Speaker 1: Believe it or not, and why would you believe it?
The New York Times says that Democrats need more help
from the media. Yeah, it's a self reflection time.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: The New York Times is looking at their coverage and
how it was so utterly biased that it became election interference,
and how they've lost massive numbers of subscribers and the
same thing has happened to the MSNBC and CNN. The
ratings are in the toilet, So that's not what they're
thinking about. That's not going to change a bit because
they're making money in other ways. But yeah, the New
York Times as a piece saying that Democrats they just
need more help from the media. They're just not getting enough.
We'll talk about that. We'll also look at a really
brilliant video where a guy identified a magic word and
changed it with another word, a more accurate word. The
magic word is democracy, which used to mean something. It
doesn't mean anything anymore in the air of the Democrats,
and this guy fight it and made a video that
I think could explained the deep state and what the
people like Mitch McConnell, who is a deep Stater, what
he means when he says that Trump is a threat
to our democracy. It's a different word to which he's
a threat. We'll get started with this with the help
of our YouTube channel YouTube dot com slash at the
Todd Herman Show. Despite the fact that it's a censorship machine,
it's a great place for us to reach the unreached.
Of course, we specifically want to do that with the
word of God, Thank you God Almighty.
Speaker 2: But Todd Herman's show is one disapproved by big pharma
technocrats in tyrone s everyway from the high mountains of
Free America. Here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is to day the Lord has made, and these
are the times in which God has decided. This is
a simple thing a guy did, and it's something that
can be very, very helpful to make sense of situations.
You know, I used to talk a lot about political
axioms that helped a lot of people understand things such as,
the more loyal you are to a political party, the
less that political party cares about you. Does it makes
sense when they think they owe you, why should they care?
It's sort of like the equivalent of dating. Why give
the milk for free? Was the very very offensive way
of referring to a woman's sexuality. Why give the milk
for free, you know, by the cow or the gross
way to refer to women, But you get the metaphor right,
So why give your loyalty for free to political parties?
My suggestion is don't. Here's another one where there's a
double standard. There's a hidden agenda. That's always true because
if you're treating one group of people differently than another,
there's some agenda. And that agenda could be, well, I
want that group to like me. I want to be
part of the popular group, so I'm giving them things
and I'm not giving you things because I don't care. Well,
that's a hidden agenda. It's maybe not one that's world
shattering now. The other is this identify and replace magic words.
So this is a new one political axiom. It's a
social axiom as well, identify and replace magic words. This
could really really put people in their heels and offend them,
and it's not my goal to offend. Where it to
be wise is serpents gentle as doves. Jesus didn't walk
around trying to offend. He was just offensive to some
people because he was and is the truth. I'm not
the truth. Try to speak the truth. You're not the
truth either. We try to speak it. So when I
said to a journalist years ago during a discussion, she
came on our show, we were doing a pre record,
so we were in one of the production studios doing
a pre record. It was about this dictat in California
where companies had to put a women on their boards
of directors that have a specific percentage of their boards
of directors be women. And this lady work for one
of the tech publications, and I said, does that include
men who pretend to be women? She said, you mean
trans women? I said, no, no, I don't. I mean
men who pretend to be women, right, trans women? No, No,
I mean men, And so do you. Well it was stalemate,
But for the people listening, the stalemate was useful. People
who want to believe that men or women can listen
to that and go, oh, look at the radical, bitter,
clinging buffoon. But people who do not want to be
taken in by magic words can stop and go wait, wait,
a trans woman is a man, and believe it or not,
there are people who don't oh that, so we identify
magic words. Debt ceiling we don't have one. We don't
have a ceiling. Anytime they say debt ceiling, just replace
it with no ceiling. There is no debt ceiling because
you don't raise ceilings time and time and time again.
It doesn't exist. The social security lock box, that doesn't exist.
Everybody's not locked up. It's absolutely leveraged. It's borrowed against.
