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Speaker 2: Good to see you. I think it's important as we're
coming into the election. I'm trying to, you know, I
want to get as many people I can many of
my regulars, which you know you've now become, so thank
you for continuing to come on and to get your
insight of what you think may or may not occur
this week, you know, the next couple of weeks, next
ninety days, so on and so forth. And I had
Martin Armstrong on earlier this morning, and he said some
interesting things to me about Jamie Raskin kind of starting
to lay the paper trail down to to say that
the election is not going to be legitimate and you know,
to prevent Trump from getting in. And one of the
things he said. Martin also said, which I didn't even
think about, is can't if Trump wins, KAMLA has got
certify the election as a VP. What a mess?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, we know that they're the rhetoric all
along before July thirteenth has caused normal people or CIA
cutouts or whatever whoever these people are is try to
kill them. You know, I sat on my sub stock
this morning that they're with the kind of rhetoric that
they're putting out literally calling him a fascist. I think
The Atlantic wrote an article saying that he's a reincarnation
of Adolf Hitler, that they're trying to get someone to
kill him, and that doesn't have to be necessarily a
private individual, somebody out in the out in the open.
A lot of people tend to think because the government
is seems to be so monolithic that everyone in the
government agrees. But no, there are a lot of different factions.
I mean, there's different factions in the Pentagon. There's factions
in the Pentagon don't want anything to do with this
Israel thing and don't want to say to Thad missile
bad anti missile systems too, And there are factions that
do factions in the CIA. There's factions everywhere. And I
think a lot of this has to do with the
fact that you're a lot of this is pointing towards
trying to communicate with factions within the administrative state that
would they're trying to wake them up to try to
take a shot at Trump. Now that shot doesn't have
to be taken before election day. Now I actually think
he is going to win. I don't know that we'll
have that that outcome on the fifth. It may take
a few days, almost certainly, it's going to take a
few days. But I think eventually, even if it's a
court that has to certify it. He's going to win,
but that doesn't mean it stops there. You know, Charles
Haywood has been talking about the fact that Trump will win,
and he'll win outright, but there's going to come a point,
like sometime in December where they're going to literally put
tanks on the street in Washington, DC and be like, no,
we're not letting him take power. You know. Famously, after
January sixth, they built a fence around the Capitol. I
wish that fence was still there because it was the
clearest signal that our government is illegitimate when you have
to build a fence around it to be protected from
the people. It's exactly what any Banana Republic would do.
But it doesn't mean that in the next what is it,
ten eleven days now, that someone won't take a shot
at Trump. It doesn't mean that after the election someone
won't take a shot if he wins. It doesn't mean
that after the inauguration somebody won't take a shot. They
are setting it up. They want violence against the executive
if Trump wins. And two deny that at this point
is I think you're either just blind or I think
you may be blinded by your civic nationalism that oh well,
you know, I watched school House Rock. In school House
Rock said this is the way a bill was made,
this is how our government works. And that's not how
our government works. It's not how it works anymore. It's
not how an oligarchy works. And that's what we have.
We have an oligarchy. We don't have communism or socialism
or whatever. You know, right, quote unquote right wingers and conservatives.
I think we'll get boomers, to get boomers disgusted and
to the to the polls. You know, we have a
very small group of people that run things. And the
goal right now, from what I can see, is it
almost seems like they've just completely given up on beating Trump.
I don't think they think that they can beat Trump
at the polls. I think they think that the way
they're going to beat him is if you can't beat
him at the ballot if you can't beat him at
the ballot box, you beat him at the with the
cartridge box. And that's what they're hoping for. I don't see,
I don't know. I don't know how else to interpret
the things that they're saying. You know, accusing him of
being a rapist and everything like that, assaulting women. This
is just old. This is They did this in twenty sixteen,
they did it in twenty twenty. It's yeah, they tried
it out. What was her name, e Jean Carol, who
won like some billion dollar lawsuit against him or something
like that, and then when interviewed about what she was
going to do to help how she was going to
use it to help women, she said she was going
to go shopping. This is just this is a circus.
This is the kind of thing that you see in
third world kind of elections where there are still some
kind of wealth amongst a certain class of the population.
And right now I think their only goal is if
we can't beat him at the ballot box, where we're
going to make sure that he doesn't make it, which
would be interesting because then you would have Jade Evans,
who they seem to believe is somehow worse than Trump. Remember,
he's weird, he's he's he should be more dangerous to
them than Trump. I think it's just that he has
a record of, if it's only a short record of
two years in the Senate, of working with the other side,
but he doesn't work with the other side, willy nilly,
he chooses his battles. So maybe they think, well, he's
at least a little more like somebody who somebody who
we can work with, somebody who would not be against
some of our plans. And you know, I also think
that that's probably a miscalculation on his part. I think
that Jadie Vance is probably more of a danger to
the regime than Donald Trump is given, given, given unconstrained power,
given the power of the pen, because he he knows
things that I know, you know, he's he follows guys
that I that I follow, that are mutuals of mine.
So I don't know. I think we're just at the
point where they're hoping that they can kill Trump, to
get someone to kill Trump for them, and somehow that's
going to send the message out there to everybody to
you know, stand down, that the regime is really in
charge and there's nothing you can do about it. I
don't know, maybe they've seen it. You know, no one
revolted in twenty twenty, no one over COVID, No one revolted,
you know, when BLM, when the regime sent monsters and
animals out to burn cities in twenty twenty, and no
one revolted when there was an election. That many people
question that, and then they just threw a bunch of
people who went touring the capitol on January sixth in jail.
And they think that, well, because we did all that,
these people will just stand down if we put a
bullet in the head or blow up their presidential hopeful.
Speaker 2: I don't know, what do you think in terms of
the election and what's going on, say in Georgia or
Arizona where I live, where you know Arizona, they said
you might not get the results for ten to thirteen days.
And you see what's occurred in Georgia with the the
the ruling that they have to certify the election no
matter what, even if there's some discrepancy or they want
to challenge something, they still have to move forward and
certify it. Raethensburger coming out and saying twenty five percent
of those mail in ballots are going to be from overseas,
or twenty five percent of the ballots are mailing that
come from overseas, just all this fuckery on that, Like,
you don't think that, you don't think there'll be enough
that they can steal it like twenty twenty to install her,
because that's where I that's where that's the position that
I've taken all year. I said, no matter what, they'll
never let him back in. But I believe that they
will install her and cheat again because none of the
processes have changed. So what are your thoughts on that?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, I think that in the states where
there could from what I understand in Georgia, and I
may be completely wrong, but I mean I live next
door to Georgia, my wife's from Georgia, her family lives
in Georgia. Is that a lot has been done to
fortify the election in the other direction, Like you know,
Desantus is done in Florida, not to the extent that
Desantus has done it in Florida, but we're they're expecting
Florida Georgia to to go red. And I think one
of the reasons they're saying that is if it goes
if it does go blue, then it would be so
obvious that it was cheating. And you know Arizona, I
just don't trust Arizona. I think Arizona is a lost state.
