Speaker 1: So all of that, setting that aside for a moment.
Speaker 1: We will get back into that in the third hour.
Speaker 1: I want to talk about domestic American politic and really
Speaker 1: the world what's going on right now. I want to
Speaker 1: talk about the new mRNA flu shot that they've got
Speaker 1: going around, which apparently has some sort of astronomically high
Speaker 1: injury or you know, some I don't want to use
Speaker 1: a term and get sued, some sort of bad correlation
Speaker 1: in statistics that we're going to look at today in
Speaker 1: various articles. We've also got the new CDC appointee, a
Speaker 1: woman who says that mRNA is both safe and effective,
Speaker 1: kind of in line with the father of the vaccine
Speaker 1: and the creator of Operation warp Speed, Donald Trump. We've
Speaker 1: heard over the years from people even on this network,
Speaker 1: like doctor Robert Malone, the inventor of said technology, who's
Speaker 1: listed its dangers, it's problems, and ultimately the thing you
Speaker 1: have to remember and the thing you have to know
Speaker 1: about the COVID shot and about the mRNA technology in
Speaker 1: general and crew if you can look this up, this
Speaker 1: would be great. They change the definition of the word vaccine,
Speaker 1: they change the finish prior. I forget the exact term,
Speaker 1: but you know it was something that prevented you from
Speaker 1: actually getting a disease and attenuating it in a specific way.
Speaker 1: This is, you know, they're playing god with your genetics.
Speaker 1: They're turning you into a self replicating nano factory to
Speaker 1: make the spike protein. And oh yes, you must you
Speaker 1: must be protected at all times for something that is
Speaker 1: essentially a bad cold, a bad flu in like the
Speaker 1: worst cases. Right, you must be protected at all times
Speaker 1: from something. You must be like bubble boy, you must
Speaker 1: be in your bubble with your twelve vaccinations a year. Now,
Speaker 1: I say that as a joke. I think it's a
Speaker 1: lot more. How many shots are you supposed to get
Speaker 1: a year? Can we pull this up as well? Crew,
Speaker 1: how many shots are we supposed to get a year?
Speaker 1: Because I think it was like seventy two for the baby, right,
Speaker 1: your baby has to be protected by getting you know,
Speaker 1: dozens and dozens and dozens of vaccinations. And now they
Speaker 1: won't even be traditional vaccinations that have the heavy metal
Speaker 1: and aluminium mercury in them, right, or the sp forty
Speaker 1: We don't have to worry about that. Soon we'll just
Speaker 1: you know, the kids will be biological androids. Pretty much
Speaker 1: we'll be injecting self replicating mRNA technology into two year
Speaker 1: olds and saying that it's liberal and good just because
Speaker 1: Trump did it. I don't think so. And that's why
Speaker 1: I think it's very serious to hold into account how
Speaker 1: we used to be treated on the whole COVID issue,
Speaker 1: how they treated it as something to beat us over
Speaker 1: the head with the humiliation ritual under Biden. You know,
Speaker 1: this is a very dark time in the country that
Speaker 1: I want to revisit today. But it's important to realize
Speaker 1: we're close to having this again. And you can say, oh,
Speaker 1: I don't think Americans would fall for it this time.
Speaker 1: I think Americans are tired of being lied to. Oh,
Speaker 1: I think Americans don't trust the system. They could do
Speaker 1: another rollout another virus, very very easily, and they lied
Speaker 1: about it the first time, and they got away with
Speaker 1: it for like half a decade, and the people that
Speaker 1: did it are never going to get charged. I want
Speaker 1: to go ahead and show clip number one Cobert, This
Speaker 1: is summer of twenty twenty, Summer twenty twenty one, his
Speaker 1: flip flop on vaccines in big Pharma, and then we're
Speaker 1: to show clip number two, right, Cuomo lied, Grandma died,
Speaker 1: remember that that whole time period. These people are sick
Speaker 1: and they want you to forget that this happened. And
Speaker 1: here's the thing, people on the right, this is just
Speaker 1: like the Epstein issue. This is just like the war issue.
Speaker 1: We were major against this in twenty twenty four. And
Speaker 1: a whole part of Kennedy's platform is supposed to be about,
Speaker 1: you know, stopping the vaccines and stopping the autism and
Speaker 1: doing this and doing that. And the problem with everything
Speaker 1: that has happened in the failures, especially on the pesticide
Speaker 1: factor when it comes to the glyc of state, which
Speaker 1: I'll get into here in a moment, all of these
Speaker 1: things have just you know, shaken the trust so deeply
Speaker 1: that the American people, I mean, Maha, think about what
Speaker 1: you really need to win elections. You really need women
Speaker 1: to win elections, right, They vote more. I think now
Speaker 1: they have more payroll jobs than men. Like they're winning
Speaker 1: right now big time. And a big issue for these
Speaker 1: suburban moms, white especially is like they're feeding their kids
Speaker 1: the organic food, making sure there's no pesticide, making sure
Speaker 1: there's no environmental contamination or otherwise. And I think this
Speaker 1: is just kind of universal for everybody, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: male or female, but especially for women that are mothers.
Speaker 1: This was a huge you know uh uh. This is
Speaker 1: a huge uh step building block to building a major
Speaker 1: coalition that we could have had for decades and decades
Speaker 1: and decades, and then we get them in there and
Speaker 1: it's the same old thing, and ultimately this seeds power
Speaker 1: to the Democrats. When you do this dancing around, there
Speaker 1: are people in vaccine outfits completely disgusting. Let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and show this doctor Fauci held in contempt of Congress
Speaker 1: by Ran Paul. That's number three. Go ahead and play it.
Speaker 1: Seeing no other emotions, The question is on reporting of
Speaker 1: an original resolution regarding contempt of Congress. The cleric will
Speaker 1: call the.
Speaker 2: Role Center Johnson Yes, Ci Center, Scott Yes Center, Hollyhi Center, Marino.
Speaker 3: On behalf of the millions of people harmed by Anthony Fauci, resoundingly.
Speaker 2: Yes, Centers Center, Moody Center, Hassen Sener, Titterman Center, Geago
Speaker 2: by proxy Center.
Speaker 4: Slock In No by proxy Yes, Patriots, Mister Chairman, on
Speaker 4: the vote of those present, the Yaser eight, Theaser five
Speaker 4: on the vote by proxy, and for the record only,
Speaker 4: the yaser zero, the NASER two on this vote, the
Speaker 4: Yeaser eight, the NASER five, and the motion is agreed to.
Speaker 5: Mister Chairman pursued.
Speaker 1: Packwatch on Fauci. So it's gonna be very interesting. So
Speaker 1: keep in mind, because he received the pardon, he's not
Speaker 1: allowed to plead the fit. That's the law, right, So
Speaker 1: he's got a ad the government and their investigation because
Speaker 1: he's legally protected.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: It shows that what he did was so despicable and
Speaker 1: evil by lying about funding gain of function research, specifically
Speaker 1: Eco Health Alliance. You can read the emails for yourself.
Speaker 1: This guy is on a tier of a Hitler, on
Speaker 1: the tier of Stalin, on the tier of mouse tongue
Speaker 1: in his evil. This is somebody that ran experiments on
Speaker 1: beagles where he inserted, you know, flesh eating whatever. I know,
Speaker 1: we got people at home that don't want to hear
Speaker 1: the disgusting stuff. This guy's a pure demon. And he
Speaker 1: said in his journal he liked how powerful he felt.
Speaker 1: Oh she noticed me because I'm Doc Defauci. You though
Speaker 1: I threw the first pitch at the Washington Orioles game.
Speaker 1: Just what a disgusting human being, What a disgusting person
Speaker 1: And he sat there in Congress, and why I say
Speaker 1: he's disgusting. Here's the thing, here's the thing. I'm not
Speaker 1: attacking somebody personally. I'm attacking the entity that he represents.
Speaker 1: He's a killer, all right, because we can talk about
Speaker 1: COVID and that did kill people, but talk about the
Speaker 1: vaccine and the people that have quote unquote died suddenly
Speaker 1: every single year in mass The insurance company actuary show
Speaker 1: it very clearly. That is what, in my opinion, he
Speaker 1: is directly responsible for. He knows it. He either doesn't
Speaker 1: care or he's a rationalized it as he's a god
Speaker 1: figure and he can do whatever he wants, which is sick.
Speaker 1: And you know why he gets away with it because
Speaker 1: we have other people in power that have that same narcissism,
Speaker 1: that same god complex, rock star syndrome, whatever you want
Speaker 1: to call it, that do the same thing. The same
Speaker 1: thing is endemic and Trump as well. So it's just
Speaker 1: truly disgusting. And we really can't say enough bad things
Speaker 1: about doctor Fauci. He really is a killer. You know,
Speaker 1: he killed the gay people with the aids he gave
Speaker 1: him insane cancer drugs and stuff like that. Rim Dezevir,
Speaker 1: you can read about that in the book that RFK wrote,
Speaker 1: which is excellent an excellent audiobook as well. They do
Speaker 1: it really well. They have very serious narrator, really makes
Speaker 1: you understand how dramatic his crimes are. You can hear
Speaker 1: about it there his crimes in the nineties. You can
Speaker 1: hear about the protests against him, him being named. They
Speaker 1: the Dallas Buyer's Club is about Fauci. The Dallas Buyer's
Speaker 1: Club is about Anthony Fauci. And they changed the story
Speaker 1: because Matthew McConaughey didn't want to be didn't want to
Speaker 1: be the gay dude with aids or whatever. But it's
Speaker 1: the same story. It's real life. It's a true story. Literally,
Speaker 1: he's a super villain. He's a he is a blockbuster
Speaker 1: movie supervillain, like the bad guy in the heat or
Speaker 1: something heat or not. That's too cool. He's a monster,
Speaker 1: Doctor Fauci. You are killing us. He's been killing for
Speaker 1: a long time. It's it's what I do well on
Speaker 1: doctor Fauci. And you know what, Navy, he'll be held
Speaker 1: in contempt. I think he is gonna be held in
Speaker 1: contemp based off that vote. I think that's what is confirmed.
Speaker 1: But will anything happen to him, because if they call
Speaker 1: his pardon into question at all, the fear is on
Speaker 1: the Republican side. And this is why I'm not supporting
Speaker 1: the GOP is that, oh it will if we hold
Speaker 1: people to account and do what the voters told us
Speaker 1: to do. Then because of our crimes and our insider
Speaker 1: trading and our stock market betting, and our and our
Speaker 1: wars and what and whatnot, all all just there's too
Speaker 1: many crimes to list when it comes to but how
Speaker 1: about you know the three point two billion in a
Speaker 1: defense related contracts that the Trump family has gotten, right,
Speaker 1: that would be a little bit suspect, right, what about
Speaker 1: Trump enriching himself with billions and billions of dollars? But
Speaker 1: what about it? Right? It doesn't really matter when you
Speaker 1: think about all the people that have been killed, right,
Speaker 1: just let it go. It's just a little bit of money, right,
Speaker 1: And that's the deal that they make. That's the deal
Speaker 1: that they make with each other. You kill a bunch
Speaker 1: of people, I steal a bunch of money and also
Speaker 1: kill a bunch of people and in illegal war, and
Speaker 1: we're not going to prosecute each other. And it's a
Speaker 1: question of whatever side violates that like wink, wink, nudge, nudge,
Speaker 1: like handshake, good old boy type agreement. That is going
Speaker 1: to be the side that ultimately implements the radical agenda
Speaker 1: in America. And I think that's where we are. I
Speaker 1: think that's the future. Like it or not, I'm just
Speaker 1: trying to predict, you know, future events. Let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and break this down because I said I was going
Speaker 1: to do it at the start of the hour. Overhead shot, please,
Speaker 1: FDA approves first mRNA flu shot from Moderna. The vaccine muffluzi.
Speaker 1: Oh it's got a liberal may Mflusia was a proof
Speaker 1: for older adults, and trials was found to be about
Speaker 1: twenty seven percent more effective than the standard flu shot,
Speaker 1: which is like ten percent effective. It doesn't even work.
Speaker 1: They have to guess on it and put like three
Speaker 1: strains of the flu and there's like one hundred each season.
Speaker 1: Like you, good grief, people, You're gonna go get a
Speaker 1: shot in your arm for the flu. Oh, the flu
Speaker 1: kills millions of people. You don't understand how serious it is. Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: well you are you a part of the risk group?
Speaker 1: Are you like an overweight seventy eight year old woman
Speaker 1: or something. Oh well, no, I'm thirty three, but I
Speaker 1: get every vaccine the government tells me to do because
Speaker 1: I'm a liberal. They're like, well, that's not very scientific, now,
Speaker 1: is it. It doesn't really make sense for you to
Speaker 1: take something that's gonna protect you quote unquote from something
Speaker 1: that could theoretically basically ninety nine point nine nine nine
Speaker 1: percent not hurt you kill you right, you're gonna make
Speaker 1: this giant sacrifice and you're not even gonna use a
Speaker 1: traditional vaccine. You're gonna use self replicating mRNA technology. You're
Speaker 1: gonna gene at it yourself. You're gonna crisper edit your
Speaker 1: like it's cyberpunk twenty seventy seven, just because the government
Speaker 1: says it's cool, and you say, oh, what do you
Speaker 1: know all the scientists say it's great. Oh yeah, scientists
Speaker 1: say it cool. What else a scientists say was cool?
Speaker 1: Scientist said you were going to die from COVID, Scientist
Speaker 1: said you couldn't leave your house. Scientist said you were
Speaker 1: going to kill grandma. Why should you believe anything they
Speaker 1: have to say, especially when it comes with the added
Speaker 1: interest of oh, these aren't just the liberal healthcare Oh
Speaker 1: we love to help you take a tempt to make
Speaker 1: sure you're doing all right. It's about the money. This
Speaker 1: is one of, if not the biggest industry in the
Speaker 1: United States. This is why we are all sick, this
Speaker 1: is why we are all fat, this is why we
Speaker 1: are all retarded. Is so that big pharma and the
Speaker 1: medical industrial complex can take advantage of us. Okay, this
Speaker 1: is very simple. This is just the reality of being
Speaker 1: an American. It's just like our military, where we pay
Speaker 1: the absolute most for the most mediocre product. And that's
Speaker 1: the reality. And everyone that wants to say, oh, it's
Speaker 1: liberal for us to help you live your life, it's
Speaker 1: liberal for us to watch you can control you. They
Speaker 1: don't prevent deaths, They cause them. Okay, they cause the deaths.
Speaker 1: That's what they do. And that's the goal of the vaccine.
Speaker 1: In my opinion, that's what doctor quote unquote Anthony Fauci
Speaker 1: was trying to do. What he wasn't trying to assassinate beagles.
Speaker 1: The FDA approved on Wednesday the US's first flu shot
Speaker 1: that uses mRNA technology from the drugmaker Maderna. The FBI
Speaker 1: granted approval for two age groups, adults fifty to sixty
Speaker 1: five and adults sixty five and up on the condition
Speaker 1: that Maderna run an additional clinical trial in the older group,
Speaker 1: The company said in the release, in a late stage trial,
Speaker 1: was found to be about twenty percent more effective in
Speaker 1: the standard flu shot. Many scientists and public health experts
Speaker 1: have touted the idea of mRNA based flu vaccine. You're like,
Speaker 1: literally that they're cattle and they make money off you
Speaker 1: because they make the government buy the vaccine and then
Speaker 1: they like resell it again to the distributor. It's just
Speaker 1: a giant scam. There's a giant, complete and total scam.
Speaker 1: And I wish we had real vaccines that were good,
Speaker 1: but everything these people make is poison designed to kill us.
Speaker 1: All the good drugs are generic, by the way, because
Speaker 1: they can't make money off of things like ivermect right
Speaker 1: seventeen seventy six, RX dot health. By the way, I've
Speaker 1: remecked in formbiddeness all. I'll keep reading this. Many scientists
Speaker 1: and public health experts have tied the idea of the
Speaker 1: RNA flu vaccine, which uses the same messenger RNA platform
Speaker 1: as a COVID vaccine vaccines from Maderna and Pfizer. That's
Speaker 1: because it can be manufactured much much faster from traditional vaccines.
Speaker 1: Because it's not a vaccine. They change the definition of
Speaker 1: the word. If we can pull that up, crew, if
Speaker 1: y'all were looking for that earlier, please look forward again.
Speaker 1: Maderna says it takes two to three months from picking
Speaker 1: the strain to rolling out its flu shot, compare with
Speaker 1: about six months for traditional flu shots. If you're choosing
Speaker 1: the strain half a year before, how good can we
Speaker 1: be at shop shooting? We need to inject the MNA,
Speaker 1: said doctor op Levy, Brazilian maybe, director of the Precision
Speaker 1: Vaccines Program at Boston Children's Hospital. The flu puts hundreds
Speaker 1: of thousands of people in the hospital every year, and
Speaker 1: there can be tens of thousands of deaths. Young shoulder
Speaker 1: older adults more likely to get very sick from the flu.
Speaker 1: Traditional flu shot ranges and effectiveness from twenty two to
Speaker 1: fifty six percent, right, and it's got all the additives
Speaker 1: in it. It's got everything that we've ever talked about,
Speaker 1: like the aluminum, the mercury, and it's just ineffective in general.
Speaker 1: They want everyone to take this and basically be mandated
Speaker 1: to take it. And this is the crossroads that we
Speaker 1: were at with COVID, and I want to talk about
Speaker 1: that for a second. I want to talk about Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: I want to talk about Kamala as well. The idea.
Speaker 1: I thought about this a lot, because here's the thing.
Speaker 1: Everyone asks you to have a concrete position all the time.
Speaker 1: I'm making up my mind about a lot of these things.
Speaker 1: If you think about Biden specifically legal or not legalize it,
Speaker 1: mandating under OSHA that eighty million federal employees would take
Speaker 1: the vaccine. You think about something like that, and the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court struck it down because it's unconstitutional. It's legal,
Speaker 1: you can't can't do that to people. But think about
Speaker 1: the force coercion of tens of millions of Americans that
Speaker 1: thought that they were and lose their job because this
Speaker 1: was implemented or it was about to be implemented. Think
Speaker 1: about that, the robbery of informed consent from the population.
Speaker 1: Because big Brother, the government, the bureaucracy, the government, the companies,
Speaker 1: corporate capture, they know better than you. They run your life.
Speaker 1: You will do what they say. And to be fair
Speaker 1: with Trump coming back in, he hasn't tried to do
Speaker 1: anything like that. So I think that's one of the
Speaker 1: rare positives in my view. That being said, the idea
Speaker 1: of this stuff slowly creeping up all around us and
Speaker 1: coming right back is that's what we face. And I
Speaker 1: think that's the biggest hazard in any coming you know,
Speaker 1: Democrat administration, is that they might even be willing to
Speaker 1: say on TV, oh it's too extreme. We don't know
Speaker 1: what happened. Oh oh maybe Fauci was bad. Oh they
Speaker 1: will do that a little bit. That'll be fine, they'll
Speaker 1: cap that way. But I would be very concerned about
Speaker 1: future pandemics and you know, mysteriously to their benefit, they
Speaker 1: emerge and then they take over. I think that's really scary.
Speaker 1: I think that might be a reality in the future
Speaker 1: if we don't stop them and have a populist movement
Speaker 1: to save the country. Let's go ahead and go to
Speaker 1: clip number five on this mRNA flu shot.
