another
Speaker 2: country that wants to buy agricultural products, but they happen
Speaker 2: to be using a Chinese ship. Well, you get massive
Speaker 2: amounts of taxes now on these ships, each of these
Speaker 2: ships that come to ports just because the ship was
Speaker 2: made in China. This is the foolish obsession of this
Speaker 2: petty dictator. I've had enough of this guy and the
Speaker 2: people who excuse this. Here's what's happening in Arkansas.
Speaker 7: All across Arkansas, farmers say they are facing an agricultural crisis.
Speaker 7: Rising costs, market pressures have left many growers in dire
Speaker 7: need of support at TCHB eleven's Maya Ellison relays their
Speaker 7: calls for help.
Speaker 4: We're beyond ripple or beyond crisis. We're to tsunami.
Speaker 8: Row crop farmers across Arkansas sounding the alarm, pushing for
Speaker 8: help before it's too late.
Speaker 4: We're looking at one to three farms, one out of
Speaker 4: every three farms going out of business right now.
Speaker 8: Representative and farmer herself Diane Voud explains the message her
Speaker 8: and other agriculture leaders discussed during tuesday's public meeting in Stuttgart.
Speaker 8: They say it's a tough situation for farms, many of
Speaker 8: which have been around for decades.
Speaker 4: The heartache of having to decide if I can carry
Speaker 4: on with the fifth generation farm or the fourth generation farm,
Speaker 4: and knowing that it lands on me if I don't
Speaker 4: move forward. That is a lot for a farmer to
Speaker 4: carry on their shottlers now.
Speaker 8: Despite a recent report from the U of A System's
Speaker 8: Division of Agriculture showing net farm income expected to rise
Speaker 8: twenty two percent this year, experts like Jeremy Ross say
Speaker 8: the math on the ground tells a different story.
Speaker 9: Get ten dollars and you harvest the fifty five bushel crop.
Speaker 9: That's five hundred and fifty dollars and it costs you
Speaker 9: five hundred and eighty dollars to put that in, then
Speaker 9: you're thirty dollars in the hole.
Speaker 8: Meaning many farmers are operating at a loss with debts
Speaker 8: that carry over year to year.
Speaker 10: The truth is, it doesn't really matter what you grow.
Speaker 10: You are projected to lose money on an acre, I really,
Speaker 10: no matter what you've planned on it.
Speaker 8: Brandy Carroll with the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation says inflation, tariffs,
Speaker 8: and global conflicts have all driven up cost while crop
Speaker 8: prices remain depressed. And while experts say the Big Beautiful
Speaker 8: Bill Act will provide sixty six billion in new farm
Speaker 8: investments starting in twenty twenty six, Carol says, by then
Speaker 8: it's too late.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 10: And so they're facing a really hard choice right now
Speaker 10: how to keep their families on their farm and how
Speaker 10: to maintain their way of life. And so there will
Speaker 10: be a lot of people making really.
Speaker 8: Hard choices for THHV eleven News.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they want everybody on welfare, you know. One of
Speaker 2: the issues on look at this, I think you know
Speaker 2: what they're trying to do in terms of this industrial
Speaker 2: approach is something that works for the big guys, and
Speaker 2: they can produce pesticide laden food and other things that
Speaker 2: we don't want, Gmo crops and all the rest of
Speaker 2: this stuff. But you know, the small farmers need to
Speaker 2: take a different path. Right, needs to be asymmetric agriculture.
Speaker 2: I guess we should say, because it's a war, it's
Speaker 2: a competition, and their strength should be clean, better quality food.
Speaker 2: And there's ways that they need to move to that.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking of the guy Travis, remember that I can't
Speaker 2: remember his name. We talked to him. He's here in America,
Speaker 2: but he picked up this from a farmer in Zimbabwe.
Speaker 2: And when the Marxists came in there and took over everything,
Speaker 2: he said, some of the farmers fled, some of them fought,
Speaker 2: but he said, of those things worked, he says a Christian,
Speaker 2: he decided that he would stay, and he had already
Speaker 2: changed his farm from using this fertilizer intensive, chemical intensive
Speaker 2: agricultural way of doing business. That the government has taught
Speaker 2: farmers how to farm that way. They want them to
Speaker 2: farm that way.
Speaker 9: And.
Speaker 2: That works for the big farms, and they make food
Speaker 2: that we don't necessarily want to eat. But this guy
Speaker 2: said it wasn't working for him. He was losing money,
Speaker 2: just like these farmers. Every year he was losing money.
Speaker 2: As a Christian, just prayed and said, God showed me
Speaker 2: how to do this. He said. He looked around and
Speaker 2: he thought, you know all of this stuff here we
Speaker 2: are in Africa, and he said, this is just this
Speaker 2: verdant territory. Everything is growing. He said, why can't I
Speaker 2: grow the stuff that I want to grow? And so
Speaker 2: he started looking at it and he came up with
Speaker 2: natural techniques where he did minimally invasive stuff. He wasn't
Speaker 2: ripping everything down and then trying to build it back
Speaker 2: each time, and it was very profitable for him. And
Speaker 2: he decided that he would not fight or flee, that
Speaker 2: he would just stay there and farm, and that he
Speaker 2: would tell the people even if they took his farm,
Speaker 2: he would show them how to farm it because he
Speaker 2: could share the Gospel with him. And it worked out
Speaker 2: very well for him and for them. And this farmer
Speaker 2: who is in America learned that technique and he has
Speaker 2: a program where he shows farmers how to do that
Speaker 2: and how to work with people and how to share
Speaker 2: the Gospel with them as neighbors. Meanwhile, in the Federal
Speaker 2: Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austin Gouldsby signed the alarm
Speaker 2: on Trump's terraffs. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President's most
Speaker 2: recent round of terrafts may be causing businesses in his
Speaker 2: district to again pause decisions making in order to see
Speaker 2: where the levees settle. In other words, this is rapidly,
Speaker 2: massively changing landscape. Nobody can make a rational business decision.
Speaker 2: Trump has turned the entire business world in America into
Speaker 2: a casino. Are you feel unlucky? You know, this is
Speaker 2: the guy who bankrupted six different casinos, And now you're
Speaker 2: just going to roll the dice and see what's going
Speaker 2: to happen to the tariff prices and see whether you're
Speaker 2: going to be left holding the bag or making money
Speaker 2: off of this. He says, Now it seems like we're
Speaker 2: going to go into a new wave of tariff announcements,
Speaker 2: said the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President. He said,
Speaker 2: when I'm out talking to people, it feels like they're
Speaker 2: just wary, they're uncertain, and we might be going back
Speaker 2: to that everybody just put your pencils down kind of
Speaker 2: moment where you just wait until you figure out what
Speaker 2: it's going to be. Why, Because we have an economy
Speaker 2: that is increasingly run by a president who doesn't know
Speaker 2: what he's doing, but he's arrogant enough to think that
Speaker 2: he does. He just bought ten percent in mining company,
Speaker 2: several more of than because he's going around everywhere taking
Speaker 2: ten percent cut of any business that he would like
Speaker 2: to have, like Intel. Well, he's doing the same thing
Speaker 2: now with a massive lithium mining company as well as
Speaker 2: an intimody company, just going around corporately taking over these companies.
Speaker 2: And ram Paul has fortunately called him out on this.
Speaker 2: Somebody needs to stop him. He doesn't have the authority
Speaker 2: to do this in the constitution, and it makes absolutely
Speaker 2: no economic sense. This guy is at heart a New
Speaker 2: York City Democrat socialist, and that's exactly what ram Paul said.
Speaker 2: He said at Harty's really no different than Mom Danny,
Speaker 2: who wants to take over the grocery stores in New
Speaker 2: York and hand out food to people. That's what Trump
Speaker 2: is doing, except he wants to take over the farms
Speaker 2: and hand out welfare to the farmers, which is even worse.
Speaker 2: Trump has in recent days announced new tariffs on products
Speaker 2: including heavy trucks, lumber, and kitchen cabinets, Terrace and Pac
Speaker 2: Goolesby's Reserve Bank District, which includes a manufacturing core of Michigan,
Speaker 2: all of Iowa, and parts of other neighboring states particularly hard. See.
Speaker 2: The thing is, Trump's tariffs on things that people use
Speaker 2: to make things in America are destroying the last bit
Speaker 2: of manufacturing that we got here, just like he's destroying
Speaker 2: the family farms, because we don't have enough vertical integration
Speaker 2: in America for these people to be able to source
Speaker 2: the parts in America. If they're going to make anything
Speaker 2: at all still in America, they have to get parts
Speaker 2: from elsewhere. This has been a program that has been
Speaker 2: going on now for decades. For several decades, they have
Speaker 2: been working to set up supply chains that stretch all
Speaker 2: over the world. And Trump has decided that he wants
Speaker 2: to just stop that instantaneously, and they'll have the same
Speaker 2: effect as when he shut everything down with COVID. He
Speaker 2: didn't care what was happening. I mean, he's still going
Speaker 2: to be eating filet mignon at his grand ballroom whatever happens.
Speaker 2: So Trump announced his first round of country specific targets
Speaker 2: back in early April, and he has frequently changed the
Speaker 2: rates and the implementation dates and the months that followed.
Speaker 2: President has also expanded tariffs on certain sectors, including some
Speaker 2: metals and industrial inputs. The uncertainty drove many businesses to
Speaker 2: pause major investment decisions as a wait to see what
Speaker 2: the levees would ultimately look like. And so Brian Shaw
Speaker 2: Hobby says, as a business owner myself, it's been selling
Speaker 2: products online for over twenty three years produced by small
Speaker 2: scale family farmers, I can testify the truth of what
Speaker 2: this Littal Reserve Bank president is saying. As we are
Speaker 2: facing many of the same tough decisions heading into this fall.
Speaker 2: Our last container that we imported from the Philippines of
Speaker 2: virgin coconut oil had a ten percent tariff added to it,
Speaker 2: and as we look at our fall orders, we are
Speaker 2: now faced with a nineteen percent tariff from the Philippines
Speaker 2: that just recently went into effect. Why because instead of
Speaker 2: this being talked about and debated by people in Congress,
Speaker 2: you now have a president who just, arbitrarily, with a
Speaker 2: whim on a particular day, just changes it from ten
Speaker 2: percent to twenty percent. The US Supreme Court is hearing
Speaker 2: an appeal on the legality of Trump's tariffs. Let's hope
Speaker 2: that they do something, because Congress is not going to
Speaker 2: do anything at all. Mike Johnson won't do a thing.
Speaker 2: He will even shame himself to go to extreme links
Speaker 2: to guard pedophiles. This guy has no shame. It's just amazing.
Speaker 2: So they're going to appeal the legality of Trump's executive
Speaker 2: order tariffs and emergency orders. Again, that's the way he
Speaker 2: wants to operate everything. I have the capability of declaring
Speaker 2: emergency and wait, if I declare an emergency, then I
Speaker 2: can do anything I want. That's the two step dance
Speaker 2: that lets him act as an autocrat, as a tyrant,
Speaker 2: a dictator. But you know he was joking about that,
Speaker 2: and before he became president, all the Democrats are calling
Speaker 2: him a dictator. So he'll be a dictator for a
Speaker 2: day or whatever, and so he's inoculated himself from the
Speaker 2: criticism by the p people with MAGA. Oh, that's just
Speaker 2: people with Trump arrangement syndrome. If you complain about what
Speaker 2: Trump is doing, look at what he's doing, think about
Speaker 2: what he's doing. When other people do that, you would
Speaker 2: have a problem with it, and you have had a
Speaker 2: problem with it in the past. In a survey of
Speaker 2: companies published last week by MarketWatch, the reporter that while
Speaker 2: costs have gone up for many companies, the consumers are
Speaker 2: not willing to pay for their products pay more for
Speaker 2: the products. US economy is still struggling to adjust to
Speaker 2: tariffs to at the standard pores fines. And there's one
Speaker 2: big danger sign. The teriffs have raised prices for most companies,
Speaker 2: but those companies have been unable to fully pass the
Speaker 2: costs along to customers who become resistant to paying more.
Speaker 2: There's a big reason that inflation hasn't risen as much
Speaker 2: as expected because the tariffs. I mean, first of all,
Speaker 2: the tariffs only just recently kicked in, so we haven't
Speaker 2: really seen the full effect of that yet. So that
Speaker 2: all this stuff only works for a short time. Right.
Speaker 2: If your costs are going up and up and up,
Speaker 2: and you don't pass those costs along where you're unable
Speaker 2: to what happens, well, eventually you run out of money
Speaker 2: and you're out of business. Manufacturers have reported a potentially
Speaker 2: dangerous increase in inventories or on sold goods because of
Speaker 2: a lack of demand for our US produced products. Says Brian,
Speaker 2: which include are grass fed and grass finished beef and
Speaker 2: pastured poultry raised in western Wisconsin. We are feeling the
Speaker 2: pressure are there as well, as we've had to purchase
Speaker 2: a whole year's worth of inventory between a very short
Speaker 2: window that starts now and gets through the middle of
Speaker 2: November where the animals are still grazing on the green pasture.
Speaker 2: And he said, by the way, I'll just pass this on.
Speaker 2: I don't get a commissionery thing for Brian, but he's
Speaker 2: got some good products there, and these are things that
Speaker 2: are done, many of them by small American farmers, and
Speaker 2: as he points out, if you don't support them, you're
Speaker 2: going to find that your only source of food is
Speaker 2: going to be Walmart, Aldy and Amazon on because Amazon
Speaker 2: is moving in a big way for same day delivery
Speaker 2: of groceries, and you don't want to have a single
Speaker 2: corporate source of food. So he's got he said, We've
Speaker 2: got some of the highest quality ground beef in the
Speaker 2: US now on sale for six ninety nine pound, So
Speaker 2: you might think about that, think about getting a freezer
Speaker 2: to put it in. He said, if consumers are not
Speaker 2: willing to support local, small scale family farms, soon the
Speaker 2: only food choices you'll have will be the big box
Speaker 2: retailers like Walmart and Aldi. That is a trap, folks.
Speaker 2: Those are the retailers that Trump hangs out with. You know.
Speaker 2: They give him money for his grand ballroom, and he
Speaker 2: gives them all kinds of protection. It's a protection racket,
Speaker 2: and you're going to wind up in a situation coming
Speaker 2: through the back door that was trying that Mark rut
Speaker 2: had tried to impose through the front door in the
Speaker 2: Netherlands that got him thrown out of office. And so
Speaker 2: now he's there with a globalist at NATO. But this
Speaker 2: is what Trump is doing in a very subtle way,
Speaker 2: in the same way that they're not going to call
Speaker 2: it CBDC. They'll call it stable coin, but they'll have
Speaker 2: all the same functions of CBDC. Trump is there. He
Speaker 2: is the Manchurian candidate, should say, the World Economic Form candidate.
Speaker 2: Then there's the big tech giants are getting into the
Speaker 2: food industry who want to make food in the labs,
Speaker 2: such as Bill Gates and as he points out, Amazon
Speaker 2: is setting up four thousand places cities, smaller cities and
Speaker 2: towns in the US by the end of this year.
Speaker 2: From just one thousand in July of this year. They're
Speaker 2: rapidly growing to deliver groceries, and so you want to
Speaker 2: put out all the local grocery stores out of business,
Speaker 2: and you want to get rid of all the local farmers,
Speaker 2: as Trump is doing. This is Bill Gates's dream, so
Speaker 2: he says, farmer geddon is here, and it's getting worse.
Speaker 2: Stop voting for politicians to change things. Start voting with
Speaker 2: your dollars supporting local businesses and local farms, or soon
Speaker 2: you will have no more choice at all outside of
Speaker 2: Washington and Silicon outside of Wall Street and Silicon Valley
Speaker 2: for food. And as all this is happening, Trump is
Speaker 2: promising fourteen billion dollars in farm bailout amid the China
Speaker 2: pivot to Brazil, says Wall Street Journal. So there you go.
Speaker 2: That should cover it, right, except as they do, does
Speaker 2: it keep them in business? Does it turned them into
Speaker 2: welfare recipients? That's the key thing. The Trump administration has
Speaker 2: been signaling for about a week that it may may
Speaker 2: tap tar revenues to fund a multi billion dollar aid
Speaker 2: package for American farmers. So they send twenty billion dollars
Speaker 2: to Argentina. That's happened already, didn't delay that. But he's
Speaker 2: still thinking about whether or not he wants to help
Speaker 2: the American farmers. And if he does, they will simply
Speaker 2: be on welfare. They won't be able to still to compete.
Speaker 2: They've lost their biggest customer. Trump is considering a package
Speaker 2: between ten and fourteen billion dollars. You know what I
Speaker 2: think is going to happen. I don't think this money
Speaker 2: is going to go to the small farmers. I think
Speaker 2: if he does some kind of a farm bailout. We
Speaker 2: saw how this happened with the PPP. Remember that it
Speaker 2: was supposed to go to small businesses, and I've told
Speaker 2: you that more than fifty percent of that money went
Speaker 2: to the largest five percent of the businesses that were
Speaker 2: out there. Five percent of the people got more than
Speaker 2: fifty percent of the money with PPP. Those are big
Speaker 2: Wall Street firms. They said, oh yeah, were going to
Speaker 2: help out small businesses. What did Trump do? He redefined
Speaker 2: what a small business was. Instead of it being what
Speaker 2: the government has typically defined as a small business, it
Speaker 2: included large chains because I forget what the number of
Speaker 2: employees was, but let's say that it's like twenty employees
Speaker 2: or something. Well, if you got fewer than twenty employees
Speaker 2: at a particular location or fifty or something like that,
Speaker 2: then you're not excluded and you can take the money.
Speaker 2: So the biggest of the people got the money. The
Speaker 2: small people that were put out of business got nothing
Speaker 2: from Trump's bailout of small businesses. I think that'll happen
Speaker 2: again with the farms. Sources said the aid package would
Speaker 2: focus on soybean farmers. I think it'll be Archer Daniel
Speaker 2: Midland that gets all the money. I don't think it's
Speaker 2: going to be the farmers in Arkansas and Ohio. Scott Bessett,
Speaker 2: Treasury Secretary, say the administration could announce a new substantial
Speaker 2: support as soon as next Tuesday. We'll see. Trump blasted
Speaker 2: China on truth social for hurting American farmers. He's the
Speaker 2: one who's doing it. During the negotiation period of a
Speaker 2: trade deal, he said, soybeans will be a major topic
Speaker 2: of discussion. So does he care about any of the stuff.
Speaker 2: He's the one who began all of this war. Does
Speaker 2: he care about it? He says, I will never let
Speaker 2: our farmers down. You've already have done that, did it
Speaker 2: four years ago, five years ago, and you're doing it again.
Speaker 2: So he's basically his tactic of dealing with people, as
Speaker 2: we've seen as a bully and threatening. And those are
Speaker 2: an intimidation, like the Spanish inquisition. Our main weapons are
Speaker 2: and I could continue on listing them over and over again.
Speaker 2: Beijing's pivot to ag purchases in Brazil is merely one
Speaker 2: way to target Trump's farm base. See the Wall Street
Speaker 2: Journal Financial Times. They put this in in Trump's terms. Oh,
Speaker 2: China's trying to hurt the farmers. Say, look, they can't
Speaker 2: afford to buy the stuff from America anyway because the
Speaker 2: fees on the ships in addition to the tariffs. So
Speaker 2: that was all instigated by Trump. This is like the
Speaker 2: war on Russia that NATO has been pursuing and talking about.
Speaker 2: How when somebody responds, oh, look look at what they did,
Speaker 2: it's like you're the one who started it. You made
Speaker 2: the first moves here. Trump has stated that he will
Speaker 2: use tariff revenue to cushion American farmers. Well, what will
Speaker 2: we wind up with. Here's another taste of this. We'll
Speaker 2: wind up with just the big a few big companies,
Speaker 2: and we'll have laboratory food and now Bill Gates even
Speaker 2: wants to do this with butter. Frankin Butter Bill Gates
Speaker 2: is an idea of how he wants to make butter
Speaker 2: out of guess what CO two? His obsession with CO two,
Speaker 2: Gates has figured out how to get rid of it.
Speaker 2: You eat it. He can turn it into butter that
Speaker 2: you can then spread on your GMO bread, You can
Speaker 2: base your synthetic hamburgers, and you can dip your GMO
Speaker 2: lobsters in it. You have to wonder if you'll figure
Speaker 2: out a way to factor in some spicy mRNA. That's
Speaker 2: a comment from Technocracy News. It goes, what do you get?
