Speaker 1: Using free speech to free minds. You're listening to the
Speaker 1: David Night Show.
Speaker 2: At the clock strikes thirteen, it's Monday, the ninth of September.
Speaker 2: Here of our Lord, twenty twenty four. Well, today we're
Speaker 2: going to take a look at the Great Replacement. It
Speaker 2: just continues to escalate. Now we have a town and
Speaker 2: overrun as we have seen in places throughout Europe. Now
Speaker 2: it is coming here because this is a global agenda.
Speaker 2: The question is this the great replacement or the great judgment?
Speaker 2: And we're going to take a look at pharma. We've
Speaker 2: got more people, athletes, students dropping dead. We've got new
Speaker 2: waves of vaccines coming and new propaganda ads from Pfizer.
Speaker 2: It's just so wonderful and normal, isn't it. As I
Speaker 2: now admit that they're working on natobots to be injected
Speaker 2: into your body, We're going to normalize what they've been denying.
Speaker 2: We'll be right back. Well, the wonderful agenda of welfare, magnets,
Speaker 2: special treatment, special benefits, all the rest of it has
Speaker 2: been going on for quite some time, and now it
Speaker 2: has reached absurd levels in Ohio. But I talked about
Speaker 2: my experience back in twenty fourteen, as we were rear
Speaker 2: ended at a stop light by a guy with a
Speaker 2: big dump truck, massive dump truck, and he pulled up
Speaker 2: behind us and stopped the light turned green. He's you know,
Speaker 2: he got really close to us, and then he bumps us,
Speaker 2: and so it's like, okay, great, got a fender bender.
Speaker 2: But then he just stepped on the gas, shifted in
Speaker 2: and out of the gears, and he's pushing me through
Speaker 2: the intersection. It's crazy. So I put it in gear,
Speaker 2: got it, but I could hardly get the guy turnover.
Speaker 2: And when I finally got him to turn off, he
Speaker 2: didn't speak English, and uh, but you know, he's waving
Speaker 2: some no problem, no problem, oh, no problem, showing me
Speaker 2: his insurance papers or whatever. And the police showed up
Speaker 2: and they said, is your problem. Your car's too small.
Speaker 2: He couldn't see it, and said, well, he saw it
Speaker 2: when he pulled up behind me. It's my fault because
Speaker 2: he rear ended me. And so this is from David,
Speaker 2: a listener who drives a bus. He says, I had
Speaker 2: a similar thing. I was driving a bus in Orlando
Speaker 2: and he said, uh. He said that he got t
Speaker 2: boned by a car that ran a red light as
Speaker 2: he was crossing the intersection. He said, the driver walked
Speaker 2: up to my friend door and asked if and I
Speaker 2: asked if she was injured. She said no English. And
Speaker 2: so they call the police, and he says, there's somebody
Speaker 2: who comes with The safety inspector came as well because
Speaker 2: of his commercial box and interviewed him. After a few minutes,
Speaker 2: inspector said that the other driver had claimed that I
Speaker 2: ran the red light. He said that if I did
Speaker 2: indeed run the red light, I need to tell him
Speaker 2: right now before he pulls the video. By the way,
Speaker 2: let me just interject here, you should always have a
Speaker 2: video camera in your car. We've had situation many, many, many,
Speaker 2: many many times, situations where something will happen and somebody
Speaker 2: claims it's your fault. If you've got the video evidence,
Speaker 2: it's no longer, he said. She said, and of course,
Speaker 2: if it had been a he said. She said, if
Speaker 2: he hadn't had video on the bus, whish all the
Speaker 2: buses have. But if he hadn't had the video, I'm
Speaker 2: absolutely sure, based on what happens here, they would have
Speaker 2: sided with her against him. And so he said, so
Speaker 2: he pulled the video and sure enough, he says, it
Speaker 2: shows her going right, shows me going through the green light,
Speaker 2: while the offending car blew right through the red light,
Speaker 2: made a right turn directly into the middle of the
Speaker 2: bus at the moment of impact, and the inspector and
Speaker 2: the cop stood back and both said holy excrement. At
Speaker 2: some point before the cop got there, another vehicle showed up,
Speaker 2: picked up the girl who was actually driving, leaving the
Speaker 2: passenger behind. The cop said the car was at fault, obviously,
Speaker 2: but she wasn't going to issue a citation because the driver,
Speaker 2: in other words, the one who's no longer at the scene,
Speaker 2: only had to be a Venezuelan driver's license. The cop said,
Speaker 2: she's from Venezuela. She's not in the system. I asked
Speaker 2: the cop, well, you know what, I'm from, Canada. Can
Speaker 2: I drive around Orlando and do whatever I want? He says, oh, Canada.
Speaker 2: She started singing mockingly. No, sir, you're from Canada. You're
Speaker 2: in the system. In the system. I asked if I
Speaker 2: if it ever occurred to her that if they had
Speaker 2: switched drivers, because there were two girls now there was
Speaker 2: just one. Said it wasn't worth the trouble, never, is
Speaker 2: is it? He says no. By the way, the driver,
Speaker 2: the real driver, asked the manager if Universal was going
Speaker 2: to buy her a new car. Yeah, because you know, hey,
Speaker 2: this is America land of opportunity. You just dream about
Speaker 2: it and the government produces it. Right, So that brings
Speaker 2: us to Ohio. Residents are begging for help. After twenty
Speaker 2: thousand Haitians have overwhelmed the city. They're eating local wildlife, pets,
Speaker 2: you name it. Why did they come there? Why did
Speaker 2: they go there? What was it that drew them in?
Speaker 2: And you know, I've talked about the Italian island lamp Padusa,
Speaker 2: and it was a year ago September of last year.
Speaker 2: You had the small Italian island of six thousand people
Speaker 2: and in one twenty four I'm sorry forty eight hour period,
Speaker 2: they had seven thousand people arrive I think they were
Speaker 2: from Africa and one hundred and twenty votes. An island
Speaker 2: of six thousand invaded by seven thousand, and it didn't
Speaker 2: stop there. By the end of the week, this island
Speaker 2: of six thousand had twelve thousand people more that had
Speaker 2: joined them. It's only one third of the people there
Speaker 2: were actual residents. Two thirds of them had just come
Speaker 2: in in the last week, there was no way to
Speaker 2: provide for them. And of course the Italian government, because
Speaker 2: people were fed up with what was being done to them,
Speaker 2: they elected a quote unquote conservative nationalist politician maloney full
Speaker 2: of maloney. She does nothing about it. And so this
Speaker 2: is what's happening in Ohio is bad, but it ain't
Speaker 2: over yet, folks, because imagine if you got a town
Speaker 2: of sixty thousand people. Now they've had twenty thousand Haitians
Speaker 2: come in, but if you wanted to have it be
Speaker 2: like the island in Italy, imagine that this town of
Speaker 2: sixty thousand people has one hundred and twenty thousand Migris
Speaker 2: come in. It's not even as bad yet as it's
Speaker 2: going to get, and it's going to get a lot worse.
Speaker 2: So during and August twenty seventh City Commission, several people
Speaker 2: showed up to vent. Here's what one man said. Who
Speaker 2: was He is someone who has, I believe a local
Speaker 2: radio show or he's got a podcast.
Speaker 3: I think it's like kind of odd that like a
Speaker 3: guy like me has to come out from going what
Speaker 3: I do on a daily basis to have fun because
Speaker 3: I see what's going on in these streets and I
Speaker 3: see you guys are sitting up there in them coffey
Speaker 3: chairs and suits, like, and I'm getting out here every
Speaker 3: day and I'm broadcasting this and you guys are just
Speaker 3: sitting up there and something like, I really challenge you
Speaker 3: guys to get out here and do something. These Haitians
Speaker 3: are running into trash cans, they're running into buildings, they're
Speaker 3: running into.