Speaker 6: The Food and Drug Administration yesterday approved the country's first
Speaker 6: flu shot that uses mr INA technology. It is called
Speaker 6: m Fluzeva and it's from drugmaker Maderna. The FDA granted
Speaker 6: approval for two age groups, adults fifty to sixty five
Speaker 6: and sixty five and older. In a late stage trial
Speaker 6: in fluz eva was found to be about twenty seven
Speaker 6: percent more effective than a standard flu shot. Maderna said
Speaker 6: in plus EVA will be available for this false flu season.
Speaker 1: All right, now, clip ten. This is the lady that's
Speaker 1: been appointed the new head of the CDC. I believe
Speaker 1: and she thinks that mRNA is safe and effective. It's
Speaker 1: why she got the job. She also wore a Giana
Speaker 1: Star of David necklace and that definitely helps you get confirmed.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and show clip number ten. I do believe
Speaker 1: that mrn You're all welcome afterwards.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do believe that mRNA technology is safe and effective.
Speaker 5: Thank you. I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: Dude, We're getting everything we voted for. Isn't it so cool? Well,
Speaker 1: it's based right, and you literally I can't criticize this,
Speaker 1: you know, because I was ignorant. I didn't even know
Speaker 1: consider the vaccine issue, even knowing inside that he was
Speaker 1: the father of the vaccine. You know, I really we
Speaker 1: did some of the best work out of any network
Speaker 1: on the COVID time period. Info Wars was under such
Speaker 1: insane attack at that time, and literally the best guest,
Speaker 1: the best coverage wall to wall twenty four to seven
Speaker 1: woke so many people up about what was happening there.
Speaker 1: I just I don't get how Trump comes back and
Speaker 1: literally it's just like, oh yeah, well, I know what
Speaker 1: my base wants. Whatever I liked, whatever I need them
Speaker 1: to want, whatever I want, whatever I need them to like,
Speaker 1: and you know, just we let everything go. I was
Speaker 1: going to talk about this earlier. I got like two
Speaker 1: minutes thirty seconds, so I can get it done in
Speaker 1: that time period. RFK Junior said that we have to
Speaker 1: keep the glyc the state as a quote unquote, it's
Speaker 1: it's a matter of national security, he said, we have
Speaker 1: to keep it, even though he won a lawsuit against
Speaker 1: Monsanto proving that it caused non Hodgin's lymphoma. And if
Speaker 1: it's carcinogenic in that way, it's carcinogenic in all other ways.
Speaker 1: Because it's a carcinogen period, right, it's something that hurts
Speaker 1: your DNA and your sales would cause cancer. He wins
Speaker 1: that lawsuit two hundred and seventy million dollars, right for
Speaker 1: the client or whatever. And oh well, we can't get
Speaker 1: rid of the fifty flavors of chips at the gas station,
Speaker 1: even though they're killing all the kids and killing all
Speaker 1: the middle aged people and the just everybody who goes
Speaker 1: in the gas station. Oh, we can't tell those restaurants
Speaker 1: and those companies to stop selling that bread even though
Speaker 1: we know it's given people. Theoretically, this is my hypothetical.
Speaker 1: We know it's giving people, you know, cancer and diabetes
Speaker 1: and strokes, and we know all the additives in here
Speaker 1: are poison, and we allow companies to do it just
Speaker 1: so that they can make a little bit of extra money.
Speaker 1: We can't completely overhaul the food system. That's not what
Speaker 1: people voted for. People voted for on paper, Tic Tac,
Speaker 1: patty whack, give a dog a bone, fake policy and
Speaker 1: fake programs and buzzwords. Ah, we're getting the poison out
Speaker 1: of your food, but we're leaving two hundred and seventy
Speaker 1: million pounds of the glyphassay of roundup on your fields
Speaker 1: every year, right, isn't that cool? Isn't that liberal? Do
Speaker 1: you enjoy that? And they say, oh no, no, it's
Speaker 1: only used on three percent of the week, And i' say,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, well it's used on one third of all
Speaker 1: the fields and they're using two hundred and seventy million
Speaker 1: pounds of it. Okay, So I guess that's just something
Speaker 1: just another thing we write off. We're not getting poison.
Speaker 1: It's not a problem. The round up is healthy, the
Speaker 1: glyphatate is healthy. It's not a problem. To go to
Speaker 1: war and do genocide, not a problem at all. It's
Speaker 1: not a problem to bankrupt the country and spend way
Speaker 1: more money than we have and crash the world economy,
Speaker 1: you know, cause I guess we can just get away
Speaker 1: with it forever, right. I don't think Americans accept that anymore,
Speaker 1: and I think it's time for everybody to wake up.
Speaker 1: You need to remember the values that we voted for
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty four, and that's what we're loyal to ultimately.
Speaker 1: In God and Jesus Christ, And thank you so much
Speaker 1: watching the program. Defining the worldview of a breakaway MAGA
Speaker 1: faction increasingly at odds to President Trump why it matters?
Speaker 1: After vowing last month to help build the third Party,
Speaker 1: Carlson fueled further speculation this weekend by hosting MAGA Dissidents.
Speaker 1: I guess that's their term at Axios Cia Cia Smiley
Speaker 1: face Liberal this weekend by hosting MAGA Dissonance at his
Speaker 1: home in Maine, where they urged him to run for
Speaker 1: president in twenty twenty eight. The former Fox News host
Speaker 1: stopped short of a formal launch, instead presenting the manifesto
Speaker 1: as the foundation for whatever comes next, a new political order,
Speaker 1: he said, could find all kinds of expressions. Zum and
Speaker 1: Carlson said any successor to americans faltering political system should
Speaker 1: begin with the shared understanding what the country should be,
Speaker 1: which he just stilled to ten points number one fair.
Speaker 1: The same rules should apply to president's federal agents and
Speaker 1: elite such as Jeffrey Epstein, who's impunity, Carlson cast is
Speaker 1: emblematic of Epstein class enriching itself through a corrupt system.
Speaker 1: This is going to be a key term the you're
Speaker 1: gonna hear a lot of in twenty twenty eight, less
Speaker 1: so in twenty twenty six we're already hearing it now.
Speaker 1: This is what the basically the entire election is going
Speaker 1: to be about. I think even the GOP establishment will
Speaker 1: realize that about halfway through the primary when they get
Speaker 1: that dark horse candidate that they're not expecting, just like
Speaker 1: a twenty sixteen Trump. Back in twenty sixteen, like just
Speaker 1: very quickly, everyone thought it was going to be Jet
Speaker 1: Like I was a little kid running around in like
Speaker 1: a newsgroom in twenty fourteen, twenty fifteen before Trump announced, right,
Speaker 1: nobody had Trump on their radar, but there was that
Speaker 1: vulnerability based off the Iraq or Iraq war. And this
Speaker 1: combined situation, combined with the Epstein stuff and the violation
Speaker 1: of trust, I'd say it's about you know, equivalent, if
Speaker 1: not worse. Number two Sovereign Carlson claimed, it's just true
Speaker 1: Israel pushed It's not a claim. I just again. Cia
Speaker 1: claimed Israel pushed the US into the Iran war through
Speaker 1: bribery or threat are both while describing foreign lobbying, corporate
Speaker 1: control of the government, and high interest debt as forms
Speaker 1: of slavery. Well, corporate control of the government and foreign lobbying,
Speaker 1: they are slavery one hundred percent, So I guess you're
Speaker 1: just telling the truth there. Productive America should rebuild farming, manufacturing,
Speaker 1: craftsmanship while rejecting an economy dominated by finance, real estate speculations,
Speaker 1: surreal and systems and weapons. Yes, that's true, and I
Speaker 1: agree with it, but just going, hey, guys, we gotta
Speaker 1: try HOWRD are y'all like that? That doesn't exactly work beautiful.
Speaker 1: Carlson alleged that urban planners deliberately uglified American cities and
Speaker 1: portrayed brutalist architecture, all Soviet Union graffiti, public drug use,
Speaker 1: and violent crime as deliberate attacks in the public. I'd
Speaker 1: agree with that. I'd agree with that. It's really just
Speaker 1: about not prosecuting criminals. Okay, it's about not prosecuting criminals.
Speaker 1: This is very key for people to understand. The reason
Speaker 1: why everything has fallen apart is because there's a predatory
Speaker 1: of class. There's predatory class of people, whether they're committing
Speaker 1: you know, like violent crime on the street, whether they're
Speaker 1: a part of bureaucracy, and they're funneling deals to themselves
Speaker 1: their loved ones and their businesses and private equity and
Speaker 1: stuff like that. The corruption is basically universal. And like that,
Speaker 1: like I talked about in the last segment, the party
Speaker 1: that is going to be able to take control, the
Speaker 1: party that's going to win, is the party that violates
Speaker 1: that bond between criminals, right, that says, Okay, we're going
Speaker 1: to overlook your crimes if you overlook ours. That's the
Speaker 1: entire nature of the whole Epstein thing. In my opinion,
Speaker 1: that's the entire nature of the whole Fauci thing. It's
Speaker 1: you scratch my back, all scratch yours. Don't you want
Speaker 1: to take that deal? But point number five healthy Carlson
Speaker 1: embraced RFK Junior's food agenda, called for universal sobriety, and
Speaker 1: said widespread use of drugs such as xanax adderall SSRIs
Speaker 1: had left Americans half addled. I mean we're all like
Speaker 1: f uh, that's the reality. And here's the thing. If
Speaker 1: you're not calling severely for you know, not not just
Speaker 1: for saying, oh, I like Rfk's Maha platform, like well, congratulations,
Speaker 1: everyone does right, but he didn't do it. That's the
Speaker 1: whole point. There's not enough aggression, there's not enough force,
Speaker 1: there's not enough drive. There's too much chuckle buddy stuff,
Speaker 1: good old boys stuff, as we'd say in the South,
Speaker 1: where everybody just were gonna make a deal, don't have
Speaker 1: a good time, and those deals die and those people
Speaker 1: get screwed. And that's what always happens, even the people
Speaker 1: drifting and making the money, because they're establishing a broken system.
Speaker 1: And that's what all of this is. There's no getting
Speaker 1: away from Fauci's crimes. The American people are not going
Speaker 1: to let you rest on that specifically your own side.
Speaker 1: They're not going to let you rest on that, right.
Speaker 1: So I want to hear some more naming of these
Speaker 1: problems and these things we talk about health. I don't
Speaker 1: want to just hear that what RFK Junior said was great,
Speaker 1: because that's like what Trump said was great too, Right,
Speaker 1: but look look what happened. So point number six, honest
Speaker 1: government official should be punished for a line to citizens.
Speaker 1: I agree, And most classified records, including all the JFK
Speaker 1: assassination nine to eleven, should be open the REA. The
Speaker 1: reason why they're not open is because we don't control
Speaker 1: our own government. And like I'm gonna play the fuind
Speaker 1: test clip where he reacts to this, and I'm gonna
Speaker 1: give further commentary on it, all on inception, and I
Speaker 1: agree with a lot of his points. You it's not
Speaker 1: we should we should we should have uh, we should
Speaker 1: have peaches and cream every single day. We should get
Speaker 1: under a big tree and you know, have a drum
Speaker 1: circle and smoke massive amounts of marijuana. Well, if you
Speaker 1: do that, you'll have a job. You can't pay your rent.
Speaker 1: Eventually you're gonna be on the street. And eventually it's
Speaker 1: not gonna be fun to live like that anymore. Oh No,
Speaker 1: well we're not. We're not gonna listen. We're not gonna listen.
Speaker 1: That's that's the entire GOP thinking that you know this,
Speaker 1: this will work, and this is GOP light. Honestly, this
Speaker 1: does not go hard enough. Sure, you're listing all the
Speaker 1: things that we want, the things that we need, but
Speaker 1: not talking about them from an aggressive position kind of
Speaker 1: gives away the whole game. In my opinion, It's just
Speaker 1: kind of a wish list. Optimistic Carlson argue that having
Speaker 1: children's biological imperative the foundation of long term thinking, while
Speaker 1: blaming aging and childless eleits for policies and disregard future generations,
Speaker 1: Demographic collapse is already here. That's that's already here, It's
Speaker 1: baked in. At this point, we have to start talking
Speaker 1: about how are we going to address this at a
Speaker 1: societal level. So I do think that's important to bring
Speaker 1: to the forefront. I'm glad more people are talking about it.
Speaker 1: Point number eight, schools should teach how the physical world
Speaker 1: actually works. Yeah, Nick Fuent, that is laughing about this,
Speaker 1: But I think this is actually a good point. Right,
Speaker 1: It wouldn't cost an astronomical amount of money to bring civics,
Speaker 1: bring woodshop, bring engineering, bring you know, like quality physical education,
Speaker 1: especially with updated modern science two schools. You know, there
Speaker 1: are schools in Austin that I see that are well
Speaker 1: funded and they look really, really really high tech. And
Speaker 1: there are schools that I see and it's like a
Speaker 1: destroyed crater, and it's really funny. You'll go out into
Speaker 1: like the middle of nowhere in Texas and you'll be
Speaker 1: like this tiny little town that is just like kind
Speaker 1: of population like two thousand something like that, and they'll
Speaker 1: have like a giant football stadium. We just spend our
Speaker 1: money on the wrong thing. So I don't think it's
Speaker 1: crazy to advocate for reforming that aspect, but I want
Speaker 1: to see a detailed plan. I don't want to just
Speaker 1: hear we're going to get rid of it and privatize everything,
Speaker 1: because that's what the Trump people did basically, and look
Speaker 1: how that worked out. Decent point number nine. The US
Speaker 1: should apologize and pay restitution for killing non combatants, reverse
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's Department of warre rebrand, and stop funding allies
Speaker 1: that commit what Carlson called genocide. It is genocide. See
Speaker 1: I a xious liberal isn't that fun? Okay, it is genocide,
Speaker 1: Let's get that right. So something's going to have to
Speaker 1: be done. Trump himself agreed to pay restitution. Agreed to
Speaker 1: pay three hundred billion dollars as part of the reconstruction
Speaker 1: fee the MoU that we later tore up. But we
Speaker 1: didn't tear up the MoU because of the three hundred
Speaker 1: billion on paper. Of course, that's probably the real reason
Speaker 1: we tore up them. You because of the shipping lane issue,
Speaker 1: right like that was the whole problem there. So if
Speaker 1: you look at that, and you look at what he's
Speaker 1: saying here, we're gonna pay it anyway. Tucker Carlson's advocating
Speaker 1: that we pay it forward in a way that's gonna
Speaker 1: heal relationships with other world powers. So I don't I
Speaker 1: don't think that we can ever allow them to, you know,
Speaker 1: get one over on us per se. I don't think
Speaker 1: that we're going to give them much a cash directly,
Speaker 1: But I think we are going to end up leaving
Speaker 1: the region. I think that's going to be the payoff.
Speaker 1: And you know that either happens or Iran is destroyed.
Speaker 1: You know, Israel has nuclear weapons, they have nuclear submarines,
Speaker 1: parked off the coast. That's why I think their goal
Speaker 1: is to get Iran to resume hostilities so that once
Speaker 1: Iran resumes hostilities in earnest, they can launch a false flag.
Speaker 1: We're just launch a false flag in general and then
Speaker 1: have that excuse to launch. I still don't think it'll
Speaker 1: work iron as the size of Western Europe Israel size
Speaker 1: of New Jersey. But I think that's a relevant possibility
Speaker 1: to call into question here. And you have to remember
Speaker 1: Trump is deadlocked. He can't have this spr is at
Speaker 1: its lowest level since like before nineteen eighty two. He's
Speaker 1: out of critical munitions, long strike or precision guided munitions.
Speaker 1: He's out of the defense munitions as well. The lying
Speaker 1: about that is very insane. What they want you to
Speaker 1: believe about the state of our military is just not true.
Speaker 1: They want you to think we can fight a forever war.
Speaker 1: We couldn't fight a thirty nine day war that we
Speaker 1: lie about and say isn't a war, but also war
Speaker 1: for forty seven years. Yeah, it's all just crackhead stuff.
Speaker 1: It's the same stuff that somebody would tell you on
Speaker 1: the street that thinks they're superman, and you know that
Speaker 1: doesn't benefit anybody, especially not when it's the president, and
Speaker 1: it's like, well, you don't have magical powers. You're a
Speaker 1: human being. You put on your pants one leg at
Speaker 1: a time, and you're destroying the planet, you're destroying the country,
Speaker 1: you're effing the you're fing the recovery up, and nobody
Speaker 1: likes it, nobody supports it, and you're not even giving
Speaker 1: us domestically what we ask for. I want to show
Speaker 1: you more of these neo cons in ascendency. Let's go
Speaker 1: ahead and play clip number seven, the Dan Krinschac clip.
Speaker 1: Got that, Okay, I guess it doesn't have audio. It's
Speaker 1: my bed, my bet, I put the wrong clip in there.
Speaker 1: Let's go back to the Tucker Carlson discussion because I
Speaker 1: said I was going to go to Nick Quintes there.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Nick Flintz's commentary. That will be clip
Speaker 1: number eight.
Speaker 7: And tonight we're going to talk a little bit about
Speaker 7: Tucker Carlson's huge announcement tonight.
Speaker 1: Did you catch it?
Speaker 7: Yes, Tucker baited everybody into watching his show tonight because
Speaker 7: he basically hinted yesterday at a third party launch or
Speaker 7: some kind of presidential run. We all saw the photo Yesterday,
Speaker 7: Tucker Carlson hosted Thomas Massey, Marjorie Taylor Green, and Joe
Speaker 7: Kent at his family barn in Maine, and him, Green, Kent,
Speaker 7: and Massey teased what might have been could have been
Speaker 7: the launch of an America first third party, or maybe
Speaker 7: even a presidential run or some kind of political project.
Speaker 7: He said he had a big announcement about that tonight
Speaker 7: today at seven o'clock, and he put out the show,
Speaker 7: and the big announcement was not a third party, wasn't
Speaker 7: a presidential campaign. It was a ten point plan to
Speaker 7: get America back on track.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if you watched this, but I did.
Speaker 1: I watched all.
Speaker 7: One hundred or not one hundred, one hour forty minutes
Speaker 7: of this monologue, one hour forty minutes of this announcement.
Speaker 7: What a load of garbage, just a load of hot garbage.
Speaker 7: And I went into an objective. I went into it
Speaker 7: thinking I might have to support this, thinking they might
Speaker 7: leave me with no choice based on what they present.
Speaker 7: I might have to just get in line and support
Speaker 7: this is the closest thing to our vision for twenty
Speaker 7: twenty eight. So I really went into it objectively and
Speaker 7: with an open mind, even though I'm clearly biased. I
Speaker 7: have a personal beef with Tucker and I disagree with
Speaker 7: him ideologically. Nevertheless, I gave it a shot. I watched
Speaker 7: the whole thing, and would you like to know what
Speaker 7: the ten points are? Well, the ten point plan is
Speaker 7: not really a plan at all. They're not even points.
Speaker 7: It's more like a ten adjective list. It's not even
Speaker 7: a list of points. There are no points being made.
Speaker 7: It's not a political program, it's not a doctrine. It's
Speaker 7: not a plan because there's no information, there are no
Speaker 7: calls to action, no action items. There's not even really
Speaker 7: any ideas. The ten point program, which he teased yesterday
Speaker 7: baiting us into watching this slop by pretending he was
Speaker 7: going to launch a third party, it is quite literally
Speaker 7: a list of adjectives, specifically big political buzzwords. So what
Speaker 7: do I mean by this? I sat through an hour
Speaker 7: forty five minutes of this. The first point in a
Speaker 7: ten point plan fairness. Fairness is the first point you
Speaker 7: want to know? Another one health, Health is another point
Speaker 7: in the ten point plan.
