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Speaker 1: David Night Show.
Speaker 2: As a clock strikes thirteen, it's the thirtieth of September.
Speaker 2: You're of our Lord twenty twenty four. Well, we had
Speaker 2: massive disaster in this area. Fortunately we were not involved
Speaker 2: in that. Really blessed to not have that happen here.
Speaker 2: But it is incredible the extent of the damage that's
Speaker 2: been done in North Carolina, Tennessee, also in Georgia, Florida,
Speaker 2: of course Tampa. We're going to show you some of this,
Speaker 2: show you what they did in Tampa to protect a hospital,
Speaker 2: a hurricane surge wall there. But the question is, so
Speaker 2: everybody's asking what are they going to do about this?
Speaker 1: To the federal government.
Speaker 2: They've got billions for wars everywhere in Ukraine, Israel getting billions,
Speaker 2: We've got trillions for climate change in order to de
Speaker 2: industrialize us.
Speaker 1: Will they pony up anything?
Speaker 2: And should they? How should we handle this? Should we
Speaker 2: handle this the state level or should it be done
Speaker 2: by the federal government. These are all questions we're going
Speaker 2: to talk about. Will show you what has happened with that,
Speaker 2: and we'll show you how the maga media is now
Speaker 2: cheering on Robert Redfield of the CDC because he's got
Speaker 2: some positive words to say about Trump.
Speaker 1: Absolutely credible. We'll be right back.
Speaker 2: Well, when you look at this area, of course, it
Speaker 2: was prone to flooding for quite a long time. You
Speaker 2: go back about one hundred years ago. It's one of
Speaker 2: the first big projects of the federal government, and that
Speaker 2: was the TVA. The TVA, which is a big power
Speaker 2: generator here, primarily set up for dams to keep the
Speaker 2: valley area from flooding. It was a repeated thing that
Speaker 2: would happen over and over again. But even with that system,
Speaker 2: we have now had a massive flood in this area
Speaker 2: and throughout I guess from Florida to Florida, I think
Speaker 2: has the most number of casualties, but from Florida all
Speaker 2: the way up, about sixty four people have died. Entire
Speaker 2: towns have been wiped out. Of course, many homes have
Speaker 2: been wiped out, roads have been wiped out. Millions of
Speaker 2: people are still without power or cell phone coverage. And
Speaker 2: so this is what this looked like. And I don't
Speaker 2: normally do weather, but the weather is now part of politics.
Speaker 2: I guess we could say this is Helene on Earth.
Speaker 2: Is what has happened over this last weekend.
Speaker 3: Eastern Tennessee Essay, September twenty seven, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Dams are about to burst, but you can say this
Speaker 2: tremendous amount of damage as the rivers overflowed. Even with
Speaker 2: the systems of dams, the dams could barely hold them,
Speaker 2: and of course many places swept away. Irwin, Tennessee one
Speaker 2: of the worst places. We were asking on social media,
Speaker 2: So is this going to be like Hawaii? Do the
Speaker 2: people who've suffered for this in America get nothing from
Speaker 2: the federal government while everything is going for war or
Speaker 2: going for war against us, war against our infrastructure. I mean,
Speaker 2: they don't want us to have homes, they want us
Speaker 2: to have roads and cars. So maybe they just leave
Speaker 2: the way that it is and then when you look
Speaker 2: at I'll let them talk.
Speaker 4: Here we have five helicopters in row. There's two.
Speaker 1: This is Irwin, Tennessee.
Speaker 4: From the State of Virginia or Commonwealth of Virginia. And
Speaker 4: they're currently taking patients and staff off of the roots
Speaker 4: at the hospital and then transporting them back into the
Speaker 4: city of Erwin where they're unloaded and then of course brought.
Speaker 2: Back they had to evacuate people from the hospital there
Speaker 2: in Irwin as it was flooding. This is somebody's home
Speaker 2: taking this picture. Imagine that being your home. Do you
Speaker 2: hear the woman taking this sobbing aerial view? What happened
Speaker 2: in the Tennessee area, and of course also in North Carolina.
Speaker 2: A tremendous amount of damage in North Carolina shopping center.
Speaker 2: And this is Irwin, Tennessee, the day after, and you
Speaker 2: can see everything's just reduced to mud and rubble. Are
Speaker 2: you going to see how the road was just washed
Speaker 2: out like it was nothing? The amount of damage done
Speaker 2: by these these floods is incredible. And again, floods used
Speaker 2: to be fairly common. They started to get them under
Speaker 2: control somewhat with these dams, but nothing like this. This
Speaker 2: is unusual, not unprecedented, but unusual. Well, as you see here,
Speaker 2: they're going to pull in and show you all the road.
Speaker 2: This is the day after, and you're gonna see where
Speaker 2: the where the Interstate here crosses the river completely washed
Speaker 2: out one side of it there. Truly amazing. Of course,
Speaker 2: this is not the most important thing. The most important
Speaker 2: thing is what did Trump and Biden say to each
Speaker 2: other over the weekend or lalla, this is Irwin, Tennessee
Speaker 2: again day after basically nothing left, just a sea of
Speaker 2: mud and logs, broken timbers and debris. Truly is amazing,
Speaker 2: truly amazing. Well, so what should be done about that?
Speaker 1: Right now?
Speaker 2: They got to get FEMA money. And this was sent
Speaker 2: to me by Jay and Jessica. So I hope you
Speaker 2: guys missed the worst of the weather. Yeah, we were
Speaker 2: really amazingly blessed. I thought when we lost power Friday,
Speaker 2: just before the show began, I thought that was going
Speaker 2: to be it. Figured we'd be out of power for
Speaker 2: quite some time. Because the issue when you have this
Speaker 2: much rain in these areas where there's so many trees
Speaker 2: is that the trees start to fall and it becomes
Speaker 2: like a domino effect. We saw that happen in fran
Speaker 2: in North Carolina when we lived there. Really surprised us
Speaker 2: because we've been through a lot of storms in Tampa,
Speaker 2: and of course it just interacts differently. The wind is
Speaker 2: much stronger, that's one of the main things, and then
Speaker 2: there's a storm surge that you have to deal with.
Speaker 2: But here, even though the winds come down, it can
Speaker 2: be deceptive because of the amount of rain and because
Speaker 2: of the soil, soil is not as poor us like
Speaker 2: the sand soil in Florida, And so Jane and Jessica say,
Speaker 2: I'm seeing the argument being made now about the state
Speaker 2: embracing federal funds when it comes to a crisis and
Speaker 2: when it comes to other programs. The left calls this hypocrisy. Well, no,
Speaker 2: I think Ukraine versus Hawaii is hypocrisy. The fact that
Speaker 2: the government will do nothing to help us here in America.
Speaker 2: They'll do nothing to protect our borders. As a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, our borders are being sabotaged by the same
Speaker 2: people who demand that we send billions of dollars to
Speaker 2: protect the borders of Ukraine or Israel or whatever and
Speaker 2: to foment war, but they don't care about our border.
Speaker 2: How do you see this as federal emergency funding socialism?
Speaker 1: Yes, of course, of course it is.
Speaker 2: However, I got to say that if we're going to
Speaker 2: get ourselves off of this system, it's just like when
Speaker 2: we talk about we would like to change the tax
Speaker 2: structure to be something that was the way that it
Speaker 2: was when America was free and when America grew Do
Speaker 2: we want to have a free trade zone within America
Speaker 2: and all of the taxes at the border, which is
Speaker 2: the way it used to be, or then in the
Speaker 2: early twentieth century, the way the bankers set it up
Speaker 2: to say that all the taxes are going to be
Speaker 2: internal for the most part and set up the internal
Speaker 2: revenue along with the central bank. I'd like to get
Speaker 2: back to that other system, but you can't do it
Speaker 2: over an You can't just come in and say, well,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna I'm going to enact sixty percent terrace. No,
Speaker 2: I'll make it one hundred percent. No, I'll make it
Speaker 2: two hundred percent, says Trump. They're just throwing these numbers
Speaker 2: out there to see what stick. See doesn't mean any
Speaker 2: of it. But you can't do it all in one swoop.
Speaker 2: And you can't switch over to a system like we
Speaker 2: used to have where communities would come together and help.
Speaker 2: And of course this is a tremendous, horrific thing, but
Speaker 2: you know, people in Tennessee used to deal with this
Speaker 2: on a regular basis. Again, the flooding was a very
Speaker 2: common thing, and so we look at the role of government.
Speaker 2: My son Whistler won a contest that was a US
Speaker 2: in Canada when he talked about this very issue we
Speaker 2: he did. It was a contrasted disaster relief that was
Speaker 2: done stayed and local versus disaster relief that was done
Speaker 2: by FEMA. And so what he did was we'd had
Speaker 2: a hurricane on the coast, outer Banks, and we knew
Speaker 2: people who had property that was there. We talked, He
Speaker 2: talked to them, and then he also covered what had
Speaker 2: happened in a community that was not too far away
Speaker 2: from us, that was totally devastating, small town, totally wiped
Speaker 2: out by a hurricane a tornado rather And so with
Speaker 2: a hurricane that's on the coast, FEMA came in and
Speaker 2: locked everything up, locked people away from being able to
Speaker 2: get back to their homes, and a lot of damage
Speaker 2: happened after the initial part and people were not allowed
Speaker 2: to go back in there and protect what remained. And
Speaker 2: so what it did was it exacerbated the condition.
Speaker 1: Some people were able to get.
Speaker 2: You know, criminals will always be able to get through
Speaker 2: and loot, and so that was something that happened. But
Speaker 2: it was just this high handedness of FEMA that once
Speaker 2: people evacuated, they couldn't get.
Speaker 1: Back to their homes.
Speaker 2: It's one of the reasons that people who have been
Speaker 2: through this a couple of times in Florida and the
Speaker 2: outer banks will risk something very dangerous, risk staying because
Speaker 2: they have seen how the federal government will lock them
Speaker 2: out of their home when they come back. He contrasted
Speaker 2: that to what happened in a local community that was
Speaker 2: hit with a tornado, and that example, you had all
Speaker 2: kinds of companies rushing in to donate food and water,
Speaker 2: and materials, building materials, all this kind of stuff, and
Speaker 2: the extent of government involvement was for the local sheriff
Speaker 2: to send out deputies to keep people away from areas
Speaker 2: where there were down power lines until they could get
Speaker 2: them back up. And then the rest of it was
Speaker 2: done on a private, voluntary basis. Like I said, you
Speaker 2: had a lot of companies and individuals or donating stuff.
Speaker 1: The way they.
Speaker 2: Distributed it was to take it to church parking lots
Speaker 2: and the churches. The people in the church showed up
Speaker 2: and they distributed the free stuff to people as they came.
Speaker 2: That's the kind of America that we need to get
Speaker 2: back to.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: This is a much bigger disaster, and of course we
Speaker 2: don't have typically that kind of infrastructure, but that's the
Speaker 2: kind of America that Alexis to Tokville saw and that's
Speaker 2: the kind of America that we used to have. As
Speaker 2: a Jay and Jessica say, I believe I remember Ron
Speaker 2: Paul promoting the idea of charity over government aid, and
Speaker 2: as Christians, this is very much a response.
Speaker 1: And I agree.
Speaker 2: You know, when I've said many times when Hillary was
Speaker 2: trying to push through the takeover of healthcare all at
Speaker 2: once instead of gradually like we did to Trump and
Speaker 2: the pandemic and Obamacare and things like that, when she
Speaker 2: was trying to do it all at once, I spoke
Speaker 2: at a meeting that was the congressman. It was all
Speaker 2: Democrats pretty much as a Democrat congressman liberal congressional area
Speaker 2: that was adjacent to the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill,
Speaker 2: and I got up to speak and I was talking
Speaker 2: about that very thing. I said, charity is the way
Speaker 2: that we need to go. We've always had. Chair started
Speaker 2: to say that from doctors and hospitals and things that
Speaker 2: they have a certain amount that they even budget for.
Speaker 2: And as soon as I said the word charity, you know,
Speaker 2: the moans and the groans and the jeers come out.
Speaker 2: They had rotten tomato. They would have thrown them at me.
Speaker 2: They don't want to hear charity. They're entitled to this,
Speaker 2: you see. And we don't want to adopt that mentality
Speaker 2: of entitlement because it's a mentality of dependency. And I
Speaker 2: am reminded not just to what Ron Paul said, but
Speaker 2: going back again, as I point out alexis to total
Speaker 2: He said, whenever there's an issue, the community comes together
Speaker 2: and helps. People have been coming together and helping each
Speaker 2: other in Tennessee rebuild because of the floods for a very
Speaker 2: long time. And of course Davy Crockett his famous speech
Speaker 2: when they wanted to give the widow of a highly
Speaker 2: decorated military officer money and he said, we don't have
Speaker 2: any constitutional authority for that. I'm more than willing, he said,
Speaker 2: to give my money, and I hope many of you
Speaker 2: will sign up to give your mind. But we have
Speaker 2: no authority to give her the taxpayers money. We have
Speaker 2: no authority for that. Well, that was when the constitution mattered,
Speaker 2: and the constitution does not matter to these people. They've
Speaker 2: made that very clear. Well, at least sixty four dead,
Speaker 2: millions without power after Helene devastates the southeastern us. It
Speaker 2: was Helene on Earth.
Speaker 1: As a matter of.
Speaker 2: Fact, part of it is being prepared, part of it
Speaker 2: is having experience with it. And I think this is
Speaker 2: a good example. This is a very interesting thing that
Speaker 2: they did around the hospital. And we talked about how
Speaker 2: they had to bring in helicopters. They didn't have that
Speaker 2: many of them, because we've set our National Guard and
Speaker 2: helicopters and things oh to fight other wars and other
Speaker 2: places where we're not threatened. And so you know, we've
Speaker 2: got seven hundred troops in Tennessee that have gone to
Speaker 2: Syria to fight over there against the country that hasn't
Speaker 2: done anything to us. We went there to steal the oil,
Speaker 2: as Trump said. But other than that, what business do
Speaker 2: we have in Syria. We're there for the oil companies,
Speaker 2: We're there for our geopolitics. But so there's not as
Speaker 2: many National Guard to help with this kind of relief.
Speaker 2: But when you look at preparations that were made in Tampa,
Speaker 2: this is what they set up, right, So they.
Speaker 5: Are building a wall between the Bay and Tampa General Hospital.
Speaker 5: It's actually called the Aqua fence, and it is a fence.
Speaker 5: It's watertight. It's worked in other countries will it work
Speaker 5: in Tampa though, As Poles always said, flooding is often
Speaker 5: a bigger danger than when especially in our area, and
Speaker 5: as we know, Tampa General Hospital is right on the bay,
Speaker 5: right there.
Speaker 1: Where I was born. Actually, Lloyd's hour shows us they're
Speaker 1: protecting that century old hospital and the hundreds of patients
Speaker 1: who will ride out the storm.
Speaker 6: They work fast right there to build a wall against
Speaker 6: the storm.
Speaker 7: It takes it three full days for our team to
Speaker 7: set it up, about sixty guys.
Speaker 6: It's called the Aqua Fence, one thousand feet long, nine
Speaker 6: feet high, designed to protect Tampa General Hospital from a
Speaker 6: fifteen foot storm surge.
Speaker 7: We're one hundred year old hospital and we're right here
Speaker 7: on the bay.
Speaker 1: We can't evacuate.
Speaker 7: There's not enough hospital beds in the region to take
Speaker 7: our patients.
Speaker 6: At a cost of a million dollars, they say each
Speaker 6: time they put it up may improve it. But the
Speaker 6: real force that holds it up is when floodwater piles
Speaker 6: onto the horizontal base.
Speaker 7: So the weight of the water actually supports the wall,
Speaker 7: and we bolted into the ground to keep the wind
Speaker 7: from blowing it over before the water gets here.
Speaker 6: We're told the aqua fence has been used for years
Speaker 6: in places like Norway to keep streams within their banks.
Speaker 6: Here in Tampa, it's used to protect a major hospital
Speaker 6: built right.
Speaker 1: On the water.
Speaker 6: Tampa General was built in the nineteen twenties on an
Speaker 6: island in the Bay. People still wonder why they would
Speaker 6: build it there, just a few years after the hurricane
Speaker 6: of nineteen twenty one, that was the last time Tampa
Speaker 6: suffered a direct hit from a major hurricane.
Speaker 7: Not an ideal location to build a facility like.
Speaker 6: This, but the army of installers doesn't second guess the
Speaker 6: decision of one hundred years ago. They drilled wells in
Speaker 6: case city water fails, with backup generators, trucking in food
Speaker 6: for five days, and preparing for the worst.
Speaker 7: We expect that there's going to be twelve feet of water.
Speaker 7: We will move all of the patients and staff up
Speaker 7: to the upper floors. It's actually safer to keep them
Speaker 7: here than to transport.
Speaker 6: At this hospital on the bay, they build a fortress
Speaker 6: against the storm.
Speaker 1: Lloyd sours Fox thirteen.
Speaker 2: News and then this is what it looks like after
Speaker 2: the water came.
Speaker 1: Look at this. These are people on the thing.
Speaker 2: And look at the extent of flooding everywhere else, but
Speaker 2: it kept it protected and drive. Well, that's the ultimate prepping,
Speaker 2: isn't it. Of course they've got the money. Yeah, million dollars.
Speaker 2: I think to put it up. Each time they do
Speaker 2: it cost them a million dollars.
Speaker 1: Sounded like that.
Speaker 2: They didn't clarify that, but still pretty amazing. I have
Speaker 2: a lot of memories of that hospital, not good ones,
Speaker 2: my grandfather dying there and many other things. But yeah,
Speaker 2: it looks like a bomb went off, said George's governor
Speaker 2: as he flew over Georgia.
Speaker 1: He said to say this caught us off guard.
Speaker 2: To be an understatement, said Buncombe County Sheriff in North Carolina,
Speaker 2: where Asheville is underwater and multiple cell towers remained down,
Speaker 2: hampering rescue and recovery efforts. Emergency services have declined to
Speaker 2: confirm the number of fatalities in the county until communication
Speaker 2: outages can be restored. Next of ken And formed Jonathan Porter,
Speaker 2: chief Meteorologists, to that you Weather estimated the damage from
Speaker 2: the storm to cost between ninety five billion and one
Speaker 2: hundred and ten billion. Do we have that or do
Speaker 2: we send it to Ukraine? Oh, you just conjure up
Speaker 2: some more money if they want to, right, do they
Speaker 2: want to? Scores of dramatic water evacuations and rescues are
Speaker 2: carried out on Friday as unprecedented heavy rain strained dams
Speaker 2: and rivers, and unfortunately, I've seen some pictures of some
Speaker 2: people who died. There was one tragic picture of a
Speaker 2: family that was up on a roof, and moments after
Speaker 2: that picture was taken, the woman who took it as
Speaker 2: her father and her grandchild were killed as the roof collapsed.
Speaker 2: She was pinned with wreckage and was eventually rescued. But
Speaker 2: you know, our National Guard is in the Middle East
Speaker 2: fighting that war and then all over the world. Right,
Speaker 2: nothing really matters here. Well, on a more personal note,
Speaker 2: I just want to thank you all for the support
Speaker 2: last week, especially with the matching funds that Marty did.
Speaker 2: On Friday. We got the gas gauge up to seventy
Speaker 2: seven percent. I'm not sure was that updated the gas gage? No, Okay,
Speaker 2: it's been really crazy for us. Travis is going back
Speaker 2: to Texas. They're going to have the baby there. His
Speaker 2: wife has an obstetrician that she's known for quite a
Speaker 2: while she trusts, so they're going to go back there
Speaker 2: and until the baby is born. And so normally this
Speaker 2: would be the show would be done by Whistler, and
Speaker 2: he is now and he's got a way to share
Speaker 2: the screen that he's set up. And so even though
Speaker 2: he can't sit in the chair down here and do it,
Speaker 2: he's working with Karen.
Speaker 1: Karen is run on the board. Got a rookie day.
Speaker 2: She's doing a great job, doing a great job here.
Speaker 2: Got everything ready this morning. And I just wanted to
Speaker 2: also give you an update on Jason Barker's grandson. Good news,
Speaker 2: great news. He says, our new born grandson is off
Speaker 2: of oxygen. You remember we were we had mentioned it,
Speaker 2: we prayed about it on Thursday, I think was it, Yeah,
Speaker 2: when he told us and his newly born son was
Speaker 2: having difficulty. Grandson was having difficulty breathing. They flew him
Speaker 2: off to emergency room. The emergency procedure they did a
Speaker 2: tracheotomy and other things. So he says, our new born
Speaker 2: grandson is off of oxygen. They were able to increase
Speaker 2: his feeding through the tube they placed in him. Our
Speaker 2: last update about twenty four hours ago, and this was
Speaker 2: on Saturday, said that he would be in the ICU
Speaker 2: for a week. And a half on oxygen, but his
Speaker 2: condition has massively improved. I have no doubt in my
Speaker 2: mind that God has done this. He said, thank you
Speaker 2: for getting the prayer army out there. I really hope
Speaker 2: this serves to glorify God. This is a second time
Speaker 2: you've called your listeners to prayer and it's resulted in
Speaker 2: God reached his hand out to help my grandchildren.
Speaker 1: My faith is nothing less than unshakable. Now, well that is.
Speaker 1: It's always a great thing. The yeah, I'll get that
Speaker 1: in a second. It is.
Speaker 2: And so he also mentions that speaking of whether, he
Speaker 2: says little John, who's a regular listener and a friend,
Speaker 2: lives in Asheville where they were hit with massive flooding.
