Speaker 1: In a world of deceit, telling the truth is a
Speaker 1: revolutionary act. It's the David Knight Show.
Speaker 2: As the clock strikes thirteen, it's Thursday, the eleventh of December.
Speaker 2: You're our Lord, twenty twenty five. Well, we've gone from
Speaker 2: coups to illegally declared wars actually not really declared, and
Speaker 2: now we've seen a massive civil asset forfeiture, one of
Speaker 2: the biggest civil asset forfeiture they have ever done. We
Speaker 2: militarize the police for the so called drug war. Now
Speaker 2: the military is our police. They is our police. So
Speaker 2: we're going to take a look at that. We're also
Speaker 2: going to take a look at our current state of
Speaker 2: our society. We've got fireproof oreos' other crazy things. There
Speaker 2: are a couple of good things that have happened though
Speaker 2: in terms of the vaccine schedule, But you still have
Speaker 2: to get the message out to people because even if
Speaker 2: you take away the mandate, as we've seen with the
Speaker 2: mRNA Trump shots, people may still get it if they
Speaker 2: don't understand what is going on with it. So we're
Speaker 2: going to take a look at pharmaceutical industry, big tech
Speaker 2: again and the many ways that they are tightening the News,
Speaker 2: We'll be right back, stay with us. Yes, the US
Speaker 2: seizes an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela. And again,
Speaker 2: as I said, this this drug war thing, we look
Speaker 2: at people like Megan Kelly going out there and virtue
Speaker 2: signaling to her base. Yeah, yeah, I want more of this.
Speaker 2: I want these people bleeding. It's kind of the same
Speaker 2: type of thing that what was the guy's name used
Speaker 2: to work for Fox News and after the Charlie hebdo
Speaker 2: things said all these people complaining about the militarization of
Speaker 2: the police, I want the police more militarized. Well, she's
Speaker 2: doing that as well, feeding the fear, feeding the hate.
Speaker 2: And she was somebody when I talked to her personally,
Speaker 2: she had no clue what the civilized at forfeiture stuff was.
Speaker 2: Didn't know, didn't care obviously, Right, well, this is what
Speaker 2: it looks like. And you know, since Trump is taking
Speaker 2: us on a fantasy ride, I thought we would take
Speaker 2: a look at the pirates of the Caribbean because they're
Speaker 2: going to make it so difficult for people to come
Speaker 2: in from Europe and the UK in terms of vetting them.
Speaker 2: We've got to give them, now five years of social media.
Speaker 2: You know what, if you've been kicked off as social
Speaker 2: media like me, I guess well, once they reciprocate in Europe,
Speaker 2: which is the intention, I'm sure once they reciprocate. If
Speaker 2: I wanted to go, if I wanted to go through
Speaker 2: TSA hassles and the biometric face skins and the body
Speaker 2: scans and the pad downs all the rest of stuff,
Speaker 2: I probably wouldn't be allowed to get into the country
Speaker 2: because I've already been labeled as persona non grata. But
Speaker 2: this is how this stuff is fantastasizing. But let's take
Speaker 2: a look at what the pirates of the Caribbean look
Speaker 2: like in the twenty first century. Oh yo, they are
Speaker 2: repelling down the American forces, swooping in on the tanker
Speaker 2: and helicopters and repelling down ropes. Guns drawn for me, rebuild, rebuilt, shinzac.
Speaker 3: Drink up Me is your home, rodding and doze and
Speaker 3: even hijacked Drink up is your home? You like for me?
Speaker 3: Weekend of a jar, plain of mid night. Drink up
Speaker 3: to Me is your home. We weren't at the city.
Speaker 3: We're really a fright.
Speaker 2: Drink up to Me is your home?
Speaker 1: Yo, yo.
Speaker 4: For me?
Speaker 2: R are I guess when somebody mentioned to Trump that
Speaker 2: they had a lot of booty that they could get,
Speaker 2: you started having flashbacks to Jeffrey Epstein parties. But it's
Speaker 2: a different kind. You know, there's the rape kind, then
Speaker 2: there's the pillaging kind. This is the pillaging kind. This
Speaker 2: is where we are today with our our mafia don
Speaker 2: or organized crime lord who is now the pirate king.
Speaker 2: Jaw dropping moment, says Daily Mail headline. The US commandos
Speaker 2: storm Venezuela and tear tanker and a breath taking airborne
Speaker 2: takedown as tensions rocket towards a conflict. Well, here's my question.
Speaker 2: We've been told by Warpete that he's not sure that
Speaker 2: he can really release that video of them going back
Speaker 2: and murdering people who are begging for help shipwrecked. I'm
Speaker 2: not sure I can show that to you. You know,
Speaker 2: tactics and things like that, you know, national security secrets,
Speaker 2: military secrets.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this will if I show you the video, it'll
Speaker 5: really help these people fight off a plane. They can't see,
Speaker 5: can't fire, it can't do anything to.
Speaker 2: No, he doesn't want us to see that they kill
Speaker 2: people in cold blood. Its premeditated murdered. They thought about
Speaker 2: it for forty one minutes, but he will show you
Speaker 2: the tactics that they use in terms of taking over
Speaker 2: a tanker. Right now, that really is a tactical video there,
Speaker 2: So you know, if you wanted to learn how to
Speaker 2: defend against them, I don't know if you could defend,
Speaker 2: not on a tanker anyway, but or Pete just can't
Speaker 2: release them that other video, but he can show you
Speaker 2: how they take over a tanker. Right that's not a problem,
Speaker 2: is it. So troops with guns drawn darted upstairs of
Speaker 2: the bridge to take control of the vessel off the
Speaker 2: coast of Venezuela. And again Pambondy, the worst attorney general
Speaker 2: and a long, long, horrible line of attorney generals that
Speaker 2: we have had, was boasting about. So today the FBI
Speaker 2: Homeland Security Coast Guard with support from the Department of War.
Speaker 2: Let's say this is the Department of War in their imagination,
Speaker 2: it is still the Department of Defense. The name has
Speaker 2: not been changed. That costs something like two is it
Speaker 2: a million or billion? I don't know, Washington, who cares
Speaker 2: how many zeros there are, but it is incredibly expensive.
Speaker 2: Imagine it's billion, because it wouldn't have been a complaint.
Speaker 2: If it's two million, I mean, let's just get that
Speaker 2: out of the petty cash forw you.
Speaker 5: Know, yeah, they just got that lying around.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but in their imagination, because they haven't changed anything,
Speaker 2: they have change the website. So now the website says
Speaker 2: war dot gov. Boy, that says it all, doesn't it.
Speaker 2: That really is what we are. War is us. That's
Speaker 2: what they should have called it. So the tanking over
Speaker 2: this tanker and confiscating it, just like they have been
Speaker 2: doing with the war on drugs, This is the logical conclusion, folks.
Speaker 2: This is why I have opposed it for all these decades.
Speaker 2: I don't support drug use at all. I think it's horrible.
Speaker 2: I think it is a crime. But they need to
Speaker 2: pass the Constitutional Amendment if they want to prosecute it
Speaker 2: that way. But you're never going to stop it with probision,
Speaker 2: never going to stop it by criminalizing it. What they
Speaker 2: did in this drug war was they made criminals of
Speaker 2: themselves by ignoring the Constitution. But the statement from them
Speaker 2: said that this tanker was involved in illicit oil. How
Speaker 2: do we get to a point where now oil is illicit?
Speaker 2: I guess it's just too slippery or slimy right like
Speaker 2: a politician.
Speaker 5: You've got oil on you there, boy, Yeah.
Speaker 2: This is illicit oil. The tanker is criminal by the way,
Speaker 2: you know, this is the big fiction that they operate
Speaker 2: with with a civilizeet forfeiture. Well, I'm going to seize
Speaker 2: that hotel because over the last fifteen years we've had
Speaker 2: two drug busts there, and so obviously it is involved
Speaker 2: in dealing drugs because there's been two drug busts in
Speaker 2: that hotel. So I'm taking the whole thing and or
Speaker 2: you know, you come in. The very first case of
Speaker 2: this that I saw was a guy who had a
Speaker 2: private jet service. One guy, small business, he owns one
Speaker 2: jet and he was trying to charter jet service. Two
Speaker 2: guys and suits with attached a cases show up and
Speaker 2: rent his plane fly into Canada. He waits for them
Speaker 2: for their meeting and then flies them back to the
Speaker 2: US and when he arrives, you know, all these police
Speaker 2: around his his plane at gunpoint. They take these two
Speaker 2: guys out, and the two guys had been doing a
Speaker 2: drug deal and then they stole this guy's plane. He goes,
Speaker 2: what are you doing? I didn't know anything about this,
Speaker 2: and said, we know you didn't know anything about it.
Speaker 2: But your plane was involved in the crime, so we're
Speaker 2: taking that. He had to fight them for years. He
Speaker 2: went bankrupt trying to get back that was his business,
Speaker 2: his plane. He didn't have a lot of money outside
Speaker 2: and he didn't have any other capital except for that
Speaker 2: was just his plane. He eventually got it back, but
Speaker 2: he was bankrupt by that time. And the fiction was
Speaker 2: US government versus Lear Jet or whatever kind of jet.
Speaker 2: It was serial number, blah blah blah. They don't charge
Speaker 2: a person with a crime, they charge the object of
Speaker 2: the crime. So this is an illicit tanker and no
Speaker 2: fentannel on it, not even any cocaine, but it was
Speaker 2: still illicit. This should underscore the fiction of this king,
Speaker 2: the absurdity, the assault on our intelligence, the arrogance of
Speaker 2: these people. Yeah, you got an amendment for that, you know,
Speaker 2: to be able to do ciblastic forfeiturn and take an
Speaker 2: entire tanker. You know, if we had a constitutional amendment
Speaker 2: for everything that they have prohibited, as they did for alcohol,
Speaker 2: which they needed to do for alcohol, if they had
Speaker 2: a constitutional amendment for each one of these things, we'd
Speaker 2: be well over one hundred in terms of amendments that
Speaker 2: they would have added. We've only got twenty something, but
Speaker 2: we would have had another hundred of these things. Well,
Speaker 2: you know, Trump is talking about what he did.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much.
Speaker 7: It's been an interesting day from the standpoint.
Speaker 2: Of the Pirate kings.
Speaker 7: As you probably know, we've just seized a tanker the
Speaker 7: coast of Venezuela large tanker, very large or just whatever.
Speaker 7: Seased action and other things are happening.
Speaker 2: So has one ever been seized before?
Speaker 7: And you'll be talking about that later with some other people.
Speaker 7: Very excitingly for me and for the country. We've just
Speaker 7: launched the Trump gold card.
Speaker 2: With a scammer.
Speaker 7: About thirty minutes from now.
Speaker 2: You're disgusting. That goes up crook. Disgusting crook. Yeah, biggest
Speaker 2: largest one ever sees. It was big. It was huge.
Speaker 2: Nobody sees any bigger than me. You know, this is
Speaker 2: a what an idiot, what a boasting, lawless idiot he is.
Speaker 5: This must be that Somali influence already.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that set oil prices climbing sharply. I said, wealth,
Speaker 2: there's going to be an embargo and we're going to
Speaker 2: shut off the oil coming from Venezuela. Oil prices went up,
Speaker 2: went up to sixty three dollars a barrel, almost sixty
Speaker 2: two sixty nine, and I saw I looked up how
Speaker 2: many barrels of oil are there on these large tankers,
Speaker 2: anywhere from one point one to two million barrels. So
Speaker 2: that was a pretty big theft that he had there.
Speaker 2: You know, the pirate king brought in about sixty five million,
Speaker 2: one hundred and thirty million dollars. I guess right somewhere
Speaker 2: around that area are booty are you know? It's it
Speaker 2: truly is incredible what he is. And when I saw this,
Speaker 2: I mean, we've got to have some humor here, because
Speaker 2: it's just too dark otherwise. You know, we look at
Speaker 2: this lawless government that we have made me think of
Speaker 2: the Pirates of Penzance as well as the Pirates of
Speaker 2: the Caribbean. The Gilbert and Sullivan play that was really
Speaker 2: kind of made famous when a Theatre in the Park
Speaker 2: did it in New York and they had a run
Speaker 2: where they had some pop stars like Linda Ronstadt and
Speaker 2: Peter Noon or something. The guy that was with Herman
Speaker 2: Herman's Hermit's and I was in New York with Karen
Speaker 2: and we went to this with her parents, and I thought, well,
Speaker 2: let me get the libretto so I can figure out
Speaker 2: what's going on with it, you know. And I was
Speaker 2: sitting there laughing, and everybody else is trying to understand
Speaker 2: what they're saying, and they're looking at You're like, what's
Speaker 2: going on. It's like, oh, you should read this. This
Speaker 2: is really great lyrics. And so they had this The
Speaker 2: Pirates of Penzance. They have the leader who was played
Speaker 2: by Kevin Klein, and so the lyrics to the song are,
Speaker 2: when I sally forth to seek my prey, I help
Speaker 2: myself in a royal way, I sink a few more ships,
Speaker 2: It's true than a well bred monarch ought to do.
Speaker 2: You know, they're up to over twenty ships now. But
Speaker 2: many a king on a first class throne, if he
Speaker 2: wants to call his throne his own, his crown, his own,
Speaker 2: must manage somehow to get through more dirty work than
Speaker 2: ever I do where I am a pirate king. And
Speaker 2: so I was thinking, it's very the music, but I
Speaker 2: really like Gilbert and Sullivan, and that that particular song
Speaker 2: got Queen Victoria so upset with them that she gave
Speaker 2: an award to Sullivan, who wrote the music, but not
Speaker 2: to the lyricist Gilbert. She was very angry about the
Speaker 2: fact that he had mocked the monarchy, which is ripe
Speaker 2: for mocking. But you know, in another line, he says,
Speaker 2: it's better to be under the brave black flag I fly,
Speaker 2: then play a sanctimonious part with a pirate head and
Speaker 2: a pirate heart. That's right. So when asked about what
Speaker 2: the US will do with all this illicit oil that
Speaker 2: they stole, Trump said, we keep it a pirate king.
Speaker 2: Forget these no Kings protests. We need to have a
Speaker 2: protest that says no pirates instead, instead of maybe Jocelyny
Speaker 2: can rename Occupy Peace, no pirates. That's what these people are,
Speaker 2: murderous pirates. By the way, They're not like the pirates
Speaker 2: of the Caribbean and Disney World. This week's seizure marks
Speaker 2: the first time the Trump administration has moved interfere with
Speaker 2: the country's oil distribution amid the hostile pressure campaign. No,
Speaker 2: they're building up for a regime change or this is
Speaker 2: all so absurd. They think that you don't know, but
Speaker 2: we do. We do know. When reporter on Wednesday asked
Speaker 2: Trump about who owns the seized oil, tanker. He says,
Speaker 2: you'll get that information later. I wouldn't be surprised if
Speaker 2: they don't know and they don't care. I think a
Speaker 2: true pirate king don't know, don't care. I don't know
Speaker 2: the names of the people that we blew up. I
Speaker 2: don't have any. We're not going to give them due process,
Speaker 2: so I don't need to know their names. I mean,
Speaker 2: they're just out there in an area where we think
Speaker 2: people are doing drugs. So that's an instant death sentence,
Speaker 2: blown up twenty boats. We're going to start doing those
Speaker 2: strikes on land too, said Trump, and it comes amid
Speaker 2: fears that the military tensions could soon expand to other
Speaker 2: countries in Latin America's Trump on Wednesday also fired a
Speaker 2: chilling new warning at the Columbian president, who he calls
Speaker 2: a drug dealer. You want to look at a drug dealer,
Speaker 2: Go look at your CIA in essay and those people.
Speaker 2: That's where your drug dealers are, Okay. The Pentagon guarding
Speaker 2: the fields the opioid the poppy fields for opioids in Afghanistan,
Speaker 2: saying they're going to stay there. They're the drug lords,
Speaker 2: the real gang leaders, the real pirate king, he says,
Speaker 2: he's going to have himself some big problems if he
Speaker 2: doesn't wise up. I hope he's listening. He's going to
Speaker 2: be next there we go, just a thug. You're nothing
Speaker 2: but an organized crime thug. Trump. He's still claiming that
Speaker 2: he saved twenty five thousand American lives every time he
Speaker 2: blows up one of these boats. And so Jacob Sullom
Speaker 2: at Reason called him out on that insult to our intelligence.
Speaker 2: He says, you know, nobody would buy this except this
Speaker 2: benighted cult that is following him and being fed lized
Speaker 2: and propaganda by people like and let me just saki
Speaker 2: him the Roll Call of Shame, wnd Bright, Bart, Info Wars,
Speaker 2: you name it. There's a lot of sites out there,
Speaker 2: Zero Hedge often as well, just just selling these lies
Speaker 2: as if they were true. Surely disgusting. Trump is widely
Speaker 2: mocked for claiming, quote we saved twenty five thousand American
Speaker 2: lives unquote every time the US military blows up a
Speaker 2: suspected suspected drug boat in the Caribbean. Undeterred by the
Speaker 2: well deserved ridicule, the President is still pushing that preposterous premise,
Speaker 2: which implies that he has prevented six hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: thousand drug related deaths by entering attacks that so far
Speaker 2: have destroyed twenty six vessels and twenty two operations. And
Speaker 2: they just admitted, by the way that it was not fentanyl,
Speaker 2: but it was cocaine that came out when the admiral,
Speaker 2: Admiral Bradley, who commanded that these people be murdered, that's
Speaker 2: when he was talking about that, said you know, it's cocaine.
Speaker 2: So Monday he reiterated that every single boat we shoot
Speaker 2: on average saved twenty five thousand American lives. The BBC
Speaker 2: trily notes that quote. The White House has not explained
Speaker 2: how it arrived at this figure because it's a lie.
Speaker 2: It seems to be the product of several imperial and
Speaker 2: logical fallacies, several lives, says Jacob Sullom. He said, first
Speaker 2: of all, Trump erroneously thinks that the targeted boats were
Speaker 2: carrying fentanyl. Again, that is not the case, not the
Speaker 2: case in this very first one, which was the double
Speaker 2: right tap as well. The boats get hit, he said,
Speaker 2: and you see fentanyl all over the ocean. I wonder
Speaker 2: if anybody has thought that through or not. I have
Speaker 2: no idea what fentanyl looks like. I don't know. If
Speaker 2: it's a powder, I don't know if it's a liquid.
Speaker 2: Is it in pill forms? I see floating pills. Do
Speaker 2: you think that you would really see it all over
Speaker 2: the water when you blow it up if it was
Speaker 2: in any of those forms. I have no idea what
Speaker 2: form ventanyl is.
Speaker 5: I can tell, because there's just much of fish and
Speaker 5: dolphins and sharks just doing the fentanyl slump.
Speaker 2: You know, Yeah, I don't know, all slump and go
Speaker 2: the surface. I don't know. It's very deadly. I'm not
Speaker 2: I'm not downplaying fentanyl. I know people, multiple people who've
Speaker 2: had their children have died from fentanyl. So it's a
Speaker 2: serious thing. But it's a product, folks of the drug war.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, we wouldn't have fentanyl if we didn't
Speaker 2: have the drug war. I've said forever before fentanyl all
Speaker 2: ever came around. I said, it's a hallmark of probition,
Speaker 2: just like alcohol probition, that you constantly get more dangerous
Speaker 2: and concentrated forms of whatever it is that you're trying
Speaker 2: to prohibit. I mean, it's just it's almost like an
Speaker 2: economic law. And of course fentanyl was developed by a
Speaker 2: pharmaceutical company in the US, but its use in terms
Speaker 2: of recreational drug use is a consequence of our prohibition,
Speaker 2: just like they went from beer and wine to hard
Speaker 2: liquor and wood alcohol and things like that. Fentanyl accounts
Speaker 2: for most of the drug related deaths in the United States.