Speaker 5: How about another unity?
Speaker 1: Unity?
Speaker 7: These are three out of the ten points in the
Speaker 7: ten point program. Health, Unity, Fairness, honesty, decency, beauty, productivity.
Speaker 7: I'm not making this, sup I'm not making it up.
Speaker 5: It's not a joke.
Speaker 7: These are the ten points in the ten point plan.
Speaker 7: And here's what doesn't work. Let me tell you what
Speaker 7: doesn't work. It doesn't work when you make your entire
Speaker 7: stick that you're a plane spoken, no nonsense, straight shooting
Speaker 7: folks see in the woods guy like the rest of us,
Speaker 7: and then you're political project is all focused, group tested rhetoric.
Speaker 7: That's what does not work. It doesn't work when you
Speaker 7: try to rebrand from a snobby, bow tie wearing libertarian,
Speaker 7: trust fund republican elitist and then you pretend like you're
Speaker 7: in the woods fishing and huh, okay, all.
Speaker 1: Right, take us out, take us out. We don't need
Speaker 1: the personal attack. I think he makes a lot of
Speaker 1: good points, and I think the key is aggression, and
Speaker 1: like things are not extreme enough. People haven't woken up
Speaker 1: enough on the right to realize what people are really
Speaker 1: like ready for what they're demanding, and what they're just
Speaker 1: demanding is what they were promised right And whoever gives
Speaker 1: them that, who ever gives them accountability on people like Fauci,
Speaker 1: who ever gives them accountability on things like mass deportations.
Speaker 1: Whoever gives them accountability on the war is ultimately who
Speaker 1: I think our side quote unquote is going to put
Speaker 1: in power. And you can say, oh, no, this is
Speaker 1: I watch Andrew Wilson's Rogan episode his counter argument to
Speaker 1: kind of what Nickquin does and said, I don't know,
Speaker 1: the party system is too entrench the oh, the infrastructure,
Speaker 1: the infrastructure. Well, no one knew Donald Trump's name, and
Speaker 1: Donald Trump ran inside the Republican Party and he took
Speaker 1: it over, and they literally remade the party in his image.
Speaker 1: Who's to say the same thing can't happen again, right,
Speaker 1: I don't think that's unbelievable or ridiculous at all. And
Speaker 1: you know, it is kind of a generational fumble if
Speaker 1: you don't get super extreme out of the game. I
Speaker 1: want to be very specific with how I say this,
Speaker 1: not talking about being extreme in any sort of like
Speaker 1: stupid politically violent way. Of course, we always disavow that
Speaker 1: being extreme is in living in reality, because the American
Speaker 1: people are so propagandized and so disillusion and so in
Speaker 1: the dark. Willfully they don't want to know about politics.
Speaker 1: The first person to make them care again on a
Speaker 1: moral and just literal level of Hey, you have stake
Speaker 1: in this too, you have skin in the game too.
Speaker 1: It's actually the people in power that don't. They have
Speaker 1: cop outs, they have excuses, they've lied, they've committed crimes,
Speaker 1: And I get that's in Tucker's messaging, but it's really
Speaker 1: kind of a more hopeful glance at the past and
Speaker 1: our past beliefs of what we thought Trump could do.
Speaker 1: There need to be protections from day one, in every
Speaker 1: point of every potential ten point plan or future platform
Speaker 1: people want to do to prevent Zionist neo con takeover
Speaker 1: of our system. First off, just to get it out period.
Speaker 1: Look at this from Nick Tucker will inevitably go all
Speaker 1: in on supporting JD in twenty twenty eight, and we'll
Speaker 1: uncovered for him when he's attackedive or pollunteer teal or
Speaker 1: on everything else. When he postures up what he postures
Speaker 1: as a fed up MAGA dissident. Remember that he will
Speaker 1: support the PayPal mafia back GOP nominee. So here's the thing.
Speaker 1: I think Marco Rubio and JD Vance are basically unelectable
Speaker 1: at this point. JD Vance basically took the worst political
Speaker 1: deal of all time, because Trump has essentially used him
Speaker 1: as the good cop and the good cop that failed advance,
Speaker 1: changed his name three times man to somebody that was
Speaker 1: previously a never Trumper, kind of like a Mark Levin,
Speaker 1: kind of like a Ben Shapiro, kind of like a
Speaker 1: Lindsey Graham, and then all change your mind because he's
Speaker 1: a good guy. Whatever. I don't think the American people
Speaker 1: are going to buy that. I don't think that you're
Speaker 1: going to be able to sell them a superior performance
Speaker 1: based off of association and tied to that administration, valid
Speaker 1: or invalid as that may be. I don't think America
Speaker 1: is getting JD now when it comes to Marco Rubio,
Speaker 1: pull an image of him up. Please. There's something odd
Speaker 1: going on with Marco Rubio, because Marco Rubio could save
Speaker 1: America billions of dollars. Let me tell you how. We
Speaker 1: have a very expensive system dedicated to detecting alien life. Okay,
Speaker 1: we're always looking for it, the Fermi paradox, a dark
Speaker 1: forest theory, all that we're looking for aliens. Right, we
Speaker 1: could get Marco Rubio just we could just replace that
Speaker 1: entire department of NASA with him. Just make him listen
Speaker 1: at night and hey, figure all of it out, because
Speaker 1: his ears are large enough to detect alien life. And
Speaker 1: I think when that's true, I think the American people
Speaker 1: will probably see you as unelectable. I think Gavin Newsom
Speaker 1: mogs him, energy mogs him, literally mogs him. Every other factor,
Speaker 1: height mogs him. And I think that's very important. And
Speaker 1: this guy ultimately is the king Neocon, king daddy Neocon
Speaker 1: that ran against Trump, that Trump himself called little Marco,
Speaker 1: and I just you fail in twenty sixteen. I think
Speaker 1: you're going to fail in twenty twenty eight. I think
Speaker 1: all of them are going to fail, whether that's JD. Rubio,
Speaker 1: any kind of establishment Republican that'll run. I predict a
Speaker 1: very wide field. I predict a field of at least
Speaker 1: a you know, six to twelve people that will run.
Speaker 1: But Marco Rubio and JD. Vance that will be kind
Speaker 1: of the faux war, the fake war that will be Oh,
Speaker 1: he's a hawk, that's what they'll say. Well, Marco Rubio
Speaker 1: is a hawk, but he wants to protect our hemisphere
Speaker 1: and protect our country, and JD is a dove. That
Speaker 1: it'll be the hawk versus dove dichotomy. That's what we'll
Speaker 1: see and America will say, well, you're both just birds
Speaker 1: in a cage. Ultimately, you both are agents of the system.
Speaker 1: You're entrenched in the system. If you really cared about
Speaker 1: the system, you would do something to prevent this from happening.
Speaker 1: You can say, oh, well JD was there with the
Speaker 1: rotchet trying to do deal all that. That's because Trump
Speaker 1: wanted him to do it. And that's what I'm saying
Speaker 1: about that position. Ultimately, for better, for worse, whatever you
Speaker 1: want to say, he doesn't have agency period. And I
Speaker 1: just think at the end of the day, once you
Speaker 1: see this administration run its course well into twenty twenty seven,
Speaker 1: we have the election in twenty twenty eight, I think
Speaker 1: we're going to be at a point where that that
Speaker 1: association is really going to be toxic. So that Rubio
Speaker 1: leads vance by thirty six points in new twenty twenty
Speaker 1: eight GOP Straw poll. Think about that, where is Rubio event.
Speaker 1: We've seen Kushner, We've seen Wick Cooff, they go hang
Speaker 1: out with Zelenski, they all do you know whatever together.
Speaker 1: We've seen JD, you know with the Rochie. You've seen
Speaker 1: JD in Greenland and Europe all these other places. Well,
Speaker 1: let's mark A Ruby have been doing. He's been in
Speaker 1: South America, he says, he's basically been running Venezuela. He's
Speaker 1: been dealing with pairs in Cuba, Latin Hemisphere, stuff like that.
Speaker 1: You know, I think that's been kind of deliberate on
Speaker 1: his part. I think he's the smartest political operator in
Speaker 1: the administration because he realized the toxic association with Trump
Speaker 1: was gonna kill him, and he realized Trump didn't like
Speaker 1: him because of twenty sixteen. So he played into the game,
Speaker 1: is staying away and making sure the American people weren't
Speaker 1: aware his activities. It's just Latino Obama versus Wide Obama
Speaker 1: Jedi Vans. That's basically as simple as I can put it.
Speaker 1: They want to sell you a younger, moderate, cool guy
Speaker 1: in some aspect that has some sort of like you
Speaker 1: know JD. Vance is from you know, isn't he Appalachian? Correct?
Speaker 1: And someone in the back room correct me and tell
Speaker 1: me if he is or if he isn't. But you know,
Speaker 1: he's a country boy, he's rural. He's got that experience.
Speaker 1: Marco Rubio, Oh, well, his family, they're involved with stuff
Speaker 1: in Cuba, you know, do some research on that. They're
Speaker 1: involved in other activities, but they got that kind of
Speaker 1: association as to where they'll have a way to sell
Speaker 1: them to a wider audience. And ultimately, who matters in
Speaker 1: an election women and the independent voters, and these are
Speaker 1: people Trump was able to convince in twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: to vote for him and support him at least marginally
Speaker 1: more especially younger men and younger minority men, Black and
Speaker 1: brown men specifically turn to Trump because they believe the
Speaker 1: economy would be better. So you have to sort of
Speaker 1: build like you do not sort of you do have
Speaker 1: to build a coalition along like ethnic or gender lines
Speaker 1: during an election because there are certain issues where people
Speaker 1: vote more on there, and there are certain populations in
Speaker 1: certain areas in a state that you might need to
Speaker 1: win more pivotially or pivotally, it might be more important
Speaker 1: to do so. I think it's going to be a
Speaker 1: hard sell anything on the right where they just violated
Speaker 1: all their promises, all those people that were willing to
Speaker 1: give it one shot, one chance. I mean, if you
Speaker 1: get burned, you want to get burned again. That's the
Speaker 1: situation they find themselves in, and ultimately like I say,
Speaker 1: Marco Rubio jd Vance, Hawk and Dove type situation. I
Speaker 1: think you're going to have a dark horse. I think
Speaker 1: that's who's going to come in here. I think that
Speaker 1: person is going to win. And I just see Jeb
Speaker 1: Bush and Jeb Bush squared and Jeb Bush two point zero,
Speaker 1: and it doesn't bode well in my opinion for their
Speaker 1: chances in twenty twenty eight. So I hope they accept
Speaker 1: the makeover of the party. I hope they accept the
Speaker 1: person that we're running side the party. I hope they
Speaker 1: get beaten by a miraculous third party somehow if that
Speaker 1: does end up happening. But as of now, my position
Speaker 1: is I want to see a remix of twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: I want to see a referendum on the Iran War,
Speaker 1: not the Iraq War, which is what Trump won on.
Speaker 1: That's how he destroyed Jeb Bush. Jeb Bush is poring
Speaker 1: on like thirty five percent. Pull up the peak of
Speaker 1: Jeb Bush, the peak of Jeb There's that whole there's
Speaker 1: that meme where the whole country becomes Jeb. Remember that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that didn't end up happening, now, did it. I think
Speaker 1: the same thing's gonna happen here. No, you look, the
Speaker 1: whole planet voted for Jeb Bush. Talk about voter fraud.
Speaker 1: This is voter legitimacy right here. Every person across the
Speaker 1: planet voted for Jeb except for Greenland, where they don't
Speaker 1: have data, and you know what they've been propagandaised. They
Speaker 1: don't understand the dear leader that is Jeb Bush. We
Speaker 1: really missed out, now, didn't we think about this as
Speaker 1: an alternate future. Think about him running and losing against
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton. Think about the results of that. Think about
Speaker 1: the conflict with Russia. Think about all the things that
Speaker 1: could have happened. Think about Trump's first term, think about
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Speaker 1: that he treats others. And that's where we are. We'll
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Speaker 1: a scientist or a PA. He must like run a
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Speaker 1: He's got DARPA connections, Intel connections, all of it. He
Speaker 1: brags about wanting to reduce the population of entire continents
Speaker 1: and wanting to shoot missiles of dust into the sun
Speaker 1: to block our atmosphere. He's just like some random supervillain
Speaker 1: type guy. And people hear that and they don't want
Speaker 1: to believe it because it's too fantastical. But I can
Speaker 1: tell you right now, I think it's one of, if
Speaker 1: not the leading cause of polio at Africa is this
Speaker 1: little gremlins vaccines. Here's the thing. You want to say,
Speaker 1: Black lives matter. You want to care about like minorities
Speaker 1: and people just around the world that are oppressed. This
Speaker 1: guy might as well be the grim Reaper. If you're
Speaker 1: a little black boy or a little black girl at Africa,
Speaker 1: this guy might just be like Freddy Krueger to you
Speaker 1: because he comes to your town. Oh, it's with the
Speaker 1: un It's all good. They're gonna give you free medicine.
Speaker 1: They're gonna put this thing up your nose and it's
Speaker 1: gonna keep you from getting really sick, keep you from
Speaker 1: getting paralyzed. And then their life is over there done,
Speaker 1: they die or they're a cripple, they never walk again.
Speaker 1: Isn't that liberal and loving to the black people? Black
Speaker 1: lives really matter there now, don't they? And you know
Speaker 1: what you might say, that's a cruel thing for you
Speaker 1: to say. How dare you say that? My great grandmother,
Speaker 1: who I knew well, my Gigi, she received polio from
Speaker 1: the vaccine from the I think the nasal thing that
Speaker 1: they gave him back to them, and it's still a vaccine.
Speaker 1: My great grandmother, that's what happened to her. She spent
Speaker 1: her entire life. She lived into her late eighties, early nineties.
Speaker 1: I believe late eighties she died. She spent her entire
Speaker 1: life from her late teens early twenties up to being
Speaker 1: like a very elder senior citizen in a wheelchair because
Speaker 1: of the poison in the vaccine at that time. And
Speaker 1: if it happened back then and they lied about it,
Speaker 1: it's happening right now and they're lying about it. In
Speaker 1: my opinion, so it's not liberal and loving just because
Speaker 1: he got a fluffy sweater, just because he got different
Speaker 1: color socks, just because he might call you racist and
Speaker 1: say you're not liberal enough because you don't support his
Speaker 1: genocidal policy. He's actually the problem. He's actually the person
Speaker 1: trying to do these things because he thinks he has
Speaker 1: the right to do them. I had another thing got
Speaker 1: lost here here. It is look at this is in
Speaker 1: this liberal justin For the first time, AI has designed
Speaker 1: complete viral genomes, producing sixteen functional viruses that infect bacteria
Speaker 1: impose no threat to people. Okay, well, do we believe that?
Speaker 1: Do we believe that they cause no threat to people?
Speaker 1: Do we believe they don't make people sick just because
Speaker 1: they say so? Oh, the computer say it's okay, the
Speaker 1: computer say it's all right. The computer says we're gonna die.
Speaker 1: But that's liberal, and I just I don't understand how
Speaker 1: people can believe it. Let's go ahead and go into
Speaker 1: clip number fifteen. Steven A doesn't believe it anymore. Butt
Speaker 1: he should be embarrassed for the self adulation that he
Speaker 1: engaged in.
Speaker 8: You damn right, I do, because some of the things
Speaker 8: that he was telling.
Speaker 1: Us to do was inconsistent with science.
Speaker 9: But he was telling us it was science that lets
Speaker 9: him making the decisions that he made, masking six feet,
Speaker 9: distancing the closing of is businesses, coursing right to push
Speaker 9: those mandates upon people like me and others because I
Speaker 9: took the vaccine and I took a booster, and I
Speaker 9: wore a mask, and we were told, hey, you ain't
Speaker 9: gonna get COVID if you do that, and I got COVID,
Speaker 9: and damn it, it almost killed me. Going into twenty
Speaker 9: twenty two, I'm in the hospital ninety minutes.
Speaker 1: Before the ball is about.
Speaker 8: To drop, and the doctor says, we've been at this
Speaker 8: for three plus weeks.
Speaker 1: You got doubled them on you. You look really bad.
Speaker 8: If this antibody and this steroid does not work, mister Smith,
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, we're gonna have to call your family.
Speaker 1: Looks that bad, but we should know in.
Speaker 8: Three hours, and through the grace of God, three hours later,
Speaker 8: I felt better after they gave me that's steroid and
Speaker 8: that antibiotic. Those were the longest three hours of my
Speaker 8: life because I thought it was over, and I remember
Speaker 8: I had done exactly what doctor Anthony Fauci was imploring
Speaker 8: us all to do.
Speaker 1: It's actually really powerful stuff right there. And what he's
Speaker 1: talking about with the steroid and the antibiotic. I watched
Speaker 1: that heal my grandparents of the delta varia combined with ivermectin,
Speaker 1: because that's what the doctor gave them. Right, The doctors
Speaker 1: that weren't listening to doctor Anthony Fauci and the lies
Speaker 1: coming out of our CDC and NIH, right, the people
Speaker 1: that actually cared about their patients, people that were willing
Speaker 1: to treat them during that time. It was really it
Speaker 1: was a completely different era. You think back, it was
Speaker 1: really hellish conditions we were under. We're under the boot
Speaker 1: of these people, under the boot of Big Pharma. And
Speaker 1: you know, my co host Tim Tompkins in the Gray Area.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and pull up Gray Area on YouTube, guys,
Speaker 1: if you could please follow us there. I'm live every
Speaker 1: Thursday every Sunday, also doing morning show New American Journal,
Speaker 1: but Gray Area. Tim is from New York and that's
Speaker 1: what woke Tim up as he realized they were lying
Speaker 1: about COVID. They were lying to them, and Tim took
Speaker 1: the vaccine. And he's aware. Now he's awake. Now he's
Speaker 1: seen the truth about what the monsters like doctor Anthony
Speaker 1: Fauci and others have done. And he's mad that he
Speaker 1: wasn't given informed consent, that he was lied to about
Speaker 1: COVID right because he was told, you know, you're gonna
Speaker 1: kill Grahanama if you don't take this. And ultimately he
Speaker 1: couldn't go to school unless he took it. Now you
Speaker 1: can say, oh, you should have known him better. Whatever,
Speaker 1: Well you're not him. You know, he want to be
Speaker 1: an engineer, want to go to a grade school. He
Speaker 1: had the opportunity, but he gotta take the shot, and
Speaker 1: taking the shot is liberal. Taking the shot is liberal.
Speaker 1: It protects Grandma. You're a good person if you take it.
Speaker 1: Tons of people fell for it. Look at stephen A.
Speaker 1: Look how angry stephen A is. And here's the thing,
Speaker 1: this is going to be. It already is the mainstream opinion, right,
Speaker 1: but this is going to be like incontrovertible. This is
Speaker 1: just gonna be fact. Within five years, people will demand
Speaker 1: justice for this because more people will continue to die.