Speaker 2: Here's a quiz. What do you get when you take
Speaker 2: carbon dioxide captured from the atmosphere, hydrogen from water split
Speaker 2: by renewable energy. Yeah, how the expensive is that going
Speaker 2: to be? And glycerol. Then you use proprietary catalysts and
Speaker 2: high pressure bubble reactors to synthesize hydrocarbon chains, oxidize them
Speaker 2: into fatty acids, estify them into triglycerides that mimic the
Speaker 2: molecular structure of common fat, and then finally blend and
Speaker 2: crystallize the result before extruding it into a four ounce
Speaker 2: stick he gets. He says, you get something that is
Speaker 2: very much like but not exactly like butter, or you
Speaker 2: could use you can have a grass uses a CO
Speaker 2: two out of the atmosphere, the cows eat it, you
Speaker 2: milk them, and you turn the butter. But that's not
Speaker 2: good enough for Bill Gates.
Speaker 5: So all these years they've been telling us that cow
Speaker 5: parts are heating up the planet, but now he wants
Speaker 5: us to eat CO two. Can human parts not pass
Speaker 5: on CO two?
Speaker 2: You know that's methane for the most part. But yeah,
Speaker 2: it all is a bunch of gas and he is
Speaker 2: gas lighting us, isn't he. This is absolutely insane. And
Speaker 2: when you look at this, how expensive is this is
Speaker 2: this going to be? He doesn't care because the whole
Speaker 2: point is for you to be absolutely impoverished and for
Speaker 2: them to feed you some kind of a soilent green
Speaker 2: concoction that they've got. Back to my investments from Bill
Speaker 2: Gates Breakthrough Energy Ventures, this company is called Savor and
Speaker 2: they don't have an actual name yet, but this guy
Speaker 2: is calling it frankin butter. He said it won't reach
Speaker 2: grocery store shelves until twenty twenty seven, assuming the construction
Speaker 2: permitting and commissioning dates don't slip due to supply chain
Speaker 2: disruptions for the necessary specialized reactors and catalysts. I wonder
Speaker 2: if they can get all this stuff in America, Otherwise
Speaker 2: they won't be Gates won't be allowed to make this.
Speaker 2: So yeah, creamy specialized reactors and catalysts. If savor Butter's
Speaker 2: processing facility looked any more like an oil refinery Ukraine
Speaker 2: would vomit, he said. They don't even have a consumer
Speaker 2: friendly name for the frankin butter yet. So far, the
Speaker 2: company refers to their catalytically converted bubble column reactor induced
Speaker 2: butter type product as quote butter made from carbon or
Speaker 2: animal and plant free butter. Yeah, animal plant free. This
Speaker 2: is not anything. Just call it unnatural butter, yeah. Or
Speaker 2: you could call it co to butter and southern number
Speaker 2: you used too. I guess the slogan could be I
Speaker 2: can't fracking believe it's not butter.
Speaker 11: I can't believe it's not poison.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, the CO two. They want to put these
Speaker 2: pipelines in and use it for fracking, Gates said, of
Speaker 2: the same thing about mushroom based steak, you luxe products,
Speaker 2: He said, well, you know, you can get used to
Speaker 2: the taste. No, I don't think.
Speaker 12: So, I'd rather not. Thanks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I just.
Speaker 13: Look at the number of steps involved with this versus butter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he gets the milk.
Speaker 13: You churn it. This butter is so simple. The Amish
Speaker 13: make it in a butter churn. This is something you
Speaker 13: need a literal oil refinery to create.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like somebody said, you know, hey, I've discovered
Speaker 2: this new way to this new protein generation machine. They
Speaker 2: showed chicken. You know, it eats the bugs for me,
Speaker 2: and it creates protein that tastes good.
Speaker 5: So it lives in the pollen and eats the bugs.
Speaker 5: But I mean, with all this great advertising, Bill Gates says,
Speaker 5: you can get used to the taste.
Speaker 2: Exactly. That's a great slogan.
Speaker 11: If you can grow accustomed to it, what more do
Speaker 11: you want?
Speaker 12: You will eventually be able to tolerate it.
Speaker 2: That's a great slogan, is it. You'll get used to
Speaker 2: the taste. We'll force you to.
Speaker 11: Yeah, frankin butter, you'll get used to it.
Speaker 2: What's interesting about this is that he used both Grock
Speaker 2: and chat Gpt to try to said, tell me an
Speaker 2: excruciating and well documented detail exactly how Bill Gates's lab
Speaker 2: made butter will be manufactured. So I got two pages
Speaker 2: of details from both of them, which I then had
Speaker 2: Grock reduced to a single paragraph. It wasn't quite as
Speaker 2: intense a process as making Frankin butter, but it was close.
Speaker 2: Last time I had either of these chat programs take
Speaker 2: them so long to produce an answer, which when I
Speaker 2: asked for an essay length dive into the production of
Speaker 2: Francis Ford Coplo's Apocalypse now said no joke. So this
Speaker 2: this is a strange world of where we are, but
Speaker 2: it all keeps coming back to the same pattern, doesn't it.
Speaker 2: You have the globalists want us to own nothing. They
Speaker 2: want us to eat bugs or chemicals or whatever provided
Speaker 2: by one or two suppliers. So they take over. They
Speaker 2: own everything. They're in control of all production and delivery.
Speaker 2: And how did they get there, Well, they use their
Speaker 2: politicians to pretend that they're on our side. These Benedict
Speaker 2: Donalds that are out there, he is the worst of
Speaker 2: them all. I think let's talk about some of the comments.
Speaker 13: Yeah, Charlie hs More bank accounts may be frozen. Bank
Speaker 13: of Thailand, Bangkok Post.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're boasting that they're just getting started. They took
Speaker 2: down three million.
Speaker 14: Of them bill more to come bilhoton claude X pandemic
Speaker 14: simulation at John Hopkins University on five eighteen, twenty eighteen,
Speaker 14: with six hundred and sixty six days before the COVID
Speaker 14: nineteen lockdowns on three eleven, twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's clay X. But the first one was Dark Winter.
Speaker 2: Don't forget the connection between Dark Winter and nine to eleven.
Speaker 2: Both of these events nine to eleven and the fake
Speaker 2: pandemic were there to establish a police surveillance state and
Speaker 2: to destroy our economy for the globalist and put us
Speaker 2: into slave conditions. That's the common thing they did. The
Speaker 2: first one, Dark Winter, was done two months before nine
Speaker 2: to eleven. One week later they had an anthrax attack,
Speaker 2: false flag attack. Two months later they put out the
Speaker 2: model legislation to the States because they didn't have the
Speaker 2: authority to do this from Washington. Washington's role with Trump
Speaker 2: would be to declare an emergency and release the money
Speaker 2: so that the States would enact what they got them
Speaker 2: to enact in panic after nine to eleven. So this
Speaker 2: has been Klaydex is just one of many, many of
Speaker 2: these things. They did these germ games on an annual
Speaker 2: basis for two decades until they got Trump in place.
Speaker 2: They had to have a Republican that the conservatives would trust,
Speaker 2: because can you imagine if Hillary had said these businesses
Speaker 2: are not essential, if she had done all this arbitrary lockdown,
Speaker 2: you would have had the alternative media and conservatives would
Speaker 2: have gone crazy. But they cheered for Trump and said,
Speaker 2: cobody can do it. For Trump, he's playing forty chess.
Speaker 2: You know, He's not doing this for Bill Gates or
Speaker 2: for Klaus Schwab. And yet he was. He absolutely was.
Speaker 2: He was following the plan of his masters. He is
Speaker 2: an absolute benedict. Donald. Go ahead, be.
Speaker 13: My Valentine, starving us like Gaza Steve has Trump's continued
Speaker 13: war on Americans Denver adaway. Don't worry, farmer, Bill Gates
Speaker 13: and other technocrats can bail out the farm, you guys.
Speaker 13: That's right with Frankin butter ktwd sixty eight. Soybeans here
Speaker 13: dried in the fields this year.
Speaker 2: Look anybody's buying them? I guess. You know, if you
Speaker 2: don't have a customer, what's the point of spending the
Speaker 2: money to try to harvest them. It's got to be
Speaker 2: pretty expensive in terms of fuel, not to be in
Speaker 2: your time and wear and tear on your equipment.
Speaker 12: I as well just leave them.
Speaker 13: kWt sixty eight also says, look at the US drought
Speaker 13: map turning into a U turning the US into a
Speaker 13: desert guard Goldsmith Crump is going to bail out the
Speaker 13: soy farmer's injury on injury.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and again I don't believe he's going to give
Speaker 2: it to the small farmers. It'll be Archer Daniel Midland
Speaker 2: who gets the money, and people of that ill It'll
Speaker 2: be big agg that gets the money, just like the
Speaker 2: big guy that's got the money during COVID and the
Speaker 2: small people went out of business.
Speaker 12: Mister Palm ten to eleven.
Speaker 13: I wonder how farmers using regenerative methods are fairing.
Speaker 12: Hopefully better, I don't know.
Speaker 2: You know, here's the thing too, is that you know,
Speaker 2: if we can find people locally to buy stuff from,
Speaker 2: and look, no doubt about it, it is much much
Speaker 2: more expensive than the soylent green stuff they sell you
Speaker 2: at Walmart. But you know, so is medical care. Just
Speaker 2: think of it as in that way, you know you
Speaker 2: can you can either pay with higher priced food, or
Speaker 2: you can pay with a hospital bill, and one of
Speaker 2: them is pleasant. Eating the locally produced food is pleasant.
Speaker 2: Going to the hospital is very unpleasant. So it's just
Speaker 2: a way to look at this. We have to make
Speaker 2: sure that we keep local food production. It's very important.
Speaker 13: Denver Addaway. Trump and his admin are Bolsheviks. Between nineteen
Speaker 13: seventeen and nineteen twenty two, the Bolsheviks killed more Christians
Speaker 13: than the Romans did in three centuries of persecution. One
Speaker 13: thing the Bolsheviks used to kill so many people quickly
Speaker 13: was starvation.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 13: The Holodomore was really terrible.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and it was engineered.
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 2: When I come up with a slogan for Trump, you
Speaker 2: know they when Mao starve the people of China called
Speaker 2: it the great leap forward. We could we could say,
Speaker 2: make America a great leap forward again, Magola.
Speaker 13: Radius bro. We don't need soybeans, that's fair enough.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So, yeah, but we do need the money from the exports,
Speaker 5: or at least the farmers do, in order to stay
Speaker 5: in business.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Think about that. We were turning the Chinese and
Speaker 2: the soy boys, and we gave up on that operation.
Speaker 13: The only thing I liked that comes from soybeans, is
Speaker 13: soy sauce and all.
Speaker 2: Well, they love their tofu. I think cofo.
Speaker 13: Tofu is disgusting. Eating tofu is absolutely horrific. I can't
Speaker 13: understand how people like it. Absolutely terrible, terrible texture. Kobd
Speaker 13: sixty eight. Trump is finishing the economic destruction he started
Speaker 13: in twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Risha M.
Speaker 13: They will never lift the inheritance taxes that force the
Speaker 13: children to sell out their family farms. The root causes
Speaker 13: and over regulations will not be addressed.
Speaker 2: That's well, they really doubled and tripled down on that
Speaker 2: in the UK. You know, they know exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 2: It isn't like oh gee, I didn't realize as having
Speaker 2: that effect on them. They know exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 2: They don't want to have any farming or any industry
Speaker 2: in the UK. They went to de industrialize them, rewild them,
Speaker 2: impoverish them and slave them. And they the hair starmer
Speaker 2: did that in this government on steerids, the inheritance tax,
Speaker 2: they really really really ramped it up there.
Speaker 13: Denver Adaway, Trump's admin is trying to starve you to death.
Speaker 13: Hi verbal To explain Trump's radical behavior, read the online
Speaker 13: article how narcissists use confusion to control you. Bradis Bro.
Speaker 2: He is the predatypical narcissist and the I think in
Speaker 2: the future you're going to have if they teach this
Speaker 2: in psychology, that we use them as the poster child.
Speaker 2: When you look up the term narcissi, as you'll see,
Speaker 2: is orange face right there looking at you.
Speaker 12: Rat is Bro.
Speaker 13: Mitch McConnell's wife is connected heavily to the shipping industry
Speaker 13: in China. Who do you think is making out like
Speaker 13: bandits right now?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 13: The powers that be the real octo spook. Trump's tariffs
Speaker 13: are over taxing Americans and all important goods to the
Speaker 13: tune of a trillion dollars a year, beginning to close everything.
Speaker 13: Bill Hooten says, sixty six percent. Next, do we have
Speaker 13: context for that?
Speaker 5: Uh yeah, thirty three percent of farmers going out of
Speaker 5: the business. Oh yeah, okay, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: One third of them two thirds will be next. Yeah.
Speaker 2: You know the thing is when you when we look
Speaker 2: at this, it is a planned economic takedown. I don't
Speaker 2: understand why people can't see.
Speaker 13: This, Wally Wallrus. Farmers are losing money. We can't afford
Speaker 13: the food being produced.
Speaker 2: Yes, right, Okay, looks just like five years ago, doesn't it.
Speaker 2: They're destroying food on the farm and we can't find
Speaker 2: any of it on the shelves. Thank you, Trump, you
Speaker 2: are a genius.
Speaker 12: Yeah, KWD sixty eight.
Speaker 13: They want everyone on welfare and they want there to
Speaker 13: be ninety percent fewer every ones citizen of Americaca because
Speaker 13: Sarah Sanders Huckaby wants the biggest resource in Arkansas to
Speaker 13: be lithium from the Smackover deposit.
Speaker 15: Wo.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and to poison our most abundant natural resource, water
Speaker 13: with antimony and arsenic byproducts of extracting lithium besides copious
Speaker 13: amounts of water.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Lithium mining is incredibly toxic.
Speaker 2: For the area, right, yeah. Yeah, But she wants to
Speaker 2: play into that global agenda. Right. They want to electrify
Speaker 2: everything with batteries, so it's play into that. Forgot at farms.
Speaker 2: You know, this's the other part of this is we
Speaker 2: see these massive solar farms going in and taking all
Speaker 2: the land away from food production and harming them.
Speaker 13: Actually were long term and sellers. So many farms and
Speaker 13: beautiful land are selling out for housing and strip malls
Speaker 13: to sell out for money. The land and trees are disappearing. Yeah,
Speaker 13: that's a common problem. But also it's hard to be
Speaker 13: mad at them when you see how difficult farming is,
Speaker 13: how little money they make, and then you see these
Speaker 13: people come in offer them such a scenely large check and.
Speaker 2: They have to look out for themselves as well. But
Speaker 2: you know, it used to be a thing when I
Speaker 2: was going up. There's even a song, you know, paved
Speaker 2: paradise and put up a parking lot. I forget who
Speaker 2: was it did that, but heard on the radio all
Speaker 2: the time. Oh, we've got to stop paving over everything
Speaker 2: and putting up parking lots and shopping malls on this
Speaker 2: kind of stuff. What about getting rid of the farms
Speaker 2: and putting up solar farms? Do you hear any of
Speaker 2: the lefties doing songs about that?
Speaker 12: No, we have land taxes as well.
Speaker 13: When farmers are taxed for every cow, every piece of equipment,
Speaker 13: and every outbuilding, it adds up fast socialism for corporations
Speaker 13: and fascism for the people. The real Octos book tex
Speaker 13: Sation without representation again, be my Valentine. They are culling
Speaker 13: us to avoid another American revolution. Taxation without representation is
Speaker 13: not working now. Wally Walrus. I haven't bought. I haven't
Speaker 13: bought ground beef all year. It's too expensive. The real
Speaker 13: octo spook people focus on Trump when the truth is
Speaker 13: House and Senate could halt him at any turn. They're
Speaker 13: all in it together. It's all one big show to
Speaker 13: participate in Fiji. Guy small zero to fifty employees versus
Speaker 13: New small zero to five hundred employees.
Speaker 12: That's what it was. Possum king.
Speaker 13: Local farm is in your backyard, that's right. That's why
Speaker 13: you need to start learning how to grow things. I
Speaker 13: know a lot of the guys in chat are talking
Speaker 13: about how they have started growing things. Yeah, you need
Speaker 13: to be able to grow some of your own food.
Speaker 2: You need to learn how to do it. We need
Speaker 2: to get in contact with that guy that has a
Speaker 2: natural way of doing it. And I don't want to
Speaker 2: be dependent on the farmer cooperative or chicken feed or
Speaker 2: anything that we need like that, because you know, again
Speaker 2: have they slipped some garbage in there to the you know,
Speaker 2: the feed that you got for your chicken or the
Speaker 2: fertilizer or whatever.
Speaker 13: You want to be as independent as possible while also
Speaker 13: having a community of people. A ton of Lord of
Speaker 13: three through seven, might not just put up the excess
Speaker 13: CO two and do soft drinks.
Speaker 2: That's right, American champagne Coca cola.
Speaker 13: Yeah, as someone who's tried both personally, let me tell
Speaker 13: you I think Coca cola tastes better than champagne. Sensitive Americaca,
Speaker 13: I can't believe it's not floro carbons.
Speaker 2: Fitch here, that's the new name for the butter. I guess.
Speaker 2: I can't believe it's not flora garbons.
Speaker 13: But you, guys, I can't believe it's not play plastic
Speaker 13: biel hot and eat zi butter on zibugs.
Speaker 12: That's right.
Speaker 13: You can have your floral carbon butter on your cricket paste,
Speaker 13: I guess, Guard Goldsmith. Curiously, cows can turn carbon in
Speaker 13: the milk, and real humans can make butter from it.
Speaker 13: Someone might want to tell Bill fidget guy, if everyone
Speaker 13: demanded organic, we could, we would not be in this
Speaker 13: jam organic jam. Citizen of Americaca.
Speaker 2: Yes, you know, with with more expensive organic food, maybe
Speaker 2: you can't afford to eat as much and we'd all
Speaker 2: be better off in that direction as well.
Speaker 13: Guard already read that. Citizen americaka just one scored on
Speaker 13: my toast. Please, I'm trying to cut back on carbon
Speaker 13: sequestering a ton of lord Win three three seven. Wow,
Speaker 13: that CO two butter sounds incredibly expensive to synthesize. I
Speaker 13: expect that he will ask for gum at subsidies if
Speaker 13: they go full bore on this stuff. Sure, it's always
Speaker 13: a scam both ways for you and for the government.
Speaker 13: Citizen americaka exactly. The cow eats the grass that absorbs
Speaker 13: the CO two, and I eat the cow. It's the
Speaker 13: circle of life. Move cross at real Jason Barker Gates
Speaker 13: lab grown meat uses yeast. Guess what the byproduct of
Speaker 13: yeast is CO two? The real octo spooking is just
Speaker 13: insandy anything which Bill Gates et cetera are involved, and
Speaker 13: stay far away, mister Palm ten to eleven. If you
Speaker 13: knew how margarine was produced, you wouldn't need it either,
Speaker 13: with all the bleaches and chemicals. I don't eat margarine
Speaker 13: because it's disgusting. Yeah, butter tastes better and is better
Speaker 13: for you.
Speaker 2: I remember the advertising wave that they had back in
Speaker 2: I guess it was the seventies or something.
Speaker 12: They tried to sell everyone.
Speaker 2: I can't believe it's not butter, and.
Speaker 12: It's better for you. It's lighter, it's spreadable.
Speaker 2: It's nice to fool mother nature, you know. So mother
Speaker 2: Nature shows up and is angry because they've got a
Speaker 2: better product.
Speaker 13: Except for the fact that it's actually far worse for
Speaker 13: you in every single way.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, and tastes worse.
Speaker 13: While you will responding to real Jason Barker, anyone who's
Speaker 13: made Pruno knows about CO two. You have to burp
Speaker 13: your Pruno whatever.
Speaker 2: I've never made pruno, so I don't know about that.
Speaker 12: I don't know what it is.
Speaker 2: Is it some kind of prune burpet? Yeah, I don't
Speaker 2: think I want to grow it. So maybe it's.
Speaker 13: Fermented prunes or something like that. Citizen of AMERICAKA, if
Speaker 13: you shop the farmer's market, you have visibly seen it
Speaker 13: waning the last four seasons. Mm hm bitch A guy
Speaker 13: spawning talking saying to em sellers, soy milk was targeted
Speaker 13: at everyone. They had made lactose intolerant with their vaccines.
Speaker 13: Soy milk has always been disgusting. Yeah, it has always
Speaker 13: been gross. There is a brief time they really did
Speaker 13: hill it to everyone. Every milk substitute is gross and
Speaker 13: worse than milk. It has weird ways that it's manufactured,
Speaker 13: and all these suckers continually fall for it. Oh, I
Speaker 13: like oat milk. I like almond milk. I would like
Speaker 13: it if you shut up and left me alone.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, if people want to eat that stuff,
Speaker 2: that's up to them. But you know, the issue is
Speaker 2: is that they're trying to shove this down our throats,
Speaker 2: and they're trying to deliberately shut down any alternatives. These
Speaker 2: people are not coming up with new forms of food
Speaker 2: that people can take it or leave it. They're trying
Speaker 2: to use the government to shut down their competition, and
Speaker 2: they want to shove this stuff down our throats. That's
Speaker 2: the real issue I'm all about. I'm pro choice, except
Speaker 2: when it comes to killing kids. So you can meet
Speaker 2: whatever you want, but don't force me to eat this
Speaker 2: other garbage that's out there.
