Speaker 1: Using free speech to free minds.
Speaker 2: You are listening to the David Knight Show.
Speaker 3: As a clock strikes thirteen, it's the thirty first of
Speaker 3: December of our Lord, twenty twenty four, New Year's Eve,
Speaker 3: and we've got a lot of news this year's eve
Speaker 3: as we're going to take a look at the Federal
Speaker 3: Reserve getting hacked. These are the people who hacked our
Speaker 3: entire financial system. I'm supposed to be concerned about that,
Speaker 3: and we'll take a closer look at what the technocracy
Speaker 3: wants from us. We'll go back and look at some
Speaker 3: comments that people have made about h one B visas,
Speaker 3: as well as comments that Elon Musk himself has made
Speaker 3: about where he wants to take this. I think it
Speaker 3: was a Whitney Web said, you think this one visas
Speaker 3: stuff is bad, wait till you find out about the
Speaker 3: brain chips and the rest of the stuff. And of
Speaker 3: course he's heavy into the MR and A issues. And
Speaker 3: China has now just convicted several Astrazenic officials of fraud.
Speaker 3: I wonder if that will ever happen here in the US,
Speaker 3: not with the biggest fraudster in charge.
Speaker 4: We'll be right back well tonight.
Speaker 3: We're going to have the New Year's Eve celebration in
Speaker 3: New York many other places of course around the world,
Speaker 3: and New York is preparing for it with guess what,
Speaker 3: more drones.
Speaker 4: That's exactly what they needed.
Speaker 3: The northeast right there is more drones and of course
Speaker 3: six hundred rookie cops. That's not counting the army of
Speaker 3: non rookie cops that are there. Truly is amazing when
Speaker 3: you look at the number of police that we have,
Speaker 3: especially in big cities like New York. If we were
Speaker 3: to count up the number of police that we have
Speaker 3: in this country, it would be the it would be
Speaker 3: like the second or third largest army in the world.
Speaker 3: But it's standing on us. It's a standing army here
Speaker 3: in the United States. Police will use six drones above
Speaker 3: Times Square and thereby blocks, up from four drones last year.
Speaker 3: Fifty percent increase in drones. And it's not counting all
Speaker 3: the mysterious ones in New Jersey. With additional drones patrolling
Speaker 3: other parts of the city, well, there we go undetermined
Speaker 3: total number. In addition to scores of cops and playing
Speaker 3: clothes will be highly trained emergency services cops on rooftops
Speaker 3: ready to sniper on people. He really wanted to be
Speaker 3: in the situation like this, Ground zero. I would stay
Speaker 3: away from last place on Earth. I didn't even watch
Speaker 3: it on TV anymore. Aviation unit, cops and helicopters, bomb
Speaker 3: sniffing dogs in the streets, also drug sniffing dogs on
Speaker 3: the streets.
Speaker 4: That are the key thing they're focused on, right.
Speaker 3: I remember when Adrian Schoolcraft, whistleblower for the New York
Speaker 3: Police Department against them. His father was a cop, and
Speaker 3: he was serious about being a cop. He wanted to
Speaker 3: be a police officer. He didn't like what they were doing.
Speaker 3: He said, you know, they.
Speaker 4: Have big.
Speaker 3: Holidays like Halloween or something. They would just tell them
Speaker 3: to go out and arrest people. Bring him back. We'll
Speaker 3: figure out what we're charge him with later. It's like
Speaker 3: what you're talking about. He started carrying a camera and
Speaker 3: recorded all this stuff. They found out about it. They
Speaker 3: went to his apartment and chief of police was there
Speaker 3: with these guys. They took him away and put him
Speaker 3: in a mental institution, and his father, who was also
Speaker 3: camp we started looking for his missing son. He saw
Speaker 3: that his son had another camera that was up on
Speaker 3: the shelf that they didn't get and he saw the
Speaker 3: whole thing that was recorded. I tried to interview him
Speaker 3: multiple times, but he and his dad have disappeared, you know,
Speaker 3: like Frank Serpico. If you were honest, the system comes
Speaker 3: after you anyway. Manhole covers will be sealed, mailboxes and
Speaker 3: garbage pails will be removed from sidewalks. Sounds like a
Speaker 3: great party, doesn't it. Let's go to New York. So
Speaker 3: ten years ago, one of these cops, sorry, not ten
Speaker 3: years two years ago, one of these rookie cops was
Speaker 3: among three that was attacked and wounded by self declared
Speaker 3: jie hottist, a nineteen year old Trevor Bickford.
Speaker 4: Not Mohammed.
Speaker 3: He hasn't changed his name to Mohammed yet. It was
Speaker 3: armed with a machete. Police at the scene just outside
Speaker 3: of the frozen zone then shot and wounded. Bickford later
Speaker 3: convicted of federal charges and sentenced to twenty seven years
Speaker 3: in prison. Well, the Builderberg group is looking ahead to
Speaker 3: the next year. I got this article was sent to
Speaker 3: me by Charlie Skelton. I don't know if you know
Speaker 3: Charlie Skelton. He does this for The Guardian that used
Speaker 3: to be a much better paper than it is now
Speaker 3: and now it's a real statist cheerleader paper. But he
Speaker 3: still writes about Builderberg for them. Charlie Skelton was a comedian.
Speaker 3: He's a great guy. I met him whenever I'd covered Bilderberg.
Speaker 3: He was and his wife always on Bilderberg. He's always
Speaker 3: a Builderberg researcher. And he's looking at the changing landscape
Speaker 3: of the Builderberg group. It's very interesting because this Jen Stoltenberg,
Speaker 3: he used to be head of NATO. You know, they
Speaker 3: got musical chairs going on, and so he was head
Speaker 3: of NATO for quite some time. He had formerly been
Speaker 3: a prime minister in Norway and so they moved him
Speaker 3: as head of NATO. Well, he retired from NATO and
Speaker 3: now he's going to be the head of the Builderberg Group.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: The person taking his place at NATO is Mark Ruta,
Speaker 3: the guy from the Netherlands Holland, if you will, guy
Speaker 3: from Netherlands who tried to starve his own people by
Speaker 3: shutting it down all the farms. Remember that they made
Speaker 3: manure like contraband you know you're smuggling manure over the fertilizer.
Speaker 3: You can't do that, and so they put together a
Speaker 3: political party in the Netherlands of farmers and others, and
Speaker 3: they got rid of Mark Ruta, so they put him.
Speaker 3: Then they moved him to NATO, so now he can
Speaker 3: destroy the entire world instead of just his country. And
Speaker 3: so Stoltenberg goes from NATO to Builderberg and his place
Speaker 3: is taken by this globalist shill, Mark Ruta, who if
Speaker 3: you remember when all this stuff was happening, not only
Speaker 3: was he trying to shut down the farms, but he
Speaker 3: also had I think it was it was somebody in
Speaker 3: his family, some nepotism connection to this organization called Picnic,
Speaker 3: And they were not only going to have a monopoly
Speaker 3: on all the food to Bill Gates, but you know,
Speaker 3: and they're going to give you your soilent green or
Speaker 3: whatever they want to feed you, but it was also
Speaker 3: going to be a monopoly on how food was delivered.
Speaker 3: I mean, they were going to shut everything down. So
Speaker 3: people wisely got rid of him. Unfortunately, we see in
Speaker 3: Denmark that they're going down that same road. And in
Speaker 3: Denmark they just enacted a tax on calparts and it's like,
Speaker 3: when are we going to get rid of these people?
Speaker 3: The Flatulent Earth Society is spreading throughout northern Europe. But
Speaker 3: as he looks at the people that are there, what
Speaker 3: we see now the upper eche line of Builderberg. Now
Speaker 3: that Henry Kissinger has gone, he's questionings whether or not
Speaker 3: they might do more of a pr thing. They might
Speaker 3: do be more like Davos or something. I don't know,
Speaker 3: we'll see. I think the Builderberg stuff is really about
Speaker 3: getting some serious business done. They kept it very secret.
Speaker 3: Eric Smitt, the former boss of Google, is now heavily
Speaker 3: invested in creating autonomous killer drones for the Pentagon. And
Speaker 3: of course he is a regular and now he is
Speaker 3: on the steering committee of builder It's been a regular
Speaker 3: a Bilderberg for quite some time. And so he said
Speaker 3: that when you look at Peter Teele, he's also heavily
Speaker 3: involved in Bilderberg. But of course he's a good guy
Speaker 3: now because he's with Trump, right, you know, Trump and
Speaker 3: jad Vans and everything.
Speaker 2: They're Builderbergers.
Speaker 3: I mean, the he's no wonder that Alex doesn't go
Speaker 3: to Builderberg anymore. Be kind of embarrassing to start protesting
Speaker 3: your masters that you uh so servilely such a sycophant for.
Speaker 4: But that's what's going on here?
Speaker 3: Peter Teele there and Peter Teele and the people underneath him,
Speaker 3: like Alex krp Alex Karp has been there for a
Speaker 3: long time. Pallentteer when we were in Copenhagen, got lots
Speaker 3: of pictures of him exercising and he's like, ooh, you
Speaker 3: know what all this yoga stuff and everything. Uh, he
Speaker 3: is a piece of work. Peter Karp is not Peter
Speaker 3: Peter Tiele. Alex Karp is the CEO Palaeer. Very interesting
Speaker 3: that these military industrial complex abominations that Peter Teel has
Speaker 3: been responsible for, because Vollenteer is this massive surveillance uh
Speaker 3: an AI company. Uh they do anticipatory intelligence, geospatial intelligence
Speaker 3: and so forth. It's it's horrible, really horrible. And of
Speaker 3: course they reference back to the Lord of the Rings
Speaker 3: and the Palateer. It's very much what they do. You know,
Speaker 3: it's a pallunteer in the Lord of the Rings was
Speaker 3: initially designed for people to communicate with each other, just
Speaker 3: the Kings, you know. It's kind of like a hotline,
Speaker 3: you know, but it's kind of like an Internet thing
Speaker 3: that only the Kings would use. And then it got
Speaker 3: taken over by the dark side and they.
Speaker 4: Could use it to look into you.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: Well, that's essentially what pallunteers doing. It's a very interesting reference.
Speaker 3: And they're not That's not the only one of the
Speaker 3: Lord of the Rings companies that are there under Peter Teel.
Speaker 3: They also have Andrew Will you know, the Sword and
Speaker 3: others that are there. But if you look at the
Speaker 3: how the stuff is moving around, some of the old
Speaker 3: people moving out, you know, Henry Kissinger and the other
Speaker 3: people at Lord Carrington. Just to review, builderberg was held
Speaker 3: at the site of the last Nazi victory in nineteen
Speaker 3: forty five and the Bridge to Bridge Too Far movie right,
Speaker 3: New New Market, I think it was, but you had
Speaker 3: people felt that Prince Bernhardt had betrayed the plans to
Speaker 3: the Nazis, that they knew about that operation Market Garden,
Speaker 3: that was it, Piration Market Garden and Bridge Too Far
Speaker 3: as the movie, it's got Sean Connery in it, but
Speaker 3: it's hard to watch. But this guy at Carrington was
Speaker 3: instrumental in the loss, the instrumental in the victory of
Speaker 3: the Nazis as well, because he held back reinforcements with
Speaker 3: a tank column and lo and behold these two guys
Speaker 3: Prince Bernhardt and Lord Carrington were the guys who began
Speaker 3: Builderberg ten years of the day after that victory at
Speaker 3: the site at the Bilderberg Hotel. Nothing to see here, right,
Speaker 3: and then you got other old Nazis like cloudshab it's amazing,
Speaker 3: that's right in your face. Why can't people see it?
Speaker 3: But anyway, so Prince Bernhardt also later had, as Charlie
Speaker 3: Skelton points out, had a big Lockheed bribery scandal that
Speaker 3: was a big issue for him. Now, you know, for
Speaker 3: Reid Zakaria, I thought that was interesting, the CNN commentator
Speaker 3: interviewer is now going to be on the steering committee
Speaker 3: of Bilderberg as well. It was always politicians, you know, banks, tech,
Speaker 3: big media, and they would always pretend that it didn't exist,
Speaker 3: and then after everybody pointed it out, then you know,
Speaker 3: they still kept it very, very secret. Probably the only
Speaker 3: time we ever got really good pictures of what they
Speaker 3: were doing was in Copenhagen because they didn't have this
Speaker 3: massive distance and massive military police presence to keep people away.
Speaker 3: Just because of the way that it was laid out
Speaker 3: at that hotel. Stacey Abrams, the continually failing candidate for
Speaker 3: the Democrats in Georgia is there as well. She is
Speaker 3: now on the governing body of Bildeburg. She needs somebody
Speaker 3: to help her govern her body, I think. But Peter
Speaker 3: Teel again, you know, it's not just Pallanteer and Andrewell.
Speaker 3: They also have another company that he's created called Mithrael,
Speaker 3: and that was where JD.
Speaker 4: Vans used to work.
Speaker 3: I think Peter Tiel might be identifying as Sorrow and
Speaker 3: all of that stuff. I would certainly identify him as that.
Speaker 3: So he looks at it. It is heavily moving towards
Speaker 3: more of the military industrial complex.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: The interesting thing about Bilderberg, I thought from the very
Speaker 3: beginning of it was that Germany had tried militarily to
Speaker 3: take over Europe twice and failed, and so then what
Speaker 3: it appeared was that the Nazis reformed and decided we'll
Speaker 3: do it economically. That was working pretty well for them.
Speaker 3: Now they're going to move into the military stuff again,
Speaker 3: you know, because I like to kill people, I guess
Speaker 3: that's where they're headed. That's why they got to have
Speaker 3: Jen Stoltenberg, the guy from NATO there. That's why there's
Speaker 3: going to be so many defense contractors and people like
Speaker 3: Peter Tiel defense contractors, and even worse, not just the military,
Speaker 3: but domestic panization against us, the police state, the surveillance state,
Speaker 3: which is what he's all about. This article from Brownstone
Speaker 3: I thought was excellent. Every bureaucrat destroys one hundred and
Speaker 3: thirty eight jobs. Think about that, one hundred and thirty
Speaker 3: eight jobs. And he points out this is a study
Speaker 3: that was done at Auburn University, and they destroy it
Speaker 3: through regulations, but nearly three hundred thousand federal regulators. He says,
Speaker 3: the shock is that we stilln't have any jobs left
Speaker 3: at all. Millions of jobs destroyed by the two scariest
Speaker 3: words in the English language, federal regulators. Oddly enough, unconstitutionally
Speaker 3: according to a pair of recent Supreme Court decisions, the
Speaker 3: Loper Bright Enterprises versus Raimondo and West Virginia versus EPA.
Speaker 3: He said, if we go with these Supreme Court decisions,
Speaker 3: then this could shut down federal regulations quite a bit,
Speaker 3: you know, not only that, overturning the Chevron decision and
Speaker 3: things like that. They had basically the Supreme Court, the
Speaker 3: Congress especially, but also the Supreme Court and the presidents
Speaker 3: had just laid down and let the bureaucracy do whatever
Speaker 3: they wanted to, and it works out really well because
Speaker 3: they also came up with a fiction that if it's
Speaker 3: a regulation, you don't have any due process rights, you
Speaker 3: don't have presumption of innocence, you don't have any protection
Speaker 3: against excessive fines, because.
Speaker 4: Hey, it's not a law. It's a regulation.
Speaker 3: Come on, give me a break. So has the same
Speaker 3: effect as a law. You should have the same protections
Speaker 3: because it's coming from the government. The Bill of Rights
Speaker 3: is not there to protect you from the Congress. It
Speaker 3: was there to protect you from the government. And if
Speaker 3: the Congress is going to abdicate its authority to these bureaucrats,
Speaker 3: they need to do something about it. But anyway, it'll
Speaker 3: be interesting to see what happened.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: His point in all of this was to say, if
Speaker 3: you know, and I don't believe that anything's going to
Speaker 3: happen with Doge, come on, you got to be naive
Speaker 3: to believe that. As I point out yesterday, the Doze
Speaker 3: thing is really about Elon Musk feathering his own nest.
Speaker 4: Along with.
Speaker 3: He is Big Tech and his partner by Vate, Little Tech.
Speaker 3: They're going to be big and little tech are going
Speaker 3: to be feathering their own nest with this kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: And they can make some suggestions, but nothing is going
Speaker 3: to happen unless Congress does something about it. But he
Speaker 3: points out, he said, look, it's not even about the
Speaker 3: money that's being spent. It's about what these people are doing.
Speaker 3: And I've said for the longest time, keep paying them
Speaker 3: their salary, but tell them to stay home and don't
Speaker 3: do anything. Leave us alone. We'll pay you to leave
Speaker 3: us alone. How about that. They would probably take that deal.
Speaker 3: They don't want to come back to work, you know.
Speaker 3: And I think it's one of the worst ideas that
Speaker 3: Musk has had to say. While these people are working
Speaker 3: from home, we're going to bring them back. It's like
Speaker 3: then they'll do work, then they'll create regulations. What are
Speaker 3: you talking about? So it's not about the salary that
Speaker 3: we're paying these people. He points out that for every
Speaker 3: dollar of taxes, that takes three dollars out of the GDP.
Speaker 3: But for every regulator, you kill one hundred and thirty
Speaker 3: eight jobs. You kill small mom and pop businesses and
Speaker 3: all the rest of the stuff. And when you look
Speaker 3: at things like the EPA. The EPA is going to
Speaker 3: kill us all if we let it go. The EPA
Speaker 3: wants to shut down our energy, they want to shut
Speaker 3: down our food. They want to shut down everything, not
Speaker 3: just our cars. They started with cars. That's when they
Speaker 3: started their mission. Creep of these creeps in the EPA.
Speaker 3: You know, they started out, well, we're going to clean
Speaker 3: up these pollution sites. Well that didn't last too long,
Speaker 3: and you know when they tried to do something that
Speaker 3: they've made some of the biggest pollution spills that had
Speaker 3: ever been seen. The EPA did, but then they started
Speaker 3: going after regulating individual things, and they want to shut
Speaker 3: down everything that we have. So again he said, if
Speaker 3: you look at it, if it destroys one hundred thirty
Speaker 3: eight jobs each full time regulator, that would translate with
Speaker 3: all the regulators that they've got to about sixte and
Speaker 3: a half million dollars worth of economic output for one
Speaker 3: hundred thousand dollars bureaucrat.
Speaker 4: So he said, just.
Speaker 3: Pay them and you know, let him do nothing would
Speaker 3: be better than having them there and doing the regulations
Speaker 3: along with Mom and pops cheated into chased into bankruptcy
Speaker 3: as collateral damage by new regulations. Let's say a diner
Speaker 3: that is forced to spend thirty thousand dollars on a
Speaker 3: low energy exhaust fan. He said, So it's not the
Speaker 3: bureaucrats hundred thousand dollars salary that matters. Is one hundred
Speaker 3: and thirty eight jobs that he takes out every single year.
Speaker 3: You keep him around. In fact, you could fire him,
Speaker 3: keep paying him for life, and still put one hundred
Speaker 3: families into the middle class. So say, given that there's
Speaker 3: about two hundred eighty eight thousand full time federal employees
Speaker 3: involving these regular Tory issues, it's an annual, an annual
Speaker 3: cost of regulation of about five trillion dollars, one fifth
Speaker 3: of our entire economy.
Speaker 4: But they're not going to.
Speaker 3: Do anything about that. And they're not going to do anything,
Speaker 3: for example, with the IRS. I mean, look at this
Speaker 3: i RS thing. We've got an army of IRS people
Speaker 3: coming after us. And you know, we had Donald Trump
Speaker 3: just signed on to Speaker Johnson. Isn't that wonderful. The
Speaker 3: guy who wants to send money to Ukraine and nothing
Speaker 3: for the border. The guy who signed on and actually
Speaker 3: supported more IRS agents and more money for the I
Speaker 3: R S going it by a factor of seven from
Speaker 3: what its current budget is. That was more than Kevin
Speaker 3: McCarthy wanted to do. At least Kevin McCarthy was pulling
Speaker 3: back on that with pressure from other people. But when
Speaker 3: they put Speaker Johnson in, he's all for that. Do
Speaker 3: you hear Trump talking about cutting any of the IRS? No, No,
Speaker 3: he's talking about adding more taxes, terraffs. You know, we
Speaker 3: could have a discussion as to how best to collect taxes.
Speaker 3: Do you want to have a national sales tax? Do
Speaker 3: we want to have a flat tax? Do we want
Speaker 3: to have tariffs at the border and no taxes internally?
Speaker 3: Do you want to have the IRS continue as it's
Speaker 3: been doing now for one hundred and eleven years. But no,
Speaker 3: there's no discussion about that. Instead, he's going to add
Speaker 3: the tariffs. They can change the nature of taxation. This
Speaker 3: is a power play for him. This is not about
Speaker 3: you and me. This is a power play for him.
Speaker 3: There's everything in the Trump administration is about that. As
Speaker 3: a matter of fact. Thomas Massey said, well, you remember
Speaker 3: when when Trump supported Paul Ryan, they said how great
Speaker 3: Paul Ryan was going to be? Well, same type of thing.
Speaker 3: Think about just last couple of weeks. I mean, the
Speaker 3: Trump presidency hasn't even started yet, and already he is
Speaker 3: He's like a serial are with the MAGA people. He's
Speaker 3: stabbing them in the back, left and right, you know, with.