It's bankrupt. Our border, we don't have one. People talk
about a southern border, you mean that line in a map.
You mean our southern entry gate. It's out of it
a gate, our southern entry point, our northern entry point.
When you call things what they are, you clear things up.
Deep states is scary thought for people. They don't want
to believe the deep state exists. But everybody sees that
bureaucracies exist. Everybody see that. So when you talk about
bureaucracies and bureaucrats, what are you actually talking about? The
permanent government. It's a non elected government, and it's permanent.
It never goes anywhere, it's not beholden to elections anymore,
and it knows it. There's a great fear about AI
becoming you know, actually self alert, being the thing that
puts us in the terminator age where the technology is
trying to kill us. Well, that might happen. I doubt it,
but it might. But the bureaucracy is self aware. They
do understand they're more powerful than presidents and senators and congressmen.
So why would they not exert that power. Why would they,
as creatures of government, as creatures of the deep state,
not say, wait, we're the democracy. I mean, we're the
ones who are here permanently. We're the ones who brings stability. Yeah,
I mean, there's Nancy Pelosis who are in office for
four hundred and fifty years. But then again, vampires don't die.
But then there's people average congressman three fourth terms, Bye bye,
a couple of Senate terms, Bye bye. Presidents at best
for eight years, bye bye. But you have swamp creatures
who are there forever. It's a permanent government. So a
guy did a fantastic job of identifying the magic word
democracy and replacing it down. I'll show you this video
because this is so smart and so so well done.
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that went into this. I don't know that this gentleman
thinks in terms of magic words, but he sure did
identify one. He used an AI speech program to replace
the word democracy with the word bureaucracy. Bill di Augostino
did this. Bill is a videographer at the Great Newsbus.
If the Democrats fail, it might be the end of
American bureaucracy.
Speaker 3: Our bureaucracy really is in fundamental peril. The foundations of
American bureaucracy under attack.
Speaker 4: They want to destroy our bureaucracy.
Speaker 1: We are a bureaucracy and danger.
Speaker 5: We're watching an election where people are on the ballot
openly advocating the end of bureaucracy.
Speaker 6: That's what Republicans are doing, attacking bureaucracy, attempting to destroy bureaucracy,
and they're doing it with glee.
Speaker 1: This is the end of bureaucracy in America.
Speaker 4: When will America stop sleepwalking towards the end of bureaucracy.
Speaker 7: It's Democrats versus, as Bill Crystal says, the end of bureaucracy.
Speaker 3: We are essentially, as Neil put it, one vote away
from the end of bureaucracy as we know it.
Speaker 4: I think our bureaucracy and the stability of that bureaucracy
is really the thing on the ballot and really so important.
Speaker 1: Beautiful, beautiful job. And you see the nature of the
magic word. It's almost shocking, and it's difficult for me
to be shocked because I'm a pretty cynical person having
gone to run politics all these years. But that's really
what they're talking about. That is the war. And what
people in the swamp absolutely recognize is that President Trump
does not respect the bureaucracy and this is a consequence
of overreach and it's a beautiful thing and it's a
scary thing for them. He doesn't fear the bureaucracy. They
came at him with everything the bureaucracy had, and he survived.
They came at him with the tools of assault, tenacious lies,
and he survived it.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: They cut off his presidency in the first term with
the bureaucracy. They did that through means various such as
the COVID siop and of course the constant constant claims
that Trump was a Russian agent. They did it with
bureaucracy speaking in to media, telling the media need to
ban this because we're the bureaucracy. They did that all
very deep stage style, and he survived it. There's another
tool of the bureaucracy which they from behind, which they
sometimes hide, and that is incompetency. Now, this is a theory.
I fully admit this is a theory. I don't have
any proof for this, but looking at patterns, you have
to be incredibly incompetent to go to Butler, Pennsylvania as
the Secret Service Advanced Team and say, do not take
the high ground. No matter what you do, do not
put an overwatch team on that water tower, which would
be the overwatch over the entire area. Leave that blank.
