Speaker 1: Using free speech to free minds.
Speaker 2: You are listening to the David Night Show.
Speaker 1: As the clock strikes thirteen, it's Wednesday, the ninth of October.
Speaker 1: You're of our Lord twenty twenty four. Well, today we're
Speaker 1: going to look at the imminent disaster in Florida. Milton
Speaker 1: heading towards them. This is much much bigger than Helene skirted.
Speaker 1: The area still had a lot of damage to it.
Speaker 1: We're going to take a look at what is happening
Speaker 1: as people try to prepare an anticipation, try to get
Speaker 1: out of the way, many of them, some of them foolishly,
Speaker 1: I think, deciding to stay there. But we're also going
Speaker 1: to take a look at the volunteers versus FEMA, and
Speaker 1: we're going to take a look at geoengineering, and we're
Speaker 1: going to ask what is it that we should focus
Speaker 1: on and how should we approach this government attack on us.
Speaker 1: We also have the ATF looks like maybe SCOTUS as well,
Speaker 1: going to ghost the constitution over ghost guns. And we
Speaker 1: have La Lah meanwhile virtue signaling about her glock total nonsense,
Speaker 1: just like it was about pot. But she's also virtue
Speaker 1: signaling about being involved in Florida and she's not. And
Speaker 1: we'll take a look at Trump's Bible grift that's happening
Speaker 1: where the government schools in Oklahoma will be right back. Well,
Speaker 1: as we look at the path of Milton, this is
Speaker 1: a way they've not changed this for quite some days,
Speaker 1: and that is unusual in and of itself. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of anomalies that are going on with this stuff,
Speaker 1: but that is one of the things that is happening there.
Speaker 1: But I wanted to show you this simulation about the
Speaker 1: storm surge, and it is truly amazing and frightening when
Speaker 1: you look at the implications of these storm surges. We
Speaker 1: see the numbers out there, but when you put it
Speaker 1: up as a visual representation, it truly is astounding.
Speaker 3: So what does that look like. Let's show you imagine this.
Speaker 3: You imagine three feet of storm search right here. Now,
Speaker 3: if this amount of water catches you, by surprise, it's
Speaker 3: too late to evacuate. Cars are floating around and floating away.
Speaker 3: There's large objects in here that could knock things down
Speaker 3: with a battering ram like force. Now there's no way
Speaker 3: again to a back with this kind of storm surge.
Speaker 3: But we know there's going to be places with more.
Speaker 1: Than three feet.
Speaker 4: Imagine six feet of storm surge.
Speaker 1: Now this come out, and of course there's much worfs
Speaker 1: to North Carolina.
Speaker 3: First floors of homes and businesses, and the only way
Speaker 3: to escape that is to move to the higher floor
Speaker 3: of a building. Now, unfortunately, there are going to be
Speaker 3: places that get more than six feet of storm surge
Speaker 3: flooding imagine this nine feet and even beyond a flooding
Speaker 3: of inundation. This is practically not survivable. So please follow
Speaker 3: the advice of your local officials.
Speaker 5: When they ask you to evacuate.
Speaker 3: And if you have any questions about what evacuation zone
Speaker 3: you're in, if you need to go and or where
Speaker 3: you need to go, go to Florida disaster dot org.
Speaker 3: And by all means, everybody, please stay safe.
Speaker 1: Well, now you know why they found body parts and
Speaker 1: bodies high up in the trees and are still finding
Speaker 1: them in North Carolina if they bother to look, which,
Speaker 1: of course, and Biden and La La don't care to look.
Speaker 1: The Heleen storm surge was six feet, quite a bit
Speaker 1: less than in Tampa, quite a bit less than what
Speaker 1: you see there, and quite a bit less than what
Speaker 1: they are predicting. They're saying that it might get up
Speaker 1: to fifteen feet, which is significantly higher than what he
Speaker 1: showed there. Significantly higher. I think he only went up
Speaker 1: to what nine feet. Yeah, so they said it might
Speaker 1: get up to fifteen feet. Now, when this was starting
Speaker 1: to when we first had Helen pass by Tampa, I
Speaker 1: talked about what was being done at Tampa General Hospital,
Speaker 1: very large hospital, the biggest ones there's been there since
Speaker 1: I think nineteen twenties or something. That's where I was
Speaker 1: born and where I had relatives die, things like that.
Speaker 1: But when you look at the preparations that they made,
Speaker 1: the aqua fant that they set up, and I talked
Speaker 1: about this before and I showed this. I'm just going
Speaker 1: to show some of this now. They're now putting this up.
Speaker 1: But this aqua fence is rated up to fifteen feet,
Speaker 1: but it could be that or it could be more.
Speaker 1: And there's a lot of concerns since this is a
Speaker 1: direct at about the strength of the winds as well.
Speaker 6: All Right, so they are building a wall between the
Speaker 6: bay and Tampa General Hospital. It's actually called the aqua fence,
Speaker 6: and it is a fence. It's watertight, It's worked in
Speaker 6: other countries. Will it work in Tampa though, as Poul's
Speaker 6: always said, flooding is often a bigger danger than when
Speaker 6: especially in our area. And as we know, Tampa General
Speaker 6: Hospital is right on the bay, right there on.
Speaker 7: David aidad Oh yeah, and fox Er teens Lloyd's hour
Speaker 7: shows us the new way they're protecting that century old
Speaker 7: hospital and the hundreds of patients who will ride out
Speaker 7: the storm.
Speaker 8: They work fast right there to build a wall against
Speaker 8: the storm.
Speaker 9: It takes it three full days for our team to
Speaker 9: set it up, about sixty guys.
Speaker 8: It's called the Aqua Fence, one thousand feet long, nine
Speaker 8: feet high, designed to protect Tampa General Hospital from a
Speaker 8: fifteen foot storm surge.
Speaker 9: We're one hundred year old hospital and we're right here
Speaker 9: on the bay. We can't evacuate. There's not enough hospital
Speaker 9: beds in the region to take our patients.
Speaker 8: At a cost of a million dollars, they say each
Speaker 8: time they put it up may improve it.
Speaker 1: But the real force, Oh, they're gonna have to make
Speaker 1: it higher. This time.
Speaker 8: Floodwater piles onto the horizontal base, so the.
Speaker 9: Weight of the water actually supports the wall, and we
Speaker 9: bolted into the ground to keep the wind from blowing
Speaker 9: it over before the water gets here.
Speaker 8: We're told the aqua fence has been used for years
Speaker 8: in places like Norway to keep streams within their banks.
Speaker 8: Here in Tampa, it's used to protect a major hospital
Speaker 8: built right on the water. Tampa General was built in
Speaker 8: the nineteen twenties on an island in the Bay. People
Speaker 8: still wonder why they would build it there, just a
Speaker 8: few years after the hurricane of nineteen twenty one, that
Speaker 8: was the last time Tampa suffered a direct hit from
Speaker 8: a major hurricane.
Speaker 9: Not an ideal location to build a facility like this, but.
Speaker 8: The army of installers doesn't second guess the decision of
Speaker 8: one hundred years ago. They drilled wells in case city
Speaker 8: water fails, with backup generators, trucking in food for five days,
Speaker 8: and preparing for the worst.
Speaker 9: We expect that there's going to be twelve feet of water.
Speaker 9: We will move all of the patients and staff up
Speaker 9: to the upper floors. It's actually safer to keep them
Speaker 9: here than to transport.
Speaker 8: At this hospital on the bay, they build a fortress
Speaker 8: against the storm. Lloyd sours Fox thirteen News.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and so they're going to have a test of
Speaker 1: that for sure. As a vote of confidence in its
Speaker 1: flood barrier. Video sent by out by Tampa General Hospital
Speaker 1: during Hurricane Helen was hard to top, but of course
Speaker 1: this may top the wall. As a region's only Level
Speaker 1: one trauma center, it is expected to remain operational throughout
Speaker 1: the storm and its aftermath. While aquafensa has proven effective
Speaker 1: in the past, it is just the first line of defense,
Speaker 1: a set of many mitigation efforts that we've implemented this
Speaker 1: week to safely continue to care for our patients. No
Speaker 1: patients or hospital employees will be on the first floor.
Speaker 1: As you just heard, they have a sixteen thousand square
Speaker 1: foot energy plant that is located thirty three feet above
Speaker 1: sea level, and so that should provide a protected power
Speaker 1: supply and the event to power outages. Maybe the people
Speaker 1: who built it the nineteen twenties technically think about storms.
Speaker 1: That these people have been thinking about it for quite
Speaker 1: some time, and it's the sort of thing where they've
Speaker 1: got the money that they can make this type of preparation.
Speaker 1: The hospital campus also has a well to supply water
Speaker 1: if the city supply fails, and in addition to that,
Speaker 1: they have more than five thousand gallons of water stored
Speaker 1: in the hospital along with five days of supplies, including
Speaker 1: food and linens. We have a proactive and comprehensive plan. Well,
Speaker 1: that's what we all need, isn't it. Course, when you
Speaker 1: look at what we've seen in the past. Having spent
Speaker 1: twenty five years in Tampa, seen a lot of hurricanes
Speaker 1: come and go, I've seen a lot of hurricane warnings
Speaker 1: come and go. I've seen everything before FEMA basically, and
Speaker 1: before FEMA was still in its infancy when I moved
Speaker 1: away from Tampa in nineteen eighty, so it really wasn't
Speaker 1: bothering anybody yet. But the combination of false alarms many times,
Speaker 1: you know, well meaning you want to give people a
Speaker 1: worst case scenario, and usually the worst case scenario does
Speaker 1: not develop. And so living in Florida, a lot of
Speaker 1: people listen to these warnings that didn't develop, and they
Speaker 1: got a cry wolf type of attitude towards these warnings.
Speaker 1: And then it was made worse by FEMA because FEMA
Speaker 1: high handedly would keep people away from their proper already
Speaker 1: block them all the kinds of stuff that you're seeing now,
Speaker 1: And that is especially true the coast of North Carolina
Speaker 1: and other things like that I've talked about many times
Speaker 1: and so those two things together, you know, always talking
Speaker 1: about the worst case scenario and always keeping people from
Speaker 1: being able to get back. That's what's leading a lot
Speaker 1: of people to try to write out the storm. But
Speaker 1: they're warning about this when it keeps going back and
Speaker 1: forth between a Class four in a Class five hurricane,
Speaker 1: and of course nobody knows exactly what it's going to
Speaker 1: be when it hits land, and that's later tonight. But
Speaker 1: these types of problems are being exacerbated by again what
Speaker 1: people have heard over and over again the worst case scenario,
Speaker 1: as well as what they've heard about FEMA doing when
Speaker 1: people try to get back to their home. Some of
Speaker 1: the forecasts predict a title surge of ten to twelve feet.
Speaker 1: Heleene's total title surge was six feet, and that was
Speaker 1: very devastating to many people on the coast. As they
Speaker 1: point out, the mayor there says, this is something I've
Speaker 1: never seen in my life, and I can tell you
Speaker 1: anyone that's born and raised in the Tampa Bay area
Speaker 1: has never seen anything like this before. People need to
Speaker 1: get out. The problem is that they have seen this
Speaker 1: type of over the top worst case scenario. Now take
Speaker 1: a look at what is going on with the Tampa evacuation.
Speaker 1: And here we are.
Speaker 5: A mass exodus, frantic, the fearful, flocking, the whyse with them,
Speaker 5: no gas, all breaks. We have a very stressful, potentially
Speaker 5: dangerous situation unfolding here in the Tampa Bay area. This
Speaker 5: is Saint Petersburg. And what you're looking at is a
Speaker 5: little bit of a slice of the mass amount of
Speaker 5: people trying to evacuate out of the Tampa Bay area.
Speaker 5: All of the arterial roads, the interstates, the main highways
Speaker 5: out of Tampa Bay are jam packed as people are fleeing.
Speaker 5: They're trying to escape the path Hurricane Milton and what
Speaker 5: they're coming across or gas stations like this closed, they
Speaker 5: do not have gas left and so these pumps have
Speaker 5: all been wrapped with saran wrapped. But that does it
Speaker 5: helps protect the screens, the electronics from hurricane force driven rain.
Speaker 5: They also even have the nozzles zip tied to the
Speaker 5: machine so they don't flop around in the winds as well.
Speaker 5: But these are wrapped a day and a half before
Speaker 5: likely any impacts from Hurricane Milton that could be felt
Speaker 5: here in Saint Petersburg. Because the folks here at the
Speaker 5: gas station say that they don't expect any more gas
Speaker 5: being delivered here ahead of the hurricane.
Speaker 10: I'll leave it to thirty in the morning.
Speaker 1: I'll leave it two thirty three in.
Speaker 10: The morning because all this will kind of die down.
Speaker 10: But we don't have diesel.
Speaker 1: So every time I.
Speaker 10: Come down here, they already kind of know because we
Speaker 10: do so much catwork. I know, make sure I'll look
Speaker 10: at least twenty gallons. I brought this from Atlanta. I
Speaker 10: didn't just try to hoar gas. So we always come
Speaker 10: down with at least enough diesel to get back home
Speaker 10: or at least to get back over the line, no matter.
Speaker 1: Where it is.
Speaker 5: Among the masses moving out, the contractors who rushed in
Speaker 5: to help rebuild after her Kanaleen a total mess.
Speaker 2: Can't believe I'm showing it to you. Normal it's really organized.
Speaker 5: Are packing up too. When they return, they'll face an
Speaker 5: even bigger mess.
Speaker 10: To go ahead and evacuate to something higher above sea level.
Speaker 1: It's the best thing that you can do right now.
Speaker 5: Same nightmare news. Storm Milton's bearing down, forcing millions to
Speaker 5: ask themselves the ultimate question, stay or go. It's not
Speaker 5: as obvious as you might expect.
Speaker 11: No, I.
Speaker 12: Would rather be with my vote than not with it,
Speaker 12: because if I'm not here, I don't know what's going
Speaker 12: to happen to it. But if I'm here, I mean,
Speaker 12: I know I'll survive. But boat goes down, I can swim,
Speaker 12: But I'm not gonna go somewhere else and leave the
Speaker 12: vote here.
Speaker 1: Because, uh, it's not funny. It's probably gonna he's gonna
Speaker 1: get killed at doing something like that. I mean again,
Speaker 1: when you look at the storm, surgeon, when we look
Speaker 1: at what happened the people, when things developed very suddenly
Speaker 1: in Asheville, Like so many catasrophies that come on us,
Speaker 1: whether they're natural disasters, government war, financial crashes, life begins
Speaker 1: gradually and then suddenly these things happened to us. So
Speaker 1: I hope he doesn't do that. Sprumford says. My girlfriend's
Speaker 1: youngest daughter lives in downtown Tampa lost her car in
Speaker 1: the last storm. Luckily she has enough sense to bail
Speaker 1: and head out of town. Good. I'm glad she's doing that.
Speaker 1: It's what I would do if I were there. And again,
Speaker 1: I've listened to a lot of fake warnings over the
Speaker 1: top worst case scenarios. Nearly fifteen hundred Florida gas stations
Speaker 1: have run out of fuel. So this is a problem
Speaker 1: as well. And as I pointed out yesday when I
Speaker 1: was talking to Jack Lawson, you know, we said, no
Speaker 1: this one person said, what do I do? I can't
Speaker 1: My car doesn't have any gas. There's no gas stations
Speaker 1: that are open. As you just saw that, how do
Speaker 1: I get out? And if I get out and I've
Speaker 1: got some gas, I could get stuck in that massive
Speaker 1: traffic jam. It's one of the things that Joel Skouzen
Speaker 1: talked about for years. We talked about strategic location, he said,
Speaker 1: and stay away from Florida. He said, there's only a few,
Speaker 1: you know, northern north south routes to get out of there,
Speaker 1: and you're basically trapped. As a natural disaster or anything
Speaker 1: else that happens, you can't get out of that area.
Speaker 1: And so that's you know, what we're seeing right now,
Speaker 1: and what happens if you're in a car and the
Speaker 1: storm surge comes, that's a really bad scenario. You better
Speaker 1: make sure that you've got your windows down so you
Speaker 1: can get out of the car. Frankly, because that's the
Speaker 1: other part of this issue, the fact that we've all
Speaker 1: got electric windows now. But nearly fifteen hundred farty gas
Speaker 1: stations have run out of fuel and have shut and
Speaker 1: they said that's about nineteen point seven percent of gas
Speaker 1: stations statewide, So you can imagine that's much higher in
Speaker 1: the Tampa area than it is. You know, that's this
Speaker 1: is a state wide thing, and that's up from only
Speaker 1: three percent on Monday to nearly twenty percent. The estimate
Speaker 1: means that there's currently just under fifteen hundred and foteen
Speaker 1: hundred and seventy seven currently without gasoline. Situation was far
Speaker 1: worse in areas that faced mandatory evacuation orders. In Fort
Speaker 1: Myers on the state's Gulf Coast, seventy percent of stations
Speaker 1: were without gas on Monday night, two nights ago. DeSantis
Speaker 1: has tried to tap down tamp down the panic buying
Speaker 1: and drivers topping off their tanks, which can make the
Speaker 1: shortages worse. It was just like we see a toilet paper,
Speaker 1: any of these types of things. If there's a panic,
Speaker 1: everybody starts getting it, and even if they don't need it,
Speaker 1: he said. The state's reserve includes one hundred and ten
Speaker 1: thousand gallons of gasoline and two hundred and sixty eight
Speaker 1: thousand gallons of diesel, but those reserves are falling. There
Speaker 1: are one point two million gallons of both fuels currently
Speaker 1: en route to the state. That didn't seem to me
Speaker 1: to be very much in terms of reserve. He said
Speaker 1: that twenty seven fuel trucks were escorted by the Florida
Speaker 1: Highway Patrol to deliver fuel to stations and the anticipated
Speaker 1: impact area of the storm. We've been dispatching fuel over
Speaker 1: the past twenty four hours as gas stations have run out.
Speaker 1: There is no fuel shortage. Fuel continues to arrive to
Speaker 1: the state of Florida, but lines at gas stations have
Speaker 1: been long and gas stations are running out quicker than
Speaker 1: they otherwise would. He said. Problems getting gasoline into the
Speaker 1: state could persist if there's damage to the Port of
Speaker 1: Tampa from the hurricane, say gas market experts. That's because
Speaker 1: that port is a key entry port for much of
Speaker 1: the gasoline that arrives in all of Florida via tanker
Speaker 1: or barge. There are no pipelines that bring gasoline into Florida,
Speaker 1: so it all comes in through that through barges, and
Speaker 1: most of that comes in through the Port of Tampa.
Speaker 1: And as they point out, if there's a lot of
Speaker 1: damage or anything that debris and everything is going to
Speaker 1: have to be cleared out of the port before they
Speaker 1: can bring any ships in. Port of Tampa's crucial to
Speaker 1: supply for much of the state of Florida, so one
Speaker 1: of the most crucial pieces of fuel infrastructure in the country.
Speaker 1: And the port has been closed due to the storm,
Speaker 1: and so it could take a while or it to reopen,
Speaker 1: especially after this one comes through. So again, the woman
Speaker 1: who was talking about Avice and we gave that device
Speaker 1: as like, well, if you're going to stay there and
Speaker 1: we don't know where she is, if she's in the
Speaker 1: direct path of the storm, do not stay there. If
Speaker 1: that's a possibility. In terms of other places, I would say,
Speaker 1: you know, if she's somewhere like Orlando or something, they
Speaker 1: could have severe damage there as well. Not going to
Speaker 1: have the storm surge, but they would have the wind
Speaker 1: damage and other things like that. You better make sure
Speaker 1: you're boarded up, make sure your neighbors know that you're there,
Speaker 1: that you've got each other's information so that if something happens,
Speaker 1: you can call for help. And then there's this before
Speaker 1: we get into geoengineering, a heart racing video show a
Speaker 1: hurricane plane experiencing massive turbulence going through Hurricane Milton, and
Speaker 1: tell me just here we are right here. Yeah, this
Speaker 1: is a Noah plane National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and
Speaker 1: it looks like something right out of Doctor Strange Live.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, I put the music for
Speaker 1: Doctor Strangelove in there behind it. This is a view
Speaker 1: from inside the plane flying into the hurricane, and it
Speaker 1: gets pretty rough. Watch this. Oh that's uh, look at this. Well,
Speaker 1: that's a lot of equipment in that plane. Look at
Speaker 1: that on a monitoring equipment and it's getting thrown around too. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well you know they are actually actually dropping some monitors
Speaker 1: down into the ocean. Uh. And these things are measuring
Speaker 1: other things at the sea level, but they are also
Speaker 1: recording everything that they've got there. They can employ bath
Speaker 1: of thermographs that measure the temperature of the sea indicator.
Speaker 1: He there, he is, there, he goes, He's got one
Speaker 1: of those bath of thermographs right into the eye of
Speaker 1: the storm. Yeah, that's right. I always got one of
Speaker 1: my favorite films, very dark comedy though. But Jason Barker
Speaker 1: is right, he says, Jason Barker, Knights of the storm
Speaker 1: fox Ol report. He said, what happens if you're in
Speaker 1: an EV and you need to charge the storm will
Speaker 1: be over by the time you get charged up. That
Speaker 1: would bring all new meaning to the phrase range anxiety.