I think they should give it to Mexico. I think
the cartel. I would give Arizona to the cartels. I mean,
the fuckery that's gone on in that fucking state for
so long, fucked them. I don't even want them to
be part of the United States anymore. So I don't
even count on Arizona as being anything but a blue
state from now on.
Speaker 2: So I think they already have Pete think they've already
given it to the cartoons.
Speaker 1: Well, good good. It should kill everyone there. But I
didn't mean I don't mean that, Okay, I don't mean that.
Speaker 2: I haven't got out of her yet. I haven't gotten
out of her, just my enemies.
Speaker 1: But the when you look at Pennsylvania, you know Josh
Shapiro wants to run for president in twenty twenty eight.
He knows that if Kamala Harris wins, he's not going
to be able to run in twenty twenty eight. He's
going to have to wait until twenty thirty two. I
don't think he's going to turn on the cheating machines there.
Florida is a swing state. That's Florida's going to be
read that there is no chance that a Democrat wins
Florida Wisconsin. It's a different story. Wisconsin could be any
think Ohio is going to be read Ohio will be
a Republican stronghold. So you're looking at Wisconsin and you're
looking at Pennsylvania too, but also Michigan, much like Pennsylvania,
could be the same exact thing. That utter Witch, who
is a governor there, may want to run for president
in twenty twenty eight, so she may want to hold
back the you know, hold back the cheating so that
Kamala doesn't get in there, because then she won't be
able to run in twenty twenty eight. So I think
there's a lot of different kind of a different kind
of scenarios that could happen here. You know, robbing the
same bank twice is usually a really stupid thing to do,
especially like one week after another, and that would be
the equivalent of trying to do that. I Like I
mentioned there's different factions within the government, and I think
there's a lot of factions that don't want to see
Kamala Kamala in there that they would rather have Trump
in there. For whatever reasons. They're planning to collapse everything
and blame it on him. The pro Israel people may
think that he's going to give Israel their war with
Iran and get the United States involved. Then it you
see the escalations. They're sending a second THAD missile system
to Israel as of this morning. That means two hundred
US troops there. You have the kind of peacekeeper kind
of thing that happened in Vietnam. So if a bunch
of them get killed, try to draw us into the
war there. And I think they think that Trump would
be more apt to to do that. And I'm not
even convinced that Trump. I don't think Trump likes war.
I think that you know, you didn't see him starting
anything new. He tried to wind down Syria, get the
troops out of Syria, and he was completely ignored. So
I think the difference this time is that if Trump
gets in there, he last time he was really bad
about the people he surrounded himself with, and I think
this time it would be a lot different. Now. Whether
they can get accomplished is you know. I mean, I'm
at this point. I've said this over and over again.
If he just keeps Jerome Powell at the FED and
maybe put Jamie Diamond at Treasury, we could work on
getting the money, the money fixed and at least that
maybe a start towards something in the future. But I
don't see this. I don't see I haven't heard, and
people are looking, you know, after twenty twenty and especially
after the Time magazine article by Molly Ballin in January
twenty twenty one bragging about how the four to five
the election, I haven't seen people are looking for that,
and I haven't heard anything about that. I haven't heard
anything that would building in that direction. Now. I mean,
Arizona is still a shit hole and it's never been
It hasn't been cleaned up, it hasn't been fixed. We
saw that in the midterms. So I would just count
out Arizona as that's just a blue state. But as
far as other states, I know, I know Pennsylvania is
like they took their move like one hundred thousand people
from the back from registers. Well it was like five
to one removed to added to the registers, and like
the ones that were added were like eighty percent Republican
or independent. So you know, I mean, I don't think
anyone who's going to vote for Kamala is gonna it
is raring to vote for Kamala is going to register
it as an independent. Maybe they are, I don't know,
but no, no, I just don't see it this time
because there are so many people, there are so many
groups out there watching for this kind of stuff that
when it when something, when the smallest thing, little thing happens,
you see it on Twitter. It's just people are posting it.
You see, oh, this vote flipped here, or there was
a problem inserting inserting a paper ballot into the machine. Yeah,
I just don't think the the steal is in. You know,
one thing you have to remember that elites. Elites want power.
They want to be able to do whatever they want
to do. But the the enemy of elite power is revolution.
The last thing that they want is like a seventeen
eighty nine or seventeen seventy six. I have a tendency
to believe if there was a revolution in this country,
it might go closer to seventeen eighty nine, and that
would not be good. And so I don't know that
they would chance that. Now, they may chance it with
they may be chanced in that with trying to get
put a bullet, get someone to put a bullet in
Trump's brain, but at least it wouldn't be them doing it.
If they cheated, it would be them. The people would
see them as doing it. You know, if somebody assassinated Trump,
you can always do you know, always blame it on
the loner who has no social media history, even though
he's nineteen years old and has four phones.
Speaker 2: Do you what do you anticipate the week of the
election is going to be, like you know, from a
personal standpoint, in your area, when people go out to vote,
I'm almost half tempted to video the polling stations just
to see what may or may not occur over a
couple hours.
Speaker 1: Well, i'd have to go to another I'd have to
travel in order to do that. My polling station is
literally walking distance from me. We're not going to have
any problems here. I mean, the county is going to
go like ninety my county, My city is going to
go ninety percent Trump something like that. My county will
probably go ninety five percent Trump. So I'm not worried
about that. I have myself positioned for that. But I mean,
I think it's going to be look at the rhetoric
that we see now, and it's going to be bumped
up to eleven, especially coming right down to the last day.
I mean, you don't know the kind of last minute
kind of you know with AI. AI is like the
big thing now is you don't know what kind of
thing they're going to try and dream up to, you know,
say that Trump did, or try to get a video
of him doing which would just be AI, or saying
which would just be AI, which I don't know how
you would AI. His voice AI is still very uncanny Valley,
and Trump doesn't speak in a way that is uh yeah,
that makes it easy to do AI for his voice.