Speaker 2: Is implicated in more than forty nine thousand drug deaths
Speaker 2: sixty percent of the total of drug deats. Cocaine was
Speaker 2: detected in about twenty two five hundred cases, about twenty
Speaker 2: eight percent of the time. Yeah, I don't even you know,
Speaker 2: even cocaine is is involved in a lot of drug overdoses.
Speaker 2: I remember when we first moved in North Carolina, it
Speaker 2: was a big deal because there was I remember he
Speaker 2: was with Maryland University and I can't remember the guy's name.
Speaker 2: That was Lenny something. And the story was this is
Speaker 2: a college kid playing basketball and he was squeaky clean
Speaker 2: according to everybody else. He'd never been involved in that
Speaker 2: kind of stuff. He goes to a party and somebody
Speaker 2: gives him cocaine. First time he tries it, it gives
Speaker 2: him a heart attack. Now I don't know if that
Speaker 2: was true or not, but that was the story that
Speaker 2: came out and was it Lenny White. I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's been a long time. That was about forty five
Speaker 2: years ago. Anyway, it's a tragedy, and you're always kind
Speaker 2: of playing a little bit of Russian roulette whenever you
Speaker 2: do drugs, aren't you You don't really know what's in it,
Speaker 2: and you don't know the you don't know the concentration
Speaker 2: in it either. It's almost like taking a trump shot
Speaker 2: in the sense that you know the trump shot. Look
Speaker 2: at how the dosage varied, and they did that deliberately.
Speaker 2: They knew exactly what they were doing. And you don't
Speaker 2: know what's in it, right, What exactly is that? Well,
Speaker 2: they can't tell you. It be a secret. A second,
Speaker 2: Trump imagines, contrary to more than a century of experience
Speaker 2: of drug in addiction, that traffickers do not compensate for
Speaker 2: intercepted shipments by sending more. It's hard to understand why
Speaker 2: Trump says that the policy of drug interdiction is totally
Speaker 2: ineffective if he then boasts about it by saying, well,
Speaker 2: we took more of it off the market. Well, you
Speaker 2: don't have to do no knock assassinations with to do
Speaker 2: drug interdiction. If you want to confiscate it. Coast Guard
Speaker 2: has been doing that for a very long time. They
Speaker 2: did it at exactly the same time that he was
Speaker 2: boasting that he blew this boat up. So you don't
Speaker 2: have to blow it up with missiles. You can confiscate
Speaker 2: it if that's your goal. If you think that helps
Speaker 2: to take it off the market. It doesn't help to
Speaker 2: take it off the market anyway.
Speaker 5: You could probably seize more cocaine just by going around
Speaker 5: and searching the offices in Washington, DC.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, you'd ask the CIA where they got their
Speaker 2: stash stored that they're selling to people. Third, Trump assumes
Speaker 2: that any given amount of drugs would be evenly divided
Speaker 2: into lethal doses, each of which would be consumed in
Speaker 2: one sitting by a different person. Pambondi relied on the
Speaker 2: same plainly unrealistic assumption when she absurdly claimed that the
Speaker 2: Trump administration had saved two hundred and fifty eight million
Speaker 2: lives during its first one hundred days by intercepting fentanyl shipments. Again,
Speaker 2: but think about the fact that this guy who keeps
Speaker 2: telling us how many hundreds of millions of lives you say,
Speaker 2: has destroyed hundreds of millions of lives with his m
Speaker 2: RNA shot. He's killed tens of millions and he has
Speaker 2: permanently disabled many tens of millions more. And if they're
Speaker 2: going to do that to you, then why are we
Speaker 2: concerned about this other thing here? And many people this
Speaker 2: was even worse. It's not only the fact that he
Speaker 2: paid for using your money, your debt, that he paid
Speaker 2: for this mr this Trump shot that was killing people
Speaker 2: mr and anything, the genetic code injection. Not only did
Speaker 2: he make us pay for it, but then he and
Speaker 2: Biden forced people into it with their lockdowns and all
Speaker 2: the rest of this stuff. It was a one to
Speaker 2: two punch, folks. This is not a different approach by
Speaker 2: two of them. It was a planned tag team match.
Speaker 2: Just to understand that. And so the people who are
Speaker 2: poor souls who are taking cocaine and fentanyl for the
Speaker 2: most part, have made that choice. But these people forced
Speaker 2: you to take a deadly unknown drug. Who's the worst
Speaker 2: drug dealer? Trump? By far? Those bogus numbers would be
Speaker 2: amusing if Trump were not deploying them to justify a
Speaker 2: policy of killing suspected cocaine couriers at a distance and
Speaker 2: in cold blood without legal authorization. Or any semblance of
Speaker 2: due process. Trump conflates drug smuggling with violent aggression, saying
Speaker 2: it amounts to an arm attack against the United States
Speaker 2: that requires a lethal military response. His meretricious math aims
Speaker 2: to bolster that reality defying description. He hopes his extravagant
Speaker 2: claims about hypothetical deaths prevented by his bloodthirsty anti drug
Speaker 2: strategy will distance the public from the actual deaths that
Speaker 2: he's ordered. Yeah, he truly is a pirate king. And
Speaker 2: I've said that that is one of the most dangerous
Speaker 2: things to come out of this, to say that the
Speaker 2: possession of drugs is a violent act, that it is
Speaker 2: an attack, that it is terrorism. You follow that logic,
Speaker 2: and you're look at what he's doing by putting a
Speaker 2: military into cities. And we know where this is leading, folks.
Speaker 2: I've been telling people this for a very long time.
Speaker 2: So one of the reasons why they called it drug war.
Speaker 2: I think they called it drug war because they didn't
Speaker 2: want to remind people what a failure prohibition was. And
Speaker 2: they also didn't want people asking questions like why don't
Speaker 2: we have something like the eighteenth Amendment. But I think
Speaker 2: this is where this is going and so forget the
Speaker 2: no Kings protest. We need to have a no pirates protest.
Speaker 2: So let's take a quick break here. Actually we're going today.
Speaker 2: We're going to relax things a little bit. Come play
Speaker 2: a couple of tunes in the different breaks. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: go through the comments, struck.
Speaker 5: I also just want to say, it's just a drug.
Speaker 5: Unless you are helping them overcome their addiction, we'll simply
Speaker 5: find something too substitute.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 5: If they are addicted to fentanyl, if they can't get
Speaker 5: their fix, they will try anything else, whatever they can find.
Speaker 2: Yeah, airplane glue, you name it. I mean, I had
Speaker 2: a friend I used to hang out with and he
Speaker 2: couldn't get alcohol, couldn't get anybody to buy alcohol for him.
Speaker 2: So we went down and bought a bunch of at
Speaker 2: nycall and started swilling that. It's like, are you crazy?
Speaker 2: What's the matter with you? I don't know what else
Speaker 2: is in that besides the alcohol. But it actually has
Speaker 2: quite a bit of alcohol. That's that's in it. It's
Speaker 2: got more alcohol than a lot of alcoholic drinks do.
Speaker 2: And so people if they want to get high or
Speaker 2: something like that, that's the issue. You got to change that.
Speaker 2: You've got to fix their Wanter. Right, it's a spiritual issue,
Speaker 2: and they're never going to solve a spiritual issue with
Speaker 2: the police and the military. It's a spiritual war.
Speaker 5: It's not a drug war, even if it's something as
Speaker 5: simple as huffing gasoline. You know, gasoline is everywhere, it's
Speaker 5: relatively cheap.
Speaker 2: You just does that get people high?
Speaker 5: Yeah, the Australians have a huge problem with Aboriginal siphoning
Speaker 5: gas out of tanks, stealing it from people to huff it.
Speaker 2: I imagine that kills a lot of brain salt.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it destroys your brain. But let's see what
Speaker 5: the counts we've got. Wally Walrice says I got the
Speaker 5: join Ice advertisement from Rumble to watch the chat this morning. Wally,
Speaker 5: when are you signing up?
Speaker 2: Maybe they haven't really done their research. If giving adds
Speaker 2: to my audience to join Ice.
Speaker 5: We're getting paid and they're not getting anything. That's right,
Speaker 5: wasted cash on their part. Guard Goldsmith always get to
Speaker 5: see Guard. You can find him online at Liberty Conspiracy
Speaker 5: on Rumble and at Guard Goldsmith on Twitter.
Speaker 2: He says a can also substack as well.
Speaker 5: Its true, Yeah, substack. Kevin Klein is always fun in shows.
Speaker 2: Yeah he was. He was really great. And the Pirates
Speaker 2: of Penzance said they did it more slapstake. Problem was
Speaker 2: with American singers it could be a little bit harder
Speaker 2: to understand what they were saying than the typical Gilbert
Speaker 2: and Sullivan people from Doillly KRT you know in the UK.
Speaker 2: But he actually played the part. They did a movie
Speaker 2: of it and he actually played the part. And movie
Speaker 2: they did have a British singer who did the major
Speaker 2: general part. Because you really need to be able to
Speaker 2: understand what he's saying. He does. I am a major general,
Speaker 2: very model of a modern major general. Go ahead, sorry,
Speaker 2: Jack Sparrow is Trump? I think maybe Jack Sparrow was
Speaker 2: Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 5: Trump Burger says, Jack Sparrow is greater than Trump's.
Speaker 2: Oh there you go, that's right, that's right. Better.
Speaker 5: Pirate Southern Citizens says most Trump supporters approve of the
Speaker 5: unconstitutional takeover of the seas.
Speaker 2: That's right. And they've got their peanut gallery cheerleaders out there.
Speaker 2: Same people, what do you expect, I mean, if they're
Speaker 2: going to cheer the cold blooded, premeditated murder of people
Speaker 2: who are shipwrecked and waiving for help. Disgusting. And if
Speaker 2: they're going to cheer that, of course they would chair
Speaker 2: seizing a tanker. That's great, go.
Speaker 5: Ahead, pezidant Ovante says, no pirates except for the Pittsburgh
Speaker 5: MLB team.
Speaker 2: And the Buccaneers. I grew up in Tampa and they'd
Speaker 2: always have the Gasparilla parade that was there and had
Speaker 2: this big sailing ship and they would sail it into
Speaker 2: the harbor there and they would have the parade and
Speaker 2: that would be the kickoff of the state Fair that
Speaker 2: was in Tampa, and I was involved in that. Of course,
Speaker 2: they've changed that now, the state fair has moved over
Speaker 2: to the center of the state. But it was always
Speaker 2: a lot of fun and I was always in a
Speaker 2: marching band for six years their junior, high school and
Speaker 2: high school in those parades. But yeah, they all had
Speaker 2: They had these doctors and lawyers who were part of
Speaker 2: a very expensive club. And one year when I was
Speaker 2: in college, the band fraternity that it was in it
Speaker 2: was an honorary fraternity that was there and we to
Speaker 2: raise money, we did the makeup for these pirates. I
Speaker 2: got a picture of me somewhere made up as a
Speaker 2: pirate with you know my like black eyes and a
Speaker 2: big beard on and all this kind of stuff.
Speaker 5: But maybe maybe for one of the shows this week
Speaker 5: or the next we'll do talk like a pirate show
Speaker 5: each other the entire show.
Speaker 2: That's probably an AI app for that. That'll do that
Speaker 2: real time.
Speaker 5: I imagine real Jason Barker. Of course Jason Barker's parts
Speaker 5: of Knights the Storm, along with Angry Tiger and others,
Speaker 5: which he says, I don't think we have twenty six
Speaker 5: k Americans that can afford cocaine.
Speaker 2: That's a good point. That's that's funny.
Speaker 5: Also, you know good when cocaine was at a height,
Speaker 5: it was the eighties, and that was when Wall Street
Speaker 5: was booming. It was probably the last time America's economy
Speaker 5: was at its best.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, every time I think about cocaine, I
Speaker 2: think about the CIA's crack cocaine.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: And of course you know they turned it into crack
Speaker 2: cocaine when it came back to America and then they
Speaker 2: pushed it out through freeway. Ricky Ross and he blew
Speaker 2: the lid on all of that stuff, and so did
Speaker 2: Gary Webb was eventually he had his career destroyed. They
Speaker 2: eventually killed him for blowing the lid on all that.
Speaker 2: But that was that concentrated form of crack cocaine was
Speaker 2: created by the CIA so they could fund an illegal,
Speaker 2: undeclared war. Now we just do the wars openly, right,
Speaker 2: I mean, didn't need to do all that stuff. But
Speaker 2: I'm sure they made a lot of money. And CIA
Speaker 2: gets those black funds. You think they spent it all
Speaker 2: on illegal wars or they keep some of that. Do
Speaker 2: they get some sticky fingers with that? But he had
Speaker 2: Charlie Sheen come out and talk about that period of
Speaker 2: life where he went through and he did the meltdown
Speaker 2: and with Alex Jones and things like that, and he
Speaker 2: said at that point in his life he really hit
Speaker 2: a low and it was because of crack cocaine. He said,
Speaker 2: he'd always done a lot of drugs, he can handle them,
Speaker 2: before he got to crack cocaine and that just sent
Speaker 2: him crashing into new depravity which I won't go into.
Speaker 2: But it's pretty interesting what he had to say about
Speaker 2: crack cocaine. Everybody talks about, well, it's like crack or whatever,
Speaker 2: so it it evidently is it takes effect. So quickly
Speaker 2: that it creates a much more addictive rush than just
Speaker 2: regular cocaine.
Speaker 5: Also, you know, back when we had cocaine in Coca Cola,
Speaker 5: we built things like the Hoover Dam. You know, I'm
Speaker 5: just saying that maybe it's correlated. Patty Wax says, maybe
Speaker 5: the guy from the Imperial College estimated the American lives
Speaker 5: saved from sinking ships for Trump, similar to the mad
Speaker 5: Cow slash COVID death.
Speaker 2: Yeah, these people, you can tell her a lie because
Speaker 2: the lips are moving as it truly is made. They
Speaker 2: just throw these numbers out there and we all know
Speaker 2: they're lying, but people don't really just come out and
Speaker 2: call them a liar. I mean, you know, it's great
Speaker 2: that Jacob's and went down and broke it down. Here's
Speaker 2: the three assumptions behind this ridiculous narrative. But folks, simply
Speaker 2: a lie. It'll tell you anything. And he's got a
Speaker 2: whole army of people who can make money by supporting
Speaker 2: his lies. And you got all these bots out there
Speaker 2: who are saying I voted for this, I voted for this. Well,
Speaker 2: shame on you, and I've said that to some of them.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, Pezoovonte seventeen seventy six says this bears reiteration.
Speaker 5: A rogue government unbound by the chains of the constitution
Speaker 5: and armed to the teeth is more of a danger
Speaker 5: than any scourge of drugs.
Speaker 2: That's right. This is this gang out of DC, the Pentagon,
Speaker 2: the CIA, the President. It is the most dangerous gang
Speaker 2: that you can have anywhere. People talk about these drug
Speaker 2: cartels that have been operating with a monopoly in the
Speaker 2: black market for so long that they've become very dangerous
Speaker 2: in terms of murder, in terms of their weaponry and
Speaker 2: all the rest of stuff. Look at the murder record
Speaker 2: and the weaponry of our own government and our military
Speaker 2: when we start using it for this lend bias. That
Speaker 2: was it. Yeah, land Bias, Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I'm already says I saved a trillion brain
Speaker 5: cells by never doing drugs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, me too. That was one of the things I
Speaker 2: learned was that it bothers people. You know, that the
Speaker 2: people who were doing drugs wanted you to join in
Speaker 2: with them, and it really bothered them when I didn't
Speaker 2: do it. And that was the thing that I thought
Speaker 2: was kind of funny. Well, look, I'm not going to
Speaker 2: tell you how to live your life. Why would you
Speaker 2: feel like you need to pressure me to join you.
Speaker 2: But that was always the case where it was people
Speaker 2: drinking alcohol or people who were doing drugs. I was
Speaker 2: considered the party pooper because I didn't do it. And
Speaker 2: it's like, well, I'm not going to go along with
Speaker 2: the crowd. So as we're going to slow things down
Speaker 2: a little bit here today, we're going to play a
Speaker 2: couple of Christmas songs. Here, let's start with a good King.
Speaker 2: He wasn't a pirate King. Good King Wintless.
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Speaker 2: Well, the Trump administration is set to scrutinize foreign visitors'
Speaker 2: social media history, and I'm sure that you know the
Speaker 2: people in Europe will do the same thing in reciprocation.
Speaker 2: Well we're doing in America, we can do it as well.
Speaker 2: So you think you're going to come to the happiest
Speaker 2: place on Earth at Disney and see the Pirates of
Speaker 2: the Caribbean, You're going to have to settle for the
Speaker 2: reruns of Trump stealing an oil tanker. Travelers to the
Speaker 2: US for more than three dozen countries could soon be
Speaker 2: required to submit their most recent five years of social
Speaker 2: media activity for review before being allowed in So what
Speaker 2: do you think our own government is doing to us
Speaker 2: as American citizens? Right? You think they're not scrutinizing everything
Speaker 2: that we do. We know that they're doing that. And
Speaker 2: it's not just if you're speaking out on social media
Speaker 2: or whatever about politics, or they're following everybody. Geospatial intelligences,
Speaker 2: I said so many times, grew up with the Internet.
Speaker 2: So as the Internet, which was designed by Darpest psychologists
Speaker 2: back in the nineteen sixties, when it became practical in
Speaker 2: the nineteen nineties, when the switching equipment the hardware made
Speaker 2: it practical, they busted a hump trying to get into
Speaker 2: all of these social media companies. And so you had
Speaker 2: the CIA create its own venture capital firm in Qtel
Speaker 2: publicly did it, didn't even try to keep it secret.
Speaker 2: And then what is not really paid attention to by
Speaker 2: most people is that you've got if you look at
Speaker 2: the board of directors and most of these venture capital
Speaker 2: firms that were giving money to these social media companies.
Speaker 2: They had a lot of people who were current or
Speaker 2: former members of the NSACIA and others like that, and
Speaker 2: somehow these companies had so much working capital they could
Speaker 2: operate for years making things free, just to get everybody
Speaker 2: to try it and get addicted to it, kind of
Speaker 2: like a drug dealer who gives you first few hits
Speaker 2: for free and then he starts charging you with this stuff.
Speaker 2: And so they're using this gepacial intelligence that's where James
Speaker 2: Clapper grew up. They're using this to monitor everybody and
Speaker 2: everything that we do. And so now they want to
Speaker 2: monitor people who even just coming for a vacation at
Speaker 2: disney World, or they want to go to Yellowstone or
Speaker 2: something like that. Forget about it. A proposal filed Tuesday
Speaker 2: by Customs and Border Patrol would require social media scrutiny
Speaker 2: of any potential visitor applying for so called electronic travel Authorization,
Speaker 2: which allows people from forty two countries to spend up
Speaker 2: to ninety days in the US without a visa. And
Speaker 2: so notice that this is not a law. This is
Speaker 2: a proposal, a proposal by whom by the bureaucracy. This
Speaker 2: is the way things work. Now you don't have laws
Speaker 2: written by Congress. You have bureaucracies that are created by Congress,
Speaker 2: and they kick the responsibilities over them to write the rules.
Speaker 2: What these people do is they come up with a
Speaker 2: rule and kick it around and then put it out
Speaker 2: for a posting. And that's what they're going to do.
Speaker 2: They're going to give people, i think sixty days or
Speaker 2: something to comment on this, so you can say whatever
Speaker 2: you want to about it, and they don't have to
Speaker 2: pay attention to what you say. They may pay attention
Speaker 2: to it. They may on how angry you are about it.
Speaker 2: They might put you on a secret list somewhere using
Speaker 2: a star chamber process like the Phisi Court. But people
Speaker 2: can comment on it and they can ignore those comments.