Take the second highest point closest to where the presidents
or the campaign's going to have the candidates speak, the
second highest point and leave that open. Let a guy
walk around with a rangefinder taking angles from various shooting locations,
and don't confront him. Once he's spotted on the rooftop,
do not take him out. Do not pull the principal
off the stage, even though you know there's a guy
in a roof laying in the prone shooter position. Do
not stop Trump from going out to speak. Don't put
up plexiglass. Do not pull semi trailers in front of
the stage so that there is no vantage points you
don't control except for the water toower that you decided
to give up. So he survived that he survived marri Lago,
where again, just go through the pattern recognition. Have we
checked the perimeter? Now we're not into that. What, Yeah,
we're not into that. We didn't check the perimeter. What
about that one spot where the paparazzi always goes to
take pictures of President Trump, that one spot that everybody
knows about. Did we check that?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: How long has it gone unchecked? Eighteen hours? Could someone
be hiding there?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 1: So one of the tools of the bureaucracy is incompetency.
Well they're just buffoons. Maybe they were, but President Trump
survived that. So he doesn't need to fear the bureaucracy
because the bureaucracy put everything on him. Hunter Biden doesn't
need to fear it anymore because he's been pardoned. Although
you see that the Special Counsels pushing back on that.
They don't think those charges should be dropped and might
that's going to be an interesting thing to watch. So
let's watch again this video from Bill di Augostino from NewsBusters,
and let's think in this phrase, let's think like them,
let's not think like us, to the degree that you
can put yourself in the mind of someone who's been
in the Beltway for thirty five years. This is your city,
it's your plan, it's your power. These are your people.
You have convinced yourself that you are the only thing
that keeps the United States from falling apart. Not Congress,
not the Senate, not the stinking people in Flaber Country.
Remember the mindset. This is not a guess. There's that
book called What DC Gets Wrong. Pollsters pulled the people
in DC. Instead of them pulling us. They turn the
polls towards staffers in DC. Staffers in DC think very
few of us own homes because of course we can't
figure out to buy one. They think about fifty percent
of the population is LGB or so called t They
think we have far less money, and they think that
we understand government far less than we do. They don't
think we even understand the roles of the various government agencies.
They don't get us at all. I think we get them,
but maybe not enough. So put yourself in the mind
of someone who is an FBI drew or an EPA
director or whatever alphabet agency director, and you know you're
the only people who keep the United States from falling
into chaos. And then think about Trump and think about
him having survived every effort to take him out. Now
watch this video.
Speaker 4: If the Democrats fail, it might be the end of
American bureaucracy.
Speaker 3: Our bureaucracy really is in fundamental peril, the foundations of
American bureaucracy under attack.
Speaker 1: They want to destroy our bureaucracy. We are a bureaucracy
and danger.
Speaker 5: We're watching an election where people are on the ballot
openly advocating the end of bureaucracy.
Speaker 6: That's what Republicans are doing, attacking bureaucracy, attempting to destroy bureaucracy,
and they're doing it with glee.
Speaker 7: This is the end of bureaucracy in America.
Speaker 4: When will America stop sleepwalking towards the end of bureaucracy.
Speaker 7: It's Democrats versus as Bill Crystal says, the end of bureaucracy.
Speaker 3: We are essentially, as Neil put it, one vote away
from the sort of the end of bureaucracy as we
know it.
Speaker 4: I think our bureaucracy and the stability of that bureaucracy
is really the thing on the ballot and really so important.
Speaker 1: Brilliant, brilliant job. I don't know that build things in
terms of magic words but don't you agree he's identified one.
