Speaker 1: In a world of deceit, telling the truth is a
Speaker 1: revolutionary act. It's the David Knight Show.
Speaker 2: As the clock strikes thirteen, it is Friday, the eighth
Speaker 2: of August, year of Our Lord, twenty twenty five. We're
Speaker 2: gonna look at what the Trump administration has accomplished for
Speaker 2: Christians during his presidency. And we're gonna look at Texas's
Speaker 2: runaway legislators, how the FBI may be called in to
Speaker 2: help track them down. Of course, in the third hour,
Speaker 2: gonna be talking to Gerald Celente of Trends Journal, So
Speaker 2: stay with us. Good morning, and welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: Happy Friday. I hope you've all got some fun plans
Speaker 2: for this weekend. As I said, we're gonna look at
Speaker 2: what's going on with the Trump administration and Christianity. Let's
Speaker 2: start with this watch timon Klein. Seventy five years of
Speaker 2: anti Christian law started with this one Supreme Court case.
Speaker 2: What if everything you've ever been told about the First
Speaker 2: Amendment is a lie? This explosive interview, Elizabeth Ferris hits
Speaker 2: down with the attorney and scholar Timohon Klein to expose
Speaker 2: the nineteen forty seven Everson v. Board of Education decision
Speaker 2: as the legal nuke that detonated America's religious foundations. Client
Speaker 2: calls Everson the Roe v. Wade of public religion, seventy
Speaker 2: five years of Supreme Court rulings that erased school prayer,
Speaker 2: banned Ten Commandments displays, and silenced Christian expression all the
Speaker 2: name of neutrality. Neutrality is not a virtue. Neutrality is
Speaker 2: not something you necessarily need to strive for when something
Speaker 2: is obviously right. Neutrality is only useful if you don't
Speaker 2: know which side is correct.
Speaker 3: Moderation and the face of tyranny is no virtue, and
Speaker 3: extremism in the cause of liberty is no vice.
Speaker 2: Exactly. This is why the whole well, we need to
Speaker 2: get back to moderate politics. We need to return to
Speaker 2: moderation absolutely worthless. You mean, go back to the exact
Speaker 2: same policies and ideas that got us exactly where we
Speaker 2: are today. Yeah, that's a good idea. He pulls no punches,
Speaker 2: showing how unelected judges hijacked power from the people and
Speaker 2: redefine the Constitution to favor secularism. With over sixty percent
Speaker 2: of Americans still identifying as Christian, wire courts treating religion
Speaker 2: like a threat. A video came out cross my feed
Speaker 2: and it was this woman arguing at this guy, and
Speaker 2: she was arguing that America was founded as a secular
Speaker 2: country simply because the federal government was not allowed to
Speaker 2: establish religion, and it was just the most ridiculous, absurd viewpoints, like, yes, no,
Speaker 2: just because the federal government does not establish a religion
Speaker 2: does not make it a secular country. A secular country
Speaker 2: would be one that doesn't acknowledge religion at all, does
Speaker 2: not allow the states to make their own you know,
Speaker 2: state churches could not get that through to her. Klindly
Speaker 2: is at a strategy to overturn Everson, restore federalism, and
Speaker 2: give states back the right to support public faith. If
Speaker 2: you care about religious liberty, rental rights, from claiming American identity,
Speaker 2: this is the moment you've been waiting for. They have
Speaker 2: the video there we can You should go watch that
Speaker 2: once the show is over. Of course, once the show
Speaker 2: is over, but save that video, give to watch. America
Speaker 2: does need to return to its traditional Christian values. Returning
Speaker 2: to moderate Republican values does nothing, or moderate Democrat values
Speaker 2: is even worse. Becoming the America of the nineties simply
Speaker 2: means that we will once again, probably over a quicker
Speaker 2: time period than before. Get back to where we are now.
Speaker 2: Trump energizes conservative Christians with new religious policies from the
Speaker 2: ap raticle. Talking about how President Trump is energized the
Speaker 2: conservative Christian base. Trump has taken steps to promote religious freedom,
Speaker 2: including allowing political endorsement from the pulpit and encouraging religion
Speaker 2: in the federal workplace. It was allowed by the Bill
Speaker 2: of Rights. It wasn't Trump that allowed this. This has
Speaker 2: been something they could always do. Trump has a point
Speaker 2: of conservative Christians another dubious point to keep positions including
Speaker 2: the White House Faith Office and Religious Liberty Commission. Of course,
Speaker 2: Paula White is not a conservative or not. Paula White
Speaker 2: is a prosperity gospel preacher. There is nothing worthwhile in
Speaker 2: Paula White's theology. There is no benefit to having Paula
Speaker 2: White there. It is simply a placeholder, something they can
Speaker 2: point to and say, look, we put one of you
Speaker 2: guys in, didn't we know? We have nothing in common
Speaker 2: with Paula White. Trump administration is green lit political endorsements
Speaker 2: from the pulpit and encourage religion in the federal workplace.
Speaker 2: Trump is established faith focused entities. What is a faith
Speaker 2: focused Ennecy entity? What does that mean? What is explain
Speaker 2: to me what a faith focused entity might be. I'm curious.
Speaker 2: They don't like saying Christian, they don't like putting Christ
Speaker 2: at the center of it. It's a faith, folks, is sentity,
Speaker 2: whatever faith that might be. We're bringing back religion in
Speaker 2: our country. Trump contended at a Rose Garden event. Some
Speaker 2: of us. You know a lot of people never abandoned religion,
Speaker 2: never abandoned Christianity, And like Trump, a lot of people
Speaker 2: in government never gave it a shot.
Speaker 3: His faith Christianity like that two Corinthians I like so much.
Speaker 2: I do love that two Corinthians. His faith advisor, pastor
Speaker 2: Paula White Kine, reclaimed that in his administration, faith has
Speaker 2: been brought back to where it always belongs, and that
Speaker 2: is center. Have they because I see people putting their
Speaker 2: trust more in Donald Trump, putting their absolute faith more
Speaker 2: in Trump than in Christ, than in than trusting in
Speaker 2: God to solve their problems. In fact, it seems more
Speaker 2: that they have completely sold out all their principles to
Speaker 2: trust in this Jeffrey Epstein friend.
Speaker 3: And is faith really Paula White's center of her life
Speaker 3: or is it more the pursuit of money.
Speaker 2: Critics say he's eroding the separation of church and state,
Speaker 2: which again is you all know, I know it's not
Speaker 2: in the Constitution separation of church and state. Also, when
Speaker 2: reference was referencing the fact that the government cannot come
Speaker 2: in and bully the church, cannot tell the church what
Speaker 2: to do, it was not about the church not having
Speaker 2: influence over the government. It's the other way round.
Speaker 3: It was written in a letter to a pastor.
Speaker 2: Yeah, from Thomas Shefferson.
Speaker 3: Promised sing him that he wouldn't be interfered with once
Speaker 3: it was at a time when there was a state religion.
Speaker 2: The ones celebrating this are the ones leaning toward this
Speaker 2: Christian nationalist event, this ideology that Christians should have dominion
Speaker 2: over the United States government, said revshan and Fleck, executive
Speaker 2: director of Faithful America, progressive Christian group present with the
Speaker 2: true Christian agenda would be most concerned and with uplifting
Speaker 2: those in our country who have been cast aside. I
Speaker 2: think a truly Christian president might be more concerned with
Speaker 2: the gospel they always these people only seem to care
Speaker 2: once again about this Marxist dialectic of oppression. This intersectional Marxism.
Speaker 2: Oh well, let's look at the oppression matrix and see
Speaker 2: where you fall. Oh wow, you're trans black and poor. Well,
Speaker 2: my goodness, come straight to the front of the line.
Speaker 2: Another thing is a Christian president would be striving for peace.
Speaker 2: He'd be working towards peace, not funding genocide in Gaza,
Speaker 2: not supporting Ukraine and their suicidal mission to Enrich Zelensky
Speaker 2: crackdowns on transgener identity and treatment, and it's good, this
Speaker 2: is very good. It's good to stop child mutilation and
Speaker 2: the gas lighting of children and adults. He signed an
Speaker 2: executive order on his first day in office recognizing only
Speaker 2: male and female as biologically determined sexes, which, again that's good,
Speaker 2: it's good and exactly what needed to be done. Actually
Speaker 2: made a mistake this morning and made myself very upset
Speaker 2: because I read an article in the New York or
Speaker 2: at least part of it about this woman who her
Speaker 2: daughter got got into all this ideology, discovered the term
Speaker 2: demi boy, demi girl, whichever it was on there. You know,
Speaker 2: they're going to have to flee the country because she
Speaker 2: feels that Donald Trump is coming after her ability to
Speaker 2: support her daughter's transition. Transitioned at eleven, started taking testosterone
Speaker 2: at twelve, and shortly thereafter had her breast removed. Now
Speaker 2: he's worried, what if they come after me? What if
Speaker 2: they take her away from me and throw me in prison.
Speaker 2: We should be so lucky. We if only, if only
Speaker 2: that were the case. These people have mutilated their children
Speaker 2: simply because it was expedient for social clout. Look at me,
Speaker 2: I have a trans daughter that I've allowed to mutilate herself.
Speaker 2: Aren't I?
Speaker 1: Just so?
Speaker 4: Liberal?
Speaker 2: Pastors Politics and the Irs on July seventh that pastors
Speaker 2: can endorse political candidates from the pulpit without risking their
Speaker 2: churches tax exempt status. This was kind of a necessary
Speaker 2: since the Pulpit Freedom Sunday had basically already won this battle.
Speaker 2: The pastors had stood up and said, I'm gonna talk
Speaker 2: about it, and you do what you think you have,
Speaker 2: do what you must, and we'll fight it. And the
Speaker 2: irs back down. Now it's I'm glad that they did
Speaker 2: do this. They struck down the Johnson Amendment, which wasn't
Speaker 2: a real law. However, it wasn't It was already a
Speaker 2: one battle for all practical purposes targeting Planned Parented. Trump
Speaker 2: signed budget legislation aimed cutting medical payments to Planned Parented,
Speaker 2: the nation's biggest abortion provider and a long time target
Speaker 2: of Christian conservative groups. USAW already bars federal funding for abortion,
Speaker 2: but the latest cuts target other services offered by the organization,
Speaker 2: such as contraception and cancer screenings. Trump ad January pardoned
Speaker 2: anti abortion activists who had been convicted of blockading abortion
Speaker 2: clinic entrances. Again, good for him there, Good for him
Speaker 2: for doing that. That's at least something. Evangelists led Faith Office.
Speaker 2: Trump created a White House faith officed by White Caine,
Speaker 2: a long time pastor and evangelist in the independent charismatic world.
Speaker 2: Of course, Paula White Caine is no one of consequence,
Speaker 2: no one I should hold that office task force on
Speaker 2: anti Christian bias, which is interesting, but also I can
Speaker 2: see this becoming a problem. Religious Liberty Commission. Trump created
Speaker 2: a Religious Liberty Commission. It includes several conservative Christian clerics
Speaker 2: and commentators. The commission announcement came at a White House
Speaker 2: prayer event, at which Trump said, of the concept of
Speaker 2: church state separation, let's forget about that for one time again.
Speaker 2: It was never, it was never a law, it was
Speaker 2: never instituted evangelical ambassador to Israel. Of course, this appeals
Speaker 2: to Zionists, specifically Zionist Christians that are all about supporting
Speaker 2: Israel no matter what their entire worldview revolves around Israel.
Speaker 2: How could he reflects the unway ring support for Israel
Speaker 2: among many evangelicals who see it as favored by God
Speaker 2: and largely dismissed criticisms of Israel's war with Amas and
Speaker 2: aid restrictions in Gaza. Of course, on the show, we
Speaker 2: condemn that there is no thea. There is nothing in
Speaker 2: the Bible that makes it okay to sanction the mass
Speaker 2: murder of children like is happening in Gaza. Religion in
Speaker 2: the Federal Workplace, Officer Director Scott Cooper said federal workers
Speaker 2: should never have to choose between their faith and their career,
Speaker 2: and that is true. Supreme Court impact and his appointments
Speaker 2: to the Supreme Court have been an extremely mixed bag,
Speaker 2: just like they always are. They are Amy Cony, Barrett,
Speaker 2: Brett Kavanaugh, and Neil Gorsich, which none of them are
Speaker 2: truly conservative, it seems fighting a culture war. Trump launched
Speaker 2: a w ranging culture war against universities, museums, public broadcasters,
Speaker 2: and other institutions. And they want to frame this as, oh, well,
Speaker 2: this is coming from Trump, and you know he's the
Speaker 2: reason this is all happening. It's like, the truth is,
Speaker 2: people had become sick of all these institutions on their own.
Speaker 2: If it wasn't popular, Trump wouldn't do it. He's about optics.
Speaker 2: He knows this is something that the people want, and
Speaker 2: so he's giving it to them. A lot of people
Speaker 2: in his base are sick of universities, museums, public broadcasters,
Speaker 2: and so called other institutions being used as a tool
Speaker 2: to bludgeon them over the head. With major Democrat block
Speaker 2: calls to abolish the Nuclear Family. This is about the DSA,
Speaker 2: the Democratic Socialists of America. The fact that this party
Speaker 2: exists is truly a blight and a shame on the country.
Speaker 2: The Democratic Socialists of America, an influential wing of the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party, is openly calling to abolish the Nuclear Family.
Speaker 2: I think we should abolish the Democratic Socialists of America,
Speaker 2: abolish the Marxists. The DSAS over ninety thousand members, include
Speaker 2: far left lawmakers like Rep. Aoc Rashida Talib and they
Speaker 2: also include Ozamis like Zoran Mamdani. Of course, that's the
Speaker 2: guy that is running for mayor of New York. Minnesota
Speaker 2: State Senator Omar Fete, who recently clinched the Democratic nomination
Speaker 2: for mayor in Minneapolis. Muslims have done wonders for us
Speaker 2: here in our country. Not only are they not only
Speaker 2: do they practice Islam, but apparently they're Marxists as well.
Speaker 2: Last week, the DSA uploaded video panel discussion called the
Speaker 2: Left and the Family a Round Tables, which took place
Speaker 2: at its Socialism conference in Chicago on July fourth. As
Speaker 2: the Post Millennial notes, the video's caption calls the traditional
Speaker 2: family structure and inherently repressive, racist, and hetero sexist institution
Speaker 2: that functionally reinforces and reproduces capitalism. Which is a lot
Speaker 2: of words to say nothing. It's complete drivel. It's how
Speaker 2: they always talk. They use these loaded terms. It's repressive,
Speaker 2: inherently so racist, heterosexist, it reproduces capitalism. These people literally
Speaker 2: do not understand how any part of the world works,
Speaker 2: and it is amazing to watch them flounder. And the
Speaker 2: fact that they actually wield any kind of power is
Speaker 2: such a condemnation the speakers, all of whom remain mass
Speaker 2: throughout the discussion. And I assume they mean masked as
Speaker 2: in COVID mass. I don't think they're actually wearing ski
Speaker 2: masks to let you know that they are nothing but
Speaker 2: robbers here to steal from you. Included universe. See Chicago
Speaker 2: sociologist Iman Abilhadi. Abilhadi praise the rampant single motherhood in
Speaker 2: black communities, where as much as seventy percent of children
Speaker 2: are born to unmarried mothers and an estimated sixty four
Speaker 2: percent grew up in a single parent household. We've seen
Speaker 2: how well it's worked out for the black community. Yes,
Speaker 2: we should praise that. We should praise this single motherhood
Speaker 2: and what it's done for the black community.
Speaker 3: Why can't everywhere be like the projects in the inner city.
Speaker 2: This person is so completely and utterly detached from reality.
Speaker 4: This is I mean, that.
Speaker 3: Is what the socialists want everyone on the dole in
Speaker 3: government housing.
Speaker 2: This is again a University of Chicago sociologist. This is
Speaker 2: what our academia is filled up with. This is what
Speaker 2: infests our colleges, this type of thought. And of course
Speaker 2: we see that tutalitarians always want to replace the family
Speaker 2: with government. They want to take children and raise them
Speaker 2: directly from the government, which they've largely accomplished through public schooling.
Speaker 2: But it's been their goal from Plato on down. We
Speaker 2: can't fight for family abolition. We can fight for family abolition.
Speaker 2: We can imagine family abolition because we have seen black
Speaker 2: women do it, because seeing these indigenous communities do it.
Speaker 2: She said, that's right. We've seen them do it. We've
Speaker 2: seen how well it's worked for them. We've seen the
Speaker 2: massive criminality, we've seen the poverty, we've seen the lack
Speaker 2: of morality it produces. We want that this person is evil,
Speaker 2: evil and stupid. I'm ambivalent about whether we use the
Speaker 2: F word family or not ebilhadiad, but I think for me,
Speaker 2: it's about focusing on policies right and being really clear
Speaker 2: about what material benefits we are going to give people,
Speaker 2: What material benefits we're going to give people because they'll
Speaker 2: take everything so they'll have it all to read distry you.
Speaker 2: Abilhadi and Islamist also claimed that Islam aligns with far
Speaker 2: left agendas and the far left agenda on queer rights
Speaker 2: and trans rights. That's right. Islam, known friend of the
Speaker 2: gays of the LGBT. This person doesn't know anything about anything.
Speaker 3: Any majority Islamic country. See how friendly they are to
Speaker 3: the LGBT.
Speaker 2: This person would be thrown off a roof in any
Speaker 2: Islamic country. Another panel speaker was Emily Johanna Kharim of
Speaker 2: New York City for Abortion Rights, who quoted from the
Speaker 2: late Marxist revolutionary Thomas Sankara. The only real difference between
Speaker 2: marriage and prostitution is the price and duration of the contract.
Speaker 2: Or well, you know, there also could be the love,
Speaker 2: the the family dynamics, the raising of children. Thomas Sankara.
Speaker 2: You can tell this guy. I haven't read any of
Speaker 2: his work, but just based on this, you can tell
Speaker 2: this guy was an utter scumbag, completely amoral fool. She
Speaker 2: tied the institution of marriage to the criminalization of sex
Speaker 2: workers boohoo, yeah, cry about it, and declared that women
Speaker 2: lead the fight against capitalism and imperialism period. That's right,
Speaker 2: they lead the fight against capitalism and imperialism period. This
Speaker 2: is again more self aggrandizement. It's it's us that's doing
Speaker 2: the work women most affected. Emily janakiram, She's free to
Speaker 2: hold these types of belief because of capitalism because of
Speaker 2: the massive wealth that has been generated by a largely
Speaker 2: a largely patriarchal country up until the last seventy so
Speaker 2: years eighty some odd years. She is free to hold
Speaker 2: these ridiculous opinions only because of that. Katie Gibson of
Speaker 2: the University of Chicago slammed parental authority. If you were
Speaker 2: born into a home headed by a Christian fundamentalist tyrant,
Speaker 2: for instance, you have the rights that a Christian fundamentalist
Speaker 2: tyrant gives you. She said, that's right, a Christian fundamentalist tyrant.
Speaker 2: How many of those do we have in the chat here?
Speaker 2: I'm curious how many of you are Christian fundamentalist tyrants.
Speaker 2: One of these attendees, who claim to be a Baptist
Speaker 2: minister from Austin, said he hopes to one day perform
Speaker 2: abortions in a church as part of the revolutionary horizon.
Speaker 2: Abortions in a church as part of the revolutionary horizon.
Speaker 2: These people are so wicked and despicable, so utterly evil
Speaker 2: and divorced from reality, and it is hard to find
Speaker 2: words that won't get you in trouble when you speak
Speaker 2: about them.
Speaker 3: It makes sense. This is always been their religion. From
Speaker 3: the days of Molick passing children through the fire. It's
Speaker 3: just a bit more honest.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: In my America, this man would be tracked down and
Speaker 2: we would ship him off to Guantanamo Bay for the
Speaker 2: mere thought. That's right, this is a thought crime in
Speaker 2: my America. I apologize Marxism in the family. Since its birth,
Speaker 2: Marxism has viewed the family as an obstacle to state power.
