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Speaker 2: At the clock strikes thirteen, it's Friday, the second of August.
Speaker 2: You're of our Lord twenty twenty four. Well, we've had
Speaker 2: some nine to eleven information yet again. First we had
Speaker 2: a video show up a few days ago, a new
Speaker 2: video that people hadn't seen for twenty three years. And
Speaker 2: now we have a deal with the so called masterminds
Speaker 2: of nine to eleven. I think they're still at large, unfortunately.
Speaker 2: We're going to talk about that as well as the
Speaker 2: persecution of prisoners from January sixth one guy that is
Speaker 2: close to death, a deliberate torture. We'll also talk about
Speaker 2: artificial intelligence coming up to a boom and bust. And
Speaker 2: they've turned around a lot of black pastors have turned
Speaker 2: around the Project sixteen nineteen. They've turned it to the
Speaker 2: Project nineteen sixteen to talk about Margaret Sanger and her
Speaker 2: eugenics program to kill black people. We'll be right back. Well,
Speaker 2: I got to say that I am beyond annoyed at
Speaker 2: what happened in the elections yesterday here in Tennessee. I
Speaker 2: checked it out this morning, couldn't find it last night
Speaker 2: before I went to bed. I absolutely cannot believe that
Speaker 2: this bloated tick parasite who doesn't even have a job.
Speaker 2: This guy's unemployed, has done nothing, no job, no family,
Speaker 2: no bio. But he's got a lot of outside money.
Speaker 2: Beat Frank nicely of all things. Yeah, you know, if
Speaker 2: you take on the bankers, if you put up a
Speaker 2: bill to stop outside financing, well, first of all, your
Speaker 2: fellow Republicans won't vote with you, just shut it down,
Speaker 2: and they will take money from big corporations and big
Speaker 2: you know, the Walton Fund and all the rest of
Speaker 2: the stuff. These same people who fund the Aspen Institute
Speaker 2: funding these people like this, and the people in Tennessee
Speaker 2: fall for it. Believable, unbelievable. Yeah, local politics is where
Speaker 2: we have our best shot. Sometimes it doesn't even add
Speaker 2: up there most of the time. Should say, Well, let's
Speaker 2: talk about nine to eleven. A nine to eleven, a
Speaker 2: scam that has been pulled over the people's eyes now
Speaker 2: for twenty three years, and everybody is a buzz with
Speaker 2: the fact that the Biden administration has given a plea
Speaker 2: deal to the so called masterminds of nine to eleven,
Speaker 2: people who have been kept in GITMO for twenty three years.
Speaker 2: They don't want to kill them because they wanted them
Speaker 2: to do exactly what they're doing right now, and that
Speaker 2: is to lend credibility to their official lie. The bablin
Speaker 2: B reports it this way. Nine eleven. Mastermind given plea
Speaker 2: deal after FBI confirms he was not present at the
Speaker 2: Capitol on January the sixth, And we're going to take
Speaker 2: a look. You think they're treating these people in get
Speaker 2: mobad he's a hijackers. We're going to take a look
Speaker 2: at what they do to people that they got for
Speaker 2: January the sixth, tortured, persecuted by the Biden administration, abandoned
Speaker 2: by Donald Trump, completely abandoned by him as well. Kahld
Speaker 2: Sheikh Mohammed, held in custody since two thousand and three,
Speaker 2: agreed to a deal that will allow him to avoid
Speaker 2: the death penalty after investigators were able to rule out
Speaker 2: his involvement in the far more terrible and tragic events
Speaker 2: of the Capitol on January the sixth, says bablin B. Well,
Speaker 2: he did some things to some people, but he wasn't
Speaker 2: part of the darkest day in American history. Said the
Speaker 2: FBI Director Christopher Ray. We conducted a thorough investigation into
Speaker 2: any potential connection he may have had to January the sixth,
Speaker 2: but we're only able to find evidence that he planned
Speaker 2: the nine to eleven terrorist attacks that killed over three
Speaker 2: thousand Americans, which isn't nearly as serious. And that's kind
Speaker 2: of the way that the Conservatives have looked at them.
Speaker 2: Biden Harris administration deal with nine eleven terrorists sparked sparks
Speaker 2: angry backlash. As a headline from WND, they are admitting
Speaker 2: responsibility for the murders of nearly three thousand people in America,
Speaker 2: but they're being let off with life sentences. Patsy's Patsy's tortured,
Speaker 2: kept in prison for this time. So the look, you've
Speaker 2: got all these people who are using the shooting about
Speaker 2: Trump to get a lot of audience, to create sensationalism
Speaker 2: and anger, and to trump up a civil war. You're
Speaker 2: never going to know what happened in Pennsylvania. You will
Speaker 2: never know. There's so much garbage about that across the board.
Speaker 2: Very much like Las Vegas. But what came after Las Vegas, Well,
Speaker 2: I don't know, was it a year or two after that?
Speaker 2: Trump used it to do gun control by executive order
Speaker 2: of a bump stock, which you know, I said, we
Speaker 2: don't care, that's not an important thing. No, it's very
Speaker 2: important from a president standpoint. Gun owners of America understood
Speaker 2: that and pushed against it. And you had a local
Speaker 2: gun store owner out of Austin, Michael Cargill, who we
Speaker 2: knew from Austin. He'd been on Info War several times
Speaker 2: and Travis had bought some things from him. I had
Speaker 2: to so but anyway, yeah, Trump completely used that bogus
Speaker 2: event to set a precedent against a bogus gun device.
Speaker 2: But it was a very important precedent. And then he
Speaker 2: followed it up with a pistol brace band and then
Speaker 2: removed that in December of twenty nineteen as he was
Speaker 2: trying to get people to support him after the election,
Speaker 2: and then it was immediately put in by Joe Biden. Again,
Speaker 2: so we don't know how this is going to be used,
Speaker 2: but that's the important thing. You know, how they're going
Speaker 2: to use this shooting in Pennsylvania. There's more stuff coming
Speaker 2: out all the time. Oh look, we got a video
Speaker 2: picture of this guy running across roof. None of that
Speaker 2: stuff really matters. None of those details matter. If I
Speaker 2: wanted to build my audience, I would talk about that.
Speaker 2: But there's more important things to talk about. In exchange
Speaker 2: removal of the death penalty as possible punishment. These three
Speaker 2: in GIPM have agreed to plead guilty of all the
Speaker 2: charged offenses, including the murder of three thousand people listed
Speaker 2: in the charge sheet. Think about this, you know they
Speaker 2: have been Do we have something in the constitution? You know? Now,
Speaker 2: let me get everybody really mad at me because I'm
Speaker 2: going to talk about the importance of due process. Yeah,
Speaker 2: what's this about speedy trial that include like twenty one
Speaker 2: years or something. What about this cruel and unusual punishment? Oh,
Speaker 2: that's right. You can take them to a foreign country
Speaker 2: to GETMO to Cuba and that doesn't apply. It's still
Speaker 2: the US government doing it. You know, somebody is born
Speaker 2: on a US base in a foreign country while their
Speaker 2: parents are in the military, it's considered to be American soil.
Speaker 2: But no, we're going to say this isn't America. Do
Speaker 2: you understand that this was all tied up with what
Speaker 2: happened in twenty twenty in the pandemic. As I've said
Speaker 2: so many times that in and of itself. They did
Speaker 2: not want to have a trial, folks. That's why they
Speaker 2: kept them there for all this time, pressuring them to
Speaker 2: finally sign this. And that's what a lot of the
Speaker 2: families are upset about. We wanted a trial. Well, guess what,
Speaker 2: your American government didn't want a trial because your American
Speaker 2: government and want the evidence discussed. I can't even remember
Speaker 2: his name.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: It's probably the best that I don't use his name anyway,
Speaker 2: but I honestly can't remember the lawyer who witnessed the
Speaker 2: the underwear or was the underwear or shoe bomber underwear bomber. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's right, because it was right after that that Michael
Speaker 2: Chertoff first, I think he was the first Homeland Security
Speaker 2: director with Bush. He had retired and he was already
Speaker 2: his company had already done the body scanners for the
Speaker 2: airports and they were ready to roll them out. And
Speaker 2: so at Christmas time, this guy is traveling and he
Speaker 2: notices this guy in a suit with this bomb it,
Speaker 2: you know, looks like he just picked him up out
Speaker 2: of the gutter, you know, And he walks up and
Speaker 2: he's talking to the person at the ticket booth. There
Speaker 2: is there about he's in the waiting area for the flight,
Speaker 2: and that really struck him. His odd It's like, what
Speaker 2: is going on with this now? It looks like this
Speaker 2: guy is in or something. And he was a lawyer,
Speaker 2: and so he's watching this guy and he's keeping an
Speaker 2: eye on this guy while they're on the plane, and
Speaker 2: lo and behold, this guy was the underwear bomber. And
Speaker 2: so he wanted to testify about that, and he came
Speaker 2: on and I interviewed him. He was interviewed a lot
Speaker 2: of different places talking about the fact that you know,
Speaker 2: this was a setup and the guy's lawyer used him
Speaker 2: as leverage for his client and they did a plea
Speaker 2: deal with him that he thought was favorable, and then
Speaker 2: they shut it down, and he was really upset. He said,
Speaker 2: I wanted to testify. I don't get to testify now.
Speaker 2: The government didn't want what he had to say talked about.
Speaker 2: The government didn't want what people had to say about
Speaker 2: nine to eleven to be heard in a trial either.
Speaker 2: Same thing, by the way, he's the guy said, I
Speaker 2: can't remember his name, is probably good that I didn't.
Speaker 2: And he left the country. He's living in a foreign country. Now,
Speaker 2: that's what he thinks about our government. So these people,
Speaker 2: they said, they're going to be allowed to escape the
Speaker 2: ultimate justice, while each month three more heroes from the
Speaker 2: Fire Department of New York are dying from World Trade
Speaker 2: Center illness. Well you might want to doctor Rudy Giuliani
Speaker 2: about that as well. You know, he sent these people.
Speaker 2: He was so concerned to get rid of the evidence
Speaker 2: that he sent people in without proper protection equipment, without
Speaker 2: masks of all things, right when those masks could have
Speaker 2: helped them. So one person who's the head of a
Speaker 2: group of families of victims said, for me personally, I
Speaker 2: wanted to see a trial. Well, that's right, but your
Speaker 2: government doesn't want you to see a trial. They don't
Speaker 2: want you to see the trial. They just took away
Speaker 2: the justice that I was expecting, a trial and punishment.
Speaker 2: That's right. I think people would be shocked if you
Speaker 2: go back in time to tell people who just watch
Speaker 2: the towers go down. Oh yeah, in twenty three years,
Speaker 2: the guys who are responsible for this crime, who just witnessed,
Speaker 2: are going to be getting plea deals so they can
Speaker 2: avoid death and serve life in prison. Know what you
Speaker 2: would tell the people is the people behind this. The
Speaker 2: people responsible for all this stuff will never even be indicted.
Speaker 2: That's what you shall should tell them. But you've got
Speaker 2: Mitch McConnell and you got House Speaker Johnson are out
Speaker 2: there playing politics about it. Now. They're not going to
Speaker 2: get the guilty parties out there. Well, so there was
Speaker 2: a lot of stuff online, and you know a lot
Speaker 2: of people put up videos saying, look, you can't see
Speaker 2: a plane and so forth. There was one video that
Speaker 2: was up and then there was a disclaimer from the
Speaker 2: community said look at YouTube with the video that was
Speaker 2: put up said, well, I guess I never expected somebody
Speaker 2: with a personal camcorder to post this video up twenty
Speaker 2: years later and the person is moving across and they
Speaker 2: had taken out the plane. Well, I had a link
Speaker 2: to a YouTube video where you see a plane coming in.
Speaker 2: It's kind of a silhouette of a plane. But one
Speaker 2: way or the other, I think it's important to go
Speaker 2: back and to listen to what some of the people
Speaker 2: said who were there and.
Speaker 4: Then heard this noise that seemed to come from everywhere
Speaker 4: but didn't had no idea what it was. And then
Speaker 4: the South Tower just exploded. It just it just blew
Speaker 4: up and somebody said that was a plane. I was
Speaker 4: underneath it. I was looking at the tower. I had
Speaker 4: my camera in my hand. I heard the noise. I
Speaker 4: never saw the airplane. I was less than one hundre
Speaker 4: yards away from the building. I was standing on West Street.
Speaker 5: He had this view. Each image in the flight path
Speaker 5: is separated by one second. David Hanshoe would have been
Speaker 5: able to see the plane for at least six seconds.
Speaker 5: He would have been able to hear it coming for
Speaker 5: considerably longer than that.
Speaker 4: The South tower just exploded. It just blew up. I
Speaker 4: was underneath it. I was looking at the tower. I
Speaker 4: had my camera in my hand. I never saw the airplane.
Speaker 2: No, the second flight.
Speaker 6: It was a bomb, bombited in all the building.
Speaker 7: Not second plane.
Speaker 6: That was a bomb, we said, the second plane.
Speaker 2: That's what we're tall.
Speaker 8: The second plane. We saw it on television.
Speaker 9: I have a team, all right, Thanks a lot.
Speaker 8: What happened was I was down in the basement. All
Speaker 8: of a sudden we heard a loud bang and the
Speaker 8: elevated doors blew open. Some guy was burnt up, so
Speaker 8: I dragged him out. His skin was all hanging off,
Speaker 8: so I dragged him out. I pulled him out of
Speaker 8: the parking lot. This was what was left on it
Speaker 8: pulled him out. When I pulled him out, I looked
Speaker 8: up and the second one second bomber blew off.
Speaker 2: It just saw a burst, a big burst.
Speaker 10: All of a sudden, you heard a lot of explosions.
Speaker 6: So we all ran to look.
Speaker 10: And the first building was a big hole on outside
Speaker 10: of it and on the other side when the flames.
Speaker 2: So we stood there and shock.
Speaker 10: Everyone's screaming. A woman collapsed on him. You had to
Speaker 10: lay her down on my text books. And then before
Speaker 10: you know it, out of nowhere, the next building blew up,
Speaker 10: and then all of a sudden, everybody's stand everyone's running
Speaker 10: over the place, the panic attack.
Speaker 3: We actually didn't see the second plane where we saw
Speaker 3: the explosion hit the other tower.
Speaker 8: It has to be a bomb, right, yes, of course,
Speaker 8: that exploded right in front of us.
Speaker 11: No a bomb, I saw it.
Speaker 3: A no plane hit nothing.
Speaker 1: That is not a plane. They don't know what they're
Speaker 1: talking about. How would they see a plane hit and
Speaker 1: hit that, dude. I saw the second explosion.
Speaker 12: That was no plane that hit the second building that
Speaker 12: exploded from the inside out.
Speaker 2: I did not see a plane.
Speaker 11: They said the plane hit the first building.
Speaker 5: The second building just exploded.
Speaker 2: That looks like a second plane.
Speaker 3: A plane go in that just exploded.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you know, we don't want to have those
Speaker 2: people talking at the trial if there's a round. But then,
Speaker 2: of course there's many things about it. Maybe they were
Speaker 2: just somewhere where they couldn't see the plane, right except
Speaker 2: take a look at this plane that was part of
Speaker 2: a test themselves.
Speaker 11: Time for a new test using an F four Phantom jet.
Speaker 11: The US government wanted to test what would happen if
Speaker 11: a plane crashed into the concrete walls of a nuclear
Speaker 11: power station. The jet sets off, bolted to a track
Speaker 11: to prevent takeoff. It's doing five hundred miles an hour.
Speaker 11: The plane atomized with the impact. It just disappeared into dust.
Speaker 11: Only the tips of the wings escaped total destruction. But
Speaker 11: the wall, designed to move and absorb energy, did its
Speaker 11: job well. When dealing with nuclear material, no test can
Speaker 11: ever be too trust.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you know that building codes it had had
Speaker 2: planes fly into buildings before, designed to withstand that. As
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, those buildings steal all the way
Speaker 2: around the perimeter there. But you know, hey, it just
Speaker 2: collapsed in his own footprint, and then Building seven. It
Speaker 2: was never hit with a plane, collapsed in his own footprint. So,
Speaker 2: you know, you think about what you want. But I
Speaker 2: think it's interesting the government doesn't want to trial, doesn't
Speaker 2: want to talk about this publicly the nine to eleven Commission.
Speaker 2: As I pointed out a couple of weeks last week,
Speaker 2: I guess it's when that other footage came out. It
Speaker 2: was questions that were not asked, It wasn't even and
Speaker 2: then the answers that were there absolutely garbage. Anyway, let's
Speaker 2: take a look at the January sixth political prisoners. This
Speaker 2: is not the Babel and b this is the Biden administration.
Speaker 2: Why does the government appear to want to kill January
Speaker 2: the sixth political prison And he's not the only one.
Speaker 2: This is Ryan Samsell's story throughout his nearly four years
Speaker 2: of pre trialed attention. Again, you know, you'll talk about
Speaker 2: if the government can do this with some suspects, foreign suspects,
Speaker 2: put them in an area that they control in a
Speaker 2: foreign country. I guess they could do this to Americans.
Speaker 2: Huh yeah, do it to Americans twenty years later, and
Speaker 2: that's what they're doing. See, the worst thing that can happen.
Speaker 2: You complain about the fact you're too soft on criminals.
Speaker 2: Going to give these criminals due process? Now string them up.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you something. There is nothing more dangerous
Speaker 2: than a terrorist government. There's nothing more dangerous than a
Speaker 2: government that is criminal, than a Department of Justice and
Speaker 2: a president that are criminal. Throughout his nearly four years
Speaker 2: of pre trial attention, sam Cell has pleaded to no
Speaker 2: avail with judges and jail staff to allow him critical
Speaker 2: life saving vascular surgery that he was prescribed before his
Speaker 2: arrest in order to stop his blood from clotting. Instead,
Speaker 2: he developed seventeen blood clots throughout his body while being
Speaker 2: systematically denied medical treatment during his incarceration. Left untreated, the
Speaker 2: clots morphed into blood flow obstructing fibroids. Thus, each day
Speaker 2: he has refused surgery, his life is literally at risk
Speaker 2: for the Biden Justice Department. Justice Department has essentially played
Speaker 2: political football with the lives of Samsell and other so
Speaker 2: called insurrectionists. In addition to being denied the life saving procedure,
Speaker 2: Samsell has essentially been tortured while detained in pre trialed
Speaker 2: attention for quote his role in the Capital riot unquote.
Speaker 2: He's been repeatedly assaulted by jail guards, from which he
Speaker 2: has sustained irreversible injuries, including loss of eyesight and a
Speaker 2: broken orbital floor. He has sometimes been detained in solitary
Speaker 2: confinement for weeks and months at a time while caged
Speaker 2: in a filthy cell in the Metropolitan Detention Center of Brooklyn.
Speaker 2: With the assistance of this reporter and the legal expert,
Speaker 2: Samsell determined to fight for his medical and civil rights
Speaker 2: pro se in two ground breaking lawsuits and both a
Speaker 2: petition of writ of mandaemus and a writ of habeas
Speaker 2: corpus filed in the Eastern District of New York on
Speaker 2: July nineteenth. Samsell, the political prisoner, Philadelphia barber, former MMA fighter,
Speaker 2: lays out how he has been routinely trafficked across the
Speaker 2: country between different correctional facilities as respondents systematically circumvent the
Speaker 2: law and doctor's orders to deny him critical care and
Speaker 2: emergency surgery, and what he suspects is a calculated attempt
Speaker 2: to take his life every time doctors confirm that I
Speaker 2: have an urgent need for surgery and other treatment of
Speaker 2: medication to avoid life threatening consequences. The Bureau of Prisons
Speaker 2: transfers me to a different facility. I have been transferred
Speaker 2: to nineteen different prison facilities. Absolutely persecuted by Biden, the
Speaker 2: constitution shredded, and of course he was abandoned by Trump.