Speaker 1: I think that's a category five range anxiety if you've
Speaker 1: got an EV. By the way, if you've got an EV,
Speaker 1: probably not safe to drive after that first storm surge
Speaker 1: and after they get salt water on them. They could
Speaker 1: blow up in fire at any point in time. So
Speaker 1: that's a video that shows the NO researchers with the
Speaker 1: Agency's Commissioned Officer Corps holding on to the aircraft interior
Speaker 1: as they go into the storm. At that point in
Speaker 1: time is about one hundred and fifty five miles an hour.
Speaker 1: I think that's a category five sure. Outside on the
Speaker 1: wing of the plane was visible against the dark gray
Speaker 1: clouds of the storm. They call the plane the miss Piggy,
Speaker 1: and they're flying into the giant storm to collect data
Speaker 1: to improve forecast upon their understanding of the storm. And
Speaker 1: they said, miss Piggy, they got another in kermit. They're
Speaker 1: used for missions that last eight to ten hours of
Speaker 1: that kind of stuff. He's a special kind of person
Speaker 1: slicing through the eyeball of the hurricane. Oh, that's kind
Speaker 1: of a bad image, isn't it? Buffeted by howling winds,
Speaker 1: blinding rain, violent updrafts and down drafts before entering the
Speaker 1: relative calm of the storm's eye. Noahs to lockeed WP
Speaker 1: three d oriyon four engine turboprop aircraft probe every wind
Speaker 1: and pressure change, repeatedly, repeating the often grueling task again
Speaker 1: and again as they're up there for eight to ten
Speaker 1: hours of flying. The agencies had the planes tails are
Speaker 1: equipped with Doppler radar the lower fuselage radar systems which
Speaker 1: scan the storm vertically and horizontally, giving scientists forecasters real
Speaker 1: look at the storm and they can deploy the probes
Speaker 1: that you just saw with some pickens there. Well, okay,
Speaker 1: so I've even had people send me things and look,
Speaker 1: I understand people should be suspicious of their government. I
Speaker 1: had somebody say, look at this. You know they're sending
Speaker 1: up a military plane. It's kind of a joint operation
Speaker 1: by the military and Noah doing that type of thing. Honestly,
Speaker 1: as I said from the very beginning, I think our
Speaker 1: big mistake is to underestimate or as George W. Bush
Speaker 1: would say to miss underestimate the technical capability of our government.
Speaker 1: I think when you look at nanotech, when you look
Speaker 1: at jew engineering, I think they're basically capable of anything.
Speaker 1: I would never rule out anything that anybody says about creepy,
Speaker 1: evil things in our government is doing on the basis, well,
Speaker 1: that's just not possible. Yeah, well, I think that is possible,
Speaker 1: and I would never rule it out on the basis well,
Speaker 1: our government would never do that. We said that our
Speaker 1: government is capable of doing anything, So we never want
Speaker 1: to overestimate their morals, and we never want to underestimate
Speaker 1: their technology. They're capable, both technically, technically and as well
Speaker 1: as their character pretty much doing anything. But I haven't
Speaker 1: focused on this that much. And as I see so
Speaker 1: many people in the alternative media, or I guess we
Speaker 1: could say now the MAGA media or the alternative mainstream media,
Speaker 1: they've really focused on this. And I'll tell you why
Speaker 1: I haven't. I've shown some of the stuff I've talked
Speaker 1: a little bit about. It hasn't been my focus. And
Speaker 1: here's why even the Bablin b is making fun of
Speaker 1: Marjorie Taylergreen when she came out and said that now,
Speaker 1: if you're going to come out and say something like that,
Speaker 1: it'd be better instead of just dropping this, it'd be
Speaker 1: better to do some kind of a documentary. And of
Speaker 1: course I do have a clip I'm going to play
Speaker 1: for you Dane Wiggington, who's been talking about geo engineering,
Speaker 1: Kim trails and every things that for a very very
Speaker 1: long time, and he has done detailed documentaries and he
Speaker 1: is an expert witness, and he has now talked to
Speaker 1: some state officials in the Carolinas. As he said, we
Speaker 1: have people in Tennessee that are state officials that are
Speaker 1: now convinced of geoengineering and of kim trail's. We have
Speaker 1: a lot of evidence. We have a lot of photographic evidence,
Speaker 1: we have testimony, we have physical evidence. There's a lot
Speaker 1: more evidence for Kim trails, folks, than there is for COVID.
Speaker 1: There's a lot more evidence for that than there is
Speaker 1: for viruses, as a matter of fact, scientific and eyewitnesses.
Speaker 1: So you know, it is interesting, isn't it that you know,
Speaker 1: when you talk about viruses and virology, there's more evidence
Speaker 1: for geoengineering and kim trails than there is for that stuff.
Speaker 1: And yet you look at the power prop again, in
Speaker 1: the power of the press, and how do we convince
Speaker 1: people of this. The response from the Bablin b to
Speaker 1: Marjorie Taylor Green talking about that, Listen to the headline,
Speaker 1: I tried to warn you cry as MTG as a
Speaker 1: hurricane forms in the shape of the star of David.
Speaker 13: Now, what's that about.
Speaker 1: Well, when she talked and just threw this out as
Speaker 1: a quick little aside, well, I think the government's directing
Speaker 1: that intensifying and just leaves it there right when she
Speaker 1: said that, immediately the mainstream press and I saw it
Speaker 1: on DRUDG Report and stuff said, oh, she's I think
Speaker 1: she's pushing another one of these anti semitic things. It's
Speaker 1: like anti semitic, what is this about? And it went
Speaker 1: through this ridiculous and I spend time trying to defend
Speaker 1: Marjorie Taylor Green, but this stuff was over the top
Speaker 1: in terms of well, it's like this, which is like that,
Speaker 1: which is like this other thing. They said, Well, the
Speaker 1: idea is that you know as globalists, globalists who are
Speaker 1: doing weather modification, and we all know that globalists are
Speaker 1: as a code word for Jews, and so what she's
Speaker 1: saying is that the Jews are changing the weather. And
Speaker 1: she also says, you know, you can see this stuff
Speaker 1: with lasers and stuff, so it must be some Jewish
Speaker 1: laser that's up in the sky, you know. And that
Speaker 1: was the way they were making fun of this, just
Speaker 1: extrapolating onto an absurd conclusion. And we've seen this over
Speaker 1: and over again. You better be prepared when you're going
Speaker 1: to go and we try to move the Overton window.
Speaker 1: What people are willing to accept and talk about. You
Speaker 1: better be willing to come up with the details or
Speaker 1: you're going to be dismissed as a wacko, or you're
Speaker 1: going to even worse, make the truth unbelievable. This is
Speaker 1: the type of thing that Alex Jones did for years.
Speaker 1: All they're making the frogs gay, Well, you could talk
Speaker 1: about what the chemicals are, but he didn't want to
Speaker 1: get into the details. He just throws that out there,
Speaker 1: and that was the great disservice. He would make the
Speaker 1: truth seem like a lie. And it's really doing that
Speaker 1: type of thing, which is weaponized this term conspiracy theory.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, he doesn't give any proof for example of this,
Speaker 1: he doesn't give any details. These people are just wacko.
Speaker 1: They're just making this stuff up. If you don't give
Speaker 1: any details, if you don't want to do the kind
Speaker 1: of hard work that Dane Wiggington has done, if you're
Speaker 1: just gonna throw this stuff out there, they're going to
Speaker 1: create all kinds of narratives. And you know, and look,
Speaker 1: I've had people say, well, you know, when David Knight
Speaker 1: says globalist, what he means is Jews. No, I don't,
Speaker 1: because there are you know, there's a disproportionate number of
Speaker 1: Jews that are part of the globalist cabal, right, just
Speaker 1: like there are many other industries. But we got people
Speaker 1: like Bill Gates, We've got people like Klaus Schwab, we
Speaker 1: got these UN officials from Africa and all the look
Speaker 1: tedro from Africa. There's a lot of globalists out there,
Speaker 1: and you know, there's a lot of Jews who are globalists.
Speaker 1: But not all Jews are globalists, and not all globalists Jews. Right,
Speaker 1: And that's another one of these things. When you talk
Speaker 1: about it in that way, what you do is you
Speaker 1: undermine what the truth is when you don't get it accurate,
Speaker 1: when you don't get the details, focus on the people involved.
Speaker 1: So public in general is not really ready to accept this.
Speaker 1: You are, I am, but the public in general is
Speaker 1: not ready to accept this. And so when you look
Speaker 1: at after nine to eleven, right, what happened? Trust in
Speaker 1: government soared? Yeah? People, Oh well, we all all get
Speaker 1: behind the just because it does with every war. And
Speaker 1: that's why when things really hit the fan, as Gerald
Speaker 1: Clinty says, I always take us to war. You declare war,
Speaker 1: you say that you've been attacked from somebody, whether by
Speaker 1: somebody else, whether or not you have whether or not
Speaker 1: you goaded them into that attack, or whether or not
Speaker 1: you did the attack and blamed it on somebody as
Speaker 1: a complete false. Five do is you can get the
Speaker 1: mass number of people to support the government, And so
Speaker 1: they got approval government support levels of over seventy percent
Speaker 1: after nine to eleven, and support for liberty, support for
Speaker 1: the constitution, support for due process plummeted to record lows,
Speaker 1: and a lot of we still has not recovered. We
Speaker 1: still have people out there who want to censor everything
Speaker 1: that we do. And so let's let's focus on what
Speaker 1: is easily provable. Right now. Why did the government support
Speaker 1: jump up to seventy percent? Well, they were told a story.
Speaker 1: Even though There wasn't any visual proof of this stuff.
Speaker 1: They were told a story about how this is done
Speaker 1: by terrorists, you know, cave dwellers flying two planes and
Speaker 1: two steel skyscrapers and three of them, three of them
Speaker 1: dropped into their own footprint, but people believed it. We
Speaker 1: need to use the situation. What we need to focus on, folks,
Speaker 1: is not the geoengineering. We need to focus on what
Speaker 1: FEMA is doing and not doing. We need to focus
Speaker 1: on what the federal government is doing and not doing.
Speaker 1: We need to focus on how they give money for wars,
Speaker 1: they give money for open borders, they give money for migrants.
Speaker 1: Not a penny for most of these people. As a
Speaker 1: matter of fact, this stuff about seven hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: you had. Sarah Carter went on with Fox News and
Speaker 1: she said she went around talked to people that were there,
Speaker 1: a lot of five or six local officials there as
Speaker 1: well as other individuals, and they were saying, well, you know,
Speaker 1: my daughter lost everything. She applied for the generous seven
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty dollars and they said, now we're only
Speaker 1: going to give you three hundred. He said, I don't
Speaker 1: even that doesn't even cover what she lost in her refrigerator,
Speaker 1: that kind of outrage. We need to get the American
Speaker 1: public to see the government for what it is terrorist
Speaker 1: our government, the American government, the federal government. How many
Speaker 1: more ways can I put this out? There are terrorists.
Speaker 1: They achieve social and political goals by terrorizing people, whether
Speaker 1: it's about a fake virus or whatever else did they do?
Speaker 1: And they rob us, They don't help us, They get
Speaker 1: in the way. As a matter of fact, that's what
Speaker 1: needs to be shown to people. They need to be
Speaker 1: shown the real terrorists. And there's plenty of people who've
Speaker 1: got the receipts, they've got the cell phones, we've got
Speaker 1: the eyewitnesses. Yes, they're mounting a full on press, and
Speaker 1: they'll probably get kicked off of some more platforms for
Speaker 1: pushing this. They got a full court press, charm offensive,
Speaker 1: telling people how wonderful they're doing. And don't believe those
Speaker 1: people that went through the flood. They're on the ground
Speaker 1: with nothing, no water, no food, barely surviving. Don't believe them.
Speaker 1: Believe me as I set in my corporate sweet and
Speaker 1: I talk to the newsmen and all the rest of
Speaker 1: this stuff. That's what we need to focus on. There'll
Speaker 1: be plenty of time. If we can turn people's attitudes
Speaker 1: in the right way so they understand what this government is,
Speaker 1: then they'll be willing to entertain that the government is
Speaker 1: morally capable of doing what people are saying, and then
Speaker 1: it's just a matter of showing that it's technologically capable.
Speaker 1: I think that's the path that we have to go on.
Speaker 1: And we have to focus on this because we need
Speaker 1: to help the people who are stuck there. And this
Speaker 1: is what I always said about the vaccine stuff, and said, Okay,
Speaker 1: I know it's very amazing what is happening to people,
Speaker 1: and you know, we can look at the nanotech and
Speaker 1: all the rest of the stuff, and we should and
Speaker 1: there'll be a time and we can come back to that.
Speaker 1: And so that's always been there. I've talked about that,
Speaker 1: but that's not been my focus. My focus has been myocarditis, paracarditis,
Speaker 1: other things that are blood clots that were very very obvious.
Speaker 1: I mean, whether or not it is a you know,
Speaker 1: we didn't need to know that it was this white
Speaker 1: rubbery thing that was going throughout everybody's body, right. It
Speaker 1: was enough to know that people were getting blood clots
Speaker 1: and dying. It just it makes it, you know, even
Speaker 1: more incredible when you see what these blood clots consist of.
Speaker 1: But we knew that people were getting blood clots and
Speaker 1: dying from the first times they were putting it out
Speaker 1: in December of twenty twenty. We knew that kind of stuff,
Speaker 1: and so the point was we got to warn people.
Speaker 1: First of all, this is untested. This is a radical
Speaker 1: new technology. You don't know what it is. Don't put
Speaker 1: it in your body, right, So we have to warn
Speaker 1: people about that, and we have to focus on the institutions,
Speaker 1: on the institutions and think about this. In twenty thirteen,
Speaker 1: five years before and for wars got pulled off all
Speaker 1: at once, and before that happened between twenty and thirteen
Speaker 1: and twenty and eighteen. When Facebook added video services, they
Speaker 1: sought out Alex and said, you know, you're one of
Speaker 1: about five people we want to test this out because
Speaker 1: you got such a large audience, So we want to
Speaker 1: put you on Facebook as a test for a video stuff.
Speaker 1: They were using him for that kind of stuff. They're
Speaker 1: still not canceled, not purged right by until twenty and eighteen.
Speaker 1: But if you go back to twenty and thirteen, when
Speaker 1: I put out that video it's a wonderful Why about
Speaker 1: the one hundredth anniversary of the Federal Reserve? That got
Speaker 1: pulled and we put it up again and it got pulled.
Speaker 1: We had other people would post it up and it
Speaker 1: get pulled every time we got about twelve thousand views.
Speaker 1: I'd pull it. If you come after the institutions like
Speaker 1: the Federal Reserve, like FEMA, like the FDA, like the CDC,
Speaker 1: the USDA, and if you come after these collective corporations
Speaker 1: that are their mens and partners, like Big pharmaceutical as
Speaker 1: a collective. If you come against that, they will come
Speaker 1: against you. I can tell you from experience, because now
Speaker 1: you're over the target. The target is the institutions. We
Speaker 1: need to take these institutions down because they're the ones
Speaker 1: who are funding, enabling, and covering up and protecting all
Speaker 1: of this stuff. It's the institutions that have to be attacked.
Speaker 1: If you talk like that, they'll take you off of
Speaker 1: YouTube so you can put it out in a different way.
Speaker 1: They'll take you off of Spotify, they'll take you off
Speaker 1: of Vimeo, they'll take you off of you name it. Okay,
Speaker 1: but that's the unvarnished truth, and I'm not interested in
Speaker 1: beaten around the bush. That's why I get beaten around
Speaker 1: the head all the time. But you have to focus
Speaker 1: on the institutions. The institutions are what's dangerous. We can
Speaker 1: see the institutional abuse and terrorism that is happening right
Speaker 1: now with FEMA, and yeah, we can talk about I'm
Speaker 1: not saying this to criticize Dane Wiggington. I'm glad that
Speaker 1: he's still there. But Dane Wiggington has been talking about
Speaker 1: geoe engineering and he's got his own channel on YouTube,
Speaker 1: and I'm glad that he does. Why is it that
Speaker 1: he's allowed to talk about geo engineering and I'm not
Speaker 1: allowed to talk about the Federal Reserve? What is the
Speaker 1: threat to their power? Things like the Federal Reserve, things
Speaker 1: like FEMA, things like the EPA and the FDA and
Speaker 1: the CDC. Those are the keys to their power. It
Speaker 1: is a massive hydra that will protect itself. So you
Speaker 1: can talk about these other issues. But when you put
Speaker 1: a point on it and you say those people there
Speaker 1: and that institution, look at what that institution is doing
Speaker 1: to people, they come out to you. That's why we
Speaker 1: need to come after them, and we need to tell
Speaker 1: that truth. I don't need to be the only person
Speaker 1: out there saying that. Understand they're going to limit you,
Speaker 1: but they limit you anyway if you get anywhere close
Speaker 1: to the truth. So let's talk a little bit about
Speaker 1: this jew engineering. This is Dane Wiggington on with Colonel McGregor.
Speaker 1: He's talking about how he has given presentations to state representatives.
Speaker 1: So here's Dane Wiggington.
Speaker 14: If you can do so, could you tell us about
Speaker 14: some of your recent discussions, conversations, briefings that you've had
Speaker 14: with political leaders from the states in question that have
Speaker 14: asked you what you think? How did first of all,
Speaker 14: what did they specifically ask you if you could tell us,
Speaker 14: and how did they respond to your answers.
Speaker 11: Yes, Colonel MacGregor, I had an hour conference call yesterday
Speaker 11: with the representatives and senators on the Carolinas and we
Speaker 11: presented the data to them to answer their questions about
Speaker 11: how this manipulation occurs. They realize this was not a
Speaker 11: natural event. They're trying to digest the fact that their
Speaker 11: states were literally under assault from weather modification operations that
Speaker 11: are clearly connected with DoD operations. And we can speculate
Speaker 11: again on the agendas and objectives being carried out but
Speaker 11: the fact that the storm was manipulated is absolutely inarguable.
Speaker 11: We know that technology to stop these rotations from even
Speaker 11: occurring has existed for decades with the manipulation of atmospheric
Speaker 11: pressure zones. Harp and Alaska is one example many people
Speaker 11: are familiar with. That's an ionosphere heater. That's a weapon
Speaker 11: of mass destruction. Period It can cause an electrical chain
Speaker 11: reaction in the ionosphere which heats it to extraordinarily high temperatures,
Speaker 11: which causes the atmosphere to bulge up and down. The
Speaker 11: downward push creates a high pressure dome that can steer
Speaker 11: the jet stream, and the same type of manipulation can
Speaker 11: create low pressure zones. And when they have this type
Speaker 11: of power over the climate system, they can make or
Speaker 11: break these storms anytime they want. And again, what we
Speaker 11: see now is storms kept weaker as they're over the
Speaker 11: ocean because they're harder to steer until they reach the
Speaker 11: land based network of transmitters. And then we have Colonel
Speaker 11: McGregor rapid intensification. You've heard that term probably a lot
Speaker 11: lately because that's how they manipulate these storms. And again
Speaker 11: we have Acapulco last October being the extreme example of
Speaker 11: rapid intensification. An insignificant low pressure system developed into the
Speaker 11: strongest Cat five hurricane to ever hit that part of
Speaker 11: the world in less than twenty four hours laid waste
Speaker 11: to Acapoca. And by the way, Hurricane John which just
Speaker 11: hit Acapolco again as Hurricane Helene was wreaking havoc in
Speaker 11: the Carolinas. Not many people know that, So Acapolco just
Speaker 11: got dealt another blow. So again, how many agenas and
Speaker 11: rejectives are being carried out when we know they can
Speaker 11: manipulate these storms, and we know they can make or
Speaker 11: break them any time they want. And again I bring
Speaker 11: up the oil infrastructure in the Gulf of Mexico that
Speaker 11: seems to magically miss any sort of damaging storm again
Speaker 11: and again and again while the storm's wreak havoc inlands
Speaker 11: and on shorelines. It's not a coincidence they have that
Speaker 11: much sway.
Speaker 1: Over, Okay, And so again, what am I saying before
Speaker 1: Mary Tyler Uh, Mary Tyler Moore, Marjorie Taylor Green instead
Speaker 1: of MTM, it's MTG. Marjorie Taylor Green is just making
Speaker 1: his job harder. You want to get people to understand
Speaker 1: what's going on, Bring in Dane, let him talk about
Speaker 1: the details and get into it. Yes, I know we
Speaker 1: don't have that kind of attentions, man, but I think
Speaker 1: that's the right way to do it now. On ap
Speaker 1: rumbles Seat, it says, so long as Kim trail crimes
Speaker 1: is humanity in this planet ignored for fear of ridicule
Speaker 1: and gas lighting, they have cart blank for many paths
Speaker 1: to create chaos and genocide. Well, I'm not saying they
Speaker 1: need to ignore it. I'm saying that they need to
Speaker 1: be explained fully, not just dropped as a code word.
Speaker 1: You drop this, you name drop this stuff like Marjorie
Speaker 1: Taylor Green did, or like Alex Jones does. That just
Speaker 1: allows them to weaponize you, weaponize their criticism against you
Speaker 1: as a lunatic because it's difficult for a lot of
Speaker 1: people to accept. Think about what we have seen with COVID.