Speaker 4: They flipping cars in the middle of the street.
Speaker 3: And I don't know how, like y'all can be comfortable
Speaker 3: with this, Like I don't know like who's getting paid
Speaker 3: from it.
Speaker 4: I feel like I honestly feel like someone's getting paid
Speaker 4: from it.
Speaker 3: In the background, they dropping that you got a bunch
Speaker 3: of people on a bus getting dropped off at a
Speaker 3: gas station to come down here. I know a single
Speaker 3: mom that FaceTime me tonight, FaceTime me this morning at
Speaker 3: the welfare office that really need like that really needs something.
Speaker 4: And it's nothing but immigrants over there. And I don't even.
Speaker 3: Want to like seem like I'm coming down on the
Speaker 3: immigrants because it's the people that's bringing them down here,
Speaker 3: because wherever they're at, that's what they're used to. Bro
Speaker 3: They're in the park, grabbing up ducks, by their neck
Speaker 3: and cutting their head off and walking off with them
Speaker 3: and eating them. Like y'all get the Highway State Patrol
Speaker 3: down here every week, and then y'all get like a
Speaker 3: task force for the Highway State Patrol, and they look
Speaker 3: for guns, and they look for dope, and this and
Speaker 3: that and the fourth that same people that y'all got
Speaker 3: riding up and down limestone doing you turns, pulling people
Speaker 3: over for blinkers and pulling people over for like going
Speaker 3: left a center and like a couple of miles over like,
Speaker 3: y'all can take them same people, the Highway State Patrol,
Speaker 3: and you can take them in every single winner.
Speaker 4: They silver charges and dodge d ringos.
Speaker 3: And y'all can take them to sunset, and y'all can
Speaker 3: park them right over there, and y'all can teach people
Speaker 3: how to drive. Since the Highway State Patrol know so
Speaker 3: much how to know so much about traffic laws and
Speaker 3: know what to do in traffic, they need to y'all
Speaker 3: pay them. They can go over there and teach these
Speaker 3: Haitians how to drive. Because it's getting a bow. I'm
Speaker 3: getting thousands of views on these and it's going to
Speaker 3: get bigger, and it's only gonna get worse, and y'all
Speaker 3: sitting up there in these chairs, y'all all, y'all need
Speaker 3: to get out here and do something. Y'all makeing hundreds
Speaker 3: of thousand dollars. Y'all need to put on a T shirt,
Speaker 3: thats and crocks and then y'all need to come out
Speaker 3: here in these streets and y'all need to go out here,
Speaker 3: and uh, I'm out here before the police is like,
Speaker 3: y'all need to do something. Brother, y'all really got to
Speaker 3: stand on minutes. Y'all getting paid all this money just
Speaker 3: to wear a suit and sit in I don't think
Speaker 3: I think it's I think it's crazy, bro. We got
Speaker 3: to do something. Bo it's kids out here getting hurt,
Speaker 3: like the only reason I even went.
Speaker 2: Only well, you get the idea. We're the police. I
Speaker 2: mean they're at the highway patrols giving people tickets for
Speaker 2: minoring fractions and it is total chaos. Well, of course
Speaker 2: the city council somebody is paying them, right, and they
Speaker 2: want more money, more federal funds to portray their citizens
Speaker 2: that are there. That's what it's all about. The traffic
Speaker 2: harassment is about money. This invasion is about money. They
Speaker 2: get their money, they get their power. They really don't
Speaker 2: care what happens to you. Travis reminded me of of
Speaker 2: an accident that he was involved in in Uh, there
Speaker 2: was a fault of a Venezuelan driver. I don't maybe
Speaker 2: they don't have cars in Venezuela. Hey, they just come here,
Speaker 2: no license needed. Let's just get out on the road
Speaker 2: and h just just take that as it comes. I
Speaker 2: don't know. Yeah, pulled right out in front of me
Speaker 2: while I was doing forty five on one of the roads. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: So yeah, it's uh, that's our experience. Well, we're all
Speaker 2: going to have and if it was just that, I
Speaker 2: think so we could deal with it. Even though the
Speaker 2: the government doesn't care where. They come after us for
Speaker 2: the most minor infractions. But hey, you know, you don't
Speaker 2: need to have even have a license. If you're from Venezuela.
Speaker 2: You get a coup forat you know, if you play
Speaker 2: the French card game we used to do back in
Speaker 2: high school. You know, I just just got a special
Speaker 2: pass get out of jail free. Another local resident posted
Speaker 2: Facebook group that their neighborhood their neighbor cat had gone missing,
Speaker 2: only see it hanging from a branch like you do
Speaker 2: a deer for butchering, and the Haitians were carving it
Speaker 2: up to eat it a lot of people. But that's
Speaker 2: simply a lie. So then other people started producing the evidence.
Speaker 2: The cats are part of Haitian cuisine. Haitian migrants are
Speaker 2: littering in one person's your ars, she said, harassing her
Speaker 2: and her boyfriend. Here's what she had to say, She said,
Speaker 2: I can't take it anymore.
Speaker 4: Here, Noel, thank you.
Speaker 5: I live at four twenty six Northwestern Avenue. Miss Skinner,
Speaker 5: who I'm not trying to put on the spot is
Speaker 5: my neighbor.
Speaker 4: Just talk to me, ma'am.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much, and I'm done with what I'm seeing.
Speaker 5: It is so unsafe in my neighborhood anymore. I have
Speaker 5: the homeless that we're trying to camp out, and I
Speaker 5: have made concessions with them, and I try to help
Speaker 5: them the best I can to keep them from trying
Speaker 5: to squat on my property. But it is so unsafe.
Speaker 5: I have men that cannot speak English in my front
Speaker 5: yard screaming at me, throwing mattresses in my front yard,
Speaker 5: throwing trash in my front yard, and I can't I
Speaker 5: look at me I weighed ninety five pounds. I couldn't
Speaker 5: defend myself if I had to. My husband is elderly,
Speaker 5: and last night, after living in this home for forty
Speaker 5: five years, he said, Noel, guess what it's time to
Speaker 5: pack up and move. He said, we can't do this anymore.
Speaker 5: He said, it's killing both of us. Mentally. I don't
Speaker 5: understand what you expect of us as citizens. I mean,
Speaker 5: I understand they're here under temporary protected status and you're
Speaker 5: protecting them. And I understand that our city services are
Speaker 5: overwhelmed and understaffed. But who's protecting us. If we're protecting them,
Speaker 5: who's protecting me. I want out of this town. I
Speaker 5: am sorry. Please give me a reason to stay.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 2: They don't have a reason for her. They got a
Speaker 2: lot of reasons, a lot of monetary reasons. That they
Speaker 2: are protecting foreign invaders. Whether they're coming from Venezuela from Haiti,
Speaker 2: doesn't matter. They're protected, protected by whom, protected by the
Speaker 2: federal government, and in this particular case, by the local government.
Speaker 2: You see why I say local governments can make things worse.
Speaker 2: Local governments can be bought off by the federal government.
Speaker 2: As we saw everywhere in twenty twenty. They can cooperate,
Speaker 2: they can be worse even than the federal government. The
Speaker 2: important thing is getting Trump elected in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 2: No, Actually, Trump said we need to have more of
Speaker 2: these people. And he said he'll give a green card
Speaker 2: any of them to get a degree. You go to
Speaker 2: a junior college, you get a degree in basket weaving,
Speaker 2: and you're good to go. You're totally legal. And he said,
Speaker 2: we need more workers because of AI. Because of AI,
Speaker 2: AI is taking jobs. We are bleeding jobs in this country.