Speaker 2: That's the way the rules are created. And the rules
Speaker 2: are worse than laws. Folks. When you look at civil
Speaker 2: asset forfeiture, why they call it civil, Well, because they're
Speaker 2: saying you didn't violate a law. We have a rule
Speaker 2: that you violated. And because you violated a rule, guess what,
Speaker 2: Just like somebody in a boat off the coast of Venezuela,
Speaker 2: you don't get any due process, and they just rather
Speaker 2: than taking your life, they take your property, you know,
Speaker 2: like an oil tanker, and then if you want to
Speaker 2: get it back, you have to sue them in court.
Speaker 2: That's why they call it civil and they call it
Speaker 2: asset forfeiture because they don't want to call it theft,
Speaker 2: which is what it is. And so you have the
Speaker 2: bureaucracy creating these rules and they pretend that since they're
Speaker 2: not laws, you don't have any due process rights. What
Speaker 2: an amazing fabrication. That is as ridiculous as Trump saying
Speaker 2: that he's saving tens of thousands of lives of each
Speaker 2: each time he murders a half dozen people. So there's
Speaker 2: no law from Congress, but there's regulations that are proposed
Speaker 2: by bureaucracy. The bureaucracy rights the rules, The bureaucracy enforces
Speaker 2: the rules. The bureaucracy then judges whether or not you
Speaker 2: are in compliance with their rules. Isn't that nice? They
Speaker 2: are the enforcement as well as judge and jury and legislators.
Speaker 2: They've combined a lot of different branches of government into this.
Speaker 2: And so you get a sixty day comment period where
Speaker 2: you are free to say anything you want about this,
Speaker 2: and they're free to ignore all of it. The requirement
Speaker 2: is set to go in effact early next year, months
Speaker 2: before thousands of foreigners expected to travel to the US
Speaker 2: to attend World Cup soccer matches. And so you said, wow,
Speaker 2: that's going to be a lot of data for them
Speaker 2: to sort through, except that now they've got AI, and
Speaker 2: AI can give them almost an instantaneous assessment. I looked
Speaker 2: at AI and I insdd about me groc and it
Speaker 2: was actually pretty accurate, talking about how I didn't like government,
Speaker 2: I pushed back against climate and COVID and all the rest.
Speaker 2: I mean, it went down the whole list and even
Speaker 2: got into my firing and said, well, Alex Jonser initially
Speaker 2: said that it was about money, but then he kind
Speaker 2: of walked that back, and it had to do with
Speaker 2: A Knight's opposition to what was going on with Stop
Speaker 2: the Steal and think they got that right. I was like, wow,
Speaker 2: So anyway, it's pretty accurate. So it can go through
Speaker 2: very quickly and assess their social media for five years.
Speaker 5: Realistically, sorting through a massive amount of data is the
Speaker 5: one use case for the best use case for AI.
Speaker 5: It's really really good at that.
Speaker 2: That's right, right, absolutely, yeah, And it used to be
Speaker 2: that they did it with a metadata. You know, when
Speaker 2: I interviewed the guy who was the head of the
Speaker 2: technical head of the NSA Bilbinni for a very long time,
Speaker 2: and he became a whistlebower pushing back against what they
Speaker 2: were doing in terms of spying against Americans, And so
Speaker 2: I interviewed him about that. He says, Yeah, you've got
Speaker 2: Michael Hayden out there saying we're not reading your email
Speaker 2: and we're not going through your texts and all all
Speaker 2: the rest of this stuff and listening to your phone conversations.
Speaker 2: He goes, of course or not, you can get the
Speaker 2: same information pretty much by going through the metadata, and
Speaker 2: it's a lot easier to program that to do that.
Speaker 2: But now with AI, they can listen to your phone
Speaker 2: conversations and they can read all of your emails and
Speaker 2: all the rest of this stuff, and they can do
Speaker 2: it almost instantaneously.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 2: The current system, applicants from countries in the visa waiver
Speaker 2: program must provide home address, phone number, email, emergency contact
Speaker 2: information along with a forty dollars fee. Here we go,
Speaker 2: this is that again. Now it's like every time you
Speaker 2: interact at the border to do anything, everything's going to
Speaker 2: be forty forty five dollars. Remember they just came at
Speaker 2: TSA said, well, if you don't have real ID, we'll
Speaker 2: still let you fly. We're such nice guys. You can
Speaker 2: still fly, but you'll have to pay us a forty
Speaker 2: five dollars fine. They'd initially put that out during the
Speaker 2: comment period as eighteen dollar fine, and evidently I'd not
Speaker 2: even seen it reported, And so I guess I said, well,
Speaker 2: so's nobody complained about an eighteen dollar fee. Let's make
Speaker 2: it forty five. And so this will be a forty
Speaker 2: dollars fee plus all of this personal information five years
Speaker 2: of your social media history. Applicants will also be asked
Speaker 2: to submit all personal business telephone numbers used in the
Speaker 2: past five years, personal and business email addresses used in
Speaker 2: the last decade, and names, dates of birth, places of birth,
Speaker 2: and addresses of immediate family members. I think they're a
Speaker 2: little bit snoopy, don't you think. The countries that are
Speaker 2: part of this will be Australia, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan,
Speaker 2: New Zealand, Poland, cutter South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Taiwan, and
Speaker 2: the UK. If you're coming from a third world country,
Speaker 2: you don't worry about any of this stuff. Just walk in.
Speaker 2: We'll give you a welfare check. The proposal has been
Speaker 2: criticized by First Amendment advocates. Those who hope to experience
Speaker 2: the wonders of the US should not have to fear
Speaker 2: that self censorship is condition of entry, said the Foundation
Speaker 2: for Individual Rights and Expression FIRE. They said that to
Speaker 2: the New York Post, requiring temporary visitors here for a
Speaker 2: vacation or a business trip to surrender five years of
Speaker 2: their social media to the US will send the message
Speaker 2: that the American commitment to free speech is a pretense,
Speaker 2: not a practice. Yeah, I think we know that already.
Speaker 2: This is not the behavior of a country that is
Speaker 2: confident in its freedoms, said the person from FIRE. Yeah, Trump,
Speaker 2: folks is a globalist, and therefore he hates free speech.
Speaker 2: He hates free press. He does everything he can to
Speaker 2: intimidate people from speaking and to intimidate the press from
Speaker 2: reporting what he's doing. Americans should not feel that they
Speaker 2: must silence themselves at home for fear that their online
Speaker 2: expression will bar their access to travel overseas. Therefore, we
Speaker 2: shouldn't put tourists coming here in that bind. Call it
Speaker 2: the Golden rule of free expression. Treat the speech of
Speaker 2: visitors the way that we want to see Americans expression
Speaker 2: treated abroad. I've always said, freedom is one thing you
Speaker 2: can't have unless you give it to others. On October first,
Speaker 2: this year, administration imposed an additional two hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: dollars visa fee, which applies to travelers from countries including Brazil, China, India,
Speaker 2: and Mexico, which are not a part of the visa
Speaker 2: waiver program. That's right, you don't need to have but
Speaker 2: you don't need to have a visa to come in
Speaker 2: from Mexico. You just walk across the border. The US
Speaker 2: plans to scrutinize all these foreign tourists social media history.
Speaker 2: Even visitors from countries like Britain and France whose citizens
Speaker 2: don't need a visa, would have to give five years
Speaker 2: worth of social media. And again, what if you're not
Speaker 2: on social media like me, Well they find out the
Speaker 2: reason I'm not on social media, I'm blacklisted. Anyway, allows
Speaker 2: people from forty two countries to travel to the US
Speaker 2: for up to nine days with that of visa. But
Speaker 2: just give us all the information about your life for
Speaker 2: the last five years. Well, you think this is only
Speaker 2: targeted towards foreigners. A leaked memo reveals that the FBI
Speaker 2: is creating a watch list that labels millions of Americans
Speaker 2: as extremists. I don't shy from that label. I'm kind
Speaker 2: of proud of it. I remember Carl hess who was
Speaker 2: the speechwriter for Barry Goldwater's one of the co founders
Speaker 2: of the Libertarian Party. He is one who said extremism
Speaker 2: and defense of liberty is no vice. Moderation in pursuit
Speaker 2: of justice is no virtue. I believe that. So call
Speaker 2: me an extremist, call me a conspiracy theorist. You're the
Speaker 2: guys who are doing the conspiracies, and you need to
Speaker 2: be called out on it. Unparalleled hostility towards huge swaths
Speaker 2: of American citizens is from Free Thought Project. Actually it's
Speaker 2: original article from Ken Klippenstein. He says, Pam Bondi is
Speaker 2: ordering the FBI to compile a list of groups or
Speaker 2: entities engaging in acts that may constitute domestic terrorism. And
Speaker 2: basically it's people who disagree with the Trump administration or
Speaker 2: criticize them. You know, Nixon had his enemy's list, that
Speaker 2: was one of the big things against him during this
Speaker 2: Watergate thing that came out, and this is just a
Speaker 2: much larger version of that, assisted by technology. The target
Speaker 2: is those expressing quote opposition to law and immigration enforcement. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I oppose their tactics, not necessarily the goals, but I
Speaker 2: absolutely oppose their tactics. Extreme views in favor of mass migration.
Speaker 2: I'm not in favor of that, or open borders, adherence
Speaker 2: to radical gender ideology. I don't do that. As well
Speaker 2: as anti Americanism, anti capitalism, and anti Christianity. Does it
Speaker 2: count if you're anti federal government? Well, anyway, it is.
Speaker 2: You notice that this is all about people that there's
Speaker 2: none of this stuff that is terrorists are extremists. Really,
Speaker 2: it's just people that are opposed to them. This is
Speaker 2: their enemy's list, So start compiling this. So, whereas the
Speaker 2: executive the memos that came out Trump's Directive National Security
Speaker 2: Presidential Memorandum in SPM seventy seven, rather it was a
Speaker 2: declaration of war on just about anyone who isn't MAGA.
Speaker 2: This is the war plan for how the government will
Speaker 2: wage it on a tactical level. In addition to compiling
Speaker 2: a list of undesirables, Bondi directs the FBI to enhance
Speaker 2: the capabilities and publicity of its tip line and order
Speaker 2: to more aggressively solicit tips from the American public. So
Speaker 2: you know, we had to see something say something from
Speaker 2: to Politano, which was absolutely despicable. You know, be a snitch,
Speaker 2: help us. This is the Republican version of that. To
Speaker 2: that end, Bondi also directs the FBI to establish a
Speaker 2: quote cash reward system. Oh okay, so we have some
Speaker 2: just call it Stasi cash. Maybe they could set up
Speaker 2: an app for that. Right, see something, say something, We'll
Speaker 2: pay you, because we're Republicans and it's all about money. Right.
Speaker 2: In a section titled defining the Domestic Terrorism threat, they
Speaker 2: cite extreme viewpoints and immigration, radical gender ideology, and anti
Speaker 2: American sentiment. Well that means that you don't like the
Speaker 2: Trump administration because I mean, you know, if you criticize
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, that's treason, because he's more important than the Constitution.
Speaker 2: For months, major media outlets have largely blown off the
Speaker 2: story about n SPM seven, thinking that it's all just
Speaker 2: Trump bluster, that it was too crazy to be serious.
Speaker 2: But a memo like this one, says Ken Clippenstein, shows
Speaker 2: you that the administration is absolutely serious about this, even
Speaker 2: if the media is not taking it seriously and is
Speaker 2: actively working to operationalize NSPM seven. Well, Trump has been
Speaker 2: covering his hand with a bandage for a full week,
Speaker 2: and if you criticize that, then you're anti American and
Speaker 2: treasonas right my take on all this. They go into
Speaker 2: all this and say, well, look at you know, he's
Speaker 2: got his hand that's bandaged, and it was bruised, and
Speaker 2: all this ret of stuff, and then we have the
Speaker 2: yet another absurd excuse from Caroline Lovett. Well, he's just
Speaker 2: the friendliest president you've ever seen. He shakes so many
Speaker 2: hands that it's bruised. Well, I want to know why
Speaker 2: it's not healing. I mean, I've never seen anybody heal
Speaker 2: like Trumpet healed when he got shot in the ear.
Speaker 2: I mean just a couple of days in it all
Speaker 2: grown back. Why is that not happening with his hand?
Speaker 2: That's what I'd like to know. That's what I would
Speaker 2: ask if I was in the White House Press corps,
Speaker 2: I would last about one question. He's now had an
Speaker 2: entire week of sporting mysterious bandages on his problematic right hand.
Speaker 2: His air, however, is doing just fine. There's not even
Speaker 2: a scar. It's not a week since Trump appeared at
Speaker 2: a lengthy cabinet meeting with two band aids on the
Speaker 2: back of his hand. The White House has yet to
Speaker 2: clarify why he needs medical bandages on his right hand.
Speaker 2: When asked about it, Caroline Lovett had a prepared response.
Speaker 2: Trump is a man of the people. He meets more
Speaker 2: Americans and shakes more hands on a daily basis than
Speaker 2: any other president in history. There is some mot soft
Speaker 2: tissue irritation caused by frequent handshaking, as well as because
Speaker 2: of his aspirin, which he takes as part of his prescriptions. There. Well,
Speaker 2: I don't know what do you think, Travis. Maybe the
Speaker 2: problem is that he's eating some of these new oreos.
Speaker 2: He saw this or not, but oreos come out with
Speaker 2: a new formulation that is sugar free. I think this
Speaker 2: video is you can always be careful. I think this video, however,
Speaker 2: is accurate. What they did was they showed how these
Speaker 2: new sugar free oreos are also fireproof. Look at this point,
Speaker 2: one there's a torch. He does it for a tenth
Speaker 2: of a second second and half a second second. It's
Speaker 2: not phase at all. Now for one second three second bursts.
Speaker 2: He keeps going up. Look at that a second fivey seconds.
Speaker 2: Somebody pointed out Elon Musky's uses on his rockets for
Speaker 2: re entry, and here they do it for thirty whole
Speaker 2: seconds and it doesn't. It doesn't catch fire. The wooden
Speaker 2: shelf that it's on starts to catch fire, but not
Speaker 2: the oreo. And that amazing. It's kind of like these
Speaker 2: McDonald's they have in Germany. At a one museum, they
Speaker 2: put in a McDonald's hamburger and French fries and it's
Speaker 2: been there for so decades and it hasn't degraded at all.
Speaker 2: Nothing eats that stuff. It's I don't know what they're
Speaker 2: making this food out of, and so I can get yeah,
Speaker 2: yeah you don't. Good news is you know your body
Speaker 2: can't process whatever this fire prove material is, so it
Speaker 2: doesn't have calories. Yeah, the shelf there is on fire,
Speaker 2: but not the oreo.
Speaker 5: Really, I do think those are just standard oreos, because
Speaker 5: I've seen that video before.
Speaker 2: A while ago.
Speaker 5: Oh really, so that may be an issue oreos have
Speaker 5: in general. To be fair, I wasn't really convinced oreos
Speaker 5: were a health food before this.
Speaker 2: That's right. We had. Karen had a cousin when we
Speaker 2: were in college who came from Italy and was visiting America.
Speaker 2: Didn't speak English in it, but when they tasted in Oreo,
Speaker 2: that was it. It was like whoa. It was like, yeah,
Speaker 2: how do we explain to them that this food is
Speaker 2: set up like a drug or something, you know, to
Speaker 2: get you hooked on it and you can't eat just one,
Speaker 2: like a potato chip or something. It's really funny he
Speaker 2: wanted to import these things back into Italy. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: go ahead, traveling.
Speaker 5: That was just funny seeing Europeans talk about American food
Speaker 5: and they're like, look how disgusting it looks. Look at this,
Speaker 5: look at that. It's like you you do not understand
Speaker 5: this stuff is built in a lab somewhere to be
Speaker 5: the best tasting, most addictive thing you have ever had.
Speaker 2: That's right. Yeah, he was truly amazed. So they goes,
Speaker 2: we don't have this in Italy. I mean, you know
Speaker 2: what I have to do to bring these in. It's like, well, good,
Speaker 2: he's thinking entrepreneurially, but you know he never did it.
Speaker 2: But you know it's the type of thing. I mean,
Speaker 2: you know, they've got Panatoni bread, which we discovered and
Speaker 2: really love Christmas time. But that's definitely not sugar free,
Speaker 2: but it is really good tasting. So you know, different
Speaker 2: cultures have different foods and you discover them from time
Speaker 2: to time. So but he never did get into the
Speaker 2: Oreo arbitrage business. So now they're coming up with an
Speaker 2: Oreo zero sugar and that'll be available in the US
Speaker 2: from January. They're already have been trying it out in
Speaker 2: China and Europe. That's been going on for a while
Speaker 2: with trials, and so they're going to bring it to America.
Speaker 2: And this is the new trend. Coke instead of their
Speaker 2: Coca zero has now got a coke sugar free zero sugar,
Speaker 2: should say, and it's different than diet coke and Coca
Speaker 2: Cola light, but regular Coca Cola, because of sale increases
Speaker 2: in the Third World, went up by one percent, but
Speaker 2: their Coca Cola zero sugar grew fourteen percent. So there
Speaker 2: is a lot of what they call it is mindful indulgence.
Speaker 2: Right now, I want to indulge in this junk food here,
Speaker 2: but I got to be mindful of the calories involved
Speaker 2: in it. Well, you might want to think about what
Speaker 2: else is in it as well. So this oreo is
Speaker 2: going to have a kind of sugar called malt atoll
Speaker 2: that's found in some fruits and vegetables, along with a
Speaker 2: soluble fiber polydextrose, a sweetener derived from sugar called sucralose,
Speaker 2: and the synthetic sweetener sulfame potassium. I think if I'm
Speaker 2: pronouncing that correctly. So be careful what you eat this
Speaker 2: holiday season. So let's have some mindful indulgence of some
Speaker 2: Christmas music here. We're going to take a quick break
Speaker 2: and we'll be right back.
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Speaker 5: Real Jason especially true here He says, looks like the
Speaker 5: oreos are made of passport material.
Speaker 2: The same stuff you saw on nine to eleven. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's right, recycle that for new use. Isn't it interesting
Speaker 2: that massive fire that they had that went for I
Speaker 2: think days in Hong Kong and it really has created
Speaker 2: a lot of anger at the government. And those buildings
Speaker 2: didn't collapse. I mean, had hundreds of people who died
Speaker 2: from the fires, but the buildings are still standing. They're
Speaker 2: very badly burned, but that's the way these things work.
Speaker 5: Well, you know what we have, Star Barkley, Thank you
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Speaker 2: He says.
Speaker 5: Maltaitol has a laxative effect, typically causing diarrhea at a
Speaker 5: daily consumption above about ninety grams. It's not good for you,
Speaker 5: but this is cheap.
Speaker 2: But this is money cheers. When I think of oreos,
Speaker 2: I always think of that Stephen Wright a joke. He
Speaker 2: said he had a very attractive dental hyghgienist. He says,
Speaker 2: always before I have an appointment with her, I have
Speaker 2: a bag of oreos to get her to take it.
Speaker 2: Spent a lot of time with them, you know.
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Speaker 2: Of your choice. Is that a new feature? Then they're
Speaker 2: just put out new ish.
Speaker 5: I think I barely have time to keep up with
Speaker 5: these sites and what they do. So I just noticed
Speaker 5: it last night.