So in a second, let's go through some of the
things the bureaucracy is doing. But let's start with this
statement from the New York Times, because they insist that
democrats need more help from the media, because having the
bureaucracy eating into the media telling the media what to
do has not been enough. They need more power. I
just got a really powerful and very cool note this morning,
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James just takes a behind the scenes role. So Steve
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Thank you for the partnership. So I actually don't know
who's down there right now. I have a guess because
I know there's a long time listener dash viewer who's
going down, but I think he's going down in January.
So I'm going to send Steve a text back after
the show and ask if he could introduce me to
the folks. Maybe we can do a zoom call down there.
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UE dot Healthcare. So here's this headline from the guys.
Please consider the lack of self awareness in this. The
gray Lady, the paper of record is rush us to
call her a piece. In The New York Times, Republicans
built an ecosystem of influencers. Some Democrats want one too.
Democrats for bad out flanked online in the election, and
progressive influencers are now trying to create a network to
be a left wing answer to Turning Points USA. You
mean every single social media company save Twitter. You mean YouTube,
and Google and Microsoft and bing and Reddit and blue Sky.
You mean everybody, So they spotlight Turning Point USA. The
Democrats have the labor unions or did as churnout mechanisms
until President Trump instituted the Art of the Deal, bringing
about some things and changes in the party. I don't
care for. But he won, and maybe there's a way
forward here. The New York Times pretending that the Democrats
don't have a system of influencers. They do, they just
don't work. Getnymore because of the deep state. When Kamala
Harris's people were up bribing Oprah and the so called
Reverend Al Sharpton to interview her, and they were bribing
entertainers to go to her rallies to give inspiring speeches
reading from their iPhones where they can barely understand what
they work so hard to create. It was ineffective because
they're trying to overcome a bureaucracy which is ever more
grasping and grasping and grasping at power. They have to
get more desperate because they've seen that President Trump does
not fear them. To the New York Times, you are
the influencer of record, So is the Washington Post, so
are the alphabet television networks. You just don't have the
power you used to because you are backing up ideas
that are insane. Here's an example. The city of New
York pays two and twenty million dollars to rent the
entire Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan to house illegal immigrants. Well,
that's bad, and the people see it, and people in
New York are aware of it. They see the migrant
vans going into the hotels. People who visit New York
are experiencing it because an already very expensive place to
visit has become more expensive because government is guaranteeing hotels
like this a source of cash flow forever until they
get around to some time moving these illegal immigrants out
and maybe under President Trump more don't get to come in.
But there's something else to this. This hotel is owned
by the government of Pakistan. This was part of a
one point one billion dollar IMF bailout International Monetary Fund
bailout to help Pakistan from defaulting on their international debt.
This hotel had been closed since twenty twenty and long
time struggled to get occupancy. I stayed in there once
before it was closed. It it was I mean, it
was not a great hotel. It felt kind of flop houses,
and that's hard to do in New York. I mean
there's some actual flopouts. When we were doing our last startup,
I went and stayed in a youth hostel. There's a
reason they're called hostile. I know it's spelled ahostel, but
it's hostile bureaucracy. Think about this State of New York bureaucracy.
Sure there's a mayor, but the bureaucracies made this decision.
The International Monetary Fund. Did you elect them. Bureaucracy, Ice bureaucracy,
Custom Border Patrol bureaucracy. Bureaucrats made this decision, just as
bureaucrats have said to Facebook and YouTube and some of
the other networks that any talk of a purposeful flood
of our borders is dis and misinformation. It is disan
misinformation that illegal immigrants commit crimes. It is disan misinformation
that we are seeing a greater flood of them, but
we are because of the Custom Border Patrol app where
people just skip the border and fly into the country.
Bureaucracy upon bureaucracy. There are people who set about to
attack the bureaucracies long ago. They long ago identified the problem.
It was in New York where I got called to
a mystery meeting. This is when I was at the
Republican National Committee and I got invited to a off
the record meeting behind closed doors, high up in a
building in New York with Peter Thiel's people. Now I
understand that Peter was going to be there, but he wasn't.