Speaker 2: Karl Marx called for the abolition of the family in
Speaker 2: his Communist Manifesto of eighteen forty eight. Schools in communist
Speaker 2: countries like Soviet Union tried to break up families by
Speaker 2: encouraging children to snitch on their parents. Hungary, during a
Speaker 2: brief stint of communism in nineteen nineteen, tried to commandeer
Speaker 2: children and using a familiar playbook. Special lectures were organized
Speaker 2: in schools and literature printed and distributed to instruct children
Speaker 2: about free love, at the nature of sexual intercourse, about
Speaker 2: the archaic nature of bourgeois family codes, about the outdatedness
Speaker 2: of monogamy, and the irrelevance of religion, which deprives man
Speaker 2: of all pleasure. Does that sound familiar to anyone? Does
Speaker 2: that sound like perhaps what we've got going on today.
Speaker 2: It's a playbook that has been around for decades.
Speaker 3: I'm reminded of Dad's interview with si Van Fleet where
Speaker 3: she talks about how you know, children are encouraged to
Speaker 3: report on their parents in communist China.
Speaker 2: This is again, ninety thousand members of the Democratic Socialists
Speaker 2: of America Party are lining up, queuing up to hear
Speaker 2: these kinds of lectures, to hear this kind of drivel,
Speaker 2: this nonsense, these buzzwords that mean nothing and would immediately
Speaker 2: throw all of us into camps. These are the type
Speaker 2: of people that you cannot argue with, that you cannot
Speaker 2: reason with. They're simply greedy and desperate to take everything
Speaker 2: you have. They're not people that are going to be
Speaker 2: convinced by a passionate, stirring lecture on the free market,
Speaker 2: the hidden hand. These people simply need to be ignored.
Speaker 2: You don't argue with them, You simply march past them.
Speaker 2: Enough about that, because I am making myself very upset,
Speaker 2: and I'd rather not say anything I'll regret some perhaps
Speaker 2: interesting news. It's a wonderful life. Actor Jimmy Stewart's life
Speaker 2: story Faith to hit big screen and new biopiic and
Speaker 2: of course, it's not a documentary. The film will focus
Speaker 2: on Stuart's military service during World War II, his faith,
Speaker 2: and his iconic role in the film It's a Wonderful
Speaker 2: Life Life story of life. Legendary actor Jimmy Stewart is
Speaker 2: slated to hit the big screen and a film tentatively
Speaker 2: titled A Truly Wonderful Life. It was announced this week.
Speaker 2: The project is being developed by director and producer Aaron
Speaker 2: Burns in collaboration with Stuart's daughter, Kelly Stuart Harcourt, will
Speaker 2: serve as executive producer. I'm very curious if Hollywood will
Speaker 2: be able to do it justice at all.
Speaker 3: It don't hold your breath.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I am wondering what kind of nonsense they'll slip
Speaker 2: in there, or how they'll try to reframe him as
Speaker 2: some kind of monster.
Speaker 3: The funny thing is he was a very popular actor
Speaker 3: in his day, but It's a Wonderful Life specifically was
Speaker 3: as a bomb that failed.
Speaker 2: It only became popular in later years and so honored.
Speaker 2: Kelly and her family are trusting me, trusting us with
Speaker 2: their father's legacy. Burns had in a statement, share with
Speaker 2: the Christian Posts, we are excited to take moviegoers on
Speaker 2: a journey to discover the real Jimmy. His father's prayers
Speaker 2: and his collaboration with Frank Kaepra guided him through his
Speaker 2: darkest hours. Jimmy came to truly embody the characters he
Speaker 2: played as husband, father, and citizen Zuzu's pedals. Everyone loved
Speaker 2: him as George Bailey. Now they can learn how that
Speaker 2: movie intertwined with other parts of his life in so
Speaker 2: many important ways. Shortly after receiving an Academy Award in
Speaker 2: nineteen fourteen, Stewart enlisted in the U. S. Army Air Corps,
Speaker 2: where he became a combat pilot and eventually a squadron commander.
Speaker 2: Known for his humility and leadership, he flew numerous missions
Speaker 2: over Germany during World War II. He was known to
Speaker 2: attend church regularly and often credited his faith in the
Speaker 2: prayers of his father, Alexander Stewart as a guiding force.
Speaker 2: Throughout his military service and Hollywood career, he frequently spoke
Speaker 2: about relying on God during his most difficult times, both
Speaker 2: on and off the battlefield. Upon returning home from the war,
Speaker 2: Stuart was asked by director Frank Kaepri the Star in
Speaker 2: its Wonderful Life Inflecting on the film, Stuart once said,
Speaker 2: it's simply about an ordinary man who discovers that living
Speaker 2: each ordinary day honorably, with faith in God is selfless
Speaker 2: concern for others can make for a truly wonderful life. Burns,
Speaker 2: known for family centered films, was recently directed Birthright Outlaw.
Speaker 2: His production company also announced that it had secured the
Speaker 2: rights to The Myth Makers, a graphic novel about the
Speaker 2: friendship between C. S.
Speaker 4: Lewis and J. R. R.
Speaker 2: Tolkien by a New York Times bestselling author and illustrator, John Hendrix.
Speaker 2: I wish it was him that had acquired the rights
Speaker 2: for the Chronicles of Narnia and not not Netflix. I'm
Speaker 2: so saddened by that, and the fact that we are
Speaker 2: going to have to deal with a Netflix Narnia from
Speaker 2: what is it, Greta Gerwig something else from my childhood
Speaker 2: being defiled. A father and a Christian, Burns recently told
Speaker 2: The Christian Post he's committed to making quality films that
Speaker 2: families can watch together. He said, to see across the
Speaker 2: board movies that would appeal to a family audience. Increasing
Speaker 2: quality over the last decade is exciting because I love
Speaker 2: making movies I love telling stories, but I also love
Speaker 2: watching them, so to have things that we can share
Speaker 2: with our kids and our families is a joy. kJ
Speaker 2: Appa will play Stewart. Never heard of this guy, but
Speaker 2: I've always been a huge James Stewart fan, and I
Speaker 2: feel so honored I get to bring his story to life.
Speaker 2: Oppos said, if someone from New Zealand. I've long admired
Speaker 2: that generation of American men who stood for patriot, his
Speaker 2: integrity and a deep sense of duty. It is important
Speaker 2: to me to give back to a country that has
Speaker 2: given me so much. What better way to do that
Speaker 2: than by honoring a man who served it with great honor.
Speaker 2: Others cast in the project include Seinfeld, star Jason Alexander,
Speaker 2: Jerry Lewis, b may Or, The Sopranos, an actor Max Cassella,
Speaker 2: Frank Capra. The fact that Jason Alexander is in this
Speaker 2: fills me with some apprehension. He is extremely left leaning,
Speaker 2: very very liberal, and I don't think he would be
Speaker 2: a part of any production that wasn't also somewhat left
Speaker 2: wing itself. We'll have to wait and see, though judgment
Speaker 2: is withheld, but Jason Alexander again fills me with that apprehension.
Speaker 2: Burne said he, like so many other Americans, also has
Speaker 2: long known Stuart as an actor, but his perspective has
Speaker 2: widened a few was widened a few years ago when
Speaker 2: he stumbled upon an article detailing performer's backstory, a decision
Speaker 2: to fight in World War Two that took Stuart out
Speaker 2: of Hollywood and onto the battlefield. A storyteller in me
Speaker 2: was just so intrigued by this. Steward course went on
Speaker 2: to win five Oscars he had. The actor felt somewhat
Speaker 2: of a holowist, Burne said, simply wasn't sure if he
Speaker 2: was a fake movie star or a real hero. At
Speaker 2: that time, in the early nineteen forties, the world's instability
Speaker 2: was coming to a head with war clouds on the horizon.
Speaker 2: That's when Stuart made the stunning decision. Stuart says, I
Speaker 2: want to be something more than just a Tensil town hero.
Speaker 2: Wanted to serve my country, serve my fellow Americans. Burne
Speaker 2: said Stuart had been a private pilot. He decided to
Speaker 2: enlist in the Army Air Corps when he became a
Speaker 2: squadron commander, a job that involved leading thousands of men
Speaker 2: in bombing runs during the war. One of the touching
Speaker 2: stories Burns shared involved a letter Stuart's father gave him
Speaker 2: before he shipped off to war. A note he slipped
Speaker 2: into his uniform pocket included a copy of Psalm ninety one.
Speaker 2: It's about the Lord's comfort and Lord being with you,
Speaker 2: Burns said. His dad said, I have confidence and I'll
Speaker 2: be praying for you the whole time your way that
Speaker 2: God will be with you. Go make it home safely.
Speaker 2: And Stuart kept that with him in his uniform every
Speaker 2: mission that he went on. It's truly amazing how different
Speaker 2: the actors we have today are. I'm sure there was
Speaker 2: a lot of what we have going on now going
Speaker 2: on then, but I don't see a single man like
Speaker 2: Jimmy Stewart in Hollywood today. The actor did make it
Speaker 2: back home, though he suffered from PTSD after seeing hundreds
Speaker 2: of his men shot down and killed. By the time
Speaker 2: Stuart left the battlefield, he was far from the Hollywood
Speaker 2: leading man he was before fighting on the front lines.
Speaker 2: He asked himself, can I make it back in Hollywood?
Speaker 2: His contract has expired, nobody wants him. So he had
Speaker 2: one offer to make a movie that was Jimmy's War,
Speaker 2: where he could be a bomber pilot and bomb Nazis
Speaker 2: on camera. He's like, sorry, I can't do that. But
Speaker 2: Stuart got a call from an old friend named Frank Capra,
Speaker 2: a Hollywood director who also served in World War II.
Speaker 2: Kapra told Stuart he had the perfect role for him,
Speaker 2: and of course that's what led to a wonderful life.
Speaker 2: This article next is interesting, but we've got some comments.
Speaker 2: The goal of socialism is communism, Vladimir Lenin. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: amazing how many people don't acknowledge that, or when you
Speaker 2: tell them that, they just give you a blank look. No, no,
Speaker 2: it's literally it was said by Vladimir Lenin. He knows
Speaker 2: his stuff when it comes to socialism and communism. Fonzie Bear.
Speaker 2: Hollywood was satanic from its inception for people to keep
Speaker 2: backtracking the childhood, warm fuzzy memories, not doing themselves any favors.
Speaker 2: KWD sixty eight. No more Jimmy Stewarts in Hollywood, that's
Speaker 2: for sure. His biography is a good read. Too bad
Speaker 2: Hollywood actors can't read Little Girl. This is from Faith Pot.
Speaker 2: The Little Girl asks Robert Irwin a thought full question
Speaker 2: and his response touches every heart Robert Irwin is the
Speaker 2: son of Steve Irwin, the crocodile hunter. As some of
Speaker 2: you may remember, he was killed by a stingray. Mantorey.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure if there's the difference, but I think
Speaker 2: it was a stingray. We were actually in China when
Speaker 2: that happened. I remember getting the newspaper and reading about it.
Speaker 2: A little girl asked wildlife expert Robert Irwin about bringing
Speaker 2: brave and his answer, and his answer touched everyone's heart.
Speaker 2: Robert Irwin carries on his famous father, Steve Irwin's work
Speaker 2: with animals and conservation. He teaches people about wildlife and
Speaker 2: continues the family mission at the Australia Zoo. Robert was
Speaker 2: finishing up a demonstration and had time for one last question.
Speaker 2: A little girl raised her hand. She said how did
Speaker 2: she get so brave? And he responded, that is very sweet,
Speaker 2: thank you, that's a very good question. Well, you know what,
Speaker 2: I think, I've got a really good family around me
Speaker 2: helped to really lift me up, to make me feel
Speaker 2: very proud at what I do. And you know, the
Speaker 2: thing is, there's the difference between bravery and being afraid.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid all the time, all the time, and that's
Speaker 2: okay all the time. And when I jump in with
Speaker 2: a crocodile, I'm afraid it's a little bit scary. But
Speaker 2: the most important thing is how you respond to that fear,
Speaker 2: and the people you keep around you help to lift
Speaker 2: you up and keep you brave and courageous. That's what
Speaker 2: it's all about. Very very kind comment back to that
Speaker 2: little girl, and it makes me think about again how
Speaker 2: the Marxists want to dismantle family. The family is really
Speaker 2: a driving force. It is a you know, without our father,
Speaker 2: I don't know where i'd be without our mother. I
Speaker 2: don't know where i'd be. These are the people that
Speaker 2: shape and mold you. And to turn that over to
Speaker 2: the government is so utterly insane to want to dismantle
Speaker 2: it for nothing than your own personal greed, and these
Speaker 2: insane ideas from these Marxist feminists. It is from life site.
Speaker 2: Wealthy investors are seeking to fund companies to genetically manipulate babies.
Speaker 2: Of course, this has been on the horizon for a
Speaker 2: long time, but now it's reaching a tipping point. They
Speaker 2: are actually starting to accumulate more funding. Billionaire investors are
Speaker 2: funding and seeking to create companies that genetically manipulate babies.
Speaker 2: Of course, billionaires always seem to be at the root
Speaker 2: of our problems. The love of money is the root
Speaker 2: of all evil, and they love money a lot at
Speaker 2: the Center for Genetics and Society reported in an article
Speaker 2: from June this year, advocates of heritable genome editing, who
Speaker 2: command enormous financial resources, moving ahead with no regard for
Speaker 2: its safety, societal or eugenic risks. Of course, why would they.
Speaker 2: They don't care. They have no ethical framework at all.
Speaker 2: One of the company that seeks to genetically modify embryos
Speaker 2: in order to achieve certain desired traits in humans as
Speaker 2: a startup, boot Strap Bio, founded one and a half
Speaker 2: years ago by Chase Dineki and Ben Krpan. According to
Speaker 2: Bloomberg News, the venture is currently developing methods for modifying
Speaker 2: DNA and embryos great so called designer babies. The modification
Speaker 2: of embryonic cells to produce genetically modified children is intended
Speaker 2: to enhance desirable traits or eliminate hereditary diseases. These changes
Speaker 2: could also be passed on to future generations. Do you
Speaker 2: think Trump and Congress will have anything to say about that?
Speaker 2: Think they'll bother putting a stop to it. Among Bootstrap
Speaker 2: bios early investors are Malcolm and Simone Collins, who are
Speaker 2: known for advocating for higher birth rates to prevent demographic collapse.
Speaker 2: The couple has been linked to tech billionaire and fellow
Speaker 2: transhumanist Elon musk It has been accused of promoting eugenics.
Speaker 2: Their children are all IVF conceived, with some of them
Speaker 2: reportedly being gene selected for traits such as higher IQ.
Speaker 2: Collins said they would consider using genetic editing for their
Speaker 2: own future children and attempt to minimize health risks. Genetic
Speaker 2: editing of embryos is currently illegal in most countries worldwide,
Speaker 2: if they're still pursuing it. Another high profile investor in
Speaker 2: embryonic gene editing is crypto billionaire Brian Armstrong, founder of Coinbase,
Speaker 2: whose net worth is estimated at ten billion dollars. Next post,
Speaker 2: on June's second, Armstrong revealed that he was looking for
Speaker 2: bioinformatic specialists and gene editing scientists for an embryo editing
Speaker 2: endeavor to combat issues such as genetic disease. I think
Speaker 2: the time is right for the defining company in the
Speaker 2: US to be built in this area and of course,
Speaker 2: I wonder if that's because Trump is surrounded by transhumanist
Speaker 2: technocrats and they know he'll let his billionaire buddies do
Speaker 2: anything they want. Looking to invest in the right founding
Speaker 2: team if it comes together, he added an article in
Speaker 2: MIT Technology Review notes at the ban on gene editing
Speaker 2: embryos in the US could potentially be overturned, especially if
Speaker 2: scientists can demonstrate a compelling use of the technique, or
Speaker 2: perhaps a billionaire lobbies for it. You know, if you
Speaker 2: bribe Congress, if you throw enough money their way, perhaps
Speaker 2: they'll let you do it. Last year, Armstrong, be in
Speaker 2: a publicized interest and assisted reproduction, announced on X in
Speaker 2: December that he was hosting a dinner to meet engineers
Speaker 2: and scientists to work on artificial wombs, embryo editing, and
Speaker 2: next gen IVF Multiple US scientists in the field of
Speaker 2: gene editing attended the meeting, including Lucas Harrington, a gene
Speaker 2: editing scientist, who said the venture group PSI Founders, which
Speaker 2: he is part of, is also considering launching an embryo
Speaker 2: editing company. The proponents of gene editing claim that manipulating
Speaker 2: the embryos DNA is simpler and cheaper than treating sick adults.
Speaker 2: Of course, you wouldn't have to treatycodotes sick adults if
Speaker 2: you didn't have the pharma industry poisoning so many people.
Speaker 2: He didn't have the modern medical industrial complex poisoning people.
Speaker 2: You can fix the text before you print the book,
Speaker 2: said Dieter Iglai, a researcher from Columbia University. It seems
Speaker 2: like a no brainer. These are the same type of
Speaker 2: people that will rush out a warp speed vaccine that
Speaker 2: poisons the planet. Numerous scientists worn against genetic editing. Many
Speaker 2: researchers have opposed genetic editing of embryos, or at least
Speaker 2: warned about proceeding quickly with its development and may an
Speaker 2: international group of several scientific societies called for a ten
Speaker 2: here moratorium on the practice. It's also unclear what is
Speaker 2: the burning medical need, he added. Many scientists and ethicists
Speaker 2: have warned that germline editing is unproven and potentially very dangerous,
Speaker 2: interressing with the safety of babies. You want to be
Speaker 2: pretty confident we have no idea what happen to the
Speaker 2: babies who are edited. Of course, they didn't care about
Speaker 2: the safety of babies when it comes to vaccines and vaccination.
Speaker 2: Disregard their safety there, Let's inject them with poison. Scientific
Speaker 2: studies have shown that so called crisper genetiting can lead
Speaker 2: to extensive mutations and netic damage, unwanted loss of entire chromosomes,
Speaker 2: and cancer. But don't let that stop them. Of course,
Speaker 2: full speed ahead. I'm sure it won't be their babies
Speaker 2: that they have to worry about. We're gonna take a
Speaker 2: quick break. When we come back, we're gonna look at
Speaker 2: the runaway legislature.
Speaker 4: Stay with us.
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Speaker 1: Yoja dad.
Speaker 3: Here's what we're doing.
Speaker 6: One is we have arrest once out for all of them.
Speaker 7: If there are some in Texas, which I understand that
Speaker 7: there may be, the Texas Protment of Public Safety is
Speaker 7: searching for them, will find them, and we'll arrest them
Speaker 7: and take them to the Texas Capital.
Speaker 8: Those who are out of stacks think that they.
Speaker 6: Are beyond the reach of Texas law.
Speaker 7: Enforcement and that they may or may not be but
Speaker 7: for one, when they come back, they're not going to
Speaker 7: go to their post home. They will be arresting and
Speaker 7: take it to the Capitol. But know this, it's my
Speaker 7: understanding that the FBI is to search for these derelict
Speaker 7: Texas House members in whatever state they may be in
Speaker 7: and help identify for them and maybe work with us
Speaker 7: how to bring them back.
Speaker 2: That's right. We've got some runaway legislators in Texas and
Speaker 2: we've got the FBI potentially coming in to assist with it.
Speaker 1: For that.
Speaker 2: We've got some comments. MoMA c. Nineteen ninety six says
Speaker 2: Big Farm is the most evil entity in operation right now,
Speaker 2: truly run by Satan himself. They are all about poisoning us,
Speaker 2: and they have a special fondness for poisoning children. They
Speaker 2: are truly evil. Doug a Double seven. What was the
Speaker 2: name of the sci fi book about gene editing? David
Speaker 2: has mentioned it many times, but I can't remember the title.