Speaker 1: That is the reality. And steven A, it sounded like
Speaker 1: to me, sounded like he got it. Like the vaccine
Speaker 1: didn't protect him. It sounds like it didn't work out
Speaker 1: so well for him. Sounds like doctor Anthony Fauci lied
Speaker 1: from the very start about every single piece of this,
Speaker 1: from the origin of the virus to the origin of
Speaker 1: the vaccine, to the effect of the vaccine. And ultimately,
Speaker 1: millions of Americans like steven A, because of this issue,
Speaker 1: they're aware now of government corruption to the extent of
Speaker 1: they'll kill American citizens to make profit. That's literally what
Speaker 1: all this is. They wanted to sell you a cure
Speaker 1: to something, and they wanted to make you sick or
Speaker 1: in order to justify it. That's why I sent sick
Speaker 1: people to the nursing homes. That's why I told you
Speaker 1: don't go outside, don't get vitamin D, don't be healthy,
Speaker 1: don't interact, stay inside. Think about people that lost money gambling.
Speaker 1: Everything horrible had happened in that time period, especially around
Speaker 1: twenty twenty to twenty twenty three. Right, that's not fair
Speaker 1: to do to people. That's not loving. That's not a
Speaker 1: free society. You don't get to treat people like slaves.
Speaker 1: And people are realizing now that they were treated like slaves.
Speaker 1: And people don't like being treated like slaves, especially not
Speaker 1: when it comes to their body. You know, you know,
Speaker 1: my body, my choice, you know, the pro choice slogan,
Speaker 1: the classic you know, and I pro life. I disavow
Speaker 1: that one hundred percent, but you know, my body, my choice. Well,
Speaker 1: how about that for the vaccine? How about that for
Speaker 1: the vaccine? Hold on a minute, Hold on a minute.
Speaker 1: Can we apply that principle equally because all these people
Speaker 1: they say that all the time, all the liberal loving
Speaker 1: people that push these death jabs on us, right, they
Speaker 1: say at twenty four to seven, you know, can they
Speaker 1: agree with that, my body, my choice, with the mask? Oh, no,
Speaker 1: they put the mask on. They pointed at people in
Speaker 1: grocery stores, don't put your mask on. Put your mask on.
Speaker 1: I had some fat Mexican lady tell me to put
Speaker 1: a mask on in like twenty twenty two and I
Speaker 1: was at the I was either the Walgreens or the
Speaker 1: CBS on South Lamar and I just laughed at her.
Speaker 1: I say, you have diabetes, and she did she know
Speaker 1: what to say. She's kind of like kind of people
Speaker 1: go like, uh, smokes start shooting out of their ears,
Speaker 1: and like the clerk or the clinds like you got
Speaker 1: to put him in. Like I'm shopping, Like what are
Speaker 1: you gonna make me put a mask on? You're gonna
Speaker 1: call the police? I know, but mind your own business.
Speaker 1: Then I'm doing my work. I'm here to get whatever.
Speaker 1: So you just had to be free, and you really
Speaker 1: had to live in a place like here where it
Speaker 1: wasn't truly draconian. It just everyone was empty where you
Speaker 1: had to exercise that uh that uh self actualization as
Speaker 1: a citizen to be like I'm not putting up with this,
Speaker 1: I'm not tolerating this. But in a lot of places,
Speaker 1: especially in the North, a lot of people didn't have
Speaker 1: that opportunity, and I think a lot of us that
Speaker 1: were lucky enough to live in the South and living
Speaker 1: places that were more conservative, more red, and were free.
Speaker 1: I think a lot of us. You know, sometimes we
Speaker 1: denigrate people that have received the shot, and I'm really
Speaker 1: against that because you have to understand, this is just
Speaker 1: one of dozens, hundreds, thousands of societal pro programs that
Speaker 1: get run on us to propagandize us, to control us,
Speaker 1: to confuse us, to make us sicker, to make us
Speaker 1: die more. Because the goal, ultimately, as Michael Yon said,
Speaker 1: is depopulation, and that's what all this is about. People
Speaker 1: are expensive. We'll have data centers and robots who won't
Speaker 1: have any of these problems. You know, maybe we have
Speaker 1: COVID twenty five and maybe it wipes everyone out except
Speaker 1: for the elites. Maybe it's a wonderful liberal thing. You know,
Speaker 1: if they can convince you that it's liberal and loving
Speaker 1: for Bill Gates to give black people polio in Africa
Speaker 1: and be like one of the leading causes of it.
Speaker 1: If they can convince you of that hashtag black Lives matter,
Speaker 1: hashtag Bill Gates he really truly believes that gives them polio,
Speaker 1: then they can convince you to believe in Uh oh, Look,
Speaker 1: I'll take another vaccine that'll give me a cancer. I'll
Speaker 1: take another injection that'll put chemicals from big Pharma in
Speaker 1: my body. They'll keep doing this to you. They'll keep
Speaker 1: doing it to you over and over and over again.
Speaker 1: I don't think the American people are going to put
Speaker 1: up with it much longer. I want to go ahead
Speaker 1: and play clip number seventeen, which is just a funny,
Speaker 1: not true, funny statement from Trump. As illegal aliens go home,
Speaker 1: the cost of rent is coming down very fast.
Speaker 10: And as the legal aliens go home, the cost of rent, groceries,
Speaker 10: and other staples is coming down very fast. Our costs
Speaker 10: of coming way down. You know, they talk about affordability.
Speaker 10: I took over the country.
Speaker 1: The prices were through the roof. In my first day.
Speaker 1: The press said, what are you going to do about affordability?
Speaker 10: It was a word they devised, affordability.
Speaker 1: They never used that word before. Uh. I don't know
Speaker 1: if that's true. Unk. This is one of those things
Speaker 1: like if they can convince you to believe that inflation
Speaker 1: is good and housing prices going up is good, if
Speaker 1: they can convince you of that it's pretty it's pretty
Speaker 1: much game over. No no one buys it, No one
Speaker 1: believes that. Of course, you could say marginally in some communities,
Speaker 1: maybe that's true. What about the people that have a
Speaker 1: H one B visa and they bought homes with thirty
Speaker 1: year mortgages back in like twenty twenty two, twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: when it was like two three four percent interest? What
Speaker 1: about that? Oh no, we're going to bring six hundred
Speaker 1: thousand Chinese immigrants in. That's going to fix the problem.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and play another delusional statement from a
Speaker 1: GOP leader, Clip number thirteen, Mike Johnson Record of success.
Speaker 11: The reason that your taxes are lower than they've ever been,
Speaker 11: the reason you have more money in your pocket you
Speaker 11: didn't have to send to Washington is because you elect
Speaker 11: your Republicans do.
Speaker 7: The reason your gas prices are higher and because the
Speaker 7: vitalizer cost is higher is because of decisions made by
Speaker 7: this administration.
Speaker 11: Well, you can say it that way, or you can
Speaker 11: say that we took the head off the snake and
Speaker 11: we prevented the largest state sponsor of terrorism from having
Speaker 11: a nuclear weapon, which they were dangerously close to doing.
Speaker 11: I think most Americans understand that was an important priority.
Speaker 11: Now we do need to get that settled down. I
Speaker 11: think we're in process of doing that right now. We
Speaker 11: need gas prices to stay down to Planet Earth, of course,
Speaker 11: and I think we'll do that. But overall, the conditions
Speaker 11: were put in place. Scott Vessant, Treasury Sectory, summarized it
Speaker 11: pretty well. The end of last year. He said, twenty
Speaker 11: twenty five is like setting the table. Said twenty twenty
Speaker 11: six will be the feast and the banquet in the
Speaker 11: economy for hardware Americans. And we did that in our legislation.
Speaker 11: We put the conditions in place. In the first quarter
Speaker 11: of the economy was going to take off like a rocket.
Speaker 11: And then we got into this skirmish with Iran.
Speaker 5: Okay, so.
Speaker 11: A skirmish war, whatever you want to call it, good books,
Speaker 11: it's a serious situation. I think we're getting close to
Speaker 11: resolution as we sit here today. There's big developments.
Speaker 1: I mean, listen, all right, so there's been big development
Speaker 1: since the end of the thirty nine Day War and
Speaker 1: the period of the MoU Right. And what he's saying
Speaker 1: there is, oh, things were great. Yeah, you had a
Speaker 1: good platform, and then the skirmish happened. You can't acknowledge
Speaker 1: it's a war. Trump has called it excursion detour. Other
Speaker 1: terms have been involved, but skirmish now is a new
Speaker 1: one from Mike Johnson. We spend one hundred billion dollars
Speaker 1: on a skirmish, and they won't give you a wall,
Speaker 1: they won't give you mass deportations, they won't give you
Speaker 1: a tax credit to homeschool your kid. You know, wouldn't
Speaker 1: that be is skirmish? It's not a big problem. We
Speaker 1: could probably do. Like when I hear skirmish, I'm like, okay,
Speaker 1: Like a skirmish is something they could probably do, like
Speaker 1: ten of right, Well, we could just spend it tillion dollars.
Speaker 1: We had part that money out. It's way more than
Speaker 1: a trillion times ten. By the way, it's like one
Speaker 1: hundred and thirteen billion price tag for the thirty nine
Speaker 1: day period of the war. And that doesn't take into
Speaker 1: account basis. Blah blah blah blah. If we could do that,
Speaker 1: can't we just spend a trillion dollars on the American people?
Speaker 1: Can't we just do kind of like a little bit
Speaker 1: of everything they want? Oh no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: we can't do that because even though we'd still steal
Speaker 1: most of the money, we can't steal all of it.
Speaker 1: And the quickest way for us to steal all of
Speaker 1: it is to get the US to inflate his defense
Speaker 1: budget even higher, to buy more weapons that won't be
Speaker 1: ready for a decade and don't even work liberal. You know,
Speaker 1: we get the vaccines that cause the real serious problems
Speaker 1: in development just for everybody. We get the mRNA self
Speaker 1: replicating technology which destroys your body and self replicates the
Speaker 1: spike protein myocarditis, all these other things on record, all
Speaker 1: these people who look at the insurance actuaries, as my
Speaker 1: dad always says, and that's where the truth really is.
Speaker 1: You know, that's just one of the things that we
Speaker 1: got cooking for you. And after that, we got a
Speaker 1: war for after that, we got taxes for you. We
Speaker 1: can't ever spend that trillion dollars here at home. We
Speaker 1: got all these things to run against you. They're very expensive,
Speaker 1: and once you start to look at it from that lens,
Speaker 1: that perspective, it'll all begin to make a bit of sense.
Speaker 1: Because they spend money on things that are very important
Speaker 1: to them and their agenda, just not you and yours
Speaker 1: and the signaling the voting the thing that we got
Speaker 1: with Trump. I think prior to that, all the elections
Speaker 1: that i'd seen, which is just Obama Romney that I
Speaker 1: paid really close attention to, But in that I really
Speaker 1: saw two men that didn't have real positions. I saw
Speaker 1: two men's as they just wore the state, and one
Speaker 1: side represented one faction, the other side represented another. That's
Speaker 1: what fascinated me so much about twenty sixteen is I
Speaker 1: didn't get that same energy from Trump. I think it
Speaker 1: was genuine and real, and that's why I think he
Speaker 1: lost money. I think that's why the Russia Gate stuff happened.
Speaker 1: And you can watch it. It's like how you break
Speaker 1: a horse. You keep it walking over and over and
Speaker 1: over and over and over again until it doesn't want
Speaker 1: to throw this saddle and bridle off anymore. That's what
Speaker 1: happened to him, in my opinion. You could say, as
Speaker 1: Robert Barnes says, frontal lobe dementia. You could say grandiose narcissism.
Speaker 1: You could say, just like the delusions of grandeur rockstar syndrome.
Speaker 1: I think it goes a little deeper than that. I
Speaker 1: think it has to because someone around him has had
Speaker 1: to tell him to stop. Look at that. That's Israel
Speaker 1: lobby right there, and you're like, he laid down. He can't,
Speaker 1: he can't fight against iron. His goose is cooked. He's
Speaker 1: a lame duck president already almost two years into his
Speaker 1: first term, or not first term, second term. So like,
Speaker 1: that's that's not the position of strength we thought we
Speaker 1: were going to be in in twenty twenty four, coming
Speaker 1: into twenty twenty six and twenty twenty eight. And it's
Speaker 1: really unfair to us the voters to have that lame
Speaker 1: duck dead or worse president, which is just Donald Trump
Speaker 1: at this point, to have that guy tell us that
Speaker 1: we're bad and we're the problem in the party, that
Speaker 1: we have to align more with his values. What do
Speaker 1: you say, I am maga. Maga means whatever I say,
Speaker 1: it means. Well, if it means whatever you say, it means,
Speaker 1: that's subjective. It means nothing because your values are subjective.
Speaker 1: One day you say you're the peace president. The next
Speaker 1: day you're circle jerking with Mark Lement so In doing
Speaker 1: total war on his behalf, on Lindsay Gram's behalf, on
Speaker 1: net Yabu's behalf, on just the behalf of the entire
Speaker 1: Israel lobby, right, and the next day you're saying you're
Speaker 1: this fierce independent peace president leader that's not really going
Speaker 1: to fly with the American people much longer. So I
Speaker 1: don't know. I just think that's where we are. I
Speaker 1: think it's just very unfortunate that he couldn't realize the
Speaker 1: reality he had. Yeah, thank you Trump FU two. Yeah serious.
Speaker 1: I can't say that word on this show, but I've
Speaker 1: said on the morning show New American Journal the crew,
Speaker 1: oh man, all right, you got me good, all right,
Speaker 1: you threw up the hillbilly image of the caller last time,
Speaker 1: and y'all just got me with onk y'all completely discombobulated me. There.
Speaker 1: You hit me with the thing they used on the Venezuelans.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and play clip number twelve, President Trump
Speaker 1: on a run.
Speaker 6: What makes you think this will be different?
Speaker 5: Because they tend to.
Speaker 1: Ver it may be, it may not be.
Speaker 10: I think that the threat of this, I mean, we
Speaker 10: were this was more than a threat. We were ready
Speaker 10: to go. And you know in life, they know when
Speaker 10: you're ready to go and when you're just bluffing. Now,
Speaker 10: we were ready to go, and we are ready to go.
Speaker 1: We have to do that, liar, he's got seven deuce
Speaker 1: off suit overhead shot, please Trump. Heg Seth clashed at
Speaker 1: Camp David over Iran missile depletion concerns. Listen to this.
Speaker 1: Trump and heg Seth clash at Camp David. President Potato.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's frustration over the Iran we're boiled over at
Speaker 1: Camp David, where he demanded answers from Hegseth and why
Speaker 1: it apparently misled H Trump on shortages that now threatened
Speaker 1: to limit military options with Iran. All right, so this
Speaker 1: just shows that we are in idiocracy already. It's on
Speaker 1: the record that we're out of defense interception munitions. We
Speaker 1: still have a little bit of precision strike, but these
Speaker 1: missiles are gone because we fought a four year war
Speaker 1: by proxy with Ukraine on Russia. And what has Zelenski said, Oh,
Speaker 1: I need missile? We only have like I think seven
Speaker 1: hundred left. How many do we make? I think it's
Speaker 1: like eight hundred a year or something like that. We're
Speaker 1: not going to replenish fully until like twenty twenty eight,
Speaker 1: twenty thirty one. It's not feasible, it's not rational. They
Speaker 1: can make thousands of drones thousands of missiles a week.
Speaker 1: It's not even rational. So I'm gonna keep reading this.
Speaker 1: The encounter took place on the sidelines of his cabinet meeting,
Speaker 1: where Trump vined at Hegseth that he thought munition's issue
Speaker 1: had been fixed. You can't fix it. You can't pull
Speaker 1: them out of your ass. It doesn't work that way.
Speaker 1: Like sere an eighth grader. If you made then the president,
Speaker 1: and you said, we don't have enough missiles to keep
Speaker 1: bombing these people, what do you want to do? And
Speaker 1: eighth grader would understand the issue. Had the issue hadn't
Speaker 1: been fixed, you can't generate more missiles. Trump thinks it's
Speaker 1: like a video game where you buy gyms or something
Speaker 1: and you speed up the timer. According to both people
Speaker 1: familiar with the conversation, the shortages, particularly in long range
Speaker 1: of guided missiles and air defense interceptors, have been part
Speaker 1: of the reason Trump has pulled back from launching additional
Speaker 1: massive strikes against Iran in recent days. They can't do it,
Speaker 1: they can't sustain it. There's no amount of bombing that
Speaker 1: they can do that will exceed what they did in
Speaker 1: the initial thirty nine day period of the war. They
Speaker 1: can pretend like there is. They can pretend like they
Speaker 1: have some miraculous target. If you look at the range
Speaker 1: of things like the attack them. If you look at
Speaker 1: the range of things like the jazzmm, they're not able
Speaker 1: to hit all the way inside the country very deeply,
Speaker 1: all right. They have limited options. Anything they do has
Speaker 1: to really be done by plane, and if it's done
Speaker 1: by a plane, they're vulnerable to Iranian air defense and
Speaker 1: they can't get hit by any of it because they
Speaker 1: said the Iranians didn't have any. So we've lost over
Speaker 1: forty aircraft since this war started. We've lost all our
Speaker 1: critical radar infrastructure in the Gulf, have lost I think
Speaker 1: at least ten systems in between three hundred and six hundred.
Speaker 1: I think it's a million dollars close to a billion
Speaker 1: dollars each one of these things. We've lost our soldiers,
Speaker 1: lost our troops and bases that Hegsath lied about and
Speaker 1: said that we're defensible, that we're never defended. We've basically
Speaker 1: we've lost the Middle East over this a completely unforced
Speaker 1: air a war of choice. That's what happens when you
Speaker 1: blow up the elementary school and kill their equivalent of
Speaker 1: the Pope on day one. It just makes no sense.
Speaker 1: Why would you do it? The strait was open. Why
Speaker 1: would you do it? We weren't at war. Why would
Speaker 1: you do it? Because they don't care. They don't care
Speaker 1: about you or me. They think that they can win
Speaker 1: because our interests aren't the same. But we're Americans. We
Speaker 1: want this to stop. I have Jose Vega from the
Speaker 1: time he was sixteen and help organize concerts, youth couruses,
Speaker 1: and science programs for young people who, in the ages
Speaker 1: of twelve to eighteen were taught the ideas of Johannes Kepler,
Speaker 1: Albert Einstein, and Bernard Ryman. Since then, Jose has intervened
Speaker 1: against a number of political figures. You're famous really for
Speaker 1: your man on the street action, as well economists and
Speaker 1: think tank leaders such as AOC, Mike Pompeo, Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: Richie Torres, Hakeem Jeffries, and the editors of The New
Speaker 1: York Times, Reuters and the Washington Post. Quite the rap sheet.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: Jose ran against Richie Torres in the twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: election as an independent candidate in New York. This fifteen,
Speaker 1: he is running again. Bring it into the two party system.
Speaker 1: In the US, which has brought us nothing but forever
Speaker 1: wars and financial bailouts. Jose was raised in the South
Speaker 1: Bronx and believes that true change can come for people
Speaker 1: realizing the better traditions of the US Republic. Jose, Welcome
Speaker 1: to the show.
Speaker 5: Thank you for having me. Alex, what a great I'm sorry, Rex,
Speaker 5: here's the thing.
Speaker 1: Here's a thing. I was hosting the Alex Jones show
Speaker 1: last week. It is my middle name, right, it is
Speaker 1: literally my middle name is Alexander. So you didn't even
Speaker 1: get it wrong technically, we go ahead.
Speaker 12: All right, good, great, No, well, just thank you. It's
Speaker 12: a great, great introduction. Where'd you get that from?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I think, uh, I think Daria put
Speaker 1: this together. I think the producer put this together.