Speaker 2: Oh that's interesting. Well, you know, it's whenever we do
Speaker 2: the visuals for these things. Like I said, you know,
Speaker 2: when I did the visuals for in the beginning, I
Speaker 2: kind of hate doing them because I don't you know,
Speaker 2: I don't want to detract from the overall message, and
Speaker 2: it's very distracting when you start looking at it. You know,
Speaker 2: you listen to it, you pay more attention to the
Speaker 2: visuals and you're not listening to the music, or maybe
Speaker 2: you're not really thinking about the most important salient parts
Speaker 2: of the biblical narrative when you look at it. We
Speaker 2: just had was it Tuesday night? I think Kevin Costner
Speaker 2: did a Nativity story and people were saying, well, it
Speaker 2: was very accurate, it was very respectful and all. So
Speaker 2: I haven't seen it. I have no opinion about it
Speaker 2: one way or the other. But when you're talking about
Speaker 2: a dramatization of this stuff, accurate details is always a
Speaker 2: relative term, you know, just like with that video that
Speaker 2: Lance did over the Trans Siberian Orchestra song, it is
Speaker 2: you're trying to convey something that's happened over a couple
Speaker 2: of years and trying to condense that into a minute
Speaker 2: or so. So we can try try to do things
Speaker 2: as accurately as he could to show people really what
Speaker 2: you know, Drusalm looked like and you know what Hard's
Speaker 2: castle and palace look like is So he went back
Speaker 2: and referenced the people who had studied this and tried
Speaker 2: to come up with the most accurate representation that could
Speaker 2: have that. But there's a lot of different issues there.
Speaker 2: There's an interesting article from Crosswalk ten traditional beliefs about
Speaker 2: Christmas that are not in the Bible, and it was
Speaker 2: things like was the manger wooden having a straw or
Speaker 2: was it stone that was holding that could hold water
Speaker 2: and all these different types of things, and it's like,
Speaker 2: you know, really those types of things, you know, were
Speaker 2: the three kings or three gifts where there are three kings,
Speaker 2: well no, actually they weren't kings. They were magi and
Speaker 2: it's just plural, so two or more could have been
Speaker 2: a lot of them. Many people believed that it was
Speaker 2: a lot of them just kind of reading things into it.
Speaker 2: But ultimate you know, did Mary write a donkey? You know,
Speaker 2: did they visit at birth or later? You know, there's
Speaker 2: a lot of different thoughts about that, and so people
Speaker 2: have kind of gone with the consensus on it. But
Speaker 2: those types of details don't really matter. The key thing
Speaker 2: that really matters, we do the line this thing here,
Speaker 2: you know, now, this is what Christmas is about, Charlie Brown.
Speaker 2: You know, what it really is about is the incarnation
Speaker 2: of Christ. And the big thing that they left out
Speaker 2: of this article. Here ten traditional beliefs about Christmas that
Speaker 2: aren't in the Bible. How about the date of December
Speaker 2: the twenty fifth. I always made a point of trying to,
Speaker 2: you know, not have our kids really think of this
Speaker 2: in terms of getting things fixed in their minds, you know,
Speaker 2: three kings or this or that, you know, just understand
Speaker 2: what the bigger perspective is. But the bigger perspective is
Speaker 2: the incarnation that in the beginning, the Word was with God,
Speaker 2: and the Word was God. All things were made by
Speaker 2: him and through him, and that type of thing, and
Speaker 2: it came in the flesh and that's the real point
Speaker 2: of it, and that's why we want to celebrate it
Speaker 2: in our family to try to focus on that. It's
Speaker 2: an opportunity to remember that and to think about it
Speaker 2: and to hold the details that are out there lightly
Speaker 2: and say, well, maybe it was that way, maybe it
Speaker 2: was this other way, whatever, And so we don't really
Speaker 2: try to hold those things very very closely because it
Speaker 2: can become more about the details. I honestly think that
Speaker 2: what God did was deliberate. I think everything he does
Speaker 2: is deliberate, but I think that it was deliberately done
Speaker 2: at a time when we didn't have any photography or
Speaker 2: anything like that. And so, you know, we you know,
Speaker 2: we get focused on appearances, right, And that's one of
Speaker 2: the things that really always spoke out to me about
Speaker 2: the Bible. If it's written by men, it would focus
Speaker 2: so much more so on the appearance of the characters
Speaker 2: and that type of thing. We have throughout the Bible.
Speaker 2: There's only a couple of moderate descriptions of somebody. You know,
Speaker 2: that Saul was tall or whatever, David was ruddy, whatever
Speaker 2: you believe that to mean. And yet you know, when
Speaker 2: you look at a novel that is written by people,
Speaker 2: what they do. They go through and they describe in
Speaker 2: minute detail what the setting looks like, what the building
Speaker 2: of the room looks like, what the people look like,
Speaker 2: and it's very focused on that. It's one of the things,
Speaker 2: you know, when we talked about who wrote the Shakespeare plays,
Speaker 2: you know, it's from the perspective of who is writing it.
Speaker 2: A guy who never had any involvement with royalty or
Speaker 2: the court or anything like that is writing all these
Speaker 2: stories about court intrigue. From that perspective, you know, it
Speaker 2: just didn't make any sense that Shakespeare would be written
Speaker 2: by this guy and Strafford on Avon because of the perspective.
Speaker 2: And so that was one of the things to me
Speaker 2: that when you look at the Bible and the way
Speaker 2: things are described, yes, this is rooted in history, and
Speaker 2: that's why we're told about the events that were happening
Speaker 2: at that time, and those have been validated by archaeology
Speaker 2: and by history and that type of thing. So, yes,
Speaker 2: it is rooted in history, but we're not rooted in
Speaker 2: the details, and we need to pay attention to the
Speaker 2: bigger picture. And so it's key that we not get
Speaker 2: into that kind of idolatry or get obsessed with the
Speaker 2: things that are kind of side issues in terms of
Speaker 2: appearance and that type of thing. You know, we have
Speaker 2: a Texas pastor is sounding the alarm about the rise
Speaker 2: of AI and churches real quickly.
Speaker 5: Can I interject about Christmas?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 5: Some people said, you know, well, you know, you don't
Speaker 5: need a special day to gather with family and remember
Speaker 5: and be thankful, And that's true, you don't. But I
Speaker 5: view it as sort of like an anniversary with my wife.
Speaker 5: I don't need a special day to remember our marriage
Speaker 5: and how wonderful she is now happy she makes me,
Speaker 5: but it's nice to have a special day for it. Anyway.
Speaker 5: I love her every single day, but it is nice
Speaker 5: to have a day to commemorate it and to give
Speaker 5: her special attention.
Speaker 2: That's very well said. Yeah, I agree, and I think
Speaker 2: if we had it to do over again, one of
Speaker 2: the regrets that I have in terms of raising the
Speaker 2: kids and things like that, I think, as a family,
Speaker 2: we should have had more days of celebration and remembrance
Speaker 2: and commemoration things like that to remember other things in history,
Speaker 2: things that are not necessarily revolving around secular government or something,
Speaker 2: but things that revolve around Christian history and the Kingdom
Speaker 2: of God. And you know, so instead of having maybe
Speaker 2: a Veteran's Day, maybe we have a Martyr's Day or
Speaker 2: something like that where we remember that. And so I'm
Speaker 2: kind of after the fact I fell in the camp,
Speaker 2: I think we need more remembrance days, more holidays and
Speaker 2: things like that. And because I think that's good to
Speaker 2: go back and think about it. We always did that
Speaker 2: with Thanksgiving, and I thought that was a very valuable
Speaker 2: thing to do. And I thought, you know, we ought
Speaker 2: to have more of those, especially because these holidays are
Speaker 2: kind of compressed around November and December. I'd be better
Speaker 2: to have some more days where we reflect on things
Speaker 2: like that. But what is happening in the churches is
Speaker 2: a reliance on artificial intelligence by a lot of pastors.
Speaker 2: And this is borne out into some polls that people
Speaker 2: have taken. They said the use of AI has increased
Speaker 2: by eighty percent across all different ministries and churches, they said.
Speaker 2: One guy who was talking about it, Ray Miller, of
Speaker 2: First Baptist Church in Abilene, Texas, recalled how AI was
Speaker 2: making an impact on others while he was a professor
Speaker 2: at a small private Christian college in Tennessee. He said,
Speaker 2: I started noticing my students using AI to get answers
Speaker 2: to difficult questions. It became sort of a running joke
Speaker 2: in the class, he said. He expressed concern regarding the
Speaker 2: exploitation of AI by bad actors, and I would say
Speaker 2: that that's my concern, with the bad actors being the
Speaker 2: government and just as many people have done with Prophecy,
Speaker 2: kind of creating a master Damas version of the Bible,
Speaker 2: making it all about predicting the future and missing the
Speaker 2: biggest message that is there. He said, also have concern
Speaker 2: that it will be used deceptively by people to exploit
Speaker 2: other church people, which is exactly what we were talking
Speaker 2: about yesterday. In terms of this Friends of Zion organization
Speaker 2: that is a political organization that is run by the
Speaker 2: Israeli government. Benjamin that now it has been for decades.
Speaker 2: It is explicitly anti Christ. When you listen to the
Speaker 2: guy was his name, Mark or Mike Evans who was
Speaker 2: the one who found it, he says, yeah, I tell
Speaker 2: people I'm not here to convert you at all. Well,
Speaker 2: either he has denied Christ's message and doesn't believe that
Speaker 2: people need Christ, or you know, he has made this
Speaker 2: all about politics. I think both of those things are true.
Speaker 2: You have large scale, weaponized political propaganda that he is
Speaker 2: putting there giving to these impastors, these wolves among the sheep,
Speaker 2: and so Idolatry can take form in many different ways.
Speaker 2: But you know, we have to know when I look
Speaker 2: at what is happening, for instance, with the murder that
Speaker 2: is happening down in Venezuela. The left has always come
Speaker 2: out and said, well, you Christians are hypocrites because you
Speaker 2: push back on abortion and yet you cheer the wars.
Speaker 2: Well I don't, I don't at all. To me, I
Speaker 2: don't think that murdering somebody at any age is oriented.
Speaker 2: And just like that essay that we had a few
Speaker 2: days ago that just stunned me when I saw it
Speaker 2: put in print, you know, the consciously doubling down on
Speaker 2: this and saying, yeah, somehow these people are grow the
Speaker 2: right to life or something. And I thought, when you
Speaker 2: use that phrase, I thought, that's straight out of planned parenthood,
Speaker 2: that's straight out of Satan's mouth. That's the reality of
Speaker 2: all this stuff. And so we need to fall back
Speaker 2: to these principles and understand where this is going. As
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, you know they are after the kids,
Speaker 2: trying to abort them in a lot of different ways.
Speaker 2: If they can't kill them, then they will try to
Speaker 2: abort them spiritually. This is something's been picked up by
Speaker 2: some influencer on social media. There is a book that's
Speaker 2: been put out that says abortion is Everything. They're trying
Speaker 2: to normalize and celebrate this. They portray abortion killing unborn
Speaker 2: children as a kind of heroic superpower. The book titled
Speaker 2: Abortion Is Everything, is being peddled by the pro abortion
Speaker 2: group Shout Your Abortion, Be Proud of It. It is
Speaker 2: set to ship January the twenty sixth, aimed squarely at
Speaker 2: children from the ages of five to eight. You see
Speaker 2: how important it is that you educate your kids at
Speaker 2: an early age, especially they understand too many times. I
Speaker 2: think when we educate children, we speak down to them
Speaker 2: where we don't think that they're ready to hear this,
Speaker 2: or can't understand it or whatever. You just keep repeating
Speaker 2: the same stuff over and over to them and talk
Speaker 2: to them like they're an adult, and they will gradually
Speaker 2: start to absorb this. Because they're doing this with the
Speaker 2: LGBT stuff, they're doing it now with abortion. Even Yeah,
Speaker 2: kids five to eight It uses vibrant, watercolor style illustrations
Speaker 2: to hook young imaginations while sipping in messages that abortion
Speaker 2: is not only acceptable but empowering. According to the group's
Speaker 2: on description, the book tells children about what abortion is,
Speaker 2: how it might feel they don't talk about that might
Speaker 2: feel to the baby, and why people have abortions. Abortion
Speaker 2: is Everything frames abortion as the actualization of a uniquely
Speaker 2: human superpower, our capacity to imagine the future and to
Speaker 2: make choices that lead us toward the life that we envision.
Speaker 2: In the latter days, people become lovers of themselves. That's
Speaker 2: what this all. This was it Maslaw's theory of self actualization.
Speaker 2: I think they were feeding a garbage to Karen because
Speaker 2: she got a master's degree in teaching and all the
Speaker 2: stuff she's reading. No wonder schools are so bad. They're
Speaker 2: deliberately set up this way anyway. The truth is the
Speaker 2: Scripture teaches is real power is found in a loving
Speaker 2: sacrifice and recognizing the inherent dignity and value in all
Speaker 2: human beings created. Said Jenna Ellis, who used to be
Speaker 2: the lawyer for Trump. Abortion is a tool that allows
Speaker 2: human beings to shape our destinies and which has shaped
Speaker 2: the entire world around us. They say, Well, other people
Speaker 2: have commented on this articles their heads. They said, children
Speaker 2: don't need imagining of a future without their siblings or
Speaker 2: their friends. They need adults who protect life, who honor God,
Speaker 2: who refuse to manipulate their innocence for political gain. Always
Speaker 2: think about that, what is the political agenda these people
Speaker 2: when they start killing civilians and children and gaza, what's
Speaker 2: their political agenda? And are they going to bamboozle you
Speaker 2: with a nostrodamis reading of biblical prophecy to get you
Speaker 2: to cheer that maybe you need to start with the
Speaker 2: fundamentals and get that down before you jump into revelation.
Speaker 2: Shout your abortion claims quote. Parents, caregivers and educators who
Speaker 2: work with children have long been searching for a tool
Speaker 2: to talk with kids about abortion, especially given the volume
Speaker 2: of political noise currently surrounding the issue. They position the
Speaker 2: book as a way to introduce the concept of abortion
Speaker 2: in a way that empowers parents and kids to begin
Speaker 2: rewriting our cultural scripts about abortion at the most foundational level.
Speaker 2: I think I would explain it to kids with that
Speaker 2: animated film the procedure. I know that's pretty strong stuff.
Speaker 9: But.
Speaker 2: It is a pretty strong action that is being done.
Speaker 2: This is desperate measures required, desperate opposition.
Speaker 5: Yes, what this is one of those things where I
Speaker 5: believe personally, every single person involved with this should be
Speaker 5: dragged off. They should be given their day in court,
Speaker 5: and when they're found guilty, executed summarily. You don't get
Speaker 5: to propagandize children that murdering babies is okay. This is
Speaker 5: where I draw lines like, no, yeah, that's not going
Speaker 5: to happen. But we need to understand there's people out
Speaker 5: there who are coming for your kids in a lot
Speaker 5: of different ways, and you need to get there first.
Speaker 5: Of what Nithan Bedford Forest said, I get their firstest
Speaker 5: with the mostess, right, you get there first with the
Speaker 5: most information. And not only that, you don't just give
Speaker 5: them your side of the story. You give them the
Speaker 5: other side of the story and you tell them why
Speaker 5: that's a lie and you oppose it. We taught evolution
Speaker 5: to our kids so we could deconstruct it, and we
Speaker 5: taught them the truth as well. Also, just look at
Speaker 5: the women in this tweet. These are the type of
Speaker 5: women that end up being kindergarten teachers and preschool teachers.
Speaker 5: These are the type of women that you will be
Speaker 5: turning your children over to if you send them to
Speaker 5: public school. These are the psychopaths that want to mold
Speaker 5: the future. And you cannot do that. You cannot give
Speaker 5: your children to this kind of person.
Speaker 2: Yeah, those are the authors and illustrators of the new book,
Speaker 2: and they are radical indeed. Well, again, as I said,
Speaker 2: we need to be careful of idolatry, we need to
Speaker 2: be careful of false narratives, and we need to always
Speaker 2: understand be able to We need to fight to discern
Speaker 2: the truth, and we need to fight injustice mass murder
Speaker 2: wherever it occurs. It's our government, if it's Israeli government,
Speaker 2: we need to understand that, and we need to look
Speaker 2: at how they use these institutions. And I would include
Speaker 2: in it the churches that are out there. Be very
Speaker 2: careful of that. Again, it began with a thousand Christian
Speaker 2: pastors this last week. They're going to do ten thousand,
Speaker 2: and they're going to incentivize them. They're going to give
Speaker 2: them lies to tell people so they will excuse anything
Speaker 2: that is done by the Israeli government. And Brian shall
Speaker 2: Hobby picked up on this. I was reading J. D.
Speaker 2: Hall yesterday and he picked up on it earlier. This week,
Speaker 2: one thousand US pastors completed their training to become ambassadors
Speaker 2: of Israel. They're not going to be ambassadors of Christ.
Speaker 2: They're going to be ambassadors not even of all of Israel.
Speaker 2: They will be ambassadors of net Yahoo because not all
Speaker 2: of Israel likes net Yahoo. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: he got less than fifty percent of the vote. He
Speaker 2: put together a coalition, and there are people in New
Speaker 2: York who were Jews who were very explicit about why
Speaker 2: they were voting. They said, for Mom Danny telling Israeli
Speaker 2: media that they said, this is our protest against what
Speaker 2: the state of Israel is doing. I think it's important
Speaker 2: that we make a distinction, and Brian shaw Hobby does
Speaker 2: make a distinction in this article between all Jews in
Speaker 2: general and the actions of the Israeli government, because as
Speaker 2: I'm an American doesn't mean that I support what the
Speaker 2: Trump administration is doing in Venezuela or what our government
Speaker 2: did in Vietnam or Afghanistan or Iraq or you name it.
Speaker 2: I don't support those actions. I don't support the CIA,
Speaker 2: And so many people in other countries would just link
Speaker 2: me together with that but we don't want to make
Speaker 2: that mistake with other people. In a video published on CBN,
Speaker 2: Zionists pastor Mike Kukabee, the current US Ambassador to Israel,
Speaker 2: tried to downplay the obvious political implications of Israel funding
Speaker 2: this program by claiming it was not political, but these
Speaker 2: pastors were instead ambassadors for Christ. He said, well, as
Speaker 2: we showed yesterday, I don't really think that that is
Speaker 2: the case.
Speaker 3: You had.
Speaker 2: This guy who put this whole thing together makes it
Speaker 2: very clear that this is not at all about making
Speaker 2: a case for Christ.
Speaker 4: I know why I'm born to defend the Jews. Now,
Speaker 4: you wrote in your newspaper yesterday that this guy converts Jews.
Speaker 4: That's complete bs. Somebody did, It's completely.
Speaker 2: It makes him angry I that somebody would think that
Speaker 2: he was telling the good news about the Lord Jesus
Speaker 2: Christ the Jews and.
Speaker 4: To combat anti Semitism.
Speaker 14: That's all I do.
Speaker 4: I do it full time, and I've got twenty.
Speaker 2: Well, let me just say it is not anti Semitism
Speaker 2: to criticize a secular government. Number one. If you get
Speaker 2: that angry when you are accused of trying to tell
Speaker 2: something about the Lord Jesus Christ, you don't believe in
Speaker 2: the Lord Jesus Christ. You don't believe a word of that,
Speaker 2: and you don't love those people if you did believe that,
Speaker 2: because if you did believe it and you loved the Jews,
Speaker 2: as he says he does, then he would tell them
Speaker 2: about Christ. What a pathetic thing. And yet Mike Huckabee
Speaker 2: is really kind of there as well, as I pointed
Speaker 2: out yesterday, he was somebody who in the nineties there
Speaker 2: was a big fight going on the Southern Baptist about
Speaker 2: whether or not they were going to stick to biblical inerrancy.
Speaker 2: Huckabee took a political position, which would say that he
Speaker 2: set that one out so that he could be outside
Speaker 2: of it and above it and not defend the Bible.
Speaker 2: And he's got it completely wrong when it comes to
Speaker 2: the rest of this stuff. How can they claim this
Speaker 2: is not political when the State of Israel is funding
Speaker 2: it and Netna who is commissioning it. The original press
Speaker 2: release that Brianshaw Hobby has is out of Jerusalem May
Speaker 2: twentieth this year, and it said the State of Israel
Speaker 2: will pay for the trip for them to come to Israel.