Speaker 2: It is Change Agent by Daniel Suarez Lance. I was
Speaker 2: able to remember that, so Change Agent by Daniel Suarez.
Speaker 3: It's a very good novel if you enjoy techno thriller
Speaker 3: type novels of the type of Michael Crichton. It's very
Speaker 3: similar to his sort of stuff.
Speaker 2: Now, as I said, we're going to look at the
Speaker 2: runaway Legislator's Cornyn. FBI to assist with locating arresting Texas
Speaker 2: Dems who fled state. They're on the run, They're on
Speaker 2: the lamb. The FBI on Thursday agree to assist with
Speaker 2: locating Texas Democrats who fled the state to prevent the
Speaker 2: Texas House from reaching a quorum and conducting official business.
Speaker 2: On Sunday, more than fifty Democrats filled the state many
Speaker 2: to Chicago to prevent a House vote on redistricting and
Speaker 2: all other votes during a special session of the legislature
Speaker 2: by preventing a quorum from being reached. They also fled
Speaker 2: Texas to avoid being arrested by state law enforcement. A Monday,
Speaker 2: House Speaker Dustin Burroughs, signed civil arrest warrants, and by
Speaker 2: Tuesday only eight Democrats showed.
Speaker 1: Up for work.
Speaker 2: Governor Greg Abbott ordered the missing Democrats to return to
Speaker 2: Austin by Monday or face being arrested and removed from office.
Speaker 2: This is again, I'm just taking my ball and I'm
Speaker 2: going home. I guess not home. I guess I'm going
Speaker 2: out of town. Of course, they're worried about the redistricting.
Speaker 2: They don't want they don't want to lose their seats,
Speaker 2: their power. The Apartment of Public Safety officers to arrest
Speaker 2: them once in Texas and Texas rangers to investigate them
Speaker 2: for potential bribery charges. Also followed an emergency petition with
Speaker 2: the Texas Supreme Court to remove House Democratic Caucus Chair Rep.
Speaker 2: Jeen Wu from Houston from office. Former Texas Attorney General
Speaker 2: and Supreme Court Justice. US Senator John Cornyn on Tuesday
Speaker 2: request the FBI Director Cash Battel to have the FBI
Speaker 2: locate House Democrats out of state and arrest them arrest them.
Speaker 2: Several dozen are in Chicago. On Thursday, corn announced their
Speaker 2: request was granted and proud to announce that Director of
Speaker 2: Cash Ptel has approved my request for the FBI to
Speaker 2: assist state and local law enforcement and locating runaway Texas
Speaker 2: House Democrats. I wonder if, like what's going on with
Speaker 2: the immigrations, you know, they're going to be waiting outside
Speaker 2: their hotels in a penske van or something. A bunch
Speaker 2: of ice agents grabbed these guys. They've legally immigrated to
Speaker 2: Chicago and they're being sent back. I think President Trump
Speaker 2: and Director Patel for supporting and swiftly acting on my
Speaker 2: call for the federal government to hold these supposed lawmakers
Speaker 2: accountable for flaying Texas. We cannot allow these rogue legislators
Speaker 2: to avoid their constitutional responsibilities. In response, Governor Greg Abbott
Speaker 2: said Texas DPS and FBI are tracking tracking down the
Speaker 2: derelict Democrats. They'll be taken directly to the Texas capital.
Speaker 2: I've seen some people saying that the FBI doesn't have
Speaker 2: any jurisdiction or have any right to do this. I'm
Speaker 2: curious about that. I would I'd be interested to hear
Speaker 2: a Guard's take on this. Guard is always very very
Speaker 2: good on civil and state liberties. I'm sure that he
Speaker 2: would have a very very informed opinion on it, and
Speaker 2: so I'll be looking out to see what he has
Speaker 2: to say on it. If Guard, if you're in chat,
Speaker 2: let me know what you think about this. At a
Speaker 2: White House news conference on Wednesday, President Donald Trump was
Speaker 2: asked about Cornyn's FBI requests to assist with locating seeing
Speaker 2: DEMOCRATSY replied, well, we may have to Attorney General Ken Paxon,
Speaker 2: who was challenging Cornyon for a Senate seat, has waffled
Speaker 2: on his response. On Tuesday, he said on a podcast,
Speaker 2: this is a state issue. I don't know what the
Speaker 2: FBI would have to do with this. Nothing. This is
Speaker 2: a purely state issue. Corny said the FBI is tools
Speaker 2: day state law enforcement and parties cross state lines, including
Speaker 2: to avoid testifying or fleeing a scene of a crime.
Speaker 2: And Monday, Packson said it was unlikely his office could
Speaker 2: do anything and responsibility to pursue charges laid with county attorneys.
Speaker 2: So it seems like everyone's kind of backing off on this.
Speaker 2: Seems like they came in guns blazing, and I'm like, well,
Speaker 2: you know, not sure we can do anything about this.
Speaker 2: Not sure the FBI has jurisdiction. Not sure this, Not
Speaker 2: sure that maybe it's the county attorney's job. FBI to
Speaker 2: search for Texas Dems. Cornyn thanks Trump Patel for backing
Speaker 2: manhunt of runaway lawmakers. Senator John Cornyn said Thursday that
Speaker 2: FBI Director Cash Battel has agreed to assist state and
Speaker 2: local law enforcement locating Democratic members of the Texas House
Speaker 2: left the state in protest the Republican led redistricting effort.
Speaker 2: And of course it's always a problem when you involve
Speaker 2: the federal government because if you give them another power,
Speaker 2: if you say here, you can do this now, they're
Speaker 2: not going to stop doing it. And if the Democrats
Speaker 2: do get power again, they'll be sure to remember that,
Speaker 2: they'll be sure.
Speaker 4: To use it as well.
Speaker 2: And of course they're fleeing because of the redistricting efforts
Speaker 2: and jurymandering has been done by all parties, by everyone,
Speaker 2: basically since the inception of America. It was just given
Speaker 2: a name in eighteen twelve. As our dad pointed out
Speaker 2: in a statement, Corny said, battil It approved his formal
Speaker 2: request for the FBI to help find the lawmakers who
Speaker 2: fled Texas to break KORM and stall a vote on
Speaker 2: the redisl sing proposal, and proud to announce that Director
Speaker 2: cash Betel has approved my request. That's right. He was
Speaker 2: proud to announce it. But then they started backing off.
Speaker 2: I'm again, I enjoy the idea of these Democrats being
Speaker 2: hauled in by the scruff of their neck. It is
Speaker 2: simply a matter of well, it's probably not a good
Speaker 2: idea to get the FBI involved simply based on the
Speaker 2: principle of the federal government is not your friend. Lieutenant
Speaker 2: Governor Patrick says, Texas Senate will keep passing bills until
Speaker 2: House Democrats returned. This from Just the News. While House
Speaker 2: Democrats remain absent from their legislative responsibilities, the Texas Senate
Speaker 2: continues to pass bills on the special session agenda, including
Speaker 2: bills filed by Democrats with bipartisan support. They're still their
Speaker 2: truck and ride along whiles Democrats remain absent from their
Speaker 2: legislative responsibilities. The Texas Senate continues to pass bills on
Speaker 2: the special session agenda, including bills filed by Democrats. Texas
Speaker 2: Senate will continue to pass bills over and over again
Speaker 2: in which in each legislative session until House Democrats returned
Speaker 2: from their vacation. More than fifty House Democrats remained mia
Speaker 2: in protest are very congressional redistricting bill. Governor Greg Abbott
Speaker 2: filed an emergency petition with the Supreme Court to remove
Speaker 2: the House Democratic Caucus Chair Rep. Gen Wu. I'm really
Speaker 2: curious as to now is this the perfect time to
Speaker 2: start getting some very very right wing leslat legislature passed?
Speaker 2: You know, legislation. These guys are out of office, they
Speaker 2: can't vote no. So you simply draft the most right
Speaker 2: wing policies you can think of, and either they come
Speaker 2: back and vote against it, or they stay away and
Speaker 2: it gets passed. Is this not an option or is
Speaker 2: this uh, what's the deal here? Or do they need
Speaker 2: to be there to get it into the House already?
Speaker 3: Well, what would be in it for the Republicans to
Speaker 3: pass these republican right leaning legislation? Who's paying them for it?
Speaker 2: Exactly? However, that's what I would be doing if if
Speaker 2: it's allowed, I would start drafting the most insanely right
Speaker 2: wing policies and force them force their hand. You can
Speaker 2: show up to vote against it, in which case we redistrict,
Speaker 2: or you can let this pass, in which case free win.
Speaker 3: That makes more sense to get the FBI to track
Speaker 3: them down.
Speaker 2: And again I'm not too sure if that's even feasible
Speaker 2: or if there's you know, they need to be there
Speaker 2: to get a vote to vote on it or something.
Speaker 2: The actual way these sorts of things works is are
Speaker 2: kane and up tose Trump wants to exclude illegal migrants
Speaker 2: from next census. This would be an even bigger deal
Speaker 2: than the redistricting. This is a good thing. It would
Speaker 2: be a huge benefit if we were able to get
Speaker 2: these people off the census books. The Democrats have utilized
Speaker 2: these the bloated numbers due to legal immigration, and there
Speaker 2: for their own benefit for years. President Donald Trump a Thursday,
Speaker 2: who's instructed his administration to start work on a new
Speaker 2: census that excludes illegal migrants from the count Of course,
Speaker 2: they shouldn't be allowed to vote, and they shouldn't be
Speaker 2: they shouldn't be counted as part of the population. But
Speaker 2: both of those things end up happening. Trump said, those.
Speaker 3: Have the sanctuary cities they draw the illegal immigrants in.
Speaker 3: They tend to be left leaning and that increases the
Speaker 3: number of people they have.
Speaker 2: They come here for free stuff. And this is another
Speaker 2: one of those things where Republicans will say, well, you know,
Speaker 2: actually a lot of them are coming from conservative countries,
Speaker 2: Like they came here for free stuff. Do you think
Speaker 2: who do you think they're going to vote for the
Speaker 2: party that promises them free stuff or you guys, it's
Speaker 2: simply it's that simple. It's that simple. They want free stuff.
Speaker 2: The Democrats promise them free stuff, they vote Democrat. Trump said,
Speaker 2: those living in the US without legal status should not
Speaker 2: be included. Very very simple, very straightforward. I have instructed
Speaker 2: our Department of Commerce to immediately begin work on a
Speaker 2: new and highly accurate census, based on modern day facts
Speaker 2: and figures, and importantly, using the results in information gained
Speaker 2: from the presidential lecture twenty twenty four. People who are
Speaker 2: in our country illegally will not be counted in the census.
Speaker 2: Last counted residents the United States in its five territories
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty. Usually the census happens every ten years,
Speaker 2: so it'd be twenty thirty after he's out of office.
Speaker 2: The count historically includes foreign born residents of the United States,
Speaker 2: including lawful permanent residents, students, refugees and asylum seekers, and
Speaker 2: people who entered the country without permission, which is ridiculous personally, again,
Speaker 2: I would I wouldn't count refugees asylum seekers either.
Speaker 3: I mean, isn't that every one? If they have a pulse,
Speaker 3: they're counted. Essentially, if you show up but are here illegally,
Speaker 3: people without permission, they say you mean illegals.
Speaker 2: If you manage to sneak across the border, well guess what, buddy,
Speaker 2: how would you like to vote in the American election,
Speaker 2: as it addresses the left strategy for decades to inflate
Speaker 2: their power in Congress. The US Census Bureau collects data
Speaker 2: from all foreign born who participate in the census and
Speaker 2: surveys regardless of legal status. Thus, unauthorized migrants are implicitly
Speaker 2: included in the Census bureau estimates of the total foreign
Speaker 2: born population. As recently as twenty twenty, there was an
Speaker 2: estimated eleven to twenty two million illegal aliens living in
Speaker 2: the US. The census that you're estimated that at currently
Speaker 2: legal and illegal immigration levels, by twenty sixty, about one
Speaker 2: in six residents will have been born outside the country.
Speaker 2: The next US Census will be conducted in twenty thirty.
Speaker 2: It is unless Trump can force their hand and get
Speaker 2: them to do it earlier. If it doesn't happen before
Speaker 2: he's out of office, it will not happen. It's as
Speaker 2: simple as that. And personally, I would bet that there
Speaker 2: is far more than the eleven to twenty two million
Speaker 2: illegal aliens. I would bet that they are undercounting it
Speaker 2: and underreporting it. How do you get accurate numbers on
Speaker 2: that sort of thing in the first place, Pezevante seventy
Speaker 2: to seventy six says, lower the tariff on Chinese robot
Speaker 2: dogs in the FBI can hunt them down with robo Fidoh,
Speaker 2: that's right, we're going to sick the the Stellar Hunt
Speaker 2: dog on it. Is that what it was, Stellar Hunt.
Speaker 2: I think that's what it was.
Speaker 3: It was the Stellar Hunter.
Speaker 2: Stellar Hunter. That's right, the Stellar Hunter will make sure
Speaker 2: that your representatives are forced back to do their job. So, man,
Speaker 2: they're selling you. Guys are selling me on the robot dogs.
Speaker 2: Finally a utilization for them. That's it. That's what we're
Speaker 2: going to use to track down these legislators. You think
Speaker 2: you can run, you think you can hide. Not with
Speaker 2: robo Fido on the case. Just going to start backflipping
Speaker 2: up their steps. This is this is the last thing
Speaker 2: a legislature member sees before it, you know, knocks them
Speaker 2: out and drags them back to their seat in the house.
Speaker 2: Solo Cat nineteen eighty. If a legislature remember abandons their jobs,
Speaker 2: that not grounds for replacing them, you would think. So
Speaker 2: you you know, any of us, if we don't show
Speaker 2: up for our job for say a week, chances are
Speaker 2: that job doesn't exist anymore. But I guess being in
Speaker 2: government provides you with some special privileges. Because Avante seventeen
Speaker 2: seventy six, what do you call one hundred lawmakers at
Speaker 2: the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico answer a good start.
Speaker 2: I do not endorse. I disavow, I disavow. I would
Speaker 2: never I would never endorse such a thing. This is
Speaker 2: simply jokes, this arian girl. It's more satisfying to think
Speaker 2: that the FBI might track them down and throw them
Speaker 2: into jail, isn't it, though, isn't it if only the
Speaker 2: FBI were actually here to help the people, these people,
Speaker 2: finally we'd have a real use for Getmo and Alligator Alcatraz.
Speaker 2: You could do something useful with them. Brian and de McCartney.
Speaker 2: They will never be held accountable. Nope, not in this life.
Speaker 2: The next life, though, they will be held accountable. A
Speaker 2: seriing girl, But how do you separate out the illegal census?
Speaker 2: Here is done by mail. They didn't provide any details
Speaker 2: on what the plan was moving forward and how they
Speaker 2: were going to go about doing it. This is another
Speaker 2: one of those things where it sounds great on paper,
Speaker 2: but I am curious as to the implementation.
Speaker 3: Myself also makes me wonder just how much fraud there
Speaker 3: is in that. We saw a lot of fraud with
Speaker 3: any male related thing, especially when it comes to voting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anytime it's anytime you are removed through the mail system.
Speaker 2: As Lance pointed out, it allows for a tremendous amount
Speaker 2: of fraud. It becomes very, very difficult to keep track
Speaker 2: of what's actually happening. Syrian Girl says, maybe you should
Speaker 2: just just to counterbalance the legals filling out census forms
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, folks, Thank you again. Can think really do
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Speaker 2: enter the war as a private and become a general
Speaker 2: by the end. Nice tie. He was a remarkable individual,
Speaker 2: As I said, I think he pioneered the use of
Speaker 2: shotguns during cavalry charges. And there's a lot of stories
Speaker 2: about him that are just He seems almost larger than life.
Speaker 2: But many men of that age did. There were men
Speaker 2: like Jeb Stewart, Stonewall Jackson, Robert E.
Speaker 1: Lee.
Speaker 2: There's a quote that bloats around that says, when God
Speaker 2: ordained the South would lose the war, he knew Stonewall
Speaker 2: Jackson had to die. I'm paraphrasing, but it's along those
Speaker 2: lines because Stonewall Jackson was just a military genius, and
Speaker 2: it really is, it really does seem to be the
Speaker 2: fact that the South had more men of honor and
Speaker 2: tactical brilliance in the North just had enough to throw
Speaker 2: at them that it didn't matter that once Lincoln found
Speaker 2: someone like Grant who simply did not care about the troops,
Speaker 2: did not care about how many men he lost, and
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Speaker 2: Ratis Brosa's voter fraud is illegal illegal immigration and the
Speaker 2: title at the state government and Abbott do nothing. Yeah, well,
Speaker 2: that's kind of the politician's modus operandi. Do nothing that
Speaker 2: benefits your own populace. But move forward with the planned
Speaker 2: twenty thirty agenda. We're going to talk about the Well, actually,
Speaker 2: we've got this video about jerrymandering and it does a
Speaker 2: very good job. It's a bit long, so maybe we'll
Speaker 2: pause and make comments on it as we play it,
Speaker 2: and if it gets a bit too long, we'll jump
Speaker 2: to the end where he makes some good points. But
Speaker 2: it's a very good video and it's worth a watch,
Speaker 2: so let's take a look at it before we get
Speaker 2: into this.
Speaker 10: This is a proposed redistricting of the state of North
Speaker 10: Carolina from a few years ago. It was actually eventually
Speaker 10: thrown out by the courts, but it would have given
Speaker 10: a very slightly read state a ten to three Republican majority.
Speaker 2: And if you can tell that.
Speaker 10: It's gerrymandered, because it's got these weirdo districts all over
Speaker 10: it like this and this and this, nothing like my map,
Speaker 10: which produces an eleven to two majority with really normal
Speaker 10: looking districts on top of everything else. Politicians are actually
Speaker 10: really bad at gerrymandering.
Speaker 2: It's the.
Speaker 10: Raw borders in such a way that each district contains
Speaker 10: roughly the same number of people. The trick is that
Speaker 10: these borders also encapsulate some number of votes, and a
Speaker 10: representative will be chosen from each district based on the
Speaker 10: majority vote within that district. In a perfect world, the
Speaker 10: proportion of elected representatives from both parties would match the
Speaker 10: popular vote of the state.
Speaker 2: But we don't live in a perfect world.
Speaker 10: And by cramming one district full of members from one party,
Speaker 10: you can dilute that party's influence everywhere else. It gets
Speaker 10: even more complicated when you have anomalies like in homogeneity
Speaker 10: in whether or not people vote. If you have significant
Speaker 10: populations of non voters, you can use them to bias
Speaker 10: the results by including their population in a district but
Speaker 10: not including their votes. Basically, drop a few random, literally
Speaker 10: random points on the map, making this very polygonal set
Speaker 10: of district borders. If we look at the populations and
Speaker 10: votes within the districts of this actually random map, we
Speaker 10: see some districts are weirdly shaped. They all contain different
Speaker 10: numbers of people. I mean, these population values are all
Speaker 10: over the place, and there are some red majority and
Speaker 10: some blue majority districts. But now we need to make
Speaker 10: these districts better, and the program does this incrementally, one
Speaker 10: pixel at a time. We take a map that we
Speaker 10: know is a terrible map, and then we sort of
Speaker 10: massonage that map with statistics and with randomness, making incremental
Speaker 10: changes one pixel at a time until we have a
Speaker 10: really good map.
Speaker 2: So what can we do with this program?