Speaker 2: As he just point out, I've been unable to contact him.
Speaker 2: All messages come back as undeliverable. So please pray for
Speaker 2: him and his family. I'm very concerned about them. Yes
Speaker 2: we are too. Thank God protect and bless them, and
Speaker 2: we just pray that perhaps not being able to get
Speaker 2: through to him. And this is an update. This is
Speaker 2: as of yesterday Sunday. Perhaps it's because of the power
Speaker 2: outages and the cell phones. We hope that's the case,
Speaker 2: and that nothing has happened to them, But we do,
Speaker 2: we do think God, and it is amazing how He
Speaker 2: puts us in situations like this and we see him
Speaker 2: work in response to prayer. I've seen that happen many
Speaker 2: times in my life, things that cannot be explained by
Speaker 2: ordinary circumstances. Just the birth of our two sons and
Speaker 2: the way that happened was just an amazing answered prayer.
Speaker 2: And God does that in order to graciously show us
Speaker 2: who He is. And He does not always answer prayers
Speaker 2: in the way that we would like them to happen.
Speaker 2: But we also know that God is sovereign and has
Speaker 2: our best interests at heart, and so that's part of
Speaker 2: our learning experience. I think many times in our early
Speaker 2: walk with Him, we see amazing answers to prayer, and
Speaker 2: then later on we see things happen that we don't
Speaker 2: necessarily understand either, and that we have a long, hard
Speaker 2: row to go through. But that is also part of
Speaker 2: our training that He puts us through. Well, getting before
Speaker 2: we get back to what is happening with a climate
Speaker 2: panic that they of course attached to this no sympathy
Speaker 2: for the people there, They're going to bring in their
Speaker 2: agenda just like school shooting. Well, let's immediately talk about
Speaker 2: gun control. Well, le's immediately talk about how this is
Speaker 2: all brought about by climate change and by Trump's politics
Speaker 2: and so forth. That's the narrative now coming from Politico.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that.
Speaker 2: But Cicada seventeen said, my in law is home flooded
Speaker 2: just north of Tampa. That's where I lived, just north
Speaker 2: of Tampa. Their home and belongings were damaged. Please pray
Speaker 2: for God to provide them comfort place to stay. Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: so sorry to hear that and that flooding, even though
Speaker 2: that is something that happens frequently there and some place
Speaker 2: is you know, nobody but the hospital has enough money
Speaker 2: to make a floodwall.
Speaker 1: But you know, people have.
Speaker 2: I lived first twenty five years of my life in Tampa,
Speaker 2: and we saw these storms come and go and saw
Speaker 2: damage from them. The most damaging thing that ever happened
Speaker 2: to us was a tornado. But still it got kind
Speaker 2: of jaded. And when fran came through North Carolina, Careen
Speaker 2: and I were like, everybody's freaking out about this thing.
Speaker 2: We're so far inland, it's not going to be any
Speaker 2: big deal.
Speaker 1: We were flooded with.
Speaker 2: Rain I don't know how many feet of rain we'd
Speaker 2: literally had before the winds that were then at that
Speaker 2: point in time, it was down only seventy five miles
Speaker 2: an hour, but still at seventy five miles an hour,
Speaker 2: pushing over trees that had stood for over a century.
Speaker 2: So things like that happen. And it is not always
Speaker 2: man made climate change, and it's not made by politics,
Speaker 2: but that's the way they're going to use it. Politico says,
Speaker 2: the climate world still has no solution to Trump two
Speaker 2: point zero. And this is their anxiety, they said, in
Speaker 2: the global climate community, the climate community, it's a church,
Speaker 2: the climate community church. This is their religion. This is
Speaker 2: their religion, and they have unbelievable faith. If only we
Speaker 2: had this kind of faith when there was absolutely no
Speaker 2: justification for it.
Speaker 1: I mean, we've got a lot of justification for our faith.
Speaker 2: We've seen things happen, we've seen answers to prayer, we've
Speaker 2: seen how the Bible is supported by archaeological, historical, scientific evidence,
Speaker 2: all the rest of this stuff. And yet and even
Speaker 2: philosophical understanding of what it takes to organize things has
Speaker 2: to be a creator, right, and yet these people have
Speaker 2: none of that They have absolutely nothing to base their
Speaker 2: faith not It is a completely blind, misplaced faith, and
Speaker 2: they won't give it up. Trump has vowed to pull
Speaker 2: the US out of the Paris Climate Agreement again, as
Speaker 2: he did during his first term, says Politico, Well again,
Speaker 2: I said this time, however, he could do it faster.
Speaker 2: You mean he won't wait for four years like he
Speaker 2: did the first time. He pulls it out a month later,
Speaker 2: two months later, Biden puts US back into it. It's
Speaker 2: a total nonsense. It was absolutely ineffective. But they use
Speaker 2: it to scare their people, just like Trump uses it.
Speaker 2: This nonsense that he got out when he didn't. They
Speaker 2: use this to bolster up the Trump support, just as
Speaker 2: these people pretend that he got out as well to
Speaker 2: bolster up support against him. Climate is on the ballot
Speaker 2: with La La Harris, said New York Governor Kathy Hokeel
Speaker 2: an interview. Well, yeah, so is killing babies. So is
Speaker 2: the industrialization, for poss for poverty, and for austerity, and
Speaker 2: so is absolute total technocratic control. That's all on the ballot,
Speaker 2: and by the way, is also on the ballot for Trump.
Speaker 2: You just don't see it, I said. I hope whichever
Speaker 2: administration comes into office. Oh, this is Prime Minister of
Speaker 2: the Pacific island of Tuvalu. I hope whichever administration comes
Speaker 2: into office after the November general elections will have a
Speaker 2: receptive ear and a heart to take heed of the
Speaker 2: small voices. Of the voices are the small and the neglected.
Speaker 2: You know, people in these small desert island are not
Speaker 2: desert islands, but the small South Pacific islands that are
Speaker 2: going to be flooded if Trump is elected. They're going
Speaker 2: to be flooded. If we get out of the Paris
Speaker 2: climb at a cord or if we don't do everything
Speaker 2: that the UN says, right, what absolute nonsense. And of
Speaker 2: course you had the UN Secretary Antonio Gutaris last week
Speaker 2: was talking about how he.
Speaker 1: Went to.
Speaker 2: Fiji and he was talking about another island or vice versa,
Speaker 2: that was right there in the South Pacific, and one
Speaker 2: of them supposedly it had gone up the sea level
Speaker 2: had gone up by eight inches. The other one had
Speaker 2: gone up by eleven inches. And I said, how is
Speaker 2: that possible in the same area. Absolute nonsense. I mean,
Speaker 2: we're not talking about a storm searge or maybe that
Speaker 2: is how they measured it. I don't know why they're measuring,
Speaker 2: but I mean, yeah, this is absolutely absurd. And to
Speaker 2: say that the South Pacific is far more damaged than
Speaker 2: other areas of the Pacific, how does that work? The
Speaker 2: glass is not half empty or half full, it's all
Speaker 2: the water is on one side of the glass. Okay,
Speaker 2: So look at.
Speaker 8: This, council woman Leslie.
Speaker 1: Noteops, this is a chemical. Why did that happen? Council? Okay?
Speaker 2: Anyway, that's we've got some something that is overlaid on
Speaker 2: two of these things. Okay, Karen did that, She said,
Speaker 2: that's me. I want to show you a picture, but
Speaker 2: we can't of the Roman tide old baths and these
Speaker 2: are things that have been there for two thousand years,
Speaker 2: okay or longer. And they's still the same level as
Speaker 2: the as the ocean. Right, the ocean is still coming
Speaker 2: in working with those baths that were set up in
Speaker 2: Roman times. How is that possible? I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: they got another foot of water in the South Pacific,
Speaker 2: and we're supposed to believe that all these places are
Speaker 2: being flooded. I mean, there might be some of these
Speaker 2: places might be sinking. You know, that does happen of
Speaker 2: some of these things? But I'm kind of suspicious that
Speaker 2: it's all just a lie. And so this is a
Speaker 2: special climate envoy. This is somebody who in a lead
Speaker 2: negotiator for the Paris Agreement during the Obama administration.
Speaker 1: This is a.
Speaker 2: Bureaucrat who does this for his career. He says, my
Speaker 2: expectation is certainly of Trump wins, that he'll pull us out. Well,
Speaker 2: the problem that we're not in. We never were in.
Speaker 2: This was never ratified, and he waited an entire four
Speaker 2: years of his term to get us out of something
Speaker 2: that we were never legally in. And he never called
Speaker 2: bs on it, And none of the other Republicans called
Speaker 2: bs on it. Mitch McConnell, didn't ram Paul Ted Cruz,
Speaker 2: none of these guys. All these people who beat their
Speaker 2: chest about the Constitution, they never realize that you need
Speaker 2: to have the Senate ratify treaties. So you know, for
Speaker 2: ten years we will have been in the same by
Speaker 2: the time the next election comes around. Four of those
Speaker 2: ten years were under Trump, six years under Obama and
Speaker 2: Biden collectively. We got to stop this by talking about
Speaker 2: the Constitution. But Trump will never talk about the Constitution.
Speaker 2: Hasn't done it. The GOP won't do it either. They
Speaker 2: act as if they don't understand that there's a procedure
Speaker 2: for ratifying a treaty, and of course we did have
Speaker 2: that once before in nineteen ninety two. They said they're
Speaker 2: worried that he might get us out of that, and
Speaker 2: he might get us out of this UN treaty that
Speaker 2: goes back to nineteen ninety two. That was the UN
Speaker 2: Framework Convention on Climate Change. They referred to it as UNFCCC.
Speaker 2: That was done in nineteen ninety two, and guess what,
Speaker 2: in nineteen ninety two, the Senate ratified it. They actually
Speaker 2: put us into that treaty. Now, we can get out
Speaker 2: of that treaty. But just as recently as nineteen ninety two,
Speaker 2: thirty two years ago, we had a government that respected
Speaker 2: the Constitution enough to pass the treaty. But from nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety two to twenty fifteen, well, then Carrie says, well,
Speaker 2: I just self ratified it. Obama and I signed it.
Speaker 2: We're not going to put up to a vote in
Speaker 2: the Senate. And of course, even with the Republicans in
Speaker 2: the majority, Mitch McConnell doesn't question that at all. And
Speaker 2: the question is why, well, I said. Many business leaders
Speaker 2: and diplomats have dismissed the idea that Trump would completely
Speaker 2: roll back the Inflation Reduction Act given the investment quote unquote,
Speaker 2: the payoff, the money that it has sparked, and both
Speaker 2: Republican and Democratic strongholds like you see, this is why
Speaker 2: they're not pushing back. It's because when you got an
Speaker 2: election where each of the presidential candidates gets a billion
Speaker 2: dollars or more. When you have an election like that
Speaker 2: and where you have Senate candidates getting hundreds of millions
Speaker 2: of dollars, a lot of this money and influence is
Speaker 2: being bought by the people who are indulging in this
Speaker 2: crony capitalism of the green grift. And that's why the Republicans,
Speaker 2: just like the Democrats, pretend not to know that they
Speaker 2: have to ratify a treaty. And it's why the Republicans,
Speaker 2: like the Democrats, are not even going to put back
Speaker 2: on this Inflation Reduction Act and all of the corruption
Speaker 2: and the green grifting that is a part of that.
Speaker 2: They got that right in Politico that hey, he could
Speaker 2: try to pull us out of it, but it isn't
Speaker 2: going to happen because you got so many people in
Speaker 2: Washington that have been bought off. An election is an
Speaker 2: events auction of stolen goods. And guess what the goods
Speaker 2: are stolen from you. They pay them, you know, thousands
Speaker 2: of dollars, they get back millions. They pay them millions
Speaker 2: of dollars, they get back billions. And it's worked this
Speaker 2: way for the longest time. And just like Paris, the
Speaker 2: Inflation Reduction Act is all about massive grifts. It's about
Speaker 2: a lot of money. It's changing hands, so he said,
Speaker 2: when Trump pulls back from Paris, when he stops sending
Speaker 2: delegations to work with high emitting countries around the world,
Speaker 2: whether it's India or China, or Vietnam or the Philippines
Speaker 2: or South Africa, that agenda lowers in the mind of
Speaker 2: our international partners, and we lose momentum, said one of
Speaker 2: the guys who is trying to make lots and lots
Speaker 2: of money an investment a climate investment firm called Pollination Group.
Speaker 2: Their entire reason for being and how they're going to
Speaker 2: become super rich is by looting the treasury under this
Speaker 2: fake idea of climate change. And talk about this. You know,
Speaker 2: he's sending delegations to work with high emitting countries like
Speaker 2: India and China. We're going to go there and work
Speaker 2: with them. Look, the people who were true believers and
Speaker 2: all of this climate alarmism were alarmed by the fact
Speaker 2: that China and India were going to be allowed to
Speaker 2: continue to build as many and as dirty a factories
Speaker 2: as they one. They said, this is not going to
Speaker 2: help anything. We're talking about global warming. Man made warming
Speaker 2: is going to be coming from China and India. We
Speaker 2: got to stop it there. And then when they went
Speaker 2: and they said, well, this is nothing other than a
Speaker 2: transfer of wealth from the West to China and India,
Speaker 2: they got it right. Why wouldn't the conservative Republicans tell
Speaker 2: you the truth? The radical true believer climate change people
Speaker 2: told you the truth, but nobody wanted to believe that.
Speaker 2: And so it was George H. W. Bush and a
Speaker 2: Democrat Senate that ratified that you in framework for climate
Speaker 2: drifting in nineteen ninety two. He hinted that a Trump
Speaker 2: wanted it would fail, it would fall to Americans at
Speaker 2: home to step up on climate. Here, how these people
Speaker 2: are talking about this is they're saying, well, okay, so
Speaker 2: what do we do if our person loses and Trump wins,
Speaker 2: we can block it at the state and local level.
Speaker 2: They said, You see, the Democrats have understood for a
Speaker 2: very long time. What MAGA can't get it through their
Speaker 2: thick skulls to understand that all politics is local. MAGA
Speaker 2: can't understand that you can block the federal government at
Speaker 2: the local and state level. MAGA thinks that Trump didn't
Speaker 2: fund all of the lockdowns and all the rest of
Speaker 2: this stuff, and they have all of their hope pend
Speaker 2: on Trump. Do they have a plan B. What if
Speaker 2: Lala wins? How are you going to stop what she's doing? Well,
Speaker 2: you can stop a lot of it at the state
Speaker 2: and local level. You can't stop all of it, but
Speaker 2: you can stop a lot of it. And they were
Speaker 2: pointing out the same thing. If Trump wins, these climate
Speaker 2: grifters say, well, we've got other ways that we can grift.
Speaker 2: We can grift at the state and local level. You
Speaker 2: better make sure that even if Trump wins, that you
Speaker 2: pay attention to the state and local level. Because Trump
Speaker 2: could win the White House and it could make absolutely
Speaker 2: no difference to you where you live. You can still
Speaker 2: have the local and state government play along with all
Speaker 2: this stuff and rob you blind. While they shut down
Speaker 2: your power while they ban appliances and cars and all
Speaker 2: the rest of the stuff. They can still do that
Speaker 2: at the state and local level even if Trump wins.
Speaker 1: He says. If Trump wins, it.
Speaker 2: Would fall to Americans at home to step up on
Speaker 2: climate along with the EU and China to preserve progress.
Speaker 2: That would borrow from the playbook deployed during Trump's first term,
Speaker 2: when US mayors and governors and businesses proclaim that they
Speaker 2: still intended to meet the Paris Climate Agreement terms, and
Speaker 2: of course he didn't get out in his first term
Speaker 2: until about a month before he was left office. Biden
Speaker 2: administration officials are trying to cement a stable negotiating framework
Speaker 2: with China on non carbon dioxide greenhouse gases that officials
Speaker 2: hope could survive a Trump takeover. Why didn't the Trump
Speaker 2: administration do something like this in the opposite direction, because
Speaker 2: they're not real. It's an illusion. It's a pacifier in
Speaker 2: your mouth. It's to make you think that something's being done,
Speaker 2: when something is being done, when the same thing is
Speaker 2: being done to you that the Democrats want to do
Speaker 2: to you. But you are told that it's forty chess
Speaker 2: and just play along with it. They're also hoping moves
Speaker 2: to infuse the World Bank with more financing and it
Speaker 2: changes the way that it doles out money, says all
Speaker 2: about money will support climate investment that Trump could not
Speaker 2: unilaterally unravel. And governors have once again pledged to step
Speaker 2: up action if Trump were to return again, You better
Speaker 2: pay attention, folks. They've got a plan to get what
Speaker 2: they want from us, to rob us blind even if
Speaker 2: Trump wins. And I'm telling you, Trump doesn't have a
Speaker 2: program to even stop any of it, to even stop
Speaker 2: even if he did something. These people got a plant,
Speaker 2: but he doesn't have a plan.
Speaker 1: Just amazing.
Speaker 2: So as we're talking about the EPA and they're plan
Speaker 2: to ban all cars, to ban all power plants, take
Speaker 2: a look at this chemical explosion that's happening there. Now,
Speaker 2: what's going to happen with that? Is this going to
Speaker 2: be like another Palestine? Ohio? Are they getting people out
Speaker 2: of there? A massive chemical plant that happened there. The
Speaker 2: fire reportedly started after a sprinkler had malfunction, reacting with
Speaker 2: water reactive chemicals and.
Speaker 9: Wiring fire at the bio lab up the exit from
Speaker 9: a house. They have a sheltering in place and that
Speaker 9: is smoke and it's still building it out. What the
Speaker 9: hell is in those chemicals?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well what is in the biolab Actually it's not
Speaker 2: just chemicals, something biological as well.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: As we look at Europe and they have rolled this
Speaker 2: stuff out in a very oppressive way.
Speaker 1: In Europe.
Speaker 2: You've got factories in the UK pretty much have shut down.
Speaker 2: They can't do any manufacturing because they can't they can't
Speaker 2: get energy that's affordable. By the time they pay for energy,
Speaker 2: none of the products are affordable. So let's just do
Speaker 2: all our manufacturing in China because if we do, pollution
Speaker 2: in China doesn't count. Right in India, the same thing
Speaker 2: in Germany, right, going to shut down, going to fire.
Speaker 2: You know, thirty thousand Volkswagen employees shutdown factories in Germany.
Speaker 2: First time they've ever done that in Volkswagen. They can't compete. Yeah,
Speaker 2: this is Paris is like the coup de gras of
Speaker 2: the industrialization. It's going to make sure that all manufacturing
Speaker 2: is done in China. Well, heat pump sales are plummeting
Speaker 2: by almost fifty percent across Europe. This is part of
Speaker 2: the game. Same game, of course, since this is a
Speaker 2: global agenda. Biden and La La have been running this
Speaker 2: game saying, well, you can't have a gas stove, you
Speaker 2: can't have a gas heat, you got to have heat pumps,
Speaker 2: you got to have electric range, you gotta have all
Speaker 2: micromanaging our appliances. Well, that's been going on in Europe
Speaker 2: for quite some time, and yet people there have gotten
Speaker 2: a memo from the other people who have bought these
Speaker 2: things that they really don't work when it gets really cold.
Speaker 2: Heat pump sales and Europe plummeted by forty seven percent
Speaker 2: the first half of this year as fewer household switched
Speaker 2: from gas boilers. Only seven hundred and sixty five thousand
Speaker 2: heat pumps were sold in twenty twenty four across thirteen
Speaker 2: European countries that represent eighty percent of the market. Over
Speaker 2: the same period in twenty twenty three, one point four
Speaker 2: million heat pumps were sold in countries including France, Siddeley, Germany, Sweden,
Speaker 2: down by half. Consumers were talking to each other. Sales
Speaker 2: were hit by dropping gas prices also, which soared after
Speaker 2: this is a telegraph Putin's illegal invasion of Ukraine and
Speaker 2: twenty got to get that in there, right. Well, guess
Speaker 2: what after Putin's illegal invasion of Ukraine, and after we
Speaker 2: destroyed the credibility of the financial system, especially the US dollar,
Speaker 2: everything is back, even though they blew up those gas pipelines,
Speaker 2: and they're finding a way to get gas in there
Speaker 2: from Putin and from others. Foot and selling oil and
Speaker 2: gas not a problem. As a matter of fact, he
Speaker 2: had a windfall profit because the temporary shortage sent the
Speaker 2: price sky high. And then since he was kicked out
Speaker 2: of the since Russia was kicked out of the financial system,
Speaker 2: he took payment in gold. It's almost like everything that
Speaker 2: Biden ministration does backfires. After the war began, the EU
Speaker 2: set a target of installing at least ten million more
Speaker 2: heat pumps by twenty twenty seven as part of an
Speaker 2: effort to lessen its dependence on rushing gas. But the
Speaker 2: subsequent boom in sales is now over. We're you going
Speaker 2: to get the gas, We're going to get the Electricia,
Speaker 2: I should say, to run all this stuff. They don't
Speaker 2: want gas power plants, they don't want coal power plants.
Speaker 2: They want to do it with renewables, and nobody can
Speaker 2: afford that. Michael Mann, the hockey stick guy, I call
Speaker 2: him the hockey puck guy. That's in reference to Don
Speaker 2: Rickles who called everybody a hockey puck. Well, you know,
Speaker 2: Michael Man is definitely occupy.
Speaker 1: But and what's up with that? They call him the
Speaker 1: Black Knight.
Speaker 2: And they don't mean the Dark Knight of Batman, No,
Speaker 2: they mean the Black Knight that was in Monty Python.