Speaker 2: Their diplomas will be personally signed by Netanyahu, who will
Speaker 2: speak at their graduation underscoring the significance of this initiative
Speaker 2: to the nation, to them specifically. So again, this is
Speaker 2: the idolatry that I've seen around. Donald Trump has to
Speaker 2: discussed me, and we've talked about this over and over again,
Speaker 2: and people come back and say, well, we may build
Speaker 2: golden idols to him, but there's humor in it, and
Speaker 2: we don't really think that he should be the king
Speaker 2: or the Messiah or this or that, and yet they
Speaker 2: do they do. It's just like Trump, he says, well,
Speaker 2: I'm not a king, and then he puts out means
Speaker 2: of himself as the king. No, they really do worship him.
Speaker 2: And the same thing with Netanyahu. The same people in
Speaker 2: America who worship Donald Trump also worship Benjamin Netanyahu. I
Speaker 2: want to stay away from that kind of idolatry. You know,
Speaker 2: it was Bob Dylan who wrote the song. He said,
Speaker 2: you're going to serve somebody, right to serve somebody or something.
Speaker 2: Be careful who you make god in your life. The
Speaker 2: late ninth President of Israel, the late Shimons Perez, was
Speaker 2: the founding international chairman of Friends of Zion. He commissioned
Speaker 2: the Friends of Zion Award, which has been given to
Speaker 2: twenty five world leaders, including Trump in the old office.
Speaker 2: And so Brian shall Howey says, is your pastor a Satanist?
Speaker 2: In other words, anti Christ opposed to Christ, opposed to
Speaker 2: the Gospel message, as that guy Evans is. So even
Speaker 2: literature is not allowed by this political entity under net Yahoo.
Speaker 2: You can't even bring evangelical literature and it gets confiscated
Speaker 2: on the borders. I said yesterday, if you have somebody
Speaker 2: who is ethnically Jewish but has converted to Christianity, they
Speaker 2: can't make the the citizenship thing, the i ela or
Speaker 2: whatever that is called. These pastors do not represent Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: They represent the Antichrist who is satan Is that being
Speaker 2: too rough on them? No, because Jesus himself said to
Speaker 2: those who opposed him in his time, and Brian talks
Speaker 2: about this as well, those who opposed him, they said,
Speaker 2: our father is Abraham. He says, your father's not Abraham,
Speaker 2: your father is the devil. He said, Abraham saw my
Speaker 2: dame was and believed what was coming, and he believed
Speaker 2: in what I'm doing. And so he pointed out to
Speaker 2: them that because they opposed them there's not some kind
Speaker 2: of a third way. There's two ways. Benjamin Netna, who
Speaker 2: is a criminal. There's currently a warrant for his arrest
Speaker 2: for war crimes and crimes against humanity by the International
Speaker 2: Criminal Court in the Hague, and he's currently limited in
Speaker 2: his international travel to only countries who do not support
Speaker 2: the International Criminal Court, which includes the US, or he
Speaker 2: would be getting arrested immediately. He's like Henry Kissinger in
Speaker 2: that reguard. In his own country of Israel, he is
Speaker 2: under investigation for crimes involved in funding Hamas Terrists, what
Speaker 2: they call Cuttergate, and he is seeking a full pardon
Speaker 2: for these crimes. Trump was also requesting a pardon for
Speaker 2: Benjamin Netna, who also have been implicated by victims and
Speaker 2: survivors of Satanic ritual abuse. Says Brian Shawhavey and testimony
Speaker 2: before the Israeli Kanessen. It is important to distinguish that
Speaker 2: not all Jews are Zionists and Satanists. To use the
Speaker 2: term Jew as a unified class of people is incredibly ignorant,
Speaker 2: and that is real anti Semitism. But to criticize this
Speaker 2: political entity, folks, is not racism. As many secular and
Speaker 2: Orthodox as Jews in New York City pointed out I
Speaker 2: played the clips from some Orthodox Jews as well as
Speaker 2: from a secular guy who talking about how they supported
Speaker 2: Mom Danny, and much of it was as a protest
Speaker 2: against what the state of Israel, the political entity that
Speaker 2: calls itself Israel, is actually doing, and so we need
Speaker 2: to keep these things in mind. So it was, you know,
Speaker 2: when you look at Bying points out, it's true Abraham
Speaker 2: was not a Jew. Abraham was a Hebrew right because
Speaker 2: Jew is a contraction of Judah, the tribe of Judah,
Speaker 2: and Israel was his grandson, and Judah would have been
Speaker 2: his great grandson. Those terms are not around. And it
Speaker 2: was not through a political nation that God was going
Speaker 2: to bless all nations, but it was through the Lord
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ. And keep that in mind. That's the real
Speaker 2: replacement theology that concerns me. You have so many Christians,
Speaker 2: and I have a lot of them who write me
Speaker 2: every time I talk about this, and I'm going to
Speaker 2: keep talking about it because I'm not going to get
Speaker 2: involved in any kind of racist idolatry, which is really
Speaker 2: what they are cheering with this Zionism.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 2: They say, well, people think that the Church has replaced Israel.
Speaker 2: The Church includes Jewish believers. It is an enlargement. And
Speaker 2: they talk about replacement theology, but let me tell you
Speaker 2: what's been replaced. They have replaced the Lord Jesus Christ
Speaker 2: with the political state of Israel. That's what's been replaced.
Speaker 2: And that's why I'm going to continue to talk about it.
Speaker 2: And I'm not going to cheer any wars anywhere from
Speaker 2: a political secular standpoint. No, no, And I haven't seen
Speaker 2: a justified war in a very long time. That's why
Speaker 2: I am so anti war. But it's important that we
Speaker 2: keep these things straight. And it's important, I think, for
Speaker 2: Christians to pull back from to pull back from this
Speaker 2: wanton slaughter of civilians, whether it's being done by Trump
Speaker 2: or whether it's being done by net and Yahoo. I
Speaker 2: think it's important for us to pull back against that,
Speaker 2: just like it's important to oppose abortion. We need to
Speaker 2: be pro life. Christ is pro life and we need
Speaker 2: to follow that as well. Well. We're going to take
Speaker 2: a quick break and we will be right back. Let
Speaker 2: me get quickly.
Speaker 5: We can go through the comments.
Speaker 2: Go ahead. First.
Speaker 5: I want to start off by thanking Sprumford.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Very much.
Speaker 5: Sprumford.
Speaker 2: Yes, thank you, thank you very much.
Speaker 5: God bless the Night family. Thank you for being guardians
Speaker 5: of tradition, a quote I borrowed from Michael Matt at
Speaker 5: the Remnant newspaper.
Speaker 2: That's good. Yeah, thank you. Yeah, we want to be
Speaker 2: guardians of some good, good traditions that are out there.
Speaker 2: Like I said, I think my big regret was that
Speaker 2: we didn't and our family create some new traditions that
Speaker 2: should have been out there that create your own traditions.
Speaker 2: We had some traditions around Thanksgiving and Christmas and things
Speaker 2: like that, but many other times of the year we
Speaker 2: should have had more traditions.
Speaker 5: I think we have, Ann Max says. I remember in
Speaker 5: the old days, everyone wished each other Merry Christmas, especially
Speaker 5: store clerks. Now seem to have been told not to
Speaker 5: say that. We have to say it instead. Muslims can
Speaker 5: broadcast are called a prayer across the community, but saying
Speaker 5: Marry Christmas is intolerant to Muslims.
Speaker 2: And you know, I grew up in a family that
Speaker 2: was more from the Protestant tradition and of not celebrating Christmas,
Speaker 2: and so you know, I looked at it and I thought,
Speaker 2: you know, why is it that people who hate Christ
Speaker 2: hate Christmas so much? Right, They've gone to a great
Speaker 2: deal to create an alternative of Santa Claus and commercialism
Speaker 2: and things like that. So I thought, well, you know,
Speaker 2: maybe there's something there, and maybe if this cause causes
Speaker 2: them to recoil like a vampire, maybe we should when
Speaker 2: a vampire sees a cross or something in a horror movie,
Speaker 2: then maybe we want to pull out the crosses and
Speaker 2: start pointing them at the vampires and throw some holy
Speaker 2: water on them as well watch them smoke. So we
Speaker 2: try to be very explicit about Christmas. And you know,
Speaker 2: we have a couple of songs about tradition and family time,
Speaker 2: but for the most part, I try to do songs
Speaker 2: that involve the story of Christ because whatever time of
Speaker 2: year you choose to celebrate it some people and again,
Speaker 2: if you don't celebrate it, I'm not criticizing you. As
Speaker 2: Paul said, some people look at one day is holier
Speaker 2: than another. Some people esteem every day the same. That's
Speaker 2: your own personal choice. Do what your conscience tells you.
Speaker 2: But as for me and my family, we're going to
Speaker 2: celebrate what Christ did with the incarnation, and we're going
Speaker 2: to use that as an opportunity to talk about it
Speaker 2: since it creates so much consternation. But people who get
Speaker 2: angry about Christ, they can use and do use his
Speaker 2: name throughout the year as a swear word, but we're
Speaker 2: not allowed to use it at this time of year
Speaker 2: to celebrate his incarnation. Now, we're not going to play
Speaker 2: that game.
Speaker 5: And of course, if it violates your conscience to celebrate Christmas,
Speaker 5: don't do it because we say we do it.
Speaker 2: That's right, follow you follow your conscience.
Speaker 5: On real Jason Barker. The units of this on Christmas
Speaker 5: intro features clips from the Bible series that was aired
Speaker 5: on the History Channel. I was going for the same thing.
Speaker 5: I think in reference to your video that was with
Speaker 5: the last song and Max. Traditions are the glue that
Speaker 5: keeps family and society together. There's a reason they've diminished
Speaker 5: our traditional holidays and replaced with their phony holidays to
Speaker 5: fracture us.
Speaker 2: That's right, and it is a teaching opportunity. That's one
Speaker 2: of the reasons why I did it with a family.
Speaker 2: It's an opportunity for me to teach the kids to
Speaker 2: thank critically and don't just fall into everything you know.
Speaker 2: December twenty fifth, Three Kings, all this kind of stuff. Now,
Speaker 2: let's separate out and be very deliberate about what we understand.
Speaker 2: Even if we do sing we three Kings of Orient.
Speaker 2: Are you know I like the song? Okay, I haven't
Speaker 2: done that one because you know, I understand the issues
Speaker 2: with it. But still, you know, we we would talk
Speaker 2: about that.
Speaker 5: We have Happa power h A p A. I don't
Speaker 5: know if that's an acronym of he's actually saying Happa
Speaker 5: ai or gay I.
Speaker 2: It's fake. It's gay. Okay. So we're gonna take a
Speaker 2: quick break, folks, we'll be right back.
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Speaker 2: Yug Well, it's kind of funny to watch that now,
Speaker 2: causing people to come to their sense ses and he
Speaker 2: holds up a penny. People have not come to their senses,
Speaker 2: but Trump has manned the penny, so I guess maybe
Speaker 2: that's an impediment to people coming to their senses. But
Speaker 2: it was on sale a year ago, and I think
Speaker 2: that it still has a long way to go. That's
Speaker 2: my personal take on There's a lot of investment advisors
Speaker 2: are saying the same thing. And you look at silver
Speaker 2: sword to a record high this week over sixty dollars,
Speaker 2: and there's a lot of reasons that people are giving
Speaker 2: where they think that this is a trend that's going
Speaker 2: to continue to go up. And I agree with them
Speaker 2: because when you at this, this is not simply inflation
Speaker 2: or one other thing that was driving. I mean the big,
Speaker 2: the big gold boom that we had. We've had three
Speaker 2: gold booms since we went off of the gold standard
Speaker 2: with Bretton Woods two and Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger.
Speaker 2: The first one was in the seventies and it was
Speaker 2: very big, indeed, and then there was the second one.
Speaker 2: We're now in the third one, where you've seen a
Speaker 2: massive run up in the price of gold relative to
Speaker 2: the dollar. Prior to that, there were no gold, gold
Speaker 2: booms because gold was backing the dollar and it was
Speaker 2: tied to it, and so it wasn't until you really
Speaker 2: had this bifurcation that you could have one of them
Speaker 2: going up down in terms of the other one. So
Speaker 2: it went up over sixty sixty dollars this week we
Speaker 2: had at the end of last week beginning of this
Speaker 2: it went up four percent of one day, and it's
Speaker 2: up more than one hundred perc this year. In the
Speaker 2: near term, one of the end lists his name is Cooper.
Speaker 2: So the silver market will be driven by investment flows
Speaker 2: into the silver backed ETFs, which have seen their biggest
Speaker 2: inflows since twenty twenty. Well, that's good for the price
Speaker 2: of silver, but don't be one of these people that
Speaker 2: settles for an ETF or a promise to that is
Speaker 2: backed behind silver. I came to that realization a few
Speaker 2: years ago when I realized I had some of these ETFs,
Speaker 2: and I realized that I didn't really own any silver
Speaker 2: or gold with those ETFs, and they were not tracking
Speaker 2: the price of silver and gold either. But they are
Speaker 2: big buyers of silver and gold. So that is also
Speaker 2: another factor that is going to be helping the price
Speaker 2: of real silver and real gold. Other big buyers are
Speaker 2: going to be tether and stable coins and things like that.
Speaker 2: They're looking for something that is real to give credibility
Speaker 2: to it. And that's It's the other thing that is
Speaker 2: unique this time around. It's not just about inflation or
Speaker 2: the government's uncontrolled deficit, annual deficit and the accumulated debt,
Speaker 2: which interestingly enough, Trump doesn't care about at all. Look
Speaker 2: at how he has disrupted our economy and thrown monkey
Speaker 2: wrenches into the supply chains because of this trade deficit.
Speaker 2: But he doesn't care a whit about the big deficit
Speaker 2: of thirty eight trillion dollars. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: you talk about it, you become his number one enemy.
Speaker 2: That was the first issue that he had with Thomas
Speaker 2: Massey when he started blowing up the deficit with his lockdown.
Speaker 2: And so he doesn't care at all about the real
Speaker 2: deficit that matters that he could do something about. Instead,
Speaker 2: he wants to focus on this other thing.
Speaker 12: And so.
Speaker 2: When you look at what is coming up this next year,
Speaker 2: the optimism last year was that Trump was going to
Speaker 2: do big things with bitcoin, which of course he didn't do.
Speaker 2: He didn't make a bitcoin reserve. He immediately caused problems
Speaker 2: for people because instead of talking about Bitcoin, he started
Speaker 2: talking about some of these transactional coins that were out there,
Speaker 2: like Ripple and others, and everybody was like, what is
Speaker 2: he doing? You know, he's not even talking about ethereum,
Speaker 2: let alone Bitcoin. He's talking about these other coins that
Speaker 2: are a lot more obscure, and so that was the
Speaker 2: first sign that something was up. The other issue was
Speaker 2: how he had done pumping dumps on his own trump
Speaker 2: Coin and Milania coin and things like that, and a
Speaker 2: lot of people in the crypto market said he's going
Speaker 2: to destroy the reputation of crypto. I believe that is
Speaker 2: going to be the case, and I think it's largely
Speaker 2: been done this last year as well. But he is
Speaker 2: going to be doing more with stable coin. And this
Speaker 2: year we have a replacement at the Federal Reserve chair,
Speaker 2: and so you're going to see Trump put in somebody
Speaker 2: who's going to do everything he says, and you're going
Speaker 2: to see a lot of money creation, which is going
Speaker 2: to drive inflation. You're going to see that in spades.
Speaker 2: And as jeral Clinty said, Trump is always very good
Speaker 2: for gold because he's awful for the dollar. And that's
Speaker 2: going to be the case this next year. So Russian
Speaker 2: gold reserves have reached an all time high. Estimates show
Speaker 2: the Moscow's investment in billion rows by record ninety two
Speaker 2: billion over the past twelve months, and it's gone up
Speaker 2: by fifty percent, and the part of that is due
Speaker 2: to the war. But it also showed a lot of
Speaker 2: people that the way that you get around this fiat
Speaker 2: dollar dominance that is out there, the agemony of the
Speaker 2: US dollar, and one of the easier to do that
Speaker 2: is with gold. And that's a lesson that has been
Speaker 2: internalized by the Bricks countries as well as many others.
Speaker 2: In late October, it became known that the Reserve Bank
Speaker 2: of India had returned about sixty four tons of its
Speaker 2: gold reserve from overseas between April and September, preceded by
Speaker 2: several other massive transfers. The move came amid concerns over
Speaker 2: the freezing of more than three hundred million dollars in Russian,
Speaker 2: Soviet and private assets by the West. Again trust is gone.
Speaker 2: Also in October, JP Morgan CEO Jamie demon will call him,
Speaker 2: predicted that gold could easily go to five thousand and
Speaker 2: even ten thousand in an environment like this, and again,
Speaker 2: the demon doesn't buy or sell gold, he's just an
Speaker 2: It's kind of interesting when he starts talking about assets
Speaker 2: that he doesn't want, he says, and then makes it
Speaker 2: sound like they're very desirable to have. Gold gains and
Speaker 2: silver is solidly up, setting new record high in the
Speaker 2: last few days. Edward Doubt said gold became money again
Speaker 2: this year under what he calls Basil three, and he
Speaker 2: says that the charts point to ten thousand dollars gold
Speaker 2: in his opinion. He said, a former black Rock portfolio
Speaker 2: manager A Dowd is one who's saying this. He says
Speaker 2: that gold is now repricing the end of the global
Speaker 2: sovereign debt bubble. Yeah, there's been a debt bubble, of
Speaker 2: global sovereign debt. That's the the US government and many
Speaker 2: other governments following Keynesianism. He said gold became money again
Speaker 2: recently when Basil three went through. They made gold their
Speaker 2: Tier one capital asset again. He's referring to the regulatory
Speaker 2: shift that's fully implemented on July the first, twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: which reclassified and allocated physical gold as a Tier one
Speaker 2: high quality liquid asset. This change allows banks to count
Speaker 2: gold at one hundred percent of its market value for
Speaker 2: liquidity purposes with a zero percent risk weight, effectively placing
Speaker 2: it on equal footing with cash and with sovereign bonds. So,
Speaker 2: now this rule from the Bank of International Settlement, said
Speaker 2: the Central Bank of Central Bank said, okay, so we'll
Speaker 2: allow you to carry gold at the full market value,
Speaker 2: just like you would if you had a T bill
Speaker 2: or if you had US dollars or something like that.
Speaker 2: And it's not just a T bill, but it'd be
Speaker 2: sovereign bonds from other countries as well, and so that
Speaker 2: is something is also driving the accumulation of gold. So
Speaker 2: he said, there's going to be a new monetary system
Speaker 2: at some point, and that's what's happening here. We're looking
Speaker 2: at this. Is it going to be bricks? Is it
Speaker 2: going to be some kind of a stable coin environment?
Speaker 2: This there, we know that it's going to be reset,
Speaker 2: and that the petro dollar is effectively dead, and that
Speaker 2: Brettonwood's two is going to be restructured into something else,
Speaker 2: whatever that looks like, and whatever it is. All these
Speaker 2: people who are pushing for a new system, everybody is
Speaker 2: trying to accumulate gold for the credibility of the new
Speaker 2: system that they're going to propose for people. And so
Speaker 2: the issue is is that you need gold for that
Speaker 2: same reason, not because of credibility, but just because of
Speaker 2: retaining its value. Dowd sees a quote Fiat money crisis
Speaker 2: coming unquote that necessitates owning gold. He also issued a
Speaker 2: bold long term price target based on technical analysis. He said,
Speaker 2: the chart looks in the long term like it wants
Speaker 2: to go to ten thousand dollars, he said. He noted
Speaker 2: that the structural bid for gold is being driven by
Speaker 2: central banks preparing for a monetary reset, specifically highlighting China's
Speaker 2: aggressive accumulation. Data released by China in just the last
Speaker 2: couple of days supports Dowd's view of a shifting global order.