Speaker 4: H One, B.
Speaker 3: Visas and Speaker Johnson all the rest of this stuff. Oh,
Speaker 3: the trail is already, he's not even president, and the
Speaker 3: betrayal is everywhere. But of course they don't see it
Speaker 3: and they won't talk about it. So yeah, the worst
Speaker 3: regulatory offenders he points out EPA, EPA, But of course
Speaker 3: they're not the only ones, he says, says, my personal
Speaker 3: favorite is a regulatory mandate to literally add poison to
Speaker 3: any alcohol that is not taxed. That poison is ethanol,
Speaker 3: including your mouthwash. Did you realize it? Put ethanol in
Speaker 3: your mouth wash? The poison. Don't swallow it, you know.
Speaker 3: By the way, don't swallow your fluoride toothpaste either. It
Speaker 3: says right there, that's poison. If you swallow it, call
Speaker 3: poison control. Swallow your mouth wash, call poison control. Just
Speaker 3: in case, he says, just in case you thought the
Speaker 3: federal government would never poison you on purpose. Well, that's
Speaker 3: what people who don't know anything about floor ride or vaccines. Right,
Speaker 3: but it's even your mouth washed and other stuff like that.
Speaker 3: It's right of the ethanol thing. I had to laugh
Speaker 3: when I saw it because I went to one of
Speaker 3: the events that I attended years before I joined info Wars,
Speaker 3: when I was working with think tanks. Went to an
Speaker 3: event they had think tanks from its conservative all conservative
Speaker 3: think things from every single state, and of course a
Speaker 3: big one was a Heritage Foundation. But they had a party.
Speaker 3: I didn't go to it. I'm not into They set
Speaker 3: this thing up as speakeasy, so it's like, yeah, well
Speaker 3: you can't count me out, you know.
Speaker 4: But what I thought was funny.
Speaker 3: About it was they said, so if you want to
Speaker 3: get in, we're setting this up on a speakeasy thing.
Speaker 3: So you just knock on the door and they asked
Speaker 3: you for the password, and you say, I'm here for
Speaker 3: the ethanol subsidy.
Speaker 4: The bootleg alcohol. You're there for the ethanol.
Speaker 3: That's a nerd humor from the think thanks that I
Speaker 3: always thought that was really funny. Well, Eric Peters has
Speaker 3: a question for the country and he shows this guy
Speaker 3: that was used so much became a meme for the
Speaker 3: Internet Historian and.
Speaker 4: Other things like that.
Speaker 3: He's starting to bear, and I'm starting to bear an
Speaker 3: uncomfortable resemblance to him. As a matter of fact, Karen says,
Speaker 3: I know anyway, He says, I'm glad I put enough
Speaker 3: money in my retirement fund so I can pay my
Speaker 3: school and property taxes this year.
Speaker 4: That's right. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Eric Peters did an entire article about how awful it
Speaker 3: is that we never own anything, and you know the
Speaker 3: joke about being called a home owner when you never
Speaker 3: own anything, and that's about to get worse.
Speaker 4: He says.
Speaker 3: I've over the past twenty years, said Eric Peters, I've
Speaker 3: paid about forty thousand dollars in de facto rent that
Speaker 3: I'm not evicted from. What I am well aware is
Speaker 3: not my house, except in a fig leaf legalism sense.
Speaker 3: He's a good writer, he says. Have I used services
Speaker 3: commiserate with that? Some No, it says, as a matter
Speaker 3: of fact, some of these services I don't even want.
Speaker 3: I certainly don't want these schools as a matter of fact.
Speaker 3: And I mentioned this because I thought when I interviewed
Speaker 3: Donald Rainwater he ran for governor of the Libertarian Party
Speaker 3: in Indiana, he had such a reasonable plan on all
Speaker 3: this stuff. It was so reasonable. It's a shame that
Speaker 3: people don't pay attention to issues. They only vote for
Speaker 3: Republicans or Democrats. If you remember Donald Rainwater when he
Speaker 3: came on, he said, what I propose? He says, it's
Speaker 3: so ridiculous that you have to pay this tax forever.
Speaker 3: It's like anything else. When you buy, you pay a
Speaker 3: tax up front. So he goes, let's just make it
Speaker 3: a seven percent tax. And rather than reavow you aiding
Speaker 3: your property, because your property, you know, it's you'd have
Speaker 3: to sell it in order to get that. But he said,
Speaker 3: so you take whatever you bought it for, you pay
Speaker 3: seven percent tax. You know, you could pay it up
Speaker 3: front and roll it into your mortgage and advertise it
Speaker 3: over thirty years, or you could pay one percent a
Speaker 3: year for seven years. But either way you're done. After
Speaker 3: that you pay. If the property tax is going to
Speaker 3: be seven percent, you pay the seven percent and you're done.
Speaker 3: Of course, none of that stuff is ever going to
Speaker 3: happen unless we do something about the useless eaters. In
Speaker 3: this particular case, they're not useless, they're dangerous eaters. And
Speaker 3: that's the schools. We need to start a movement not
Speaker 3: to defund the police as much as to defund the schools.
Speaker 3: That's what's really destroying our society as a schools, and
Speaker 3: it's destroying our homes as well. And when I talked
Speaker 3: about it, I could certainly see it in taxes. All
Speaker 3: the people coming across the border illegally for free schooling,
Speaker 3: building school after school after school. A lot of those
Speaker 3: schools no English being spoken. And so you have a
Speaker 3: situation where I have to pay for the education of
Speaker 3: a new child who parents want to send the child here.
Speaker 3: I said, all these dreamers coming in, we're not going
Speaker 3: to have the American dream of even being able to
Speaker 3: rent a home, you know, as a home owner. Well,
Speaker 3: the the tariff prices that we're looking at. This this
Speaker 3: is from Reason magazine. They said, make cars and everything
Speaker 3: else cheap again, the tariff price shock absorber. In twenty nineteen,
Speaker 3: the average price of a new car in America was
Speaker 3: less than forty thousand dollars, But in the years since
Speaker 3: the pandemic, prices of new vehicles have risen rapidly. As
Speaker 3: of October twenty twenty four, the average price of a
Speaker 3: new car is more than forty seven thousand. It's gone
Speaker 3: from forty seven thousand. I mean, we're talking about what
Speaker 3: is it, seventy seventeen eighteen percent increase? I think just
Speaker 3: in five years are these better cars? Have we had
Speaker 3: that much inflation? Well, again, it's going to be taxes
Speaker 3: and regulations that are doing that. Trump's proposal to erect
Speaker 3: twenty five percent tariffs on goods imported from Canada and
Speaker 3: Mexico would hit low priced vehicles especially hard because many
Speaker 3: auto manufacturers have moved production of less expensive, low profit
Speaker 3: margin vehicles to Mexico. So it's going to boost up
Speaker 3: the bottom end of these things. And of course Delantis
Speaker 3: has completely their management has completely destroyed the jeep line
Speaker 3: because rather than making basic jeeps, which is what people
Speaker 3: really want. They want basic rugged transportation or whatever. They
Speaker 3: don't want some really expensive thing that's not their market.
Speaker 3: But they decided that they wanted to upscale it. So
Speaker 3: I loaded it up with all kinds of accouterments and
Speaker 3: bells and whistles, and people can't afford them anymore. Musk
Speaker 3: wants direct democracy on Mars. What drugs is he on
Speaker 3: besides kettamine? Yeah, and that's an interesting When I saw that,
Speaker 3: I thought what drugs is on? I thought about all
Speaker 3: this stuff about ketamine. You know, it goes back about
Speaker 3: nine months. Remember how I got really mad at Don
Speaker 3: Lemon because Don Lemon asked him about that. He got
Speaker 3: furious about that, and you know he was going to
Speaker 3: do something with Don Lemon on Twitter and basically fired
Speaker 3: him essentially. But what he said was, well, I said
Speaker 3: that I use ketamine and it's something that I'm being
Speaker 3: treated for by a doctor. I'm not using it excessively,
Speaker 3: I'm not addicted to it. It's by prescription, and it's
Speaker 3: for depression. And he said, And I just wanted to
Speaker 3: get it out there because I thought other people having
Speaker 3: problems with depression and they needed to know not to
Speaker 3: use CSRIS. Well, that's right, don't use SSRIs. But the
Speaker 3: question I had with it was why is the richest
Speaker 3: man in history so depressed? Money can't buy love, money
Speaker 3: can't buy happiness. Evidently that buys you depression. Why is
Speaker 3: he depressed?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: Spose isn't money supposed to fix everything?
Speaker 4: Except it doesn't.
Speaker 3: You just had Sanunu, the governor of the Republican Governor
Speaker 3: of New Hampshire. What he said about Musk I thought
Speaker 3: was one of the most naive things I've ever seen
Speaker 3: in my life. He says, well, the good thing about
Speaker 3: him is he can't be bribed. He's got too much money.
Speaker 3: He's like, are you kidding me? The people who had
Speaker 3: that kind of money, they love it more than anybody else,
Speaker 3: and they can never have enough. Member When Rockefeller, John D.
Speaker 3: Rockefeller was asked by reporters said how much is enough?
Speaker 3: You're the richest man in the world, and he says, well,
Speaker 3: just a little more. They are addicted to it. He
Speaker 3: may not be addicted to ketamine, but he is addicted
Speaker 3: to money. You say something like that, you don't understand
Speaker 3: anything about human nature. So anyway, Musk says, the Martians
Speaker 3: will decide.
Speaker 4: How they are ruled.
Speaker 3: He says, I recommend direct rather than representative democracy. You know,
Speaker 3: when I look at this, I really do think when
Speaker 3: I talked about that X club, you know, I really
Speaker 3: do think that Thomas Huxley and his grandsons were Aldisuxley
Speaker 3: Julian Huxley. Julian coined the term uh trans transhumanism. Aldus
Speaker 3: Huxley was pushing the technocracy, and of course Elon Musk's
Speaker 3: grandfather was into that.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, H. G.
Speaker 3: Wells was the student of Thomas Huxley, and that was
Speaker 3: the X Club where they had these scientists are there,
Speaker 3: And I just think that Musk's head is just thoroughly
Speaker 3: immersed in this sci fi stuff. And it's the kind
Speaker 3: of sci fi, the dystopian society, the technocratic, transhumanist stuff.
Speaker 3: It's the bad stuff.
Speaker 4: Really.
Speaker 3: He's long champion the idea of making humanity a multiplanetary
Speaker 3: specie and stressed the importance of Mars and ensuring the
Speaker 3: survival of the human race. Well, you know, if I
Speaker 3: believe that, I guess I would probably need drugs too.
Speaker 3: I believe that Mars is essential to the survival of
Speaker 3: the human race. I think I would have to start
Speaker 3: getting massive quantity as a ketamine or something to cope
Speaker 3: with all that stuff. This worldview of his is just anyway.
Speaker 3: While advocating in September for Trump, Musk said we will
Speaker 3: never reach Mars if Vice President La La hilarious were
Speaker 3: to win the November vote. And so then in October
Speaker 3: Trump gets on board, right, Musk throws the stuff out,
Speaker 3: and then his little puppet Trump parrots it back. Trump
Speaker 3: promised to reach Mars by twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 4: There we go.
Speaker 3: He said, Elon promised me that he's going to do that.
Speaker 3: He says, we're going to win, and he's going to
Speaker 3: reach Mars by the end of our term, which is
Speaker 3: a big thing. We'll do it before China, We'll do
Speaker 3: it before anybody. My money is on that guy. He's
Speaker 3: not putting any money on him. You're putting the money
Speaker 3: on him. Trump is putting your money on this guy.
Speaker 3: He's given him your tax money for this boondoggle. The
Speaker 3: question I have about this is who's going to replace
Speaker 3: Kubrick in this the first man on the moon, the
Speaker 3: first man on the Mars. I should say, who is
Speaker 3: going to concoct the Mars landing like they concocted the
Speaker 3: Moon landing. I mean, they could pull this off. They
Speaker 3: could definitely do a production. With all the tools that
Speaker 3: they've got now, they could do a great production and
Speaker 3: everybody would believe it because Trump and Musk would tell
Speaker 3: him that they had actually done it.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 3: The Biden administration and mister Monsanto is the nickname that.
Speaker 4: They give him.
Speaker 3: This is from Free Thought Project, a former governor Democrat
Speaker 3: who's working for that. They're pushing gmocorn onto Mexico and
Speaker 3: this is the glyphasset abomination. That's there, the round up
Speaker 3: stuff right, round up ready, these are GMO seeds, so
Speaker 3: that you can poison the ground with glyphaset with roundup
Speaker 3: and nothing will grow there anymore except the seeds that
Speaker 3: Monsanto will sell you perpetuity.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: This is the kind of thing that for farmers in India,
Speaker 3: they started committing suicide because they were not making much
Speaker 3: money to start with. They couldn't make any money with this.
Speaker 3: And so now you got the American government shilling for
Speaker 3: bear from Monsanto, the big pharmaceutical and chemical companies, just
Speaker 3: like they do for theaccines, pushing out poison and threatening
Speaker 3: Mexico because of the USMCA saying you will put it
Speaker 3: in there. Well, it's going to be an interesting back
Speaker 3: and forth because actually the Mexican government seems to care
Speaker 3: more about the health of their people, far more than
Speaker 3: the American government, which is willing to poison you with
Speaker 3: any number of things your food, your mouth wash, your
Speaker 3: drinking water, your vaccines, and all the rest of this stuff.
Speaker 3: And so they're pushing back on this. And even though
Speaker 3: the Trade Organization had said that the previous government leftist
Speaker 3: government am low, now they have another recently elected president,
Speaker 3: Claudia shine Bomb. Doesn't sound like a Mexican, does she,
Speaker 3: But nevertheless she's the incoming one. She says, we must
Speaker 3: protect Mexico's biodiversity in our country. As we say, without corn,
Speaker 3: there is no country. Transgenic corn cannot be sown here
Speaker 3: in Mexico. She's thrown down the gauntlet. There are already decrees,
Speaker 3: but now we want to take it to the Constitution
Speaker 3: and let it be very clear that in Mexico it
Speaker 3: is forbidden to sew transgenic corn. You know, they don't
Speaker 3: even with Mexican coke. They don't put it in aluminum,
Speaker 3: and they don't put it in plastic. They put it
Speaker 3: in bottles, and they use sugar rather than fructose. So
Speaker 3: Mexico's agencies around the consumption of gm corn in Mexico
Speaker 3: could impact health and gmocorn poses a risk of transgenic contamination.
Speaker 3: Everybody knows that, but the American government wants that. And
Speaker 3: mister Monsanto is this guy Vislac who Tom Vislac. He's
Speaker 3: the current Agricultural secretary for Biden. He used to be
Speaker 3: the governor of Iowa. And you know, corn and mon Santo,
Speaker 3: I guess go hand in hand. This is the guy
Speaker 3: who's pushing this stuff out. And they've gotten out not
Speaker 3: just corn, but they've got round up ready sugar beats,
Speaker 3: round up ready alfalfa, so they can, you know, get
Speaker 3: This is why we have Glifha to out the food chain.
Speaker 3: One last story in just general news here which I
Speaker 3: saw this. I was interested in this. Olivia Hussey, who
Speaker 3: was in the news just last year over Romeo and Juliet.
Speaker 3: You may remember that as a Franco Zephyr Elliot had
Speaker 3: a memorable, memorable song that was associated with it. Karen
Speaker 3: and I didn't see it because they decided that they
Speaker 3: would make it an R rated version and we were
Speaker 3: young at the time. As we were talking about that,
Speaker 3: I said, yeah, I think I ever saw that. You know,
Speaker 3: we knew the music, everybody knew the music, time for
Speaker 3: us and that, but because they made it are rated,
Speaker 3: we didn't see it. And that's where the story is.
Speaker 3: In nineteen sixty eight, she was fifteen years old and Romeo,
Speaker 3: the guy playing him, was sixteen years old, and Franco
Speaker 3: Zephaerelli had told them, promised them that there would be
Speaker 3: no nude scene and then he well, that wasn't in
Speaker 3: the script when they signed up for it, and then
Speaker 3: he promised them, well, you'll be wearing body suits and everything.
Speaker 3: And then when they get it's like the last thing
Speaker 3: that they film, and they've worked on this film and
Speaker 3: it's the very last he saved it to the very
Speaker 3: last thing and put pressure on him and he said, no,
Speaker 3: you're going to do it nude, and if you don't,
Speaker 3: I'm going to shut the film down and we'll never
Speaker 3: see the light of day to these fifteen sixteen year
Speaker 3: old kids. And then he promised him, don't worry, you know,
Speaker 3: we'll put the camera in such that you know, but
Speaker 3: they didn't.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: Everything about it was a lot. And so the reason
Speaker 3: I bring all this stuff up was because there was
Speaker 3: a lawsuit last year that brought a sexual harassment lawsuit. Now,
Speaker 3: of course Franco zephy Relli had died. It's not against
Speaker 3: his estate, but it was against Paramount Pictures, which bankrolled it.
Speaker 3: And it was a tremendous miscarriage of justice, frankly, because
Speaker 3: the judge said, well, the statute limitations has expired, and
Speaker 3: it had except that in California and in New York
Speaker 3: they had done a temporary suspension of the statute limitations.
Speaker 3: That's one of the reasons why Donald Trump got the
Speaker 3: sexual abuse or harassment or whatever the official charge was,
Speaker 3: that five million dollar judgment that Egene Carroll got against him.
Speaker 3: That came up because in New York they had taken
Speaker 3: the statute limitations away. And there's no reason that there
Speaker 3: should be statute limitations on any pedophilia, is there. It's
Speaker 3: difficult enough to prove something after decade, but when you
Speaker 3: take that away down, this particular case would be as
Speaker 3: very easy to prove what had happened. So the judge
Speaker 3: pretended that they had missed the deadline and threw the
Speaker 3: case out. And so again this is our court systems,
Speaker 3: our government, the corruption that we see everywhere. Woody seven
Speaker 3: six hundred DEI rookie cops that could go wrong. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's right in New York for New Year's a Fisher
Speaker 3: twenty twenty four. And that's why I drive my ninety
Speaker 3: nine Ford Ranger still. And yes it is a stick shift.
Speaker 3: There you go in dangered specie. And that is also
Speaker 3: probably the most effective anti theft device you could have
Speaker 3: a stick shift.
Speaker 4: What is this thing?
Speaker 3: I don't know, atomic dog. Forget the ketamine, A big
Speaker 3: bowl of Sauer Kraut and Knockworths will fix Musk up.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 3: Blowtin says Musk can take his SpaceX to Mars and
Speaker 3: move his three baby mamas and twelve kids.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you first let him put the brain chip in first.
Speaker 3: Let's see how that's going to work out as well.
Speaker 3: Dunk Silver, Unfortunately, no longer about the Mexican Coca Cola.
Speaker 3: Not no long tew about that. Oh, really, it's only
Speaker 3: the export production that uses real sugar and glass bottles
Speaker 3: due to Mexican junk food taxes. The Coca Cola there
Speaker 3: is high fruit toast corn syrup in aluminum. Oh about that? Well,
Speaker 3: very interesting. I learned something today. Yeah, when I saw that,
Speaker 3: I thought, well, they take better care of their people.
Speaker 4: Than we do.
Speaker 3: But no, it's every government is coming after his loan.
Speaker 3: We're going to take a quick break and we'll be
Speaker 3: right back.
Speaker 1: And now the David Knight Show.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and of course you won't have to worry about
Speaker 3: wearing that for campaigning because he's suspending elections Dolly Windsor's
Speaker 3: war and now the same thing has happened with this
Speaker 3: our al Qaeda ally who just took over the Syrian government.
Speaker 3: He has also suspended elections for four years. You know,
Speaker 3: it's all about democracy, and just like the Democrats, we're
Speaker 3: all about democracy, right. Well, President Trump, and I wanted
Speaker 3: to get to this yesterday. But I spent so much
Speaker 3: time talking about the Maga, the Maga Musk meltdown that
Speaker 3: was happening, and the H one b. And I've got
Speaker 3: more to say about that H one b visa comment
Speaker 3: from a listener that was very, very good. But anyway,
Speaker 3: I didn't get to this. And it was a part
Speaker 3: of Trump's Christmas message that was out there, one of
Speaker 3: the biggest bahambugs of the century that is out there,
Speaker 3: and his Christmas message. It was characterized on American Greatness
Speaker 3: as a humorous Christmas Day post. I didn't see the
Speaker 3: humor in it. Quite frankly, I think Trump is the
Speaker 3: joke and the people who make excuses for his divisive
Speaker 3: trolling where he mixes everything up. The guy is just
Speaker 3: a one man civil war within the Republican Party, within
Speaker 3: America with other countries and the rest of this stuff.
Speaker 3: So this is his Christmas message. Merry Christmas all, including
Speaker 3: the wonderful soldiers of China who are lovingly but illegally
Speaker 3: operating the Panama Canal where we lost thirty eight thousand
Speaker 3: people building at one hundred and ten years ago, always
Speaker 3: making certain that the United States put send billions of
Speaker 3: dollars in repair money, will have absolutely nothing to say
Speaker 3: about anything. Also to Governor Justin Trudeau of Canada, whose
Speaker 3: citizens taxes are far too high, but if Canada were
Speaker 3: to become the fifty first state, their taxes will be
Speaker 3: cut by more than sixty percent, their businesses would immediately
Speaker 3: double in size, and they would militarily be protected like
Speaker 3: no other country anywhere.
