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 a clock strikes thirteen, it's the sixteenth of October,
Speaker 2: Year of Our Lord, twenty twenty five. Well, today you're
Speaker 2: going to take a look at making Argentina great again.
Speaker 2: And the price is being paid by American farmers and
Speaker 2: American consumers. Because this is the top priority of Trump.
Speaker 2: It's always about the billionaire class. It's always about some
Speaker 2: foreign government that's paying him, or some billionaires that are
Speaker 2: paying him. It's never about the people that support him.
Speaker 2: And yet the farmers that ABC News talks to say
Speaker 2: they still support him. My people love me so much.
Speaker 2: I could kill their farms and they would still support me.
Speaker 2: It's really pathetic. And we have some very interesting study
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Speaker 3: Will be right back, stay with us.
Speaker 2: Well. ABC News has a story headline what to know
Speaker 2: about the Trump Administration's twenty billion dollar bailout for Argentina.
Speaker 2: You'll need to know one thing. He's not doing anything
Speaker 2: to help the farmers. And as a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: Argentina took advantage of this to steal market share from
Speaker 2: American farmers with China, using Trump's tariffs and using Trump's
Speaker 2: bailout to do that, and that's only the tip of
Speaker 2: the icebergy. Look, they haven't done anything to help the
Speaker 2: American farmers. And it's not like they didn't know, because
Speaker 2: they heard him before when they went to war with
Speaker 2: China over trade in his first term. But they didn't
Speaker 2: prepare to do anything about the harm that they were
Speaker 2: going to inflict. And instead they're still, you know, prevaricating
Speaker 2: around the bush with all this stuff. And what has
Speaker 2: been proposed is less than half of what they want
Speaker 2: to give Argentina anyway, less than half of what the
Speaker 2: damage that has been done to just the soybean farmers alone.
Speaker 2: And that's not even the full story. The full story,
Speaker 2: which is just now coming out after Bessant held his
Speaker 2: press conference. The full story is that our government is
Speaker 2: going to give them twenty billion dollars, is going to
Speaker 2: then work with them with currency swaps, and then they're
Speaker 2: going to put together a so called private package with
Speaker 2: the big banks. They're going to lean on big banks
Speaker 2: to loan them money, and so that's going to be
Speaker 2: another twenty billion dollars so I don't know how much
Speaker 2: the currency swamps are worth, but just the loans, the
Speaker 2: direct loans from the American government and from the big
Speaker 2: big banks and so forth, are going to be forty
Speaker 2: billion dollars, not a penny for the American farmer. Just outrageous.
Speaker 2: You know, when you look at this, how much longer
Speaker 2: do people how many more data points do people need
Speaker 2: before they see that? Trump is working for the World
Speaker 2: Economic Forum, the Council on Foreign Relations Mamber that the CFR.
Speaker 2: But you know, where are the Conservatives used to be?
Speaker 2: CFR was fighting words right, that was like economic forum
Speaker 2: or something. Of course he's friendly with him as well.
Speaker 2: But the CFR loves what Trump is doing, but not
Speaker 2: the farmers, and yet they will not turn on him.
Speaker 2: Trump's twenty billion dollar bail out of Argentina's economy raised
Speaker 2: red flags in the US, especially among American farmers desperate
Speaker 2: to help dealing with a crop crisis triggered by his
Speaker 2: trade war with China. It isn't like something happened and
Speaker 2: he's got to react to it. He triggered this. He's
Speaker 2: the one who started all of this. This is his plan,
Speaker 2: and yet he didn't have a plan did he Argentina
Speaker 2: as President Javier Malai met with Trump and top US officials,
Speaker 2: including Treasury Secretary Vessent Tuesday at the White House a
Speaker 2: twenty billion dollar financial lifeline that include a currency swamp
Speaker 2: framework with Argentina's Central Bank aimed at propping up the
Speaker 2: Argentine pays. So again, trust the plan. There wasn't any plan,
Speaker 2: and they're still not don't have a plan to do anything.
Speaker 2: We just want to see Argentina do well, said Trump.
Speaker 2: Evidently not our farmers. If this doesn't wake people up
Speaker 2: to see that Trump is a globalist, that he's concerned
Speaker 2: with corruption and the rest of stuff. Nothing, Well, he
Speaker 2: doesn't care about Americans. He doesn't care about the welfare.
Speaker 2: And it's not about the welfare of farmers. It's about
Speaker 2: us even having jobs. You know, Supposedly the whole rationale
Speaker 2: for this trade war was to make America independent. How
Speaker 2: do you make us independent if you kill our farms,
Speaker 2: our small and medium sized farms. Because the big guys
Speaker 2: are going to do fine, they can weather this was
Speaker 2: a stock market, but they'll be the ones who get
Speaker 2: the bailout if and when anything comes the expectations, Bessett said,
Speaker 2: these dollars will eventually be paid back. How many times
Speaker 2: we heard that, yeah, it's foreign aid, but they're going
Speaker 2: to pay us back. Have we ever seen that happen,
Speaker 2: Not to my knowledge. So even as tariffs are not
Speaker 2: about helping the middle class America, but they're about helping
Speaker 2: a globalist billionaire cartel. As a matter of fact, this
Speaker 2: is what a senior fellow of the Council on Foreign Relations,
Speaker 2: Brad Setzer, said. You can call it a bailout, you
Speaker 2: can call it a rescue. It is a credit line
Speaker 2: to a country that otherwise would be out of reserves,
Speaker 2: he said. Bessont has repeatedly denied that the deal is
Speaker 2: a bailout, saying that the US is supporting the economic
Speaker 2: reforms of a key South American outline, advancing new strategic
Speaker 2: interests in the region. How is it in our strategic
Speaker 2: interest to lose our farms, small and medium sized, it's not.
Speaker 2: It's in their strategic interest. That's their geopolitical plan. That's
Speaker 2: not for America. Best said Wednesday that the US is
Speaker 2: looking at another twenty billion dollar lifeline, this time funded
Speaker 2: by private banks and sovereign wealth funds. So yeah, forty
Speaker 2: billion dollar package. Nothing for farmers. They can't put together
Speaker 2: even a private assistance for the farmers, can they? But
Speaker 2: they can do it for Argentina. I'm fed up with
Speaker 2: this guy. I just I can't believe it.
Speaker 4: Nobody keeps saying American farmers, but they'll fund their competition.
Speaker 2: That's right, And that's what some of the farmers are saying.
Speaker 2: Here's the deal. They keep saying, well, you know, we
Speaker 2: would give some money to the American farmers. Even though
Speaker 2: he's been talking about this tariff stuff since when day one? Okay,
Speaker 2: so for nine months he's been talking about doing the tariff,
Speaker 2: but he never put together a package. You never planned
Speaker 2: to put together a package and said now I can't
Speaker 2: do it because the government's shut down. Well, if you
Speaker 2: can put together a private package of twenty billion dollars
Speaker 2: for Argentina, maybe you could do that. No, they doesn't
Speaker 2: care at all about any of this stuff.
Speaker 5: There's also the fact that for someone who's supposed to
Speaker 5: be the best at this sort of thing, yeah, you
Speaker 5: would think you would have had an inbuilt response like,
Speaker 5: all right, what is the likely reaction of these countries
Speaker 5: once I put tarots on? Well, they're probably going to
Speaker 5: stop buying our products.
Speaker 2: Well he knows that because half of the first term. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and he knows that China specifically targeted the agricultural things. And
Speaker 2: then we had I don't know if that's still in
Speaker 2: the deck or not, Lance, but the email that was
Speaker 2: our text that was sent from Agricultural Secretary Brook Rawlin said,
Speaker 2: look what happened. You guys gave money. You the Treasury
Speaker 2: Department agreed to give money to Argentina. They dropped their
Speaker 2: export taxes on these agricultural products, and China loaded up
Speaker 2: on it. And they haven't bought any soybeans from US
Speaker 2: zero all this year. He knows all of this stuff.
Speaker 2: He's the guy who broke the the British Central Bank
Speaker 2: along with Soros, but he was really kind of the
Speaker 2: brains behind the issue, and I think he's being set
Speaker 2: up to break us as well. So the bailout has
Speaker 2: sparked controversy with farmers, Democrats, and some Republicans questioning why
Speaker 2: the US would commit billions to boost the economy of
Speaker 2: a foreign country. Yeah, why would we help Argentina, in Israel,
Speaker 2: in this country, in that country? We do nothing for
Speaker 2: our country because it's not even about helping those countries.
Speaker 2: It's about making money for the guys that are going
Speaker 2: to be handing this stuff. It's like the military industrial complex.
Speaker 2: Our wars are not about trying to do the right
Speaker 2: thing anywhere. It's about making money for the war machine
Speaker 2: here in America. So China stopped purchasing American soybeans amidst
Speaker 2: the trade war with the US, and according to the
Speaker 2: American Soybean Association, China is the largest buyer of American soybeans,
Speaker 2: purchasing more than fifty percent of US exports in twenty
Speaker 2: three and twenty twenty four. But that's not the only
Speaker 2: farm products that they are attacking. That's the one that
Speaker 2: everybody's focusing on because it's the biggest, but it's not
Speaker 2: the only one that's there. And what is Trump's responsibilities?
Speaker 2: He doubled down to try to get an agreement. No,
Speaker 2: what he did was he had a tariff tantrum, and
Speaker 2: he raised the Chinese tariffs back up to two hundred percent. Well,
Speaker 2: some American farmers have said they're afraid of bankruptcies and
Speaker 2: foreclosures because of their losses. Argentina and Brazil's farmers are
Speaker 2: increasingly supplying Chinese markets with soybeans. From his tractor. One
Speaker 2: farmer that they reached said, the US is quote bailing
Speaker 2: out our competitor in the soybean production business. Clearly people
Speaker 2: are not happy about the markets, and my neighbors are
Speaker 2: not happy about bailing out Argentina, our competitor. Minnesota farmer
Speaker 2: Darren Johnson said China's purchased of soybeans from Argentina has
Speaker 2: cost the US leverage in trade talks by satisfying China's
Speaker 2: demand for the crop. So even if you look at
Speaker 2: this and say, well, you know, Trump is playing for
Speaker 2: d chess. That means he's going to have to kill
Speaker 2: my farm and I'm okay with that. Well, then even
Speaker 2: if you're looking at that and saying, well, you know,
Speaker 2: if we can bring China to his knees or stop
Speaker 2: this big trade in balance that we've got China, as
Speaker 2: if that was something that was really important, the result
Speaker 2: is is that by giving money to Argentina and Argentina
Speaker 2: then making up the shortfall, that doesn't even make the
Speaker 2: geopolitics work. He added that many farmers still support Trump
Speaker 2: despite frustrations with some of the administration's policies. Yeah, it
Speaker 2: kind of looks like this a homeless guy living on
Speaker 2: the street, holymp a sign I trusted the plan. You
Speaker 2: know that's what's going to happen to the farmers, and
Speaker 2: they don't want to budge. We're going to put it
Speaker 2: to good faith in this administration that we're going to
Speaker 2: get a trade deal. But we're running out of time,
Speaker 2: the farmer darreon Johnson without little help in this administration,
Speaker 2: which we don't know what is going on yet, there
Speaker 2: is still a fair amount of uncertainty. But an Iowa
Speaker 2: farmer told ABC News the bailoff Argentina seems to run
Speaker 2: counter to Trump's America First vision. He says, it does
Speaker 2: feel like you are propping up your competition. It does
Speaker 2: seem counterintuitive to the American First ideology. I don't see
Speaker 2: any place. So we come out of this ahead and
Speaker 2: the transactions. But don't worry, because Trump's people love him
Speaker 2: so much that he could shoot somebody in the head
Speaker 2: on Fifth Avenue, as he said, and they still vote
Speaker 2: for him. And he could kill the farmers that support him,
Speaker 2: the core of his support, and they'll still vote for
Speaker 2: him when it comes up again. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: I saw this from Scott Adams talking about how he
Speaker 2: has no regrets for giving up everything for Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: According to him, he gave up everything I think that
Speaker 2: has was never funny, insightful or interesting, and so I
Speaker 2: don't know, but you know, maybe it did cost him.
Speaker 2: I'm sure it probably did at some point. But here's
Speaker 2: Scott Adams.
Speaker 6: Here's what I feel, and I hope that the rest
Speaker 6: of you feel it too. As I posted on acts cryptically,
Speaker 6: but I only wanted the people who understood to understand it.
Speaker 6: I don't want everybody to understand it. And my post
Speaker 6: that X was just this.
Speaker 1: This is why.
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 2: This is why so profound, isn't it.
Speaker 6: The few of you don't know exactly what that means
Speaker 6: is that in twenty sixteen, when I decided to I
Speaker 6: didn't know I was doing it at the time, but
Speaker 6: quickly I figured it out. When I decided I would
Speaker 6: throw away my entire social life to back Trump, and
Speaker 6: when I eventually threw away my entire career, which even
Speaker 6: before I was canceled my licensing business and you know,
Speaker 6: book sales went to it went to almost nothing. Because
Speaker 6: I was supporting Trump. I sacrificed everything. I sacrificed my
Speaker 6: social life, I sacrificed my career, I sacrifice my reputation.
Speaker 6: I may have sacrificed my health.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you got the vaccine. Told other people to do that.
Speaker 6: Too, because I believed it was worth it. Today's the day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, is it worth it? Yeah. This is the guy
Speaker 2: who said that the freedom lovers when they were licking
Speaker 2: everybody down, and those of us who are protesting it
Speaker 2: freedom lovers are looking like sociopaths. And I said they
Speaker 2: so called pragmatists are looking like totalitarians. This guy never
Speaker 2: got it. Finally, he admitted, well, you guys were right
Speaker 2: about all this COVID stuff in the vaccine, but hey,
Speaker 2: you just got lucky. You didn't know what was going on.
Speaker 2: He has no clue about what's going on. He is
Speaker 2: typical of the maga people from the top to the bottom.
Speaker 2: So yet it feels like you're propping up your competition.
Speaker 2: It feels like you're stabbing your own people in the back. Well,
Speaker 2: it feels like that, because that's what it is. Iowa
Speaker 2: Republican Senator Chuck Grassley also criticize the priorities of the
Speaker 2: Trump administration. When word of the Argentine deal was making
Speaker 2: the rounds. Why would the USA bail out Argentina while
Speaker 2: they take American soybean producer's biggest market. We should use
Speaker 2: leverage at every turn to hurt to help the hurting
Speaker 2: farm economy. Family farmers should be the top of mind
Speaker 2: and negotiations by representatives of the US. No, we don't
Speaker 2: even talk to Argentina and tell them to back off,
Speaker 2: do we? The forty billion dollars that they're putting together,
Speaker 2: You think that might give them a little place at
Speaker 2: the table to tell howavear Malai, here's what we'd like
Speaker 2: for you to do. We don't make up the shortfall.
Speaker 2: We're in a trade war with China, and I'm doing
Speaker 2: this to help America. Maybe right, so, please don't sell
Speaker 2: your soybeans to China. Put your export taxes back on
Speaker 2: that you took off. They don't even do that. They
Speaker 2: don't even do that for the farmers. They don't put
Speaker 2: together a private bailout like they're putting together for Argentina.
Speaker 2: They don't tell Argentina, hey, because we're helping you, we
Speaker 2: want you to do this to help us. They don't
Speaker 2: even do that. They're not going to pay us back.
Speaker 2: There is no payback on any of this stuff real quick.
Speaker 5: As an offside, I'm just Scott Adams is at a
Speaker 5: phase in his life where he should be spending time
Speaker 5: with his family, spending time with the people close to him,
Speaker 5: but instead he's posting these sorts of videos on Twitter.
Speaker 5: Is a way almost to I don't know cemental legacy,
Speaker 5: like I was part of this and instead of having children,
Speaker 5: instead of having people that will be there with him,
Speaker 5: this is what he's doing and I feel so sorry
Speaker 5: for him, and it's important to remember that. But you
Speaker 5: can learn other things from Scott Adams other than he
Speaker 5: was wrong about COVID. He's been wrong about the way
Speaker 5: he's lived his life. He shouldn't be sitting on Twitter
Speaker 5: with as little time as he has left bragging about
Speaker 5: you know, this is what I wanted. I got what
Speaker 5: I voted for. Who cares, Scott? Yeah, there's other things.
Speaker 5: There's more important things in this right now, and you
Speaker 5: don't have much time left to find that out. I
Speaker 5: hope you do. I really do. I really hope you
Speaker 5: know Jesus because you're going to be meeting him soon,
Speaker 5: and I really hope you learn about him before you
Speaker 5: get to meet him.
Speaker 2: That's the important thing. Thank you. For saying that. I
Speaker 2: see some money spewing out lies and deception, and my
Speaker 2: instinct is to come in with guns, boss, and not
Speaker 2: the guy. But you're right, we should have a little
Speaker 2: bit of compassion for him and some sympathy for him,
Speaker 2: because you really is clueless, not just about COVID and
Speaker 2: the vaccine and Trump kicking down the list, but he's
Speaker 2: coolest about what really matters eternally, and so we should
Speaker 2: have sympathy for him and should pray for him. My
Speaker 2: instinct is just to attack, attack. I'm like a doll,
Speaker 2: like when it comes out, there's like destroy, destroy. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: Thank you for bringing that in. That's what I really needed,
Speaker 2: thank you. So US soybean prices are falling, harvest is underway.
Speaker 2: Farmers read headlines not about securing a trade agreement with
Speaker 2: China and matter of fact, another tariff tantrum. But the
Speaker 2: US government is extending twenty billion dollars in economic support
Speaker 2: to Argentina while that country drops at soybean export taxes
Speaker 2: to sell twenty shiploads of Argentine soybeans to China in
Speaker 2: just two days. By the way, speaking of shiploads, what
Speaker 2: Trump has done, which also hurts not just the farmers,
Speaker 2: but anybody who is building anything that they would like
Speaker 2: to export anywhere, not just to China. But if somebody
Speaker 2: shows up and they were going to be you've got
Speaker 2: a shipment of stuff that's going to another country. Let's
Speaker 2: say let's say he's shipping something to Britain, okay, and
Speaker 2: if they show up with a ship that was made
Speaker 2: in China, Trump has levied massive, massive, massive fines on that.
Speaker 2: In terms of what happened, people have to pay, and
Speaker 2: that goes on the price of exports from America. As
Speaker 2: I said the other day, Javier Malay was supposed to
Speaker 2: be this libertarian economist, and yet he's allowed up until
Speaker 2: this point. He just took him off because he wanted
Speaker 2: to take advantage of the American soybean farmer. But prior
Speaker 2: to that, his administration had taxes on exports. How in
Speaker 2: the world does a libertarian economist tax exports? How could
Speaker 2: you justify that that doesn't make any sense whatsoever for
Speaker 2: your own country. So you know, it's not just the
Speaker 2: other tariffs, it's also the additional fees that Trump is
Speaker 2: putting on for somebody using a Chinese ship to come
Speaker 2: to America. And so that has created all kinds of
Speaker 2: chaos as people try to move around to make sure
Speaker 2: the ship that they're using was not made in China.
Speaker 2: Because of Trump's tantrums, the farm economy is suffering while
Speaker 2: our competitors supplant the US and the biggest soybean import
Speaker 2: market in the world. And this is Trump's role to play.
Speaker 2: He is there to be a pacifier in the mouth
Speaker 2: of the people who would scream about this kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: Instead they just go along because you know, it's all
Speaker 2: about my people, isn't it. So he promised to help
Speaker 2: the soybean farmers, but if he's going to do that,
Speaker 2: he needs to do it before the farms die. Harming
Speaker 2: American consumers is also happening. He has a different story
Speaker 2: about that as well.
Speaker 7: And you had the greatest inflat The last administration had
Speaker 7: the greatest inflation in.
Speaker 1: The history of our country.
Speaker 8: And now, as you know, groceries are down.
Speaker 2: It's all are you subtly groceries down? Have you seen that?
Speaker 2: Do you think that grocery prices have dropped? I don't
Speaker 2: think so. I say all these memes. One of them
Speaker 2: was the most expensive vehicle to operate and it was
Speaker 2: a shopping cart at a grocery store. And then of
Speaker 2: course there's this factual thing. US grocery prices reached a
Speaker 2: record high this year. Prices are higher today than they
Speaker 2: were July twenty twenty four, all in major categories, and
Speaker 2: all major categories is listed below, and there's the chart.
Speaker 2: But of course Trump's Trump just lies. He just bowl
Speaker 2: faced lies. And this is a strategy that goes back
Speaker 2: to his pal Bill Clinton. You know when Bill Clinton
Speaker 2: was asked, if he just lell you straight and face
Speaker 2: and light about it, even when you knew he was lying,
Speaker 2: he would still do it. Trump is the same way,
Speaker 2: cut from the same cloth as the Clinton's Trump says
Speaker 2: the deal helps South American conservative ally before the election.