Speaker 2: As he gets one arm whacked off and another arm
Speaker 2: whacked off, and he says, it's merely a flesh wound.
Speaker 2: Come on, I'm not done yet. And that's the way
Speaker 2: Michael Man. No matter how many of his false predictions happen,
Speaker 2: He loses an army, loses another army, loses a leg,
Speaker 2: he loses the other leg, and he's still screaming, undeterred
Speaker 2: about what's going on, and he doesn't have a leg
Speaker 2: to stand on.
Speaker 1: Quite frankly.
Speaker 2: A note before this post, they say Hurricane Helene is
Speaker 2: an extremely serious storm, devastating and will devastate a large
Speaker 2: part of the Florida panhandling more Georgia and elsewhere. Still,
Speaker 2: in the midst of all this tragedy, humor may also
Speaker 2: be found our dearly beloved Michael Man and insists that
Speaker 2: his twenty twenty four hurricane forecast is spot on, and
Speaker 2: he continues on to victory bless his heart, and so
Speaker 2: he's tweeting out that he says, don't say we didn't
Speaker 2: warn you. Well, I would never say that Michael Man
Speaker 2: didn't warn me. I would just say that his warnings
Speaker 2: are crying wolf all the time. He's always out there
Speaker 2: warning people. Question is are the warnings true? Forecast group
Speaker 2: predicts the busiest hurricane season on record with thirty three storms.
Speaker 2: So that's put up by the Washington Post, and Michael
Speaker 2: Mann retweets that as validation of what he's been saying,
Speaker 2: and yet it's not validation. It's merely an echo chamber
Speaker 2: of false information, disinformation, misinformation, fake news. By late September,
Speaker 2: an average season typically is produced about eight to nine
Speaker 2: named storms. So far, we've had nine, so we're right
Speaker 2: there at average. Average full Atlantic hurricane season produces about
Speaker 2: fourteen named storms totally. September alone accounts for nearly thirty
Speaker 2: percent of a season's named storms on average. Counting the
Speaker 2: most recent ISAAC. We've had four so far in September,
Speaker 2: so we're on track to do twelve when fourteen is typical.
Speaker 2: And the alarmist predicting thirty three. Meanwhile, up in New Jersey,
Speaker 2: the wind power project stalls after having a hard time
Speaker 2: finding somebody that manufactured the turbine blades. And I wonder
Speaker 2: what happens to these things when a hurricane comes through.
Speaker 2: I had a friend when I showed you the effect
Speaker 2: that was determined by a German scientist about the windmills,
Speaker 2: especially when they're offshore out of the water, and you
Speaker 2: could see it in the water. You could see how
Speaker 2: it was churning up the water, and you'd get these
Speaker 2: long clouds trailing behind the windmills and they would all
Speaker 2: be in a row. And so what is happening is
Speaker 2: that turbulence is cutting down the efficiency of all the
Speaker 2: subsequent wind mills. And friends said, and I wonder what
Speaker 2: that saltwater is doing to them as well.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: There's been a lot of controversy about this project on
Speaker 2: the Jersey Shore offshore project, but the New Jersey Board
Speaker 2: of Public Utilities has granted a pause on the offshore
Speaker 2: wind project until December because the developers are struggling to
Speaker 2: find somebody to manufacture the blades for their turbines. It
Speaker 2: was approved in January. The project faced a setback when
Speaker 2: one of the three main turbine manufacturers decided not to
Speaker 2: provide the turbines initially planned for use. I wonder why
Speaker 2: another option was ruled out from another company, and the
Speaker 2: only remaining manufacturer, Siemens, raised its prices substantially in June.
Speaker 2: So is not sure what they're going to do. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a cost overrun right straight from this room. The
Speaker 2: president of the Utilities Board told New Jersey that radio
Speaker 2: station that the delay would quote help the project to
Speaker 2: move forward. It's actually a good thing that we can't
Speaker 2: find anybody to do the blades. It's going to help
Speaker 2: us to move forward. Meanwhile, oil and gas boom is
Speaker 2: fueling a US methane surge. Now they're moving on to
Speaker 2: methane and there's been in twenty twenty one, with the
Speaker 2: Biden administration leading the way along with the UK, which
Speaker 2: is pretty much already destroyed all of its industry. So Biden,
Speaker 2: working with the now de industrialized UK, agreed to the
Speaker 2: Global Methane Pledge and Folcus is Global Methane Pledge is
Speaker 2: not simply about oil and gas in the environment. This
Speaker 2: is about going after the meat and dairy because it's
Speaker 2: the methane that they want to use as an excuse
Speaker 2: to shut down farms. So you've got the EPA and
Speaker 2: the Department of Energy investing millions to monitor measure methane emissions.
Speaker 2: This is the way it begins. They go out and
Speaker 2: they use PCR tests. Here have a free in home
Speaker 2: COVID test with PCR. They're also going around the country
Speaker 2: measuring water in the sewers to see if they can
Speaker 2: find COVID or anything like that so that they can
Speaker 2: create a panic, to create another germ game.
Speaker 1: They really doing.
Speaker 2: CNN has got an article we'll get to that coming up,
Speaker 2: an article saying, well, how's your state doing? Now here's
Speaker 2: we're testing in most of the major areas and we're
Speaker 2: testing the water to see if COVID is in it.
Speaker 2: We don't know how that translates to cases. Well, I do,
Speaker 2: doesn't translate at all. But it's the measurement stuff that
Speaker 2: you got to watch out. The measurement is the beginning
Speaker 2: of the mcguffin. And this mcguffin for methane is beginning
Speaker 2: now because they are spending so much money on measuring equipment, again,
Speaker 2: investing millions, and this is the EPA and the Department
Speaker 2: of Energy looking for methane. So they said that we've
Speaker 2: got to get methane emissions down thirty percent by twenty thirty. Well,
Speaker 2: you know how that's going to happen. Shut down the farms.
Speaker 2: The US is one of the worst performers when it
Speaker 2: comes to methane emissions, owing largely to a massive increase
Speaker 2: in oil and gas production of the post pandemic era.
Speaker 2: It continues to be the world's third largest methane emitter
Speaker 2: after China and India. Okay, go fix it there and
Speaker 2: talk to me. One of the biggest issues is the
Speaker 2: failure of the government to accurately measure the extent of
Speaker 2: US methane problems. This has got to have the equivalent
Speaker 2: of a PCR for air quality control. So the US
Speaker 2: government is working rapidly to drive methane levels down. The
Speaker 2: EPA is going to implement a legislated fee on methane emissions.
Speaker 2: This is what they'll use to kill the farms. And
Speaker 2: in the same paragraph they took about the Bureau of
Speaker 2: Land Management launched its methane regime. Buere of Land Management
Speaker 2: has been focused for the longest time to attack farmers, ranchers, miners, loggers,
Speaker 2: and so they're going to weaponize it to get these
Speaker 2: people off the land. So you're going to have the
Speaker 2: EPA out there spending who knows how many millions of
Speaker 2: dollars to manufacture a problem with bogus measurements, pretending that
Speaker 2: they're doing science. And then the BLM, the Bureau of
Speaker 2: Land Management, is going to come in as the Coudi
Speaker 2: gras and kick people off, hit them with fines, hit
Speaker 2: them with fines for the methane emissions. All right, looks
Speaker 2: like you got too many cows here. You're going to
Speaker 2: have to shut this down. So they've introduced to royalty
Speaker 2: payments for methane waste on federal land. Watch them come
Speaker 2: back to people like the Bundies again. You know they
Speaker 2: have property rights, water rights, grazing rights. Those are property
Speaker 2: rights just as much as the deed to your house.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, I've talked about that so
Speaker 2: many times. You know, if you buy property in Texas
Speaker 2: usually there is a disclaimer there that you have no
Speaker 2: oil rights anything below that. So you have all these
Speaker 2: different property rights can be on a particular piece of land.
Speaker 2: And of course, when they were talking about the Bundy Ranch, situation.
Speaker 2: Mainstream media was gaslighting people saying, well, the bundies think
Speaker 2: that they own this area, this is owned by the
Speaker 2: federal government. Well, first of all, under the Constitution, as
Speaker 2: Bundy's correctly pointed out, the federal government doesn't have the
Speaker 2: authority to own land. When those areas became states, that
Speaker 2: land should have been turned over to private ownership. But
Speaker 2: they will, they will use this to take away their
Speaker 2: grazing rights, their water rights, which are ever much as
Speaker 2: bit of a right as any of these other things.
Speaker 2: You know, your logging rights, your mining rights, grazing rights,
Speaker 2: water rights, those are the same as the deed to
Speaker 2: your home. And as a matter of fact, a few
Speaker 2: years after that, we went up to I think it's
Speaker 2: what I can't remember it is Washington or Oregon. And
Speaker 2: as we were driving around in the outside areas I
Speaker 2: think it was I think it was Washington. There were
Speaker 2: signs all over the place. People were saying, you got
Speaker 2: to organize. The government is coming. It is going to
Speaker 2: take the homes and all the rest of stuff for
Speaker 2: their parks or whatever. They're going to to take over
Speaker 2: residential homes. And they said, say, this is it. This
Speaker 2: is what people didn't understand we're talking about what they're
Speaker 2: doing to the ranchers, the farmers and miners and loggers.
Speaker 2: They're going to do that to the homeowners as well. Sorry,
Speaker 2: you've got to have your home, you know, to protect
Speaker 2: the environment or whatever. So the US Department of Energy
Speaker 2: in the EPA announced eight hundred and fifty million dollars
Speaker 2: in funding to measure methane. They're going to spend a
Speaker 2: billion dollars to measure methane. And guess what they're going
Speaker 2: to tell us they found it, whether they did or not.
Speaker 2: And they are going to have a historic efforts to
Speaker 2: cut methane pollution and of course to cut meat and
Speaker 2: dairy from the farms. And when you look at what
Speaker 2: the substitute is going to be, they want us to
Speaker 2: eat their meat that they make in the labs. They
Speaker 2: don't want to have any farms like this. Frankin chicken.
Speaker 10: Age of lab grown meat has arrived in this country.
Speaker 10: The Agriculture Department just to prove two California companies to
Speaker 10: sell chicken grown and steel tanks using cells that come
Speaker 10: from an animal egg orum bank of stored cells.
Speaker 1: Oh yummy, cultivated.
Speaker 10: Chicken will first be available at a restaurant in San
Speaker 10: Francisco and another one in Washington, d C owned by
Speaker 10: fame chef andres before hitting store.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course it would be. Where else would they
Speaker 2: do it except in San Francisco and Washington DC. We're
Speaker 2: to take a quick break and we'll be right back.
Speaker 11: Here's a little sall I old you might want to
Speaker 11: hear it in your part.
Speaker 1: You know nothing and be happy.
Speaker 11: I got no cash, I got no car, not twenty
Speaker 11: four booster shots in your arm.
Speaker 1: Own nothing to be happy.
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Speaker 2: find him and get him in. Yeah, we need to
Speaker 2: talk about food, and of course I mentioned that briefly.
Speaker 2: We look at the way that they're restructuring this and say,
Speaker 2: was it New Zealand or Austria, Australia, I can't remember.
Speaker 2: But it's also happening in Europe as they are saying,
Speaker 2: we're going to have we're not going to call genetically
Speaker 2: modified food. It's genetically modified anymore. We're going to call
Speaker 2: them precision breeding. Precision breeding. This is the kind of
Speaker 2: game that they play, just like they come up with
Speaker 2: a drug. When somebody finds out how dangerous this drug
Speaker 2: is and it gets a reputation, they change the name,
Speaker 2: tweak the formulation, extend the copyright on it, the patent
Speaker 2: on it. But yeah, genetic modification by any other name,
Speaker 2: they call it precision breeding. Angela Oswald says, people can
Speaker 2: I get food with debit cards stores only except cash.
Speaker 2: I hope this wakes them up to CBDC. Well, that's interesting.
Speaker 2: I guess that is in the Tennessee area that you're
Speaker 2: talking about. Yeah, yeah, we've had that happen as well.
Speaker 2: It was it happened with the power outages that were there.
Speaker 2: We had to pay cash as well. They had to
Speaker 2: sign up, said no debit cards to credit cards. Machines
Speaker 2: are down, that type of thing, octospook. If they don't
Speaker 2: take cash, I would have to be trying to use
Speaker 2: silver rounds. Maybe I'd better start keeping a disaster cash fund.
Speaker 2: Somehow the importance of that escaped me. Yeah, Angela's it replies.
Speaker 2: My exit is full of cars from Georgia trying to
Speaker 2: get gas at stations that have gas.
Speaker 1: It is a mess. I bet. Yeah, of course we've
Speaker 1: seen that as well. When you lose power.
Speaker 2: Even if they got the gas, they can't get it
Speaker 2: out of the ground. Harps says, Little John's brother in
Speaker 2: law said they're doing fine. No power internet you So
Speaker 2: that's good. Okay, that's good. Jason was talking about that.
Speaker 2: Glad to know that Little John is fine. Thank you
Speaker 2: Harps for letting us know. Jason Barker, he says, yeah, David.
Speaker 1: You can go back.
Speaker 2: You can go look or anywhere around the world and
Speaker 2: see the erosion line along the coast where there's cliffs
Speaker 2: and they've not changed, the oceans have not risen. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they always panic about this stuff. And I remember a
Speaker 2: few years ago Venice, which you know, there's a lot
Speaker 2: of places in Italy and Venice where it is sinking,
Speaker 2: and so they were freaking out. But look at how
Speaker 2: high it is. You know, Venice is going to disappear.
Speaker 2: It's up at a flood level and all the rest
Speaker 2: of the stuff. A few months later and that went everywhere.
Speaker 2: A few months later they had a drought. Now I
Speaker 2: don't know how Venice winds up with a drought where
Speaker 2: all the canals are drying, but it went into the
Speaker 2: boats sitting on dry beds in some areas of Venice. Uh.
Speaker 2: And so yeah, it just it comes and goes. We're
Speaker 2: supposed to freak out about it. Audi modern retro radio.
Speaker 2: Good to see. As a matter of fact. Before I
Speaker 2: read his comment here, Audi sent me this, sent me
Speaker 2: this picture.
Speaker 1: Where is it right here?
Speaker 4: There?
Speaker 1: It is right here.
Speaker 2: He's got his mcguffin T shirt on it. Send us
Speaker 2: a picture of his mccuffin T shirt. And he says,
Speaker 2: the entire climate narrative is fiction. That's right, it's a
Speaker 2: mcguffin you got it. Audi, tell people that when people
Speaker 2: it say it's a good thing about the mcguffin, I
Speaker 2: think it's a conversation starter. Is that a restaurant or something? Now,
Speaker 2: it's where they feed on us. The mcguffin is how
Speaker 2: they eat us.
Speaker 1: He says.
Speaker 2: They've been saying for decades, So we got twenty years
Speaker 2: left to fix this.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: And of course we're hearing now Elon Musk, this is
Speaker 2: the last election America I'll ever have if Trump loses.
Speaker 1: How many times have we heard that? Just over and
Speaker 1: over again, we hear that stuff.
Speaker 2: So thank you, Audi, appreciate you sending that in. And
Speaker 2: I've got a picture of Guard as well, also wearing
Speaker 2: a McGuff and T shirt. And Guard was at Occupy
Speaker 2: Peace in Kingston, New York with Gerald Celenty and had
Speaker 2: big rally there for peace and that's where I met Guard.
Speaker 2: I met him in person for the first time. So yeah,
Speaker 2: it's glad that he showed up to support that.
Speaker 1: That's great.
Speaker 2: Atomic Dog says, help David fight the climate hoax by
Speaker 2: liking the video, sharing on social media, and subscribing. Thanks,
Speaker 2: thank you, yes, thank you for reminding me to remind
Speaker 2: people as well. That is a key thing. It's a
Speaker 2: key thing to leave good comments, to leave thumbs up,
Speaker 2: but you know, just to like it. It's just a
Speaker 2: click of the mouse. It doesn't take much time. If
Speaker 2: you want to say something positive. That helps as well.
Speaker 2: But the shadow banning is really bad. As I pointed out,
Speaker 2: you know, only four percent of the people. Now, just
Speaker 2: like both of the candidates, I said, okay, well four
Speaker 2: percent of three hundred million people. I should have an
Speaker 2: audience about twelve million. But I don't those twelve million
Speaker 2: potential listeners out there don't know that we even exist,
Speaker 2: because I got a handful like a half dozen oligarchs
Speaker 2: working with DARPA and the military industrial complex and pharmaceutical
Speaker 2: industry to make sure that you don't see what we've
Speaker 2: got here.
Speaker 1: So this is from.
Speaker 2: Bowden says, did anyone see the video of a Tesla
Speaker 2: saan that caught fire in the garage flooded during I
Speaker 2: didn't see that one, but I have seen as we
Speaker 2: see all the time. They said, salt water on these
Speaker 2: batteries may cause them to catch fire, explode that type
Speaker 2: of thing. Yeah, yet another mode of failure for.
Speaker 1: The lithium batteries.
Speaker 2: Jason Barker using metric of named storms is a false
Speaker 2: measuring stake. Many times they'll name a storm that would
Speaker 2: not have been named in the past. That's that's good too.
Speaker 2: But even by that metric, they're not doing so well. Right,
Speaker 2: Even by that metric, they're only average, and they were
Speaker 2: predicting more than double the average. But that's a good point.
Speaker 2: They'll start naming any storm that comes by Denver ataway. Well,
Speaker 2: I just saw this seems to have been kept rather quiet.
Speaker 2: Tennessee Lithium US the Tennessee Lithium Project, also referred to
Speaker 2: as LHP two as a planned lithium hydroxide production facility
Speaker 2: in mcmah County, Tennessee. I had not seen that. I
Speaker 2: don't know where McMahon County is. Must be on the
Speaker 2: western side. The US project type lithium hydroxide production facility
Speaker 2: located in McMahon County, Tennessee. The US production capacity three
Speaker 2: thirty thousand metric tons per year of lithium hydroxide. This
Speaker 2: will poisonous state of Tennessee. Yeah, and we had our
Speaker 2: wonderful governor. As everybody is pulling back, as Ford is
Speaker 2: pulling back from ev manufacturing, and all the other manufacturers
Speaker 2: spent a lot of taxpayer money to subsidize a ford
Speaker 2: EV factory in Tennessee as well. The grifting never stops, folks,
Speaker 2: never stops. So we've got Ron Wyden proposing adding six
Speaker 2: judges to the US Supreme Court. Well why stop at six,
Speaker 2: you know, I mean it's twenty thirty. Well, I think
Speaker 2: he came up with that number six because there are
Speaker 2: six judges that were appointed by Republicans as if they
Speaker 2: were conservative. But you know, we can never take a chance.
Speaker 2: We've got to have the most radical Democrat judges there,
Speaker 2: and that's what the other three are, two by Obama
Speaker 2: and one by Biden. Those three radical leftist women. And
Speaker 2: of course Amy Coney Barrett is right there with him
Speaker 2: on so many key issues. But we're going to neutralize
Speaker 2: all those Trump picks. That's why he's coming up with six.
Speaker 2: The problem is that they neutralize themselves, you know, the Democrats.
Speaker 2: When they appoint radicals, those radicals stay radical or get
Speaker 2: more radical. The problem is is that when Republicans appoint judges,
Speaker 2: if they didn't make a mistake at the very beginning,
Speaker 2: these people quickly go off the rails. Like Amy Coney, Barrett,
Speaker 2: and I would say also Kavanaugh, and so they always
Speaker 2: drift to the left. They usually start drifting right away.
Speaker 2: So Democrats always get what they want. The exception of
Speaker 2: that has been Scalia and Clarence Thomas, who have stayed
Speaker 2: true to that. Of course, roberts Is, you know, is awful. Kavanaugh,
Speaker 2: Barret are pretty bad right off the bat. Neil Gorsich
Speaker 2: so far, he's got some wrong, but he's not nearly
Speaker 2: as bad as the other two that Trump put in.
Speaker 2: Democrats been talking about packing the US Court since Trump
Speaker 2: became president, but now one of them is actually trying
Speaker 2: to do it.
Speaker 1: Ron Wyden.
Speaker 2: And you know, this is again I've said many times
Speaker 2: when I talk about Clapper, he's the one who pointed
Speaker 2: out that Clapper, the NSA and others were spying on
Speaker 2: American citizens, and I plotted him for that. But that
Speaker 2: is the only thing that he's ever done that I
Speaker 2: agree with. I say every time I say, well, we
Speaker 2: get that, you know, always point out how radical he
Speaker 2: is otherwise. But of course, nobody ever had gave any
Speaker 2: consequences to James Clapper. No, Widen didn't come after him
Speaker 2: for perjury, none of the Republicans came after him for perjury.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like this whole thing with the Paris
Speaker 2: Climate Accord. They just pretend not to notice. And statute
Speaker 2: limitations expired long ago for that, you know, that was
Speaker 2: in twenty thirteen, so statute limitations has been gone for
Speaker 2: six years. John Kerry says the quiet part out loud.
Speaker 2: He says the First Amendment stands as a major block
Speaker 2: to being able to govern, and by govern, he means.
Speaker 1: Tyranny.
Speaker 12: And I think the dislike of and anguish over social
Speaker 12: media is just growing and growing and growing, and as
Speaker 12: part of our problem, particularly in democracies, in terms of
Speaker 12: building consensus around any issue, it's really hard to govern today.
Speaker 2: The manufacture consensus. You know, there's no propaganda speaks.