Speaker 1: We've had tens hundreds of millions of people that have
Speaker 1: been killed, wound injured from this stuff. We were telling
Speaker 1: people about it before it happened, throughout the time it
Speaker 1: was happening, after the time it was happening. We've had
Speaker 1: many people point out Event two to one, which is
Speaker 1: an exact tabletop germ game that happened. Right before it happened,
Speaker 1: we got Fauci talking right about the same time. Why
Speaker 1: do we get everybody in the world to take an
Speaker 1: untested vaccine? We do it with chaos and disruption from
Speaker 1: the inside, and we do it iteratively. All this kind
Speaker 1: of stuff, right, A lot of people can will not
Speaker 1: see that stuff. And it's not just event two one,
Speaker 1: as I said, they did that every year for twenty years.
Speaker 1: The first one was two thousand and one, and that
Speaker 1: was Dark Winter, two months before nine to eleven. One
Speaker 1: week after nine to eleven, they've got a false flag
Speaker 1: and trax attack and all the evidence that people who
Speaker 1: have investigated it points back to the CIA being involved
Speaker 1: in that. And then two months later they send out
Speaker 1: the model legislation to the States to lay the legal
Speaker 1: precedents and groundwork for what they were going to pull
Speaker 1: off twenty years later under Trump, not under Hillary. Under
Speaker 1: Trump that you trust, and so we can point to
Speaker 1: all of this stuff, we can point to Dark Winter,
Speaker 1: we can say this, and the majority it will never
Speaker 1: accept this, but they're going to line up for the injection.
Speaker 1: So again, you know, the problem is to get somebody
Speaker 1: to understand something that they can't see, versus getting them
Speaker 1: to understand something that they can't see. And I'm not
Speaker 1: saying that we ignore it. I don't ignore any of
Speaker 1: this stuff because I'm afraid of ridicule or because I'm
Speaker 1: afraid that they're going to ban me. But I try
Speaker 1: to focus on what I think is going to have
Speaker 1: the most power for people to you know, you understand this,
Speaker 1: I understand this. But here's how we tell the other people.
Speaker 1: They're not watching this broadcast when you talk about this stuff,
Speaker 1: focus on FEMA and what they're doing. Well, the you know,
Speaker 1: we we we still tell the whole truth, but it's
Speaker 1: what we emphasize. What we focus on and we have
Speaker 1: to emphasize and focus on is to stop FEMA and
Speaker 1: to take down these corrupt institutions. And we need to
Speaker 1: move people's overton window to the point where they understand
Speaker 1: what our federal government is truly about. Once you realize
Speaker 1: and if we can break through at this point in
Speaker 1: any area, whether it's nine to eleven or the vaccines
Speaker 1: or the storms or whatever, we can break through to them,
Speaker 1: and one event, once you realize that you've been lied
Speaker 1: to about something, now your whole attitude towards government changes.
Speaker 1: And so I don't know which one is going to
Speaker 1: work with people. We try to hit all of these things.
Speaker 1: I don't know which one is going to do, but
Speaker 1: we have to do what we can. Guard Goldsmith good
Speaker 1: to see their guard liberty conspiracy on Rockfinn and on
Speaker 1: Twitter many other places. He's got his substract. He says,
Speaker 1: a friend of mine is a meteorologist studied at Linden
Speaker 1: State and Vermont. The fluid pressure dynamics of storms like
Speaker 1: this can't be messed with by people to that extent.
Speaker 1: And so again, you know, this is something that is difficult,
Speaker 1: very difficult to prove to people. So like when I said,
Speaker 1: I don't believe, I don't believe they're virus theory, but
Speaker 1: I'm not going to focus on that. I'm going to
Speaker 1: focus on the Trump shots and the mRNA stuff. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to go out there and try to convince people,
Speaker 1: well they don't even you know, there's no such thing
Speaker 1: as viruses or whatever, even though that's what I believe.
Speaker 1: I tell people that, but that's not going to be
Speaker 1: the main thrust of what I do. So you know,
Speaker 1: if somebody is laying there in the ditch. Their house
Speaker 1: and everything that they had has been taken away, swept away.
Speaker 1: Friends and family have been killed. They're in rags, they
Speaker 1: have no water. You're going to walk up to them
Speaker 1: and say, let me tell you how the government directed
Speaker 1: the storms here? Is that what you're going to do.
Speaker 1: You know, you can talk to them after you help them.
Speaker 1: First of all, you help them, right you meet them
Speaker 1: where they are and you help them. And right now
Speaker 1: what people need help is they need help to be
Speaker 1: protected against FEMA and they need people who are going
Speaker 1: to do the things for them that FEMA promised but
Speaker 1: will not do. So we're going to take a quick break,
Speaker 1: and when we come back, I'm going to talk a
Speaker 1: little bit about some of the other aspects of this,
Speaker 1: because there's another aspect of this, and that is the
Speaker 1: tabletop game where again you've seen this as well, and
Speaker 1: I don't know if I mentioned it or not. I
Speaker 1: had it there as of Monday two days ago. So
Speaker 1: I'm finally going to get around to it. The tabletop
Speaker 1: game Hurricane Phoenix that had exactly exactly the path of
Speaker 1: this and the way they practice this what they said
Speaker 1: was going to happen. We'll talk about that when we
Speaker 1: get back. But I think it's important that Dane Wiggington
Speaker 1: is talking about this look that needs to be debated,
Speaker 1: and to have a debate, you've got to have the details,
Speaker 1: and you've got to have a discussion. And so let's
Speaker 1: do some science. Let him prove his point, let him
Speaker 1: prove that he's wrong. Let's not shut it down because
Speaker 1: it's too difficult to accept. Let's have a debate. I
Speaker 1: know people don't like debate anymore, do they. That's the
Speaker 1: big problem. And so you know, if we're not going
Speaker 1: to have a debate, let's at least show the pictures
Speaker 1: of the people suffering and FEMA kicking back on standby
Speaker 1: while they collect eighty one dollars a week.
Speaker 2: We'll be right back, you know, world of deceit, Telling
Speaker 2: the truth is a revolutionary act. You're listening to the
Speaker 2: David Knight Show. Well this is kind of interesting. You know,
Speaker 2: we also have the competing narrative that the climate change liars.
Speaker 2: I want to tell us this, We've never had this
Speaker 2: type of stuff happened before.
Speaker 1: Well, actually we have, you know, and I would say
Speaker 1: it's analogous to a lot of the conservatives who are
Speaker 1: out there now saying we've never had problems with FEMA
Speaker 1: until it was Biden, or we've never had problems with
Speaker 1: the FBI until it was Biden. You know, we've had
Speaker 1: a lot of really bad weather. We've had a lot
Speaker 1: of really bad decades decades of FBI and FEMA before
Speaker 1: there was Biden. You know, these things have a life,
Speaker 1: So we don't need to politicize this, okay, And so
Speaker 1: on the right, they're trying to politicize it and make
Speaker 1: it all about Biden. On the left, they're trying to
Speaker 1: politicize this and make it all about climate change, and
Speaker 1: they're both wrong. And so we look at this kind
Speaker 1: of stuff, we need to also get people to understand
Speaker 1: that whether or not they can direct storms or where
Speaker 1: they can intensify storms, or whatever if they can do
Speaker 1: in each gu engineering, we need to also get people
Speaker 1: to understand that that's a separate issue and whether or
Speaker 1: not this is being intensified because of climate change. So
Speaker 1: you got the conspiracy theorists on the left who see
Speaker 1: everything in terms of your SUV. Meet the one hundred
Speaker 1: and eight year old nineteen sixteen major hurricane that brought
Speaker 1: eight feet of floodwater to Ashville, North Carolina covered all
Speaker 1: of Biltmore School. And look at that picture there, that's
Speaker 1: actual all flooding. It covered all with Biltmore estate, the
Speaker 1: Vanderbilt Place right cover that up nineteen sixteen. So when
Speaker 1: they try to tell you this about the climcguffin, we
Speaker 1: have to fight that fight as well. They'll try to
Speaker 1: use every bit of bad weather, whether it's a flood
Speaker 1: or a drought, whether it's hot or whether it's cold,
Speaker 1: it's all a proof of climate change. No, no, they
Speaker 1: don't have any proof of that. And again they need
Speaker 1: to bring their science with them, just like Dane Wiggington.
Speaker 1: Everybody needs to bring their science. Let's debate the details.
Speaker 1: Let's have that debate. I still think it'll be more
Speaker 1: productive to focus on the victims, on the government lies
Speaker 1: about the victims, and on the corruption of these institutions.
Speaker 1: So you know which, again, as I said before, which
Speaker 1: approach is more dangerous to the establishment. Scroll down a
Speaker 1: little bit on that article and show people this is
Speaker 1: the News and Observer out of Raleigh, or as we
Speaker 1: used to always call them, the Noise and Disturber, and
Speaker 1: headline there from that paper, five known dead and actual
Speaker 1: flood property damage estimated to be at ten million dollars.
Speaker 1: Now this is when a dollar was worth something. You
Speaker 1: can multiply that by one hundred today and so again.
Speaker 1: Eight feet of water and Union Station and Ashville all
Speaker 1: builtmore covered by flood the nineteen sixteen Atlantic hurricane season.
Speaker 1: According to Noah, the people who are bouncing around in
Speaker 1: that airplane is presented here in this article. They said
Speaker 1: the nineteen sixteen major hurricane that Ashvill had was, and
Speaker 1: they only gave them numbers at that point in time.
Speaker 1: They didn't name them. Yeah, so I guess they were
Speaker 1: naming them all my lifetime, so I guess. And they
Speaker 1: were giving them women's names. Now they alternate male and female.
Speaker 1: But that was just hurricane number four at a time
Speaker 1: when names were not given to hurricanes and there was
Speaker 1: no satellite There was no hurricane hunter aircraft, no long
Speaker 1: range weather radar systems available to identify into track storms.
Speaker 1: There were fifteen numbered Atlantic storms in nineteen sixteen, even
Speaker 1: though there easily could have been many more that were
Speaker 1: never observed during the season because of observational inadequacies compared
Speaker 1: to today's available technology. The nineteen sixteen Atlantic season Scroll
Speaker 1: down to show that picture there. Yeah, had ten hurricanes
Speaker 1: and so compared to nine hurricanes so far this year,
Speaker 1: so the number of hurricanes was eleven percent more. The
Speaker 1: nineteen sixteen Atlantic season had five major hurricanes as shown below,
Speaker 1: compared to four major hurricanes including Milton so far in
Speaker 1: this twenty twenty four season, so they had twenty five
Speaker 1: five percent more hurricanes major hurricanes. They had eleven percent
Speaker 1: more hurricanes total and twenty five percent more major hurricanes.
Speaker 1: The nineteen sixteen Atlantic season had a total ACE component
Speaker 1: of one hundred and forty four shown below, compared to
Speaker 1: the twenty twenty four season that has one hundred and fifteen.
Speaker 1: One hundred and forty four versus one hundred and fifteen.
Speaker 1: The Atlantic season thirty year ACE average from nineteen ninety
Speaker 1: one now we're talking not nineteen sixteen now, but from
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety one to twenty twenty is one hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty two. So nineteen sixteen was above average, and we're
Speaker 1: below average just for the last thirty years. In nineteen sixteen,
Speaker 1: three major hurricanes crossed in the contiguous US land region,
Speaker 1: with two additional other hurricanes making land strikes as well,
Speaker 1: totaling five inland hurricane strikes in all. In nineteen sixteen,
Speaker 1: The deepest land strike into the US was Hurricane number fourteen,
Speaker 1: which came up from the Gulf of Mexico and reached
Speaker 1: in on across the states of Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky,
Speaker 1: and ended in Illinois shown on the map. Apparently the
Speaker 1: hurricanes of nineteen sixteen didn't know the future climate change
Speaker 1: was needed to allow hurricanes to reach that high end
Speaker 1: of the US. If politically driven climate alarmist propagandists had
Speaker 1: been around one hundred and eight years ago, it seems
Speaker 1: certain that the air nineteen sixteen would outcomes would also
Speaker 1: have been characterized as being a clear sign that hurricanes
Speaker 1: are getting worse because of climate change. And I imagine
Speaker 1: their response would have been to what's been all of
Speaker 1: the horse and buggies, because in nineteen sixteen, that's what
Speaker 1: you had. I've gone back and looked at pictures of
Speaker 1: Tampa in nineteen sixteen, a few buildings far between, street
Speaker 1: cars pulled by horses, people wagons and stuff pulled by horses.
Speaker 1: There wasn't a while you'd see like some you know,
Speaker 1: model tea type of thing. And then there's a nineteen
Speaker 1: twenty one Tampa Bay hurricane, and my family was all
Speaker 1: there at the time. All my grandparents are there, my parents,
Speaker 1: and my mom was five years old when that came through.
Speaker 1: The most destructive one being the nineteen twenty one Tampa
Speaker 1: Bay hurricane. Here is a brief overview because there's been
Speaker 1: a lot of hurricane flybys near Missus and Alressa. But
Speaker 1: you go back to direct it nineteen twenty one Tampa
Speaker 1: Bay A category three not as strong as they think
Speaker 1: this is going. This has been going back and forth
Speaker 1: between category four and category five, made landfall near tarp
Speaker 1: And Springs, Florida, bringing a storm surge of up to
Speaker 1: eleven feet. That's really big. Again, Helene passed by that
Speaker 1: was a storm surge of six. This is nearly twice
Speaker 1: causing significant damage in destruction along the coast from Pasco
Speaker 1: County to southwest Florida. No direct major hurricane landfalls since
Speaker 1: nineteen twenty one in Tampa, so it's been over one
Speaker 1: hundred years since a major hurricane category three or greater
Speaker 1: has made a direct landfall in Tampa. And then we
Speaker 1: have Hurricane Milton, which is I showed earlier. This is
Speaker 1: the path in which they have Hurricane Milton going supposedly,
Speaker 1: we don't know. At the time this was written, they
Speaker 1: thought it would come in as a category three and
Speaker 1: now appears to be strengthening. But of course, having lived
Speaker 1: in Florida, that's something that I also see when it
Speaker 1: is they come and go that get stronger and anything.
Speaker 1: Of course, as they're over water, so that's not unusual
Speaker 1: as well, and it may be a category five by
Speaker 1: this time. But one persons that I live in Sarasota,
Speaker 1: which is in the direct path of Hurricane Wilton. Milton. Again,
Speaker 1: you know, that was a question that had a couple
Speaker 1: of days ago, and you definitely should get out of
Speaker 1: the way if you are in the path. But then
Speaker 1: there's this issue when we look at the path again,
Speaker 1: we look at the path of this people are saying,
Speaker 1: you know, we had a tabletop exercise just about five
Speaker 1: years ago, I think it was is written up by
Speaker 1: Vox in twenty nineteen. They did a three part series
Speaker 1: about it, and this was their simulation, was called Hurricane Phoenix.
Speaker 1: And everybody saying, look at that, it's exactly the same path,
Speaker 1: exactly the same path as Hurricane Milton. Well, here's the
Speaker 1: overview of it.
Speaker 15: Hurricane Phoenix just out of Jamaican out Phoenix is currently
Speaker 15: expected to make landfalls.
Speaker 1: This is their simulation lies a.
Speaker 15: Category two storm, but of course always we are keeping
Speaker 15: a close eye on this system.
Speaker 7: There has been a noticeable shift in the forecast track
Speaker 7: from the NHC overnight which now brings Phoenix into our
Speaker 7: viewing area, possibly as a strong hurricane. Now is the
Speaker 7: time to begin this preparations, folks.
Speaker 16: We have breaking news this morning. If you're just joining us.
Speaker 16: The National Hurricane Center has upgraded our entire viewing area
Speaker 16: to a hurricane warning as Hurricane Phoenix is projected to
Speaker 16: make landfall as a major hurricane sometime tomorrow. Mandatory evacuations
Speaker 16: and this.
Speaker 1: Is their simulation five years ago.
Speaker 16: Regions forecasters say this storm could be one of the
Speaker 16: strongest ever.
Speaker 5: To hit the Tampa Bay region.
Speaker 7: We cannot stress enough how crucial it is that you
Speaker 7: finish your storm preparations tonight. Conditions will deteriorate rapidly tomorrow morning,
Speaker 7: and evacuation routes will quickly become impassable. Please don't take
Speaker 7: this lightly and need all evacuation.
Speaker 1: Orders, folks.
Speaker 17: This is unfortunately the worst case scenario in folding for
Speaker 17: the Tampa Bay area. Phoenix is now a Category five
Speaker 17: hurricane with maximum sustained winds at one hundred and sixty
Speaker 17: miles an hour the wind gust up to two hundred
Speaker 17: miles per hour.
Speaker 1: It's hard to tell the current reports from the simulation
Speaker 1: five years ago Feline.
Speaker 17: Right now for our area, we have.
Speaker 16: A live look right now at North Tampa and Polk Street.
Speaker 16: I believe this is near Hawak Coffee and as you
Speaker 16: can see, the storm search has completely inundated downtown.
Speaker 17: Law enforcement now is reporting that all bridges have been.
Speaker 7: Cut off by storm search.
Speaker 17: We're looking at up to twenty feet of storm.
Speaker 7: Search in some spots.
Speaker 6: We're trapped on the third floor of the Tampa General
Speaker 6: Hospital parking garage in the.
Speaker 8: Storm shirt and up to the second floor of the hospital.
Speaker 17: We'll say Petersburg is essentially an island right now.
Speaker 7: A you here from Brooksville is reporting roofs being torn
Speaker 7: off of businesses there.
Speaker 18: So this is a very important.
Speaker 7: Reminder that this is not.
Speaker 18: Just a coastal storm.
Speaker 7: We are seeing significant wind damage well inland, unbelievable.
Speaker 11: Guests coming through oh.
Speaker 1: So this is the type of thing that they do.
Speaker 1: And of course, as October fifteenth and October sixteenth. This
Speaker 1: is what they do with their simulations from Dark Winter
Speaker 1: all the way up through Event two to one. They
Speaker 1: create news clips. This morning is unimaginable.
Speaker 16: The beaches are essentially gone.
Speaker 4: The Howard Franklin Bridge is completely destroyed.
Speaker 7: I've never seen anything like this.
Speaker 16: Officials are scrambling to clean up debris from local airports
Speaker 16: in order for supplies to be flown in. We are
Speaker 16: getting reports from home Asassa of residents trapped by downed trees.
Speaker 3: There's nine single business that we've driven by that doesn't
Speaker 3: have significant damage.
Speaker 18: Tampa General Hospital has told us that they are unable
Speaker 18: to receive any page after the hospital suffered significant damage
Speaker 18: from wind and storm searche. The level of destruction out
Speaker 18: here is indescribable. It's going to be a very long
Speaker 18: road to recovery for the Tampa Bay area.
Speaker 1: So is that a prediction? Is it a plan? What
Speaker 1: is it? This Vox article at the time said, here's
Speaker 1: what it'll look like. A monster hurricane as big as
Speaker 1: they come, pushes an enormous amount of water into the
Speaker 1: Bay of downtown Tampa at the north end of the
Speaker 1: Tampa Bay. A Category five produces a twenty six foot flood,
Speaker 1: more than twice that height of the nineteen twenty one storm.
Speaker 19: There.
Speaker 1: The downtown is built right along the waterfront, and the
Speaker 1: first floor of the buildings flood, and Saint Pete also
Speaker 1: built right up to the water. The surge reaches twenty
Speaker 1: feet and undating much of downtown. It predicted that when
Speaker 1: a Category five hurricane makes a direct hit on the Bay,
Speaker 1: parts of Penelas County, which is also home to Saint Petersburg,
Speaker 1: will temporarily become an island. The Barrier Islands and the
Speaker 1: golf will be completely covered with water, connecting the Gulf
Speaker 1: with Tampa Bay through flooded parts of the county. People
Speaker 1: who choose to remain or couldn't evacuate might be trapped. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: one hundred and sixty mile per hour winds of the
Speaker 1: storm were blowing roofs off of houses, smashing out windows
Speaker 1: of high rises like a whole punch through a paper
Speaker 1: card and so box set of the time. The scenario
Speaker 1: I just laid out's not made up by me in
Speaker 1: two thousand and nine, actually was in twenty nineteen. They
Speaker 1: did this article in twenty nineteen. In two thousand and nine,
Speaker 1: the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council drafted a plan for
Speaker 1: how to respond to potential hurricane catastrophe, dubbed it Hurricane Phoenix.
Speaker 1: In twenty seventeen, The Washington Post I did a feature
Speaker 1: on that and the potential to floods brought back up
Speaker 1: by Vox in twenty nineteen, and now everybody is talking
Speaker 1: about this, And of course then you have voxately pivots
Speaker 1: to climate change and how it's making hurricanes worse.
Speaker 20: No.
Speaker 1: Nineteen twenty one, and then also eighteen forty eight. Oh,
Speaker 1: look at that. This is a major hurricane that came
Speaker 1: in eighteen forty eight. Look at how that path there
Speaker 1: looks just like Milton, just like it. Wow. Now, so again,
Speaker 1: when we look at this and they're modeling this and
Speaker 1: they know from past experience, they're taking video clips of
Speaker 1: a lot of this stuff of hurricanes that have hit
Speaker 1: when they're doing a tabletop exercise, are they basing it
Speaker 1: on what we know happened in eighteen forty eight same path?
Speaker 1: Or did they plan this out, practice this out, and
Speaker 1: now they're implementing it with geoengineering. Well, I'll let other
Speaker 1: people debate that. I think though, that when we look
Speaker 1: at this stuff, it's very important to understand that we
Speaker 1: have to focus. This is why I say it's very
Speaker 1: might right. Is this geo engineering or is it climate change?