Speaker 12: Well as you got you got one grade of a producer,
Speaker 12: I hope, yes, yeah, absolutely no, but yeah, no, it's uh,
Speaker 12: it's yeah, it's it's crazy. What's going on out here
Speaker 12: in New York. What's going on in the world with
Speaker 12: the war, how it's impacting people. You know, just one
Speaker 12: quick thing for people to know.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 12: The the interesting thing about the district that I'm running in,
Speaker 12: it's actually the poorest congressional district in the whole country.
Speaker 12: Like there's parts of Mississippi that don't even have plumbing
Speaker 12: or you know, certain infrastructure that's just basic, and somehow
Speaker 12: this area is poorer than that.
Speaker 1: Wow. So Richie Torres, he's he's got a very lucrative campaign, right,
Speaker 1: He's had a lot of cash infusions from you know,
Speaker 1: various entities. Shall we say, what's going on there?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 12: It's interesting, right because you know, you hear these stories
Speaker 12: of politicians who get googabs of money, right, and it's like, well,
Speaker 12: do what exactly do you do with all that money apart.
Speaker 5: From running for Congress over and over and over again.
Speaker 12: Well, instead of focusing on that, Politico actually put a
Speaker 12: hit piece on me, and they were coming at me
Speaker 12: because of the fact that I disclosed at my salary
Speaker 12: for a year is about twenty seven to twenty six
Speaker 12: to twenty seven thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: A year, and that's gross pay.
Speaker 12: That's before I pay my taxes which go and kill
Speaker 12: children in Gaza or are now funding Pete Hegsett's wild fantasies.
Speaker 5: But so the Politico puts out this hit piece of.
Speaker 12: Me, saying I might be too poor to run for Congress,
Speaker 12: and then I shouldn't even be paying myself while I'm
Speaker 12: running for Congress. Meanwhile, what we've uncovered is that Richie
Speaker 12: Torres is taking all this blood money from APEX that
Speaker 12: was known already, but we actually figured out how the
Speaker 12: consultant class corruption works. What he is doing is he's
Speaker 12: giving his money that comes to his campaign, that's APAC money,
Speaker 12: Wall Street money, blood money, and he's giving it to
Speaker 12: his financial director, this guy named Jeff Laravi, who then
Speaker 12: is using that money to pay himself with his own
Speaker 12: consulting group, and then he's paying his husband through another
Speaker 12: consulting group that his husband owns, and then they're paying
Speaker 12: each other because they both code own another consulting group
Speaker 12: called Ramble Group LLC, where they're both co owners of.
Speaker 12: So this money is just going into their hands. And
Speaker 12: not only that they are billing the Torres campaign, they're
Speaker 12: billing Equality Pack and they're consulting groups about fifteen thousand
Speaker 12: dollars a month for rent Okay for a two million
Speaker 12: dollar home in Washington, D C.
Speaker 5: And they own four homes in Washington.
Speaker 1: I want to get into this because people will say, Rex,
Speaker 1: you're talking to Jose. Jose's running in District fifteen. Like,
Speaker 1: why are you talking. You're in Texas, right, Richie Torres
Speaker 1: is one of these swamp creatures, right, this guy is
Speaker 1: like high on the list. This guy has taken tons
Speaker 1: of blood money. You've confronted him in person. He's completely
Speaker 1: like vacant robot, just wants to support genocide and get
Speaker 1: the check. Get into why he's important to know about,
Speaker 1: just as one of these other you know, swamp creatures
Speaker 1: like Mike Pompeo or like a Hakeem Jefferies.
Speaker 5: So this guy is like bought and paid for by Israel.
Speaker 12: And you can say that about most congressmen, but this guy, specifically,
Speaker 12: before he was in Congress, when he was in the
Speaker 12: City Council of New York City, Israel was flying him
Speaker 12: out to Tel Aviv. Yeah, that's a video of confronting him,
Speaker 12: telling him that everybody hates him.
Speaker 5: But I was confronting him in.
Speaker 12: Over the fact that he was getting trips paid to
Speaker 12: Israel and Tel Aviv, the fact that he was meeting
Speaker 12: with people like Yoav Galant here in the district. By
Speaker 12: the way, he brought Yoav Galant, one of the worst
Speaker 12: Israeli war criminals to the Bronx. And it's the fact
Speaker 12: that the people of the Bronx demand that they they
Speaker 12: want somebody who's actually going to listen to them because again,
Speaker 12: their this situation is so bad that the majority of
Speaker 12: the people that are living in the South Bronx are
Speaker 12: living underneath the poverty line. And this guy talks about
Speaker 12: Israel three hundred percent more times. This is something that
Speaker 12: a calculation or real calculation that we did. He says
Speaker 12: the word Israel three hundred percent more times in the
Speaker 12: Congress than he talks about the Bronx. Then he talks
Speaker 12: about his own district, and he talks about the United States.
Speaker 12: And this guy is completely discussing not only that he's
Speaker 12: the top fundraiser for the Democratic Party right now. The
Speaker 12: Democratic Party is collapsing, it's got a whole bunch of debt.
Speaker 12: Richie Torres is one of their saving graces right now.
Speaker 12: So we go after him, you go after the whole
Speaker 12: establishment basically, because that's what he represents.
Speaker 1: He's a lynch.
Speaker 5: Pins figure exactly.
Speaker 12: He's very pivotal to like he's not just some nobody
Speaker 12: congressman who just kind of gets by like he is
Speaker 12: like moving and shaking things in the Congress, and he
Speaker 12: is sort of like the go between for all of
Speaker 12: this dirty money.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 12: And he's important for the that's a good picture, but
Speaker 12: for the connection between Israel and the United States.
Speaker 1: And it's bizarre and sick that we have this fifty
Speaker 1: first state thousands and thousands of miles away. And that's
Speaker 1: really who he represents. And I think he's pretty open
Speaker 1: about that too. So I think if more people hear
Speaker 1: about this and understand we have an American somebody that
Speaker 1: I've heard you quote the Constitution at great length, Jose
Speaker 1: versus somebody that's ultimately spiritually I think he identifies as
Speaker 1: being from Tel Aviv and representing those people over there.
Speaker 5: What do you think, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 12: He's you know, he's you know, he's always comes to
Speaker 12: these pro Israel events. He's always brought in as like,
Speaker 12: you know, our guy on the inside, right, he's used
Speaker 12: as a useful idiot basically to continue to propagate war
Speaker 12: and genocide. In fact, he's not an apologist for war.
Speaker 12: He's an advocate for war and genocide. In fact, it
Speaker 12: goes beyond Israel too, It's not just Israel. And he
Speaker 12: supports he was one of the early people saying we
Speaker 12: need to give money to Neo Nazis in Ukraine. Oh yeah,
Speaker 12: he was saying that we need to start war with
Speaker 12: over Taiwan, with China, that we need to bomb Iran.
Speaker 12: He said, no one should shed a tear for the
Speaker 12: fact that we just killed the Ayatola, you know. And
Speaker 12: it's kind of wild, right that the people in this
Speaker 12: district who I speak to don't want war, and yet
Speaker 12: Richie Torres is like the number one cheerleader for it.
Speaker 12: You know, this guy is like one of the absolute
Speaker 12: worst congressman when it comes to foreign policy altogether.
Speaker 1: But he's a great example of that. They all go
Speaker 1: where the money is. And he's very clearly it's like
Speaker 1: you say, you're talking about like four houses, talking about
Speaker 1: various LLCs, sounds like to me speculating shell corporations and
Speaker 1: various things that shouldn't be the intent of getting into politics.
Speaker 1: I know that you're upset, just as I am, to
Speaker 1: see our country degraded and destroyed, and that you actually
Speaker 1: want a better future. So how do you contrast your
Speaker 1: values as to his? Does he have values?
Speaker 5: He has no values. His values are whoever's paying him
Speaker 5: the most. Money.
Speaker 12: You know, we have this funny saying here about Richie Torres, like, Okay,
Speaker 12: maybe he can't be bought, but he can be rented.
Speaker 12: And the thing about him is that he's going to
Speaker 12: listen to whoever has the biggest check, whoever has the
Speaker 12: biggest pocketbook, whoever has the most money to give to him.
Speaker 5: That's who he's going to listen to. And if you
Speaker 5: are poor, you.
Speaker 12: Cannot afford his time, you cannot afford his attention. Not
Speaker 12: only that he detests poverty, He's one of these people
Speaker 12: that came from it. He grew up in a project
Speaker 12: in poverty and as a result, though he's learned to
Speaker 12: detest it, reject it, and wants nothing to do with
Speaker 12: anyone who's in it, and that includes the people of
Speaker 12: his district. As a result, though, what we are doing
Speaker 12: here in the Bronx compared to this dude, is we
Speaker 12: are exposing the fact that this guy is making his
Speaker 12: friends millionaires. You know, this is actually kind of a
Speaker 12: breaking story that mel had exposed to the fact that
Speaker 12: he's yeah, well it's the fact that he's like, you know,
Speaker 12: making his friends super rich, and the fact that he's
Speaker 12: got fifteen million dollars in his bank account, which is
Speaker 12: what are his campaign bank account, which is what he's
Speaker 12: using to stay in power.
Speaker 5: He's also giving that.
Speaker 12: To other elected officials, lower level elected officials. So for example,
Speaker 12: he's giving a couple thousand to the state assemblymen in
Speaker 12: the area, the city councilman in the area, to this
Speaker 12: eight senators in the area, so that they'll continue to
Speaker 12: support him and endorse him.
Speaker 5: And the problem is, here's the problem. None of this
Speaker 5: is hidden from the public.
Speaker 12: Like you can go find this, you can go to
Speaker 12: the FEC website and you can type in who's getting
Speaker 12: the money. The question is who's going to enforce it,
Speaker 12: who's actually going to hold up the law right Because
Speaker 12: what I have come to discover, especially in the last decade,
Speaker 12: is that the law is meaningless unless people are prepared
Speaker 12: to actually put it into action and uphold justice, you know,
Speaker 12: because justice isn't going to come from above. You know,
Speaker 12: the Trump administration right now is completely co opted. So
Speaker 12: who's actually going to bring that justice? And I'm thinking
Speaker 12: it has to come from the citizenry. It has to
Speaker 12: come from ordinary people like ourselves. You know, I don't
Speaker 12: come from some political dynasty. I don't come from you know,
Speaker 12: like my mom's not a film director.
Speaker 5: You know, that's that's when we get into it.
Speaker 1: Well, let me let me, let me, let me boil
Speaker 1: this down. This is why everyone needs to know is
Speaker 1: because when you see somebody like this, it's advocate for
Speaker 1: taking money, for propping up genocide, in war crimes and
Speaker 1: ultimately destroying our country and the interest to a foreign power,
Speaker 1: you know, prioritizing them instead of us. When you're on
Speaker 1: the street and you see that person, no violent action ever,
Speaker 1: We're peaceful people never advocate anything like that. But you say, hey,
Speaker 1: why do you support genocide? Why are you killing little
Speaker 1: kids in gossip? And when everyone says that to you,
Speaker 1: when the person you're getting DoorDash says that to you,
Speaker 1: person that you drop your kids off at school says
Speaker 1: that to you, you know, like it's people will do that.
Speaker 1: Because that's where we're getting. When there's a global depression
Speaker 1: that's already happening because of all this stuff, it's going
Speaker 1: to become unacceptable to have these positions, to be somebody
Speaker 1: that supported war crimes. I mean, you're saying he was
Speaker 1: happy about the Ayatola being killed.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, he uh. He after the Iyatola
Speaker 12: was killed, he put out a tweet that was like,
Speaker 12: no one should shed a tear for the Ayatola. He
Speaker 12: was this, he was that, he was all kinds of
Speaker 12: awful things, you know. And of course he has to
Speaker 12: do that Democrat thing where they have to be anti Trump, right,
Speaker 12: you know, and he has to pretend to be against
Speaker 12: the Trump's actions, even though he was just celebrating the
Speaker 12: fact that the Ayatola died and Israeli handlers told them
Speaker 12: to be completely happy and optimistic about it, you know.
Speaker 12: But yeah, this guy has just completely bought and disgusting.
Speaker 12: I mean, he's one of Ben Gavier's cheerleaders.
Speaker 5: You know, he's a big thing. No, no, I'm not kidding.
Speaker 1: We cover Ben Gavier a lot on the network. My
Speaker 1: dad calls him like the vampire teeth if that's his
Speaker 1: nickname for him. We go ahead and read this in
Speaker 1: the audience, if you wouldn't mind.
Speaker 5: I have two This is Richie Toia's.
Speaker 12: I have two sets of thoughts, one regarding the Islamic
Speaker 12: Republic of Iran, the other regarding war powers. First, the
Speaker 12: Islamic Republican of Iran has been the gravest threat to
Speaker 12: peace and stability in the Middle East. It is a
Speaker 12: murderous oppressor of its own people, the world's leading state
Speaker 12: sponsor of terror, a rogue regime armed with dangerous ballistic missiles,
Speaker 12: and until recently, a threshold nuclear state.
Speaker 1: Whoa hold on it sounds like he's talking about Israel.
Speaker 1: That's what That's what's so outrageous about all this, right
Speaker 1: is like, there is a nuclear power in the Middle
Speaker 1: East that is destabilizing and funding terrorism right on record,
Speaker 1: and they're not a signatory to the MPT. They don't
Speaker 1: have to deal with nuclear regulation. And the idea that
Speaker 1: Iran when nineteen intelligence agencies said they're not doing it,
Speaker 1: and when two CIA independent assessment said they weren't doing it,
Speaker 1: the idea that the iatold of the guy who banned
Speaker 1: the bomb killing him was going to somehow prevent their
Speaker 1: nuclear program. I view it all as a self fulfilling prophecy.
Speaker 1: And we got Ben Gavie. I call him Cartman two
Speaker 1: point zero up there on screen right now, look at him,
Speaker 1: he's right there. He literally says burn all of Lebanon.
Speaker 1: All of Lebanon must burn for every one of our
Speaker 1: mothers that weep a thousand Lebanese mothers must weep, and
Speaker 1: I played the clip. I think it's just like some
Speaker 1: random settler guy or whatever. On the last show that
Speaker 1: I did, where the reporter goes, well many how many
Speaker 1: of how many Palestinian lives? Is a Jewish life worth
Speaker 1: like one hundred thousan? He says, no, one million, no
Speaker 1: ten million. It's just there's no equivocation. You can't do
Speaker 1: that stuff. It's monstrous. It's everyone's equal, we're all human,
Speaker 1: we're all creating the image of God. And to prioritize
Speaker 1: one group over another just because you have more guns
Speaker 1: and you have more political capital. I think the world
Speaker 1: will come to see this really as the new nineteen thirties.
Speaker 12: What do you think, Well, absolutely, I think it's you know,
Speaker 12: Israel likes to end the United States, like to say
Speaker 12: we're trying to prevent a theocratic nation from having nuclear weapons.
Speaker 12: There's already a theocratic nation that has nuclear weapons, and
Speaker 12: it's Israel.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 5: And then when you ask.
Speaker 12: These neocons, when you ask these warmongers who are in
Speaker 12: some kind of power, have some authority, or like ann
Speaker 12: Apple Bomb, who have some some think tank somewhere, who
Speaker 12: think they're legitimate.
Speaker 5: They say, well, Israel's different because there are ally Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: really are they really our ally? Whose ally? Because they're
Speaker 5: not my ally?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 5: You know. I think it's kind of.
Speaker 12: Embarrassing actually that all the blackmail material that Israel has
Speaker 12: over the current Trump administration is allowing them to get
Speaker 12: away with whatever it is they want. And to the
Speaker 12: fact that we were about to do what section two
Speaker 12: nineteen or in the Senate section twelve seventeen, which was
Speaker 12: going to merge our military intelligence and technology with Israel.
Speaker 1: He wrote it right there. That's the author. He bragged
Speaker 1: about it in a letter. Literally, that's the King of America.
Speaker 12: I wish more people knew that too, that Nan Yahoo
Speaker 12: wrote a letter to a congressman like saying, Oh, I
Speaker 12: want to thank you for a great dinner that we
Speaker 12: were having where we you know, I said that we
Speaker 12: should absolutely do this, and you agreed, and now you're
Speaker 12: putting it in legislation with this section.
Speaker 5: So very good. I approve of this.
Speaker 12: It's like, why do we need BB's a stamp of
Speaker 12: approval before we do anything in regards to you know,
Speaker 12: how we vote in the House of Congress. Right, It's
Speaker 12: completely disgusting and That's why I'm happy that this humiliation
Speaker 12: ritual of bending the need tot Israel it has to
Speaker 12: come to an end. I think it will come to
Speaker 12: an end. That's what makes me optimistic because people are
Speaker 12: waking up every single day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Trump is very symptomatic. He's very like as Uncle
Speaker 1: Sam for the country. If Trump is like I'm a virus,
Speaker 1: I'm going inside like he is. It's very obvious, like
Speaker 1: Lady Liberty, Uncle Sam is sick, right, and America sees it.
Speaker 1: And I think now that we're more symptomatic and we're
Speaker 1: going through this pain, I think more people are realizing it.
Speaker 1: I just think the reality everyone has a cell phone, right,
Speaker 1: so everyone has a cell phone. Everyone can look at
Speaker 1: like literal war crime, like the worst footage ever. It
Speaker 1: scars everyone that sees it, literally all of us. We
Speaker 1: should never have seen this stuff. We're so desensitized, we tolerated.
Speaker 1: I think people are reaching critical mass as to where
Speaker 1: they don't want to be morally lectured by somebody that
Speaker 1: supports that.
Speaker 12: Yes, that's right, and I think that right now it's
Speaker 12: more important than ever that people continue to follow independent
Speaker 12: media wherever it exists, like you and this show altogether
Speaker 12: our friends like Due Dissidence, Jimmy Door. You know, there
Speaker 12: is a real renaissance. I think of real independent media
Speaker 12: where people are now getting their mainstream news. I'll share
Speaker 12: with you a funny story. I was in the hospital
Speaker 12: about a month and a half ago and the.
Speaker 5: Doctor treating me.
Speaker 12: You know, it was a pretty private thing that happened
Speaker 12: to me, But the doctor treating me, he goes, yeah,
Speaker 12: all right, mister Vega, you seem to be good.
Speaker 5: We can discharge you. By the way, I didn't finish
Speaker 5: listening to.
Speaker 12: Your podcast episode on Due Dissonance this morning, and he
Speaker 12: shows me he was listening to me on a program.
Speaker 5: Now. I say that not because of like, oh it's me.
Speaker 12: No, It's because people everyday, people from your doctors to
Speaker 12: DoorDash drivers like you were saying, are becoming aware, are
Speaker 12: finding different outlets, alternative outlets around the country now and
Speaker 12: are saying, you know what, I don't want to fall
Speaker 12: under the mind control anymore of the mainstream media. I'm
Speaker 12: tired of being lectured by people like Joe Scarborough and
Speaker 12: Rachel Maddow. I want the truth, and that's what's happening
Speaker 12: right now. There's a real rebellion happening, and so hopefully
Speaker 12: one of those ways that it can manifest is people
Speaker 12: helping us out to And.