Speaker 2: Lost one point four million jobs. And of those one
Speaker 2: point four million jobs, a little over six hundred thousand
Speaker 2: of them went to foreign immigrants, legal and illegal. And
Speaker 2: so we've lost one and a half million jobs. Forty
Speaker 2: percent of them were redistributed to foreigners, but one and
Speaker 2: a half million jobs were lost by Americans. So one
Speaker 2: resident said, they have become the occupiers. What they've done
Speaker 2: is they've replaced the population in Springfield squatters. Squatter. That's
Speaker 2: what that Venezuelan intelligence officer who came here as a
Speaker 2: migrant was telling everybody. Here's how you gained the system,
Speaker 2: and here's how you take over their homes and all
Speaker 2: they or you take over there, how they their towns,
Speaker 2: all of it. Tensions came to a boil last year
Speaker 2: after an illegal immigrant from Haiti caused a school bus
Speaker 2: crash August you Gotta get Again, killing eleven year old
Speaker 2: Aiden Clark after the child was so now the emergency
Speaker 2: exit as the bus rolled off the road. Another twenty
Speaker 2: students were injured because you know, you don't even have
Speaker 2: seatbelts on a school bus. They don't even put them
Speaker 2: on there. If you were in an accident and your
Speaker 2: kids were not buckled in, they would come after you
Speaker 2: for child abuse. But when the government does it, you know,
Speaker 2: they put dozens of kids on a school bus. There's
Speaker 2: no seatbelts, but they paint it yellow and it's covered
Speaker 2: by laws. So therefore you don't have to worry about
Speaker 2: anything happening. Right. Just the hypocrisy of all of this stuff,
Speaker 2: the insanity is just maddening, isn't. In July, the city
Speaker 2: manager asked the federal government for more money, because that's
Speaker 2: what it's all about for Democrats. It's the federal money
Speaker 2: for the GOP. The way we solve this for the Democrats,
Speaker 2: this whole solution be solved if I just get more
Speaker 2: federal funding. Well, that's on the way. Don't worry about it.
Speaker 2: For the Republicans, this whole thing could be solved if
Speaker 2: we put Trump in office. Right. No, no, he wants
Speaker 2: more migrants. He wants more immigrants. He never even did
Speaker 2: anything about the border. But that's not really the issue.
Speaker 2: The real issue is the magnet, the welfare magnet that
Speaker 2: is there. And one of the people who was speaking
Speaker 2: for the town council, I won't play the video, but
Speaker 2: she was talking about welfare programs, right, said, you know,
Speaker 2: people in my family were having to wait in line
Speaker 2: and getting lesser benefits than the foreigners. Well, this is
Speaker 2: what Cloward and Piven looks like. You used to be
Speaker 2: the people they could depend on, used to be their dependents,
Speaker 2: but now they found more dependents. That's what Cloward and
Speaker 2: Piven looks like. All the Americans used to hang out
Speaker 2: on welfare get government subsidies. Now they're being replaced by
Speaker 2: a lot more people from other countries who are completely
Speaker 2: dependent upon the government. That's what they want. The same
Speaker 2: woman that she was shopping at Walmart, and there are
Speaker 2: three Venezuelans who standing across you know, with the and
Speaker 2: blocking the aisle. She said, they looked at her, they
Speaker 2: could see her coming, and they wouldn't move aside. So
Speaker 2: she pulls up and she excuse me, excuse me, they wouldn't.
Speaker 2: So she said, she just, you know, pushed her card
Speaker 2: through them. Not a not something I would recommend a
Speaker 2: little lady doing, you know, three guys standing abreast and
Speaker 2: obviously challenging her there. But that's the arrogance that they
Speaker 2: see there, And that's the arrogance that is happening at
Speaker 2: local government in Smithfield, Springfield rather Springfield, Ohio. That's what
Speaker 2: the government is doing. And they're doing it because they're
Speaker 2: being paid. They're prostitutes for money, prostituting themselves for the
Speaker 2: globalist agenda. So she said, these Haitians are coming in,
Speaker 2: They're going to get all the welfare money. We're not
Speaker 2: going to get anything. It's like, well, shouldn't have dependent
Speaker 2: on that in the first place. When you make yourself
Speaker 2: a dependent of government. This is what's going to happen.
Speaker 2: So why are they there? How come all of them
Speaker 2: went to that particular town and not to other places.
Speaker 2: They all concentrate in one area. Well, it turns out
Speaker 2: that there is a job's network that is one hundred
Speaker 2: percent funded by the federal government. That's right, you guessed it.
Speaker 2: Federal government. They're funding it. They're funding these operations on
Speaker 2: an international level. They're funding these institutions that are conspiring
Speaker 2: to replace us, to destroy our countries throughout Western civilization.
Speaker 2: That's all being funded by the federal government and they're
Speaker 2: putting it on the tab so that they can collapse
Speaker 2: the financial system. And so in this particular case, they've
Speaker 2: got a job's network. Hats came to that town because
Speaker 2: jobs were advertised to them. A network of federal grant
Speaker 2: recipient organizations have quietly seized control of nearly the entire
Speaker 2: job market in the United States, and they work to
Speaker 2: ensure their openings remain hidden so that the refugees can
Speaker 2: take them ahead of American citizens. How many job openings
Speaker 2: remain hidden the internal estimates of this network, but the
Speaker 2: number of hidden openings at eighty percent of all available jobs.
Speaker 2: The way this network has seized control of the labor
Speaker 2: market is easy enough to understand. First, it has positioned
Speaker 2: itself as a way to remove recruiting costs for employers. Hey,
Speaker 2: we just we'll do it.
Speaker 4: For you. Don't.
Speaker 2: It's always the way that they take control. Don't worry,
Speaker 2: I'll do it for you. Right, That's what welfare is about.
Speaker 2: That's what universal basic income is about. Don't worry, I'll take.
Speaker 4: Care of you.
Speaker 2: You just trust me, depend on me. You don't need
Speaker 2: to learn how to fish. I'll bring you a fish
Speaker 2: every day. How about that. Next, it offers employers laborers
Speaker 2: who can work at lower wages, and it provides refugees
Speaker 2: with social welfare that is not available to American workers.
Speaker 2: Just sweeten the pot, right, So again they get superior
Speaker 2: welfare benefits to inflate their wages and the employers get
Speaker 2: lower costs. This has always been the way bringing in
Speaker 2: undocumented workers or farms or whatever. They don't have to
Speaker 2: pay the taxes, and even if they don't pay Social Security,
Speaker 2: they don't pay the income tax withholding everything just social
Speaker 2: Security itself. Right. That is seven a half percent of
Speaker 2: their wages of the employers pay. It's not coming out
Speaker 2: of the employees paycheck, so right there, that gives them
Speaker 2: an advantage. If you paid if the foreign workers came
Speaker 2: in and you paid them the same hourly wage that
Speaker 2: you pay Americans. Already the foreign workers are seven and
Speaker 2: a half percent cheaper. Finally, it can provide access to
Speaker 2: the entire global market by setting the conditions of quote
Speaker 2: unquote refugee status to effectively cover any body in the world.
Speaker 2: And again this project is one funded by the federal government.
Speaker 2: As we see well, hiring refugees is worked out for
Speaker 2: Boar's head. Yeah, that's right, you too can be the
Speaker 2: next forehead Boar's head. And maybe they'll change it. Maybe
Speaker 2: they'll start hiring Haitians who will change it to goose neck.