Speaker 13: Of Americaca says, we have plenty of those unsightly solar
Speaker 13: farms as well.
Speaker 2: They're growing.
Speaker 12: They're all over the place.
Speaker 13: Jerry al Atalo m Martie injection murderer Albert Borlosho had
Speaker 13: have been walked out of the Oval office and handcuffs
Speaker 13: and leg irons and deposited in the nearest mac security
Speaker 13: prison for.
Speaker 2: Life along with Trump.
Speaker 13: Yeah, shadow boxer, my grandfather called organic chicken chicken.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 12: They didn't have to specify before.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was a pre petro petro chemicals and stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's the thing. Everybody is looking at Albert Borolar or
Speaker 2: Trump is trying to portray him as a hero. And
Speaker 2: I played a clip story from the Q people about oh,
Speaker 2: yeah he's going out of business. Well, we're going to
Speaker 2: talk about that when we come back. Secrecy over the
Speaker 2: Trump Pfeiser deal. You've got a lot of different organizations
Speaker 2: out there and they're trying to get information about it
Speaker 2: because there's no information at all about this deal, and
Speaker 2: the Trump administration is doing everything they can to keep
Speaker 2: it secret, just like the Jeffrey Epstein documents, and so
Speaker 2: as they say, well, you know, we are going to
Speaker 2: file these for you things, we probably in a few
Speaker 2: years get some heavily redacted documents and try to piece
Speaker 2: the details together. But it certainly does reek of crony
Speaker 2: capitalism and many other issues based on the history of Pfiser. Remember,
Speaker 2: Pfiser has been convicted more times than any other company
Speaker 2: of crimes, and they've paid more in terms of compensation,
Speaker 2: but then it's nothing compared to the kind of subsidies
Speaker 2: that Trump has been giving them. We'll be right back.
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Speaker 2: All right, welcome back. Let's take a look at what
Speaker 2: is going on with the I just hand this. I
Speaker 2: lost it. Sorry about that. Yeah, let's talk about the
Speaker 2: secrecy of the Trump Pfiser deal. Pfizer stock jumped Tuesday
Speaker 2: after Albert Borla and Tru announced a deal to lower
Speaker 2: US drug prices and Pfiser is saying that they would
Speaker 2: invest seventy billion dollars in domestic manufacturing. As I played
Speaker 2: for you that clueless que guy, I think his name
Speaker 2: was Mark Atwood and he said, look at this. Trump
Speaker 2: just got Peiser to commit financial suicide. You know they
Speaker 2: just why would they do that? Well, the stock market disagrees.
Speaker 2: They think it is a very good deal for Pfizer.
Speaker 2: The critics blasted the lack of transparency, however, with several
Speaker 2: watchdog groups filing Foyer requests to try to find out
Speaker 2: what the agreement is, he said, the public deserves to
Speaker 2: know exactly how the company, Peiser, and Trump are collaborating.
Speaker 2: But that's all hidden. So what does that tell you?
Speaker 2: They should tell you a lot. Just like Trump hiding
Speaker 2: the Epstein files, they released very few details. Under the deal,
Speaker 2: Trump will refrain from imposing tariffs on Pfizer for three years.
Speaker 2: Pfiser will boost US to manufacturing. Maybe they'd already had
Speaker 2: plans to do that, right. They'll make their drugs available
Speaker 2: to medicate a discounted rate and sell products directly to
Speaker 2: US patients at discounted rate via the as yet to
Speaker 2: be launched government website called Trump r X. You know,
Speaker 2: it's interesting. Everybody called what Obama did sarcastically called it Obamacare,
Speaker 2: mostly critics, but Obama didn't even have the narcissism it
Speaker 2: after himself. He called it the Affordable Care Act. He
Speaker 2: at least tried to make it look with a label
Speaker 2: as if it was in the interest of Americans. Course
Speaker 2: that was not in the interest of Americans. Trump doesn't
Speaker 2: even care to do that. It's just all about his
Speaker 2: name on things. And that really kind of harkens back
Speaker 2: to what Wilbur Ross, the agent of the ross Child Banks,
Speaker 2: said about him. He said, when the casinos are going bankrupt,
Speaker 2: he went to visit them and he saw Trump and
Speaker 2: a big crowd of people gathered around him hanging on
Speaker 2: everything that he had to say, and told the people
Speaker 2: at the Rothschild Bank he said, we could use this guy.
Speaker 2: And then he said that in terms of the agreement
Speaker 2: that they were going to do, he said that Trump
Speaker 2: didn't really care about running the thing. He just wanted
Speaker 2: his name on it. He just wants his name on
Speaker 2: this stuff, and he doesn't care how Pfizer rips us
Speaker 2: off and kills us in the process. Just gouge Americans
Speaker 2: for decades at more than three times the price that
Speaker 2: they charge to other countries, and rather than arresting them
Speaker 2: for that or having any penalty for that, he just
Speaker 2: gets them to promise that they're going to make the
Speaker 2: price equal to what they charge other people. Doesn't mean
Speaker 2: that they aren't still going to gouge people. They could
Speaker 2: gouge the Europeans just like they do us. They can
Speaker 2: make it equal by raising the European prices as well.
Speaker 2: We'll see what happens. Yeah, so I.
Speaker 5: Forget that the American market is seventy four percent, was
Speaker 5: it of their revenue? So obviously they aren't going to
Speaker 5: give up most of that just to match it to
Speaker 5: the small amount that they get from everyone else.
Speaker 2: That's right. It's an opportunity, right, they're getting so little
Speaker 2: from the other people that they can they can ramp
Speaker 2: that up as well. And yet you know, we're told
Speaker 2: by the MAGA people that oh, it's all the plan.
Speaker 2: You know, I think about this. You think about the
Speaker 2: term IQ. What does that mean? That means intelligence quotients? Right, well,
Speaker 2: what do you do when you take away the intelligence?
Speaker 2: You're just left with Q. And that's what these people
Speaker 2: are there, they're IQ without the intelligence. Children's Health Defense
Speaker 2: is CEO of Mary Holland said it was troubling for
Speaker 2: the Trump administration to keep the details of its agreement
Speaker 2: with Pfiser confidential. Though arguably legal, the move completely undermines
Speaker 2: the administration's promise to transparency. She said, Well, who would
Speaker 2: believe that in the first place. It's all corruption, it's
Speaker 2: all grifting. She said. The failure to provide any details
Speaker 2: of the U. S. Fiser pricing and tariff exemption deal
Speaker 2: is even more egregious in light of Pfizer's long record
Speaker 2: of past criminal conduct and it's knowing role and producing
Speaker 2: mRNA gene therapies marketed as vaccines that have caused thousands
Speaker 2: of deaths and injuries. Adviser knew that his mRNA shots
Speaker 2: neither stopped infection nor transmission. Yeah, they knew they were
Speaker 2: killing people, and so did the FEDS. And guess what
Speaker 2: you know, talking about children's health defense, RFK Junior is
Speaker 2: not stopping the childhood vaccines. Instead, what they're trying to
Speaker 2: do is create a red herring to make you think
Speaker 2: that it is talent hal It is not talental. Talin
Speaker 2: hall I'm sure is not good for you. Talinol in
Speaker 2: the past has always been identified as having been a threat,
Speaker 2: a risk to your liver. But all this stuff about autism,
Speaker 2: that is something that they have concocted to protect the
Speaker 2: vaccine companies. We know what has exploded, and both two
Speaker 2: things have exploded. Autism has exploded and the vaccines have exploded.
Speaker 2: And RFK Junior would always point that out to you
Speaker 2: in the past, But now he has been co opted
Speaker 2: by the administration. It's kind of interesting. The first term
Speaker 2: you had RFK Jor talked to Trump and it got
Speaker 2: the pharmaceutical industry scared, so they gave Trump a lot
Speaker 2: of money and he put in a pharmaceutical executive to
Speaker 2: around HHS. This time around, Trump uses RFK Junior to
Speaker 2: gaslight the MAGA people, but he's always the tool that's
Speaker 2: being used everywhere. So Children's Health Defense, they said, stands
Speaker 2: firmly for a recall of the mRNA products currently on
Speaker 2: the market. The very's system makes perfectly clear that these
Speaker 2: products are unsafe, but RFK Jor, the former person who
Speaker 2: ran Children's Self Defense, evidently doesn't care anymore. Children's Health
Speaker 2: Defense Chief science Officer Brian Hooker agreed. He said there
Speaker 2: really needs to be a full stop with Pfizer, period,
Speaker 2: given the drug makes duplicitous behavior around the COVID nineteen JAB.
Speaker 2: Let's call it what it is. It's the Trump shot,
Speaker 2: It's the Trump genetic code injection, the Trump GCI of
Speaker 2: mr and A groups submit FOY requests to see the
Speaker 2: government's deal with visors. Several watchdog groups Public Citizen, as
Speaker 2: well as the Informed Consent Action Network STELL, Big Tree
Speaker 2: both submitted a FOI request to obtain the copy of
Speaker 2: the agreement because Trump's deal raises a lot more questions
Speaker 2: than it answers. Attorney Ray Flores said it was disappointing
Speaker 2: that a group would have to go to FOYA to
Speaker 2: get the information because the Trump administration had told us
Speaker 2: that they were going to be having radical transparency. You know,
Speaker 2: just like the Epstein docs. We're going to tell you everything,
Speaker 2: no secrets. Right Well, you know they're lying because their
Speaker 2: lips are moving. It appears that FOYA will be the
Speaker 2: only avenue for us to get a redacted copy of
Speaker 2: the agreement after we wait a few years, and we
Speaker 2: may then be able to piece together a few of
Speaker 2: the details. I think you'll be able to piece the
Speaker 2: details together before then. But they're not going to willingly
Speaker 2: tell you can Fitzgerald analyst and of course, who was
Speaker 2: it that owns counter Fitzgerald, That was Lucky Lutnick did
Speaker 2: that told the Wall Street Journal that Pfizer didn't adjust
Speaker 2: the company's financial guidelines due to the deal. You mean
Speaker 2: what the Q guy said is not true. You mean
Speaker 2: that Pwiser thinks that they're going to be just fine
Speaker 2: with their economics that and Wall Street thinks that they're
Speaker 2: going to be helped with US. Their stock actually went up,
Speaker 2: so suggesting the deal would not negatively affect their financial performance.
Speaker 2: So again MAGA doesn't have a clue. The low prices
Speaker 2: stipulating the deal may not be that much of a
Speaker 2: pricing difference, said the Wall Street Journal. Pfiser may already
Speaker 2: have been planning as well to spend the seventy billion
Speaker 2: dollars for US manufacturing the deal ingratiated freezer with Trump,
Speaker 2: who's threatened to tear pharmaceutical companies that refuse to sell
Speaker 2: their products to US patients at price is comparable to
Speaker 2: what patients and other wealthy nations pay. So we don't
Speaker 2: have the process of being a favored nation, not deviser
Speaker 2: and not to Trump either. And you know, when you
Speaker 2: look at the MAGA delusional stuff, right, the left is
Speaker 2: deranged and the right is delusional, and here we are.
Speaker 2: I guess that's the three D aspect of it. You
Speaker 2: got Donald, you got delusion, and you got deranged. A
Speaker 2: next Trump faith advisor, I tell you these faith advisors
Speaker 2: that you got is truly amazing. It's you know, they're
Speaker 2: leading prayers to ascended masters and drifting people over their
Speaker 2: prosperity gospel. Here's a guy with a megachurch. Past Robert
Speaker 2: Morris has now just been sentenced to jail for sexual
Speaker 2: abuse of a twelve year old girl. Except that they
Speaker 2: sentenced him to I think it was ten years or
Speaker 2: twenty years, let's say ten year sentence. They reduced it
Speaker 2: to six months ten years in jail. But I'm going
Speaker 2: to reduce it to six months. Why because you're a
Speaker 2: great guy here. This is a Jeffrey Epstein deal for
Speaker 2: this guy. He has created a megachurch in Texas, Gateway Church.
Speaker 2: Twenty thousand people each week show up to hear this
Speaker 2: guy that's pedophile teach. These are the spiritual advisors of
Speaker 2: our Christian President Donald Trump. What an incredible fraud this is.
Speaker 2: Pastors stepped away from the church in twenty twenty four
Speaker 2: after a woman came forward with allegations of sexual abuse
Speaker 2: against him. What I don't understand about this is the
Speaker 2: statard limitations. Is Texas not have the same kind of
Speaker 2: Statute of limitations protections for pedophiles that most states do?
Speaker 2: Most of them. It's like three years. She's now in
Speaker 2: her fifties and This happened when she was twelve years old,
Speaker 2: and she stood up and confronted him in court. She said, today,
Speaker 2: mark's a new beginning for me, my family, and my
Speaker 2: friends who had been by my side throughout this horrendous journey. Robert,
Speaker 2: I want you to see me clearly. I am no
Speaker 2: longer the silenced little girl that you abused. And as
Speaker 2: she was saying that, her father, who is now in
Speaker 2: his eighties, was weeping. This guy at the time when
Speaker 2: he did it several decades ago, he was a traveling
Speaker 2: evangelist somehow, and his family trusted him and they would
Speaker 2: let him stay at the house when he was coming
Speaker 2: through that town, and he abused that trust. Her father
Speaker 2: is eight two years old. He silently wept as he spoke,
Speaker 2: and her sister, Karen Black, also testified, sharing how the
Speaker 2: abuse shattered every member of their family, grief compounded by
Speaker 2: decades of watching Morris rise to celebrity a church of
Speaker 2: twenty thousand people. I just got to say, you know,
Speaker 2: when you see this kind of stuff, don't walk away
Speaker 2: from the Lord Jesus Christ. He is not a part
Speaker 2: of that. People can take his name in vain, people
Speaker 2: can use this fraudulently, and even though we are going
Speaker 2: to have wicked people, I always think about the parable
Speaker 2: of the mustard seed, you know, he says, it's small grain,
Speaker 2: it grows into this massive tree, and the birds of
Speaker 2: the air nest in it, birds nesting in things and
Speaker 2: taking away seed and all this kind of stuff. They've
Speaker 2: always in the parables and every other parable. They have
Speaker 2: always been indicative of the actions of Satan, of the
Speaker 2: actions of evil people. And I think that's what you're
Speaker 2: seeing in some of these gigantic mustard trees. You're seeing
Speaker 2: some really bad stuff that's there. Not to say that
Speaker 2: you can't find it in a small one either, but
Speaker 2: you know you're going to have people that are there,
Speaker 2: and they are going to be flawed individuals. But keep
Speaker 2: your eye on christ Ram Paul straight up compares Trump
Speaker 2: taking stakes in private companies to Zoe ran Dandy's socialism.
Speaker 2: I mentioned this before in an interview, he said, and
Speaker 2: on X he said, if you're going to criticize the
Speaker 2: socialist ma'm donni for wanting to own grocery stores, you
Speaker 2: better criticize Republicans who want to share of intel of
Speaker 2: Nvidia or US Steel owning even a part of the
Speaker 2: means of production is a step towards socialism. It's a
Speaker 2: bad idea and a dangerous precedent. And this week we've
Speaker 2: had the Trump administration moving to take control ten percent
Speaker 2: steak in a lithium company, large lithium company. The other
Speaker 2: way that they take control, which is what we saw
Speaker 2: with the intimody, is that they will come in with
Speaker 2: massive Pentagon contracts. And so there was a massive Pentagon
Speaker 2: contract of ten million dollars for intimody, and it said
Speaker 2: an unspecified amount of time, an unspecified amount of stuff.
Speaker 2: But here's ten million dollars. Well, that's the same type
Speaker 2: of thing. Trump is just going around the federal government
Speaker 2: essentially planning everything in our economy, and it is graft
Speaker 2: and corruption because everybody's getting paid off of this stuff.
Speaker 2: You and I are paying the bills. So he was
Speaker 2: asked by Mercedes Rule, I was sorry, Stephanie Rule on MSNBC.
Speaker 2: She asked him, said the president was a big was
Speaker 2: a steak in big business. At a New York Economic
Speaker 2: Club event today, his top trade negotiator said that Trump
Speaker 2: would quote love a steak, and every company that is
Speaker 2: doing well, what do you think of about that? I mean,
Speaker 2: you're a free market, true capitalism kind of guy. That
Speaker 2: doesn't sound to me like capitalism or in free markets
Speaker 2: that I know. And Ram Paul said, yeah, if you're
Speaker 2: going to criticize man Dominie for wanting to own grocery stores,
Speaker 2: you have to be equal parts critic to any Republican
Speaker 2: who wants a share of Nvidia, a share of Intel,
Speaker 2: or a share of US Steel. A bad idea, a
Speaker 2: slippery slope. It really is heading in the direction of
Speaker 2: what socialism is, which would be owning all the means
Speaker 2: of production. If you only own a percentage of the
Speaker 2: means of production, it's still a step in the wrong direction. Well,
Speaker 2: it's fascism instead of socialism, a merger of business and government.
Speaker 2: And that's the thing, you know, when we look at
Speaker 2: fascists like Hitler or look at communists like Stalin. Hitler
Speaker 2: said of Stalin, he said, he's made the mistake of
Speaker 2: just taking over the operation of the company. I'm just
Speaker 2: going to control them because they know how to run
Speaker 2: the company, and so it is economic fascism, that's by definition.
Speaker 2: She said, Then, what do you think about this new
Speaker 2: partnership that we just heard about with Pfiser. It's going
Speaker 2: to be known as trump ur Ex. Our government is
Speaker 2: going to sell Pfiser drugs on a website named after
Speaker 2: Donald J. Trump. Well, he says, I haven't seen all
Speaker 2: the details so far. Yeah, maybe that's the problem, isn't it. Rand, Well,
Speaker 2: I haven't seen the details. I can't talk about that.
Speaker 2: You should talk about that, and you should talk about
Speaker 2: the fact that there are no details that's being hidden
Speaker 2: from everybody. That is the dog that didn't bark this there. Well,
Speaker 2: speaking of censoring speech, the FBI says it's going to
Speaker 2: cut ties with the ADL Jonathan Greenblat's Anti Defamation League. Well,
Speaker 2: I remember years ago the FBI pronouncing that they were
Speaker 2: going to cut ties to the Southern Property Law Center.
Speaker 2: I did reports at the time. I had one that
Speaker 2: I did. It's called the Profits of Hate. They're telling
Speaker 2: you about all these different hate groups. That's what SBLC
Speaker 2: used to love to do. They put out hate groups.
Speaker 2: But of course I spelled profits with a profits because
Speaker 2: it was all about money. Morse D's the founder of
Speaker 2: that has always been about money. He was a lawyer
Speaker 2: who defended the Ku Klux Klan and the people who
Speaker 2: had attacked the marchers and burned their buses in Birmingham, Alabama,
Speaker 2: I think it was. And he was paid quite a
Speaker 2: bit of money. The amount that they paid him was
Speaker 2: more than what the typical family of four would make
Speaker 2: in a year. He made for that particular case. And
Speaker 2: then he got out of law and he didn't practice
Speaker 2: law for about a decade. And what he did was
Speaker 2: he got into a mailing list business and he made
Speaker 2: a lot of money with that. Then when Jimmy Carter
Speaker 2: came to power, he offered to run the mailing list
Speaker 2: for the Democrats free of charge. He just wanted their
Speaker 2: mailing list. He took that mailing list and created the
Speaker 2: Southern Powerty Law Center, which said we're against the Ku
Speaker 2: Klux Klan. This is a guy who his only involvement
Speaker 2: in the civil rights business, only involvement with the Ku
Speaker 2: Klux Klan was to defend the Ku Klux Klan. And
Speaker 2: so then after he takes a hiatus from legal work,
Speaker 2: he comes back in and all of his stuff is
Speaker 2: about the Ku Klux Klan and he starts putting the
Speaker 2: finger at everybody and saying, you're like the Ku Klux Klan.
Speaker 2: You're like the Ku klux Lan. The Left saw through
Speaker 2: his scam. They listed him as one of the worst
Speaker 2: charities that you could have, the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Speaker 2: A lot of his money was going to the Cayman Islands,
Speaker 2: places like that where you know where people that we
Speaker 2: know will stash their money so that it's out of
Speaker 2: the site and reach of the American government. But it
Speaker 2: was well known that that was being done by Morse
Speaker 2: Diese as well. And then you have the ad L,
Speaker 2: which is really an unregistered foreign agent. That's the reality
Speaker 2: of this. So the FBI rather than cutting ties with
Speaker 2: the ad L, I mean there are buddies with them.
Speaker 2: Instead they to be prosecutcuting the ADL for what they're doing.