Speaker 2: In Argentina, Malaya has made headlines for his libertarian beliefs.
Speaker 2: I've frequently been seen with conservative leaders and figures, including
Speaker 2: people like Elon Musk. Well, he's also I'm sure it
Speaker 2: hasn't hurt his position. The fact that Javier Malai converted
Speaker 2: to Judaism and also to Chabad Lubavic, which is the
Speaker 2: sect that Jared Kushner belongs to, that Ben Shapiro belongs to,
Speaker 2: the one that Trump went to pray to if you
Speaker 2: remember that during the during the campaign, he says, if
Speaker 2: Javier Malai loses, we're not going to be generous with Argentina.
Speaker 2: If he doesn't win, we're gone. Trump said no and
Speaker 2: asked how the currency swap was an America first policy,
Speaker 2: he said, or if it was just to help Malay
Speaker 2: in the upcoming elections. Well, I think that you need
Speaker 2: to say just say no, k and ow. Just like
Speaker 2: with the drug war. Bessant has also been on the
Speaker 2: hot seat over Argentina's ties to some of his former
Speaker 2: colleagues in the financial world. Rob Satrone, a billionaire who
Speaker 2: once worked with Bessant, has sizeable investments in Latin America
Speaker 2: and Argentina. Billionaire Stanley Drucken Miller, a longtime friend of Bessant,
Speaker 2: has publicly said he invested in Argentina after Malay's election.
Speaker 2: Druck and Miller did not immediately return messages to ABC
Speaker 2: News for comment, and of course neither did the other guy,
Speaker 2: Rob Satrone. They declined comment. Bessant has denied that the
Speaker 2: deal has any connection to his financial colleagues. I wonder,
Speaker 2: just asking for a friend, how many Iowa farmers do
Speaker 2: you think Bessant has I mean, does he party with
Speaker 2: how about Trump? Do they? Just the people going to
Speaker 2: benefit from this are the people that they hang out with.
Speaker 2: It's their friends, it's the people go to their religion,
Speaker 2: it's all of this stuff. It's the Council on Foreign Relations,
Speaker 2: it's the World Economic Form. All of these policies are
Speaker 2: benefiting the agenda or the personal finances, the agenda of
Speaker 2: these institutions, or the personal finances of these billionaire cronies
Speaker 2: that are out there. Everything about it is corruption. And
Speaker 2: it's kind of interesting that Javier Malai is. One of
Speaker 2: the reasons that he is struggling to win reelection is
Speaker 2: because there's been a lot of corruption scandals in Argentina.
Speaker 2: I haven't talked about this, it's not important. Up until
Speaker 2: this point, it wasn't really important for us to know
Speaker 2: about it. But the reality is that he has huge
Speaker 2: corruption scandals Argentina with his sister who runs his campaign
Speaker 2: and so forth, and and that regard is a corrupt
Speaker 2: sob just like Trump is and just like Besson. So
Speaker 2: this is this is this looting class that God has
Speaker 2: put in control of our country as judgment, I think,
Speaker 2: and that's that's what this looks like. So the twenty
Speaker 2: billion dollar question is why is Washington banking Argentina's Malai.
Speaker 2: This is from the New American and I said as
Speaker 2: the White House on Tuesday. At the White House on Tuesday,
Speaker 2: compannounced the twenty billion dollars, and again Bessent filled in
Speaker 2: the details and said, well, no, actually going to come
Speaker 2: forty billion dollars worth of stuff with a private people.
Speaker 5: There's these really dumb memes that float around where it's just,
Speaker 5: you know, some cartoon character made up to look like
Speaker 5: a gangster or something like that, and the caption usually
Speaker 5: goes something on the lines of, you know, screw it,
Speaker 5: another twenty trillionto Israel or something like that. Just it's
Speaker 5: from my just money for everyone and anything except the
Speaker 5: American people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, America first is really America last. We have the.
Speaker 5: Absolute worst kind of socialism, the fact that none of
Speaker 5: it goes to the American people, so we don't even
Speaker 5: get the short term benefits of it, and we just
Speaker 5: send it all out to everyone else and the short
Speaker 5: term and long term costs are all here for us.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's right, And it's a step farther than that.
Speaker 4: If it were just giving money to them. That would
Speaker 4: be one thing, but this is giving money to them
Speaker 4: so that they can undercut us.
Speaker 2: Somebody said, if it was accidental, they would every once
Speaker 2: in a while do something that'd be in our favor.
Speaker 2: But it's not accidental at all. It's delibered. So Malai's
Speaker 2: coalition is reeling from several corruption scandals, and New American
Speaker 2: hands a link to those if you want to read.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure which ones they're talking about. I know
Speaker 2: firsthand of some of them. I should firsthand, I've read
Speaker 2: of some of them. That's right.
Speaker 5: We're involved in Argentina's corruption.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, now we're going to own it. Non interventionists
Speaker 2: at home could have winced as the self styled champion
Speaker 2: of America first openly interfered in another nation's politics, but
Speaker 2: then it was fiscal conservatives turn to recoil when the
Speaker 2: President unveiled his rationale for sending billions abroad. Pressed on
Speaker 2: how the arrangement would benefit the US, Trump offered the
Speaker 2: kind of airy idealism that's usually reserved for commencement speeches
Speaker 2: rather than for billion dollar commitments. Says The New American.
Speaker 2: Ask again, what was in it for America? Trump with
Speaker 2: candor rarely heard in Washington, said we don't have to
Speaker 2: do it. It's not going to make a big difference
Speaker 2: for our country, but it will for South America. And again,
Speaker 2: is this altruism. Who's paying the price for his altruism? Well,
Speaker 2: the American farmers and the American small businesses and the
Speaker 2: middle class are paying that price. This is kind of
Speaker 2: interesting because when the new American says this with candor
Speaker 2: that is rarely heard in Washington. We get to his
Speaker 2: foreign policy coming up here. Caitlyn Johnstone says the same
Speaker 2: thing about Trump when she's talking about what's going on
Speaker 2: with the Ganza thing and talking about the fact that
Speaker 2: he says, hey, you know these Miriam Addelson and Sheldon
Speaker 2: Addilson gave me six hundred billion dollars and look at
Speaker 2: what I'm doing for them. And they would give me
Speaker 2: money and they would come back and say, now we
Speaker 2: want more from you, and now we want more from you,
Speaker 2: and now're always coming back to the White House more
Speaker 2: than anybody else, and just saying it openly. It's just
Speaker 2: open corruption, boasting about it. And somehow that gives him
Speaker 2: immunity with his followers because he tells everybody that I
Speaker 2: said that about Dave Chappelle, how a joke about that.
Speaker 2: He said. The thing about Trump was he would come
Speaker 2: out of these meetings with all these people, you know,
Speaker 2: the insiders, the club that he's a part of, and
Speaker 2: you tell people you won't believe what's going on in there.
Speaker 2: They're doing this, this and this, and then he said,
Speaker 2: and then the guy will turn right back around and
Speaker 2: go in there enjoying a minute. And that's what's happening here.
Speaker 2: You know, when you look at this Argentina thing, as
Speaker 2: the New American says, it's a candor that you rarely
Speaker 2: hear out of Washington. And Caitlyn Johnson said, I detest
Speaker 2: this guy and everything that he does, but you got
Speaker 2: to give him the one thing I like about is that.
Speaker 2: And she doesn't see it as a positive. It's just
Speaker 2: part of his personality. He tells you the corruption that's
Speaker 2: going on in Washington. He continues doing it, but he
Speaker 2: tells you right up front. You don't have to. They
Speaker 2: don't even bother to deny it anymore. So what is it?
Speaker 2: What is it? Well, they don't mention what I think
Speaker 2: is one of the key things in here. I mentioned before,
Speaker 2: the connections that he's got with jabad Lubovich other things
Speaker 2: like that that are going on that.
Speaker 5: Trump and it just doesn't sound like a real name.
Speaker 2: Anyway. I think that it is really when we look
Speaker 2: at what is happening with this. When jaber Malay went
Speaker 2: to the White House, what he did was he he
Speaker 2: wanted Trump to know that he nominated him for what
Speaker 2: Trump so deeply, the Nobel Peace Prize. So he didn't
Speaker 2: just say I now made you for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Speaker 2: He made a copy of the letter that he wrote
Speaker 2: to the Nobel Peace Prize committee and he put it
Speaker 2: in a frame.
Speaker 5: Oh that's so nice. Yeah, can I put it on
Speaker 5: the White House fridge? You know, look at what my
Speaker 5: son did.
Speaker 2: That's worth twenty billion dollars. And here's the presentation.
Speaker 1: Look at it.
Speaker 2: Oh I like that. Yes, I can definitely read.
Speaker 5: I'm really reading it.
Speaker 9: When he did this letter, mister President, your settlement in
Speaker 9: to mid least wasn't done, so we had to do
Speaker 9: it a new letter, including because this is a very
Speaker 9: import than you'll have to add one extra sense exactly.
Speaker 8: That's great, thank you very much.
Speaker 7: This isn't a great such a thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Go look yeah, one of I said for the longest time,
Speaker 2: it's the Nobel Peace Prize. But he spells piece with
Speaker 2: an eye, A piece of this, a piece of that
Speaker 2: I cut for the big guy. Yeah, that's what's really
Speaker 2: happening with all this stuff.
Speaker 4: But in really historic moment, the cheapest of politician has
Speaker 4: ever been bought for forty for a frame photo deal
Speaker 4: of the century. Yeah, I think America has been framed.
Speaker 4: We've been set up and this guy is coming in
Speaker 4: for the kill. Well, let's look at some of the comments,
Speaker 4: so before we take a break.
Speaker 5: That's right, we've got real Jason Barker and thank you
Speaker 5: very much Jason. Of course you can find Jason on
Speaker 5: Night of the Storm and Nights of the Storm dot
Speaker 5: com where they have the schedule for their show, our show,
Speaker 5: Guard show, Tony show, many shows, so check out Nights
Speaker 5: of the Storm dot com. He says, let's get some
Speaker 5: buel in the tank, folks.
Speaker 2: Thank you saman very much.
Speaker 5: I'm Marty. Good to see you.
Speaker 2: Marty.
Speaker 5: Hope you're well. Thank you as well, says move the needle.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 5: Dougalug says, thank you and thank you Douglas.
Speaker 2: I wish I could move the needle, the hypodermic needle.
Speaker 2: I wish I could move it away with.
Speaker 5: That, sadly, yeah, he says, thank you, David and sons. Hey,
Speaker 5: that's me. Let's be sure to hit the like buttons. Yes,
Speaker 5: wherever you're watching, whenever you're watching, please drop alike on
Speaker 5: the show. It does helps cliche as it is to
Speaker 5: say it. At this point, Irs machine gun once again,
Speaker 5: always a scary name. Thank you very much, says let's
Speaker 5: keep it going s flow zero eight one eight. Sheep
Speaker 5: on the left, sheep on the right, stuck in the
Speaker 5: middle with you. That's right, I'm already Scott Adams has
Speaker 5: to say that in order to deal with the truth
Speaker 5: that he keeps hidden from us, but not from himself. Inside,
Speaker 5: he knows he's screwed up. I think you're right, that
Speaker 5: gasoline all politicians do for work, quote unquoters, to figure
Speaker 5: out how to launder and steal our tax dollars. Well,
Speaker 5: it's hard work, laundering all that money, stealing all of it.
Speaker 5: You know, you've got to got to give him some
Speaker 5: time off also real quickly. I want to let you know,
Speaker 5: I don't know if you got to see it. Jason
Speaker 5: Barker put together a little AI song about the He's
Speaker 5: been working on it for about a week, so I
Speaker 5: don't want to trivialize by calling it a little but
Speaker 5: you know, put together a song about the vaccine and
Speaker 5: it's I sent Lance the link, so maybe we can
Speaker 5: play that later.
Speaker 2: Oh good, Yeah, yeah, I'd like to do that. I'd
Speaker 2: like to see that. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Lance actually has it ready. He's saying he can get
Speaker 5: it ready.
Speaker 2: Yeah. You know that's the thing about AI. You know,
Speaker 2: the time that's involved in it is uh, just no,
Speaker 2: that's not right.
Speaker 10: Do this.
Speaker 2: It doesn't follow the prompt against, so it keeps it.
Speaker 2: Just keep trying it, and then it's like you know,
Speaker 2: throwing stuff against the wall. Finally it might do something
Speaker 2: kind of like what you want. You know, that's the
Speaker 2: frustration about you.
Speaker 5: I found it's really helpful for creating specific elements. You know,
Speaker 5: you get an element from it here and you cut
Speaker 5: that out and you start pasting things together, or you know,
Speaker 5: you can make you know, lower thirds graphics and things
Speaker 5: like that fairly easily.
Speaker 2: Because I haven't figured out how to use it productively yet.
Speaker 5: Just as Atlant says he's actually got the AI song.
Speaker 2: Okay, good, let's play that. Let's I like to see that.
Speaker 7: I am thrilled the report that the FDA has authorized
Speaker 7: the Piza vaccine. We have given Piza and other companies
Speaker 7: a great deal of money, hoping this would be the outcome,
Speaker 7: as it were.
Speaker 2: That's Jason Barker's picture, Like five years ago.
Speaker 11: In the Fantasy Clinic lobby, with free coffee and a grin.
Speaker 12: They roll up your sleeve and say this Jab's your
Speaker 12: new best friend. But plot twist, folks, It's loaded with
Speaker 12: the lifetime guarantee of mystery.
Speaker 13: A ol men's galow, brought to you by big piece.
Speaker 12: Jimmie Job Jab Rob Rockey launching straight to the la.
Speaker 10: Jimmy jem Jimmy Job jam fore and.
Speaker 5: After Chater, who knew he was so talented?
Speaker 12: The legal weason with the rash that closed the night.
Speaker 12: Yotoe starts up dancing.
Speaker 1: On their own.
Speaker 12: What a fright back to the dock you shuffle wallet
Speaker 12: opened wide, More jabs, more pills, more tests on a round.
Speaker 5: Jimmy Job Jimmy jab Jab.
Speaker 12: Looked like a fish shop farmer's golden cracky Jimmy Job
Speaker 12: Jimmy jab Jab. Hospitals High fiveen counting all that.
Speaker 11: Jimmy jobs, politicians posing pretty with their farmer funded yachts man.
Speaker 11: It's flying faster than a swell of red bull shots.
Speaker 13: They swa.
Speaker 12: But wink at the cameras out you're endless doctor visits.
Speaker 13: That's their golden random violence shaking. Can't even drive your car.
Speaker 5: Brain fog so.
Speaker 13: Thick even forget where you are.
Speaker 12: Lifetime subscriptions to the Sickness clubbly while seat Oh's toast
Speaker 12: champagne dancing to the Jimmy Jimmy Job, Jimmy job, job
Speaker 12: that shots of money, magnet pulling in the dragon, Jimmy Job,
Speaker 12: Jimmy Jack job.
Speaker 5: Rich out your sniffles.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's all stay Jimmy job, So.
Speaker 11: Hell them muddy Jimmy the job.
Speaker 13: That keeps on giving to everyone. But you now that
Speaker 13: sense Jimmy job that goes in the home. But the
Speaker 13: joke's on us all.
Speaker 7: And we could never let people forget where it came
Speaker 7: from and how it came. And look, I guess in
Speaker 7: a certain way, I'm the father of the vaccine because
Speaker 7: I was the one that pushed it.
Speaker 1: Brought to you by Pfizer.
Speaker 2: Good job, Jason, you got to keep your minding people
Speaker 2: what happened with all this and Neil going around this
Speaker 2: last week.
Speaker 1: Hey, my kids will have questions or cover that.
Speaker 2: What was going around this week was the people saying,
Speaker 2: look at this he had. There was some wings on
Speaker 2: the wall that had a light on them, and the
Speaker 2: way his head was positioned from the distance looking down
Speaker 2: the table had Hegseeth on one side and Rubio on
Speaker 2: the other. It made it look like Trump had horns.
Speaker 2: And so uh, that was going around. Everybody's making their
Speaker 2: comments about it. So I just threw that into AI
Speaker 2: and that's okay, kind of what looks like, said let's
Speaker 2: just zoom and give him roller words. He's looked a
Speaker 2: little bit like what's like a Copeland or whatever it was.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Kenneth cope, yeah, a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah. The real reason was to Kenneth Cope on here
Speaker 2: at the bay and when it gets demonic, well he's
Speaker 2: gonna start telling us about his private jet, I guess
Speaker 2: at that point in time. But then I thought, well,
Speaker 2: actually we need to get to cut to the chase.
Speaker 2: So I told it, I said, you know, have him
Speaker 2: hold up a hypodermic needle when it comes in, and
Speaker 2: so here we go there's Trump with his hypodermic needle. Yeah,
Speaker 2: truly is a demonic agenda. We're going to take a
Speaker 2: quick break and when we come back, we're going to
Speaker 2: talk about the thing that is so dear to Trump's heart.
Speaker 2: And I'm not talking about America. I'm talking about the prize,
Speaker 2: the Nobel Peace. Rice will be right back.
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Speaker 5: Welcome back, folks, and I want to let you know
Speaker 5: that you can find that song. It's called Jibby Jab
Speaker 5: and it's on now Hear This on Rumble. That's the
Speaker 5: channel name. Now Hear This with an exclamation point at
Speaker 5: the end, of course, that's by Jason Barker. So check
Speaker 5: that out and share it around.
Speaker 2: Good. Yeah, you should put that up on YouTube. Maybe
Speaker 2: they won't know who you are, whether maybe they'll figure
Speaker 2: it out, I don't know, but you'd go to try. Well.
Speaker 2: Trump confirms that he is authorized CIA operations in Venezuela
Speaker 2: and they're looking to move these illegal criminal strikes illegal
Speaker 2: and criminal according to the US Constitution as well as
Speaker 2: international law. Going to move that inland. And this is
Speaker 2: really where he was headed in the first place. This
Speaker 2: is really about oil. It's not about the drugs. Trump
Speaker 2: said he could not give any more information on the
Speaker 2: convert covert Cia operations, which are first reported by the
Speaker 2: New York Times, but he said he authorized them because
Speaker 2: the flow of migrants and drugs from the country. So
Speaker 2: there you go. He doesn't even try to hide that.
Speaker 2: He tells you, yeah, we're going to do this criminal
Speaker 2: thing and then boasts about it, and that inoculates him.
Speaker 2: I have all these half thousands of people will retweet
Speaker 2: his lies and his boasting about criminal operations, say yeah,
Speaker 2: I voted for this, That's why you sure did. I
Speaker 2: didn't authorized for two reasons, really, he said. Number one,
Speaker 2: they have emptied their prisons into the United States of America.
Speaker 2: They came in through the well, they came in through
Speaker 2: the border, the border that you didn't protect that Biden
Speaker 2: moved wide open. And he said, and the other thing
Speaker 2: are drugs. We have a lot of drugs coming in
Speaker 2: from Venezuela. A lot of the Venezuelan and drugs come
Speaker 2: in through the sea, but we're going to stop them
Speaker 2: by land. Also, he said, well, if these things are true,
Speaker 2: and of course the second claim about drugs is absolutely false.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows that. For years, everybody's acknowledged that the drugs
Speaker 2: are not coming in through Venezuela or they're coming in
Speaker 2: through other Latin American countries. But of course Americans don't
Speaker 2: make a distinction between Columbia, l Salvador, Argentina and any
Speaker 2: Venezuela and any of these places. Couldn't find him on
Speaker 2: the map. I couldn't Maicaragua, all these different countries. It's like,
Speaker 2: I know they're down there somewhere. Yeah, I don't know
Speaker 2: anything about them, but they're down there somewhere, and they're
Speaker 2: all just doing drugs. Right. That's that's the general mentality
Speaker 2: of the American public, and it's wrong. So but here
Speaker 2: here's the thing. Even if they were emptying their prisons,
Speaker 2: and even if they were doing pulling in lots of drugs,
Speaker 2: right like he alleged also that Canada was doing without
Speaker 2: any proof whatsoever. And you'll have the influencers. I'll never
Speaker 2: forget Jack. But Soviet then going to this small town
Speaker 2: on the border of Canada, and it's this nice idyllic
Speaker 2: town there, and he goes, look at this, there's no
Speaker 2: security here. It's like, yeah, what do you want? Guard
Speaker 2: towers and barking German shepherds and barbed wires up? What
Speaker 2: you want? Jack? In that town? I mean, it's like,
Speaker 2: what's the matter with them? He buys into this and
Speaker 2: just sells it. He knows better than that. He's not stupid,
Speaker 2: just acting pretty evil about this stuff. But anyway, he
Speaker 2: tries to sell that agenda that all this fentanyl is
Speaker 2: coming in through Canada, and look at that. We don't
Speaker 2: have barbed wire on the border that used to be
Speaker 2: a feature that we're proud of. Trump is doing his
Speaker 2: best to make enemies of everybody. That's what he does
Speaker 2: everywhere he goes. He's about wars foreign and domestic. And
Speaker 2: so anyway, even if these two things were true, even
Speaker 2: if they were true, what he's proposing to do is
Speaker 2: criminal and unauthorized. He doesn't have the authority to do that.