We got our apologies. Peter couldn't make the meeting. Peter Thiele,
one of the founders of PayPal, one of the most
successful venture capitalists in the country had started to dip
into Republican politics, and he wanted to understand it, and
he wanted to understand the people behind it. He was
looking for a specific breed of person. When we had
the meeting and we sat down, they asked us the
most interesting question over lunch. Please take out a piece
of paper and write down who you're backing for president
as Republican, but don't tell your neighbor. They collected the
papers and then the guy at the head of the
table began to read the responses.
Speaker 8: Mitt Romney, Mitt Romney, Eric Canter All Riot, Sarah Palin,
Sarah Palin, Sarah Palin.
Speaker 1: Looking around the room when people started to hear the
name Sarah Palin, you could observe some panic looks on
people's faces, and you could deserve some smiles on others.
I was one of those people who said Sarah Palin.
I said that because I worked in DC and I
saw the machine. But I knew I was in the
room with a bunch of people who were the machine.
They asked us to raise our hands if we were
willing to admit the Sarah Palin submission, and there was
a bit of silence because I think people were calculating
maybe I should pretend that was one of the Sarah
Palin people. But then I could see them wheels turning, thinking,
oh wait, my social media page would show otherwise, there's
no doubt Peter Teel's people have looked at my social media.
So the three of us who actually did say Sarah
Palin raised our hands. I know, well I was one
of them. I'm assuming the two of their guys were honest.
So Peter Teal's people asked us why. I said, because
she is an outsider, and only outsiders can see the stink,
or rather smell the stink. Towards the end of lunch,
someone said, you know what, this is a little bit unfair.
You asked us, but we didn't get to ask you.
So the guy who ran the meeting reached into his
pocket and pulled out a piece of paper that said
Sarah Palin. So Peter Teal went about taking this intellect
with which God has gifted him and looking at the
political realm and saying, how do we engineer a Trump victory?
And unsurprisingly, it started with data acquisition. It started with
understanding the voters the way he'd grown to understand us,
I mean in a much more detailed sense, and he
began building an organization. He recently sat down with very
Wise to talk about what he thinks went on in
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ten percent. So here is Peter Tiald and he's talking
with Barry Weiss on the mechanics of the election.
Speaker 9: Election. You know, in a way you can say twenty sixteen,
Trump beat the Republicans, the Bush Republicans, and he sort
of maybe lucked out or snuck by Hillary and she
didn't take him seriously at all. You can't say that
about twenty twenty four. Everyone knew it was going to
be the Midwest states, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan. The Democrats gave
it they're all. They spent two or three times as
much money as Trump spent the last you know, three
four months, and it just didn't work. They certainly the
institutions tried to prosecute him, prosecute him criminally, They try
to take him off the ballt they try to stop
him in every one possible. And so unlike twenty sixteen,
this time it was Trump against the Democrats. The Democrats
gave it their all, and it just collapsed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it didn't just collapse, it was collapsed. It collapsed itself.
So I'm going to break from the show. People who
are watching live, this is live breaking news. This is
what is it Wednesday? The what is today? Wednesday, the
fourth of November twenty twenty four. Alex Bertson just broke
this news via his subseac Urgent. The CEO of United Healthcare,
the largest private healthcare insurance company in America, was just
shot and killed in Manhattan in an apparent assassination. New
York City Police said Brian Thompson, who became the insurance
top executive in twenty twenty one, appears to have been
targeted in this morning's attack. Brian Thompson, the chief executive
offer officer of the United Healthcare, the massive and powerful
Minnesota Baate's health insurer, was shot to death in an
apparent targeted killing in midtown Manhattan this morning at roughly
six forty five am. Thompson was shot outside a Hilton
Hotel on fifty first Street in sixth Avenue, the center
of midtown Manhattan, and only a few hundred feet from
where tens of thousands of people gathered tonight for the
Christmas tree lighting at rockefill A Center. Thompson was at
the Hilton for a financial conference. Police have told multiple
news outlets. His shooter appears to have been waiting for
him and targeted him. He should have wore a mask
and fled after gunning Thompson down, running to a bicycle
and riding away. We won't get into the financial details
of this. You'll know it's a huge company. It's one
of the companies in my recollection that really helped push
the shots. We don't have any reason to go try
to pretend to know how this happened or why it happens.