Speaker 2: Let's not forget that, folks. He was abandoned by Trump.
Speaker 2: And I'm don't cut that New York Democrat any excuses.
Speaker 2: Andrew Johnson responded to the Insurrection Act that was put
Speaker 2: in after the Civil War by giving a blanket pardon
Speaker 2: to each and every person who had been with the
Speaker 2: Confederacy before they were charged. Even Trump could have done
Speaker 2: the same thing. Why didn't he to save his sorry
Speaker 2: orange skin, That's why he didn't do it. If he
Speaker 2: would have stood up and done something, Oh well, you know,
Speaker 2: we're really going to get this guy. Now, this is
Speaker 2: a criminal conspiracy. So he lays low and he lets
Speaker 2: these people rot in jail, and you got Maga out
Speaker 2: there ready to do another civil war.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, it's you know this, this
Speaker 2: these local elections here all you have to tell. But
Speaker 2: you don't have to tell people. Here's what I want
Speaker 2: to do. That's different. Here's who I am, Here's what
Speaker 2: I have accomplished. No, you just have to say I'm
Speaker 2: a bigger Trump supporter than the other guy. Oh well, okay,
Speaker 2: we'll vote for you.
Speaker 3: Then.
Speaker 2: I'm sick of this. I'm sick of this country. Gerald
Speaker 2: Ford blanket pardon to Richard Nixon before he was charged
Speaker 2: with anything. This criminal government and this criminal that everybody
Speaker 2: is willing to have a civil war over. Donald J. Trump,
Speaker 2: who lured these people in. What has he done to
Speaker 2: help this guy? He got two hundred and fifty million
Speaker 2: dollars with his Save America grift. I don't know how
Speaker 2: much Alex Jones got, how many millions he got. Neither
Speaker 2: of them do anything to help these people. As a
Speaker 2: matter of fact, the one guy that was an info
Speaker 2: war is that actually Sam who actually did reporting. He
Speaker 2: got charged with stuff, and Alex fired him to distance
Speaker 2: himself from him, didn't help him, fired him. In fact,
Speaker 2: Sam Cell has been shuttled to various jails twenty eight
Speaker 2: different times throughout his incarceration. The transfers typically occur shortly
Speaker 2: after doctors prescribe urgent surgery. Then they transferm somewhere else.
Speaker 2: He says in his complaint here or his man damus,
Speaker 2: He says, what is the purpose of transferring me to Brooklyn,
Speaker 2: where I have no pending court business and no connection
Speaker 2: of any kind. The timing and the pattern indicate that
Speaker 2: the system is knowingly trying to avoid paying for the
Speaker 2: surgery although it is actually not very expensive, or that
Speaker 2: the government is pursuing a broad pattern clearly visible across
Speaker 2: January the sixth defendants of pressuring and intimidating defendants to
Speaker 2: give false testimony favorable to the prosecution of others. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they just spent twenty one years doing that to people
Speaker 2: to try to give credibility to their nine to eleven wives.
Speaker 2: I have actual reason to believe the prosecutors fantasize that
Speaker 2: I have information that I've not disclosed. The only explanation
Speaker 2: I can see for these actions is the attempt to
Speaker 2: force me to divulge things that in fact I know
Speaker 2: nothing about. In reality, I think, are these people in
Speaker 2: jail for conspiracy and other things like that? The biggest
Speaker 2: conspiracy theorists in the world all work for the US government.
Speaker 2: They charge everybody with a conspiracy. They see conspiracies everywhere,
Speaker 2: depriving a person in federal custody of health or medical care,
Speaker 2: which they would normally obtain for themselves, but cannot as
Speaker 2: a violation of the Eighth Amendments prohibition of cruel and
Speaker 2: unusual punishment. The government's refusal to remove the clots, which
Speaker 2: can erupt and take his life at any moment, is
Speaker 2: also a deprivation of his civil and constitutional rights under
Speaker 2: the Fourteenth Amendment. You tell me who the terrorists are.
Speaker 2: They're all in Washington. You tell me who the globalists are. Globalism,
Speaker 2: this whole satanic agenda is coming from Washington, going to
Speaker 2: the UN and other organizations that Washington controlled, and then
Speaker 2: coming back and they pretend, oh, well, this is something
Speaker 2: from the outside, just like they pretend Trump isn't part
Speaker 2: of it. He is part of it. Wake up, folks.
Speaker 2: It's really pathetic. The willful ignorance of people about all
Speaker 2: this stuff, the cultish tribalism, about all of this stuff,
Speaker 2: disgusts me. I want to disgust you as well. He previously
Speaker 2: described to The Gateway Pundit as having been beaten and
Speaker 2: spat on by a correctional officer while being held at
Speaker 2: a four point restraint chair backwards for twelve hours. Show
Speaker 2: a picture of that. That's the kind of you know
Speaker 2: it looks like an electric chair. They've got him. Look
Speaker 2: at that. Yeah, head's restrained, your arms restrained, Your legs
Speaker 2: are restraint. You're strapped in you can't move twelve hours backwards.
Speaker 2: Symptoms in his left arm were inflamed after his hands
Speaker 2: were tied behind his back zip tied for two days
Speaker 2: at the time of his arrest, and shortly thereafter he
Speaker 2: was beaten on the head and he sustained temporal skull fracture,
Speaker 2: nasal fracture, left orbital floor fracture, and lost a vision
Speaker 2: in his right eye. Now let me say to you
Speaker 2: that when you get behind people like Peter Navarro who
Speaker 2: kill people with ventilators, so proud of the ventilators that
Speaker 2: he created, put out people like Steve Bannon, a convicted
Speaker 2: fraudster hanging, you know, committing fraud against conservatives. So this
Speaker 2: guy is still out there doing stuff, but they're pretending
Speaker 2: that they are somehow victims of all this stuff. This
Speaker 2: guy is a victim. This guy's a victim. They're doing
Speaker 2: easy time, and quite frankly, they deserve to be in
Speaker 2: prison for the rest of their lives based on what
Speaker 2: they what Peter Navarro did with the ventilators, but yeah,
Speaker 2: they're martyrs, right, Not these guys. These guys are forgotten,
Speaker 2: absolutely forgotten. It's just so upside down and backwards. I've
Speaker 2: lost the vision in my right eye, my skull is fractured.
Speaker 2: I've lost my teeth from getting punched in the face
Speaker 2: by prison staff. I've been stabbed. At one point, they
Speaker 2: repeatedly slammed my head in the door. I have blood
Speaker 2: clots that will never heal for the rest of my life. Please,
Speaker 2: I am asking for the American people to call Judge
Speaker 2: Cobb and let her know they are aware of what
Speaker 2: the government is continuing to do to Ryan Samsel and
Speaker 2: that he has serious medical needs. And I think every
Speaker 2: person who has contributed a dollar to my legal events
Speaker 2: from the bottom of my heart. Now this is on
Speaker 2: WND the title of the article. And I'm telling you
Speaker 2: this because they've got the address there, the address to
Speaker 2: write to them, to write to this judge and to
Speaker 2: ask for judgment. Asked them to obey the Constitution. The
Speaker 2: Honorable Jia this first name G. M. Cobb two B's
Speaker 2: US District Court for the District of Columbia East, Barrett Prettyman,
Speaker 2: US Courthouse three three to three Constitution Avenue, Northwest Washington,
Speaker 2: d C to zero zero zero one. You can find
Speaker 2: that address in the article. He also noted not a
Speaker 2: single January the sixth organization that has been spawned over
Speaker 2: the past three years has helped me with anything anything.
Speaker 2: What are they doing? Oh, they're collecting money. Did they
Speaker 2: do anything to help them? No, they're collecting money like
Speaker 2: Alice Jones did with Stop to Steal, like Trump did
Speaker 2: with Save America. Do they do anything to help these people? No,
Speaker 2: they collected money from them. They lured them into this situation,
Speaker 2: which was so obvious to anybody that watches politics and stuff.
Speaker 2: And of course I was on the inside. He knew
Speaker 2: what a lie this whole thing was. And you know,
Speaker 2: they leave these I said, there's gonna be agent provocateurs
Speaker 2: all over the place. Don't go. They go, they get caught,
Speaker 2: and then not only them, but the entire conservative movement
Speaker 2: is attacked by this. And you've got January six organizations
Speaker 2: that have been formed to collect money. And why they
Speaker 2: do with that money, same kind of stuff that Steve
Speaker 2: Bannon doing to has build the wall. Stuff they line
Speaker 2: their pockets with it. He deserves to be in jail, folks.
Speaker 2: I have absolutely no sympathy for that man. We'll be
Speaker 2: right back in a world of deceit. Telling the truth
Speaker 2: is a revolutionary act. You're listening to the David Knight Show. Well,
Speaker 2: abortion is at the very center of this next election.
Speaker 2: Of course, it is the number one issue of La
Speaker 2: La Harris. Abortion and nobody has been worse on abortion,
Speaker 2: nobody than La La Harris, who came after the whistleblowers
Speaker 2: who exposed murder for hire. Then we found out as
Speaker 2: part of the discovery process that the people who were
Speaker 2: hiring Planned Parenthood to murder babies for their body parts
Speaker 2: was none other than the NIA and people like Faucci
Speaker 2: and Frances Collins. And then she gets appointed. Now she
Speaker 2: moves up to senator, then to vice president. Now she's
Speaker 2: running for a president and it's all about abortion. And
Speaker 2: she handed it off to Javier Pisara, who is now
Speaker 2: head of HHS. Abortion is at the center of this election, folks,
Speaker 2: This election is a test. But who are you going
Speaker 2: to vote for? Because the Republicans are running like crazy.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is doing his best to avoid the issue.
Speaker 2: And look, I agree that the federal government does not
Speaker 2: have any should not have any jurisdiction on this issue.
Speaker 2: As strongly as I oppose abortion, even from a pragmatic standpoint,
Speaker 2: I think that's a loss. But it is an absolute
Speaker 2: loss from a legal constitutional standpoint. And if you've got
Speaker 2: a government that doesn't respect the law, if they're not
Speaker 2: going to pass a constitutional amendment to give them them
Speaker 2: the authority to define things like when life begins, to
Speaker 2: define things like what is marriage, they need a constitutional
Speaker 2: amendment for that, just like they needed a constitutional amendment
Speaker 2: for the War on drugs and never did one. Instead,
Speaker 2: what they did was they pretended they had the authority
Speaker 2: under the Commerce clause, which they don't. The Commerce clause
Speaker 2: was always there, but they put in an eighteenth Amendment
Speaker 2: because everybody knew, an honest greeting of the Constitution tells
Speaker 2: you they don't have the authority to prevent alcohol or
Speaker 2: anything else unless they have a special constitutional amendment that
Speaker 2: gives them that authority. Why because the tenth Amendment. So
Speaker 2: we have a lawless government that does as it pleases,
Speaker 2: and what pleases it killing babies, what pleases the Democrat
Speaker 2: Party killing babies, especially black babies. It is a black genocide.
Speaker 2: This was begun by Margaret Singer. She was eugenesis. She said,
Speaker 2: blacks are inferior. We'll talk about about the height of racism.
Speaker 2: There isn't anything in our history that is more racist
Speaker 2: than Margaret Singer and Planned parented. And so they have
Speaker 2: started to as a play on the sixteen nineteen project,
Speaker 2: you know, that's the New York Times created this fictional
Speaker 2: rewriting of history to focus a year before the landing
Speaker 2: of the Mayflower. They say, oh, America was founded on slavery.
Speaker 2: To try to erase the Mayflower and rewrite American history,
Speaker 2: they came up a Project sixteen nineteen, absolute total garbage,
Speaker 2: but a big foundational part of the critical race theory racism. Well,
Speaker 2: you've got black preachers now pushing a documentary. They called
Speaker 2: it Project nineteen sixteen, and it focuses on Planned parenthood
Speaker 2: and its founder, Margaret Singer, who came after black people.
Speaker 2: As one black preacher says, there's nothing more racist in
Speaker 2: America than planned parenthood. Yeah, if you really care about racism,
Speaker 2: you'd care about planned parenthood. And if you really wanted
Speaker 2: to pay attention to what is going on now. This
Speaker 2: is not something from four hundred years ago. This is
Speaker 2: something began a century ago, and it is ongoing at
Speaker 2: the moment. Black faith leaders are featured in The nineteen
Speaker 2: sixteen Project, a documentary about Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger
Speaker 2: and her influence on society's views on sexual morality and
Speaker 2: on race and on eugenics. You see, this is not
Speaker 2: a side issue, and this is an issue that Christians
Speaker 2: ought to get involved in. It's not just the killing
Speaker 2: of babies, understand, this is at the epicenter of all
Speaker 2: the filth and depravity and debauchery that we see on
Speaker 2: proud display the Olympics, for example, and everywhere now in
Speaker 2: schools and everything else. This mutilation of minors and all
Speaker 2: the rest of this. It goes back to the foundational
Speaker 2: stuff of Margaret Singer, the sexual revolution, the obsession with sex.
Speaker 2: Nothing in life matters except your sexual gratification, and of
Speaker 2: course that provides a path for race, eugenics, sterilization. You
Speaker 2: name it as God has given us over to our depravity.
Speaker 2: The nineteen sixteen Project, and by the way, you can
Speaker 2: see the screening schedule if you want to see the movie.
Speaker 2: The website is the nineteen sixteen Project dot com. The
Speaker 2: nineteen sixteen Project dot com. And as a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: let me show you the trailer for it.
Speaker 3: What Christians often don't understand in the culture wars and
Speaker 3: in the Fight for life is that abortion is not
Speaker 3: just one issue among many. Abortion is almost the lynch
Speaker 3: pen upon which the liberal establishment swings, or what happens
Speaker 3: when you pull out a lynch pin the door falls off.
Speaker 13: It takes a long time to go from a few
Speaker 13: intellectuals believing some bad ideas to bringing those ideas into
Speaker 13: the culture more and more and more until they bear fruit.
Speaker 13: The answer how we got here is because of the
Speaker 13: silence and inaction of the church.
Speaker 12: Somebody might say, well, you know Margaret Sanger, she didn't
Speaker 12: quite know exactly what she was doing. Well, first of all,
Speaker 12: you're speaking from ignorance, because she wrote about herself, and
Speaker 12: she wrote what her plans were, so much so that
Speaker 12: she hello impressed Adolf Hitler.
Speaker 2: How do you impress Hitler?
Speaker 9: Her father walks up to me wearing a BLM shirt
Speaker 9: and he says to me, why are you out here
Speaker 9: fighting a white man's issue. But he was a walking
Speaker 9: poster child for all things CRT, because in critical race
Speaker 9: theory you see racism in all things and at all times,
Speaker 9: even when the six foot four two hundred and sixty
Speaker 9: pound black man is trying to save a baby.
Speaker 3: We're going to expose and discover who the real Margaret
Speaker 3: Sanger was and how her attack and assault against the
Speaker 3: family in America explains our current culture of death and
Speaker 3: upside down world that.
Speaker 2: We're living in today. This is where it all started.
Speaker 3: It was here that Sanger opened up her first unlicensed,
Speaker 3: illegal birth control clinic in nineteen sixteen.
Speaker 2: Study the past, not just to understand what happened then,
Speaker 2: but to understand what's happening now.
Speaker 3: This is a Leviathan boc. How it's a fitting place
Speaker 3: to remember what happens when bad ideas are taken to
Speaker 3: their logical conclusion.
Speaker 11: We'veless the Holy name.
Speaker 2: I'm Jemison. Now we shout let the baby leave, let
Speaker 2: the baby live.
Speaker 3: Stop waiting for someone else to grow a righteous culture
Speaker 3: of life for you and on your family's behalf. It
Speaker 3: will not happen if not you, who if not now?
Speaker 2: Whether the nineteen sixteen project, well, yeah, it began. She
Speaker 2: builds the plan parenthood disproportionately puts these abortion clinics in
Speaker 2: black communities, and if you look at her writings which
Speaker 2: they ran from for the longest time now they kind
Speaker 2: of you know, yeah, that's a you know, it was
Speaker 2: a different time, and so forth and so on. A
Speaker 2: couple of black pastors are quoted in this article. One
Speaker 2: of them whose name is Woodin, the one I can't
Speaker 2: pronounce his name. Woodin said the role of black pastors
Speaker 2: is to preach God's truth and power and authority without compromise.
Speaker 2: In my opinion, what we're seeing is too many ministers
Speaker 2: being influenced by political parties, he said, And many preachers
Speaker 2: today are more Democrat than they are gospel preacher when
Speaker 2: it comes to things like preaching against abortion or the
Speaker 2: slaughter of the unborn. Yeah, Trump wants to run from
Speaker 2: this stuff. He doesn't want to confront the reality of it.
Speaker 2: He doesn't want to show the reality of it. He
Speaker 2: just wants to placate people and sit on the fence.
Speaker 2: We're going to get shot in the back as you
Speaker 2: run away. Nothing is more racist in America than the
Speaker 2: abortion industry, said Wooden. The other pastor, whose name I
Speaker 2: can't pronounce, bemoaned an unwillingness on the part of black
Speaker 2: ministers to speak out about Singer, saying many of instead
Speaker 2: become parrots for planned parenthood. He describes Singer's agenda as wicked.
Speaker 2: He said planned parents had found her intentionally sought to
Speaker 2: destroy the United States black population and those she deemed unfit.
Speaker 2: He said, Singer's endorsement of the Supreme Court's nineteen twenty
Speaker 2: seven decision of Buck versus Bell, which allowed states to
Speaker 2: sterilize people deemed to be unfit without their consent, is
Speaker 2: that all that different from what is going on now
Speaker 2: with the chemical sterilization, the mutilization of minors. Can they consent? No,
Speaker 2: they can't. I mean we talk about things like, you know,
Speaker 2: statutory rape for example. What underlies that is the fact
Speaker 2: that miners cannot consent under a certain age, but they
Speaker 2: can consent to mutilate them stells and sterilize themselves for
Speaker 2: the rest of their life. We're pretending, right, they can
Speaker 2: consent to take COVID injections and stuff like that. But
Speaker 2: you know when it comes to guns, or alcohol or
Speaker 2: driving or you know a long list of things, Oh, no,
Speaker 2: they can't consent to that. They don't have the maturity
Speaker 2: to consent to that unless it's something that the government
Speaker 2: really wants to do to them. And then they pretend
Speaker 2: that they can consent. By the way, I'll just mention
Speaker 2: another resource as well, Hal Shirtliff, who I've interviewed several times.
Speaker 2: He has camp Constitution, and he fought the City of
Speaker 2: Boston that tried to you know, it's part of camp
Speaker 2: Constitution and other things like that they was doing. He
Speaker 2: wanted to fly a Christian flag over this town hall,
Speaker 2: which had no restrictions about anything like that, and they
Speaker 2: shut it down. He took it to the Supreme Court
Speaker 2: and one. He also wrote a book about planned Parenthood,
Speaker 2: the racist roots of Planned Parenthood and its legacy of death.
Speaker 2: And it's all about Margaret Singer as well. You know,
Speaker 2: we need to blow the whistle on Margaret Singer. In
Speaker 2: nineteen thirty nine, Singer sent a letter to birth control
Speaker 2: advocate doctor Clarence Gamble describing one of the most controversy
Speaker 2: campaigns in the birth control movement, called the Negro Project.
Speaker 2: And by the way, when you look at the very
Speaker 2: first fundraising letter that Margaret Sanger and Planned Parenthood put out,
Speaker 2: guess whose name is on the letterhead. Prescott Bush, the
Speaker 2: patriarch of the Bush clan. You know, I think he
Speaker 2: was the father of George H. W. Bush. And he
Speaker 2: was a treasurer for this eugenesis murdering movement. Sanger wrote
Speaker 2: about the need for black ministers to lead the project
Speaker 2: and to gain the trust of African American communities. Where
Speaker 2: have you seen that strategy used in the last four years. Oh, well,
Speaker 2: we need to have these ministers out there. They're trusted sources.