Speaker 1: And is this a plan or it is is it
Speaker 1: a reenactment of what happened in eighteen forty eight with
Speaker 1: a track of the hurricane that went through Tampa? This
Speaker 1: it is not clear to me when we look at that,
Speaker 1: and so I think that's why again I will say
Speaker 1: that yes, talk about geo engineering. Absolutely, Let's not let
Speaker 1: them censor this stuff. We should be able to have
Speaker 1: these discussions in the open and let the truth win.
Speaker 1: And I know that they put their thumb on the
Speaker 1: scale and it's now gotten really bad with censorship and
Speaker 1: demonization and conspiracy theories. But let's not give them ammunition
Speaker 1: by just throwing out terms like a bad meme, which
Speaker 1: is why MTG Alex Jones and so many people are doing.
Speaker 1: If you're going to get into it, get into it
Speaker 1: in depth and this debate. And I appreciate what Dane
Speaker 1: Wiggington is doing. I think if you're just going to
Speaker 1: do a flyby on this stuff, you're doing everybody a disservice.
Speaker 1: We need to look at this and see what is
Speaker 1: being done. But we can clearly see what FEMA is doing.
Speaker 1: We're going to take a break and we're going to
Speaker 1: come back and we're going to talk about that. We
Speaker 1: got a tip from Sprumford. Thank you very much, he said.
Speaker 1: I was surprised to see AP News admit in an
Speaker 1: article yesterday that the government was quote seating unquote hurricanes
Speaker 1: in the nineteen sixties, seventies, and eighties through Project Storm Fury. Yes. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think there's absolutely truth to that, and we need
Speaker 1: to work out what is happening with that. If they
Speaker 1: are manipulating the weather, we need to stop that, but
Speaker 1: they're also manipulting the information, and we got to not
Speaker 1: let them. We've got to approach this in a wise way,
Speaker 1: and I think we need to focus first on the
Speaker 1: institution that is right in your face, and I mean
Speaker 1: right in your face, FEMA, local government officials that are
Speaker 1: obstructing and blocking, and that's what we're going to do
Speaker 1: when we come back. We're going to make that our focus.
Speaker 1: And then we got other things to talk about besides
Speaker 1: the storms. But I think it's important to talk about
Speaker 1: these storms, not simply because this was hit my hometown,
Speaker 1: and the previous storm came really close to our town.
Speaker 1: I mean, it is amazing. Place is not even an
Speaker 1: hour away, totally destroyed Ashville a couple hours away, I
Speaker 1: guess from us one and a half hours, Karen says,
Speaker 1: you know, I mean it's like all around us. You know,
Speaker 1: we have things that happen and things that have happened
Speaker 1: to my son and all the rest of stuff. But
Speaker 1: you know, we look at it. God knows what he
Speaker 1: show us is capable of doing and what we can handle,
Speaker 1: and he spares us from some things and other things
Speaker 1: we we go through. And so everybody's got their own story,
Speaker 1: and we thank God that we were spared by this,
Speaker 1: not because we're better, probably because we're not as good
Speaker 1: as these people who are going through it. They can
Speaker 1: probably handle more than we can. We're gonna take a
Speaker 1: quick break and we'll be right back analyzing the globalists
Speaker 1: next move and now the deep a nutshell and up
Speaker 1: leaving Tampa area. So if you don't see me again,
Speaker 1: you know what happened, well, we'd be praying for you.
Speaker 1: I'll just say I would repeat again what Jack Lawson said.
Speaker 1: You can't get out, you're stuck in a situation like that.
Speaker 1: Make sure you got water. Clean out your bathtub, fill
Speaker 1: it up, fill up any containers that you got with water.
Speaker 1: Water in the bathtub. You can use it for flushing toilets,
Speaker 1: or if you feel like it's clean enough, you can
Speaker 1: drink it. But you know, get as much water as
Speaker 1: you can. Make sure that you turn off electricity. Make
Speaker 1: sure that if you've got any gas, you turn that off.
Speaker 1: Make sure that you board it up, and we'll be
Speaker 1: praying for you. I'm so sorry that you're still there.
Speaker 1: Said there's no gas or traffic out was impossible. She said,
Speaker 1: we should have left them out earlier. Well, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: You never know what to do with stuff like that.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not you know, you know, nobody should
Speaker 1: ever say, well you should have known better. No, it's
Speaker 1: not the case. But you know, we'll be praying for you, Grammy,
Speaker 1: for God, everybody. I pray for Grammy that she is
Speaker 1: protected from this. And again, you know we have seen
Speaker 1: first of all, pray that the people and Tampa pray
Speaker 1: this thing is just diminished by the time it gets there,
Speaker 1: that it's not as bad as they are saying, that
Speaker 1: it's not going to be a worst case, but I
Speaker 1: pray for especially. You know, God can preserve people even
Speaker 1: in the midst of a storm. Let's talk about what's
Speaker 1: going on with FEMA, and this is a good example.
Speaker 1: This is around bat Cave and what you have are
Speaker 1: a lot of Special Ops vets. And this story has
Speaker 1: been picked up now by several different news publications. I
Speaker 1: think the best one was the New York Post. And
Speaker 1: what happened was you had a guy who's retired to
Speaker 1: Special Ops and he could not get in touch with
Speaker 1: his family. He was in Austin, so he drove like
Speaker 1: eighteen hours straight to get there. He found that still
Speaker 1: blocked off, and so what he did was he hired
Speaker 1: a helicopter to take him in. And then he started
Speaker 1: talking to these people and he realized how bad the
Speaker 1: things where. He started organizing this and so now he's
Speaker 1: got a lot of Special Forces veterans that are there.
Speaker 1: They've organized themselves into a group that they laughingly call
Speaker 1: the Redneck Air Force, and they're faring an aid to
Speaker 1: the North Carolina Mountains. And as as a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: we're going to show the picture as well of that
Speaker 1: group that had the helicopter come in and scatter and
Speaker 1: blow around their supplies and stuff. That group called themselves
Speaker 1: the Cajun Navy. Well, this is the Redneck Air Force.
Speaker 1: And when they asked them about FEMA, when the reporters
Speaker 1: came there, he says, who's FEMA. Keep them out of here,
Speaker 1: he said. And I think this is an excellent example.
Speaker 1: And this is why it's important to talk about these things.
Speaker 1: It's not just about it's important because of the people.
Speaker 1: It's important because what's happening there. But I think it's
Speaker 1: also important for us to understand the nature and the
Speaker 1: character of government, and understand the nature and the character
Speaker 1: of volunteer support and the superiority of that. You know,
Speaker 1: I could read you all these quotes about what Alexister
Speaker 1: Tokl saw back in the eighteen thirties. But this is
Speaker 1: the real thing, and it's happening now, and it's an
Speaker 1: example to all of us. It's a ray of hope
Speaker 1: for all of us to see what is goinging on here,
Speaker 1: and it helps to define the nature and the character
Speaker 1: of our government and all of these agencies that are involved,
Speaker 1: as well as the lies and the gas lighting and
Speaker 1: the mainstream media and the telling us not to believe
Speaker 1: these people on the ground. Listen to the government press
Speaker 1: release that I've got for you right here, how contemptible
Speaker 1: they are, and hopefully people can see that. We have
Speaker 1: to make sure they can so. New York Posts hundreds
Speaker 1: of Special Operations personnel North Carolina have formed their own
Speaker 1: home grown rescue and supply operation and the aftermath of
Speaker 1: Hurricane Helene. After they grew tired of waiting for the
Speaker 1: federal government to get his act together, the New York
Speaker 1: Post found an all volunteer operation being run out of
Speaker 1: Harley Davidson Dealership with ruthless efficiency and military precision. These
Speaker 1: people know what they're doing and they're very organized, so
Speaker 1: organized as a matter of fact, that the North Carolina
Speaker 1: Guard when they got there, is taking orders from them
Speaker 1: because they're so organized. And kudos to the North Carolina
Speaker 1: Guard for doing that. Right. They always want to come in.
Speaker 1: Everybody wants to come in and say, I'm in charge here,
Speaker 1: and we'll talk about La La Harris trying to do that,
Speaker 1: trying to pull rank over to Santis, I'm in charge here,
Speaker 1: you know, how dare him not take my phone call?
Speaker 1: You get out of the way. You know, it's just
Speaker 1: just pathetic and really what Laala Harris did with the
Speaker 1: santis is essentially what FEMA and a lot of these
Speaker 1: local officials, like that deputy fire chief, what they try
Speaker 1: to do. You know, I want to be in charge.
Speaker 1: This is my chance, Barney. Fif's everywhere, and so kudos
Speaker 1: to the North Carolina Guard. When they get there, they
Speaker 1: see this is a well organized and run thing, and
Speaker 1: it's like, how can we assist you? Instead of saying
Speaker 1: get out of here. This belongs to me, which is
Speaker 1: what these people are afraid the FEMA is going to
Speaker 1: do when they come in. That's their biggest concern. The
Speaker 1: people who are actually helping, who have been there from
Speaker 1: the start, their biggest concern is how's the government going
Speaker 1: to come in and mess things up? Because that's all
Speaker 1: the government does. Whether you look at the economy, you know,
Speaker 1: oh well, look at all the jobs I created. Baloney, baloney.
Speaker 1: If there are jobs created, was in spite of you.
Speaker 1: It might have been because you reduce some regulations or taxes,
Speaker 1: but for the most part, it's in spite of you
Speaker 1: and your government. Who is FEMA? Said ex Green Beret
Speaker 1: Adam Smith. Adam Smith, just like the economist, the invisible
Speaker 1: hand of help right here, derisively responded when asked about
Speaker 1: the agency's presence on the ground there in bat Cave,
Speaker 1: North Carolina, he said, this disaster has definitively proven, without
Speaker 1: a shadow of a doubt, femas and competence and incapability
Speaker 1: and their malice really too, folks. That's the story, that's
Speaker 1: the focus. That's what we need to get the message
Speaker 1: out and drill it in because this is like everything
Speaker 1: that government does. I'm from the government. I'm here to
Speaker 1: help you, noting that the agency didn't even show up
Speaker 1: until Thursday, almost a week after the storm had killed
Speaker 1: at least two hundred and thirty two, nearly half of
Speaker 1: them in the mountainous west of North Carolina. Unwilling to
Speaker 1: stand idly by after feeling his community was languishing with
Speaker 1: inadequate support from the government, he enlisted the help of
Speaker 1: a few good men and women to take matters into
Speaker 1: their own hands. And again he is somebody who has
Speaker 1: had experience with this. The Harley Davidson Dealership has become
Speaker 1: a forward operating base, complete with a fleet of thirty
Speaker 1: five helicopters that have flown hundreds of rescue, reconnaissance and
Speaker 1: resupply sorties. Organizers were calling the effort the Savage Freedom
Speaker 1: Relief Operation, but Smith says they're proudly adopted an alternative moniker,
Speaker 1: the Redneck Air Force. The Dealership The Harley Davison Dealership
Speaker 1: teams with current and former soldiers decked out in cameo
Speaker 1: pants and army boots, with handguns strapped to their chests
Speaker 1: and hips. Crop duster pilot, helicopter tour guys, special operations pilots,
Speaker 1: most of them off duty or retired military, have answered
Speaker 1: the call from Smith and other North Carolina extensive military community.
Speaker 1: You see, we can handle our own problems better than
Speaker 1: the federal government. They're using their own aircraft to fly doctors,
Speaker 1: medicine generators, fuel, food to isolated residents cut off from
Speaker 1: the world by the unprecedented floods and washed out mountain
Speaker 1: roads that wiped out entire towns. Supplies and fuel for
Speaker 1: an operation of this magnitude dot come cheaply, but the
Speaker 1: group has relied entirely on donations, including about one hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety thousand dollars raised through a GoFundMe page. The
Speaker 1: whirr of helicopter blades provides a continuous soundtrack to the
Speaker 1: action on the ground as private aircraft touched down and
Speaker 1: take flight on a large lawn beside the dealership. Inside
Speaker 1: the garage, under a window covered in topographic maps of
Speaker 1: western North Carolina is the nurse center of the entire operation,
Speaker 1: where a former US Air Force combat controller and local
Speaker 1: firefighter direct relief flights based on intelligence, collated at an
Speaker 1: adjacent table by a team of men and women who
Speaker 1: are scraping social media and manning a tip line. And
Speaker 1: again they're coordinating the North Carolina National Guard. They came
Speaker 1: in even though the Democrat governor of North Carolina is
Speaker 1: not coordinating them. He's just as a wall as all
Speaker 1: the rest of them. Two military trucks are parked outside
Speaker 1: the garage, lad with reservists from the North Carolina National
Speaker 1: Guard awaiting directions from the volunteers. See good for them
Speaker 1: to have the humility to offer to help, but the
Speaker 1: humility to not demand I'm in charge here because I'm
Speaker 1: from the government. The well oiled machine began when Smith
Speaker 1: forty one, was unable to reach his daughter mother and
Speaker 1: the hurricane hit Broad River again. He was in Austin
Speaker 1: at the time. As I said, he drove eighteen hours
Speaker 1: got a helicopter pilot to take them in, and since then,
Speaker 1: after he started organizing, he's found some other people. He's
Speaker 1: found some other veterans. Since then, the flights have been
Speaker 1: nearly constant during daylight hours. But now that the effort
Speaker 1: has taken on a life of its own, Smith and
Speaker 1: others leading the operation have gone from cursing FEMA for
Speaker 1: its absence to hoping that it never arrives. He said
Speaker 1: he fears that their carefully calibrated research mission will be
Speaker 1: bogged down with the government red tape. If the Feds
Speaker 1: show up, that's right, they're going to come in. They're
Speaker 1: not going to have the humility either. We're in charge.
Speaker 1: Get out of here. That's not been approved about all
Speaker 1: this stuff. Nobody out here wants the federal agencies to
Speaker 1: come in. FEMA has walked into operation centers like this
Speaker 1: and has attempted to just take it over and tell
Speaker 1: them what they're doing is illegal and they're not allowed
Speaker 1: to keep going. I've seen it firsthand in this area,
Speaker 1: he said, And again that goes back to the kinds
Speaker 1: of discussions we had in twenty twenty. People come in
Speaker 1: and well, you're violating the law. No I'm violating your rule,
Speaker 1: and your rule stands in direct contradiction of what the
Speaker 1: constitution says. You tell me to shut down, or you
Speaker 1: tell me, I'm going to put a mask on my face,
Speaker 1: and it's not even a real mask. It's an N
Speaker 1: ninety five mask, or even worse, it's a handkerchief. Are
Speaker 1: you kidding me? You're going to tell me that that's
Speaker 1: the law. You don't even bother in your rules to
Speaker 1: define what a mask is. Naked tyranny. The emperors have
Speaker 1: no clothes, he said. My biggest fear is that they'll
Speaker 1: move into the area and in the process they will
Speaker 1: reinvent the wheel and rebuild the entire process and shut
Speaker 1: it down for quite some time. Well, guess what that's
Speaker 1: been FEMA's entire history. It's entire history has been this.
Speaker 1: And so yeah, we know that's what they have done.
Speaker 1: We know that's what they are doing. But now, oh,
Speaker 1: they're just as they were late to show up to
Speaker 1: the disaster area. Took them a week to show up
Speaker 1: to the disaster area. It's taking them quite some time
Speaker 1: to put together some kind of a propaganda in there
Speaker 1: to make themselves out to be essential heroes and that's
Speaker 1: going to be the one that's going to attack the
Speaker 1: people who have been volunteers, the people who are victims.
Speaker 1: Smith said he's even directly told agencies to stay away.
Speaker 1: I've respectfully told FEMA individuals on a couple of different occasions,
Speaker 1: don't come to our location. We don't want your help.
Speaker 1: By the way, that's what Governor DeSantis told them, and
Speaker 1: good for him, the only only governor to say something.
Speaker 1: In just a few days of Redneck Air Force has
Speaker 1: evolved from surveying road damage and going door to door
Speaker 1: on horseback to the military scale operation of today. With
Speaker 1: the group's rescue operations now complete, they've turned their attention
Speaker 1: to flying supplies to communities cut us off from communications
Speaker 1: and electricity. They've amassed around one hundred brand new GENERAQ
Speaker 1: GP two hundred I portable inverter generators, all neatly lined
Speaker 1: up and ready to deploy, each with its own full
Speaker 1: five gallon gas can. With temperatures set to drop in
Speaker 1: the low forties in the coming days, Harley choppers, the
Speaker 1: two wheel kind have been buried under piles of warm
Speaker 1: jackets set to be distributed to assist with the sick
Speaker 1: and the injured. They have a nurse on hand who
Speaker 1: measures and dispenses medication, with three paramedics, two nurse practitioners,
Speaker 1: and even a licensed physician rounding out their medical team.
Speaker 1: You see what a community can do. You see how
Speaker 1: we don't need the federal government. You see have federal
Speaker 1: government robs, threatens, obstructs, harms us. This is what this
Speaker 1: should look like. And again, you know, I had Jack
Speaker 1: lass on on. Take a look at his publication about water.
Speaker 1: Take a look. Go to Civil Defense Manual dot com
Speaker 1: and you've got a free chapter about water. But you
Speaker 1: need to prepare for this stuff in advance as much
Speaker 1: as you can. And as he said, he says, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't have used that name if I did it over
Speaker 1: again now, But he says, I was thinking about civil
Speaker 1: defense yesterday, said that thinking about civil defense because the
Speaker 1: government never did civil defense. You know, in Russia during
Speaker 1: the Cold War, the Russian government was very busy building
Speaker 1: underground places for people to shelter and things like that.
Speaker 1: In the United States now, as a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: there was a book I read. I think it's called
Speaker 1: Red Rock, but the subtitle is what I remember that
Speaker 1: was code name. Subtitle was the government's plan to save
Speaker 1: itself and let everybody else die. And it begins with
Speaker 1: the transition of power from Richard Nixon handing over the
Speaker 1: coach the football or whatever season. Flying over North Carolina
Speaker 1: where we used to live, there was one of these facilities.
Speaker 1: They called it Big Hole, and everybody said, yeah, it
Speaker 1: used to be this Cold War facility or anything. So
Speaker 1: one curious one day, Karen with two boys and car
Speaker 1: seats when they were little, drives down this road. Everybody
Speaker 1: told her about to see what Big Hole looked like.
Speaker 1: And all of a sudden, you hear all this loud
Speaker 1: mega you know, megaphone say turn back, this is a
Speaker 1: restricted area, and all the rest of the stuff is like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's been shut down, right, yeah, no, it's still there. Well,
Speaker 1: that facility figures quite prominently at the beginning, the very
Speaker 1: beginning of that book, and they also talk about Charlotte.
Speaker 1: And then of course, you know, we have one of
Speaker 1: these types of facilities that's been exposed up in New
Speaker 1: York City and a building that has a brutalist architecture
Speaker 1: on the outside. So we've seen these types of things
Speaker 1: happening and they never did anything. I mean, they'll tell people, well,
Speaker 1: if you're stuck on the road, like we see people
Speaker 1: being stuck on the road here trying to get out
Speaker 1: of Florida. If you're stuck on the road and you
Speaker 1: see the big nuclear flash in the city that you're
Speaker 1: just trying to escape, get out of your car and
Speaker 1: lay in the ditch. Oh yeah, that should do it.
Speaker 1: They never planned on helping us at all, So we
Speaker 1: help ourselves. And if we can do stuff in advance,
Speaker 1: that's even better, and do it locally. So again, you know,
Speaker 1: we need to understand what is happening, and we need
Speaker 1: and so let me play this. I've had a lot
Speaker 1: of people send this to me, and I had this
Speaker 1: two days ago and I thought, well, I don't have
Speaker 1: enough information really to talk accurately about this. And we
Speaker 1: still don't know, except you do know that this helicopter
Speaker 1: that came in and this is in Burnsville, North Carolina.
Speaker 1: This is another group they call themselves the Cajun Navy,
Speaker 1: and they have a site there where they brought in
Speaker 1: supplies and they're sorting them out. As I've said before,
Speaker 1: you know, people come in and they'll use a parking
Speaker 1: lot of a church, or maybe they'll come into a
Speaker 1: airport or something that they got all their supplies out there,
Speaker 1: and this helicopter is hovering there and flying around. They
Speaker 1: flew and hovered around for quite a bit, and people
Speaker 1: are waving them off, don't come in, don't come in,
Speaker 1: we don't want you here, and all the rest of stuff.
Speaker 1: But they stay there. They dip down and performed a
Speaker 1: rotor wash. They said, we seem to be deliberate destroying
Speaker 1: a lot of the staging area, harming people, blowing things around.
Speaker 1: You're going to see that here in just a second.
Speaker 1: The helicopter was unmarked. We were able to zoom in
Speaker 1: and see people wearing masks and maybe that was part
Speaker 1: of their equipment or maybe I don't know if that's
Speaker 1: usual or unusual, but they did. They called a local
Speaker 1: police department. They said, part of this, forty minutes part
Speaker 1: of this, two unmarked black SUVs running blue lights came around.
Speaker 1: So they believe that this is intentional. I believe it was,
Speaker 1: as well. Look at this has blowing, destroying things, blowing
Speaker 1: stuff around. Truly amazing. That's a good example of your government,
Speaker 1: isn't it. Isn't that like a proverb of the government.
Speaker 1: They come in and they fly overhead you know, they
Speaker 1: satisfy their curiosity. They create chaos and a problem for
Speaker 1: the people trying to help themselves, and then they fly
Speaker 1: away and their expensive taxpayer funded vehicles or brand new
Speaker 1: vehicles or convoys and stuff. I'll never forget. Where was
Speaker 1: the Bundy Ranch stand off when those sobs finally got
Speaker 1: it out of there? You know, they were blocking everything.