Speaker 2: James Comey wrote love letters to the ADL and embedded
Speaker 2: FBI agents with them. Said cash btel on X, a
Speaker 2: group that ran disgraceful ops to spy on Americans. That
Speaker 2: era is over this FBI will not partner with political
Speaker 2: fronts masquerading his watchdogs, but they will also not prosecute
Speaker 2: unregistered foreign agents. They will allow them to continue to
Speaker 2: do this work. The people who are bribing our politicians
Speaker 2: with the money that they take from the American taxpayers,
Speaker 2: so the foreign government. If we don't like what the
Speaker 2: foreign government is doing or criticize them, then they can
Speaker 2: steal not just our money, but our First Amendment as well.
Speaker 2: And this whole announcement from cash Hotel is nothing more
Speaker 2: than virtue signaling to his base that Israel doesn't own them,
Speaker 2: when in fact Israel really does own the Trump administration.
Speaker 2: This whole dust up seems to be triggered by clip
Speaker 2: that Chris Minahan put up of green Blatz saying that
Speaker 2: Christianity is the origin of anti Semitism. He posted that
Speaker 2: on August twelfth, and then a large account which grabs
Speaker 2: stuff and reposts it and does not give people credit,
Speaker 2: Shadow of Ezra posted it more than a month later,
Speaker 2: September twenty eighth, so this is on August twelfth. They
Speaker 2: took the post and put it up on September twenty eighth.
Speaker 2: But because this is a large account, the Shadow of Ezra,
Speaker 2: it got attention from Musk and from other people. The
Speaker 2: original post from Chris Minahan said Adyl CEO Jonathan green
Speaker 2: Blatz says that Christianity is the origin of anti Semitism.
Speaker 2: There were these accusations that the Jews killed christ and
Speaker 2: so Shadow of Ezra put it up and said the
Speaker 2: same thing, put up the same clip and said, yeah,
Speaker 2: he says that Christianity is a virus and that it
Speaker 2: is the root of anti Semitism. Elon Musk and Anna
Speaker 2: Paulina Luna then reacted to that tweet from Shadow of Ezra.
Speaker 2: Others all started making posts attacking the ADL for their
Speaker 2: anti Christian bias as well. And of course they're anti
Speaker 2: white as well. They're racist, They're the entire premise of
Speaker 2: their organization is racism. Everything to them is anti Semitism.
Speaker 2: This is wrong. You are intentionally creating a targeted hate
Speaker 2: campaign against Christians, wrote Anna Paulina Luna, and then she
Speaker 2: fell that up by saying, the ADL has some explaining
Speaker 2: to do. Seems to me like if they don't agree
Speaker 2: with you, they label you a hate group. Oh really,
Speaker 2: you noticed that, did you. Elon must said, yes, ADL
Speaker 2: is a hate group. ADL CEO Jonathan green Blat just
Speaker 2: recently was bragging about twenty seven hundred tips that they
Speaker 2: provided to law enforcement in twenty twenty four, which he
Speaker 2: boasted led to invest mitigations, search warrants, arrests, and prosecutions.
Speaker 2: And again that was in twenty twenty four alone, nearly
Speaker 2: three thousand people they reported to the government to punish
Speaker 2: their enemies, little stazzi snitches.
Speaker 12: They on the internet. FBI go get them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the FBI would. According to Cash Mattel, the
Speaker 2: FBI was embedding agents into the ADL, and then the
Speaker 2: two of them worked together to spine Americans whom the
Speaker 2: ADL viewed as extremists. As clear as day that the
Speaker 2: other parts of the Trump administration are intimately working together
Speaker 2: with the ADL on their anti Semitism crackdowns. Green Black
Speaker 2: confirmed last month that the ADL was working with the
Speaker 2: Trump administration, and he's got a clip of him saying that.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, he said, we stopped playing
Speaker 2: defense and we've now moved to offense. And I got
Speaker 2: to say that I find Israel's attacks on free speech
Speaker 2: in America to be extremely offensive. And you know, anybody
Speaker 2: wants to take that stuff from us after all the
Speaker 2: money that they've been given all these years. You talk
Speaker 2: about that's how they bless us, as with stealing or
Speaker 2: or God given rights from us. In the past twelve months,
Speaker 2: he says, ADL has filed more lawsuits in the prior
Speaker 2: one hundred and twelve years against extremist groups, elite university's,
Speaker 2: public companies, school districts, and state sponsors of terror. They bragged, yes,
Speaker 2: go ahead, what'd you want to say?
Speaker 13: Oh, yes, I just going to point out.
Speaker 12: That I lost it.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I should stop after a video I took of
Speaker 2: green BLAT's comments went viral, a Trump administration official said
Speaker 2: in the statement admitted that Secretary of Education Linda McMahon
Speaker 2: held a meeting with ADL's CEO Jonathan Greenblat, but denied
Speaker 2: that the ADL has a working relationship with the administration.
Speaker 2: How many of you have had a meeting with a
Speaker 2: cabinet official in the Trump administration. I would say that
Speaker 2: if you do something like that, you have a working relationship,
Speaker 2: especially if you've got government agents embedded into their organization.
Speaker 2: They're working in tandem. We saw the same type of
Speaker 2: thing happening with the Southern Bowery Law Center as well.
Speaker 2: Martin Marx, the official White House liaison to the Jewish community,
Speaker 2: told a JNS conference on Sunday that there is a
Speaker 2: commitment in the White House behind the scenes to combating
Speaker 2: anti Semitism. This is a conference that they had. I
Speaker 2: forget what the JNS stands for. I was going to
Speaker 2: talk about this Monday. I forgot to talk about it,
Speaker 2: didn't have time. And this is a Jewish conference that
Speaker 2: was there, and it was mcd by, of all people,
Speaker 2: Mark Levin. There you go talking about special relationship.
Speaker 13: How do we as white people get a special liaison
Speaker 13: from the Trump administration?
Speaker 2: How do we get how do we get representation at all?
Speaker 2: So Musk also calls the SPLC evil, says the group
Speaker 2: should be shut down. That's the Southern Powery Law Center.
Speaker 2: And again I've been labeled by both of them in
Speaker 2: the past because I worked for Info Wars, have been
Speaker 2: tagged as an opponent of theirs. Well, I can tell
Speaker 2: you I certainly am. I certainly they got that right.
Speaker 2: I'm absolutely their opponent. So he said it's an evil
Speaker 2: organization that should be shut down. You know, Musk has
Speaker 2: said some true things lately. It doesn't necessarily mean he's
Speaker 2: on our side. He's still a technocrat pushing universal basic income,
Speaker 2: pushing brain probes and all the rest of that stuff.
Speaker 2: But you know, even even a technocrat can be right
Speaker 2: once in a while.
Speaker 13: So it's important to be able to acknowledge when someone
Speaker 13: says the right thing, when someone does the right thing,
Speaker 13: without immediately just assuming they're on your side and accept
Speaker 13: them into the fold. Right, you can say, yeah, Elon
Speaker 13: Musk is right on this without you know, getting in
Speaker 13: line for the neurallink brain chip.
Speaker 2: That's right. Yeah, he's not on our side, but he's
Speaker 2: pointed out that the sky is blue and the Southern
Speaker 2: Poverty Law Center and the ADL are evil. In May,
Speaker 2: the SPLC listed Trump the Turning Point USA as as
Speaker 2: part of their Year in Hate Extremism report. That's where
Speaker 2: they put us in there, describing the Conservative youth group
Speaker 2: as well funded and linked to far right extremists. The
Speaker 2: report emphasized the group's influence in conservative politics, and of
Speaker 2: course that is Charlie Kirk's group. Do not criticize Charlie Kirk,
Speaker 2: but Charlie Kirk was absolutely not anti Semitic or racist
Speaker 2: in any of this stuff. November twenty twenty four, Musk
Speaker 2: also announced that the Southern Property Law Center after Seth Dyllon,
Speaker 2: CEO of the satirical outlet of the Babylin b claimed
Speaker 2: that the group planned to release a report identifying members
Speaker 2: of his staff at the Babylon. B Musk responded by
Speaker 2: posting that the Southern Property Law Center was a criminal
Speaker 2: organization of my opinion, and in my opinion they are
Speaker 2: as well. They intimidate and they try to inform on
Speaker 2: people and stick the government on people. I think they're
Speaker 2: reprehensible both these groups. A new Trump prosecutor sparked chaos
Speaker 2: as MAGA influencers are allowed to make major decisions. And
Speaker 2: so this is the prosecution of James Comy, and Trump
Speaker 2: has put Lindsay Halligan, who was one of his personal lawyers,
Speaker 2: in charge of this prosecution. This is another uh when
Speaker 2: MAGA see he wants he wants to look like he's
Speaker 2: a strong guy and come after James Comy. And then
Speaker 2: when it all fails, the MAGA people say, yeah, that's
Speaker 2: just a deep state. We need to have even more
Speaker 2: of Trump and even more of what Trump is doing,
Speaker 2: because they were able to get Komy off, and yet
Speaker 2: Trump is putting in somebody who has never ever operated
Speaker 2: as a prosecutor, Linda Halligan A. She has no prior
Speaker 2: prosecutorial experience. She was somebody who had been an insurance lawyer,
Speaker 2: and so she was basically doing contracts and things like that,
Speaker 2: and taking somebody who's real estate closing and you're going
Speaker 2: to make them the prosecutor for the former FBI director.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is who would think that that would
Speaker 2: go wrong?
Speaker 12: Slightly out of her depth here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so she has brought in influencers, MAGA aligned influencers
Speaker 2: to help her make staff decisions, and so this is
Speaker 2: being written by the leftist press. They're very upset that
Speaker 2: these influencers that she brought in got her to fire
Speaker 2: two career prosecutors from her office.
Speaker 12: Yeah, well it's probably a good move.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because the MAGA influencers are making negative statements about them,
Speaker 2: I'm sure publicly, because that's what influencers do. They make
Speaker 2: public decisions. I tell you, please not't ever call me
Speaker 2: an influencer. I can't understand why anybody would want that title.
Speaker 2: It's just pickable what influencers on social media do, and
Speaker 2: they're not really they don't want to be seen as reporters,
Speaker 2: as investigators, as you know, newspeople or anything. They would
Speaker 2: be influencers. That means that they're trying to manipulate. You
Speaker 2: just call them manipulators and grifters. That's that's what it
Speaker 2: really is. Let's take a look at the comments.
Speaker 13: There, m sellers, people are vaccine damage and have to
Speaker 13: eat alternative milks. There's no excuse, no excuse.
Speaker 12: You man up, you deal with the pain.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't particularly like the taste.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 2: We did find some soy bologny when you guys were little,
Speaker 2: and I liked it because you used to eat blooney
Speaker 2: sandwiches when I was a kid, and but the blooney
Speaker 2: sandwiches would always leave like this grease on the roof
Speaker 2: of my mouth, and the soy blooney didn't have it.
Speaker 2: But then we realized that it wasn't really good for
Speaker 2: you guys, so we stopped there. But I thought it
Speaker 2: was good tasting stuff. I'm sure that some of the
Speaker 2: other stuff like that is it is good.
Speaker 13: They'd probably managed to find something that isn't awful.
Speaker 12: Over here's guy.
Speaker 13: Responding to be l Houghton. You asked how Donald John
Speaker 13: and Trump became a billionaire. His grandfather, Frederick Trump, was
Speaker 13: a brothel owner who made money from gold rush rush
Speaker 13: prostitution in Alaska and basted in Land and started the company.
Speaker 2: Loving and Gold right there. He loves goldlover so surprised
Speaker 2: he didn't make his name goldlover or something, but made
Speaker 2: it Trump instead of drump. I just picked up the
Speaker 2: book that got Trump so upset that he sued Penguin
Speaker 2: Books in New York Times for fifteen billion dollars. I thought,
Speaker 2: this has got to be a good book. It's the
Speaker 2: one Lucky Loser. And the cover of the book is
Speaker 2: a slot machine where you got the different symbols coming
Speaker 2: around that One of the symbols that's coming up around
Speaker 2: is Donald Trump's face. Three of those. See if that
Speaker 2: gets lined up.
Speaker 13: But we have New Republic rising eighty three with more
Speaker 13: people demanding organic, the market should correct and price is lower.
Speaker 13: If people did the smart thing in higher numbers backyard permaculture,
Speaker 13: we are to get more people in on it. They'll
Speaker 13: have a wider buyer base, would you guy talking to
Speaker 13: Bille Houghton. There is a documentary that shows Donald Trump
Speaker 13: inherited what became the Trump Corporation from his grandfather, real
Speaker 13: Jason Barker. The private farms that remained will be destroyed
Speaker 13: by a carbon tax. I'm reading about that now. It's
Speaker 13: also a Gates initiative. They're going to make it impossible
Speaker 13: for anyone.
Speaker 2: Oh, you know, I boost if.
Speaker 13: Thailand all creates autism, wouldn't everyone have autisms? Is at
Speaker 13: some point we have all taken it or for one
Speaker 13: reason or another.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, and as some people have pointed out,
Speaker 2: I think it was Doctor McCullough said, skeptical of that,
Speaker 2: and he said, think about the fact these babies that
Speaker 2: are the babies that are taking the til and all,
Speaker 2: they've also had what else, the vaccines? Right, So this
Speaker 2: is not a control any studies that they've got. I
Speaker 2: doubt that they've got studies of the Amish who took
Speaker 2: tail and all and didn't get vaccinated. I don't think
Speaker 2: how much take talin all either, But they don't have
Speaker 2: any control groups. So again it allows them to lete.
Speaker 2: But I said, it's absurd if you look at the
Speaker 2: first thing I did was has it been an explosion
Speaker 2: in tile and all usage. No, it's doubled in like
Speaker 2: the last thirty or forty years, whereas the number of
Speaker 2: vaccines taken by children has exploded in number. And that's
Speaker 2: the reality. There's no way that you can correlate that
Speaker 2: to that. It's all a misdirection.
Speaker 13: Yeah, right, overture Even if you eat organic foods. It's
Speaker 13: the soils that are either that either are or are
Speaker 13: near depletion to necessary minerals. That's why it's good to
Speaker 13: grow your own. The real Octo spook. All pedophiles get
Speaker 13: special treatment, public employees get special special considerations.
Speaker 12: It's done.
Speaker 13: Lord won three three seven. She probably wasn't the only
Speaker 13: kid abused. Yeah, that's right, almost definitely not. Yeah, Nathan
Speaker 13: Bedford Forrest eighteen sixty five. Morris is worth over one
Speaker 13: hundred billion dollars, all acquired by peddling a false Jesus
Speaker 13: from the pulpit. Also call out as crony Chris Hodges,
Speaker 13: another power grifter from Highland's church in the nar Grift syndicate.
Speaker 13: Jerry al Atallo Brave journalists to Cash Patel. Do you
Speaker 13: believe Americans must see and hear suspect? Tyler Robinson spoken
Speaker 13: testimony immediately, Pattel, no comment, not suspicious at all. Real,
Speaker 13: nothing to see here, folks, move along. Real Jason Barker Lol.
Speaker 13: Karen Carpenter was referred to as an influencer once hard
Speaker 13: to influence. When you are shadow band, we got to
Speaker 13: kick out of that. Influencer is sort of a catch
Speaker 13: all term now for anyone that appears in any form
Speaker 13: on the internet.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, and but I view it A lot of
Speaker 2: people will take that and they like that term.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like the people who embrace the red
Speaker 2: state term.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 13: To me, I think it's a term that they can
Speaker 13: employ and it frees them from any in all responsibility.
Speaker 13: I'm not a journalist, I'm not a this, I'm not
Speaker 13: of that. I'm an influencer. So who cares, you know,
Speaker 13: I just play fun little games. I mean, I just
Speaker 13: say things on the internet.
Speaker 2: Who cares.
Speaker 12: I don't have any responsibility.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, there was Netta who met
Speaker 2: with a bunch of influencers and one of them posted
Speaker 2: a thing of her asking a question to him and
Speaker 2: it was a softball question, said, look at this. I
Speaker 2: actually got to ask him a question and he responded
Speaker 2: to me. And I'm kicking myself because later on he
Speaker 2: referred to me by name and I didn't record that.
Speaker 2: And it's like, this is pathetic. This is like high
Speaker 2: school politics. I'm the popular girl. Yeah. So it's like,
Speaker 2: you know, it's just and that it's so childish that
Speaker 2: we're going to take a quick break. Folks, when we
Speaker 2: come back, I want to talk about the Face Act.
Speaker 2: Rather than stopping this, the Republicans are repurposing it. We'll
Speaker 2: be right back.
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Speaker 2: I think it was President Ulysses Grant who said the
Speaker 2: best way to get rid of a bad law is
Speaker 2: to rigorously enforce it. I don't know if he said that,
Speaker 2: but that's not happening here in America. Now. You had
Speaker 2: Joe Biden rigorously enforcing the Face Act, which is a
Speaker 2: very bad law and it's very face. It violates both
Speaker 2: free speech as well as religious liberty. And that was
Speaker 2: something that was passed by Congress to protect abortion clinics.
Speaker 2: You know, in the UK they're arresting people who stand
Speaker 2: silently and pray outside of clinics. But we're nearly that bad.
Speaker 2: And if you look at the prosecutorial actions that were
Speaker 2: taken by the Biden administration, swat teaming somebody who was
Speaker 2: found innocent of the charges after they did it, but
Speaker 2: swat teaming a guy who had a family of about
Speaker 2: a dozen kids, I forget how many had exactly, but
Speaker 2: endangering all of them because he dared to protest an
Speaker 2: abortion clinic. They claimed that he was within the magic
Speaker 2: buffer zone, and he wasn't. And so after we've seen
Speaker 2: years of this being weaponized by the Biden administration against
Speaker 2: people who are pro life and protesting, you now have
Speaker 2: the Trump administration. Rather than trying to get rid of
Speaker 2: this thing. This is what is so typical politics, right,
Speaker 2: Instead of then going back to the constitution, instead of
Speaker 2: then getting rid of the bad stuff, they want to
Speaker 2: weaponize it for their own use. Oh okay, well, you
Speaker 2: guys engaged in persecutions using the legal system, so we're
Speaker 2: going to do that too. We'll just do that to
Speaker 2: our enemies. And so now the DOJ says that the legislation,
Speaker 2: which is previously weaponized to one sided enforcement, now they
Speaker 2: want to use this to protect protesters of synagogues. So
Speaker 2: again people have if somebody is doing something violent that
Speaker 2: is not allowed, we've already got laws about that. This
Speaker 2: is another hate speech censorship type of thing. US Department
Speaker 2: of Justice has filed a lawsuit against several anti ISRAELAR
Speaker 2: protesters using a law that was historically applied to protect
Speaker 2: women entering abortion clinics from pro life demonstrators. Filed on
Speaker 2: Monday by the DOJ's Civil Rights Division, and this is
Speaker 2: the Attorney General Harmitt Dillon. She argued that the nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety four Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, the
Speaker 2: FACE Act, was previously weaponized against pro life activists, while
Speaker 2: those disrupting religious practices were not targeted. So November twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four, they said Congregation or Torah Synagogue was hosting
Speaker 2: a real estate fair promoting the sale of homes and
Speaker 2: Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank. The DOJ maintains
Speaker 2: that it was quote a religious event centered on the
Speaker 2: Jewish obligation to live in the Land of Israel. Their
Speaker 2: religion is basically stealing land and auctioning it off to people.
Speaker 13: Isn't this a little on the no skies?
Speaker 11: This option was a religious event?
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly?
Speaker 12: Come on, Come on.
Speaker 2: Fifty pro Palestinian demonstrators staged a protest outside, which Harmei Dylan,
Speaker 2: what does she hin? Do I think characterized as a mob?
Speaker 2: The complaint claims that one protester blasted a vu volz
Speaker 2: ala horn. Well, what is that is that one of
Speaker 2: those air horns? It's anyway near, just inches from Glick's ears,
Speaker 2: an action, prosecutor stay amounted to a physical attack due
Speaker 2: to the potential hearing loss. Then this guy named Glick
Speaker 2: and another person called Silverberg were charged in connection with
Speaker 2: a brawl after Glick allegedly pepper sprayed a protester and
Speaker 2: struck his head with a metal flashlight. The DOJ complaint, however,
Speaker 2: described these actions as self defense. The fair was one
Speaker 2: of several US events promoting settlement property sales that drew
Speaker 2: pro Palestinian protests as Israel pressed its military operation into Gaza.
Speaker 2: Jewish settlements and occupied territories would considered to be illegal
Speaker 2: under the international law and remain a flashpoint in the
Speaker 2: broader Middle East conflict. Enforcement of the Face Act was
Speaker 2: reportedly scaled back in the US under Trump's term in office,
Speaker 2: but in June the House Judiciary Committee considered it bill
Speaker 2: introduced this year by Chip Roy to repeal the measure entirely.
Speaker 2: But hey, let's not let a bad law go to waste.