Speaker 2: So let's pay Curtis Chang lots of money from the
Speaker 2: Trump administration and the AD Council so that he can
Speaker 2: give reasons for masters to tell their people who trust
Speaker 2: them to get the shot, get the shot, to love
Speaker 2: your neighbor, get the shot, because you're going to save
Speaker 2: your community, and on and on, all of these lies,
Speaker 2: and whether they do. They rolled it out another program
Speaker 2: of sterilization of population control, the Trump vaccine campaign that
Speaker 2: Trump poured two hundred and fifty million dollars into the
Speaker 2: AD Council. They never had that much money. They never
Speaker 2: had that much money for the only you can prevent
Speaker 2: forest fires campaign or any of the other stuff that
Speaker 2: the AD Council has done that you were burdened with
Speaker 2: for all of these years. Never had that kind of money.
Speaker 2: But they got that kind of money from Trump, and
Speaker 2: it was directed a lot of it at pastors in
Speaker 2: the same way the Planned Parenthood focused on black pastors
Speaker 2: to push abortion to the people who trusted them. Just criminal.
Speaker 2: But we see these types of things being used over
Speaker 2: and over again because they work so well. We do
Speaker 2: not want word to go out that we want to
Speaker 2: exterminate the Negro population. And the minister is the man
Speaker 2: who can straighten out that idea if it ever occurs
Speaker 2: to any of the more rebellious men members, So just
Speaker 2: update it one hundred years later. We don't want word
Speaker 2: to go out that we want to exterminate the population,
Speaker 2: So we want the minister to straighten out that idea.
Speaker 2: If it ever occurs to anybody, same thing, same thing,
Speaker 2: We'll go get Todd Friel, or we'll get al Moleher
Speaker 2: or Franklin Graham or you know Robert Jeffries, the guy
Speaker 2: whose church just burned down. Interesting, I wasn't there. Recounted
Speaker 2: a conversation he had with in twenty twenty, this black
Speaker 2: pastor with a black man while he was praying outside
Speaker 2: a Woman's Choice abortion facility. The man was wearing a
Speaker 2: Black Lives Matter shirt and he asked the youth pastor,
Speaker 2: you heard him say this, and the thing. But here's
Speaker 2: the rest of the story. He said. Why are you
Speaker 2: out here finding a white man's issue, he said, And
Speaker 2: he said, well, I was taken back, and I said,
Speaker 2: well because, he said, because the majority of the people
Speaker 2: out there that were praying, the majority of the people
Speaker 2: out there that were trying to save the babies are white,
Speaker 2: he said, But the majority of the moms and the
Speaker 2: clinic prepared to abort their babies were black, including this
Speaker 2: man's girlfriend. But he could only see a racial issue,
Speaker 2: and that I was over there with the white people
Speaker 2: trying to worship and pray and save babies, said the pastor.
Speaker 2: And of course there is a racial issue at the
Speaker 2: bottom of this, but they don't want to get to
Speaker 2: the bottom of it. It's all superficial. And so we
Speaker 2: have three more pro lifers sentenced on the Face Act.
Speaker 2: We have This is people who were at an abortion clinic.
Speaker 2: I didn't put it in the deck here, but I
Speaker 2: had a clip. Maybe it is in the file folder
Speaker 2: if you want to pull it up, if you can
Speaker 2: find it, called Face Act, and it just shows what
Speaker 2: they were doing. You know, they're sitting there on the
Speaker 2: floor singing hymns, some of them praying, and because of that,
Speaker 2: these last people have not been given big sentences, although
Speaker 2: you know they've had to the anguish of being arrested
Speaker 2: facing what could have been years. And of course if
Speaker 2: it had been in Washington, d c. Instead of in Tennessee,
Speaker 2: they probably would have gotten years. So three years of
Speaker 2: probation ninety days of home detention for their efforts to
Speaker 2: save babies. During the protest, documented in a video posted
Speaker 2: to Facebook, one person eighty seven years old, a survivor
Speaker 2: of a concentration camp, set in a wheelchair in front
Speaker 2: of the door of the abortion facility. The remainder of
Speaker 2: the group gathered alongside hallways outside the facility. The pro lifers,
Speaker 2: saying hymns, prayed and refused to leave when asked by
Speaker 2: police officers. On one occasion, the protesters attempted to engage
Speaker 2: and apparently abortion seeking woman in conversation about the preciousness
Speaker 2: of our preborn baby. One officer who asked the pro
Speaker 2: lifers to leave appeared to be sympathetic to their cause.
Speaker 2: The organizer of the protest, Chester Gallagher, tried to explain
Speaker 2: to the officer why their moral obligation to protect innocent
Speaker 2: life came before their obligation to the law. You see,
Speaker 2: that's the key thing, right you tell all these people
Speaker 2: like Todd Freelan others who tell you, you know, when
Speaker 2: they tell you to take the shot, you got to
Speaker 2: do it. The Roman government was so bad, but Paul
Speaker 2: said in Romans thirteen, you just do whatever the government says. No, no,
Speaker 2: he said. The government is God's agent for good. That
Speaker 2: is not That is a description of what a legitimate
Speaker 2: government looks like. And if a legitimate government is doing evil,
Speaker 2: it is your duty to oppose that evil, he said.
Speaker 2: Inside that door of murderers, paid baby killers, he told
Speaker 2: the officer. Six others who were involved in the blockade
Speaker 2: were convicted of more serious felony conspiracy charges. Again the
Speaker 2: government's favorite thing, conspiracy theories, they were. Paul vond was
Speaker 2: given three years a supervised release. Others were given five
Speaker 2: years of probation, a ten thousand dollars fine, travel restrictions.
Speaker 2: One person was given a six month prison sentence, following
Speaker 2: followed by three years of supervised release and other jurisdictions.
Speaker 2: They have given what is this say, ventially a life
Speaker 2: sentence to this eighty seven year old woman who's in
Speaker 2: a wheelchair. Republicans responded with televised grand standing. That's it,
Speaker 2: televised grand standing as they continue to fund this corrupt
Speaker 2: so called Department of Justice and its persecution of pro
Speaker 2: life people. Of January the sixth, peaceful protesters a weaponization
Speaker 2: of government Select Committee, and boy, they slammed these people
Speaker 2: in that committee. They gave them such a tongue lashing
Speaker 2: and then gave them more money. Right, that's what you
Speaker 2: get from the Republicans. A lawsuit has been filed because
Speaker 2: Google shut down the account of a seventy six year
Speaker 2: old pro life activist without any warning. The seventy six
Speaker 2: year old activists in Florida has now filed a lawsuit
Speaker 2: against Google good alleging the tech giant violated state law
Speaker 2: by abruptly shutting down her account without warning or allowing
Speaker 2: her to to save her data. The dispute began in
Speaker 2: September when Perez Povida, who volunteers the group called Family
Speaker 2: for Life, emailed members about a planned mass outside a
Speaker 2: Jacksonville abortion clinic. Within an hour, she received notification from
Speaker 2: Google with her account had been suspended without explanation. Join
Speaker 2: the club, Yeah, don't be evil, Steve jobs before he died,
Speaker 2: laughed about that. That's the model of Google, he says,
Speaker 2: give me a break, Give me a break. Yeah, what
Speaker 2: he knew about Google. Some of that is now starting
Speaker 2: to come to light. The company informed her that her
Speaker 2: account had been permanently disabled for violating their acceptable use policy.
Speaker 2: When pressed for specifics about the alleged violation, Google provided
Speaker 2: a vague response, citing security reasons for their inability to
Speaker 2: share the exact policy that was violated. Can't tell I'd
Speaker 2: have to kill you. I'd get fired if I told you,
Speaker 2: because we would be sued if I told you the
Speaker 2: basis of this. So I'm not going to tell you.
Speaker 2: Yeah again, join the club. The loss of access to
Speaker 2: her account has been deeply impactful for her. She likened
Speaker 2: the experience to quote coming home to a house which
Speaker 2: took me twelve years to furnish with family mementos and treasures,
Speaker 2: finding it completely empty without a note explaining why. Yeah,
Speaker 2: when they shut you down and destroy year's worth of work,
Speaker 2: if does feel like that, it does one last thing
Speaker 2: here before we comments Booty Gay. So as Republicans long
Speaker 2: ago sacrifice their claim to be the party of family,
Speaker 2: you mean the democrats of the party of family, the
Speaker 2: Democrats that are sterilizing children if they can't abort them,
Speaker 2: the Democrats who are engaged in their self centered debauchery,
Speaker 2: and all the rest of the stuff. Booty Gay says.
Speaker 2: It's kind of classic projection, right, Yeah, it is on
Speaker 2: your part, just like all this stuff calling everybody else weird,
Speaker 2: isn't anything more weird than today's Democratic party They promote weird.
Speaker 2: Weird is they should be called weirdocrats? Is what they
Speaker 2: should be called. The very thing he's talking about, virtue, strength,
Speaker 2: the security, and family, says Booty Gay, those are all
Speaker 2: things that the Trump Republican Party is completely abandoned, and
Speaker 2: a party led by Trump with the affairs, the porn
Speaker 2: stars and everything else that is associated with that guy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you see, people do see the hypocrisy of this stuff,
Speaker 2: the hypocrisy of falling in line behind a guy who
Speaker 2: is every bit as on board with this debauchery as
Speaker 2: Booty Gay is, and every bit as proud of his sin.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back. Let's talk a little bit about what's happening
Speaker 2: in the tech world. I've mentioned this before, and actually
Speaker 2: I came in with a bit of a joke talking
Speaker 2: about lost in space. They sent up these two astronauts
Speaker 2: who are stuck in the International Space Station. They sent
Speaker 2: them up in a leaky, bowing spacecraft, the so called
Speaker 2: star Liner. They delayed it over and over again because
Speaker 2: of leaks, and finally said, wow, what the heck, let's
Speaker 2: just do it. Send the people up. Developed even more leaks, surprise, surprise,
Speaker 2: under the stress of the launch, and so they're up there,
Speaker 2: and now a retired astronaut has admitted that they're trapped
Speaker 2: unless they're going to send up some other spacecraft. With
Speaker 2: two NASA astronauts till strand in space for weeks. Officials
Speaker 2: at the Space Agency of insisted that the troubled Boeing
Speaker 2: Starliner plagued with technical issues like everything else that Boeing
Speaker 2: has been making, because they are focused on guess what,
Speaker 2: DEI didn't earn it, that's what they're doing now, and
Speaker 2: that this country is just going down the tubes with
Speaker 2: all this DEI stuff. So all these technical issues, they
Speaker 2: can't bring these guys back to Earth. Of Actually one
Speaker 2: of them is a woman, so why haven't they brought
Speaker 2: them back? An unnamed retired astronaut tells The Atlantic the
Speaker 2: obvious truth that NASA has been dancing around since the
Speaker 2: beginning of this space boondoggle. It's just too risky. Of course,
Speaker 2: they don't feel comfortable putting them in the vehicle. Otherwise
Speaker 2: they would have put them in it already. So again,
Speaker 2: the lost in space thing is a lot more serious now.
Speaker 2: They haven't been able to get this under control. The
Speaker 2: trouble started when helium leaks were discovered on the star
Speaker 2: Liner prior to take off. They opted to launch it anyway, right,
Speaker 2: you know, that's why. Not on its journey toward the ISS,
Speaker 2: it started experiencing additional leaks and malfunctioning thrusters. Boeing has
Speaker 2: gotten the front of the negative press, not the least
Speaker 2: because the company's airliners have been in the news for
Speaker 2: falling doors and other quality issues, casting a pall over
Speaker 2: its space efforts as well. But NASA shouldn't escape scrutiny,
Speaker 2: the Atlantic article argues, and the Space agency has been
Speaker 2: less than forthcoming with issues surrounding the star Liner, which
Speaker 2: has been ill fated from the start of its development
Speaker 2: with various technical issues and aborted launches. You know the
Speaker 2: phrase that we use all the time, they can put
Speaker 2: a man on the Moon, but they can't do fill
Speaker 2: in the blank, right, Well, it's been fifty five years
Speaker 2: since they claimed they put a man on the Moon,
Speaker 2: but now they can't get to the space station or
Speaker 2: get back from it. How does that work out? NASA
Speaker 2: zieger to have a second option for faring astronauts into
Speaker 2: space beyond the more battle tested Dragon capsule manufactured by SpaceX,
Speaker 2: and then futurism, which really hates I Lammas. They're very
Speaker 2: left wing. They come after him, and rightfully so, because
Speaker 2: even though he has had successful missions, they've had death
Speaker 2: and injury of personnel on the ground. But still, when
Speaker 2: you look at this, the Moon launch, in my opinion,
Speaker 2: is one of the biggest spoofs ever pulled off, and
Speaker 2: then they did it again with nine to eleven. I mean,
Speaker 2: they certainly can pull the wool over people's eyes with
Speaker 2: the people in Hollywood, can't they. Investors are suddenly getting
Speaker 2: very concerned that artificial intelligence isn't making a a serious
Speaker 2: money I've talked about this from the very beginning. I said, Wow,
Speaker 2: this mania about artificial intelligence regardless of whether or not
Speaker 2: it's real or not. You look at what happened with
Speaker 2: the dot com bust. Everybody could see that the Internet
Speaker 2: was going to be transforming, but they got way ahead
Speaker 2: of it, way ahead of it, and then there was
Speaker 2: a big crash when people pulled out. Well, Wall Street
Speaker 2: is growing increasingly skeptical. We have more and more professional
Speaker 2: investors who are now saying that it's too much, too soon,
Speaker 2: that they've created a bubble. Jeryld Flinty is saying that
Speaker 2: as well. By the way, if you want to subscribe
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Speaker 2: Trends Journal dot com Washington Post interviewing investment bankers, they
Speaker 2: said they are singing a very different tune than last year,
Speaker 2: dramatically different. And I guess you know, we could go
Speaker 2: back and quote Alan Greensman. There was a lot of
Speaker 2: irrational exuberance, remember when he said that, and all the
Speaker 2: markets are what does he mean by that? You know,
Speaker 2: you have a situation like that, Like you know, when
Speaker 2: Alan Greenspan whispers something, everybody, Eh, Hutton and everybody else
Speaker 2: listen right that that is an old commercial. Some people
Speaker 2: get it. Some people sounds like what's that about? But yeah,
Speaker 2: when you've got one person like that that controls so
Speaker 2: much they can just issue orders, you know, it's a
Speaker 2: bad system. Anyway, back to this, despite the expensive price tag,
Speaker 2: artificial intelligence is nowhere near where it needs to be
Speaker 2: in order to be useful, says Goldman Sacks, most senior
Speaker 2: stock analyst. He said, over building things that the world
Speaker 2: doesn't have a use for or is not ready for
Speaker 2: typically ends badly. As a matter of fact, they said
Speaker 2: that they found a very negative reaction from consumers when
Speaker 2: they find out that there's artificial intelligence involved in one
Speaker 2: of their products, like a phone or something. They don't
Speaker 2: like that the public doesn't. It's not ready for it yet.
Speaker 2: But your grandkids are gonna love it, evidently, I don't
Speaker 2: think so. Anyway. Google CEO Sundar Peach Eye is, however,
Speaker 2: holding onto his guns. Good. I hope he goes down
Speaker 2: with the market big time, arguing the risk of underinvesting
Speaker 2: is dramatically greater than the risk of overinvesting for us here,
Speaker 2: good good. The fear of missing out fomo. The basis
Speaker 2: of all of these bubbles. Oh, you gotta jump on.
Speaker 2: I know the price of sky high in, but you
Speaker 2: got to jump into this thing right now. You're going
Speaker 2: to miss out If you don't do it, somebody else
Speaker 2: is going to do it. All of those things. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a race maybe to the bottom, let's hope. So
Speaker 2: keep your fingers crossed, say some prayers. They Google could
Speaker 2: go bust. They're not that big that they couldn't go bust.
Speaker 2: So that would be the best thing, best possible outcome
Speaker 2: from artificial intelligence, which was designed. I mean, the real
Speaker 2: application for artificial intelligence is the police and surveillance, state, censorship,
Speaker 2: and propaganda and surveillance. That's what it's for. That's why
Speaker 2: these people put the money into it. Google is facing
Speaker 2: similar challenges to Microsoft and Meta, who are also committing
Speaker 2: vast swaths of their available resources to AI without a
Speaker 2: clear monetization path. Good good, Let's hope that this is
Speaker 2: going to be. These chat programs are going to be
Speaker 2: a big text tower of babble. Be a beautiful thing
Speaker 2: to say. According to Barclay's analysts, investors are expected to
Speaker 2: pour sixty billion a year into developing AI models, enough
Speaker 2: to develop twelve thousand products, roughly the size of open
Speaker 2: ais chat GPT. But whether or not the world needs
Speaker 2: twelve thousand chat GPT chatbots remains dubious at best. For
Speaker 2: quite some time now, experts of voice concern overgrowing AI bubble,
Speaker 2: comparing it to the dot com crisis to the late
Speaker 2: nineteen nineties. And again, the Internet was obviously a big thing,
Speaker 2: and when you look to what was happening in the
Speaker 2: nineteen nineties, a lot of people put money into the
Speaker 2: dot com companies themselves, trying to pick winners and losers.
Speaker 2: But even if you invested in the switching circuitry, you
Speaker 2: know the picks and the axes of that gold rush,
Speaker 2: you still lost money. I know I was there and
Speaker 2: it left an indelible mark on me as I get
Speaker 2: hit by that freight train. This is precisely what happened
Speaker 2: with the Internet nineteen ninety nine. It also has a
Speaker 2: smaller version of it with autonomous driving in twenty seventeen
Speaker 2: and now with artificial intelligence in twenty twenty four. Whether
Speaker 2: AI chat bots like chat GPT will ever turn into
Speaker 2: cash printing machines to recoup these enormous investments remains to
Speaker 2: be seen as a matter of fact. Let's just take
Speaker 2: a look at this. For example, what do you what
Speaker 2: use do you have for a program that does this?
Speaker 2: And how much are you willing to pay for a
Speaker 2: chatty little computer program that can rapidly recite limericks for you?
Speaker 2: Isn't that wonderful? I mean, aren't you ready to pony
Speaker 2: up some big bucks for that? Yeah?
Speaker 14: I want you to tell me a bunch of tongue twisters,
Speaker 14: but I want you to take no pauses in between words.
Speaker 1: All Right, here we go.
Speaker 6: How much woo would wood woodchuck chuck I for witchuk
Speaker 6: Chuck wood key sale Sea Shows by the Sea Shore
Speaker 6: Repeter piper picked peck of pickle peppers? How many pack
Speaker 6: of prickle peppers did a witch chu chuck if witchu
Speaker 6: kuchuk wood? If witch kutchuk wood couldy chuchuck wood? If
Speaker 6: a witchu ku chuck wood, how did the witchuck in
Speaker 6: his woochuck wood? You sell seashell, but that was definitely
Speaker 6: a mouthful. Did any of them trip you up? Or
Speaker 6: did you get through them all smoothly?
Speaker 14: Okay, I want you to do it again, but way
Speaker 14: faster and without taking any breaths or pauses.
Speaker 6: I wish I could, but I need to breathe just
Speaker 6: like anybody speaking. Want to give it a shot yourself
Speaker 6: and see how fast you can go.
Speaker 14: Okay, well, then go ahead and tell me more tongue
Speaker 14: twisters without taking pauses.
Speaker 6: Sure thing fuzzy Waszy was a bear? Fuzzy was he
Speaker 6: wasn't a very good bear. Fuzzy was He wasn't a
Speaker 6: very fuzzy was he? How can a clam cram and
Speaker 6: a clean cream can six slippery snails?