Speaker 2: He needs Congress's authorization for war. And again, just like
Speaker 2: I said before, if the boats had been trafficking drugs,
Speaker 2: there is a legal procedure for handling that. You stop
Speaker 2: them you search them, if you find the drugs, you
Speaker 2: arrest them, you give them due process, and try them.
Speaker 2: That's the way that it's done. That's the way we
Speaker 2: want it to be done, because we don't want to
Speaker 2: have a high tech lynch mob. We don't want to
Speaker 2: have a you know, that was a phrase that Clarence
Speaker 2: Thomas used like forty fifty years ago or something when
Speaker 2: he was going through the confirmation hearings talking about how
Speaker 2: he was slandered in the press. But this really is
Speaker 2: a high tech lynch mob when you've got these military machines,
Speaker 2: military weapons that they're using just to kill people on site,
Speaker 2: to kill them with mere suspicion. And again, I don't
Speaker 2: care how much you have seen, if you haven't proven
Speaker 2: it in court, it's just suspicion, that's all it is.
Speaker 2: It's allegations, unproven, unheard allegations. And one of the things
Speaker 2: that you should always be concerned about is that when
Speaker 2: a government tells you that they know enough that they
Speaker 2: don't have to do due process, you might question that.
Speaker 2: You might think, well, maybe they think that they can't
Speaker 2: really win this case, right, maybe they don't have enough evidence,
Speaker 2: So maybe they're doing this because they don't want to
Speaker 2: have it scrutinized. So even if he had these things,
Speaker 2: it's kind of interesting. You know, we've had Usually we
Speaker 2: get pulled into wars and things like that with false
Speaker 2: flag events. Trump does it with false narratives. He doesn't
Speaker 2: false flags, so you know, at least he isn't going
Speaker 2: to kill three thousand people in New York to get
Speaker 2: into a war. But it's not to say that it
Speaker 2: won't wind up backfiring on us. When asked whether the
Speaker 2: CIA was given the authority to quote takeout Venezuela's president
Speaker 2: Maduro Trump called it a quote ridiculous question for him
Speaker 2: to respond to, but there wasn't in denial of that.
Speaker 2: You know, do you really think that I would say that? Well,
Speaker 2: you usually are candid enough that you say the quiet
Speaker 2: part out loud, so we could glad we'd give it
Speaker 2: a try. Ask what's next to his administration's war on
Speaker 2: drug cartels and whether they were considering strikes on land,
Speaker 2: Trump said they were looking into it. I guess, I said,
Speaker 2: CIA masters, they haven't told him yet what he's going
Speaker 2: to do. So my masters at the CIA are telling
Speaker 2: me are investigating this right now, strategizing and when they
Speaker 2: figured out, they'll let me know and then you'll see it.
Speaker 2: Because I'm not going to go to Congress or do
Speaker 2: anything legally about this. He says, Well, I don't want
Speaker 2: to tell you exactly, but we're certainly looking at land
Speaker 2: now because we've got to see very well under control.
Speaker 2: They're looking at land, They're looking at oil wells, they
Speaker 2: at they're looking at the largest known reserves in the world,
Speaker 2: bigger than Saudi Arabia. That's what this is all about.
Speaker 2: This guy is selling you snake oil because he wants
Speaker 2: to get to the petroleum oil. The use of lethal
Speaker 2: military force against drug boats is unprecedented. So as this
Speaker 2: mainstream article from I think it's Bloomberg, it's on Yahoo. Well,
Speaker 2: it's not only unprecedented, it is also, as I said before,
Speaker 2: illegal under US and international law. But of course that's
Speaker 2: never stopped the CIA from doing anything. Just because something
Speaker 2: is illegal and immoral, the criminal intelligence a holes will
Speaker 2: always do it. That's what CIA stands for. My inestimation. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Trump was pressed about how the administration knows that boats
Speaker 2: have drugs and that drug traffickers on them. Trump insisted
Speaker 2: that the administration was sure, but he didn't provide any evidence.
Speaker 2: When asked why the administration isn't having the Coastguard stop
Speaker 2: the boats, Trump applied, well, because we've been doing that
Speaker 2: for thirty years and it's been totally ineffective. So, you know,
Speaker 2: just forget the law, forget the constitution. We don't care anymore.
Speaker 4: It makes me think of how there's a lot of
Speaker 4: drug overdoses in federal prisons where it's constant monitoring. So yeah,
Speaker 4: the drug boats, you know, being stopped by actual officials
Speaker 4: and arrested. That wasn't working. But then neither is this thing.
Speaker 1: Going to work.
Speaker 2: You're right, Lance, And I've used that many times. I said,
Speaker 2: for all of you who think that you can stop
Speaker 2: drug addiction by using law enforcement, you should talk to
Speaker 2: some of the cops and judges and prosecutors that I've
Speaker 2: talked to law enforcement against Prohibition. LEAP is the organization,
Speaker 2: and they talk about the fact that you can't stop this.
Speaker 2: But one of the stories along that line that I've
Speaker 2: mentioned many times, Lance, is it was in Maryland, I believe,
Speaker 2: and it was a mother whose son was severely addicted
Speaker 2: to drugs and she tried everything she could not get
Speaker 2: him off of drugs. He was just too addicted to
Speaker 2: it to possessed by it really, And so she thought, well,
Speaker 2: I'm going to turn him in. They'll lock him up
Speaker 2: and it'll be a cold turkey thing. It'll be tough
Speaker 2: for him, but he'll get him off of drugs. I
Speaker 2: can put him in prison and he'll so abrupt. Well
Speaker 2: she did. They put him in prison, and he died
Speaker 2: of an overdose. And so I've said, first of all,
Speaker 2: that tells us that this is you can't do this
Speaker 2: to people. They have to participate in it. And it
Speaker 2: is a spiritual thing, it's a medical thing. It's all
Speaker 2: these different things rolled together. But it's one thing that
Speaker 2: it is not is law enforcement. And I said, and
Speaker 2: what does it tell you about the kind of society
Speaker 2: that we would have to create when you've got a
Speaker 2: couple of hundred drug overdoses a year, deaths in federal prisons,
Speaker 2: they would have to in order to stop all that,
Speaker 2: they would have to ramp it up worse than we
Speaker 2: have federal prisons. We'd all be living in a prison
Speaker 2: like society. And of course that's what they want to
Speaker 2: use the drug war to do, to tell us that
Speaker 2: in order to stop it, we all have to live
Speaker 2: in some kind of a pan optagon prison. That's their
Speaker 2: end game, and that's why they're using the drugs. That's
Speaker 2: why the CIA is so heavily involved in creating these
Speaker 2: new serious drugs and pushing them out to people.
Speaker 4: But wait a minute, didn't Larry Ellison say that if
Speaker 4: we're all being surveilled all the time, will be on
Speaker 4: our best behavior. I thought that would get rid of
Speaker 4: all drug use.
Speaker 2: That's right. You know, we're going to create an open
Speaker 2: air prison for everybody, and then, according to them, that's
Speaker 2: going to get rid of all drug use. So we
Speaker 2: just have to go there. Then when it doesn't get
Speaker 2: rid of all drug use, they'll say, well, it's still
Speaker 2: necessary for some other reason. So why we need to
Speaker 2: take Trump's drug war seriously? Yeah, we should take it
Speaker 2: very seriously. Just don't take his claims about why he
Speaker 2: has to do this or that. Don't take those things seriously.
Speaker 2: About where the drugs are coming, They're not coming from Canada,
Speaker 2: they're not coming from Venezuela. Trump has long been a
Speaker 2: fan of using the military to wage more vigorous war
Speaker 2: against drug cartels in Latin America, and the reason for
Speaker 2: that is because He's an egotistical, war loving authoritarian. It's
Speaker 2: baked into his nature. That's what the man is. Colombian
Speaker 2: president publicly said Wednesday that one of the vessels that
Speaker 2: he just blew up was carrying Columbian citizens and that
Speaker 2: they were killed. Two administration officials confirmed the New York
Speaker 2: Times that Colombians were on one of the boats blown
Speaker 2: out of the water. The White House, however, called the
Speaker 2: Columbian president's claims baseless and reprehensible. That's what the White
Speaker 2: House's claims are, and what Trump's claims are. They are
Speaker 2: baseless and reprehensible. As Rand Paul said to Jade Events,
Speaker 2: what a despicable thing to do, to cheer the murder
Speaker 2: of people who have not had due process. Mike Esper,
Speaker 2: who served as secondary defense during the final stages of
Speaker 2: Trump's first term, relayed in his memoirs that Trump had
Speaker 2: seriously explored the option of conducting missile strikes against suspected
Speaker 2: traffickers in Mexico. Esper recalled his boss had asked him
Speaker 2: at least twice in twenty twenty about the feasibility of
Speaker 2: launching missiles into Mexico to destroy the drug labs and
Speaker 2: to wipe out the cartels. The president considered such a
Speaker 2: drastic step to be justified because Mexican leaders will quote
Speaker 2: not in charge of their own country unquote. Esper's account
Speaker 2: is not only is not the only evidence of Trump's
Speaker 2: enthusiasm for military option. And we talk about this again, Well,
Speaker 2: you know, the Mexican government is not in control of
Speaker 2: its own country, and does this kind of rhyme with
Speaker 2: what he's doing another La They're not in charge, Chicago,
Speaker 2: They're not in charge. Washington is not in charge. I'll
Speaker 2: be in charge. This is always his rationale. The option
Speaker 2: of using the military against drug traffickers in Latin America
Speaker 2: became a prominent theme of not only Trump, but of
Speaker 2: other Republican leaders. In twenty twenty four. Not surprisingly, Trump
Speaker 2: quickly joined in the lobbying campaign to attack the cartels.
Speaker 2: He explicitly embraced the proliferation of proposals from GP members
Speaker 2: of Congress at that time to pass an authorization for
Speaker 2: the use of military force. Other prominent Republicans, including former
Speaker 2: Attorney General Bill Barr Cia Bar that's where he you know.
Speaker 2: Bill Barr was the right hand man of George H. W. Bush.
Speaker 2: George H. W. Bush made him his attorney general, I
Speaker 2: think the youngest attorney general we've had. But Bill Barr
Speaker 2: had been his right hand man in terms of rebuilding
Speaker 2: the CIA after the Church hearings had damaged them. And
Speaker 2: so they brought in George H. W. Bush, who I
Speaker 2: think had been involved with the CIA during the Bay
Speaker 2: of Pigs and other issues. But covertly they brought him
Speaker 2: in and put him in charge of the CIA, and
Speaker 2: he brought in Bill Barr, and the two of them
Speaker 2: were heavily connected. That's why everybody raised their eyebrows when
Speaker 2: Trump made Bill Barr attorney general. That should have told
Speaker 2: people at that point in time what was going on.
Speaker 2: And of course, right after that you had Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 2: died in jail. And so anyway, Bill Barr and Nikki
Speaker 2: Haley embraced the idea of using US military, even special forces,
Speaker 2: to go after the traffickers. Howard Trump no longer considers
Speaker 2: an authorization from use of military force even remotely necessary.
Speaker 2: He implicitly believes executive may do virtually anything he deems
Speaker 2: necessary to defend the United States. Trump and his aides
Speaker 2: have shifted their primary focus now from Mexico to Venezuela,
Speaker 2: and it doesn't have anything to do with drugs. That's
Speaker 2: just an excuse. Take him seriously, but don't take what
Speaker 2: he says seriously. People have said that before. That's especially
Speaker 2: true of his claims about wars and economics and all
Speaker 2: the rest of this stuff. So there's no drugs coming
Speaker 2: from Venezuela, and there's few people coming from Venezuela than
Speaker 2: from most places. So none of this stuff is true.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants to talk about it, and again this is
Speaker 2: a analysis from responsible state craft. They don't want to
Speaker 2: talk about the real issue here, which is regime change
Speaker 2: and taking the oil. That's the real issue. It's always
Speaker 2: just about corruption, crony capitalism, and it's about this American empire.
Speaker 2: And I got to say the American empire. You know,
Speaker 2: we use this phrase about crossing the rubicon many, many times,
Speaker 2: but I think it really has hapen. We are seeing
Speaker 2: in terms of the Trump precedents that are being laid
Speaker 2: out there. He's laying out the precedent of being of
Speaker 2: the presidency as a caesar, and he's seizing power. This
Speaker 2: is crossing the rubicon. We should call Trump precedent rubicon.
Speaker 2: That really I think is what's going on here. Let's
Speaker 2: get some of the comments and then we'll take a break.
Speaker 5: All right, we've got real Jason Barker says, I used
Speaker 5: my digital audio workstations put it together. I was just
Speaker 5: to make a few short elements. So there you go again.
Speaker 5: So on now hear this exclamation point and it's called
Speaker 5: jibby jab the song.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's still a lot of work to put this
Speaker 2: stuff together, because, like you said, you just get a
Speaker 2: little bits and pieces of it, you know, and so
Speaker 2: then then you have to, you know, still work with.
Speaker 5: All of that, got to assemble it, put it all together.
Speaker 2: The hallucinations that it has.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Prodigal Sun nineteen eighty six, America first to Fall,
Speaker 5: that's right, Yeah, yeah. Dougle Lug responding to Jason Barker.
Speaker 5: The video is heartbreaking, but the lyrics are funny. You know,
Speaker 5: all those people being hurt, very sad.
Speaker 2: Real.
Speaker 5: Jason Barker responding to Doug Lug. My favorite part is
Speaker 5: Gollum singing at the end as a meme I made
Speaker 5: way back in the early days of DK Golding solo
Speaker 5: when he used it a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I still got that in the deck here.
Speaker 5: I think you do. I don't think we've taken it out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think we do. Let's see if I can
Speaker 2: find it here. Let's see. Not sure, let's see. Well, well,
Speaker 2: I don't know it could be in here. We got
Speaker 2: so many things in our deck. I can't find things.
Speaker 5: It's got a lot of buttons, and a lot of
Speaker 5: them are used up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and Prince very small, and my eyes are getting
Speaker 2: a further pack.
Speaker 5: So Bogus says, I could shoot somebody in the middle
Speaker 5: of Fifth Avenue and I wouldn't lose any voters. Donald Trump. Yeah,
Speaker 5: we all remember that Cicatas seventeen. It's hard to watch
Speaker 5: all these jab reactions, So bogus, Donald Trump shot his voters.
Speaker 5: He did m sellers, so much damage and destruction in
Speaker 5: people's lives. The Syrian girl. We can't afford to ever
Speaker 5: forget the harm that was generated. They are just waiting
Speaker 5: to push this evil against us again. They have hundreds
Speaker 5: of ways to sneak it in.
Speaker 2: That's right. Yeah, when they move the bar and we
Speaker 2: don't do anything about it. That's what infringement is. And
Speaker 2: what Trump did in twenty twenty was not only a
Speaker 2: mass murder, but it was a major infringement against the
Speaker 2: Constitution and against our god given liberties. They're not given
Speaker 2: to a spoted constitution. It prohibits the government, and he
Speaker 2: skipped that prohibition.
Speaker 5: So iLINK Goy Nobel Peace Prize is a participation trophy
Speaker 5: for politicians. The last thing Trump needs is a prize
Speaker 5: to inflate his ego anymore. That's right, We'll all get
Speaker 5: caught in its gravity, won't be able to make an escape.
Speaker 5: Nibero twenty twenty nine. Was the real reason the Muskrat
Speaker 5: was working with Trump in the beginning, so we could
Speaker 5: constantly monitor Trump's neurolink implant. He had to get close.
Speaker 5: He had to get close to make the implant work.
Speaker 5: Jerry Altalo. Americans were fulled into horrific criminal wars of
Speaker 5: aggression before Vietnam, of the Gulf of Tonkin, Iraq, weapons
Speaker 5: of mass destruction, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, wars are based on lies. The wayam Randolph
Speaker 2: Erst or whatever I can sell the war for you,
Speaker 2: it's suddenly gotten a lot.
Speaker 5: Works Niberu twenty twenty nine. Afghanistan was all about opioids
Speaker 5: and oil and lithium. Yeah, yeah, Audi Mr R. There
Speaker 5: are cops who use and sell drugs, who war on
Speaker 5: drugs is a farce. And of course you can find
Speaker 5: out new podcast it's called Everything is a Lie, damn It.
Speaker 5: You can check that out on Rumble as well. Out
Speaker 5: of Mr R against is. There are correctional officers who
Speaker 5: sell drugs to inmates. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's how you get an overdose in prison.
Speaker 2: You know, they guards saw it there, let it come in.
Speaker 5: And of course it's not uncommon at all. It's very
Speaker 5: very common. Libo twenty twenty nine, blowing up drug boats
Speaker 5: while the CIA drug cargo plans continue landing under the
Speaker 5: cover of the distractions. Yeah, and landing in Columbia mostly,
Speaker 5: and maybe they're still making their runs to Arkansas. Who knows,
Speaker 5: Francy and only Jesus can yield the suffering responsible for
Speaker 5: the drugs they take.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's a spiritual issue.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's this well, I guess you'd call him a
Speaker 5: loll cow. His name is well, his handle is boss
Speaker 5: Man Jack. But he's a gambling addict and a crack addict.
Speaker 5: And there's you can just see what the drugs and
Speaker 5: the gambling addiction has do to him because he's basically
Speaker 5: live streamed his entire career whatever you want to call it,
Speaker 5: and just the arrests Therain, it's put in his family,
Speaker 5: the ways that it's ruined his life. You can see
Speaker 5: the entire thing.
Speaker 2: It's well, yeah, I mentioned it before. Charlie Sheen is
Speaker 2: on this tour to talk about his life, and he's
Speaker 2: got a documentary that came out, I think, but he's
Speaker 2: also pushing a book and I saw a clip of it,
Speaker 2: and in it he said the worst thing, the worst
Speaker 2: drug or anything they ever had, was crack cocaine. He
Speaker 2: said that was really the thing that sent him over
Speaker 2: the edge. And of course crack cocaine was created by
Speaker 2: the CIA. They set up Freeway, Ricky Ross and LA
Speaker 2: to began distributing it in massive ways. There. They set
Speaker 2: that up, they invented it, they sold it, they pushed
Speaker 2: it so they could have a war and Central America.
Speaker 2: I mean this whole thing, what Trump is doing in
Speaker 2: terms of picking out one of the few countries that's
Speaker 2: not really involved in the drug trade and then making
Speaker 2: it about the drug trade and then saying now we
Speaker 2: can have a war with him. It's such a twisted
Speaker 2: version of the Iran contrast stuff and the crack cocaine
Speaker 2: thing that the CIA did. But history always rhymes if
Speaker 2: we don't figure out what's really going on, and that's
Speaker 2: what they're working on again.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 2: It was Gary what was the guy's name did Dark Alliance.
Speaker 2: I can't remember his last name now. Anyway, he exposed
Speaker 2: all that stuff and Gary Webb, Gary Webb, thank you
Speaker 2: very much. Yeah, So anyway, it's it just it's a
Speaker 2: twisted version of what they did with the what Gary
Speaker 2: Webb documented with Dark Alliance, what Trump is doing right now.
Speaker 5: So I have it. Just it really highlights to me
Speaker 5: how much of a spiritual issue it is. It has
Speaker 5: ruined his life, the guy was talking about boss Man Jacket,
Speaker 5: has ruined his parents' life, his family's life. It has
Speaker 5: caused no end of trouble. He's gone to jail in
Speaker 5: prison multiple times, but he just comes right back out
Speaker 5: and goes right back to it because he doesn't want
Speaker 5: to stop. He doesn't have a spiritual change. They have
Speaker 5: locked him up, they have put him in jail, they
Speaker 5: put him in prison, and nothing has made a dent
Speaker 5: in his desire for drugs and gambling. Yeah, because he
Speaker 5: does his nature it's what he wants. And until he
Speaker 5: makes that change, until you know, Jesus Christ comes in
Speaker 5: and changes him, nothing will change him. Yeah, and it's very,
Speaker 5: very sad to see it.
Speaker 2: This is like that story about the scorpion on the
Speaker 2: back of the frogs that's set me across the pond
Speaker 2: and he stings them and the frogs dyeing goes, now
Speaker 2: we're both going to die, and he goes, can't help it.
Speaker 2: It's my nature.
Speaker 5: You knew what I was. I have decided to ferry
Speaker 5: me across.
Speaker 2: You have to have a different nature is really the
Speaker 2: only thing that is going to change it. And so it's, uh,
Speaker 2: it's sad to see what is happening. And I've watched
Speaker 2: this my internal life practically. You know, this has been
Speaker 2: going on for fifty when is it fifty four years now?