But that week, I mean, I would say a couple
of days before the election, the Sunday and the Monday
will be insane. I think Election Day. I'm hoping Election
Day is just calm. But if that first day, if Tuesday,
it looks like Trump is one and you have outlets
who are willing to say that I wouldn't want to
live in a city. I wouldn't want to be in
a city. At that point, they've they've been holding back
these animals for three years now. But when was the
last time that they unleashed these monsters on us?
Speaker 2: May right, George Floyd.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're rearing their itching, they're itching ago and I
think if you see a Trump blow out on that
first day, which I think is possible. That's talking about
like blowout, like Ronald Reagan. Immigration, immigrant immigration, the mass
immigration has made it so that you're not going to
see a forty nine point or ever United States or
ever again. But if he gets like just over three
hundred Electoral College votes, which wouldn't be a blowout, but
which would be decided, I mean decidedly he wins, things
could get real Eastern European circa nineteen eighties, nineteen nineties,
real quick, and.
Speaker 2: Explain that pee not to cut you off, explain that
Eastern European eighties nineties.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean not even Eastern European too, like Balkans
and everything where you know, I have friends that were
election had to be election watchers, got jobs as election
watchers over there, because you know, the Balkan War in
the nineties was a religious war. Now people don't want
to talk about that, but you know it really was,
you know, Muslims and Christians and Muslims and Muslim factions
against one another. So whenever you had an election, there
was always the fear of violence, and it happened very often,
and it got really bad. And what you have to
understand is when you have religious wars, unfortunately, they can
be worse than just territorial wars, because these are people
who actually believe in something. And I think that we've
gotten to the point in this country where we're looking
at more of like a Spanish civil war kind of thing,
where you have a group of people who essentially have
had power for a while now, they've been able to
do pretty much what they want and it looks like
that they if it looks like they can lose power
and that their grip on the regime, the regime they've
created could be weakening. That's a very religious kind of
idea that they have. And then you know they look
upon and you can see it with their hatred of
like Christians, where they see Christians are just backwards as
the enemy. And when you have two people, when you
have two peoples who have religious convictions and one of them,
see the thing about Christians, especially American Christians, American Christians
are basically they may as well just wake up and
take xan X all day. They've been convinced that they
have that violence is just not the answer. That they
have to love their enemy and that's been a couple
centuries of brainwashing. Christians didn't think that before they understood
that there was their personal enemy and then there was
God's enemies. God doesn't tell you to love his enemies,
doesn't say that anywhere in the Bible. As a matter
of fact, when you see God's enemies in the Bible,
normally believers are picking up swords to kill them. So
they're waiting. Christians are not doing anything, and maybe for
the best, but if they get attacked, if they start
being attacked for who they are, well, I know a
lot of Christians own guns, and they risk that revolution
that they don't want. And you know, just like in
the Spanish Civil War, more so than the Balkans was
the Spanish Civil War was a atheistic, anarchistic, communistic regime
that said, well, you know, if we're going to get
the country we want, we're going to have to kill
half the population. I believe that there are people who,
through the radicalization that they've gone through, Trump is hitler.
You know, thirty percent of has Biden said in that
famous speech in Philadelphia, thirty percent of the population is
semi fascist. Well, only fascists would vote for Trump, right
if he's literally hitler. I think that we could see
something very ugly to the tune of Spain, where you know,
you just the Catholic part of Spain had to rise
up and defend themselves and take back, take back their country.
It's not something I want. I'd rather just be able
to wake up in the morning and do a podcast
on hockey. But yeah, it's not uh not something that's
in the cards for me, especially while this regime is
in is in power. And you know, if this regime
can be dismantled and we can have some semblance of
sanity back, and we can have some semblance of competency back,
then that hockey podcast awaits me.
Speaker 2: I must shift mind eighties and nineties movies. If if that,
if that occurs, maybe a little bit of boxing.
Speaker 1: Have me on as a guest. Eighties it's boxing too.
I if it's boxing, and have me on as a guest.
But if it's eighties and nineties movies, have me on
as a guest.
Speaker 2: I could talk to you all day about that. You
like boxing too.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that I did. Yeah, I used to
when I was growing up. I really really liked boxing
a lot. And yeah, through the through my twenties and everything.
And then when then UFC really started to I guess
because they were just so much better at marketing themselves,
and also boxing just got very stale and there was
a lot of questions as to whether boxing was fixed,
and yeah, I don't know. I just at one point
sports became a lot less important than survival of the race.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I saw really quick. And maybe I share this
with you, but I had Freddy Roach on here when
I first started this six years ago. Yeah, and had
you Well, he's been friends with my uncle for over
forty years. So I it was my sixth episode, fifth
or six episode. I went down to La and I
had been down there to watch Manny Pachiao train several
times twenty ten, eleven, fourteen. Uh, but yeah, I went
down there of eighteen, fall of eighteen. And if you
listen to it, I was so nervous with my sixth episode.
And I grew up as a kid knowing him, and
he called Mickey Work a pussy on the podcast. It
was the first podcast he's ever done. It just didn't
get shared and I had no audience or anything. And Peter,
if you listen to it, it is hilarious because I'm
like nervous as hell. We're sitting in this boxing ring
and I'll tell this a quick story quite bore the
people listen, but whatever, he'll appreciate it. I go down
there and I've been there, you know a few times
or whatever, and I'm nervous. And Tyson Fury was getting
ready to fight Deontay Walder. Tyson Fury Wilder one. He
was in big Bear training and decided to move his
camp down to La to Freddy's gym. So I don't realize,
I said, it was a Saturday, and Tyson Fury heavyweights don't.
I guess they don't work out on Saturday. So I
missed him by a day, and I said, are you
going to be in the fight? He goes, I'm the
cut man. He was a cupman for that fight because
he'd already had been Tyson Fury had Ben Davison his
train Well, I was just nervous because like I didn't like,
do you not know that you're a fucking idiot myself.
I was so nervous just for the whole to sit
with them. And then we sat there for like twenty
five minutes or whatever, and and I could have. I mean,
I could have easily talked him for two hours, Like
I don't know why I was, like they told me
cut it at a certain time, but there was nobody
in there, and we were downstairs in like the vip gym,
just him and I just recording. So yeah, I I'm
some one of five people you and I and three
others to still watch boxing.
Speaker 1: That's all.
Speaker 2: But yeah, no, I mean I hope one day, maybe
maybe things shift that we can go back to that stuff.
But I also even though I just use the word
hope and I hate that word, but you know, people don't.