Speaker 2: Lit's Lily Seaward.
Speaker 6: Betty Butter bought a bit of butter, but the butter
Speaker 6: was too bitter, so she bought a new bit of
Speaker 6: butter to make the bitter butter better.
Speaker 14: Okay, do it again, But now I want no pauses
Speaker 14: whatsoever in between the tongue twisters and in between words.
Speaker 6: I've got to take breaths and pauses, just like anyone
Speaker 6: else speaking out loud.
Speaker 7: But it's your turn to try.
Speaker 14: If you're no knowledge, do try try with no pauses.
Speaker 7: Well, here's the thing.
Speaker 6: I can't actually speak without pauses or breaths. It's just
Speaker 6: how talking works. But about you could have some fun
Speaker 6: trying those tongue twisters yourself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And of course you know it can't talk about
Speaker 2: certain things. It can't go to certain topics and things
Speaker 2: like that, because just like it's been told, you got
Speaker 2: to have pauses, and you've got to pretend that you're breathing.
Speaker 2: It's been told all kinds of things about vaccines and
Speaker 2: climate change and particular politicians and agendas and so forth,
Speaker 2: and it's going to be just as adamant about those
Speaker 2: as it is about the fact that it needs to
Speaker 2: take a breath. They can program it to do amazing things,
Speaker 2: but I understand it's still been programmed by these people. Well,
Speaker 2: Elon Musk was talking about programming his cars for self driving,
Speaker 2: and he was encouraging the people who were skeptical of
Speaker 2: it take a test drive in it. So a Wall
Speaker 2: Street analyst did and nearly had a crash. William Stein,
Speaker 2: an analyst with truest securities, is not unique. Others have
Speaker 2: also reported problems with Tesla's full self driving feature. As
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, Steve Wozniak at the very beginning
Speaker 2: of it. I remember he was one of the first
Speaker 2: people to get a Tesla, and he said, he said,
Speaker 2: I love my Tesla, but don't put it in self
Speaker 2: driving mode. That thing is trying to kill you in
Speaker 2: that mode. But a note from Stein raises questions, says
Speaker 2: where the autonomous driving and the robotaxis that Musk is
Speaker 2: betting Tesla's future on are as close as he claims.
Speaker 2: And remember the very first competition that DARPA held was
Speaker 2: for self driving cars. He used that as kind of
Speaker 2: the selling point for his electric cars, to make them
Speaker 2: seem futuristic and cool, even though it wasn't ready. And
Speaker 2: now you know the goal is to basically take away
Speaker 2: your car. He wants to know, rent you transportation by
Speaker 2: the ride. In other words, it's more always as I've
Speaker 2: talked to Eric Peters over and over again over the years.
Speaker 2: We talked about how much more profitable it is for
Speaker 2: them to lease your car than to sell your car.
Speaker 2: And guess what, it is way more profitable than leasing
Speaker 2: to sell to rent you each individual ride. That's what
Speaker 2: he wants to own everything. He wants to own all
Speaker 2: the cars, and it also pleases the government. That's what
Speaker 2: they're and therefore as well. You see, he's not on
Speaker 2: your side. He is a technocrat. He is fully on
Speaker 2: board with his climate mcguffin with a fifteen minute city agenda,
Speaker 2: with a C forty city's agenda, that you will own
Speaker 2: no cars, all the rest of this stuff. It's amazing
Speaker 2: to me that, you know, people are always looking for
Speaker 2: some billionaire savior. People on the right and people on
Speaker 2: the left are looking for their own billionaire saviors. There's
Speaker 2: no difference between them. Truis Stein said it made a
Speaker 2: number of illegal maneuvers while it was in full self
Speaker 2: driving mode, including switching lanes and a portion of highway
Speaker 2: with solid white lines indicating lane changes where prohibited. It
Speaker 2: misses some of those things. It gets confused when there's
Speaker 2: kind of an exit ramp and a fork in the road,
Speaker 2: and several times it has gone head first at top
Speaker 2: speed into the abutment, killing the person in the car.
Speaker 2: In addition, the Model Y accelerated through an intersection of
Speaker 2: the car in front of us had only partly completed
Speaker 2: a right turn. My quick intervention was absolutely required to
Speaker 2: avoid an otherwise certain accident, he wrote. Another intervention was
Speaker 2: required when a police officer used hand motions to signal
Speaker 2: us to pull the side of the road to allow
Speaker 2: a funeral procession to pass. He said the system is
Speaker 2: no better. It's arguably worse than last time when he
Speaker 2: tested it in April, but he said there had been
Speaker 2: some improvements. He said what impressed us was how Wilikar
Speaker 2: adapted to challenging disruptions like lane closures, heavy potholes, and
Speaker 2: traffic flows that would confuse even experienced human drivers. Musk
Speaker 2: argues that the company's planned robotaxi service could quinn Tupol
Speaker 2: the value of Tesla's because their potential to make their
Speaker 2: owner's money independently and to be used far more hours
Speaker 2: of the day. Well, that's assuming that you can charge it. Right,
Speaker 2: you can't use it more hours than you can charge it.
Speaker 2: But again, Elon Musk is going to be your savior,
Speaker 2: right Well, looks like we keep seeing places where he's
Speaker 2: censoring people and I am still absolutely totally shadow band
Speaker 2: on that platform. Jason Barker talked about that as well.
Speaker 2: He's also been shadow band. On Monday night, social media
Speaker 2: platform X temporarily suspended the account of a political group
Speaker 2: that was supporting La La Harris for presidency. The group
Speaker 2: called White Dudes for Harris. We talked about that and
Speaker 2: Jeff Bridges, the Dude, some other actors, Sean Aston, Mark Hamill,
Speaker 2: other Hollywood people, because you know, really you should listen
Speaker 2: to the people in Hollywood as to what issues and
Speaker 2: people you should support. They know everything, these actors. Anyway,
Speaker 2: after a blowout turnout of nearly two hundred thousand people
Speaker 2: on White Dudes for Harris on X, the organization managed
Speaker 2: to raise more than four million dollars for Harris. Soon
Speaker 2: after the fundraiser ended, the group leaders were notified that
Speaker 2: X had suspended their account. The stated reason was for
Speaker 2: suppose violating our rules against evading suspension. They said, what
Speaker 2: does that mean? Circular logic. The White Dude's account was
Speaker 2: restored on Tuesday morning, but neither Musk nor X have
Speaker 2: responded to multiple outlets inquiring about the suspension or about
Speaker 2: the reinstatement. And of course, as we talked about, and
Speaker 2: I showed you in the past, Jason Barker had taken
Speaker 2: pictures and talked about how he had two platforms. One
Speaker 2: of them was his personal platform, the other one was
Speaker 2: Knights of the Storm. And he says, okay, so here's
Speaker 2: a situation. I got one hundred and twenty followers on
Speaker 2: personal account at the time, and I put something up
Speaker 2: and I got seven hundred and eighty six views. And
Speaker 2: he goes and it's exactly the opposite at his Nights
Speaker 2: of the Storm thing. In other words, he's got a
Speaker 2: lot more people following the account, but far fewer views. Well,
Speaker 2: I could take a screenshot and show you of the
Speaker 2: stuff that I put up on Twitter about ready to
Speaker 2: stop even putting things up on it. I've got supposedly
Speaker 2: one hundred and thirty six thousand or something like that
Speaker 2: people on Twitter, I don't know, somewhere in mid one thirties,
Speaker 2: and I might get a couple hundred views. And I've
Speaker 2: talked about it before. I said, look at this person
Speaker 2: over here, got nine hundred people following them and they
Speaker 2: get tens of thousands of views on something. How does
Speaker 2: that work out? How does it work out? I know
Speaker 2: that I'm shadow band when I go to Google, and
Speaker 2: it's not just Google, but you know, Google is going
Speaker 2: out there and looking on Twitter, and they find a
Speaker 2: guy who's got again, less than a thousand followers. I
Speaker 2: type David Knight, journalist, and it gives me a guy
Speaker 2: who teaches journalism in Oregon. He's got nine hundred followers,
Speaker 2: but he's the one who shows up, not me. So
Speaker 2: what are those hundred and thirty six thousand followers amount?
Speaker 2: Absolutely nothing? Nothing. So this is the guy who's going
Speaker 2: to save free speech for us. He paid forty five
Speaker 2: billion or something like that, altruism, you know, just to
Speaker 2: help the Babylon b I guess I actually know he's
Speaker 2: going to be data mining everything that you're doing. And
Speaker 2: that's the new terms of service. As I pointed out
Speaker 2: a day or so ago, they just put out some
Speaker 2: new terms of service. How they're going to start scraping
Speaker 2: date off. That's a very valuable thing, and it's also
Speaker 2: very valuable to him in terms of politics. He's taking
Speaker 2: a contrarian view and he now has everybody on the
Speaker 2: right falling at his feet, just like they felt the
Speaker 2: feet of Rupert Murdoch at Fox News because everybody else
Speaker 2: is to the left. In fact, Rupert Murdoch was not
Speaker 2: a conservative. He just saw a marketing opportunity in the
Speaker 2: same way with Elon must did. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: you know, he saw everybody on the news was left wing,
Speaker 2: so I'll do a right wing news program. And then
Speaker 2: when he went and wanted to make a move move
Speaker 2: into talk radio, he noticed that everybody was conservative in
Speaker 2: talk radio, so he decided that he would set up
Speaker 2: a liberal talk radio network again just to be countercultural.
Speaker 2: That's counter to what the established venues out there were.
Speaker 2: That's what Elon Musk is doing. Jason Barker says, my
Speaker 2: Knights of the Storm account gets a small fraction of
Speaker 2: views as I have followers. I can't even see my
Speaker 2: own posts on my own profile on that account. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I know back in the old days that they even
Speaker 2: unfollowed Karen from me and suggests that you follow AOC.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it's all algorithm based, right, Well, if it is,
Speaker 2: I think you need a new algorithm. It is they've
Speaker 2: got an algorithm and they're pushing lies to you that
Speaker 2: are maybe not as quite as obvious to some people
Speaker 2: as the obvious lide that the AI needs to take
Speaker 2: a breath. We all need to take a breath from
Speaker 2: these tech saviors. One last thing about tech, and that
Speaker 2: is the aspect of asymmetric warfare. You know, we saw
Speaker 2: a great deal of that in A Rock and Afghanistan
Speaker 2: and things like roadside bombs blowing up soldiers and the
Speaker 2: vehicles that they're in, and they desperately worked to put
Speaker 2: in some more m wraps and things like that. But
Speaker 2: in Ukraine it is an ongoing lab and beta test
Speaker 2: site for a lot of things, and the Ukrainians are
Speaker 2: experimenting a great deal with drones and it is the
Speaker 2: ultimate asymmetric warfare. If you can blow up a tank,
Speaker 2: or you can blow up a helicopter or something like
Speaker 2: that with a drone. Here's an example, a twelve ton
Speaker 2: Russian helicopter blown up using a two pound drone. Wow.
Speaker 2: And of course we have seen that with tanks and
Speaker 2: we've seen it on both sides. Russians have put pictures
Speaker 2: out of them blowing up a ten million dollar Abram's
Speaker 2: tank with a tiny drone. This asymmetric warfare is going
Speaker 2: both directions. Ukrainian forces are reportedly brought down a twelve
Speaker 2: ton three crew Russian helicopter using a tiny two pound
Speaker 2: drone loaded with explosives. According to military officials, Ukraine produced
Speaker 2: about two hundred thousand drones in the first months of
Speaker 2: this year, compared to sixty thousand last year. The latest
Speaker 2: successful attack comes after countless attempts. Yesterday we wrote about
Speaker 2: the enemy's attempts to operate drones against our army aviation.
Speaker 2: A Moscow friendly blogger behind the Telegram channel wrote in
Speaker 2: a post, Unfortunately today they succeeded. Is this the first
Speaker 2: case of a drone successfully downing manned aircraft? Russian military
Speaker 2: channels say that Ukrainian drone today shot down a Russian
Speaker 2: mill My eight helicopter as it was taking off in
Speaker 2: a Denet's region with a considerable distance from the front line.
Speaker 2: The helicopter was hit right after taking off. They said.
Speaker 2: The drones are scary for armored vehicles, for infantry and
Speaker 2: for helicopters now asymmetric warfare. The purported range of these
Speaker 2: drones is also astonishing. According to Ukrainian officials, forces hit
Speaker 2: a Russian supersonic bomber a record breaking eleven hundred miles
Speaker 2: from the Ukrainian border. It's not just Ukraine relying, and that,
Speaker 2: by the way, doesn't necessarily mean that they were able
Speaker 2: to fly this thing for eleven hundred miles. It means
Speaker 2: that an individual with a drone was able to get
Speaker 2: behind lines and fly it the rest of the way.
Speaker 2: That is certainly a possibility, but it's not just Ukraine
Speaker 2: relying heavily on drones. Earlier this week, Ukrainian forces were
Speaker 2: reported to have shut down eighty nine drones launched by
Speaker 2: Russia in one of the largest drone barrages this year.
Speaker 2: According to euro News, swarm of drones, swarms of drones,
Speaker 2: electronic countermeasures and swarms of drones. The next thing autonomous
Speaker 2: killing machines. Yeah, okay, we're gonna take a quick break.
Speaker 2: We'll be right back.
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Speaker 1: You're listening to the David Knight Show.
Speaker 2: Some comments on here, gene x, if you asked the
Speaker 2: chat was a chat GPD four to oh if you
Speaker 2: ask it to hold its breath indefinitely, will it suffocate?
Speaker 2: We can all hope. So just stick it in your
Speaker 2: plastic bag and see what happens to it zip lock
Speaker 2: bag preferably, soundproof, preferably and opaque. Stephen Caspar Boeing, the
Speaker 2: biggest junk dealer in the world. Yeah, and he also
Speaker 2: says Boeing is being targeted as another pretext for restricting travel.
Speaker 2: I believe so. But I think also in terms of
Speaker 2: restricting travel, we've got real ID that is really being
Speaker 2: pushed in America. Now they're going to roll that out
Speaker 2: as a precondition for being able to travel, and they're
Speaker 2: going to do that next year. And then of course
Speaker 2: you know the vaccine passport stuff Europe has got is
Speaker 2: solidifying that they're doing their final tests. They've got five
Speaker 2: nations that are signed up for this, so you know
Speaker 2: they are doing everything they can to restrict our travel.
Speaker 2: That is absolutely true, Bernie. Bernie d says, imagine when
Speaker 2: those dog robots will roam our streets for our security
Speaker 2: and our safety. Well, it truly is a panopticon in
Speaker 2: Paris right now with the Olympics, and we talked about
Speaker 2: the condition of the river you had when I first
Speaker 2: saw this. A Canadian triathlete throws up, Okay, is that
Speaker 2: the river or did he watch the opening ceremonies, which
Speaker 2: one of these things. Mary ellen Moore said as well,
Speaker 2: not everybody is concerned about the same. Even with the
Speaker 2: rats swimming in the river. This person interviewed, I thought
Speaker 2: it was just great, and of course it's a picture
Speaker 2: of Gollum and so it was this guy, the Canadian triathlete,
Speaker 2: Tyler ms Lachuk, And I guess he was making the
Speaker 2: Gollumn noise as well after he got finished swimming in
Speaker 2: the filthy sane river. So I'm not going to show
Speaker 2: you the video of him throwing up. They actually got
Speaker 2: the video of him throwing up. It just crossed the
Speaker 2: finish line when he suddenly bent over and wretched in
Speaker 2: front of the cameras. At the end of June, the
Speaker 2: river tested positive for E. Coli at ten times the
Speaker 2: accept acceptible limit, as I point out, and of course,
Speaker 2: it isn't it interesting that there is an acceptable limit
Speaker 2: for ecoli, but there is no acceptable limit for their
Speaker 2: fantasy COVID. There is no acceptable limit for CO two,
Speaker 2: and on and on everything else did these people want
Speaker 2: to do? They have zero tolerance up, but they can
Speaker 2: tolerate ecoli. It can make people sick, it can kill them,
Speaker 2: and we've had situations where food has been contaminated with
Speaker 2: the coal line people have died. Not as bad as
Speaker 2: listeria perhaps, but pretty bad. And so we had the
Speaker 2: Marxist mayor there as I mentioned before, Ann Hildalgo, who's
Speaker 2: been really pushing all this climate stuff, pushing the fifteen
Speaker 2: minute cities. That's where it came from, where they first
Speaker 2: rolled it out, I should say. And so she got
Speaker 2: into a web suit wetsuit and got in the river,
Speaker 2: said look it's good and jumped out.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: But a very different thing than these triathlete competitors, who
Speaker 2: were going to be having their head underwater quite a bit.
Speaker 2: I mean, they're going to really it's unknown if the
Speaker 2: Canadian triathlete upchucked because of all the ill effects of
Speaker 2: the water in which he swam, or mainly because of
Speaker 2: his extreme efforts during the competition. But it's not good optics,
Speaker 2: it certainly isn't. He finished ninth and he told the
Speaker 2: media that he threw up at least ten times during
Speaker 2: the event. During the event, and then of course there's
Speaker 2: the other thing that everybody's talking about. Knew that was
Speaker 2: going to happen. The female boxer who quits and melts
Speaker 2: down in tears and screams this is unjust after she
Speaker 2: was brutalized for forty six seconds by the male boxer.
Speaker 2: The feminists are silent about all this. As a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, they were the ones who kind of pushed
Speaker 2: men are equal or women are equal to men. They
Speaker 2: pushed that narrative for the longest time, and it was
Speaker 2: always a lie. But now it's been made very obvious
Speaker 2: by all this training stuff. And yet yet the spokesperson
Speaker 2: for the International Olympics Committee, you know, they kicked the
Speaker 2: boxing organizations as a women's boxing organization, there was an
Speaker 2: International Boxing Organization Association, the IBA, they were all kicked
Speaker 2: out by the Olympics Committee. Said no, we're going to
Speaker 2: put men in to box women. And now this spokesperson says,
Speaker 2: and by the way, this is not a transgender issue.
Speaker 2: I should make that absolutely clear. Well, please clarify that
Speaker 2: for us, this is a man competing as a woman.
Speaker 2: This is a man who I guess in the interest
Speaker 2: of privacy, they give them a DNA test, but that
Speaker 2: DNA test showed that he is biologically male. Former UK
Speaker 2: Prime Minister Liz Trust wrote on x when will this
Speaker 2: madness stop? Men cannot become women. I guess that's why
Speaker 2: she only lasted for a month or two. Why is
Speaker 2: the British government not objecting to this, Well, because they
Speaker 2: replaced you and they found a puppet. JK. Rowland said,
Speaker 2: what will it take to end this insanity? We'll take
Speaker 2: a female boxer left with life altering injuries or female
Speaker 2: boxer killed. Another person said, what she has experience is
Speaker 2: a public mugging. Well, that was exactly the take of
Speaker 2: the babylin b As a matter of fact, other headline
Speaker 2: they had the name of the guy from Algeria. They
Speaker 2: had his name. They said he wins the first ever
Speaker 2: gold medal in freestyle domestic violence. That's basically it is.
Speaker 2: It's a man beating up a woman. This is for
Speaker 2: all of us, said an emotional caliph as he raised
Speaker 2: his bloody fists triumphantly as the broken body of his
Speaker 2: small female opponent lay before him. I'm proud that my
Speaker 2: superior man's shoulders and bone structure gave me the ability
Speaker 2: to beat up this small woman. This is what the
Speaker 2: sport of freestyle domestic violence is all about. Today, I
Speaker 2: make history as the first professional woman beater to win
Speaker 2: a gold medal, specifically for beating a woman, he said
Speaker 2: breathlessly as he wiped the blood off of his gloves.