Speaker 4: Oh really, how does that work? You know?
Speaker 3: We got NATO trip wires and all the rest of
Speaker 3: stuff everywhere around the world. We're protected, are we really?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: The American Empire puts us all at risk.
Speaker 4: This is at risk War three, in nuclear war this
Speaker 4: next year. Yeah. Protected.
Speaker 3: Likewise, the people of Greenland, which is needed by the
Speaker 3: US for national security purposes and who want the US
Speaker 3: to be there, and we will be there, he said,
Speaker 3: we were, really So is this his Monroe doctrine or
Speaker 3: is it a Domino theory?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: Does he need laban'strom going to move up into Canada
Speaker 3: and take it over, move into Greenland and the rest
Speaker 3: of this stuff? So he says, we should take back
Speaker 3: the Panama Canal. He also says, and also to the
Speaker 3: thirty seven most violent criminals who killed, raped, and plundered
Speaker 3: like virtually no one before them. But we're just given
Speaker 3: incredibly a pardon by sleepy Joe Biden. I refused to
Speaker 3: wish a merry Christmas of those lucky souls, but instead
Speaker 3: say go to hell, and he's got an all per case.
Speaker 3: We had the greatest election in the history of our country.
Speaker 3: A bright light is now shining over the USA. Me, me, me,
Speaker 3: and in twenty six days we will make America great again.
Speaker 3: Merry Christmas and ba humbug. This is done just the
Speaker 3: same day that Elon Musk is telling Maga to go
Speaker 3: f yourself, you retarded lazy Americans. You know, I may
Speaker 3: be the richest man in history, but I want you
Speaker 3: to lose your job because I need to replace you
Speaker 3: with somebody who will work very cheaply, because you know
Speaker 3: it's never enough, never enough. Well, you have an article
Speaker 3: at Means's Institute. The state is not Santa Claus, It's
Speaker 3: the Grinch. Reminds me of the article that pjail Work
Speaker 3: wrote a long time ago when he was writing for
Speaker 3: The Rolling Stone. He said, Democrats think that government is
Speaker 3: Santa Claus, and Republicans think that government is God. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they've got their ten commandments and they met. This is
Speaker 3: back as maybe in the eighties or whatever, where people
Speaker 3: typically characterize the distant difference between the two parties as
Speaker 3: you know, one of them wants to give you economic
Speaker 3: freedom but take away your civil liberties, and vice versa
Speaker 3: for the other party.
Speaker 4: But what pjr.
Speaker 3: Work said, he says, the problem is that Santa Claus
Speaker 3: is not real God is, but it's leaning to the
Speaker 3: Republican side. Santa Claus is a magical, benevolent figure who
Speaker 3: is able to produce and distribute gifts to children every
Speaker 3: Christmas Eve at no cost to the recipient. So that's
Speaker 3: what of the Democrats see government as Santa Claus. The
Speaker 3: problem is a government has no resources of his own.
Speaker 3: It can't give with one hand what has not been
Speaker 3: first taken by the other. So the real metaphor would
Speaker 3: be Santa going to one house and stealing toys and
Speaker 3: taking them to the next house. That's what government does,
Speaker 3: is Santa Claus. And that's why they say like the Grinch,
Speaker 3: because you know, you're just redistributing this stuff. And there
Speaker 3: were a couple of articles about it's a wonderful life,
Speaker 3: you know, every year on the twenty third of December.
Speaker 3: I play the report that I did on the one
Speaker 3: hundredth anniversary called It's a Wonderful Lie, looking at some
Speaker 3: of the parallels between the deceptive creation of the Federal
Speaker 3: Reserve on December of the twenty third and what was
Speaker 3: portrayed in the movie where you have a Potter who
Speaker 3: is clearly a figure of JP Morgan orchestrating bank runs
Speaker 3: and all the rest of the stuff in order to
Speaker 3: get a monopoly on stuff. But this was done by
Speaker 3: Jeffrey Tucker, and he talks about the economics of its
Speaker 3: Wonderful Life, and I thought, well, it's kind of interesting.
Speaker 4: So that's one of the things that I talked.
Speaker 3: About in terms of the inflation has been created by
Speaker 3: the Federal Reserve. You know, you look at some of
Speaker 3: the numbers that were there for the salary for the
Speaker 3: prices of homes, you know, five six thousand dollars for
Speaker 3: a home or something like that in nineteen forty five,
Speaker 3: the eight thousand dollars, which is still a lot of money,
Speaker 3: a lot of money, but it was a phenomenal amount
Speaker 3: of money back then. It was more than the typical
Speaker 3: homes that George Bailey was building for the people with
Speaker 3: saving someone. And I looked it up with the inflation
Speaker 3: calculator from nineteen forty five to today, that would be about
Speaker 3: one hundred and forty two thousand dollars, and those are
Speaker 3: the official inflation numbers. Inflation is much higher than that.
Speaker 3: But you know, he sold that and he didn't give
Speaker 3: it back either. He found it finders keepers. But what
Speaker 3: he was writing about in terms of the economics of
Speaker 3: it was not about the inflation that had been created
Speaker 3: and begins. And this is something I'd not talked about
Speaker 3: how the FBI, I've mentioned it, passed it and talking
Speaker 3: about it this year, how the FBI was not happy
Speaker 3: at all with this story. They thought it was very
Speaker 3: anti capitalist, anti banker, and they thought that it might
Speaker 3: have some communist influence because of that. This is what
Speaker 3: the FBI said in a memo about It's a Wonderful
Speaker 3: Life with regard to the picture, It's a Wonderful Life
Speaker 3: so and so stated, and it was redacted in substance
Speaker 3: that the film represented rather obvious attempts to discredit bankers
Speaker 3: by casting Lionel Barrymore as a scrooge type, so he'd
Speaker 3: be the most hated man in the picture.
Speaker 4: Well, you know by their works, you will know them.
Speaker 3: Jeffrey Tucker says, you may not want to try to
Speaker 3: defend capitalism by defending mister Potter here anyway, they said,
Speaker 3: the memo from the FBI goes on to say this,
Speaker 3: according to these sources, is a common trick used by communists.
Speaker 3: In addition, they also stated that, in his opinion, this
Speaker 3: picture deliberately maligned the upper class, attempting to show the
Speaker 3: people who had money were mean and despicable characters. Evidently,
Speaker 3: this redacted person is mister Potter himself. This is the
Speaker 3: FBI under Jagger Hoover. Now, as far as communist influence goes,
Speaker 3: think about the fact that the communists themselves were funded
Speaker 3: by banksters. Right, It was Max Warburg, the German central banker,
Speaker 3: who gave Vladimir Lenin ten million dollars in gold real
Speaker 3: money put him on a sealed train from Switzerland through
Speaker 3: Russia to start the Russian Revolution. Russian Revolution was funded
Speaker 3: by the German central banker Max Warburg, who was also
Speaker 3: involved in the creation of the Federal Reserve.
Speaker 4: So it's kind of.
Speaker 3: Interesting this guy helped to start the Federal Reserve and
Speaker 3: the communists in Russia So they're not polar opposites, are they. No,
Speaker 3: they're not. As a matter of fact. You can see
Speaker 3: it's a great film. You have to dig around a
Speaker 3: little bit to find it in the US. But they
Speaker 3: actually did a movie about Lenin on that train of
Speaker 3: ten million dollars in gold, and it had been Kingsley
Speaker 3: playing Linen. And interestingly enough, they won't release that movie
Speaker 3: in the United States, so you have to get a
Speaker 3: European copy of it. They it's amazing to me how
Speaker 3: they try to censor anybody's understanding of.
Speaker 4: The Federal Reserve.
Speaker 3: Like that was the first thing that ever been censored
Speaker 3: in Info Wars off of YouTube, and that was five
Speaker 3: years before the mass censorship in twenty eighteen. But you know,
Speaker 3: they censor that little report, they censor the movie with
Speaker 3: Ben Kingsley in it. You will not say anything about
Speaker 3: the Federal Reserve. Just understand who rules you if you're
Speaker 3: not allowed to criticize them. Well, Jeffrey Tucker says, if
Speaker 3: it was a communist plot, it wasn't a very good one.
Speaker 3: The film celebrates small town life, family, hard work, faith,
Speaker 3: dedication to truth, bottom up prosperity while villainizing theft mister
Speaker 3: Potter effectively steals the money belonging to the small bank,
Speaker 3: the one hundred and forty two thousand dollars in a
Speaker 3: day's money. Ask anyone what the message of the film is,
Speaker 3: and they'll tell you truth, decency, Be happy with the
Speaker 3: opportunities you have. Don't be jealous or envious of others.
Speaker 3: Count your blessings, Remember how valuable you are as a person.
Speaker 3: Rally around the life that you have, serve your community,
Speaker 3: fight evil when necessary, and don't ever take your good
Speaker 3: life for granted. That's a pretty good synopsis of it,
Speaker 3: so he said. When he's looking at it, he said,
Speaker 3: Actually the film can properly be seen as part of
Speaker 3: a long line of Capris's populist impulses most fully realized,
Speaker 3: and as nineteen forty one masterpiece Meet John Doe. That film,
Speaker 3: he says, is actually better in his view, the story
Speaker 3: of how a legitimate populist movement gets played by a
Speaker 3: wicked power broker.
Speaker 4: Who does that role is that.
Speaker 3: Trump, who attempts to channel the people's goodness into a
Speaker 3: fifth column movement designed to subvert the Constitution. I have
Speaker 3: certain historical figures in mine, he thinks of FDR he says,
Speaker 3: but that's for another time. But when he talks about
Speaker 3: the economics of its wonderful life, what he is talking
Speaker 3: about is the operation of the FED and how it
Speaker 3: is involved with banks, and the fact that he says,
Speaker 3: to be sure, there's a role for institutions that provide
Speaker 3: one hundred percent backing for deposits. He said, when we
Speaker 3: look at the FED, they after the war, he said,
Speaker 3: they provided liquidity for the Great War. The industry never
Speaker 3: really righted itself towards financial soundness, the bank runs of
Speaker 3: the early nineteen thirties and so forth that ended with
Speaker 3: the mandated bank holidays. The evaluation, he said, central banking
Speaker 3: itself is the source of the problem. Nor did government
Speaker 3: provided deposit insurance, which started in nineteen thirty three, nor
Speaker 3: did that work as a stabilizer, he said. Even now,
Speaker 3: people are reluctant to keep more than two hundred and
Speaker 3: fifty thousand dollars, which is what is insured by the FDIC.
Speaker 3: They're essentially seeking, he said, perfect liquidity on their accounts.
Speaker 3: The other option is to hold one's own money and
Speaker 3: a financial firm that keeps money invested in stocks and bonds. Now,
Speaker 3: what he doesn't mention is the third option, that is,
Speaker 3: you know gold and silver that you have in your
Speaker 3: own possession, that is outside of these institutions. But he
Speaker 3: does move on to bitcoin, and he said, you know,
Speaker 3: there's no deposit insurance, there's no bitcoin central bank. Some
Speaker 3: exchanges have gone belly up precisely because not all promises
Speaker 3: have been kept. And see that's a big issue, big
Speaker 3: to me, a big difference between gold, silver and bitcoin.
Speaker 3: You still have to have this intermediate step unless you
Speaker 3: have your own wallet. And that's what he says. He said,
Speaker 3: it'll become an increasingly mixed, complex mixture of self custody
Speaker 3: so you can keep it on your own wallet there
Speaker 3: rather than in an exchange. But he said, and leveraged
Speaker 3: services of various risk profiles, and we look at that.
Speaker 3: That risk profile is what already you've got black Rock
Speaker 3: and Lucky Loutnick and all the rest of them. Moving
Speaker 3: into the derivatives, the tokenization, the stuff that I think
Speaker 3: is the real, you know, kind of hidden risk for
Speaker 3: all that. But I want to say one more thing
Speaker 3: before we take a break here, and that is about
Speaker 3: it's a wonderful life. This year, Amazon got a lot
Speaker 3: of people upset because they put up on Amazon Prime
Speaker 3: a severely redacted version of It's a Wonderful Life, and
Speaker 3: it was interesting what they cut out. And when I
Speaker 3: looked at this, I didn't see any articles. Maybe somebody
Speaker 3: has figured this out. I didn't see anybody really understand
Speaker 3: what was going on with the copyrights. Perhaps Jonathan Turley did,
Speaker 3: the lawyer, because he said he made a comment about it.
Speaker 3: He said, you know, it's a tale of how your
Speaker 3: your particular, one person's particular life affects so many other people.
Speaker 4: Sorry I had to.
Speaker 3: Sneeze there, but he says, it's also a tale of
Speaker 3: how copyrights, you know, effect and touch so many other
Speaker 3: people as well.
Speaker 4: So I think he understands what it is.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: The the interesting thing about this from the standpoint that
Speaker 3: we saw with a videos tour.
Speaker 4: Was that.
Speaker 3: You had the copyright had expired. It's clerical error. They
Speaker 3: didn't renew it, and so it went into public domain
Speaker 3: and was it Turner's Turner's Broadcast System, you know, turn
Speaker 3: into CNN ted turn They saw it was in the
Speaker 3: public domain and they played it a lot and made
Speaker 3: it a classic. It was never famous before that. How
Speaker 3: did they get it back though, because it's only in
Speaker 3: America that the District of Criminals and Corruption could be
Speaker 3: bought off to renew that copyright. And so what they
Speaker 3: did was, after it was in public domain for many years,
Speaker 3: they reasserted a copyright on it in America. And they
Speaker 3: did it by pretending that it wasn't a movie, but
Speaker 3: that it was a book. Seriously, what they did was
Speaker 3: they said, well, yeah, according to law, the copyrights on
Speaker 3: movies can only be X type of thing. We let
Speaker 3: that copyright expire. However, there is a copyright on the screenplay,
Speaker 3: and so that means that the movie should be recopyrighted.
Speaker 3: And I think got some corrupt people in government to
Speaker 3: agree to that. Bought them off. The same thing that
Speaker 3: was happening with the plaintiffs and the Mew and Juliet thing.
Speaker 3: You know, complete miscarriage of justice there.
Speaker 4: And so.
Speaker 3: They reasserted their copyright. That is why this thing was
Speaker 3: edited on Amazon. What they did was they edited out
Speaker 3: all the stuff about Pottersville, right, so, you know all
Speaker 3: the stuff about where he says, well, I wish I'd
Speaker 3: never been born. He said, poof, you've never been born.
Speaker 3: I think gets to see how awful all the people
Speaker 3: surrounding him, how bad their life was, and what had
Speaker 3: happened to the community, and all the rest of the stuff.
Speaker 3: They completely cut out all of that stuff, because you see,
Speaker 3: if you completely change the storyline, then they can't come
Speaker 3: after you for the copyright. So they had the full
Speaker 3: movie up in both black and white, in color, and
Speaker 3: then they put up a version that was edited to
Speaker 3: avoid the copyright, and it made absolutely no sense because
Speaker 3: they completely destroyed the storyline. It truly is amazing the
Speaker 3: games that they play, And of course that was what
Speaker 3: YouTube tried play that game with me, except that what
Speaker 3: I did was fair use.
Speaker 4: Number one.
Speaker 3: I put up clips I talked about them. Number two,
Speaker 3: the entire movie had been up for over a decade
Speaker 3: and had over a million views. That's where where do
Speaker 3: you think I got those clips that I used on
Speaker 3: fair use? And that movie stayed up, but it took
Speaker 3: down my short fair use commentary because it was other
Speaker 3: stuff and it wasn't just the movie. They took that down,
Speaker 3: claiming a copyright violation. So Jonathan Turley says, this wonderful
Speaker 3: life has been reduced to a not so wonderful hour.
Speaker 3: It may be because Congress continues to daisy chain extensions
Speaker 3: of copyright periods. As Clarence said, strange, isn't that each
Speaker 3: man's life touches so many others. Jonathan Turley said the
Speaker 3: same thing can be said of copyrights. But YouTube is
Speaker 3: still not learned the lesson about censorship. This is from
Speaker 3: Tom knighton at Bearing Arms, and he said, a lot
Speaker 3: of us grew up with guns and parents who taught
Speaker 3: us how to hunt in the woods. And he said,
Speaker 3: and yet you know, he had a movie that was
Speaker 3: I think it was him, that it might have been
Speaker 3: him or somebody else, but anyway, they put up a
Speaker 3: movie about that as an eight millimeter film that they
Speaker 3: got transferred.
Speaker 4: To digital and then they uploaded it.
Speaker 3: There's a super eight tape of a trip to Montana
Speaker 3: done in nineteen ninety three. They uploaded and they got
Speaker 3: a copyright strike. They got a takedown strike, not copyright,
Speaker 3: but a takedown strike from YouTube because they said this
Speaker 3: is content that endangers the emotional, physical well being of
Speaker 3: minors and that's not allowed on YouTube. Taking a hunting
Speaker 3: trip with your parents, and there was a lot of
Speaker 3: other stuff about there, about their vacation that was on
Speaker 3: there as well. We use a combination of automated systems
Speaker 3: and human reviews to detect violations of our community guidelines
Speaker 3: and says, well, this is just a first warning, but
Speaker 3: if you continue with this, we will take your entire
Speaker 3: channel down. You know, it was about this time, four
Speaker 3: years ago that they took me down a second time.
Speaker 3: At first they took me down, you know with info
Speaker 3: warst thing that I had my own programs on that. Well,
Speaker 3: see what happens with this. The thing that triggered the
Speaker 3: takedown was a video that I put up with a
Speaker 3: title twenty twenty the Year of the World became China.
Speaker 3: Oh that got them. So they came after that and
Speaker 3: they put a strike on it, and then they you know,
Speaker 3: quickly started going through everything I had.
Speaker 4: Boom boom, boom, three strikes. You're out that type of thing.
Speaker 3: Now I can't even put up a i know, put
Speaker 3: up the Christmas carols, and they took down that channel
Speaker 3: as well. So you too, he said, used to be
Speaker 3: a pretty free place. Yeah, there were limits, but those
Speaker 3: limits are based on what was legal. Lawmakers, however, have
Speaker 3: bullied the service to such a point where they're hysterical,
Speaker 3: and this is just another example, at least in my opinion, well,
Speaker 3: at least he understands the fact that it's coming from
Speaker 3: politicians and that they are not doing this because of
Speaker 3: their woke leftist ideas. They're being told who to censor.
Speaker 3: But you know, it's been eleven years since I got
Speaker 3: censored for the It's a Wonderful Life thing, Just like
Speaker 3: Pastor Martin Emueller said, you know, first they came for
Speaker 3: this group, and I did nothing because I wasn't in
Speaker 3: that group, and then they came for that. So first
Speaker 3: they came for the people who did videos about the
Speaker 3: Federal Reserve, and now here we are, eleven years later,
Speaker 3: they're coming after people who put up videos of hunting
Speaker 3: trips with their children and teens should say not children.
Speaker 3: And that's the way this is all going to go.
Speaker 3: Eventually it gets out there to everybody, and that's kind
Speaker 3: of where we are right now. Card Cosman version of
Speaker 3: It's a Wonderful Life, it's just called it's a life.
Speaker 3: Get a life, right, Yeah, it's not wonderful at all.
Speaker 3: They take all the wonderful stuff out of it. We'll
Speaker 3: be right back, I wish right.
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Speaker 1: A you're listening to the David Knight Show.
Speaker 3: Well, Jason Marker's got an update. He says, I still
Speaker 3: can't even log into Knights of the Storm YouTube account
Speaker 3: if I am logged into Google as a Nights of
Speaker 3: the Storm any YouTube video embedded on any website will
Speaker 3: not play.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's amazing. Yeah, I don't even try to log
Speaker 3: in with my other thing. I didn't know that it
Speaker 3: did that kind of saying, aren't you tired of this stuff?
Speaker 3: And you know, the guy who was writing for Bearing Arms,
Speaker 3: he understands that it's a political thing, that's the government thing.
Speaker 3: Does he understand that this was designed by this is bipartisan,
Speaker 3: that it was designed by a DARPA psychologist, and that
Speaker 3: when the technology started getting to the point in the
Speaker 3: nineties where the speeds were where it was up to speed,
Speaker 3: what they did was they started creating all these venture
Speaker 3: capital firms to fund Google so they could operate for.
Speaker 4: Years and years.
Speaker 3: You know, it's interesting you're seeing some of the same
Speaker 3: kind of stuff happening now with I didn't have the
Speaker 3: article here. I wasn't going to talk about I did
Speaker 3: read about it. The open AI has just come out
Speaker 3: with version three and it's not available for the public
Speaker 3: kit of their kind of chat program or whatever. But
Speaker 3: they said it cost one thousand dollars per query. I
Speaker 3: was not going to do a whistler about that. Listen,
Speaker 3: and he says, yeah, that can't be right. And I said, no,
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 4: That's what it is.
Speaker 3: Because they say here that for the other ones and
Speaker 3: so about you know, five dollars, there's still the other
Speaker 3: ones are still operating at a loss. When you look
Speaker 3: at the the you know, the programs that you've got
Speaker 3: to create, some of these things, they're still operating at
Speaker 3: a loss. And I said, it's the model that they
Speaker 3: set up. You know, they created these You had the
Speaker 3: CIA actually at public with a venture capital firm, they
Speaker 3: called it inc u Tel, but you had all these
Speaker 3: other venture capital firms, and they had on the boards.