Speaker 12: We used to have to determine what's a fact and
Speaker 12: what is in fact. They're kind of been eviscerated to
Speaker 12: a certain degree. Yeah, they've got to tell us people
Speaker 12: go and that people self select where they go for
Speaker 12: their news or for their information.
Speaker 1: This is the guy who self ratify the Paris Court.
Speaker 12: So it's really really hard, much harder to build consensus
Speaker 12: today than at any time in the five fifty years
Speaker 12: I've been involved in this, and you know, there's a
Speaker 12: lot of discussion now about how you curb those entities
Speaker 12: in order to guarantee that you're going to have you know,
Speaker 12: some accountability on facts, et cetera. But look, if people
Speaker 12: go to only one source, and the source they go
Speaker 12: to is sick.
Speaker 1: And I mean like the government agenda.
Speaker 12: And they're putting out disinformation like the government, our First
Speaker 12: Amendment stands as a major block the ability to be
Speaker 12: able to just you know, hammer it out of existence.
Speaker 12: So what you need, what we need is to is
Speaker 12: to win the ground, win the right to govern by
Speaker 12: hopefully having you know, winning enough votes that you're free
Speaker 12: to be able to implement change. Obviously, there are some
Speaker 12: people in our country who are prepared to implement change
Speaker 12: in other ways, and that's where we're sing.
Speaker 2: Really, democracy can survive on writing, I think.
Speaker 12: Democracies are very challenged right now and have not proven
Speaker 12: they can move fast enough or big enough to deal
Speaker 12: with the challenges that we are facing.
Speaker 1: Twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Really, yeah, you know, it talks about we kind of
Speaker 2: established the right to govern.
Speaker 1: No, we have individual rights.
Speaker 2: Government doesn't have rights and has delegated powers from human
Speaker 2: beings creating the image of God, who delegated those powers
Speaker 2: to them. And when a government comes becomes destructive or
Speaker 2: abusive of those powers, it is the right and the
Speaker 2: duty of the people to alter or to abolish it.
Speaker 2: But he wants to abolish the guidelines that govern the government.
Speaker 2: He doesn't want to pay attention to the constitution, as
Speaker 2: we've noticed. You know, he was the one who self
Speaker 2: ratified the Paris Climate Accord, and he's talking about how
Speaker 2: do we how do we implement change?
Speaker 1: How do we do that?
Speaker 2: Well, you know, we implement change by getting rid of
Speaker 2: the restrictions to change. Of course, frustration, he said to
Speaker 2: he was speaking of the World Economic Forum, of course,
Speaker 2: which people go to speak in a echo chamber to
Speaker 2: each other. Our First Amendment stands as a major block
Speaker 2: to the ability to be able to hammer disinformation out
Speaker 2: of existence. Anything that they don't like they want to
Speaker 2: hammer out of existence. What we need is to win
Speaker 2: the right to go by hopefully winning enough votes that
Speaker 2: you're free to be able to implement change. Well, again,
Speaker 2: how do we build a consensus? A consensus ought to
Speaker 2: be built, especially in a democracy, It ought to be
Speaker 2: built by debate. Yeah, let's figure out what's true and
Speaker 2: what's fault. Instead, as he correctly pointed out, if you've
Speaker 2: only got one opinion that's out there, well you don't
Speaker 2: have any accountability. But that's precisely what he wants. Isn't
Speaker 2: it very hard to govern today? Well, you know that
Speaker 2: was the purpose of the constitution. The purpose of the
Speaker 2: Constitution was to make it hard to govern, not to
Speaker 2: make it easy. When it's easy to govern people, you
Speaker 2: have tyranny. But of course they are upset about the
Speaker 2: fact that they can't just define what each and every
Speaker 2: issue for us, as they always used to do with
Speaker 2: Operation Mockingbird. And you also have a Wall Street Journal
Speaker 2: talking about how lamenting the fact that they used to
Speaker 2: own the news.
Speaker 3: We go back really not that long ago, as I say,
Speaker 3: we kind of we owned the news. We were the gatekeepers,
Speaker 3: and we very much owned the facts as well. If
Speaker 3: it said it in the Wall Street Journal, the New
Speaker 3: York Times, then that was a fact. Nowadays, book can
Speaker 3: go to all sorts of different sources for the news,
Speaker 3: and they're much more questioning about what we're saying. So
Speaker 3: it's no longer good enough for us just to say
Speaker 3: this is what happened or this is the news. We
Speaker 3: have to explain almost like explain our working. So readers
Speaker 3: expect to understand how we saw stories. They want to
Speaker 3: know how we go about getting stories. That we have
Speaker 3: to sort of lift the bonnet, as it were, and
Speaker 3: in a way that newspapers, you know, aren't used to
Speaker 3: doing and explain to people what we're doing. We need
Speaker 3: to be much more transparent about how we go about
Speaker 3: collecting the news.
Speaker 2: You're far more transparent than you realize. Quite frankly, we
Speaker 2: can see your bias, even though you don't think we can.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like Anthony Oliver said, you think we
Speaker 2: don't know, but we do.
Speaker 1: We know exactly what you're doing.
Speaker 2: I mean, people in the Soviet Union knew exactly what
Speaker 2: was going on with their two media outlets, Prova and
Speaker 2: a Vestia. Provada truth as Vestia news. There's no truth
Speaker 2: in Pravda, there's no news in his Vestia. There's no
Speaker 2: truth in the Wall Street Journal. Look, these people govern
Speaker 2: by Fiat. They've got Fiat currency. This has value because
Speaker 2: I said has value, right, They want to put that
Speaker 2: up against cryptocurrency. It's done by mining proof of work. No,
Speaker 2: it's proof of steak. We're going to go a proof
Speaker 2: of steak for our CBDC. It has value because I
Speaker 2: say so, just like my paper money has value because
Speaker 2: I say so. And what we're talking about here is
Speaker 2: fiat news. Oh well, the news is true because I
Speaker 2: say so. This is true because mister Science Fauci says
Speaker 2: it's true, or because a Wall Street journal says it's true.
Speaker 2: It's fiat news. That's what this is. As I pointed out,
Speaker 2: if you think that this is all going to change,
Speaker 2: they're all wringing their hands over social media, predominantly over Twitter,
Speaker 2: and the right is so excited. Oh we have this
Speaker 2: billionaire savior of free speech. And Elon Musk, well, so
Speaker 2: I pointed out. Last week he kicked off a journalist,
Speaker 2: Ken Klippenstein, suspended by X after he published the jd
Speaker 2: Vance dossier that the Trump organization put together on him.
Speaker 2: This was something that other news organizations didn't publish, and
Speaker 2: he decided to publish it. Well, look, if it's not correct,
Speaker 2: then hold him responsible for that. But Elon Musk just
Speaker 2: shuts him down, not even shadow banning boy. He got
Speaker 2: purged right away. Independent journalist Ken Klippenstein was suspended from
Speaker 2: X after he published the hacked dossier compiled by the
Speaker 2: Trump campaign during the vetting of JD.
Speaker 1: Evans.
Speaker 2: Now, some of the mainstream media said, well, we're not
Speaker 2: sure about the providence of that. We're not sure if
Speaker 2: that's legitimate or not, or if it was made up,
Speaker 2: so we're not going to publish it. That could be
Speaker 2: especially because mainstream media is always looking for something to
Speaker 2: publish to attack Trump. So I could believe that and
Speaker 2: maybe that was their concern. Nevertheless, whether it is true
Speaker 2: or not, to censor him off of Twitter, I think
Speaker 2: is anti free speech without a doubt. It's anti free speech.
Speaker 2: A two hundred and seventy one page document, including a
Speaker 2: section about potential vulnerabilities. Now what Twitter what ex is
Speaker 2: saying is that this dossier effectively doxed jd.
Speaker 1: Vance.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know if it did or not. I
Speaker 2: don't know if he redacted personal information that was there,
Speaker 2: wasn't only things that he said in public that they
Speaker 2: had there. I don't know, but I do know that
Speaker 2: we saw this type of thing happening in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: when you had zero hedge, for example, information about some
Speaker 2: of these people that are working at the WUHN Lab,
Speaker 2: and this was information, where did they get it from?
Speaker 1: LinkedIn?
Speaker 2: And Facebook and Twitter claimed that they were doxing somebody
Speaker 2: and use that to suspend them. So this journalist's account
Speaker 2: was suspended hours after he published the dossier. So meanwhile,
Speaker 2: X does not even allow users to even link to
Speaker 2: the report from Klippenstein. Think about the level of control
Speaker 2: that they have to shut down a link to that.
Speaker 2: And of course they are watching everything that you linked to,
Speaker 2: everything that you talk about. They have complied on Twitter.
Speaker 2: On X they have complied with government censorship more than
Speaker 2: Twitter did under Jack Dorsey. And then this is sent
Speaker 2: to me by a listener. Thank you for sending us
Speaker 2: to me. Constitutional sheriffs says, NPR wield unchecked power across America,
Speaker 2: says a journalist. Well, no, their power is checked by
Speaker 2: an election. This is the Democrat party that wants to
Speaker 2: talk about democracy, and they wring their hands about the
Speaker 2: only law enforcement office that is democratically accountable, the only
Speaker 2: one where there are elections. They don't like that. They
Speaker 2: don't like democracy. In quite hypocrisy, These people cheering along
Speaker 2: La La Harris, who was selected as vice president. She
Speaker 2: got no votes even when she ran for president. Going
Speaker 2: back to twenty twenty, she dropped out before the first
Speaker 2: primaries of her support was so low. And then she
Speaker 2: gets picked because of DEI status, and then as vice president,
Speaker 2: and then she gets picked over him and hasn't participated
Speaker 2: in a single primary. Not in twenty twenty when she
Speaker 2: ran for a president, she didn't participate in a single primary.
Speaker 2: She hasn't participated in a single primary in this cycle.
Speaker 2: She hasn't participated in interviews or debates except for one debate.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous democracy. And so then MPR goes after elected sheriffs,
Speaker 2: constitutional sheriffs. So they said, as they define this, Jessica
Speaker 2: Pishko says, a group of sheriffs have become a flash
Speaker 2: point and the current politics of toxic masculinity, guns, white supremacy,
Speaker 2: and rural resentment. Can these people ever get past their
Speaker 2: standard litany of labels. I am so sick and tired
Speaker 2: of MPR and the left, all these masculinity, white supremacy, racism,
Speaker 2: rural resentment, and all the.
Speaker 1: Rest of this stuff. Give me a break.
Speaker 2: These people have nothing to say, nothing to say, and
Speaker 2: they have no accountability. They get their funding from the government.
Speaker 2: This is fresh air, and I'm Tony Moseley says the transcript.
Speaker 2: In the new series Fargo on FX, John Hamm plays
Speaker 2: a constitutional sheriff who believes that he has supreme power
Speaker 2: over shepherding God's land, a defender of the American Gospel,
Speaker 2: who is above the law. Well, you can just see
Speaker 2: how much they hate the Constitution, how much they hate Christians,
Speaker 2: and all the rest of this stuff just dripping with that.
Speaker 2: And so this proves their point. A clip from a
Speaker 2: cable TV show proves their point. And so they have
Speaker 2: a clip here where you know, they say sheriffs overall
Speaker 2: are nearly impossible to remove from office. They run county jails,
Speaker 2: arrest people and forest evictions, immigration laws. They've led protests
Speaker 2: against the federal mask and against vaccine mandates. How horrible,
Speaker 2: how horrible.
Speaker 12: It was.
Speaker 2: Like Sheriff David Hathaway, they tried to all that's uff
Speaker 2: was going on when he got elected in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: as sheriff, and so they had a debate. They tried
Speaker 2: to make it about the mask mandates and lockdown mandates
Speaker 2: and stuff like that. And he was the only one
Speaker 2: of the candidates out of more than a half dozen,
Speaker 2: who said I'm not going to support any of that stuff,
Speaker 2: and the media did a number on him, like MPR,
Speaker 2: look at this, he says he's not going to support lockdown.
Speaker 1: Can you believe this?
Speaker 2: And he's popularity skyrocketed and he won the election. That's
Speaker 2: why you have elected law enforcement officers so that they
Speaker 2: can be accountable to the people. If they're not accountable
Speaker 2: to the constitution, they're still accountable to the people. If
Speaker 2: you know who your sheriff is, and you better not
Speaker 2: just support the local sheriff. You better know who your
Speaker 2: local sheriff is when the elections come up, because otherwise
Speaker 2: they could pull this stuff on you again. So again
Speaker 2: they use all of the fear mongering and the litany
Speaker 2: of labels that they always throw out there. I think, Jessica,
Speaker 2: we should start off by explaining the difference between a
Speaker 2: constitutional sheriff and what we know as a traditional sheriff. Well,
Speaker 2: you know, a traditional chef just does what he's told.
Speaker 2: A constitutional cheff is like John Wayne or something. That's
Speaker 2: what they actually said. Well, you know we always think
Speaker 2: that John Wayne or Tombstone, you know, think people think
Speaker 2: of that as sheriffs anything. Well, these people are about
Speaker 2: the constitution, you know, quite frankly Wider, it was not
Speaker 2: about the Constitution. He didn't support the Second Movement. He
Speaker 2: would confiscate people's guns.
Speaker 1: Is like that.
Speaker 2: Sheriff and unforgiven of the Clint Eastwood movie was played
Speaker 2: by Gene Hackman. I can't remember little Bill. Little Bill
Speaker 2: I think was a thug, just a thug, you know,
Speaker 2: getting the draw on people with all his deputies, taking
Speaker 2: their guns, then beating them to a pulp. That's more
Speaker 2: like what the what the brothers were like. I think
Speaker 2: he did confiscate everybody's guns, is one way or the other.
Speaker 2: Wider did when they would come in and to dodge.
Speaker 2: They said, so to be absolutely clear, the US Constitution
Speaker 2: does not mentioned sheriffs at all.
Speaker 1: She's right about this. Think about that for a moment.
Speaker 1: What does that mean?
Speaker 2: Well, because you see their mindset for NPR is that
Speaker 2: the Constitution defines everything at every level. Right, everything is
Speaker 2: defined in Washington, and so the federal government needs to
Speaker 2: define everything down to the lowest level. Well, that's not
Speaker 2: what the Constitution is about. And of course these people
Speaker 2: never read the Constitution. They don't care what the constitution says.
Speaker 1: To see what the.
Speaker 2: Constitution says, recognizes the fact that the federal government was
Speaker 2: a creature of the states, And as a ninth and
Speaker 2: tenth Amendment point out, if we didn't mention something, that
Speaker 2: doesn't mean that you get to assume it. And if
Speaker 2: we didn't specifically give you a particular power, you know,
Speaker 2: like to define when life begins, or to define marriage,
Speaker 2: or to pick sheriffs or other things like that, Well,
Speaker 2: if we didn't specifically give that power to you and
Speaker 2: the Constitution that means you don't have it. Isn't that
Speaker 2: amazing for her to say, Well, the US Constitution doesn't
Speaker 2: mention sheriffs at all. The tenth Amendment covers it, lady. Now,
Speaker 2: most people might say, well, it's the Supreme Court who
Speaker 2: interprets the Constitution. Right, constitutional sheriff say, that's actually the
Speaker 2: sheriff in their county who decides how the US Constitution
Speaker 2: is enforced.
Speaker 1: Absolutely right.
Speaker 2: And by the way, Sheriff Maco that go on to
Speaker 2: criticize in this article, who has the Constitutional Sheriff and
Speaker 2: Peace Officers Association. Sheriff mac actually refused to comply with
Speaker 2: Clinton's gun control order and they took it to the
Speaker 2: Supreme Court. He fought it all the way. Supreme Court,
Speaker 2: and hey won. The Supreme Court agreed that he had
Speaker 2: that power. They don't talk about that, No, they don't
Speaker 2: want to talk about that. But yeah, the power is
Speaker 2: that the Supreme Court doesn't have any authority to force
Speaker 2: the sheriff to do anything. By that, they really mean
Speaker 2: what they call the original Constitution, they said, which consists
Speaker 2: of the first ten Amendments. The ignorance of these people
Speaker 2: on NPR pontificating about the Constitution. The original Constitution was
Speaker 2: the first ten Amendments. No, it wasn't. The Original Constitution
Speaker 2: was amended by those first ten amendments to fix flaws
Speaker 2: in it, fix flaws things that could be implied. For example,
Speaker 2: you know, Madison and others looked at the Constitution and said, well,
Speaker 2: you know, somebody might come in and say that the
Speaker 2: federal government is supreme over everything. Well, we'll fix that.
Speaker 2: We'll have the ninth and tenth Amendment here. Or they
Speaker 2: might say that, you know, the Commerce clause is going
Speaker 2: to be used to restrict commerce rather than to stop
Speaker 2: restrictions on commerce. They might turn it upside down. Well, again,
Speaker 2: the the ninth and tenth Amendment and all the Bill
Speaker 2: of Rights there restricted that almost all of them were
Speaker 2: about individual rights, even part of the tenth Amendment, but
Speaker 2: the first eight were all about individual rights. But they
Speaker 2: don't understand that. They said, well, well, these people were talking
Speaker 2: about is the original Constitution, which is the first ten Amendment.
Speaker 2: So I want to be clear that when they're talking
Speaker 2: about their version of the Constitution, their version of the constitution. Lady,
Speaker 2: that's your version as well. You don't get to get
Speaker 2: rid of the Bill of Rights. But MPR wants to
Speaker 2: get rid of the Bill of Rights. They're really referring
Speaker 2: to what we would call the Bill of Rights. Their
Speaker 2: version of the Constitution is the Bill of Rights. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's the only part of the Constitution really worth saving.
Speaker 2: Quite frankly, the rest of it's administrative stuff and it's
Speaker 2: all ignored, including the Bill of Rights. They're not referring
Speaker 2: to things like the post Civil War amendments, so the
Speaker 2: fourteenth Amendment or the nineteenth Amendment which gave women the
Speaker 2: right to vote, that has nothing to do with the sheriff,
Speaker 2: absolutely totally irrelevant. Isn't it amazing to see that, you know,
Speaker 2: government is using our taxpayer money at the state level,
Speaker 2: the university level, at the federal level to put out
Speaker 2: propaganda like this. These people are misinformation, disinformation, mal information.
Speaker 2: But that's that's what they're feeding people. Absolutely amazing. So
Speaker 2: in Vienna, let's talk about the border stuff. I We're
Speaker 2: going to take a quick break before we come back
Speaker 2: and talk about that, but we got a couple of
Speaker 2: things to talk about with the border before we go.
Speaker 2: Sin Seul one m thank you for the tip. I
Speaker 2: know YouTube takes a portion of tips, is rumble the
Speaker 2: same way. Well, we all have overhead and yeah, but
Speaker 2: it's the only place where there's no fees is with
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Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Gim Z East seven, thank you very much for the tip.
Speaker 2: Says we need to start publicly tarring and feathering these
Speaker 2: corrupt politicians. I've got some tar and feather coming up here.
Speaker 2: We've got some some of it to be liberally applied
Speaker 2: to both parties. M Sellers McMahon County is south between
Speaker 2: Knoxville and Chattanooga. Okay, the Amish lived there. Oh that's
Speaker 2: very peaceful. That's a crazy location for a lithium plant. Well,
Speaker 2: lithium plants a crazy idea. It really is horrible to
Speaker 2: see that coming in.
Speaker 1: That's in helm.
Speaker 2: If they were really worried about methane, that Bandaco bell. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's right, Jason Barker. They first need to prove that
Speaker 2: methane is even a problem. The idea of greenhouse gases
Speaker 2: is a ridiculous one, that's right. If but you know,
Speaker 2: they've been able to get away with a CO two
Speaker 2: fraud for the longest time. Again, only zero point zero
Speaker 2: four percent, zero point zero four percent of the atmosphere
Speaker 2: is CO two, and only three percent of that they
Speaker 2: say is man made by their own estimation, it is
Speaker 2: infinitesimly small. It can't make any difference. Oh but methane
Speaker 2: is worse, they said, So what, We've always had animals,
Speaker 2: but they don't want you to have meat and dairy,
Speaker 2: that's the purpose of it. And they don't want you
Speaker 2: to have electricity or transportation. This is if we don't
Speaker 2: kill the EPA and the Department of Energy and these
Speaker 2: other bureaucracies like the CDC and the you know everything,
Speaker 2: the HHS and everything underneath it. If we don't kill
Speaker 2: public health, if we don't kill the EPA, the Department
Speaker 2: of Energy, they're going to destroy our lives. They will
Speaker 2: kill us. They'll take everything we got. That's the way,
Speaker 2: all right, you'll own nothing.
Speaker 1: It's clash.
Speaker 2: That's the way it's going to happen. It's going to
Speaker 2: happen through these government agencies. Octo Spook BLM. Public lands
Speaker 2: are owned by Americans to be used for and by Americans.
Speaker 2: We are allowing government to become the owner. They need prisons.
Speaker 1: That's right. It's solid bluff. It's solid bluff.
Speaker 2: It was amazing to me to see how that was
Speaker 2: spaun And it was also amazing to me to see
Speaker 2: Glenn Beck come out of nowhere right to reveal who
Speaker 2: he really is as a controlled opposition to stab them
Speaker 2: in the back. And then I saw the same thing
Speaker 2: with Alex Jones when twenty twenty came along. You know,
Speaker 2: they get these people in position kind of like sleeper cells, right,
Speaker 2: and then they get activated during a particular situation to
Speaker 2: undermine people. Dusty Milton David and hearing about exploding evs
Speaker 2: from the floodwaters, what about the battery energy storage facilities
Speaker 2: those places protected? Yeah, what a he's talking about is
Speaker 2: these are massive facilities. Musk did a deal where they
Speaker 2: needed some in Australia, I think it was. And he said,
Speaker 2: I'll put it in. I'll get it in there in
Speaker 2: a certain amount of time, like one hundred days or something,
Speaker 2: or it's free, and so I said, okay. So he
Speaker 2: puts it in and you know, gets it in the
Speaker 2: time frame and everything. But they've had fires in those things.