I think this is why we're in the mess. Like
people don't want to get involved, and people don't want
our society. You know, they feel like they're they care
about their drinks and their vacations and reality TV.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, I'm I'm an elite theorist. I don't
believe that the I believe the only point really of
the population of the populace is to signal to elite
the kind of change that they want to have. They
want to see large groups of people, you know, three
hundred and fifty million people cannot organize. That's why we're
ruled by probably two hundred people. Those two hundred people
can organize a whole lot better than three hundred and
fifty million can. They can organize, they can get power,
they can drive fundraising. At three hundred and fifty million
people have radically different interests and really have no interest
in coming together. So to me, like the goal of
Twitter things like that is to signal to people who
see the kind of the same kind of things we do,
and people who have the means and have the influence
to make actually make change. I think we've seen that.
I think I think there are a lot of people.
My friend Matt Erickson kingkilled podcast. He He's done a
really good job of showing how a lot of the
ideas that our space have generated. A lot of the
authors that we've been reading that a lot of people
with power and money right now have caught on too
over the years, and they seem to be making a
move for power now. And I think a lot of
them back Trump hoping that they'll I think one of
these people's Elon Musk. I think Marc Andrees and a
lot of the PayPal mafia guys what are known as
the PayPal mafia, the guys that are more right way.
I think they're they're sick of this. They see Kamala
Harris as a existential threat and as a very real
threat to their power, their money, their goals, their their
goals to for AI, for quantum computing, for going to Mars,
things like that. And I think that they seeing that
a lot of the critiques that we had were clearly
showing a way forward for them, that this is how
you know, most people believe that, you know, you elect
people and then politicians make decisions, and so you just
need to get your people elected. It's not how this
works at all. Sure, you get some people elected and
some people who will do good things on their own,
but it is very rare that you're going to find
a politician or even an Elon Musk or any elite
quote unquote elite. It doesn't even have some other elite
behind them guiding them. But these politicians, they are completely
controlled by other But I mean, we saw that, we
see this with Ukraine, where they all vote for Ukraine,
they wave Ukrainian flags on the on the House floor
after they do votes, they vote almost unanimously to condemn
anti Semitism. Things like that. Well, these people and then
you know, Thomas Massey comes out and says, yeah, everyone
has an APEC babysitter. O. Yeah, well, I mean I
think I know who runs things then, especially since you
I've been paying paying attention for the since October seventh
last year, longer than that. But I think it's to
become even more become evidence in normies since October seventh
who actually runs our government in Ukraine. The whole Ukraine
thing helped too, but a lot of people didn't put
it together that the same people who want the Ukrainian
war want to destroy Russia for the same people who
want to destroy Hamas and want to destroy Hesbalah and
want to take over the whole Middle East and have
Israel rors Israel. So I think the you know, the
the normy, you know, the person the voter, the one
who thinks that their vote is going to change everything,
you know, really needs to understand that now there's actually
elites back there, and really one of the best things
that you can do is to put a message out there,
to message to the public, what hopes that they're hearing
and listening, that we need change, we need these people
out of there, and they're a threat to you too,
And maybe you don't because we have more time than you,
because you're very busy people. These are the books you
need to read. And I think it's rather interesting that,
especially in the last ten years, that a lot of
these these elites that we see promote a lot of
the books that we promote. And yeah, I mean, I
think that's just the way power works. I think it's
the way it's always worked. You look at kings through history.
Sure there have been some kings that were that were
very our tarkish, but they always you know, when you
study Spanish histories, the nobles that were always the ones
who really were able to guide the kings to do
the things that they want. And here we are, same thing.
It's just the same thing over and over again. And yeah,
I can think of a couple of people who were
making decisions on their own and basically had taken over
as taken over as the voice and my decisions are
going to go if you're either with me or against me.
In modern times, those people usually get taken out, even
start world wars to to stop some of them, and
or they become parized and you know, wars, or they
may even start to cause a country next door to you,
who you know, has an army sizable enough to cause
some damage to you know, provoke you into war. So yeah,
I think it all has to do with it all
has to do with elites. And I think anybody who
thinks that they're going to pull a lever on November
fifth and all of a sudden, Donald Trump is going
to solve solve all the political problems in the country,
They're out of their minds. It's more about who Trump
has around him. Why did wasn't Trump able to do
anything in his first term that was even close to
the things that he promised, like drain the swamp? Trump
wasn't even aware of who the swamp was. I mean
he maybe he thought that Trump that the swamp was
Obama holdovers or something like that. But someone might you know,
JD Events or the evac Rama, swan Me Ramaswani or
even Elon Musk. They know who the swamp is. They
know who they know that the swamp is close to
three million strong? Do they have the will to fire
two point eight million people orked him? Maybe he can
run it with fifty thousand, two point seven that w
were this was and that My math is horrible. Do
they have the will to do that? I don't know,
But that's the only way you're going to join the swamp.
Because the swamp is I mean, the executive branch of
the government has two point eight million employees. Why does
even just just consider the term executive. Why would an
executive need two point eight million employees. You don't even
need a state department. The state department could be the
president and three of his advisors on zoom with a
foreign leader. You don't need a state department. All the
state department is is it's a managerial class that is
not going to allow that. It is going to have
interests of their own and foreign interests that have bought
in and they're going to be able to hold to
basically derail you from your own, the country's own interests.
So you know, you want to vote for somebody that
you think can actually drain that swamp. And Trump wasn't
ready to do that in twenty sixteen because he didn't
know what it is. He may have some people around
him now who know what that is. Is he going
to fire two point eight million employees and people will
scream and be like, well, the economy what's going to
happen to the end anything when you have cancer, something
you're going to have. Some kind of sacrifice is going
to have to be made in order to get it
out of you and make sure you live, make sure
that you survive. But there's going to be pain and
there's going to be suffering in the meantime. Do it
now so your fucking grandkids don't have to fucking deal
with it. You deal with it. You know, we'll fucking
stop being so fucking selfish. It needs to be done.
Can he do it? I don't know. Just knowing it
needs to be done, then you know who to look
for for your leaders, and you know, not just hope
and pray that this will take care of itself, because
you know, you hired one guy who talked a good game.
Speaker 2: Martin said earlier that he's like, you know, if they
were on the other side, if they were smart right now,
they would China would move into Taiwan, Iran would move
towards Israel. Russia would take Kiev. What am I missing?
Speaker 1: One?
Speaker 2: Two, three, there's a fourth? One oh? North Korea would
move into South Korea, overwhelming the United States to where
they couldn't handle four conflicts.
Speaker 1: They can't handle one, no, I know, but for breed
Army War College, but Army War College publisher publishers, probably
all their papers. They don't have the soldiers to fight
and to fight the war that Ukraine is fighting right now.