Speaker 2: Brave pioneer. And then his opponent that he just beat said,
Speaker 2: it's my fault. I fell down the stairs and into
Speaker 2: a doorknob really hard. That's all that happened. She said,
Speaker 2: She got her silver metal and left. That is pretty
Speaker 2: close to the truth, isn't it. And then, as I
Speaker 2: mentioned before, the lasting effect of this. You know, these
Speaker 2: people they always leave behind. They spend a lot of
Speaker 2: money on this. Sometimes they leave stadiums behind or buildings behind,
Speaker 2: like the use to do when they had the World's Fair.
Speaker 2: You know, they leave some of these interesting structures behind. Well,
Speaker 2: was being left behind in Paris? This time is going
Speaker 2: to be a panopticon of a police surveillance state. The
Speaker 2: Paris Olympics have turned Paris into a pan opticon, the
Speaker 2: largest military presence in Paris since World War Two, So
Speaker 2: the city will ramp up by twenty percent. Information gathering services, yes,
Speaker 2: information services at your spells, wiretapping, geolocation, computer data, image
Speaker 2: and sound capture, etc. Amnesty International France said, once these
Speaker 2: technologies are there, they won't go back. A Paris activist.
Speaker 2: Here's an example of how they have used this already,
Speaker 2: not against terrorists, against journalists and against political dissidents. A
Speaker 2: Paris activist with a counter Olympics organization called Sackage twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four was about to scort two journalists through the
Speaker 2: community of Saint Denis on what they call a toxic tour.
Speaker 2: Sackage twenty twenty four has organized these informational tours to
Speaker 2: show the media the impact of the Paris twenty twenty
Speaker 2: four Summer Olympics on working class communities. They were able
Speaker 2: to begin. Four police cars blocked them as they emerged
Speaker 2: from the Metro stop, and a platoon of heavily armed
Speaker 2: officers encircled them after performing an identity check. In search,
Speaker 2: the police found counter Olympics leaflets and stickers. See, it
Speaker 2: doesn't matter exactly what it is, just you oppose whatever
Speaker 2: their agenda is. Remember in Australia where they people were
Speaker 2: posting on Facebook and we're going to have a protest
Speaker 2: to the mask mandates and things like that, such as
Speaker 2: such a time they show up this person's home over that.
Speaker 2: So they found counter Olympic leaflets and stickers and the
Speaker 2: gendarmes then arrested them, including the media members, including the journalists,
Speaker 2: and took them into custody, where they remained for ten hours.
Speaker 2: After his release, he told us that the Paris Olympics
Speaker 2: have been have brought on a quote lockdown on dissent,
Speaker 2: and that Paris is basically under occupation, just like the
Speaker 2: COVID stuff, Just like the COVID stuff under Trump. Under Trump.
Speaker 2: The Games have given rise to the largest military presence
Speaker 2: in the city since World War II. Around one hundred
Speaker 2: thousand soldiers ensconced in a centralized military camp in close
Speaker 2: proximity to all the Paris Olympic venues. Another forty five
Speaker 2: thousand police and gendarmes patrol the city. We're up to
Speaker 2: one hundred or up to fifty five thousand, right, and
Speaker 2: that doesn't even count the twenty thousand private security guards. Okay,
Speaker 2: seventy five thousand. Yeah. The Olympic Games not only bring
Speaker 2: together athletes from around the world, they increasingly unite the
Speaker 2: world's security forces. So it's not just bread and circuses
Speaker 2: they use. It's also truncheons to keep you in line.
Speaker 2: The policing of Olympic Paris includes nearly two thousand security
Speaker 2: officials from around forty countries. Most are from Europe, but
Speaker 2: there's also forces from Brazil, Canada, Chile, Ireland, Morocco, Cutter,
Speaker 2: South Korea, Israel. Media accounts of foreign police officers, such
Speaker 2: as the Irish, offer a friendly face to help tourists
Speaker 2: find where they need to go, but it belies the
Speaker 2: intensity of the security presence in Olympic Paris. Walking around
Speaker 2: the city often feels like attending an international policing convention.
Speaker 2: This is on Wine Press News, by the way. In addition,
Speaker 2: and alphabet soup of US intelligence agencies have also helped.
Speaker 2: I We're from the CIA, We're here to help you.
Speaker 2: They got the CIA, the FBI, the NSA, and they said,
Speaker 2: even obscure organizations like and it's actually the first time
Speaker 2: I've seen this in print here the US Geospatial Intelligence Agency. Wow.
Speaker 2: How about that? Yeah, because that's what this has always
Speaker 2: been about, the geospatial intelligence. That's where James Clapper rose
Speaker 2: up through the ranks. In March of twenty twenty three,
Speaker 2: the French National Assembly passed the Olympic Games Law, which
Speaker 2: greenlighted algorithmic video surveillance. An attorney where the Paris based
Speaker 2: Digital Rights group told us that the Olympics were a
Speaker 2: convenient pretext for fast tracking this technology. She said the
Speaker 2: algorithmic video surveillance is a tool for the police to
Speaker 2: enhance social control on public space. AI driven video surveillance
Speaker 2: can discriminate, she said, technologically and politically, allowing security forces
Speaker 2: to zero in on political activists, migrants, unhoused people, you know,
Speaker 2: trouble making Christians, things like that. It's always been about
Speaker 2: religion and politics. That's the basis for the spatial intelligence.
Speaker 2: They didn't mention Palenteer. I'm sure Palenteer is there, Absolutely
Speaker 2: positive that Palaeer is there. And then before we finished
Speaker 2: with the Olympics, one last story here, and.
Speaker 3: This is a.
Speaker 2: This is about the Turkish shooter who just kind of
Speaker 2: showed up and won a gold medal, Daikik Yusuf, who
Speaker 2: only recently took up shooting after particularly heated argument with
Speaker 2: his ex wife. This is not a bad one, but
Speaker 2: I mean this is he was not shooting at his
Speaker 2: ex wife unless he had a picture of her on
Speaker 2: the target range. I don't know. He credits success to
Speaker 2: the newfound passion for seeing his kids and a relentless
Speaker 2: drive to prove his ex is wrong, he said. I
Speaker 2: never thought i'd be here, he said, shrugging non chalantly.
Speaker 2: I was just aiming for a weekend with the kids.
Speaker 2: The fifty two year old who works as a mechanic
Speaker 2: in a small garage at this ten bowl. First he
Speaker 2: picked up a gun during a particularly frustrating divorced mediation.
Speaker 2: He's from his den Bole, not Constantinople. I don't know
Speaker 2: if this is satire or not. It could be satire,
Speaker 2: but I did see pictures of him shooting. He just
Speaker 2: shoots with his hand in his pocket, and he is
Speaker 2: he's pretty new to this, and he's pretty old too,
Speaker 2: He's fifty two years old. He just started doing this
Speaker 2: and he walks up. He doesn't have any hearing protection,
Speaker 2: and these other people got all this high tech gear,
Speaker 2: and he just stands over this hand in the pocket
Speaker 2: hitting it. And I saw the pictures on Twitter of him,
Speaker 2: you know, nailing it in the bull's eye. His unorthodox approach,
Speaker 2: he has no specialty gear, no training regimen, and a
Speaker 2: wardrobe consisting of everyday jeans and a T shirt, has
Speaker 2: baffled professional shooters. He just shows up, shoots an air
Speaker 2: perfect round, then asks if there's a smoking area in nearby.
Speaker 2: After he won silver, he said emotionless on the Olympic
Speaker 2: podium and declared, Sharon, if you're watching this, want my
Speaker 2: dog back. I think that's real. I don't think that's
Speaker 2: a set there, but I haven't done a lot of
Speaker 2: research on it. Matthew Ronson said, yeah, they're swimming in
Speaker 2: a cesspool. Well what would you expect from a Marxist
Speaker 2: mayor who is talking about the Green New Deal? Because
Speaker 2: it all really is a cesspool, isn't it, Moonhawk, I
Speaker 2: can't believe these swimmers actually swim in that Yeah, swimming
Speaker 2: in that river is insane. Americans need to invest in
Speaker 2: military grade drones. It's a new frontier in the arms race,
Speaker 2: and this may be the biggest threat to humanity. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you're right, I think so. I think so. Things are
Speaker 2: going to change very rapidly, and it is you know,
Speaker 2: we really don't know where it's going to go. But
Speaker 2: you know what, some people put their trust in horses
Speaker 2: and chariots, but you need to put your trust in
Speaker 2: the Lord. That's the bottom line. These things that they
Speaker 2: depend on can be taken out in a heartbeat. We're
Speaker 2: gonna take a quick break won't be right back analyzing
Speaker 2: the globalists next move and now the deep nut show.
Speaker 2: Jeffkin three two one says, one day they'll whole swimming
Speaker 2: contest and underground sewers. Probably one day we'll be living
Speaker 2: and underground sewers. If they get their way, we'll see
Speaker 2: what happens.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 2: Scientists are warning that there is a new neurological emergency
Speaker 2: that is spreading because of the Trump shot, a new
Speaker 2: neurological emergency of those who have been vaccinated with the mRNA.
Speaker 2: The warning has been issued by scientists at the University
Speaker 2: of Kieti, Italy. If I'm pronouncing the correctly, they report
Speaker 2: two cases of deadly status epolepticus have now been confirmed
Speaker 2: and been caused by COVID mr anda injections. In a
Speaker 2: peer reviewed study published in the European Journal of Epilepsy,
Speaker 2: scientists revealed that se a dangerous condition in which epileptic
Speaker 2: fits follow one another without recovery of consciousness between them,
Speaker 2: has a mortality rate of twenty percent. You know this
Speaker 2: by the way. Seizures and things like that have long
Speaker 2: been an adverse effect that comes with childhood vaccines. And
Speaker 2: I remember when in Texas David Simpson, who is a
Speaker 2: good state legislator there that they got rid of. Again,
Speaker 2: that always happens with the good guys. It's like the
Speaker 2: good police, the good state legislators. They find a way
Speaker 2: to get him out, and don't they. But anyway, while
Speaker 2: he was still there, he had introduced a bill to
Speaker 2: stop these body scanners and the pack downs, especially of kids,
Speaker 2: and unanimously passing the House. And then they shut it
Speaker 2: down in the Texas Senate using the lieutenant governor who
Speaker 2: the lieutenant governor's president of the Senate. That particular lieutenant
Speaker 2: governor was a former CIA guy that after he retired,
Speaker 2: they set him up in the oil business and then
Speaker 2: he spent more money than anybody ever spent in where
Speaker 2: to get elected to the state office in Texas, and
Speaker 2: they used him to shut that down and to make sure,
Speaker 2: you know, to defend the TSA just so you know
Speaker 2: where the TSA is coming from the usual suspects of CIA. Anyway, Yeah,
Speaker 2: he had some constituents in his district and this is
Speaker 2: at the very beginning of the legalization of medical marijuana.
Speaker 2: It was legal in Colorado, and they contacted and they said,
Speaker 2: you know, both of them had a child who had uncontrollable,
Speaker 2: uncontrollable seizures, and they had tried every medication that big
Speaker 2: pharmaceutical companies had nothing worked. Out of desperation, these two
Speaker 2: families went to Colorado and used edible marijuana I think
Speaker 2: it was, and it stopped the seizures. It was the
Speaker 2: only thing they could find that worked. And so even
Speaker 2: though Texas never legalized medical marijuana to this day, they
Speaker 2: made an exception for kids who had that. And I
Speaker 2: thought it was a particularly interesting that this seizure thing
Speaker 2: had apparently been caused many, many times with children over
Speaker 2: these vaccines, and now we're seeing something similar, of course,
Speaker 2: with the COVID shots. The Italian authors of the study
Speaker 2: of identified several possible vaccine related adverse events, including now
Speaker 2: neurological manifestations. The se emerges in the literature as the
Speaker 2: emergent condition in the COVID vaccinated individuals. The trump shots.
Speaker 2: Six case reports met the selection criteria were considered eligible
Speaker 2: for review. They said they were able to establish two
Speaker 2: cases that were triggered by Pfizer's injection. Four patients had
Speaker 2: received the spike vacks of MODERNA. Two patients the Pfizer
Speaker 2: and they had another patient that got the astrazenica. The
Speaker 2: most frequently associated with the se onset was the first
Speaker 2: vaccine dose, and that manifested after four and a half days.
Speaker 2: This is what makes it difficult to pen this on.
Speaker 2: And people have different reactions, and people have different reactions
Speaker 2: to different types of poisons or to different types of medications.
Speaker 2: But then you also have the added complication that they
Speaker 2: varied the dosage by the lot, and so some lots
Speaker 2: had thirty times a dosage of the least lots, And
Speaker 2: so we have a situation like that, and those heavy doses,
Speaker 2: of course were where the vast majority of these immediate
Speaker 2: effects happened. But you have this entire spectrum, and why
Speaker 2: would they do that, Why would they vary the dosage
Speaker 2: the dosage by a factor of thirty, Well, because they
Speaker 2: had not tested it, because that was a test, because
Speaker 2: they were using the general population as lab rats. Because
Speaker 2: if you took one of these things, it was the
Speaker 2: same as playing Russian roulette. As sligh News reported earlier,
Speaker 2: another major new peer reviewed study is found that the
Speaker 2: mRNA trump shots are responsible for the surging number of
Speaker 2: people being diagnosed with Alzheimer's and other neurological disorders. The study,
Speaker 2: published in the International Journal of Medicine, was conducted by
Speaker 2: a team of South Korean researchers. The end of the
Speaker 2: study was to identify links between COVID, mRNA and Alzheimer's
Speaker 2: and injections COVID injections. The studies findings show a huge
Speaker 2: surge in cases in vaccinated individuals, particularly those receiving mRNA injections,
Speaker 2: and so what they noticed was a huge surge and
Speaker 2: mild cognitive impairment and a huge surge in Alzheimer's disease
Speaker 2: as well. In the studies paper, the researchers conclude that
Speaker 2: COVID vaccination, particularly mRNA vaccines, caused a major surge in
Speaker 2: the incidence of both of these. And then with all
Speaker 2: this happening, we have Peter Hotez. I think is the
Speaker 2: way he pronounce his name. I've seen it in print
Speaker 2: so many times, and I've seen his desperate face there.
Speaker 2: What a crazy person he is. And this is a
Speaker 2: story from Children's Health Defense. Vaccine advocate Peter had test
Speaker 2: calls for the use of police and military against people
Speaker 2: who are anti vaccine. Oh well, will there be a
Speaker 2: knock on the door? He blamed anti vaxers for causing
Speaker 2: hundreds of thousands of deaths during the pandemic. Bull face lies.
Speaker 2: Of course, these are the people who admit that this
Speaker 2: stuff didn't do anything. Well, maybe it helped, Like they
Speaker 2: fall back to this excuse the Fauci used for rim desert.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, it doesn't help anybody. But you know, hey,
Speaker 2: if you survive my drug, you get better faster. I
Speaker 2: think thirty percent faster. And so that's the best that
Speaker 2: they can come up with. Even for this vaccine. Well,
Speaker 2: it doesn't stop the transmission, it doesn't stop people from
Speaker 2: getting it, doesn't stop people from giving it to other people.
Speaker 2: They had to admit because of epidemiological data. But hey,
Speaker 2: it's you're not going to get as sick with it.
Speaker 2: They don't have any way to measure that as well.
Speaker 2: But the guy is truly deranged and catalitarian. Hotez suggested
Speaker 2: that the whow that the US Department of Homeland Security
Speaker 2: and that NATO even NATO call in NATO should target
Speaker 2: anti vaccine aggression NATO and maybe we should get some
Speaker 2: of those drums. Stephen Caspar says, we need an AI president.
Speaker 2: We could just pull the plug. Yeah, that'd be great.
Speaker 2: Jason Barker says, be prepared for a big push for
Speaker 2: voter ID. I think they intentionally made elections horrible so
Speaker 2: that we would ask for ID. That's the way to
Speaker 2: get us the real ID.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 2: Well, they're pushing the real ID now, you know. And
Speaker 2: they had set up several different deadlines that they wanted
Speaker 2: real ID for and those have always slipped. But they
Speaker 2: are going to hold to this deadline of next year
Speaker 2: twenty five. I have to use the real ID for that.
Speaker 2: But it's also you know, the border is being used
Speaker 2: to get the Conservatives to push for an ID. And
Speaker 2: we've had e Verify around for a while, but it
Speaker 2: hasn't been mandatory. But in Florida, as they hype everybody up,
Speaker 2: you know about the real problem of open borders, and
Speaker 2: it is a real problem. They are voting as a
Speaker 2: part of it. Now they want to say, well, everybody's
Speaker 2: going to We're going to make Everify mandatory mandatory. You
Speaker 2: have to get the permission of the government to get
Speaker 2: a job, and you have to get an ID from
Speaker 2: the government in order to get a job. That's what
Speaker 2: they want to do, and the Conservatives Florida Republicans love
Speaker 2: that idea. They're all on board with that Syrian girl.
Speaker 2: And also this latest thing, Oh, we've got to protect
Speaker 2: the kids from pornography online. You mean you can't take
Speaker 2: the computer away from them. No, Instead, we're going to
Speaker 2: have to get IDs for everybody to use the computer online.
Speaker 2: We're going to end anonymity online. And you've heard people
Speaker 2: like the guy's working at the Daily Wire, the psychologist
Speaker 2: I was just talking about the other day, complaining and saying,
Speaker 2: you know, we got all these anonymous trolls, Jordan Peterson,
Speaker 2: we got all these anonymous trolls. We need to have
Speaker 2: an ID for anybody that's using the internet. You know,
Speaker 2: it's coming from a lot of different quarters. Everybody. You know,
Speaker 2: you've got your feelings hurt, or you're scared about something
Speaker 2: you want to id everybody. You want to live in
Speaker 2: a prison, that's what it is. So you just want
Speaker 2: to be guarded with all things. Well, that's called to
Speaker 2: prison if they guard you with everything that you do.
Speaker 2: And a Syrian girl says, it's hard to believe the
Speaker 2: Olympic Committee would give the okay to Paris for the
Speaker 2: Summer Olympics unless they are trying to euthanize athletes. Maybe
Speaker 2: the job wasn't doing a good enough job. Yeah, that's right. Well,
Speaker 2: getting back to Peter Hotez, he says, what I've said
Speaker 2: to the Biden administration is that the health sector can't
Speaker 2: solve this on its own. We're going to have to
Speaker 2: bring in Homeland security. We're going to have to bring
Speaker 2: in the Commerce Apartment, We're gonna have to bring in
Speaker 2: the Justice Department. I've said the same with and I've
Speaker 2: met with doctor ted Dross, you know, doctor who. I
Speaker 2: guess we could say one of the instantiations of doctor who,
Speaker 2: Ted DROs, the communist, the guy who has never been
Speaker 2: in the health field at all. But that's no problem,
Speaker 2: you know. I mean Javier Bussera, who is head of
Speaker 2: HHS for Biden. He's never worked in healthcare either. He's
Speaker 2: just an authoritarian lawyer. So none that is necessary. As
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, that HHS and the WHO were
Speaker 2: not necessary either. But anyway, he says, I've worked with
Speaker 2: him to say I don't know what the World Health
Speaker 2: Organization can solve this on our own. He said, we
Speaker 2: need the other UN agencies, NATO, This is a security problem.
Speaker 2: People who are anti VACS this is a big security problem.
Speaker 2: They got to bring in the NATO military to fight us.
Speaker 2: As Peter Hotez, this is a security problem because it's
Speaker 2: no longer a theoretical construct or some arcane academic exercise.
Speaker 2: Two hundred thousand Americans died because of anti vaccine aggression,
Speaker 2: anti science aggression. No, you killed far more than that
Speaker 2: with your vaccines hots, far more than seventeen million. I've
Speaker 2: seen one study come up with that. I think that's
Speaker 2: too conservative based on what we've seen from a lot
Speaker 2: of different countries. Anyway, and so now this is lethal force.