Speaker 10: Basically we can make election maps to order you select
Speaker 10: how weird shaped the districts can be specify your desired
Speaker 10: election results and then feed it an initial condition. And wait, God,
Speaker 10: that's a weird phrase, isn't it desired election results? I mean,
Speaker 10: even for fair maps where the representatives are proportional to
Speaker 10: the voters, the program still has to sort of pick
Speaker 10: which districts are red and which districts are blue. I mean,
Speaker 10: it's the act of redistricting, whether you're gerrymanagering or not,
Speaker 10: is almost like predestination. It's kind of depressing. I have
Speaker 10: specified this ideal set of fair districts. Note that the
Speaker 10: curve crosses fifty percent at the same value as the
Speaker 10: actual popular vote in the state, about a forty seven
Speaker 10: to fifty three percent split according to.
Speaker 2: The data k Life Whole Choice.
Speaker 10: This creates a few deep red districts, a few deep
Speaker 10: blue districts, and then a smooth grade in between, with
Speaker 10: a couple districts that might flip year to year. This
Speaker 10: reduces incumbent jerrymandering in a reasonable way by preserving some
Speaker 10: swing districts in the middle, but is fair to the
Speaker 10: regions that are legitimately deep blue or deep red. And
Speaker 10: in this case, the map produced is sort of aggressively
Speaker 10: normal looking and there are seven red districts and six
Speaker 10: blue districts in line with the actual popular vote. If
Speaker 10: instead we wanted gerrymandered districts, all we need to do
Speaker 10: is change that panel. Instead of a smooth curve that
Speaker 10: crosses fifty percent at the popular vote, we set up
Speaker 10: this crazy skewed distribution that there's one party into a
Speaker 10: few dense districts and the other party then just barely
Speaker 10: wins all the rest. This is a relatively normal looking
Speaker 10: eleven to two red map giving a slight majority a
Speaker 10: significant majority, and this is a pretty normal looking eight
Speaker 10: to five blue map. Jerrymanderin can even give a minority
Speaker 10: a significant victory, granted you can't ask it for too
Speaker 10: much while still maintaining that all the districts need to
Speaker 10: be somewhat normally shaped, it won't actually complete. This is
Speaker 10: a simulation where I tried to give the blue minority
Speaker 10: ten of thirteen seats and it just didn't work. You
Speaker 10: can see that it's trying to rearrange these districts and
Speaker 10: these numbers will just not go down. If you wanted
Speaker 10: to incumbent gerrymander where you remove swing districts entirely but
Speaker 10: keep the party lines fair. There's a map for that too.
Speaker 10: In this map that looks pretty normal except for Charlotte.
Speaker 10: Sorry Charlotte. The overall election in a six blue seats
Speaker 10: seven red seats distribution, just like it should, but no
Speaker 10: individual race was decided by less than a landslide thirteen
Speaker 10: point two percent. At this point, it's all pretty pointless.
Speaker 2: Well, AI for jerry mandering, Isn't that wonderful? K Tobd
Speaker 2: sixty eight says, When we stopped wearing ties, people soon
Speaker 2: began and wearing pajamas in public. Be careful, Travis. I
Speaker 2: know it's a slippery slope. Next thing you know, I'll
Speaker 2: be wearing crocs and a tank top out in public.
Speaker 2: You don't have to worry about that, I promise.
Speaker 4: K Tobd says.
Speaker 2: Sixty eight says, let AI do it. AI mandering. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: we're gonna AI mander all the districts. Con think, says
Speaker 2: nice AI mandering. Vonzie Bear says selected not elected long
Speaker 2: before the primaries.
Speaker 3: And about the AI mandering, this is using a Monte
Speaker 3: Carlo sorting method, which was invented in the nineteen forties,
Speaker 3: so this has been around. They could have done a
Speaker 3: computer simulation to do something like this for quite a while,
Speaker 3: for as long as they've had computers.
Speaker 2: As he points out, the politicians are incompetent just about
Speaker 2: everything they do. And of course select Fonsie Bears has selected,
Speaker 2: not elected long before the primaries. And that's the truth
Speaker 2: of it. The cost of politics has gotten so prohibitively
Speaker 2: expensive that if you're getting into it, chances are it's
Speaker 2: because somebody is already backing you. MAV twenty twenty two says,
Speaker 2: statistics in randomness, Lol, what does that even mean? Lance
Speaker 2: says he's got an explanation.
Speaker 3: So the video was thirty minutes long and I cut
Speaker 3: it down to five minutes. The video was all about
Speaker 3: him creating this algorithm, and I cut out all the
Speaker 3: parts where he's explaining how the algorithm works. So if
Speaker 3: you want to see that, the channel is Alpha Phoenix
Speaker 3: on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Alpha Phoenix Angry Tiger's dns. As both parties are doing
Speaker 2: the same thing, it's a uni party at the top.
Speaker 2: People in power are generally working towards the same goals.
Speaker 2: They may not like each other, but they're serving the
Speaker 2: same masters. The same people are bankrolling them, and they're
Speaker 2: all working towards the UN twenty thirty agenda, the idea
Speaker 2: that none of us will own anything and will be
Speaker 2: happy about it. They want us to eat zibugs. It
Speaker 2: is all at the top. It's all a show. It's
Speaker 2: all about keeping the people at the bottom happy. They
Speaker 2: think that their ideals are actually being pushed in Washington
Speaker 2: or wherever, you know, whatever capital city at whichever state.
Speaker 2: This is Again, I mentioned this before, but people will say,
Speaker 2: you know, it's a UNI party, and it's true. At
Speaker 2: the top it is a UNI party. But at the
Speaker 2: grassroots level there are hardcore, die hard marks communists that
Speaker 2: absolutely hate you and me and everything that we stand
Speaker 2: for and love. It's important to remember that that, well,
Speaker 2: at the top, it is unified and they're working towards
Speaker 2: the same goal. There are people down here that would
Speaker 2: absolutely throw us into a goolog and there cannot be
Speaker 2: any common cause with them. They cannot be trusted in
Speaker 2: the slightest Maluten Malankovic, thank you very much. Really do
Speaker 2: appreciate that, Travis, I got a new one. You will
Speaker 2: be a battery and be happy. That's right. We're gonna
Speaker 2: be thrown into the matrix system. They're gonna hook us
Speaker 2: up and we will be utilized to power the AI systems.
Speaker 2: Let's look at as I said at Dawn and his
Speaker 2: pedophile friends, Alan Dershowitz once again denied Pirogi as Martha's
Speaker 2: Vineyard residents chant time to go. This is from the
Speaker 2: independent Dershowitz and an ongoing distreet with the farmer's market
Speaker 2: vendor Krem Miskovich over Dershwitz's inability to purchase Perogi. Dershowitz
Speaker 2: has accused Miskovich of anti Semitism, while Miskoevich has defended
Speaker 2: his action, stating at dershowitz support for Israel and his
Speaker 2: criticism of Israeli if the Israeli occupation forces are not
Speaker 2: protected under Jewish law. I'm very surprised that you're here
Speaker 2: because of the things that you've been saying about us
Speaker 2: and the business online, the progey vendor told Alan Dershowitz
Speaker 2: on Wednesday, Alan Dershowitz suffers so greatly a man denied
Speaker 2: his parogy punished Dershowitz, how sad this is. I guess
Speaker 2: you know, real world consequences for his actions. I suppose
Speaker 2: this is probably the worst thing that will ever happen
Speaker 2: to Alan Dershowitz. He won't see any legal punishment, he
Speaker 2: won't see any true recompense for everything he's done. But
Speaker 2: at least there is a parogi van an avatar of justice,
Speaker 2: a man that speaks for us all when he says,
Speaker 2: get out of here, Dershowitz, no Parogi's for you. Finally,
Speaker 2: someone willing to stand up to this men from reproductive rights,
Speaker 2: the climate change to big tech. Dershowitz, following days of
Speaker 2: legal threats and accusations of anti Semitism, lobbed at the
Speaker 2: owners of Good Parogi after last week's incident when the
Speaker 2: vendor denied him servi as. Dershowitz showed up on Wednesday
Speaker 2: to once again purchase some potato stuff dumplings an effort
Speaker 2: to try to restore a community.
Speaker 3: He buys these potato dumplings for the community to fight racism.
Speaker 2: Exactly the parogi can heal all of life's trouble. The parogi,
Speaker 2: of course, a symbol of unity across the world. With
Speaker 2: a large crowd of supporters backing them, the vendor refused
Speaker 2: to back down against the fame defense attorney and continue
Speaker 2: to rebuff Dershowitz's please for Parogi, leaving him empty handed
Speaker 2: once again. Time to go the supporters chanted go home, Alan.
Speaker 2: This is this is one of the funniest things I've
Speaker 2: read in a long time. Just an entire community rating
Speaker 2: around a parogy vendor seeking to dispense justice to Dershowitz.
Speaker 2: Go home, Alan, We don't want your kind here. No
Speaker 2: parogi's for you. You want a potato dumpling, You're gonna
Speaker 2: have to make it yourself. Last week, Dershowitz put the
Speaker 2: West Tisberry Farmer's Market in the national spotlight when he
Speaker 2: threatened legal action after a good parogi owner, krem Miskovich,
Speaker 2: refused to serve him. It goes to show you what
Speaker 2: a petty, litigious individual, Alan Dershowitz is. You would think
Speaker 2: you would realize that this kind of thing makes him
Speaker 2: look absurd and neurotic and ridiculous. Oh he wouldn't sell
Speaker 2: me parogies. I'm gonna take you to court. The average
Speaker 2: person looks at this, at least I hope they do,
Speaker 2: and goes, what a lunatic.
Speaker 3: A restaurant because they refuse us you service is somehow
Speaker 3: healing the community. Then he seems pretty well put together
Speaker 3: already with how they're all coming out to support this guy.
Speaker 2: It's truly amazing that Alan Dershowitz, by being such an
Speaker 2: unlikable scumbag, is able to unite an entire community around
Speaker 2: a parogi vendor. Dershowitz would tell police officers on the
Speaker 2: scene that he was the victim of discrimination, and later
Speaker 2: posted to social media that he was suing the bigoted vendor.
Speaker 2: You've got to imagine the police officer who is hearing
Speaker 2: this is just like, I've got so many other things
Speaker 2: to do with my time. He won't sell me Parogi's Like, sir,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna need you to leave me alone, bigoted vendor
Speaker 2: for denying him perogi for political reasons. I've been denying
Speaker 2: my perogi for political reasons, saying that much of the
Speaker 2: backlash against him centered on his of Donald Trump and
Speaker 2: Epstein Get to see sex vender, who has been back
Speaker 2: in the news. Dershowitz has also insisted that this is
Speaker 2: really about his Jewish heritage and fervent support for Israel.
Speaker 3: The only reason they're denying me service is because I
Speaker 3: support Epstein. Yeah, maybe that's it.
Speaker 8: You might be right there.
Speaker 2: He's only denying me parogi because I defended a known pedophile.
Speaker 2: Oh no, poor poor Dershowitz. How could this happen to
Speaker 2: such a nice man. It's only denying me perogy because
Speaker 2: I'm a fervent supporter of Israel or their genocide in Gaza. Truly,
Speaker 2: you suffer so greatly, Dershchwitz. My heart bleeds, it weeps
Speaker 2: for you. Over the weekend, Dershwitz passed out flyers at
Speaker 2: the market that accused benders of being anti sent Dershowitz
Speaker 2: has nothing going on in his life. Apparently at this
Speaker 2: time he's got nothing to do besides harass this parogiy vendor.
Speaker 8: He's printed.
Speaker 3: What this man really likes his? Yes, it feels like
Speaker 3: something from Seinfeld that.
Speaker 8: It really does.
Speaker 2: Just Jerry, Jerry, I've been denying my parroga. I'm printing
Speaker 2: up flyers.
Speaker 8: This is just.
Speaker 1: It.
Speaker 2: Seinfeld really did kind of nail that sort of neurotic
Speaker 2: Jewish New Yorker phenotype. Just Dershowitz the principle of the matter, Jerry.
Speaker 2: On the weekend, Dershowitz passed out flyers at the market
Speaker 2: that accused vendors of being anti submitted, following that up
Speaker 2: with a tweet this week that claimed that good Parogie's
Speaker 2: food was tainted with the poison of anti Semitism. This
Speaker 2: is the Dershwitz truly is healing this community. It's it's
Speaker 2: healing me right now. To hear this well urging others
Speaker 2: to boycott the establishment. I don't think he realizes how
Speaker 2: completely unpopular he is. The fact that this man is
Speaker 2: telling Dershowitz to pound sand that he won't give him parogis.
Speaker 2: I'm sure his business has gone up. Doug ab seven,
Speaker 2: says Loll. The soup Nazi episode is hilarious. I was
Speaker 2: thinking about that exact thing. No soup for you, no
Speaker 2: parogi for you. Get out of here, Dershowitz, be gone,
Speaker 2: you boasted on Monday, adding, don't patronize anti Semites who
Speaker 2: refused to sell to Jewish Zionists. Let's take a look
Speaker 2: at a let's take a look at a video of Dershowitz.
Speaker 2: Right here, you can see why they might be being
Speaker 2: denied some parogi. Bezavonte seventeen seventy six says Dershowitz prefers
Speaker 2: mRNA stuff parogis. That's right. He wants the parogi vendor
Speaker 2: dragged out of his establishment and forced to serve him parogis.
Speaker 11: About twenty years ago, I wrote an article in Los
Speaker 11: Angeles Times in which I said, the age of consent
Speaker 11: for sex is way too.
Speaker 2: High, way too high.
Speaker 11: In many states, it was eighteen in California, it was
Speaker 11: eighteen in Florida.
Speaker 1: The age of consent shouldn't be eighteen.
Speaker 6: They shouldn't have a.
Speaker 11: Law which so violates the norms of societ. I mean,
Speaker 11: people are having sex at fifteen, sixteen seventeen.
Speaker 8: You can't imagine what hit the fan on that one.
Speaker 1: Ah.
Speaker 11: I was called a sexist, a horrible person by the left.
Speaker 11: So the age of consent has become incredibly a political.
Speaker 2: They're having sex at fifteen, sixteen seventeen. Yeah, it's apparently
Speaker 2: a shock to Dershowitz that this might be a hot
Speaker 2: button issue. That someone like Dershowitz saying, you know, perhaps
Speaker 2: the age of consent should be lowered to fifteen causes
Speaker 2: some people to get upset with him.
Speaker 3: Didn't he say fourteen?
Speaker 2: Probably? I forget the exact number, but I do think
Speaker 2: it was lower than fifteen that he argued for. He's
Speaker 2: probably trying to soft pedal it there as he's realized
Speaker 2: over time. Oh wait a minute, perhaps this wasn't such
Speaker 2: a good idea. You wouldn't believe what hit the fan. Oh,
Speaker 2: I believe it, Dershowitz, I'd believe it. I can imagine
Speaker 2: that people were a little upset that someone like you
Speaker 2: might be trying to get closer to their fifteen year
Speaker 2: old daughter.
Speaker 3: There's another clip on the board about him defending Epstein.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're gonna get to that in a second. We've
Speaker 2: got Pezevante seventy seventy six already read that, Brian de McCartney. Yes,
Speaker 2: the Perogi Nazi, that's what Dershowitz is dealing with. It's
Speaker 2: a horrifying ordeal for him. Let's take a look at
Speaker 2: this other clip of Dershowitz and Glenn back.
Speaker 11: Look, let me make two points that would be very controversial,
Speaker 11: and you may disagree with them completely. Jeffrey Epstein was
Speaker 11: not a pedophile. That term has a specific meaning. It
Speaker 11: means people who are sexually attracted to pre pubescent girls
Speaker 11: or boys that is eleven twelve years old. That's the
Speaker 11: definition of all psychiatrists and of the law. Epstein was
Speaker 11: interested in sixteen year olds, seventeen year olds, eighteen year olds.
Speaker 11: He was a bad person, did terrible, terrible things. The
Speaker 11: word pedophile is not a correct description of what he was.
Speaker 8: Number two, he was not a trafficker.
Speaker 11: Traffickers make money by selling and enslaving girls. What he
Speaker 11: did is he was a selfish guy who was having
Speaker 11: sex with all these sexual contact at least with all
Speaker 11: these sixteen seventeen year olds, and maybe maybe lending.
Speaker 1: Them to people like Prince Andrew. We don't know for sure.
Speaker 11: But he was not a trafficker in the true sense
Speaker 11: of the work.
Speaker 8: That's why there's no client list.
Speaker 11: There were no clients, and the.
Speaker 8: Others there was no there was no money being okay,
Speaker 8: oh that's what I mean.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and the other he didn't work for the most SAD.
Speaker 11: I know that because I debriefed him when I was
Speaker 11: trying to make a deal for him back in two
Speaker 11: thousand and six seven, and he would have told me
Speaker 11: if he had a deal, if he was working with
Speaker 11: the government, because it would have helped him get a
Speaker 11: get a clear better deal.
Speaker 2: He didn't work for the mo SAD. I debriefed him. Yes,
Speaker 2: you can trust Alan Dershowitz known Zion to be honest
Speaker 2: about this notice, honest about what the Masade is up to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he would have told me and gotten a good deal.
Speaker 3: You mean a better deal than the whole Just show
Speaker 3: up at night and sleep in the cell and then
Speaker 3: you can go out in the daytime. And you only
Speaker 3: have to do this for a short period when you
Speaker 3: can go because your intelligence, that deal, you could have
Speaker 3: gotten something better than that deal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ignore what Jim Acosta said. Not Jim Acosta. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I can't remember the guys. I'm terrible with names, and
Speaker 2: Jim Acosta's on my mind. But ignore what was said
Speaker 2: about him being intelligence and was told to back off
Speaker 2: on the prosecution. Ignore that you can trust Alan Dershowitz
Speaker 2: and yeah, it's all this very lawyer like. Well, he
Speaker 2: was technically not this because there wasn't money exchange. He
Speaker 2: was technically not a pedophile because it has a very
Speaker 2: specific meaning. And just all right, Dershowitz Okay Mskovich, who
Speaker 2: co owns Good Parogi with that with his spouse Lily Rose,
Speaker 2: said they're experienperience. They experienced a surge of emotion when
Speaker 2: Dershwitz appeared at their tent last week because he's represented
Speaker 2: befriended several sexual predators and abusers, including Jeffrey Epstein. Miskevich
Speaker 2: added that when it gave them pause to sell to
Speaker 2: Dershowitz the Harvard Law Emeritis began to harass us, misgender
Speaker 2: me and film us without our consent misgender. I wonder
Speaker 2: what's going on there? Is this? Is this some kind
Speaker 2: of truon here? What's happening? Either way? Maybe maybe there's
Speaker 2: no good guys in this scenario. As for Dershiwitch's anti
Speaker 2: Semitism claims, Miskovich noted that they are Jewish and have
Speaker 2: immediate family members in Israel, noting that friends call them
Speaker 2: Rabbi krem if they have personal relationships with other rabbis
Speaker 2: on the island. Finally, we don't back down to bullies,
Speaker 2: no matter their size, Miskovich concluded the Tuesday Night post, Eh,
Speaker 2: you would think again, this is just Dershwitz claiming anti
Speaker 2: Semitism when it's Jewish guy or woman or something. Just
Speaker 2: adds to the insanity of this. Despite calling on others
Speaker 2: to shun good Parogi over their bigotry, Dershowitz joined the
Speaker 2: long line of customers on Wednesday after the market opened,
Speaker 2: most of whom were there to show their support for
Speaker 2: the vendor amid Drshowitz's legal threats. Poor Dershwitz. Dersha is
Speaker 2: starving he's been denied as Parogi's he's wasting away. Dershowitz
Speaker 2: made his way to the front of the line and
Speaker 2: claimed he was there to bring harmony back to the island,
Speaker 2: just as long as Miskevich acknowledged they were in the wrong.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're in an effort to try to restore
Speaker 2: community and to ask you to sell me parochi in
Speaker 2: the interest of keeping the island together, so we don't
Speaker 2: have to have two parogi stands. One for anti zion
Speaker 2: is the one for people who will sell to anybody.