Speaker 2: You know, we can still use it to repress speech
Speaker 2: as well as religion at the same time. Interestingly, I
Speaker 2: look at this an abortion as murder, and what is
Speaker 2: happening in Gaza is murder, and our government protects the
Speaker 2: murderers and punishes the protesters of murder. That's the thing
Speaker 2: that is consistent between Biden and Trump. It's just different
Speaker 2: groups and different actions. You know. It's kind of interesting.
Speaker 2: We had the Pope come out and talk about what
Speaker 2: being pro life meant, and it's gotten a lot of
Speaker 2: people upset as to what he had to say.
Speaker 19: Someone who says I'm against abortion but says I'm in
Speaker 19: favor of the death penalty is not really pro life.
Speaker 19: So someone who says that I'm against abortion, but I'm
Speaker 19: in agreement with the inhuman treatment of immigrants or in
Speaker 19: the United States, I don't know if that's pro life.
Speaker 2: So there's issues.
Speaker 19: I don't know if anyone has all the truth on them.
Speaker 12: But I would ask.
Speaker 19: First and foremost that there'd be greater respect for one
Speaker 19: another and that we search together both as human beings
Speaker 19: in that case, as American citizens or citizens of the
Speaker 19: state of Illinois, as well as Catholics to say we
Speaker 19: need to you know, really look closely at all of
Speaker 19: these ethical issues and to find the.
Speaker 2: Way forward as church.
Speaker 19: The church teaching on each one of those issues.
Speaker 15: Is very clear.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, the Bible's even clearer than your church teaching.
Speaker 2: When you talk about murder, okay, it is protection of
Speaker 2: innocent life is what we're really talking about here. When
Speaker 2: you kill a baby by ripping it apart, that's neither
Speaker 2: humane nor is it justified. That baby has done nothing.
Speaker 2: Even in the cases of rape, the baby did nothing.
Speaker 2: The baby was a product, it was a product of
Speaker 2: that rape did nothing. However, when you have somebody that's
Speaker 2: a murderer that's facing capital punishment, that is a person
Speaker 2: who has been an aggressor, a taker of innocent life,
Speaker 2: and the government does not bear the sword in vain. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: the government is justice is so blind that they don't
Speaker 2: know who's guilty and who isn't in most cases.
Speaker 13: Yeah, if you were to make verification of like you're
Speaker 13: about to say, just the justice system is so corrupt.
Speaker 13: I cannot support a death penalty in a system where
Speaker 13: we cannot trust that they are going to get it right. However,
Speaker 13: that is not what he says. He just has the
Speaker 13: childish level of understanding, or my opinion, more likely just
Speaker 13: wilfully misleading people in the fact that, oh, the death
Speaker 13: penalty is moral. It's like, no, the death penalty is necessary.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, and it is justified as well. And because
Speaker 2: it is the duty of government to protect innocent life.
Speaker 2: Now when we're talking about borders, he takes it to
Speaker 2: that we're not talking about life and death issues there
Speaker 2: with that. But the government does have a duty to
Speaker 2: protect our borders as well. The Bible doesn't make any
Speaker 2: any distinction in terms of the New Testament. Distinctions between
Speaker 2: different groups of people have been taken away. Your ancestry
Speaker 2: doesn't matter. There is no difference between Jews and Greeks,
Speaker 2: male or female, okay, and so slave or free or whatever,
Speaker 2: those types of distinctions were taken away. There are the
Speaker 2: distinctions of nations, tongues and tribes, and that is culture,
Speaker 2: borders and language, and those are legitimate distinctions, and that's
Speaker 2: why you have borders. That's why you have nations. You
Speaker 2: can't have a nation without a order. So obviously God
Speaker 2: supports borders and the idea of a government to protect
Speaker 2: the people that are there. But this guy is cut
Speaker 2: from the same cloth as the one before him, Leo,
Speaker 2: he's from the same liberal group of climate worshippers she
Speaker 2: showed you yesterday. The clip of him blessing a block
Speaker 2: of ice one of the most ridiculous things. And of
Speaker 2: course traditional Catholics are absolutely astounded at how idiotic this is.
Speaker 2: But let's get back to the Face Act again. The
Speaker 2: Scottish police arresting a person who is a serial speaker.
Speaker 2: Oh no, she speaks out over and over again. This
Speaker 2: is a seventy five year old grandmother. She shows up
Speaker 2: and scrolled down a little bit there Lanth she can
Speaker 2: see her sign. Her sign says coercion is a crime.
Speaker 2: I'm here to talk only if you want. And so
Speaker 2: for women who are silently praying by an abortion clinic
Speaker 2: or somebody who puts up a sign saying if you
Speaker 2: want to talk, I'm here, but I'm not trying to
Speaker 2: force anybody, those people get arrested. That's what they're doing
Speaker 2: in the UK, and that's why something like the Face
Speaker 2: Act is in such conflict with the First Amendment and
Speaker 2: the principles of this country was built upon principles that
Speaker 2: Western civilization was built around Christian principles. Rose Dockery is
Speaker 2: what they call a criminal recidivist. In the UK, the
Speaker 2: seventy five year old woman has been arrested a second
Speaker 2: time for the same fiendish act of offering to speak
Speaker 2: to women considering an abortion. She has arrested preparing the
Speaker 2: placard that says coortion is a crime. I'm here to
Speaker 2: talk only if you want. She and her sign were
Speaker 2: quickly seized by the local police to protect the public.
Speaker 2: The police do not want to protect babies from being
Speaker 2: ripped apart, but they will protect anybody from having a discussion.
Speaker 2: So again, you know, to paraphrase, to paraphrase Jefferson, he said,
Speaker 2: the same God that gave us life gave his liberty
Speaker 2: at the same time. The hand of force can distoin,
Speaker 2: but can destroy, but cannot destroy them. And I would
Speaker 2: say the same thing is true of the exercise of
Speaker 2: religion and speech. That's why they're in the First Amendment together.
Speaker 2: You can destroy those by force, but you cannot separate them.
Speaker 2: You cannot have the free exercise of religion without free
Speaker 2: speech and vice versa, because always going to be what
Speaker 2: somebody is offended about. That's why you have to have
Speaker 2: a First Amendment. If somebody is not talking about something
Speaker 2: that is going to be offensive, like religion or politics,
Speaker 2: then there's no reason to protect them from being attacked
Speaker 2: by the government.
Speaker 13: Another thing to point out is if having a discussion
Speaker 13: with this woman upsets you, it's because you know, on
Speaker 13: some level she's right, right, what you're doing is murdering
Speaker 13: a child.
Speaker 2: And the government knows that fully well, well.
Speaker 13: The government of course knows that. It's just if you
Speaker 13: are going in to have an abortion and you see
Speaker 13: this and you have a visceral reaction to this, it's
Speaker 13: because you know what you are doing is evil. You
Speaker 13: are about to commit murder, you're about to be a
Speaker 13: party to it.
Speaker 2: And this satanic government has more faith than the power
Speaker 2: of prayer than many Christians do, because they've arrested this
Speaker 2: woman now three times and the courts have let them
Speaker 2: go and even find the police, but the police keep
Speaker 2: coming back after or even with the vines, because they
Speaker 2: don't pay the vines. The public pays for that.
Speaker 5: It reminds me of the even the demons believe, and
Speaker 5: he's right, well, these are the demons that have a
Speaker 5: strong belief in the power of prayer.
Speaker 2: Even the demons in the UK government believe, and they
Speaker 2: tremble yeah, this is kind of what they have. It's
Speaker 2: not called the Face Act. They don't come up with
Speaker 2: clever little acronyms. It's called the Abortion Services Safe Access
Speaker 2: Zones Act. But it's the same thing. You know, we're
Speaker 2: all doing. These governments are doing the same thing. And
Speaker 2: again the so called Christian Trump administration is not going
Speaker 2: to do anything to stop. They're going to repurpose it
Speaker 2: to protect the group that they want to protect, the
Speaker 2: group that's paying them, Israeli government. In this case, the
Speaker 2: unacceptable abuse was offering to speak with women about abortion.
Speaker 2: The UK shows how limiting speech can create an insatiable
Speaker 2: appetite for greater and greater speech controls. A man convicted
Speaker 2: for sending a tweet while drunk referring to dead soldiers.
Speaker 2: Another man arrested for an anti police t shirt. Another
Speaker 2: was arrested for calling the Irish boyfriend of his ex
Speaker 2: girlfriend a leprechaun. Yet another was arrested for singing kung
Speaker 2: fu fighting. A teenager was arrested for protesting outside a
Speaker 2: scientology clinic with a sign that called the religion a cult.
Speaker 2: It is, but anyway, I keep thinking about the when
Speaker 2: Roean Atkinson was pushing back against this kind of hate
Speaker 2: speech legislation. He said, please offend me. You know, that's
Speaker 2: the essence of comedy in many cases, is saying things
Speaker 2: that are offensive. But he said, what I see from
Speaker 2: these laws, and of course that has now been fully
Speaker 2: enacted against his opposition. He said, what I see from
Speaker 2: these laws reminds me of a character and the company think
Speaker 2: he arrested this guy for just why did you arrest him? Well,
Speaker 2: he was just generally walking about, or he was wearing
Speaker 2: a loud shirt at night, you know, things like that.
Speaker 2: The idea of cracking down on toxic ideologies is of
Speaker 2: course nothing new in countries like China and Iran. However,
Speaker 2: the anti free speech movement in the US and America
Speaker 2: has succeeded in destroying the foundations of free speech. The
Speaker 2: European Union is now one of the most hostile anti
Speaker 2: free speech organizations in the world. As the anti free
Speaker 2: speech movement grows in this country, systems need to look
Speaker 2: to Europe for where this path will take us. It
Speaker 2: will take us exactly where Ursula. Somebody corrected me on
Speaker 2: the pronunciation of her name. It was Earth. I used
Speaker 2: to say Ursula von der Leyden. And this said no,
Speaker 2: it's fond or Leiden, And I said, oh, I'll just
Speaker 2: call her Ursula fond of lying, because that's exactly what
Speaker 2: she's about.
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Speaker 20: your annual Global Risk Report makes for a stunning and
Speaker 20: sobering read for the global business community. The top concern
Speaker 20: for the next two years is not conflict or climate.
Speaker 20: It is disinformation and misinformation, followed closely by polarization within
Speaker 20: our societies.
Speaker 1: In a world of deceit, telling the truth is a
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Speaker 2: Let's talk a little bit about war jiyl Cent. He's
Speaker 2: going to be joining us in a few minutes. But
Speaker 2: of course every week we are moving closer and closer
Speaker 2: to a global conflict. And now Trump and the US
Speaker 2: government after making some overtures that many of us were
Speaker 2: skeptical about in the first place, so now talking about
Speaker 2: giving Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine. And so these are very accurate,
Speaker 2: very long distance missiles. These are cruise missiles that are
Speaker 2: out there. And I remember going back to these the
Speaker 2: nineteen eighties my friend who's in the military, and he
Speaker 2: was talking about cruise missiles because I almost went to
Speaker 2: work for Texas Instruments in a group that was making
Speaker 2: the cruise missiles. And he said, yeah, those things are
Speaker 2: amazingly accurate. He said, we can pick which window of
Speaker 2: the Kremlin that we want to put them in. And
Speaker 2: so these are the missiles that fly subsonic speed, and
Speaker 2: they hug the terrain at a very low level and
Speaker 2: able to dodge obstacles and still navigate using GPS to
Speaker 2: hit their target. So they said each of the cruz missiles,
Speaker 2: and a demonstration that was hailed by Trump that they
Speaker 2: showed some footage of each of them hit within a
Speaker 2: foot of where they were supposed to hit after a
Speaker 2: very long journey. His claims are backed up by satellite
Speaker 2: images showed the scorched earth of where at least sixteen
Speaker 2: buildings once stood at the Isfahan nuclear facility. And so
Speaker 2: now they want to give these missiles to Zelenski. This
Speaker 2: mat man who wants to start World War three. Unlike
Speaker 2: previous attempts by Zelensky to secure Tomahawks for his armed forces,
Speaker 2: which were rebuffed by the Biden administration, a breakthrough appears
Speaker 2: now to have been made by this Nobel Priest Prize
Speaker 2: wannabe Donald Trump. Isn't that amazing? He couldn't even get
Speaker 2: these things from Biden, but Trump is going to give
Speaker 2: it to him. Shortly after the UK Telegraph broke the news, JD.
Speaker 2: Vance went on record to discuss the shipments of the tomahawks.
Speaker 2: The idea would involve European governments paying for shipments of
Speaker 2: Tomahawks to Ukraine through a NATO led scheme. This is
Speaker 2: everything all tied together into one, isn't it. The military
Speaker 2: industrial complex making its profits, NATO not defending the West
Speaker 2: but trying to drag US into World War three, and
Speaker 2: of course the fake peace president rolling the stuff together.
Speaker 2: Keith Kellogg, the US President's Ukraine envoy, went further. He
Speaker 2: declared that Kiev will be permitted to conduct long range
Speaker 2: strikes inside of Russia. I think, reading what Trump has
Speaker 2: said and reading what Vice President Vance has said, the
Speaker 2: answer is yes, we will use the ability to hit deep.
Speaker 2: There are no such things as sanctuaries, said the former
Speaker 2: General Keith Kellogg. Well, you know what, there's not going
Speaker 2: to be such thing as sanctuary for Americans either. Trump
Speaker 2: and his people have sanctuaries, but not US. Tomahawks would
Speaker 2: put Moscow comfortably within the range of Kev's arsenal has
Speaker 2: a range of about fifteen hundred miles, goes about five
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty miles an hour. They fly at low
Speaker 2: enough altitude to dodge enemy radar, and they use on
Speaker 2: board sensors to avoid obstacles that are in their path
Speaker 2: on their way to the designated target. Ukraine would likely
Speaker 2: use the powerful weapon to destroy a series of different
Speaker 2: targets at Russia's rear in order to disrupt assaults on
Speaker 2: the front lines. No, I don't think that's the case
Speaker 2: at all. I think Zelenski wants to escalate this into
Speaker 2: a nuclear World War three. I think that's what he's
Speaker 2: going to use them for. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: the Krimlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said, the question before us
Speaker 2: is this, who can launch these missiles? Can only Ukrainians
Speaker 2: launch them? Or do American soldiers have to do that, well,
Speaker 2: that's rhetorical question. Of course, it's going to be done
Speaker 2: by American soldiers. And this was the case with some
Speaker 2: of the weapons previously given by Biden, and we criticized
Speaker 2: him at the time, and there were conservatives who criticized
Speaker 2: him for doing that. There was a very long range
Speaker 2: weapon that he provided, and of course it had to
Speaker 2: be targeted and operated by Americans. The Ukrainians didn't have
Speaker 2: the ability to do that. And so he says, and
Speaker 2: who is determining the targets of these missiles? Is it
Speaker 2: the American side or the Ukrainians themselves? So conservatives who
Speaker 2: criticized that when Biden was doing it are now not
Speaker 2: going to criticize it when Trump, the Nobel Peace Prize president,
Speaker 2: is doing it. This is the insanity. Dmitri met dev Medvedev,
Speaker 2: former president, said US interference could result in a war
Speaker 2: with weapons of mass destruction. Of course, that is the
Speaker 2: real danger here. It's reported on Wednesday that Washington would
Speaker 2: provide Kiev with intelligence for long range missile strikes against Russia.
Speaker 2: Those officials will allow Ukraine to strike energy infrastructure deep
Speaker 2: in Kremlin's territory. You know, the thing is, nobody has
Speaker 2: to fire missiles to destroy our infrastructure here do they
Speaker 2: There's a lot of ways that you can do that
Speaker 2: that are very simple. I mean, we talked to Jack
Speaker 2: Lawson frequently about that. How simple it would be for
Speaker 2: somebody to come through, just shoot up some transformers and
Speaker 2: you take down a large area of power for a
Speaker 2: very long time. Because there's not a lot of supply
Speaker 2: of those things. And that's not even looking at cyber attacks.
Speaker 2: So just expect that that type of thing is going
Speaker 2: to happen, and it will be plausibly deniable that it's them,
Speaker 2: unlike firing a missile. But we don't care if they
Speaker 2: know that it's coming from us, because NATO knows exactly
Speaker 2: what it's doing. It's been pushing to escalate conflict with
Speaker 2: Russia now for thirty years. This has been planned, and
Speaker 2: you've got Germany and France preparing for massive casualties. This
Speaker 2: is insanity. It's a slow moving escalation of war into
Speaker 2: a world war. One of the justifications used by Zelinsky
Speaker 2: when requesting tomahawks was that a decision would force putin
Speaker 2: to the negotiating table. They're not doing this for that purpose.
Speaker 2: They're not wanting to get them to a negotiating table.
Speaker 2: NATO wants war, they want to overthrow Russia. While the
Speaker 2: Tomahawk is an expensive missile, the real name, the real
Speaker 2: issue rather as far as the material goes, is not
Speaker 2: price but production. The US produces about fifty to seventy
Speaker 2: of these missiles a year, and they have expended hundreds
Speaker 2: in the Middle East. So you know, we don't have
Speaker 2: a large storage of these things, and the production of
Speaker 2: them on annual basis is not very high. This analyst
Speaker 2: said that because the risk of war over a possible
Speaker 2: Chinese invasion of Taiwan, parting with enough cruise missiles to
Speaker 2: make a meaningful impact would be difficult. Ukraine would need
Speaker 2: to use US provided intelligence in order to launch a
Speaker 2: Tomahawk missile, and so the US has a de facto
Speaker 2: veto over any strike. So it's actually coming from the US,
Speaker 2: and the US is provoking war with Russia at the
Speaker 2: same time that they are thinking that's going to be
Speaker 2: a war with China. These are the fools that are
Speaker 2: running the Pentagon in this administration. They are suicidal fools.
Speaker 2: The latter in particular will require direct US participation, which
Speaker 2: would be a major step. If the Tomahawk is used
Speaker 2: against targets deep within Russia. When the first British air
Speaker 2: launched cruise missiles arrived in Ukraine in twenty twenty three,
Speaker 2: KIV unlocked a whole series of new targets. There were
Speaker 2: spectacular attacks on warships, on bridges, on ammunition dumps that followed. However,
Speaker 2: the good news is is that whenever you have the
Speaker 2: introduction of any new high tech weapon, the systems slowly
Speaker 2: become less effective as they start to run out of them,
Speaker 2: and as Russia adapts its tactics, Moscow's forces soon realize
Speaker 2: that they move their targets out of range of the
Speaker 2: new weapons for the back of the front lines, they
Speaker 2: would once again enjoy relative safety. And you know, Russia's
Speaker 2: got a lot of room to do that. It's the
Speaker 2: largest land mass of any country. So the effect was
Speaker 2: is that it didn't It wasn't a decisive win for them.
Speaker 2: It just slowed the Russian war into a grinding pace.
Speaker 2: Even if Ukraine were only to be given the version
Speaker 2: of the Tomahawks with a nine hundred and thirty mile range,
Speaker 2: this could delay deliveries to forward positions by days. One
Speaker 2: thing it will not do is force Russia to withdraw
Speaker 2: from Ukraine. That's the reality. And so with all of this,
Speaker 2: the Russian officials are saying this is no longer a
Speaker 2: cold war, it is a hot, fiery conflict now with
Speaker 2: the West, which is absolutely true. They are determined to
Speaker 2: have a hot war and that should concern all of us.
Speaker 2: There's absolutely nothing we can do about it. There's no
Speaker 2: option on the table, There's no one who is sane.
Speaker 2: Nobody in Congress is going to try to oppose Trump
Speaker 2: on this at all. It's just going to this reglentless
Speaker 2: march to armageddon that is going on with the people
Speaker 2: that are there, and it should concern us because of
Speaker 2: the failures that we've seen, the military failures. Germany is saying,
Speaker 2: we're not at war with Russia, but we're no longer
Speaker 2: at peace with them either, So yeah, what are we
Speaker 2: in doing here? The x UK Defense Minister, however, it's
Speaker 2: calling for Crimea to be made uninhabitable. They want to
Speaker 2: do to Crimea what the Israelis are doing to Gaza.
Speaker 2: This is absolutely insane. And this is the former UK
Speaker 2: Defense Secretary Ben Wallace. I believe, I'm pretty sure he
Speaker 2: was the same guy who said we beat the Russians
Speaker 2: in Crimea once before, we're going to beat him again.
Speaker 2: It's like, why were you fighting the Russians in Crimea
Speaker 2: during the Crimean War?
Speaker 12: Yeah, what was going on?
Speaker 2: Well, it was actually a war with Russian in Crimea
Speaker 2: because Crimea has been under Russian control except for just
Speaker 2: the last couple of decades. It's been under Russian control
Speaker 2: for four hundred years. So he said, we have to
Speaker 2: help Ukraine have the long range capabilities to make Crimea unlivable.