Speaker 2: I think this un War on drugs that she had
Speaker 2: another un agenda. They created the schedule and all the
Speaker 2: rest of the stuff because it was about creating a
Speaker 2: problem and creating a narrative to fix that problem.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, we have RANSI and saying wely, Jesus, can
Speaker 5: you know the suffering responsible for the drugs that they take?
Speaker 5: I think I read that one, but bears repeating swamp
Speaker 5: lovers is the war on drugs? Is the war on people? Yeah,
Speaker 5: radis bro minor drug offenders fill your prisons. You don't
Speaker 5: even flinch all our taxes paying for your wars against
Speaker 5: the new non rich bulldog. Trump doubled down on the
Speaker 5: backs from pfiser Kia.
Speaker 2: I like that pfiser Kia. Is that a Pharma Kia,
Speaker 2: the pfiser Kia brought to you demons?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean he has to double down it because
Speaker 4: his supporters are also doubling down. I mean, look at
Speaker 4: what we just saw from Scott Adams. He can't admit
Speaker 4: now that he was wrong after ruining his life for it.
Speaker 4: He has to keep going with it, or else it
Speaker 4: would be horrible to have to face the reality of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, real.
Speaker 5: Jason Barker responding to the Bulldog. I am hyper folks
Speaker 5: in the Trump shot because I know several friends and
Speaker 5: family members that have died from it. So sorry to
Speaker 5: hear that, Jason too. We've seen over the years a
Speaker 5: lot of people in chat talking about how they've lost
Speaker 5: friends or family members to it, or they've been severely injured.
Speaker 2: And I have friends who wife of a guy that
Speaker 2: I knew in high school. He was bag cheerleader for
Speaker 2: all this vaccine stuff, and his wife now has a
Speaker 2: very aggressive cancer. And I'm sorry to see. I don't
Speaker 2: I don't cheer that. I don't even like. It's almost
Speaker 2: like and I told you so to mention that. But
Speaker 2: the fire it is still going on. That's the key thing.
Speaker 2: People are still dying from this, and we've got to
Speaker 2: come to terms with it because they're gonna do it again.
Speaker 2: We're gonna take a quick break when we come back.
Speaker 2: We're gonna take a look at the Trump insurrection against
Speaker 2: our constitution, the federal police.
Speaker 10: I don't mind.
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Speaker 11: What say sound.
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Speaker 13: Says free for you, my friends, because.
Speaker 10: I know you'll be back again again again. Do not instead,
Speaker 10: do not surrender your body.
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Speaker 10: In its true do you really think they want to.
Speaker 16: Help me when they find you do not listen to
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Speaker 2: we look at this, of course there's a video. I
Speaker 2: don't have it here in the deck, but it was
Speaker 2: pretty viral about and I don't remember which city it
Speaker 2: was in, but you got these guys in masks going
Speaker 2: into Walmart and you know, going through the aisles. I
Speaker 2: think somebody is videotaping it and then kind of following
Speaker 2: them as they go outside, and there's a woman out
Speaker 2: there streaming and saying, that's my brother in law. He's
Speaker 2: an American citizen.
Speaker 15: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: Where's your warrant? And all the rest of this stuff,
Speaker 2: And it's like, shut up, you don't know what's going
Speaker 2: on here. I don't want to live in a country
Speaker 2: like that, do you. I mean, I just I hate
Speaker 2: what's being done to America, and I hate even more
Speaker 2: to see these idiots, these conservative maga suckers who are
Speaker 2: cheering that and saying I voted for this. It's like
Speaker 2: you sure did? You didn't learn anything from January the sixth,
Speaker 2: Did you you didn't learn the fact that you give
Speaker 2: these powers to the presidency and it's going to be
Speaker 2: used by Hillary or Biden or Obama or somebody just
Speaker 2: like them when they get into power as well.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 5: I think part of what's fueling it is, for so
Speaker 5: long the rules have been unequally enforced, conservatives and people
Speaker 5: on the right have gotten the short end of the stick.
Speaker 5: So what they're willing to do is just so long
Speaker 5: as the boot comes down on everyone, they're willing to
Speaker 5: accept that. Like, hey, I've been getting the boot my
Speaker 5: entire life. Just so long as they get the boot too,
Speaker 5: I consider that a win. Yeah, they're not trying to,
Speaker 5: you know, roll it back with slave mentality.
Speaker 2: I see that in authoritarian societies. You know, it's like
Speaker 2: I want that guy to be punished too. They're not
Speaker 2: fighting for their freedom, right, because if you fight for
Speaker 2: your freedom, you kind of fight for the freedom of
Speaker 2: the people that you don't like, and then rather see
Speaker 2: the people they don't like get hurt and to be
Speaker 2: slaves themselves. That's what's really disgusting about all this stuff,
Speaker 2: and that's true of people on both the left.
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Speaker 2: cracking down on Chicago, and some Chicagoans are fighting back.
Speaker 2: They've begun forming volunteer groups to monitor their neighborhoods for
Speaker 2: federal immigration agents. Others honk their horns or blow whistles
Speaker 2: when they see agents nearby. Smoke filled the air after
Speaker 2: federal agents used tear gas during a clash with community
Speaker 2: members on the far South Side. Federal agents deployed the
Speaker 2: tear gas in Chicago residents more than a dozen police
Speaker 2: officers and a dozen police officers on Tuesday, and the
Speaker 2: latest clash in the nation's third largest city that the
Speaker 2: Trump administrations carried out and this immigration crackdown clash began
Speaker 2: on Tuesday morning when federal agents were seeing chasing a
Speaker 2: car their working class neighborhood that was heavily Latino on
Speaker 2: the city's far South Side. Witness to say an suv
Speaker 2: driven by federal agents collided with the car they're pursuing.
Speaker 2: The Chicago Police Department said, sending that car into another
Speaker 2: vehicle there was parked nearby. Oh, there you go. That's
Speaker 2: what it looks like in the aftermath of it. You
Speaker 2: can see some of the cars there and everybody's you know,
Speaker 2: throwing tear gas at each other. After the crash, dozens
Speaker 2: of additional immigration agents and masks arrived, and the residents
Speaker 2: emerged from their houses, gathering on the streets and sidewalks,
Speaker 2: throwing objects at agents and shouting ice go home. As
Speaker 2: the agents left, they released tear gas, apparently without warning,
Speaker 2: sending people coughing and running for cover. Among those affected
Speaker 2: by the gas, we're thirteen Chicago Police Department officers that
Speaker 2: should help with their liaison. What's going on there?
Speaker 4: I mean, among those affected by the gas must obviously
Speaker 4: be these residential houses that yeah, right next to it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly. But we only care about the police officers.
Speaker 2: But I think interesting that ice tear gased Chicago Police Department.
Speaker 5: Friendly fire is enabled, folks, Just so you know.
Speaker 2: At least one officer was seen rinsing his eyes out
Speaker 2: with the water from a neighbor's garden hose. A spokesman
Speaker 2: for the Homeland Security said the federal agents were conducting
Speaker 2: an immigration enforcement operation when two people tried to flee
Speaker 2: and hit the agent's vehicle again. If they smash into you,
Speaker 2: you hit them. That's the rule to remember. It's kind
Speaker 2: of like, you know, if if you hit somebody from behind,
Speaker 2: they generally assume that you're the one that's at fault,
Speaker 2: unless you've got a dash cam and you can show
Speaker 2: that they put it into reverse and slammed into you
Speaker 2: at full speed. Right. But when you're talking about a
Speaker 2: federal agency, if there's any contact, it is always your fault,
Speaker 2: even when they did it deliberately.
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Speaker 2: Thank you guys. That is really kind of NICs. Well,
Speaker 2: they said it's not isolated event, and it is growing.
Speaker 2: Agents have repeatedly been observed releasing smoke bombs, tear gas,
Speaker 2: and shooting pepper balls to disperse residents together or capture
Speaker 2: videos on cell phones, including when the agents are making
Speaker 2: arrests in densely populated neighborhoods. And again, the problem that
Speaker 2: I have with it is and there's no excuse for
Speaker 2: what was done to that priest and pastor. I don't
Speaker 2: agree with that guy at all on his religion or
Speaker 2: his politics, but he has a right under the First
Speaker 2: Amendment to peacefully redress his grievances, and that's what he
Speaker 2: was doing. He was just standing there, his arms up
Speaker 2: and whatever he was saying, whether you find it defensive
Speaker 2: or whether the federal agents find defensive, they do not
Speaker 2: have the authority to shoot him in the face of
Speaker 2: the pepper ball. And they were doing that to a
Speaker 2: lot of people who were not mostly peaceful. They were
Speaker 2: all peaceful that I could see. And then you go
Speaker 2: back and you've got these people who find a video
Speaker 2: of him. Yeah, he shows up all the time protesting,
Speaker 2: and he was standing there, and they've got a car
Speaker 2: they want to go out, and people have been standing
Speaker 2: in the road protesting, so they want to clear away
Speaker 2: path of the car. So these guys come out and
Speaker 2: they start shoving him and they said, see, he gets
Speaker 2: into fights with the police all the time. It's like,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but I just don't buy that. And What
Speaker 2: is really amazing is to see the people at INFO
Speaker 2: war is cheering this kind of stuff. I mean, they've
Speaker 2: been caught up. Rob Doo won a lawsuit because he
Speaker 2: got kettled into He was covering a demonstration as with
Speaker 2: a camera and as part of the press, and they
Speaker 2: came out and kettled you know, it was kind of
Speaker 2: surrounded all these different people and brought them in and
Speaker 2: then the rest of them all they they got him
Speaker 2: involved in that and he wasn't doing anything at all,
Speaker 2: and he won a lawsuit against him and got compensation
Speaker 2: for that, and yet they're cheering this kind of behavior. Now.
Speaker 2: It's just amazing to me to see how this is switched.
Speaker 2: And so with all this happening, Trump is completely delusional.
Speaker 2: Listen to what he has to say.
Speaker 7: And the people of Chicago walking around with maga hats.
Speaker 7: You have women, beautiful black women.
Speaker 5: This is mega country.
Speaker 7: Yehats. Please let the president in and we don't care
Speaker 7: how he does it. They're not interested in National Guard
Speaker 7: or Army, Navy, bring them in, Marines, bring in the Marines.
Speaker 7: They just want the crime to stop. And more so
Speaker 7: because of the success that we had in DC, I
Speaker 7: think if we didn't have that success. Nobody would even
Speaker 7: believe it.
Speaker 2: Again, like I said, we haven't seen a bull faced
Speaker 2: liar like this since Bill Clinton left office, and he
Speaker 2: may be setting all new standards for bull faced lies
Speaker 2: to people. It doesn't matter what the truth is, and
Speaker 2: you won't hear the truth coming from Donald Trump. So
Speaker 2: other people said. Sixty four year old who works in
Speaker 2: hospitality said, we're seeing videos of people being abused. There
Speaker 2: has got to be a pushback of some kind here.
Speaker 2: Chicago's been doing just fine and then these guys show up,
Speaker 2: said one person. There is big concern about what these
Speaker 2: unidentified mass men are doing in this city without accountability.
Speaker 2: Chicagoans are just trying to live their life. We're not
Speaker 2: going to tolerate unconstitutional authoritarianism. Well, the reality is is
Speaker 2: that they were happy to live in a condition that
Speaker 2: many of us maybe would not have been happy to
Speaker 2: live under. But when you go back to that amazing
Speaker 2: raid where they had three hundred troops attacking that apartment
Speaker 2: building and taking everybody out in the dead of nine
Speaker 2: at one am in the morning, kids elderly throwing flash grenades,
Speaker 2: zip tying people in the street, and an elderly lady
Speaker 2: who was there said I never had a gun put
Speaker 2: in my face before. Now. You know, many of us
Speaker 2: look at the number of people that are shot each
Speaker 2: weekend in Chicago, and I thought that was kind of interesting.
Speaker 2: But you know, no matter how bad things are, you
Speaker 2: can always make them worse, can't you. And what Trump's
Speaker 2: federal agents are doing is making it worse. And again,
Speaker 2: we do not want to have a federalization of the police,
Speaker 2: whatever the justification is supposed to be.
Speaker 5: And the thing is is just until you address the
Speaker 5: underlying issues with crime in Chicago, nothing is going to change.
Speaker 5: The issue is that the black family has been atomized.
Speaker 5: The seventy percent of black children are raised by single mothers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's the government that is that's the gold
Speaker 2: kind of dependency. We could see how quickly they could
Speaker 2: do that for everybody with the stimulus checks that Trump
Speaker 2: did in twenty twenty. It's amazing to me.
Speaker 5: It's more profitable to kick the man out of the
Speaker 5: house and take the government money for them than it
Speaker 5: is to work a decent, low wage job. And it
Speaker 5: just leads to this cycle of these children don't have
Speaker 5: good meal role models. They grow up in a constant
Speaker 5: state of violence, who then go on to propagate this
Speaker 5: same system, and until that is addressed and fixed, the
Speaker 5: violence in Chicago will never slow down.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, there was a guy who was he's a
Speaker 2: conservative Republican congressman. I think he's still there from Oklahoma.
Speaker 2: He's a black professional football player retired. I think his
Speaker 2: name was anything Burgess. I want to say, but that
Speaker 2: might be the author of Clockwork Orange. It was something
Speaker 2: like that. I apologize for my fading memory here, but
Speaker 2: he made the statement he said when he's about my age,
Speaker 2: and he said when he was young, he said, there
Speaker 2: was a black community and there were a lot of
Speaker 2: there was a lot of black entrepreneurship. And I've seen
Speaker 2: this discussion before when they're talking about taxi licenses, which
Speaker 2: has really been that's really been destructive because of what's
Speaker 2: going on with Lyft and Ubern. But the taxis would
Speaker 2: not go into the black areas of town. They were
Speaker 2: concerned about crime back then. But he said that, you know,
Speaker 2: they had some local people who then took up the
Speaker 2: slack and said, you know, they called it Jitney taxis,
Speaker 2: and so they just started using their own personal car
Speaker 2: like an uber driver or whatever. Except they didn't work
Speaker 2: in for anybody else, just working for themselves. But they
Speaker 2: weren't licensed by the city and having a medallion. But
Speaker 2: they were providing a service that people wanted to have
Speaker 2: that they weren't getting from the licensed taxi drivers. And
Speaker 2: that has been one of the economic libertarian position talking
Speaker 2: about the Jitney taxis and how that shows that you know,
Speaker 2: you could people will rise up and you'll have entrepreneurship
Speaker 2: and that type of thing. But this by a congressman said,
Speaker 2: all of that was destroyed with the welfare system, and
Speaker 2: they know that, and that's why they're working on this
Speaker 2: universal basic income thing. Let me tell you something, Stimulus
Speaker 2: checks are far more damaging to all of us losing
Speaker 2: our jobs than AI taking your jobs. Yeah, you're the CEO.
Speaker 2: This big company might fire you because he thinks he
Speaker 2: can replace you with AI, whether or not he can.
Speaker 2: But I'm telling you that it's more dame damaging to
Speaker 2: have this universal welfare system that they want to put
Speaker 2: everybody on. Look at how quickly everybody got pacified with
Speaker 2: those stimulus checks. Right, you shut everybody down. Nobody can
Speaker 2: do anything, go anywhere, but you can cut them a
Speaker 2: check and tell him stay home. And that worked, and
Speaker 2: that I thought was really scary. That was one of
Speaker 2: the most scary things about all the garbage that happened
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty. To me, Trump has vowed a federal
Speaker 2: surge in more American cities to combat crime. Speaking of
Speaker 2: the Oval Office with FBI Director Cash Patel, what an
Speaker 2: idiot that guy is. He says his administration is going
Speaker 2: to go into other cities to combat crime. We're going
Speaker 2: to have a surge, strong, good people, patriots. They're going
Speaker 2: to go in and they will straighten it all out,
Speaker 2: he said. In the rare event, Patel joined Trump to
Speaker 2: give a presentation on what they dubbed Operation Summer Heat.
Speaker 2: Patel talked at length about thousands of arrest he said
Speaker 2: the administration had made over the past few months. The
Speaker 2: Trump administration has increased federal law enforcement resources and mainly
Speaker 2: Democrat cities, in some cases sending in the National Guard,
Speaker 2: a move that has faced legal challenges in Portland, Chicago
Speaker 2: and other areas. Again, the wheels of the court system
Speaker 2: grind extremely slowly, and he's got these He does these
Speaker 2: new things and basically has his precedent established before they
Speaker 2: even chime in on it. A judge in Oregon on
Speaker 2: Wednesday extended the temporary restraining order against Trump's plan to
Speaker 2: send guardsmen to Portland for an additional two weeks. I
Speaker 2: believe that's the judge that he appointed. Actually, Illinois Governor
Speaker 2: Pritzker sent on ABC this week on Sunday, he said,
Speaker 2: Portland is not on fire. In Chicago, we have cut
Speaker 2: the homicide rate in half. We've got double digit declines
Speaker 2: and all of our violent crime stats. He says that
Speaker 2: we've got the highest crime rate in the entire world.
Speaker 2: That's ridiculous, he said. And of course that's come to
Speaker 2: characterize everything that Trump does, is this hyperbole and outright
Speaker 2: lies about everything and claiming that he has authority when
Speaker 2: he doesn't have it. Well, we got some comments Hereah,
Speaker 2: let's go ahead and cover those before you.
Speaker 5: Think that's right. I want to thank so Bogus. We
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Speaker 5: Yes week. Yes, we're truly blessed to have such amazing
Speaker 5: people like Hill in the audience.
Speaker 2: That's a great community, really.
Speaker 5: Real, Jason Barker. What kills me is seeing people getting
Speaker 5: sick over shedding, which is a fact and well known.
Speaker 5: Those people suffer and did not fall for the garbage. Yeah,
Speaker 5: Audie m r R. Did I just hear Trump say
Speaker 5: that we should use American cities for military training ground.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's right, and that's what we fought twelve years ago, right.
Speaker 2: We were pushing back against that, saying, look at this,
Speaker 2: they've got one training exercise after the other in big
Speaker 2: cities with the helicopters and all the rest of stuff,
Speaker 2: which is what we saw in Chicago. And I remember
Speaker 2: putting together report where they it wasn't talking about that,
Speaker 2: it was talking about some other training where they were
Speaker 2: training in different types of terrain, and the military guy said,
Speaker 2: you train where you're going to fight, and I said, see,
Speaker 2: so why are they training in the cities. Then they
Speaker 2: could go to the mountains, the go to the deserts,
Speaker 2: they could go to the the islands and the sabe.
Speaker 2: They're training in the cities. That's where they're going. And
Speaker 2: that's why we went to the Asymmetric Warfare Center and
Speaker 2: Fort ap Hill. But now it's this is conservatives are
Speaker 2: just cheering this. That was when Obama was present, they
Speaker 2: were all against it. Trump is the big pacifier. He's
Speaker 2: a pacifier in people's mouths. You put a Trump pacifier
Speaker 2: in their mouth and you start stuffing cash in their pockets.
Speaker 2: That's that works.
Speaker 10: Yea.
Speaker 5: You know there's a bunch of train how you fight
Speaker 5: memes things like you know, you know, they say train
Speaker 5: how you fight. But the gun range doesn't like it
Speaker 5: when I show up, drink an entire bottle of Jack
Speaker 5: Daniels and strip naked and start blindly firing down the lines.
Speaker 5: Trucker Chris for the wind, Thank you very much, says
Speaker 5: cheers Marty now Adi Nibru twenty twenty nine. The SADUS
Speaker 5: truth is that the social engineers have already won the
Speaker 5: battle over humanity because the sheep will do whatever is
Speaker 5: necessary to defeat the tyranny. Yeah, so bogus the gott
Speaker 5: a scroll up. The bright side of the ice rays
Speaker 5: is the keystone copsture tine is they fail to arrest
Speaker 5: people all nine thousand Watson talking to Shelley A. They
Speaker 5: are not bringing much attention to the mobs of people
Speaker 5: attacking Blackrock outlets.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen that. Yeah, I haven't heard anything about
Speaker 2: attacking Blackrock, so little attention. I didn't know that that
Speaker 2: was happening.
Speaker 5: All nine thousand Watson. Because now the leftists are protesting Blackrock,
Speaker 5: the right isn't saying much that would make sense. Hey,
Speaker 5: that's their deal, tunnel Lord than three three seven. These
Speaker 5: shock troopers are just for theatrics. The Feds know exactly
Speaker 5: where all the real illegals are. They have no reason
Speaker 5: to be using these tactics.
Speaker 2: I agree. You know, that was something that we always said,
Speaker 2: and of course Bill Bennie said that as well, when
Speaker 2: they were saying, well we got to find out what's
Speaker 2: going on with this or that, or you know, what's
Speaker 2: going on in the Russian collusion. So they got all
Speaker 2: the emails, They've got all this stuff. And he knew
Speaker 2: that because he was the global technical head at the
Speaker 2: NSA for quite some time. So he said, yeah, they've
Speaker 2: saved all the stuff and they've got it. If they
Speaker 2: wanted to show you, they could sell this really quickly.