Speaker 2: And what it is is it's a massive concentration of
Speaker 2: these lithium batteries and it's a lot of you know,
Speaker 2: a battery energy storage site. It's humongous because it's there
Speaker 2: to back up the solar and the wind power for
Speaker 2: the grid, not for a particular home, but for the grid.
Speaker 1: And so it's unbelievably large.
Speaker 2: And I've said they're an unbelievable fire hazard to have
Speaker 2: them here. Well that's another thing. You know, we put
Speaker 2: them here in Tennessee where people have flooding. What's going
Speaker 2: to happen to those things when it floods. Well we know,
Speaker 2: and we know what happens when one of them fails
Speaker 2: and you get thermal runaway on these big sites and
Speaker 2: then it says fired everything around it. Matthew ronson how
Speaker 2: many emissions does the military and all the government vehicles,
Speaker 2: buildings data collection and operations produce exactly right. And we
Speaker 2: said that about all their NSA storage sites where they
Speaker 2: store everything on the Internet everything. They got a big
Speaker 2: one in Bluffdale, Utah, right out in the middle of
Speaker 2: the desert, using massive amounts of water, more water than
Speaker 2: a city would use, more electricity in the city would use.
Speaker 2: They got another one on the East coast. But now
Speaker 2: they're putting these data centers all over the place, each
Speaker 2: of them using enough power to power about a million homes.
Speaker 2: And they're going to rush through nuclear power with no oversight.
Speaker 2: They're going to warp speed it through for them while
Speaker 2: they continue to shut down the energy sources for the
Speaker 2: rest of us on the grid. They're going to rush
Speaker 2: this thing through what because that's where their power is.
Speaker 2: Their power to surveil us, to propagandize us to the
Speaker 2: censorus is all going to be rolling through artificial intelligence.
Speaker 2: That's why this is a top priority for them to
Speaker 2: be able to bring in their technocracy that is going
Speaker 2: to be putting us into a kind of techno feudalism.
Speaker 2: Atomic Dog David more Methane is released naturally from the
Speaker 2: seafloor than cows could ever create. I'm sure there is
Speaker 2: enough methane hydrate. And they don't ever care about any.
Speaker 1: Of this stuff. I mean, you look at it.
Speaker 2: Supposedly greenhouse gases will say the biggest greenhouse gas out
Speaker 2: there is water vapor. Well, we had an undersea volcano
Speaker 2: in the South Pacific, and if you have one on land,
Speaker 2: it shoots up a lot of solid material and that
Speaker 2: acts to cool the planet. You know, we had a
Speaker 2: Krakato east of Java that happened in the eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 2: It created a couple of years of like a little
Speaker 2: mini ice age. Everything got much colder. Well, we've had
Speaker 2: the same type of thing happen in the South Pacific,
Speaker 2: except when it's in the ocean, it shoots up water vapor.
Speaker 2: And it was enough that had increased since water vapor
Speaker 2: is almost the entire gases there, that increase that by
Speaker 2: ten percent. It's just a tremendous amount. It took the
Speaker 2: biggest component and increase that by ten percent. And now
Speaker 2: they want to say, oh, it's man made.
Speaker 1: No it's not. It's not at all. Don't frag me, bro.
Speaker 2: So they're attempting to commoditize all natural resources as a
Speaker 2: pretext for rationing and charging they want to charge you
Speaker 2: for the air you breathe. Absolutely, and they're going to
Speaker 2: use this these structures that they've set up with conservation
Speaker 2: easements and other things like that, they're going to use
Speaker 2: as they've already securitized it. The great taking is how
Speaker 2: they're going to pull this. Look, if we keep playing
Speaker 2: by their games, they've got us. At some point people
Speaker 2: are going to have to just push back. Unfortunate, but
Speaker 2: that's going to have to happen because nothing is going
Speaker 2: to happen. There's no savior coming for you in Washington, whatsoever. Hell,
Speaker 2: nine thousand cancer chicken. That's right, that's what it is.
Speaker 2: It is a cancer. It's an eternal living you know,
Speaker 2: eternal cells. They call them the same way that they
Speaker 2: keep reproducing these cells that they got from an aborted
Speaker 2: baby girl and use them for their vaccines, to call
Speaker 2: it an eternal cell line. Well, that's another name for
Speaker 2: that is cancer. Octospook Methane has short lived in the atmosphere,
Speaker 2: breaks down quickly, one product of the breakdown of CO two,
Speaker 2: which doesn't last long either, as greedy carbon based life
Speaker 2: forms suck it up for nutrition. John Doe Wow McMahon
Speaker 2: County is in eastern Tennessee County seat is Athens. Oh
Speaker 2: if only we had the people in Athens where they're
Speaker 2: right AFTERLD War Two. I didn't realize that the Battle
Speaker 2: of Athens, Tennessee. They had a corrupt sheriff and he
Speaker 2: was rigging elections and doing a bunch of other stuff.
Speaker 2: And a bunch of World War two veterans came back.
Speaker 2: Look it up. Great story, true story. A bunch of
Speaker 2: World War two veterans came back and push came to shove.
Speaker 2: They picked up their arms and had to shoot out
Speaker 2: the sheriff took the town back. Now they're going to
Speaker 2: do this in Athens, Tennessee, relcated houses in that area.
Speaker 2: Glad we passed. Well, that's a shame, Jason Barker. I'm
Speaker 2: glad David is covering it. This is critical and soon
Speaker 2: they will make speech online a crime if they can't
Speaker 2: shut it down. Oh yeah, that's the plan. And AI
Speaker 2: is going to be essentral to that. Absolutely essential to
Speaker 2: that AUDI modern retro radio.
Speaker 1: Supporter.
Speaker 2: Plus, yes, are there any constitutional sheriff's left now? The
Speaker 2: head of their union advocates continuing robbing Americans of their
Speaker 2: dollars via civil asset forfeiture. That's true the Sheriff's union.
Speaker 2: But there are some individuals out there and the problem
Speaker 2: is is that they get targeted. You know, there are
Speaker 2: some individuals who don't tow the line. There's some individuals
Speaker 2: who stand alone against that. And I was at the
Speaker 2: Muddy Ranch standing there with an individual who was targeted.
Speaker 2: They shut down his a small town, his constitutional sheriff.
Speaker 2: He went going to a constitutional sheriff's convention. They found
Speaker 2: him out that they shut down the entire sheriff's department,
Speaker 2: put him out of work. He was there at the
Speaker 2: Mundy Ranch and we were down there on the ground.
Speaker 2: They're threatening to shoot everybody. He says, they're going to
Speaker 2: wind up shooting us if and I said, well, let's
Speaker 2: just speed this thing up. At that point, I started
Speaker 2: walking with my camera my back to the BLM people.
Speaker 2: It's like, if you're going to shoot me, a bunch
Speaker 2: of coward, you're going to shoot me in the back.
Speaker 2: But yeah, there's some good people. He's a good guy.
Speaker 2: And he said, all of those people up there on
Speaker 2: the overpass are watching his need to get down here
Speaker 2: because they're gonna if they we don't have enough people
Speaker 2: down here they're going to shoot us. But anyway, he
Speaker 2: believed that they were serious. I believed they were serious too,
Speaker 2: quite frankly. But don't frag me. Bro The Decoration Independence
Speaker 2: Constitution Bill wrights are memorial memorialization of where government power ends,
Speaker 2: not where it begins, not an invitation for regulation or legislation.
Speaker 2: Well said, exactly right, where government power ends. This is
Speaker 2: the limit. This is how we govern government.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: These people took an oath to the Constitution as a
Speaker 2: condition of their office, but they don't want to be
Speaker 2: bound to it. John Kerry one of the worst examples.
Speaker 2: He not only violates it, but he openly brags about it.
Speaker 2: He openly pushes other people to violate it. I'm discuss
Speaker 2: with him. I'm disgusted with a GEOP Senate for Mitch
Speaker 2: McConnell on down. They've all betrayed us on this climate stuff.
Speaker 2: Twelve June seventeen seventy six. I would argue the National
Speaker 2: Sheriff Association is captured by Homeland Security, who sets right
Speaker 2: next to and is appointed by Secretary Alejandro Majorcis. Well,
Speaker 2: that's the thing, you know, You have these organizations, and
Speaker 2: they're individuals within this that don't necessarily march in lockstep,
Speaker 2: and that's what a real constitutional sheriff is going to be.
Speaker 2: But you got to be careful that you don't wind
Speaker 2: up leaving these guys abandoned. And we've seen that happen
Speaker 2: time and again. You know, constitutional sheriff who does the
Speaker 2: right thing doesn't push it. It happened in Florida. The
Speaker 2: state government came in and kicked out a sheriff there
Speaker 2: who was doing the right thing. And the people who
Speaker 2: elected that sheriff need to stand with him or it's
Speaker 2: like Gary Cooper and high noon. You know, where'd everybody go.
Speaker 2: It's not Frank Miller that's come to town.
Speaker 1: It's the state.
Speaker 2: Organizations or the federal organizations that have come to down
Speaker 2: and you're need to stand with them beside those people
Speaker 2: if they're doing the right thing.
Speaker 1: We're gonna take a quick break. We'll be right back.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the David Knight Show.
Speaker 2: Well, outrage in Vienna, and this is Vienna, Austria, not Vienna, Virginia.
Speaker 2: But it'll be there soon if it's not already there.
Speaker 2: This type of thing. Luxury apartments recently built for new
Speaker 2: arrivals and the people we are there saying, wait a minute,
Speaker 2: you're giving them this stuff, and this is better than
Speaker 2: the apartments that we have. The apartments equipped with air conditioning, balconies,
Speaker 2: modern kitchens have stirred controversy as local citizens and political
Speaker 2: figures question the decision to allocate such accommodations to refugees,
Speaker 2: while many Viennese struggle with substandard housing, again, balconies, air conditioning,
Speaker 2: modern kitchens, the rest of this stuff. One protester said,
Speaker 2: why should people who haven't contributed to this country get
Speaker 2: luxury apartments while many of us are stuck in old,
Speaker 2: moldy housing. The poll topping Freedom's Party local branch of
Speaker 2: the Austrian capital strongly criticize the decision. See if you
Speaker 2: stand for the people that are there, oh, well then
Speaker 2: you're far right? Far right? Are they far writer? They
Speaker 2: just common sense? Are they far right? Are they on
Speaker 2: the side of the people? And who are these officials
Speaker 2: that are swamping each and every one of our countries
Speaker 2: with people from the third world? Whose side are they on?
Speaker 2: Well we know, so this is one of the reasons
Speaker 2: why you are seeing the Austrian Party especially, but it's
Speaker 2: also happening to some degree in Germany. Why they are
Speaker 2: winning elections to the chagrin and the angst of these globalists,
Speaker 2: these socialists, and they're doing everything they can, from the
Speaker 2: banking these people to prosecuting them any number of ways.
Speaker 2: While countless v andes have to live in moldy municipal
Speaker 2: apartments that don't even have windows, asylum seekers who've never
Speaker 2: worked a day here are given brand new luxury apartments
Speaker 2: with air conditioning, said the leader of the Freedom Party.
Speaker 2: There's no money for renovations of dilapidated municipal buildings, but
Speaker 2: there are luxury apartments with attics and private gardens for refugees.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: And then when we look at what has happened in Haiti,
Speaker 2: shipping company MERSK, one of the world's largest container shipping lines,
Speaker 2: as said we're going to shut down all major shipping
Speaker 2: container shipping to Haiti because when they come in with
Speaker 2: the ships are being shot at, and why would they
Speaker 2: do that? It makes absolutely no sense. But this is
Speaker 2: what the problem is with Haiti. And again, just look
Speaker 2: at that one island, Haiti versus the Dominican Republic. It's
Speaker 2: just amazing to me. It's like when you would look
Speaker 2: at North versus South Korea or East versus West Germany.
Speaker 2: It's a system of culture, of politics, of religion that
Speaker 2: made East Germany horrible compared to West Germany, or makes
Speaker 2: North Korea horrible compared to South Korea, or makes Haiti
Speaker 2: horrible compared to the Dominican Republic. Same people, it's ethnically
Speaker 2: the same, and just cut it in half now in Haiti,
Speaker 2: it's also a big part of this is a religious
Speaker 2: issue as well. In the wake of the recent social
Speaker 2: unrest in Haiti, which is preventing normal operations at the terminal,
Speaker 2: it has been decided, says Marisk, effective immediately to stop
Speaker 2: any new bookings from and to Haiti to prevent the
Speaker 2: accumulation of boxes at the transshipment terminals. The crime is
Speaker 2: so bad there that these people are going to wind
Speaker 2: up not being able to get any new supplies, kind
Speaker 2: of like what's happening in the crime center of San Francisco.
Speaker 2: You don't do anything about crime, Well, guess why at
Speaker 2: all the retail stores start pulling out because they can't
Speaker 2: can't do business there.
Speaker 1: That's my design.
Speaker 2: That's what these these governments, like the Democrats in California,
Speaker 2: like whatever this party is, it's ruling in Haiti. That's
Speaker 2: what they're all about. So they said, uh. Shipping official
Speaker 2: told orders this week the ships were being shot at,
Speaker 2: preventing them from docking and unloading containers. Ye know, what's
Speaker 2: the point of that. I just don't understand. It's like
Speaker 2: beginning a cool hand Luke, you know begeinning of that
Speaker 2: movie Paul Newman character is drunk and he's he's got
Speaker 2: like a pipe cutter and he's going around cutting the
Speaker 2: heads off of parking meters. The next thing he sees
Speaker 2: in prison and you got that guy. What we have
Speaker 2: here is failure to comick that guy. I can't remember
Speaker 2: his name, but he says, uh oh, looks like here
Speaker 2: you're cutting the heads off parking meters.
Speaker 1: What do you think that's gonna get you? He says,
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Captain, Well, it looks like I got you thirty years here,
Speaker 2: whatever the amount is. It's like, what do these people
Speaker 2: think is going to get them to shoot at shipping
Speaker 2: containers that are coming out? What it's it's target practice?
Speaker 2: What's the deal? Are they drunk? What's going on? I
Speaker 2: don't know. They can't dock, they can't unload the containers.
Speaker 2: Authorities are reported the kidnapping of two Filipino crew members.
Speaker 2: I'm a cargo vessel in the port. Okay, Well there's that,
Speaker 2: you know, kidnap somebody from ransom. Senseless gang violence has
Speaker 2: led to the deaths of three six and sixty one
Speaker 2: people in the collapse Caribbean nation of the first half
Speaker 2: of the year. So send them to Ohio. I wonder
Speaker 2: how many cats they've killed to make that the issue?
Speaker 2: Just another by the way, you know, Trump advanced your
Speaker 2: off message. There's much to talk about with open borders
Speaker 2: with Haiti, with a massive swamping of this thing, but
Speaker 2: they focus on the cats. This situation is not just
Speaker 2: a humanitarian emergency, but it is a threat to the
Speaker 2: stability of our nation, says the council president at guard
Speaker 2: LeBlanc Fills. A number of people internally displaced by gang
Speaker 2: violence has jumped to more than seven hundred thousand, while
Speaker 2: one point six million faced food and housing insecurities. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's okay, just send them to small towns in Ohio
Speaker 2: and Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: Right. And so.
Speaker 2: This Haitian leader here is I don't think I put
Speaker 2: that in the mix. I think I didn't get that
Speaker 2: in now. But there was a a clip of him
Speaker 2: at the UN blaming all of the problems on other countries. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's white supremacy something like that, and demanding reparations. These
Speaker 2: are people. Can you give them reparations or will they
Speaker 2: shoot at the ships that are bringing in the free stuff.
Speaker 1: It's just ridiculous what is happening there.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, this guy is a good example of how they
Speaker 2: are not capable of self governance. But I don't have
Speaker 2: the clip here, but he lectures all the other countries
Speaker 2: at the UN are to blame for their problems. And
Speaker 2: then he goes to drink and instead of pouring water
Speaker 2: from the picture into a glass and drinking from a glass,
Speaker 2: he picks up the picture and he tries to drink
Speaker 2: out of the picture and he.
Speaker 1: Spills it all over the front of his suit.
Speaker 2: A good example of the kind of competent government that
Speaker 2: they have in Haiti. And again, the Medican Republica doesn't
Speaker 2: have any of these issues. Demographically, same people, but the
Speaker 2: difference is the culture of the religion, the politics, all
Speaker 2: that stuff, but especially the religion. It's all downstream from
Speaker 2: their religious beliefs. Data damp has shown in the US
Speaker 2: six hundred and fifty thousand migrant criminals and suspects freed
Speaker 2: by Biden and Harris, including at least thirteen thousand and
Speaker 2: ninety nine migrant murderers and two hundred and twenty two
Speaker 2: thousand migrants facing criminal charges allowed to roam through American communities.
Speaker 2: This is kind of like the leadership of Haiti, isn't it? Yeah,
Speaker 2: very much like it. The data says that among those
Speaker 2: not in detention free, there are four hundred and twenty five
Speaker 2: thousand convicted criminals. There were six hundred sixty two five
Speaker 2: hundred and sixty six non criminals with criminal histories on
Speaker 2: isa's national docket. Of those, four hundred thirty five thousand
Speaker 2: are convicted criminals, including thirteen thousand murderers, and two hundred
Speaker 2: twenty six thousand have pending criminal charges. Well, when we
Speaker 2: come back, we're going to talk before we get into politics.
Speaker 2: We're going to talk about the pandemic, because it was
Speaker 2: an amazing bit of hypocrisy that the MAGA media is
Speaker 2: all upset about, and we're going to talk about how
Speaker 2: hypocritical it is that they are overlooking a key issue.
Speaker 2: We're going to take a quick break and we will
Speaker 2: be right back.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the David Knight Show AUDI Modern Retro Radio.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, that's very generous. I appreciate that
Speaker 1: he writes a government is working overtime to manufacture civil war.
Speaker 1: That's absolutely right.
Speaker 2: From giving illegals cart block access to benefits of the
Speaker 2: LGBT nonsense. We can't take the debate. Absolutely And of
Speaker 2: course Oudie's got a podcast at Modern Retroradio dot com
Speaker 2: is where we'll find that. He also says government loves
Speaker 2: to charge us for resources already given to us for
Speaker 2: free by Almighty God. That's right, and they're going to
Speaker 2: do everything they can by hook or by crook and
Speaker 2: also by derivative to steal what we legally own. Now
Speaker 2: they're going to try to maintain that they have title
Speaker 2: to it. That's part of the great taking. You're going
Speaker 2: to see that coming.
Speaker 1: Don't frag me.
Speaker 2: Bro says states, we're all attempting to assert that they
Speaker 2: own all water under the state, so that you can't
Speaker 2: have a well without permission, Absolutely right. And then in
Speaker 2: other places rainwater, we own the rainwater as well. It
Speaker 2: truly is shelley A. First, they sell it as safety monitoring,
Speaker 2: like monitoring your well for chemicals. And once they do that,
Speaker 2: then the regulation comes in.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: Let's take a look at what's happening in terms of
Speaker 2: this one political thing. We'll get to some more politics later,
Speaker 2: but this is jd Vance going to a Pennsylvania restaurant. Now,
Speaker 2: this is a restaurant that when the La La campaign
Speaker 2: came to town, they kicked people of the restaurant out
Speaker 2: so they could use it for the campaign. But when
Speaker 2: Jadvan goes there, they won't let him in. He was
Speaker 2: turned away and dozens of supporters were waiting outside to
Speaker 2: buy stuff, and so he had to address people out
Speaker 2: there in the parking lot. Well, Maga is real upset
Speaker 2: about this, and I agree. I mean, I don't understand
Speaker 2: why a business would do something like this. It's only
Speaker 2: going to hurt them. I mean, why turn away paying customers,
Speaker 2: Why take political sides like this? Makes absolutely no sense.
Speaker 2: And yet now jd Vance knows how I felt being
Speaker 2: kicked out of one restaurant after the other because the
Speaker 2: restaurant owners were obeying the silly little orders given by
Speaker 2: the guy that he's running for president with Trump. I
Speaker 2: can't tell you how many times I was kicked out
Speaker 2: of a restaurant because I wasn't part of the for
Speaker 2: dy Chess. I wasn't playing along with a game. Now
Speaker 2: he knows how it feels people wouldn't play along with
Speaker 2: a lockdown fantasy germ game that they had in going
Speaker 2: that Trump was paying everybody to play along with. The
Speaker 2: Ohio senator was initially stopped at the doors of the
Speaker 2: shop Saturday afternoon while attempting to make a campaign stop
Speaker 2: poor Thing, Poor Thing. Manager of the store initially turned
Speaker 2: the campaign away despite dozens of people waiting inside for
Speaker 2: a chance to meet the candidate. After being turned away,
Speaker 2: the door vance address that disappointed and outrage supporters in
Speaker 2: a video they put up on x he says the
Speaker 2: manager just freaked out a little bit because there were
Speaker 2: a lot of people and didn't want to make a
Speaker 2: restaurant part of a campaign.