Barrentson writes this, if the shooting does turn out to
be targeted and related to his work at United Healthcare
and not his personal life, he could have enormous repercussions.
Even high level American executives typically do not face threats
related to their work. Elon Musk is a notable exception,
and the idea that ordinar Americans might take revenge on
insurance or hospital executives or the nial necessary care has
largely been confined in movies like the two thousand and
two thriller John Q. It's interesting that Berenson is looking
at this from a perspective of an upset customer, not
that people are really customers of insurance companies since we're
forced to have it effectively. Captives is another phrase for it.
Pray for his family. Let's pray for him that he
makes it into heaven. I don't know if he knew
the lord. Let's absolutely pray for his family and pray
for justice. Finding this killer is going to be tough
in New York. Disappearing on a bicycle. But it's interesting
that Berenson is thinking in terms of an average person.
Why not an assassin who knows that Thompson maybe's about
to tell the truth, maybe about something related to public health. Again,
total speculation. We don't know in that story. Just I
want to get to the second part of what Peter
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slash Todd. Peter Thiel talking with Barry Wise, who had
been one of the denizens of the New York Times.
She's no longer allowed in polite society. She runs the
Free Press, which is super well. They talk about what happens,
how people like her have come around to the side
of Trump, or at least Trumpian ideas.
Speaker 9: Of course, But but I but, and I know these
things are overdetermined. But I keep thinking part of it
is just this sort of straight jacket is not what
you all signed up for. Well, this intellectual straight jacket
where you're not allowed to have ideas. Even if you
agree with eighty percent, it's never enough. You have to
be one hundred. And you know, one of the other
metaphors I've used is that, you know, the left, the
Democratic Party, it's like the Empire. They're all Imperial storm
troopers and you know, we're we're the ragtag rebel alliance
and it is a it's a uncomfortably diverse, heterogynous group.
And you have you know, I don't know, a teenage
Chewbacca and Princess Leah type character. And then we have,
you know, we have a autistic C three po policy
wonk person. And it is a you know, it's a
ragtag rebel alliance against the Empire.
Speaker 1: It's people who made a career out of breaking systems.
PayPal broke a system. This system was you had wires,
this wire between your banks. You had Western Union. Most
people don't have any idea what that was. That was
where you took cash to a building, you handed it
to a person at the building. The person at the
building put that in a safe, and then that person
went to a computer to another Western Union and said
release cash to this person. They show up. It was
a huge technical advance when you could do that through Walmart.
You could send cash through Walmart, you went to a Walmart,
you gave cash, and then a loved one could go
to another Walmart and pick up not the same dollars,
but an equal amount. Pewter Teel and Elon Musk and
others looked at that system and said that's stupid, So
they built PayPal. What was Facebook? It wasn't breaking a system,
was creating one, but it was creating one that was
based on what phone trees. There was classmates dot com,
which is a place where every ten years it mattered.
Is that where you go find the people with whom
you graduated high school. So they break systems, they break systems.
Bureaucracies are systems. This is why they should fear Trump.
So Ever, since there was this discussion between Joe Rogan
and Mark andresen and and Drason talked about what he
witnessed with the government saying, hey, don't even bother investing
in AI companies because there's only going to be three.
We've already determined who they are, and we're going to
control the entire marketplace a China model. He talked about dbanking,
He had thirty nine founders. This is Mark Andrason, multi billionaire,
had thirty nine of his company founders d banked. Other
people have begun to speak out. David Marcus had been
had run payments and crypto at Messenger, Facebook Messenger at
Facebook the parent company Meta, and he led PayPal. It's
also built three startups. He is a Silicon Valley stalwart.