Speaker 1: When of those stand off when they finally left, it
Speaker 1: took forever. I'm standing out in the desert. I'm Dina Thirst.
Speaker 1: I'm talking constantly for like four hours, and we're watching
Speaker 1: this convoy of these brand new SUVs, each of them
Speaker 1: only had one person in it. Well, you want to
Speaker 1: talk about climate change, man, you know. And it was
Speaker 1: this convoy and somebody was counting of it was, I
Speaker 1: don't know, eighty to one hundred vehicles. You had all
Speaker 1: these people come in and each and every one of
Speaker 1: these government goons had their own brand new suv. Each
Speaker 1: one had an suv. And so yeah, they come in
Speaker 1: with their luxuriously outfitted stuff, and they come in and
Speaker 1: mess with us, don't they. So it's not just FEMA.
Speaker 1: This kind of action is characteristic of all bureaucracies. We
Speaker 1: see this happening in Canada as well. This is sent
Speaker 1: to me by a listener. He said, out looks like
Speaker 1: FEMA and Canada are really kind of on the same page.
Speaker 19: Throughout the Jasper fire, we encountered numerous examples of Parks
Speaker 19: Knada fire management actively obstracting our activities and not providing
Speaker 19: us with relevant information on fire.
Speaker 21: And you had the fire trucks and the water trucks
Speaker 21: available in order to engage the fire and Jasper in
Speaker 21: the town site.
Speaker 13: Correct, that's correct?
Speaker 21: And you were told specifically that you could not access
Speaker 21: and you were told specifically by Parks officials to not
Speaker 21: engage in fighting the fire and Jasper. Did I hear
Speaker 21: you say that?
Speaker 1: Correctly?
Speaker 19: You were able to use water from Pyramid Lake and
Speaker 19: not from Mathmaska River, and we were not allowed to
Speaker 19: engage the fire.
Speaker 21: Twenty fire trucks, fifty firefighters a how to engage the fire?
Speaker 20: Thank you, mister Jared like to start off with mister
Speaker 20: leave them. You had said that you were not you
Speaker 20: were not legally allowed to be there.
Speaker 13: Could you explain why you were not?
Speaker 19: And it was what I was explained to us by
Speaker 19: the Phration Section chief, the second in command to the
Speaker 19: instant commander. As far as I know, we were allowed
Speaker 19: to be there because this was through the Parks scandallys
Speaker 19: on person and our client that made these arrangements for
Speaker 19: us to be in there. I guess there's no legislative
Speaker 19: process to allow contract firefighters being their own.
Speaker 1: They're doing it under color of law. They don't have
Speaker 1: any law.
Speaker 19: The reasoning for that we we did not show up
Speaker 19: there unanticipated. This was arrangements that were made on behalf
Speaker 19: of our client Pursuit and Parks Candia before we showed up.
Speaker 19: It's not like we show up at the door and
Speaker 19: might be let in the barbarians. We it was our
Speaker 19: expectation that when we talked to the gate that we
Speaker 19: were supposed to be ready to go in to do
Speaker 19: our job to help protect the economic engine of Jasper.
Speaker 14: So were you able to.
Speaker 21: Or qualified to do structural fires or not?
Speaker 19: Yes, the true that we had in there, we're all
Speaker 19: the NFPA ten and one firefighters. The majority of them
Speaker 19: are part of active Vaunteer fire departments. So yes, the
Speaker 19: tree that I had in Jasper that night, we're all
Speaker 19: qualified ten and one firefighters.
Speaker 20: So you were all qualified, But yet you were asked
Speaker 20: to leave and not assist with any structural fires.
Speaker 13: Then yes, so they didn't say.
Speaker 14: Anything about that.
Speaker 20: You didn't have the capabilities to tie into the hydrants
Speaker 20: or the proper fittings or anything that way. There was
Speaker 20: no reason other than just please leave.
Speaker 1: That's right, Yeah, yeah, just please leave, right, same type
Speaker 1: of stuff. This is characteristic of bureaucracies everywhere, and that's
Speaker 1: why it needs to be exposed. Atomic Dog, thank you
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Speaker 1: She says it's called a tyranny of politicians. I wonder
Speaker 1: if that's in response to what I was saying the
Speaker 1: other day. You know, when we have they redefined in
Speaker 1: the UK, so we got bird flew out there, so
Speaker 1: now we got to register every bird, every backyard chicken,
Speaker 1: oh and even your pet birds we got to we
Speaker 1: got to register them. And so they had had a
Speaker 1: thing there where well if you got a flock of
Speaker 1: birds you got to register it and that was defined
Speaker 1: as fifty chickens, right well, then they redefined a flock
Speaker 1: down to one. And so I said, so, what do
Speaker 1: we call a group of politicians and bureaucrats? You know,
Speaker 1: you got a gaggle of geese. We call them a
Speaker 1: gaggle of politicians. That's what I'd like to do them do. Well,
Speaker 1: we got ravens, a group of ravens. You call that
Speaker 1: a murder, right, a pride of lions. Well there's a
Speaker 1: lot of pride murdering gaggling going on with all these
Speaker 1: deureacrats all the time, isn't it. But she says, just
Speaker 1: call it a tyranny. Yeah, that's what I think. It
Speaker 1: really has always has been a tyranny. We're not going
Speaker 1: to have to redefine that word to use it again.
Speaker 1: So one we're here, Trevelong. Thank you very much for
Speaker 1: the tip, says Karen. You've done such a great job,
Speaker 1: and she has, yes, and thanks for making sure David
Speaker 1: has matching ties to the set. It goes to show
Speaker 1: how much you both care about the broadcast. She does.
Speaker 1: She works on that very diligently. But just as I
Speaker 1: showed you, those people came in in Canada where they
Speaker 1: had the raging wildfires, and they said sorry that canna
Speaker 1: be allowed to help. I'm in charge here. It's against
Speaker 1: the law for you to help anybody. And these were qualified,
Speaker 1: trained firefighters who came in at the request of the companies,
Speaker 1: were the heart of the economy, there to protect him
Speaker 1: and said no, you can't come in. And this is
Speaker 1: we've got an article that we're going to get to
Speaker 1: in just a moment. Here a reminder from American House
Speaker 1: Hippo in Florida. And by the way, he's in Orlando too,
Speaker 1: so keep him in your prayers, but especially Grammy for
Speaker 1: Good in Tampa. But he sent me a reminder. He said,
Speaker 1: remember when you know, we had some of these fires
Speaker 1: in Canada in one particular area, they were just sitting
Speaker 1: on the equipment. So the people broke in, stole that equipment,
Speaker 1: started fighting the fires, and then they started fighting those
Speaker 1: people for fighting the fires to save their own homes. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I remember that. Talk a little bit about that coming up.
Speaker 1: But getting back to this Kevin Hill forty two from
Speaker 1: More County, just north of Fort Bragg, that's what I
Speaker 1: always called it, and I always will. I don't care
Speaker 1: that they renamed it. As a former Air Force combat
Speaker 1: controller who retired a little over a year ago, he
Speaker 1: decided to throw his lot in with a group when
Speaker 1: he heard about the operation from some of his ex
Speaker 1: military buddies. He said, this this is my comfort zone.
Speaker 1: This is the hub the brain. This is where we
Speaker 1: try to make sense out of the chaos. And then
Speaker 1: he detailed the dizely complex intelligence operation much like the
Speaker 1: airborne operations, and how they're in like a Swiss watch.
Speaker 1: He said, we got a group over here in cyber
Speaker 1: and they're scraping anything they get from social media. They're
Speaker 1: scouring for information. They put that intel into a shared
Speaker 1: document that we all have access to, updating the priorities
Speaker 1: for air or ground operations, matching that with assets, supplies,
Speaker 1: and personnel. This guy, he pointed over to a plane
Speaker 1: closed firefighter, this guy also vets the information we get
Speaker 1: because he's a local fire department guy. He's been indispensable
Speaker 1: and making sure we're doing the right stuff at the
Speaker 1: right time. He's not coming insight. I'm in charge here.
Speaker 1: If you do anything, I'm going to have you arrested.
Speaker 1: You know. That's what we saw from that idiot, and
Speaker 1: that those people got a big problem in their small town.
Speaker 1: They need to get rid of that city manager who
Speaker 1: looks like she's all of twenty two as well. They
Speaker 1: even had some National Guard forty seven Chinook helicopters dropping
Speaker 1: in to help airlift some of the large generators, the
Speaker 1: volunteers directing the massive choppers to where the cargo was needed.
Speaker 1: So far, the FEDS seemed to have heated Smith's call
Speaker 1: to leave them be, with one notable exception, and that
Speaker 1: was when President Biden did a fly by his presence
Speaker 1: shut down airspace in the area and stopped the volunteer
Speaker 1: effort in its tracks. And then I played for you yesterday.
Speaker 1: As he gets off, the reporter says, so you know,
Speaker 1: what are you gonna do about the storm? Storm? What storm?
Speaker 1: He didn't know why he was there, He didn't know
Speaker 1: where he was. Oh oh storm. Oh yeah. Everybody's got
Speaker 1: everything they need. They're really happy. No thanks to you, pal,
Speaker 1: No thanks to you. In spite of you. As a
Speaker 1: matter of fact, said the person said. Trump's team called
Speaker 1: and asked if we want him to come in. We
Speaker 1: said we would love to have him in, but we
Speaker 1: don't want another temporary flight restriction in the area. So
Speaker 1: they said, okay, we'll wait. He said, you know who
Speaker 1: didn't do that. The current administration didn't ask about that.
Speaker 1: He said that visit by Biden and a later one
Speaker 1: by La Law Harris prompted a thirty mile temporary flight restriction,
Speaker 1: which grounded the group's choppers, forcing the group to devise
Speaker 1: a work around, the details of which he kept close
Speaker 1: to the vest. You have to hide stuff from the government.
Speaker 1: You have to hide and work in secret to help
Speaker 1: people from the government. And it's always going to be,
Speaker 1: you know, when we can talk about all this directing
Speaker 1: of storms and anything, but I keep telling you the
Speaker 1: biggest storm that they are and directing and intensifying are
Speaker 1: the wars with Russia, the wars in the Middle East,
Speaker 1: the wars with China. Folks, those are the storms that
Speaker 1: they're weaponizing and intensifying, and the storms that they are
Speaker 1: directing right smack dab at us. And when war comes
Speaker 1: to America, the government will be there only to harm you.
Speaker 1: You know that's true. Smith was adamant that he was
Speaker 1: telling the government to butt out. He says, it's not
Speaker 1: about a power struggle. I don't care who runs it.
Speaker 1: Three things have to happen. Support and stability. Operations have
Speaker 1: to be efficient. They have to be effective, and we
Speaker 1: have to reinject capital into this local population. So again,
Speaker 1: when we go back that helicopter that just showed you,
Speaker 1: people have now gone through and identified it from flight
Speaker 1: tracking data that that black Hawk is owned by the military,
Speaker 1: a US military black Hawk Squawk sixty four or fifty
Speaker 1: three call sign Fury one forty seven. Now, where that
Speaker 1: person is stupid and competent or malicious, that's for you
Speaker 1: to sign. But the question is what will they do
Speaker 1: about it? And you and I both know the answer
Speaker 1: to that. Regardless of whether it was incompetent or malicious,
Speaker 1: there will be no discipline, there'll be no information. Other
Speaker 1: people have done the detective work and they have discovered
Speaker 1: what this is. They should be able to know who
Speaker 1: the crew is. But they won't do anything about it.
Speaker 1: It said, they'll ignore it. So one person put up
Speaker 1: believe your eyes. People, believe what you see is happening.
Speaker 1: And that's the key thing. We have to show people
Speaker 1: what is happening. One person says, you know the pilot
Speaker 1: needs to be prosecuted. Okay, well, I'll expect to see
Speaker 1: that happen sometime after we see the warp speed. Prosecutions
Speaker 1: don't you think, no, it's not gonna happen. And one
Speaker 1: of the reasons that won't happen is because the Republicans
Speaker 1: and Trump were heavily involved in that. Can't criticize President Trump,
Speaker 1: that's political suicide. That's suicide. If you've got a broadcast
Speaker 1: as well, can't criticize Trump. So then we've got Laala
Speaker 1: who shuts down operations to do her virtue signaling fly by.
Speaker 1: And then she is now starting to play games about
Speaker 1: this as this hurricane is bearing down on Florida, and
Speaker 1: as DeSantis is in charge of trying to organize this
Speaker 1: stuff and handle this stuff, she does this.
Speaker 10: And then governors fantas NBC is reporting Governor to Santas is.
Speaker 1: Ignoring your calls on hurricanes resources ignoring her calls. How
Speaker 1: does that hurt the situation here?
Speaker 22: You know, moments of crisis, if nothing else, should really
Speaker 22: be the moment that anyone who calls themselves a leader
Speaker 22: says they're going to put politics aside.
Speaker 1: Anyone calls themselves a leader needs to stand up and
Speaker 1: push everybody else out of.
Speaker 22: Way right now and playing political games the business in
Speaker 22: the political games rights situations, these are the height of emergency. Situations.
Speaker 22: It's just utterly irresponsible and it is selfish, and it
Speaker 22: is about political gamesmanship instead of doing the job that
Speaker 22: you saidn't else to do, which is to put the
Speaker 22: people first.
Speaker 1: She just described herself with all that stuff. It's gamesmanship,
Speaker 1: putting yourself above the people that you're there to help.
Speaker 1: All the rest of this stuff. Well, because NBC got
Speaker 1: in and started making accusations about desand its w how
Speaker 1: did you drop everything that you're doing and talk to
Speaker 1: this do nothing, know nothing woman who has been selected
Speaker 1: to be present, then selected to be on the ticket,
Speaker 1: and all the rest of this stuff. And so DeSantis
Speaker 1: came back and had this to say, if I can
Speaker 1: find it, let's see, it's one of the things that
Speaker 1: we've got here.
Speaker 4: Here we are an even bigger storm that's bearing down,
Speaker 4: as you pointed out, in a very populated area, potentially
Speaker 4: could do even more damage. And we've been laser focused
Speaker 4: on leveraging all resources available, including from the federal government,
Speaker 4: and I've been in touch with both FEMA and the President,
Speaker 4: as well as marshaling all our state agencies and working
Speaker 4: to support our local communities. And so for Kamala Harris
Speaker 4: to try to say that my sole focus on the
Speaker 4: people of Florida is somehow selfish, is delusional. She has
Speaker 4: no role in this. In fact, she's been vice president
Speaker 4: for three and a half years. I've dealt with a
Speaker 4: number of storms under this administration. She has never contributed
Speaker 4: anything to any of these efforts. And so what I
Speaker 4: think is selfish, it's her trying to blunder into this. No,
Speaker 4: and here's she has no work.
Speaker 1: No, she has no right to get my number, sess.
Speaker 4: I'm in contact with the President of the United States,
Speaker 4: I'm in contact with FEMA director. I'm obviously managing all
Speaker 4: our state agencies. We're supporting all our local government. And
Speaker 4: I will say this, I've had storms under both President
Speaker 4: Trump and President Biden, and I've worked well with both
Speaker 4: of them. She's the first one who's trying to politicize
Speaker 4: the storm doing that just because of her campaign. She's
Speaker 4: trying to get some type of an edge. She knows
Speaker 4: she's doing poorly, and so she's playing these puttal games.
Speaker 4: I don't have time for political games. I've got peoples
Speaker 4: whose lives are on the line. I've got people whose
Speaker 4: homes and their possessions are on the line, and we
Speaker 4: are focused one hundred percent on that mission. I'm not
Speaker 4: worried about playing her political games, and so she is
Speaker 4: being selfish by trying to blunder into this when we're
Speaker 4: working just fine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, ouch ouch completely owned her. Yeah, this is why
Speaker 1: anybody could have any you know, any of the people
Speaker 1: that were in the Republican field except for Trump, could
Speaker 1: have easily shut down Biden and or La. La is
Speaker 1: such a shame that we that they selected him, and
Speaker 1: it wasn't the voters, in my opinion, it was the
Speaker 1: political persecution that made him a martyr and his core
Speaker 1: cult that puts him in anyway, Lala has this to
Speaker 1: say about politicizing all this stuff.
Speaker 18: I mean, she's attacking the governor of a state that's
Speaker 18: about to get lashed with one of the most historic
Speaker 18: hurricanes we've ever seen. Is she crazy?
Speaker 1: Did not?
Speaker 23: Just to be clear, she was talking broadly about the
Speaker 23: politicization of the storms.
Speaker 18: I think she was talking about Ronda Santis. He did
Speaker 18: not ignore her a call, and in fact, according to
Speaker 18: what I've read tonight, he actually spoke to the President
Speaker 18: of the United States. Speak with President and he is
Speaker 18: and he has said time let's make excuses for government
Speaker 18: are working well together. So who here is politicizing this?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I hate to agree with Scott on anything, but Iree,
Speaker 9: I agree in this case.
Speaker 18: I actually agree with you that there's too much disinformation,
Speaker 18: misinformation or things that are not factual swirling about the hurricane.
Speaker 18: I actually think the facts are bad enough. When the
Speaker 18: storm came ashore, Biden was at the beach and Harris
Speaker 18: was raising money and that was on September twenty sixth.
Speaker 18: On September twenty seventh, we had devastation in North Carolina.
Speaker 18: It wasn't until October the second that the president mobilized
Speaker 18: the military, and it wasn't until the fifth that they
Speaker 18: mobilized five hundred search and rescue out of the military.
Speaker 18: So I think it's there's two things going on. The
Speaker 18: immediate impacted people and what they need and what they
Speaker 18: can get.
Speaker 4: People need to.
Speaker 18: Consult their local officials and governors about that. But there
Speaker 18: is a conversation to be had here about spending priorities, yes,
Speaker 18: and also about presidential decision making, which, in my opinion
Speaker 18: and in the opinion of a lot of Republicans, were really,
Speaker 18: really slow.
Speaker 19: I think I think you're totally right about spending priorities.
Speaker 19: That's a big conversation we.
Speaker 1: Don't want to have on CNN. Yet, let's have a
Speaker 1: conversation about getting the federal government out of our lives.
Speaker 1: Folks are not necessary. They're a millstone. Who's running the government.
Speaker 1: Biden didn't even know where he was. And Elia says, ah,
Speaker 1: they got everything they need and they're very happy. La
Speaker 1: La tries to interject herself like that Barney five deputy
Speaker 1: fire chief. She does it on a national level. And
Speaker 1: of course you can see that woman there at San Ancisto,
Speaker 1: all beside herself, trying to define, to defend the indefensible
Speaker 1: that's being done by that. But again, who is running
Speaker 1: the country. Well, Washington is incapable of it. See, we
Speaker 1: have put so much, We've dumped so many things over
Speaker 1: to the federal government and to these do nothing bureaucracies.
Speaker 1: They're not going to about anything except themselves. We have
Speaker 1: dumped so much stuff over the fence to them, abandoned responsibility.
Speaker 1: And I'm especially talking about Congress. Both Democrat and Republican
Speaker 1: majorities have kicked this over the fence to them, and
Speaker 1: they simply are not capable of handling it. It's the
Speaker 1: same thing we see with any centrally planned and controlled economy.
Speaker 1: I don't care if you've got the smartest people there,
Speaker 1: and we certainly don't have the smartest people there. Even
Speaker 1: if you've got the smartest people there, they can't centrally
Speaker 1: plan the economy. We've seen this fatal conceit with the
Speaker 1: Soviet Union, with all these different detalitarian communist governments, and
Speaker 1: now it is in Washington, and it's their folks. By
Speaker 1: popular demand, we have demanded that Washington do this and
Speaker 1: that Washington do that, and so we're to blame for
Speaker 1: allowing that to be. That's why we need to focus
Speaker 1: on these people who step up, have a can do attitude,
Speaker 1: who have the skills, and people who defer to the
Speaker 1: people who have the skills, how can I help you,
Speaker 1: instead of saying, well, I'm in charge here because I've
Speaker 1: got this rank or whatever. We need to get real
Speaker 1: about our society and stop being gas lit by the
Speaker 1: media and by national politicians. Yeah, it was a stunt,
Speaker 1: and La La is just like FEMA. I'm in charge,
Speaker 1: I'm in charge and then does nothing and capable of
Speaker 1: doing anything, doesn't know what to do. I mean, you
Speaker 1: saw those idiots from FEMA played for you yesterday, so
Speaker 1: DeSante says. So now, Lala Harris is trying to say
Speaker 1: that my sole focus on the people of Florida is
Speaker 1: somehow selfish and delusional. Share the glory with me. Come on,
Speaker 1: obey me, defer to me, put me up on a pedestal,
Speaker 1: that's what she's saying. Well on Rumble, Laura Marie sixty
Speaker 1: one oh nine, thank you very much. Now I'm a
Speaker 1: monthly supporter on Rumble. I appreciate that Texas Coast South.
Speaker 1: These storms create the best, the best crises. And what's
Speaker 1: the magic saying, never let a good crisis go to waste? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's well, we need to try to turn that around
Speaker 1: for ourselves as well. And Drameda one, thank you very
Speaker 1: much for the tip. And Marky Mark thank you for
Speaker 1: the tip. Says Shame on those helicopter pilots for rotor
Speaker 1: washing the supply area. Shame on them, he says in
Speaker 1: all upper case, and he's absolutely right. Look, how could
Speaker 1: you not know as a helicopter pilot what you're doing.