Speaker 1: Stop. Yeah, I know, people.
Speaker 2: I had restaurant managers and owners freak out because I
Speaker 2: was going to walk ten feet to a table without
Speaker 2: a mask when everybody in the restaurant was not wearing
Speaker 2: a mask while they ate, and after they were sitting
Speaker 2: at a table, they could stand up and they could
Speaker 2: go to the restroom and come back without putting a
Speaker 2: mask on. But I can't get a seat at a
Speaker 2: table and go ten feet. And I had that argument
Speaker 2: in public, yelling it's screaming at the restaurant owners about
Speaker 2: that kind of stuff. I wasn't nearly as nice about
Speaker 2: it as Jdman's I'm afraid to say.
Speaker 1: Is shaking her head. No, no, you weren't. That just
Speaker 1: sent me off.
Speaker 2: It's like, you're the owner, okay, well, you understand as
Speaker 2: an owner that you will never see me or anybody
Speaker 2: that I can have any influence with again ever in
Speaker 2: your business. If you're going to sell the rope that
Speaker 2: you used to hang us all, I'm never going to
Speaker 2: do business with you. People like you don't need to
Speaker 2: be in business. You need to be in welfare because
Speaker 2: government is your ticket. So this is a ninety year
Speaker 2: old business. I guess it's under new management now or
Speaker 2: will be soon. But he was very magnetous about it,
Speaker 2: Unlike me. He said, it's all right, don't hold it
Speaker 2: against her. She just got a little nervous. But it's
Speaker 2: a great local business. Keep on supporting it. Most importantly,
Speaker 2: on November the fifth, go vote, let's go win this thing.
Speaker 2: Very different from the way Trump would have reacted, he
Speaker 2: would have organized a boycott, and I don't you know again,
Speaker 2: if I could organize a boycott of each and every
Speaker 2: one of these restaurants, I would have because not because
Speaker 2: of a personal thing, not because of a personal affront,
Speaker 2: but because they complied with this tyranny, which is much bigger.
Speaker 2: This is not about me personally. I don't care they
Speaker 2: could throw me out because they didn't like the fact
Speaker 2: that I'm a white male. I don't care about that
Speaker 2: except for the overall implications of it. I mean, that's
Speaker 2: going to have implications. I gotta say I would care
Speaker 2: about that because the implications. I don't care about it.
Speaker 2: If they throw me out because oh you're David Knight
Speaker 2: the podcast. I hate that podcast. Get out of here.
Speaker 1: You know that's one thing.
Speaker 2: Okay, they throw me out because I'm a white male,
Speaker 2: or because I won't wear a mask, or because not vaccinated,
Speaker 2: well that is a bigger issue, and this is not
Speaker 2: about a personal vendetta. Trump would have thrown them out,
Speaker 2: would have come after them because of a personal vendetta.
Speaker 2: But vance is bigger than that. As they point out,
Speaker 2: when it was Tim Waltz who came through, and when
Speaker 2: he went through, it was actually the two of them
Speaker 2: were together, Harris and Tim Waltz were together, and patrons
Speaker 2: of that restaurant claimed they were forced to leave the
Speaker 2: premises before Harris and Waltz would enter. Diners claimed they
Speaker 2: were booted from their barstools so that Harris Walt's campaign
Speaker 2: could bring in the chosen people for a staged photo
Speaker 2: op full of supporters. They wouldn't do to have people
Speaker 2: there in the background booing them or something, right, So
Speaker 2: let's get them all out and let's get our people
Speaker 2: in there. And so Canada is now finding the Amish
Speaker 2: three hundred thousand dollars for not using a COVID app
Speaker 2: on smartphones that they don't have. But meanwhile, here in
Speaker 2: the United States, we have illegal immigrants who are given
Speaker 2: smartphones and they have an app to help them. And
Speaker 2: Trump pushed back on this. But listen to the way
Speaker 2: that he pushed back on it.
Speaker 11: Immigrants, they have a phone app so that people can
Speaker 11: come into our country. These are smart immigrants, I guess,
Speaker 11: because most people don't have any idea what the hell
Speaker 11: a phone app.
Speaker 1: Is that they do.
Speaker 8: These are very intelligent immigrants.
Speaker 1: But you know, most people don't know what a phone is.
Speaker 1: That's he's just these.
Speaker 2: People like if you remember George jhw Bush when he
Speaker 2: was running for office, it would have been in the
Speaker 2: early nineties, and he goes to a grocery store and
Speaker 2: he sees a bar code reader for the first time.
Speaker 2: It's like, Wow, what sort of sorcery is this?
Speaker 1: What is this?
Speaker 2: You who are so wise in the ways of science?
Speaker 2: He says to the clerk who's using the barcode thing?
Speaker 2: I mean, and everybody's like, he's so incredibly out of touch.
Speaker 2: Trump at this must be really smart people because they
Speaker 2: have phone apps. I think the Amish are really smart
Speaker 2: people because they don't have phone apps. That's you're going
Speaker 2: to get really really smart you don't have any of
Speaker 2: this stuff. Well, the New American points out, this is
Speaker 2: this story broke about a month ago, but it's building.
Speaker 2: Ontario's Amish community is being fined three hundred thousand Canadian
Speaker 2: dollars that's two hundred and twenty two thousand US for
Speaker 2: not downloading the Canadian government's COVID app, even though COVID
Speaker 2: fear is about as far past its cell date as
Speaker 2: Joe Biden is is the way the New American puts it, Yeah,
Speaker 2: who's afraid of the big bad COVID anymore. But they're
Speaker 2: doing it even though religious freedom is supposed to be
Speaker 2: a priority in Western nations, And for a kicker, it's
Speaker 2: even though the Amish reportedly don't use smartphones, it would
Speaker 2: be necessary for downloading the app. So we don't have COVID.
Speaker 2: We don't have the COVID fear. They don't have smartphones.
Speaker 2: Oh and they don't have any religious liberty either. Rebel
Speaker 2: News reported the story last month after writing that rural Chatsworth, Ontario,
Speaker 2: is home to the Amish community living an eighteenth century lifestyle.
Speaker 2: Their simple way of life, says Rebel News, without electricity, telephones,
Speaker 2: or the internet, sets them apart from the rest of
Speaker 2: the modern world. Yet this peaceful community is now grappling
Speaker 2: with a problem that no one would have expected, a
Speaker 2: heavy handed government bent on enforcing digital compliance. What they're
Speaker 2: doing is they're getting their practice up for how they're
Speaker 2: going to do this to everybody. You know, the Amish
Speaker 2: are the canaries in a coult mine. People understood that
Speaker 2: when it came to educational freedom homeschooling, and many people
Speaker 2: supported them in that fight, even though you know they
Speaker 2: they didn't weren't going to hire lawyers and be involved
Speaker 2: in that system. Other people said, but this is an
Speaker 2: important principle. We need to support them because it's the
Speaker 2: right thing to do, but we need to support them
Speaker 2: because their freedom is going to affect our freedom. And
Speaker 2: the Amish and their freedom to homeschool was seminal and
Speaker 2: getting our freedoms to homeschool in the same regard taking
Speaker 2: away their freedom to not comply with these with the
Speaker 2: big brother smartphone self monitoring and reporting device right for
Speaker 2: them to not comply with that is also a harbinger
Speaker 2: what's to come for us? I guess the when we
Speaker 2: fore comment, the Amish said, no one expected the Spanish inquisition. Well,
Speaker 2: we got something much worse than the Spanish inquisition coming up.
Speaker 2: We got the artificial inquisition AI. It's going to be
Speaker 2: like an inquisitor and it's going to be far worse
Speaker 2: than anybody has seen throughout history and any of these
Speaker 2: tyrannical things, Spanish inquisition, anything else. From the very beginning
Speaker 2: of all this stuff, from the very beginning of the
Speaker 2: Internet and everything else, the GI spacial intelligence was there
Speaker 2: as they were creating the companies, the social media companies
Speaker 2: and all the rest of this Facebook, Google, Twitter, other things.
Speaker 2: You know, the search engines, the social media companies as
Speaker 2: they were being financed by the intelligence community, CIA's venture
Speaker 2: capital firm Incutel, and if you look at it, the
Speaker 2: other venture capital firms loaded with high ranking officials from
Speaker 2: all of these different intelligence communities, picking the people who
Speaker 2: are going to compete, then letting them compete. You know,
Speaker 2: may the best person win, but we're going to pick
Speaker 2: people who are going to serve us in the future.
Speaker 2: And so from the very beginning, this was all set
Speaker 2: up as surveillance and control. That's what the Internet was
Speaker 2: set up for, imagined by A. JCR. Laklier, a Darkest
Speaker 2: psychologist in the nineteen sixties. But it became practical thirty
Speaker 2: forty years later. And so now they're taking it to
Speaker 2: the big step, and that is to weaponize it with
Speaker 2: artificial intelligence to surveillance, the propaganda, the censorship, and it
Speaker 2: will be the AI will operate as an inquisitor. The
Speaker 2: problem began when the Canadian government's enforcement of the Arrived
Speaker 2: can App Arrived Canada app during the so called pandemic.
Speaker 2: The app was mandatory for anyone entering Canada, requiring travelers
Speaker 2: to submit their health information digitally. The Amish, however, do
Speaker 2: not use smartphones, let alone apps. They also have religious
Speaker 2: exemptions from vaccinations, making the use of such technology unnecessary
Speaker 2: and intrusive for them. Yet, despite these clear exemptions, the
Speaker 2: government insisted on compliance, leading to severe penalties. The result
Speaker 2: is that the Amish community in Chessworth has been slapped
Speaker 2: with nearly three hundred thousand dollars in fines. You ask,
Speaker 2: how are they going to make them pay?
Speaker 1: Well, they have.
Speaker 2: They said, this is not a bureaucratic oversight because they've
Speaker 2: already slapped leans on their property to confiscate their land.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is just beyond the pale. How much
Speaker 2: longer will we put up with this kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: The government even went so far as to place leans
Speaker 2: on their properties, effectively freezing their ability to obtain loans
Speaker 2: to transfer land title within families. These punitive measures have
Speaker 2: left the Amish community in a state of shock and despair. Well, because,
Speaker 2: as they've been telling us for the longest time, you
Speaker 2: will own nothing, and you'll eat the bugs. You won't
Speaker 2: have any that good natural organic Amish food. No, you
Speaker 2: will eat the cancer chicken. You'll eat the bugs and
Speaker 2: all the rest of this stuff. Now, Boris Johnson, the
Speaker 2: guy who was the shill, the Conservative Party shill in
Speaker 2: the UK that ran through all these lockdowns, he now
Speaker 2: admits in his new memoir, I am not sure that
Speaker 2: lockdown worked, he said, He's not sure that it worked.
Speaker 12: Well.
Speaker 2: The only thing I'm not sure of is exactly who
Speaker 2: he reported to in the global cabal. Who exactly did
Speaker 2: Boris Johnson work for directly? Who was his immediate supervisor
Speaker 2: to tell him what to do? I am sure these
Speaker 2: things didn't work. And again this guy who is like
Speaker 2: the incarnation of mister Toad.
Speaker 1: You know, it was.
Speaker 2: Only later that I started to look at the curves
Speaker 2: of the pandemic around the world, you know, the double hump.
Speaker 2: They seemed to rise and fall irrespective of the proaches
Speaker 2: taken by the governments. Yeah, how about the stuff that
Speaker 2: did rise and fall based on your use of medaslem
Speaker 2: or mdzevir. How about the big hump of deaths that
Speaker 2: came when you started vaccinating people? Have you noticed that
Speaker 2: Bojo clown? There were almost two waves, he said, whether
Speaker 2: you were in China, where lockdowns were ruthlessly enforced, or
Speaker 2: in Sweden, where they took a more voluntary approach. Looking back,
Speaker 2: I wonder if King Knut was right when he stationed
Speaker 2: his throne on the shores of the Thames and asked
Speaker 2: his courtiers to watch as he vainly ordered the tide
Speaker 2: to withdraw. By the way, I had to look that up.
Speaker 1: I wasn't sure what that obscure reference was.
Speaker 2: This supposedly a Viking ruler in the UK before I
Speaker 2: guess the Anglo Saxons took charge there. Maybe there are
Speaker 2: limits to human agency, he says. Maybe it isn't for
Speaker 2: government action to repel the waves of highly contagious diseases
Speaker 2: any more than it is possible to repel the tide
Speaker 2: of the Thames. Well, I think it is possible to
Speaker 2: repel the tide of the tyrants. I'm not saying that
Speaker 2: lockdowns achieved nothing. I'm not saying that either. I think
Speaker 2: they were very useful for people of his ilk and
Speaker 2: the people that he works for. Again, the lockdowns did
Speaker 2: not work, but that wasn't the purpose. The stated purpose
Speaker 2: was not the real purpose. It was very useful, very
Speaker 2: useful for them. Meanwhile, England's chief medical officer is also
Speaker 2: trying to back off of this stuff. We may have
Speaker 2: overstated the danger of COVID.
Speaker 1: He says, well, who knew? Right?
Speaker 2: These are the people who deplatform people like me, who
Speaker 2: said from day one that none of this stuff was
Speaker 2: going to work, who said from day one what the
Speaker 2: real purpose of this stuff was. And now they pretend
Speaker 2: that a light has dawned on them, that they were
Speaker 2: just stupid. Why didn't they think of that at Nuremberg?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 2: They just said I was just falling orders. They didn't
Speaker 2: say I'm so bltheringly stupid, you can't execute me. Right,
Speaker 2: That's what these people are pleading to. So this is
Speaker 2: England's Chief Medical officer testified before the token and pointless
Speaker 2: COVID inquiry earlier today. This is from Kent Knightley off Guardian,
Speaker 2: and he's absolutely right. It is pointless. It is token.
Speaker 2: He claimed that he feared the government overdid it. I say,
Speaker 2: I think we ever did it a bit. Yeah, uh,
Speaker 2: I think we threatened them too hot we're talking about
Speaker 2: the dangers of COVID. He said the government potentially overstated
Speaker 2: the danger of COVID to the public at the start
Speaker 2: of the pandemic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, who knew?
Speaker 2: Professor Sir Chris Whitty has admitted well, why doesn't think
Speaker 2: they potentially overstated the danger. He knows they definitely did,
Speaker 2: says Kit Knightley. We all know it's been pretty much proven.
Speaker 2: And guess what, we all knew it from the very beginning,
Speaker 2: from the beginning of the pandemic. He seemed strangely keen
Speaker 2: to distance himself from the very panic that he was
Speaker 2: helping to create because he knew it too. Now that's
Speaker 2: not to suggest that he was some kind of a
Speaker 2: hero standing on principle, he certainly wasn't. He was a
Speaker 2: lying shill who backed the narrative and lies and vaccines
Speaker 2: as much as anyone, writes Kit Knightley. But he seems
Speaker 2: to have had some level of discomfort with the enormity
Speaker 2: of the deceit. Maybe he thought he'd get caught and
Speaker 2: there might be some consequences. Maybe he's still thinking that
Speaker 2: maybe there should be some consequences instead of us celebrating
Speaker 2: and ready to go to a civil war over one
Speaker 2: of the two guys or women that did this to us. Yes,
Speaker 2: the COVID scam had the backing of almost every establishment
Speaker 2: institution on the face of the planet, says Kit Knightley.
Speaker 2: But those institutions are made up of individuals, and at
Speaker 2: least some of those individuals probably had doubts. Well, I
Speaker 2: don't know whether they had doubts or not. They went
Speaker 2: along with it, whether they knew it was wrong or not,
Speaker 2: they went along with it, and many of them, like Trump.
Speaker 2: Trump does not say, well, I think we might have
Speaker 2: overdone it a bit, or you know, maybe we hit
Speaker 2: them too hard or something. No, he doesn't say that,
Speaker 2: I didn't think that Maybe it was effective, was it? No?
Speaker 1: No, he's still telling us that he saved tens of
Speaker 1: millions of lives or whatever. He's still bragging about his vaccines.
Speaker 1: Why would anybody?
Speaker 2: Why would anybody support Donald Trump when he does that?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, He's just too evil. There's no way that
Speaker 2: I can support him or La La Harris, either one
Speaker 2: of them. Give me a choice between Stalin and Hitler,
Speaker 2: or you know, tell me that I can vote for
Speaker 2: Klaus Schwab or Ursula fond of lying, I don't. Why
Speaker 2: would I bother to show up to an election like that?
Speaker 2: Why are we fighting over an election like that? Why
Speaker 2: don't we pay attention to what's happening in our families,
Speaker 2: in our lives, in our communities, in our states even
Speaker 2: and figure out how we're going to block these criminals,
Speaker 2: all of whom are proven to be evil, some of
Speaker 2: the most evil people that have ever run this country.
Speaker 2: You have to wonder how many there were who in
Speaker 2: private offered self serving opposition to one of the greatest
Speaker 2: lies in history, and how much of a role they
Speaker 2: collectively played in the ultimate failure of the COVID nir
Speaker 2: to go the whole distance. Well, they all knew, they
Speaker 2: all knew, and even politicians are not that stupid. Now,
Speaker 2: some of the bureaucrats are that stupid, and many in
Speaker 2: the public are that stupid. And how stupid do you
Speaker 2: have to be to support somebody who did this?
Speaker 1: Seriously?
Speaker 2: Scotland's Chief medical officer lies to the UK COVID inquiry,
Speaker 2: says hospitals were inundated with COVID patients. However, hospital records
Speaker 2: show exactly the opposite. They've got the receipts to show
Speaker 2: that he's lying. Will anything happen? Will did anything happened?
Speaker 2: To James Clapper, there was no pandemic rights the expos
Speaker 2: news in the UK, so what was causing the COVID deaths?
Speaker 2: There were publicized continuously on TV throughout twenty twenty. Some
Speaker 2: were iatrogenic deaths, that's the physician caused deaths. The rest
Speaker 2: were due to the statistical manipulation of data. In other words,
Speaker 2: the doctors and hospitals were killing people with the ventilators,
Speaker 2: withholding medical care from people medaslam, and then they manipulated
Speaker 2: the stats. We knew that as well. We knew that
Speaker 2: even before we knew they were manipulating the stats, even
Speaker 2: before we knew how dangerous the ventilators were. The Scottish
Speaker 2: COVID Inquiry is the world's only official COVID inquiry to
Speaker 2: reveal the sheer scale of horrors inflicted by government COVID
Speaker 2: lockdown policies. Perhaps this is why Scotland's Chief Medical Office
Speaker 2: testified on Tuesday at the UK COVID Inquiry that Scottish
Speaker 2: hospitals were inundated and the number of people in hospital
Speaker 2: quote exceeded capacity on several occasions unquote. Perhaps that was
Speaker 2: an attempt to justify the harm that the lockdowns had
Speaker 2: caused a problem is public health. Scotland hospital records show
Speaker 2: the exact opposite of what the Chief Medical Officer testified
Speaker 2: under oath Under oath well speaking about overcrowded hospitals. When
Speaker 2: are we going to have justice for the people who
Speaker 2: did this? Yeah, the dancing nurses, right, we're told that
Speaker 2: the hospitals are overcrowded. We're told they're working around the clock.
Speaker 2: This was one of the most blatant, in your faces,
Speaker 2: I own you actions to have all of these nurses
Speaker 2: everywhere dancing around, many of these things, highly choreographed with
Speaker 2: drone footage, with Dolly shots and all the rest of
Speaker 2: the stuff, very professionally done, many of them. And you know, so,
Speaker 2: how is it in these empty hospitals these people have
Speaker 2: the time to do this? We're told again, it was
Speaker 2: in our face. It was to say that, yeah, we're
Speaker 2: doing this and you can't do a thing about it.
Speaker 2: That's what this really was about. It just disgusts me
Speaker 2: to see that Les Churchill writes even the medical dancers
Speaker 2: must go to prison. We can't let this continue. And
Speaker 2: so I put that there under the UK COVID inquiry,
Speaker 2: saying the pandemic was a harrowing and trying time for
Speaker 2: healthcare workers. Oh really, is that what was happening there?
Speaker 2: There was only one of those videos that was any good,
Speaker 2: and that was the one that was in a Brazilian hospital,
Speaker 2: and they start out like it's like one of these
Speaker 2: dances and everything, and they've all got masks on so
Speaker 2: you can't see who they are. And you see curtains
Speaker 2: drawn around all the beds in this wing here, and
Speaker 2: one by one they go over and they pull the
Speaker 2: curtains back and you see the bed is empty, and
Speaker 2: other curtains pull back another empty bed, and all the
Speaker 2: rest of this stuff. They were telling everybody it was
Speaker 2: a fraud, but everybody else, all these COVID dancer, nurses
Speaker 2: and doctors, they were part of the fraud. So Trump
Speaker 2: scores an epic CDC endorsement, says Revolver, says Darren Beattie,
Speaker 2: who is one of the most shameless Trump shills out there,
Speaker 2: a Trump shill and a Trump cheerleader. And of course,
Speaker 2: you know his media organization I'm sure is going by
Speaker 2: leaps and bounds, I guess. So Trump scores an epic
Speaker 2: CDC endorsement. Really is it epic? All it is is
Speaker 2: the endorsement of Robert Redfield, who was Trump's CDC guy.
Speaker 2: He was one of the guys that Trump gave a
Speaker 2: medal to on Trump's last day in office, and he
Speaker 2: was one of the people who needs to go to jail.
Speaker 2: And yet if Robert Redfield now says that Trump's a
Speaker 2: great guy, well that makes Robert Redfield a great guy.