Speaker 2: They can catch wild geese and stuff. It's on me. Yeah, exactly, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I like some smoke cat. You got any honeyglazed cat
Speaker 2: that's there? Met so, as I said before, because of
Speaker 2: things like this job's network, where eighty percent of the
Speaker 2: jobs remain hidden to Americans, the economy is contracting one
Speaker 2: point four million jobs lost by native born Americans, but
Speaker 2: forty percent of those jobs are replaced with immigrants six
Speaker 2: hundred and thirty five thousand. So it's October twenty nineteen.
Speaker 2: Native born US workers have lost one point four million
Speaker 2: jobs over the same period that foreign work. Foreign workers
Speaker 2: have gained three million jobs. Even worse, when you look
Speaker 2: at it that way, and so you know, this is
Speaker 2: some of the stuff coming out of Friday's jobs report. Well,
Speaker 2: reaganan will Trump fixes of course, not again. He's pandering
Speaker 2: to the employers, saying we'll bring in more workers for you.
Speaker 2: How about that you don't want those American workers. He's
Speaker 2: pandering to billionaires. You got to have more of them.
Speaker 2: I just can't have enough. So of all the jobs
Speaker 2: that were lost, and large number of them, forty percent
Speaker 2: of them were restructured for foreign workers, America now has
Speaker 2: fewer employed workers than it did a year ago, says
Speaker 2: mess dot org. According to the most recent report from
Speaker 2: the federal government's Bureau of Labor Statistics, the US economy
Speaker 2: added one hundred and forty two thousand jobs during August,
Speaker 2: while the unemployment rate fell slightly to four point two percent.
Speaker 2: This is all lies. Everything that the Bureau of Labor
Speaker 2: Statistics gives you is lies. And these the same people
Speaker 2: who just adjusted the previous quarter by eight hundred and
Speaker 2: eighteen I think it was eight hundred and eighteen thousand jobs.
Speaker 2: You know, those are jobs that we said we had,
Speaker 2: will we don't have them, you know, nearly a million jobs.
Speaker 2: So it's highly disappointing July jobs report. Media reports on
Speaker 2: the state of the job market have become far less positive.
Speaker 2: This report was described by CNN as quote mixed news. No,
Speaker 2: it's not mixed news. It's fake news, totally fake. There's
Speaker 2: an and I used to use the Labor Department as
Speaker 2: one of many examples of how the federal government lies
Speaker 2: to people about the nambas you know, got the cases.
Speaker 2: He CDC was classic about that in terms of selling
Speaker 2: the flu shot annually and many other scams that they
Speaker 2: constantly run and verus. The Labor Department has always been
Speaker 2: a part of that. The inflation numbers. We could go
Speaker 2: on and on. Everything the federal government tells you is
Speaker 2: a lie, especially the statistics. As Mark Twain said, there's lies,
Speaker 2: damn lies, and statistics. And then there's the fourth category,
Speaker 2: government statistics. They don't even try to get it right.
Speaker 2: So August mixed quote unquote mixed jobs report simply shows
Speaker 2: a continuation of the gradually weakening employment market we've been
Speaker 2: seeing for months. The lackluster nature, says uses of the
Speaker 2: employment market has been masked in these reports by focus
Speaker 2: on a single data point within the report. The Establishment
Speaker 2: Survey's total jobs number. Most reporting on August's jobs numbers,
Speaker 2: for example, has it goored the fact that, according to
Speaker 2: the Federal Governments Households Survey, the number of employed people
Speaker 2: in America has fallen over the past year. That's where
Speaker 2: these other people coming up with one point four million
Speaker 2: jobs left lost in that type of thing, they said, oh,
Speaker 2: we got one hundred and forty two thousand more. No, no,
Speaker 2: they're overastating it by even more than they did the
Speaker 2: previous quarter. The household surveys suggests that much of the
Speaker 2: growth and jobs quote unquote added by the Establishment Survey
Speaker 2: are due to made up numbers. Just making this stuff up,
Speaker 2: created through the so called birth death model. Computer models,
Speaker 2: just like we saw with the pandemic. Computer models are
Speaker 2: the preferred way of deception because you know, computer doesn't lie,
Speaker 2: doesn't garbage in garbage. Oh no, that's okay. We got
Speaker 2: a computer model here, Trust it, and if it is wrong,
Speaker 2: it's not me, it's the computer. They gave you the
Speaker 2: wrong answer. I didn't lock down and kill the economy.
Speaker 2: The pandemic did, and the computer did. The computer model
Speaker 2: did it. The devil made me do it, which simply
Speaker 2: assumes the existence the birth death model simply assumes into
Speaker 2: existence hundreds of thousands of jobs that were created by
Speaker 2: hypothetical new businesses, businesses that don't exist. They don't even
Speaker 2: bother to get the data. It's just it's what they
Speaker 2: did with the pandemic. We're just gonna make this stuff up.
Speaker 2: By the total hospitals, we'll give you a twenty percent
Speaker 2: bonus on everything that you give to these people. Plus
Speaker 2: we'll give you thirteen thousand dollars if you identify somebody's
Speaker 2: being COVID patient and you don't need a test. We
Speaker 2: don't have enough tests and the test don't work anyway.
Speaker 2: So just point to them and say they've got COVID boom,
Speaker 2: thirteen thousand dollars and a twenty percent bonus on every
Speaker 2: charge in the hospital. And they jumped on that. So
Speaker 2: getting back to Springfield, Ohio, Haitian recipes for disaster and
Speaker 2: headless duck dinner. It remains me of the Christmas story
Speaker 2: when the bumpuses dogs got the turkey. So they go
Speaker 2: the only restaurant that's opened, the Asian restaurant, and they
Speaker 2: order duck because that's the closest thing they think to turkey,
Speaker 2: And when it comes out, it's got the head on it. Well,
Speaker 2: Haitians have taken care of that, I guess. You know,
Speaker 2: if you join there for dinner on the street, you
Speaker 2: can get your duck without a head. So that's article airy.
Speaker 2: They call out Mike Turner, say hey, Mike Turner, Republican Congressman,
Speaker 2: Mike Turner, this is your district. What are you doing
Speaker 2: about it? Well? Nothing, right, nothing, So the Republican congressman
Speaker 2: in this district of Smithfield, Ohio, that's right, keep home
Speaker 2: at Smithfield Springfield, Springfield, Ohio. This Republican congressman is just
Speaker 2: like La La Harris, Right, what's he concerned about? Well,
Speaker 2: it turns out that he's the chair of the Intelligence Committee.
Speaker 2: So not only is he passively unconcerned, but he's part
Speaker 2: of the deep state that's at war with everyday Americans.
Speaker 2: The intelligence community and the federal government is at war
Speaker 2: with you. That's what this is about. All of this
Speaker 2: global agenda, the replacement that the massy population of the shots,
Speaker 2: and it's all coming from the intel communities. Absolutely coming
Speaker 2: from the intel communities. I had, for the love of
Speaker 2: the road, went back and did research so that he
Speaker 2: found the clip where I was I've said for the
Speaker 2: longest time. Alex had me on the show with some
Speaker 2: guy named calls himself Jesus, and at the end, you know,
Speaker 2: he's saying, bagged me on the stuff. But before that,
Speaker 2: I didn't. I haven't had time to get the full
Speaker 2: clip in and see it and edit it. I just
Speaker 2: saw the very beginning of it. At the very beginning
Speaker 2: of it. I said, stop right there. I said, this
Speaker 2: is all coming and this is fall of twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: I said, stop right there. This is all coming from DARPA.