Speaker 2: That's right. This island is about to fracture over parogi.
Speaker 2: The parogi is the only thing keeping this community together,
Speaker 2: and once that bond is broken, it's truly all over.
Speaker 2: It will spiral into chaos. It will collapse to a
Speaker 2: Mad Max style wasteland where everyone is forced to make
Speaker 2: their own parogies or buy from a parogi vendor, then
Speaker 2: matches their own political beliefs. It's truly amazing the amount
Speaker 2: the dramatic rhetoric Dershowitz uses here. This is this is
Speaker 2: still over Parogi's maw two is political reasons, a predicted class.
Speaker 2: It makes you wonder Khan think says, parogi is good.
Speaker 4: It is good.
Speaker 2: It's been many years since I've had parogi, but I
Speaker 2: did enjoy it when I had it.
Speaker 3: This story, specifically is making me want to get progy from.
Speaker 2: KWD sixty eight. Dershowitz has to get his points in
Speaker 2: before Maxwell names him for immunity. That's right, He's not
Speaker 2: gonna get parogi in prison. Except for the fact Dershwitz
Speaker 2: is never going to prison. No one like Dershowitz will
Speaker 2: ever see any serious consequences. This is probably the most
Speaker 2: serious consequence Dershowitz has faced in his entire life, which
Speaker 2: is why he's taking it so hard. C JP rumble,
Speaker 2: No island for you. That's right, no island for Dershowitz.
Speaker 2: Punished Dershowitz a man denied his perogi. At the same time,
Speaker 2: he came armed with the paperback version of one of
Speaker 2: his books that he wanted to give Miskovich, which he
Speaker 2: also know that yet personally signed. Who cares. This guy
Speaker 2: despises you, he hates you. This goes to show you
Speaker 2: what an egomaniacal, dweb neurotic loser Dershowitz is. I'm a
Speaker 2: big deal. Well, if I give him a signed copy
Speaker 2: of my book. Surely, surely this will mean something to him.
Speaker 3: Again, I'm kind of reminded of George Kastanza, like he
Speaker 3: never had a book, but if he did, that's exactly
Speaker 3: the sort of thing he would have done. I even
Speaker 3: brought you a signed copy of my novel, of my book.
Speaker 2: This was supposed to be the summer of dirsh. I'm
Speaker 2: very surprised that you're here because of the things that
Speaker 2: you've been saying about us and the business online. The
Speaker 2: good Progiy chef reacted, I really do not appreciate what
Speaker 2: you've been sharing in the last week. Dershowitz insisted that
Speaker 2: everything saying he said was true, prompting Miskovich to ask
Speaker 2: and provide proof that they're anti Semitic. Dershowitz pointed Amskovich's
Speaker 2: participation in a protest outside the island's Jewish Culture festival
Speaker 2: last year. Talia Winegarden, also Jewish, who helped organize that protest,
Speaker 2: pushed back on Dershwitz's generalization about the demonstration, claiming it
Speaker 2: was largely about taking a stand against genocide and oppression
Speaker 2: in Ghaza or here to reject the presence of someone
Speaker 2: who performs in fundraises for the Israeli occupation forces in
Speaker 2: the APEC lobbying group, condones violence against the Palistinian people
Speaker 2: and land in the name of Jewish safety, and denies
Speaker 2: ongoing genocide as an extension of our Jewish values. Supporters
Speaker 2: of Good Progue eventually began clamoring for Dershwitz t Lee
Speaker 2: while defending Miskovitch, leading the celebrity attorney to accuse them
Speaker 2: of bigotry and sparking an even louder argument. You just
Speaker 2: got to imagine these two Jewish guys yelling back and
Speaker 2: forth at each other as an entire crowd of onlookers
Speaker 2: just shouts dirsh go home, Alan, get out. My grandparents
Speaker 2: died in the Holocaust. Don't you call me an anti semi,
Speaker 2: one customer shouted, while another added, my Jewish culture is
Speaker 2: a history of resistance to genocide. We are not anti Semites.
Speaker 2: We stand against the oppression of all people. Meanwhile, as
Speaker 2: Mskovich begged der Schwitz to stop being a bully and
Speaker 2: calling them bigotsy grouse, you're the one who won't sell
Speaker 2: me my parogi.
Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 2: It's truly amazing to me that he's willing to go
Speaker 2: this far. For parogi. This must be the world's best parogi.
Speaker 2: This has to be like a delicacy, a truly marvelous creation.
Speaker 2: This man is willing to accept this kind of abuse,
Speaker 2: to take the slings and arrows of an entire crowd
Speaker 2: of people that despise him, simply for it. At this point,
Speaker 2: market goers bean enchanting time to go before the market
Speaker 2: manager stepped in and asked Dershowitz to leave, and the end,
Speaker 2: Dershowitz shuffled off without any parogi. Well, the crowd loudly applauded.
Speaker 2: This time at least the police did not get involved.
Speaker 12: This is.
Speaker 2: This is fun, but truly is this is It's hilarious.
Speaker 2: But Dershowitz is truly a despicable man, and the fact
Speaker 2: that this is the largest consequence that Dershowitz will probably
Speaker 2: ever see for his actions is a sad thing. It's
Speaker 2: made me laugh and I think we'll move on. But
Speaker 2: just the absurdity of this story is one of the
Speaker 2: funniest things I've seen in a long, long time. Night
Speaker 2: to the storm. Didn't he just violate attorney client privilege? Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's real trustworthy. You can trust Dershowitz. You can always
Speaker 2: trust Allan, he's a good boy. He would never do
Speaker 2: anything wrong. Bill and Hillary Clinton could face jail time
Speaker 2: if they refuse Epstein subpoena. This is from the Sun.
Speaker 2: The political power couple were due to their alleged Bill
Speaker 2: and Hillary Clinton could face jail time with their fuse subpoena.
Speaker 2: The political power couple was due to their alleged involvement
Speaker 2: with the convicted sex offender I Sweek. The Republican run
Speaker 2: House Overnight Committee Oversight Committee demanded interviews under oath for
Speaker 2: eight former top law enforcement officials. While the couple has
Speaker 2: hasn't officially responded to the subpoena. If they're refused, they
Speaker 2: could be held an attempt of Congress, just like Bannon.
Speaker 2: It breaks federal law to defy a subpoena, which is
Speaker 2: a legal document requiring an individual to appear in court
Speaker 2: or hand over specific documents, information, or answer questions. The
Speaker 2: real question is why do they think getting Bill Clinton
Speaker 2: on the stand matters. He's already lied under oath, He's
Speaker 2: been caught. I think he won't do it again. What
Speaker 2: does it matter? If someone doesn't comply with a subpoena,
Speaker 2: you can hold them in contempt of Congress with the
Speaker 2: Republican Attorney General. That's something that I think that the
Speaker 2: Clinton legal team is going to think long and hard about.
Speaker 2: Steve Bannon, a former advisor to President Donald Trump, was
Speaker 2: found guilty on July twenty twenty two. Trump blasts, we
Speaker 2: are still talking about this creep over Epstein as a
Speaker 2: mystery swirls around missing CCTV and client list. And of
Speaker 2: course Trump is desperate to get people to ignore his involvement,
Speaker 2: desperate to get people off of him, Willing to use
Speaker 2: again Russia Gate, Obama, the Clintons as a red herring,
Speaker 2: whatever it takes. Hey, won't you move on from this
Speaker 2: Epstein thing, or won't you at least refocus on Clinton
Speaker 2: and Obama? Hey, remember it was Obama by they are
Speaker 2: the ones that put my name on the Epstein list.
Speaker 2: And of course Steve Bannon was sentenced to four months
Speaker 2: in prison for the charges. But this is this is again,
Speaker 2: what's the point of getting Bill Clinton on the stand.
Speaker 2: These people lie continually. Let's take a look at this
Speaker 2: video here, it's FBI at Epstein.
Speaker 13: I It's late afternoon in the Caribbean and a drone
Speaker 13: is flying towards a small island.
Speaker 8: The drone approaches a white house with.
Speaker 1: A blue roof.
Speaker 13: It starts looking for a spot to peep inside.
Speaker 8: Why was the drone spying on this house, Well, it
Speaker 8: belonged to.
Speaker 13: Financier Jeffrey Epstein, who had died in a jail cell
Speaker 13: just two days before.
Speaker 2: Disgraced American financier Jeffrey Epstein has been found dead in
Speaker 2: his prison cell.
Speaker 13: Inside the house, the drone camera finds men and women
Speaker 13: wearing shirts that read.
Speaker 8: FBI and NYPD. They are raiding the place.
Speaker 13: They're boxing up evidence, but after a minute or two,
Speaker 13: the inside start covering the window up with cardboard sheets
Speaker 13: to stop the drone from peeping inside. Unperturbed, the drone
Speaker 13: sweeps up and over the house to the nearby jetty,
Speaker 13: where the agents and police officers are preparing to load
Speaker 13: evidence onto a boat. In Epstein's residences, they found lots
Speaker 13: of CCTV.
Speaker 1: Campers all over the place.
Speaker 13: Epstein used to record the behaviors that went on on
Speaker 13: his island, and therefore there probably are tapes around The
Speaker 13: evidence in the boxes collected that day from the island,
Speaker 13: and in similar ways at Epstein's mainland properties form what
Speaker 13: is now known.
Speaker 6: As the Full and complete Epstein files.
Speaker 8: We're still waiting to see the full and complete.
Speaker 13: Epstein files, and in the absence ofation, conspiracy theories sweep
Speaker 13: in flaps.
Speaker 8: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: The guy killed himself and now nobody's going to know.
Speaker 13: Even the person who flew the drone over Epstein's island
Speaker 13: got caught up in this. People online started speculating that
Speaker 13: the fugitive founder of McAfee antivirus software was the drones pilot.
Speaker 13: He denied it and then died by apparent suicide in
Speaker 13: a Spanish prison.
Speaker 8: In twenty twenty one.
Speaker 13: Which will certainly help deal with any conspiracy theories.
Speaker 8: I wanted to take another look at that drone.
Speaker 2: Footage many questions surrounding Jeff Epstein. Syrian girl says, if
Speaker 2: dirsh is willing to go this far on such a
Speaker 2: petty situation, makes me think it's the first time anyone
Speaker 2: ever dared say no to him. Yeah, that's what I think.
Speaker 2: That's what I was saying too. He's never experienced any
Speaker 2: real hardship, he's never had anyone tell him no, and
Speaker 2: so when a parogi vendor stands up, when a man
Speaker 2: stands up and says no, I will not sell you,
Speaker 2: Parogi Dershowitz loses his mind, nice of the storm. To
Speaker 2: sell or not to sell is his prerogative, Yes, his prerogative.
Speaker 2: As Jason points out, the House Oversight Committe announced the
Speaker 2: subpoenas just two weeks after Maxwell was interviewed by DOJ officials.
Speaker 2: And of course we've heard rumors of pardons floating around,
Speaker 2: and that's definitely something we could see happening. We could
Speaker 2: see Donald Trump pardon Gillain simply to cover for himself
Speaker 2: and use the Clintons to take that heat. Look, it
Speaker 2: was them. Don't you want to punish the Clintons? Remember
Speaker 2: when I promised to lock her up? What if we
Speaker 2: do that now? Maxwell, who's served three years of her
Speaker 2: twenty year sentence, was recently moved to a minimum security
Speaker 2: facility in Texas, And you have to wonder is this
Speaker 2: some kind of sign of good faith on some kind
Speaker 2: of deal that's being worked with her by Trump or
Speaker 2: his staff.
Speaker 3: As we point out before, it is a minimum security prison,
Speaker 3: which is a very nice country prison that specifically forbids
Speaker 3: any kind of recording devices being brought into the prison.
Speaker 2: So this could be a show of good faith or
Speaker 2: it could be a way of saying, you know, you're
Speaker 2: not there's no cameras where you are now, Gilaine, We're
Speaker 2: not gonna have to edit footage. If something were to
Speaker 2: happen to you.
Speaker 3: It's it could be both a carrot and a stick.
Speaker 3: This is a little bit of a or we ended.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a little bit of a benefit, but also an
Speaker 2: implied warning. Congress doesn't want to talk to alex Acosta
Speaker 2: Epstein's sweet ar deal Alex Acosta. I knew it was Acosta,
Speaker 2: but I couldn't remember his first name. Notably, the committee
Speaker 2: did not subpoena Alex Acosta, the former US attorney who
Speaker 2: negotiated the controversial non prosecution agreement with Epstein. Acosta, who
Speaker 2: previously was Trump's labor secretary, wasn't named in a list
Speaker 2: of people the House committee subpoenaed. And again, if why
Speaker 2: wouldn't he be If they're actually trying to get to
Speaker 2: the bottom of it, why would he not be questioned?
Speaker 2: He's the one that specifically said I was told not
Speaker 2: to pursue this. He's intelligence leave it alone. Alice Committee
Speaker 2: on Oversight and Government Reform on Tuesday listed for former
Speaker 2: attorney general a former attorney's general, a former FBI director,
Speaker 2: former President Bill Clinton, and former Secretary of State Hillary
Speaker 2: Clinton as people all subject to subpoenas form matters signed
Speaker 2: to Jeffrey Epstein. And of course, again, what does it matter.
Speaker 2: Even if you get these people on the stand, they
Speaker 2: will lie. They will lie, and nothing will be done
Speaker 2: to them for it. And even if they reviews the subpoenas,
Speaker 2: what's the largest penalty? They could face a few months
Speaker 2: in prison probably, and they would be put in a
Speaker 2: very cushy prison, I'm sure. However, not named of the
Speaker 2: news release was Alex Acosta, who was the US Attorney
Speaker 2: for the Southern District of Florida, whose secret non prosecution
Speaker 2: agreement with Epstein created a spark that has turned into
Speaker 2: an inferno of controversy nearly twenty years later. Cost also
Speaker 2: was President Donald Trump's Labor secretary during his first term.
Speaker 2: Makes you wonder was this some kind of payoff, Like, well,
Speaker 2: all right, here, you get this cushy job for what
Speaker 2: you've done. Victims of Epstein's sexual abuse are unhappy that
Speaker 2: Acosta was not among those subpoenaed. How can any genuine
Speaker 2: investigation for the federal government sweetheart deal with Epstein, including
Speaker 2: the extraordinary grant a blanket immunity to all his named
Speaker 2: and unnamed co conspirators. Omit alex Acosta, Epstein victim Jack
Speaker 2: Scarrolla asked in a statement in BC News, because it's
Speaker 2: not a real it's not a genuine investigation. Another Epstein
Speaker 2: victim attorney said, anyone familiar with the history of litigation's
Speaker 2: related Jeffrey Epstein knows from our decade and long fight
Speaker 2: to enforce the Crimes Victim's Rights Act that alex Acosta
Speaker 2: is an important person to subpoena in any quest for
Speaker 2: the truth. Relatives of Virginia Guphrey, one of the survivors
Speaker 2: of Epstein's abuse who died by suicide this year, reiterated
Speaker 2: Wednesday that the victims would be consulted and heard. First
Speaker 2: asked by NBC News, by Acosta was not subpoena, a
Speaker 2: committee spokesperson said by text message, but in a voice
Speaker 2: vote booth Republicans Democrats on Federal Law Enforcement sub Committee
Speaker 2: in July. It proved a motion offered by Scott Perry
Speaker 2: by unanimous consent, disdirecting the chairman issue targeted subpoenas to
Speaker 2: Bill and Hillary Clinton. James Comy Loretta Lynch, Eric Holder,
Speaker 2: Merrick Garland, Robert Mueller, William Barr, Jeff Sessions, and Alberto Gonzalez.
Speaker 2: Chairman Comer has now issued the subpoenas Rep. James Comer
Speaker 2: is the committee chairman. Public records show that Gonzalez that's
Speaker 2: Alberto Gonzalez, was a Costa's boss at the time the
Speaker 2: agreement was reached. Records also showed it was a Costa
Speaker 2: who first made the decision to pursue what many legal
Speaker 2: analysts have called a sweetheart deal to agree not to
Speaker 2: prosecute Epstein. The port says a Costa's top lieutenants went
Speaker 2: around the federal prosecutor investigating the case, the FBI, and
Speaker 2: the victims by making an offer for Epstein to plea
Speaker 2: to state charges. Prosecutor at the time, Marie Villafana was
Speaker 2: denied a meeting with a Costa by her immediate supervisors
Speaker 2: to explain her position in the strength of the case.
Speaker 2: She expressed her concerns and frustrations in an email to
Speaker 2: her supervisor at the time, Matt Menschel, about why an
Speaker 2: indictment was brought and why decisions were being made about
Speaker 2: a plea deal even after she says us attorney's office
Speaker 2: reassured her it would not cave into Epstein's attorney's report,
Speaker 2: says Acosta did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Speaker 2: I wonder why was it.
Speaker 3: That Dorsha would set again that he would get a
Speaker 3: sweetheart deal. If he were a intelligence asset.
Speaker 2: You would have been given a sweetheart deal.
Speaker 1: Hmm.
Speaker 2: It really makes you wonder, doesn't it. Trump faces Gilaine
Speaker 2: Maxwell conundrum publicly. President Trump is facing a Gilaine Maxwell problem.
Speaker 2: Publicly releasing testimony for Maxwell and associate of Jeffrey Epstein,
Speaker 2: who was convicted in twenty twenty one on sex trafficking charges,
Speaker 2: could help satisfy Trump supporters who've clamored for more transparency
Speaker 2: around the Epstein case, but further elevating Maxwell would keep
Speaker 2: the Epstein controversy front and center. After Trump and top
Speaker 2: GOP leaders in the House have spent weeks trying to
Speaker 2: tamp down the outrage among their own base, you can
Speaker 2: see why he's now dragging the Clintons into this. Hey,
Speaker 2: you guys hate the Clintons, right, What if we bring
Speaker 2: them back front and center? Would you like that? What
Speaker 2: if I were to put them in the crosshairs, put
Speaker 2: them directly beneath the wheels of this machine.
Speaker 3: Don't cooperate while they're going straight to prison.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: We're really going to lock her up this time. Trump
Speaker 2: has declined to rule out a pardon for Maxwell, saying
Speaker 2: only that he has the power to do it, but
Speaker 2: hasn't thought about her case. Do you really think that's
Speaker 2: believable at all? I don't.
Speaker 3: Oh, I hadn't given her any thought Maxwell. Oh you're
Speaker 3: still talking about that strang.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: I had totally forgotten. How could y'all even remember her?
Speaker 2: The administration raised eyebrows by moving Maxwell to a lower
Speaker 2: security prison in Texas, and Trump has continually praised Deputy
Speaker 2: Attorney Todd Blanche, his former personal attorney, for sitting down
Speaker 2: with Maxwell for interviews. I didn't discuss it with him,
Speaker 2: but anything he talked about with her, or the fact
Speaker 2: that he did that not unusual.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: Number One, and most importantly, is something that would be
Speaker 2: totally above board. CNN and Fox News reported that top
Speaker 2: administration officials, including Attorney General Pam Bondi, FBI Director Cash Betel,
Speaker 2: and Blanche, were set to join Vice President Vance at
Speaker 2: his residence Whenay night to discuss how to handle the
Speaker 2: ongoing Epstein's saga, among other topics. That's right, Gotta get JD.
Speaker 2: Vance in on this. Got to make sure that we
Speaker 2: get his opinion. Maybe we can get Peter Thiel's opinion
Speaker 2: through Vance as well. Some prominent Trump allies, and of
Speaker 2: course Trump himself, have for years pro to conspiracy theories
Speaker 2: about Epstein's death and claims that a clientless would reveal
Speaker 2: ties between Epstein and prominent Democrats, basically the entire party
Speaker 2: Trump and all his cronies. We're talking about the Epstein list,
Speaker 2: ran on it is. We're going to get that information
Speaker 2: for you. No, not gonna get anything, but the administration's
Speaker 2: interactions with Maxwell and Trump's own comments about her have
Speaker 2: kept interest in the case simmering. Of course, you saw
Speaker 2: Cash Fattel and Dan Bongino doing those interviews. You could
Speaker 2: just see Dan Bongino looked like he had just he
Speaker 2: was dying inside as he was giving it. It's like, uh,
Speaker 2: nothing to see here. No, No, he has no poker face.