Speaker 2: You see, and the eyes of Darren Beattie and these
Speaker 2: other useless Maga media puppets, the only thing that matters.
Speaker 2: The only thing that matters is a loyalty to Trump
Speaker 2: and cheering Trump along, because that's how they grow their
Speaker 2: media business. You tell people, don't wait. I know it
Speaker 2: looks bad. I know he's killing people, but it's just
Speaker 2: forty chess. You wait, He's going to make it all right,
Speaker 2: and he's going to fix it when he comes back
Speaker 2: in again. And when he comes back in again, he'll
Speaker 2: probably put Robert Redfield in as CDC director. Because everybody
Speaker 2: and Maga media is now cheering Robert Redfield. It was
Speaker 2: only about a month ago that Robert Redfield, who has
Speaker 2: prostituted himself out to some pharmaceutical companies and to some
Speaker 2: people who manufacture tests, literally prostitutes himself to these people
Speaker 2: and to push the bird flu and other panics like that.
Speaker 2: And he's going around telling everybody, well, it's just a
Speaker 2: matter of time before bird flu comes to humans, and
Speaker 2: when it does, twenty five to fifty percent of the
Speaker 2: people are going to die get bird flu. And so
Speaker 2: you've got to get some tests. We can need to
Speaker 2: start testing people right now. That's the company he's working for,
Speaker 2: just to prostitute, just like Darren Beattie, another prostitute.
Speaker 1: And so.
Speaker 2: This guy is now a hero to the MAGA people
Speaker 2: because he talked about how Trump's doing the right thing
Speaker 2: now because he cheered on RFK Jr. He says, Oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: this is great. Trump's going to put in RFK jor
Speaker 2: RFK Junior is going to fix everything an rfk JR.
Speaker 2: He says, oh yeah, I really hammered him in my book,
Speaker 2: But now I like him because he likes me. How
Speaker 2: about before you like this guy, how about asking Robert
Speaker 2: Redfield to come clean and to talk about what he
Speaker 2: did that was wrong. If he wants to confess and
Speaker 2: to who confesses his crimes and his lies, and if
Speaker 2: he wants to do that confession, then tell everybody I
Speaker 2: got it wrong. I did this, I lied, people died.
Speaker 2: But now I'm a new man and I'm now repenting. Well,
Speaker 2: I might still have some skepticism about this guy before
Speaker 2: I would support him. But when he doesn't want to confess,
Speaker 2: and when he doesn't talk about repenting, and he just
Speaker 2: is getting behind people that he thinks are going to
Speaker 2: be selected. Well, this is what Darren Beadie says. COVID
Speaker 2: is back on the menu, but not in the way
Speaker 2: that you would expect. This time is playing right into
Speaker 2: President Trump's hands. Isn't that wonderful? This could all work
Speaker 2: out to get Trump back in thanks to a CDC
Speaker 2: related endorsement that has left everyone stunned. No, not everyone,
Speaker 2: I'm not stunned. This guy is just a shameless horror.
Speaker 2: Robert Redfield, Trump's former CDC directors, just thrown his support
Speaker 2: behind Trump for President and RFK Junior, and he's jockeying
Speaker 2: for reappointment at the CDC.
Speaker 1: Folks. That's what this is.
Speaker 2: More of the same corruption, more of the same germ game.
Speaker 2: If people like Redfield and Trump get back in, it
Speaker 2: turns out that the pandemic was handled with this is now.
Speaker 2: This is the commentary from Darren Beatty, So don't pay attention.
Speaker 2: This is why this guy is good at what he does.
Speaker 2: He's good at being a lying shill because he doesn't
Speaker 2: want you to think too long about the fact that
Speaker 2: Robert Redfield was Trump's CDC director. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: he doesn't mention it. And just in case you start
Speaker 2: to think, well, wait a minute, wasn't that the guy
Speaker 2: that was doing this stuff to us, well, he says
Speaker 2: it turns out the problem with a pandemic, according to
Speaker 2: Darren Beatty, was that it was handled with toxic, hysterical
Speaker 2: female energy. Oh okay, it was handled by It was
Speaker 2: handled like it'd be like a woman, hysterical woman or something. Right,
Speaker 2: He's no different, folks than the MPR reporters who say
Speaker 2: this is these constitutional shares are just toxic masculinity. Darren
Speaker 2: Beattie says, well, the lockdown people were just toxic, hysterical females.
Speaker 2: This assessment is coming from a woman. He says, yeah, well,
Speaker 2: I guess that makes it okay. Look, if it had
Speaker 2: been Hillary, she would have gotten away with it. Everybody
Speaker 2: would have understood what this is. But now that it's Trump,
Speaker 2: now no, and he could do it again to these people.
Speaker 2: So it was hysterical female energy. So it couldn't possibly
Speaker 2: be Trump because he's male. It couldn't be Faucy because
Speaker 2: he's male. It couldn't be Redfield because he's male. It
Speaker 2: couldn't be Alex Azar, the CEO of Eli Lilly Trump
Speaker 2: made head of HHS who kicked off the pandemic decoration.
Speaker 2: Couldn't be him because he's male. Couldn't be Han or Gottlieb,
Speaker 2: the two Mr and A twins who went to Backta,
Speaker 2: Pfizer and Moderna after they collected all the money. But see,
Speaker 2: if it was Hillary Clinton, we could have understood that
Speaker 2: it was hysterical female energy and we wouldn't have fallen
Speaker 2: for it. But instead we had all these men Trump, Fauci, Redfield, Azur, Han, Gottlieb,
Speaker 2: and many many others who ran this scam on us,
Speaker 2: and now we're told that it was hysterical female energy.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Trump was essential, folks. He was essential to run this
Speaker 2: thing through, to get people lie down, to get people
Speaker 2: like Darren Beatty and Alex Jones to tell you that
Speaker 2: it's just forty chess and it's not him at all.
Speaker 2: It's all the women who are running the government under Trump.
Speaker 2: We had Deborah Brooks, doctor scarf, about the only woman
Speaker 2: I could see in any of this stuff. Yeah, she
Speaker 2: was bad enough, but she wasn't running the show. The
Speaker 2: buck stops with the president in fact, as a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, so he says, a hysterical overreaction, completely lacking
Speaker 2: an irrational long term thinking, fueled by fear manipulation, and
Speaker 2: a mean girl mentality that pressured everyone to fall in
Speaker 2: line or else. This is not about male versus female.
Speaker 2: This is about big brother tyranny, and it's about the
Speaker 2: Uni Party Republicans as well as Democrats that push this
Speaker 2: stuff on us. It was Trump who told us that
Speaker 2: we were not essential. And this is the kind of
Speaker 2: big brother to militarianism. You can call it mean girl mentality.
Speaker 2: This is a mentality of mal of Hitler, of Stalin,
Speaker 2: of every tyrant that you can name. He says, it's
Speaker 2: like the entire world was thrown into the arms of
Speaker 2: a frantic, overly protective helicopter mother. Well I didn't see
Speaker 2: any protection going on. Actually, I called it an OCD nation.
Speaker 2: Trump and his cronies and his subordinates scared people to death,
Speaker 2: paid governors to do this. But you want to talk
Speaker 2: about protective mothers, well not much of that either, because
Speaker 2: we had sudden infant deaths surged after the COVID vaccine
Speaker 2: roll out confirms the study, and I've played many times.
Speaker 2: I won't play it for you now.
Speaker 1: But the mother.
Speaker 2: Who when they started talking about sudden adult death syndrome
Speaker 2: and connection with the vaccines, she said, it just dawned
Speaker 2: on me that I killed my son when I took
Speaker 2: him in perfectly healthy for a wellness check and they
Speaker 2: gave him vaccines and he died a couple of days
Speaker 2: later from SIDS. She said, as she began to cry.
Speaker 2: How many times will these liars and murderers deceive us
Speaker 2: and destroy our families and our children. But a serving
Speaker 2: new study is confirmed the sudden infant desks surged dramatically
Speaker 2: after the mRNA vaccines quote unquote the trump shots were
Speaker 2: rolled out for public use. The study was conducted by
Speaker 2: a team of top researchers at Pennsylvania State College of Medicine.
Speaker 2: The results of the study were published Thursday in the
Speaker 2: Journal of the American Medical Association. The study found that
Speaker 2: sudden unexpected infant death and sudden infant death syndrome increased
Speaker 2: slightly in twenty twenty after restrictions were implemented during the pandemic. However,
Speaker 2: when the trump shots were rolled out for public use.
Speaker 2: In twenty twenty one, the cases of sudden infant death skyrocketed.
Speaker 2: Researchers found that there was an uptick in infant death
Speaker 2: beginning in July twenty twenty after masking and lockdown and
Speaker 2: other restrictions were implemented. That was one hundred percent Trump
Speaker 2: red Field Fauci one hundred percent their responsibility the masking,
Speaker 2: the lockdown's other restrictions. However, between June twenty twenty one
Speaker 2: and December twenty twenty one, there was a stomach churning
Speaker 2: surge of up to fourteen percent. Was that all Biden?
Speaker 2: Then twenty twenty one Biden was president. Well, see the
Speaker 2: problem is that Trump paid for, produced and delivered all
Speaker 2: these vaccines, and then he killed people with the ventilators
Speaker 2: and the rim dezevir and the madaslam and other things
Speaker 2: that he paid for. He didn't do anything to stop
Speaker 2: prohibition of a droxychloroquin or ivermectin. And then Biden comes
Speaker 2: in and continues All of this stuff continues, the emergency continues,
Speaker 2: all of these methods of killing people. All he did
Speaker 2: was to All he did was to course into blackmail
Speaker 2: people to take the shots that Trump still brags about
Speaker 2: how does MAGA give Trump a pass? The two of
Speaker 2: them were a tag team, a professional wrestling tag team
Speaker 2: to do.
Speaker 1: This to us.
Speaker 2: I don't understand why people can't see that. I don't
Speaker 2: understand why it doesn't matter to people. I really don't.
Speaker 2: And then we see one last article here a lot
Speaker 2: of attention to RFK Junior going on with Tucker Carlson
Speaker 2: and talking about endocrine disruption. Was this an uncontrolled experiment?
Speaker 1: He said?
Speaker 2: And so as they're talking about the things, you know,
Speaker 2: we talked about last week, you know, floride being dumped
Speaker 2: into the water, Why would you ever dump any medication
Speaker 2: into the water because you can't control the dosage. Dosage
Speaker 2: is critical for anything if you don't have if it's
Speaker 2: something that is good for you, it's got to be
Speaker 2: in a sufficient dosage to have an effect. Even if
Speaker 2: it is good for you, if it isn't too high
Speaker 2: of a dosage, it becomes a poison. So dosage is critical.
Speaker 2: So why would you ever dump anything into the public
Speaker 2: water supply. You can't control the dosage. And even if
Speaker 2: you could control it to be a uniform, you're going
Speaker 2: to have a different dosage. You're going to have the
Speaker 2: same dosage, should say, for a baby as you do
Speaker 2: for a two hundred pound man. Why would you ever
Speaker 2: do something like that, because that's the other thing you
Speaker 2: do if you care about anybody's help. You're just a
Speaker 2: dosage for children and for babies versus adults, and also
Speaker 2: many times because of the size of the adult. But
Speaker 2: they don't care about any of that stuff. It's always
Speaker 2: been criminal. And so now they're talking about the endocrine
Speaker 2: disruption chemicals put into our food and water that interfere
Speaker 2: with the body's hormone biosynthesis and metabolism, and they say,
Speaker 2: this is what Alex was talking about when he said
Speaker 2: they're turning the frogs gay. Right, It would have been
Speaker 2: so much more credible if he would have spoken about
Speaker 2: it in the ways that RFK juniors talking about. As
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, Now he goes, so, I said that, No,
Speaker 2: you didn't. You said they're turning the frogsk It was
Speaker 2: RFK junior who says it's atrazine that is causing endocrine disruption.
Speaker 1: Well, maybe that's just too complicated for him and his audience.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, you could say that he's trying to dumb
Speaker 2: it down. For people to understand. But I think there's
Speaker 2: something else involved here. I think that he tries to
Speaker 2: make the truth unbelievable. That was always a truth. And
Speaker 2: then if you'd say to somebody, it's say atrazine that's
Speaker 2: causing interocrine disruption, and they're turning the frogs gay, and
Speaker 2: everybody's he said, they're turning the frogs gay. They completely
Speaker 2: ignore the rest of the stuff. He completely that's his gig,
Speaker 2: that's his purpose as controlled oppositions, to make the truth unbelievable.
Speaker 2: And so now they're putting something else in the water.
Speaker 2: And what is it that they're putting in the water?
Speaker 2: PCR tests, maybe even more deadly. How the CDC tests
Speaker 2: will waste water for COVID And if you go to
Speaker 2: see an end you can find out what they have
Speaker 2: found in your state. You see, it's the PCR test
Speaker 2: that is foundational to the germ game. It gives it
Speaker 2: the pretense of science, just like in the climate mcguffin.
Speaker 2: The models, the computer models give it the pretext of science. Well,
Speaker 2: neither one of them are scientific. And when they won't
Speaker 2: show you the data, and when they are, what they're
Speaker 2: doing is based on ludicrous, ludicrous assumptions and no validation.
Speaker 2: The PCR and the climate models are the foundations for
Speaker 2: these mcguffins to identify virus levels and larger trends, says CNN.
Speaker 2: The CDC relies on large network of sampling sites at
Speaker 2: wastewater treatment facilities across the country. The monitoring network covers
Speaker 2: about forty three percent of the population. Now, this massive
Speaker 2: vaccine campaign that they're carrying out against the children in Gaza,
Speaker 2: and I say against the children in Gaza, it's based
Speaker 2: on the assumption that they have found polio and some
Speaker 2: wastewater minute amounts of it. But yeah, let's vaccinate all
Speaker 2: the kids now, because this is the same game that
Speaker 2: they are laying the groundwork for here as well, to
Speaker 2: vaccinate against us, to go to war against us, to
Speaker 2: engage in biological and chemical warfare against us. The process,
Speaker 2: says CNN, doesn't precisely count the number of cases really,
Speaker 2: as if any of this stuff does. And readings can
Speaker 2: vary based on sewage flows at particular locations or the
Speaker 2: characteristics of a given variant at a point in time,
Speaker 2: or it could vary based on whether or not you
Speaker 2: magnify it by a trillion times with forty cycles or whatever.
Speaker 2: All of this stuff is pure fantasy. And if you
Speaker 2: believe any of this PCR stuff, you'll believe anything. We'll
Speaker 2: be right back.
Speaker 1: In a world of telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the David Knight Show.
Speaker 2: Welcome back, Eric, Thank you very much for the tip.
Speaker 2: I really do appreciate that. It's self patriot. Thank you
Speaker 2: as well. It says, thank God you and your family
Speaker 2: are safe. Us worried until I saw you going live today.
Speaker 2: Some of my favorite places in East Tennessee and North
Speaker 2: Carolina are gone. Continued prayers for Evison Whistler. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much. Yeah, it is all around us, from one
Speaker 2: direction to the other. So we really do thank God
Speaker 2: that we were spared that and our heart goes out
Speaker 2: to those who are going through that high verbal says
Speaker 2: g Edward Griffin, creature from Jakol Island said the truth
Speaker 2: is our best weapon against them because it's a weapon
Speaker 2: they don't possess.
Speaker 1: That's a good quote.
Speaker 2: I like that, And Matthew Ronson said, as an amish
Speaker 2: app is an avocus. Yeah, I wonder if they even
Speaker 2: need advocates. They might actually be smart enough to do it.
Speaker 2: Without the additional devices. There used to be a time
Speaker 2: when people could do math on their own, isn't it. Well,
Speaker 2: Israel has moved towards eliminating cash. Yeah, just in case
Speaker 2: you think that CBDC is going away. Remember, we just
Speaker 2: had the Canadian government say, well, you know that Canadian
Speaker 2: loon that we were talking about, the CBDC coin, We're
Speaker 2: not going to do that.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about it.
Speaker 2: And we've had the Treasury Department say, yeah, we've got
Speaker 2: no plans to do that fed coin that we've been
Speaker 2: working on, and we've got all the code written, and
Speaker 2: we've got the the the trademark and all the rest
Speaker 2: of the stuff, just like Canada's got the trademark. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I forget about it. Canada and US they're not doing it. No,
Speaker 2: they're doing it. Israel is really harbinger where the globalists
Speaker 2: are going on. They're on the cutting edge. You know,
Speaker 2: they did more to lock people down Netnyah, who vaccinating
Speaker 2: his own people, vaccine passports and all the rest. So
Speaker 2: that's why I said, you know, to criticize net Yahoo
Speaker 2: and his criminal government is not anti Semitism.
Speaker 1: He's anti Semitic. He hates the Jews.
Speaker 2: Or he wouldn't vaccinate and track them, and now they're
Speaker 2: going to do or they're going to eliminate cash. Israel's
Speaker 2: government is considering eliminating the two hundred dollars shekel bill
Speaker 2: as part of its overall plan to completely eliminate cash Netanyah,
Speaker 2: who convened a subcommittee of the Kanesset, essensibly focused on quote,
Speaker 2: advancing the fight against crime in the Arab sector. Oh,
Speaker 2: this checks all the boxes, doesn't it. It's the ouslander,
Speaker 2: it's the bad guys. It's not us, it's the Arabs
Speaker 2: we got to get. It's the Arabs who are criminal.
Speaker 2: I'm not even coming after Jewish criminals. I'm coming after
Speaker 2: the Arab criminals. So don't feel threatened. Right, just like
Speaker 2: whenever they raise taxes, this is for the uber rich.
Speaker 2: This isn't about you.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, it always is, isn't it.
Speaker 2: And to say that they're working against crime, because again,
Speaker 2: if you're using cash, oh, that's because you're committing a crime.
Speaker 2: The only reason that you would want privacy or anonymity
Speaker 2: is because you're engaged in something illegal.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: That's We've seen this over and this is the same
Speaker 2: playbook in every country.
Speaker 1: Isn't it.
Speaker 2: But just so that you understand as they're taking the
Speaker 2: lead in all this stuff, it's not dead. It's going
Speaker 2: to be coming after us. By the way, it's one
Speaker 2: of the reasons why you need to go to Davidknight
Speaker 2: dot Gold.
Speaker 1: We can look at.
Speaker 2: Gold, and we can look at silver, and we can
Speaker 2: look at how they're up big time, silver is breaking
Speaker 2: out and all the rest of stuff. I don't look
Speaker 2: at gold as an investment. I look at it as
Speaker 2: a hedge against CBDC. That's what I'm concerned about. We've
Speaker 2: never seen anything like this techno fuel that they're lining up.
Speaker 2: Gold is something that you need to have as a
Speaker 2: bulwark as a hedge against the coming CBDC and technocracy.
Speaker 2: So Nattanyelle who instructed the subcommittee to work with the
Speaker 2: Finance Minister, the Bank of Israel's governor, the tax authority,
Speaker 2: and the Director General of the Prime Minister's office on
Speaker 2: a plan. So they got everybody, got the tax people.
Speaker 2: This is why folks to bring back to America. This
Speaker 2: is why the eighty thousand new IRS agents, this is
Speaker 2: why they want to grow. Take the IRS, which had
Speaker 2: a complete budget of thirteen billion dollars entire budget and
Speaker 2: give it eighty billion dollars more because it's going to
Speaker 2: be running through the IRS, to the tax authority as
Speaker 2: it is in Israel, through the Central Bank, and through
Speaker 2: the executive branch. Same pattern. They've got this worked out.
Speaker 2: It's going to be just like we saw off with
Speaker 2: the lockdowns and all the rest of the stuff, full
Speaker 2: on tyranny being done in every country at the same time,
Speaker 2: regardless of the political parties, regardless of their state of philosophies, etc.
Speaker 2: And so cash crypto, that's a crime because we got
Speaker 2: to know everything as a matter of fact. Just to
Speaker 2: underscore that, they're calling it black money. Black money meaning
Speaker 2: that the government can't track it and that the government
Speaker 2: cannot identify who's using it. In other words, cash cash. Oh,
Speaker 2: it's evil, it's black money. They said the same thing
Speaker 2: about the Internet, the dark web. What's so dark about it?
Speaker 2: I mean, there's pornography and prostitution and crimes and all
Speaker 2: that kind of stuff down all the time with the
Speaker 2: regular Internet. No, the darknet, though, the dark net is
Speaker 2: something they can't see. And that's why they're calling this
Speaker 2: money because it's like it's redacted. They can't see it.
Speaker 2: The staff also recommended reducing as much as possible the
Speaker 2: use of cash until it is completely canceled within the
Speaker 2: span of a few years. Reports Israel National News completely
Speaker 2: canceled cash within the span of a few years. Oh
Speaker 2: by twenty thirty. You managine twenty twenty nine, something like that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's the plan. That's the plan. You want to know
Speaker 2: where globalism is going, Let's take a look at Israel
Speaker 2: or Ukraine. In August of twenty twenty two, Israel to
Speaker 2: creed new restrictions on cash transactions of businesses that lowered
Speaker 2: the cap from twenty nine hundred dollars US to fifteen
Speaker 2: hundred dollars US. Between individuals, limit on cash transactions is
Speaker 2: lowered from thirteen thousand dollars to just under four thousand.
Speaker 2: The law also applies to any cash equivalence, and I
Speaker 2: guess that means things like cryptocurrency. Citizens who purchase an
Speaker 2: item or a service that costs more than the cap
Speaker 2: and that split the payments into several smaller transactions to
Speaker 2: avoid detection face a prison sentence of up to three years. Again,
Speaker 2: that's called structuring, and they did that even for people
Speaker 2: taking money out. Then disaster for example, right, he was
Speaker 2: guilty of being a pedophile when he was a wrestling coach.