Speaker 2: Somebody just got a four request from DARPA about the
Speaker 2: vaccine stuff. And I said, it's fully redacted. And so
Speaker 2: then CIA agent Alex Jones pivots to the fact that, well,
Speaker 2: this is coming from Gates, and it's coming from Gates,
Speaker 2: and Trump's blocking Gates. He's going to get the good
Speaker 2: vaccines for us. That kind of stuff, right, It's disgusting
Speaker 2: to see this. So and it's not just in that
Speaker 2: Ohio town. It is also in New York and Queens.
Speaker 2: Animal sacrifices on the rise. Chickens, pigs being tortured and twisted,
Speaker 2: rituals like Ghostbusters, dogs and cats living together, pigs and
Speaker 2: chickens and rats being tortured in the streets. This is
Speaker 2: the this is the chaos that these people in the
Speaker 2: intelligence communities and the globalist organizations have arranged for us.
Speaker 2: This is by design. This isn't people asleep at the wheel.
Speaker 2: They wanted this. This is their plan coming to fruition.
Speaker 2: And I'm telling you nobody in Washington's going to do
Speaker 2: anything about it. The one congressman out of you know,
Speaker 2: five hundred and something, like Thomas Massey, he can't do
Speaker 2: anything except expose it. There's some value in that, but
Speaker 2: he's like Ron Paul, he can't really make a difference there.
Speaker 2: All of them are there. They've sold out to the system.
Speaker 2: There's so much money being thrown to these candidates in
Speaker 2: these elections that they don't really care about you. You
Speaker 2: don't have a voice money talk, and you don't have
Speaker 2: enough money to get to the table. And even if
Speaker 2: these elections are fairly counted, they're completely controlled. They've got
Speaker 2: their own agenda. Republicans and the Democrats are covering for
Speaker 2: them in both theseents. Your only hope, if there is
Speaker 2: any hope in terms of what you can do in politics,
Speaker 2: is at the local level. But your only real hope
Speaker 2: in this life is Jesus is King. That's it. You know.
Speaker 2: The time I look at zero hedge, then the little
Speaker 2: subtitle thing is ultimately in life there is zero hedge.
Speaker 2: In other words, these guys are usually looking at it.
Speaker 2: It's like, Okay, we're going to invest in this. We
Speaker 2: think this is the thing that's going to do it force. However,
Speaker 2: let's hedge our bets because it is like a casino.
Speaker 2: When you invest in the stock markets, it's like a casino.
Speaker 2: So you're going to put all of it on red
Speaker 2: number twelve. But then we're also going to hedge our
Speaker 2: bets by putting some other stuff on some of these
Speaker 2: other numbers out here, right, And a lot of times
Speaker 2: that works out really well for them, you know, if
Speaker 2: they put a little bit on these other long shots,
Speaker 2: and if the main thing doesn't pull through, they make
Speaker 2: enough on the long shots that it covers their losses.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of different ways that they can hedge
Speaker 2: their bets. But as they point out on zero hedge,
Speaker 2: the reason they got their name that way, and I
Speaker 2: don't I don't know if they put it there for
Speaker 2: the same reason. I think that they put it there
Speaker 2: well they point out, in the long term, there is
Speaker 2: no hedge. There is no way that you're going to
Speaker 2: hedge your bets. You know, we talk about something like
Speaker 2: Pascal's wager.
Speaker 1: So if you.
Speaker 2: Want to live your life as if there's no God,
Speaker 2: well here's the Passcal's edge, right that. Well, if if
Speaker 2: you're wrong, you lose eachternity. Eternity is suffering. But if
Speaker 2: you know, if there is a God, and you live
Speaker 2: your life that way, perhaps you might actually benefit from it,
Speaker 2: but you have lost far less than if you had
Speaker 2: just ignored God. You're trying to get people to at
Speaker 2: least spend enough time to investigate the claims, but ultimately
Speaker 2: there is no hedge, and so ultimately, certainly we can
Speaker 2: say now that Washington is a dead end. Folks, all
Speaker 2: of the and of course we'll cover on Wednesday what
Speaker 2: happens on the debate tomorrow night. Everybody wants to talk
Speaker 2: about the debate. But that's just a little reality TV show.
Speaker 2: It increasingly becomes like a high school student council election.
Speaker 2: It's one group of mean girls coming after another group
Speaker 2: of mean girls. It's one little click attacking the other.
Speaker 2: Click vote for me, because whatever you know, look at
Speaker 2: my picture. I'm a nicer person than the other one.
Speaker 2: Is that type of thing. So you know, you can
Speaker 2: play that game or you can get serious about things
Speaker 2: that don't really matter. You know, what is your eternal
Speaker 2: destination first of all? Secondly, what can you do locally?
Speaker 2: And just forget about Washington because you're not going to
Speaker 2: have enough time to do anything there. Don't put any
Speaker 2: hope there. You've got to figure out how you're going
Speaker 2: to set up a blockade just keep them out of
Speaker 2: your town. And what you're going to do if they
Speaker 2: come to town. Are you going to have a city council?
Speaker 2: Are you going to have a local share that's actually
Speaker 2: going to protect the residents there, or is it going
Speaker 2: to take the side of the imported invaders against your
Speaker 2: town as the people in this Ohio town are doing.
Speaker 2: And so in Queens and a little over a month,
Speaker 2: at least nine wounded animals or carcasses have been discovered
Speaker 2: in the federally managed Spring Creek Park and Howard Beach
Speaker 2: and the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. Creatures recovered from the
Speaker 2: revolting scene also included a near dead baby rat tied
Speaker 2: up in a bag with chicken bones and freshly decapitated
Speaker 2: chicken head, a live hen and distress, and a dead
Speaker 2: dog with its neck snapped. It's continually getting worse, said
Speaker 2: an animal rescue mission person. The animal sacrifices are happening
Speaker 2: more repeatedly, more times a week. Well, what is happening here?
Speaker 2: Jamaica Bay has been a popular religious site among members
Speaker 2: of the Hindu, Guyanese and Indo Caribbean diaspora. Diaspora Here
Speaker 2: Post says, they just spread out. You know, they're refugees
Speaker 2: and it's just this diaspora. No, it's a funded invasion.
Speaker 2: It's not a diaspora. Say this is the York Post,
Speaker 2: Republican conservative calling it a diaspora. By the way, these
Speaker 2: Endo Caribbeans, that's Laala's people, Endo Caribbean. Oh she does
Speaker 2: chickenhead sacrifices. Maybe she's Maybe that's how the DNC decided
Speaker 2: on who the candidate would be. They cut open an animal,
Speaker 2: loked at its entrails. So yes, it looks like Lalla,
Speaker 2: We'll go with Lalla. It's not a cut and dry situation,
Speaker 2: said a Howard Beach resident and co founder of a
Speaker 2: Hindu group. There are many other faith denominations that practice
Speaker 2: animal sacrifice. Who are not the only ones that go
Speaker 2: out and sacrifice animals? Yeah, So here we are. This
Speaker 2: is the new normal. This is what our government wants.
Speaker 2: Federal in many cases local. So if you look at
Speaker 2: what was happening in Britain for example, kind of interesting
Speaker 2: to me that the Conservative British government they're being overrun
Speaker 2: by migrants from Africa for example, and so what do
Speaker 2: we do, right, where do we send them? Well, they built,
Speaker 2: they paid to have a lot of shelters built in Rwanda.
Speaker 2: So it was going to be a situation where people
Speaker 2: come from Rwanda and they would transport them back and
Speaker 2: the officials would process them or house them or whatever
Speaker 2: in these migrant centers in Rwanda. So the British paid
Speaker 2: for it. And then the Labor Party got elected Cure Starma,
Speaker 2: and the very first thing that he did was to
Speaker 2: say we are not going to get rid of any
Speaker 2: of our precious migrants. We're going to keep them all.