He talked about how a project called Libra was killed.
Listen to this. I never shared this public before, but
since Mark Andresen opened up the floodgates on Joe Rogan's pod,
it feels appropriate to shed more light on this as
a reminder. Libra than DM was in advance, high performance
payment centric blockchain. Paired with a stable coin that we
built with my team at Facebook or Meta, it would
have solved global payments at scale. Prior to announcing the project,
we spent months briefing key regulators in Washington, d C.
And a boad not regulators, bureaucrats. We briefed the bureaucrats.
We then announced the project in June twenty nineteen alongside
twenty eight companies. Two weeks later, I was called to
testify in front of both the Senate Banking Committee and
the House Financial Services Committee, which was the starting point
of two years of NonStop work and changes to appease
lawmakers and regulators, bureaucrats and lawmakers. By spring of twenty
twenty one. Yes, they slow played us at every step.
We'd addressed every last possible regulatory concern across financial crime,
money laundering, consumer protection, reserve management buffers, and so much more,
and we were ready to launch. We'd worked on a
slow rollout of a limited pilot that some members of
the Fed's Board of Governors were supportive of the Fed's
boards of governors. Did you elect them? No, you did not.
Federal Reserve isn't even a government organization. At last, Chair
j Powell was ready to let us move forward in
limited way. A private group that's not government, a for
profit group, the Federal Reserve gave another company to move forward.
Got it. The story as I heard it is that
Jay Powell was told by his treasure Secretary Janet Yellen
at one of their bi weekly meetings that allowingest project
to move forward was political suicide and she would not
have his back if he let it happen. I was
into the room where this conversation happened. So take these
words of the grain of salt. But effectively, this was
the moment liber was killed. Shortly thereafter, the fed's organized
calls with all participating banks, and the fed's General counsel
ready pre prepared statement to each of them saying, quote,
we can't stop you from moving forward and launching, but
we're not comfortable with you doing so. Just like that,
it was over. That's a nice dry cleaner shop you
all got there. Can't stop you from running. It be
a shame if it burned down. What essential point is
worth making here? There was no legal or regulatory angle
left for the government or regulars to kill the project.
It was one hundred percent a political kill, one that
was executed through intimidation of captive banking institutions. That was
the hardest part of the story for me personally, not
that we failed, but that America, this country immigrated to
and became a proud citizen of, because his rule of
law and value system behaved in such a way for
political reasons. It was a very tough pill to swallow.
The bright side of the story, though, was the many
lean learnings from this wild ride. By the end of
the project, we've made so many concessions to get thumbs
up that the whole design of the network became Frankenstein
of our initial ambitions. We also learned the biggest lesson
of all, which is that if you're trying to build
an open money grid for the world, eventually moving trillions
of dollars a day, designed to be here one hundred
years from now, you have to build it on the
most neutral, decentralized, unassabled network and asset, which hands down
is Bitcoin. And now this is what many of us
who went through this scarring journey are building together at
light Spark, and this time we won't stop until we
get it done. A former crypto and fintech SVP at
Visa responded, I can confirm dem leader called Visa with
similar message. Our crypto team had to backtrack our support.
There are plenty of critiques of how libor might work,
but the fact that the experiment was not allowed to
move forward was a huge step backward for the United
States of America. But the Democrats need influencers. Now. The
deep state has all the influence it needs. This is
why it fears Trump now, since we're talking about banking
and we're talking about Libra and how it was killed.
I would say to David Marcus, thank you for coming
out ten years later. Why didn't you say so then?
I believe you were already a multi billionaire, sir. There
are worse things than losing a job or even a
billion dollars, but thank you for coming out now. Rudy Giuliani,
former mayor of New York, has some experience with the
nation's banking system. The reality is I have no cash.