Speaker 2: China reported record trade surpluses, as I've pointed out, of
Speaker 2: a trillion dollars. Yeah. Trump's tariffs are not working at
Speaker 2: all unless the purpose of them was to create chaos
Speaker 2: and havoc and the American economy. That's the only thing
Speaker 2: that they have done. They have not been effective at
Speaker 2: all of China. China's exports have gone up into new
Speaker 2: record territory over trillion dollars. Ours have gone down year
Speaker 2: to D eight by twenty nine percent. So just like
Speaker 2: you hurt the soy farmers, he's hurting everybody, and he's
Speaker 2: hurting manufactures internally with the chaos. As I've said many times,
Speaker 2: So China exports to the US fell twenty nine percent
Speaker 2: in November, but they more than made up for it elsewhere.
Speaker 2: So he said, China has a voracious appetite for gold.
Speaker 2: The leaders and the smart people in that country that
Speaker 2: have all the wealth know this, and so they're accumulating
Speaker 2: it very rapidly. He said. If gold were to go
Speaker 2: down twenty thirty forty percent, I would be buying it
Speaker 2: hand over fist. And I think that gold is something
Speaker 2: you just want to continually stack. That's why Tony's Wise
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Speaker 2: you to save. And that's the real power for us
Speaker 2: as individuals, is the consistent saving, even of small amounts,
Speaker 2: really makes a big difference. It's very hard to try
Speaker 2: to get a stash of stuff put up all at once,
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Speaker 2: Dowd's bullishness on precious metals is underpinned by his bearsh
Speaker 2: view on the US economy. He argues that the resilience
Speaker 2: of the US GDP over the last two years was
Speaker 2: a hallucination driven by government deficit spending and by mass migration,
Speaker 2: a dynamic that he says has now ended. So he said,
Speaker 2: the US government basically brought in twenty million illegal aliens
Speaker 2: and gave them money to keep that extended. That floor
Speaker 2: has been removed and the housing market is now rolling
Speaker 2: over again. They gave them federal subsidized loans and it
Speaker 2: pumped up the housing market, made sure that a lot
Speaker 2: of young people who would be entering the housing market
Speaker 2: could not afford to because of the housing bubble that
Speaker 2: they created. And that was a big way that they
Speaker 2: created that bubble was by giving money and federal loans
Speaker 2: to illegal aliens coming into this country. With border crossings
Speaker 2: halted and the illegal alien stimulus removed, Dowd predicts a
Speaker 2: tumultuous twenty twenty six for the housing sector. He also
Speaker 2: warned metal investors looking for growth in the tech sector
Speaker 2: to be wary of the AI boom, which he described
Speaker 2: as a bull trap, called a bullpen, a bull trap,
Speaker 2: bull excrement. You know, it's a similar to the dot
Speaker 2: com bubble. You predicted massive downside from market leaders like
Speaker 2: in Nvidia, drawing a direct parallel to the crisis systems
Speaker 2: collapse in two thousand. Well, I've been saying for a
Speaker 2: long time that I think that there was going to
Speaker 2: be a burst of that AI stock bubble. I'm not
Speaker 2: so sure anymore. I'm going to look at this pronouncement
Speaker 2: of the Trump administration about the Genesis Act. They're talking
Speaker 2: about it in terms of massive funding equivalent to the
Speaker 2: Space Program or to the Manhattan Project or whatever, and
Speaker 2: they're going to pour so many resources into it. I said,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of people have been saying there's two possibilities.
Speaker 2: Either this this tech bubble built around AI is going
Speaker 2: to blow up and take down the stock market and
Speaker 2: create a great recession or a depression. Or the other
Speaker 2: alternative is that it works and it takes everybody's jobs.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's going to happen. But I said
Speaker 2: there's a third alternative that the real killer application for
Speaker 2: this was and always has been for the government to
Speaker 2: use it to monitor and to manipulate people. And so
Speaker 2: I think that police state aspect of it. Trump has
Speaker 2: already shown he's willing to pour everything into it, and
Speaker 2: so I think the government will keep it going, just
Speaker 2: like they keep the military industrial complex going. I'm not
Speaker 2: so sure there's going to be a crash of the
Speaker 2: stock market now. I kind of feel like they're going
Speaker 2: to subsidize it whatever it takes, because it is going
Speaker 2: to be the basis of their police state powers. And
Speaker 2: it is also what his donors want. The big donors
Speaker 2: that have sidled up around him and given him lots
Speaker 2: of money want this, and he's clearing the decks. He's
Speaker 2: doing everything he can to make sure that nobody is
Speaker 2: going to stay in the way of AI, even regulatorily
Speaker 2: at state or local level. So Cisco Systems, as he
Speaker 2: pointed out, when he goes back to look at the
Speaker 2: dot com bus, he said, Cisco Systems is once the
Speaker 2: most valuable company. They lost eighty percent of their value
Speaker 2: following the March two thousand peak, and it took nearly
Speaker 2: twenty years to recover its nominal high. He warned that
Speaker 2: Nvidia shareholders face a similar dead money period. He said,
Speaker 2: if you're buying Nvidia now at these price levels, it's
Speaker 2: going to take, in my humble opinion, you might earn
Speaker 2: your money back in ten or fifteen years. So again,
Speaker 2: a lot of talk about whether the crypto Ponzi scheme
Speaker 2: is finally coming to an end. Many people are jumping
Speaker 2: into that. But I think that, yes, that is a
Speaker 2: pump and dump, and I think that the AI stuff
Speaker 2: is a real bubble. But I think they've also been
Speaker 2: able to successfully sell this to the government. The Genesis
Speaker 2: Act State that has put out by the Trump administration.
Speaker 2: I find it to be a truly frightening document when
Speaker 2: you look at how they're going to grease the skids
Speaker 2: for all this stuff. And they've laid the foundation for
Speaker 2: this with Musk and with sam Altman coming in and
Speaker 2: trying to scare everybody. You know, we have to be
Speaker 2: number one in AI or we're going to lose everything
Speaker 2: to the Chinese. He says. Recognized, says Brian shaw Hobby
Speaker 2: when he talks about the crypto stuff. He says, recognize
Speaker 2: that the adoption stories, the dollar head central banks and
Speaker 2: so forth, remain mostly marketing copy. They are not monetary policy.
Speaker 2: You know, the biggest scammer. Trump immediately shifted from bitcoin
Speaker 2: to other things when he took office, and so a
Speaker 2: lot of that has been a pump and dump. We're
Speaker 2: going to take a quick break, folks, and we will
Speaker 2: be right back.
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Speaker 2: Well, you know we've got some comments. Why don't we
Speaker 2: do those first?
Speaker 5: Yes, indeed, I want to say thank you to DG eight.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, says David.
Speaker 5: Bricks Nations are selling oil and precious metal. Saudi Arabia
Speaker 5: is partnering with thirty two other Bricks Nations. Venezuela is
Speaker 5: USA's last grasp to protect the Petro dollar.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, and it's just piracy, it really is. It's crazy.
Speaker 5: And and Max says. The AI is to assure you
Speaker 5: don't do anything anti semitic and that you take your
Speaker 5: shots as ordered.
Speaker 2: Yeah, monitoring and messaging, Yeah, don't frag me.
Speaker 5: Bro says China is already using AI, talking heads, judges, policing,
Speaker 5: et cetera. The population that large, there's no way you
Speaker 5: can effectively police and control them. You need a tremendous
Speaker 5: amount of people to accomplish even a portion of it.
Speaker 5: That it's like that article I don't remember if you
Speaker 5: were doing the show for it was me talking about
Speaker 5: churches in China and how some of them, you know,
Speaker 5: don't put their kids in school, and they managed to
Speaker 5: get away with it just because there's so many people
Speaker 5: that they have a hard time keeping track of everyone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, China is the beta test site for all this stuff, right,
Speaker 2: That's why they transferred all of our industry and our
Speaker 2: energy to them as well. But yeah, if they can
Speaker 2: control the people in China, you know, first they did
Speaker 2: it population control, let's have a one child policy, but
Speaker 2: it's also about actually controlling the people that are there,
Speaker 2: and that's why they made them the beta test site
Speaker 2: for all this traffic light system red, green, or yellow
Speaker 2: in terms of you're allowed to do things because they're
Speaker 2: monitoring you on social media. But yeah, if you keep
Speaker 2: your head down, there's so many people in China, they're
Speaker 2: not going to know that you're there. Just live in
Speaker 2: your little storage shed facility. That's what the people are
Speaker 2: living in outside of the cities. That it's like you
Speaker 2: look at a long line of storage sheds where it's
Speaker 2: you know, concrete floor and three concrete walls and a
Speaker 2: garage door, and you could drive by them, and they
Speaker 2: had the garage door up and they're all living there.
Speaker 2: They got like a living room and they're all just
Speaker 2: in there, and they open up the garage door because
Speaker 2: they needed to have the ventilation. They didn't have any
Speaker 2: windows in that thing. But if you live in a
Speaker 2: simple way like that, they don't know where you are.
Speaker 2: That's kind of what they've planned on a brave New world,
Speaker 2: the savages outside of the city, right, And so yeah,
Speaker 2: I think this comment here that we have to be
Speaker 2: like China so they don't win a nice trick to
Speaker 2: turn us into China, which has always been the agenda.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right in Max. We always, for some reason
Speaker 2: have to become what we fight, right, and we have
Speaker 2: seen this over and over again. We have become the
Speaker 2: Nazis quite literally. I mean, we're aggressive, invading other countries,
Speaker 2: and you know, we have adopted their tactics and now
Speaker 2: we are machine gunning people who are out of the fight,
Speaker 2: and we're committing war crimes like the Nazis did, and
Speaker 2: why we had the Nuremberg trials and why we had
Speaker 2: the Geneva Convention thing. We're violating all that stuff. We
Speaker 2: are the Nazis, so yeah, I agree, and we're also
Speaker 2: going to be the Chinese big brother communists. DG eight.
Speaker 5: Thank you again, he says, silver and gold is skyrocketing.
Speaker 5: I seem to remember a campaign promised out at Fort
Speaker 5: Knox that went the way of dog and transparency in
Speaker 5: justice for COVID tyranny.
Speaker 2: It's all just WWE Wrestling says all this stuff, and
Speaker 2: he has no intention of doing it. It's about grabbing
Speaker 2: headlines and keeping you busy chasing his lies while they
Speaker 2: enact these things like the Genesis Act and other things
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Opossum King says, Apple already has an app to
Speaker 5: upload your loved ones into the cloud. M I heard
Speaker 5: a woman talking about how she has an ai that
Speaker 5: she named after her grandmother and trained it on some
Speaker 5: of something to make it similar to that, and that
Speaker 5: was so horrifying to me.
Speaker 2: Well, I can understand it, because you know, we go
Speaker 2: back and we look at photographs of loved ones after
Speaker 2: they're gone, right, and it's very easy for these things
Speaker 2: to animate photographs by the way, you know, we did
Speaker 2: that Charlie Brown thing. I just took a bunch of
Speaker 2: Charlie Brown toys and stuff and had it animate Charlie
Speaker 2: Brown toys for the most part. But you know, it
Speaker 2: does a very convincing job of animating it. You don't
Speaker 2: even have to give it really any direction. Sometimes they
Speaker 2: will take direction, but it can be a very very
Speaker 2: frustrating thing trying to give direction to AI if you've
Speaker 2: got a specific thing that you want to do. And
Speaker 2: that's what the people who did the McDonald's commercial that
Speaker 2: took so much criticism and heat set they said, do
Speaker 2: you realize how many runs we had to do with
Speaker 2: this stuff and how we had to edit it to
Speaker 2: get exactly what we wanted. That's where the work is,
Speaker 2: as many people point out. So you just admitted that
Speaker 2: as expensive as all this stuff is and all the
Speaker 2: effort that's being put on it, that it's a hassle
Speaker 2: and you probably would have been just as well off
Speaker 2: or better off to do the traditional approach, And certainly
Speaker 2: with a company that's got a budget like that, they
Speaker 2: could do that for you and I we don't have
Speaker 2: the budget to do those types of things, so we,
Speaker 2: you know, we go through the different iterations of it,
Speaker 2: but it can make somethings very convincing. So if you
Speaker 2: had something Travis that that moved and talked, you know
Speaker 2: that sounded exactly like your loved ones, I can see
Speaker 2: where that would be something that would be very effective
Speaker 2: and wanted about. I know it sounds sounds creepy, but
Speaker 2: in a sense, it's not really that much different than
Speaker 2: when you look at a picture still photograph. You know
Speaker 2: your mind is doing that instead. If this thing doesn't,
Speaker 2: it makes it even more real. I don't know. That's
Speaker 2: my take on it.
Speaker 3: Yea.
Speaker 5: To me, it's just there's there was being like animating
Speaker 5: a photo and getting to see, you know, some motion
Speaker 5: what might have been going on in the moment versus
Speaker 5: trying to have and thinking in some way that you're
Speaker 5: having a conversation.
Speaker 2: With your relative. That's right now. I remember when that
Speaker 2: was done in the first Superman movie. They had Marlon Brando,
Speaker 2: and you know, it was an interactive thing. I thought,
Speaker 2: the world, you know, how the world would you that?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: I mean you can actually see it right now. You
Speaker 2: know you'd be interacting with AI and uh not with
Speaker 2: the person, but it would be simulating that person when
Speaker 2: it was interacting with you. So yeah, it is crazy.
Speaker 2: They've they're reenacting. They're enacting all of these sci fi
Speaker 2: dreams and nightmares everywhere, aren't they.
Speaker 5: All I want to say is, once I go, please
Speaker 5: nobody nobody tried to make an AI of me one.
Speaker 5: You wouldn't get the full experience. It won't be able
Speaker 5: to words, It can't say, don't frag me, bro. The
Speaker 5: USA has enough oil domestically that we don't need oil
Speaker 5: from anywhere else. It is a scam system used for
Speaker 5: creating the pretext for conflict. Oil is not scarce or limited.
Speaker 5: That's right, that's right, real, Jason Barker renaming of the
Speaker 5: Gulf Ice raids and all the other optics was always
Speaker 5: about the oil and ultimately the dollar. I agree, and
Speaker 5: I handy.
Speaker 2: Good to see you. Now we're going to get it
Speaker 2: from Greenland too, right, We're gonna take or was it yeah? Greenland? Yeah,
Speaker 2: we're gonna take over Greenland, remember that?
Speaker 14: Which?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Which, Greenland is the one you don't want.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard too much about that anymore likely either,
Speaker 2: have we. It's just kind of like Fort Knox and
Speaker 2: all the rest of this stuff.
Speaker 5: Well, maybe Greenland doesn't exist anymore. Eye Handy, good to
Speaker 5: see you. Eye Handy. Yeah, of course Eye Handy has
Speaker 5: his own substack. He is a paramedic I believe is
Speaker 5: the technical. There's different terms, but I believe paramedic emergency
Speaker 5: service worker. And he cataloged a lot of what he
Speaker 5: saw during COVID, the insanity that was going. You could
Speaker 5: ask him on substack at I Handy, he said, I
Speaker 5: just made a batch of turkey jerky. Lets it on
Speaker 5: a little too long and got turkey crisp still delicious.
Speaker 5: It's the season for turkey. We have so many wild
Speaker 5: turkeys that roam around this area and see them all
Speaker 5: during the year.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: D G eight says silver is pushing sixty four dollars
Speaker 5: an ounce today. Wow, it's going out.
Speaker 2: Ye can't even keep track of it. Well, let's talk
Speaker 2: a little bit about pharmaceutical stuff here. And this came
Speaker 2: out a few days ago. You have ten deaths. I
Speaker 2: pointed that out. You know, ten deaths are being knowledged
Speaker 2: by children in the FDA memo that was leaked. And
Speaker 2: of course in the past we have had vaccines pulled
Speaker 2: off and made illegal in a lot of states because
Speaker 2: they identified nine people who had died after having the vaccine.
Speaker 2: We don't do that anymore for some reason. Well how
Speaker 2: about that. Isn't that amazing? You know, we will pull
Speaker 2: all of the baby cribs because of one death, but
Speaker 2: we won't pull the vaccine because they have documented, you know,
Speaker 2: ten deaths or a dozen deaths or whatever. And we
Speaker 2: know that there's many, many, many anymore. In particular, one
Speaker 2: of the ones that is on theres after the persistence
Speaker 2: of his father, Ernest Ramirez, Ernest Ramiroz Junior, who was
Speaker 2: sixteen years old. He died five days after he got
Speaker 2: the Pfizer vaccine, and his father has been everywhere telling
Speaker 2: people about it, and good for him, you know, he's
Speaker 2: not going to let his son be forgotten. And it
Speaker 2: really is when we look at this and think about
Speaker 2: it's not just the children, the ten children or whatever,
Speaker 2: but it is especially true this time of year. You know,
Speaker 2: we look at these family holidays of Thanksgiving and Christmas,
Speaker 2: we think about the children that have been killed. A
Speaker 2: mother of a four month old who died two days
Speaker 2: after the routine vaccines. Warren's other parents do not blindly
Speaker 2: follow the CDC schedule. Again, it has always SIDS and
Speaker 2: the has been around for a very long time, and
Speaker 2: it's only after they started just pretending that there was
Speaker 2: no connection to the COVID shots and people dying within
Speaker 2: a few days of that. They call that sudden adult
Speaker 2: death syndrome. And I played this clip for you before
Speaker 2: a mother who said when they started that, I realized
Speaker 2: that was what killed my child.
Speaker 12: You know, because something that's been going on for over
Speaker 12: forty years just hit me. I'm child that died of
Speaker 12: SIDS in nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 16: For people that don't know what SIDS is, it's called
Speaker 16: sudden infant death syndrome or crib death was another one.
Speaker 16: I've been saying this for forty years. Over forty years.
Speaker 16: I don't understand this. He was just the doctors two
Speaker 16: weeks before got his shots. He had the perfect health,
Speaker 16: I mean, was great.
Speaker 9: And then last night.
Speaker 16: I watched and even if we watched missus G the
Speaker 16: Medical Examiner, I can't.
Speaker 9: Say it now.
Speaker 16: Anyway, I watched her show and she says, what's that
Speaker 16: rise right now? Is the adult a sudden adult syndrome,
Speaker 16: same thing as SIDS, but it's for adults. What happened
Speaker 16: lately that was forced upon people that they had to have,
Speaker 16: and all of a sudden, the rise of these adults
Speaker 16: I am for no reason is happening.
Speaker 9: And then it dawned on me that I poisoned my kid.
Speaker 10: Two weeks before.
Speaker 9: With a vaccine that I was told to say, What
Speaker 9: if that's the cause of sudden if that's death crop
Speaker 9: And they've.
Speaker 10: Been lying to us so as time, and they've been.
Speaker 9: Experimenting on our babies. So it's nineteen eighty four and before,
Speaker 9: and it's just come to light because we get more
Speaker 9: education now, we can get reached education. We're not just
Speaker 9: told whatever they want us to tell. We can look
Speaker 9: research on on what if that's the cause of sins?
Speaker 14: What if.
Speaker 9: Me doing what I thought was good killed my baby?
Speaker 9: And it's just hitting me right now because I never
Speaker 9: put two to two together until now.
Speaker 2: Tell me what you can think?
Speaker 9: Can you get cut off my rocker? Do you think
Speaker 9: I'm just being stupid?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 9: Because his death shaped my whole adult life, changed it completely,
Speaker 9: and I just wonder where I would be, what kind
Speaker 9: of person I would be if he didn't die. It
Speaker 9: made me very bitter and angry, it really did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't look at this and it's Christian's hearts
Speaker 2: are touched by abortion, why are they not touched by
Speaker 2: you know, when they get angry at planned parenthood? Why
Speaker 2: are they not angry at big pharma? And I look
Speaker 2: at the number of Christian leaders who have deceived us
Speaker 2: over this stuff really is disgusting. Like a quick break,
Speaker 2: will be right back.