Speaker 2: Because that was the plan to start with. He wants
Speaker 2: them all to say. And when you look at the
Speaker 2: Labor Party, they ran a campaign see if you can
Speaker 2: pull it up, Jeremy looks to use Rwanda migrants. Yeah,
Speaker 2: exkill it. There's a poster stand up to racism, No
Speaker 2: to Rwan deportations, stop the flights. Don't send these people back.
Speaker 2: That's racist to send them back. Well, people who are
Speaker 2: speaking out about this in Ohio Haitians coming in. They're black.
Speaker 2: But the Venezuelans just to make people live in a
Speaker 2: country they created, that's right, that's right, Yeah, that's right. Yeah,
Speaker 2: don't send them back to their country, they'd be racist.
Speaker 2: They need to live with us, they need to be
Speaker 2: given preference to us. What do the black people in
Speaker 2: Ohio think about that? They're not too happy about it
Speaker 2: as our government being racist if it comes after if
Speaker 2: it harms black people in this country with black people
Speaker 2: from another country. So what happened was the Tory government,
Speaker 2: the Conservative government paid for these centers to be done
Speaker 2: and then before they could send anybody out, the pro
Speaker 2: globalist organizations tied them up in court until the labor
Speaker 2: people won the election and so nobody was sent out.
Speaker 2: So now what happens to those centers. Well, Germany has
Speaker 2: just looked at these elections and said, you know what,
Speaker 2: if we don't do something about this migrant stuff, we're
Speaker 2: going to completely get kicked out because they just had
Speaker 2: elections where the alternative for deutsch Land, which is focused
Speaker 2: on keeping deutsch Land deutsch Land, had massive gains. And
Speaker 2: so this week the German Migration commissioner proposed his name
Speaker 2: is Stamp, He's rubber stamp this stuff, I guess, Joaquim Stamp.
Speaker 2: He proposed that Berlin take advantage of the investment by
Speaker 2: the British to send their own illegals to Rwanda, as
Speaker 2: Germany seeks to increase removals in wake of recent Islamic
Speaker 2: art attacks in several different cities Solingen, Mannheim and growing
Speaker 2: ang among the public over the open border agenda imposed
Speaker 2: upon the country. In other words, if they don't get
Speaker 2: these people out, they're going to keep losing elections. So
Speaker 2: let's use what the British Avary paid for, so, the
Speaker 2: former Home Secretary said to the Telegraph. Germany's decision to
Speaker 2: adopt the Conservatives Rwanda scheme is more evidence of support
Speaker 2: within the EU of the need for a meaningful deterrence.
Speaker 2: That's right, you don't have to keep doing it forever.
Speaker 2: They're not stupid, right, the people coming from Africa, or
Speaker 2: the people coming from Haiti or Venezuela or whatever if
Speaker 2: you don't have a magnet there, and if they realize
Speaker 2: that they're not going to get anything. As a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, not only are they not going to get
Speaker 2: free houses and free medical care and free jobs and
Speaker 2: all the ducks and geese in the park that they
Speaker 2: can kill if they don't get that, if they instead
Speaker 2: get deported right away and get sent back to an
Speaker 2: unpleasant situation in their native country they are from and
Speaker 2: have to live with that for a while, that word
Speaker 2: will get out pretty quickly and that'll stop it. You
Speaker 2: don't have to do it forever. You just have to
Speaker 2: set up their expectations. Look at what happened when Trump
Speaker 2: got elected. We took office in twenty seventeen, all the
Speaker 2: tough talk from candidate Trump and the border crossings just stopped. Oh,
Speaker 2: let's wait and see what he's going to do. Well,
Speaker 2: he did nothing. And the next thing you know, they've
Speaker 2: got caravans being organized coming across the border because Trump
Speaker 2: did nothing. Paper tiger, all talk, no action. So the
Speaker 2: former Home Secretary said, the fact that Starmer ditched the
Speaker 2: plan makes the UK look like a soft touch for
Speaker 2: illegal immigrants, makes us now an outlier from other EU states.
Speaker 2: Grappling with the immigration crisis, and it is a waste
Speaker 2: of the vital work done to get the scheme up
Speaker 2: and running, a big mistake that Starmer will come to regret. Well,
Speaker 2: we shall see. The bottom line is that, yeah, she's right,
Speaker 2: the UK is now one of the most friendly to
Speaker 2: being invaded of all the EU countries. Keir Starmer has
Speaker 2: squandered such a highly prized partnership and is now completely
Speaker 2: powerless to stop the boats. Said another Conservative Party member.
Speaker 2: They need to forget about the Conservative Party. They need
Speaker 2: to go with reform, need to take stronger measures and
Speaker 2: do them faster. It's very very late in the game
Speaker 2: and it's far too late for people to play around
Speaker 2: with this stuff on Rumble d G eight. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much for the tip, says David. I'm twenty minutes
Speaker 2: from Springfield. It's a mess schools. They are teaching half
Speaker 2: a day Spanish than English. While Tyrant de Wine, Yeah,
Speaker 2: this is a Republican governor, right, I was just saying
Speaker 2: the Republican. The congressman is Republican in there, but the
Speaker 2: governor is as well. And Wine was one of the
Speaker 2: worst of governors, regardless of a party. He was bribing
Speaker 2: people with a lottery, million dollar lottery if you take
Speaker 2: the shot and everything. And guess what. Viveke Ramaswami was
Speaker 2: his buddy during the pandemic lockdown. It just amazes me
Speaker 2: how stupid and uninformed the typical Republican voters are. These
Speaker 2: maga people. They don't look at anybody's background and they
Speaker 2: don't care. It's all about personality, that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: They just love vi Vake the Snake, as Shiva calls him,
Speaker 2: and he really is. He partnered with the wine because
Speaker 2: Viveke the Snake wanted to make money with contact tracing,
Speaker 2: and that was something that was there right at the
Speaker 2: very beginning. In Texas, three hundred million dollars the Governor
Speaker 2: Abbott gave to a Shell Corp. Option up in Frisco, Texas.
Speaker 2: Nobody'd ever heard of him. There was nobody in the
Speaker 2: office three hundred thousand dollars to do contact tracing. Now,
Speaker 2: if it had been a real company, you be really
Speaker 2: concerned about it. But instead it was just fraud. And
Speaker 2: everybody talked about it for just a couple of days
Speaker 2: and they stopped talking about it. Why is that word went out?
Speaker 2: I guess don't talk about that. Back to DG eight.
Speaker 2: So the schools they are teaching Spanish half a day,
Speaker 2: then English pirate. Dowine is one hundred percent behind this.
Speaker 2: Trump endorsed DeWine in twenty twenty two, claiming, Mike has
Speaker 2: never let me down. I promise he will never let
Speaker 2: you down. Disgusting, isn't it? He says, it is disgusting,
Speaker 2: never let him down. He did exactly what Trump was
Speaker 2: paying him to do. Get people vaccinated, open the borders,
Speaker 2: just you know, give how did they How are they
Speaker 2: getting this city council in spring Field to do this? Oh,
Speaker 2: you give them money. How'd they get the governors to
Speaker 2: do this? Oh you give them money. Federal government just
Speaker 2: conjures it up out of thin air and starts handing
Speaker 2: it out to everybody. They're superpower. They didn't have to
Speaker 2: violate the constitution. They just tell people what to do
Speaker 2: and give them some money. Oh, they voluntarily did it.