Speaker 3: They had people from the NSA, people from the CIA,
Speaker 3: people from this intelligence agency and that one's sitting on
Speaker 3: the boards, and they were giving them money so they
Speaker 3: can operate for years and years. And everybody's getting everything
Speaker 3: for free. And you know, I used to look at
Speaker 3: the stuff and say, how in the world are they
Speaker 3: getting it. Well, they're being paid by the you know,
Speaker 3: could have even been dark money for all we know,
Speaker 3: from the CIA and these other people. But they're getting
Speaker 3: money from the government to run this thing. And then
Speaker 3: when they got everybody there and they consolidate their monopolies,
Speaker 3: then they dropped the hammer of censorship. Because it was
Speaker 3: always about surveillance and censorship and that's where it is
Speaker 3: right now. So sorry that's happening to you. By the way,
Speaker 3: I thank you Jason. Jason sent us a wise Wolf
Speaker 3: gold Christmas gift. Thank you very much. I was very
Speaker 3: thoughtful and kind of you. I appreciate that and a
Speaker 3: one time a gift you can can do, so thank
Speaker 3: you for doing that.
Speaker 4: I really appreciate that.
Speaker 3: Tommy Dog said, helped David Night dominate global media by
Speaker 3: liking the video, sharing a social media and subscribing it helps.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Thank you for reminding me. It is not my aspiration
Speaker 3: to dominate the global media, but I would like to
Speaker 3: get this information out. It's a little bit too much
Speaker 3: pinking in the brain or elon Musk and Trump. You know,
Speaker 3: I'm not stay away from I'm going to dominate the world,
Speaker 3: but we do want to get this information out. By
Speaker 3: the way, for the love of the road, and thank
Speaker 3: you so much for doing it. He set up a
Speaker 3: telegram channel for us. We really don't understand how to
Speaker 3: use telegram and social media, and I never invested in
Speaker 3: it because after I the way I'd been kicked around
Speaker 3: by social media platforms all the rest of this stuff.
Speaker 3: It's like I'm just not interested in learning some new
Speaker 3: paradigm and because I'll probably get kicked off it. But
Speaker 3: they've been pretty good, I guess in terms of this.
Speaker 3: And he says, I put that movie up, the one
Speaker 3: about Linen the Train nineteen eighty eight. He said, I
Speaker 3: put that up on your telegram back in June twenty
Speaker 3: two when I first heard you mention it. So again
Speaker 3: people can go to the telegram thing that for love
Speaker 3: of the road has set up. Very kind of him
Speaker 3: to do that. He's puts to show up there for
Speaker 3: us and just done that as a volunteer thing. Thank
Speaker 3: you so much for doing that. That is really kind.
Speaker 3: Lt Oracle of true, said David. Another thing I noticed
Speaker 3: when watching Christmas Vacation is they've added kim trails to
Speaker 3: the clear sky. There you go, there you go, Joe Nationalists,
Speaker 3: thank you for the tip. He says, Happy New Year
Speaker 3: to you and your family. Thank you so thank you
Speaker 3: for all you do standing for truth, no matter the costs.
Speaker 3: Make King Jesus bless you, sir. Oh he has thank
Speaker 3: you so much though, thank you. Yeah, we're going by
Speaker 3: the way, I should say, tomorrow is going to be
Speaker 3: a rebroadcast, and we'll be up late tonight watching all
Speaker 3: the other people shoot off our works. From where we are,
Speaker 3: we got a pretty clear view of a lot of
Speaker 3: different areas that are out there. We can see from
Speaker 3: a long, long distance, we can see the fireworks over
Speaker 3: Dollywood and places like But tonight, you know, everybody is
Speaker 3: shooting them off. So we're just going to be kind
Speaker 3: of you know what is lurkers. Lurkers will be fireworks.
Speaker 3: Lurkers will just be sitting there and not saying anything,
Speaker 3: not firing anything. Rf ourselves will just be lurking and
Speaker 3: looking at fireworks. Well, the Federal Reserve got hacked, poor things.
Speaker 3: The US Treasury says that it's not actually the Federal Reserve,
Speaker 3: it's the US Treasury. But you know, hey, whatever the
Speaker 3: revolving door there with Janet yelling and I maybe this
Speaker 3: is real. Maybe they're not, you know, consuming mushrooms or something,
Speaker 3: because she is known for consuming vast quantities of mushrooms
Speaker 3: and bowing incessantly to the Chinese.
Speaker 4: I remember that video I've played.
Speaker 3: The US Treasury says Chinese hackers stole documents in a
Speaker 3: major incident. It's like, wait a minute, encounterfeiting. That is
Speaker 3: something that belongs to the Treasure Department in the Federal Reserve.
Speaker 3: Let's not let any of these Chinese communists get involved
Speaker 3: in this. How dare them? You know, that's reserved for
Speaker 3: our own government to do that. Not the Chinese communists.
Speaker 3: Chinese state sponsored hackers reached the US Treasury Department's computer
Speaker 3: security guard rails this month and stole documents in the
Speaker 3: Treasury called a major incident. Treasure officials are kind of
Speaker 3: tight lipped about this with waiters. And there's a reason
Speaker 3: for that, folks, because whenever they say they know who
Speaker 3: hacked them, oh, we know it was China, or we
Speaker 3: know it was Russia, they're lying.
Speaker 4: They're lying.
Speaker 3: Do you remember I got a pretty long jail sentence
Speaker 3: for leaking the Vault seven documents as well as the
Speaker 3: source code. Source code is out there. Anybody can get
Speaker 3: the source code, but at first it was published by
Speaker 3: wiki leaks that showed how this program operated. Put the
Speaker 3: manual out and with Vault seven, you can make it
Speaker 3: look like you're anybody. Remember sell the Russians did this
Speaker 3: in Russian and we can tell from the keystrokes and
Speaker 3: all the rest of stuff.
Speaker 4: Well, they they simulate that.
Speaker 3: And you know, back in the day, I talked to
Speaker 3: William Bennie, I talked to John McAfee and they're both saying,
Speaker 3: of course they can't tell that everybody's got this this
Speaker 3: type of program now. But even before that was out,
Speaker 3: McAfee said that, he said, you're not going to You're
Speaker 3: always going to impersonate somebody else. You're not going to
Speaker 3: do it. Say that it is so that they can
Speaker 3: see that it's shoot. So it's saying Chinese state sponsored hackers.
Speaker 3: That is a lie, that is Reuters. Why would they
Speaker 3: do that? Oh again, they want to have justification for
Speaker 3: having a war with China, which is what they want
Speaker 3: to do. Or you know, maybe they blame it on China.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's a false flag or whatever. You know, it
Speaker 3: could have been individuals, It could have been an inside job,
Speaker 3: and it frequently is. And this is kind of interesting.
Speaker 3: The hackers compromise a third party cybersecurity service provider called
Speaker 3: Beyond Trust. That might be you might think that something.
Speaker 3: Would you hire zeber security company called beyond Trust.
Speaker 4: That's good.
Speaker 3: And interestingly enough, as goat Tree has pointed out many times,
Speaker 3: he said, almost all these hacks are an inside job
Speaker 3: inside the company or whatever.
Speaker 4: Somebody's got a gripe with it.
Speaker 3: But if it isn't that, the next most likely thing
Speaker 3: is that it's going to be somebody who has got
Speaker 3: a back door. And you've got a lot of different
Speaker 3: backdoors that are always there with the software. So you've
Speaker 3: got a backdoor that has put in for the owner,
Speaker 3: you've got a back door that's put in for the
Speaker 3: tech developers. They put their own back door in. I
Speaker 3: wrote the point of Selle software inventory tracking thing for
Speaker 3: the video stores we had as matter of facts why
Speaker 3: we opened up video stores. I was gonna gonna sell
Speaker 3: that stuff, but I put a hard coded a password
Speaker 3: in that just in case we got suck out. It was,
Speaker 3: you know, gave me master access to everything. Everybody does that.
Speaker 3: You know, that was forty something years ago. I did
Speaker 3: almost forty years eighty six. So anyway, that's an old
Speaker 3: story and everybody does that, and that's what they're saying
Speaker 3: happened with us. Somehow, those those commis got this backdoor
Speaker 3: password that allowed tech support to remotely provide services for
Speaker 3: the Treasury Department offices and they got in there. So again,
Speaker 3: why are they telling everybody though that it was a
Speaker 3: Chinese hackers who did it, because the government has got
Speaker 3: some other alter ulterior motives there. Meanwhile, we talk about
Speaker 3: hacking the financial system. We have the Bank of International Settlements,
Speaker 3: the Central Bank of Central Banks is now still after CBDC,
Speaker 3: still pushing.
Speaker 4: For this stuff.
Speaker 3: That's why, you know, it's probably not a bad thing.
Speaker 3: It's probably a good thing for various states to have
Speaker 3: prohibition of CBDC, but that's not really the way that's
Speaker 3: going to be rolling out. What we have to watch
Speaker 3: out for is a stealth, de facto kind of approach,
Speaker 3: which is what I think is coming with Lucky Lutnik
Speaker 3: and the people that Trump has put in his administration.
Speaker 3: They are going to create this in a de facto way,
Speaker 3: because already the Five Eyes before the election, the Five
Speaker 3: Eyes came out and said we're not going to do CBDC.
Speaker 3: The five Eyes or are the five intelligence agencies? I
Speaker 3: guess that's where they came up with the Eyes, But
Speaker 3: of course they are also looking at us, and they
Speaker 3: do spell it as eye, not the letter I for intelligence.
Speaker 3: But it's the US, the UK, Canada, New Zealand, Australia,
Speaker 3: and they work together and they said no, we're not
Speaker 3: going to do CBDC. You know, we're going to do
Speaker 3: something that's stealthier, that is sneakier. But the BIS for
Speaker 3: the rest of the world is still coming up with
Speaker 3: their version of CBDC. What they'll do is they'll probably
Speaker 3: run this out for a lot of different countries and
Speaker 3: then somewhere down the road, the people in the US, UK, Canada,
Speaker 3: New Zealand, Australia where we got the we understand now
Speaker 3: what the CBDC thing is about, they'll merge whatever this
Speaker 3: de facto thing is in there. So it's good for states,
Speaker 3: if you're in a state's good for them to put
Speaker 3: in prohibitions of CBDC. But what they really need to
Speaker 3: be focusing on is not just a central bank digital currency.
Speaker 3: They need to be focusing on no digital ID, no surveillance,
Speaker 3: no prohibition or programming of money, and no digital money
Speaker 3: that type of You need to have that kind of
Speaker 3: legislation that's going to be there, and you can put
Speaker 3: that kind of legislation in there and still not affect
Speaker 3: bitcoin or some of these other things. But you need
Speaker 3: to look at the functions that they're trying to use
Speaker 3: to control us and prohibit those functions, don't just use
Speaker 3: the term CBDC. So the Bank of International Settlement is
Speaker 3: still pursuing though a retail CBDC, which would essentially destroy
Speaker 3: all banking. Everything would be handled by the Central Bank
Speaker 3: and so all these other banks would be taken out.
Speaker 3: That's another reason why they're not going to do that
Speaker 3: kind of approach in the United States because the US
Speaker 3: always partners they have a public private partnership with these
Speaker 3: big companies like JP Morgan or whatever, okay with They're
Speaker 3: going to make sure that these guys have all got
Speaker 3: a slice of the pie, and they're going to help
Speaker 3: them to implement it.
Speaker 4: That's the way they always do this.
Speaker 3: By the way, you know you can the ultimate thing
Speaker 3: is not with state laws, but it's you know, making
Speaker 3: sure that you're banking on yourself with gold and silver,
Speaker 3: you know, with Tony Ardaban and you can find him
Speaker 3: at David Knight dot Gold and he can help you
Speaker 3: on a wise wolf wolf pack thing, or he can
Speaker 3: help you to accumulate on a gradual basis, or he
Speaker 3: can help you to buy gold and silver outright. So
Speaker 3: as we look at the next year and people are
Speaker 3: talking about what is happening. Of course, nobody knows. Nobody
Speaker 3: knows what gold is going to do, nobody knows what
Speaker 3: bitcoin is going to do. We've got a pretty good
Speaker 3: idea of what's going to happen.
Speaker 4: To the US economy.
Speaker 3: You know, it's not looking good. All the different economies
Speaker 3: are staring at stagflation, or as Gerald Silinty points out,
Speaker 3: drag flation. Not just a stagnant, you know, not growing society,
Speaker 3: but one that is going down. So that seems to
Speaker 3: be the situation at the end of the show yesterday
Speaker 3: talking about what was happening in Germany. Things really bad there,
Speaker 3: but also in China, truly amazing to see these ghost
Speaker 3: towns of railroad stations, of areas of Beijing, people taking pictures.
Speaker 3: There's nobody out in the streets. They go into retail stores,
Speaker 3: into malls. It's a fourteen minute long video and it
Speaker 3: was one person after the other, one area after the other,
Speaker 3: showing nobody is out buying anything or shopping or eating
Speaker 3: out at restaurants, and how the restaurants are cutting their
Speaker 3: prices and everything trying to get some business. That's China,
Speaker 3: and into all that mix, you're going to have Trump
Speaker 3: to a tariff dump. This is insanity. We're going to
Speaker 3: be living in some interesting time. So what is going
Speaker 3: to happen with gold? Well, one person that Ted Securities
Speaker 3: says they thinks that gold will hold his own in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty five and it'll be around the area right
Speaker 3: now it's like twenty six twenty seven hundred dollars, thinks
Speaker 3: it's going to stay there for the next year. But
Speaker 3: another person who is looking at it with a different opinion,
Speaker 3: Capital Lights even is as bullish on gold in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five as she was in twenty twenty four, so
Speaker 3: you know she thinks it's going to be very large.
Speaker 3: Four X has got the question, will gold deliver a
Speaker 3: standout start to twenty twenty five or will a decade
Speaker 3: long seasonal trend fail in January? Well, I think you
Speaker 3: just have to look at fundamentals and you have to
Speaker 3: understand we just talked about look at inflation from nineteen
Speaker 3: forty five to today. You know you got a eight
Speaker 3: thousand dollars that's then the purchasing power you would need
Speaker 3: to have one hundred and forty seven thousand dollars today
Speaker 3: to buy what that eight thousand dollars did when you
Speaker 3: look at the explosion and the deficit, and you look
Speaker 3: at Trump's temper tantrum about the fact that he wants
Speaker 3: the debt ceiling removed. Well, I think we can probably
Speaker 3: put two and two together and figure.
Speaker 4: Out that is going.
Speaker 3: Lt Oracle of True says that David Knight rerun is
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Speaker 1: You're listening to the David Knight show.
Speaker 3: Well, I said, I was going to talk more about
Speaker 3: h one B Visa's and I had a email that
Speaker 3: was sent to me from a long term listener, Noel
Speaker 3: who works in technical field. I think I know he
Speaker 3: works in math and as a curriculum that he put
Speaker 3: together for students, But he said this, He says, I'm
Speaker 3: really livid at zero hedge right now. He said, and
Speaker 3: this is the comment that I left on the zero
Speaker 3: hedge site site. And I think this is important for
Speaker 3: people to see it from the perspective of people who
Speaker 3: are just as you had Elon Musk. And one woman said, well,
Speaker 3: my son just got a degree in engineering and he
Speaker 3: can't get a job, and neither can any of his
Speaker 3: friends who are white Americans. They can't get a job,
Speaker 3: they won't even consider them stuff. They wind up working
Speaker 3: at a computer center for something that they didn't need
Speaker 3: a degree for. And so he writes this in are
Speaker 3: you serious zero hedges is comment, He says, this is
Speaker 3: what people vote for for more h one b VSAs
Speaker 3: instead of abolishing the program altogether. For readers unfamiliar with
Speaker 3: this decade's long betrayal of Americans, I encourage you to
Speaker 3: create a fake tech resume, use something like chat GPT,
Speaker 3: and post it on recruiting sites and see how many
Speaker 3: phone calls you actually get, not many. When you do,
Speaker 3: it's from some low level Indian recruiter five degrees removed
Speaker 3: from the actual hiring manager, and it doesn't even know
Speaker 3: the hiring company. They, along with others in the same room,
Speaker 3: are just blasting out the same job requisitions two hundreds
Speaker 3: of people in a giant BCC email looking for the
Speaker 3: cheapest candidate. That's what they're told to do. And as
Speaker 3: I point out, they set up this lottery system and
Speaker 3: these recruiting firms into it as one of them, and
Speaker 3: there's another one. A lot of them are based in
Speaker 3: India now. And what they do is you have to
Speaker 3: apply for the lottery, but there's no cost to buy
Speaker 3: a ticket, you see, and so they flood it with tickets.
Speaker 3: I mean, how many lottery tickets would you get if
Speaker 3: there was no cost for it, right, That's what we're
Speaker 3: talking about here. And they don't even have people to
Speaker 3: fill the slots, and they have seen that, you know,
Speaker 3: sometimes these people win, they don't have a body to
Speaker 3: stick in there. Well, that's obviously fraud, a fraud on
Speaker 3: the program. And yet the government doesn't punish that, doesn't
Speaker 3: say well, okay, you can't bid now that for next
Speaker 3: year or whatever. Right now, there is no there's no
Speaker 3: financial penalty, there's no penalty for any of that stuff.
Speaker 3: So the whole thing is a complete fraud. But he says,
Speaker 3: if you do get a rare interview, rare to never
Speaker 3: unless you're in a college placement, and you two will
Speaker 3: be phased out. He says, I guarantee you that it
Speaker 3: will be an Indian interviewing you like they own the
Speaker 3: place and you I have no place in your own country.
Speaker 3: Go ahead and try it. I'll bet my head on
Speaker 3: a guillotine that it will not get cut off, because
Speaker 3: I guarantee that's what's what will happened. Meanwhile, countless highly
Speaker 3: qualified Americans are unemployed or underemployed, chronically underemployed in tech.
Speaker 3: There's more than enough talented, qualified US born professionals to
Speaker 3: fill these jobs, but they're actively ignored by undermining design.
Speaker 3: And again it's because the richest men in the world
Speaker 3: need to get richer, and so they're going to go
Speaker 3: for the cheapest labor that they can get, and they're
Speaker 3: going to game the system. And they've got this corrupt thing.
Speaker 3: And look, this is not about a free market and
Speaker 3: This is not about the constitution, you know, I don't
Speaker 3: get distracted with that stuff. This is not about free
Speaker 3: and open competition or the rest of the stuff. This
Speaker 3: is about the great replacement. This is a design. We
Speaker 3: had this argument back in the nineteen nineties. I remember
Speaker 3: when everybody was saying, well, you know, they're shipping all
Speaker 3: the jobs, the manufacturing jobs, to China. And I remember
Speaker 3: reading and a lot of libertarian magazines saying, well, no,
Speaker 3: that's just you know, that'd be great. If you can
Speaker 3: get a Chinese person working slave wages for.
Speaker 4: You, that's great.
Speaker 3: You should own a slave, right, Everyone should own a slave,
Speaker 3: so you know, get a few Chinese slaves working for
Speaker 3: you slave wages. Well what happened to all of that stuff?
Speaker 3: You know, Ross Parol was right. It was a giant
Speaker 3: sucking sound and what they were doing was transferring industry
Speaker 3: away from US into China. It was a conspiracy and
Speaker 3: you can clearly see it now. You can see how
Speaker 3: it's turned out. And it wasn't an accident, folks, because
Speaker 3: you can see how it is done by design, and
Speaker 3: the Paris climbing a cord, the great opening to China.
Speaker 3: It's amazing how people celebrated Nixon and Henry Kissinger on
Speaker 3: that stuff, even the people who didn't like Richard Nixon, liberals.
Speaker 3: I remember Stephen Sondheim. I never watched it, but he
Speaker 3: did a very famous Broadway song and dance guy. You know,
Speaker 3: he did a funny Thing Happened on the Way of
Speaker 3: the Forum, and a whole bunch of other things like that.
Speaker 3: Very successful. But he actually did I think he called
Speaker 3: it Nixon in China, but he actually did like a
Speaker 3: Broadway musical about Nixon and Kissinger going to China. Who
Speaker 3: would want to see that?
Speaker 4: I mean, it's the craziest thing in the wall. I
Speaker 4: saw that. It's like, are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: He did other stuff like Sweeney Todd about the demon
Speaker 3: barberous Fleet Street, and yeah, had all kinds of crazy,
Speaker 3: crazy topics that he would put in. But my point
Speaker 3: in talking about all that is that when from the
Speaker 3: very beginning, people like Kissinger, mister Bilderberg himself, it was
Speaker 3: always about eviscerating the US in Europe and transferring wealth
Speaker 3: meaning manufacturing, to China. And now they've stepped it up
Speaker 3: because more important than the labor is the energy cost,
Speaker 3: especially now because now they can start to replace labor
Speaker 3: with robotics. But you're still going to have even if
Speaker 3: they replace labor with robots, even if they replaced slave
Speaker 3: labor in China with robots, it still comes down to
Speaker 3: the energy. And they've been given such an amazing advantage
Speaker 3: and energy with its Paris Climate Accord. You've got people
Speaker 3: who were environmentalists. They believe this scam. They said, wait
Speaker 3: a minute, this isn't gonna pray are we're talking about
Speaker 3: global warming? How did that help anything? If China is
Speaker 3: allowed to plute with the CO two stuff? Right, Oh,
Speaker 3: that's not a problem. But the problem is as a transfer.