Speaker 1: That's because the establishment is so concentrated with on the
Speaker 1: left and the right of funding supporting this war that
Speaker 1: it exposed is really the two wings of the same
Speaker 1: bird theory, which is the reality of American politics. And
Speaker 1: that's why people say, oh, a two party system, the institution,
Speaker 1: the institution, But how's the institution working out? How's that
Speaker 1: working out for everybody? I think that's the key question. So, Jose,
Speaker 1: where can people support you? Where can people find you?
Speaker 1: Go ahead and tell them about your website, more about
Speaker 1: your campaign and where that will go should they choose
Speaker 1: to support you.
Speaker 12: So people can go to vote Vega dot NYC. That's
Speaker 12: my website. People can sign up to do two things.
Speaker 12: They can either donate or volunteer. Both of those things
Speaker 12: are extremely critical to any congressional campaign. If people donate,
Speaker 12: what that's going to go towards is mass printing of leaflets, posters,
Speaker 12: and signs, because we are going to expose the fact
Speaker 12: that Richie Torres is using campaign funds, so we legally
Speaker 12: make his friends super wealthy giving them thousands of dollars
Speaker 12: and the fact that they are paying their own rent
Speaker 12: on a two million dollar house with people's money that
Speaker 12: they are giving, but also with blood money as well.
Speaker 12: It's a conflict of interest. It's completely illegal and in
Speaker 12: a sane country, Richie Torres would be gone. And if
Speaker 12: people sign up to volunteer, they'll be helping us distribute
Speaker 12: this material. They'll be helping us put up the posters.
Speaker 12: And also if people want to help and be a
Speaker 12: part of possible future commercials that we want to put out.
Speaker 5: We want to.
Speaker 12: Basically propagate the airwaves here in the Bronx, completely shutting
Speaker 12: out Richie Torres, completely painting him as the monster that
Speaker 12: he actually is. And the other thing too, is we
Speaker 12: want to turn people into interventions. You see me getting
Speaker 12: dragged out of an event right there, right.
Speaker 5: We want to do it. We want to turn people
Speaker 5: into that. We want people to get active.
Speaker 1: You know, I know it's not violent, it's peaceful. You're
Speaker 1: exercising your First Amendment right, that's your god given right.
Speaker 1: The state doesn't have any right to control what you say.
Speaker 1: You're not making a threat, you're not slandering anybody. It's
Speaker 1: literally the truth. If it's true. Later there were criminals
Speaker 1: on the record bombing a little girls school, and like,
Speaker 1: you need to go to a city council meeting or
Speaker 1: like a congressional meeting, whoever, and tell people that peacefully, politically,
Speaker 1: non violent.
Speaker 5: Absolutely no.
Speaker 12: You have a responsibility to use your first Amendment right.
Speaker 12: You have to use it because you'll lose it if
Speaker 12: you don't use it. And you have to tell the truth.
Speaker 12: You have to speak up at events where there's a
Speaker 12: congressman in front of you, where there's some you know
Speaker 12: it's something that they're missing. You have to be the
Speaker 12: voice in the room who stands up and says, wait
Speaker 12: a minute, the emperor has no clothes, Wait a minute.
Speaker 12: Trump said that we weren't going to go into wars
Speaker 12: when he was reelected, and now look at us. You
Speaker 12: know we're about to go into another Vietnam era style war.
Speaker 12: You know, you have to look at these people and
Speaker 12: call them what they are. You have to call them
Speaker 12: liars to their face. And you have to record it too,
Speaker 12: because courage is infectious. Courage gets other people out of
Speaker 12: the door, out of their beds, and it gives people hope.
Speaker 12: Is the other thing too, and it shows that we
Speaker 12: don't just need to sit around and complain. It shows
Speaker 12: that there is a viable change in the atmosphere that
Speaker 12: people can feel and says I have to stay on,
Speaker 12: I have to keep fighting for a better future. I
Speaker 12: just need to intervene and do something because anybody can
Speaker 12: stand up and tell.
Speaker 1: The truth one hundred percent. I think that's why the
Speaker 1: broadcasts are so key, because we put out the information
Speaker 1: for free for people they can choose to support us.
Speaker 1: But that accessibility versus these companies, corporations the same like
Speaker 1: big Pharma, big AG, big military industrial complex that really,
Speaker 1: you know, in my opinion, is all the same interest
Speaker 1: own and heavily fund, you know, things like the media.
Speaker 1: We're putting the stuff out and people can choose to
Speaker 1: receive that information and they watch it at work, they
Speaker 1: watch it, you know, at college, they watch it, you know,
Speaker 1: just during daily life around the house, whatever. And you
Speaker 1: just reach a point where you realize, we don't really
Speaker 1: get to have a world unless we talk about this,
Speaker 1: exposed it and ultimately stop it. And the people that
Speaker 1: have adopted the system, that are in our government or
Speaker 1: have taken the deal or whatever in the bureaucracy, name
Speaker 1: it in the private sector, hurting the American people like
Speaker 1: and just for and wherever. They think that it's all
Speaker 1: going to work out well enough for them to get
Speaker 1: away from it. They think it's all it's gonna be
Speaker 1: something as we can get enough distance between us and
Speaker 1: whatever catastrophe we're going to cause, and it's just gonna
Speaker 1: hurt the little people. Play out newsplash. We're all little people,
Speaker 1: like life is very fragile on this planet. And by
Speaker 1: doing these wars, by doing these genocides, by causing this chaos,
Speaker 1: you know, we can just wake up one of these
Speaker 1: days and Moscow launches a new because they're tired of
Speaker 1: getting long range missiles inside from Ukraine. Right, And what
Speaker 1: happens then? What's the calculus? What's the decision? Then? All
Speaker 1: the people with the campaign ads, all the people with
Speaker 1: the promises, all the people with the big smile, where
Speaker 1: are they going to be? I know where you're gonna be.
Speaker 1: I know you're gonna be defending the Constitution and not
Speaker 1: getting us in these situations. That's why you're my friend.
Speaker 1: That's why I want to have you on the show.
Speaker 1: I want to get into a few more things. Can
Speaker 1: you stay for another segment? You use that another five
Speaker 1: minute at the beginning of the first hour, and then
Speaker 1: maybe another twenty three. Okay, I want to talk about
Speaker 1: your views on the Iran and your views on Ukraine.
Speaker 1: We do have that breaking report of Zelenski freaking out
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Speaker 1: cover this because the key aspect for the American people,
Speaker 1: I think is it's always been clear. It's the economy stupid.
Speaker 1: It's affordability, right, and you know this was ridiculous under Biden,
Speaker 1: the rampant inflation, the lying about it in the gaslight
Speaker 1: of the American people. The same thing is happening under Trump,
Speaker 1: and it's directly what people voted against. I want to
Speaker 1: read you a quote from establishment swamp creature rhino Dan Crenshaw.
Speaker 1: Overhead shot, please crew, this is from Dan Crenshaw, just
Speaker 1: hearing about this dumb twenty dollars burrito debate. So I
Speaker 1: thought I'd make the losers on social media angry before
Speaker 1: I go to bed. Stop whining, get a job, eat
Speaker 1: Ramen like the rest of us did in college on
Speaker 1: a budget with four roommates. The market doesn't care about
Speaker 1: what you think something should cost. Only communists care. Now
Speaker 1: that's a nice framing, right. We don't have a mixed
Speaker 1: to enomy where the government has massive interest in huge
Speaker 1: companies that dominate the economy. That's not going on, then
Speaker 1: everyone starves. Are you a communist? Or you an American
Speaker 1: adult male capable of handling his own s word? What
Speaker 1: do you think of that? What's your opinion? What's your take? You?
Speaker 12: Oh, you're upset that things are expensive now you can
Speaker 12: barely afford to feed your family?
Speaker 5: What are you a communist? Huh? Respect the markets?
Speaker 12: What are you upset that it now cost one hundred
Speaker 12: and twenty dollars to fill up your car your truck,
Speaker 12: you know, just to get to work now where it
Speaker 12: used to cost only fifty What are you some kind
Speaker 12: of communist?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: I want to put out a framing here. I want
Speaker 1: to put out a framing. Here's the thing. This is
Speaker 1: straw that broke the camel's back, because the twenty dollar
Speaker 1: burrito doesn't exist in a vacuum. It's not just that
Speaker 1: that's gotten more expensive, it's the entire lifestyle being of
Speaker 1: being an American and living in this culture that we
Speaker 1: have where you drive everywhere and go shop all the time.
Speaker 1: We have a consumer economy that's literally what the whole
Speaker 1: thing's based off.
Speaker 12: What do you think, Well, yeah, I mean it happened
Speaker 12: after you know, post NAFTA and even post Breton Woods too.
Speaker 12: The economic system that was holding up the United States
Speaker 12: basically from the thirties all the way till it ended
Speaker 12: around the seventies. You know, we don't produce things anymore.
Speaker 12: We rely on imports, we rely on things coming in.
Speaker 12: And that's part of the reason why, you know, with
Speaker 12: the Straight of Horror moves being shut down, you know,
Speaker 12: people need to understand something too, with the Straight of
Speaker 12: Horror Moves being shut down. It's not just gas, but
Speaker 12: you're talking about stuff that's important, like agricultural products too.
Speaker 12: You're talking about all.
Speaker 1: The fertilizer exactly right.
Speaker 12: It's only getting more expensive because it's getting speculated on,
Speaker 12: it's unable to cross through the straight of horror moves.
Speaker 5: And I actually heard a report that even if.
Speaker 12: The wars all the wars, because Ukraine is a big
Speaker 12: exporter of wheat as well, but if all the wars
Speaker 12: were to end tomorrow, the markets on agricultural goods that
Speaker 12: are required to actually grow the food we eat would
Speaker 12: not stabilize until at least twenty twenty eight. Think about
Speaker 12: the devastating impacts that this war has had already.
Speaker 5: You know, it reverberates everywhere in our economy.
Speaker 1: We we on the network, we call it a COVID
Speaker 1: of choice, That's what we call it. Explain that, well,
Speaker 1: I mean during COVID, what do we have. We also had,
Speaker 1: you know, mass famine, mass migration in places as a
Speaker 1: result of that. And look what happened there fauci Eco
Speaker 1: Health Alliance. That's all literally on the record. They lied
Speaker 1: about funding the anifunction research at that very lab where
Speaker 1: the thing originated. So if they can, they think they
Speaker 1: can get that over on you. They think they can
Speaker 1: get a war over on you, and that think that
Speaker 1: people won't notice it, But I think people are noticing it.
Speaker 1: What's your take?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 12: Well, absolutely, and I think the fact that the Trump
Speaker 12: administration has just continue to go headfirst into this disastrous war,
Speaker 12: it goes to show see this actually goes way back
Speaker 12: to something that goes back to like the sixties and
Speaker 12: seventies when it was first being theorized that there may
Speaker 12: be something called overpopulation. And it was this big group
Speaker 12: called the Club of Rome that was publishing materials saying
Speaker 12: we're going to run out of resources and that the
Speaker 12: best course of action is to start curbing population growth.
Speaker 5: Right. And like, I know, a lot of people who.
Speaker 12: May be following me, who are on here for the
Speaker 12: first time, may be surprised to hear me talk about this,
Speaker 12: but this is true, you know. It's like, so you
Speaker 12: had organizations and you even had the United States government
Speaker 12: set up something called the Department of Population Affairs. It
Speaker 12: still exists to this day. One of the things it
Speaker 12: does is it does reproductive health. It gives birth control
Speaker 12: and sex ed and all of the schools around the
Speaker 12: United States. But basically it was that level of thinking
Speaker 12: which had actually influenced the foreign policy of people like
Speaker 12: Henry Kissinger and others who were starting wars in different
Speaker 12: countries to curb population growth, and so what we're seeing
Speaker 12: now is just the next generation.
Speaker 5: Of that of this belief that too many people with planet.
Speaker 1: Right, and that's the key for people to understand. They
Speaker 1: want like five on undred million people or less, like
Speaker 1: that's what the elite people have decided is best for
Speaker 1: the planet. And you know, no one votes for them,
Speaker 1: no one decides, no one gets to regulate their illegal activities.
Speaker 1: But somebody like Bill Gates, like, hey, I just get
Speaker 1: to go over and give people a polio in Africa.
Speaker 1: He's one of the leading causes of people getting polio
Speaker 1: in Africa. On record, my great grandmother received a polio
Speaker 1: vaccine here and she was crippled for life. So like,
Speaker 1: this happens to people, and I knew her, like I
Speaker 1: grew up with her. I've seen this right. And when
Speaker 1: you have people that play god, they're not even doctors,
Speaker 1: they're not even scientists. The guy literally dropped out of college.
Speaker 1: You're like, well, why do you have this outsized influence
Speaker 1: in power? Why can't you take a country to war?
Speaker 1: Do you stabilize the country's economy or help, you know,
Speaker 1: create a situation where maybe we have a virus pop
Speaker 1: out or something like that. And they just say well,
Speaker 1: we're successful for a reason. We figured something out, and
Speaker 1: if you don't let us run your system, we're going
Speaker 1: to destroy it. And I think that's really America and
Speaker 1: really the world being held hostage. And that's what I
Speaker 1: always point out about people like that.
Speaker 5: What do you think I'm about to blow people's minds?
Speaker 12: Because a lot of people see Bertrand Russell today as
Speaker 12: like this progressive anti war figure. But if you look
Speaker 12: at his writings from the nineteen forties, he was saying
Speaker 12: the best ways to control population is disease, its birth control,
Speaker 12: and its war.
Speaker 5: Those are the three things he was saying.
Speaker 12: And he was advocating for the United States to use
Speaker 12: a nuclear weapon on the Soviets before they could develop
Speaker 12: there so that the United States could be the sort
Speaker 12: of king over all the other countries, because there needed
Speaker 12: to be a balance, like in the animal Kingdom, where
Speaker 12: the United States needed a reign supreme over all the others.
Speaker 3: And it.
Speaker 1: That's exactly the ideology what you're describing there, So go
Speaker 1: into it. Who is this guy and what's the context
Speaker 1: of the quote.
Speaker 12: Oh Bertrand Russell Man, it was like, now he's seen
Speaker 12: as like a peacenak in fact, like you know, the
Speaker 12: peace sign that exists today this and like the peace
Speaker 12: sign he had actually was the he was the inspiration
Speaker 12: behind it. And he was you know anti war and
Speaker 12: Va Noam and whatnot. But the nineteen forties and fifties,
Speaker 12: like he was you know, collaborating with people like Einstein
Speaker 12: and whatnot. And he had founded this thing called the
Speaker 12: Congress for Cultural Freedom. But basically he was like putting
Speaker 12: out there in academia. He was getting all the intellectuals,
Speaker 12: all the oligarchs to be like, yo, population control, let's
Speaker 12: get in on it now, because we have to keep
Speaker 12: it low, because there's a balance of nature or whatever.
Speaker 12: So he was one of the first people in making
Speaker 12: popular the idea that we need to curb the population.
Speaker 12: He was like a next generation of Malthus you know,
Speaker 12: you heard of Malthusianism.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what he was.
Speaker 12: He was just continuing that forward for a you know,
Speaker 12: then contemporary audience of whoa, no way, you have the
Speaker 12: German Congress for Cultural Freedom.
Speaker 5: Wow. Sorry, that's pretty like this background good ship. Yeah yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: you guys, Yeah, that's awesome.
Speaker 12: But yeah, you know, and like the Congress of Cultural
Speaker 12: Freedom was also responsible for spreading modern culture as well,
Speaker 12: Like they were pushing people like Jackson Pollock and modern
Speaker 12: art and whatnot.
Speaker 5: They say was to compete with the Soviets.
Speaker 12: It was actually to make our culture pretty stupid, you know,
Speaker 12: so that people would then become docile and they wouldn't
Speaker 12: rebel against the olive arts like you know, the nineteen
Speaker 12: forties and fifties, especially that post FDR era was crucial.
Speaker 1: For breading the culture, creating the culture. Yeah, so explaining
Speaker 1: that all, so give us a deep dive on this
Speaker 1: guy and really how he created that culture. So he
Speaker 1: went around, did he establish clubs or foundations or organizations?
Speaker 1: What did he do?
Speaker 12: Yeah, so apart from the Congress for Cultural Freedom. And
Speaker 12: you know, actually one of the people that you know,
Speaker 12: I worked with, Lynda Laruge, he passed away a while ago.
Speaker 12: But like they they they put you know, Bertrand Russell
Speaker 12: as an evil man. You know, that's one of their
Speaker 12: popular essays that they had published a while back, and
Speaker 12: one of the first things I had read. But basically, like,
Speaker 12: you know, this guy was also like when he was
Speaker 12: coming up as a college student, he was also coming
Speaker 12: up with like senine and completely insane mathematical and scientific
Speaker 12: theories that would just fall apart, right, So it was
Speaker 12: like his he was doing like a cultural intervention all over,
Speaker 12: not just in art and science and science, but mathematics
Speaker 12: as well, and in population affairs.
Speaker 5: He was advising governments here and there.
Speaker 12: He was seen as like this, you know, just towering
Speaker 12: intellectual figure who was at the end of the day.
Speaker 5: Just a ma Althusian.
Speaker 12: And it's interesting because if you were to ask a
Speaker 12: lot of peace necks today, people who I'm friends with,
Speaker 12: people who have utmost respect or anti war, they look
Speaker 12: up to this guy as like some you know, honorable
Speaker 12: anti war dude who was an advocate against you know,
Speaker 12: the nuclear bombs and stuff.
Speaker 5: It is not true. He's one of the reasons why
Speaker 5: we're actually.
Speaker 12: In the mess that we're in today. So anyway, I
Speaker 12: didn't mean the tangent off of just uff Bertie.
Speaker 1: I wanted to ask you because people have to understand,
Speaker 1: like the current elites, they stand on the shoulders of giants, right,
Speaker 1: And this has been planned out for a long time.
Speaker 1: There's various different iterations of it, but this is like,
Speaker 1: this is the origins of the swamp that we're talking
Speaker 1: about here. Getting people cool with the idea just globally
Speaker 1: of hey, we're gonna have this feudal system, We're gonna
Speaker 1: have this cast system. It's going to be implemented our way,
Speaker 1: because if we don't do it, someone else is. That's
Speaker 1: always the excuse. It's like you say, lave the jungle, right,
Speaker 1: someone has to be the tiger.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 12: And that's the other important thing that people need to understand,
Speaker 12: this idea of law of the jungle. It very much
Speaker 12: is the methodology or I guess even the the ideology
Speaker 12: of a lot of the people that put us into
Speaker 12: war today because they see everybody as animals, including themselves.
Speaker 12: So when you're talking about people like Mike Pompeo or
Speaker 12: you're talking about neo cons like John Bolton, like they
Speaker 12: see themselves as animals, they see everybody as animals, but
Speaker 12: that they see themselves as the.
Speaker 5: Alpha dogs, as the top dogs.
Speaker 12: And for them it's just a matter of you know
Speaker 12: what we have to you know, we have a responsibility
Speaker 12: to be the top dog. So we get to say
Speaker 12: who gets to be a slave and who gets to
Speaker 12: be leaders, because that's the only way in which you
Speaker 12: can ever have like a functioning society. And even that
Speaker 12: goes way back to people like Aristotle and Plato, because
Speaker 12: there was like this whole division are we people or
Speaker 12: are we not? And Plato are we animals or are
Speaker 12: we not? And Plato loved human beings. He was like,
Speaker 12: no way, man, everyone has an ability to think and reason.
Speaker 12: Aristotle puts it out in one of his most popular works,
Speaker 12: Politics Book, one paragraph six.