Speaker 2: We need to choke the life out of Crimea, said,
Speaker 2: these guys are psychopaths. He says, if it's not inhabitable
Speaker 2: or not possible for it to function, I think if
Speaker 2: we do that, Putin will suddenly realize he's got something
Speaker 2: that he can lose. This is absolutely insane. And again
Speaker 2: this goes back to after the coup that NATO engineered
Speaker 2: there in Ukraine. The people in the Crimea and Russian
Speaker 2: Crimean area have been predominantly Russian because the lung Tizer
Speaker 2: Russian language, Russian culture, Russian religion. They did not want
Speaker 2: to be associated with the new Ukrainian government that was
Speaker 2: installed called by the NATO coup under Obama and Kiev
Speaker 2: decided that they would destroy Crimea rather than let them go.
Speaker 2: And that was eleven years ago, twenty fourteen. So this
Speaker 2: is not a new strategy. It's just saying the saying
Speaker 2: it out loud and as all this is happening. Of course,
Speaker 2: Trump as began his administration by talking garbage about Canada
Speaker 2: and about Greenland, how he was going to take Greenland,
Speaker 2: probably wouldn't have to use force to do it, and
Speaker 2: how he's going to make Canada the fifty first state,
Speaker 2: how we had fentanyl coming across the border from Canada.
Speaker 2: All of it a bunch of lies and fantasies. And
Speaker 2: now he's talking about going back and taking the Bogram
Speaker 2: Air Force Base in Afghanistan. He wants it back, he said,
Speaker 2: one of the biggest air bases in the world. We
Speaker 2: gave it to them for nothing. No, we spent twenty
Speaker 2: years and a lot of money and a lot of
Speaker 2: lives in order to defeat there. He says, we're trying
Speaker 2: to get it back. And I have said for the
Speaker 2: longest time that Trump never had any intention of stopping
Speaker 2: the war in Afghanistan. And all the Republicans who criticized
Speaker 2: Biden and said this is never would have happened to Trump. No,
Speaker 2: we didn't. Biden did not decide to leave. He was
Speaker 2: thrown out. This military lost that war, and Trump wanted
Speaker 2: to keep that going, and so he's talking about why
Speaker 2: they wanted to stay. Of course I believe that they
Speaker 2: were there for the opium and the lithium. But he
Speaker 2: is also saying that, well, it's only an hour away
Speaker 2: from where China makes its nuclear weapons. So now he's
Speaker 2: threatening China when we are giving up all of our
Speaker 2: weapons to Ukraine so they can use them against Russia.
Speaker 2: This is absolutely the most insane thing out there. Prime
Speaker 2: Minister Harr Starmer was talking to Trump when he said that,
Speaker 2: and then he had a press conference and he tweeted
Speaker 2: stuff about it. So if Afghanistan doesn't give Bagram Air
Speaker 2: Force Bogram Air Base back to those that built it,
Speaker 2: the United States of America, all upper case bad things
Speaker 2: are going to happen. Is this guy's stable genius or
Speaker 2: is he some kind of a doctor strangelove delusional idiot?
Speaker 2: I think of the latter. Actually, he is the strange
Speaker 2: love kind of tool of these globalist warmongers. His rhetoric
Speaker 2: wasn't just bluster. The Wall Street journal reported he was
Speaker 2: officials have quietly opened talks with the Taliban on regaining
Speaker 2: access to Bogram for counter terrorism operation. I think they're
Speaker 2: going to find that harder to acquire than Greenland. Frankly,
Speaker 2: for Trump, Bogram is more than an airfield. It is
Speaker 2: a symbol of American humiliation and a potential lever at
Speaker 2: the larger rivalry with China. His vow to take it
Speaker 2: back suggests not only an attempt to rewrite the narrative
Speaker 2: of defeat, but also a bid to reinsert Washington in
Speaker 2: Afghanistan's geopolitics on new terms. So the airbase has only
Speaker 2: been a prize in Afghanistan's great power struggles, the Soviet
Speaker 2: Union was the first to see its potential. In the
Speaker 2: nineteen fifties, Moscow helped to construct the airfield as part
Speaker 2: of its development aid to Afghanistan, a project that at
Speaker 2: the time had US participation. In fact, in nineteen fifty nine,
Speaker 2: the airstrip even hosted Eisenhower's Air Force One. But by
Speaker 2: the late nineteen seventies, as Afghanistan descended into turmoil, Bogram
Speaker 2: became the heart of the Soviet military enterprise there. From
Speaker 2: seventy nine to eighty nine, the base was the main
Speaker 2: stronghold of the Soviet Army. They expanded the air field
Speaker 2: into a fully fledged military complex with housing for officers,
Speaker 2: fuel pipelines running from Uzbekistan, hardened aircraft, shelters, and administrative buildings.
Speaker 2: For a decade, Bogram served as Moscow's command center in Afghanistan,
Speaker 2: a hub from which the Soviet Union fought a losing
Speaker 2: guerrilla warfare against the US Bank Mujahidin. When the Red
Speaker 2: arm withdrew in nineteen eighty nine, the base itself became
Speaker 2: a contested prize rival. Afghan factions fought bitterly over it
Speaker 2: through the nineteen nineties. The Taliban eventually seized it, only
Speaker 2: to lose it when US forces invaded in late two
Speaker 2: thousand and one. US forces seized the shattered airfield during
Speaker 2: the invasion to topple that Taliban government, and over the
Speaker 2: next two decades, Washington poured millions into expanding and fortifying Bogram,
Speaker 2: adding a second runway, sprawling hangars, even in a notorious
Speaker 2: detention facility. At its peak, the base spanned seventy five
Speaker 2: square kilometers housed ten thousand troops. By the way, when
Speaker 2: we talked about detention, facility. When Bigs and I got
Speaker 2: into that Asymmetric Warfare center, we were looking at the
Speaker 2: different facilities that they had built there. They had a
Speaker 2: landing zone that was set up there in a soccer
Speaker 2: field that was there, and then they had an underground
Speaker 2: that went over to this building. And when Biggs looked
Speaker 2: at he goes, I know what that is. He goes,
Speaker 2: that's these intention centers where they bring people in a
Speaker 2: torture them. And so this is all in the context
Speaker 2: of an American city. You know, the streets were named
Speaker 2: Main Street, First Street, and things like that. That's that's
Speaker 2: your government at work as it's at its peak. It
Speaker 2: spanned seventy five square kilometers, housed ten thousand troops, and
Speaker 2: could accommodate up to forty thousand personnel, visited by three
Speaker 2: US presidents, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: In August of twenty twenty one, the Americans left in haste,
Speaker 2: abandoning the base as Taliban fighters swept into Kabul. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it wasn't a planned withdrawal at all. They had never
Speaker 2: planned to leave. They were thrown out. And Trump never
Speaker 2: wanted to get out of Afghanistan. He never went to
Speaker 2: end the Afghanistan War, any of these wars, and he's
Speaker 2: trying to drag US into one war after the others.
Speaker 2: The handover marked the final collapse of the US project
Speaker 2: for Washington. It became the defining image of a humiliating retreat.
Speaker 2: When Trump speaks of taking Bagram back, he's invoking not
Speaker 2: just a piece of military real estate, but the memory
Speaker 2: of both Soviet and American defeats, a reminder that the
Speaker 2: airbase has become a graveyard trophy in Afghanistan's long history
Speaker 2: of resisting foreign powers, going back to even the British
Speaker 2: Empire that lost their Afghanistan War. Trump's demand struck a nerve.
Speaker 2: Officials rushed to shut the door before it could even open.
Speaker 2: Afghans have never accepted military presence throughout history, and this
Speaker 2: possibility was completely ruled out during the Doha negotiations and agreement,
Speaker 2: said an advisor to the Foreign Ministry of Afghanistan. At
Speaker 2: the same time, he added the doors for further engagement
Speaker 2: remain open. However, the Interior Ministry spokesperson said, we will
Speaker 2: never hand over Bagram to anyone. Such remarks are baseless
Speaker 2: and strange. Yeah, they're going to at the fifty first state.
Speaker 2: I think the warnings quickly escalated. Taliban run State TV
Speaker 2: broadcast an audio message attributed to the deputy head of
Speaker 2: the group's intelligence service. The guy who's head of their
Speaker 2: intelligence service was a guy who has made famous as
Speaker 2: the architect of suicide attacks. He reminded Afghan's suicide bombings
Speaker 2: brought the Taliban to power, and he vowed they would
Speaker 2: be used again if necessary to preserve its rule. For Kabul,
Speaker 2: the Bogram base is not just military facility, but the
Speaker 2: most potent symbol of foreign domination. Publicly, the Taliban vows
Speaker 2: that not an inch of territory will again be surrendered.
Speaker 2: So you look at this and say, well, how would
Speaker 2: this play out. There's a lot of Afghanistan's money that
Speaker 2: has been seized by the American government. They could get
Speaker 2: that back, and I'm sure they could get a lot
Speaker 2: of other stuff back as well. After all, I mean,
Speaker 2: we left rooms and pallets full of stacks of cash.
Speaker 2: So there's a lot of that cache that's there. But
Speaker 2: there's also some thing else involved, and that is China,
Speaker 2: and Trump is making it very clear that this is
Speaker 2: targeting China even more so than Afghanistan. So China is
Speaker 2: going to have something to say about that, and they
Speaker 2: also have an economic influence with Afghanistan as well. Beijing
Speaker 2: immediately rejected this proposal. China respects Afghanistan's independence, sovereignty and
Speaker 2: territorial integrity. Afghanistan's future should rest in the hands of
Speaker 2: the Afghan people. Stirring up tension and confrontation in the
Speaker 2: region will not be supported, said the Chinese Foreign Ministry.
Speaker 2: China's influence gives it significant leverage. First of all, the
Speaker 2: Taliban will never accept the return of the US, said
Speaker 2: the senior editor of the Long War Journal. He said,
Speaker 2: I'd sooner believe that the Taliban would give up sharia
Speaker 2: before I would believe that they would let the US
Speaker 2: come back. But let's say the Trump administration could convince
Speaker 2: the Taliban to consider allowing the US to return to Bagram.
Speaker 2: The Chinese would come down hard. They would pressure the
Speaker 2: Taliban by canceling mining rights, restricting trade, or ending political
Speaker 2: and diplomatic recognition. And these are all things that are
Speaker 2: important to the Taliban as they try to develop a
Speaker 2: government and seek legitimacy. The South China Morning Post, which
Speaker 2: is a government paper there in China, noted that Russia, China, Iran,
Speaker 2: and Pakistan are united in their opposition to the US
Speaker 2: returning to Afghanistan, urging the Trump administration to respect Afghan's sovereignty.
Speaker 2: Analysts told the paper that the US moved back into
Speaker 2: Baghram would be viewed as an attempt to undermine Beijing's
Speaker 2: influence in Afghanistan, and that the basis proximity to Chinese
Speaker 2: nuclear facilities could heighten regional tension. Trump doesn't care. Trump
Speaker 2: is held bent on creating a third World War. I believe.
Speaker 2: Do we have our guests yet?
Speaker 21: Yes?
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, well I'm going to stop. I didn't realize
Speaker 2: it's past eleven. We have a couple of people. We
Speaker 2: need to think for tips and then we're going to
Speaker 2: break and we'll talk to Joel Slenty about the Occupy
Speaker 2: Peace rally that was a week ago. Tomorrow. Yeah, go ahead, Travis.
Speaker 13: Ratus Bro, Thank you very much, Ratus Bro. This is
Speaker 13: the only thing we could do is just believe in Jesus.
Speaker 13: God said all this what happened, So not much anyone
Speaker 13: can do about accept, believe and watch.
Speaker 2: Yeah. We know that God holds the future. That's absolutely true.
Speaker 13: He is in control of all things. So whatever happens,
Speaker 13: you can take solace in that. Owen sixty one, Thank
Speaker 13: you very much. Owen says, thanks for another excellent week
Speaker 13: of great reporting and analysis. Well, thank you, that one's
Speaker 13: directed at you. I'm just here.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, things to say as well. All Right, we
Speaker 2: have a good effort here.
Speaker 13: We have Gerald on the line, So we're gonna take
Speaker 13: a break.
Speaker 2: We're gonna take a quick break, and you know while
Speaker 2: we're we'll play a little bit of music, but we'll
Speaker 2: bring Jerild back in with a trailer that he had
Speaker 2: about occupy occupied peace. That was last week and we
Speaker 2: wont talking about that rally. So we'll take a quick break, folks,
Speaker 2: and we will be right back.
Speaker 15: You're listening to the David Knight Show.
Speaker 22: As an American, I honored my founding fathers, beginning with
Speaker 22: George Washington. That is farewell addressed. No foreign entanglements and
Speaker 22: they you listen to Franklin Adams, Jefferson Madison, no foreign
Speaker 22: entanglements and the world is the war back then, the
Speaker 22: Middle East policy in the United States has been nothing
Speaker 22: but disaster after disaster. Don't give me the bologna that
Speaker 22: you're making me safer by going in other countries destroying
Speaker 22: their joint and then say, oh, what the word they
Speaker 22: hate us? Anybody have a hero of do unto others,
Speaker 22: to do unto you? I love these guys. They're talking
Speaker 22: about protecting you're born and protecting now with children while
Speaker 22: they are killing people all over the world. Who made
Speaker 22: up this thing about the United States advancing democracy when
Speaker 22: they're robbing us of all our rights over here? And
Speaker 22: this whole insanity that we have to continually be in
Speaker 22: a state of war is just over head at the court,
Speaker 22: no farted.
Speaker 2: Tacklements all right. In joining us now is Jeral Silenty,
Speaker 2: who has done everything he can to try to occupy peace.
Speaker 2: And they had a large rally last week in Kingston,
Speaker 2: New York. And I want to talk to Geryld about that.
Speaker 2: And of course every day it's one thing after the others.
Speaker 2: I was just saying to break to Travis, I said,
Speaker 2: you know, there's that movie out there that have no
Speaker 2: interest in Sincau's a hard left approach, this one battle
Speaker 2: after the other, I said. I saw that title and
Speaker 2: I thought, that's what it is with Trump. It's one battle,
Speaker 2: one war after the other. It's like he can't make
Speaker 2: up his mind which one he wants to do first.
Speaker 2: He's trying to start wars everywhere, even within the United States.
Speaker 2: Thank you for joining us. Gerald Trends Journal dot com.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much for having me on.
Speaker 21: The rally was great, but I have to tell you
Speaker 21: it was the smallest turnout in eleven years.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 21: And again we had Scott Ritter, Judge Napolitana, Roger water
Speaker 21: is doing a special you know, broadcast on and on,
Speaker 21: Joe Laurier, Ray McGovern, Garland Nixon, you know, a whole
Speaker 21: bunch of.
Speaker 6: Top top people.
Speaker 21: And the average age looked like an old age home.
Speaker 21: I say, the average age is about sixty years old.
Speaker 2: No, young people. The problem is everybody wants worse, not
Speaker 2: just the politicians.
Speaker 6: I mean, yeah, the people lore stick cuts.
Speaker 21: They're not fighters, they're you know, we all we are
Speaker 21: are the politicians of the puppeteers.
Speaker 6: And we're the puppets.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 21: Once upon a time there used to be a thing
Speaker 21: called we the people. No, no, it's me the politician,
Speaker 21: not you the people. Once upon a time they would
Speaker 21: thing called public servants. No, no, I'm the politician, you're
Speaker 21: the servant.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Remember put on this mask.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 21: Dan sixty the pod. When you go to a restaurant,
Speaker 21: you better wear that mask. When you sit down, you
Speaker 21: can take it off because COVID does not go to table.
Speaker 6: Hey, and it knows when you're eating solump body you
Speaker 6: all right?
Speaker 21: I mean, look at the crap that they pushed out there,
Speaker 21: and the masses swallowed it. They called anybody that was
Speaker 21: against that stupid crap a conspiracy dearist. Remember, yeah, oh yeah,
Speaker 21: you know, not blacklisted on YouTube and on and on
Speaker 21: and on. When you put the facts down, when you
Speaker 21: put the facts down that this is the people are
Speaker 21: dying of. COVID had two point six pre existing comorbidities. Oh,
Speaker 21: Italy was the first country to lock down. What was
Speaker 21: the average agent of the people that died eighty one
Speaker 21: years old?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Oh, when did it come to America? Where did it land?
Speaker 21: Everybody doesn't remember kirk Glynn, Washington. Where the hell is Kirkland, Washington?
Speaker 21: And what the hell do I care? Why it's an
Speaker 21: old age home. Wait a minute, you mean COVID in
Speaker 21: an old age home where the people are dying over there?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 21: Yeah, but all you kids can't go to school anymore.
Speaker 21: Remember the stupid little cartoons with kids playing in little
Speaker 21: tents with playing instruments.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 21: Oh, now, let's just go to the facts. Seventy four
Speaker 21: million one to seventeen year olds in America.
Speaker 6: Look up the data.
Speaker 21: The CDC stop putting the data out in July of
Speaker 21: twenty twenty three.
Speaker 6: From twenty twenty to twenty twenty three.
Speaker 21: And a seventy four million, less than two thousand die
Speaker 21: to COVID.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 21: According to the CDC, sixty one percent of the one
Speaker 21: to seventeen year olds that were hospitalized for COVID.
Speaker 6: We're old beese, all right, But you're going back to
Speaker 6: the wars. What's going on? People?
Speaker 21: Swallow the crap spewing out of the mouth of these
Speaker 21: little clown boys and girls. I'm a Republican, I'm a Democrat,
Speaker 21: I'm a conservative, I'm a liberal. I got a mine
Speaker 21: that big, and I'm listening to what they tell me.
Speaker 6: All right. Yeah, so let's go back to the you know,
Speaker 6: one issue after another.
Speaker 2: Well, and just this week, while you're on the COVID stuff,
Speaker 2: how'd you like this, this dog and pony show with
Speaker 2: Albert Borla. You know, Trump even gets booed for this,
Speaker 2: but all of the maga press is you know, look
Speaker 2: at Trump, this is a victory. He brought Pfiser to heal.
Speaker 2: I even played a clip of some guy who is
Speaker 2: pushing QAnon nonsense saying he bankrupted Pfizer. Well, Wall Street
Speaker 2: journal doesn't, Wall Street analysts don't think so, Pfiser doesn't
Speaker 2: think so. And I think this opened up and exposed
Speaker 2: a whole new level of corruption. And when you look
Speaker 2: at how much Pfiser has been price gouging the American
Speaker 2: people and no accountability for that, just like there's no
Speaker 2: accountability for anything that's done during the COVID stuff. Nobody's
Speaker 2: holding Trump accountable, nobody criticizes them for that. And here
Speaker 2: you got Pfizer charging more than triple what they charge
Speaker 2: other countries for drugs, and there's not going to be
Speaker 2: any recrimination for that. There's not going to be any
Speaker 2: repayment for that. Instead, Trump is going to do a
Speaker 2: deal with him, get his name on the deal.
Speaker 21: Trump r X.
Speaker 2: And it's absolutely disgusting. I mean, Children's Health Defense, which
Speaker 2: is where RFK Junior used to be, is saying this
Speaker 2: is insane. There's absolutely they've covered up everything about this.
Speaker 2: We're having to sue with a Foyer request to try
Speaker 2: to get information about this. It'll take years, it'll be redacted.
Speaker 2: They're not telling anybody about the devilish details in this
Speaker 2: agreement that is here, and they're all just taking a
Speaker 2: backseat and going along with whatever Trump wants to do.
Speaker 2: The corruption is open and these people are getting away
Speaker 2: with one crime after the other. It's absolutely astounding.
Speaker 6: Been going off ever, Yeah, it's been going off.
Speaker 11: Ever.
Speaker 21: It's a crime syndicate to people call a government. Yeah again,
Speaker 21: you're talking about Afghanistan and the nobel piece of crap
Speaker 21: prize winner Barack Obama, who led his way into office
Speaker 21: as being a peace candidate. As soon as he got in.
Speaker 21: Remember the the Afghan troops surge. Yeah, oh, brought to
Speaker 21: us by that guy betrayed us.
Speaker 6: Oh, betray us.
Speaker 21: I forgot. Now he's with kk R. Oh, that arrogant
Speaker 21: military guy. Yeah, that guy operate. Oh yeah, we're gonna wind.
Speaker 21: We're gonna again. If Alexander the Great couldn't beat the Afghans,
Speaker 21: if the British, at the height of the British Empire
Speaker 21: into the Valley of Death rowed the six hundred couldn't
Speaker 21: take him out.
Speaker 6: If the Russians couldn't do it. What makes you think
Speaker 6: the Americans could do it?
Speaker 21: The longest war in American history, courses, trillions of dollars, killed,
Speaker 21: hundreds of thousands of innocent people. Brought to you by
Speaker 21: it again, talking about the people. Ninety percent of the
Speaker 21: people swallowed the crap spewing out of the mouth.