Speaker 3: And they said that, they said, this isn't about global warming.
Speaker 3: This is about transferring economic power to China. That's what
Speaker 3: it's always met. And so when you go back and
Speaker 3: you look at the manufacturers, that's what that's about. And
Speaker 3: when you look at this, this is about the great replacement.
Speaker 3: It's not about the Constitution, it's not about free it's
Speaker 3: not about any of those principles. It's about this conspiracy
Speaker 3: to destroy the US and Europe because they could stop
Speaker 3: the designs of these You know, if we've still had
Speaker 3: wealth in these countries, it has to be eaten out.
Speaker 3: It has to be eviscerated. They have to destroy our societies.
Speaker 3: They have to destroy the middle class in America and
Speaker 3: Europe for them to have their way with us. That's
Speaker 3: what this is about. It's the same as that. And
Speaker 3: as a matter of fact, Noel gets that. He says,
Speaker 3: this is anti American, just like the de industrialization of
Speaker 3: the nineteen seventies, wise eliminating manufacturing jobs in towns and
Speaker 3: leaving generational devastation in their wake. H one B continues,
Speaker 3: continues and continues to undermine American workers in the tech industry.
Speaker 3: This is not what Americans voted for. There is no
Speaker 3: shortage of highly skilled American born tech talent. Americans have
Speaker 3: been betrayed for far too long. Enough is enough. This
Speaker 3: Zero Hedge article is bs.
Speaker 4: And he's absolutely right, that's what this is about. It's
Speaker 4: a plan.
Speaker 3: You should be able to see the contours of this
Speaker 3: plan now, because we're right at the very end. That's
Speaker 3: amazing to me. People can't just people don't understand what
Speaker 3: happened in twenty twenty and there's still wearing mask and
Speaker 3: getting vaccines and all the rest of this stuff. By
Speaker 3: the way, Gavin Newsom agrees with Musk, and he agrees
Speaker 3: with Trump and he likes this. Yeah, we've got to
Speaker 3: have more people come in, right. So you know, when
Speaker 3: conservatives and big business all agree with Democrats, we know
Speaker 3: who's getting screwed.
Speaker 4: It's the rest of us, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Because it is the Great Replacement, maybe what we should
Speaker 3: do is we should call it in honor of the GOP,
Speaker 3: the Grand Old Party. Maybe we should call it the
Speaker 3: Grand Replacement. There we go, see it's the Grand Ole
Speaker 3: replacement because it is a long it is a long
Speaker 3: story and it did start with Republicans Nixon and Henry
Speaker 3: Kissinger says, the Grand Old Replacement. That's what it is.
Speaker 3: So that was sent to me by Natasha. Trump gaslighting
Speaker 3: Americans as usual, not surprise, Maga diehards will never hold
Speaker 3: him accountable. He will get away with throwing Americans under
Speaker 3: the bus again and again and again. It never ends,
Speaker 3: does it. Well, I want to think before we take
Speaker 3: a break, I want to thank people for the contributions.
Speaker 3: As I said, we were able to meet the goal
Speaker 3: this month. And I want to thank people on zell
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Speaker 3: Regular contributors there.
Speaker 4: On cash app.
Speaker 3: Noel M. And I'm sorry V and David W. Mattoole
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Speaker 3: week before we had Marty do the matching funds and
Speaker 3: things that we were just barely over fifty percent. And
Speaker 3: so it all came in all at once in the
Speaker 3: last week. We're going to take a quick break and
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Speaker 1: The you're listening to the David Knight Show.
Speaker 3: Well, I saw this headline and it's now since been fixed.
Speaker 3: But when it was first put up, headline said star
Speaker 3: of crocodile Dundee dies at more than ninety years old.
Speaker 1: What that guy that old?
Speaker 3: Now they're actually talking about the crocodile itself. Later they
Speaker 3: changed it said Bert the Reptilian Star of Crocodile Dundee
Speaker 3: dies at more than ninety years old. But you know,
Speaker 3: as we look at this, Carter outlived him. Longer lived
Speaker 3: than a reptile, But not meaning any disrespect. I don't
Speaker 3: respect his politics. But yeah, he did a lot of
Speaker 3: good things after he got out of the presidency, not
Speaker 3: so many when he was there. I've seen some people say, well,
Speaker 3: he did some deregulation of this and deregulation of that. Well,
Speaker 3: you know, when you look at some things like Bill
Speaker 3: Clinton did. His deregulation of the banking industry was not
Speaker 3: a good thing, right, and it was under Jimmy Carter.
Speaker 3: I believe that they got rid of the usury laws.
Speaker 3: How is he for the little guy? I don't think
Speaker 3: that adds up anyway, as we talk about death here
Speaker 3: this a story from Newsweek.
Speaker 4: Just fell at w eak.
Speaker 3: Because the people telling us that we're going to be
Speaker 3: out of oil in nineteen seventy nine in the.
Speaker 4: Carter malaise, they said we're going to be out of oil.
Speaker 3: In the mid nineteen eighties and be out of natural
Speaker 3: gas as well. Anyway, now they're saying, what will humans
Speaker 3: look like in fifty thousand years, Well, I think we're
Speaker 3: all going to look like skeletons. What my dad used
Speaker 3: to always say, he said, we'll never know the difference
Speaker 3: hundred years from now, you know, we'd have something. It's like,
Speaker 3: chill out, don't worry about this thing. We're not going
Speaker 3: to know the difference, and one hundred years we're not
Speaker 3: going to know the difference in fifty thousand years. But
Speaker 3: actually I think we will. Our bodies will look like skeletons,
Speaker 3: but we're going to be fully cognizant one way or
Speaker 3: the other. Wherever we wind up, we're going to understand
Speaker 3: what's going on. It's kind of a frightening scenario, isn't
Speaker 3: it as you look back on this short period of
Speaker 3: time in your life. So they said evolution is part
Speaker 3: deterministic and part random. Yeah, well you know that is true,
Speaker 3: and they don't make a distinction between genetic variation and
Speaker 3: molecules to man type of evolution. You don't change from
Speaker 3: one specie to the other, just like you don't change
Speaker 3: from one gender to the other. But you do have
Speaker 3: a tremendous amount of genetic variation. We see this when
Speaker 3: people say, well, we have these super bugs that have evolved.
Speaker 3: You know, we had some bacteria and you know we
Speaker 3: didn't kill them all off, and so what happened was
Speaker 3: the ones that had some kind of genetic community to this,
Speaker 3: they survived, and now they're starting to multiply, and now
Speaker 3: we've got to you know, they are immune to that
Speaker 3: particular thing, whatever it was that we were using that treatment.
Speaker 3: And so that is a kind of evolution. But it's
Speaker 3: actually not evolution in the sense they conflate these two things.
Speaker 3: It is a genetic variation within a very very complex
Speaker 3: and essentially infinite possibilities for DNA. And you know, I
Speaker 3: was thinking about that the other days, thinking about the
Speaker 3: fact that you know, when you look at music, how
Speaker 3: many songs are there and how many more songs will
Speaker 3: there be because you've got almost an infinite combination and
Speaker 3: we're only talking about twelve different notes. By the way
Speaker 3: that you play those notes, speed, the distance, the differences
Speaker 3: between them, how you play them in combination with each other,
Speaker 3: it gives it's an infant variety. But you know, you
Speaker 3: have the DNA is even more infinite in its variety
Speaker 3: that is there. So you don't have molecules to man evolution,
Speaker 3: but you do have genetic variation. And so again they
Speaker 3: will never miss an opportunity to push evolution. The bottom
Speaker 3: line though, and so when you dehumanize people, what it
Speaker 3: winds up doing. And this is the end result of
Speaker 3: the X Club, of the Huxleys and the h g
Speaker 3: Wells and the Musk family and all that stuff. When
Speaker 3: you look at the technocrats and they're discussed for human life,
Speaker 3: you know, we'll just create babies and hatcheries and that
Speaker 3: type of thing. We've had sixty two thousand babies older
Speaker 3: than fifteen weeks killed in abortions every year, and this
Speaker 3: year they like to brag about the fact, well there
Speaker 3: were more abortions this year than there were last year.
Speaker 3: Well that may be true, but guess what, there weren't
Speaker 3: any in Tennessee, or in Texas or in Florida. The
Speaker 3: outlaw of these things, and so that's on you, that's
Speaker 3: on your conscience, that's on your state. And we know
Speaker 3: that God is going to sort that out. We can
Speaker 3: only we can't make it a perfect world, and we
Speaker 3: can't control things that are outside of our area of expertise,
Speaker 3: but we can stop killing a Baby's here and why
Speaker 3: they focus on fifteen weeks, well, because that's now generally
Speaker 3: regarded as the age of which babies can feel pain
Speaker 3: when they have their arms and legs ripped off of
Speaker 3: them and so they go back and take a look
Speaker 3: at it. I've shown it many times. I won't show
Speaker 3: it today. But the procedure that animated film based on
Speaker 3: the testimony of an ultrasound technician and what he saw
Speaker 3: as the baby was ripped limb from limb and died.
Speaker 3: He washed it on ultrasound. And you know people like Trump.
Speaker 3: Trump doesn't care. Clinton doesn't care. You know Clinton. I
Speaker 3: mentioned Clinton because I think about this. You know, just
Speaker 3: always say I feel your pain. Now he hasn't felt.
Speaker 3: He's never had his arms and legs ripped off of him.
Speaker 3: He didn't feel the pain of a baby that's killed.
Speaker 3: Sixty two thousand of them after twelve weeks. They can
Speaker 3: feel pain. But that is the judgment on our society, folks.
Speaker 3: It truly is amazing. So when you look at they've
Speaker 3: got a list here of the number of babies aborted
Speaker 3: in various states, none of them in some of these
Speaker 3: states that have abandoned. In Tennessee, you also have an
Speaker 3: Anglican group pushing the idea that not everyone in the
Speaker 3: Bible is cis gender. Well, there's not anybody in the
Speaker 3: Bible that's cis gender. That's not a thing you made
Speaker 3: that up, okay, And they said there's some clear queer characters.
Speaker 4: Are they really?
Speaker 3: This is coming out of the UK LGBT Faith UK
Speaker 3: And they have a resources they call They've got a
Speaker 3: series that says the Bible affirms. The Bible affirms that
Speaker 3: you can ignore what the Bible says, right, Well, no,
Speaker 3: actually it doesn't. They said, not everyone in the Bible
Speaker 3: is cisgender. Not everyone in the Bible is biologically or
Speaker 3: anatomically male or female. And to support this they point
Speaker 3: to Unix. Oh, ignorant do you have to be? They
Speaker 3: have no idea why Unis were Unis. They were slaves
Speaker 3: and they were castrated so that they would not bother
Speaker 3: the harem of the people there. I remember funny thing
Speaker 3: happened on the way of the forum talking about Steven SINEI.
Speaker 4: The joke.
Speaker 3: Every time I think about Unis, I think of this joke.
Speaker 3: The guy's got he's selling women or whatever, you know, trafficker.
Speaker 3: I guess in times and the eunuch is there and
Speaker 3: the girls are getting out of the bath and he's
Speaker 3: fanning them and he says, how many times have I
Speaker 3: told you don't fan the girls? And he says, you'll
Speaker 3: be a Unich all your life, he's.
Speaker 4: Never going to get promoted.
Speaker 3: It was a form of slavery, but it was also
Speaker 3: a form of mutilation, and they were not doing it
Speaker 3: to themselves. But these people say, well, you got the
Speaker 3: Egyptian Unich and he's reading scripture and he's obviously you know,
Speaker 3: and he has this interaction with Philip and blah blah blah, no, no,
Speaker 3: and then they get even crazier. Well, there's no characters
Speaker 3: in the Bible who could definitely be identified as intersex.
Speaker 3: There are some characters who might be oh really, such
Speaker 3: as well, the Samaritan woman at the well, what would
Speaker 3: make you think that she is intersex?
Speaker 4: I mean, it's absolutely insane.
Speaker 3: Jesus encounters her and then she's you know, tells her
Speaker 3: that she's been married multiple times as she starts to
Speaker 3: get involved with him. In a conversation, she's married multiple eyes,
Speaker 3: she's not married, but she says, yeah, you've had several
Speaker 3: husbands and you're not married to the one that you're
Speaker 3: living with right now. Intersects right. Then they mentioned Deborah,
Speaker 3: the female jaw judge who led the Israelites into battle,
Speaker 3: and they said, well, that's a very male thing. For
Speaker 3: a woman to do, and it was it was mentioned
Speaker 3: that well, this is a shame on the men because
Speaker 3: they wouldn't take responsibility and she had to do it.
Speaker 3: That these people have completely missed about heres. You know
Speaker 3: this is they've just had the Archbishop of Canterbury coming
Speaker 3: after fire, coming into fire and he resigned not necessarily
Speaker 3: because of that, but you know, basically laying down to
Speaker 3: the LGBT lobby and one person said, well, American Christians
Speaker 3: seemed to be less ashamed about speaking about their faith
Speaker 3: in public. But he said, America is only about ten
Speaker 3: years behind what happens in the UK. And it is
Speaker 3: absolutely true whether you're talking about politics, and this is
Speaker 3: all political. This is political politics, religion whatever, This is
Speaker 3: the way that it is going.
Speaker 4: He says.
Speaker 3: The Church of England's become very liberal in terms of divorce,
Speaker 3: in terms of sex outside of marriage, in terms of
Speaker 3: same sex relationships, transgenderism. He said, every time the church
Speaker 3: tries to be more inclusive and actually becomes more exclusive
Speaker 3: to Christianity, No, it becomes more exclusive to christ it's
Speaker 3: excluding Christ, not Christianity, and more inclusive to worldly values
Speaker 3: in a downward trajectory. So he says what's the result
Speaker 3: of that, He said, Well, we have to look traditional
Speaker 3: British values, he said, have given way in the country
Speaker 3: to nebulous multiculturalism that insists that there's no such thing
Speaker 3: as British values. And these kind of trends are happening
Speaker 3: in the US as well. The American culture is a
Speaker 3: fantastic culture. You need to defend that. Look, if that's
Speaker 3: going to be our approach, we're lost. We've lost the fight.
Speaker 3: It is not about British values or American values, or
Speaker 3: family values or American culture. If we take it from
Speaker 3: that standpoint, if we don't realize what this is. You
Speaker 3: know they used to see all the time at Christmas time,
Speaker 3: you would have Bill O'Reilly, Meghan Kelly, it's a war
Speaker 3: on Christmas. Nobody wants to say Christmas. They want to
Speaker 3: say Happy Holidays and all the rest of this stuff.
Speaker 3: It's like, that's that's the problem. Megan Kelly would tell you,
Speaker 3: we all know that Santa Claus is white.
Speaker 4: Oh you do know that. How do you know that.
Speaker 3: They were so fixated on this stuff and they couldn't
Speaker 3: see the commercialization within the celebration of Santa Claus or
Speaker 3: all the rest of this stuff, and they made it
Speaker 3: about a war on Christmas. It's not a war on Christmas.
Speaker 3: It is a spiritual war. It's a lot more dangerous
Speaker 3: than that. It is a spiritual war. And they never
Speaker 3: wanted to really acknowledge that. You know, when we talked
Speaker 3: about Jimmy Carter, you know, he taught Sunday school for
Speaker 3: a very long time at the church that he was
Speaker 3: in in Georgia, and they even had it because he
Speaker 3: would travel around a lot. He wanted to he was
Speaker 3: such a failure as present. I think he was trying
Speaker 3: to reclaim some of it in terms of diplomatic things
Speaker 3: that he did. And so he's traveling a lot, so
Speaker 3: they'd have his schedule up there, they said as to
Speaker 3: when he was going to be there, so people could
Speaker 3: come see the celebrity Sunday school teacher. And they said, yes,
Speaker 3: you can take a picture with him, but you cannot
Speaker 3: get his autograph, not at church. You know, that type
Speaker 3: of stuff. So it's a celebrity thing. But he did
Speaker 3: have an interesting quote and he said, you know, talking
Speaker 3: about the woman at the well and other things like that,
Speaker 3: he said, you know, Jesus said, if you look at
Speaker 3: a woman to lust after her, you have committed adultery
Speaker 3: in your heart. He says, I've done that many times,
Speaker 3: many times, and I know that God has forgiven me.
Speaker 3: So I will not criticize a man who actually leave
Speaker 3: A married man who leaves his wife and lives an
Speaker 3: adultery with somebody else, I want criticize him for that.
Speaker 3: I thought, what, that's what he's teaching in Sunday school. Really,
Speaker 3: he says, I'm not going to condemn that guy. It'd
Speaker 3: be hypocritical for me to condemn him. Well, that's right.
Speaker 3: Condemning is not your job. God is the one who
Speaker 3: will judge. But you are also to judge actions and
Speaker 3: judge what the Bible says, and it's not your job
Speaker 3: to condone what the Bible condemns. That's the key thing.
Speaker 3: Everybody says, Well, don't judge me, judge not. You'll not
Speaker 3: be judging all that stuff. Immediately, he says, well, don't
Speaker 3: cast your pearls before swine. How do you know if
Speaker 3: you're casting pearls before do you have to figure out
Speaker 3: what a what swine are? So there is some judgment
Speaker 3: that is there, and it is based on you know that,
Speaker 3: but you're not there to excuse to condone. You're not
Speaker 3: there to condemn. You're not there to condone. And you're
Speaker 3: also not there to shut down the Holy Spirit's work
Speaker 3: and conviction on somebody. And that's what that kind of
Speaker 3: attitude does. But why does he do that. He wants
Speaker 3: to He does that because he wants to be inclusive
Speaker 3: and accepting of everybody.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: You know, when you look at it, repentance isn't just
Speaker 3: turning away from the things that the Bible says are wrong.
Speaker 3: It is that is really kind of the result. Repentance though,
Speaker 3: is actually a change of mind. That's what the word
Speaker 3: is in Greek. It's metanoe if I'm pronouncing it correctly.
Speaker 3: But it's actually a change of mind. And if you
Speaker 3: have a change of mind, you will turn away from stuff.
Speaker 3: But anyway, that's when we look at the censorship that
Speaker 3: is hitting everywhere. We have a Texas school district and
Speaker 3: retaliation for Texas law saying you're not going to give
Speaker 3: pornographic material to kids in school. You're not going to
Speaker 3: show them explicit pictures, you're not going to give them
Speaker 3: training and sexual techniques and all the rest of the stuff.
Speaker 3: And so I said, oh, okay, Well, you've got a
Speaker 3: law that says we can't do that. So we're going
Speaker 3: to take the Bible out because the Bible has sexually
Speaker 3: explicit content in it. No, it doesn't. This is just vindictive.
Speaker 3: This is you know, the Bible is not pornographic. That's
Speaker 3: what they're trying to impose on it. There's not nudity,
Speaker 3: sexual instruction, that type of thing.
Speaker 4: They said.
Speaker 3: HB Nine hundred doesn't allow for numerous books, including the
Speaker 3: full text of the Bible, to be available in a
Speaker 3: school library if any student would like to have a Bible.
Speaker 3: We have a strong connection with local churches that are
Speaker 3: happy to donate a Bible on request, or you can
Speaker 3: buy one from Trump for sixty dollars. A mother of
Speaker 3: two cold school officials that many people turn to the
Speaker 3: religious text for comfort. She said, it just makes sense
Speaker 3: to have the Word of God in our school library. Well, yeah,
Speaker 3: but you know what, it doesn't make sense. It doesn't
Speaker 3: make sense to have your kids in the school. Look
Speaker 3: at what she says, This is these people who are
Speaker 3: vindictively removing the Bible under this ridiculous pretense, and she's
Speaker 3: going to send her kids to be educated by those people.
Speaker 3: What is critical thinking is critical, folks. Meanwhile, we got
Speaker 3: churches that are finding to stay open as attendance is dwindling.
Speaker 3: They said, you know, they're they're closing down left and right,
Speaker 3: and a lot of cases is because they closed down
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty. And they said to people by doing that,
Speaker 3: they said, yeah, we agree with Trump. We're not essential.
Speaker 3: Trump said churches are not essential. Mom and pop businesses
Speaker 3: are not essential. The Wall Street corporations are, and you
Speaker 3: know Walmart is essential big box, but everybody else is
Speaker 3: not essential. This one guy says, well, we essentially went
Speaker 3: to half of what we used to have back in
Speaker 3: the early two thousands because you're not essential. You don't
Speaker 3: you're not essential, and you're not going to be there
Speaker 3: for them. But said, this is the first time churches
Speaker 3: have ever shut down in a pandemic like this. Always
Speaker 3: they were the ones who started the hospitals, and they
Speaker 3: took the risk because they weren't afraid about dying about
Speaker 3: to die because they knew what their position eternally was.
Speaker 3: This guy says, well, I think we're going to shut
Speaker 3: down another seventy churches in our dioces, and this is
Speaker 3: we're calling this our road to renewal. That's like what
Speaker 3: calling a retreat and advanced to the rear. In the
Speaker 3: late nineteen forties, nearly eighty percent of Americans said they
Speaker 3: belonged to a church, synagogue, mosque, or temple.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 14: No.