Speaker 10: It's all tied up, so right now, if I wanted
to call a taxi KIV, I can't do it. I
don't have a credit card, I don't have a checking account.
I have no place I can go take cash out
except a little bit that I saved, and it's getting
down to almost nothing.
Speaker 1: I have a business. I can do business expenses, but
I'm very.
Speaker 10: Careful about that, because God forbid, I should make a
mistake between a personal and a business expense. Unlike Hunter Biden,
I go to jail right away. This is a pure
application of the persecution of Trump, Me Bannon, Navarro, Professor Eastman,
on and on on one hundred people.
Speaker 1: Why has he suffering this because he's a lawyer with
an opinion. His opinion was the lecture was stolen. Now
let's say he was wrong. We punish wrong this way.
We started this by talking about the New York Times
saying the Democrats need an ecosystem, but they've got one.
It's just crumbling because people have learned that Trump doesn't
fear them, he doesn't need to. Therefore maybe we don't
need to. And yet the people who are denizens of this,
all DC people like Jake Sullivan, still don't get it.
Jake was talking with Jensak and Jen Thus just remember
was working as a deep stater. She was a political hire.
She was a press secretary for the figurehead, and she
lied and lied and lied, and the whole time she
was lying on our money. She was negotiating a deal
with MSNBC. She had already agreed to her deal and
the money while she was still press secretary. She was
on stage behind that lecture and taking questions from MSNBC
reporters after she had agreed to work at MSNBC and
not saying to the American people, incidentally, I should go
and disclose this person's now call to give mine have
agreed to take a job at MSNBC. So she's talking
to Jake Sullivan. Jake Sullivan, who worked for Hilary Rodham Clinton. Third,
Jake Sullivan, who helped with the Bengazi lies. Jake Sullivan
had this to say about the FBI.
Speaker 7: Skshal, I do want to ask you about President elect
Trump's decision to nominate Cash Patel as FBI Director. I mean,
as you know, he's a fierce Trump loyalist. He's vowed
to go after that.
Speaker 1: Hey, that's not Jen Saki, that's Casey Hunt. Huge difference,
Well not really, I mean she didn't work at the
White House. But other than that carbon copy.
Speaker 7: Deep State, you have worked closely with the current FBI director.
What do you think it would mean to have Cash
pateel in that role?
Speaker 11: Well, look, I'm not going to speak to President elect
Trump's nominees. Let him speak for his own rationale. What
I will say is how the Biden administration has approached
the position of FBI Director. We inherited Director Chris Ray,
who has done a very good job in the role
from ah President Elect Trump, who appointed him to a
ten year term. And what makes the FBI director different
for most other nominees is they're not just appointed for
one term of a president. They're appointed for enough time
to last past two terms of a president because they're
supposed to be insulated from politics. President Biden scrupulously adhered
to that long standing bipartisan tradition, and for a good reason,
because the FBI director should not be subject to the whims.
Speaker 1: Of the twos and frozen politics.
Speaker 11: But as for the announcement yesterday or the decisions President
elect Trump.
Speaker 1: Has made, they'll have to speak to that themselves. I
think they have by their nominees by who's going to
come and run Justice Pam Bondie. Incidentally, one thing on
Pam I said it when she was nominated, she's mixed back.
She was the person who had nominated the sheriff in
Florida who has withdrawn as DEA head nominee three days
after he was not dominated because it came about that
he put pastors in jail for preaching during the lockdowns,
and a whole lot of other measures that simply aren't
popular with anybody who supports President from So that war
in the Trump world is going to be really interesting.
The Deep Staters insisting in this report that Project Warp
Speed was an enormous success and real people who look
at the truth behind it. No, it wasn't. Lord, thank
you for reminding us that you are the one true King,
the unimpeachable King, the unelected King, because you've existed forever
and always will exist. This is the Todd Hermannshaw. Please go,
be well, be strong, be kind, Please make every effort
to walk in the light of Christ.