Speaker 6: Of that little, gutless, arrogant daddy's boy, George W. Bush.
Speaker 21: You're gonna get that guy, Osamad. Ninety percent of the
Speaker 21: people supported that ninety percent. Now, let's go back to
Speaker 21: your other piece of scum crap that people love, the
Speaker 21: little peanut farmer, Jimmy Karda, Oh, that scumbag Maye Rottenew Brazinski. Oh, yes,
Speaker 21: George's on MSNBC. Now I forgot anyway. They're the ones
Speaker 21: that gave us al Qaeda. No, no, we got to
Speaker 21: rename it mujah Hadeen. Osama bin Laden the head of it,
Speaker 21: brought to you by Jimmy Karda and Brazinski to stop
Speaker 21: the Russians from beating the Taliban and what people to
Speaker 21: have no idea about. Afghanistan was a very very culturally
Speaker 21: advanced society artistically, culturally, before the Taliban took over and
Speaker 21: Russia was fighting against that.
Speaker 6: We stopped that war.
Speaker 21: We created the Mujahadin, which became al.
Speaker 2: Kada, just like we created the Iyatolas in Iran. You
Speaker 2: know where we go yep.
Speaker 6: But people have no idea about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: None.
Speaker 2: We don't just lose the wars. We create an incredibly
Speaker 2: evil left behind blowback everywhere we go. You're talking about
Speaker 2: Iran or Afghanistan, and yet we're going to continue to
Speaker 2: do this. Trump wants to go back into Bargram. Of
Speaker 2: course that's not going to happen. I don't know if
Speaker 2: he will attack them or what he will do, but.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's no way that you know Trump, I mean,
Speaker 6: you know it a lie. I had an article here,
Speaker 6: be sure you're fighting?
Speaker 2: What'd you like that meeting where he I think the
Speaker 2: figure was six million dollars to bring in all of
Speaker 2: these generals and admirals so that they could be lectured
Speaker 2: by Hegseth about how he's going to change things. And
Speaker 2: then Trump gets up there and he rambles on and
Speaker 2: on and on about firemen and how dangerous their job is,
Speaker 2: and but he loves them because they voted for him.
Speaker 2: That type of thing. It was crazy. A lot of
Speaker 2: people are questioning his mental capacity now after that he.
Speaker 6: Was mental capacity mentally for ill for years.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 21: Our objective is to immediately have a total secession of hostilities.
Speaker 21: All shooting has to stop. We need peace without delay.
Speaker 21: Oh that's when he was lying running for office.
Speaker 9: I forgot.
Speaker 21: We want peace on earth all over. Oh I'm full
Speaker 21: of crap. I was only saying that to get elected.
Speaker 21: Shut the hell up, so Lenty, or maybe we'll kill
Speaker 21: you if you don't shut up.
Speaker 6: Let's keep going.
Speaker 21: We will measure our success not only by the battles
Speaker 21: we win, but also by the wars we end, but
Speaker 21: most importantly, the wars we never get into.
Speaker 6: You're ready.
Speaker 21: My proudest legacy will be that of a peacemaker and
Speaker 21: a unifier. That's what I want to be, a peacemaker
Speaker 21: and a unifier. That's how he lied his way into
Speaker 21: your legacy. Who the hell cares what they think of
Speaker 21: you when you're gay? Yeah yeah, I will tell you
Speaker 21: think about me when I'm alive. Oh, my legacy, my legacy.
Speaker 21: Well who made this stupid word up?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Well, look at what we were told about Woodrow Wilson.
Speaker 2: He promised he wouldn't get us in that.
Speaker 21: Your eyes here ready. I'm not going to start a war.
Speaker 21: I'm going to stop wars. I'm moving quickly to end wars,
Speaker 21: cettle conflicts, and restore the panic to piece.
Speaker 6: I want peace.
Speaker 21: All the lies that he lied his way into office.
Speaker 21: Facts are right there. Shut the hell up, Celenty. We
Speaker 21: don't want facts. We're stupid little more and we suck
Speaker 21: up to the crap that our politicians spew out.
Speaker 2: That's right. We've been promised many times by people running
Speaker 2: for office like Woodrow Wilson and lbj oh We're not
Speaker 2: going to get involved in that war. We're not going
Speaker 2: to escalate that war. And we see how that operates
Speaker 2: over and over again. This is just the latest example
Speaker 2: of it. They always promise peace. But what Trump is
Speaker 2: looking for I think when he talks about peace he
Speaker 2: spells it with an eye and the word gerald. He's
Speaker 2: always looking for a piece of something somewhere.
Speaker 21: That was a cover of our magazine by the way. Yeah,
Speaker 21: they had a piece or a piece of shl You.
Speaker 2: Know that's right. I want a piece of that country.
Speaker 2: I want a piece of that country. I want Venezuela
Speaker 2: as oil and all the rest of this stuff. And
Speaker 2: then you know when he brings these as irrelevant as
Speaker 2: most of what he had to say was. You know,
Speaker 2: he gets there in front of this giant flag like
Speaker 2: he's George C. Scott at the beginning of Paton, and
Speaker 2: then he tells them we've got the enemy within I
Speaker 2: think that's a pretty ominous thing as well. What do
Speaker 2: you think about that? You know what what Trump is doing?
Speaker 21: Second troops into US cities. Yeah, military leaders told us
Speaker 21: cities could be training grounds. Yeah, you mean president tells
Speaker 21: military brisk enemy within us.
Speaker 6: Is that what you're talking about?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm talking about the police state, the military police state.
Speaker 2: You know, at info Wars when I was they did
Speaker 2: four documentaries about police state USA. They need to do
Speaker 2: one and call it police State number five, the Trump Deception.
Speaker 2: I think that was one of them, had Obama Deception.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that was the police State sub
Speaker 2: series if that was a separate one.
Speaker 6: But that's said. You know, I got like you, I've
Speaker 6: been banned on I used to do. I used to
Speaker 6: be on Info Wars once a week for years.
Speaker 2: But now police state and war in Latin America is
Speaker 2: a good thing. David Ike is all over Alex for
Speaker 2: that because he said, hey, yeah, you know, Latin America,
Speaker 2: we've won the wars down there, the wars that we
Speaker 2: fought for United Fruit Company and other things like that.
Speaker 2: It's metally Butler exposed. But yeah, I mean it's like
Speaker 2: whatever happened. I mean, we used to be for peace,
Speaker 2: and we used to be for the Constitution, free speech,
Speaker 2: but now we're not. You know, we're just we never have.
Speaker 6: It's been going on forever.
Speaker 2: No, I mean the media, you know, the people that
Speaker 2: we worked with, you know, just you see these Trump
Speaker 2: influencers out there. Whatever Trump wants, and Trump doesn't want
Speaker 2: any of those things, of course, he just pretends to
Speaker 2: and he has his influencers telling you that it's just
Speaker 2: forty chess or something.
Speaker 21: Again, you know, an article just came out about America's
Speaker 21: trust in the media is at the lowest level ever.
Speaker 21: M Gallup Pole just came out again the media nothing again.
Speaker 21: He got a tracking trends is the understanding of where
Speaker 21: we are, how we got here, to see where we're going.
Speaker 21: This is a T shirt that I did back in
Speaker 21: nineteen ninety two when little Billy Clinton was running for office.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is a little.
Speaker 21: Clown, arrogant arrogant line, piece of crap that was worth nothing,
Speaker 21: that's now worthwhile by one hundred and thirty million dollars. Yeah,
Speaker 21: gets paid off anyway. He's the one that gave us
Speaker 21: the Federal Communications Act in nineteen ninety six, deregulated the
Speaker 21: communications industry. There were thousands of independent radio stations, television stations, magazines, newspapers.
Speaker 21: Now six countries control ninety two six companies controlled ninety
Speaker 21: two percent of Americas media ninety two percent. Yeah, there
Speaker 21: is nothing again by giving people in the Trends Journal,
Speaker 21: we're independent.
Speaker 6: We have no advertisers.
Speaker 21: And again you put the Lincoln that you have over there,
Speaker 21: course of the grand total of two dollars and fifty
Speaker 21: cents a week.
Speaker 2: That's right, you're in the code night. You can get
Speaker 2: discount ten percent there transgeneral and.
Speaker 21: You look at the facts of what's going on now
Speaker 21: and how they're this guy what's his name on the
Speaker 21: article here somewhere, this guy Carr, who's the FCC championship.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Brendan Carr.
Speaker 21: Yeah, yeah, there's an article here about how here it
Speaker 21: is you're ready, yeah, talking about the media.
Speaker 6: Yeah, right here.
Speaker 21: Car plans to keep going after the media the FCC
Speaker 21: chair has threatened TV licenses over what he sees you're
Speaker 21: ready as liberal bias in broadcasts. Hey, hey, fat mouth,
Speaker 21: Oh only conservative can't have liberal And again they're not
Speaker 21: liberals anymore, they're libtards.
Speaker 6: But anyway, how.
Speaker 21: Come, who the hell are you say? Who should say?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 21: Shut the hell up? So have the fc C share
Speaker 21: You are just a little gudea for the Bronx. Yeah, well,
Speaker 21: the hell is this guy to say what anybody should say? Hey,
Speaker 21: this is America. You got it a and ne or
Speaker 21: Ika Miild.
Speaker 2: From Well, you know, you got a lot of these
Speaker 2: comedians who've been paid a lot of money to go
Speaker 2: to Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia saying look at this,
Speaker 2: we allow these people to criticize America. Here in Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 2: You try criticizing Islam, or try criticizing the little king
Speaker 2: that is there, and see what happens. So you're going
Speaker 2: to get the Kushogi treatment. They'll not only cut your program,
Speaker 2: they'll cut your throat. But the reality is that we
Speaker 2: can see that you know in Saudi Arabia. Course, you
Speaker 2: know they don't care if you criticize America and American censorship,
Speaker 2: which should be criticized, just don't criticize them. So free
Speaker 2: speech is only there if you allow people to criticize
Speaker 2: what you disagree with. You only if you allow the
Speaker 2: speech that you disagree with, and all of this hate
Speaker 2: speech stuff. And of course the uh Trump administration is
Speaker 2: playing the same game that left dead. They're playing the
Speaker 2: same game that the Saudi dictator is doing. None of
Speaker 2: these people. That's the thing, Gerald, I don't see anywhere
Speaker 2: for free speech is promoted as a principal, certainly, not
Speaker 2: in Europe, not in the US, not in Saudi Arabia
Speaker 2: or Israel. Nowhere, yeah, nowhere.
Speaker 21: Now, Oh, look what they're doing in the UK. How
Speaker 21: they're locking people in Australia want inference?
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 21: Germany, you come out, you can't come out again. You
Speaker 21: cannot come out for the Palestinians. You're not allowed to
Speaker 21: keep the slaughter going. You ready for this? The American
Speaker 21: people don't believe anything until they see it on television.
Speaker 6: You know who said that?
Speaker 2: Who said that?
Speaker 6: Richard Nixon?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, the problem is going to be people can't
Speaker 2: believe what they see on TV. Either. There was an
Speaker 2: app that came out this week and it was out
Speaker 2: from open Ai, and of course they took the CEO
Speaker 2: of open Ai and they made a video showing him
Speaker 2: shoplifting GPU cards at a Walmart or something or Target.
Speaker 2: And so people said, they don't realize what they're showing
Speaker 2: people here is just how dangerous this stuff could be.
Speaker 2: They've already had people who have been falsely identified by
Speaker 2: AI facial recognition and biometrics, and even though they were
Speaker 2: warned that that was not completely reliable, they went ahead
Speaker 2: and used that to prosecute the person and they were
Speaker 2: able to beat the rap. But you know you're gonna
Speaker 2: be able to see trust what you see on TV either,
Speaker 2: because these things are getting very very good.
Speaker 6: No, it's it's it's it's disgusting.
Speaker 21: Yeah, and it's only going is AI is going to
Speaker 21: make things a lot worse. And again you talked about
Speaker 21: again you were talking before about the Ukraine work. People
Speaker 21: have no idea how the United States over through the
Speaker 21: democratically elected government of Victiyanikovich in twenty fourteen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, we.
Speaker 6: Wrote about it in detail. Is so happy that guy is?
Speaker 21: I've told you this a dozen times. That is the
Speaker 21: twenty fourteen is that when the magazine used to be
Speaker 21: a quarterly. Now it's a weekly about the United States overthrow.
Speaker 21: Washington is driving the world to the Final war. And
Speaker 21: Washington's coup in Ukraine brought not only a threat to
Speaker 21: the Russian population in Ukraine, but also a direct strategic
Speaker 21: threat to Russia itself. I mean, right here, people have
Speaker 21: no idea about the facts. They don't care about the facts.
Speaker 21: Or go to CNN. It's something about Taylor Swift's new album.
Speaker 21: All right, that's the front page. I'm not making it up.
Speaker 21: Nothing about the slaughter of the Palestinian people.
Speaker 2: Nothing zero that or the latest celebrity divorce that is
Speaker 2: out there, you know. And yeah, yeah, exactly right.
Speaker 21: Yeah, And they're talking about censorship, narrative war pits Pentagon
Speaker 21: against press. There's a New York Times nine to twenty five.
Speaker 21: It's a September twenty fifth. Imagine for a moment at
Speaker 21: the Defense Departments new demand for a pledge from Pentagon reporters,
Speaker 21: a commitment not to publish even unclassified information except what
Speaker 21: US press officers approve.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, all right, yeah.
Speaker 21: Press offices wat some little arrogant clown telling me what
Speaker 21: I should say and this is unclassified. Yeah, and if
Speaker 21: you do it, we'll kill you what throw you in jail.
Speaker 2: This is the kind of stuff that they do when
Speaker 2: there's a declared war, except they've got all these wars
Speaker 2: going on even though they don't declare them. And so
Speaker 2: of course the censorship as part of what we see
Speaker 2: with an ongoing war, and we have war everywhere, and
Speaker 2: every day it seems like we're getting some new conflict.
Speaker 2: They're just like this thing with Bogram came out of nowhere,
Speaker 2: and he's had about as much chance of getting the
Speaker 2: Afghan government there to sign on to that as he
Speaker 2: does getting Greenland. But you know, I never thought that
Speaker 2: he would attack Greenland. I could imagine that he would
Speaker 2: attack Bogram.
Speaker 21: Noah, you know it's you know, at the rally, this
Speaker 21: is what I read, We the people of the United States,
Speaker 21: in order to form a more perfect union, established justice
Speaker 21: in short, domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote
Speaker 21: the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to
Speaker 21: our cells and our posterity. Do ordain and establish this
Speaker 21: Constitution for the United States of America. What do you mean,
Speaker 21: we the people, it's me the politician, are you the people,
Speaker 21: so shut the hell up. Yep again, you saw with
Speaker 21: the COVID war from from cities to states to the nation.
Speaker 6: We're in charge, We'll tell you what to do.
Speaker 21: Oh now, look at the Democrats over there pumping up
Speaker 21: that arrogant little another daddy's boy got sewn, Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 22: Yep.
Speaker 21: Oh, there's the slime ball that lockdown California while he's
Speaker 21: partying up at the French laundry for four hundred dollars
Speaker 21: a plate. Yeah, so it's cost for people to eat there.
Speaker 21: I'm having a party with my friends. We don't need masks.
Speaker 6: We could do what we want. You're just a little
Speaker 6: plantation worker of Sleavelandy. You do what I tell you
Speaker 6: to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah. He's always got a new scam coming out, doesn't
Speaker 2: he that you call him Gavin new Scam. Yeah, one
Speaker 2: scam after the other. Yeah, it's a it's an elite
Speaker 2: club and we're not in it. And of course, you know,
Speaker 2: when we talk about the press and the consolidation, we've
Speaker 2: not seen this kind of consolidation in the past that
Speaker 2: we're seeing now. With the Ellisons, for example. You know
Speaker 2: we have seen years ago they were saying you know,
Speaker 2: look at you've got all the different press that are
Speaker 2: being consolidated, both broadcast as well as printed press. We're
Speaker 2: consolidating into just a few companies. And they saw the
Speaker 2: same thing happening in the film industry that were consolidating
Speaker 2: into just a few of the few studios. And now
Speaker 2: with Larry Ellison, what you're seeing is a consolidation. Now
Speaker 2: that they've consolidated these individual industries, now they are consolidating
Speaker 2: these few remaining studios and these few remaining press agencies.
Speaker 2: They're consolidating them together. Ellison is doing that. And also
Speaker 2: now with TikTok, you're starting to see once you bring
Speaker 2: TikTok and social media, you have social media, entertainment, and
Speaker 2: the press all being consolidated and held by just a
Speaker 2: couple of people. Yep, that's the pattern that we're seeing.
Speaker 21: He again, I've been banned on TikTok, banned on Facebook.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I think that kind of consolidation for control
Speaker 2: is one of the worst forms of censorship because that's
Speaker 2: what we've been fighting from the very beginning with this.
Speaker 2: You know, when they come out and the Pentagon says
Speaker 2: you can't report on that, that gets people's attention. But
Speaker 2: when they just make you disappear, you know, they swamp
Speaker 2: you with all the rest of this slop that they
Speaker 2: put out there. That's the thing that's difficult to get around.
Speaker 21: We will know our disinformation program is complete when everything
Speaker 21: the American public believes is false.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, remember that one. Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 21: William Casey, Yeah, GIA director nineteen eighty one. All right,
Speaker 21: crap's been going on for a long time. That was
Speaker 21: the guy went on for a long time.
Speaker 2: That was a guy who was running the Iran Contra thing,
Speaker 2: you know. Yeah, well, the founders of OSS that they
Speaker 2: went to the CIA. He became in Reagan's campaign manager
Speaker 2: and then heavy in the Reagan administration Bill Casey. While
Speaker 2: Bill Casey, yeah, yeah, going to see the very.
Speaker 6: Said very very sad, and I'm very sad. I'm telling
Speaker 6: you that.
Speaker 21: You know, this thing costs a lot of money in
Speaker 21: aggravation to put on these rallies, and that's so few people,
Speaker 21: No young people.
Speaker 6: As matter of fact, he's a nice young guy.
Speaker 21: It goes to Bard College, this is right across the
Speaker 21: river over here, right, yeah, half hour away, and he
Speaker 21: puts signs up all over the campus all over Rundback
Speaker 21: told all his friends, not one young person showed up.
Speaker 6: So not one. There's an article in uh.
Speaker 21: Monday's New York Times about how kids in college and
Speaker 21: young people they don't talk to.
Speaker 6: Each other anymore. They're on the phones all the time, right,
Speaker 6: And that's the future. It's it's so sad. It's so sad.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 21: As I say, they misspelled it in the King's James
Speaker 21: Bible where they said the meek shall inherit the earth.
Speaker 21: The geeks have inherited the earth. The music stinks, the
Speaker 21: styles stinks. Look look how they brought down the style.
Speaker 21: These little clown boys dresses up in jeans and a
Speaker 21: and a crappy T shirt.
Speaker 6: And that's what it is.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 21: I go out last night to a very fine restaurant.
Speaker 21: There's a guy my age with a baseball cap on. Yeah,
Speaker 21: you know I like to wear when you wear them
Speaker 21: backwards or you're gonna put a catch his mask on.
Speaker 2: But what is Yeah, well, there's one thing I started
Speaker 2: the show with, Jerald. I like to get your take
Speaker 2: on it, you know, and that's farm agaedin. Trump's tariff
Speaker 2: policies have been horrific, especially for small businesses, but nowhere
Speaker 2: more so than the farm. They were the ones who
Speaker 2: were selling a lot of product to China, and Trump
Speaker 2: has made that go down to zero. They had soybean,
Speaker 2: for example. We had a report about that twelve and
Speaker 2: a half billion dollars China bought and soybean last year.
Speaker 2: This year they bought zero zero. And in Arkansas, one
Speaker 2: out of every three family farms are going down a.
Speaker 2: Trump's solution of this is kind of what he did
Speaker 2: when he locked down the country in twenty twenty. I'll
Speaker 2: give you a stimulus check. And this is the technocratic
Speaker 2: program to put us all on the doll put us
Speaker 2: all on welfare. We won't have jobs, won't have businesses.
Speaker 2: And this is one of the things that I think
Speaker 2: is just so incredibly horrific about this. Now the terriffs
Speaker 2: really are still not staple. That's the key thing. As
Speaker 2: bad as it is, even though it is a tax,
Speaker 2: so yet another tax. And you know, I saw this
Speaker 2: delusional stuff and the Trump media about how he's going
Speaker 2: to get rid of the income tax, and of course
Speaker 2: we knew that wasn't going to happen because at the
Speaker 2: same time he's saying he's going to put these tariffs on,
Speaker 2: he goes and I'm going to make the tax cuts permanent. Well,
Speaker 2: if he makes the tax cuts, so the income tax
Speaker 2: cuts permanent, that means he's making the income tax permanent
Speaker 2: as well. So it was clear that he wasn't going
Speaker 2: to do that. In the past, conservatives would always be
Speaker 2: suspicious and aware when somebody was changing the tax structure
Speaker 2: and say, wait a minute, am I going to wind
Speaker 2: up with two taxes where I used to have just one?