Speaker 3: In the nineteen forties, there weren't any mosque or temples.
Speaker 3: There was essentially zero. Okay, I'm not saying that there
Speaker 3: weren't any, but statistically it would be zero, and the
Speaker 3: synagogues that would be a very small number. So it
Speaker 3: was almost eighty percent. In Christian churches today, just forty
Speaker 3: five percent say that, even when you throw in the
Speaker 3: mosques and the temples and the synagogues and everything. One
Speaker 3: old Methodist church in Atlanta, which is down to sixty
Speaker 3: members when it closed, was sold to a luxury real
Speaker 3: estate developer seven years ago, now become a series of
Speaker 3: three thousand square foot condos in Atlanta. We're talking about
Speaker 3: big money, big money. Some of the oldest churches in
Speaker 3: the world have even turned into bars and nightclubs. Well,
Speaker 3: you know, when you look at what is being done,
Speaker 3: how are these churches trying to survive? Many of them
Speaker 3: and the ones that are thriving, like Preston Wood in Dallas.
Speaker 3: And when you look at what they did for their Christmas.
Speaker 9: Program, fog machines and all the rest of this stuff,
Speaker 9: maybe it'd be better to turn that church into a Barah.
Speaker 4: Here's Santa Claus and.
Speaker 2: We can give.
Speaker 4: Wow that amazing. This is a big ticket in Dallas.
Speaker 3: You know, people have to get these takets way in advance. Oh,
Speaker 3: here come the flying people. That's what they're known for.
Speaker 3: In Preston Wood, they got people on strings, puppets.
Speaker 4: And then here we go here big grand finale.
Speaker 3: Santa Claus gets in his sleigh and flies off because
Speaker 3: you know it's all about flying in the air at
Speaker 3: Preston Wood. Yeah, that was from twenty twenty two. And
Speaker 3: this is from the Center and Protesting. I think had
Speaker 3: that clip there. It's a Southern Baptist megachurch in Dallas,
Speaker 3: and I think flying Santa clauses it's become theatrical. That's right,
Speaker 3: complete with Santa Swing through the air. A spectacle holiday
Speaker 3: celebrated worldwide as Christmas is all about gimmicks and commercialization. Yes,
Speaker 3: but the incarnation of Christ shouldn't be. You won't find
Speaker 3: any of that stuff. And Luke, you're gonna just ask Linus.
Speaker 3: He can read it to you. You know, this is
Speaker 3: pretty amazing to see what's happened to our society. You know,
Speaker 3: Charles Schultz could do a much better explanation than the
Speaker 3: megachurches do today. What it's all about. That's what Charlie,
Speaker 3: That's what is about Charlie Brown. It's about a savior
Speaker 3: who came to rescue us from sin and death. A
Speaker 3: message is infinitely more powerful than a sleigh ride, even
Speaker 3: if the sleigh ride is in the air like that
Speaker 3: right without any reindeer. But you know, well that is
Speaker 3: being celebrated. We got Handles Messiah, which is really Handles
Speaker 3: Messiah is about a savior that is being shut down
Speaker 3: in Finland and it was done because the school was
Speaker 3: going to host a professional performance by the Finnish Baroque
Speaker 3: Orchestra and the Helsinki Chamber Choir. But they got spooked
Speaker 3: because a school somewhere else in Finland had had some
Speaker 3: religious music at Christmas time, and they said one non
Speaker 3: religious student who was watching the show in twenty twenty
Speaker 3: two was offended by it, and so as a result
Speaker 3: they went to the so called National Non Discrimination and
Speaker 3: Equality Tribunal and said that the non Christian student should
Speaker 3: get fifteen hundred dollars, and so they said, well, we
Speaker 3: can't afford to do that, for everybody's going to be
Speaker 3: offended by this stuff. I mean, all you have to
Speaker 3: do is say that I find Handles Messiah to be
Speaker 3: offensive and collect your check for fifteen hundred dollars. So
Speaker 3: they shut the thing down. Isn't it interesting that they always,
Speaker 3: in the name of diversity, shut down diversity in the
Speaker 3: name of non discrimination, in the name of equality, they
Speaker 3: shut down things that they hate, things that they are
Speaker 3: prejudiced against. And this tyranny of the minority is absolutely ridiculous,
Speaker 3: and it's important that we understand because the founders understood.
Speaker 3: They put together politics and religion. They put it together
Speaker 3: in the First Amendment.
Speaker 4: Because that's what people are typically.
Speaker 3: Going to try to censor. It's politics and religion. And
Speaker 3: we're seeing this happening everywhere. We have had multiple places
Speaker 3: where they've shut down the Nutcracker Suite, for example, that
Speaker 3: it's Russian and we don't like Russia now because of
Speaker 3: Putin and what he's done in Ukraine or whatever, right,
Speaker 3: and so they'll come after that's the politics of it.
Speaker 3: Sometimes it's religion, sometimes it's politics. Sometimes it's religion and politics.
Speaker 3: And you're seeing this happening in the UK and in
Speaker 3: the US. They are shutting down Jewish artists in British
Speaker 3: cultural life. A film producer who was planning to build
Speaker 3: one of the biggest film studios in Europe in Sunderland, UK,
Speaker 3: said his industry was institutionally anti Semitic. He said, UK
Speaker 3: Jewish Film Festival and cinemas were making it impossible to
Speaker 3: put this film festival, to book it for screening. And
Speaker 3: at the center of this is both the Jewish religion
Speaker 3: and also Zionism, which is a mixture of politics and religion,
Speaker 3: is it. And what they're saying to them is that, well,
Speaker 3: because you have spoken in favor of Zionism, we're not
Speaker 3: going to allow you to be in these movie theaters
Speaker 3: or whatever.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: And when we go back and we look at where
Speaker 3: this is coming from, you know, we've had censorship for
Speaker 3: a very long time of a lot of different things.
Speaker 3: At the behest of a lot of the people who
Speaker 3: are now getting censored again, like Pastor Martine Miller said, well,
Speaker 3: you know, first they came for this person and they
Speaker 3: didn't do anything that they came for that person. But
Speaker 3: it's also if you're going to censor people who are
Speaker 3: Holocaust deniers, for example, then the Zionists are going to
Speaker 3: wind up getting censored by other people. Our societies across
Speaker 3: the globe now have rejected the idea that I may
Speaker 3: disagree with you, but I will defend to the death
Speaker 3: your right to say it. I mean, Noam Chompsky used
Speaker 3: to say, well, you know, I absolutely disagree with these
Speaker 3: Holocaust deniers. He's Jewish, but he said I don't want
Speaker 3: to see them censored. I don't know where he is
Speaker 3: today on that issue. I think he's still alive. I'm
Speaker 3: not even sure they're still alive. But you know, when
Speaker 3: you censor that type of thing, and we have seen
Speaker 3: this now this is a Republican thing that's being.
Speaker 4: Embraced as well.
Speaker 3: DeSantis was the first one to do it in Florida.
Speaker 3: Gets a big check from Israeli donors, and he goes
Speaker 3: to Israel and he signs a bill that says, if
Speaker 3: you criticize Jews, we're going to make that a hate crime.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: And now this is really band aid because people are
Speaker 3: angry about the war in Gaza, and so the Jews
Speaker 3: who have pushed DeSantis, and they've got a half dozen
Speaker 3: states that have the same legislation that is going to
Speaker 3: equate any criticism of political Israel, any criticism of what
Speaker 3: Netan Yahoo is doing in these wars, well, that's going
Speaker 3: to be considered to be criticism of all Jews, and
Speaker 3: it is going to be deemed to be anti Semitism,
Speaker 3: and we're going to punish you for hate speech and
Speaker 3: all the rest of this stuff. No, we need to
Speaker 3: understand that free speech should be an absolute and it's
Speaker 3: once you start taking sides on this and once you
Speaker 3: start shutting stuff down that you don't like, there's absolutely
Speaker 3: no end to it. As a matter of fact, there's
Speaker 3: a Jewish organization called the Jewish Voice for Peace. They said,
Speaker 3: these bills and again they're all in Republican states, a
Speaker 3: half dozen bills, and it's already in Iowa and Florida
Speaker 3: and other places, and there's another half dozen bills out there.
Speaker 3: All of them are Republican states that make criticism of
Speaker 3: Zionism anti Semitism, and they make it illegal as a
Speaker 3: hate crime. These are Republicans creating hate crimes and destroying
Speaker 3: the First Amendment, The Jewish Voice for Peace says these
Speaker 3: bills falsely equate critiques of Israel and Zionism as discrimination
Speaker 3: against all Jews. And I talk about this because there
Speaker 3: is such a spirit of intolerance, a free speech, a
Speaker 3: spirit of censorship, and it's all born out of hatred.
Speaker 3: It really is a manifestation of hatred, and yet it
Speaker 3: masquerades as if it is anti hate, and it always
Speaker 3: focuses on religion, and it always focuses on politics. Look,
Speaker 3: it is just as wrong to equate.
Speaker 4: All this stuff.
Speaker 3: You know, when when Soros does something, we can criticize
Speaker 3: Soros and it doesn't reflect on other Jewish people anymore
Speaker 3: than criticizing Bill Gates. Uh is a slur on white
Speaker 3: Anglo Saxon Protestants or whatever he is, whatever he is,
Speaker 3: it' spawn of hell. The uh, but the uh it
Speaker 3: is these people. Uh, there's a lot, you know, we
Speaker 3: don't want to think of it ine collective. As I've
Speaker 3: said before, I don't want to be judged based on
Speaker 3: what the Pentagon and the CIA are doing. As an American,
Speaker 3: I oppose all that. And there are a lot of
Speaker 3: Jewish people who oppose what's happening in Gaza. This ongoing
Speaker 3: war against civilians that is unjust in its continuance. Uh So,
Speaker 3: but whatever, you know, whatever your position is on any
Speaker 3: of this stuff, we got to be able to have
Speaker 3: these debates. It's just like what we say with Elon Musk.
Speaker 3: He doesn't like what you have to say about his
Speaker 3: position on H one B, well he's going to censor you.
Speaker 3: And that's where everybody is headed.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 3: It's a very difficult thing for somebody to say, all right,
Speaker 3: all right, I really strongly disagree with what somebody is saying,
Speaker 3: but we have to maintain the principle of free speech.
Speaker 3: Nobody wants to maintain the principle of free speech, not
Speaker 3: at all. Well, we're going to take a break, and
Speaker 3: we are going to actually we're just going to go
Speaker 3: directly into it. I'm not going to take a break.
Speaker 3: I recorded this interview. We could go last Friday with
Speaker 3: Jeff Weiss and Doc Roberts. They've got a prison ministry
Speaker 3: here and he's also involved with Christians that are in Pakistan.
Speaker 3: But the reason that we got into this is because
Speaker 3: they also work with people who suffer from addiction. And
Speaker 3: I said, you know, he contacted me after I talked
Speaker 3: about that situation with addiction a few weeks ago, and
Speaker 3: I thought this is a good time to do this,
Speaker 3: right before New Year's because he's always making their New
Speaker 3: Year's resolutions about how they want to change their life.
Speaker 3: They got things in their life that just feel like
Speaker 3: they are oppressing them and in control of them. And
Speaker 3: that's right, because there are a lot of things that
Speaker 3: control you. Even as I said earlier Elon Musk, he's
Speaker 3: got to take drugs for his depression. He needs to
Speaker 3: be freed. This guy, the richest man in history, is
Speaker 3: actually a slave to his depression and to his love
Speaker 3: of money. And so I wanted to get them on
Speaker 3: because they do work a lot, you know, in their
Speaker 3: prison ministry, they work with people who are addicts, but
Speaker 3: also on the outside of that as well, and I
Speaker 3: thought it'd be a great thing. As people are thinking
Speaker 3: about how they want to change their life in this
Speaker 3: next year, they're making some New Year's resolutions, perhaps at
Speaker 3: you then, and maybe if it's not you, maybe you
Speaker 3: know somebody who could benefit from this type of thing.
Speaker 3: And so this is the interview I did with Doc
Speaker 3: Roberts and with Jeff Weiss. I hope you enjoy it
Speaker 3: and have a happy new Year. We'll see you the
Speaker 3: day after. I'll see you on January the second. We'll
Speaker 3: be back just taking off tomorrow. We'll be back on Thursday.
Speaker 4: Joining us.
Speaker 3: Now we have a couple of guests, Doc Roberts and
Speaker 3: Jeff Weiss. And I know Jeff because I've been on
Speaker 3: with him and Trent Loose and he lives here close
Speaker 3: close by. And when I covered a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 3: I covered a path away from addiction. It was a
Speaker 3: guy whose name was Stoner, and that's the way he
Speaker 3: got started with was with marijuana, and he and his
Speaker 3: wife got moved into harder and harder drugs, and it
Speaker 3: was a sad story about how they were trying to
Speaker 3: substitute methodone for heroin and all the rest of the
Speaker 3: stuff and all of the side issues that happened when
Speaker 3: you become dependent on methadone and other things like that.
Speaker 3: And Jeff called me and he said, you know, that's
Speaker 3: exactly what we do in our ministry. He's got a
Speaker 3: couple of ministries that he and Doc Roberts are doing.
Speaker 3: And as we talked, I said, yeah, you know, it
Speaker 3: really is. He's got a prison ministry as well as
Speaker 3: a ministry helping people with addiction, helping people to not
Speaker 3: just get rid of that in their life, but also
Speaker 3: to fill that with to fill that void. But I said,
Speaker 3: you know, when we look at this, I told Karen,
Speaker 3: I said, this really is about people who are maybe
Speaker 3: some of them realize that they are locked in a
Speaker 3: physical prison. Some people are locked into a spiritual prison,
Speaker 3: and some people are in prison and they don't know it.
Speaker 3: And so I wanted to get them on and talk
Speaker 3: a little bit about the program that they got. So
Speaker 3: joining us now is Doc Roberts and Jeff Wise, thank
Speaker 3: you for joining us, gentlemen.
Speaker 2: Our it's wonderful to be here, David, and you know,
Speaker 2: as an avid fan of yours and getting a lot
Speaker 2: of my news and stuff from you, it's just a
Speaker 2: pleasure to be on with you. And I certainly appreciate
Speaker 2: you giving us as time. And it's funny you mentioned
Speaker 2: our journey and how we've came to where we're at,
Speaker 2: because our ministry is actually called Free Indeed, and it's
Speaker 2: based on the fact that Jesus explained his statement in
Speaker 2: John eight thirty two. Very truly, I tell you the truth,
Speaker 2: The truth will set you free, right and you would
Speaker 2: have thought that pretty much would have cleared the air.
Speaker 2: But there was pushback, right, They're like, wait a minute,
Speaker 2: who are you talking about. It's unfree. We've never been
Speaker 2: anything but free. And that's when he reminded them that
Speaker 2: you can replace anything bad in your life with something good.
Speaker 2: You can do whatever housekeeping you want. But if I
Speaker 2: the sun doesn't set you free, you will never be free. Indeed,
Speaker 2: and I couldn't.
Speaker 14: I couldn't.
Speaker 2: You led me in so good to give you one
Speaker 2: particular story of what I use all the time, and
Speaker 2: that is freedom has nothing to do.
Speaker 4: With your location and where you're at.
Speaker 2: I know, man, and these this my life has changed
Speaker 2: so much over the years and came into understanding I'm
Speaker 2: a spirit with a soul and a body, and that
Speaker 2: my spirit's eternal. And so I've met some of these
Speaker 2: men who quote, by our cultural standards, have done some crazy, horrible,
Speaker 2: horrific things. But in the same breath, I've washed the
Speaker 2: power of Jesus Christ and the freedom that he can
Speaker 2: provide in the chains and the shackles that he can remove.
Speaker 2: And so giving you that example, we go and serve
Speaker 2: at the state prison here quite often to where we've
Speaker 2: taught our book in there before. It's being taught now.
Speaker 2: But I was going quite a bit and had a
Speaker 2: friend there and he had committed multiple murders, was never
Speaker 2: getting out. But I'm telling you what you could see
Speaker 2: the joy of Christ and this man he was a
Speaker 2: light to where he was. And when you met him
Speaker 2: and talked to this man, you would understand that there
Speaker 2: is nobody that's any more free than this man who
Speaker 2: will never see what we would consider freedom.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's amazing. Yeah, And that's one of the things.
Speaker 3: You know, people on the outside don't realize that they
Speaker 3: need him. And that's what Jesus would say so many
Speaker 3: times to the people. He says that those of you
Speaker 3: who are well don't need a physician. But the people
Speaker 3: that you mentioned, and you've said this to me, that
Speaker 3: you come across in prison, they're desperate for this type
Speaker 3: of thing and they're serious about it. Unlike many of
Speaker 3: us on the outside. We are so distracted and we're
Speaker 3: living in this wonderful bubble that we live in and
Speaker 3: we feel like everything's just fine and we don't need Jesus, right.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The other side of that, David, is so then I
Speaker 2: go to guests speak at a large church two weeks later,
Speaker 2: and I visit and talk and meet people who are
Speaker 2: so shackled and imprisoned and have no idea they are.
Speaker 2: They are not in prison right physically, but spiritually. They
Speaker 2: are living in existence that is absolutely nowhere close to
Speaker 2: the abundance of life that we have been created to have.
Speaker 2: And that's what Doc teaches and we teach in our
Speaker 2: book that there was a blue to how to live
Speaker 2: this life. Yeah, and so we call it the Jesus filter.
Speaker 2: So once you start going outside of that, that's when
Speaker 2: a disaster ensues.
Speaker 4: That's right. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I want to get you guys on especially this time
Speaker 3: of year because we've got the New Year's coming up.
Speaker 3: A lot of people are examining their life, thinking about,
Speaker 3: you know, things that they would like to change that
Speaker 3: they don't like about their life. And you don't have
Speaker 3: to be addicted to drugs or to alcohol, or have
Speaker 3: some other major addiction to sex or anything like that.
Speaker 3: But there is really a freedom that I think a
Speaker 3: lot of us are missing. And you've got a book
Speaker 3: that's called Your Ministry is Free. Indeed, you've got a
Speaker 3: book about that. Your current website I think is the
Speaker 3: word says dot net.
Speaker 4: Is that correct?
Speaker 3: And you've got another one that is coming up that's
Speaker 3: going to incorporate free indeed.
Speaker 4: Is that right? Yes?
Speaker 3: Yeah, And what is that website going to be in
Speaker 3: case people see this and repeat.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's so wonderful, David, it just rolls off the
Speaker 2: tone I'm freeindeed dot com.
Speaker 3: There you go. Okay, that's great.
Speaker 2: Ultimately, when you look at the scripture and John and
Speaker 2: I'll want Don to go in and speak to all
Speaker 2: of this. But that is the purpose in this life
Speaker 2: and how we make a difference is we become free
Speaker 2: through Jesus Christ. We begin to live in Christ and
Speaker 2: we learned that the total secret is to be able
Speaker 2: to love somebody else more than we love ourselves. How
Speaker 2: cool is that?
Speaker 4: That's right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that sounds like what Jesus said. Tell us
Speaker 3: a little bit about your background, Doc.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I'd be happy to thank you. Well. I was
Speaker 14: oldest in five and I first experienced alcoholism when I
Speaker 14: was fifteen, and I had an aunt who passed away
Speaker 14: and it just broke my heart and I couldn't understand
Speaker 14: it because she was the only one that followed Jesus
Speaker 14: Christ in my family. Never went to church, and it
Speaker 14: was devastating to me and probably David. For the next
Speaker 14: forty years, I probably didn't have a day go by
Speaker 14: where I didn't have some kind of artificial substance in
Speaker 14: my body that altered the way I thought and how
Speaker 14: I felt. And about sixteen years ago I met Jesus
Speaker 14: in my garage. I was a broken man. I was
Speaker 14: a broken soul and been searching to that void you
Speaker 14: talked about. And that's the thing. We have to first
Speaker 14: understand there is a void, and I understand what that
Speaker 14: void is now. But I came out of that meeting
Speaker 14: with Jesus a completely different person. The desire for me
Speaker 14: was taken away because I wanted it to be taken away.
Speaker 14: I knew there was more to life than what I
Speaker 14: was living. And I'll have to say I've never met
Speaker 14: a person that hasn't thought there's more to life than
Speaker 14: what I'm living, that have the questions of why am
Speaker 14: I here? What's the purpose of all this? Surely I
Speaker 14: wasn't just born to be spanked on the butt to
Speaker 14: start crying to when I'm laying in a cough and
Speaker 14: throwing dirt on top of it. There has to be
Speaker 14: purpose to life. And uh, you know, I discovered that
Speaker 14: purpose because this God designed it only one way, and
Speaker 14: that is through Jesus Christ. And while it was on
Speaker 14: my mind and we were talking about being stuck and
Speaker 14: being in prison, not only the jails, but in our
Speaker 14: own mind, I find today what so many people are
Speaker 14: addicted to is anxiety.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 14: They're addicted to it to the point where they call
Speaker 14: it their own.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Imagine how we saw that in the last four years.
Speaker 3: You know, the fear that people have, the anxiety, and
Speaker 3: you know, they they did all kinds. That's why I
Speaker 3: think we see this this continuing thing about the face
Speaker 3: mask and the rest of this stuff. They hang on
Speaker 3: to that it's like the security blanket for them.