Speaker 2: And now I feel as a pediatric vaccine scientist. You're
Speaker 2: not a scientist. It's important just as important for me
Speaker 2: to make a new vaccine to save lives. The other
Speaker 2: side of saving lives is countering this anti vaccine aggression.
Speaker 2: So he's saying that it is aggression, that it is
Speaker 2: lethal force. He's calling for the police, for the military
Speaker 2: to come after people who don't take his poisonous drugs.
Speaker 2: The full interview was available on YouTube until Wednesday evening,
Speaker 2: when it was removed, but the Defender at Children's Health
Speaker 2: Defense Fund. The Defender obtained a video recording of the
Speaker 2: full interview. He is the dean of the National School
Speaker 2: of Tropical Medicine at Baylor director of the Center for
Speaker 2: Vaccine Development at Texas Children's Hospital. Aside from being a
Speaker 2: vaccine proponent and developer, he helped to develop the Korbivak's
Speaker 2: COVID nineteen vaccine, which was administered in India and has
Speaker 2: received at least thirty million dollars in development grants from
Speaker 2: the Gates Foundation. Hotez has crusaded against so called misinformation
Speaker 2: about vaccines. In March, The Hill reported that Hotez has
Speaker 2: found quote a parallel career unquote fighting misinformation. Well maybe
Speaker 2: he's He's not a scientist, but he is a censor,
Speaker 2: isn't he. It's a tautalitarian dictator at heart. That's his
Speaker 2: other career. Hotez finds his efforts to combat misinformation to
Speaker 2: be meaningful, he says. And when he says combat, he
Speaker 2: means it literally. He means with a truncheon, with the police,
Speaker 2: with the Department of Justice, even with the military of NATO.
Speaker 2: He doesn't want to debate people. He wants to combat them.
Speaker 2: He wants to beat them, he says. Pushing back on
Speaker 2: the anti vaccine movement, is just as important as developing vaccines. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's right, because what's the point of developing this poison
Speaker 2: if you've got people telling, telling perspective victims that it
Speaker 2: is poison. So, you know, this guy is absolutely amazing.
Speaker 2: Brian Hooker, who was a whistleblower for the CDC now
Speaker 2: works for Children's Health Defense, said Peter has cashed in
Speaker 2: significantly on the pandemic. He gets a lot of money
Speaker 2: when shots go into arms. Now Hotz is calling for
Speaker 2: a security state to enforce his propaganda instead of engaging
Speaker 2: and much needed dialogue over vaccine safety with a critical
Speaker 2: appraisal of short and long term side effects from the
Speaker 2: routine childhood vaccine schedule, including the COVID shots, said Peter McCullough.
Speaker 2: So this is the problem. Peter McCullough is not anti vaccine.
Speaker 2: He's saying, hey, we need to have a dialogue about
Speaker 2: some safety here, same thing that you see from RFK Junior.
Speaker 2: I think we're beyond that point quite frankly. I think
Speaker 2: the people who are doing violence are the people like
Speaker 2: Peter Hotez, and I think that it is wrong to
Speaker 2: give them a pass. And you just say, well, you know,
Speaker 2: we need to talk a little bit about this. I
Speaker 2: think it's talked about long enough. I think we know
Speaker 2: exactly what this stuff is. Hotez has spent his entire
Speaker 2: career developing vaccines which have not achieved success in commercial use.
Speaker 2: I guess he just needs none of the right people.
Speaker 2: Did he make friends with Fauci. His demands to impose
Speaker 2: public health martial law are reminiscent of the Committee of
Speaker 2: Public Safety out of the French Revolution that Robespier used
Speaker 2: to murder his political opponents. Yeah, you know again, if
Speaker 2: we look at this public health, isn't it amazing how
Speaker 2: it really does line up with the Jacobins, the proto
Speaker 2: types of the socialists and Marxists and their Committee for
Speaker 2: Public Safety. Now we have these public health departments and
Speaker 2: they act the same way, same way. He's been on
Speaker 2: globalist team with Faucci, etc. And now he's turning to
Speaker 2: violence to silence all the centers. This is this very
Speaker 2: fact disqualifies him as a physician. His evolution over the
Speaker 2: course of the pandemic is curious, as he has become
Speaker 2: more and more shrill as time goes on, says Brian Hooker.
Speaker 2: It seems he is trying to extend his fifteen minutes
Speaker 2: of fame by jumping the shark and inciting gestapo like
Speaker 2: measures against anti vaxxers and so called science deniers. His
Speaker 2: definition of science is very fauciesque. Indeed, as a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, it isn't science. If you can't show your work,
Speaker 2: it isn't science. If you don't test it, they didn't
Speaker 2: test it. If you want to shut down other people
Speaker 2: instead of showing your data, it's not science. Climate science
Speaker 2: is not science because of that. During his July fifth interview,
Speaker 2: Hotez said, there's anti vaccine activity in every country, and
Speaker 2: each has its own unique national flavor. But the part
Speaker 2: that I'm worried about now, it's something very dark and
Speaker 2: accelerating in the United States. Well, that's you should be
Speaker 2: afraid of that. We're going to tell people the truth
Speaker 2: and we're not going to shut up about it. Without
Speaker 2: citing evidence, Facci said unvaccinated people are probably responsible for
Speaker 2: an additional two hundred and three hundred thousand deaths in
Speaker 2: the United States. Yeah, Trump says he saved millions of lives.
Speaker 2: He doesn't have any data either. They're just making this
Speaker 2: stuff up. Trump's CDC director Robert Redfield is out there saying, well,
Speaker 2: you know, it's inevitable that we are going to have
Speaker 2: bird flu go to humans and it's going to kill
Speaker 2: twenty five to fifty percent of the people. There's absolutely
Speaker 2: no way that he could know that, no way, and
Speaker 2: he doesn't even bother to tell you why he would
Speaker 2: say something like that, because as a person who is
Speaker 2: worshiped as an authority, he doesn't have to explain anything
Speaker 2: he does. This is anti science again. Francis Bacon when
Speaker 2: he came up with a scientific mesa, he did it
Speaker 2: in opposition to what he said was being ruled by academia,
Speaker 2: which is where we are now. We've gone back to
Speaker 2: this situation where people who are in universities or people
Speaker 2: who are in government bureaucracies can just make pronouncements and
Speaker 2: they don't have to show you anything, whether you're talking
Speaker 2: about climate or whether you're talking about the pandemic or
Speaker 2: anything else like that. Harvey Risch says this claim of
Speaker 2: initial two hundred three hundred thousand people dying is obviously
Speaker 2: a lie. He said in the face of repeated major
Speaker 2: empirical CDC evidence quote unquote and CDC's public acknowledgment that
Speaker 2: the mRNA vaccines largely failed to reduce COVID transmission. Hotez
Speaker 2: absurdly claims that people choosing not to vaccinate themselves have
Speaker 2: contributed more to deaths than all the large scale breakthrough
Speaker 2: infections among vaccinated people. Well, finally, before we close this
Speaker 2: out here, Scott Shara, who I've talked about many times.
Speaker 2: I've interviewed him a couple of times. His daughter was murdered,
Speaker 2: not with the vaccines, but with the hospital protocols. You
Speaker 2: want to talk about all the deaths that happened in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty, that was hospital protocols killing people. Hospital protocols
Speaker 2: from people like Peter Navara and Donald Trump. Then they
Speaker 2: escalated it with the vaccines, and then Biden says, no,
Speaker 2: you've got to take the vaccines. That really went up.
Speaker 2: But there were people who were being murdered with do
Speaker 2: not resuscitate orders and remdesivir ventilators and other things like that.
Speaker 2: And Scott Shara's daughter, Grace was one of those that
Speaker 2: was murdered. Chad Down's syndrome. They were, like so many
Speaker 2: families kept from being in the hospital and the doctors
Speaker 2: went against their orders. And he's filed a lawsuit, and
Speaker 2: it's a very important lawsuit because unlike the they're not
Speaker 2: just talking about malpractice. They're talking about wrongful death, in
Speaker 2: other words, murder right, This is very different malpractice. There's
Speaker 2: a limit and it's paid for by the insurance companies
Speaker 2: and these doctors get a mark and if they get
Speaker 2: too many of them, that could put them out of practice.
Speaker 2: But it's not the same as a wrongful death lawsuit.
Speaker 2: And I'm glad to see that he has gotten attention
Speaker 2: with Children's Health Defense as well. There's a long article.
Speaker 2: I won't go into it because we've talked about his
Speaker 2: case and we've talked to him a couple of times,
Speaker 2: and we'll have him back on to get an update
Speaker 2: as to what's happening. And it's very important lawsuit. But
Speaker 2: if you want to know more about it, you can
Speaker 2: go to our Amazinggrace dot com or you can take
Speaker 2: a look at this article on Children's Health Defense. The
Speaker 2: title is lawsuit alleging hospitals COVID protocol caused the death
Speaker 2: of a nineteen year old is going to move forward
Speaker 2: after the judge grants Marshall win in a gag order motion.
Speaker 2: So he's had yet another win there and this wrongful
Speaker 2: death lawsuit. It was a big deal when the judge said, no,
Speaker 2: we'll listen to the evidence for a wrongful death lawsuit.
Speaker 2: And then this development is very important because they don't
Speaker 2: want people to see this happening to them. They don't
Speaker 2: want other people doing the same thing, and other people
Speaker 2: need to do the same thing. And so that was
Speaker 2: a key thing that Scott Sharrow was working on and
Speaker 2: praying about to make sure that other people understood that
Speaker 2: this is beyond malpractice and if you've got a loved
Speaker 2: one that this happened to, you should be aware of that.
Speaker 2: On comments here, amos Pool, thank you very much for
Speaker 2: the tip. I appreciate that that is really kind. Before
Speaker 2: listening to you over the last couple of years regarding abortion,
Speaker 2: I was rather agnostic. It's always been presented to me
Speaker 2: as a woman's now a person's right to choose. Thank
Speaker 2: you for helping me to understand the truth. I do understand.
Speaker 2: I mean, I was not. My epiphany came actually when
Speaker 2: I was running for Congress back in nineteen ninety six,
Speaker 2: and it came prior to that, I'd never really had
Speaker 2: to think about it personally. And you know, I thought, well,
Speaker 2: we'll just keep government out of as much things as
Speaker 2: we can. But then when I was running, partial birth
Speaker 2: abortion became an issue. And when I looked that up,
Speaker 2: I said, Okay, understand it's murdered. Now you're going to
Speaker 2: have a full term baby. You're going to have a
Speaker 2: partial birth. You can't have partial birth. You're going to
Speaker 2: leave one part of the baby and the mother while
Speaker 2: you kill the baby. And so at that point they
Speaker 2: really did show their colors, and so it was I
Speaker 2: had a big change during that. That was the good
Speaker 2: thing that came out of me running for Congress. Even
Speaker 2: in the first debate, I had not understood that. So
Speaker 2: I'm Marty. Thank you very much for the tip as well.
Speaker 2: Appreciate that you said your first hour on planned parenthood
Speaker 2: is extremely important. Even though I am shadow ban on
Speaker 2: Facebook and on Twig's dopamine brain Candy, I look forward
Speaker 2: to sharing that segment. Well, thank you, I appreciate that,
Speaker 2: and you know like it. We'll cut that out because
Speaker 2: I do want people to know about that project nineteen sixteen.
Speaker 2: That is a perfect focus for these black pastors to say,
Speaker 2: you want to see people coming after black people, take
Speaker 2: a look at what planned parenthood did. But also because
Speaker 2: it is at the center of all these other things,
Speaker 2: it really does show the spirit of what is being
Speaker 2: pushed onto us with the Olympics, with everything handy. Just
Speaker 2: a little fyi low quote Emory Hospital is quote encouraging
Speaker 2: wearing mask Again, here we go. They aren't kicking anyone
Speaker 2: out for declining yet. Nathan Bedford Forrest eighteen sixty five.
Speaker 2: In Alabama, you need to show a picture ID to vote,
Speaker 2: and it is a free state and Commie Fournia where
Speaker 2: I lived for sixty years, you did not need an
Speaker 2: ID to vote, and it is a neo Marxist dystopia. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that was the amazing thing. And you know, you can
Speaker 2: go back to Nathan bed for Forest eighteen sixty five.
Speaker 2: The way they claimed that they well, we're not going
Speaker 2: to allow IDs through a lot of southern states was
Speaker 2: the original claim, and they were doing that in North Carolina.
Speaker 2: Now I don't know. I think North Carolina has now
Speaker 2: moved to have IDs. But as I've said before, my
Speaker 2: brother in law, Karen's twin brother, in twenty twelve, he
Speaker 2: had a friend who went to vote on election day
Speaker 2: and they had the roles there and all you had
Speaker 2: to do was give them a name and an address
Speaker 2: and they would look it up and they said to him,
Speaker 2: you've already voted. No I haven't, Yes, you have, and
Speaker 2: this other person that your address is voted. He says,
Speaker 2: that's my mother. She's been dead for years. That was
Speaker 2: what was going on in North Carolina because they didn't
Speaker 2: have any picture ideas, and they had the longest and
Speaker 2: may still have the longest voting period of any state.
Speaker 2: Prior to the election. They pretended that there was no
Speaker 2: cases of that, and of course he didn't want to
Speaker 2: He didn't have the time to get involved, and he
Speaker 2: didn't want to complain about it publicly, and so you know,
Speaker 2: I told people about it, but other than that, people
Speaker 2: didn't know that happened. He says. In California, I just
Speaker 2: walked in and said my name, and they gave me
Speaker 2: a ballot and voted. Voter frauds rampant there. Yep, same
Speaker 2: thing as in North Carolina's and it was Democrats who
Speaker 2: did that. In North Carolina. They still have a Democrat
Speaker 2: governor in North Carolina, but they have a strong plurality
Speaker 2: of Republicans and so they have changed some things that
Speaker 2: the Democrats put in and they can override the governor's
Speaker 2: veto if they want. Chefkin three two one Hotz is back. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the weirdo with the bow tie. Yep, that's him, disheveled hair,
Speaker 2: look angry and surprised at the same time. Look on
Speaker 2: his face. He sounds like some kind of a curse,
Speaker 2: doesn't he from Egypt hotes it truly is. So let's say,
Speaker 2: where are we here? Don't frag me? Bro says bird
Speaker 2: flu is a pretext for food destruction, contrived food shortages,
Speaker 2: and austerity. Absolutely, the Syrian girl is not just wrong
Speaker 2: to give Hotz a pass for his vaccine aggressions. It
Speaker 2: is dangerous. Yes, If we don't stop these people, it
Speaker 2: just keeps going. A Syrian girl, I'm not voting for RFKJ.
Speaker 2: I just applaud Children's Health Defense for the good work
Speaker 2: they have done to exposed the vaccine scam. Absolutely, you know,
Speaker 2: I have said that from the very beginning. I had
Speaker 2: issues with RFKJ over a lot of very important things,
Speaker 2: especially free speech and his lack of candor on that.
Speaker 2: You know, if he had decided, because he's now been censored,
Speaker 2: that censorship is a bad thing, but he wanted to
Speaker 2: put people in prison that disagreed with his radical environmentalism
Speaker 2: a few years ago, and he never really owned up
Speaker 2: to that. But I always said, and there's other issues
Speaker 2: with him, of course, you know, he's pro abortion and
Speaker 2: many other Democrat issues. However, I was hoping naively that
Speaker 2: he would be included in the debates than having depace
Speaker 2: with anybody. They ran him out of the party. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's just like these these communists, like they ran Trotsky
Speaker 2: out of the party. That's the way these communists that
Speaker 2: are running the Democrat Party are doing. And it's not
Speaker 2: much better in the Republican Party either. Jim Z seven,
Speaker 2: thank you very much for the tip. I appreciate that
Speaker 2: it says Congress should be required to recite the US
Speaker 2: Constitution aloud every time they're in session. Well, yeah, that's right. Well,
Speaker 2: you know, the constitutions come along. But how about this.
Speaker 2: There's enough time when they begin a session for them
Speaker 2: to repeat after me the ten Amendments the Bill of Rights.
Speaker 2: They should be required to read the Bill of right
Speaker 2: Rights and read it out loud as they began their session.
Speaker 2: Because if they don't, we don't have a prayer. These
Speaker 2: guys will be right back.
Speaker 1: Making sense common Again, you're listening to the David Knight Show.
Speaker 2: Let's talk a little bit about the presidential pageant. Here
Speaker 2: we've got La La Harris cowering, says Brian Bart from interviews.
Speaker 2: She has gone for eleven straight days without having a
Speaker 2: press conference. Well, you know, hey, it works works for
Speaker 2: Republicans here. If you don't have any you don't have
Speaker 2: a job, you don't have a history, you don't have
Speaker 2: a family, you don't know where this guy is from.
Speaker 2: He doesn't have any tax records, he's ever even paid
Speaker 2: tax in the area where he lives. But hey, he
Speaker 2: just kind elected to a state Senate because there's not
Speaker 2: going to be any opposition in such a Republican district
Speaker 2: that there's not going to be any position. He just
Speaker 2: gets a lot of out of state money and he
Speaker 2: puts his puts attack ads against arguably the most conservative
Speaker 2: senator in Tennessee, Senator Nicely, who opposed outside money, and
Speaker 2: he gets an amazing amount of money from outside sources. Again,
Speaker 2: research was done by the Tennessee Conservative. They can find
Speaker 2: out anything about this guy. It's a phantom, phantom, It's
Speaker 2: a bloated tick, is what he is. Anyway, Lala Harris
Speaker 2: cowers from interviews eleven straight days without any press conference
Speaker 2: since Biden bowed out twelve days and eleven days since
Speaker 2: she secured enough delegates for the nomination without doing a
Speaker 2: robust interview or a press conference, as Fox News as
Speaker 2: Brian Flood pointed out, allowing her to skirt key questions.
Speaker 2: Did he put that in there deliberately instead? Over the
Speaker 2: past week and a half, Harris is largely communicated with
Speaker 2: Americans through speeches and addresses where she can focus on
Speaker 2: issues that she wants to talk about, like abortion. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the abortion Barbie. Jeffrey McCall, a media studies professor from
Speaker 2: DePaul University, told Fox News Harris's team is well aware
Speaker 2: that Biden dodged the media throughout his twenty twenty campaign,
Speaker 2: and he still got elected. He got selected selected. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it doesn't matter, It doesn't who votes doesn't count? Is
Speaker 2: who counts the votes? Hasn't It just got to go through.
Speaker 2: She didn't had to go through the motions. He also
Speaker 2: said the Harris camp is well aware that their candidate
Speaker 2: doesn't do well in unscripted settings, not to mention that
Speaker 2: a presser or a legitimate sit down interview would necessarily
Speaker 2: require her to defend some of her positions, some of
Speaker 2: her previous statements and her record. Thus, a rerun of
Speaker 2: the Biden Basement campaign sounds pretty good as long as
Speaker 2: you throw in a couple of rallies with Meghan three Stallion. Yeah,
Speaker 2: a supposed celebrity. This is kind of interesting. There is
Speaker 2: a woman who is very focused on opposing Lala because
Speaker 2: the damage that Laala did to her as a prosecutor.
Speaker 2: Her name is Cherry Peoples and her daughter, Sheila, has
Speaker 2: sickle cell anemia and during the twenty thirteen school year,
Speaker 2: she missed twenty days of classes because of chronic pain.
Speaker 2: So Laala Harris, who was on the prosecuting attorney in California,
Speaker 2: sent her to jail, sent the mother to jail, and
Speaker 2: she had a young daughter there at the same time.
Speaker 2: That truly is amazing, And I've watched this kind of
Speaker 2: thing change. I remember it was back in the late
Speaker 2: eighties early nineties. There was a kid he wound up
Speaker 2: working for us for a while in the videos tourist.