Speaker 2: But this time everybody has gone to sleep, and nobody
Speaker 2: is pointing that out, and it's just a replay of
Speaker 2: the lockdown. I think, what do you think about that?
Speaker 10: That?
Speaker 2: What you know economically, what's happening and the damage with us?
Speaker 2: And of course it's going before the Supreme Court, and
Speaker 2: so whether or not he can just arbitrarily impose tariffs
Speaker 2: on a whim if he has a bad day or
Speaker 2: he gets angry with somebody in a particular country, he'll
Speaker 2: jack the tariff's up on that particular country for no
Speaker 2: pparent reason except for his narcissism. But it'll be interesting
Speaker 2: to see what the Supreme Court says about this. But
Speaker 2: the damage this year has been horrific and that's one
Speaker 2: of the reasons why gold is up so much, and
Speaker 2: you've been talking about that as well. What do you
Speaker 2: see happening with the economy, First of.
Speaker 6: All, is going to be a dot com bust.
Speaker 21: They're way over invested in the Again, trends are born,
Speaker 21: they grow, they mature, reach old agent die Ai became
Speaker 21: public only three years ago. You don't invest all your
Speaker 21: money in the infancy number two again, I mentioned this
Speaker 21: a number of times again Slick Willie before he bought
Speaker 21: China into the World Trade Organization. Ten percent of Chinese
Speaker 21: eighteen year olds went to college today nearly seventy percent.
Speaker 6: We're talking before.
Speaker 21: About how young people are totally addicted their AI, high tech, addictive.
Speaker 21: China is going to lead the world of AI. You're
Speaker 21: seeing it with Deep Seek. Matter of fact, Deep Sea
Speaker 21: just came out with another one yesterday, all different languages,
Speaker 21: much more efficient than any of the other ones out there.
Speaker 21: The Chinese company for a much cheaper price. There's going
Speaker 21: to be a dot combust. You're looking at the pe
Speaker 21: ratio is way way overvalued. And then you're looking at
Speaker 21: only a handful of companies that's so called Magnificent seven
Speaker 21: that are driving up the Nasdaq like a couple of them,
Speaker 21: responsible for thirty seven percent of the increase in the NASDEK.
Speaker 21: There's going to be a dot combust globally. Take a
Speaker 21: look at oil prices. Brent crude last year was selling
Speaker 21: on average eighty one dollars a barrel, and now we're
Speaker 21: looking about sixty four dollars a barrow, sixty five dollars.
Speaker 6: A barrow, and.
Speaker 21: The reason being is there's a lot more supply than demand.
Speaker 21: Then you have to look at the real numbers. Look
Speaker 21: what's going on in Germany two years of recession, third
Speaker 21: largest economy in the world, largest one in Europe, heading
Speaker 21: to the third year recession. Maybe it'll come out flat,
Speaker 21: one country after another in Europe going down, The emerging
Speaker 21: markets are submerging. There's going to be We are headed
Speaker 21: for the worst geopolitical and socioeconomic crisis in my lifetime.
Speaker 21: And I've been forecasting now for forty five years. I've
Speaker 21: never seen anything like this.
Speaker 2: In the end.
Speaker 21: Going back to gold, Oh, you like, the stock market's
Speaker 21: going up. How much did go go up this year?
Speaker 21: Forty seven percent? How much did silver go up only
Speaker 21: sixty percent?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's amazing. Isn't it.
Speaker 6: It's telling you how bad it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 21: It's telling you the danger ahead. That's why the prices
Speaker 21: are soaring. And here's the other thing. The lower interest
Speaker 21: rates go, the deeper the dollar falls. The deeper the
Speaker 21: dollar falls, the higher goal prices go up because gold
Speaker 21: is dollar based, so it's cheap of buy when your
Speaker 21: currencies go up. Number two, they're gonna come out. You
Speaker 21: saw that little Eric Trump boy talking more about these
Speaker 21: so called stable coins orwell, could not have come up
Speaker 21: with a better name.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 21: Who you're talking to. Everything is gonna go digital. They're
Speaker 21: gonna come up with a CBDC central bank digital currency.
Speaker 6: This is way worth more than a dollar. We just
Speaker 6: got rid of our debt level, by.
Speaker 21: The way, talking about the global economy, three hundred and
Speaker 21: forty trillion dollars in debt. When you put the nations together,
Speaker 21: it actually is much higher than that. In the United States,
Speaker 21: for example, it's not a thirty seven trillion dollar debt level.
Speaker 21: It's more like one hundred and thirty seven trillion.
Speaker 6: They don't put in.
Speaker 21: Social Security, don't put in medicaid. The don't put in medicaid.
Speaker 6: They don't put all the money the government owes for
Speaker 6: these other ones. When you put that in, you're well
Speaker 6: over one hundred trillion by the facts.
Speaker 21: So you're talking about the crisis and why goal prices
Speaker 21: are going up.
Speaker 6: Again. I've been at this for forty five years.
Speaker 21: I started buying gold at one hundred and sixty three
Speaker 21: dollars announced back in nineteen seventy eight. I've been following
Speaker 21: it a long time. So that's where we're going. There's
Speaker 21: gonna be a and then they're gonna ramp up the
Speaker 21: Israel war. They're gonna attack Iran. If they attack Iran,
Speaker 21: it's the beginning of the end of life on Earth.
Speaker 21: Because you don't again, you don't have to be good
Speaker 21: at math to figure this out. There in ninety one
Speaker 21: million Iranians verse seven million Israelis.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 21: Iran very advanced scientifically, militarily, technologically.
Speaker 6: And what does Israel say when they're going to lose?
Speaker 21: Look it up, Samson option, Samson, we start losing, we
Speaker 21: go nuclear. Oh Israel is allowed to have nuclear weapons.
Speaker 21: I forgot that they chosen people. Yeah, well, the only
Speaker 21: hap between two hundred and four hundred nuclear what heads?
Speaker 21: One can't have any North Korea can't atavy, We'll tell
Speaker 21: you who could have them.
Speaker 2: Well, you know when you look at the cruise missiles
Speaker 2: and now Trump wants to He's gone from the peace
Speaker 2: summit with Putin and Alaska to now he's going to
Speaker 2: put cruise missiles there in Ukraine so they can go
Speaker 2: deep into Russian territory, saying well, limited to infrastructure attacks. Well,
Speaker 2: it seems to me like that's going to go both ways.
Speaker 2: What do you think is going to happen here? I
Speaker 2: would imagine that they're not going to launch some intercontinental
Speaker 2: ballistic missile, but you will have infrastructure attacks that will
Speaker 2: have plausible deniability, and our infrastructure is very vulnerable to
Speaker 2: that type of an attack, an asymmetric attack, and that
Speaker 2: could become That could be done by Russia, it could
Speaker 2: be done by China, it could be done by some
Speaker 2: of these drug cartels that they want to go to
Speaker 2: war with, and how they will use it, regardless of
Speaker 2: who it is that's doing that, I think is going
Speaker 2: to be you know, up to you can just suspend
Speaker 2: the wheel to see what they're going to do with that.
Speaker 2: What do you think is going to happen? Are we
Speaker 2: going to see massive disruption in that regard as well
Speaker 2: as Trump is talking about the enemy within and he's
Speaker 2: going to you know, war with cartels as well as
Speaker 2: with people on the left. He wants to deploy the military.
Speaker 2: Seems like he wants to have a civil war here
Speaker 2: as well. What do you think about that.
Speaker 21: Let's talk about the cartels. It's a lot of crap.
Speaker 21: I had nothing to do with cartels. Let's go back
Speaker 21: talk about attacking Venezuela because of overthrowing the Maduro government.
Speaker 6: Right, cartels.
Speaker 21: Why don't we go back to when he was president
Speaker 21: back in was it twenty nineteen, twenty twenty, when he
Speaker 21: tried to overthrow the government with that little clown boy
Speaker 21: what was his name, Guido? Yeah, hey, he's the real
Speaker 21: president of you of Venezuela, Amadoro.
Speaker 6: Remember that one. I remember when they try to overthrow it.
Speaker 6: They came in from Colombia and they got wiped out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 6: I had nothing to do with drug cartels back then.
Speaker 2: That's right. It's about regime change. But they'll blame it
Speaker 2: on that.
Speaker 6: You know, and say it's a lot of crap.
Speaker 21: Yeah, it's a bunch of bs about cart They're using
Speaker 21: this as an excuse again, go buy the facts, you
Speaker 21: try to overthrow the government. When he was president back
Speaker 21: in two thousand and nineteen. In twenty and twenty.
Speaker 2: I covered an article yesterday a guy made the point
Speaker 2: that we never heard of this trendy twenty twenty. Rather, yeah,
Speaker 2: guy made the point that we never heard of this
Speaker 2: trendy Arugua or whatever. I just call him the trendy gang.
Speaker 2: He'd never heard of the trendy Gang until twenty eighteen,
Speaker 2: which is when they started making their first moves in
Speaker 2: terms of doing this kind of stuff. So I said, so,
Speaker 2: is it a CIA created organization like they have done
Speaker 2: in the takeover of Syria or the things that we
Speaker 2: have seen in Afghanistan and places like that? Is it
Speaker 2: kind of a false fig thing to start with, because
Speaker 2: we know that the CIA has been running drugs out
Speaker 2: of Central America and other things like that. And so
Speaker 2: is this whole trendy gang Is that really a deep
Speaker 2: state operation there to give them an excuse to try
Speaker 2: to attack Venezuela, as if they needed one.
Speaker 21: I mean, here, Venezuela, that's a pretty rich oil country,
Speaker 21: isn't it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, very.
Speaker 21: You think you mentioned Syria? You mean the United States
Speaker 21: taking over the oil in eastern Syria.
Speaker 6: On the Sad regime.
Speaker 21: We won't talk about that. Oh you mean they try
Speaker 21: to overthrow the Assad government, which they did because Iran
Speaker 21: wanted to put a pipeline into Syria so they could
Speaker 21: bring the oil out into the.
Speaker 6: Into the Mediterranean over there.
Speaker 21: Oh, and they overthrew the took over Libya when the
Speaker 21: nobel piece of crap prize went a Barack Obama along
Speaker 21: with Oh, if.
Speaker 6: Only women were in charge, we would have no war.
Speaker 21: Hilary Clinton, Samantha Power, Susan Rice, overthrow the Kadafi government.
Speaker 21: Oh you mean Libya that has one of the richest
Speaker 21: oil feels in the world where you don't have to
Speaker 21: dig deep to get the oil out. You think we
Speaker 21: would have invaded a rock Seria, Libya go into Venezuela
Speaker 21: if their major export was broccoli.
Speaker 2: And then of course we got we got the pipeline,
Speaker 2: the nord Stream pipeline. You know, had to blow that
Speaker 2: up so we could sell them are liquid not gas
Speaker 2: and all that kind of stuff. It's all about that,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 21: Yeah, that's all it's about. You mentioned Smedley Butler before. Yeah,
Speaker 21: was a racket and he talks about that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 21: so heartbroken.
Speaker 6: Here you ready for this? I just read this before
Speaker 6: I went on a lot on the Israel.
Speaker 21: Caesar's last fatilla boat ready to deport hundreds as more
Speaker 21: ships set sail for Gaza, invading these boats in international
Speaker 21: water as they're trying to bring food to the starving.
Speaker 6: People in Gaza. That's all right, Hey, we can do
Speaker 6: what we want. Ready.
Speaker 21: Trump gives Sunday deadline for Hamasque to take his Gaza
Speaker 21: proposal quote or be quickly extinguished.
Speaker 6: This is the Israel.
Speaker 21: They violated the last seas fire agreement. Oh, we won't
Speaker 21: talk about that, Oh, yes we will. They violated in
Speaker 21: the Middle in March March sixteenth or eighteenth, and then
Speaker 21: they started starving all the Palestinian people. Oh, Hamas agreed
Speaker 21: to the seasfire agreement, but Israel broke it. Israel's Oh
Speaker 21: they're killing people in Lebanon every day. Oh no, the
Speaker 21: Hamas people are killing over there. No, No, they are
Speaker 21: hasible of people.
Speaker 6: I forgot.
Speaker 21: They violated in Lebanon Shee's fire agreement over one hundred times.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're gonna, I'm telling you.
Speaker 21: If they go war against Iran, it's gonna be the
Speaker 21: beginning of the end of life on Earth. I am
Speaker 21: so heartbroken that there's no support for peace. Oh oh,
Speaker 21: Musk is worth now what five hundred billion dollars? Ain't
Speaker 21: got some how about a billion for piece?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 21: Screw you, sent day, I want six hundred billion.
Speaker 6: Don't you know who I am?
Speaker 21: Yeah, you're nobody, mus and you must listen to me.
Speaker 21: F you Jack, Yeah, not a penny for piece and
Speaker 21: a billionaires? Oh you mentioned Ellison?
Speaker 11: Huh yeah.
Speaker 21: And they're controlling everything, not allowed to come out against Israel.
Speaker 6: You're an auntie shami f you.
Speaker 2: Mhmm.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 2: When we look at the what Trump did at the
Speaker 2: UN uh I really got my attention. You know, when
Speaker 2: they were talking about putting in Tony Blair as a
Speaker 2: governor of Gaza, and then all of a sudden a
Speaker 2: day or so later, it's like, oh, no, we want
Speaker 2: Trump as the governor of this or whatever, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: what happened with this? And all of a sudden it
Speaker 2: all changed because net Yahoo came in and Trump had
Speaker 2: this plan that he had taken around to the Gulf
Speaker 2: States and Arab States and got them to all say, yeah,
Speaker 2: we like that took it to the UN even though
Speaker 2: it was a horrible plan. They all liked that, and
Speaker 2: he released it. And then net Ya who comes in
Speaker 2: and completely rewrites it, and Trump does everything that Netta
Speaker 2: who wants on that.
Speaker 21: Yep again you know the United Look at the cover
Speaker 21: of the magazine this week talking about United Nations, United nothings.
Speaker 2: M h, we'll talk no, yep.
Speaker 21: And they steal our money. The plantation workers are slave landier.
Speaker 21: So these little clown boys and girls could be you
Speaker 21: an this and that? Nothing, empty, empty words, no action.
Speaker 21: Oh but I forgot. They're the ones that officially made
Speaker 21: Israel's estate back in nineteen forty eight. Yeah, stealing the
Speaker 21: land of the Palestinian people. His Majesty's government declares that
Speaker 21: the land and Palestine will be settled by the Jewish people.
Speaker 21: We will use our best endeavors to achieve the subjective. Oh,
Speaker 21: that was the Balfour Declaration in nineteen seventeen, brought to
Speaker 21: you by the wroth childs.
Speaker 6: No, it's terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible. What's going on?
Speaker 21: No outrage and if you come out against it, Yeah,
Speaker 21: these are Israel overwhelming exodus as Israel pounds.
Speaker 6: Gaza, yep on and on and on. Much of Gaza's
Speaker 6: largest urban center is flatten. Yeah to total ruins. Our
Speaker 6: mass is living in every every.
Speaker 21: Hospital there, in every school, there, at every house. Where's
Speaker 21: the outrage Yeah yeah, none, yeah, none.
Speaker 6: A small group of us are fighting.
Speaker 21: But other than that, and what you mentioned before about
Speaker 21: what's going on in Ukraine Russia on Thursday, I heard
Speaker 21: you say this that there was no Cold War with
Speaker 21: the West because it.
Speaker 6: Was now a fiery conflict. World War three has begun?
Speaker 21: Asked before we didn't get into I got my mind
Speaker 21: went into another area about what's gonna happen in Ukraine,
Speaker 21: a false flag event. They're gonna blow up a nuclear
Speaker 21: power plant, They're gonna do something, They're gonna create something
Speaker 21: that's gonna escalate that war.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we know that all the NATO countries are
Speaker 2: are you know, pushing this and planning for it. They are,
Speaker 2: you know, increasing the draft, They're increasing their military spending.
Speaker 2: I'm here in Germany, where their economy is tanking. They're
Speaker 2: going in and borrowing money and putting massive amounts into
Speaker 2: military expenditure. And both Germany and France are telling their
Speaker 2: hospitals to get ready for mass casualties as this is
Speaker 2: all happening. It isn't like these things are some event
Speaker 2: that's going to get out of control and run away.
Speaker 2: These people are pushing it relentlessly towards this.
Speaker 6: Goal, writing about it every week in the magazine.
Speaker 21: Yeah, talked about the Germany again two years of recession
Speaker 21: heading into their third. They're barring a trillion dollars, a
Speaker 21: trillion dollars to build up their military, and we're going
Speaker 21: to build up our what infrastructure.
Speaker 6: So they could hold the types.
Speaker 21: I'm not making this up. Brought to you by how Mertz.
Speaker 21: Oh Mertz, the black Rock guy that's playing the Chancellor.
Speaker 21: We've got to stop those Russians. We only killed twenty
Speaker 21: five billion of them in World War Two. We gotta
Speaker 21: kill more of them.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 6: Oh, there's the Germany that gave us World War One
Speaker 6: and World War two.
Speaker 21: Yeah, all right, Germany. Yeah, that slaughtered Operation Barbara Rosis
Speaker 21: killed over twenty five million Russian people.
Speaker 6: Oh, by the way, who are.
Speaker 21: The first defeated Germans in World War Two?
Speaker 6: The Russians?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, right?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 6: You ready? What you were talking about.
Speaker 21: Us to provide Kiev with intelligence and missile strikes deep
Speaker 21: inside Russia. Crisis is unfolding at Russian hell nuclear plant.
Speaker 6: We've been warning about this and here's he's saying. Right here.
Speaker 21: Russia says Ukraine artillery severed the severed the line and
Speaker 21: render repairs too dangerous to repair it.
Speaker 6: M bomb in the thing. You're gonna blame it on
Speaker 6: the Russians.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, just look at how everybody is looking
Speaker 2: for any kind of excuse. I mean, we had these
Speaker 2: situations with drones harassing airports in Denmark, and you know,
Speaker 2: they wanted to try to build that into World War three,
Speaker 2: and it's like, you know, you can't prove that that
Speaker 2: was who that was. I mean, it could be domestic
Speaker 2: people that were doing that. And we had that happening
Speaker 2: all over the East coast about a year ago. But
Speaker 2: I got before we run out of time. I got
Speaker 2: a couple of comments here. I wanted to give you
Speaker 2: Gerald from Guard Goldsmith. He said, I wish I'd been
Speaker 2: able to be with the folks at Gerald's event. He said,
Speaker 2: the speakers are great. He caught it online. He said
Speaker 2: they'd planned to go and I met Guard when I
Speaker 2: was there four years ago. He said, frustrating, but he
Speaker 2: got to watch online. He got sick. He said he
Speaker 2: couldn't make it. But yeah, it's it truly is sad
Speaker 2: that there isn't any support for peace and even yeah,
Speaker 2: it's just it's crazy the way people are manipulating. How
Speaker 2: tribal everybody's gotten. You know, you take a look at
Speaker 2: this Charlie Kirk thing, and everybody is freaking out about it.
Speaker 2: They want to name everything after Charlie Kirk. And yet
Speaker 2: what was it that Charlie Kirk did. He would go
Speaker 2: and promote free speech and free debate, and yet these
Speaker 2: same people are wanting to try to shut down speech
Speaker 2: and debate. I think it's just a sign of the
Speaker 2: times in which we live, and people are losing their
Speaker 2: mind here at the end of this Fourth turning. And
Speaker 2: as you point out, as the financial stuff is going down,
Speaker 2: they always take us to war. That's what really happens
Speaker 2: in a fourth turning. It's always a major economic catastrophe
Speaker 2: and then they take us to war. And they know
Speaker 2: what times that we're in. You know, they constantly talk
Speaker 2: about these generations and you know gen Z gen X,
Speaker 2: where you know boomers and this and that millennials, and
Speaker 2: yet they don't want you to look at the overall
Speaker 2: trend that is a cyclical thing, that is that is
Speaker 2: then also exploited by these leaders who who know what
Speaker 2: the zeitgeist is in a particular culture at any given time,
Speaker 2: and so they use that to get what they want,
Speaker 2: which is to take us toward to distract us from
Speaker 2: what they're doing.
Speaker 21: Yeah, it's said, and it's true. Yeah, and again, people
Speaker 21: won't like me because I'm angry. He who is not
Speaker 21: angry when there is just cause for anger is immoral.
Speaker 21: Why because anger looks to the good injustice, and if
Speaker 21: you live a bit injustice without anger, you are immoral
Speaker 21: as well as unjustice.
Speaker 2: That's a good place to end it. And again, everybody
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