Speaker 2: In the same way the corporations will spy on you
Speaker 2: always have. The phone company had been given a monopoly,
Speaker 2: and so you had the CIA and the NSA from
Speaker 2: their inception. We're telling the phone company, we would like
Speaker 2: for you to track so and so without a warrant. Okay, sure,
Speaker 2: people took them to court. Court said, well, that data
Speaker 2: belongs to the corporations. If they want to give it
Speaker 2: voluntarily to the government, they can do it. So now
Speaker 2: we see Bank of America on January the sixth, FBI.
Speaker 2: Here's a list of all the people that made purchases
Speaker 2: in and around Washington around in and around January the sixth.
Speaker 2: And here's a list of all those people who bought guns.
Speaker 2: I don't know, maybe you could find something you'd like
Speaker 2: to do with it, and don't forget us when it
Speaker 2: comes bonus time or Christmas presents or any of that
Speaker 2: kind of stuff. We'll be right back.
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Speaker 6: For the first time in thirty years, all the security
Speaker 6: systems in the building had become useless. At the same time,
Speaker 6: people could come and go as they pleased protected areas
Speaker 6: without being seen nor recorded by surveillance cameras.
Speaker 7: The previous weekend there had been a power down. Because
Speaker 7: of the power down, there was a complete breakdown of
Speaker 7: security that weekend. We had guided tours coming into security
Speaker 7: areas by mistake and nobody picking it up. Because there's
Speaker 7: no intrusion alarms or anything else.
Speaker 6: Scott Forbes was also present during the power down.
Speaker 8: There was a power down in the South Tower on
Speaker 8: the weekend of the eighth and ninth of September, and
Speaker 8: it wouldn't have just a affected camera security. It would
Speaker 8: have affected all the secure systems on doors for either
Speaker 8: key locks or security batches and so on to undo them.
Speaker 8: They weren't working because they were all powered by electricity,
Speaker 8: so there was no power. There was no backup system.
Speaker 9: Therefore they were all open.
Speaker 10: What again, was the excuse that the port authority gave you,
Speaker 10: Scott for this thirty six hour period of of the
Speaker 10: tower being down in the South Tower.
Speaker 8: The explanation was that there was a retabling exercise to
Speaker 8: increase the bandwidth of networks.
Speaker 9: That were available in the towers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so why am I playing that when I'm going
Speaker 2: to talk about pharmaceuticals, Because you know, you get this
Speaker 2: done from the inside it with disruption and chaos, and
Speaker 2: you do it iteratively. And the pharmaceutical stuff was simply
Speaker 2: the second shoe to drop. They started tying that shoe
Speaker 2: together two months before nine to eleven for the very
Speaker 2: first one of these Germ games. And now Pfizer is
Speaker 2: going from school to school with a mobile propaganda unit
Speaker 2: and they are showing kids, Oh, well, let's play this
Speaker 2: germ game we have. You know, we've been working on
Speaker 2: this thing for about twenty some odd years with a CIA,
Speaker 2: so now we do it in the schools with the kids.
Speaker 2: We just had a former Clemson wide receiver de Andrea
Speaker 2: Overton dies at twenty six. Now no cause of death,
Speaker 2: but he died suddenly. We don't know what it was.
Speaker 2: But at the same time, we have an Air Force cadet,
Speaker 2: Avery Coots, found dead in her dormitory room this week,
Speaker 2: suddenly died very healthy air Force cadet, and not only
Speaker 2: an Air Force cadet, but on the academy's women's track
Speaker 2: and field team. And of course we know all of
Speaker 2: the people at the academies are vaccinated. And if you
Speaker 2: engage in athletic sports when you were younger, you might
Speaker 2: have pushed your heart up to that extra high level
Speaker 2: and you don't know that you've had heart damage now
Speaker 2: from the vaccine. Cause of death is still under investigation.
Speaker 2: Found on Wednesday, but by Friday they had no update
Speaker 2: on the investigation at this time. Just don't understand what's
Speaker 2: going on, But you know, you don't really have to
Speaker 2: worry about it because life is just so wonderful and normal.
Speaker 2: This is Peiser has got. This is thank you to
Speaker 2: a listener who sent this to me. Pfiser's got a
Speaker 2: YouTube channel, or they put up their commercials, you know
Speaker 2: that brought to you by Pfizer, And so they're telling everybody, Hey,
Speaker 2: everything's just normal. It's just like it was in the
Speaker 2: nineteen fifties. Look at this. Everybody's hugging and doing athletic events.
Speaker 2: Life is going on just like the nineteen fifties. We've
Speaker 2: got Perry Como's going to sing to you here in
Speaker 2: a moment about life's magic moments because it's all way
Speaker 2: possible by Pfizer. Yeah, magic moments. There you go. Your
Speaker 2: hearts are caring, maybe with him advisor for all dot com. Yeah,
Speaker 2: your hearts are caring. Maybe they're meant to say tearing, tearing.
Speaker 2: Your hearts are being torn by all the nanotech that's
Speaker 2: been injected there. Yeah, it is a magic moment, isn't it.
Speaker 2: It certainly is for these people who became overnight billionaires
Speaker 2: because of Trump's warp speed program. And then we have
Speaker 2: another one of their commercials. Science will win. We're taking
Speaker 2: the mantle of science like Faucia, Ask science, Ask science.
Speaker 11: It will make the breakthrough because science is relentless.
Speaker 6: It never gives up.
Speaker 11: It keeps asking questions.
Speaker 2: Oh and then gets censored. No, not if it's visor.
Speaker 11: Science wants to cure people more than any disease wants
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Speaker 4: Science is humble.
Speaker 2: It never rests because humble, like Fauci.
Speaker 11: Itself every day prove itself again and again until science
Speaker 11: makes the breakthrough.
Speaker 4: It isn't done.
Speaker 11: We believe science can cure every human disease, and we're.
Speaker 4: Going all in.
Speaker 2: You'll live forever.
Speaker 11: You know all that because in the end, science will win.
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Speaker 2: you know, which means that you isolate the virus and
Speaker 2: then you can oh wait, they didn't even do that,
Speaker 2: not this one, not any of them. Keep asking questions
Speaker 2: until you get it right. No, if you ask questions
Speaker 2: about science when it has settled its mind, whoever science
Speaker 2: may be at the time. Then you get purged, you
Speaker 2: get shadow band. Just ask us. I can tell you
Speaker 2: all about it. Yeah, science will win. No, I think
Speaker 2: the corruption is winning right now. But you know they're
Speaker 2: they they they're smart because it works so well for Fauci.
Speaker 12: You are trying to, you know, get at me as
Speaker 12: a public health move scientist. You're really attacking not only
Speaker 12: doctor Anthony Fauci, you are attacking science.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's right. Don't you question me? You don't
Speaker 2: keep asking questions of science. Science knows and so yeah,
Speaker 2: don't don't you Are you questioning me? Phizer, I'm science.
Speaker 2: You're questioning science. Well, that's what they're telling the kids
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Speaker 2: And by bringing those students, you've made a difference. All right,
Speaker 2: New generation, A lot of line as you made a difference,
Speaker 2: not helping them.
Speaker 13: We will develop them scientists.
Speaker 4: Acce I love science.
Speaker 12: Congratulations you scientists have successfully for them.
Speaker 4: That's around the world.
Speaker 13: Because it's not your typical science class.