Speaker 2: But they want to have big show trials where you
Speaker 2: got the left and the right fighting each other on this.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Personally, I would say that these ice foot soldiers are
Speaker 4: pretty much entirely unnecessary for deportations. When they are arresting
Speaker 4: people that are here illegally and then just letting them go,
Speaker 4: it's serious crimes. In many cases. It should be a
Speaker 4: matter of if you get held up for jaywalking and
Speaker 4: they find out that you're illegal, just the regular police,
Speaker 4: and that should be something that any arrest they should
Speaker 4: determine if you're illegal or not. As a matter of course,
Speaker 4: that's something they already do just topport the illegal ones.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right. Well, again, the story I think was
Speaker 2: yesterday we hevered it the guy who gets one hundred
Speaker 2: and thirty dollars ticket because he didn't have his identity
Speaker 2: papers with him right yesterday, Yeah, and he had legal residency.
Speaker 2: But he was he said, I don't have much money.
Speaker 2: The government is paying for my apartments, So what's wrong
Speaker 2: with this pig. Sure, this guy's got legal residency and
Speaker 2: the government is paying for everything for him. He gets
Speaker 2: free housing, free food. That is the welfare magnet that
Speaker 2: I've talked about for so long. And of course this
Speaker 2: guy's not going to be deported and they're not going
Speaker 2: to stop any of that stuff. He would go if
Speaker 2: you would stop the welfare magnet, he would have to go,
Speaker 2: or he'd actually be better off in some other jurisdiction
Speaker 2: if he didn't have the American welfare system. But they're
Speaker 2: not really going to focus on the problem. They want
Speaker 2: to have that kind of a problem.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Audi, Mr r. The only violence is coming from
Speaker 5: the badged peace keepers peacekeepers in quotes. That's pretty fair.
Speaker 5: Shelly A. Do they have a po box listed somewhere? Yes,
Speaker 5: it is on the website David Knight Peelbox nine ninety
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Speaker 5: dropped that in chat as well.
Speaker 2: To go to Davidknight dot News. Yeah. Yeah, we've shortened
Speaker 2: it a little bit, but ye know, the David Knight
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Speaker 2: take you this a.
Speaker 5: Little bit shorter, little bit catch here. Swamp lover cops
Speaker 5: shouldn't be allowed to be masked with no ID.
Speaker 2: I agree, And they shouldn't be allowed to come after
Speaker 2: people without a search warrant, and they shouldn't be able
Speaker 2: to kick the door in with a no knock raid,
Speaker 2: which is what the swat teams are doing all the time.
Speaker 2: We have lost control of our police and now it's
Speaker 2: really going to accelerate once you make the police federalized,
Speaker 2: which is what Trump is there to do.
Speaker 5: Audi Mr r So, is this is not limited to
Speaker 5: Black America?
Speaker 2: No, you're right.
Speaker 5: I was simple since we were talking about Chicago, That's
Speaker 5: just what I was focusing on because Chicago is a
Speaker 5: largely black area. But those problems will rear their heads
Speaker 5: anywhere where there is a large portion of fatherless homes. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's simply especially young men, they need a father, They
Speaker 5: need someone who is going to lay down the law
Speaker 5: they need.
Speaker 2: But you know, the thing is, so in the eighties
Speaker 2: there was a lot of talking about welfare reform and
Speaker 2: the damage that had been done and how you know,
Speaker 2: they had how welfare just destroys things. And there was
Speaker 2: a book by Charles Murray, an economist, called Losing Ground,
Speaker 2: and that was used quite a bit by the conservatives
Speaker 2: to argue about how counterproductive Lyndon Johnson's war on poverty was.
Speaker 2: And yet now Charles Murray is advocating for universal basic income.
Speaker 2: He's advocating for another welfare system that is universal. Even
Speaker 2: after he was very successfully documented how harmful welfare was,
Speaker 2: he now wants it for everybody. I mean, this is
Speaker 2: the kind of bizarro world that we live in. We
Speaker 2: see people flip from one side to the other. He
Speaker 2: knows how harmful that is. And again, it rolled out
Speaker 2: primarily in inner city black communities where they were giving
Speaker 2: them a lot of money, and it was very destructive
Speaker 2: of the community and of the society that was there.
Speaker 2: But you've also seen it in places like poor areas
Speaker 2: of Appalachia and things like that. But that system they
Speaker 2: want to make for everybody and as a means of control,
Speaker 2: because everything that they do is to create a dependency
Speaker 2: on government, and it's very easy to do that. It's
Speaker 2: very easy to domesticate us. So they got us eating
Speaker 2: out of their handouts, just like the same way that
Speaker 2: you domesticate a wild animal. You know, you start feeding
Speaker 2: it and it gets pacified that way. And so they're
Speaker 2: always looking for something like that. They want to control
Speaker 2: everything about you. They want to control your housing, they
Speaker 2: want to control your food, They want to control your education,
Speaker 2: your medical care, your transportation. That's part of why they
Speaker 2: got this war on cars is because they don't want
Speaker 2: you having your own private cars. They want you dependent
Speaker 2: on their trains and their trams and their planes. You know,
Speaker 2: whether it's publicly owned or whether it's privately owned, they
Speaker 2: can still control it. Just take a look at the airports.
Speaker 2: It's all about control. Every bit of this is about control.
Speaker 5: In sixty one, thank you very much, he says, thank you, Marty,
Speaker 5: and I say thank you, Marty.
Speaker 2: Yes, thank you, really do thank you, appreciate it.
Speaker 5: C JP Rumble Palanteer Technology is a long standing partnership
Speaker 5: with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. ICE recently awarded a thirty
Speaker 5: million dollar contract to develop a surveillance platform.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and of course the flock people are also really bad.
Speaker 2: I talked about that this week. I think do I
Speaker 2: talk about that or did I just read it. I
Speaker 2: don't know what's happening with the Flock people.
Speaker 5: I think it got mentioned but not covered in depth.
Speaker 2: Well, we've talked about the Flock camera system before. It's
Speaker 2: a private system and they come in and they do
Speaker 2: the recording, and it's just the same legal quote unquote
Speaker 2: legal p varication that they use to have the CIA
Speaker 2: and then say spy on people using AT and T. Well,
Speaker 2: we're a private company. If people choose to do business
Speaker 2: with us, then we've got they've agreed to get us
Speaker 2: their information. Now we own the information, it doesn't belong
Speaker 2: to them, and we can turn it over to you. Well,
Speaker 2: people aren't choosing to use systems, but they say that
Speaker 2: if it's in the public arena, it's fair game and
Speaker 2: they can record it. And if they want to record it,
Speaker 2: then they can hand it over to the police. And
Speaker 2: so you've got jurisdictions. This is how they play the
Speaker 2: game on one side and then deny that they're actually
Speaker 2: playing the game the plausible deniability. You've got police departments
Speaker 2: and different municipal jurisdictions where they're giving money to the
Speaker 2: Flock camera system and then saying it's not theirs, it
Speaker 2: belongs to the Flock people. And then they use that
Speaker 2: as surveillance and they're hooking it up with thousands of
Speaker 2: cities all across the United States to create this nationwide
Speaker 2: surveillance network. But now they also run these gunshot detectors
Speaker 2: where they would listen to hear if there was a
Speaker 2: gunshot and report that and try to triangulate where that was.
Speaker 2: But now they have changed it. You always have this
Speaker 2: kind of creeping tyranny. Now they're using those gunshot detectors
Speaker 2: to listen to people's conversations and so now they're going
Speaker 2: to record you, not only visually, and make connections with
Speaker 2: your license plate. So they have auto made license plate
Speaker 2: readers there. They have AI that's scanning everything. They'll identify
Speaker 2: your car even by the individual idiosyncrasies of your car.
Speaker 2: Let's say that you've got a dent somewhere, scratch somewhere.
Speaker 2: They'll use that as much as the license plate to
Speaker 2: identify your car and start mapping out your whereabouts. And
Speaker 2: now they can start listening to people and so, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's volunteer is horrific. But you've got others that around
Speaker 2: there as well, like the flock people, and that's a
Speaker 2: partnership with these local governments. You're going to have to
Speaker 2: stop that at the local level.
Speaker 5: Ephesians six twelve. Thank you very much, says thank you,
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Speaker 2: Silver is not junk level anymore, is no. Yeah, we're
Speaker 2: gonna be talking about that coming up in a few minutes.
Speaker 2: Tony's not gonna be joining us today, but we do
Speaker 2: have some news about Gold and Silver.
Speaker 5: Yes, Tony will be on tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 5: J c K So I guess Jack ninety three, I
Speaker 5: live in Chicago. How does David feel about sanctuary cities?
Speaker 5: Is that constitutional ice wouldn't be here in that case?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that, you know, when you look at
Speaker 2: people have said we're going to be a sanctuary city
Speaker 2: for kids being transgendered and that type of thing, and
Speaker 2: or for the Second Amendment. I think if they're doing
Speaker 2: a second Amendment, if they're supporting the Second Amendment and
Speaker 2: saying they're sanctuary city for guns, then yeah, they can
Speaker 2: do that. If the federal government is going to be
Speaker 2: against the Constitution, they can be for the Constitution. When
Speaker 2: it comes to sanctuary cities for immigration. As I've said
Speaker 2: in the past, I don't think they have the authority
Speaker 2: to do that. I think that is a federal function.
Speaker 2: But I think that the real issue is again the
Speaker 2: means that you use. So I agree with the end
Speaker 2: that they're trying to do, but I think that if
Speaker 2: you were trying to not have a civil war, you
Speaker 2: would do certain things, and if you're trying to have
Speaker 2: a civil war, you will do certain things. I think
Speaker 2: the things that I see being done now are there
Speaker 2: to exacerbate tensions and to exacerbate polarization and division in
Speaker 2: our country. As I've said before, the federal government is still,
Speaker 2: even under Trump, still paying for people to live here
Speaker 2: who don't have the means of support and making them
Speaker 2: legal citizens. And so I think their job primarily should
Speaker 2: be the border that's in their name, immigration control, the
Speaker 2: border patrol, and that times they should be working on
Speaker 2: stopping it at the borders. And in terms of people
Speaker 2: who already hear, I think it'd be a wiser policy
Speaker 2: decision to cut them off of the welfare system rather
Speaker 2: than to send these agents around. But even if they
Speaker 2: have the authority, and I believe they have the authority
Speaker 2: to physically eject people that are here illegally, I think
Speaker 2: that you want to do that without having the kind
Speaker 2: of actions and tactics that I see ICE having when
Speaker 2: these people are wearing masks, when they're just acting like
Speaker 2: rogue individuals, you know, and I've seen videos of these
Speaker 2: guys on public transportation and people are yelling at them,
Speaker 2: where's your warrant, where's your badge, show your face and
Speaker 2: all the rest of the stuff. I have a real
Speaker 2: problem when the government enforcers are acting that way. So
Speaker 2: there's a standard for how they should act, and we
Speaker 2: should always try to follow those hold them to a
Speaker 2: higher standard, even because of the danger of the use
Speaker 2: of force that government has monopoly on. Again, I agree
Speaker 2: with the end and turn of getting out illegal aliens,
Speaker 2: especially those who are not who are living off the state.
Speaker 2: But you've got to be very very careful about the
Speaker 2: means that you're doing.
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Speaker 5: Pezzonovante seventeen seventy sticks a state war only serves as
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Speaker 2: Well, we were talking about the Pharma kiah, the Pfizer kia,
Speaker 2: as one person put it early on the show, and
Speaker 2: I've got this from Del Bigtree. It's a good report.
Speaker 2: Of course, he's with the I CAN Network. They've done
Speaker 2: some good work along with Children's Self Defense has done
Speaker 2: that and RFK. I think RFK did much better work
Speaker 2: before he got in the government. Frankly, I'm very disappointed
Speaker 2: that he's trying to find one read herring after the
Speaker 2: other to let the vaccine companies off the hook for
Speaker 2: autism so forth. But this is del big Tree talking
Speaker 2: about vaxxed versus unvaxed, and some information that was covered
Speaker 2: up about.
Speaker 5: That publishing something like that, I might as well retire.
Speaker 5: I'd be finished.
Speaker 18: I mean, I'm just curious, what in this data makes
Speaker 18: you think it will be as catastrophic to your career
Speaker 18: as you think?
Speaker 2: What was he so afraid of?
Speaker 18: The study was a bombshell.
Speaker 19: Eighteen four hundred and sixty eight subjects, one nine hundred
Speaker 19: and fifty seven of them were fully unvaccinated. When comparing
Speaker 19: the health outcomes of the vaccinated versus the unvaccinated, they
Speaker 19: found an increased risk and the vaccinated of several chronic
Speaker 19: health conditions. The vaccinated subjects were over four times more
Speaker 19: likely to have an asthma diagnosis four point.
Speaker 18: Twenty nine times in the adjusted and ass I've looked
Speaker 18: at last studies, there's three point two sixty five six.
Speaker 13: They also found three times the risk for atopic diseases.
Speaker 19: Which is kind of a subset of allergic diseases.
Speaker 13: They found a almost six times risk for autoimmune disease.
Speaker 20: The autoimmune diseases this paper looked at include theromocytopenic purpora,
Speaker 20: rheumatoid arthritis, sl E, systemic lupus arithmatosis, MS, multiple sclerosis,
Speaker 20: and Giambre syndrome. They mentioned there are over eighty different
Speaker 20: autoimmune disease and what their data showed for autoimmunity six
Speaker 20: times increase in those who got vaccines when compared to
Speaker 20: the unvaccinated.
Speaker 19: Which is staggerant because autoimmune disorders really represent significant morbidity
Speaker 19: and health costs and suffering, you know, accrued over a lifetime.
Speaker 18: Nero development all disorders, the kind of numbers were talking about.
Speaker 21: Do you remember five and a half times risk for
Speaker 21: neurodevelopmental disorders.
Speaker 19: We know that the immune system is intimately connected with
Speaker 19: both brain development and brain functioning, and so when the
Speaker 19: immune system gets triggered by illness, potentially by vaccination, you
Speaker 19: can get neuropsychiatric symptoms presumably related to brain inflammation and
Speaker 19: immune processes in the brain.
Speaker 18: Two point nine to two times the amount of motor disabilities,
Speaker 18: four point four to seven times the amount of speech
Speaker 18: disorders in the vaccinated compared to the unvaccinated.
Speaker 13: Three times the rate of development of the delay.
Speaker 20: They found the same things I found related to allergy
Speaker 20: and autoimmunity also six times more acute and chronic ear infections.
Speaker 19: Interestingly, there were several health conditions where they couldn't even
Speaker 19: do this analysis because there were none in the unvaccinated group.
Speaker 19: The way that the mathematical formulas work, you can't have
Speaker 19: a zero in any one group and be able to
Speaker 19: compare risk.
Speaker 21: For example, there were two hundred and sixty two children
Speaker 21: who had ADHD in the vaccine group. Amongst the unvaccining group,
Speaker 21: they were zero cases of ADHD.
Speaker 6: Zero.
Speaker 20: These ones are just mind boggling. These conditions were not
Speaker 20: found at all in almost two thousand unvaccinated kids. Zero
Speaker 20: brain dysfunction, zero diabetes, zero behavioral problems, zero learning disabilities,
Speaker 20: zero intellectual disabilities, zero tics, and zero other psychological disabilities
Speaker 20: in the unvaccinated.
Speaker 22: I'm going to read the conclusion here. Despite this, and
Speaker 22: in contrast to our expectations. Again, the author's expectations was
Speaker 22: they'd conduct the study and probably find vaccinated people a
Speaker 22: whole lot healthier than the unvaccinated, Right, That's what we found.
Speaker 22: We found that exposure to vaccination was independently associated with
Speaker 22: an overall two point five fold increase in the likelihood
Speaker 22: of developing a chronic health condition when compared to children
Speaker 22: unexposed to vaccination.
Speaker 2: And again, you know it began by saying that this
Speaker 2: is amazing study. I mean you could, well, it will
Speaker 2: be a career ended to put this stuff out. And
Speaker 2: that tells you why people like Marty McCarey, RFK Junior
Speaker 2: are not ending this stuff because it would end their career.
Speaker 2: And who would end their career, Well, that would be
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. You know, if he comes out too strongly
Speaker 2: against the vaccines, that'll be the end of his time
Speaker 2: there at HHS. And so he's made that calculation. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: go ahead, crime a river.
Speaker 4: Your career would be ended if you expose that you
Speaker 4: are actively harming Yeah, children in mass numbers constantly, and
Speaker 4: you are going along with this in order to profit.
Speaker 4: Oh no, your career might be ended. That career of
Speaker 4: profiting all of the suffering of others.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's why I hear people say all the time, well,
Speaker 2: you know, so and so is just doing their job.
Speaker 2: You know, well you're doing the wrong job. Having a
Speaker 2: job is not a justification for harming people one way
Speaker 2: or the other. And the massive amount of harm, I
Speaker 2: mean you heard that all those different conditions where they
Speaker 2: had zero cases in the two thousand people that were
Speaker 2: unvaccinated and sixteen thousand people who were vaccinated in two
Speaker 2: thousand who are unvaccinated, And they couldn't even compare the
Speaker 2: groups because you can't statistically divide by zero. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: get an infinite number. And so it is we could
Speaker 2: say that the vaccines are infinitely more dangerous h and
Speaker 2: that would be mathematically correct than not having them. And
Speaker 2: so it's a horrific situation that we're in right now.
Speaker 2: People need to get that information and need to push
Speaker 2: back on it because the government is not there to
Speaker 2: help you. The government is not going to save you,
Speaker 2: especially in this area. What the government will do is
Speaker 2: the government will do the same thing that Trump has
Speaker 2: been doing. They lie to you, bull face lie to
Speaker 2: you about how instead of killing tens of millions of
Speaker 2: people with a shot, he says he saved two million people.
Speaker 2: That's a bull faced lie, ifever there was one, And
Speaker 2: so they will continue with that kind of stuff. Just
Speaker 2: understand that you need to try to get the word
Speaker 2: out to your friends and family. And then we have
Speaker 2: a new report by Canadian researchers. They're challenging widely cited
Speaker 2: claims that COVID nineteen vaccines saved millions of lives in
Speaker 2: the US. Where do those claims come from? By and
Speaker 2: large coming from Trump. He's not necessarily the one who
Speaker 2: created this, but he's the one who is propagating this.
Speaker 2: And again I say this is what he deserves to
Speaker 2: be seen. Yeah, that devil right there, take my shot. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's it. The authors of a pre print paper published
Speaker 2: this week by Correlation, a Canadian nonprofit research organization, argue
Speaker 2: that the claims are based on modeling studies that use
Speaker 2: flawed assumptions, resulting in quote, fantastic and unverifiable conclusions. I
Speaker 2: would say that that pretty much describes everything that comes
Speaker 2: out of Trump's mouth that is fantastic and unverifiable because
Speaker 2: it's not true. Peter Hotez, the guy that's no stranger
Speaker 2: to anybody who's followed this vaccine scam and interviews, in
Speaker 2: his twenty twenty four congressional testimony, cited a twenty twenty
Speaker 2: four study by Meghan Fitzpatrick touting that three point two
Speaker 2: million lives have been saved by the vaccines. Legacy media
Speaker 2: latched on to Fitzpatrick's and Hotez's claims widely repeating and
Speaker 2: amplifying them. Trump they won't say that in this publication,
Speaker 2: they won't take him on directly, but according to all
Speaker 2: cause mortality experts Dennis Raincourt and Joseph Hickey, Fitzpatrick used
Speaker 2: a quote counter factual theoretical calculation. That's kind of interesting.