Speaker 2: He's a terrible liar. I didn't know about it at all. No,
Speaker 2: I read about it just like you did. It's not
Speaker 2: a it's not a very common thing. Trump said when
Speaker 2: asked Tuesday if he'd approve the transfer. Of course, how long?
Speaker 2: How long are his fan club, his maga bass going
Speaker 2: to just believe everything? All the lies he spills, Everything
Speaker 2: he says is questionable. Sources caution that Trump oo famously
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty said he wished Maxwell well must tread
Speaker 2: carefully and how he handles her case to avoid it
Speaker 2: creating a larger controversy. The President wants to move on,
Speaker 2: but they may come out with something slightly more transparent,
Speaker 2: a little more meat on the bone. The White House
Speaker 2: ally said, that's right, a little more meat on the bone.
Speaker 2: Maybe we give them just a little bit more. These
Speaker 2: people will shut up, leave us alone. You guys care
Speaker 2: about this pedophile Jeffrey Epstein in our ties to him,
Speaker 2: grow up a Syrian girl. Trump forgot, forget this Epstein creep,
Speaker 2: and I'll give you Clinton Obama even throwing a few
Speaker 2: UFOs exactly. They're just trying to sweeten the deal. Oh
Speaker 2: what if we give you this now? How about that?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: So the storm, I wonder if they have a copy
Speaker 2: of the binders with the files in the National Archives,
Speaker 2: I would now that's something to look into. And of
Speaker 2: course I would be surprised if there's anything in those
Speaker 2: binders at all, anything of value. Malania Trump earns groveling
Speaker 2: apology from James Carville. Where's the Lady and Malania Trump
Speaker 2: triggered another public apology from the media on Thursday, after
Speaker 2: a Democratic operative launched a false claim. Democratic strategist James
Speaker 2: Carvell was forced to apologize for accusing her of being
Speaker 2: introduced to Donald Trump by convicted financier and pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 2: Took a look at what they complained about, and we
Speaker 2: took down the video and edited out those comments. The
Speaker 2: episode message read, noting that they received a letter from
Speaker 2: the First Lady's lawyer. I also take back these statements
Speaker 2: and apologize. Apologize. The message from Carville concluded, Now, of
Speaker 2: course we do know that Milania was both around Donald
Speaker 2: Trump and Jeffrey Epstein. You can see those pictures of
Speaker 2: her with them and the way she looks at Epstein,
Speaker 2: so there's something there. There's something going on. We don't
Speaker 2: want to get sued by the First Lady. Of course.
Speaker 2: The video was labeled on YouTube as the Epstein Connection
Speaker 2: between Trump and Milania, which was promptly removed and edited
Speaker 2: after hearing from the first lady's lawyer, Missus. Trump posts
Speaker 2: drew praise from her legions of fans on social media.
Speaker 2: It's truly amazing that the magabase is still just clapping
Speaker 2: like seals. Wow, Lania really showed them, didn't she. There's
Speaker 2: literally pictures of her with Trump and Epstein together. Well,
Speaker 2: I think that's enough talking about Dershowitz and the ongoing
Speaker 2: Jeffrey Epstein's saga. It was a fun time cataloging the
Speaker 2: uh the perogi perils of Dershowitz. But we must move on.
Speaker 2: Let's take a little bit of a look at Pharma,
Speaker 2: and then of course we have Gerald Celente joining us
Speaker 2: at eleven o'clock. We are going to take a quick break,
Speaker 2: though KWD sixty eight says Trump attorney, having involved Maxwell
Speaker 2: questioning by dog. Nothing to see here, No, there's never
Speaker 2: anything to see. Why would you think there's something to see?
Speaker 2: In fact, you know, all my most loyal supporters say
Speaker 2: there's nothing to see at all. All right, we're gonna
Speaker 2: take a quick break and we'll be back with what's
Speaker 2: happening at Pharma, and then at eleven we'll be joined
Speaker 2: by Jerald Slente. So stay with us.
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Speaker 2: some brief scrolling of Twitter this morning, I like to
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Speaker 2: came across something that I wasn't able to fully verify
Speaker 2: but seems to be true. It seems like one of
Speaker 2: the people that worked on the moderna COVID vaccine is
Speaker 2: a furry. Their entire Twitter profile is locked down, but
Speaker 2: you can see they've got a avatar there of some
Speaker 2: sort of dog or something or other in a lab coat.
Speaker 2: These are the type of people that have infiltrated our
Speaker 2: stem networks.
Speaker 3: I've seen stuff about, but I've actually heard that that's
Speaker 3: really common amongst a lot of people in that field
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Speaker 6: You know, the.
Speaker 3: Bile I forget what they're called, but you know, the
Speaker 3: people making these drugs overwhelmingly are.
Speaker 2: These these extreme deviant weirdos. Furries, of course, being the
Speaker 2: people that dress up in fur suits and do all
Speaker 2: kinds of sexually deviant behaviors.
Speaker 4: There is a.
Speaker 2: Laundry list, a litany of furraries that have been exposed
Speaker 2: for some of the most disgusting things you can imagine,
Speaker 2: which I won't detail here, but this just went to show.
Speaker 2: I saw it this morning and I just could not
Speaker 2: believe my eyes. Just again, these are the people that
Speaker 2: are conducting these sorts of tests that are involved. And
Speaker 2: if you think, if they're this deviant and this gross,
Speaker 2: they have no decency, they have no morals, and they
Speaker 2: have no qualms when it comes to what they will
Speaker 2: push on people.
Speaker 3: I mean, pushing out the vaccine that's caused all these
Speaker 3: horrible health things was also kind of a giveaway.
Speaker 2: I'm saying, like, if this is the type of person
Speaker 2: that gets in there, it's no surprise that they'll do
Speaker 2: that sort of thing. Like that's it's just another canary
Speaker 2: in the coal mine. These people are degenerate, weirdos. As
Speaker 2: I said, we're about to be joined by Gerald Silentte,
Speaker 2: so we will take another quick break and when we
Speaker 2: come back, Gerald will be joining us. I'm eager to
Speaker 2: get his take on what's been going on with the economy.
Speaker 2: So stay with us, folks, We'll be right back.
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Speaker 6: Well, thank you, But of course you could subscribe to
Speaker 6: the toilet Paper of Record, the New York sline you ready.
Speaker 6: New York Times revenue jumps nine point seven. The company
Speaker 6: added two hundred and thirty thousand digital subscribers in the
Speaker 6: second quarter. It now has eleven point eight eight million
Speaker 6: total subscribers. A piece of crap. The last two days
Speaker 6: we didn't get one trend worthy article from the toilet
Speaker 6: paper Record. They call themselves the paper Record. Again, it's
Speaker 6: a toilet paper. It's only good to use that paper
Speaker 6: to wipe. But you know what, and if we add
Speaker 6: more subscribers, if the people would put their money where
Speaker 6: their mouth is, it would be a different world. I
Speaker 6: am getting blacklisted from everyone I used to be on
Speaker 6: Alex Jones for years, for years like your dad. Nope,
Speaker 6: took me off. I used to do an hour every
Speaker 6: week for years. Took me off. I won't suck up
Speaker 6: the Trump about down to the planeteer guy bendover for Musk.
Speaker 6: Get him out of here, Get him out of here.
Speaker 6: We get the hate mail that I'm getting for coming
Speaker 6: out against Israeli genocide is off the charts. That little
Speaker 6: arrogant boy, Greg Hunter, I think they misspelled it. Here
Speaker 6: is Greg Hunter. I used to be on USA Watchdog
Speaker 6: all the time. You should see the emails that he's
Speaker 6: sent me because I'm against Israeli genocide. Stupid crap like
Speaker 6: only if a mass would stop attacking? What are you
Speaker 6: talking about? Only if amos would stop attacking? According to Lanced.
Speaker 6: According to Lanced is the English you know health organization.
Speaker 6: Nearly two hundred, not sixty thousand Palestinians are dead, buried
Speaker 6: under the rubble, demolishing the whole place. And now they're
Speaker 6: taking over the West Bank, which was the objective from
Speaker 6: the beginning. Oh, calm down, seventy We don't like you
Speaker 6: when you get angry. We are little boys and girls
Speaker 6: still in kindergarten. So you'd be proper as they're slaughtering
Speaker 6: all these people and starting them to death and demolishing
Speaker 6: everything and stealing their land. Now you'll be a good
Speaker 6: little boy. Hey, remember when you went to school, I
Speaker 6: had just sitting like this on a desk, right, always
Speaker 6: under control. Going back to show the facts in your trends, general,
Speaker 6: let's go back to March twenty twenty four. Jared Kushner,
Speaker 6: Trump's son in law quoted the gods of property. Quote
Speaker 6: is very valuable waterfront property. And he says to move
Speaker 6: the palace Estenians into the Negev Desert. Yep, Oh, Jared Kushtien,
Speaker 6: you mean when the net Yahoo used to come to
Speaker 6: America State at his parents' house that gun. Yeah, it's
Speaker 6: a Zionist club in charge. I'm tiny hearing your fairy tales.
Speaker 6: Zionism is a political movement, look it up, invented by
Speaker 6: Theodore Herzel, some clown boy from Eastern Europe in the
Speaker 6: eighteen nineties. And all you people that call yourselves you
Speaker 6: evangelical Christians? What christ you believe in? Hey got sown?
Speaker 6: How about thou shot not kill all you Bible believers?
Speaker 6: Oh no, God told Abraham three thousand, five hundred years
Speaker 6: ago that this land me wrong to the Jewish people. Yeah,
Speaker 6: God had locked yours since and after never spoke to anybody.
Speaker 6: I gotta believe your fairy tale as you're slaughtering these people.
Speaker 6: And now you saw the news. You saw the news net.
Speaker 6: Yahoo's now coming out. Yeah, this is hot. It's Israeli newspaper.
Speaker 6: Just kept before I got on again. Germany Bar's military
Speaker 6: exports to Israel for use in Gaza. Chancellors says, hey,
Speaker 6: got so, what took you so long? How about the
Speaker 6: United States? Hey, everybody, get to work. Get to work.
Speaker 6: I want your tax money. I want your tax money
Speaker 6: so I can give it to Israel so that you
Speaker 6: can slaughter people. All right, now, get to work. Oh
Speaker 6: and we're giving him almost four billion dollars a year,
Speaker 6: brought to you by that other sline. Paul arrogant, little
Speaker 6: nothing of a clown, the nobel piece of crap prize
Speaker 6: win a Barack Obama. He's the one that started giving
Speaker 6: Israel three point eight billion dollars every year. It's uh
Speaker 6: and tens of billions of dollars of weapons bombs to
Speaker 6: kill these people. Calm down, Si Lenty, You know more
Speaker 6: people would listen to you, if, if you, if you
Speaker 6: only spoke proper and just get to see in your head.
Speaker 6: Everybody a Monopolitano, born in the Bronx. You got it,
Speaker 6: grew up in the Bronx, got it. It's a different world,
Speaker 6: you got it. Don't mess with me, very kind to you.
Speaker 6: Don't mess with me. People lost it, man, there's no
Speaker 6: fighters out there anymore. I am totally disgusted. They're saying
Speaker 6: that right now, they're gonna take over Gaza. It was
Speaker 6: the plan from the beginning. Oh oh, they call the
Speaker 6: people by the way that steal land in the West
Speaker 6: Bank settlers. Hey, how about invaders? How about in violation
Speaker 6: of the Geneva Convention and Article two fort of the
Speaker 6: United Nations. Oh, I cant hell out here, solenty. God
Speaker 6: gave us that land. And these, by the way, are
Speaker 6: all every every every leader of Israel is an Eastern European.
Speaker 6: They're not Semites. Semites are from the Mesopotamia region, Palestinians.
Speaker 6: The Semites. Oh, what's what's uh net yah Israel name? Milakowski?
Speaker 6: What was the big Goorian's reel name? Green? And what
Speaker 6: are they Ashkar Nazis?
Speaker 8: Look it up?
Speaker 6: A s h k E n a z I Kazards
Speaker 6: Ashkar Nazis, and that the Nazis are in control of Israel.
Speaker 2: It's as you was talking about, the the sweetheart deal
Speaker 2: they've gotten when it comes to the amount of money
Speaker 2: we give them, the way it operates, just the fact
Speaker 2: that if they were to take it another way, they'd
Speaker 2: have to be given some kind of oversight. So they
Speaker 2: get it, I believe, as a loan. But then the
Speaker 2: US government chooses to forgive that loan every single time,
Speaker 2: and so there's no oversight. We don't have, We don't
Speaker 2: get to say in what they do with it. They
Speaker 2: get to take all that money and utilize it for
Speaker 2: whatever purpose they see fit, which of course we see
Speaker 2: is the destruction of Gaza. I'm sure you've seen it,
Speaker 2: but there was a video that came out recently of
Speaker 2: I believe it was in Egypt, aired on Egyptian television,
Speaker 2: where they were showing what has been done to Gaza
Speaker 2: and the level of destruction. It seems like there's more
Speaker 2: city that has collapsed than there is city standing. And
Speaker 2: as you point out this, they continually under report the
Speaker 2: number of people that.
Speaker 4: Have been killed.
Speaker 2: Two hundred thousand is shed is the more likely number
Speaker 2: of people that have been killed and buried underneath the rubble,
Speaker 2: and it's hundreds, you know, over a hundred nearly two
Speaker 2: hundred people killed, I believe daily. Yeah, and it's just
Speaker 2: a it is a slaughter and ongoing slaughter that so
Speaker 2: many people in the United States just don't seem to
Speaker 2: care about. There's like, yeah, well, you know, the Gazans
Speaker 2: are savage, they're they're Muslim, and so you know, who cares.
Speaker 2: There are bad people. I'm not saying that, you know,
Speaker 2: Islam makes for I don't support Islam as a religion.
Speaker 2: I don't support you know, the uh uh, you know,
Speaker 2: Islamification of America. But that doesn't mean they're not entitled
Speaker 2: to their own country, that they aren't entitled to govern
Speaker 2: themselves and how they see fit and not be attacked
Speaker 2: and murdered. We don't support those kinds of tactics no
Speaker 2: matter who it happens to. I wouldn't support it if
Speaker 2: it was you know, Gaza had the upper hand and
Speaker 2: they were doing it to Israel.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know all the religions. What's your favorite crusade?
Speaker 6: You like the first and I like the eighth, I mean,
Speaker 6: it's a lot of crap. You know, they use this
Speaker 6: religion stuff is an excuse to kill people. It's all
Speaker 6: a religion.
Speaker 2: Alut the crusades that has been used for very pose.
Speaker 6: Ready you talk about the Americans not caring again. This
Speaker 6: is from Ahadatz, Israeli newspaper which we subscribe to. We
Speaker 6: pay to go to it. This is from August fifth.
Speaker 6: Large majority of Israeli Jews untroubled by reports of famine
Speaker 6: and Gaza poll finds all right, yeah, here's another one.
Speaker 6: Israeli forces and this was yesterday. Israeli forces kill one
Speaker 6: hundred and thirty five in Gaza over twenty four hours,
Speaker 6: including eighty seven people attempting to get aid. Another five
Speaker 6: people starve to death. Dude, Israeli placka. This is from
Speaker 6: World Socialist website. Investigative report exposes Microsoft support for israel
Speaker 6: war crimes in Gaza in the West Bank. The unprecedented
Speaker 6: integration of Microsoft with the war crimes of the Israeli
Speaker 6: military exposes the increasingly central role played by and correspondence
Speaker 6: of interest between giant global tech corporations and the strategic
Speaker 6: aims of US imperialism in the ongoing genocide, ethnic cleansing
Speaker 6: of the Palestinian people. And it goes on to say
Speaker 6: this is a report that was in The Guardian that
Speaker 6: they wrote about and how Microsoft is in total total
Speaker 6: coordination with the United States and Israel, watching every Palestinian
Speaker 6: everything they're doing, giving them all the details where to bomb,
Speaker 6: went to bomb and how to bomb.
Speaker 2: I saw a story that's coming out in the UK
Speaker 2: that the plane they've been flying reconnaissance missions for Israel,
Speaker 2: they'd been saying they hadn't been, but one of the
Speaker 2: pilots forgot to turn off a transponder. It seems like
Speaker 2: they're able to confirm that the UK had been giving
Speaker 2: Israel intelligence and working with them on what is happening
Speaker 2: in Gaza. And it's just it's amazing the amount of
Speaker 2: influence that Israel has over both our country, the UK.
Speaker 2: All these countries are seemingly at their behest and doing
Speaker 2: their bidding, not willing to say anything. I'm sure that
Speaker 2: you've seen it. But Marjorie Taylor Green came out and
Speaker 2: said that APAK is breaking the law by not registering
Speaker 2: as a foreign group of lobbyists. I'd like to get
Speaker 2: your opinion on that. See what you think there.
Speaker 6: She's one hundred percent correct, and they command they just
Speaker 6: went after it. You ready for this, yes, net Yahoo
Speaker 6: hosts twenty APAX sponsored House Republicans in Israel. This is
Speaker 6: two days ago. Israel Prime Minister Benjamin at Yahoo said
Speaker 6: on Wednesday that he hosted in the delegation of House
Speaker 6: Republicans who were in Israel on a trip organized by
Speaker 6: pro Israel lobby group APEK. Quote Prime Minister Benjamin oft
Speaker 6: Yaho yesterday evening met with APAC organized delegation or Republican
Speaker 6: members of the Congress, Yah, whose office said in a
Speaker 6: statement again, it's not net Yahoo, it's Milikowski. The prime
Speaker 6: ministers briefed the members of Congress on the war in
Speaker 6: Gaza and commented on the issue of humanitarian assistance and
Speaker 6: the men campaign and the terrible campaign waged by Hamas
Speaker 6: against the state of Israel. According to punch Bowl News,
Speaker 6: about twenty House Democrats are also headed to Israel during
Speaker 6: the recess on APAX sponsored trip. The strong show of
Speaker 6: support for Israel from his so many US lawmakers comes
Speaker 6: as Israel is regularly massacring over one hundred Palestinians a
Speaker 6: day in Gaza, and it keeps going on, and the
Speaker 6: little slime balls that are there are like that guy, Fine,
Speaker 6: that fat slob from Florida, one little piece of scum
Speaker 6: after another, and they sell the ballooning how many times? Yeah,
Speaker 6: Israel has the right to defend themself. Nobody else does.
Speaker 6: Get that in your head? Israel Kabaman kill anybody they want.
Speaker 6: But did they chosen people? I forgot, you know, I
Speaker 6: want to hear that crap either, just a guinea from
Speaker 6: the Bronx chosen people. Listen to Naomi Wolf, a Jewish woman.
Speaker 6: She said, that's a lot of crap. Basically, did We're
Speaker 6: not the chosen people? God doesn't choose people by your religion,
Speaker 6: chooses you buy your deeds and actions. He's a Jewish
Speaker 6: person saying, it's a lot of belonging to chosen people. Again,
Speaker 6: it's a packer's control of this country. What did Trump
Speaker 6: got over one hundred million dollars from Sheldon Nagelsen before
Speaker 6: the lousy guy named Rottenhill died? Oh, and he moved
Speaker 6: the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and said to Israel, hey,
Speaker 6: you know that land you stole, the Golden Heights was
Speaker 6: serious yours? What happened in the last election his wife
Speaker 6: Mary Natolsen. According to the numbers, over two hundred million
Speaker 6: dollars she gave Trump. It's a Zionist regime and by
Speaker 6: the facts, nothing more than a political movement and a storm.