If the United States was fighting the war that Ukraine
is fighting exactly as Ukraine has fought it, the United
States would have been depleted of men by I think
they said May of twenty twenty two. They would have
lasted three months and it would have been out. They
don't have the soldiers for it. They would have had
to institute a trup sure, I mean why not. I
mean Iran should throw everything they have at Israel. I mean,
Iran has been the whipping boy has been. You know, Oh,
they're the greatest sponsor. You know, you will hear Netmyaho
say they're the greatest sponsor of state terrorism in the world.
You will hear him say that on TV. And then
you go to their websites and they're not even in
the top five. They'll have a list of the greatest
sponsors of terrorism in the world, and it's not on
the list. This Israeli websites, government websites. They fucking lie
to you, and they try to drag you into it,
and you believe nine to eleven. You believe that, you know,
you have to hate these Muslims because of nine to eleven.
And you ignore the Israelis that were dancing and celebrating
across the river while the towers were coming down and
on fire, not saying Israel did it, saying they're not
our friend. There are greatest ally they bring stability to
the Middle East. They brought instability to the Middle East
after from the Last Crusade up till the beginning of
the first century. Sure you of this of the last
century of the twentieth century, Sure you had problems. You're
always going to have problems. Shouldn't have mass scale terrorism
they had the Barbary pirates. Those were pirates. They weren't terrorists,
they were thieves. Israel is Israel and Zionism is the
problem has been. Every war that we fought in a
lot of since nineteen ninety one has been mean people.
I love when people say the nineteen ninety one not
one war, the Gulf War had nothing to do with Israel. Okay,
then why as soon as we invaded did he start
lobbing scud missiles at Israel. Maybe they didn't have anything
to do with it, but he certainly thought that they did.
Or maybe he was just a lunatic who you know.
While he's writing his romance novels, the United States decides
that they're going to invade the terror wars. It's all
for Israel. Wesley Clark. General Wesley Clark said, these of
the seven countries were going to take out Wesley Clark.
You know, nice good wasp boy, right, whose dad was
a rabbi. Change his name. Go to Wikipedia. It says
it on Wikipedia. I'm not lying to you. I'm noting
this up. Shits on Wikipedia. Fighting wars for Israel. I mean,
but Syria, Syria, Israel's wanted to get rid of the
House of Asad for decades now. The only thing that's
stopping a full scale invasion is that there's Russian there's
Russian bases. I mean, this is this is all about Israel.
This is whoever gets elected is the one that, if
this were like a completely fixed election, whoever is getting
elected as the one that they think is going to
be most most friendly to Israel. I'm not convinced that
that's Trump I think Trump likes Jewish people. I think
Trump likes Israel. I don't think Trump necessarily like he
moved the capital, to everybody's like, oh, when he moved
the capital, he had to know what that meant. First
of all, How could the fucking president of the United
States move a capital of another country? Okay, it was
just good. That's why so many people think that that
we control Israel, that we use Israel. Israel's like our dog,
and we use Israel. Okay, sure, yeah, and everyone in
our government has an APEC guy. How many people in
the Kanesse have lobbyist American lobbyists you know, watching them? Okay, yeah.
Iran should be allowed to do whatever the fuck they want.
I mean when they lobb when they finally sent one
hundred and eighty missiles, what are they aim for? Military installations?
How many civilians did they kill? They if they killed civilians,
we'd see it all over TV. Israel is literally dropping
apartment buildings and they're saying, oh, well, you know, well,
the reason we can kill two thousand civilians in one
day is because one terrorist was hiding under that. Let's
let let's do that here. Okay, there's one serial killer
hiding in a building in New York. Let's drop the
building to get the serial killer. Kill everybody in the building,
because we get one serial killer.
Speaker 2: That's what Matt Brackham was saying. He said, there's always
he said, there's always a cache of weapons underneath the building.
That's what they say every single time.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean Hamas must have been hiding under the
USS Liberty in nineteen sixty seven. I assume that's why
the USS Liberty got bombed, right because Hamas was hiding. Oh,
Hamas didn't exist. Okay, so the pla PLO, some kind
of Muslim terror was hiding under the USS Liberty. That's
why you had to kill American civilians, American serviceman. That's
why Israel had to bomb it and keep bombing it,
and bomb the life rafts and bomb the shed out
of it. Oh but it was a mistake. Yeah, bomb
the life rafts, bomb while they're waving American flags. I
mean North Korea. I mean, I don't know what's going to
happen there. Taiwan, that is not something we should even
be involved in. I mean, that is some China has
some ancient bullshit right there. I mean, everybody wants to say, Oh,
what's happening in the Middle East is Oh, that's twentieth
thirty five hundred years. Oh bullshit, it's a fucking century old.
No one was having any problem. You can you can
look at the history of the early nineteen hundreds and
you go to Jerusalem history and you have you have temples,
you have mosques, temples, you have Ristian churches there. They
leave their front doors open when they worship. No one
was worried about shit until these gods chosen fucking lunatics
showed up from Europe and decided to start blowing shit up.
The biggest terrorists, you know, the Stern Gang and the
Hagana which turned into the IDF. Strangely enough, I think
they want to just that they're choosing a president that
they think and I think they think it's Trump, and
I don't think it's Trump. I don't think Trump wants war.
I think he'll be like, Okay, if Israel wants to
go to war, Israel can go to war and do
whatever the fuck they want because they're their own country
and every country should be able to, you know, do that. Well,
oh except the rant and rant can't go to war.
With whoever they want. Syria can't go to war with
whoever they want. No, no one can go to war
with whoever they want except their friends with US. Oh,
Russia can't invade a country that's basically part of them.
I mean Western I mean the don Bess. I mean
how many Ruthenians are in the don Bess. It's all
Russian speaking people with Russian DNA. Please stop it. I mean,
I just I don't know that Trump is the guy
that is going to be like, yeah, yeah, let's you know,
let's bomb Iran. I think Trump if Trump's first impulse,
if they're like, we need to go to war with someone,
is get me the leader on the phone. What do
you say? He said he never had a problem with Putin.
Does anyone honestly think that if Trump had been allowed
to take off was in twenty twenty that Putin would
have invaded Ukraine in February of twenty twenty two. One
hundred fucking percent. He wouldn't have Why Trump would have
got on the phone with him. Trump would have been like,
we're not putting NATO on your doorstep. That's retarded. NAT
doesn't even really exist anymore. This is just it's an
excuse for Zionists. Zionists control. I mean, who's responsible for
all this Victorian Newland, Robert Kagan, Where are their families from,
what are their backgrounds? It's just Jewish supremacy. What what
about thank you?