Speaker 1: That's why I say I don't believe at all that
Speaker 1: it was incompetence or stupidity. It was malicious absolutely malicious.
Speaker 1: And as you saw that video, that video was edited
Speaker 1: that had been flying around and trying to wave them
Speaker 1: off for quite some time and refused to leave and
Speaker 1: then comes down and washes the area with the rotors.
Speaker 1: And again, all of this happened after some black SUVs
Speaker 1: with lights came in. That's your guver minute work, folks.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but that is what they truly are about.
Speaker 1: We're gonna take a quick break and we'll be right back.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the David Night Show.
Speaker 1: Well, welcome back. I want to go over some emails
Speaker 1: that I've gotten. And again that clip that showed you
Speaker 1: from Canada, that came from a listener, Alex, I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: Thank you. That was about Jasper Albert. He says, sounds
Speaker 1: like FEMA and the group there in Canada called Parks
Speaker 1: Canada share notes. Well, the bureaucracies are more like than
Speaker 1: you can imagine, regardless of where they are. And then
Speaker 1: this was sent by American house hippo who is in Orlando,
Speaker 1: and again keep them in our prayers and Grammy for God,
Speaker 1: and he said, here's a flashback. Remember the flashback about
Speaker 1: the stolen quote unquote stolen Canadian fire trucks. Well, he says.
Speaker 1: First of all, he says, please thanks k thank Karen
Speaker 1: for me jumping. Please, thank Karen for me for jumping
Speaker 1: into unknown territory. So sorry about Whistler's current suffering, and
Speaker 1: pray that he recovers soon. Yes, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: And Alex said that as well. But he said on
Speaker 1: a Monday show, he says, I was absolutely outraged when
Speaker 1: I heard the federal employee and there want to be
Speaker 1: municipal lackeys standing in the way of saving efforts. I
Speaker 1: used to be a volunteer fireman back in Ontario in
Speaker 1: the nineteen nineties, and I can't imagine myself or any
Speaker 1: of my fellow firemen from the chief on down behaving
Speaker 1: like that. It's just unreal, he said. And Malley, last
Speaker 1: year cops were literally blocking people from getting to safety
Speaker 1: that could really get them hurt in a place like this,
Speaker 1: he said, it also reminded me of something you reported
Speaker 1: on last year in Canada's Subswap region. The firemen were
Speaker 1: standing and the citizens standing down, and the citizens took
Speaker 1: it upon themselves to commandeer the fire trucks and to
Speaker 1: deal with the situations themselves. He said. Many who stayed
Speaker 1: behind have had altercations with the British Columbia Wildlife Service
Speaker 1: and officers, some of which have been circulated on social media,
Speaker 1: some of which have involved garbage being thrown as the
Speaker 1: firefighters over being told to remain on their property or
Speaker 1: blocked people with unapproved aid as the government requires permits
Speaker 1: to enter and to help fight the fires, right to
Speaker 1: get back into the area, and that's what we've also
Speaker 1: seen from FEMA. Even after the event, you have a
Speaker 1: permit to come back in. Some residents have taken the
Speaker 1: firefighting equipment. They used it for their own purposes, which
Speaker 1: the government said is stealing. The residents have characterized it
Speaker 1: as a last resort. A resident there and Sushwaps said
Speaker 1: a shoe. Schwap said, they make everybody look like a
Speaker 1: bunch of bad people. They're not stealing that, they're using it.
Speaker 1: These people out there right now, they're putting their lives
Speaker 1: on the line and they're proud of it. And the
Speaker 1: government and the powers that be, for some unknown reason
Speaker 1: don't like it because they're not at the center of
Speaker 1: the situation. It says over and over again again, from
Speaker 1: La La Harris down to a deputy fire chief, we
Speaker 1: see it. So they started accusing them of stealing a
Speaker 1: whipment they weren't using it to do anything. And these
Speaker 1: people again got it then, and why look at this.
Speaker 1: I just got to say, folks, you should always trust
Speaker 1: your government. You should trust your government to lie. You
Speaker 1: should trust your government will steal. You should trust that
Speaker 1: your government will harm you. That's what you should trust.
Speaker 1: People are exhausted, people are emotional, People aren't getting sleep,
Speaker 1: people are frustrated, and there's no communication here. They said
Speaker 1: at the time, the whole community in North Shoeeschwap is
Speaker 1: very upset because the whole region is crawling with police.
Speaker 1: Call off the police. Let the citizens who are there
Speaker 1: fight the fires and deal with the emergency situation. Now
Speaker 1: that's their property, that's their life there. They're going to
Speaker 1: defend that. And again this kind of reminds me of
Speaker 1: the situations that we have with the school shootings. Right,
Speaker 1: Let people defend themselves. Let teachers defend themselves and their students.
Speaker 1: They're not going to be heroes. If somebody comes in
Speaker 1: with a gun threatening to shoot them or other people
Speaker 1: that they're going to be defending their own life. And
Speaker 1: these are people who are defending their own lives as
Speaker 1: well and their own property that's there, and people always
Speaker 1: do a better job than a government that doesn't really
Speaker 1: have any anything there. So again when this is also
Speaker 1: sent to me, I said, this person was concerned about
Speaker 1: the air force involvement during Helleen. But again, some of
Speaker 1: that is going to happen with Noah. Noah works in
Speaker 1: conjunction with other federal agencies. That's just what they do.
Speaker 1: And then finally this is forwarded to me, not by
Speaker 1: a listener, I don't think, maybe by a listener, but
Speaker 1: I don't know what it was originally from, but this
Speaker 1: is originally directed toward Wayne Allen Root the original message,
Speaker 1: and this got forwarded and forwarded and forwarded again. Finally
Speaker 1: somebody forwarded it to me. And so we need to
Speaker 1: gather these individuals together and we need to take legal
Speaker 1: war crime action for this weather weapon. Well, let me
Speaker 1: just say that, if you're not going to say anything
Speaker 1: about the obvious criminal actions of FEMA, start there, Start there.
Speaker 1: If you can get people to see what's going on
Speaker 1: with that, they'll be ready, perhaps to believe you, to
Speaker 1: investigate whether or not there is any kind of weaponization
Speaker 1: of the weather that type of thing. But you better
Speaker 1: start with what is obvious, and if you're not going
Speaker 1: to do something about that, then you're never going to
Speaker 1: get anywhere with the other stuff. That's why I say
Speaker 1: the misconduct and the crime is being done by FEMA.
Speaker 1: That's what should be the focus. And if you can't
Speaker 1: do something about what is public and what people who
Speaker 1: are there on the scene are very angry about and
Speaker 1: willing to test, if I about if you can't do
Speaker 1: anything about that, you're not going to be able to
Speaker 1: do anything about some secret government operation either. Think about that.
Speaker 1: And then this was sent to me. This is Harry
Speaker 1: hound Afford. This to me, this is somebody teachers for choice.
Speaker 1: They're I'm sure they're talking about abortion, not vaccines, right,
Speaker 1: but they said there's been rumored that Jared Kushner who
Speaker 1: it was Jared Kushner who brought alex Azar and Scott
Speaker 1: Gottlieb and again alex Azar was the CEO of Eli Lelly,
Speaker 1: one of the biggest and perhaps the most politically connected
Speaker 1: of all the big pharmaceutical companies. Alex Asar was put
Speaker 1: in as head of HHS, and HHS is this big
Speaker 1: bureaucracy of bureaucracies they have underneath them the FDA and
Speaker 1: all of the NIH and you know then underneath the
Speaker 1: NIH is Fauci's ni AI D and everything welse. This guy,
Speaker 1: alex as R was in at the very top of
Speaker 1: this multi headed hydra of this bureaucracy of bureaucracy. You know,
Speaker 1: we always talk about the Bank of International Settlements, it's
Speaker 1: a central bank of central banks. Well, HHS is the
Speaker 1: bureaucracy of bureaucracies. And it's Scott Gottlieb, the guy who
Speaker 1: he came from Visor and he has returned to Vince
Speaker 1: now the revolving door, just like Steve Han, you know,
Speaker 1: going back and forth to moderna. Anyway, has been rumored
Speaker 1: that it was Jared Kushner who brought in Alex's Arnscott
Speaker 1: Gottlieb into Trump's first administration put an end to jfkrfk's
Speaker 1: Vaccine Safety Commission. Who knows They've got a lot of
Speaker 1: money for it, right, And we do know that Jared
Speaker 1: Kushner was and it's openly that got the emails where
Speaker 1: he and Steve Menuchin were conspiring in twenty nineteen about
Speaker 1: creating a CBDC. Yeah, Jared Kushner, the guy who's his
Speaker 1: family's crooks and friends of crooks. One of the biggest
Speaker 1: white collar criminals are out there, and of course got
Speaker 1: Trump to pardon them. Finally, this email here, this is
Speaker 1: sent to me by Sam. It was an article on Breitbart.
Speaker 1: Cardinals attend an LGBT event promoting expression of homosexual love.
Speaker 1: And in the article they say, well, you know, love
Speaker 1: is love, Love is love. What does that really mean?
Speaker 1: You know, it's one of the things I've talked about before.
Speaker 1: Of course, ce slewisted a great article. I guess you
Speaker 1: could call it about the four different types of love.
Speaker 1: You know, it's like the Eskimos have got like something like,
Speaker 1: you know, three dozen different names for snow. They know
Speaker 1: their snow, and as fring Zappa said, you know, watch
Speaker 1: out where those doggies going. Don't you eat that yellow snow. Well,
Speaker 1: I don't know if they've got a name for the
Speaker 1: yellow snow, but we do the They've got all kinds
Speaker 1: of different names for different types of snow, right, it's powdery,
Speaker 1: if it's icy, whatever. Well, the Greeks had four different
Speaker 1: words for love, and so that's kind of lost in translation.
Speaker 1: If these bishops or whoever the cardinals cardinals. The cardinals
Speaker 1: should get back to their cardinal principles, the first principles.
Speaker 1: They should actually go back and read it, and perhaps
Speaker 1: they might go back to the original Greek and look
Speaker 1: at the four different types of love. There's something to
Speaker 1: think about. You know. You have the four different types
Speaker 1: of love that are used in the Greek New Testament.
Speaker 1: You have store gay, which is an affection for family
Speaker 1: and friends, that kind of affection. That's one type of love,
Speaker 1: isn't it. Then you've got philoh, which is like a
Speaker 1: brotherly love or a camaraderie or something right, people who
Speaker 1: share a sense of belonging around something right. It's like
Speaker 1: a camaraderie or brotherhood. Then you have eros, which is
Speaker 1: romantic love or now in our society just secks. Right,
Speaker 1: that's eros, and that's what the cardinals don't understand. Not
Speaker 1: all love is eros. And then you have the fourth one,
Speaker 1: which is agape, and that is a selfless love, the
Speaker 1: kind of love that seeks to help others, puts them ahead,
Speaker 1: doesn't look for anything in return. That is the kind
Speaker 1: of love that God shows us. But they just say, wow,
Speaker 1: love is love. And again, you know, I don't know
Speaker 1: of any Bible translation that makes that distinction. That's why
Speaker 1: I say, you know, don't get hung up on a
Speaker 1: particular version of the Bible. Go to places like the
Speaker 1: Blue Letter Bible. They've even got the original. You know,
Speaker 1: when you look up the Bible text, it's even there,
Speaker 1: and you're King James only version. But take a look
Speaker 1: at that, and then look at the words that are there,
Speaker 1: and it's really going to open up your eyes if
Speaker 1: you go back and look at what the original Hebrew
Speaker 1: and the Greek meant. It's not something that you necessarily
Speaker 1: need to do in order to know God, but if
Speaker 1: you want to know more fully, look more deeply, and
Speaker 1: it'll be like, you know, I can drive without my glasses.
Speaker 1: It scares Karen if I do, but I see so
Speaker 1: much more clearly at a distance when I've got them on,
Speaker 1: and so you'll see things a lot more clearly if
Speaker 1: you look at this. I'll just say one more thing.
Speaker 1: You know, the famous passage where Jesus after the resurrection,
Speaker 1: asked Peter if he loves him right three different times
Speaker 1: after Peter had him three times, and then those three
Speaker 1: times he keeps saying to Peter, do you agape me?
Speaker 1: And Peter says, I, h see, was it Fileo or yeah, Fileo?
Speaker 1: You In other words, I you're my brother, you're my comrade,
Speaker 1: And so he says, no, do you love me unconditionally selflessly?
Speaker 1: I see you as my brother, my comrade. You know,
Speaker 1: does that three different times kind of you know, when
Speaker 1: you look at it from that standpoint, it kind of
Speaker 1: gives all new meaning to it. Well, I want to
Speaker 1: think some of the people who have shown Agape loved
Speaker 1: us unconditional love to us, and some of the people
Speaker 1: who have sent us contributions in the mail. And I
Speaker 1: don't know, have we updated the gas gauge yet? Okay,
Speaker 1: we haven't updated the gas gauge yet, but this is
Speaker 1: written by Scott and Samantha said, David, for what is worth.
Speaker 1: We do not think you were over the top. We
Speaker 1: listened to you, love you for your honest and passionate positions.
Speaker 1: Please don't be discouraged. I think you have held it
Speaker 1: together well regarding your son, and I've lost it on
Speaker 1: minor things. We're at the point of being your own
Speaker 1: doctor or there are many things, many resources on the topic. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: you know, it just underscores how it no matter, you know,
Speaker 1: if you go to a doctor, please please do research
Speaker 1: on everything they want to do everything that they hand you,
Speaker 1: and don't just you know, do cursory research. Don't just
Speaker 1: look at web md. Look at people who have actually
Speaker 1: had this drug and find out what it did to them.
Speaker 1: And they put the quote there, give me a chocolate
Speaker 1: factor and I'll be the next Willy Wonka. That's what
Speaker 1: I was talking about. The guy that they set up
Speaker 1: which Imani Yogurt brought him over from Kurtis Stan I think,
Speaker 1: and they gave him a yogurt factory and then said
Speaker 1: and now we're going to change all the school's menus
Speaker 1: so that everybody's going to buy his product, Greek yogurt. Well,
Speaker 1: I want to thank the other people also who have
Speaker 1: sent things. This is we've just got these. This is
Speaker 1: Woody from Ohio, Karen C. Dale, L Lois L a
Speaker 1: Brother in Christ from North Jersey Hills is what it was.
Speaker 1: Signed Mary N. Mark C HD from North Carolina, Judy E.
Speaker 1: Scott and Samantha T. Greg R. Floyd P. Thank you
Speaker 1: all of you so much. And the brother in Christ
Speaker 1: from North Jersey Hills wrote a very nice letter and
Speaker 1: a very very generous contribution. I really do appreciate that.
Speaker 1: Thank you, brother, he says, I'm attended to your show
Speaker 1: for the duration, for the insightful commentary. Just consider doing
Speaker 1: a two hour show that could be even more incisive. Also,
Speaker 1: maybe my wife wouldn't be so jealous of me listening
Speaker 1: to you for three hours. It is a big lift,
Speaker 1: and we need to try to One of the things
Speaker 1: I was talking about the other day is whether or
Speaker 1: not I changed the length of it and I started
Speaker 1: doing three hours because it was just a timeslot that
Speaker 1: I had. But it's a lot harder to do three
Speaker 1: hours when you've got to do three hours of all content,
Speaker 1: as opposed to when I did a three hour show
Speaker 1: when it was on the radio. There's only two hours
Speaker 1: of content and you've got breaks all through it, and
Speaker 1: so it's a very different thing. However, by the time
Speaker 1: I go through four dozen different news things, I look
Speaker 1: at the stuff and I just want to talk to
Speaker 1: people about what I've seen. So that's one of the
Speaker 1: things that I did. So I don't know what we're
Speaker 1: going to do with that, but this is one thing
Speaker 1: that we do need to do, and that is we
Speaker 1: need to articleize what is there. So many times there's
Speaker 1: something That is a really key point that I want
Speaker 1: people to understand. For example, fluoride. For example, right one
Speaker 1: of the things in these fluid wars, the fluoridation of
Speaker 1: public water supply. One of the things that people need
Speaker 1: to understand is that it never makes any sense. We
Speaker 1: can have the argument again, we can have the argument
Speaker 1: about floride being harmful or helpful. I think that argument,
Speaker 1: the science comes down very strongly on the side that
Speaker 1: it harms and it doesn't help at all. Just talked
Speaker 1: about that. In the last couple of weeks, we had
Speaker 1: a judge say, you know, hey, I think that this
Speaker 1: is toxic. We need to stop this. And that was
Speaker 1: after the EPA lowered the limit that had been much higher,
Speaker 1: and so he says, I think we need to stop
Speaker 1: this type of thing from happening. But again, the question
Speaker 1: is how much are people getting if you're going to
Speaker 1: drop it in the water. That's a whole other thing.
Speaker 1: And then, of course, yesterday I talked about the fact
Speaker 1: that the dental group or dental research it wasn't a
Speaker 1: dental group. The dental groups are all for it. The
Speaker 1: medical community and the dentists and anything. They want you
Speaker 1: to drink your fluoride. I wonder if we should start
Speaker 1: putting a toothpaste on our sandwiches too. Wouldn't that help?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'm sure that would help with our teeth.
Speaker 1: Don't you think we could squirt We're gonna drink sugar drinks, Well,
Speaker 1: you should squirt toothpaste in it first, right. These people
Speaker 1: are idiots. Dentists are really dangerous. They don't care what
Speaker 1: they put You talk about somebody, you know, the operation
Speaker 1: was successful with the patient died. They don't care what
Speaker 1: they do to your mouth and the long term or
Speaker 1: short term effects of that kind of stuff, as long
Speaker 1: as they can get that cavity. Got to get that cavity.
Speaker 1: So there's some of the worst defenders. But you had
Speaker 1: people who went back and looked at cavity rates of
Speaker 1: floridated water and communities that had fluoridated water and cavity
Speaker 1: rates and places where it did, and they said, it
Speaker 1: doesn't make any difference. So it's not effective of anything,
Speaker 1: and it certainly isn't safe. And but I say, we
Speaker 1: go back and forth about these types of things. The
Speaker 1: key thing is if they're going to dump it in
Speaker 1: the water, they don't care about safety or efficacy. If
Speaker 1: your dosage is too low, it's not going to be effective.
Speaker 1: If it's too high, it's dangerous, even if it's something good.
Speaker 1: And of course the evidence is that fluoridation is not.
Speaker 1: So I say all of that to say that I
Speaker 1: need to start doing articles so that I can get
Speaker 1: the kind of stuff that I really want out of
Speaker 1: three hours. That was really kind of the thing that
Speaker 1: I wanted people to take away. That of course in
Speaker 1: the censorship as well. But I don't need to write
Speaker 1: an article about my own censorship. That's not really a
Speaker 1: new story. So we're going to take a little bit
Speaker 1: of a break and we're going to be right back.
Speaker 1: First of all, do not obey says being a Christian
Speaker 1: man in a WOK world isn't about fitting in. It's
Speaker 1: about standing out for Christ. Don't let the world new
Speaker 1: to your faith be bold. That's absolutely right. We need
Speaker 1: to all article somebody wrote said Christian men need to
Speaker 1: be danger rus. If they don't consider you to be dangerous,
Speaker 1: you're doing your job. We'll be right back.
Speaker 13: Stay with us.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the David Night Show.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about Lebanon and not about the war. Let's
Speaker 1: talk about what happened before the war, which is hyperinflation.
Speaker 1: You see, before all of this, Lebanon had become and
Speaker 1: this is an article from Zero Heggs. Lebanon had become
Speaker 1: a symbol of how quickly a seemingly stable society can
Speaker 1: descend into chaos and economic ruin. It was once a
Speaker 1: very prosperous modern nation. Lebanon's recent past serves as a
Speaker 1: vivid example of what a full blown currency collapse looks
Speaker 1: like in a modern advanced economy. This article was originally
Speaker 1: from Bitcoin magazine. And they talk about bitcoin, they don't
Speaker 1: talk about gold, but same thing applies, right, bitcoin, gold, silver,
Speaker 1: same type of thing, and again you know you can
Speaker 1: it's getting outside of the currency is the key thing.
Speaker 1: It's fiat currency versus something else. And I'm a gold
Speaker 1: and silver guy. I want to have something that is
Speaker 1: simple that I know where it is if it's not
Speaker 1: in my direct physical possession or whatever. I don't like
Speaker 1: the complications of bitcoin, but you know your mileage, very
Speaker 1: very you may be comfortable with that anyways. As there
Speaker 1: are some great books that describe hyperinflation and detached academic terms,
Speaker 1: but he said, what is often missing is the human
Speaker 1: story and what it's like to actually be a normal,
Speaker 1: productive person with a family and a bank account, and
Speaker 1: then to have your country's currency collapse. Tony Ardbin has
Speaker 1: talked many times about when he was in Iraq and
Speaker 1: he saw in real time how the currency there just collapsed.