Speaker 2: Counterfactual sounds like a lie. Sounds like a big word
Speaker 2: for a lie that yielded incorrect assumptions about infection fatality
Speaker 2: rates and vaccine efficacy. In the new paper, Rancourt and
Speaker 2: Hickey argue that the counterfactual calculations like those used by
Speaker 2: Fitzpatrick and other researchers can lead to dangerous conclusions and
Speaker 2: should not be used to drive policy. So what is
Speaker 2: a counterfactual model. Well, they're designed to estimate the outcomes
Speaker 2: of a given intervention, this case, the Trump shot, if
Speaker 2: the intervention had not occurred. And so to do that,
Speaker 2: researchers project an alternative scenario. In other words, they just
Speaker 2: make it up. You want to say that they project
Speaker 2: an alternative scenario, they just invent one. It's pure fiction
Speaker 2: and science fiction, if you will. By design, these models
Speaker 2: are based on a series of assumptions that they say
Speaker 2: range from tenuous to outright wrong. So you just make
Speaker 2: this up and say, here's my assumptions. And of course
Speaker 2: this whole thing began with false assumptions and a bad
Speaker 2: model from the Imperial College of London that Trump said, well,
Speaker 2: two very smart people brought that to me, and so
Speaker 2: there we go. When researchers use counterfactual models to estimate
Speaker 2: lives saved by the vaccine, isn't that interesting? They call
Speaker 2: it counterfactual because it has no facts. It's exactly the
Speaker 2: opposite of some kind of a factual model. It is
Speaker 2: a non factional model. Well you guess it's a science
Speaker 2: fiction instead of science facts. So anyway, when they use
Speaker 2: counterfactual model testimate lives saved by the vaccines, they must
Speaker 2: first estimate how many COVID nineteen infections would have occurred
Speaker 2: during the time in question had there been no vaccines,
Speaker 2: and then how many of these infections would have resulted
Speaker 2: and death. Again, all this stuff has just made up,
Speaker 2: And it's very much like what Obama would dead with
Speaker 2: his job statistics when he said we had this many
Speaker 2: jobs created and this many saved. There's no way that
Speaker 2: he could know how many jobs were not lost because
Speaker 2: of supposed policies that he had put into place. Again
Speaker 2: it's just total fiction. But the whole thing again from
Speaker 2: the science faction, Yeah, science faction, the Imperial College of
Speaker 2: London again. You know when you look at their curve,
Speaker 2: you know that we're supposed to flatten. Right. They had
Speaker 2: this curve that'd been there since the early eighteen hundreds
Speaker 2: talking about when some kind of a condition goes through
Speaker 2: a community, right, didn't matter what the disease was.
Speaker 10: And so.
Speaker 2: You look at that curve that's there since the eighteen
Speaker 2: forties that they said that they were going to flatten.
Speaker 2: But the model that the Imperial College of London had
Speaker 2: was not a curve. It was a straight line just
Speaker 2: going up into the right forever. Because their assumption was
Speaker 2: that every person that got it was going to infect
Speaker 2: two people, and those two people then each infect another
Speaker 2: two people and on and on and on. And that
Speaker 2: wasn't even the assumption behind all of this virology science.
Speaker 2: So they violated this questionable science of virology. They violated
Speaker 2: all of the paradigms and all of the foundations of
Speaker 2: that to begin with. Throughout this whole thing never made
Speaker 2: any sense to calculate the infection rate over time, researchers
Speaker 2: used another model, they call it contagion dynamics, modeling death
Speaker 2: tomate COVID nineteen infections and averted death lives that were
Speaker 2: the deaths that were averted, lives that were saved. They
Speaker 2: relied on the vaccine efficacy rates from the clinical trials,
Speaker 2: but those trials claimed that made exorbitant claims that we've
Speaker 2: now debunked. They were all lies. Right, this is ninety
Speaker 2: percent effective. Oh, mine is ninety four percent. Mine's ninety
Speaker 2: five percent effective, and on on. They kept jacking it
Speaker 2: up till they got to one hundred percent. Then when
Speaker 2: reality started appearing, they started pulling it down, so they
Speaker 2: got to essentially zero. This whole industry of counterfectual calculations
Speaker 2: is what I would call politics by science. It's just
Speaker 2: a big lie. It's all pseudoscience. It is equivalent to saying,
Speaker 2: I'm going to argue that the intervention that we made
Speaker 2: had a huge benefit without having any empirical evidence to
Speaker 2: support that claim. And that's again, that's what Trump constantly does.
Speaker 2: He does that, not just with a shot, he does
Speaker 2: that with everything that he does. Researchers are simply plugging
Speaker 2: Big Pharma's data into a formula which then shows that
Speaker 2: millions of lives were saved. These are contrived studies, he said,
Speaker 2: and so the model's certainty depends on belief in incredible coincidences.
Speaker 2: According to the models, the COVID nineteen virus, the highly virulent,
Speaker 2: became highly virulent immediately after the vaccines or boosters were
Speaker 2: rolled out, so the vaccines likely saved many lives. Of course,
Speaker 2: the other explanation of that would be that there wasn't
Speaker 2: a pandemic, but there was mass poisoning by these vaccines
Speaker 2: and boosters in the same way that they used to
Speaker 2: tell people that you had to go in at night
Speaker 2: because of the curfew, because evidently the virus only kills
Speaker 2: at night, right, that type of thing, And of course
Speaker 2: it only gets people who are not wearing a mask
Speaker 2: and arrest when you're standing up waiting to be seated.
Speaker 2: Once you sit down, you're okay. So don't go out
Speaker 2: at night and don't stand up without a mask, or
Speaker 2: the virus will get you.
Speaker 5: In a world where the virus only comes out at night, right,
Speaker 5: really is it would be a terrible If you were
Speaker 5: to see this in a movie, you would think this
Speaker 5: plot is horrendous. It doesn't make any sense. Yeah, you
Speaker 5: wouldn't be looking at it thinking this is the dumbest
Speaker 5: thing I've ever seen. And yet people saw it happen
Speaker 5: in reality and went, yes, sir, whatever you say, sir.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's again. You know when you when you look
Speaker 2: at this, it's like we talked about with a movie, Right,
Speaker 2: you have a certain world disbelief. Yeah, you have a
Speaker 2: certain world that's been created. Okay, Well that world was
Speaker 2: the quote unquote science of morology. And then when you
Speaker 2: go in and you break all the rules of that
Speaker 2: world and you still try to tell this narrative story,
Speaker 2: it just doesn't work. And that's my position with it
Speaker 2: all the time. I talk about that stuff all the time,
Speaker 2: that this is contra to everything that they've always said
Speaker 2: about all of this stuff. So you'd have to believe
Speaker 2: that these incredible coincidences where the pathogen suddenly became more virulent.
Speaker 2: There's no firm demonstration that the virus became five or
Speaker 2: ten times more virulent at a certain time. A year
Speaker 2: into the declared pandemic, after there was a lot of
Speaker 2: excess mortality in twenty twenty, he said, well, again, the
Speaker 2: obvious thing is is that it's the vaccine that is
Speaker 2: killing people. It's not the virus that they didn't isolate
Speaker 2: that I don't believe existed. The models require people to
Speaker 2: believe that the pathogen was at a very deadly point
Speaker 2: when the vaccine campaigns occurred, and only at those times.
Speaker 2: And again we know that it was the hospitals had
Speaker 2: a huge role in people that had respiratory illness. They
Speaker 2: would say, well, you've got COVID and then the treatment
Speaker 2: that they would give them would kill them. Sixty countries
Speaker 2: banned this pesticide, but Trump insists that it's safe to
Speaker 2: use in the US. It is a pesticide atrazine that
Speaker 2: sounds like some kind of that sounds like some kind
Speaker 2: of a c I a poison that they would give somebody. Right,
Speaker 2: they had this retired KGB agent KGB agent and he
Speaker 2: was sitting on a park bench in London and they
Speaker 2: hit him with atrozine.
Speaker 5: You never saw it coming eating with the atrazine. Now
Speaker 5: he's a woman, and you know women can't stop talking.
Speaker 5: You told us everything, that's right.
Speaker 2: Uh So, anyway, Trump's Fish and Wildlife Service has announced
Speaker 2: that atrazine does not pose an extinction risk to a
Speaker 2: single protected animal or plant despite widespread contamination of the
Speaker 2: nation's rivers, lakes, and streams. And in that position, they
Speaker 2: take that alone against the rest of the world's opinion.
Speaker 2: So they said tough rhetoric on the dangers of atrosine,
Speaker 2: and the initial Make America Healthy Again Commission report has
Speaker 2: now been replaced with industry talking points and the follow
Speaker 2: up report following outcry and heavy lobbying by corporate agriculture.
Speaker 2: And again this is children's self defense, which is rf
Speaker 2: K Junior's baby in the past, and they have tried
Speaker 2: to not be too directly point the finger directly at
Speaker 2: arf Kate Junior, but they have pointed out what is
Speaker 2: happening with us. And kudos to them for putting Trump's
Speaker 2: name on this, because he's the one who owns this.
Speaker 2: This is what has happened to all of MAHA. All
Speaker 2: of MAHA has been replaced with industry talking points everywhere.
Speaker 2: And of course I think r K Junior's big role
Speaker 2: has been trying to use a red herring of a
Speaker 2: tialinol to excuse the vaccines contribution to autism and being
Speaker 2: the primary cause of it. So as this is all
Speaker 2: happening with the US Fish and Wildlife Service. Remember that
Speaker 2: the Trump US Department of Agriculture as successfully authorized and
Speaker 2: is now pushing mRNA for all of our food and
Speaker 2: that is you know, chicken, pork, and beef. So they
Speaker 2: want to shoot all the animals with mRNA. That is
Speaker 2: Brook Crawlins, who's doing that. And then you got the EPA.
Speaker 2: You got Lee Zelvin under Trump fighting to continue water fluoridation.
Speaker 2: They had already lost that case in court, but the
Speaker 2: Trump administration is trying to revive that. The Trump administration
Speaker 2: is working to reverse that court case that would end
Speaker 2: water fluoridation. And so now they're onto atrozine. So hiding
Speaker 2: behind the rhetoric of MAHA, a poison that is likely
Speaker 2: to keep Americans sick for generations, is moving forward full stream,
Speaker 2: full steam. Atrazine is banned in sixty countries. The second
Speaker 2: most widely used pesticide in the US probably gliveasset. I
Speaker 2: guess the I don't know if that's a pesticide, that's
Speaker 2: a weed killer. I don't know, but glyd is in everything,
Speaker 2: so they want to get atrazine and everything as well.
Speaker 2: One of the nation's most controversial widespread pesticide, water contaminants.
Speaker 2: It is known as a hormone disrupting pesticide. There's linked
Speaker 2: to birth defects, multiple cancers, and fertility problems like low
Speaker 2: sperm quality and irregular minstrel cycles. But nothing is as
Speaker 2: bad as Trump's vaccine, the genetic code injection. That is,
Speaker 2: if he's not going to do anything about that, you know,
Speaker 2: what is he What's he going to do with the
Speaker 2: rest of the stuff. Even to the extent that you've
Speaker 2: got people who are suing this fluoride rents. It's called firefly.
Speaker 2: See if you can pull up a picture of that
Speaker 2: lance there, it is right there. So what they do
Speaker 2: is they put cartoon characters all over. This is like
Speaker 2: the Joe Campbell campaign, even worse. I think.
Speaker 4: They said it was light. They're advertising to kids because
Speaker 4: it was a animated figure. This one. There are absolutely
Speaker 4: some advertising to kids going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely worse than the Joe Campbell than which, again
Speaker 2: we had our guests the other day was talking about
Speaker 2: that how he got out of the advertising business because
Speaker 2: of Joe Campbell. After they had the case that was there.
Speaker 2: Anthony Frieda said, well, I didn't want to be selling
Speaker 2: cigarettes to kids, So somebody is selling florine to kids
Speaker 2: with buzz lightyear canisters and things like that, and so
Speaker 2: some people are suing them. The product is called Firefly
Speaker 2: Anti Cavity Fluoride Rents, except everything about that is a lie.
Speaker 2: A federal judge will not stop a class action accusing
Speaker 2: a children's mouthwash manufacturer of marketing the product has safe
Speaker 2: for younger children, despite evidence of the contrary. So here's
Speaker 2: the real issue issue that you have with toothpaste. If
Speaker 2: you've got young kids and you're teaching them to brush
Speaker 2: their teeth, you got to make sure that toothpaste is
Speaker 2: not fluoride toothpaste because they're more likely to swallow it,
Speaker 2: especially if it's some kind of a mouth Rents that's
Speaker 2: got a buzz lightyears head at the top of the dispenser,
Speaker 2: they're more likely to swallow that. And if you look
Speaker 2: at the back of the toothpaste that's got fluoride in it,
Speaker 2: it says do not swallow this, and if you do swallow,
Speaker 2: it called poison control. That's been one of our arguments
Speaker 2: about why it shouldn't be in the water is because
Speaker 2: they even say it on toothpaste, don't swallow this. Use
Speaker 2: a very small amount and don't swallow it. And we
Speaker 2: know that the amount that they tell people use like
Speaker 2: a little pe most people don't do that. Most people will,
Speaker 2: you know, fill up the whole toothbrush with it. I
Speaker 2: know I do. But so you know, all of this
Speaker 2: stuff is key. But you got the Trump administration who
Speaker 2: is trying to keep fluoride in our water supply. The
Speaker 2: fireflies container shaped like a toy decorated with a cartoon
Speaker 2: character that's popular with pre aged school preschool age children,
Speaker 2: such as Pop Patrol and buzz Lightyear. The rents comes
Speaker 2: in different colors and flavors, including bubbleberry, wild Melon, bubble gum,
Speaker 2: and Ocean melon. The women said there's a broad agreement
Speaker 2: among health authorities that children younger than six years old
Speaker 2: should not use over the counter fluor eyded rinses due
Speaker 2: to concerns of intoxication, tooth decay, and vomiting. And again,
Speaker 2: I remember that pediatrician who you guys were under six
Speaker 2: years of age and wanted us to give you fluoride tablets.
Speaker 2: He was very concerned that you weren't getting enough fluoride
Speaker 2: in your water since we were on well water.
Speaker 5: You really need to retard these children, Yeah, so all
Speaker 5: this stuff.
Speaker 4: Also, yeah, again the things that they list are tooth
Speaker 4: decay or vomiting. Yeah, why are they vomiting. It's because
Speaker 4: they're swallowing it, and that's going to do more to
Speaker 4: them then just cause them to vomit. The vomiting is
Speaker 4: the body's reaction to get the poison out of the body.
Speaker 2: That's right, good thing, that's right. Yeah, But florid actually,
Speaker 2: instead of you know, aiding tooth decay, it actually causes
Speaker 2: tooth decay. Fluorosis is one of the one of the
Speaker 2: issues discoloration and decay of the teeth and the bones.
Speaker 2: So again this is dangerous and so why is the
Speaker 2: Trump administration fighting to continue to put it in the
Speaker 2: water supply And why isn't RFK Junior fighting against this?
Speaker 2: He always used to in the past. So you know
Speaker 2: the firefly fluoride product, make sure you don't have that. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: don't have a Joe Camel cigarette, which is not what
Speaker 2: couldn't even be sold to kids. But let them get
Speaker 2: the buzz light ear fluoride poisoning the fire and even
Speaker 2: flavor it like it's candy. So of course they're going
Speaker 2: to think they need to swallow it.
Speaker 5: Here, your kids have some bubblegum flavored poison.
Speaker 4: Plus I mean, would buzz light Year give you something
Speaker 4: that was poisonous.
Speaker 2: He'll send you to Infinity and beyond.
Speaker 5: Somebody is poison the water hole.
Speaker 2: They explained why warning labels on the back of products
Speaker 2: don't prevent a package from being construed as misleading. So
Speaker 2: this was key to it. Right to the court decision.
Speaker 2: They said, well, we put a warning label on there,
Speaker 2: and again this is kind of in microcosm what these
Speaker 2: different organizations are doing, these different public health organizations, what
Speaker 2: RFK Juniors HHS is doing. They said, well, we're going
Speaker 2: to warn you under certain circumstances that this stuff could
Speaker 2: be harmful. And maybe it's not a good idea for
Speaker 2: young kids and pregnant women to have the COVID shot anymore,
Speaker 2: maybe some of these other vaccines, but hey, we're all
Speaker 2: about freedom of choice. So yeah, if you want to
Speaker 2: take it, I'll give you a warning, but you can
Speaker 2: still take it. We saw that happen in Florida. For
Speaker 2: a while, they were reluctant to do a ban of
Speaker 2: these vaccines, but they said, well, we're not going to
Speaker 2: recommend it anymore, but it's up to you you want
Speaker 2: to poison yourself.
Speaker 4: I also love the argument of what you thought this
Speaker 4: was for kids? Did you not read the warning? I mean,
Speaker 4: there's clearly written in a little plain text in fine
Speaker 4: print on the back that this is not to be
Speaker 4: given to children at all. Are you insane?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, I'm sure that the pre scrollers are not
Speaker 2: reading that that warning label on the back. So I
Speaker 2: explained why these warning labels on the back are can
Speaker 2: still the product can still be construed as misleading. There
Speaker 2: was a previous case Bell versus Public Supermarkets which concerned
Speaker 2: a front label that promised one grated parmesan cheese, while
Speaker 2: the back label disclosed the inclusion of preservatives, so it
Speaker 2: was preservatives active. So it wasn't one promise, maybe nine
Speaker 2: parmesan and one percent preservatives. Many reasonable consumers do not
Speaker 2: instinctively parse every front label or read every back label
Speaker 2: before placing groceries in their cart. Firefly is presented as
Speaker 2: a toy, and it tastes like candy. It's not presented
Speaker 2: as a serious drug, making consumers even less likely to
Speaker 2: examine the back label to ensure that the toy shaped,
Speaker 2: candy flavored mouthwash depicting cartoon characters from shows popular for
Speaker 2: preschool children, is indeed safe for preschool children. Plaintiff said
Speaker 2: they brought they bought the rents at Walmart and wouldn't
Speaker 2: have bought it had they known that it wasn't safe
Speaker 2: for their children and grandchildren, which Jenkins said suffices to
Speaker 2: satisfy the allegations of financial damage. So again they have
Speaker 2: found out about this and they're trying to do this
Speaker 2: to draw attention to it, maybe get it off the market.
Speaker 2: Utah became the first state to ban fluoride in public
Speaker 2: water supplies. The law took effect in May of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five. Florida is now the second state. DeSantis signed
Speaker 2: that also in May that was a week later, and
Speaker 2: ban the addition of fluoride to public water systems, but
Speaker 2: Trump's EPA is fighting to keep it in the water
Speaker 2: again in terms. As of October this year, the movement
Speaker 2: to ban fluoride in public water is expanding. At least
Speaker 2: sixteen states introduced legislation in twenty twenty five to prohibit
Speaker 2: or to regulate floride addiction, with Florida and Utah being
Speaker 2: the only states to pass such bans. Other states included Ohio, Texas, Louisiana,
Speaker 2: Nebraska considering similar measure measures. The EPA is reviving the
Speaker 2: potential health risk of reviewing should say the potential health
Speaker 2: risk of the fluoride, but they're reviving the lawsuit to
Speaker 2: challenge its removal. The FDA is removing ingestable fluoride supplements
Speaker 2: for children from the market. The CDC continues, however, to
Speaker 2: recognize water fluoridation as one of the ten greatest public
Speaker 2: health achievements of the twentieth century. Who should tell you
Speaker 2: that public health is not about your health at all.
Speaker 2: Public health is how they want to kill us, just
Speaker 2: like public education is how they want to deliberately dumb
Speaker 2: us down. So RFK is blasting talinol chugging ticktokers as
Speaker 2: experts explain why taking cedamnifin during pregnancy may be as
Speaker 2: risky as drinking alcohol. Well again, every day he pushes
Speaker 2: some new cover up for the vaccines. I'm not saying
Speaker 2: that talinol doesn't have risks. I'm just saying that he's
Speaker 2: using this to misdirect people away from the risks of
Speaker 2: the massive vaccine campaign. And it really is tragic to
Speaker 2: see how he has turned in order to save his job.
Speaker 2: I mean, we see that all the time, I was
Speaker 2: just following orders or I was just doing my job.
Speaker 2: And this is people will lie to them. I've seen
Speaker 2: people do it in media.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: Well, I have this audience here and I'm going to
Speaker 2: lose that audience if i tell them the truth about Trump, right,
Speaker 2: So I'm going to keep that audience and someday I
Speaker 2: will tell them the truth when it's something really important. Well,
Speaker 2: guess what, every time you lie to them, it becomes
Speaker 2: easier to lie to them the next time, and you
Speaker 2: never get to that point where we actually start telling
Speaker 2: them the truth again. Peter Marx, the former FDA official
Speaker 2: instrumental in the rollout of the Trump shots the mRNA shots,
Speaker 2: has landed an executive role at Eli Lily. Imagine that.
Speaker 2: Imagine my surprise, Eli Lilly, where Trump went to hire
Speaker 2: his U, the CEO of ELI Lily. He hired him
Speaker 2: to run HHS and we ended up with the COVID
Speaker 2: shots and the fake pandemic. It was alex' zar was
Speaker 2: the guy who declared that we had a COVID pandemic
Speaker 2: when they only pretended to have six people in the
Speaker 2: United States that had tested positive for COVID. He was
Speaker 2: the guy who did that. He was at Eli Lilly.
Speaker 2: And so now Peter Marx, the FDA official who rolled
Speaker 2: out COVID nineteen, and he even came up with the
Speaker 2: term operation warp Speed. Allegedly, Marx is the one who
Speaker 2: named it operation warp Speed, and he described it as
Speaker 2: the single most critical figure. He's been described as the
Speaker 2: single most critical figure in the vaccine decision. The Washington
Speaker 2: Post called him the most important government employee that most
Speaker 2: people have never heard of. And now with the revolving door,
Speaker 2: he is at Eli Lilly, the place where Trump goes
Speaker 2: to get his pandemic shills. GOP congressmen are calling for
Speaker 2: an investigation of the FDA officials who proved a new
Speaker 2: abortion drug. Did you know they've approved a new over
Speaker 2: the counter drug? And so people are saying, how is
Speaker 2: this happening? And of course one of the things that
Speaker 2: RFK Junior has not really been an opposition to was abortion.