Speaker 2: Oh sorry, go ahead, No, I'd say what about all
the support Trump has gotten from Maria Madelson, Peter Tile.
Speaker 1: Peter Tiles not as Peter Tiele's not as Zionist, he's
I think somebody has put a spook into him where
he doesn't talk about it. But sure Maria Maidelson, but
Sheldon Adelson gave him all sorts of money in twenty
sixteen when he was alive, and he didn't go to
war for them. I mean they're talking about they've been
talking about going to war with the Wren for decades now.
Their Wren's always like, you know, five minutes from getting
a nuclear weapon. I hope they have nuclear weapons now.
I hope that I really do. That's that's an American.
That's a fucking un American. Israel's not part of the
United States. I don't care what they do. I don't
care what Iran does, as long as they don't attack US. Oh,
they attacked us in nineteen seventy nine, the embassy and
everything like that. Yeah, I mean, there was this CIA
coup in nineteen fifty three that overthrew the duly elected
leader of Iran. And these people don't have These people
don't have short they have long memories. You tried to
turn their country into a Western country, and they didn't
want it. That's why the people backed them in it.
It's just it's it's mind boggling that you that we've
been so the only reason I even talk about Israel
is because they control our country. If Israel was like
this little, I would even I might not even know
they fucking exist. There's countries I find out all the time.
I hear their names and I'm like, our country don't
even heard of them. And that's how small Israel is.
But why do I know this name? Because they took
over our fucking government in nineteen oh five, and we've
been fighting their wars ever since World War One. The
United States wasn't getting into World War one. World War one.
The United States got into World War one because because
what's his name, the rough child went to Lord Balfour
and said, you give us, give us the take control.
Take take a Palestine from the Ottomans, give it over
to us. Let us start moving there, and we'll get
the United States into the war. And his man in
Wilson's cabinet house, Colonel House, got them in to the war.
World War two. Hitler started World War Two. Why because
he invaded. He invaded a country to take back a
piece of land that was taken from them after World
War One and the Treaty of Versailles when they were
cutting everything up. And the Soviet Union also invaded at
the same time. It's funny that Hitler invades to take
Danzig back, the Soviet Union invades two because of the
Soviet Union, and you declare war on one, destroy them,
kill millions of people, rape half their women, after the
country after the war, legally, while Americans stand by and watch,
and what happens. Oh, he just Hitler went in there
to take one city back. Then they gave the Soviet
Union the whole fucking country and the fucking country for fifty years,
and then they were our enemy. Why do we get
into the war Because Churchill was a drunk piece of
shit who was always in fucking debt, and he was
in he was basically a slave to anyone who got
him out of debt. And it just happened to be
a bunch of Jews called the focus Group, and the
focus Group wanted to declare war on Germany. When Hitler
got elected in nineteen thirty three, when he became chancellor,
there was a headline in the Daily I think it's
a Daily Mirror, said Judea declares war on Germany. Okay, well,
what's the problem with that. There's no Israel at the time.
So it's what this diaspora people in the United States
and all across Europe and other countries who all declare
war on one country. And they just happen to control
a lot of the newspapers and up to have a
lot of wealth, and they start forming little groups and
they convinced Churchill to invade and so start to start
World War two. But no Hitler. Hitler invaded. Hitler invaded,
and you know, and they had an agreement, and you know,
England would protect Poland why don't you what a country
that's three thousand miles away from you, what the fuck's
that about? But Hitler was a bad guy. That's the
only reason anyone ever, you know, you know, when you
point out that the United States fought on the side
of the Soviet Union the Communists in World War Two,
people's brains start breaking and all you start hearing is Holocaust.
No I want knew about that. Nobody didn't. That wasn't
that didn't that start in nineteen twenty two, nineteen forty two,
nineteen forty three? What was happening in nineteen thirty nine?
For nineteen forty one, we're we're so beholden so this
little country that none of us should even know exists
and basically our elected politicians, our politicians get elected because
they will support them. What did they say Thomas Massey
and his last election, they spent three hundred and they
spent over over two million dollars to try to get him,
try and defeat him, and they didn't do it. That
was a pack American Israel Political Action Committee something like that. Yeah,
and then there was a there was another there was
a local election in New York that they spent three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars to get to defeat someone.
I can't remember what that election was, but it was
like three hundred three thousand. Was a state or a
local election, It's like, well why why? And I think
they think that Trump is going to go in there
and he's going to, you know, send declare war on
Iran and send American troops to fight Iran. Now Trump
may just be like, okay, well, you know, Israel can
do what they want, but Israel should be If it
wasn't for the fact that they control our country complete,
I wouldn't really even care that what they did. But
now I just want to see him destroyed. Sorry, sorry,
why should I care? Why should I care? They brought
all that trouble to that oh well, the shipping lanes,
and do you know what that part of the world
would be like if what if we haven't been bombing
them for thirty or forty years, we didn't starve, if
we didn't kill like three hundred thousand, two hundreds and
three hundred thousand Iraqi children through our our sanctions in
the nineteen nineties, something that Osama bin Laden mentioned in
his letter to America, which and was admitted on on
sixty Minutes by I can't remember what the former Secretary
of stand under Bill Clinton, she said, you know, we
think they asked her, do you think five hundred thousand
children dying is worth it, and she said, we think
the price is worth it. These people are monsters. They're
complete monsters. Why would I support anything that they do.
I just hope that if Trump gets elected, he is
as sober when it comes to foreign policy as he
was in his first in his first term, hopefully, I
think that Trump is not as independent as he was.
I think his reliance upon donors now because he's definitely
not as rich as he was. But I hope that
the ones that he's listening to her, people like Elon
Musk and guys out of Silicon Valley, more than the
Atolsons and the bill Ackmans of the world. Bill Ackman.
Is there anyone who is there anyone who wants to
be a wasp anymore than Bill Ackman dyeing his hair
blonde and trying to look at trying to hide exactly
what he is. I am completely over this occupation of
the United States, this country that you know, militaries that
my family has served in, and you know that should
be for us, that we should be able to call
the shots, not some foreign diaspora power that just comes here,
uses it and then has an escape hatch when they
destroy it. Oh, not so much anymore. Huh.
Speaker 2: See with Western North Carolina, what you know what those
people are going through right now with you know, half
assed support. See I don't want to say half asked.
It's given more credit than what they deserve, banning those people.
Speaker 1: Oh you're talking about hurricane hurricane Hurricane Helen. Yeah. Yeah,
I have friends that were on the ground there who
went up there to help soon after. And yeah, I
mean it's just a ship show this this country, This
government does not if it weren't for like at least
one hedge fund manager I know of, and a couple
and you know, groups that are basically designed for this.