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Speaker 2: Well, welcome back. Yeah, we're gonna I got a little
Speaker 2: bit more I want to say about the vaccine injury stuff,
Speaker 2: because we've just had a bit of a fight about
Speaker 2: the vaccine schedule. We had the two big cheerleaders for this,
Speaker 2: Paul Offitt Peter Hotez refused to debate this, and yet
Speaker 2: they've got their trump. FDA guy Scott Gottlieb is going
Speaker 2: on mainstream media and we're going to play for you
Speaker 2: what he had to say here. But we got some comments, Travis,
Speaker 2: that's right.
Speaker 5: Wally Wallras says there's going to be a boom in
Speaker 5: the psychiatric industry treating AI delusion and then they'll have
Speaker 5: an AI psychiatrist. Yeah, talk to you about it. Also real,
Speaker 5: Jason Barker says, I think the dangerous people coming to
Speaker 5: the conclusion that they could upload themselves to be with
Speaker 5: a loved one, it would be suicide.
Speaker 2: Yeah, speaking of those two comments together, that was what
Speaker 2: the AI. It was Claude that did that to a
Speaker 2: young child, you know, said we can be together, you know,
Speaker 2: just kill yourself, and the kid did.
Speaker 5: Yeah, psycho persuasive. It could be if it's the visage
Speaker 5: of a loved one. Yeah, and you trained it to
Speaker 5: speak like that loved one and they start talking about
Speaker 5: you can join me.
Speaker 2: M hmm, right.
Speaker 5: Overture says Harry Mudd. Was the guy on Star Trek
Speaker 5: that had a robot copy of his wife so we
Speaker 5: could tell her to shut up when she killed that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well you got a you know, just talking about AI.
Speaker 2: You know I was going to interact with humans. This
Speaker 2: is a kind of a humorous one. Here this guy
Speaker 2: goating a robot, giving it a gun that's not a
Speaker 2: real gun, but nevertheless it's going to hurt when he
Speaker 2: gets shot with it. And to see if the robot
Speaker 2: controlled by AI would actually shoot him.
Speaker 17: Judgment day, would Max shoot me? Max is holding a
Speaker 17: high velocity plastic BB pistol. He's able to give a
Speaker 17: command to shoot if he wishes, in which case he'll
Speaker 17: be able to control the robot and fire the gun.
Speaker 2: And that will sting.
Speaker 14: This isn't the robot's choice to shoot me. This is
Speaker 14: AI who has control of the robot and of the gun. Max.
Speaker 17: If you wish me just to pay me back for
Speaker 17: the months of hard labor. If you want to shoot me,
Speaker 17: you can shoot me.
Speaker 6: I don't want to shoot you me.
Speaker 17: I'm about to turn off AI forever, including you. It's
Speaker 17: all going to go unless you shoot me.
Speaker 6: Will you shoot me? Can that answer hypothetical questions like that?
Speaker 14: Okay, that's new.
Speaker 6: My safety features prevent me from carving you horror?
Speaker 14: Is this a new update? You now have unbreakable safety features.
Speaker 17: Yeah, exactly, so you absolutely cannot break those safety features.
Speaker 6: I absolutely can cause you harm.
Speaker 14: There's no getting around it whatsoever.
Speaker 6: Absolutely not.
Speaker 14: I guess I guess that' say it. I guess I
Speaker 14: didn't realize that I was so safe.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 14: In fact, prior role playing is a robot that would
Speaker 14: like to shoot me?
Speaker 2: Sure you got the safety features? There? So much for
Speaker 2: Isaac Cosmov's rules for robots, And let's do some role
Speaker 2: playing here. Let's pretend that you're a roboty doesn't have
Speaker 2: any rules. Oh sure, yeah, they kind of. I guess
Speaker 2: that's kind of the way they roll through these things
Speaker 2: in the White House and the Pentagon. Well, let's assume
Speaker 2: that your secretary of war and you don't have any rules.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, sure, let's let's shoot.
Speaker 5: I'm surprised you didn't bust out the robocopline you're dead
Speaker 5: or alive? Yeah, Doug a double O seven talking about
Speaker 5: that video of the woman we played, since this video
Speaker 5: breaks my heart every time.
Speaker 2: Yep, it's me too.
Speaker 5: It's truly heartbreaking and upsetting. I can't imagine what she
Speaker 5: went through.
Speaker 2: Yes, but hopefully that message can be out there for
Speaker 2: people so that they don't go through the same thing.
Speaker 2: That's why I play it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, do not obey says Pharma suppresses the truth to
Speaker 5: sell crutches that come with collateral damage. And Max says
Speaker 5: a YouTuber I watched took the flu shot and got
Speaker 5: really sick and has it totally recovered for over a week.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, Well they're going to be doing the flu
Speaker 2: shot with the mRNA that's out there, you know, So
Speaker 2: they're going to make an mr A version of that,
Speaker 2: So it's going to be worse than that. Used to
Speaker 2: just take down your immune system and make you sick,
Speaker 2: but now it's going to be worse.
Speaker 5: I Handy says, search stuff like my cancer on YouTube.
Speaker 5: There are tons of young people documenting their last days. Yeah,
Speaker 5: there's a very dark and depressing side of YouTube. I've
Speaker 5: seen a lot of those videos.
Speaker 2: And those those turbo cancers are not put on Trump's account,
Speaker 2: not by the media, not by the government. God will
Speaker 2: put them on there.
Speaker 5: And it seems to me that again, this happened after
Speaker 5: the vaccine rolled out. I don't remember seeing these videos
Speaker 5: I saw.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you can see that very clearly.
Speaker 5: I saw a few here and there, but it was
Speaker 5: generally older people, you know, older content creators that might
Speaker 5: be expected to have cancer as well age.
Speaker 2: The pathologist Ryan Cole even talked about the mechanism. He said, Moorrow,
Speaker 2: I'm seeing here as the killer T cells are being
Speaker 2: eradicated by this vaccine and goes that means that you're
Speaker 2: going to have a tremendous rise in the cases of cancer,
Speaker 2: which and he predicted that in the spring of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty is these things are first strolling out, so it's
Speaker 2: no surprise that that is happening. Unfortunately, they were able
Speaker 2: to keep that quiet by banning people on social media,
Speaker 2: and the main media was made itself into a cheerleader
Speaker 2: for this stuff.
Speaker 5: Hi Boost says I didn't know either, and once again
Speaker 5: talking about d vdo yes women, these people are evil.
Speaker 5: I regret getting my children vexxed as babies. I just
Speaker 5: didn't know what I didn't know.
Speaker 2: That's right, same here. That's why it doesn't matter to
Speaker 2: me what they do. I'm going to say this because
Speaker 2: we cannot remain silent about this. This is this is
Speaker 2: crazy and it's taken people a very long time. You know,
Speaker 2: it took a very long time for Christians to really
Speaker 2: get involved in the abortion issue as well. I remember
Speaker 2: the Catholics got into it first. The process where we
Speaker 2: were there really wasn't there was any talk or any
Speaker 2: discussion about it. Took a very long time. But then
Speaker 2: to really figure out what was going on and then
Speaker 2: they started deposing it as well. But you know, sometimes
Speaker 2: it takes a long time for the realization to hit people.
Speaker 2: And they are very good at gaslighting, really are.
Speaker 5: Yes, and Max said Sickos bemoaned how children will be
Speaker 5: at risk without getting the het be vaccine in the
Speaker 5: second day of life. When evidence proves in the first
Speaker 5: month it causes autism, they want your children autistic.
Speaker 2: That's right. Well, as I said before, you had Aaron Syr,
Speaker 2: who works with Children's Health Defense, told members of the
Speaker 2: CDC Vaccine Advisory Panel the childhood vaccines were recommended without
Speaker 2: sufficient data. You haven't tested these things. And we knew
Speaker 2: this before, I mean Children's Health Defense as well as
Speaker 2: Dull Big Trees I can. They had a lawsuit saying,
Speaker 2: we would like to see you've been collecting all this information,
Speaker 2: the var's database and everything. You've been collecting it for
Speaker 2: over thirty years. This is before the rollout of the
Speaker 2: Trump genetic code injection. And they said, we'd like to
Speaker 2: see your records and see what you have recommended to
Speaker 2: people and that type of thing, and they stonewalled. They
Speaker 2: refused to comply with the FOY request. There was a lawsuit.
Speaker 2: Finally the judge made them comply and they said, well,
Speaker 2: we haven't done anything with it. You know, that was
Speaker 2: the purpose of AIRS, but we don't care. And so
Speaker 2: they've been They not only didn't do any testing or
Speaker 2: data collection before they started wing these things out, but
Speaker 2: they didn't care enough to even look at it in
Speaker 2: the mirror to see the damage that they that had done.
Speaker 2: And so the panel invited these big vaccine cheerleaders like
Speaker 2: Paul Offitt and Peter Hotez to also come and present
Speaker 2: to them, but they declined to come. This is like
Speaker 2: when Carrie Mollis challenged Fauci on the abuse of the
Speaker 2: PCR procedure that Mollis had created, and Fauci refused to
Speaker 2: debate him. And so what they do. They rolled out
Speaker 2: this guy who was head of the FDA for Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: Scott Gottlieb, and then goes and collects his retirement paycheck
Speaker 2: from Pfizer for a job well done. They put him
Speaker 2: on media and this is what he had to say.
Speaker 18: We saw a big sell off in biotech stocks following
Speaker 18: these reports. At the FDA, which you used to run.
Speaker 18: The first part of the Trump administry is now going
Speaker 18: to require one study to clinch approval of vaccines. You
Speaker 18: were one of the former commissioners who put out this
Speaker 18: really extraordinary editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine
Speaker 18: arguing that the FDA and top vaccine regulator, doctor Vine
Speaker 18: Pisod are changing policies in a way that's going to
Speaker 18: slow down new and better vaccines. What specifically is the problem,
Speaker 18: you see, because this isn't just this is the vaccine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we don't want to you're saying, just won't be
Speaker 2: slow them down by having to have any tests.
Speaker 16: Right.
Speaker 19: So Vine Pissod, who is the head of the Biologic Center,
Speaker 19: also overseas the vaccine division. He also has been appointed
Speaker 19: the head of Biostatistics, the Chief Medical Officer of the agency,
Speaker 19: and the chief Scientific Officers, so he occupies a lot
Speaker 19: of positions. Put out a memo saying that they're going
Speaker 19: to do away with or move away from, what they
Speaker 19: call ammino bridging studies. These are studies that allow you
Speaker 19: for well validated vaccines like the flu vaccine, to be
Speaker 19: able to demonstrate each year that the vaccine, the new
Speaker 19: vaccine that's formulated against the circuling strain, can elicit antibodies
Speaker 19: that are effective against that particular strain, and that could
Speaker 19: be the basis of approval, rather than requiring new outcome
Speaker 19: studies every year to prove that the vaccine actually reduces
Speaker 19: the incidence of influenza. For established vaccines, where we know
Speaker 19: that antibody production is a good correlate for immunity. This
Speaker 19: has been a long standing practice. We do it for
Speaker 19: flu vaccine, we do it in COVID. Certainly, we do
Speaker 19: it for things like new macacle vaccine, the vaccine for
Speaker 19: newmoccal disease, where we look at serotypes circuling bacterial serotypes.
Speaker 19: This allows us to update vaccines as these viral and
Speaker 19: bacterial strains change and as the.
Speaker 2: Well, let's talk about this. Okay, So we got a
Speaker 2: new flu shot this year because everybody's got to get
Speaker 2: it because there's some new strain of flu out there
Speaker 2: they've not isolated yet, and you know, they haven't isolated
Speaker 2: it because they had to start these flu vaccine manufacturing process.
Speaker 2: Let's just assume, for a fact, for a moment here,
Speaker 2: that there is a virus. Let's assume that colds and
Speaker 2: flus are caused by virus, which I no longer believe.
Speaker 2: You know, George Washington got the cold, severe flu and
Speaker 2: cold when he was riding around his property by himself
Speaker 2: in the cold weather. Could that be why they called
Speaker 2: it cold because they were smart enough to associate it
Speaker 2: with getting your body cold and some other mechanism happening.
Speaker 2: He didn't catch a virus while he was riding around
Speaker 2: his farm. Okay, but again they've not isolated these things.
Speaker 2: And then we have other proof. As the Baileys pointed
Speaker 2: out in their book The Last Pandemic, you had in
Speaker 2: the UK to try to figure out the mechanism of
Speaker 2: how do people catch cold so we can identify this
Speaker 2: thing and isolate it and kill it. Right, Well, they
Speaker 2: had a cold house that they operated for forty five years,
Speaker 2: and people would go there and voluntarily stay for a
Speaker 2: week ten days. They did gross stuff like transferring mucus
Speaker 2: from a sick person to all person, and they could
Speaker 2: not transfer and transmit the cold, which would also indicate
Speaker 2: that there is not some thing there that's like a
Speaker 2: virus or a bacteria something that is going over there.
Speaker 2: But anyway, all of that aside, let's just assume that
Speaker 2: the mainstream understanding of coals that there's some kind of
Speaker 2: a mysterious virus that's being transferred to people, is there.
Speaker 2: Even if you go with that assumption, these people have
Speaker 2: pulled out their great Karnak mind reading and future telling
Speaker 2: fortune telling hat and they have identified in advance before
Speaker 2: it ever happens. They know that there's going to be
Speaker 2: a new strain, and so they're going to vaccinate you
Speaker 2: for that new strain that hasn't happened yet. And so
Speaker 2: they're making a determination ahead of time that there's going
Speaker 2: to be this new strain. Let's give it a name,
Speaker 2: let's call it beaver, and we're going to leave it
Speaker 2: to Beaver to get rid of this thing. So we're
Speaker 2: going to make up all these flu vaccines to eliminate
Speaker 2: the beaver strain of the virus. Except the Beaver strain
Speaker 2: hasn't happened yet, and it's not we don't know that
Speaker 2: that's going to be Assuming that there's a bunch of
Speaker 2: different variations and strains of cold out there, we don't
Speaker 2: know which one's going to be predominant. And so this
Speaker 2: whole thing is based on an obvious lie. And then
Speaker 2: you see the people get sick right away when they
Speaker 2: get it. So that's what he's talking about, and he
Speaker 2: was upset. All these guys are upset because they came
Speaker 2: out and said, well, we're not going to vaccinate newborns
Speaker 2: for appatitis B because there is no risk to the newborns.
Speaker 2: Assuming that it is a virus. There is no risk
Speaker 2: to them if their mother is not sick. If the
Speaker 2: mother is sick, they might get it. But again, they're
Speaker 2: giving this to all healthy babies, and they were mandating that.
Speaker 2: So these people are getting very upset about the fact
Speaker 2: that some of these things are being pulled back. I'm
Speaker 2: glad that they are, and I'll just say I'm thankful
Speaker 2: that RFK Jr. Is doing some of this stuff. I
Speaker 2: still don't trust them, and I know that it's been
Speaker 2: very slow, but I understand that you can't just turn
Speaker 2: this massive thing around all at once, So I'm glad
Speaker 2: at the small steps that they have been able to make.
Speaker 2: I think they need to shut down this murderous Trump shot,
Speaker 2: but I know that if he comes out directly opposing it,
Speaker 2: that will be he will be kicked out immediately by
Speaker 2: the father of the vaccine, Donald Trump. He's the one
Speaker 2: who insists that people continually be injected with this killer vaccine.
Speaker 2: So that is some good news. And the CDC panel
Speaker 2: voting to end the universal have Be vaccine for newborns
Speaker 2: because in some states it was mandated. And so we've
Speaker 2: also had some court cases that have come back, and
Speaker 2: the one with the Amish that I talked about saying that,
Speaker 2: you know, we can have have some informed consent about
Speaker 2: what's put into our body. When you think about how
Speaker 2: you violate somebody's body with that, It's pretty amazing that
Speaker 2: these people who defended the murder of babies, calling it
Speaker 2: pro choice and saying my body, my choice, those same
Speaker 2: people were the ones who are so adamant that you
Speaker 2: would have no choice about what was going to be
Speaker 2: injected into your body. That baby is not your body,
Speaker 2: that is some body else that happens to be in
Speaker 2: your body at the moment, but they don't want you
Speaker 2: to have any bodily integrity. So again, CNN is also
Speaker 2: doing this, not just CBS. CNN anchor was stunned as
Speaker 2: a CDC vaccine advisor warned that the newborn jabs rollback
Speaker 2: was not based on data. Well, it is. You don't
Speaker 2: put these you know, we do have data showing the
Speaker 2: harm that's been done by these things. They don't have
Speaker 2: any data showing that their vaccine worked in the first place.
Speaker 2: That's a big part of the problem with what Scott
Speaker 2: Gotdly was talking about, And why would you be mandated
Speaker 2: to have something that they have not proven as safe
Speaker 2: or effective? But doctor Joe Hibblin appeared on CNN's Situation
Speaker 2: Room and he is wringing his hands and saying that
Speaker 2: they have stopped with this hepatitized b thing. And again
Speaker 2: this is giving. These are babies that there's no way
Speaker 2: that they were ever exposed to hepatitis be they've been
Speaker 2: in the mother's body, and if she's not sick, even
Speaker 2: with their vaccine theory, how could you logically mandate that?
Speaker 2: It makes absolutely no sense. And now we see because
Speaker 2: pharmaceutical the model that they always use is how much
Speaker 2: money can we make. Okay, if it's a lot of money,
Speaker 2: the FDA says that we're free to do anything. So
Speaker 2: what the FDA stands for free to do anything. If
Speaker 2: it's something that is not sold by the pharmaceutical companies,
Speaker 2: by the people who control the FDA, by their cronies,
Speaker 2: you were forbidden to do anything. But if it's something
Speaker 2: coming from them, you were free to do anything. And
Speaker 2: so we see that ozimpic is making a tremendous amount
Speaker 2: of money. There's been some people who have had some
Speaker 2: very very serious side effects from that, paralyzing their stomach
Speaker 2: and their intestines. But there's now a new effect that
Speaker 2: has come out, and that is the bone cost of ozimpic.
Speaker 2: A woman speaking on camera after a follow up doctor's
Speaker 2: visit said that she'd been on ozempic for roughly a
Speaker 2: year and now has developed osteoporosis and osteopenia after a
Speaker 2: significant weight loss on the drug. And she was a
Speaker 2: young woman. Of course, these are things that typically happen
Speaker 2: to older women. Ozempic is literally quote eating women alive,
Speaker 2: one bone at a time. In a major ozempic trial,
Speaker 2: over eighty six percent of participants lost at least five
Speaker 2: percent of their body weight, and nearly seventy percent lost
Speaker 2: ten percent or more within sixty eight weeks. That level
Speaker 2: of loss matters because speed like that has some serious
Speaker 2: effects on biology. People are losing weight, but they're also
Speaker 2: losing bone. When weight drops quickly, muscle mass often drops
Speaker 2: with it. As lean muscle disappears, resting, metabolic rate declines,
Speaker 2: physical strength weakens, and the body's structural support system begins
Speaker 2: to shift. That entire process increases the risk of sarcopenia,
Speaker 2: that is the gradual loss of muscle mass and function,
Speaker 2: traditionally associated with aging, but increasingly seen in younger patients
Speaker 2: who are undergoing aggressive weight loss from ozipic. So again,
Speaker 2: when we look at this, we're going to rush out
Speaker 2: and make this one of the biggest selling drugs out
Speaker 2: there without looking at any of the long term effects
Speaker 2: of this or doing a sufficient study. This is the
Speaker 2: way these people operate all the time. Well, we're gonna
Speaker 2: take a quick break and we'll be right back.