Speaker 2: And so if he's going to cave on the autism stuff,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be surprised to see him looking the other
Speaker 2: way on the abortion thing. Josh Holly, Senator and Congressman
Speaker 2: Mark Harris from North Carolina are calling for a review
Speaker 2: of the individuals who are responsible for this approval, and
Speaker 2: twelve other members of Congress have also sent a letter
Speaker 2: directly to r f K Junior. It's clear that rogue
Speaker 2: actors within the FDA are working to undermine both the
Speaker 2: sanctity of life and the administration's commitment to protecting it. Well,
Speaker 2: I got to say, what a sham it is to
Speaker 2: call yourself pro life when you are pushing the MR
Speaker 2: and a genetic code injection. What a total sham that is?
Speaker 2: Or to call yourself pro life when you are starting
Speaker 2: wars when you're continuing wars. Senator Holly first issued a
Speaker 2: former letter to the FDA Commissioner Marty mcarey to wholly
Speaker 2: outline the dangers of these pills, citing statistics such as
Speaker 2: eleven percent of women suffering adverse health effects. He then
Speaker 2: went on to scrutinize the FDA's review process, labeling it
Speaker 2: as potentially toothless. Of course, it is the FDA is
Speaker 2: supposed to be conducting a review of the safety regulations
Speaker 2: around mephistopheles, as I called the drug. Marty McCarey and
Speaker 2: RFK Junior must reverse this decision immediately for the safety
Speaker 2: of our nations women and children. So in other words,
Speaker 2: they're rolling this thing out even further. And then finally,
Speaker 2: last thing I'll mention is this article has been pushed
Speaker 2: around quite a bit. A nanoparticle treatment that reverses Alzheimer's
Speaker 2: and mice, they say, And again, we were supposed to
Speaker 2: believe that the idea that there was nanotech and these
Speaker 2: genetic code injections was just science fiction and conspiracy theories.
Speaker 2: Now they want to tell you that it's there and
Speaker 2: it's a good thing. We can cure cancer, stop Alzheimer's
Speaker 2: or reverse Alheimer's or whatever. That's always the process that
Speaker 2: they go through. No, that's not in there. Oh, it
Speaker 2: is in there, and it's a good thing now. And
Speaker 2: so now they're starting to push nanotech in the treatments,
Speaker 2: in the vaccines as well.
Speaker 5: We've got a lot of comments here Dustin d Helm
Speaker 5: thank you very much, Dustin. He gives a salute. We
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Speaker 5: at seventy and seventy six. If Americans think this rounding
Speaker 5: up of people will stop at illegals, I got a bridge.
Speaker 5: I'll sell them. Well, just make sure that the Mexicans
Speaker 5: haven't crashed a sailing ship into it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. This rounding up of people is a bridge to
Speaker 2: where these guys want to go, really.
Speaker 5: Is Yeah, wait till they start rounding up those who
Speaker 5: oppose government AUDI, mr R, sanctuary cities. We're a key
Speaker 5: component with the manufactured migrant crisis. They engineered this mess
Speaker 5: right in our face, and now maggots are cheering on
Speaker 5: the violation of due process. Yeah real, Jason Barker responding
Speaker 5: to at GDP three thirty. If they stopped taxing people
Speaker 5: for these social services, then families could afford to help
Speaker 5: family members without the middleman.
Speaker 2: They gave us one of the things that when we
Speaker 2: look at it, they don't want to consider government help
Speaker 2: to be charity. Right. They considered entitled to it, and
Speaker 2: they get very upset if you call it charity. I
Speaker 2: found that out when I spoke publicly to a group
Speaker 2: of Democrats when they were pushing Obamacare. That them's fighting
Speaker 2: words if you say, you know, we could have charity
Speaker 2: to help people with medical stuff. And that's the key thing.
Speaker 2: You know, when we used to have a charitable society,
Speaker 2: and you go back and look at what Alexis Toofol
Speaker 2: said about America. Democracy in America in the early eighteen hundred,
Speaker 2: it was organized around charitable private efforts. And when you
Speaker 2: have a situation like that, it's very easy for the
Speaker 2: people who are there locally, who are running the charity
Speaker 2: and handing out the money. They can see if people
Speaker 2: are gaming the system or if they really need it.
Speaker 2: They can see that better than if you've got some
Speaker 2: entitlement program that is coming from thousands of miles away.
Speaker 2: And then the other part of it is is that
Speaker 2: it encourages people to help. You know, it is more
Speaker 2: blessed to give than to receive. We all know that
Speaker 2: from experience. And so you know, you give somebody some money,
Speaker 2: you see them helped by that, and that's a real
Speaker 2: reinforcing thing rather than being taxed to do it. You know,
Speaker 2: it's kind of like I gave it the office approach,
Speaker 2: and you know, they forced you to pay for this
Speaker 2: thing and then they use it inefficiently.
Speaker 5: I agree, Real Jason Barker read that one. I'm Marty,
Speaker 5: my jar has more five dollars cookies, getting one before
Speaker 5: they go stale.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Martin, appreciate that.
Speaker 5: Yes, thank you, Marty. Jerry al Atalo an inconvenient study,
Speaker 5: great documentary film every American must watch. H Citizen of Americaca.
Speaker 5: It was designed to latch onto T cells and T
Speaker 5: cells go wherever your weakest, most dire link is, so
Speaker 5: therefore you get a plethora of different fatalities. Yes, Audi
Speaker 5: mr R. Not only are vaccines harming people, but I'm
Speaker 5: hearing that biopsies and MRIs can cause damage as well.
Speaker 5: The Syrian girl. They have not done vaccinated slash unvaccinated
Speaker 5: studies before this for obvious reasons. It becomes incredibly obvious
Speaker 5: how dangerous the vaccines are when you put them up
Speaker 5: against unvaccinated people. That's why they're always using these sample
Speaker 5: groups that have you know, adjuvants directed and JECK lead
Speaker 5: to them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when I had the stroke, they gave me an
Speaker 2: MRI and what's the point of it? They use that
Speaker 2: to sell the surgery to me, right, and it does
Speaker 2: actually does nothing. And I thought when I was having it,
Speaker 2: this magnetic field, it's got to so strong, it's got
Speaker 2: to be doing something to my body. I don't know
Speaker 2: what it's doing. I have signs all over the place,
Speaker 2: you know, don't have any metal in here and all
Speaker 2: the rest of this stuff. And of course we had
Speaker 2: after that happened, there was that one person who went
Speaker 2: into the U had the ability, had a big chain
Speaker 2: and I think killed them. Yeah, yeah, amazing, but uh,
Speaker 2: just the noise of that stuff, it's just it's just horrific.
Speaker 5: But anyway, sorry DEAs zero seven zero seven, seven to six.
Speaker 5: Has anyone heard of the Korean study that found an
Speaker 5: association between higher cancer rates some people who got the
Speaker 5: COVID vaccine. Doctor Kaufman reported on it.
Speaker 2: Yes, I think we covered that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we talked about it last week.
Speaker 2: I think, Yeah, it was very large, very large study
Speaker 2: that we're seeing these studies come out over and over again.
Speaker 2: But you know, we could see this at the very
Speaker 2: beginning because you could see it in the VERSE reports.
Speaker 2: We knew that the VERS reports just a tip of
Speaker 2: the iceberg, only one percent, and even less than that
Speaker 2: for COVID because they were actively being discouraged from a
Speaker 2: participating in it. Never less, you can see that it
Speaker 2: was just exploding. And so, besides the caution that should
Speaker 2: have been warranted by doing something that is a completely
Speaker 2: untried processor the process, the mr and A nobody had
Speaker 2: ever tried that and never had a drug that had
Speaker 2: been tested that got to prove for it. Besides that,
Speaker 2: you can immediately see what was actually happening. But of
Speaker 2: course Scott Adams says that we were just lucky.
Speaker 5: But I was too smart. I couldn't figure it out
Speaker 5: because my brain was too monumentally large. Oh whatever you say, Scott,
Speaker 5: original babe. It's not just children. Many of us adults
Speaker 5: are backsdamage from boxes. Not just COVID onest be meningitis, tetanus,
Speaker 5: et cetera.
Speaker 2: Yeah, tetnis shot. I always want to give you enough
Speaker 2: reup on the TETNA shot.
Speaker 5: You need it again out the Mr R so Trump
Speaker 5: is pro fluoride in our water, defended that.
Speaker 2: One mag of voters.
Speaker 5: Good luck. Yeah, I already no toothpaste for me. Baking
Speaker 5: soda does just fine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 5: Real Jason Barker, I remember when they used to line
Speaker 5: us up in the classroom to do fluoride rinses, and
Speaker 5: they told us not to drink it. They made it
Speaker 5: taste so good that I always did. Maybe that's why
Speaker 5: I'm special. Now it's activated your mutant powers. Jason, Yeah,
Speaker 5: Miiberud twenty twenty nine. They don't have to confiscate guns.
Speaker 5: Soon AMMO won't be available to the public. Recently, that
Speaker 5: AMMO plant exploded in Tennessee ended all production indefinitely.
Speaker 2: Was that an m plant? I thought that was I
Speaker 2: thought that was like military.
Speaker 5: I think they specialized more in military explosives. If they
Speaker 5: did manufacture AMMO would is a side thing. They had
Speaker 5: been awarded multiple government contracts for specialty devices regarding explosives.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that.
Speaker 5: Happened not too far from your three to four hours away,
Speaker 5: a place called Buck Snort. Yeah, but uh, it was
Speaker 5: a very sad thing. I think it's sixteen or nineteen.
Speaker 5: People were just killed instantly when it exploded.
Speaker 2: Son.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when you look at it, there's just nothing left.
Speaker 2: It's I saw a report down The person down the
Speaker 2: street said, when I thought my house had exploded, it
Speaker 2: was so violent. They were quite a ways away from it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I saw someone had a ring camera and they're
Speaker 5: about twenty miles away, and you can still hear the explosion.
Speaker 5: You know, Tennessee isn't a flat state, so it's not
Speaker 5: just you know, like Kansas, where every the sound just travels.
Speaker 5: It had to go around and up and over and
Speaker 5: all kinds of different things. Lord Voldemort says, oh no,
Speaker 5: Lord Voldemort, he must not be name. My dentist will
Speaker 5: look at you. Funny if you say floride is bad,
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, it's funny.
Speaker 4: These things like that pesticide they just outlawed in sixty
Speaker 4: other countries. But if you try and sell someone in
Speaker 4: the US that it's bad, it's like, oh, so you're
Speaker 4: anti science. It's it's the whatever science is paid for.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 4: And there's the same thing with not necessarily fluoride, though
Speaker 4: no other country puts fluoride in the water, or not many.
Speaker 4: But there were other medical dental things that are outlawed.
Speaker 4: Was it a melon the ingredient in it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is.
Speaker 4: Outlawed in a bunch of other countries. And I got
Speaker 4: into a big thing with the dentist because I didn't
Speaker 4: want that. It's like, well, this is the standard. What
Speaker 4: are you talking about?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we call it silver it's just so you don't
Speaker 2: understand that it's mercury.
Speaker 5: Come on, don't you want you just a little bit
Speaker 5: of poison in your mouth? Yeah, Jim's seven. Thank you
Speaker 5: very much, you appreciate it. Says we used pink tablets
Speaker 5: in school to make sure we brushed correctly. Got to
Speaker 5: get those habits w FV three. I gave my dentist
Speaker 5: a set of Jack Loss and Civil Defense manuals. That's
Speaker 5: how much I love my Christian dentist.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 5: Making sure that he's going to stick around if everything
Speaker 5: goes down, you're gonna need him.
Speaker 2: That's right. Yeah, he's got to be a key part
Speaker 2: of your society that you're building. That's great. That's great idea.
Speaker 2: That is a great manual. Jack Loftsonbooks dot com.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we have shadow Boxer. They told us about the
Speaker 5: lipid nanoparticles in the shop, but never said what it did.
Speaker 5: It was the main ingredient. Now they will lie about it.
Speaker 5: Don't worry about what it's doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got this mRNA. Don't worry. It doesn't affect
Speaker 2: your DNA, except now they tell us that it does.
Speaker 2: And then it's wrapped in this liquid nanoparticle and don't
Speaker 2: worry about that either. As a matter of fact, it
Speaker 2: was what was it that they were putting in it,
Speaker 2: pegilated right e g. Polyethylene glycol. And the people at
Speaker 2: Children's Self Defense when they saw that it was going
Speaker 2: to be pegalated, they said, wait a minute. We have
Speaker 2: a lot of people that we know have severe allergies
Speaker 2: to this and they're going to go on anaphylectic shock
Speaker 2: if you inject it into them. And so the FDA said, well,
Speaker 2: we don't care a contact Visor. We work for Visor.
Speaker 2: It's like Contact Deviser. Of course Pfiser doesn't care.
Speaker 5: But that sounds like a problem for somebody else.
Speaker 2: Yeah, might pay to pay level right, the people who
Speaker 2: pay me R Pfizer, so real.
Speaker 5: Jason Barker, thank you very much. Reminder that we have
Speaker 5: matching tips on five dollars contributions. Thank you, Jason. I
Speaker 5: appreciate it and appreciate you reminding people as well.
Speaker 2: And thank you Marty.
Speaker 5: Yes, Marty is the one who is matching the donations,
Speaker 5: so we really do appreciate it. Lord Voldemort again says
Speaker 5: RFK needs to get an Academy Award for his role
Speaker 5: in the MAHA movie. Steve Evs says that he's got
Speaker 5: my wise wolf few ps monthly ship man. I wish
Speaker 5: Tony were here today. He's a great guy. I look
Speaker 5: forward to him tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Yes, we did too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's always a good time having Tony on the
Speaker 5: Syrian Girl. Or they inject control groups and vaccine studies
Speaker 5: with other vaccines, which ASO which also have high rates
Speaker 5: of adverse effects. Yeah, they'll take the previously worst vaccine
Speaker 5: ones that are known to cause all kinds of issues
Speaker 5: and compare the new ones to that, so they can
Speaker 5: either go, hey, look it's got less issues than previous ones.
Speaker 2: Or they used meningitis as the quote unquote placebo. The
Speaker 2: meningitis vaccine is the placebo for one of these things.
Speaker 2: I believe it was one of these, mRNA. Thanks. I
Speaker 2: forget which company did it. It's totally garbage, total.
Speaker 5: Garbage Nibaru twenty twenty nine. The old fluoride is bad,
Speaker 5: Trump's new fluoride is good. That's right. Look, can we
Speaker 5: can we take a little bit of mental retardation for Trump?
Speaker 2: Absolutely, we should call it smart Fluoride'll that'll get over
Speaker 2: all the objections.
Speaker 5: Con Thank thank you very much, says double My Trouble well,
Speaker 5: thank you, thank you, and Acsab thank you, and he says,
Speaker 5: thank you all, well, thank you again, Acsab Or is
Speaker 5: it Axab? I can't tell, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well it is, you know. Before we take a break,
Speaker 2: we're talking about gold and silver earlier and the amazing
Speaker 2: things that are happening with it. And again many of
Speaker 2: you are fortunate enough to have started accumulating gold on
Speaker 2: a regular basis through Tony's Wolf. Again, you can go
Speaker 2: David Nighttai Goldbell'll take you to Tony Ardeban's Wisewolf Gold
Speaker 2: and you can buy it at any any amount if
Speaker 2: you wish. Gold is seeing solid games, of course, and
Speaker 2: another all time high silver sharply up today fifty four dollars.
Speaker 2: This I thought was very interesting. Jamie Diamond or Jamie Demon,
Speaker 2: depending on your perspective on this guy. I actually prefer
Speaker 2: the demon pronunciation. But he says that gold can easily
Speaker 2: go to five thousand or ten thousand dollars an ounce,
Speaker 2: and yet he says I'm not a gold buyer. He says,
Speaker 2: I have to pay four percent to store it. Well,
Speaker 2: because he would be buying so much of it, he'd
Speaker 2: have to put it in a vault people to do that.
Speaker 2: That's not the case, as they point out in this
Speaker 2: article here from zero Edge, they said, well, ninety nine
Speaker 2: percent of actual goal buyers who own a little gold
Speaker 2: at home, it costs them zero percent to own it.
Speaker 2: This is really the storage cost for billionaires have to
Speaker 2: for several hundred gold bars. And of course if you're
Speaker 2: using it for a metals ira, you have to pay
Speaker 2: for the storage for that as well. But the if
Speaker 2: you've got something that has gone up, look at Jamie
Speaker 2: Demon it looks at this and it's like, okay, so
Speaker 2: gold has gone up what like sixty percent this year,
Speaker 2: But I don't want to pay four percent to store it.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that calculation comes out to be.
Speaker 5: Well, he seeds for me to actually store my massive
Speaker 5: dragon hoarde. It's a bit inconvenient, you know, but you.
Speaker 4: Have the advantage of being able to swim through it
Speaker 4: like Scrooge McDuck.
Speaker 2: If you keep it at home. That's right. So I
Speaker 2: think that's funny, says I go up to five thousand
Speaker 2: or ten thousand dollars. I mean, we're talking about a
Speaker 2: twenty five percent increase, or we're talking about a you know,
Speaker 2: two and a half times two and fifty percent increase,
Speaker 2: but he thinks that that's likely, and the recent he
Speaker 2: thinks that's likely is because of the fundamentals, which are
Speaker 2: inflation and geopolitical unrest and people looking for a safe
Speaker 2: haven from the bubble stock market. Billionaire Citadel founder Ken
Speaker 2: Griffin said investors are starting to view gold and safer
Speaker 2: than the dollar, calling the development really concerning now. I
Speaker 2: think when people wake up to the truth, I think
Speaker 2: that's a good thing, whatever the truth is. And quite frankly,
Speaker 2: if we lose the dollar as a reserve currency, that's
Speaker 2: going to make things a lot more difficult for all
Speaker 2: of us in our life. However, I think that that's
Speaker 2: going to be some tough love, because if we can
Speaker 2: break the power of the US government to print money
Speaker 2: out of thin air without any consequences, I think that
Speaker 2: would be a positive thing. That's always how they control us,
Speaker 2: and that is with blackmail or bribery with that fiat dollar.
Speaker 2: Like demon, Griffin is also very late to a party
Speaker 2: that we pointed out about two years ago at zero
Speaker 2: Hedge when we showed that after the Ukraine War and
Speaker 2: the Biden administration's idiotic decision to weaponize gold against Russia
Speaker 2: and imparts China. The flood of central bank buying was
Speaker 2: the primary driver of the relentless melt up in gold,
Speaker 2: a melt up that shows no sign of slowing. Well,
Speaker 2: I would say that I didn't really see the Biden
Speaker 2: administration weaponizing gold. What they weaponized was their their financial
Speaker 2: system and their Fiat dollar. And of course that just
Speaker 2: poured fuel on the fire for Russia and China and
Speaker 2: India and all the other people to get into bricks
Speaker 2: because they see that this financial system is rigged, dishonest,
Speaker 2: and controlled, and part of establishing the bricks is accumulating gold.
Speaker 2: So amazingly, both demon and Griffin are very wrong in
Speaker 2: believing that capital is flowing from risk assets to gold.
Speaker 2: To get a sense of just how under owned gold is,
Speaker 2: read the latest Bank of America fund manager's survey to
Speaker 2: find out that the allocation among Wall Street professionals to
Speaker 2: gold is only two point four percent. In other words,
Speaker 2: they're only hedging their equities and their their bonds and
Speaker 2: stuff like that by accumulating only two point four percent
Speaker 2: of their portfolio is in gold, which however, is a
Speaker 2: huge amount considering that the allocation to crypto is less
Speaker 2: than one fifth of that, or zero point four percent,
Speaker 2: So it's about they've got five times as much gold
Speaker 2: as they do crypto. When the money really starts moving
Speaker 2: out of fiat and into gold and into crypto, trust us,
Speaker 2: you will see a move in the price which makes
Speaker 2: the current spike look like a quiet picnic. Yes, I
Speaker 2: think that is true. I think as astounding as it is.
Speaker 2: You know, when you look at gold up sixty percent
Speaker 2: this year. You know, we talk about the rule of
Speaker 2: seventy two. You take an interest rate that somebody's given you, right,
Speaker 2: they give you a six percent interest rate. That means
Speaker 2: you divide six into seventy two, and that's the number
Speaker 2: of years that it would take for your money to double.