Speaker 1: It wasn't immediately became worthless. Well, here's an account. This
Speaker 1: guy who is all about bitcoin, he had a friend
Speaker 1: who had a business there, and he said, this is
Speaker 1: his story. He said, for a while, I've known that
Speaker 1: my friend Tony Yasbeck, co founder of the Bitcoin Way,
Speaker 1: had experienced this reality. But it wasn't until I watched
Speaker 1: his interview, this interview with him, that I realized how
Speaker 1: valuable a story is for everyone to hear. Tony's story
Speaker 1: offers a rare personal glimpse in what it means when
Speaker 1: your country's banking system disintegrates and we lose access to
Speaker 1: your savings, when food prices rise tenfold in just a
Speaker 1: few months, and when even basic necessities like medicine and
Speaker 1: fuel become luxuries. Folks. We can talk about geo engineered storms,
Speaker 1: we can talk about weather being weaponized, but our financial
Speaker 1: system is being weaponized against us. Our financial system is
Speaker 1: being created like a storm. I said before. We got
Speaker 1: storms that are being created abroad in terms of war
Speaker 1: in the Middle East, Russia, with China, that type of thing.
Speaker 1: We also have the economic storms that they are weaponizing
Speaker 1: against us. And then of course we have the weaponization
Speaker 1: of the IRS, the Department of Justice, the artificial intelligence,
Speaker 1: all of them being weaponized to surveil and to control
Speaker 1: everything that we do. And what do we need to do, well,
Speaker 1: we need to prepare for the storm they're headed into.
Speaker 1: And of course the best preparation that you can do
Speaker 1: about anything is to have a relationship with God, and
Speaker 1: that is the key thing that's going to get you
Speaker 1: through the different circumstances. There the only thing that's going
Speaker 1: to get you through those circumstances. He goes on to
Speaker 1: say Lebanon was a vibrant, cosmopolitan country, often called the
Speaker 1: Paris of the Middle East, as economy thrived on banking
Speaker 1: on tourism, on services, and positioned itself as a bridge
Speaker 1: between East and West. For his friend Tony, he said,
Speaker 1: this prosperity wasn't an illusion, it was his daily life.
Speaker 1: He said, I ran three thriving businesses and I lived
Speaker 1: a luxurious lifestyle. Whether it was the latest cars, the
Speaker 1: best restaurants, or the hottest clubs. Beroot had it all.
Speaker 1: Yet beneath the surface cracks here forming Lebanon's banking sector,
Speaker 1: once a source of pride, was built on unsustainable practices,
Speaker 1: and the country was drowning in debt. For years, Lebanon's
Speaker 1: central Bank had pegged the Lebanese pound to the US
Speaker 1: dollar at an artificially high rate, creating a false sense
Speaker 1: of stability. This currency egg required constant inflows of dollars
Speaker 1: to maintain, and when those inflows dried up, the house
Speaker 1: of cards collapsed. In twenty nineteen, Lebanon's banks began restricting
Speaker 1: access to savings, imposing and formal capital controls without any
Speaker 1: legal framework. Overnight, said Tony, people lost access to their funds.
Speaker 1: You couldn't withdraw your own money, and even if you could,
Speaker 1: it was in Lebanese pounds or rapidly losing value. For
Speaker 1: those unfamiliar with the currency crisis, the limitation of bank
Speaker 1: withdrawals is one of the first signs that the system
Speaker 1: is failing. A lot of people got scared when Bank
Speaker 1: of America had some kind of a computer problem. We
Speaker 1: got people sending us stuff and the banks were all down.
Speaker 1: I was told by you know, my bank is Bank
Speaker 1: of American. When I call them, they said all the
Speaker 1: banks are down. I think they mean all their branches
Speaker 1: pretty much, but it was localized to them. But just
Speaker 1: imagine in this complicated infrastructure that we have that is
Speaker 1: so easy to accomplish, either by our government and a
Speaker 1: false flag attack, or by a hostile operator, or even
Speaker 1: by criminals outside of the system. The governments and the
Speaker 1: banks tried to delay the inevitable by locking down money
Speaker 1: in the system, but by then it's too late. Tony
Speaker 1: watched helplessly as his savings of operating and his business crumbled.
Speaker 1: All of his businesses crumbled. He said, I went from
Speaker 1: being a successful entrepreneur to having just seventy dollars to
Speaker 1: my name, and what felt like the blink of an eye.
Speaker 1: I couldn't pay rent, school fees or even afford basic groceries. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we know what that's like. It was what I call
Speaker 1: my y two K. You know, white two K didn't
Speaker 1: affect everybody, but sure affected me. As a year that
Speaker 1: we tried to get out of our business and we
Speaker 1: got caught up in this scam. The guy that bought
Speaker 1: it was a scam artist, and at the same time
Speaker 1: the dot com thing bust and so yeah, I know
Speaker 1: what that's like. Been there, done that, got the T shirt.
Speaker 1: Hyperinflation took hold shocking speed. A loaf of bread that
Speaker 1: once cost fifteen hundred Lebanese pounds shot up to over
Speaker 1: thirty thousand Lebanese pounds within months, a factor of twenty,
Speaker 1: magining a loaf of bread twenty times more expensive in
Speaker 1: just a couple of months. Fuel prices even worse, he said,
Speaker 1: it also went up by factor twenty went A gallon
Speaker 1: of gas went from twenty five thousand Lebanese pounds over
Speaker 1: five hundred thousand Lebanese pounds again factor of twenty. For
Speaker 1: the first time in my life, I didn't know what
Speaker 1: to do. I felt completely helpless. As Lebanon's currency collapsed,
Speaker 1: so did its social fabric. Basic goods became scarce. The
Speaker 1: price of everyday items skyrocketed. There were reports of gangs
Speaker 1: taking over neighborhoods, controlling access to goods, and demanding protection fees.
Speaker 1: This is what's going to happen in America sooner or later.
Speaker 1: The Petro dollar, the reserve status of the dollar, is
Speaker 1: in shaky ground. They cannot keep kicking this canned down
Speaker 1: the road. And what our government has done with its
Speaker 1: currency and how it is weaponized it as part of
Speaker 1: its attempt to have a global empire, all those chickens
Speaker 1: are going to come home to roost, he said. Even
Speaker 1: electricity became a luxury and folks, without even having a
Speaker 1: financial crisis, the policy of this current government and many
Speaker 1: of the people the entire Democrat Party is the same
Speaker 1: policy that has ruined the United Kingdom, where they now
Speaker 1: their cost of electricity is four times what our says.
Speaker 1: You got a one hundred dollars a month electricity bill,
Speaker 1: how would you like to have a four hundred dollars
Speaker 1: a month electricity bill for the same amount of usage,
Speaker 1: or if it's two hundred, about eight hundred. And the
Speaker 1: policies that did that to the United Kingdom are being
Speaker 1: put out there globally for every country in the West,
Speaker 1: and our country is rapidly moving down that as well
Speaker 1: by design, and that is all going to hit at
Speaker 1: the same time as these financial issues do. Even electricity
Speaker 1: became a luxury item. The national grid was in shambles.
Speaker 1: People had to rely on private generators. But can you
Speaker 1: afford the fuel to run them. Many families were forced
Speaker 1: to live without power for long stretches of time. People
Speaker 1: turned to alternative forms of exchange. Bartering became common, with
Speaker 1: people trading goods and services directly. If you couldn't pay
Speaker 1: in cash, you might offer plumbing work in exchange for groceries,
Speaker 1: he said. Digital currencies, especially stable coins like teather, also
Speaker 1: gained traction as people sought ways to preserve value outside
Speaker 1: of the collapsing banking system. And again he's going to
Speaker 1: talk all about crypto currency, but you can do all
Speaker 1: of that with gold and silver, and you know, you
Speaker 1: don't have to have, in my opinion, the complication and
Speaker 1: the added security issues that are there with cryptocurrency. If
Speaker 1: I had known about bitcoin, he said, before the crisis,
Speaker 1: that could have saved me gold. Also, bitcoin would have
Speaker 1: given me a way to store value outside of the
Speaker 1: banking system which completely failed. I wouldn't have been locked
Speaker 1: out of my own savings and I could have preserved
Speaker 1: my wealth. We'll see, if you have gold and silver,
Speaker 1: you're outside of the system, and you're outside of the
Speaker 1: internet system as well, and all the other dependencies that
Speaker 1: are there with all the rest of the stuff. Even
Speaker 1: as Lebanon's currency lost over ninety percent of its value.
Speaker 1: Bitcoin had its purchasing power held on to his purchasing power. Globally,
Speaker 1: he points to the US as an example of a
Speaker 1: country that is walking exactly down the same dangerous path
Speaker 1: as Lebanon. He said, all fiata currencies are headed to
Speaker 1: zero eventually, as we all know. We've heard that many times.
Speaker 1: Some will fail sooner than others, but they will all fail,
Speaker 1: and the US dollar might be the last to go,
Speaker 1: but its turn is coming. And there are countries either
Speaker 1: when we talk about competition, weaponizing and wars and all
Speaker 1: the rest of stuff. Since we have now made a
Speaker 1: weapon out of our currency, quite obviously, it's now target.
Speaker 1: So now we have people who are actively working on
Speaker 1: the outside to take down this lever of power that
Speaker 1: we have, even as our own government, through either and
Speaker 1: competence or maliciousness, takes it down as well. That's why
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Speaker 1: buy in at a given fiat dollar amount each month
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Speaker 1: and so it helps you to get a better price,
Speaker 1: and it helps you to accumulate it on a regular basis.
Speaker 1: It's a good thing to have a regular savings program. Again,
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Speaker 1: gold and Tony Ardeman, who will be joining us tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I think the World Bank wants you to replace your
Speaker 1: signature with biometrics and with digital IDs. That's where this
Speaker 1: is heading. And we see this happening. We've had a
Speaker 1: couple you know, Norway has now pulled back and then
Speaker 1: we're going to go cash list and now they said no,
Speaker 1: we're going to we have to maintain the cash stuff
Speaker 1: because hey, you know, the electricity system might go down
Speaker 1: since we've all gone into this really expensive and unreliable
Speaker 1: green system. So some of the countries are pulling back.
Speaker 1: We've had the US and Canada deny that they're going
Speaker 1: to continue to go down that path. I don't believe
Speaker 1: them at all. We have Israel pushing very very hard
Speaker 1: to go cashless. There. They are typically you can kind
Speaker 1: of watch them and see where globalism is added because
Speaker 1: Netanyahu is in lockstep with him. He's in front of
Speaker 1: the band, marching like a drum major with all this stuff. So,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't think that I don't believe any
Speaker 1: government that says that they're not interested in this anymore.
Speaker 1: They all are. And the World Bank again wants to
Speaker 1: They want everybody to have an ID. They want to
Speaker 1: be biometric, they want digital IDs. We don't want you
Speaker 1: to have a signature or anything that is going to
Speaker 1: be physical or analog. Everything's got to be taken captive
Speaker 1: into their world. Well, Charles Nner is warning of the
Speaker 1: imminent end of the the American Empire. He said the
Speaker 1: Iranian missile attack in Israel was just the beginning. He says,
Speaker 1: I don't know how big this war is going to
Speaker 1: be because everybody is going to be involved, he said,
Speaker 1: But he said, and he's he's not in America. He says,
Speaker 1: I don't have a vote in all this stuff. But
Speaker 1: he says, looking at it, you know he knows what
Speaker 1: Biden is doing. He says, even if Trump wins, I
Speaker 1: don't think he can fix what needs to be fixed.
Speaker 1: I don't think so either. I don't think he could
Speaker 1: fix it if he wanted to, and I don't think
Speaker 1: he wants to, not after what I saw in twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: If I had, you know, as I said in twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: there was no way that I was going to vote
Speaker 1: for somebody who turned the government over to fauci in
Speaker 1: his milk, somebody who had turned over tens of billions
Speaker 1: of dollars to create without any testing or any kind
Speaker 1: of scrutiny, these warp speed vaccines that were completely radically
Speaker 1: different we'd already seen in twenty nineteen, and pushing for
Speaker 1: vaccine mandates for MMR and other things like that. We'd
Speaker 1: already seen him in twenty nineteen pull his gun control
Speaker 1: betrayal and things like that, and along those lines, the
Speaker 1: first three years, Trump would have been the standard politician
Speaker 1: that you see betraying his voters, betraying principles, and that
Speaker 1: type of thing. But twenty twenty was so far over
Speaker 1: the top you can never trust him again anyway. He says,
Speaker 1: I don't even know how to fix the United States anymore.
Speaker 1: Say's this guy. He's in the Netherlands, He's Dutch. According
Speaker 1: to the cycles, he said, the US has finished this
Speaker 1: war now will probably turn into a world war. And
Speaker 1: the problem is that the US will have to fight Russia, Tryina,
Speaker 1: North Korea, Ron. They have no chance to win. Nobody
Speaker 1: will have to invade the United States. They'll just finish
Speaker 1: them off of rockets from the air. It's a hopeless situation.
Speaker 1: And it's not even that. I mean, it's the infrastructure
Speaker 1: and all the rest of the things that can happen, right.
Speaker 1: You don't need to have a weaponized storm to destroy infrastructure.
Speaker 1: That can be done with cyber attacks. That can be
Speaker 1: done with people coming across the border, shooting up transformers,
Speaker 1: a lot of different things. He says, gold is a
Speaker 1: place to be for the next three years. He thinks
Speaker 1: that things are going to get very, very crazy. So
Speaker 1: we're going to take a quick break and we're going
Speaker 1: to come back. We've got more to talk about. I
Speaker 1: want to get into the second Amendment because we've got
Speaker 1: some new information about that. We have some ridiculous things
Speaker 1: being put out there by La La Harris trying to
Speaker 1: virtue signal about guns. So we're going to take a
Speaker 1: quick break. We'll be right back. You're listening to the
Speaker 1: David Knight Show. Well, the Supreme Court is going to
Speaker 1: be making a ruling about a new ATF restrictions, and
Speaker 1: we can thank Trump for that type of thing. It
Speaker 1: used to be that they would pretend that the Congress
Speaker 1: could violate the Constitution and infringe on our rights to
Speaker 1: keeping their arms, our rights to protect ourselves, our god
Speaker 1: given rights. No, the Congress doesn't have the legal authority
Speaker 1: to infringe on our god given rights that are specifically
Speaker 1: protected by the Constitution. They don't have that power. But
Speaker 1: it got worse under Trump. Trump pretended that the president
Speaker 1: has that kind of power, that the president and the
Speaker 1: bureaucratic organizations like the ATF that are under the executive
Speaker 1: branch have that kind of power. And so this is
Speaker 1: just the latest one. And it looks like, according to reason,
Speaker 1: they think that the Supreme Court might ghost the Constitution
Speaker 1: over ghost guns. That's not their headline. That's the way
Speaker 1: I put it Supreme Court is considering where they're rule
Speaker 1: targeting ghost guns exceeds the agency's statutory authority, and it should,
Speaker 1: because just recently we've had the Supreme Court weigh in
Speaker 1: on the Chevron doctrine. The Chevron doctrine was, well, the
Speaker 1: bureaucracies have expertise, and because they have expertise, we're going
Speaker 1: to give them a large leeway to basically craft all
Speaker 1: new policy that they never had the authority to do
Speaker 1: and that was never given to them by Congress. We're
Speaker 1: so far away from the Constitution, aren't we Isn't it amazing?
Speaker 1: You know? The ninth and tenth Amendment says, oh, by
Speaker 1: the way, just because we didn't mention something doesn't mean
Speaker 1: that you can assume it. And if you don't have
Speaker 1: that power given to you expressly, you don't have it.
Speaker 1: It is retained by the states and the people who
Speaker 1: created you. Well, we forget about that. And instead they
Speaker 1: have assumed that they have all power to do anything
Speaker 1: that they wish. And then the Congress has created this
Speaker 1: abomination of a shadow government. If you will to choose,
Speaker 1: you don't elect, it's unelected, it's unaccountable. The bureaucracy that's there.
Speaker 1: You know, the swamp that all the Trump tards talk about.
Speaker 1: They don't even know what they're talking about. Call it
Speaker 1: what it is, call it the bureaucracy. I mean, just
Speaker 1: you don't have to come up with a swamp name.
Speaker 1: But anyway, they don't do anything about it. And all
Speaker 1: that was under the president. He could have done something
Speaker 1: about it. Instead, what he did was he gave it
Speaker 1: even more power. He weaponized the swamp and he said,
Speaker 1: we got the power to whatever we want. You just
Speaker 1: make this up. And the course that's been used, Lalla, sit,
Speaker 1: you do it right away. It has been used by Biden.
Speaker 1: Trump used it for the bump stock and everything they're saying.
Speaker 1: The Biden administration's restrictions on firearms. The Supreme Court on
Speaker 1: Tuesday considered whether or not they are consistent with the
Speaker 1: Gun Control Act of nineteen sixty eight. Well, you should
Speaker 1: consider whether or not they're consistent with the Constitution, but
Speaker 1: we don't have a Supreme Court like that. As with
Speaker 1: the Trump administration's ban on bump stocks, which the Court
Speaker 1: rejected in June, whether or not this rule violates the
Speaker 1: Second Amendment is not the issue. They don't care. It's
Speaker 1: whether or not ses the authority the Congress gave the BATF.
Speaker 13: Why is that?
Speaker 1: Since when does Congress take precedent over the Constitution. Don't
Speaker 1: they swear to uphold and defend the Constitution as a
Speaker 1: condition of their office. How in the world do we say, well,
Speaker 1: the Constitution doesn't matter anymore. What did Congress say and
Speaker 1: why they say back in nineteen sixty eight? Or yeah?
Speaker 1: I mean, you know anyway, And I said, looking at
Speaker 1: the question, it looks like most of justices seem inclined
Speaker 1: to uphold the new regulations. The Fifth Circuit courts of
Speaker 1: the ATF rule flouts clear statutory text and exceeds the
Speaker 1: legislatively impose limits on agency authority and the name of
Speaker 1: public policy. Again, the Chevron ruling overturn the Second Amendment.
Speaker 1: And you know, when you talk about the ghost guns
Speaker 1: and the fact that they're created by programming and stuff
Speaker 1: like that, this really is a First Amendment issue as well.
Speaker 1: So they're going to violate the First Amendment and Second Amendment.
Speaker 1: We've already had these types of test trials where they said, well,
Speaker 1: you can't restrict the general instructions on how to make
Speaker 1: a gun. This is a First Amendment restriction. Information about
Speaker 1: how to make a gun is a First Amendment of violation.
Speaker 1: But they're going to violate the first Amendment and violate
Speaker 1: a second amendment. They said, this is aimed at banning
Speaker 1: what the administration calls ghost guns. So if we give
Speaker 1: it a scary name like a ghost gun, well then
Speaker 1: we do whatever we want to. There's nothing new under
Speaker 1: the sun. The tyranny and the evil of man is
Speaker 1: still the same thing, because people have not fundamentally changed.
Speaker 1: And that's what the founders of this country understood. While
Speaker 1: we had to pay attention to them, they were honest
Speaker 1: enough and wise enough. They're wise enough to understand human nature.
Speaker 1: They were honest enough to do something about it. And
Speaker 1: only if we have a wise and moral population will
Speaker 1: we ever be able to have that form of government
Speaker 1: that was given to us by wise, moral people. That's
Speaker 1: what John Adams said. Essentially, under prior regulations, manufacturers and
Speaker 1: sellers of those products did not have to obtain federal licenses,
Speaker 1: didn't have to mark the parts with serial numbers, or
Speaker 1: conduct background checks on buyers. But the new rule applies
Speaker 1: all three of these requirements. To quote any kits or
Speaker 1: nearly complete frames or receivers that can readily be converted
Speaker 1: into a farm. Do you understand the problem with this?
Speaker 1: And this is what the questioning going back and forth
Speaker 1: is all about. Well, you know, at what point do
Speaker 1: you start regulating a potential firearm? Right you have the
Speaker 1: potential to create a farm. So they've got a lot
Speaker 1: of questions going back and forth. The ATF incorrectly asserting
Speaker 1: that this can easily be done in less than an
Speaker 1: hour by somebody without any technical capability at all, which
Speaker 1: is not true. But even if it were, they don't
Speaker 1: have the authority to stop it. See this is again
Speaker 1: coming back to the same type of thing we're talking about. Well,
Speaker 1: you don't have the authority to have those supplies here
Speaker 1: to save your life. You have to get my permission,
Speaker 1: and that's not authorized, so you can't have it. These
Speaker 1: people want to turn everything into a privilege that is
Speaker 1: granted by them, and we've got to not play that game,
Speaker 1: you know, that's their preferred pronouns. We have to shove
Speaker 1: it back into their face. So again they want to
Speaker 1: redefine what a firearm is to be a collection of parts.
Speaker 1: Well you understand where that leads. That leads to banning
Speaker 1: all parts and being able to fix sort of as
Speaker 1: well as manufacturer things. So again, it's also very much like, well,
Speaker 1: potentially what you say, because I know who you are.
Speaker 1: I've seen articles from you that I don't like and
Speaker 1: I don't agree with. So I'm going to call you
Speaker 1: a disinformation agent and I'm going to shut you down
Speaker 1: so you can't post anything. And that's going to be
Speaker 1: happening to us preemptively. Now it's happening, you know, a
Speaker 1: platform by platform, a person by person. I've been marked
Speaker 1: persona non grata by YouTube. I can't even put up
Speaker 1: Christmas music anymore. The same thing is going to happen
Speaker 1: at the level of my computer if I get a
Speaker 1: new computer someday, which I have no plans of doing.