Speaker 5: Are some people born to be slaves and some people
Speaker 5: born to be kings? Yes?
Speaker 12: And you should be happy to be a slave, because
Speaker 12: you know what, You're a human slave, and that's better
Speaker 12: than being an ox, you know, or you're talking.
Speaker 1: About you're talking about natural slavery. That's we're talking about
Speaker 1: the philosophical idea of it. So go ahead and get
Speaker 1: into that if you would.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, no.
Speaker 12: This is like a big idea that had ruled for
Speaker 12: centuries after. But Aristotle was one of the people who
Speaker 12: popularized it. And that's another one of these figure of
Speaker 12: people who think that should be so revered. And oh Aristotle,
Speaker 12: Aristotle was an idiot. He thought that our biggest, our
Speaker 12: best sense, you know, because we have five senses, was
Speaker 12: our ability to touch things, you know, because animals can't
Speaker 12: touch things the way human beings.
Speaker 5: Can, but.
Speaker 1: I'll figured it out. Wow, genius to learn.
Speaker 12: Okay, No, And but he had this idea that some
Speaker 12: people are born to be slaves and some people are
Speaker 12: born to be kings. And that's one of the reasons
Speaker 12: why you also had monarchies. They would quote Aristotle. They
Speaker 12: would be like, listen, like, you know, this is just
Speaker 12: the way God wants things. You know, God made you
Speaker 12: the lineage of a king for a reason, and he
Speaker 12: made me a peasant for a reason. And who am
Speaker 12: I to disobey God? That was Aristotle's you know, thinking
Speaker 12: and methodology. And this was a big fight because Socrates
Speaker 12: and Plato were vehemently against that idea.
Speaker 5: They really did believe that everyone was created equal.
Speaker 12: And people can read Plato's Meno Dialogue for that proof
Speaker 12: there where he proves that a slave boy is actually
Speaker 12: more intelligent than a slave owner.
Speaker 5: It's a whole thing. Not going to get into it.
Speaker 12: Yeah, And see even that painting right there is a
Speaker 12: critique of Aristotle. The way he's holding his book prevents
Speaker 12: him from walking into the discussion further, because that's part
Speaker 12: of the bigger painting called the School of Athens. Whereas
Speaker 12: Plato has his book tucked in so he can walk freely.
Speaker 12: Aristotle can't walk any further because his own thinking, represented
Speaker 12: by the book prevents him from walking further, whereas Plato
Speaker 12: can walk.
Speaker 5: Wherever he wants. So anyway, I know, we're going everywhere
Speaker 5: with Well, it's.
Speaker 1: Super this is great. People need to understand because ultimately
Speaker 1: these are thousand plus year old ideas, two thousand and
Speaker 1: four thousand year old ideas, and everything in the modern
Speaker 1: world is designed to distract you, confuse you, whereas these
Speaker 1: people they know kind of like the deeper law of
Speaker 1: like the universe, society, how really human civilization functions and works.
Speaker 1: And when you understand even a little bit of that,
Speaker 1: you will start to understand really all of geopolitics, world politics,
Speaker 1: because it is about ultimately the interest that deem themselves
Speaker 1: superior and you inferior, and by nature of that, they
Speaker 1: have the right to oppress you. Like that's exactly, that's
Speaker 1: greater Israel. That's literally what they believe.
Speaker 12: Right, And that's why poverty is a choice of political will.
Speaker 12: The leadership in the country makes poverty happen. It's artificial,
Speaker 12: it's you know, and they want you to think, well,
Speaker 12: you know, if like what Dan Crenshaw's doing there. He's like, well,
Speaker 12: you know, if you just pulled yourself up by the
Speaker 12: brutstraps and eight ramen for ten years, maybe you might
Speaker 12: be able to afford a house. It's not true, you know, yea.
Speaker 12: And he is one of these Aristotelian Bertrand Russell thinker
Speaker 12: types who want you to believe that you're supposed to
Speaker 12: be poor, because you're supposed to be poor, and you
Speaker 12: should suck it up and you can.
Speaker 5: Maybe live a little more comfortably. Meanwhile, they can live
Speaker 5: in their ivory towers.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 5: That's what they do.
Speaker 12: They live in their ivory towers. Dan Crenshaw's good. He's
Speaker 12: going to retire as a congressman or now no longer
Speaker 12: congressman's still going to get the pension. He's still going
Speaker 12: to be living off of the taxpayer funds of everyday people.
Speaker 1: Like you with me.
Speaker 5: And that's what happens when you serve at least more
Speaker 5: than one term in Congress. It's a really this is why.
Speaker 1: I don't think. You know, here's the thing. We're in
Speaker 1: the third hour. We got seven minutes left in this segment.
Speaker 1: You're all good, just like, what is your message to
Speaker 1: the American people about like recognizing this like elite strength
Speaker 1: within our politics and how your campaign is working against it.
Speaker 12: The thing is that you are more powerful than you
Speaker 12: think you are. You know, there is this line from Shakespeare,
Speaker 12: Oh brutus, you know we are like you know, yes,
Speaker 12: we are like underlings basically, But I actually think that
Speaker 12: we are much more powerful than we think we are.
Speaker 12: In our real power comes from the idea that we
Speaker 12: are created equal and we are creating in the living
Speaker 12: image of the Creator. And when you have that idea,
Speaker 12: when you start like, if that's your guiding principle right there,
Speaker 12: that every human being is created equal, you are already
Speaker 12: superior to these neocons who have bombs, who have nuclear weapons,
Speaker 12: who have tanks.
Speaker 1: Well, let me have guns, let me let make them
Speaker 1: in there. Yeah, that's the thing is like we're all
Speaker 1: the same, We're all created in the image of God.
Speaker 1: You don't have the right to do these things to people, ultimately,
Speaker 1: that's the thing. Like, it's just we can't do it.
Speaker 1: And when you see them do it, like everyone has
Speaker 1: that Like what's the first stage of grief. It's denial, right,
Speaker 1: It's like, oh, that's not the situation. They've made us
Speaker 1: pay for murder and they've normalized that emotion.
Speaker 12: What do you think, Yeah, absolutely, because they've made you
Speaker 12: forget what it means to be a human being, you know,
Speaker 12: And I mean I have this problem to a lot
Speaker 12: of people have this problem too, you know, where we
Speaker 12: find ourselves scrolling through TikTok or Twitter or Instagram endlessly
Speaker 12: and we get caught up on stuff that ultimately doesn't
Speaker 12: matter when within our own heads is this ultimate power,
Speaker 12: which is called reason and creativity, where you actually have
Speaker 12: the ability to do whatever it is you want to
Speaker 12: do and it's all here in your head. So why
Speaker 12: should we, you know, feel any kind of pessimism or
Speaker 12: sadness about the situation when we really can do whatever
Speaker 12: it is we want because God gave us the talents
Speaker 12: to do so the moment we were born.
Speaker 5: And that's kind of like I mean, this is.
Speaker 1: And by nature, by nature of who we are, whether
Speaker 1: you're a rocket scientist or a little boy with down syndrome,
Speaker 1: we're all created by God. We all have this value,
Speaker 1: and no one is allowed to do anything wrong to
Speaker 1: us that violates that nature. No one is allowed to
Speaker 1: treat you like an animal because we're not animals.
Speaker 5: Dang straight.
Speaker 12: And you know, like one of my favorite quotes is
Speaker 12: Doctor King who said, you know, if you're a street sweeper,
Speaker 12: you sweep the streets like Beethoven composed the music.
Speaker 5: You know, you do what you do it, you do
Speaker 5: it with deity.
Speaker 1: Everyone's parently valuable, everybody. And that's a that's a key
Speaker 1: thing that they don't have. And that's why we're going
Speaker 1: to win and they're gonna lose is because people that
Speaker 1: deny that. It's just doesn't work out at the end
Speaker 1: of the day.
Speaker 5: That's exactly right.
Speaker 12: Doctor King was assassed that the last, the very last
Speaker 12: speech Doctor King gave was to a group of sanitation workers.
Speaker 5: You know, in the middle of a thunderstorm. He thought
Speaker 5: no one was going to come.
Speaker 12: They came anyway, and he delivered one of his best speeches,
Speaker 12: you know, from the Mountaintop speech where he goes all
Speaker 12: the way from Plato and Socrates all the way to
Speaker 12: the present day, and that was one of his best speeches,
Speaker 12: and he delivered it to that's it. That's that's one
Speaker 12: of my that's one of my favorite quotes. Man, your
Speaker 12: staff and they got it. They got it, man, I
Speaker 12: really appreciate it stuff.
Speaker 1: But yeah, man, yeah, it's you know, I'll read I'll
Speaker 1: read it from doctor King. Here, go ahead and throw
Speaker 1: that back up, please, if you, if you would the
Speaker 1: quote from Martin Luther King, if it falls your lot
Speaker 1: to be a street sweeper, sweep streets is Raphael painted pictures,
Speaker 1: Sweep streets is Michelangelo carved marble, Sweep streets is Beethoven
Speaker 1: composed music or Shakespeare wrote poetry. Absolutely, And that that's
Speaker 1: the thing, is really just having pride and just being
Speaker 1: here and a human and not thinking that a government
Speaker 1: can like debase us or treat us the wrong way,
Speaker 1: like they're not entitled to do that.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, they're not.
Speaker 12: No, And so people should reclaim their dignity and declare
Speaker 12: their independence. Yet again, that's what that's what the Declaration
Speaker 12: of Independence was. It was a declaration of dignity, that
Speaker 12: we are human beings and that no one is above
Speaker 12: anybody else, and that we get to dictate our government,
Speaker 12: not some kings who were powdered wigs or anything like that,
Speaker 12: but human beings. We the people, get to decide what
Speaker 12: happens with our country, what happens with our future, which
Speaker 12: is why I'm super optimistic for the future. Which is
Speaker 12: why I'm super optimistic because I know, you know, Washington
Speaker 12: knew something when he wrote his farewell address that we
Speaker 12: should strive for national unity and we will get there.
Speaker 5: It's a long road, but we're going to get there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree. Where can people find you? Where can
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Speaker 12: Ooh?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 12: Nine days after October seventh, I stood up at Temple Emanuel,
Speaker 12: one of the largest synagogues in New York City, where
Speaker 12: Rachel Maddow herself came to speak, and I told her
Speaker 12: she was going to get this wrong, she was going
Speaker 12: to support the Israelis, and that there was in fact
Speaker 12: an ethnic cleansing happening in Gaza and it needed to
Speaker 12: be talked about.
Speaker 5: Wow, oh, vega, dot in my seat and.
Speaker 1: Really quick, just give us a few big names you've
Speaker 1: confronted on the street.
Speaker 5: Oh, absolutely, Haking Jeffreys.
Speaker 12: I had confronted him on the nord Stream Revelations, My opponent,
Speaker 12: Richie Torres, Rachel Maddows, the executive editors of the New
Speaker 12: York Times, Washington Post, LA Times, Reuters AOC confronted her.
Speaker 12: Mike Pompeo confronted her, and Nancy Pelosi. I had the
Speaker 12: pleasure of calling her a saddle drunk n what's that one.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Paul Krugman, this economist from the New York Times, you know,
Speaker 12: Kamala Harris confronted her as well. So many people, Joe Biden,
Speaker 12: a lot of people that I confronted and I'm going
Speaker 12: to keep doing it too, and I would urge people
Speaker 12: join me in that as well.
Speaker 1: Phenomenal men on the street work New York District fifteen
Speaker 1: running against Richie Torres. Jose Vega, thank you for your time, man.
Speaker 5: Thank you for having me and let me go off
Speaker 5: on Bertrand Russell that way.
Speaker 1: Oh one hundred percent. Man, that was a great clip.
Speaker 1: We'll put that out. I'll send it to you. Thank you,
Speaker 1: Jose Vega, Thank you. All right. We're going to be
Speaker 1: right back after this break with more, both the parties
Speaker 1: of which are getting exactly what they wanted through this war.
Speaker 1: I got green Blat of the ADL, and then I
Speaker 1: got a leading Senator Dave McCormick talking about how are
Speaker 1: we gonna win the midterms? So we're just gonna bark
Speaker 1: about the economy, but first the human cost of all
Speaker 1: of this. Trump Hegseth clash at Camp David over iron
Speaker 1: missile depletion concerns. I went over this earlier, but I
Speaker 1: want to get back into it. Trump vined at Hegseth
Speaker 1: that he thought the munition's issue had been fixed. There
Speaker 1: is no fixing it. I just want to remind you
Speaker 1: again you can't pull these out of your butt, you
Speaker 1: can't invent them, you can't spend gems on it, like
Speaker 1: it's clash of plans to speed up the timer. It's
Speaker 1: going to be years and years and years until we
Speaker 1: have these things again. And you would say, this makes
Speaker 1: absolutely no sense to do to our country. This hurts
Speaker 1: our citizens, kills our soldiers, gives them traumatic brain injuries.
Speaker 1: Here's the article I was looking for, all right, I
Speaker 1: mean a little bit of air there, there we go.
Speaker 1: Iran war renews concerns about the lasting toll of traumatic
Speaker 1: brain injuries to US troops. There you go, Look look
Speaker 1: at this. So we have over five hundred casualties like
Speaker 1: injuries like wounded wounded over there. Not apparently an action
Speaker 1: because Trump says, not a war, even though it's a
Speaker 1: forty seven year conflict that we're going to fight for
Speaker 1: another twenty that we already that we already want, which
Speaker 1: we know is ridiculous. But over five hundred people, we
Speaker 1: don't know how badly they're injured. But the amount of
Speaker 1: TBIs the lasting effects of traumatic brain injuries are raising
Speaker 1: fresh concerns about the toll of the Iran war on
Speaker 1: American troops who are suffering those wounds due to a
Speaker 1: conflict without a clear end. Nearly Oh, I was wrong.
Speaker 1: Seven hundred US service members have been wounded by drone
Speaker 1: and missile attack on basis everything's under control. I'm going
Speaker 1: to read that again. Nearly seven hundred US service members
Speaker 1: have been wounded by drone and missile attacks on bases
Speaker 1: in the Middle East and other uh and other fighting.
Speaker 1: Most have experienced most most you say, oh, so it's
Speaker 1: not It's not somebody getting a hangnail. It's not somebody
Speaker 1: I don't know tripping on banana peel and you know,
Speaker 1: hurting their back somehow. Most of these people, seven hundred,
Speaker 1: most this, this is AP. It's like when my dad's
Speaker 1: we got actial hes AP. Rhuters say all saying the
Speaker 1: same thing. This is AP, saying it all right, Most
Speaker 1: of these people have experienced traumatic brain injuries and return
Speaker 1: to duty isn't that good. So it's like being in
Speaker 1: the UFC, right, Well, Uncle Sam asked you to sign
Speaker 1: up and get in the ring, and sure, you know
Speaker 1: you might get one three five traumatic brain injuries. Not
Speaker 1: gonna say how severe it is. We're not gonna it's
Speaker 1: all good, go back in the service. You know, we'll
Speaker 1: put you in another base that can't be defended. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: It's the concussion Olympics, the concussion War, because we can't
Speaker 1: defend our own people. The Pentagon's chief spokesman, Sean Parnell
Speaker 1: last month called the vast majority of injuries over a
Speaker 1: two week period minor concussions. So that's that's like the
Speaker 1: reminds me of the in oh not good, dot dot
Speaker 1: dot not good. No bueno, no bueno, moy mal very bad. Right,
Speaker 1: and we don't believe what they say, and then this
Speaker 1: is what they say. Here's what the doctor says. Concussions
Speaker 1: are often termed mild TBIs, and many people recover within weeks,
Speaker 1: but sometimes those with seemingly mild initial symptoms going to
Speaker 1: have problems persisting for months or years, such as headaches, dizziness,
Speaker 1: or difficulties with memory or attention that sometimes called brain fog.
Speaker 1: Doctors have no way to predict who will suffer lasting
Speaker 1: Isn't that nice? A lottery of lasting brain injury A
Speaker 1: vexing enough question that there's medical debate other over whether
Speaker 1: to retire the term mild TBI. Yeah, I don't think
Speaker 1: there's a mild traumatic brain injury. I don't think that
Speaker 1: exists a mild TBI. Repeated blows are known to increase
Speaker 1: the chances of lasting problems, including a degenerative brain disease
Speaker 1: called chronic traumatic insect encephalopathy or CTE. Now that's real
Speaker 1: UFC boxing stuff there, CTE Olympics. It has gained attention
Speaker 1: for links to deaths in the NFL and other sports,
Speaker 1: and no death in the UFC. It's imperative that people
Speaker 1: recover from a concussion before doing activities. Blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: We put them back into service, we put them in
Speaker 1: another base. And like I said, none of these bases
Speaker 1: can be defended. So what are we even doing. I
Speaker 1: want to go ahead and go to clip eighteen. I
Speaker 1: want to show people what exactly GOP thinks about this.
Speaker 12: Donat to the war in Iran is unpopular and we
Speaker 12: still have four dollar gas?
Speaker 5: How do we get around that for the midterm elections? Well,
Speaker 5: good to be with you, Stuart.
Speaker 14: I mean, I think the big picture here is we
Speaker 14: need to go out and continually talk to people about
Speaker 14: the progress we've made on the economy.
Speaker 1: The truth of the matter is, wages are up.
Speaker 14: The truth of the matter is that in business investments
Speaker 14: up in Pennsylvania, we have tens of thousands of new
Speaker 14: jobs because of their president's policies. These are great jobs
Speaker 14: for welders, fitters, steam fitters. We've got in the big
Speaker 14: beautiful Bill, the Working Family's Tax Cut Act, a childcare
Speaker 14: tax credit, no tax on tips. People are taking advantage
Speaker 14: of that. So there is no doubt that they are
Speaker 14: economically much better off than they were under President Biden.
Speaker 14: At the same time, they're still filling the pressure and
Speaker 14: as you said, gas prices are up, healthcare is too expensive,
Speaker 14: Energy prices are still up. We need to do a
Speaker 14: lot more on permitting reform. So I think the way
Speaker 14: to talk about this is here's where we are. We've
Speaker 14: made enormous progress, but here's the pathway ahead and why
Speaker 14: we need to have Republican majorities in the House in
Speaker 14: the Senate to get more good things done for the
Speaker 14: American people.
Speaker 1: Not a thing about ending the war, not a thing
Speaker 1: about the TBIs and the nearly seven hundred US service
Speaker 1: members that AP News is reporting most have experienced traumatic
Speaker 1: brain injuries, and they're calling them mild TBI, mild trauma. No,
Speaker 1: it's just not a big deal. Just a little bit
Speaker 1: of brain damage. It's healthy. It makes you tougher. You
Speaker 1: fight in Israel's work better if you have more brain damage.
Speaker 1: So we're going to send you off to another base
Speaker 1: that can't be defended. Now, I want to show green
Speaker 1: black all right, I want to show green blat who's
Speaker 1: very happy about the overall situation. Go to clip nineteen.
Speaker 3: Look, you worked for Obama, UI for Clinton in the
Speaker 3: economic spot. But what have you made of Trump's approach
Speaker 3: on Iran? Like, is this something that you're thinking, Yeah,
Speaker 3: good on him for being the president and then stood
Speaker 3: up to the Ranian raise aim or is America got
Speaker 3: itself into another forever war here?