Speaker 6: Google it up.
Speaker 2: It has been. It has been incorporated and twisted into
Speaker 2: this into you know, evangelical theology to the point where
Speaker 2: they see it as being central almost where if you
Speaker 2: don't support Israel in its quest to stamp out all
Speaker 2: of its neighbors, then you are not a Christian. And
Speaker 2: it's been something that I've seen in my lifetime expand
Speaker 2: you know, it was kind of there when I was
Speaker 2: a kid, but you know, it wasn't seen as this
Speaker 2: hardcore line in the sand from what I remember. But
Speaker 2: now it's just this, you will you support Israel. They
Speaker 2: can do whatever they want, and it doesn't matter how
Speaker 2: many pictures you see of these starving children. These people
Speaker 2: won't budge on it.
Speaker 6: Nope.
Speaker 2: And it blows my mind that they're so completely blind
Speaker 2: to it, so uncaring about the suffering that these people
Speaker 2: are going through. You can again, it seems like every
Speaker 2: single day there's a new video or picture of some
Speaker 2: poor man or woman holding their child that has been killed.
Speaker 2: And I can't understand how someone couldn't be moved by that.
Speaker 2: Couldn't you know, can't look at that and say this
Speaker 2: is wrong, this is evil?
Speaker 6: And again, these wars are brought to you by draft dodgers,
Speaker 6: Little Joe Biden four or five draft deferments, Trump five
Speaker 6: draft deferments. I got a bosper on his eyicle. Lets
Speaker 6: you go to them. They love war? How about that
Speaker 6: little fat slobby boy Lindsey Graham couldn't fight his way
Speaker 6: out of paper bag. And by the way, when the
Speaker 6: Israel War began after Hamas attacked on October seventh, twenty
Speaker 6: twenty three, fat boy Graham called it a religious war. Okay,
Speaker 6: I'm an American. You tell me to get involved in
Speaker 6: religious war? What's that to do with?
Speaker 1: Men?
Speaker 6: Hey, I get this city ahead? What if I don't
Speaker 6: believe your religion? Could you handle that? Not telling you
Speaker 6: to believe in mine? Don't you tell me I gotta
Speaker 6: believe in yours? All right? Oh? Why? How dare you? How?
Speaker 6: I'm Lindsey Graham. I'm a little fat slab boy from
Speaker 6: North Carolina that they quote all the time.
Speaker 2: Lindsey Graham has never seen a war he didn't support,
Speaker 2: never seen a war he didn't love.
Speaker 6: Joe Biden said he was a Zionist.
Speaker 2: The entire government seems to be. This seems to be
Speaker 2: one of the few things that the majority of our
Speaker 2: government can unite around, is the Zionist support for Israel.
Speaker 2: Anything else. Getting them to agree on it is borderline impossible.
Speaker 2: It's like pulling teeth. But when it comes to Israel,
Speaker 2: those in power are generally falling along the same consensus.
Speaker 2: You've got a few people that don't support it, but
Speaker 2: as a general rule, there fringe wackos on the left
Speaker 2: side that are, you know, some kind of Marxist communists,
Speaker 2: and they only don't support Israel because they see it
Speaker 2: as some kind of oppress or hierarchy. They don't support it.
Speaker 2: You know, if Israel was the smaller nation and being
Speaker 2: oppressed the other way, they'd be fine with them doing
Speaker 2: whatever it takes. They don't support it for any or
Speaker 2: they don't oppose it for any sort of moral objection.
Speaker 2: And it's just the fact that this is again just
Speaker 2: the fact that there's so many children dying. Oh and
Speaker 2: just the lack of care. Oh, that's what it continually
Speaker 2: comes back to.
Speaker 6: For me, you're just telling them you have no idea
Speaker 6: the hate mail that I'm getting again, we are one afternoon.
Speaker 6: They're getting blacklisted from everybody, not everybody, a lot of shows,
Speaker 6: to be honest.
Speaker 2: It's it's one of those things where again they'll say,
Speaker 2: you know, if you say something along the lines like well,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of people of Jewish descent that are
Speaker 2: in the media and they have they control a lot
Speaker 2: of that, you know, they'll blacklist you for saying that.
Speaker 2: It's like, well, how can you say you don't have
Speaker 2: that much influence when you're able to blackball anyone that
Speaker 2: opposes your agenda from the media. What's going on here.
Speaker 2: It's not a hateful thing to say. It's not something
Speaker 2: hateful to point that out. It's not that you hate
Speaker 2: Jewish people. You've talked about how many times, you know,
Speaker 2: so many people from your life that you owe a
Speaker 2: lot to were Jewish and you love them dearly. It's
Speaker 2: not that you're opposed to these people's individuals. It's this ideology.
Speaker 2: It's not about the race of the person.
Speaker 6: That's like me being an Italian and hating Mussolini. How
Speaker 6: dare you? How dare you hate Mussolini a fascist, you got,
Speaker 6: I mean, that's stupid. And again, every one of my
Speaker 6: Jewish friends, five of them are totally opposed to what's
Speaker 6: going on, totally opposed. And one of them said, from
Speaker 6: the beginning, this is all about Israel stealing the land
Speaker 6: in Goza one from the beginning again and one of them,
Speaker 6: Eldad beIN AI's in Israeli, you know, one every day
Speaker 6: they're totally totally Just look what just happened. They arrested
Speaker 6: forty Jewish people in front of Trump Taler last week.
Speaker 6: We're protesting. You know, this is serious. By the way,
Speaker 6: going back to Israel, invented by Zionists. This is your
Speaker 6: trends journal, back when it used to be quarterly. Now
Speaker 6: it's a weekly. This is two thousand and four, Crusade
Speaker 6: two thousand, all right, let my report of it. While
Speaker 6: the seeds of Crusades two thousand had been planted in
Speaker 6: full view of the world and all those watching could
Speaker 6: have anticipated the eventual harvest, the memories of what had
Speaker 6: happened and what would occur had been fobbed by rigid ideology,
Speaker 6: fanatical religiosity, patriotic fervor, government propaganda, and ulterior motives. When
Speaker 6: we first forecast Crusades two thousand, over a decade ago,
Speaker 6: we wrote, quote the formal battle lines for the new
Speaker 6: crusade had been drawn when Israel was created in nineteen
Speaker 6: forty eight. We go on to say, regardless what England's
Speaker 6: reasons or intentions were, self serving or otherwise, Crusades two
Speaker 6: thousand was set in motion by the nineteen seventeen Balfour
Speaker 6: Declaration that laid the foundation for Israel. Quote, His Majesty's
Speaker 6: government views with favor the establishment in Palestine. So all
Speaker 6: you fat males that say there was no Palestine, go
Speaker 6: back to nineteen seventeen in Palestine of a national home
Speaker 6: for the Jewish people, and we will use our best
Speaker 6: endeavors to facilitate the achievement of this objective. Hey, wait
Speaker 6: a minute, His Majesty's government, you mean a murderous crime
Speaker 6: syndicate that morons and imbeciles call a royal family where
Speaker 6: a son never sets on the British umpire. We slaughter
Speaker 6: people all over the world and steal anything we want
Speaker 6: for any reason. You have to say it properly. You
Speaker 6: call them a royal family, you dress them up in
Speaker 6: their costume make sure you balance kiss their hands when
Speaker 6: they're all dressed up right? What the hell is His
Speaker 6: Majesty's government doing over there in Palestine? Who is he
Speaker 6: to decide? Oh? I forgot the roth Childs. Yeah, that's
Speaker 6: who the letter was sent to. The wroth Childs. They're
Speaker 6: in control. Still are the money pounds? What do you got?
Speaker 6: Depending on the numbers, about seven million Jewish people in
Speaker 6: the United States. Look at the power that they have.
Speaker 6: They unite and again a lot of them are opposed
Speaker 6: to it, but they got the money behind them. As
Speaker 6: we say in the Bronx Money Talks, b s Walks,
Speaker 6: Balfour Declaration, you're making up this crap. I gotta swallow
Speaker 6: this crap. As I said, if I love these guys,
Speaker 6: you know the King of you know Belgium, the king,
Speaker 6: the king, what king? If they are Italian, you'd call
Speaker 6: ma mafia. They make up this royal family crap and
Speaker 6: people believe it. What royal family. You're a bunch of
Speaker 6: murderers and thieves. And don't forget to roll out the
Speaker 6: red carpet every time these politicians go to a well
Speaker 6: at the red coppet well, these little clown boys dressed
Speaker 6: up the Draang costume saluted, what the hell you're doing?
Speaker 2: The fact that there it's always struck me as that
Speaker 2: so many people are obsessed with the British royal family,
Speaker 2: or the fact that you know, oh, the President is
Speaker 2: meeting with the Queen of England today. Who cares Queen?
Speaker 2: What does it matter. We fought a war so we
Speaker 2: didn't have to listen to the British, so we didn't
Speaker 2: have to pay attention to what the queen or the
Speaker 2: king says. Why are so many people interested in that?
Speaker 2: And it's just.
Speaker 6: The genocide slaves, there's still in kindergarten, right, is still
Speaker 6: in kindergarten. They call people in the government, officials in authorities,
Speaker 6: the official pieces of crap.
Speaker 2: They the arrested development of the American population is truly
Speaker 2: heartbreaking to see their inability to care about anything on
Speaker 2: a deep level. The number of tab Lloyd's just whatever,
Speaker 2: anytime I go to the grocery store, just whatever is
Speaker 2: on the front page of these magazines is utterly worthless.
Speaker 2: Not a single one of them covering anything of substance,
Speaker 2: nop and just that's all that people care about, just
Speaker 2: their entertainment, Like if just something to distract them for
Speaker 2: the next five minutes. They're incapable of focusing on anything
Speaker 2: and devoting themselves to a cause.
Speaker 6: I have a wonderful, wonderful friend, great lady lived in
Speaker 6: Germany at the top of the top, welcoing to a
Speaker 6: good anyway. She repeats all the propaganda sches she hears
Speaker 6: on the news, and then I start telling you the facts.
Speaker 6: I had no idea about it. I had no idea
Speaker 6: about it. I had no idea. I was on Russia Today
Speaker 6: yesterday with their Richard Sanchez and talking about this is
Speaker 6: the magazine again when it was a quarterly. Now it's
Speaker 6: a weekly. It's not print anymore because sold two hundred
Speaker 6: pages a week, and it's well digital. You could read it,
Speaker 6: you could listen to It's the different languages, on and on,
Speaker 6: printed out. So happy that guy is. This is the
Speaker 6: United States overthrow the democratically elected government the Victor Yanikovich
Speaker 6: in Ukraine in twenty fourteen. The article in here is
Speaker 6: written by doctor Paul Craig Roberts, former Assistant Treasury Secretary
Speaker 6: under Ronald Reagan. Washington is driving the world to the
Speaker 6: final war, and he goes on to say over here,
Speaker 6: Washington concluded that Russia needed to be confronted with or
Speaker 6: distracted by problems that will leave the Russian government less
Speaker 6: confident or able to count a walk. Washington's aggressiveness aggression
Speaker 6: elsewhere Ukraine presented the perfect opportunity for Washington to advance
Speaker 6: the sage monic agenda. In a speech at the National
Speaker 6: Press Club last December, this is December twenty thirteen. Google
Speaker 6: it up. Victoria Newland at the National Press Club in December,
Speaker 6: Assistant Treasury Secretary Assistant excuse me, Secretary of State Victoria
Speaker 6: Newland boasted that Washington had invested over five billion dollars
Speaker 6: in non governmental organizations in Ukraine to teach democracy. People
Speaker 6: have no idea of the United States to overthrow the government,
Speaker 6: none at all. So I'm saying to you, this is
Speaker 6: a very intelligent woman, but they don't spend the time learned.
Speaker 6: When the Afghan War began after nine to eleven, ninety
Speaker 6: percent of the people's followed the crap coming out of
Speaker 6: the moronic little clown boy's mouth, George W.
Speaker 1: Bush.
Speaker 6: We're going to get that guy with Solomin Waden ded
Speaker 6: a warf. And there's another thing that people have no
Speaker 6: idea about Osamomban Lad who brought us O Solombon laud
Speaker 6: the peanut farmer. Jimmy Catta, that's right. What happened was
Speaker 6: Russia got involved in the Ukraine War when the Taliban
Speaker 6: was taking over Afghanistan. Before the Taliban came in, Afghanistan
Speaker 6: was a very advanced, culturally, culturally philosophic nation. The Russians
Speaker 6: try to stop the Taliban, and a slimeball made Rotten
Speaker 6: Hell Razinski from Poland. Yeah, that was called right hand warmonger.
Speaker 6: They supported the Mujia Harden who's the head of the
Speaker 6: Mujahadin Sama bin Lad. That's right.
Speaker 2: I forget which one it is.
Speaker 6: To stop Russia to support the democratic government of Afghanistan.
Speaker 6: Everybody looks up to that slime ball piece of scum,
Speaker 6: Jimmy Kata. Oh, the guy that first pushed for interstate banking.
Speaker 6: That's right. It was no interstate banking before. It was
Speaker 6: only intrast state banking. Bank of America. Oh, that was
Speaker 6: only in California. And then that other piece of scum
Speaker 6: finally Bill Clinton made it happen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I remember, this is the Jimmy.
Speaker 6: Carter that deregulated the airline industry. When I was a
Speaker 6: young guy, I started flying first class nineteen seventy four.
Speaker 6: I worked for a corporation. Everybody's dressed up. They rolled
Speaker 6: a roast down, which you like a roast lobster thermberdoor.
Speaker 6: I'm only flying from Chicago to Las Vegas anyway. He
Speaker 6: deregulated the airline industry. There were hundreds of airlines back Branith, Northwest,
Speaker 6: Alleghany moaw Panan Eastern, one after another, all gone. Now
Speaker 6: you got four companies on the whole thing. He deregulated.
Speaker 6: A piece of scum. I'll never forget his name, Alfred
Speaker 6: Khan Khn. I call him con Khan khan Man, an
Speaker 6: arrogant piece of scum. Hey, I'm a professor, Ricordell you yeah,
Speaker 6: yeah right, one of those that Jimmy Carter, a slime
Speaker 6: ball piece of scum that people look up to. Every
Speaker 6: president of my lifetime, the only one that I have
Speaker 6: respect were two of them. Kennedy is Farewell Is addressed
Speaker 6: to graduating students at Washington University nineteen sixty three June,
Speaker 6: all about peace and how we should not hate the
Speaker 6: people in the Soviet Union. More of them suffered during
Speaker 6: World War Two, than anybody else on earth. He goes
Speaker 6: on to say they lost their homes, their factories, their farms,
Speaker 6: the equivalent of Chicago to the East coast. He said,
Speaker 6: these are very kind and advanced people. We should not
Speaker 6: go to war with them, because if we do, remember
Speaker 6: this is nineteen sixty three, life on earth will be
Speaker 6: destroyed in twenty four hours, and generations after generations will suffer.
Speaker 6: That was in June, July, August, September, October, November. Jack
Speaker 6: get dead. They killed them. He was a peace The
Speaker 6: other one did some good things and bad things like
Speaker 6: all of us. Is Dwight D. Eisenhower, five star General,
Speaker 6: Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces and detern president. He
Speaker 6: warns the American people that the military industrial complex is
Speaker 6: robbing the nation or the genus of the scientists, where
Speaker 6: the labors in the future of the children. And here
Speaker 6: we are. This is also the Eisenhower. He was a
Speaker 6: president of Columbia University and they talked him into running.
Speaker 6: You can look it up, he said. Any man seeking
Speaker 6: the office of president is either an egomaniac or crazy.
Speaker 6: And here we got it crazy in front of your eyes.
Speaker 6: Look at one piece of scum after and by the way,
Speaker 6: this was a T shirt that I did when Bill
Speaker 6: Clinton first ran for office in nineteen ninety two. You
Speaker 6: see it, Beware is slick Willie.
Speaker 2: That's a great design. I wanted to briefly touch And
Speaker 2: I know, talking about the Musja Hadeen, I believe it's Rambo,
Speaker 2: one of the Rambo movies. At the end of it,
Speaker 2: they had a text that pops up that says, this
Speaker 2: film is dedicated to the brave fighters of the Mujia Hadeen.
Speaker 2: And they had to re edit that movie and take
Speaker 2: that out of the ending because of course, over time,
Speaker 2: you know, the muja Hadeen you know, turned into the
Speaker 2: Taliban and we're like, oh, those are our enemies now.
Speaker 2: So they had to go in and change their propaganda
Speaker 2: after the fact. And it just is one of those
Speaker 2: things where the American people, most of them probably don't
Speaker 2: remember that, don't ever remember that happening.
Speaker 6: But again, people don't know anything. And again I just
Speaker 6: read to you from hah Etz, Israeli newspaper. Are you
Speaker 6: talking about the American people? Large majority of Israeli Jews
Speaker 6: untrouble by reports of famine gossip. It's the mentality of
Speaker 6: the people they follow their leaders, they follow the propaganda.
Speaker 6: It's not only America. Like I say, what's your favorite war?
Speaker 6: You like a Peloponnesian War? No? I like one hundred war?
Speaker 6: Oh the war Roses, that was a love to do. Again,
Speaker 6: what's your favorite crusade? This stuff is going off.
Speaker 2: Ever, I'd also like to get your opinion on Trump's
Speaker 2: response to Medvedev and sending the nuclear subs towards Russia
Speaker 2: and just his ego, as you said, were ruled by
Speaker 2: egomaniacs and maniacs. Yep, And just this is completely you know.
Speaker 2: Medvedev just turns his own words back against him and says,
Speaker 2: don't go down the Sleepy Joe road. And Trump loses it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: has to send nuclear subs out.
Speaker 6: That's stupid. We have a nuclear war. It's gonna be
Speaker 6: either life on earth. Oh no, I'm gonna build a
Speaker 6: you know thing. Don't over your bunker. You all your
Speaker 6: life would be great when you get out. How stupid
Speaker 6: could you be? And again, let's go back there. He's
Speaker 6: going to be supposedly meeting with Putin. Right, there's no way,
Speaker 6: no how that Russia is going to give up what
Speaker 6: they got. They got, They took over twenty percent of
Speaker 6: the land from Ukraine. The land that they took, by
Speaker 6: the way, is occupied by mostly people of Russia nationality.
Speaker 6: People have no idea that the Azovs are a Nazi
Speaker 6: group in Ukraine that are running the show have from
Speaker 6: the beginning. They slaughtered over fifteen thousand people in the
Speaker 6: don Bas region. Don Boss is right next to Russia
Speaker 6: in part of Ukraine. Fifteen thousand of them before or
Speaker 6: Putin had the military invaded it started the war on
Speaker 6: February twenty fourth, twenty twenty two. Over fifteen thousand was
Speaker 6: slaughtered by the Ukrainians. They kept asking him to stop it,
Speaker 6: stop and stop it. They wouldn't stop it. There's no way.
Speaker 6: And then they talk about about Russia taking Crimea. Crimea
Speaker 6: has been a part of Russia forever. And they had
Speaker 6: a vote twenty fourteen in Crimea, ninety six percent of
Speaker 6: the people voted to leave Ukraine and go at Russia.
Speaker 6: But and the voting by that international organization that does
Speaker 6: this totally the legit. They're not going to give up Crimea,
Speaker 6: They're not going to give up the land they've taken.