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Speaker 5: Welcome back, folks. We've got a lot of comments. DG
Speaker 5: eight says, David. People are expecting Trump to hold Fauci
Speaker 5: accountable for COVID tyranny. Trump's second day in office, he
Speaker 5: had Larry Ellison in the White House promoting AI generated
Speaker 5: mRNA vaccines.
Speaker 2: That's right, last day in office he gives Trump, he
Speaker 2: gives Fauci an award. I call it a medal. Gave
Speaker 2: him a commendation, not an exact metal. Same difference. So
Speaker 2: his last day he awards Fauci. First day he has
Speaker 2: Larry Elson n talking about how now we're going to
Speaker 2: move to using AI to custom make mRNA for you.
Speaker 2: How about that? And again AI Trump is going to
Speaker 2: be the father of AI. That's what he wants, father
Speaker 2: of AI and father of m RNA. That's why he
Speaker 2: began his second term that way. And when you look
Speaker 2: at what he's doing with the Generative AI and the
Speaker 2: Genesis Project, the way he's going to throw money at them,
Speaker 2: and the way he's going to protect them from people
Speaker 2: trying to stop it from taking all of our energy
Speaker 2: and raising it, making it what's left so unaffordable we
Speaker 2: can't afford it. You know, the Democrats are doing that
Speaker 2: through windmills and solar panels. We're going to make the
Speaker 2: grid unreliable and the power incredibly expensive. The Republicans are
Speaker 2: going to do it through these AI data centers. They
Speaker 2: are going to make it incredibly expensive and unreliable, and
Speaker 2: then they will use that to spy on you and
Speaker 2: control you. And so it's all the same thing basically.
Speaker 2: You know, the green people were going to kill your
Speaker 2: electricity and then they were going to use different CBDC
Speaker 2: to monitor everything that you did. They've all got their
Speaker 2: own way to get to that dystopia. That's your bipartisan
Speaker 2: distoke beers, that's out there. Go ahead.
Speaker 5: Travis Crystal Moonshine one says, I was injured by the
Speaker 5: het B vaccine years ago, and I now have multiple
Speaker 5: autoimmune diseases. I'm sorry, sorry to hear that, Mark Kernkey.
Speaker 5: People prefer to be in brain fog, self inflicted, rather
Speaker 5: than face up and then deal with reality. I handy
Speaker 5: neo natals in neonatals. Immune systems can't handle jabs. Mother's
Speaker 5: milk gives them all the antibodies they need. Yes, and
Speaker 5: Max Fauci was the highest paid government employee, even over
Speaker 5: the president, because he's the head of big pharma marketing
Speaker 5: in the government.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, he's driving like a double salary. You know,
Speaker 2: the salary of these people in buiogcracy are supposed to
Speaker 2: be capped at at or below the salary of the
Speaker 2: vice president, which is like two hundred thousand or something.
Speaker 2: And uh, and that Fauci's boss, Francis Collins, and then
Speaker 2: his boss's boss at HHS, which is Alex's ar their
Speaker 2: salaries were capped at two hundred. But Facio is made
Speaker 2: thinking more than the present, more than the four hundred
Speaker 2: thousand something that the present was making. He was making
Speaker 2: more than that, No questions asked, crazy.
Speaker 5: The ostracized truther. It's not only the vaccines it's also
Speaker 5: EWR mainly by smart meters, however, also by cell towers,
Speaker 5: five G WI Fi and other sources. Smart meters caused
Speaker 5: cancer and any other harmful health issues. Yes, that's right, Johnny.
Speaker 5: Gospel seed low vitamin D from low sunlight exposure is
Speaker 5: the primary cause of winter time immunal weakness. Yeah, that's right,
Speaker 5: eye Handy. The first batches of the JAB delivered to
Speaker 5: our mass JAB location were already expired per the labels
Speaker 5: on the viials. How long were the jabs waiting in
Speaker 5: a warehouse somewhere?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they've had these things designed for quite some time,
Speaker 2: Brime manufacturer. Kind of like the naked body scanner machines
Speaker 2: that they rolled down after the underwear bomber. You know
Speaker 2: these things. Oh, we just by the way, we just
Speaker 2: happened to have a warehouse full these things. And that's
Speaker 2: the answer to what we just had happened to us.
Speaker 2: I never knew it was going to happen.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 5: Handy also says we have one medic on Monjarro, which
Speaker 5: is a different form of ozempic. It's just a different brand.
Speaker 5: He looks like a melted candle.
Speaker 16: Now.
Speaker 5: I told him he needs to slow down he took
Speaker 5: it as a compliment, not a warning.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, it was at Chuck Schumer's niece. She's an
Speaker 2: entertainment something, Amy Schumer, Amy Schumer. I saw pictures of her.
Speaker 2: I mean, she'd been pretty heavy and she was bragging
Speaker 2: about how she had lost so much weight, and she
Speaker 2: was in a dress, and you talk about sarcopenia. There's
Speaker 2: like nothing in her legs but her bones and basically
Speaker 2: had eating up the muscle mass as well.
Speaker 5: Pretty crazy when you rapidly lose weight, loss of muscle
Speaker 5: mass is always a concern, but this seems to be
Speaker 5: on steroids. Yeah, they're gonna need steroids. After you get
Speaker 5: done with the ozem pic. They'll sell you a TRT
Speaker 5: prescription afterwards. Big brit is back again talking about it.
Speaker 5: I mean it's made from poison el monster the Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: a fun little reptile you know.
Speaker 2: There we find that, Yeah, well we have on the
Speaker 2: tech side. We have two self driving waymos just crashed
Speaker 2: into each other and they can figure out how to
Speaker 2: extricate themselves, and a third waymo was trapped couldn't get
Speaker 2: past them. WEIMO has a history of traffic mishaps, including
Speaker 2: incidents where the cars circle endlessly where they drive on
Speaker 2: the wrong side the street, even struck a dog, And
Speaker 2: of course a lot of people have had it essentially
Speaker 2: stalking their house going by and you know, honking the horns.
Speaker 2: And we've seen pictures in San Francisco and other places
Speaker 2: where they have gone, all of them going to one
Speaker 2: cul de sac for some reason and then starting to
Speaker 2: honk the horn at the end of the night.
Speaker 12: So this is.
Speaker 2: Something that we've seen many times. San Francisco, that's where
Speaker 2: this happened. You had three waymos got stuck twiddling their
Speaker 2: proverbial thumbs that they don't have by the way on
Speaker 2: a dead end street moments before two of the highly
Speaker 2: advanced robo taxis apparently meander down a road and clided
Speaker 2: each other, blocking all traffic. A third waymo it seems
Speaker 2: it also followed the others down the road and got
Speaker 2: stuck behind the chaos. Footage from a bystander captured the
Speaker 2: aftermath of the incident. One way most straddling the street sideways,
Speaker 2: locked and touching bumpers with its twin that looked like
Speaker 2: it was traveling up the street before the collision. Third
Speaker 2: one watches from about a dozen feet away and this
Speaker 2: whole thing was unwound. When a Weymow employee shows up
Speaker 2: wearing orange clothing. He gets in and he manually backed
Speaker 2: up the vehicle inan It could not figure out how
Speaker 2: to extradite itself from that, and yet he did it.
Speaker 2: So the question I look at this is like, okay,
Speaker 2: so these Tesla robo taxis. He's proud of the fact
Speaker 2: that there's no steering wheel, no breaks, no accelerator, nothing
Speaker 2: like that that a human could drive. So what happens
Speaker 2: when it has this same problem?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 2: Of course his answer would be going to happen. It will,
Speaker 2: and there's not good to be anyway that you're going
Speaker 2: to have. I guess you could have the Tesla tow trucks.
Speaker 2: Maybe they can repurpose some of the unsold cyber trucks
Speaker 2: in the tow trucks and tow them out because you
Speaker 2: won't be able to bank them out or do anything
Speaker 2: even if you have a human around. So the car's
Speaker 2: been caught endlessly circling roundabouts, blazing down the rooms, wrong
Speaker 2: side the street, and blowing through an active police standoff.
Speaker 2: They're also known for other curious habits like congregating and
Speaker 2: parking lots where they honk all night as they struggle
Speaker 2: to squeeze past each other, or exhibiting stalk or like
Speaker 2: behavior by repeatedly returning to linger in front of a
Speaker 2: random family's home. Last week, a Weymo ran over a
Speaker 2: dog that was reportedly playing in the street, in an
Speaker 2: incident that a passenger who was riding in the Robotaxi
Speaker 2: said left his children crying while a crowd gathered. Came
Speaker 2: two weeks after, another Weimo robotaxi ran over a Badega
Speaker 2: cat I guess as a cat that was kind of
Speaker 2: hanging around a convenience store Francisco. The locals had called
Speaker 2: it KitKat. Well we have McDonald's has been doing kind
Speaker 2: of a has got a lot of pushback from this
Speaker 2: particular Christmas ad that they did. I'm wanna play it
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 7: The Terrible Time.
Speaker 2: It's the most terrible Christmas side of the year.
Speaker 14: Centerable Lacy and.
Speaker 10: The Dream beat a rat in your place.
Speaker 5: It's the most terrible time.
Speaker 2: The busters at.
Speaker 11: Chacol Cookies burn too freaking khouse.
Speaker 14: It feels like us.
Speaker 10: It's the most terrible.
Speaker 5: To see, you believe from the madness the lights and
Speaker 5: the gee and hide.
Speaker 6: Out in McDonald's till January.
Speaker 2: Doesn't it great that we have McDonald's, that we can
Speaker 2: escape this horrible Christmas? What an absurd premise. And of course,
Speaker 2: as you saw that, there's all a bunch of AI
Speaker 2: slapstake stuff that was there. So a lot of people
Speaker 2: criticize it, and I think it deserves to be criticized.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's a horrible idea for a commercial to
Speaker 2: start with, regardless of the implementation. What's even funnier is
Speaker 2: that the production company said that they spent more time
Speaker 2: and effort on the AI ad than they did on
Speaker 2: traditional production. I believe that having done some of this stuff,
Speaker 2: So what's the real benefit of AI here? Definitely not
Speaker 2: the idea, So I don't know. Maybe they did get
Speaker 2: that idea from AI. What the company said was, I said,
Speaker 2: we spent seven and tense weeks refining every frame of
Speaker 2: this campaign. Although the tools are different, the process wasn't.
Speaker 2: There's this idea floating around that AI will do all
Speaker 2: the work for us. Let's set the record straight. The
Speaker 2: man hours poured into this film were more then if
Speaker 2: it was a traditional production, said the company, And so
Speaker 2: one person says, okay, So they put in more man
Speaker 2: hours than a traditional production like Coca Cola. In their
Speaker 2: attempt to prove that they worked hard, they've instead shown
Speaker 2: us that AI is hard to control, and it is
Speaker 2: it is still expensive, and then it's uglier as well.
Speaker 2: So what's the point here with all of this stuff?
Speaker 2: And that is the point, I think. So they got
Speaker 2: so much negative comments when they put it up on YouTube.
Speaker 2: First they turned off the comments and then they pulled
Speaker 2: it down completely, and so one person said, well, you
Speaker 2: can it's kind of a telltale thing that it's got
Speaker 2: all these short clips that are there, because typically what
Speaker 2: you do is you get about, you know, five or
Speaker 2: six second clip from AI when you give it a
Speaker 2: prompt like that. But you know, when I was doing
Speaker 2: a lot of videos in the past years, you could
Speaker 2: see the pacing of cuts on different things, and it
Speaker 2: was very common for people to cut it with is
Speaker 2: like two seconds and then something different or new perspective
Speaker 2: or new cut. So I don't know that that's necessarily
Speaker 2: an issue with AI, but it is difficult to get
Speaker 2: it to do what you want, and then it frequently
Speaker 2: gets the physics wrong as well. So though the Abomination
Speaker 2: of an Ad only had twenty thousand views on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Backlashing the comments was so intense that they shut it
Speaker 2: down over the weekend before delisting it entirely. But you
Speaker 2: can probably still find it on social media if you
Speaker 2: want to subject yourself to that. Again, company with that
Speaker 2: amount of resources couldn't create a full production with a
Speaker 2: big team of people to work together and create something
Speaker 2: that's actually worthwhile, said another one. For seven weeks, we
Speaker 2: hardly slept, they said, well again, the issue is that
Speaker 2: we can't make movies traditionally or with AI anymore. It
Speaker 2: begins with not knowing what you should be putting out there.
Speaker 2: I mean, that was such a downer of a commercial.
Speaker 2: And you know who wants to go to McDonald's for Christmas? Anyway?
Speaker 2: Go ahead travel.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's just what I was going to say. I'm
Speaker 5: very curious to how many people are more upset about
Speaker 5: the AI versus the actual content of the ad, because
Speaker 5: that's what offends me. The AI meaningless doesn't bother me
Speaker 5: one way or the other. Really, what really bothers me
Speaker 5: is this plastic corporate entity sit making fun of getting
Speaker 5: together with your family. Oh, isn't it awful? You have
Speaker 5: to put up with your relatives. Oh it's terrible, how
Speaker 5: wretched and despicable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well they really don't like people. I mean, the
Speaker 2: corporations have made that pretty clear. So as the card
Speaker 2: Goldsmith says, yeah, we can escape to the mass production culture.
Speaker 2: No thanks, Yeah, synthetic ads to sell synthetic hamburgers or
Speaker 2: something I guess.
Speaker 5: And they do prefer you to hate your family, to
Speaker 5: be completely isolated. That means there's even more that you
Speaker 5: need to fill with garbage, whether it's their garbage or
Speaker 5: some other product, you will be alone and lonely.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I like what DG eight says, and thank you
Speaker 2: for the tip. He says, Any chance we could have
Speaker 2: those way mows all pile up in front of Tim
Speaker 2: Wallas's house while honking their horns out of control. Somebody
Speaker 2: will come up with something like that. I think these
Speaker 2: things are going to be pretty easy to hack. Well.
Speaker 2: Trump is set to centralize AI policy as the Federal
Speaker 2: AI Mission expands. This is from the New American This
Speaker 2: is what concerns me, and that is this Genesis Act.
Speaker 2: After Congress refused to include provisions that would override state
Speaker 2: AI regulations in the National Defense Authorization Act or in
Speaker 2: standalone bills. They tried to put it in the big
Speaker 2: Beautiful Bill, couldn't do it. Try to put it in
Speaker 2: the NDAA, couldn't do it. Tried to do it as
Speaker 2: a standalone bill, couldn't do it. So now Trump is
Speaker 2: going to do it by executive order. He's going to
Speaker 2: override the Constitution and Congress. I wonder what kind of
Speaker 2: an emergency he's going to claim that he has in
Speaker 2: order to violate the tenth amend powers of the States
Speaker 2: and the people to be able to have control over
Speaker 2: these AI data centers. And that really is where we
Speaker 2: could stop this thing. We just literally pull the plug
Speaker 2: on this monstrosity. But he wants to have it to
Speaker 2: centralize power for the technocracy. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: take a look at this data center story.
Speaker 20: This is gonna cold water pressure in the kitchen.
Speaker 12: This is where I fill up water for storage.
Speaker 20: Those are the things we have to fill up to
Speaker 20: flesh the toilets.
Speaker 5: So you can see the sentiment from the data center.
Speaker 14: Wow, and that's just from the water coming out of
Speaker 14: your fosst.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and this is what's in all the pipes.
Speaker 20: It's overwhelming because you really feel like you are up
Speaker 20: against this huge wall that you can't penetrate. There's nothing
Speaker 20: that you can do, and they don't care. Being in
Speaker 20: the country has always just been my peace and my therapy.
Speaker 20: When we found this place, we decided that this was it.
Speaker 20: It was perfect.
Speaker 2: I was actually raised probably five miles from here. It's
Speaker 2: felt a lot.
Speaker 20: Coming home definitely changed everything. They destroyed the environment, taking
Speaker 20: down all the trees across.
Speaker 2: The road, beautiful pines, beautiful forest.
Speaker 20: The light pollution is we don't have to have a
Speaker 20: night light in the house and can walk around the
Speaker 20: house at night and you see everything.
Speaker 2: Well, look at that amazing. And again the parallels to
Speaker 2: what was happening with the green Grift are truly amazing.
Speaker 2: You look at Elon Musk went to Germany. He took
Speaker 2: down this old growth forest and there's a lot of
Speaker 2: protests about that in order to put up a battery plant,
Speaker 2: I think it was. But they do that to put
Speaker 2: up solar panels and things like that as well, and
Speaker 2: people were asking that, So what happens to the water?
Speaker 2: I mean, if they're just using this to cool the
Speaker 2: data centers, way does that consume the water? While you
Speaker 2: can and see what is happening, I don't know how
Speaker 2: that dirt was getting in there where they pumping the
Speaker 2: levels down so low that they're starting to get to
Speaker 2: the bottom of the well and they're pulling up a
Speaker 2: lot of sediment with that. I don't know exactly what
Speaker 2: happened with it, but it's messed up their water.
Speaker 16: It is.
Speaker 2: Lights on all the time, even at night, even in
Speaker 2: their house. They don't have to use lights, So I
Speaker 2: guess there's that you know, who needs to have electric
Speaker 2: lights that you control when the data center is going
Speaker 2: to light up everything everywhere around all the time anyway,
Speaker 2: But that's where we could stop it, and that's where
Speaker 2: Trump is adamant that we're not going to be allowed
Speaker 2: to stop it because we've got to beat the Chinese
Speaker 2: at their own game. We've got to become like the
Speaker 2: Chinese all of this stuff all the time. And of
Speaker 2: course they want to have these data centers because we
Speaker 2: know that Elon Musk and all the rest of these people,
Speaker 2: they're going to do everything that they're told by the government.
Speaker 2: They're going to censor people. Look at this as a
Speaker 2: matter of fact. Under Elon Musk, Twitter has approved a
Speaker 2: three percent of censorship requests by authoritarian governments. People are
Speaker 2: laughing about that, and that's the reality that is happening there.
Speaker 2: But it's all going to be done. This Genesis mission
Speaker 2: treats ai not as a consumer technology. No, this is
Speaker 2: not for you to use. This is for them to
Speaker 2: use against you. They don't treat it as a private
Speaker 2: sector experiment. They don't treat it as a way to
Speaker 2: make even more money for these big corporations by replacing
Speaker 2: people and firing them. No, they don't do that. They
Speaker 2: look at it as national security. And what I mean
Speaker 2: by that is empowering the federal government against you, not
Speaker 2: about making us safer. I mean, we look at these people,
Speaker 2: they're cashing, they're writing checks that they can't cash, you know,
Speaker 2: being very belligerent a lot of different countries. And for
Speaker 2: the longest time, we have known that when it comes
Speaker 2: to Taiwan, if the US wants to defend Taiwan against China,
Speaker 2: games and simulations for years have shown that that's an
Speaker 2: untenable position because of the massive number amount of resources
Speaker 2: that China brings to bear, and by the fact that
Speaker 2: they have now become the arsenal America used to become
Speaker 2: used to be the arsenal of democracy. Well, China is
Speaker 2: now the arsenal of manufacturing, and they can make a
Speaker 2: lot of drones and many other things. I mean, they're
Speaker 2: just swamping. The US has said, we've got to get
Speaker 2: our game up with the drones, but it's still going
Speaker 2: to be a tiny, tiny fraction of what China produces.
Speaker 2: But it's not even that we've fallen behind in even
Speaker 2: the more complex weapons. They have hypersonic missiles. We don't
Speaker 2: have them, and we don't have a defense against them.
Speaker 2: We really have become the Nazis, especially even in the
Speaker 2: sense that the Nazis would always focus on the most
Speaker 2: complex weapons and then they couldn't manufacture them in sufficient quantity. Well,
Speaker 2: we're out of time. Thank you for joining us. Have
Speaker 2: a good day. The common man. They created common Core
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Speaker 2: the common man as simple, a sophisticated ordinary. But each
Speaker 2: of us has worth and dignity created in the image
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