Speaker 15: Look, there is a forever war going on that was
Speaker 15: started by Iran, the Islamic Revolution. Since nineteen seventy nine,
Speaker 15: Iranian school children and Iranian leaders has had every day
Speaker 15: death to America. We don't say death to Iran. They
Speaker 15: declared war against US American seventy nine. They took our
Speaker 15: people hostage, they emerged in Tehran, they all undered our marines.
Speaker 1: All my route, I've been good about pausing. Today we're
Speaker 1: going to go ahead and pause it. We don't say
Speaker 1: death to Iran. We didn't blow up their elementary school
Speaker 1: in the middle of negotiations. We didn't kill the Iatol
Speaker 1: in the middle in negotiations. We attacked. We started the
Speaker 1: war twice, all right, Israel started twelve day war, right,
Speaker 1: but we went in with joint strikes February twenty eighth.
Speaker 1: They covered it live at like two am in the morning.
Speaker 1: So keep playing him, man, keep playing him.
Speaker 15: I heard our people in the Cobar bombings in Sub
Speaker 15: Saran Africa. They have murdered, by the way Jewish people
Speaker 15: all over the world as well. This is a rapacious, brutal,
Speaker 15: tyrannical regime that again has said very openly they want
Speaker 15: to destroy America, let alone, they want to destroy the
Speaker 15: state of Israel, and they have wrought havoc all over
Speaker 15: the region. So, to be really honest with you, James,
Speaker 15: like I do really respect the fact that President Trump
Speaker 15: took action against the government that was committed publicly to
Speaker 15: destroying the United States and to destroying the state of Israel.
Speaker 15: He's the only one who did it. Now, there may
Speaker 15: be ways I might suggest he could have prosecuted this
Speaker 15: war a little bit differently, but look, I'm not a
Speaker 15: four star general. I'm really I'm not so. I find
Speaker 15: it interesting all the armchair kind of generals telling him
Speaker 15: what he should or shouldn't have done. But the bottom
Speaker 15: line is that we shouldn't forget there is a forever war.
Speaker 15: It was declared against the United States. This is a
Speaker 15: radical revolutionary Islamist regime that wants to spread Sharia all
Speaker 15: over the Middle East and that wants to destroy the West.
Speaker 15: And you know, they threaten Europe, and the Europeans do nothing.
Speaker 15: They threaten American for years. We didn't do nearly enough.
Speaker 15: They threatened their own neighbors, like Saudi Arabia. I'm glad
Speaker 15: that we've stood up to them, and I hope at
Speaker 15: the end of the day, for the sake not just
Speaker 15: of americ or Israel, but the sake of the Iranian people,
Speaker 15: that this brutal dictatorship falls.
Speaker 1: So he calls it a war, right, he calls it
Speaker 1: a war. When did the war start? He says it
Speaker 1: started forty seven years ago. That's not how wars work,
Speaker 1: all right. It started when we bonded the elementary school,
Speaker 1: or when we did Midnight Hammer. That's when you have
Speaker 1: to make that calculation. That's when the US got involved
Speaker 1: in kinetic operations against Iran. There it is right there,
Speaker 1: one hundred and sixty five girls and their teachers burned
Speaker 1: to death. That's a holocaust. He's a holocaust denier. He
Speaker 1: cries about that all day whatever. He denies mass death
Speaker 1: by fire, that's what that is, is done on Bath,
Speaker 1: Israel by the United States.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: And President Trump about this attack that happened to Minob
Speaker 1: he came out with HEG Sath I think it was
Speaker 1: on the Air Force one and said, we think it
Speaker 1: was Iran. They're very imprecise with their munitions or running
Speaker 1: in an investigation. Well, there is no investigation when you're
Speaker 1: president of the United States. And I think it was
Speaker 1: over two tomach missiles get dropped on this school. Only
Speaker 1: four other countries have those France, UK, Germany, and Japan.
Speaker 1: That's it. That's the number. So it would be impossible
Speaker 1: for them to like telepathically generate a missile over their
Speaker 1: own elementary school before or during the initial few hours
Speaker 1: of the attack, right like day one. Basically they like
Speaker 1: within the first day, look up the date of the attack,
Speaker 1: so we can get that right within the first day.
Speaker 1: This happens along with the killing of the Ayahtolin and fine,
Speaker 1: he just said, Oh, the war's amazing. War is great,
Speaker 1: war is awesome. We're defeating the regime, destroying a blitterate whatever.
Speaker 1: We also are going to do color revolution and they're
Speaker 1: gonna put Rezapavlavi in charge and it's gonna be an
Speaker 1: amazing Kumbaya. And the Iranian people just need to be
Speaker 1: given the Second Amendment. This is what Lindsay Graham was
Speaker 1: saying when he was waddling around the earth before he
Speaker 1: died of his death right. He was saying, they just
Speaker 1: need a Second Amendment option. But at the same time,
Speaker 1: we e they're a radical caveman lunatics, and we got
Speaker 1: to kill all of them. Because keep in mind, over
Speaker 1: thirty million people in Iran alone showed up for the
Speaker 1: Iotolis funeral. That's a third of the country. What they
Speaker 1: sold the bill of goods in January. They did it.
Speaker 1: They did a failed color revolution. Look at that. The
Speaker 1: attack on the school in Iran, the elementary school, was
Speaker 1: February twenty eighth, twenty twenty six, so that is literally
Speaker 1: the first hour hours of the attack is when that
Speaker 1: took place. Iran did not blow up one of our
Speaker 1: base first ron, did not attack Israel. First we attacked.
Speaker 1: What did Marco Rubio say? What did he say, Israel
Speaker 1: is going to attack? We feared American soldiers who die
Speaker 1: in the retaliation, so we had to join in blah
Speaker 1: blah blah blah blah to minimize American casualties or whatever
Speaker 1: the end of the quote is. I'm paraphrasing there. We
Speaker 1: had to get involved because another power, of foreign nation,
Speaker 1: a foreign government, took us to war, and we didn't
Speaker 1: get any choice on that. We didn't get any any
Speaker 1: choice at all. And that's not fair. That's not fair
Speaker 1: to you, that's not fair to me, that's not fair
Speaker 1: to anybody that voted for the peace president. Look at this.
Speaker 1: Rubio suggests US strikes on Iran were influenced by Israeli plans.
Speaker 1: The US Secretary of State says he hopes Ronni and
Speaker 1: people overthrow the regime. Can we see the quote in
Speaker 1: the article. And here's the thing. He likes to pretend.
Speaker 1: Rubio likes to pretend that he's not involved. He is involved,
Speaker 1: all right. And it's really smart politically to try to
Speaker 1: be off camera as much of this administration as possible,
Speaker 1: because it is a dumpster fire. Though it is its
Speaker 1: dumpster fire that is really leaps and bounds advancing the
Speaker 1: agenda of like design has occupied government, military industrial complex,
Speaker 1: transnational capital, international billionaires, like all the elites, everyone that
Speaker 1: you can name. It's doing basically everything that they would want. Right, So, like,
Speaker 1: where do we go from here? I think that if
Speaker 1: he tries to run in twenty twenty eight, I think
Speaker 1: that will be exposed. We know that there was going
Speaker 1: to be Israeli action, Rubio said. We knew that there
Speaker 1: would precipitate an attack against American forces, and we knew
Speaker 1: that if we didn't preemptively go after them before they
Speaker 1: launched these attacks, we would suffer higher casualties pre crime
Speaker 1: and not even pre crime. They knew that Israel was
Speaker 1: going to commit the crime. We knew that we would
Speaker 1: be hurt because we were over They're guardian in the region,
Speaker 1: big brother, protecting them with all these bases that are
Speaker 1: around Iran. We had to do it. We had to win.
Speaker 1: It was a knockout blow, a knockout punch. We were
Speaker 1: going to win in twenty four to forty eight hours.
Speaker 1: Remember all the people saying that kru can we find
Speaker 1: some examples of people saying twenty four to forty eight hours. Famously,
Speaker 1: Dave Rubin, savant and the child slaver said that we
Speaker 1: wouldn't be able or that they wouldn't be able to
Speaker 1: close the straight. They would not be able to close
Speaker 1: the straight. Ladies and gentlemen, you know, we don't have
Speaker 1: to worry about that. He was even like, I'm not
Speaker 1: some grand prediction guy, but I'm wise and I know
Speaker 1: this xyz And it's just like, dude, that is completely ridiculous.
Speaker 1: They've been prepping for the war for twenty years. They
Speaker 1: fought a war against Saddam Hussein where we backed Saddam
Speaker 1: and we gave Saddam chemical weapons and they lost hundreds
Speaker 1: of thousands of their own people. They had little children
Speaker 1: with headbands message Keys to Heaven on their head walking
Speaker 1: through minefields. They go go ahead and play this from
Speaker 1: the beginning. Let's see how this is aged. It was
Speaker 1: Dave Rubin, I'm liberal and we forget it.
Speaker 13: Well, eh, you're a play with audio to make a
Speaker 13: prediction here in my prediction stuff. I'm not polymarket, I'm
Speaker 13: not call sheet, but I'm pretty good at predictions. And
Speaker 13: my prediction here is that everything that the media is
Speaker 13: now going to say about Aram's going to close this
Speaker 13: rate of horr moves and energy prices are gonna go
Speaker 13: crazy and all these none of this is going to
Speaker 13: come to pass. That isn't to say there won't be
Speaker 13: a little bumps here and there in the market, and
Speaker 13: it's not to say one random thing, you know, bad
Speaker 13: thing might happen to a ship or something like that.
Speaker 13: But Iran has basically their military has basically been decimated,
Speaker 13: So they can keep doing pr stunts and having the
Speaker 13: second general of the fourth Command of the third Wing
Speaker 13: of the Iranian Army show up on MSNBC.
Speaker 1: They can keep doing do that and.
Speaker 13: Make his threats and say we're gonna let things through
Speaker 13: if we like you and not if we don't.
Speaker 1: But it just is utterly irrelevant. We are the sheriff,
Speaker 1: so allow me. We are the sheriff. Look at this
Speaker 1: elitist neocon bragging about how we killed their leadership. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: we killed the leadership the fifty sixty year old people
Speaker 1: that were around for the Iran Iraq war. You know
Speaker 1: who the people we're trying to negotiate werek, those older
Speaker 1: group of people, the younger people. They really hate America,
Speaker 1: They really hate us. And they really hate it when
Speaker 1: we kill their leadership. So if we're killing their leadership
Speaker 1: and we've decimated their military and it's all basically over
Speaker 1: and they can't close the straight, how are we sitting
Speaker 1: here one hundred plus days later where he's been proven
Speaker 1: totally wrong? And that's the whole entire attitude of our
Speaker 1: government as well, and they refuse to admit it. They
Speaker 1: still operate within a frame of mind where they're like, oh,
Speaker 1: we can just do this blockade. Well, if the Venezuela
Speaker 1: operation was costing over a billion dollars a day, which
Speaker 1: I reported on it at the time, I believe that
Speaker 1: it was or close to it. What is this costing?
Speaker 1: What does this cost the American people right now? Thirty
Speaker 1: nine days of war? One hundred and thirteen billion dollars?
Speaker 1: So that article back up if you would, Trump says
Speaker 1: Ron Moore, objectives nearing completion and address to nation. Yeah exactly,
Speaker 1: So that's in April. Are you waking up yet? You're
Speaker 1: smelling the roses yet? You see how this is a
Speaker 1: war seat, it's war choice. See how he did it.
Speaker 1: He lied about it. He lies about it to this day.
Speaker 1: He lies about it multiple times a day. You can
Speaker 1: pay him one hundred thousand dollars a month and get
Speaker 1: notifications updates before everyone else does about but how he's
Speaker 1: lying about it to manipulate the market. Or he could
Speaker 1: just do business with his family and make billions of dollars.
Speaker 1: One hundred and fifty nine days, sixteen hours, forty nine minutes,
Speaker 1: forty seven seconds, forty seventh President Potato president really uh
Speaker 1: not good? Believe me, not good. I believe that's a
Speaker 1: Trump quote from back in the day. Let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and go to clip number twelve really quick.
Speaker 6: What makes you think this will be different?
Speaker 5: Because they tend to never.
Speaker 1: It may be, it may not be.
Speaker 10: I think that the thread of this, I mean, we
Speaker 10: were this was more than a threat. We were ready
Speaker 10: to go. And you know in life, they know when
Speaker 10: you're ready to go and when you're just bluffing.
Speaker 2: Now, we were ready to go, and we are ready
Speaker 2: to go.
Speaker 1: We have to do that. Pretty crazy. America's got to
Speaker 1: talk like that now, right, pretty crazy. We got to
Speaker 1: do the pufferfish strategy like that, right, Because there was
Speaker 1: a time, not even thirty five thirty years ago, we
Speaker 1: did have a military that would have been capable of
Speaker 1: doing an opera kind of like this would have had
Speaker 1: to do ground troops like we did in I Rock.
Speaker 1: But you know, maybe feasibly they could have done it.
Speaker 1: Even if they put everybody in service involved in this
Speaker 1: war right now, they would still need a draft in
Speaker 1: boots on the ground to do it. They don't have
Speaker 1: the munitions, they don't have the equipment. And the United
Speaker 1: States military policy is that it has to be able
Speaker 1: to fight two major conflicts and a regional conflict all
Speaker 1: at the same time. We have definitely dropped below that level.
Speaker 1: And there is going to come a time where Russia
Speaker 1: comes knocking, where China comes knocking, and because of the
Speaker 1: expense that we put ourselves in this war four or
Speaker 1: foreign power, we're not going to have the ability to
Speaker 1: protect ourselves. And to people that think that's not a reality,
Speaker 1: people think that, well, you know, just because the world
Speaker 1: order has been what it's been for the past century,
Speaker 1: you know, it's not about to change now. I think
Speaker 1: we're all very normalcy biased. I think hell is coming.
Speaker 1: Trump says New talks to Iran's last chance to make
Speaker 1: deal before decavitation. Well, they already did the decapitation. It's
Speaker 1: like a hydra It doesn't work. It's stupid analogy, President Trump,
Speaker 1: go ahead, keep that up there. President Trump said his
Speaker 1: decision not to escalate the war in a run over
Speaker 1: the weekend was the runs last chance to make a deal.
Speaker 1: He also said he called off attacks because goalf allies
Speaker 1: asked him to. NBS called him. Of course, threatening new
Speaker 1: strikes and then calling them off is something he's done
Speaker 1: many times, the Taco attack, of course. Yeah, so it
Speaker 1: didn't work the first time, it's not gonna work the
Speaker 1: one hundredth times. And you actually don't have the ability
Speaker 1: to take out their equipment, their facilities like you did
Speaker 1: because in the original period of the thirty nine day
Speaker 1: where he couldn't get it done. So if you can't
Speaker 1: get it done, then he can't really get it done now.
Speaker 1: And when you take people domestically at home with the
Speaker 1: reality of the midterms coming up, and you tell them
Speaker 1: played that Dave McCormick, guy just he went on a
Speaker 1: complete chat GPT Claude generated fable five chat GPT rant
Speaker 1: about oh, what's the economy? You got to focus on
Speaker 1: the economy, and your Republicists do amazing things on the economy.
Speaker 1: The economy, the economy. Here's the thing. You can have
Speaker 1: a primary and you can destroy the America First patriotic
Speaker 1: candidate and put the Neocon in and had this big
Speaker 1: party about how you're the strong liberal or whatever, which
Speaker 1: is what all these people represent, the really liberals. They're
Speaker 1: minos Maga name only. But when you run against the
Speaker 1: Democrat and this saying talk about the economy, the economy,
Speaker 1: you can't drown them out on that the same way
Speaker 1: you can drown somebody out on your own side, and
Speaker 1: they'll bring up the war, they'll bring up the coffins.
Speaker 1: When you're confronted with that in the general election, the
Speaker 1: independent voter is going to turn on you. That is
Speaker 1: I just I see it as just a very simple
Speaker 1: political reality, political fact. And then when these people lose
Speaker 1: in the midterms, they will turn around and b word
Speaker 1: a moan and blame us, and we will say, it
Speaker 1: is not us that violated our promise.
Speaker 5: It was you.
Speaker 1: You did the opposite of what we voted for. And
Speaker 1: that's a big problem. Does and if you ever want
Speaker 1: us to vote Republican again, you have to disavow genocide,
Speaker 1: disavow the war, disavow the spending, disavow the corruption, disavow
Speaker 1: the occupied government that we very clearly have, and they're
Speaker 1: not going to be willing to do that unless they're
Speaker 1: shown in the mid terms that you know, it's not
Speaker 1: all peaches in Creamville, because it's not. And just like
Speaker 1: I was talking about with jose Ah, twenty dollars burrito,
Speaker 1: you don't need to eat that. Just live in the
Speaker 1: four person a four person to one apartment situation and
Speaker 1: you'll be fine. I'm Dan Crenshaw. That's what I did
Speaker 1: in a time where there was advancement, in a time
Speaker 1: where you could start a business and not worry about
Speaker 1: World War three, and a time where you know, the
Speaker 1: social safety net and everything hadn't been completely eroded in
Speaker 1: America and we still had more of a homogeneous society.
Speaker 1: It's just so privileged to look at what we have now,
Speaker 1: like as him saying he has privilege looking at what
Speaker 1: we have now and saying, oh, well, the younger generation
Speaker 1: just has to figure it out. Think about just the oasis,
Speaker 1: the paradise of going to the taco bell and buying
Speaker 1: something for like two dollars, I could feed an entire family,
Speaker 1: And think about the reality now there is no convenience,
Speaker 1: there is no cheap rent. There is no cheap electricity.
Speaker 1: You pay everything on a meet or oh, cable went,
Speaker 1: cable went away. He got streaming services. Now they gouge
Speaker 1: you at every step. They get you to gamble, they
Speaker 1: get you to watch porn, They get you to distract yourself.
Speaker 1: They get you to eat bad food, get you to
Speaker 1: eat the poison, the gooys slop, you name it, And
Speaker 1: they turn around and say, oh, but it was you
Speaker 1: that made these decisions. It was you that decided to
Speaker 1: eat the gooyslop and engage in this behavior. You fed
Speaker 1: us poison. You filled our environment with it from day one.
Speaker 1: We were children. We never had a chance. And the
Speaker 1: people that were older, and the people that knew about it,
Speaker 1: and the people that tolerated it. This is why I
Speaker 1: talk about the younger generation. We are very, very upset
Speaker 1: about this. We want to find a solution. The people
Speaker 1: that say the problem is always going to be the
Speaker 1: problem existed in a time where the problem was not
Speaker 1: a problem for them at all, and they didn't have
Speaker 1: to think about it. Everyone is aware of politics. Now,
Speaker 1: everyone is aware of the war. Now everyone is aware
Speaker 1: of Epstein. Now everyone is aware of the corruption all
Speaker 1: around them, and in a world with the cell phone
Speaker 1: where everybody is present on social media, and seize the
Speaker 1: war crime, sees the spending, seize the contradictions, over and
Speaker 1: over and over again again. I raise you the peace
Speaker 1: president in that world. You know, a few lego videos
Speaker 1: and a few ballistic missiles and drones they can topple
Speaker 1: a global hegemon, and especially if the global hegemon decides
Speaker 1: that it just doesn't care about being a hedgemon anymore,
Speaker 1: just wants to make money. We have traded our power
Speaker 1: for money. Our elites have done that to us, and
Speaker 1: we have no money anyway, because the money was always fake.
Speaker 1: That's the Emperor's new clothes. That's the deal that was
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