Speaker 14: It's a security blanket they think, they think that's who
Speaker 14: they are, they identify themselves with. And I'll say, I'll say, well, listen,
Speaker 14: why do you call it my anxiety. You're you're grabbing
Speaker 14: ownership of it. And as long as you want ownership
Speaker 14: of it, you're going to have it, and you'll never
Speaker 14: be relieved of relieved of it. And so what they
Speaker 14: do is they go to counseling and they get pills
Speaker 14: to try to help all these anxious feelings. And so
Speaker 14: what they're doing is they're playing right into the trap
Speaker 14: of what it causes. And Scriptor really says, you know,
Speaker 14: and Philippians four four. Through the anxious of nothing, but
Speaker 14: in everything and everything, give you a question and to
Speaker 14: God and robade them to the rest. But I will
Speaker 14: tell you how it is, and you will find peace
Speaker 14: that is in Christ. Jesus. Yes, and we all want peace.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: When I was talking about it, one of the things
Speaker 3: that I thought was really amazing about that article when
Speaker 3: they tried all the different psychological things, and they tried
Speaker 3: other substitutionary drugs and everything, and then they talked about
Speaker 3: other types of programs, you know, like alcoholics and I
Speaker 3: where they have a kind of a generic higher power
Speaker 3: or something like that, and then people who went to
Speaker 3: a Christian counseling and Christian help and that type of thing.
Speaker 3: And it was amazing how much more effective the Christian
Speaker 3: counseling was than anything else. It was more effective for
Speaker 3: them to go to alcoholics anonymous or something with a
Speaker 3: higher power than it was for the substitutionary drugs. But
Speaker 3: the thing that really was very powerful was the Christian counseling.
Speaker 3: And it was kind of interesting because Anthony Hopkins is
Speaker 3: the actor, has talked about this several times, and he
Speaker 3: talked about how he struggled with alcoholism for many decades
Speaker 3: and he would push back against even the alcoholics anonymous.
Speaker 3: Finally somebody said, well, why don't you just give it
Speaker 3: a try, you know, and he said, when he did it,
Speaker 3: it actually changed his life. And that's I guess what
Speaker 3: you're talking about as well.
Speaker 14: That's what he does. He changes, he is his lives.
Speaker 14: You know, I've been through celebrate recovery. I've been in
Speaker 14: a recovery years ago, and now that I have this
Speaker 14: relationship with Jesus, I've come to realize that we even
Speaker 14: hold ourselves short by even using the word recovery.
Speaker 11: Yeah, when we recover, we're going back to the place
Speaker 11: we were before we started, and that wasn't a good
Speaker 11: place for me to begin with. So what we talk
Speaker 11: about is transformation being changed where you now you don't
Speaker 11: have to no longer be identified by that, but now
Speaker 11: you're starting to be identified by your life in Christ
Speaker 11: and in God, because guess what, that's who our real
Speaker 11: identity is in anyway.
Speaker 14: Yes, and it was taken from us. We gave it
Speaker 14: away in the garden, and ever since then, mankind has
Speaker 14: been trying to find their identity in the world and
Speaker 14: guess what, it's not there. Yes, And we struggle so
Speaker 14: much in this world because we're trying to get these
Speaker 14: spiritual needs of love and worth and value and security
Speaker 14: in our being from the world. And God set it
Speaker 14: up and can only come through him through Jesus.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 14: And we realize that, and we step into that, and
Speaker 14: we step into that, then we're starting to understand that
Speaker 14: void you mentioned earlier. It's starting to be filled with
Speaker 14: what it was designed to be filled with.
Speaker 4: Yes, Yeah, and that's what Jesus said when he began
Speaker 4: his ministry.
Speaker 3: I've come to free the captives. And so I think
Speaker 3: it really is interesting that. And of course, Jeff, I
Speaker 3: know that you also work with people Christians in Pakistan
Speaker 3: who are under tremendous persecution there. When we talk about
Speaker 3: that coming up here, But the other two things, you
Speaker 3: got so many different irons in the fire here. The
Speaker 3: other two things, the people who are in prison and
Speaker 3: the people who are spiritually in prison, addicted and that
Speaker 3: type of thing. Just talk a little bit about what
Speaker 3: you tell people with your program, what you do in
Speaker 3: terms of going through the Free Indeed book.
Speaker 2: Well, the first first thing, and you just said it
Speaker 2: that he came to set the captives free. The problem
Speaker 2: is most of us because we don't have what we
Speaker 2: would consider a biblical worldview, right, we don't understand that
Speaker 2: we are captives. So therein lies your number one challenge
Speaker 2: is having people understand that there is more out there.
Speaker 2: You know, I've heard, you know, one of the sayings
Speaker 2: when I was growing up was well lives hell and
Speaker 2: then you die.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 2: We hear some of the old songs, the old rugged Cross.
Speaker 2: They're brutal, but when you look at their history, those
Speaker 2: were slaves trying to get through the day, trying to
Speaker 2: just make it till.
Speaker 4: They actually died.
Speaker 2: What we feel like is that God came and through
Speaker 2: his son, we were to have life and have it
Speaker 2: abundantly as we live here. Right that it is for you.
Speaker 2: But the scripture that comes to mind right now is
Speaker 2: the one where it says woe to the man who
Speaker 2: sees himself in the mirror and as he walks away,
Speaker 2: immediately forgets what he looked like. Yeah, that's right, and
Speaker 2: that's who we are because of all the creature comforts. Now,
Speaker 2: I don't want to discount the drug addiction and what
Speaker 2: it has, but what we're saying is that if your
Speaker 2: identity is that I'm a child of God, they call
Speaker 2: me Jeff so that they don't get me mixed up
Speaker 2: with everybody else. Yes, I do real estate, Yes I'm
Speaker 2: pastor of a church, and I do all these things.
Speaker 2: He is, but that's not who he is. I am
Speaker 2: a child of God. We use over and over the
Speaker 2: palm tree to where during a hurricane the palm tree
Speaker 2: might literally be bending over ninety degrees, but the next morning,
Speaker 2: after it's gone, where is that palm tree standing straight
Speaker 2: back up? And that is to be our identity, that
Speaker 2: the storms of life not when they come, they will.
Speaker 2: And so what we deal with and talk a lot
Speaker 2: about is spiritual warfare. We believe in the full armor
Speaker 2: of God. And if you're going to pick up these
Speaker 2: pieces and put them on, you're going to have to
Speaker 2: admit that there is something going.
Speaker 4: On that I need to defend.
Speaker 2: And I think that is why our prison, the jail ministries,
Speaker 2: the recovery ministries, the pat Pakistan ninety eight percent Muslim.
Speaker 2: But we're growing. We've got several thousand now following us
Speaker 2: in Free Indeed, there they're being asked to go preach
Speaker 2: and teach Free Indeed, that other Christian church is there.
Speaker 2: And it's because once you get that identity that you
Speaker 2: have an eternal mindset, which is the biblical mindset. The
Speaker 2: woes and the arrows of this world that Paul speaks
Speaker 2: of an Ephesians six, through the Armor of God that
Speaker 2: will come, they don't have any kind of effect on
Speaker 2: you because you're eternal. We're in America particularly to judge
Speaker 2: everything by our last job, our last relationship that's broken,
Speaker 2: our last critical time, Peth that's sick, or whatever it is.
Speaker 2: You know, we be the palm tree. We tend to
Speaker 2: be identified by that storm.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's right.
Speaker 2: Where one of Doc's favorite teachings that he does so
Speaker 2: well is Jesus in the boat. He said, we're going
Speaker 2: to the other side, right, what's you will?
Speaker 1: That's right? Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's the thing is that if people don't realize, you know,
Speaker 3: if they if they're their standard, and so many Christians
Speaker 3: their standard is just their circumstances of what is happening
Speaker 3: right now, and as long as everything's gone on, fine,
Speaker 3: that's fine. But you know, if we got some kind
Speaker 3: of a storm, then maybe I'll turn to Christ and
Speaker 3: maybe something will happen there. But there is a positive
Speaker 3: relationship that is there even when things circumstances are good,
Speaker 3: and that positive relationship is going to carry you through
Speaker 3: the bad times. And so you need to lean into
Speaker 3: that grow end of that so that you're ready for
Speaker 3: those bad times as well. And I think that's the
Speaker 3: key thing. So many people, there might be people listening
Speaker 3: who are struggling because they're addicted or you know, something
Speaker 3: is controlling their life. And it doesn't have to be drugs,
Speaker 3: you know, it could be a lot of different things.
Speaker 3: It could be sex, it could be your love of money,
Speaker 3: it could be bitterness. It could be so many different
Speaker 3: things that are controlling your life. But those are the
Speaker 3: most obvious ones when we talk about drug addiction and
Speaker 3: alcohol addiction. But the key thing is to take an
Speaker 3: inventory of your life. I think this is a good
Speaker 3: time of year to start that and to see if
Speaker 3: there isn't something better, something high, or something deeper that
Speaker 3: people can find.
Speaker 14: And there always is, especially deeper considered Jesus. You know,
Speaker 14: Scripture says I am in Christ and He is in
Speaker 14: me right, and if I may. The first chapter in
Speaker 14: our book, David is there is a God and it's
Speaker 14: not your you know. And what we don't realize is
Speaker 14: that because of our sinful nature and the fall of mankind,
Speaker 14: we became our own individual gods. And we can just
Speaker 14: call that individual God or ourselves pride. And what we
Speaker 14: end up finding is the God of me pride is
Speaker 14: always in war with the pride of God of somebody else.
Speaker 14: And then then what do you have? You have kmos,
Speaker 14: you have turmoil, you have rage, you have destruction. And
Speaker 14: in all the ways that we humanity could have been created,
Speaker 14: that we could exist, why are we always at odds
Speaker 14: with each other? Why are we in a state where
Speaker 14: there's always sabotage and relationships and we're hurting each other
Speaker 14: and we envy and we murder and we why are
Speaker 14: we that way? Because we couldn't have created any anyway.
Speaker 14: And you look at you look in Genesis. I urge
Speaker 14: everybody meditate and study on the three first three chapters
Speaker 14: of Genesis, and you'll see why humanity is in the
Speaker 14: plight that we are. That's right, Then, as you move on.
Speaker 14: You now can see what the answer is to take
Speaker 14: us out of that plight because they're spiritual issues. And
Speaker 14: one of the things that we're naive about I used
Speaker 14: to be naive about, is that there is a spiritual
Speaker 14: realm that is over, if I may say, or rules
Speaker 14: over the physical realm. Yes, and you know it's almost
Speaker 14: like Earth is a border between Heaven and Hell and
Speaker 14: the wars that this border called earth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's good analogy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and when we go back to Genesis, you know,
Speaker 3: as you point out, everybody thinks that their God wants
Speaker 3: to be God, and so he got all these different
Speaker 3: gods fighting each other. And I think from a political standpoint,
Speaker 3: because I cover politics so much, we can see that
Speaker 3: in the governments of the world, all these governments, all
Speaker 3: these leaders think that their God, they aspire to be God,
Speaker 3: and so they want to First of all, most places
Speaker 3: like that, they attack Christianity internally, but then that's why
Speaker 3: they attack other countries because they it can only be one.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's it is this mania to rule everything,
Speaker 3: and it all does come from pride, and that's one
Speaker 3: of the key things. You know, we always look at
Speaker 3: the sins that we commit against each other, whether it
Speaker 3: is murder adultery, like in the life of David. And
Speaker 3: yet the thing that David was really punished for was pride,
Speaker 3: and it had a lot of consequences for the people
Speaker 3: who were under him. And that was something that we
Speaker 3: actually almost hold pride up as a virtue in our society,
Speaker 3: don't we.
Speaker 14: Yes, yes we do, Yes, we do. And if you know,
Speaker 14: looking in Ezekiel and Isaiah and talks about the Lord,
Speaker 14: talk casts in Satan out of heaven, it was pride
Speaker 14: that God put and so the Lord and pride they
Speaker 14: don't mix.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's right, they don't mix.
Speaker 14: But that's the thing about it is if we can
Speaker 14: see that and how we were not created to be
Speaker 14: that way, that we were created in the righteousness of
Speaker 14: God and that's how it was designed. But because of
Speaker 14: the fall, and it just twisted everything around. And uh,
Speaker 14: when I when I first started really studying genesis and
Speaker 14: spiritual warfare, I got the I got this thought of
Speaker 14: what would an alien say if it just happened to
Speaker 14: look and study humanity for a while, what one word
Speaker 14: would have come away with? And the word that kept
Speaker 14: coming in my mind was chaos, Just chaos and it's sad.
Speaker 14: That's what we that's what the over and we see
Speaker 14: that in the newscast And I don't even like watching
Speaker 14: the news because all that, because I'm just so focused
Speaker 14: on getting people to understand the spiritual war that's not
Speaker 14: only going on into the world, but going on in
Speaker 14: your families and normally that going on inside of view.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 3: Well, you know when you look at Genesis, uh, it's
Speaker 3: a chaos form without void at the beginning. And what happens.
Speaker 3: The Holy hovers for that and brings order out of
Speaker 3: that chaos. And that's what can happen in our life
Speaker 3: if we submit, if we look for God, that.
Speaker 4: Is the benefit that comes from that that new creation.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir. And one of the things that we've focused
Speaker 2: on is an understanding is how in the Bible we've
Speaker 2: got all the tribes right, and how everyone was at
Speaker 2: war against each other. And we tend to look back
Speaker 2: at the Old Testament as something that doesn't repeat itself.
Speaker 2: Where man, I'll tell you what. We are in a
Speaker 2: culture where if you use apple products, you cannot just
Speaker 2: not use the other products. You have to dislike the
Speaker 2: other people. You know, We're in a culture where sports
Speaker 2: you know you can if you're a Dallas Cowboy fan,
Speaker 2: well you have to hate the Philadelphia Eagles or the
Speaker 2: Washington whatever they're called. Right, So we don't know now,
Speaker 2: but that is I think they're going back. Maybe I
Speaker 2: don't know. But the point is that this is how
Speaker 2: the enemy works because he knows if we all understood
Speaker 2: our identity at one time, that that this thing would
Speaker 2: be over with that, you know, the enemy would not
Speaker 2: be able to flourish. And so what we what we
Speaker 2: tended to wind up talking a whole lot is about
Speaker 2: this that when you take your identity and sow politics
Speaker 2: that you know, I followed a lot because I'm a
Speaker 2: listener of your program and love it dearly. But that's
Speaker 2: what when I see that people take identity, Yes, they
Speaker 2: take the identity as a as a political party, right,
Speaker 2: or they take identity as a doctor or a lawyer
Speaker 2: or whatever these things are. And I would encourage all
Speaker 2: of us to begin to refer to each other as
Speaker 2: a child of God who is experiencing a period of being.
Speaker 4: A doctor, right, a child of.
Speaker 2: God who's experiencing anxiety. Don't don't help people say, oh
Speaker 2: you've got anxiety, No, you don't you're a child of God.
Speaker 2: And we go through the Book of James. We've been
Speaker 2: talking about some what a great book it is, but
Speaker 2: it teaches us once you're aware of who you are.
Speaker 2: Number one, I'm a child of God with a spirit,
Speaker 2: with a soul living in a temporary body. And then
Speaker 2: I understand that I am in a war, that this
Speaker 2: is a spiritual war. I need to put my full
Speaker 2: armor of God on. We begin to be have this
Speaker 2: discernment and recognize the attacks as they come, and then
Speaker 2: when they do, we'll go right to the anecdote, which
Speaker 2: is always in the word, and in James chapter four,
Speaker 2: Versus seven and eighty tells us, hey, when it comes,
Speaker 2: just submit to God. The devil will flee.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: So if we're willing it's we had to be seeking
Speaker 2: this as a thing. And most of us are so
Speaker 2: comfortable because of what I've talked to you about. I
Speaker 2: feel like we have just come through at least one
Speaker 2: full generation of what I like to call the abdication generation.
Speaker 2: We abdicate everything, including the knowledge of something, to someone else,
Speaker 2: and we just believe the little cliff notes or the
Speaker 2: little crawl at the bottom of the screens all we
Speaker 2: need to know, let somebody else do the heavy lifting.
Speaker 2: Well it's not working out, Well that's right in any
Speaker 2: part of our society, that's right.
Speaker 3: And that kind of dependency has been inculcated in people.
Speaker 3: I think going back to school, you just tell me
Speaker 3: what to do and I'll do it. You know, you
Speaker 3: just kind of passively set there thinking that education is
Speaker 3: going to be them filling up your empty bucket. And
Speaker 3: that kind of passivity just permeates the society anymore. You know,
Speaker 3: I've seen so many people who we talk about people
Speaker 3: being imprisoned in different ways. I've known people who were
Speaker 3: miserable in their profession, but because they had gone to
Speaker 3: college and they had a degree in teaching, or they
Speaker 3: had a degree as an engineer or whatever, well I
Speaker 3: can't do anything else.
Speaker 4: I have to do this.
Speaker 3: You know that in a sense, you know, that is
Speaker 3: the kind of we can construct prisons around ourselves of
Speaker 3: all kinds of things. Just like the heart is an
Speaker 3: idol factory, it is also a factory of prison bars
Speaker 3: that we can imprison ourselves and all kinds of things.
Speaker 14: Isn't it a lot of times our prison bars are
Speaker 14: shamed your vengeance, Those are the things that keep us
Speaker 14: in our own sale, a prison of our self made prison.
Speaker 14: You know, He wants us to stay right behind there
Speaker 14: and parents out there.
Speaker 2: What we find in what we do, hundreds and hundreds
Speaker 2: and hundreds and hundreds of cases and years down the road,
Speaker 2: is when you meet someone and they either are a
Speaker 2: child of God experiencing whether it be alcohol addiction or
Speaker 2: drug addiction or whatever. The very first question that we
Speaker 2: always ask and want to know is tell me about
Speaker 2: your childhood and your parents, and what would be the
Speaker 2: percentage you would say the ones that don't even know
Speaker 2: who their father is. It's way high.
Speaker 14: It's high most of them don't.
Speaker 2: Most well, I'm talking three quarters as.
Speaker 14: Our father wasn't involved in probably more than that, their
Speaker 14: father wasn't involved in their lives at all. Of course,
Speaker 14: God set that up for the father to be the
Speaker 14: spiritual leader. So if the evil one can get to
Speaker 14: the father, I mean, he's got the whole family basically,
Speaker 14: you know, And that's sad, and that's just how he
Speaker 14: does it. You know.
Speaker 3: That really has characterized the biggest change I think in
Speaker 3: my life. See how the family has just been torn apart.
Speaker 3: It used to be really a really big deal. You know,
Speaker 3: if you had a movie star that got divorced and
Speaker 3: got remarried, now nobody would even think twice about that.
Speaker 3: You know. I had to hide it from everybody because
Speaker 3: it was going to be box office poison for them.
Speaker 3: That was not accepted as something that was healthy. People
Speaker 3: realized how that was going to influence them and their
Speaker 3: children to you know, to to these types of things.
Speaker 3: And now it has just permeated our society. We've accepted
Speaker 3: it and it's become so destructive.
Speaker 14: Yeah, And if I might say, just people struggle in
Speaker 14: this life, and it's a cliche, but they're searched for
Speaker 14: a lot of all the wrong places. I believe, I believe,
Speaker 14: you know, the fall didn't didn't catch God by surprise
Speaker 14: and in his wisdom, you know, I'll just I'll just
Speaker 14: say there's a spiritual DNA need in us that we
Speaker 14: need to be loved. Spiritually, we need love, we need
Speaker 14: to express love, we need to receive love.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 14: And also we need to know that we are worthy,
Speaker 14: that we have value. There's a lot of people out
Speaker 14: there that feel I was a case at one time too.
Speaker 14: I just didn't think I was even worthy even begin
Speaker 14: to be able to fall at the Lord's needes or
Speaker 14: mined at him and uh, and then there's a sense
Speaker 14: of security that we need to know. We need to
Speaker 14: know that we're safe. And these are spiritual needs that
Speaker 14: only can be satisfied through Jesus, because he is the way,
Speaker 14: the truth in the life to no one comes with
Speaker 14: the Father except through me. And until we understand that,
Speaker 14: And because they are spiritual and the spiritual is deeper
Speaker 14: or higher than the physical, we know they're there, but
Speaker 14: we try to get them satisfied.
Speaker 2: In the world.
Speaker 14: And the world can't give you what it doesn't have,
Speaker 14: and that can only come from Jesus. So when we
Speaker 14: start realizing that and we start receiving from him, because
Speaker 14: He's already given it to us along across we start
Speaker 14: receiving from him, and then we all of a sudden
Speaker 14: understand that's what we've been searching for all these years.
Speaker 14: And there's joy in that, and there's peace in that,
Speaker 14: there's patience in that. And now all of a sudden,
Speaker 14: you're starting to see how you're now loving other people
Speaker 14: that before were very unlovable to you. You know, you're
Speaker 14: start having more patience with people that earlier you would
Speaker 14: just fire back at him. That's right, and it just
Speaker 14: starts changing you from the inside out because now you've
Speaker 14: got the Holy Spirit living in you and you're moving
Speaker 14: that pride away where you're letting him work on you
Speaker 14: instead of you work on everybody else.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 3: Tell us little bit about you said I met Jesus
Speaker 3: in the garage, or tell us a little bit about
Speaker 3: that had you had you prayed to him?