Speaker 1: I have no plans of updating my operating system, even
Speaker 1: though Apple constantly pesters me to do so. And I
Speaker 1: have no intention of upgrading my hardware because I know
Speaker 1: it's going to be attached to that it's going to
Speaker 1: be all kinds of controls in the same way as cars. Right,
Speaker 1: I've got twenty twelve cars and I'm keeping them there
Speaker 1: at that point. I don't want anything else there. But
Speaker 1: they're going to shut you down because they hate you,
Speaker 1: and because they hate you, they hate your speech and
Speaker 1: anything that you say could potentially be hateful speech. So
Speaker 1: they're going to shut it down. Well, they hate guns
Speaker 1: and they hate gun parts, and they're going to shut
Speaker 1: down any potential creation of all of this stuff. That's
Speaker 1: what this is ultimately about. And so we don't know
Speaker 1: what the Supreme Court is going to do. But meanwhile,
Speaker 1: while this is happening, La La Harris finally did an
Speaker 1: interview with sixty Minutes, but now that is under a cloud.
Speaker 1: People are saying they obviously edited this thing, gave two
Speaker 1: different answers to the same question that they put up
Speaker 1: there for her, and so now the Trump camp and
Speaker 1: other people are saying, we want to see an unedited
Speaker 1: transcript of what this was. We know how you're messing
Speaker 1: with this stuff. But even though they're in her camp
Speaker 1: and even though they are trying to help her, she
Speaker 1: bragged about how she's got a gun, and the guy
Speaker 1: who was interviewing her at CBS actually called her on
Speaker 1: the virtue signaling and the total BS.
Speaker 21: You recently surprised people when you said that you are
Speaker 21: a gun owner.
Speaker 13: And then there's someone came into your house.
Speaker 23: Not the first time I shot it.
Speaker 1: That's not the first time I've talked about it. So
Speaker 1: what kind of guns you own?
Speaker 13: And when and why did you get it?
Speaker 23: I have a lock and I've had it for.
Speaker 1: And a lot of times.
Speaker 24: My background is in law enforcement, and so there you go.
Speaker 1: Have you ever fired it? Yes, he doesn't believe it
Speaker 1: at all at a shooting range. Yes, of course I have. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you believe that. She couldn't be any more of an
Speaker 1: obvious liar than when you catch a little toddler that's
Speaker 1: just took a bite out of the chocolate cake and
Speaker 1: he's got the icing all over his face. It's written
Speaker 1: all over her face that she's lying. And then there's
Speaker 1: this This is put up by a Costas Costas Moros
Speaker 1: on Twitter. He said, noe. California law classifies all glocks,
Speaker 1: all glocks as quote unsafe handguns unquote because they do
Speaker 1: not have compliant chamber load indication of the so the
Speaker 1: lack of a magazine disconnect mechanism, and until our lawsuit
Speaker 1: caused California to repeal the requirement, of course, they lacked
Speaker 1: micro stamping. The only reason we can still buy generation
Speaker 1: three glocks is because they are grandfathered in, but they
Speaker 1: are still classified as quote unsafe handguns unquote in California,
Speaker 1: we can't buy more modern glocks new in a gun store,
Speaker 1: only secondhand from exempt cops or those who moved here
Speaker 1: with them from other states.
Speaker 2: So how did she get her gun?
Speaker 1: She supported, he says, the Unsafe Unsafe Handgun Act, and
Speaker 1: she banned it such that microstamping began to be in
Speaker 1: forced in twenty thirteen. So why does she own an
Speaker 1: unsafe handgun? Is she lying to impress people? Well, it
Speaker 1: wouldn't be the first time that she did something like that.
Speaker 1: Remember when we go back, and this was back in
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen. She went on the Breakfast Club and she
Speaker 1: said while she was in college, she smoked weed and
Speaker 1: listened to Snoop and Tupac. Snoop and Tupac didn't release
Speaker 1: records until nineteen ninety one to ninety two. La La
Speaker 1: graduated from college in nineteen eighty six. They didn't have
Speaker 1: their first records until five or six years after she
Speaker 1: graduated school. They caught her in that lie. Why was
Speaker 1: she lying? Well, she was lying because everybody knew that
Speaker 1: she had locked up a lot of people applied excessive
Speaker 1: charges to them, excessive cruel and unusual punishment in the
Speaker 1: sentences that they got for possession of pot. And she's
Speaker 1: trying to get people to think, oh, well, she's good,
Speaker 1: she's not a narc she's not a drug warrior, right,
Speaker 1: And yes she was, and she makes up this story
Speaker 1: and unfortunately for her, she gave too many details. So,
Speaker 1: you know, she didn't talk about the glock, which typically
Speaker 1: most people would give details about which model they had
Speaker 1: or something like that caliber or something. Now, she didn't
Speaker 1: give me that detail. It's very oh, yes, I own one. Well,
Speaker 1: of course I used to be in law enforcement that
Speaker 1: type of thing. And so that's what she's doing with this.
Speaker 1: She's bragging because she's worried that the people who own
Speaker 1: guns won't vote for her because they know that she's
Speaker 1: going to do her best to take them away, just
Speaker 1: like she did when she lied about pot, because people
Speaker 1: who liked to smoke pot figured that she would try
Speaker 1: to take it away from them. And she owns that
Speaker 1: brand of gun, the glock. The White House has been
Speaker 1: going after it. As one person said, I'm bearing arms
Speaker 1: dot com. Yeah, rules for the but not for me
Speaker 1: type of person that's exactly what she is. Well, we're
Speaker 1: going to take a quick break and when we come back,
Speaker 1: we're going to talk a little bit about what is
Speaker 1: happening on the abortion front and on the political front.
Speaker 2: So we will be right back. You're listening to the
Speaker 2: David Knight Show.
Speaker 1: Well, we were talking earlier about people had particular skills.
Speaker 1: Maybe they're helicopter pilot. Well, we're not all helicopter pilots.
Speaker 1: We're not all medics. Of course, Handy is on his
Speaker 1: way in case you want to try to help him.
Speaker 1: He's planning on trying to get supplies in past the
Speaker 1: enemy lines of FEMA to people who need it, leaving
Speaker 1: on Friday. But you know you can. Not all of
Speaker 1: us are helicopter pilots. Not all of us can help
Speaker 1: with medical issues. But I liked this story about people
Speaker 1: who just shut up and did what they could. This
Speaker 1: is off of World Magazine being the Hands and Feet
Speaker 1: Jesus in midst Tragedy. They said a convoy of Hope
Speaker 1: disaster response team stopped in Tallahassee, Florida to write out
Speaker 1: the storm Helene when it came through, so they knew
Speaker 1: it was coming out further side. They stopped in Tallahassee.
Speaker 1: But they were right there, poised, righty to come in.
Speaker 1: Why didn't FEMA do that? Right? FEMA had the same information.
Speaker 1: These volunteer teams did, a lot of them came across
Speaker 1: the country, so they were ready as soon as the
Speaker 1: storm had passed by their way to go in and help.
Speaker 1: And that's what this group, Convoy of Hope did, So
Speaker 1: they stopped in Tallahassee, they wrote out the storm. Then
Speaker 1: the organization positioned fourteen vehicles from its disaster fleet just
Speaker 1: outside Helene's forecasted impact zone and was poised to offer
Speaker 1: eight as soon as possible. Meanwhile, you know, FEMA, as
Speaker 1: as we saw the ads for them. You know, you
Speaker 1: can earn eighty one hundred dollars a week and you
Speaker 1: can be on standby in hotel for at least a week.
Speaker 1: So they were ready to move in. Vice president of
Speaker 1: Public Engagement for Convoy of Hope said it's unique response
Speaker 1: to a hurricane and that there are so many different
Speaker 1: fronts where the damage is catastrophic. There are five six
Speaker 1: different states where people are really hurting. As local, state
Speaker 1: and federal agencies scrambled to assess the damage and to
Speaker 1: launch rescue operations. These ministries already began mobilizing relief, so
Speaker 1: they're thinking about what they're going to do. Yeah, we're
Speaker 1: fixing to do something. While the other people did it.
Speaker 1: Communities around the country gathered supplies to send to those
Speaker 1: in need as the volunteers converged on hard hit areas.
Speaker 1: In Florida, Convoy of Hope set up its operations in
Speaker 1: a former timber mill and began providing water, food, and
Speaker 1: hygiene kits to thousands of families. Well, that makes me
Speaker 1: think of when we went up to Oregon and we
Speaker 1: talked to the logger had Hope helped. I think this
Speaker 1: is his name, and you know he's ending getting near
Speaker 1: the end of his career because of age, not able
Speaker 1: to work more. He had saved his money to buy
Speaker 1: land and he was going to gradually sell off the
Speaker 1: timber that was going to be his retirement, and because
Speaker 1: of mismanagement by the federal government, all of his property burned.
Speaker 1: But as we were there, he said, you look at this,
Speaker 1: It used to be a vibrant community. Said there's nothing
Speaker 1: left here anymore. He said, there are no jobs except
Speaker 1: for the federal bureaucrats who move in. He said, you
Speaker 1: look at that made me think about it. The lumber mill.
Speaker 1: So you look at the lumber mill. Used to be
Speaker 1: a very busy lumber mill. But they won't let people
Speaker 1: take dead trees out of the forest, which is why
Speaker 1: the forest burns. So they not only shut down the
Speaker 1: jobs the lumber mill and all the jobs supporting that,
Speaker 1: but then they also put everybody at risk of fire
Speaker 1: because of that, because of that very thing, and then
Speaker 1: that risk happened, and so nobody had any jobs there.
Speaker 1: Nobody was moving there. He said. There's a few retired
Speaker 1: people who move here because it's like a vacation. Everybody says,
Speaker 1: the only people have jobs are federal people, and if
Speaker 1: they burn the place up, they just get sent somewhere
Speaker 1: else to know as grimlins to take that place apart
Speaker 1: as well. Anyway, So they said that. Meanwhile, other States
Speaker 1: sen emergency teams help recovery efforts in the hard hit
Speaker 1: Appalachian Mountains at each of its relief stations. Samaritan Purse
Speaker 1: Partners work with local church to be the hub of operations.
Speaker 1: By the way, I would just you know, I don't
Speaker 1: want to recommend anybody in particular, but I would recommend
Speaker 1: you stay away from the Red Cross. I've seen some
Speaker 1: bad stuff about the Red Cross in this but just
Speaker 1: from what happened with blood transfusions and stuff like that
Speaker 1: with a vaccine, I don't support that organization. I would
Speaker 1: not encourage you to support the American Red Cross either.
Speaker 1: Disasters have about an eight day to a two week lifespan,
Speaker 1: and then when it's off the front page of the newspaper,
Speaker 1: when it gets out of the new cycle, people forget.
Speaker 1: This is why we work through and with local churches,
Speaker 1: they said, because the local church was there before the disaster,
Speaker 1: it's there in the middle of the disaster, and it's
Speaker 1: going to be there long after the disaster. That's why
Speaker 1: we work with communities. That's why it is so important
Speaker 1: to do that well. The Supreme Court, as they're looking
Speaker 1: at ghosting the Second Amendment. The Supreme Court has rejected
Speaker 1: the Biden administration's attempt to force Texas to allow emergency
Speaker 1: abortions because you see the Biden administration, the Democrats, most
Speaker 1: of Washington, DC is all about abortion wars, mutilation of children,
Speaker 1: grooming of children. The Supreme Court rejected a bid by
Speaker 1: the Biden Harris administration forced doctors in Texas to commit
Speaker 1: so called emergency abortions and violation of state law. The
Speaker 1: justices rebuffed the Biden Justice Department's appeal of a lower
Speaker 1: court ruling the blocked enforcement pro abortion federal guidance mandating
Speaker 1: the emergency facilities commit abortions and states that ban them.
Speaker 1: And of course they're still out there trying to force
Speaker 1: pro life organizations to buy insurance coverage for abortions and
Speaker 1: all the rest of this stuff. They purported to reinterpret
Speaker 1: the federal emergency medical treatment so it's always about emergency,
Speaker 1: emergency emergency. Well, we're going to have to have emergency
Speaker 1: abortions in addition to all of the emergency takeovers of
Speaker 1: everything that they can think of. The JD. E. Vans
Speaker 1: in the meanwhile, has talked about how they would like
Speaker 1: to end his administration with Trump would end funding for
Speaker 1: planned parenthood. Well, maybe I ought to talk about this
Speaker 1: to Mike Johnson. Why is it that this is cantinuing
Speaker 1: under Mike Johnson. Well, because Mike Johnson has a rubber
Speaker 1: stamped anything that the establishment wants. He's one of the
Speaker 1: best examples of how Washington is a uni party without
Speaker 1: any principles whatsoever. And so Trump had said during the debate,
Speaker 1: and this is one of the reasons why again, you know,
Speaker 1: we talk about if you're going to just throw some
Speaker 1: stuff out, you should be able to communicate it, you
Speaker 1: should be able to back it up. That's what I
Speaker 1: said about people just carelessly throwing out whether modification, without
Speaker 1: giving anybody any details or any reason to believe something
Speaker 1: that they've never heard about. And so Trump is very
Speaker 1: inaccurate and uninformed on the details. He says, when you
Speaker 1: look at the governor of West Virginia, the previous governor
Speaker 1: of West Virginia, he said, the baby will be born,
Speaker 1: and we'll decide what to do with the baby. In
Speaker 1: other words, we'll execute the baby. What a stupid way
Speaker 1: to describe this. First of all, it was Ralph Northam
Speaker 1: is the governor of Virginia, not West Virginia. And it
Speaker 1: had to do with babies, not just babies that were born,
Speaker 1: but it had to do with babies that had survived
Speaker 1: in attempted abortion. And what they cynically do. They don't
Speaker 1: kill the baby. They say, well, you know, we'll put
Speaker 1: you in jail like Kermit Gosnell if you kill the baby. No,
Speaker 1: what you have to do is set this baby over
Speaker 1: to the side and give it no medical care and
Speaker 1: let it die on its own. We'll call that comfort care.
Speaker 1: But if you actively kill the baby, we'll come after you.
Speaker 1: And that's why the Democrats are saying that he needs
Speaker 1: to make that distinction. He'll never make that kind of
Speaker 1: detailed distinction. He doesn't care enough. He'll parse everything about
Speaker 1: himself to the integree, but he won't make that kind
Speaker 1: of distinction about any policy issue, none whatsoever. So you
Speaker 1: have a fact checker at ABCSI. No, there's no state
Speaker 1: in this country where it's legal to kill a baby
Speaker 1: after it's born. Now, you just leave him over and
Speaker 1: let him die. Oh, but we don't call that killing him, right,
Speaker 1: it's a semantics. But then the question is still, why
Speaker 1: do we still have planned parenthood getting funded. Well, if
Speaker 1: you remember back to twenty twenty, the Congress said, well,
Speaker 1: you know, they actually got it past that Planned parenthoo
Speaker 1: does not to get any funding from the Cares Act
Speaker 1: and other stuff like that. But they got it anyway.
Speaker 1: They got eighty million dollars and they're still getting money
Speaker 1: even with Mike Johnson there as Speaker of the House.
Speaker 1: A large percentage of Planned Parenthood's funding comes to Medicaid,
Speaker 1: federal grants, other programs that reimburse their clinics nationwide for
Speaker 1: providing birth control as well as preventative screening for cancer,
Speaker 1: sexually transmitted diseases for low income Americans, and so forth.
Speaker 1: It's a really simple fix. You just say, if you
Speaker 1: provide abortion at any of your owned clinics or refer
Speaker 1: people for abortion, you don't get any federal money. If
Speaker 1: you're an organization that does abortion, that's criminal and we're
Speaker 1: not going to give you a dime. And I don't
Speaker 1: care whether you or not you do abortions in this
Speaker 1: particular state, at this particular clinic. We're not going to
Speaker 1: give you any money for men's health. You obviously don't
Speaker 1: care about women's health. If you're going to give them
Speaker 1: the abortion pill without an exam, you don't care. Thirty
Speaker 1: four percent of their revenue comes from government health services
Speaker 1: reimbursements and grants and forty seven percent from private contributions.
Speaker 1: So again, it would be a big blow to them.
Speaker 1: Why haven't the Republican has already done this. But this
Speaker 1: is what I wanted to talk about. This is from
Speaker 1: Life Site News. It says pro lifers must follow these
Speaker 1: five rules of social revolution to save the unborn. And
Speaker 1: you know, there are certain things that we should be
Speaker 1: aware of. But we go back and we look at Slolinsky,
Speaker 1: which he dedicated his book Rules for Radicals. He dedicated
Speaker 1: to Lucifer the greatest radical and revolutionary of all time.
Speaker 1: He said, I think he was serious. I think he
Speaker 1: believes in and just like I do. But one of
Speaker 1: his rules is very important. All of these rules are important.
Speaker 1: We should understand and maybe if we don't use these tactics,
Speaker 1: we should understand how these tactics are being weaponized by
Speaker 1: people against us. Right Well, one of the rules was
Speaker 1: he said, use ridicule. Ridicule is devastating because there's no
Speaker 1: answer to it. And when I went back and I
Speaker 1: looked at the hits against us from vimeo. You know,
Speaker 1: they gave us when we first started, and then basically
Speaker 1: they left us alone for some reason I don't understand,
Speaker 1: because I really haven't changed my criticism of abortion. By
Speaker 1: the thing that brought it to their attention was on
Speaker 1: October the first, And I went back and I looked,
Speaker 1: what did I talk about in October the first? I
Speaker 1: really went after Phiser with ridicule. I showed the Fiser
Speaker 1: commercial where they're laughing at us. Right, I showed another
Speaker 1: commercial that was Schizer and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe that was it. Maybe it's a ridicule. But
Speaker 1: ridicule is a very effective weapon. But this person has
Speaker 1: five other tips. So this is a formal rebuttal and
Speaker 1: rebuke of people who have said, as part of the
Speaker 1: pro life movement that we have to moderate what we're doing.
Speaker 1: And this applies to every aspect of our life, our
Speaker 1: spiritual life, as well as our political life. He says,
Speaker 1: you need to first of all, have radical and incendiary rhetoric.
Speaker 1: Patrick Henry, from his glorious Get me Liberty or give
Speaker 1: me Death speech, he said, different men often see the
Speaker 1: same subject in different lights, and therefore I hope it
Speaker 1: will not be thought disrespectable to those gentlemen. If entertaining
Speaker 1: as I do, opinions of a character very opposite to theirs,
Speaker 1: I shall speak forth my sentiments freely and without reserve.
Speaker 1: Should I keep back my opinions at such a time
Speaker 1: through fear of giving offense, I should consider myself as
Speaker 1: guilty of treason toward my country and of an act
Speaker 1: of disloyalty toward the majesty of Heaven, which I revere
Speaker 1: above all earthly things. So he says, like Patrick Henry,
Speaker 1: like Martin Luther, like Mother Jones, like William Lloyd Garrison,
Speaker 1: and every great leader of a social political revolution in America.
Speaker 1: He says, I'm deliberately using radical, incendiary rhetoric. Can I
Speaker 1: invite you, the reader to judge the equity and the
Speaker 1: accuracy of my assertions? And so he quotes some people
Speaker 1: who say, well, you know, I'm pro life, but we
Speaker 1: just need to pull back on this thing. One guy says, well,
Speaker 1: we're losing big in red state referenda. We're losing ground
Speaker 1: and public polling, losing some crucial pro life language and
Speaker 1: the Republican platform. The end of Roe has forced the
Speaker 1: movement to confront the manifest political limitations. Another one said,
Speaker 1: we just got to hold whatever modest ground we've got.
Speaker 1: Another one said, well, you know, after people saw this,
Speaker 1: it used to be abstract, but then it became real
Speaker 1: when Rob Wade was overturned by the Supreme Court. As
Speaker 1: it always has been a violation of the Constitution, it
Speaker 1: was always just abstract. Well, he says, pro lifers are
Speaker 1: finding out the contending with actual sentiments means that you
Speaker 1: must make people feel uncomfortable, ashamed, appalled over the murder
Speaker 1: of children. How do we do that well, I think
Speaker 1: we have to show it. We have to first of all,
Speaker 1: show what a baby is, what they call a fetus
Speaker 1: such as Latin for baby, an unborn baby. We have
Speaker 1: to show what an unborn baby is and cherish that life.
Speaker 1: We have to then show what they do to these babies.
Speaker 1: We have to show the mutilated, ripped bodies of these babies.
Speaker 1: That's going to be uncomfortable. It's going to be appalling,
Speaker 1: and it should be uncomfortable and appalling because the truth
Speaker 1: of what it is. And if you're not willing to
Speaker 1: do that, if you're not willing to show the appalling truth,
Speaker 1: the uncomfortable truth of what our government does, you're never
Speaker 1: going to have any effect, never at all. If you
Speaker 1: don't focus on these institutions, you'll never have an effect either.
Speaker 1: I was hoping that was what the Constitution Party was
Speaker 1: going to do with Randall Terry, but it seems to
Speaker 1: be a wall. I don't know what in the world
Speaker 1: they're doing. Haven't the night even here on the ballot
Speaker 1: in Tennessee. We only need three hundred and fifty three
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty votes to get there. But you have
Speaker 1: to put this out to people. Be unashamed of the truth,
Speaker 1: the unvarnished truth. And you have to also understand that
Speaker 1: if you take the bribe, they'll blackmail you. I'm seeing
Speaker 1: article after article about these women in Arizona who took
Speaker 1: the money for homeschooling, the subsidy for homeschooling, and in surprise, surprise,
Speaker 1: they attached strings to it. Well that's not fair. Well,
Speaker 1: it may not be fair, but that's what they always do.
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