Speaker 2: But he had, you know, started coming in when as
Speaker 2: a very young kid with his family, and he had
Speaker 2: great grades. He was actually when he graduated he was
Speaker 2: the salutitarian, but he had had an illness and he
Speaker 2: was only one day away from being failed for the year.
Speaker 2: So that was what they were doing, Like, you know,
Speaker 2: thirty five years ago, they were failing you if he
Speaker 2: had more than a certain number of days that you missed.
Speaker 2: It's kind of interesting to see this progression over the years.
Speaker 2: You know, I had when I was in junior high school,
Speaker 2: so we're talking about long time back now, we're talking
Speaker 2: about the nineteen sixties. And I had a teacher. I
Speaker 2: had Advanced Placement English, and I hated school, and I
Speaker 2: skipped out as much as I could. And she knew
Speaker 2: I was skipping class because she was friends with my grandparents.
Speaker 2: But my mom would write the notes and stuff. She's
Speaker 2: kind of like carl HES's mom, you know, helped them
Speaker 2: to skip classes and then to be homeschooled, basically skip
Speaker 2: school entirely, be homeschool kept one step out of the
Speaker 2: truant officer. Anyway, at that point in time, you know,
Speaker 2: they didn't come after the parents. But I was able
Speaker 2: to ace her tests without going to the class, so
Speaker 2: and that really made her angry, and so she gave
Speaker 2: me a b I didn't care but then you know,
Speaker 2: go another twenty thirty years later and they start failing
Speaker 2: people and make them repeat a grade even though he
Speaker 2: had excellent grade. Like I said, he was just under
Speaker 2: the valedictorian and they almost did that to him. And
Speaker 2: then go a little bit further into California and you
Speaker 2: got Lala Harris when this woman's daughter it's really sick
Speaker 2: with sickle cell anemia and can't go to legitimately sick
Speaker 2: and of course he was legitimately sick. I was, and
Speaker 2: I just sick of school, but he was legitimately sick,
Speaker 2: the kid that eventually worked for us, and this person
Speaker 2: is legitimately sick. So they Lala Harris locks the mother
Speaker 2: up over this stuff. People's her last name. Publicly opposed
Speaker 2: Harris's failed bid for the Democrat nomination for president in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty, and she is now again online warning people
Speaker 2: as Harris appears to be the Democrat Party's replacement. Of
Speaker 2: course she is. Now she has sealed, so you can
Speaker 2: pull that article up and show people the mother there.
Speaker 2: She's very upset about this. In an online video, she
Speaker 2: includes short pieces of video of her daughter weeping and
Speaker 2: moaning and pain because of her illness that caused her
Speaker 2: to miss school that year. She said, this is happening
Speaker 2: to my daughter, and yet they still demanded that I
Speaker 2: send her to school. No parent wants to go to
Speaker 2: jail for something they have no control over. Truancy, he said,
Speaker 2: is wrong. But that wasn't the situation with her daughter,
Speaker 2: as she said, and so she's put up a series
Speaker 2: of videos under the anti truancy agenda from La La
Speaker 2: Harris People's was jailed and she was not. She said,
Speaker 2: some deadbeat parent allowing her children to play hooky. Her daughter,
Speaker 2: Sheila has sickle cell aminia, rare genetic condition that afflicts
Speaker 2: its sufferers or chronic pain. Sheila was then eleven years old,
Speaker 2: missed twenty days of school. In twenty thirteen, police officers
Speaker 2: arrested the mother for violating the truancy law, a misdemeanor
Speaker 2: that carried a twenty five hundred dollars fine and up
Speaker 2: to one year in jail. So the picture of the
Speaker 2: mom up there the top, Yeah, there's lot. She is
Speaker 2: very angry at La La People's had an infant son
Speaker 2: at the time she was arrested, and she spent years
Speaker 2: fighting the court system to clear her record and she
Speaker 2: hasn't forgotten what Harris did, and of course there's a
Speaker 2: lot of examples of Harris doing this type of thing.
Speaker 2: She said, Harris criminalized people like me. She was ultimately
Speaker 2: arrested after she declined to take her daughter to school
Speaker 2: to prove two administrators that her daughter was truly sick.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to bring her in when she is
Speaker 2: writhing in pain. Well, Reason Magazine says Trump and Harris
Speaker 2: are just making it up as they go along. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they are, because there's no issues here. Really, it's personalities.
Speaker 2: And even when they talk about an issue like I
Speaker 2: mentioned yesterday, not taxing social Security, you know, explain to
Speaker 2: people a little bit more about it. But beyond that,
Speaker 2: do we have any trust that he's actually going to
Speaker 2: do it when you look at his first four years.
Speaker 2: I don't. I certainly don't. And Reason Magazine was very
Speaker 2: upset with the fact that a few minutes before ten
Speaker 2: am on Wednesday, Trump put on his truth Social account
Speaker 2: seniors should not pay tax on Social Security, and they said,
Speaker 2: that's it. He didn't give us some data, he didn't
Speaker 2: go through and do a study about how we're going
Speaker 2: to pay for this, and it's like, oh, come on,
Speaker 2: are we at that point with Reason magazine?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 2: Are they going to play the Bernie Sanders card? You're
Speaker 2: looting the treasury with this tax cut? Who's going to
Speaker 2: pay for this tax cut? Come on? Reason is supposed
Speaker 2: to be a libertarian organization. How do they justify something
Speaker 2: like that? I said, when I talked about it, I said,
Speaker 2: I'll give you a thirty five trillion reasons why they
Speaker 2: don't have to worry about how much this costs, because
Speaker 2: they're not worried about what anything else costs. So why
Speaker 2: do you start trotting out? They can rational budget office
Speaker 2: every time somebody mentions slightly cutting taxes and this is
Speaker 2: a great injustice. You know, Trump didn't really talk about
Speaker 2: why he would do it, but as I pointed out,
Speaker 2: they haven't adjusted the Social Security earnings limit for forty
Speaker 2: years nineteen eighty four, and that was when they started
Speaker 2: taxing social Security. Part of that, they didn't even tax
Speaker 2: social Security. You'd already been taxed to pay in to
Speaker 2: the fund your entire working life. Why tax it again
Speaker 2: when you take it out? That's really unjust. Reagan was
Speaker 2: the one who put that in nineteen eighty four, and
Speaker 2: when he put it in the median family income was
Speaker 2: just under twenty five thousand. Now the median family income
Speaker 2: is just under seventy five and they haven't moved that limit. Now,
Speaker 2: that really is unjust. Reason magazine ought to be concerned
Speaker 2: about that. The libertarians ought to be concerned about that
Speaker 2: kind of taxation instead, like, how do we pay for this?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 2: This is going to hurt the government? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: What kind of libertarians are you? You're so concerned about
Speaker 2: the government's budget and you don't care about the budget
Speaker 2: of retirees. We talk about everything being upside down and backwards.
Speaker 2: It truly is.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: The most notable thing about Trump's announcement was why it
Speaker 2: didn't conclude there was no attempt to reckon with figures
Speaker 2: of what it was going to cost. It would be
Speaker 2: hugely expensive policy change, says Reason again, sounding like Bernie Sanders,
Speaker 2: can't have that tux cut going to loot the treasury.
Speaker 2: Here it would add one point eight trillion dollars to
Speaker 2: the national debt. You know what I didn't see on Reason.
Speaker 2: I didn't see them complain about Janet Yellen saying we've
Speaker 2: got to add three trillion a year for the climate stuff.
Speaker 2: Oh that's okay. You know, it's just you know, when
Speaker 2: you're going to waste it on people or something, that's
Speaker 2: what we need to pay attention to. Meanwhile, La La
Speaker 2: Harris has launched her campaign, says reason, by veerying hard
Speaker 2: into an almost Trump like policy nihilism of her own.
Speaker 2: Having already tried to memory hold her track record as
Speaker 2: the Biden administration so called borders are, Harris is now
Speaker 2: seemingly rewriting her position on a bunch of other things.
Speaker 2: And again, as I pointed out yesterday and one day,
Speaker 2: she flip flopped and completely reversed herself on four key things.
Speaker 2: She had been a co sponsor of the Green New Deal.
Speaker 2: Now she says she doesn't support that. She had supported
Speaker 2: Medicare for all, Now she says she doesn't support She
Speaker 2: supported getting rid of all private health insurance. Now she
Speaker 2: says she doesn't support that. Isn't interesting. You know, I
Speaker 2: don't believe Lawa Harris when she says she doesn't support
Speaker 2: these things. I don't believe Trump when he says he
Speaker 2: supports tax cuts. You know, he says he's going to
Speaker 2: reduce the size the government. I don't believe him. She says,
Speaker 2: she's not going to increase the size of the government.
Speaker 2: I don't believe her. For both Trump and Harris, simply
Speaker 2: telling voters what you think they want to hear is
Speaker 2: the most direct route to winning an election. With such
Speaker 2: a cynical approach to campaigning, sidelines any discussion of policy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, sidelines any discussion of policy if you don't
Speaker 2: even have debates. And I don't know what these people
Speaker 2: are afraid of, because when you have these debates, the
Speaker 2: people from the media never asked them or really press
Speaker 2: them on any serious issues. They're always the same issues
Speaker 2: that have been asking them questions about for fifty years,
Speaker 2: and it doesn't ever include any of the new, very
Speaker 2: important even existential issues that are popped up. But they
Speaker 2: also don't press them for an answer. So, yeah, if
Speaker 2: you're not going to have debates, the election is going
Speaker 2: to be likely decided, says Reason on far stupider grounds. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a it's just a personality contest. It's a beauty contest.
Speaker 2: And so this is Lala Harris is not having any
Speaker 2: press conferences, she's not doing any one on one interviews.
Speaker 2: But she did go on RuPaul's drag race, and she
Speaker 2: went on there to learn that LGBT rights and freedoms
Speaker 2: are under attack, and she goes on with RuPaul on
Speaker 2: the drag race as their campaigns. I played for you
Speaker 2: yesterday the supercut of all these Democrats repeating weird, weird, weird,
Speaker 2: the Republicans are weird, weird, weird, And yes, she goes
Speaker 2: on with RuPaul and she wants to talk about that.
Speaker 2: Each day, we're seeing our rights and freedoms under attack.
Speaker 2: What happened in twenty twenty, what happened with the lockdowns
Speaker 2: and stuff, and then what happened under the Biden administration
Speaker 2: with the mandates and all the rest of this stuff.
Speaker 2: For Jabs, we're our freedoms under attack, including the right
Speaker 2: of everyone to be who they are, to love they
Speaker 2: love and do it openly with pride, said Harris. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: the only thing that matters is your sexual freedom, because
Speaker 2: you know that was like the eleventh or twelfth of
Speaker 2: the Bill of Rights. Is that right? Lala Harris's online
Speaker 2: support is well funded and it is anauthentic, say influencers. Now,
Speaker 2: we're not talking about the money laundering campaign that's going
Speaker 2: through Act Blue where they claim that some of these
Speaker 2: you know, they've got to find people who've contributed to
Speaker 2: Act Blue. It's a Democrat fundraiser thing. And so somebody
Speaker 2: you know gives them five dollars, and then what happens
Speaker 2: is they use that person's name, and that person starts giving,
Speaker 2: you know, ten to fifteen dollars in doing it twenty
Speaker 2: times a day, until they've given tens of thousands of dollars,
Speaker 2: and then somebody goes around to their house and say,
Speaker 2: did you donate ten thousand dollars? I wish I could,
Speaker 2: but I don't have that kind of money. They're on
Speaker 2: social secrety or whatever. That is an obvious money laundering thing.
Speaker 2: I hope that they do something about that. I haven't
Speaker 2: seen anybody say they're going to do anything about it,
Speaker 2: except I did see the Attorney General of Virginia tweet
Speaker 2: out and said, my office is aware of this and
Speaker 2: we're looking into it. Well, maybe they'll do something about it.
Speaker 2: I think the Republican media is trying to wait until
Speaker 2: they're closer to the election and do it as an
Speaker 2: October surprise or something. I think that's stupid. I think
Speaker 2: they blew their chances with a Hunter Biden laptop. As
Speaker 2: I said, yesterday when they did that. But this is
Speaker 2: something different. She's got all this money. We don't know
Speaker 2: where it came from. They laundered it through Act Blue.
Speaker 2: And so she has set up with influencers on TikTok.
Speaker 2: A lot of silly ad hominem campaigns. Essentially, Kamala is
Speaker 2: Brat is one of them that's supposed to mean that.
Speaker 2: And actually, you know, they say this is something that
Speaker 2: boomers like me don't really understand the slang. I think
Speaker 2: we do. I think it's about Brat. Whether you're talking
Speaker 2: about the gen Z or whether you're talking about boomers,
Speaker 2: Brat is completely self absorbed. That's the common ground there.
Speaker 2: So Kamala is Bratt the TikTok campaign that is now
Speaker 2: trending along with other viral la la meme videos. They
Speaker 2: said it's likely an astro turf effort by the Hairs
Speaker 2: campaigner allies to manufacture appeal to young voters. Several gen
Speaker 2: Z online content creators told The Daily Caller. One comedian,
Speaker 2: Steve McGrew, shared an email online which purportedly shows offer
Speaker 2: to post positive videos about Harris in exchange for money.
Speaker 2: The requirements said to quote, encourage your fans to share,
Speaker 2: like and follow Kamala, post one or more memes, post
Speaker 2: your content on TikTok, Instagram or both, and it requires
Speaker 2: a Harris campaign to be mentioned in hashtags. According to
Speaker 2: the screenshot of an email from a company called launch Viral,
Speaker 2: a one hundred and fifty dollars cash bonus incentive is
Speaker 2: also offered on a sign up web page. Well, yeah
Speaker 2: it is, and he said, they're trying to They're trying
Speaker 2: to get me to be a paid shiel for Kamala.
Speaker 2: But let this be a lesson. They're paying people to
Speaker 2: pretend to support her. They did that with the JAB
Speaker 2: in the pandemic. You remember that they're paying people big
Speaker 2: bucks to go out and interview fount She and you
Speaker 2: were one of these young influencers and you interviewed Fatci
Speaker 2: whether promote your video all over YouTube, and it was
Speaker 2: part of the massive amount of money that the Trump
Speaker 2: administration was putting out there. They do this all the time,
Speaker 2: lighthearted Harris videos, poking fun at her coconut tree anecdote,
Speaker 2: or the Kamala is Brat videos or what they're putting out.
Speaker 2: So again, it is all about as like a high
Speaker 2: school student council meeting I mean election, that's all this
Speaker 2: stuff is. Democrats are doing all this dystopian stuff to
Speaker 2: influence the election. According to a gen Z conservative commentator,
Speaker 2: Chrissy Clark, she says the DNC has an influencer dark
Speaker 2: network that is behind these viral videos promoting online trends
Speaker 2: are necessary to build up her image and to rebrand
Speaker 2: her as cool and approachable. Yeah, you just try to
Speaker 2: approach some of these people and see what the secret
Speaker 2: service studio. My son says. Big Mike went on the
Speaker 2: Drag Race Show so she could be the most feminine
Speaker 2: person in the room for once. That's good night. Jay
Speaker 2: Levin says. That is all the education system cares about,
Speaker 2: and that's attendance because attendance equals money. That's right, That's right.
Speaker 2: That's how they get their their find So you don't
Speaker 2: show up to class, it's like you were doing homeschooling
Speaker 2: or something. Jim Z seven Harris is an order follower
Speaker 2: and a role player. She will do as told by
Speaker 2: her masters. Absolutely right, Yeah night. J Lovin says, we
Speaker 2: have pulled my oldest out of public school. Good and
Speaker 2: we're starting on pen Foster Monday. I'm not sure what
Speaker 2: that means. But that's good that you're getting them out
Speaker 2: of this school. That's really good. You're not going to
Speaker 2: regret that, I guarantee you. Chev Ken three two one
Speaker 2: I had to be operated on when I was in
Speaker 2: ninth grade. I was out of school for two weeks.
Speaker 2: They were giving me homework on things that I missed. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that was but you know, my thing was and I
Speaker 2: told the teacher to her face, I said, well, obviously
Speaker 2: I don't need to be here to get an A
Speaker 2: in your class. I mean, it's just it. It was ridiculous.
Speaker 2: It was a waste of time, and it really made
Speaker 2: me angry that they were wasting my time. I had
Speaker 2: better things that I wanted to do. I had things
Speaker 2: on my own that I wanted to study. And that's
Speaker 2: the nice thing about homeschooling. You can do that type
Speaker 2: of thing. LT Oracle of Truth. Did you see her
Speaker 2: on stage this week? I do a Freudian slip and
Speaker 2: she said, the past three and a half years of
Speaker 2: my presidency, I mean the Biden presidency, and I've been
Speaker 2: the vice president. La la, yeah, la la. It is interesting.
Speaker 2: I do wonder if they're going to push Biden out
Speaker 2: with a twenty fifth Amendment thing. I've seen a lot
Speaker 2: of reports saying that that was the threat that they
Speaker 2: had used against him. So they may have done that,
Speaker 2: but again, to really count on these people to keep
Speaker 2: their word. Who knows. Jason Barker got to see you.
Speaker 2: Jason said, the treasury comes from looting the people. You're
Speaker 2: not looting the treasury to give them a tax break.
Speaker 2: That's how they got their treasury in the first place.
Speaker 2: Gim z. Seven eighty percent college students living off at
Speaker 2: parents dime will never will and never having understanding economics,
Speaker 2: will vote for La La. Steve Swan, let's see you.
Speaker 2: The government doesn't have to pay any Social Security, it's
Speaker 2: a tax. Peter Shift has explained this many times. Yeah,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, they can shut the whole thing down. I
Speaker 2: mean they it has been designed from the beginning as
Speaker 2: a lie. And we're going to keep you secure, and
Speaker 2: we're going to set an age, said Bismark out of
Speaker 2: on this mark, we're gonna set we're gonna we're gonna
Speaker 2: pay you something at sixty five. And of course that
Speaker 2: was life expectancy then, so they didn't expect to pay
Speaker 2: anybody anything. We'll be right back.
Speaker 7: Here's a little song I ought you might want to
Speaker 7: hear in your part you know nothing.
Speaker 2: And be happy.
Speaker 7: Ain got no cash and got no car, not twenty
Speaker 7: four booster shots in your arm.
Speaker 1: Own nothing.
Speaker 2: To be happy.
Speaker 7: You can't even buy in the store because of your
Speaker 7: low social credit score.
Speaker 1: Own nothing.
Speaker 2: Be happy you would owe nothing and be hacky. Be
Speaker 2: happy at eat some bugs they're doing what in the
Speaker 2: place they named after me? Good thing?
Speaker 13: I have the David Night Show to keep me informed
Speaker 13: on the plots of these traders.
Speaker 1: Making sense common again. This is the David Knight Show.
Speaker 2: Okay. A summary of why the Czech Republic's vaccine data
Speaker 2: is so devastating to the safe and effective narrative. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it is a very large, gold standard official government database,
Speaker 2: simple methodology. One year mortality rate after the shots huge
Speaker 2: safety signal for ADERNA is easily found. At least a
Speaker 2: thirty percent increase in all cause mortality, confirmation from seven
Speaker 2: other data analyzes showing that MODERNA is the more deadly vaccine,
Speaker 2: does have more of an active ingredient in it as well.