Speaker 2: They knew he was a pedophile, so they put him
Speaker 2: in Congress. They knew he was a really bad pedophile,
Speaker 2: so they made him Speaker of the House and kept
Speaker 2: him there longer than anybody else. And then when it's
Speaker 2: all started to hit the fan, what they did was
Speaker 2: they didn't come after him for being a pedophile, even
Speaker 2: though the judge in his sentencing hearing referenced the pedophilia.
Speaker 2: They came after him because he took his money out
Speaker 2: of his own bank account in a way to avoid
Speaker 2: people questioning it. That's not a crime. I should never
Speaker 2: be a crime. What Congress should have done, what somebody
Speaker 2: should have done somewhere at state level, federal level. What
Speaker 2: they should have removed the statute of limitations on pedophile
Speaker 2: And you can do that. I mean, look at what
Speaker 2: happened in New York and in California. And this is
Speaker 2: one of the reasons why you got some of the
Speaker 2: you got Steve Tyler, I think the rock musician, you
Speaker 2: have Donald Trump in New York. And one of the
Speaker 2: reasons why some of these things have come back that
Speaker 2: were pretty old, a couple of decades old. Is because
Speaker 2: these sex allegations were a statute limitation had exceeded the
Speaker 2: statute of limitations, and they came back and said, we're
Speaker 2: going to get rid of the statute limitations for a
Speaker 2: limited time. And so people have got these old things
Speaker 2: canal litigate again. You had Olivia Hussey and the guy
Speaker 2: that played Romeo to her Juliette, part of Franco Zephyreli's
Speaker 2: Romeo and Juliet. They sued one of the movie studios
Speaker 2: because they said that they were exploited, sexually exploited. They
Speaker 2: did nude scenes with him and stuff and Romeo and Juliet,
Speaker 2: and they were underage and they were coerced into doing
Speaker 2: that type of thing. So you have you can remove
Speaker 2: the statute of limitations and you can come after people
Speaker 2: for this kind of stuff. But they didn't do that
Speaker 2: for Dennis Hastert. Instead, they came after him for what
Speaker 2: should not be a crime, structuring your withdrawals so that
Speaker 2: the government doesn't see it. I mean, he's not trying
Speaker 2: to avoid paying taxes or anything. He's just he wants privacy.
Speaker 2: But privacy is a crime with these people. Oh, that's
Speaker 2: black money. You're trying to hide something, and on and on.
Speaker 2: Offenders and Israel could also be fined ten to thirty
Speaker 2: percent of the transaction, depending on the announce amount of
Speaker 2: the transaction.
Speaker 1: And the nature.
Speaker 2: The law will mainly impact the working class, such as handymen, plumbers,
Speaker 2: and electricians, in addition to small landlords and furniture businesses rights.
Speaker 2: Another publication in Israel called the Globes. And again they're always,
Speaker 2: you know, especially Natna, who always at the front of
Speaker 2: these of wars, injections of these kinds of mark of
Speaker 2: the beast type of deals like the vaccine I d CBDC,
Speaker 2: this type of stuff always at the forefront. And this
Speaker 2: is a mark of the beast, you know. Quite frankly,
Speaker 2: when you look at it, many people say the Antichrist.
Speaker 2: But spirit of Antichrist has always been there. It has
Speaker 2: always been many Antichrist's lower case. The mark of the
Speaker 2: beast is any kind of mark from a government system
Speaker 2: that does the types of things to you that it
Speaker 2: describes as the mark of the beast. And so we
Speaker 2: have many of these, We have precursors to this. If
Speaker 2: there's going to be one final one, these are all
Speaker 2: little ones that are preparing the stage, and so, yes,
Speaker 2: it is mark of the beast. And yes, it was
Speaker 2: a mark of the beast when Biden put those mandates through.
Speaker 2: And just a remind you, Trump had those same mandates
Speaker 2: for the military and for others. But for the most part,
Speaker 2: what Biden did was to course people with money. He
Speaker 2: told the hospitals, you inject all of your employees or
Speaker 2: we're going to pull all your Medicare and Medicaid away
Speaker 2: from you. And he told the private companies, you inject
Speaker 2: all your employees or you're going to lose your government contract.
Speaker 2: That was the type of thing that I believe that
Speaker 2: the Trump administration would have done if it was Trump.
Speaker 2: But Trump already had the order in to mandate the
Speaker 2: vaccines as soon as they were given FDA approval. And
Speaker 2: I even said in December of twenty twenty, I said,
Speaker 2: that's going to be in September of twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: How did I know that, Well, because that's when school's starting,
Speaker 2: That's when they were going to approve it. Anyway, back
Speaker 2: to this Estate of Israel, it's also working on legislation
Speaker 2: that will place limits on the amount of cash that
Speaker 2: private citizens can keep at home. So they're coming after
Speaker 2: cash as well. Not only are they going to put
Speaker 2: out this CBDC thing, but they're going to restrict your
Speaker 2: cash that you keep at home. This is not in
Speaker 2: the banks, taking the money out. The camp would be
Speaker 2: placed at fifty three thousand dollars even in foreign currency.
Speaker 2: Suspicion of keeping cash at home would be grounds for
Speaker 2: a search warrant in Israel. But even if a citizen
Speaker 2: holds less than fifty three thousand dollars, they would still
Speaker 2: be required to report it to the Israeli tax authority
Speaker 2: and explain the source of the funds. Citizens will be
Speaker 2: allowed to keep only up to fourteen five hundred dollars
Speaker 2: in their homes without reporting it. The Law for the
Speaker 2: Reduction and the Use of Cash is what they call it.
Speaker 2: That's the title of this The Law for the Reduction
Speaker 2: and the Use of Cash was designed to change the
Speaker 2: public's consumption habits and to encourage a switch to digital
Speaker 2: means of payment. Rights the globes you see. Everything that
Speaker 2: Trump did in twenty twenty was designed to change the
Speaker 2: public's habits. It was there to habituate us to lock down.
Speaker 2: It was there to habituate us to a condition where
Speaker 2: the government says, your company, your job is just gone,
Speaker 2: just like that executive order.
Speaker 1: It's gone.
Speaker 2: But that's okay, because I'm going to give you a
Speaker 2: little bit of welfare. I'll give you a little bit
Speaker 2: of universal basic income. The stimulus check was to get
Speaker 2: you on board with that. How about this, I'll give
Speaker 2: you some unemployment and I'll give you a stimulus check. Okay,
Speaker 2: We're good to go.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It was to move the Overton window in people's minds.
Speaker 2: That's what Trump was doing. And so the good news is,
Speaker 2: according to mainstream media CNN, inflation has been solved. It
Speaker 2: cooled last month, which makes a way for them to
Speaker 2: do more interest rate cuts. Isn't it great? Isn't Bidenomics great?
Speaker 2: It's such a political line, and they're pretending that this
Speaker 2: is all true. CNN breathless about how inflation has been
Speaker 2: defeated and that means that we got more interest rates
Speaker 2: cuts coming Americans and Federal Reserve officials have news to celebrate,
Speaker 2: says CNN. Inflation cools significantly last month while giving central
Speaker 2: bankers more confidence to continue cutting interest rates. Well, we
Speaker 2: all know that if you know anything about economics, where
Speaker 2: if you've been paying attention. You know, that's going to
Speaker 2: fuel inflation, and so that's why we're seeing gold at
Speaker 2: all time highs. That's why silver is still cheap. As
Speaker 2: a Kickko says, well, the gold price is rallied from
Speaker 2: a thirteen year cup and handle breakout at twenty one
Speaker 2: hundred dollars in March to post thirty eight separate all
Speaker 2: time highs.
Speaker 1: To play the bond thing. That's an all time high,
Speaker 1: you know, I mean, what movie was I don't even remember.
Speaker 1: The recent rise in silver has not garnered much attention.
Speaker 1: Serves as both a safe haven investment and a key
Speaker 1: material in industrial applications, as Tony Rdman has said so
Speaker 1: many times.
Speaker 2: You know, we've talked about that. The photo of all
Speaker 2: take cells and silver seals and stuff. Silver has rallied
Speaker 2: more than thirty six percent so far this year to
Speaker 2: outpace the thirty percent gain in gold. Although gold has
Speaker 2: recently made headlines, silvers quietly served from just under twenty
Speaker 2: dollars an ounce last October to a twelve year high
Speaker 2: of over thirty two dollars an ounce this week, outperforming
Speaker 2: gold with a stunning gain of sixty five percent within
Speaker 2: the same eleven month period. The bulk of the demand
Speaker 2: for silver has been driven by the industrial sector. Silver's
Speaker 2: usage and solar panels has nearly doubled over the prior year.
Speaker 2: So what do we look for in terms of a
Speaker 2: breakout for silver? Well, Jesse Colombo says two days ago
Speaker 2: published a substack piece Here's when silver will like Goal,
Speaker 2: he said. I followed up with a related Twitter thread
Speaker 2: quickly went viral.
Speaker 1: He said.
Speaker 2: On Tuesday, China cut interest rates and unveiled an extensive
Speaker 2: stimulus package to boost as struggling economies.
Speaker 1: Not just the election here, folks.
Speaker 2: These announcements sparked a surge in commodities like Goal, silver
Speaker 2: and copper, bringing any bullish outlook on silver closer to fruition.
Speaker 1: He said.
Speaker 2: Silver now needs to close above it's thirty two dollars
Speaker 2: and fifty cent resistance level with strong volume to confirm
Speaker 2: that the next leg of the bowl market is underway.
Speaker 2: Once silver clears that thirty two to fifty resistance is
Speaker 2: likely to surge towards fifty rapidly. He says, I'm focusing
Speaker 2: on fifty as an intermediate target because it's significant psychological
Speaker 2: level and the peak that was reached during both the
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty and the twenty eleven rallies, so it's not
Speaker 2: unprecedented to get to fifty dollars. At fifty dollars a
Speaker 2: day is worth a lot less than it was in
Speaker 2: those previous times. And then finally he looks at gold
Speaker 2: priced in Swiss francs. He says, he says, it helps
Speaker 2: me to see what's really happening with gold if I
Speaker 2: look at it in terms of other currencies other than
Speaker 2: the US dollar, Because again, when you price, if you
Speaker 2: want to see what gold is really worth, you look
Speaker 2: at it in terms of pricing commodities or something like that. Say,
Speaker 2: you know, how much gold would it taken to buy
Speaker 2: this thing a certain number of years ago, versus how
Speaker 2: much gold would it take today versus looking at the
Speaker 2: constantly manipulated value of the dollar. So he looks at
Speaker 2: the Swiss franc and he says that he just saw
Speaker 2: that gold has broken out in terms of its valuation
Speaker 2: with a Swiss franc, which is one of the last
Speaker 2: holdouts and all of that stuff. Well, I'll just say again,
Speaker 2: you know, it's not just what is happening in terms
Speaker 2: of wealth insurance, but it's also important to keep in mind,
Speaker 2: what is going to be coming at us with CBDC
Speaker 2: and the harbor is what we see already happening in Israel.
Speaker 2: I think that is far more indicative of what's going on.
Speaker 2: I don't believe anything that's coming out of Canada and
Speaker 2: the US where they say, well, we're not going.
Speaker 1: To do that at all.
Speaker 2: Real quickly, before we take a break, I've got a
Speaker 2: lot of comments on here.
Speaker 1: Ratisbro. Thank you very much. I appreciate that. So his
Speaker 1: post office is filled with free COVID test.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just in listen and we'll send you these things
Speaker 2: and you can, you know, imagine that you're sick.
Speaker 1: It's just amazing.
Speaker 2: Post office is filled with free COVID test. Election time.
Speaker 2: The guy who locked us down is up for round
Speaker 2: two to pacify the masses as before, no la la lockdowns,
Speaker 2: he said, for the love of the road, Thank you
Speaker 2: very much, he says, as David said, what the funding
Speaker 2: percentage is at for the month. Yes, I'll mention it
Speaker 2: again though seventy seven percent is where we are right now.
Speaker 2: We didn't move the gauge up, but we'll get that
Speaker 2: later today. And thank you so much for your support.
Speaker 2: Really do appreciate that. For the Love of the Road
Speaker 2: has been a very strong supporters for a very long time,
Speaker 2: and frequently comments on subscribe start and I'm sorry that
Speaker 2: I don't respond as much as I should on there
Speaker 2: Ratisbro covid fears alive and well as my post office
Speaker 2: is filled with all his free COVID tests. Don't frag me, Bro.
Speaker 2: When the Amish were asked why they weren't affected by Convid,
Speaker 2: they responded, we don't watch DV yet having no apps
Speaker 2: is a goal of mine. I still write checks and
Speaker 2: use cash. Boden says, I don't use many apps, certainly
Speaker 2: none of them to pay for things I don't use
Speaker 2: that I won't use the biometric stuff either. Also says
Speaker 2: the lockdown didn't work, but the vaccine did. How many
Speaker 2: millions of people died over that? Con that con that
Speaker 2: Trump is still selling? Matthew ronson, Oh, the lockdowns had
Speaker 2: some effects. Johnson got rid of Johnson, didn't it? Jason Barker,
Speaker 2: I struggle was starting to talk about the vax while
Speaker 2: in the army because I knew it could land me
Speaker 2: in trouble. But I could not remain silent. God protected
Speaker 2: and even blessed my family throughout that time and blessed
Speaker 2: many other people. Jason with what you did that letter
Speaker 2: that he sent, and I think we kept his name
Speaker 2: kind of quiet as to what was coming from. But
Speaker 2: you know, I mean, they can find stuff out if
Speaker 2: they really want to. But it's an excellent example that
Speaker 2: was used by many people. I was told by many
Speaker 2: people that they used it. I'm starting to sound like Trump.
Speaker 2: Many many people. I was told by many, many people,
Speaker 2: But seriously, they did use it. Nurses and other people
Speaker 2: contacted me and said it was very useful. He laid
Speaker 2: out several objections that he had religious objections to that
Speaker 2: and said, you know, this is just an example. Don't
Speaker 2: copy it. You may or may not have these objections,
Speaker 2: but it was very useful to a lot of people
Speaker 2: and worked abstract concepts that surely didn't affect Old Boris
Speaker 2: Johnson so called happy hour office gatherings. No, that's right,
Speaker 2: infect Matt Hancock either did lose his job. Tom mcdog David,
Speaker 2: I feel like every four years were offered a bite
Speaker 2: from two different poop sandwiches.
Speaker 1: I don't want either of them.
Speaker 2: Howl nine thousand Watson Dancing with the Devil Yeah, the
Speaker 2: clot shot shuffle, says Matthew ronson Audi Moderator, reading the
Speaker 2: last time I went in with my mom to one
Speaker 2: of her medical appointments, I was disgusted at all the
Speaker 2: hospital employees walking around wearing masks and aping to be
Speaker 2: happy about it. Yeah, it's like a security blanket, I said.
Speaker 2: I was absolutely astounded. I've had that happen twice. We
Speaker 2: went to this one place for a medical checkup and
Speaker 2: it wasn't the usual doctor that we had, and it
Speaker 2: was somebody else. It was part of that group, and
Speaker 2: she came in with a mask, and it's like, all right,
Speaker 2: let's get this over with quickly. I'm not doing a thing,
Speaker 2: she says, a doctor wearing a mask? Are you really
Speaker 2: that stupid? And then I was like, I said, we
Speaker 2: went to a pharmacy and the person who was filmed
Speaker 2: prescriptions had a mask on as well. A medical professional
Speaker 2: is an indoctrinated drug dealer. Yeah, doctors and nurses we
Speaker 2: just followed otis like the Nuremberg defense Sola Cat nineteen
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty. The Pope said that he wants people to
Speaker 2: vote for either Trump or Harris. That's because Rome needs
Speaker 2: you to consent to continue to be ruled by their puppets.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: Well, he's part of the globalist agenda absolutely. I mean,
Speaker 2: he's even trying to set up a globalist religion.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 2: He went, all religions are the same, Let's have a
Speaker 2: one world religion. And maybe, you know, maybe I could
Speaker 2: be co chair with a Dolly Lamba or something.
Speaker 1: You know, that's what he's after.
Speaker 2: Jason Barker, In relation to SIDS, pregnant women are going
Speaker 2: to have to become recluses for nine months.
Speaker 1: To protect their babies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Guard Goldsmith replies, that's the size of it, to
Speaker 2: be safe.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Bowden says, Trump built wall, prevented the border crisis and
Speaker 2: made Mexico pay for it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: We all saw that, didn't we. That is in his
Speaker 2: mind and he thinks that's what happened. Grammy for God,
Speaker 2: says David. You need to start talking about how Trump
Speaker 2: is Israel's puppet. Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely. Solo Cat nineteen eighty.
Speaker 2: Florine and chlorine kill are friendly bacteria, then the enzymes
Speaker 2: that support digestion and clean up in the body won't
Speaker 2: get produced. That's right, that's right.
Speaker 1: M Sellers.
Speaker 2: I feel like one can spend one hundred dollars like
Speaker 2: we used to spend twenties. Very true. You know, we
Speaker 2: don't have much time here. I did want to get
Speaker 2: to this today, and I'll talk about it a little
Speaker 2: bit more tomorrow. And it is Stevie Nicks. She's got
Speaker 2: a new single out, you know, Stevie Nicks from Fleetwood Mac.
Speaker 2: She got a new single act. She said it was
Speaker 2: inspired by rov Wade. Is her protest thing. She said,
Speaker 2: quote may be the most important thing I ever do.
Speaker 2: How about that the great accomplishment of your life is
Speaker 2: to push for babies to be killed? Well, it wouldn't
Speaker 2: be the first time that she tried to normalize that.
Speaker 1: Of course.
Speaker 2: The song, this new song is called the Lighthouse.
Speaker 1: She said.
Speaker 2: It's been in the works since the Supreme Court overturned
Speaker 2: rov Wade in twenty twenty two. She said, I find
Speaker 2: it very sad at seventy six years old, but I
Speaker 2: had to see roev Wade taken away two years ago
Speaker 2: when I realized the consequences of women's rights vanishing. I
Speaker 2: watched a lot of news and I was like a
Speaker 2: sponge and it just went into me. And so she
Speaker 2: goes and she comes out with this song after two years,
Speaker 2: and she put a video together with it.
Speaker 1: She said.
Speaker 2: The video features women and men protesting, its images from
Speaker 2: past real life protests, scenes of stage ones. For the video,
Speaker 2: people are of all ages, including pregnant women as well,
Speaker 2: protesting for their right to kill babies. And she said
Speaker 2: the symbol of the lighthouse is explained as quote, a
Speaker 2: beacon of light providing a sense of direction, safety.
Speaker 1: And hope.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, Lucifer was the light bearer. The necessity
Speaker 2: for safe and legal abortion option, she said, is why
Speaker 2: I had to do this. Well, you know, she has
Speaker 2: already talked about how she killed her baby so she
Speaker 2: could be a star. It was a kind of a
Speaker 2: Faustian bargain with the devil.
Speaker 1: It was.
Speaker 2: Four years ago that she talked about how she had
Speaker 2: her abortion to pursue her world's mission. She's on a mission.
Speaker 2: She's a missionary to sell and fantaside. She looked back
Speaker 2: in her nineteen seventy nine abortion. She believed was it
Speaker 2: was most It was more important to pursue her world's
Speaker 2: mission of writing songs than to become a mother. She
Speaker 2: terminated her child during a relationship with Don Henley of
Speaker 2: the Eagles, after deciding that it would have been impossible
Speaker 2: to continue working with the band if she had had
Speaker 2: other obligations. If it wasn't for that abortion, I'm pretty
Speaker 2: sure there would have been no Fleetwood Mac.
Speaker 1: She said.
Speaker 2: There's just no way that I could have had a
Speaker 2: child then working as hard as we work constantly, and
Speaker 2: there was a lot of I was doing a lot
Speaker 2: of drugs, and I just had to walk away. Nick's
Speaker 2: maintained that performing remain the most important part of her life.
Speaker 2: Asked what would happen if she had to stop singing,
Speaker 2: she replied, well, it would kill me. It just isn't singing.
Speaker 2: It's that I would never perform again, that I would
Speaker 2: never dance across the stages of the world again. I'm
Speaker 2: not even four years ago, at seventy two, willing to
Speaker 2: give up my career. You see, in the last days,
Speaker 2: people become lovers of self. How many of you have
Speaker 2: known the love of a child. How many of you
Speaker 2: who've known that love would give it up to be
Speaker 2: a celebrity. Just the saddest thing. Tomorrow we'll talk a
Speaker 2: little bit more about this, but it is really a
Speaker 2: sign of the times, and it is a sign of
Speaker 2: how our society has fallen that somebody like this would
Speaker 2: be elevated and celebrated, have a good.
Speaker 8: Day, the common man.
Speaker 2: They created common Core and dumbed down our children. They
Speaker 2: created common Past to track and control us. They're Commons
Speaker 2: project to make sure the commoners own nothing and the
Speaker 2: communist future. They see the common man as simple, unsophisticated ordinary.
Speaker 2: But each of us has worth and dignity created in
Speaker 2: the image of God. That is what we have in common.
Speaker 2: That is what they want to take away. Their most
Speaker 2: powerful weapons are isolation, deception, intimidation. They desire to know
Speaker 2: everything about us, while they hide everything from us.
Speaker 1: It's time to turn that around.
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