They're nonprofits that are designed to respond to this, and
that's all they do. And it's already looking like they're
not going to you may not see a lot of
them won't have power into the next year, a lot
of the roads won't be rebuilt. There saying until twenty
twenty eight. Apparently Ashville's waste treatment plant floated down the river.
So I mean, you want to drink water in Nashville,
you want to take a shower in that? And I
said this on my show when I was talking to
talking to my buddy who was there, and so what
an incredible opportunity for you know, an elite, an elite
billionaire or something to step up, go in there, rebuild
that stuff, rebuild all this stuff, be the owner of it.
They could be the owner. I mean, you could go
in there and be like, I'm rebuilding the water treatment plant.
It's gonna be mine from now on. All of these things.
Go in there and rebuild the roads, rebuild you know,
they need it, they need gravel, they need culverts, so
many different things in there to rebuild. And this is
a chance for, you know, for the classic for someone
to step up who has an you know, who's embraced
the classic idea of no bless of liege when it
comes to people of means, and who show that, Yeah,
democracy was a bad fucking idea, and we were a
lot better off when we were like ruled by one man,
that one man who comes in there and just fixes
everything because committees, the more people you have, nothing's gonna
get done. FEMA didn't go in there. FEMA was in
there and out. I heard unconfirmed reports that the FEMA
trailers were making loans. That's what they were there for,
was to make loans to people, low interest loans, but loans.
I also have an unconfirmed rumor that the reason FEMA
went out of there, that FEMA ran out of there
is because of potential threats against their safety. I mean
at in here, people who went there to volunteer, you know,
like Cajun Navy, people like that, that any threats against them?
What are you doing wrong?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 1: Why would people Why would people threaten people who are
there to help? Oh, because they're monsters. They're not threatening
everyone else, and they're taking help from everyone else. They're
helping each other. That's the biggest thing. No, this country
does not. The kind of people who were hurt by
the storm are the kind of people that this government hates.
They're just I'll say it, white people, poor white people,
some middle class, but white people, people who oh, can
normally take care of themselves, do pretty good, produce things,
build things, people who don't necessarily need the government, and
you know, maybe having historic grudge against I don't know,
maybe it's ethnic in some way, who knows, but yeah,
I mean when you look and you see when you compare,
you know, And Lindsey Graham was a perfect example of this.
Lindsay Graham was being interviewed and they asked him, They said,
you know, South Carolina, you're the the state you represent.
They got hit by this storm. You know, how how
are you handling that? He immediately changed the subject to, well,
you know, there's a lot of people in Israel who
are suffering too. There's a lot of people in Beirut.
There's a lot of people. Why why you have Americans
that are suffering from thousands of Americans died. We may
never know how many. The first reports I heard was
people said, you know, like there was one family who
lost like eleven people. And a senator changes the subject
when asked about that, to the little country in the
Middle East, And you want to think that we have
the American government is about Americans. I'm sorry. You know,
people can call me hateful, they can call me an
anti semi, they can call me. I don't care. It
doesn't make any fucking sense. Those Muslims over there are
not What are they going to get? Are they getting
on boats to come here? Is that? Who's is that? Who?
Our biggest threat is, Oh, they're coming over the open borders.
There's potentially they come over the open borders to Mexico. Wow,
I don't know. Let's see the head of the department
at Homeland Security, Abjondro Majorcis. He used to be head
of a company that uh An NNGO called the Hebrew
Immigrant Ade Society that advocates for open borders and taking
in people from everywhere except for Israel. Israel's borders have
to remain closed. Apparently the chosen people. They can't have
people coming in there that they don't know, that they
don't vet. But now we just have, you know, thousands
and thousands of pations plopped down into the middle of
town in the United States, which essentially Springfield, Ohio, is
no longer an American city. It's a Haitian city. That's
what happens. When you put twenty thousand, some people are
saying thirty thousand into it sound had already had fifty thousand.
And then you pay for their cars, pay for their housing,
pay for their food, pay for their duns. It is
the same thing in Charloli, Pennsylvania, and enormy article wrote
that the company that was most responsible for the Haitians
in Charloli, Pennsylvania was what's their name, Jewish Family and
Children's Services a offshoot of Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, and
they're in there every week bringing more Haitians in No
America first, right, yeah, but these are just patriotic Americans
who came here to make a better life for themselves,
who happened to have loyalty to another country. I don't.
I'm loyal to one and I'm sick of it being
occupied by a foreign force. And hopefully Trump has enough
people around him that feel the same way, or who
are at least he has some people around him who
represent both sides, and they'll have a war and won't
see the wins. But something has to be done. At
this point. This is no longer in the United States.
This is no longer America. America is literally just in
people's parts at this point, because when it comes to
government in the state, Sure, there are some locales, I
mean where I live. I think where I live is America.
But for the most part, when it comes to government,
are governments for sale, and it's for sale to the
I don't even know if they're the highest bidder. But
everybody in Congress has an apec babysitter except Thomas Massey.
Does everybody in Congress have a babysitter from an Indian
from India Political Action Committee. How about Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Venezuela, Korea, Koreas, Russia, right,
mm hmm. One. So my only hope is that whoever
gets elected I think it's going to be Trump, is
that he somehow at least slows down this fucking bullshit
with this little country. You know. And a lot of
people like to point out that his wife, his daughter
is married to Jared Kushner, who couldn't be more in
that country this you know wheelhouse. Oh, he used to Yahoo,
used to when he visited New York, used to sleep
on the couch of Jared Kushner's dad. We'll see, we'll see.
Maybe Trump will throw some balls, maybe people around him
will decide that this needs to end or at least
put it on pause, do something. I don't know that.
I'm very hopeful on that. Like I said, I'll go
back to of Jerome Palace stays at the FED, and
maybe Jamie Diamond gets in at Treasury and they start
working on that something to have a little bit of change.
But I know who the enemy is and it's not Iran,
it's not North Korea. It's not Russia, it's not any
of the bricks nations. I know who the enemy is.
And every one of our congress people has a babysitter
from that country. And that's nick group.
Speaker 2: Last question, do you think we'll go through the election.
Do you think Trump will take office? Let's say he wins.
Speaker 1: Yeah. You made the point that Kamala does have to
certify it, right, I mean, can you imagine if she doesn't?
Speaker 2: Well, no of that. I mean Martin was talking about,
you know, would they do some type of something to
declare martial law?