Speaker 2: Lack of viable explanation of the check data other than
Speaker 2: the MODERNA shot increase the recipients all cause mortality by
Speaker 2: thirty percent, a huge regulatory failure. No regulator on Earth
Speaker 2: bothered to look for any post marketing safety signals. Isn't
Speaker 2: it amazing? You know, every political party, every politician, every
Speaker 2: public health official. It's like they're all in on this
Speaker 2: vast conspiracy or something. The epic failure and safety monitoring
Speaker 2: suggests other vaccines are similarly unsafe. Finally, these data demonstrate
Speaker 2: yet again the value of making public health data public
Speaker 2: worldwide when they're hiding that they're not doing science. It
Speaker 2: is the Jacoman Safety councils safety commissions. Yet today not
Speaker 2: a single public official is calling for data transparency. The
Speaker 2: public should demand that law akers answered the question how
Speaker 2: many more people have to die before we have data
Speaker 2: transparency of record level public health data. The public officials
Speaker 2: are not asking for this stuff either, and so again
Speaker 2: a simple unbiased methodology, and that is there's no accountability.
Speaker 2: The medical community isn't upset by this, The political community
Speaker 2: is not upset by it. The voters are not upset
Speaker 2: by it. Oh no, it's great. We just need to
Speaker 2: have you know, the same guys back. They're not asking
Speaker 2: any questions, they're not demanding any changes, and a serious
Speaker 2: problem worldwide, worldwide. Well, the mRNA vaccine injury. An eighteen
Speaker 2: year old collapsed during her graduation and died weeks later,
Speaker 2: and this is coming from Global Research dot CA. One
Speaker 2: large area of COVID criminality also involves transplant patients. Unvaccinated
Speaker 2: transplant patients. For example, We're left to Die. We report
Speaker 2: on that many times. I mean the first time, first
Speaker 2: case we had of that, it was a lady who
Speaker 2: needed a kidney transplant and she wasn't in line to
Speaker 2: get a kidney in front of other people. She had
Speaker 2: a friend who was going to donate the kidney. You know,
Speaker 2: they had met in a Bible study, and this friend said, well,
Speaker 2: I'll test and see if I'm compatible. She was, and
Speaker 2: they were going to do it, and then they said no,
Speaker 2: you're both going to have to get vaccinated. And there
Speaker 2: were Christians and they had issues with it. They said no,
Speaker 2: and the other people said, well, they we're not going
Speaker 2: to give you the transplant. So they would let people
Speaker 2: die before they do that. And it was a big
Speaker 2: deal because you get in line at a particular hospital
Speaker 2: and you might wait there for years and then these
Speaker 2: people kick you out. You got to go get in
Speaker 2: the back end of the line somewhere else, and you
Speaker 2: may die from your failing organs before they can do that.
Speaker 3: So you have.
Speaker 2: A thirty five year old father of five was murdered
Speaker 2: in Ontario, denied a transplant. It could have saved their life.
Speaker 2: But COVID nineteen vaccinate transplant patients are being eliminated as well.
Speaker 2: Take the shot and you know it's killing these people
Speaker 2: are already in poor health. A eighteen year old Sienna
Speaker 2: Stuart was doing well with her heart transplant which suddenly
Speaker 2: began to fail in April of twenty twenty four. A
Speaker 2: police investigation should start with her COVID vaccine history and
Speaker 2: an autopsy with staining for the COVID nineteen vaccine mRNA
Speaker 2: and spike protein in her heart. And we're going to
Speaker 2: see this happening with all kinds of transplants. Rights doctor
Speaker 2: William mackis as he's talking about the immediate deaths of
Speaker 2: the vaccines as well as the transplants XSUS deaths attributable
Speaker 2: to high all cause mortality rates among youth age zero
Speaker 2: tonight years. As we just saw the eighteen year old
Speaker 2: having that that's not just an isolated tragedy. This is
Speaker 2: happening over and over again. Why is it that now
Speaker 2: they want to give kids who are going to participate
Speaker 2: in sports an electric cardiogram. First, the FDA is giving
Speaker 2: emergency use authorization to this stuff, the bird flu, because
Speaker 2: you know we could have an epidemic of pinkye pink i. Well,
Speaker 2: the WHO has launched a program to create the mRNA
Speaker 2: vaccine of their own to combat bird flu. They don't
Speaker 2: want Fascian company to make all the money like they did,
Speaker 2: or whoever's taken his place at the inn a NIAID. Yesterday,
Speaker 2: the World Health Organization announced a new partner program. They
Speaker 2: announced that the Argentinian Manufacturers has signed up to start
Speaker 2: to do a part of a patent pool. So the
Speaker 2: WHO is going to do the same type of thing
Speaker 2: that the NIH has been doing, which is the regulators
Speaker 2: getting in bed with the pharmaceutical companies and participating in
Speaker 2: the profits through patents that they take out. And if
Speaker 2: you can't rest the information, isn't it amazing that you
Speaker 2: know nobody is coming after Fauci in his organization to
Speaker 2: find out who got these massive amounts of royalty payments.
Speaker 2: We're not allowed to know. They're going to keep that
Speaker 2: hidden as well, just like they keep the people who
Speaker 2: have been armed with this hidden, there is never you know.
Speaker 2: And these people have learned from the game that was
Speaker 2: being played by Fauci. They've learned about this. At the
Speaker 2: World Health Organization level, the common bug gets monster status,
Speaker 2: says Adam Listener. Atom COVID is a common cold with
Speaker 2: a deep state press agent. I like that gain a
Speaker 2: function as part of the sales pitch. That's precisely the case,
Speaker 2: and we have seen that for a very long time.
Speaker 2: One of the greatest mistakes that I've made, says Robert Redfield,
Speaker 2: was to mandate COVID shots. Well, actually he's saying that
Speaker 2: was what they did. He's not admitting to any mistakes. See,
Speaker 2: Redfield was working with Trump and by focusing on the mandates,
Speaker 2: which is what all the Republicans are doing, they do
Speaker 2: that to direct you away from what they actually did.
Speaker 2: Just like they talk about the lab leak to direct
Speaker 2: you away from the vaccine. They talk about the mandates
Speaker 2: to direct you away from the vaccine as well, and
Speaker 2: to put it on different parties. But again this is
Speaker 2: the same guy. He was out there lying about how
Speaker 2: bad this is going to be. We know that's going
Speaker 2: to kill twenty five to fifty percent of the people.
Speaker 2: He doesn't know any such thing. He's another one of
Speaker 2: these people that ought to be in jail, but he
Speaker 2: is now essentially lobbying without I guess registering to do it.
Speaker 2: He's working for the companies that make tests. He's working
Speaker 2: for another company that's doing vaccines for this supposed bird
Speaker 2: flu thing, and that's why he's pushing this narrative out there.
Speaker 2: The key is the revolving door. The FDA tells staff
Speaker 2: who leave for pharmer jobs that they can work behind
Speaker 2: the scenes in order to influence the industry. According to
Speaker 2: an internal email obtained by the British Medical Journal, the
Speaker 2: FDA told departing staffer Dorian Fink, who had reviewed COVID
Speaker 2: nineteen vaccines while working for the FDA and who had
Speaker 2: accepted a job at Moderna, that although the US law
Speaker 2: prohibits some form of lobbying contact between former FDA workers
Speaker 2: who leave to join the private sector, they do not
Speaker 2: prohibit the former employee from other activities, including working behind
Speaker 2: the scenes. So you know, there's no law out there
Speaker 2: that would apply to Robert Redfield either. You know, it
Speaker 2: is a massive revolving door. And you know, the Trump
Speaker 2: administration was completely owned by the big pharmaceutical company. So
Speaker 2: he appointed the Eli Lilly CEO alex Azar, who is
Speaker 2: there the entire four years of Trump, who kicked off
Speaker 2: the pandemic with an emergency order at the end of January.
Speaker 2: So they said, US law forbids direct lobbying, but it
Speaker 2: allows indirect contact. This is the same kind of stuff
Speaker 2: that we see with the censorship. Well, you know, they're
Speaker 2: talking to us about things that they don't like, but
Speaker 2: they're not actually telling us that we have to do that.
Speaker 2: We just kind of do it because we like to
Speaker 2: censor people. Yeah, that's the that's what they're doing with
Speaker 2: all of this stuff. The human immune system is a
Speaker 2: marvel of biological engineering, and you know it is, it
Speaker 2: truly is. When we look at intelligent design, you can
Speaker 2: see that there. And yet Francis Collins, who was Fauci's
Speaker 2: boss when he was working on the Human Genome project,
Speaker 2: he was also pushing very hard against intelligent design. How
Speaker 2: could you possibly support that kind of lunacy if you
Speaker 2: don't believe you know, again, you look at the Search
Speaker 2: for extraterrestrial intelligence. They're out there trying to find a
Speaker 2: repeating pattern coming from space, even to the extent that
Speaker 2: they thought when they saw the first quasars it was regularly,
Speaker 2: you know, sending electronic electromagnetic signal to them because it
Speaker 2: was polarized and it was rotating. Well, we think we've
Speaker 2: got we think we've got an intelligent signal here. And
Speaker 2: yet they that would get them excited. And yet when
Speaker 2: they look at something as complex as the DNA, as
Speaker 2: capable of programming living organisms, error correction and all the
Speaker 2: rest of this stuff replicating, self replicating, they look at
Speaker 2: them and they don't see an intelligent design. And that's
Speaker 2: what he was really trying to sell people. It's unbelievably
Speaker 2: fraudulent to see what has been happening with us. Well,
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Speaker 2: climate stuff, Well, I got a question here a comment
Speaker 2: rather before we get into that. Georgia Boy eleven forty two,
Speaker 2: says Senator Raphael Warlock. I think it's Warnock, but it's Warlock.
Speaker 2: Is good enough. I think once five hundred million for
Speaker 2: more affordable housing. While he is the number two recipient
Speaker 2: of hedge fund donations, Blackrock is your hedge fund that
Speaker 2: buys up your misfortunes. Yeah, that is true, and of
Speaker 2: course Trump loves Blackrock as well. It is a UNI
Speaker 2: party folks, and VIDIA consensus suggests a lot of eminent
Speaker 2: AI energy is needed, says Barclays. This is an article
Speaker 2: from Sam And as I've said before, are these people
Speaker 2: who are going to start creating small nuclear power plants?
Speaker 2: Are they going to be good environmental neighbors? Are they
Speaker 2: going to allow us to have any the energy? No,
Speaker 2: it's all going to be for them. They're forcing us
Speaker 2: on the grid that they're in the process of destroying.
Speaker 2: But they are going to forge ahead with their own
Speaker 2: power supplies so they can have their surveillance in control
Speaker 2: of what we're doing. Climate change is so scary, folks,
Speaker 2: that it is actually messing with time. I'm serious. This
Speaker 2: is a CNN story. This is the most absurd story
Speaker 2: that I've seen yet. As a matter of fact, there's
Speaker 2: another one that's almost as crazy, and that was connecting
Speaker 2: the core, which they're not even sure that it's rotating
Speaker 2: or that it is slowed down, or that some people
Speaker 2: think that it has reversed. And there's some people trying
Speaker 2: to blame that on man made global warming. But this
Speaker 2: is CNN trying to say that climate change. This is
Speaker 2: their headline, climate change is messing with time, messing with time.
Speaker 2: I guess maybe that's why all their predictions are so wrong. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they we predicted that all the glaciers are going to
Speaker 2: be gone, and we predicted all the polariescaps are going
Speaker 2: to be gone. Only reason that didn't happen was I
Speaker 2: guess global warming is messing with time. I don't know
Speaker 2: if it's dilating it or contracting it. The impacts of
Speaker 2: human cause climate change are so overwhelming, they're actually messing
Speaker 2: with time, says CNN. There is absolutely no lie that
Speaker 2: these people are ashamed to tell, whether you're talking about
Speaker 2: in the climate mcguffin or the COVID mcguffin. If she
Speaker 2: had another sign of the huge impact that humans are
Speaker 2: having on the planet, one person says, and I don't
Speaker 2: think that they did this as a joke. I mean,
Speaker 2: this could be the babel and bee. This is a
Speaker 2: testimony to the gravity of climate change. It's a relatively
Speaker 2: important problem in the theory of relativity, and this is
Speaker 2: the gravity of climate change. The number of hours, minutes,
Speaker 2: and seconds making up each day on Earth are dictated
Speaker 2: by the speed of the Earth's rotation, which is influenced
Speaker 2: by a complex knot of factors. Is it really or
Speaker 2: is it independent of that. I guess it's all relative,
Speaker 2: Einstein would say. These include processes in the planet's fluid core,
Speaker 2: the ongoing impact of the melting of huge glaciers after
Speaker 2: the last ice Age, as well as melting polar ice
Speaker 2: due to climate change. For millennia, however, the impact of
Speaker 2: the Moon has dominated increasing the length of a day
Speaker 2: by a few milliseconds per century. The Moon exerts a
Speaker 2: pole on the Earth, causing the oceans to bulge toward
Speaker 2: it and gradually slowing the Earth's rotation. I wonder what
Speaker 2: Newton would do about this. You know, he was able
Speaker 2: to work out the tides and all these other things.
Speaker 2: I guess we don't have anybody around like that that
Speaker 2: can explain this to CNN and correct their math. But
Speaker 2: all that could be changing, says CNN. You see, as
Speaker 2: important as the moon is in terms of its effect
Speaker 2: on the Earth's rotation, that they're trying to tell you
Speaker 2: that's nothing compared to you and your suv. You're going
Speaker 2: to have to stop that, and even your gas oven
Speaker 2: and your gas heater for your house, all that stuff.
Speaker 2: This could be changing if the world continues to pump
Speaker 2: out planet heating pollution, So don't have a heat pump.
Speaker 2: Climate change could become the new dominant factor outpacing the
Speaker 2: Moon's roll, says a guy from a Swiss university, a
Speaker 2: study author and an assistant professor. And so I guess
Speaker 2: you know, we're just going to have to get serious
Speaker 2: about this stuff because it's even messing with time. Maybe
Speaker 2: they could get George Bailey. You know he had that
Speaker 2: picture where we harnessed the moon. It gave it to her. Well,
Speaker 2: you know they maybe that's what we need. We need
Speaker 2: another George Bailey to harness the moon. This is one
Speaker 2: of the most ridiculous thing. This is right up there
Speaker 2: with Wallace and Grommet going to the moon to get cheese.
Speaker 2: It works like this. Here is their absurd explanation. As
Speaker 2: humans warm the world, glaciers and ice sheets are melting,
Speaker 2: and that melt water is flowing from the poles toward
Speaker 2: the equator. This changes the shape of the planet, flattening
Speaker 2: it at the poles and making it bulge more in
Speaker 2: the middle, slowing its rotation. Well, that happens to each night,
Speaker 2: every one of us as we age. That's not happening
Speaker 2: to this aging Earth. How ridiculous that is because, first
Speaker 2: of all, we know that the polarized caps are not melting,
Speaker 2: they're actually growing. We've had if you look at the
Speaker 2: satellite data, it's actually growing. So first of all, that
Speaker 2: is not happening. But isn't it interesting that they think
Speaker 2: and they want you to believe. I don't know if
Speaker 2: they think it or not. They just want you to
Speaker 2: believe that the Sun is not really affecting our climate.
Speaker 2: It's your suv and the Moon is not affecting the
Speaker 2: tides and anything. It's your suv that is doing all that.
Speaker 2: It is a sobering solution, said this one scientist, this
Speaker 2: associate professor in a university in Zurich. We have to
Speaker 2: consider that we are now influencing Earth's orientation in space
Speaker 2: so much that we are dominating effects that have been
Speaker 2: in action for billions of years. Well, Earth is billions
Speaker 2: of years old. How it hasn't slowed down even more so?
Speaker 2: My son writes, Great, Scott Marty, once this gets up
Speaker 2: to eighty eight degrees, you're going to see some serious
Speaker 2: stuff here. Yeah, that's that's great. Yeah, we don't want
Speaker 2: to get to eighty eight degrees. It's going to get really,
Speaker 2: really bad. We're going to go back in time. How
Speaker 2: one of the most amazing things I've ever seen is
Speaker 2: this article here Georgia Boy eleven forty two. Unleash the bees.
Speaker 2: Unleash them on DC. That's what you need, a swarm.
Speaker 2: We need a swarm that'd be unleashed on CNN. I
Speaker 2: guess do not obey, says man with evil will is
Speaker 2: hurting the bee population. Yeah, justin Plogg tuned in late
Speaker 2: did David talk about Kyle Rittenhouse being attacked because he
Speaker 2: pointed out Trump's lack of respect for the Second Amendment?
Speaker 2: I didn't see that. I didn't see that. But you know, look,
Speaker 2: no matter who you are, you can't be perceived as
Speaker 2: not Trump friendly. This election is. And again that was
Speaker 2: one of the things with Frank Nicely.
Speaker 11: You know, he was.
Speaker 2: Falsely accused by Laura Lumer. You know, well he's not
Speaker 2: strong enough in Trump's camp or whatever, which is nonsense,
Speaker 2: you know. I mean, I like the stuff that Senata
Speaker 2: Nicely did. I'm no friend of Donald Trump, and y'ell know,
Speaker 2: but it doesn't matter who you are. You can be
Speaker 2: Kyle Rittenhouse, you can be anybody if you criticize anything
Speaker 2: that Trump did and again Trump was not friendly to
Speaker 2: the Second Amendment. We've I've played the clips over and
Speaker 2: over again. Everybody at the table, Well, let's just do it.
Speaker 2: You know, we can get this done. And Diane Feinstein,
Speaker 2: this is great, we can do this. Unfortunately, I can
Speaker 2: do the bump stock. Don't even worry about the bum stock.
Speaker 2: I can do that executive order, so you guys don't
Speaker 2: even have to put that in the bill. Yeah, it is.
Speaker 2: And if you know Kyle Rittenhouse says that and he
Speaker 2: gets attacked, that is it's par for the course because
Speaker 2: this is all about a loyalty test. It's not a
Speaker 2: loyalty test to the Constitution or to any issue, but
Speaker 2: a loyalty test to one man. And they're going to
Speaker 2: this insanity is going to be used to push us
Speaker 2: into a civil war. And we need to know the
Speaker 2: types of people who are pushing this stuff and what's
Speaker 2: in it for them. Who benefits from this? Well, you
Speaker 2: have the people on is being driven by I was
Speaker 2: talking earlier about influencers being contacted on TikTok, these gen
Speaker 2: Z influencers, and I'll pay you one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: dollars to that. Let me tell you something, Ben Shapiro,
Speaker 2: Glenn Beck, Alex Jones, Steve Bannon, Tucker Carlson. These guys
Speaker 2: are paid a lot more than one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: dollars to be influencers for Trump. They have attacked their
Speaker 2: business to Trump and they're making big bucks off of it,
Speaker 2: and they don't care what happens in this country. They'll
Speaker 2: do another January the sixth, They'll do a civil war
Speaker 2: necessary because they can fundraise off of that as well.
Speaker 2: It's absolute insanity what is happening now, and it is
Speaker 2: nothing other than a big student high school student council race.
Speaker 2: So again, when we look at these people artificial intelligence,
Speaker 2: they're going to do whatever they can. They're they're not
Speaker 2: going to slow down the grid. They're going to make
Speaker 2: their own independent grid, and it's going to be a
Speaker 2: club that you're not in it just they're not going
Speaker 2: to share that electricity with you. They're not going to
Speaker 2: share the food, or the money or anything. These people
Speaker 2: are truly insane and they're pushing us through to a
Speaker 2: dystopian slave system. But there are things that we can do.
Speaker 2: We don't put our hopes and politics. We put our
Speaker 2: hope in Christ and in God. Have a good Weekend
Speaker 2: the common man. They created common Core and dumb down
Speaker 2: our children. They created common past, track and control us.
Speaker 2: They're Commons project to make sure the commoners own nothing
Speaker 2: and the communist future. They see the common man as simple,
Speaker 2: unsophisticated ordinary. But each of us has worth and dignity
Speaker 2: created in the image of God. That is what we
Speaker 2: have in common. That is what they want to take away.
Speaker 2: Their most powerful weapons are isolation, deception, intimidation. They desire
Speaker 2: to know everything about us, while they hide everything from us.
Speaker 2: It's time to turn that around and expose what they
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