Speaker 2: So you could double your money in twelve years. Okay,
Speaker 2: But when you got sixty percent recurrent almost you can
Speaker 2: double your money pretty pretty quickly and just a little
Speaker 2: over a year or so. And so when you're looking
Speaker 2: at that, it is as crazy as that is. The
Speaker 2: fundamentals that caused that are still in place, and many
Speaker 2: of them are getting even more fundamentally bad. And so
Speaker 2: I think they're right. I think that it's just starting.
Speaker 2: But I need to take a break real quickly. Here,
Speaker 2: do we have anything that you.
Speaker 5: W Yes, we've got Lieutenant Oracle of Truth. Thank you
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Speaker 5: Knights of the Storm. In the old days, family would
Speaker 5: take care of their elderly. Now we outsource it to
Speaker 5: social security. And it's very inefficient. Such a sad state
Speaker 5: of affairs, if we could only keep our earnings or no,
Speaker 5: I think it's a Syrian girl said that, and then
Speaker 5: worse and inefficient. It's inhumane.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, Knights of the Storm. That said the first
Speaker 4: comment and the second.
Speaker 2: Okay, you know it's it's kind of rich. For years,
Speaker 2: I didn't really understand what they meant by the nuclear
Speaker 2: family and what they really meant by that. I always thought, well,
Speaker 2: it's a pretty positive thing. Well, they met, you know,
Speaker 2: mother and father and their kids. Immediately because they start
Speaker 2: talking about the nuclear family because the extended family, like
Speaker 2: you would see let's say the Waltons. Okay that remember
Speaker 2: the TV show The extended family had basically disappeared because
Speaker 2: everybody was moving all around the country chasing jobs. And
Speaker 2: so yeah, that was really kind of what happened. And
Speaker 2: so now that's why, you know, social Security is being
Speaker 2: the safety for the elderly people because we don't have
Speaker 2: families together anymore. It is kind of sad. Well, let's
Speaker 2: take a quick break and we'll be right back, and
Speaker 2: let's see what are we going to cover next. We've
Speaker 2: got some interesting statements being made by Eric Trump as
Speaker 2: well as his dad about the basis of salvation and God.
Speaker 2: Eric Trump is saying that he's saving God. So we've
Speaker 2: heard his dad say, I don't need any forgiveness of
Speaker 2: the years past, and now he's starting to have some
Speaker 2: health issues. I guess he's starting to think about it,
Speaker 2: but it still hasn't dawned on his son Eric. We'll
Speaker 2: be right back.
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Speaker 2: Well, Eric Trump has written a book, and he went
Speaker 2: on with influencer Bennie Johnson influencer and pushed this book.
Speaker 2: The book is titled Under Siege, My Family's Fight to
Speaker 2: Save Our Nation. And while making his sales pitch for
Speaker 2: his book, Eric Trump said of his family's time in
Speaker 2: the White House, he said, and look, how much better
Speaker 2: humanity in our world is. I hadn't noticed. And you
Speaker 2: notice that? Lands I didn't. He said, you know, we're
Speaker 2: saving Christianity, We're saving God, We're saving the family unit,
Speaker 2: we're saving this nation. We're saving money. He didn't say that,
Speaker 2: but just like they're not saving money, they're not saving
Speaker 2: any of those other things, nor do they have the
Speaker 2: ability to. So he said, we have a return of
Speaker 2: people to going to church. Yeah, you know, people going
Speaker 2: back to church because Donald Trump, did you realize that,
Speaker 2: just the amazing claims of these people, we have return
Speaker 2: to people valuing their children and valuing society and believing
Speaker 2: in the white picket fence. Yeah, the white picket fence.
Speaker 2: We all want that white picket fence, don't we. Well,
Speaker 2: I think a lot of people have fallen on that
Speaker 2: white picket committed haary carry when they got their tax
Speaker 2: bill or their AI elect tricity inflated power bill or whatever.
Speaker 2: But the most positive result I think from the Trump
Speaker 2: family's tenure was what happened in twenty twenty when they
Speaker 2: locked down the schools and locked down the students, and
Speaker 2: people got to see what was actually happening in their schools,
Speaker 2: the kid's classroom. That encouraged a lot of people to
Speaker 2: do homeschooling. And so that was an unintended consequence of Trump.
Speaker 2: It wasn't that he was saving the family for that
Speaker 2: as an unintended consequence. Anyway. He goes on to say
Speaker 2: what the American dream represents and what the American dream
Speaker 2: stands for, and the American exceptionalism and peace around the world,
Speaker 2: and that people can coexist with one another without having,
Speaker 2: you know, pick up arms and destroy each other for
Speaker 2: no reason at all. Yeah, that's what Trump has done.
Speaker 2: He's brought peace and harmony everywhere he goes, hasn't he.
Speaker 2: I've never seen anybody more divisive foreign and domestic than
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. But of course his son, I guess this
Speaker 2: would be uh. His book would be a good comedy
Speaker 2: read if you could stand the dark humor and the
Speaker 2: satire anyway. He said, people pick up arms and destroy
Speaker 2: each other for no reason whatsoever, you know, not lik
Speaker 2: in Venezuela or anything. Right, He's got a reason. He's
Speaker 2: just not telling us the right reason in Venezuela other
Speaker 2: than incompetent and egotistical governments. Egotistical and incompetent that is
Speaker 2: doesn't describe his dad's administration. And I said, it's all projection,
Speaker 2: isn't it. He says it is a beautiful time, and
Speaker 2: he will go to heaven for all of that. God
Speaker 2: absolutely guided this journey in ways that you know you'll
Speaker 2: learn about in my book Under Siege. Well, people had
Speaker 2: a lot to say about that. Jeremy Edwards on Twitter,
Speaker 2: these are tweets people that we're saving God has got
Speaker 2: to be one of the most air and things human
Speaker 2: being save. I can say another one Yanich's skirt said,
Speaker 2: pro tip. Any person that says that they're saving Christianity
Speaker 2: or saving God is not on God's side at all.
Speaker 2: Dick Chatelaine said, we're saving God. Can you imagine a
Speaker 2: christ follower ever saying this? This train is so far
Speaker 2: off the tracks, man, it's so very sad and so infuriating.
Speaker 2: John Favreau said, we've moved rather quickly from God saved
Speaker 2: Trump to Trump is saving God, which I guess is
Speaker 2: the foundation of the new Maga religion. Christa Brown says,
Speaker 2: we're saving God is the absolute height of hubris. Yes, well, Trump,
Speaker 2: unlike his son, it's not sure about whether or not
Speaker 2: he's going to be going to heaven or not. And
Speaker 2: that was a question he was asked by Peter Doucy
Speaker 2: on there, and he's kind of mused about this before
Speaker 2: in the past. Well, if I could stop the war
Speaker 2: that's going on in Gaza, you know, we could say
Speaker 2: you seven thousand people a week or something like that.
Speaker 2: He said, Uh, I think that would go a long
Speaker 2: ways towards getting me in. Well, that's not really the
Speaker 2: basis that that has nothing to do with Christianity. And
Speaker 2: you've had somebody who is a spiritual advisor to him
Speaker 2: other than people like Paula White and these other grifters
Speaker 2: of the Prosperity Gospel. He would know that. And so
Speaker 2: you can't have assurance of faith.
Speaker 4: But I do have the video of Eric Trump saying
Speaker 4: saving God in deck. I can play that if you want.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, let's let's let's hear it out of the Yes.
Speaker 23: Here we are and we have this amazing piece. You know,
Speaker 23: deal on Charlie Kirk's birthday. I can't tell you how
Speaker 23: many things are lining up. I mean, think about the
Speaker 23: fact that this book came out on Charlie Kirk's birthday,
Speaker 23: on the same days we have peace in the Middle East,
Speaker 23: you know, I mean, so many different factors are all
Speaker 23: coming together at once in the most unthinkable, unbelieveable journey.
Speaker 23: You could have scripted this you you could not the
Speaker 23: wildest author could not have scripted this book and the
Speaker 23: trials and tribulations and twists and turns to get to
Speaker 23: where we are today. And look how much better humanity
Speaker 23: and our world is. You know, we're saving Christianity, We're
Speaker 23: saving God, We're saving the family unit, We're saving this nation.
Speaker 23: I mean, you know, DEI is out the window, Benny,
Speaker 23: you know, I mean, you no longer have Colin Kaepernick
Speaker 23: kneeling for the national you know, for the national anthem.
Speaker 23: You no longer have you know, a Budweiser going woke
Speaker 23: as hell or all of the.
Speaker 13: Dead.
Speaker 23: And yet what do we have?
Speaker 4: You know, we have a return to people going to church.
Speaker 23: We have a return to people, you know, valuing their
Speaker 23: children and valuing society and believing in the white pick
Speaker 23: offense and what the American dream represents and what the
Speaker 23: American dream stands for, and American exceptionalism and peace around
Speaker 23: the world, and that people can coexist with one another
Speaker 23: without having a you know, pick up arms and destroy
Speaker 23: each other for no reason whatsoever other than you know,
Speaker 23: incompetent and you know, and and egoistical governments. It's a
Speaker 23: beautiful time and he will go to heaven for all
Speaker 23: of that. God absolutely guided this journey in ways that
Speaker 23: you know, you'll you'll learn an under stage and it's
Speaker 23: a big part of the story. But he was He
Speaker 23: was there the entire time, and.
Speaker 2: Mannie Johnson just sits there and now it's in grins
Speaker 2: the entire time. That's how he becomes an influence. He's
Speaker 2: going to lose his influence if he were to speak
Speaker 2: back against any of that absolute nonsense pabblem coming out
Speaker 2: of Eric Trump's mouth. That's just unbelievable.
Speaker 5: He's definitely going to heaven for all of that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Eric is a lot more certain about that than
Speaker 4: Trump is. Got a video of that too.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, play the Trump video. That's the Peter Douce
Speaker 2: where they're talking back and forth an interview and you.
Speaker 23: Talked about how you hope to end the war in
Speaker 23: Ukraine because it might help you get into heaven.
Speaker 2: How does how does this help?
Speaker 13: Does this help?
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, be a little cute.
Speaker 8: I don't think is anything going to get me in heaven?
Speaker 7: Okay, I really can.
Speaker 8: I think I'm not maybe heaven bound. I may be
Speaker 8: in heaven right now as we fly at Air Force One.
Speaker 8: I'm not sure I'm gonna be able to make heaven,
Speaker 8: but I've made life a lot better for a lot
Speaker 8: of people.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I remember when Karen and I went to
Speaker 2: the the Twin Towers, you know, in the seventies, and
Speaker 2: we came back with broke Sure we got in our
Speaker 2: photograph album said as close to heaven as most people get.
Speaker 2: And wow, that's that's amazing that that was their slogan.
Speaker 2: But that's kind of what he's talking about there. But
Speaker 2: you can have assurance of faith, you know. John wrote
Speaker 2: at the end of the Book of John he said,
Speaker 2: there were so many things that Christ did, but I
Speaker 2: wrote these things down so that you may know that
Speaker 2: you have salvated, that you know that you have eternal life,
Speaker 2: and of course the beginning of John, he says that
Speaker 2: whosoever believes in me has eternal life. If you trust God,
Speaker 2: if you try trust his word, you can know and
Speaker 2: you can have an assurance of that. And it isn't
Speaker 2: going to be based on anything that you do. And
Speaker 2: that is the foundation of the Christian life. As a
Speaker 2: matter of fact, we've got a former Pissycat Dolls star,
Speaker 2: Kaya Jones, speaks out on rampant anti Israel sentiments, said,
Speaker 2: our Messiah is Jewish. She said she left all the
Speaker 2: Pussycat Dolls singing and everything to go to Hebrew Bible
Speaker 2: school after becoming a Christian and dedicating her career to
Speaker 2: the Lord. She said her comments and support of Israel
Speaker 2: come as anti Semitism is on the rise in the
Speaker 2: US and UK, and filmed just before Trump flew to
Speaker 2: Egypt to sign the guy's a peace deal, she said,
Speaker 2: we can't have amnesia right now and forget where we
Speaker 2: come from. Our Messiah is Jewish. In our traditions, every
Speaker 2: part of our Christian Bible and traditions is quilted by
Speaker 2: the seeds of Abraham. It is very serious that we
Speaker 2: understand that. Well, the first thing I see wrong with
Speaker 2: this is that she says seeds of Abraham. Paul made
Speaker 2: it very clear. He went great links to say that
Speaker 2: in Galatians that it was the seed of Abraham, not seeds.
Speaker 2: It was singular not plural. It was about the Lord
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ. It was not about an ethnic or political group.
Speaker 2: And as a matter of fact, you have J. D.
Speaker 2: Hall not responding to that. But he said about five
Speaker 2: million times a day on x he says, and I'm
Speaker 2: rounding down. Someone posts a thread reminding the world that
Speaker 2: Jesus was a Jew. The claim is meant as a
Speaker 2: moral corrective, as if repeating it often enough can disarm
Speaker 2: any Christian who speaks critically about Judaism. It comes wrapped
Speaker 2: in slogans like Jesus was a Jewish Messiah of the
Speaker 2: Jewish people, with Jewish disciples in a Jewish church. The
Speaker 2: effect is to present the faith of Christ as an
Speaker 2: ethnic extension of Israel, rather than the world changing covenant
Speaker 2: that completed Israel's story. That was the spirit behind Dan
Speaker 2: Mawi's recent tweet replying to Dale Partridge, who had written,
Speaker 2: I do not hate Jewish people like Christ, I hate Judaism,
Speaker 2: and bur Mawi responded, Jesus didn't hate Judaism. He loved
Speaker 2: it so much that he globalized it. J. D. Hall says,
Speaker 2: this is a polished answer that was full of reverent
Speaker 2: phrases about the Judaism of the Old Testament, as though
Speaker 2: it had something at all to do with the Talmudic
Speaker 2: Judaism of modern Israel. Yet it proved the point that
Speaker 2: Partridge was making that many modern Christians defend the religion
Speaker 2: of Talmudic Judaism more fiercely than they defend the Gospel itself.
Speaker 2: In the end, they picked the Pharisees who killed Christ,
Speaker 2: rather than Christ himself. The New Testament does not portray
Speaker 2: Jesus as a reformer who expanded Judaism's reach. It presents
Speaker 2: Jesus as the appointed anointed one who brought about Judaism's conclusion.
Speaker 2: When Jesus said he came not to abolish the law,
Speaker 2: but to fulfill it, he was declaring its completion. Fulfillment
Speaker 2: is not a continuation, It is a consummation. It is
Speaker 2: a shadow that is fulfilled by the substance that disappears
Speaker 2: in the light. Every Gospel page shows Jesus declaring an
Speaker 2: end of the rights of Judaism. Jesus is greater than
Speaker 2: the temple. Jesus is greater than the Sabbath. Jesus is
Speaker 2: greater than the entire ceremonial system that defined Jewish worship.
Speaker 2: And he says it over and over again to the
Speaker 2: religious leaders of the day, peace by peace, verse by verse,
Speaker 2: page by page. Jesus did not globalize Judaism. Jesus rendered
Speaker 2: it old and obsolete. That's why we call it the
Speaker 2: Old Testament. And so the Old Testament pointed to Christ
Speaker 2: and his work. It didn't point to the nation of Israel.
Speaker 2: I frequently see people who get very upset. I've had
Speaker 2: a lot of them write me letters, say what are
Speaker 2: you talking about? This replacement stuff, this replacement theology. And
Speaker 2: it's like, well, I think that that is not an
Speaker 2: accurate description. I think that you know, what we're really
Speaker 2: talking about here is an expansion theology. It expanded to everyone,
Speaker 2: and yet there is a replacement that is going on there.
Speaker 2: When you look in Romans, it talks about how unbelieving
Speaker 2: Jews were cut off as branches and how gentiles were
Speaker 2: grafted in. And then he cautions. People say, yeah, but
Speaker 2: you know they can still be grafted back in. The
Speaker 2: test is belief, belief in Christ. That is the test.
Speaker 2: And you know when you got grafted in, what were
Speaker 2: you grafted into? Did you become ethnically Jewish? Did you
Speaker 2: become a citizen of the political state of Israel? No,
Speaker 2: you were grafted into the Israel. That is what we're
Speaker 2: talking about in terms of the followers of Christ. The brand,
Speaker 2: the root of all of this, that we as Christians
Speaker 2: are just branches of. The root is Christ. He is
Speaker 2: what people are grafted into. And so the issue is
Speaker 2: not about ethnic issues, it's not about political issues. It's
Speaker 2: about your relationship with Christ. And if you really want
Speaker 2: to bless the Jewish people, bless them with the Gospel.
Speaker 2: Don't tell them that they're okay without Christ. At the
Speaker 2: Feast of Booth, Jesus interrupted the ceremonies three different times
Speaker 2: to declare that the shadows had been vanquished and that
Speaker 2: he was their fulfillment. He interrupted those ceremonies to signify
Speaker 2: their end, and they were unnecessary to foreshadow his coming
Speaker 2: because he was now in the room. When dispensational is
Speaker 2: Zionists take an axe to Judaism and cut it down.
Speaker 2: They leave out the part about Jesus taking an axe
Speaker 2: to Judaism and cutting it down. It's very much like
Speaker 2: the statue of Martin Luther that the Vatican unveiled in
Speaker 2: twenty seventeen. They celebrated him as having been a Catholic,
Speaker 2: which he was then, but it missed the entire point.
Speaker 2: He was there as a to reform the Catholic His
Speaker 2: main thrust was to reform the Catholic Church. And the
Speaker 2: analogy that you should to understand is that that was
Speaker 2: the purpose of Christ, was to reform Judaism. It ended
Speaker 2: not simply because the Temple was destroyed and sacrifices ceased.
Speaker 2: The version of Judaism that has now been practiced for
Speaker 2: two thousand years is something very very different. But it
Speaker 2: ended not just because of that act that happened later on,
Speaker 2: but it ended because Christ came with a new and
Speaker 2: a better way speaking along of a new different way.
Speaker 2: I saw this headline, I thought it was absolutely amazing.
Speaker 2: You know, mel Gibson is working on a sequel to
Speaker 2: his passion of the Christ that he did, and he
Speaker 2: decided that rather than you using Jim Coveasel again since
Speaker 2: Jim Coveasel is in his fifties now. He said he'd
Speaker 2: have to use a lot of expensive CGI to de
Speaker 2: age him and things like that. So he went with
Speaker 2: a different actor to play the part of Christ. And
Speaker 2: he's getting a tremendous amount of backlash from fans of
Speaker 2: the movie saying you can't do that. And the headline
Speaker 2: that that caught my eye was mel Gibson faces backlash
Speaker 2: after quote blasphemoust blasphemous recast the Passion of the Christ sequel,
Speaker 2: so somehow blasphemy not to jenco beasl I like Jim
Speaker 2: a lot, but you know, he say, tends to think
Speaker 2: just like this guy. I don't remember the guy's name.
Speaker 2: There's a guy that plays Jesus in The Chosen Right
Speaker 2: and the two of them are going around places speaking
Speaker 2: as if they are a moral leader or something, where
Speaker 2: as if they are Jesus. And there's a lot of
Speaker 2: people who watch these movies and actually that person. It's
Speaker 2: kind of like watching you know, Christopher Reeves plays Superman
Speaker 2: and you think he's Superman for a life.
Speaker 1: You know, take me for a flight.
Speaker 4: I'm not going, but I play one on TV.
Speaker 2: So we go from Eric Trump who says that that
Speaker 2: Trump is saving God, the Trump family is saving God
Speaker 2: and saving the family and all saving everything to people
Speaker 2: who are accusing mel Gibson of blasphemy because he's actors
Speaker 2: who were playing Jesus. And this is the part, right,
Speaker 2: this is the part that concerns me about. You know, film,
Speaker 2: I think it can be very helpful, but also you
Speaker 2: understand that Hollywood is always going to play fast and
Speaker 2: loose with the facts. And of course mel Gibson has
Speaker 2: said that this next one is going to be an
Speaker 2: acid trip. In other words, he's he's made it up
Speaker 2: completely because he's trying to imagine what Jesus was doing
Speaker 2: for three days, and so it is just going to
Speaker 2: be an imaginary acid trip. And these people are getting
Speaker 2: very upset about that. Wait till they see the actual content.
Speaker 2: I don't not really know what he's going to do
Speaker 2: with it. But you know the real issue is is
Speaker 2: that people get caught up not only in the actor
Speaker 2: and saying this is, you know, don't mess with this guy.
Speaker 2: He's Jesus to me, but they also they don't realize
Speaker 2: it very subtly, and it always happens whenever you dramatize
Speaker 2: something you can't. You can't avoid it that you are.
Speaker 2: It's also changing God's word in the story. That's a
Speaker 2: key part of it, and that is just a it's
Speaker 2: unavoidable because when somebody says a line, how they say
Speaker 2: it is going to make all the difference in the world. Well,
Speaker 2: we're out of time, yeah, and we want to thank
Speaker 2: some of these people.
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