Speaker 6: There's not going to be a peace deal. Go back again,
Speaker 6: we write about this each week in the magazine, The
Speaker 6: Trench Journal. Go back and listen to how many times
Speaker 6: Trump said there's going to be a ceasefire deal in
Speaker 6: Israel between Hamas and Israel. We said no, people have
Speaker 6: no idea. Go back to March eighteenth, there was a
Speaker 6: ceasefire deal. Israel violated it, and that's when they cut
Speaker 6: off all the food going into gossip. And then from
Speaker 6: that point on they kept saying that wick korf Kerk,
Speaker 6: whatever his name is, kept there's going to be a
Speaker 6: peace deal, going to be a peace deal. As Israel
Speaker 6: kept ramping up the war's saying the same thing now
Speaker 6: is not going to be Oh and let's go back
Speaker 6: to the Biden administration. Remember the Ukrainian counter offensive that
Speaker 6: was going to be so successful that we sent over
Speaker 6: two hundred and fifty billion dollars billion to keep the
Speaker 6: wall going. Oh, you don't talk about the unsuccessful counter offenses. No,
Speaker 6: we won't talk about that. Shut the hell up, silinting.
Speaker 6: They so propaganda.
Speaker 2: It is again, as you pointed out, Crimea was part
Speaker 2: of Russia. They voted to go back to Russia. And
Speaker 2: the vast majority of Americans have no clue about any
Speaker 2: of that. They haven't paid any attention to it, and
Speaker 2: they've got no interest in learning.
Speaker 6: Nope. The Again, but it's not only Americans, is what
Speaker 6: I'm saying. It's the average person.
Speaker 4: Yes, they have.
Speaker 2: They're fully in tuned with whatever the mainstream, whatever their
Speaker 2: news sources wherever they live. You know, if it's the US,
Speaker 2: maybe it's Fox or CNN. If it's the UK, maybe
Speaker 2: it's the Sun or whatever other papers are there, and
Speaker 2: they just they pick a news source and that's where
Speaker 2: they get their information from.
Speaker 6: Again, this is could you see this thing of it?
Speaker 6: Socio Olympics two thousand and fourteen, This is just before
Speaker 6: the United States overthrew Yannikovich's government security expert. It's not if,
Speaker 6: but when for Socioolympics terror attack. Talking about how they
Speaker 6: use propaganda, they taught the American people to fear Russia.
Speaker 6: This is before they attacked. Under the we wrote. Leading
Speaker 6: up to the Socioolympics, media and government officials warned of
Speaker 6: looming terror attacks, hotels and disrespit repair, filth, yellow drinking water,
Speaker 6: and homophobes everywhere. The propaganda campaign prime Americans to view
Speaker 6: Russia unfavorably. Remember this is weeks before they overthrow the government.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna read this is from Yahoo News when it
Speaker 6: used to be big security expert. It's not if, but
Speaker 6: when for socio Olympics terror attack. Now, remember the average person,
Speaker 6: they get into the Olympics, they're into this stuff. They're
Speaker 6: listening to this. Veteran security consultant Bill Rathbourne veteran security
Speaker 6: wrath Born crap Born hopes that he's wrong about the
Speaker 6: upcoming Winter Olympics of Russia, but he has more than
Speaker 6: a hunch that he's not. Quote, the security threat is
Speaker 6: higher than it's ever been in the h story of
Speaker 6: the Olympic Games, Rathbourne told Yahoo News. In my opinion,
Speaker 6: it's not a matter of whether there will be some incident,
Speaker 6: it's just a matter of how bad it's going to be.
Speaker 6: That's how they brainwashed.
Speaker 2: The peak, right, this continual Well, something is going to happen.
Speaker 2: You need to be afraid this.
Speaker 6: You got it hate the Russians, and then they launched
Speaker 6: the war, so they had to hate going on there already,
Speaker 6: and then we've gone to write that the propaganda campaign
Speaker 6: was a resounding success. USTv ratings fell twelve percent from
Speaker 6: those of the Whimper Olympics in Vancouver four years earlier.
Speaker 6: The Gallup poll in early February showed sixty percent of
Speaker 6: Americans viewed Russia unfavorably, the most since nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 2: And of course Hollywood had that entire time period where
Speaker 2: every bad guy and every film was basically some sort
Speaker 2: of Russian agent. They all had the Eastern European accent,
Speaker 2: and they love to make them the back. I think
Speaker 2: it was. I think at Red Dawn even the Russians
Speaker 2: are the bad guys. It's been many years since I've
Speaker 2: seen that, but there was an entire you know, it
Speaker 2: seems like decade or more where every single time you
Speaker 2: needed a bad guy, Russia was the go to. Yep,
Speaker 2: I want to, like I said before, I want to
Speaker 2: get your opinion on what's going on with the economy
Speaker 2: real quick. Since we've only got about fifteen minutes left,
Speaker 2: We've got a comment here from Guard Goldsmith. He says,
Speaker 2: a great chat with Rick Sanchez, Gerald, great conversation on RT.
Speaker 2: So thank you, Guard, And if you all are watching
Speaker 2: and want to go see that, it's on RT, look
Speaker 2: up Gerald Slinte. Rick Sanchez should be able to find
Speaker 2: it there But as I said, I want to get
Speaker 2: your opinion on what Trump said about the CEO of
Speaker 2: Intel and how he says he's highly confer and must resign,
Speaker 2: and just the level of pressure he's just the way
Speaker 2: he spouts off and feels like he's entitled to Again,
Speaker 2: he's a dictator.
Speaker 6: Going back to the economy, there's thing, for instance, with India,
Speaker 6: if they buy Russian oil fifty percent tariffs and India
Speaker 6: is going to keep buying it. You see again, we
Speaker 6: put the facts in the Trends Journal as to why
Speaker 6: they're going to keep buying Russian oil and they don't
Speaker 6: care about the tariffs. Only two percent of India's GDP
Speaker 6: is related to exports to the United States. It adds
Speaker 6: up to them almost nothing. They're going to become more
Speaker 6: and more self sufficient. We are looking for a dot
Speaker 6: com bust. They've overinvested, saying us over and over again
Speaker 6: they've overinvested. And by the way, we call the dot
Speaker 6: com bust. Back in nineteen ninety nine, right here dot Com,
Speaker 6: we said it would bust by the second quarter two thousand,
Speaker 6: and it didn't March of two thousand. They'llver invested in
Speaker 6: these companies trends are born, they grow, they mature, reach
Speaker 6: old age, and die. Officially, the AI trend began in
Speaker 6: twenty twenty two. It's only three years old. It's an infant.
Speaker 6: You don't invest all your money into there. Going back
Speaker 6: to slick Willy Clinton, tracking trends, you make connections between
Speaker 6: different fields. We say opportunity misses those who view the
Speaker 6: world through the eyes of their profession. So let's go
Speaker 6: back to Clinton bringing China into the World Trade Organization.
Speaker 6: What does that have to do with AI? Before China
Speaker 6: got into the World Trade Organization in two thousand, ten
Speaker 6: percent of Chinese eighteen year olds went to college. Now
Speaker 6: almost seventy percent one point four billion Chinese, three hundred
Speaker 6: and forty seven million Americans. Young people are totally AI
Speaker 6: high tech addicted. These are very smart people. They're going
Speaker 6: to college to learn and do everything they can in
Speaker 6: the AI world. Let's go back to January this year.
Speaker 6: Deep Seed. What's a deep Seed? Oh, it's an AI
Speaker 6: company from China. Oh, we don't only cost US six
Speaker 6: million dollars to build this, and now the Chinese AI,
Speaker 6: by the way, is the most used in the world.
Speaker 6: It didn't cost us one hundred million, and we don't
Speaker 6: need those big nvidio chips. We use small ones. China
Speaker 6: is going to lead the world in AI. They've way
Speaker 6: over invested in these AI companies in the United States
Speaker 6: is going to be a dot combust. Number two. Gold
Speaker 6: and as you well know everybody knows, we've been very
Speaker 6: bullish on gold. Our top trend for twenty twenty four.
Speaker 6: One of them was the Golden Year for gold, going
Speaker 6: up twenty seven percent between twenty January twenty twenty four
Speaker 6: and December twenty twenty fourth. It's gone up another twenty
Speaker 6: eight percent this year. Let's go back Trump economy, slow down.
Speaker 6: You saw the job numbers. You fired the woman from
Speaker 6: the Department of Labor Statistics or whatever was because of
Speaker 6: allows you. Job numbers they're reporting again. We write in
Speaker 6: the Trends Journal, week after month after month, year after year,
Speaker 6: the jobs number one that are being created a low
Speaker 6: paying during the healthcare sector and hospitality service sectors. Very
Speaker 6: low paying jobs, by the way, a challenge of Christmas
Speaker 6: and gray. They reported that you'll be having the magazine
Speaker 6: this week over some eighty two thousand jobs in the
Speaker 6: retail sector have been wiped out already this year.
Speaker 3: It.
Speaker 6: So now let's go back. Trump is going to do
Speaker 6: everything he can to lower interest rates. The lower interest
Speaker 6: rates go, the deeper the dollar falls. The deeper the
Speaker 6: dollar falls, the higher goal prices go. Gold is dollar based.
Speaker 6: As their currencies go up in other countries, it's cheaper
Speaker 6: for them to buy gold. They're going to buy more goal.
Speaker 6: They're buying it like crazy. Number two is that Trump
Speaker 6: did it before and he'll do it again. He did
Speaker 6: it when Powell was fedhead and Trump was president back
Speaker 6: in twenty eighteen, when we had the worst December for
Speaker 6: the Dow since the Great Depression. He forced Powell to
Speaker 6: lower interest rates. He did it again in January of
Speaker 6: twenty nineteen. So that's what we see going on the economies.
Speaker 6: The job numbers are real. They stick, and again you
Speaker 6: look at the richer getting rich of the poorer getting poorer.
Speaker 6: Here again an article, but just in yesterday's New York
Speaker 6: The Wall Street Journal, big firms start to see tax
Speaker 6: law wind fall. This is Trump's that big beautiful, one
Speaker 6: big beautiful bill. Yeah, the one big beautiful bill is
Speaker 6: helping the one rich people. Not our data, the data
Speaker 6: from the Tax Policy Center, One another after another, just
Speaker 6: like he did in twenty seventeen back his last tax bill,
Speaker 6: the one per said got sixty four percent of the
Speaker 6: tax benefits, and now people earning over six hundred and
Speaker 6: sixty three thousand dollars a year are going to get
Speaker 6: most of the benefits. The rest of us are nothing
Speaker 6: more than plantation work as a slave landing.
Speaker 2: I talked to Tony Rderburn yesterday and we talked briefly
Speaker 2: about how there's this general sense of malaise and discontent
Speaker 2: among people. Like when I go out and I interact
Speaker 2: with people, you know, if I ask them how they're
Speaker 2: doing or anything like that, the general consensus is it's hard.
Speaker 2: I'm just kind of scraping by. When I was younger,
Speaker 2: there was this there was still some optimism left. There
Speaker 2: was this idea that you know, I can make it.
Speaker 2: This can you know, I can succeed, I can become
Speaker 2: you know, wealthy or at least comfortable. I don't see
Speaker 2: that anymore. I don't see anybody that I talked to
Speaker 2: having any hope left of that. It's just a general
Speaker 2: I hope it doesn't get worse. If it gets worse,
Speaker 2: I don't know what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 6: That's why Trump won. He promised the people that they
Speaker 6: get more in their economy. I thought Trump would lose
Speaker 6: because I thought the anti Trumpers would come out in
Speaker 6: force because they can't stand them, and they didn't. And
Speaker 6: Kamela Harris was dumber than crap, and uh, but those
Speaker 6: that's why Trump won. He promised the average person that
Speaker 6: they make America greater again. And all he did was
Speaker 6: take care of the rich.
Speaker 2: And it seems and it's not going to be changing
Speaker 2: anytime soon.
Speaker 6: No, it's gonna get worse. The economy is gonna get worse.
Speaker 2: We've actually got going to be dragflation.
Speaker 6: We're gonna the economy is going to go down and
Speaker 6: inflation is gonna go.
Speaker 2: Well, we've got some comments here. N Mac says China
Speaker 2: wouldn't be leading the world in anything if the Clintons
Speaker 2: and other traders didn't hand them our economy and manufacturing,
Speaker 2: and says they were third world country before all that.
Speaker 6: It's just thou correct and the Western European countries, they
Speaker 6: all gave China the high tech and heavy industry manufacturing
Speaker 6: they never had. You look at China's GDP from nineteen
Speaker 6: seventy to two thousand and one. Before they got into
Speaker 6: the world trade organizations like this shot straight up. We
Speaker 6: gave them everything we had because all they wanted to
Speaker 6: do is make cheap money. That's slime ball slick Willie,
Speaker 6: Google it up. He's worked like one hundred and fifty
Speaker 6: million dollars a little nobody from Arkansas.
Speaker 2: Really makes you wonder.
Speaker 6: You get the payoffs. You can hear them bs for
Speaker 6: free gets what three hundred thousand dollars to talk to
Speaker 6: the Goldman Sacks gang.
Speaker 2: There's nothing, there's nothing.
Speaker 6: Change for these companies.
Speaker 2: Change. They get to buy all their influence for pennies
Speaker 2: on the dollar. You got it, and we've got to
Speaker 2: come in here, says Frodo Lives says, China bought up
Speaker 2: USA farmland. China bought up USA farmland. My blue state
Speaker 2: won't deport criminal, illegal aliens. China has been buying up
Speaker 2: massive tracks of farmland. We've seen that from them, from
Speaker 2: people like Bill Gates, just siphoning up as much farmland
Speaker 2: as they can, going to repurpose it for who knows what.
Speaker 6: And you look at look at Bill Gates. If I
Speaker 6: had to look like that Kat or Bezos, I wouldn't
Speaker 6: want a penny sorows.
Speaker 2: Like you can keep it. No thanks, it's not worth it.
Speaker 6: You're not worth it. Man had to look like you
Speaker 6: don't want a penny.
Speaker 2: Man. I agree. DG eight says, can you ask Gerald
Speaker 2: about how much the repo market of twenty nineteen debacle
Speaker 2: is responsible for the eight trillion and new debt and inflation.
Speaker 6: Oh, he's one hundred percent right. Nobody talks about it.
Speaker 6: And again, why did it happen because of Trump lowering
Speaker 6: interest rates? The stock market went up twenty two percent
Speaker 6: that year. It's a gambling game. And then let's go
Speaker 6: back to the COVID war that Trump totally supported by
Speaker 6: the way Google up, Google up. Trump talking about his
Speaker 6: operation warp speed JB. How proud he was of it,
Speaker 6: how proud, and how everybody should get it. So what
Speaker 6: did he do? He dumped in trillions of dollars of
Speaker 6: fake money back by nothing and printed on nothing to
Speaker 6: boost up the economy that should have closed down after
Speaker 6: he called a state of emergency on Black Friday, March thirteenth,
Speaker 6: twenty twenty, and so did other countries all around the world.
Speaker 6: That's the cause of the inflation problem. And then Biden
Speaker 6: kept it going. So no He's one hundred percent right.
Speaker 6: This thing, the repot thing totally forgotten about, totally forgotten about,
Speaker 6: and then think about it. Why was it forgotten about?
Speaker 6: The COVID War January twenty twenty brought to you by
Speaker 6: China and their Chinese lued to New Year, the Year
Speaker 6: of the rat.
Speaker 2: The lockdown. It was one of the most obvious things
Speaker 2: I've ever seen in my life where it just showed,
Speaker 2: like you said, the bigs they get special treatment. If
Speaker 2: you have a small business, you're shut down. Sorry, the
Speaker 2: police will come to your door and they'll drag you
Speaker 2: out and take you to jail if you dare resist.
Speaker 2: But Walmart they get to stay open. Target, any of
Speaker 2: the big box stores, whatever you want, sure keep open.
Speaker 2: You know, maybe they'll force you to put some little
Speaker 2: lines on the ground, make sure you stay six feet
Speaker 2: apart so you can do their little song and dance.
Speaker 2: But they get to keep making their profits. But if
Speaker 2: you've got a little retail shop, maybe a little hardware
Speaker 2: store or something, sorry, I know you've worked hard on that.
Speaker 2: I know maybe your father built it up and now
Speaker 2: you've inherited it from him. But that's gonna go. You
Speaker 2: don't get to keep that that's not and it's just
Speaker 2: that's such a spit in the face of the average American.
Speaker 6: Just I the other night, it is placed down at Poughkeepsie,
Speaker 6: have good jazz guys, commit to stop playing and a
Speaker 6: sky know for years, I saw, I haven't seen you in
Speaker 6: a long time. I did. Besides, he said, I'm getting better,
Speaker 6: he said. You know when he locked me down in COVID,
Speaker 6: you know it's a musician. No, you couldn't play anymore.
Speaker 6: And now everything's changed, he said. I started doing a
Speaker 6: lot of drinking and drugs. He said. I got so depressed,
Speaker 6: he said, I got. I cleared myself out of it. Now,
Speaker 6: all the musicians they called this the Hudson Valley. I
Speaker 6: call it death Valley. Everything changed after from COVID. Yeah,
Speaker 6: the place was rocking all over. No more nine o'clock
Speaker 6: at night. Everything's changed. Yeah, people's mentality changed, The whole
Speaker 6: thing changed. The damage that that COVID has done is incalculable.
Speaker 2: People just got used to being locked in their houses
Speaker 2: and not going anywhere. I mentioned this story before. I
Speaker 2: don't know if I mentioned it to you, but I would.
Speaker 2: You know, I worked for Info War as I would
Speaker 2: work Sundays sometimes and I would answer the phones and
Speaker 2: you know, get the stories of people who wanted to
Speaker 2: talk to Alex. And this woman called in and she
Speaker 2: told me that she's a retired New York police officer
Speaker 2: and that you know, she doesn't see this was when
Speaker 2: COVID happened. She's like, I've been locked down for I
Speaker 2: forget what the time period was. Says I don't see
Speaker 2: any hope. I don't know what to do. I don't
Speaker 2: how do I don't think we can get through this.
Speaker 2: And she's like, I think I'm going to kill myself.
Speaker 2: And I'll never forget how just hollow her voice was,
Speaker 2: how empty she sounded, how sad it was. And you know,
Speaker 2: you do what you say what you can over the phone.
Speaker 2: But you know, she hung up and there's, you know,
Speaker 2: nothing more you can do. And I still think about
Speaker 2: her and I pray and hope that she's all right.
Speaker 2: And this is I don't know.
Speaker 6: My best friend. He lives down in the West Village
Speaker 6: in the city. The guy's been this. It's like the
Speaker 6: mid seven nineteen seventies. I just saw him last week,
Speaker 6: said Gerald. The city's going to crap people doing drugs
Speaker 6: right in front of your eyes. Almost people everywhere, crime,
Speaker 6: filth all over the streets. At least, the city's going
Speaker 6: to hell. Everything changed, have to cope.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's hey.
Speaker 6: Remember this guy's in one of the best places, the
Speaker 6: West Village, where there's still life going on down here.
Speaker 6: She said, the city's gone to hell.
Speaker 2: The it was that will be to me seen as
Speaker 2: the defining moment of our time, just when everyone kind
Speaker 2: of bowed down and said all right, sure fine. And
Speaker 2: you know, there were a few people like you and
Speaker 2: my dad who said, no, no matter what you say,
Speaker 2: no matter what you do, you can't make me. You know,
Speaker 2: I refuse to bow down. But so many people just like,
Speaker 2: whatever you say, certain they put on the mask and
Speaker 2: that was it. Well, Gerald, I want to thank you
Speaker 2: again for coming on the show. It's always a pleasure
Speaker 2: talking to you. You can go to Trendsjournal dot com
Speaker 2: use promo codnite for ten percent off. You can find
Speaker 2: Gerald on YouTube under if you search Gerald Celente you
Speaker 2: can see his channel there. And we really do appreciate you, Gerald.
Speaker 6: Thank you, thank you, thankful you're doing You're doing a
Speaker 6: great job.
Speaker 12: Thank you, Gerald, God bless you, sir. The common man
Speaker 12: they created common Core and dumbed down our children. They
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