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I think you know. Charles Haywood has talked
about that. He he said he he expects Trump to
win and he expects to see tanks in the streets
in Washington, d C. To try and stop him from
doing it. Soldiers tanks, he says it Eventually, you know,
it will it'll get handled and Trump will take office.
And I agree with that. If Trump wins, I mean
I just don't see him losing right now. It just
seems very very odd if he would. And they do risk,
they do risk problems seventeen maybe nine kind of problems
if they if that were to happen, at least on
local levels. It's to some locality has been talking about
nationally or something like that, some kind of widespread thing.
But yeah, I mean I think he will, even if
they tanks in the street. I think he will take office.
But the question is what can he do? The question
is what is he willing to do? Question is who
is he loyal to? And will he I mean, I
think at this point it's become very obvious that if
Trump is elected president, he takes office, he's going to
have to get rid of the Secret Service and hire
his own have his own security detail. I think Eric
Prince is probably the guy to help to help him
with that. There are other people who can help them
with that, but I think Eric Prince is the obvious choice.
But I think that's the only way he stays alive.
I think they basically set it up with all the rhetoric,
with everything they've done, that it is full on war
to destroy him by any means necessary. And what I
mean destroy, I mean they want to kill him, which
is very very odd because what that means is they're
either so stupid or they're so full of hubrious that
they're willing to create martyrs and they don't understand the
power of a martyr when you have eventually who's going
to rise up to take his place, and how that
person may use the martyrdom in the narrative. I don't
think we're ruled by very smart people. No matter what
Charles Murray says about b Q distributions.
Speaker 2: What's your one last question? What is your level of
concern right now? You know, I have certain periods of
time where you see things heightened, you know, where my,
oh my god, things are really really intense and unstable
right now. Example, you know when I ran fired back
at Israel whatever that was in April.
Speaker 1: It was in April, I think, yeah, the original the
original one was in.
Speaker 2: April, and it turned out to be it was an
hour and it was nothing, and then you know you had.
Speaker 1: It was nothing. I mean in terms of one of
the greatest it was one of the greatest intelligence gathering
missions in the history of mankind.
Speaker 2: Let me retract that. Let me retract what I just said.
I mean by nothing like I thought, I thought, this
is kicking off this, this is going to fully escalate,
fully blow up. So I didn't mean to say nothing
like it was irrelevant, but but I thought I'm like
I was on a Saturday afternoon and I'm like, oh
my god, this is it. This is really happening right now,
and then you know it ended. But leading up to that,
I was extremely you know, I was, I was on edge.
So you know, when this thing is finally going to
escalate or as we're company to the election right now,
you know where things are very very uneasy, maybe because
we pay attention to this stuff more than other people.
But where are you at with all this as we
sit right now specifically like uneasy? Are you uneasy? As
your level of uneasiness if it is heightened more than
maybe it was.
Speaker 1: I don't get I don't get that way. You know,
I'm very much a whatever's going to happen is going
to happen because there's nothing we can do. Nothing, I
have no power to reverse it. Power does what power does?
Elites do what elites do. The only time I really
get upset is every The only thing in the time
I really get troubled and off and off my game
is if I'm scrolling along on Twitter or Telegram or
something and somebody posts up like dead kids or something
like that, or that that one of the burning medical
tent the guy a couple of weeks ago that you know,
the guy was on fire and screaming. You know, that's
the kind of thing that gets me off my game,
but it doesn't get me off my game for long.
I shed a couple of tears, and I just keep going.
I don't have uneasiness. History says that it's eventually it's
going to swing back. Might not be in my lifetime.
I don't expect it to be in my lifetime, but eventually,
the people who started the New Deal, the people who
instituted the Nuremberg, the Nuremberg showed trials and basically made
it so that it's almost illegal to be any more
right wing than Jonah Goldberg, they're going to one day,
they're going to get theirs. I hope I'm around to
see it, because they deserve it. They deserve whatever's coming
to them. I don't know how far we're so far
in one direction now that the swinging back may just
be to the middle, but I have a feeling it's
not going to be. I think it's going to be
far far to the right. And yeah, I'm just hoping
I'm here to see it, and I'm hoping, you know,
not to be someone who enjoys like shodden fraud. But
I like to see justice. I like to see justice served.
And you know, I don't wake up every day thinking
about this and making it doesn't take over my life,
it's not. I believe in God and I believe that
we're pro probably being this is some kind of judgment
for something that we've we've allowed to have them. I'm
not one of these people who thinks it's like the
end times either. I think that's bullshit. People who make
that people making those predictions forever and they're fucking stupid.
But no, I do believe that this is all going
according to a plan. But I think that we are
as actors in that plan. Don't just sit back and
be like, well, he has to do it. If I
thought that that that God has to take care of this,
if I thought that, I wouldn't. I wouldn't have a voice.
I wouldn't put myself out there like I do and
say some of the completely inflammatory things and the things
that make people want to hate me because I just
say see things as I as closest to truth as
I possibly can. But no, I'm not one these people
who has a heightened if if Trump loses and Kamala
makes it in games begin, I mean, it's just the
game keeps going, things will get worse or more elites
will wake up and decide that they want they want
to challenge the elite class for power. But yeah, I
black pill. You know there's a term black pill where
you just think everything nothing's ever going to get better.
People in all salvad Or thought things weren't going to
get better, and blu Kelly came along and he made
things better. One guy did that. We shall see, But no,
I don't. Yeah, not me.
Speaker 2: Where can people find you?
Speaker 1: Pete uh, Pete show all podcatchers, Pete substack dot com.
You can find my podcast at PQ dot org. And yeah,
Old Glory Club. We decided that we were going to
A bunch of us decided that a lot of young
people are rising up and deciding they want to do
something and they want to they're looking at the future,
and we put together something called the Old Glory Club
Oldglory Club dot com where we seek to raise up
those future elites and educate them and at least try
to create an elite atmosphere that people can feel good
about themselves and and one where they know they're loved
and not not hated. Because most people who have the
ideas to do great things, now, you know, unless they're
some kind of oppressed minority, they're told that they shouldn't
be doing that and they need to step aside, and
you know, let a let a black trans woman who
weighs four hundred pounds, you know, be the voice and
be the the one that's going to get us to Mars.
Kind of bullshit which is sounds like, sounds like a
straw man until you watch the movie Hidden Figures and
you're like, Wow, these people really fucking suck and their
propaganda is really really shitty. Anyone who believes it's a
fucking retard.
Speaker 2: Peter's always thanks for coming back on and maybe maybe
if you're free, we'll do one mid November. We'll see
where things are at.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, just let me know. Thanks mister Ferris. I
appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Mike Drop