Speaker 4: Well, were you looking out for him or what?
Speaker 14: Hell Always people will always kind of say, you know,
Speaker 14: I don't. I used to say I have found Jesus
Speaker 14: in my garage, but he found me.
Speaker 2: He wasn't lost that right, and uh that Uh.
Speaker 14: For years, I was addicted pornography.
Speaker 2: I was. I was.
Speaker 15: I was molested by an uncle when I was young,
Speaker 15: and I really, as I look back on it, I've
Speaker 15: got really confused about this love and lust connection because
Speaker 15: he was my father figure because I didn't have my
Speaker 15: natural father biological father of my life and mob two
Speaker 15: or three step dads. But uh uh, during that time
Speaker 15: in my life, and I was in my mid fifties,
Speaker 15: I was mainly just a struggle with alcoholism. And uh,
Speaker 15: I mean I got some good stories about how the
Speaker 15: Lord worked on that on me.
Speaker 14: But uh, I just got to the point. I was
Speaker 14: in my garage and actually, actually, Dad, I was looking
Speaker 14: for an article I like, and I was looking for
Speaker 14: an article I had written, probably twelve years earlier, in
Speaker 14: my garage, and it is basically quickly, it was basically
Speaker 14: I wrote a dialogue story about a man talking to
Speaker 14: buying drugs from a man that he thought was a dealer.
Speaker 14: But it was actually in the story Jesus in described
Speaker 14: in disguise, and in that Jesus asked me. He says, well,
Speaker 14: why do you get high? And my response in the
Speaker 14: dialogue story was because when I'm high, I'm free. And
Speaker 14: the response was was have you ever considered being high
Speaker 14: because you were free? And for some reason at that moment,
Speaker 14: it hit me in such a way. I wrote that
Speaker 14: twelve years ago, so it's been over thirty years since
Speaker 14: I've written that. It hit me in such a way.
Speaker 14: I started crying, and I started crying out to him,
Speaker 14: and for the first time, I'll have to say, I
Speaker 14: had this experience of being held by a father I
Speaker 14: never had, wow, And it reminded me who my really
Speaker 14: father was, and the desire for the drugs the porography
Speaker 14: just seemed to melt away from me, and I knew
Speaker 14: this was what I had been searching for for my life.
Speaker 14: And first thing I did was went up and my
Speaker 14: wife was experiencing alcoholism at the time, told her why
Speaker 14: it happened to me, and went in and deleted my
Speaker 14: porn site. And I haven't been the same person since.
Speaker 14: And I mean, if I had any regret, and I
Speaker 14: don't this, you just move forward. I wish it would
Speaker 14: have happened much younger in my life, but who knows.
Speaker 14: The Lord may keep me in this body for another
Speaker 14: thirty forty years, because as long as I'm here, you know,
Speaker 14: I'm gonna be an advocate for Jesus Christ because I
Speaker 14: know that's what everybody needs. I know that's what they're
Speaker 14: searching for out there, and because they're searching.
Speaker 2: For love, they're searching.
Speaker 14: For value, purpose and everything in this world will fail
Speaker 14: you in that. And those are even Solomon's.
Speaker 3: Words, well, that it's in terms of the timing, it's
Speaker 3: always in God's timing, And all of that bad stuff
Speaker 3: that happened to you, that was all preparation for your ministry,
Speaker 3: wasn't it.
Speaker 14: Sir, Yes, sir, thank you so much, and I know
Speaker 14: that now right now, and it's amazing what revelations he
Speaker 14: gives you with this and how some of those things
Speaker 14: that used to believe about yourself just melt away because
Speaker 14: you understand that's not who you are. But then again,
Speaker 14: you know, I was just spiritual mook at the time,
Speaker 14: and I had a lot of I'm still not going
Speaker 14: to do. You know, there's the saying I love that
Speaker 14: that you know when when you're ripe, you're right, When
Speaker 14: you're green, you grow, and I want to stay green
Speaker 14: in Jesus, that's great and Jesus.
Speaker 2: But I think your best things in the book you
Speaker 2: got that are doing my book. Here one of our
Speaker 2: one of our quotes that we dearly love, David, and
Speaker 2: I'll share with you real quick. Here is from C. S. Lewis,
Speaker 2: and I know there it is. I highlighted it blue
Speaker 2: because I love this so much, and to be honest,
Speaker 2: it was a little deep for me. I partially part
Speaker 2: of this is I'm accomplished because I understand what this
Speaker 2: means and this is something I just I just love.
Speaker 2: I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun
Speaker 2: has risen, not only because I see it, but because
Speaker 2: by it, I see everything else.
Speaker 4: That's a great quote.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, And so that that for us is what
Speaker 8: the light of Christ represents, you know, and when we've
Speaker 8: seen what he can do, we also find that, you know,
Speaker 8: we have fallen asleep to the miracles, as we have
Speaker 8: been presenting some Christmas messages lately.
Speaker 2: You know, we just got stuck on this whole. You know, Okay,
Speaker 2: there was a virgin birth and wait what you know,
Speaker 2: you get you get caught in realizing the miracles that
Speaker 2: got us to where we're at and talking about the
Speaker 2: people that were witnessing that in anticipation of the birth
Speaker 2: of Christ. Right, and here we are two thousand some
Speaker 2: years later with all of the miracles, but they're so
Speaker 2: mundane now because we don't even consider that. And one
Speaker 2: thing that Doc had talked about, and the thing that
Speaker 2: we deal with a lot, is that people don't have
Speaker 2: a sense of self worth. Well, when you're aborting almost
Speaker 2: a million babies a year, is it any wonder that
Speaker 2: since nineteen seventy three the value of a life has
Speaker 2: been discounted. When you see gang members on TV that
Speaker 2: are arrested for murder and they're happy because in their
Speaker 2: mind and their culture. They have actually made it to
Speaker 2: the big time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then you look at how this it spreads
Speaker 3: out everything else. It spreads out to euthanasia, it spreads
Speaker 3: out to you know, physicians letting people die. And you know,
Speaker 3: we don't have any respect for life at any level.
Speaker 3: We didn't have what about fatherhood? What does it say
Speaker 3: about the real fatherhood as well? And a lot isn't
Speaker 3: worth anything, right.
Speaker 4: That's right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, we have held life pretty cheap, I think
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty, you know, one of the things that
Speaker 3: they were daring to people and still holding it cheap.
Speaker 3: There's no no penalty for any of that stuff. But
Speaker 3: you know, when you're we're talking about this, and I
Speaker 3: want to I want to talk a little bit about
Speaker 3: Pakistan because I'm curious, how did you get involved in that?
Speaker 4: And how do you how do you.
Speaker 3: Find people in Pakistan? And that kind of represses things,
Speaker 3: one of the worst places on earth to be a
Speaker 3: Christian in terms of persecution, And how do you find
Speaker 3: this people on?
Speaker 4: How is this? How do it's all work out? How'd
Speaker 4: you get involved in that?
Speaker 2: You know, my unique fluent ard you na, no, that
Speaker 2: wasn't there.
Speaker 14: This very forgiving.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, that was just no, It's crazy, David. How
Speaker 2: it all started. Now, we're coming up on a two
Speaker 2: year anniversary of free Indeed Pakistan. But about four years ago,
Speaker 2: maybe even more than that, uh, you know, on Facebook,
Speaker 2: you begin to get these around the world Hello, how
Speaker 2: are you? You know, or maybe even not that grammatically correct,
Speaker 2: you know, and like whatever whatever. So this man I
Speaker 2: thought was doing this, you know, well, can I pray
Speaker 2: for you? Can I pray for you? And so we
Speaker 2: went through several things and so I'd throw it out there.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 2: But what struck me is we go a year, year
Speaker 2: and a half almost two years in this relationship and
Speaker 2: this person from Pakistan had never asked for anything from
Speaker 2: me except for prayer. So one day, what you know,
Speaker 2: tell me what you need? Well, anyway, a long story
Speaker 2: short turned out that Sabmreene, who I was conversing with,
Speaker 2: is a woman who is now part of our family
Speaker 2: that we all dearly love, and she speaks English and
Speaker 2: she was raised we have actually via the internet. We've
Speaker 2: never been there, but in the Internet we've been out
Speaker 2: to the so called villis where she was raised, which
Speaker 2: is basically a little side of a mountain like kind
Speaker 2: of a cave that her mother still lives in. And
Speaker 2: her father was a Christian way back then, and he
Speaker 2: wanted her to have an education because as a Christian believer,
Speaker 2: you can't get any kind of a job at all
Speaker 2: unless you convert, right, So anyway, she started in her
Speaker 2: She showed me her little bedroom with a little hole
Speaker 2: in the side of her for whatever and then this
Speaker 2: little cock and she would move her cot during the
Speaker 2: day and started off with four or five children that
Speaker 2: she began to teach at sixteen years old. And so
Speaker 2: now we're up to I don't know how many schools,
Speaker 2: but between eight hundred and one thousand students now, and
Speaker 2: she's an administrator over six or seven of these schools,
Speaker 2: which might sound fancy, but they live in complete poverty.
Speaker 2: So we've been able to come in. I was able
Speaker 2: to ship books to her, and so now we teach free. Indeed,
Speaker 2: we actually have an annual retreat now that we've had
Speaker 2: two Bible camps where we do a solid, very hard
Speaker 2: a long week that where they're in Bible camp and
Speaker 2: we teach identity in Christ and the freedom from this
Speaker 2: I am a child of God. Right, I'm freedom that
Speaker 2: they give somebody right, we've even forgiveness is a big
Speaker 2: part of what we talk about in our book, not
Speaker 2: because the other person who deserves it, but because that's
Speaker 2: what hinders the Holy Spirit from really doing its work
Speaker 2: through you, because of what unforgiveness does. Now, imagine living
Speaker 2: in a country where ninety eight percent of the people
Speaker 2: hate you.
Speaker 4: So of the whole.
Speaker 2: Forgiveness ceremonies we've done have been so powerful. They didn't
Speaker 2: weren't even aware because it seems natural to hate the enemy.
Speaker 2: But they have been freed of so much of this
Speaker 2: and it's allowed. I mean, it's just flourishing. David, you wouldn't.
Speaker 2: I'll get you know, I can get her on anytime.
Speaker 2: She loves doing this. She's on shows, she's been on
Speaker 2: with us with Trent before, just soak because the things
Speaker 2: that there was one one example, one night I called
Speaker 2: her because we were preparing for an upcoming meeting and
Speaker 2: I'm like, Samarena, it's dark in there. Why aren't you where?
Speaker 2: She said, no, we have no electricity. I said, oh
Speaker 2: the powers of no. We did not have enough this
Speaker 2: month to pay our bit, Like you know what, let
Speaker 2: me know, will help you out. She said, no, you
Speaker 2: don't understand. We found fifteen families with no food, Like, uh,
Speaker 2: why would we be so arrogant as to have power?
Speaker 2: When we found these fifteen families back here that didn't
Speaker 2: have anything to eat, we went and fed them. We'll
Speaker 2: get power next month.
Speaker 3: What a difference to that and the American Church.
Speaker 4: You know, we're multimillion dollar building.
Speaker 3: You know, I was just talking about what was happening
Speaker 3: with in Silicon Valley and that said, oh, this is
Speaker 3: really great, Like Christianity's on the move there. We got
Speaker 3: Peter Tiel has coming and you know, we got this
Speaker 3: twelve million dollar building that we put up here and everything.
Speaker 3: It's like, I don't recognize any of that. It's what
Speaker 3: she's doing that's the real real thing, truly is that's amazing.
Speaker 3: And of course they're in Pakistan, as you point out,
Speaker 3: it's not just the fact that they will you won't
Speaker 3: be able to get a job, and of course, you know,
Speaker 3: who knows, we might wind up with something like that
Speaker 3: pretty soon as well. Because I constantly cover people who
Speaker 3: are being dictated to violate their conscience and their religious beliefs,
Speaker 3: and if they don't, they are purged, they're perge office
Speaker 3: social media, they're purged out of their job and so forth.
Speaker 3: So that type of intolerance is working its way here
Speaker 3: as well. But it's even worse than that, because have
Speaker 3: they had any people in the group that you work
Speaker 3: with that have been harmed?
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, yeah, we had about a year year and
Speaker 2: a half ago there was we okay, so we had
Speaker 2: this issue. The roads are terrible potholes everywhere, and the
Speaker 2: way these pastors and the people that are working in
Speaker 2: our ministry travel was by these motorcycles and so by
Speaker 2: the time they're thirty five thirty eight forty max, their
Speaker 2: backs are gone from up and down these roads. So anyway,
Speaker 2: we were blessed and able to get them a van.
Speaker 2: Well she puts free indeed, John eight thirty six all
Speaker 2: over that, and then I'm just like, hey, hey on here,
Speaker 2: you know, is this safe for us to do? She
Speaker 2: was like, oh, yeah, it's safe. Well it wasn't long
Speaker 2: after that, and I will tell you we can tell
Speaker 2: stories about our wonderful interactions with Muslims there because what
Speaker 2: we're told is not true. The guy that does all
Speaker 2: of our type setting in Pakistan, I can show you
Speaker 2: all the stuff she does over there, all the banners
Speaker 2: and all the things that we have, is a that
Speaker 2: does this. And she has told me that she has
Speaker 2: gone to him and he is reading some of this
Speaker 2: and he is like so curious about this Jesus that
Speaker 2: we know, because he knows him as a prophet, but
Speaker 2: yet he's terrified to ask any more questions. Right, So, anyway,
Speaker 2: this moves along to where we're doing good in this
Speaker 2: jeering walla, this area that we're at kind of a
Speaker 2: Christian little area, and so out of the blue, the
Speaker 2: government decides that they're going to put a Christian on
Speaker 2: the government as an advocate. Sounds good right now, so
Speaker 2: fast right because the uprising they burnt ninety nine homes,
Speaker 2: they killed a baby, they burnt twenty churches, and the
Speaker 2: government's response was, of course to fire the guy that
Speaker 2: they were going to call as an advocate. We've seen
Speaker 2: one of our men beaten severely to an inch of
Speaker 2: his death because somebody took a page of the Koran,
Speaker 2: threw it out in front of him. He will by
Speaker 2: step to it. And they said that he blasphemed the Koran.
Speaker 2: And so you know, this identity in Christ to them,
Speaker 2: the reason that they're happy is they know every day
Speaker 2: could be that day for them standing up for Jesus.
Speaker 2: But now that they realize they're an eternal spirit with
Speaker 2: a soul that's going to live forever, and that we
Speaker 2: have a whisper of a life, and that things here
Speaker 2: are rubbish, they get all that and they clutch onto them.
Speaker 2: So that's why although I was happy to talk about
Speaker 2: some of the drug addiction, you see now while I'm
Speaker 2: saying that this is so much bigger of an issue.
Speaker 2: It's identity.
Speaker 14: Who am I?
Speaker 2: You know what I have decided? Once you say you're
Speaker 2: a believer, there are certain conditions to all this. We
Speaker 2: want to act like in our culture, Oh, say a
Speaker 2: little prayer, do what you want, go to church on Sunday,
Speaker 2: be a good person, and you're going to go to heaven.
Speaker 2: But if you read in the Bible, there's nowhere anywhere
Speaker 2: that substantiates that it is purely conditional for those in Christ. Therefore,
Speaker 2: those if you're in Christ, you're a new creation, right, yeah,
Speaker 2: roman day one, you know that there is no common
Speaker 2: condemnation for those in Christ.
Speaker 4: That's right, And.
Speaker 3: You miss that that richness, I mean the fact that
Speaker 3: these people can be content with their life, probably more
Speaker 3: content than most Americans under these difficult circumstances. That is
Speaker 3: the thing that we're missing here. You know, we have
Speaker 3: so much and yet it is so shallow, so materialistic,
Speaker 3: and they can transcend that and a large part of that.
Speaker 3: And we can always look at this in our own
Speaker 3: personal lives. So many times the difficult things are the
Speaker 3: times that we grow and we get closer. And you know,
Speaker 3: just like in your life, Doc, the fact that you
Speaker 3: had such a long, difficult period of darkness makes the
Speaker 3: light so much sweeter, doesn't Yes.
Speaker 14: It does, it definitely does well.
Speaker 2: Not only that the whole idea of testimony, this man
Speaker 2: has been able to set eye to eye with countless people,
Speaker 2: person after person after person, on one on one basis.
Speaker 2: And that person know, just in last week or two,
Speaker 2: I had a situation here at the house. There was
Speaker 2: a worker and you're a pastor. I'm like yeah, And
Speaker 2: he was at a breaking point. I mean, this guy
Speaker 2: was ready to give it all up. And so you know,
Speaker 2: he reaffirmed is a love of Christ and he said, hey,
Speaker 2: will you do this with me? I said, well I will,
Speaker 2: but I got somebody else. And so because he had
Speaker 2: suffered a period of alcoholism, was still in the throes
Speaker 2: of it, and that evening Doc had about a forty
Speaker 2: five minute conversation with the man because I knew that
Speaker 2: was the handoff. Right six months after I'd been saved,
Speaker 2: the guy that led me to the Lord said Hey,
Speaker 2: there's a guy who needs you to talk to. I'm like,
Speaker 2: it might not have been six months. I'm like, what
Speaker 2: are you talking about. You're the pastor, you're a world evangelist.
Speaker 2: He goes, yeah, but I've never been divorced. So this
Speaker 2: concept is what the Bible teaches. You know, you want
Speaker 2: to hold someone's hand, and who better to hold someone's
Speaker 2: and someone who has already walked the path that that
Speaker 2: person is maybe going to be walking down.
Speaker 4: That's very wise. Yeah, that is very true.
Speaker 14: And saying in the same token, uh, it doesn't matter
Speaker 14: what that path is, Jesus is the is the antidote.
Speaker 14: That's rights ancdote for all the bars that we were
Speaker 14: behind in our own prison. And uh, you know, I
Speaker 14: had never if somebody had told me years ago I'd
Speaker 14: be doing this, I'd have thought they were crazy. No,
Speaker 14: I'd probably ask them what they were smoking.
Speaker 2: To be honest, with you.
Speaker 14: Let me ask. But you know, Lord's plans are not
Speaker 14: my plans. And I'm learning every day to be that
Speaker 14: light for others because you can talk a good game
Speaker 14: all day long, but if you if you are not
Speaker 14: demonstrating that in experience, because we know life is just
Speaker 14: accumulation of experiences. And I tell these men even listen,
Speaker 14: I've never been incarcerated, but I could have been the Lord.
Speaker 14: The Lord touched me to start at local jail ministry
Speaker 14: about twelve years ago. But then I found out that
Speaker 14: ninety over ninety five percent of the people that are
Speaker 14: in jail or prison it's somewhere down drug or alcohol related.
Speaker 14: They're always usually not a they're not a sober mind.
Speaker 14: You know, when the crime, whatever they've done, they've done.
Speaker 14: So you know, like you said, the light is the
Speaker 14: brightest words the darkest. That's right, and a lot of
Speaker 14: times that's where the darkness, it really is the deepest.
Speaker 3: Well truly is amazing what you guys have been involved in.
Speaker 3: But of course, as you'd point out, it is Christ
Speaker 3: who is leading you to that, leading you through that,
Speaker 3: and helping you to lead other people out of that.
Speaker 3: But it is, it is wonderful to go back and
Speaker 3: to look at the power, especially as we're coming into
Speaker 3: a new year, the power that Christ gives us to
Speaker 3: completely change our life, to give us a new start.
Speaker 3: And I just hope that everybody takes a look at it,
Speaker 3: because there is anybody that's arrived there in any of
Speaker 3: us who can't find some richer deeper walk with Christ,
Speaker 3: richer deeper meaning in life coming up in this next year.
Speaker 3: And so it's great to talk to you guys again.
Speaker 3: You've got a book free. Indeed, you've got a website.
Speaker 3: The word says dot net. Of course that's going to
Speaker 3: read direct to your new website that is going to
Speaker 3: be up pretty soon, I guess. And anything else you
Speaker 3: want to tell people before we go any other.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to leave with this word of hope,
Speaker 2: and I think it's the first scripture that comes into
Speaker 2: our book. And our hope is that people would embrace
Speaker 2: the fact that being free indeed is something that's attainable
Speaker 2: in this life. Yes, not to get in to this attack.
Speaker 2: And so Second Corinthians, chapter three, verses seventeen and eighteen
Speaker 2: say this, Now the Lord is spirit, and where the
Speaker 2: spirit of the Lord is, there is and we all
Speaker 2: who with unveiled faces contemplate the Lord's glory are being
Speaker 2: transformed into his image with ever increasing glory which comes
Speaker 2: from the Lord who is spirit. Yeah, get your identity
Speaker 2: going this year, make that you're you're not New Year's
Speaker 2: but the rest of this existence on earth, to understand
Speaker 2: the spirit with the soul and this body is very temporary.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 4: Amen.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you very much, Jeff Weiss and Doc Roberts,
Speaker 3: Thank you, gentlemen.
Speaker 4: Thank you for what you do.
Speaker 3: Thank you for the positive message that all of us
Speaker 3: can benefit from. Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Thank you, David, Thank you, thanks for having us. Thank you.
Speaker 4: Good day, God bless you.
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