Speaker 2: M Well, there you go. And where this is being
Speaker 2: done is in little Sandford, North Carolina. Remember that Travis
Speaker 2: not too far from where we used to live, Sandford,
Speaker 2: North Carolina. They set this thing up. There was nothing
Speaker 2: going on in Sandford. Well, now Pfizer's there. Now that
Speaker 2: science is going on there, real science, because you know,
Speaker 2: that's the way real science works. You have people in
Speaker 2: authority who tell you to go here, go there, say this,
Speaker 2: do that, and we will grade you based on how
Speaker 2: you comply with the curriculum and the agenda. And that's
Speaker 2: real science. That's way it works.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: So the Mobile School of Science maybe coming to propagandized
Speaker 2: kids in your neighborhood to teach kids the ABC's of
Speaker 2: pandemics and vaccines. You want to know the ABC's, it's
Speaker 2: the ABC industry agencies rather than did it you know,
Speaker 2: people like the CIA, NSA, dj CDC, NIH. It's all
Speaker 2: those ABC's. Yeah, they're the ones who did the pandemics
Speaker 2: and the vaccine. Students enter the Pfizer trailer for a
Speaker 2: quote escape room like experience, and they do a pandemic
Speaker 2: tabletop exercise ending in how to make a vaccine to
Speaker 2: distribute globally. You see, this is why I began with
Speaker 2: a nine to eleven clip, because Dark Winter was a
Speaker 2: part of that from the very beginning. It was a
Speaker 2: pandemic tabletop exercise. Of course, in that tabletop exercise you
Speaker 2: had top elected leaders and top bureaucrats. The role of
Speaker 2: the president was played by the retired head of the CIA,
Speaker 2: and Woolsey played that in the first Dark Winter, and
Speaker 2: so they have these people. Now you can do at
Speaker 2: home what the CIA was doing twenty three years ago, right,
Speaker 2: and your kids can now have that Dark Winter experience
Speaker 2: is now being done as predictive programming, not as practice
Speaker 2: for the real thing that was going to come in
Speaker 2: twenty years. But now it's being done as part of
Speaker 2: predictive programming for the kids so they can get to
Speaker 2: understand what is going to be done to them by
Speaker 2: those in charge and the name of science. Pandemic tabletop
Speaker 2: exercise with kids, ending and how to make a vaccine
Speaker 2: to distribute it globally. I have a question, did anybody
Speaker 2: ever see the Pfizer School of Science that they pull
Speaker 2: up a van there at the White House to teach.
Speaker 2: Trump just cut him a check. Which one was it.
Speaker 2: Did they completely bamboozle the guy with propaganda or they
Speaker 2: just bribe him. I think they bribed him, That's my thing.
Speaker 2: I think they just paid him for that. I don't
Speaker 2: think they did a school of science thing.
Speaker 4: It could be.
Speaker 2: Who knows. Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer is crossing the country with
Speaker 2: a mobile science escape room, complete with a robotic dog.
Speaker 2: Why is a robotic dog there? Oh, you know, because
Speaker 2: you just got to get people so excited about science
Speaker 2: and technology. I am so old with that. I can't
Speaker 2: eat that one. Let's see they may try. I hope
Speaker 2: they try. Here, go kill that thing. I'll pay you.
Speaker 2: But I'm so over technology now. I was all about
Speaker 2: it at one point in time when I was younger.
Speaker 2: That's why I went into engineering. I am done. I
Speaker 2: am done with this stuff. So Sanford, North Carolina children
Speaker 2: there greeted by a Phiser robot dog. This is the
Speaker 2: robot dog that came from Boston Dynamics that everybody is copying.
Speaker 2: Funding by brought to you by DARPA, which makes several appearances.
Speaker 2: During the field trip, students enter the Pfiser mobile trailer
Speaker 2: for a quote fantastic interactive escape room like experience. Escape room.
Speaker 2: Isn't that interesting? They keep using You keep using that word,
Speaker 2: do you? I don't know that you know what that means? Right?
Speaker 2: Escape room? Is that the room that you escape from
Speaker 2: society and you hole up and wear your mask all
Speaker 2: by yourself to escape the boogeyman boogers that are out
Speaker 2: there everywhere.
Speaker 7: Where.
Speaker 2: They work with Pfizer employees to solve a mystery about
Speaker 2: a pandemic outbreak that starts with people showing up in
Speaker 2: doctors' offices with scaly, lizard like skin. Oh wait a minute,
Speaker 2: they've even included Mark Zuckerberg in this thing. Lizard people,
Speaker 2: Hillary Zuckerberg, all these people. I got kicked off of
Speaker 2: Twitter momentarily because of a Daily Beast. I think it
Speaker 2: was Daily Beast that picked it up the thing saying
Speaker 2: that I had and I was I used the same
Speaker 2: headline from the Babylon Bee. Bablin Bee did this satire
Speaker 2: thing when Elizabeth Warren came out and said I had
Speaker 2: a DNA test done and it showed that she was
Speaker 2: far whiter than the average white person. Now the average
Speaker 2: white band that was a group from the seventies from
Speaker 2: Scotland that had a couple of hits, a couple of
Speaker 2: funk hits. But anyway, she was whiter than the average
Speaker 2: white person. She had used her quote unquote Indian background
Speaker 2: to get preferential treatment. He used a system. And so
Speaker 2: when when she was playing that game, bad One Bee
Speaker 2: did a story said Hillary Clinton says she's had her
Speaker 2: DNA tested too, and she's only fifty percent lizard, not
Speaker 2: completely lizard. And so I put that out. I thought
Speaker 2: that was really funny, and they took it as serious.
Speaker 2: I think it's Daily Beast the one that did it
Speaker 2: and said, look at this, he's telling people that Hillary
Speaker 2: Clinton's a lizard. Okay. The children learn different lessons, children
Speaker 2: learn different lies, different lies. They learn about antigens in
Speaker 2: one room, they learn about vaccine manufacturing in another.
Speaker 4: And more.
Speaker 2: Do they get to see to actually have a model
Speaker 2: there a defiser mobile thing they have like a little
Speaker 2: simulated revolving door, you know, to go back and forth
Speaker 2: between industry and government. You know, you could simulate that
Speaker 2: with one of the revolving doors from some of the
Speaker 2: office buildings in New York. They are using those office
Speaker 2: buildings anymore. Imagined they could get the revolving doors you cheaply,
Speaker 2: or maybe you know this lizard thing, Maybe we've got
Speaker 2: shape shifting FDA people that have been hired by Trump
Speaker 2: going back and forth.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: North Carolina mother Beth Sikowski told the defender, they're the
Speaker 2: ones that have this story. By the way, Children's Health
Speaker 2: Defense that she wouldn't want Pfizer teaching science to her
Speaker 2: children or to anyone's children. She said Pfiser has paid
Speaker 2: billions and penalties for false claims and safety violations. Why
Speaker 2: would schools invite a corporation notorious for putting profits over
Speaker 2: people to teach their children quote unquote science. Yeah, well,
Speaker 2: wait till she sees what the next class is. You know,
Speaker 2: first they do the Pfiser pandemic germ games to make
Speaker 2: themselves the stars. And then next up they have the
Speaker 2: gender gas lighting class in school. Wonderful. Just can't wait
Speaker 2: to get your kid in there, can you? What's going on?
Speaker 2: They shut the schools down. My kids can't take these
Speaker 2: Pfizer and gender gas lighting classes anymore. What am I
Speaker 2: going to do? They're on my hands. I don't know
Speaker 2: what to do with them. The robotic dog was especially concerning,
Speaker 2: said one parent. She said police departments across the country
Speaker 2: and the world have controversially begun deploying these robot dogs
Speaker 2: to surveil citizens with cameras, sensors, and microphones, and militaries
Speaker 2: are starting to weaponize them for military applications, mounting them
Speaker 2: with machine guns. Why don't you realize they're trying to
Speaker 2: tell you that this is a war. You may want
Speaker 2: to pay closer attention to what's going on here. It
Speaker 2: is a war. It is about surveillance, that's precisely what
Speaker 2: this is about. And the schools are about indoctrination. It's
Speaker 2: about getting them used to being locked down, surveiled, frisked,
Speaker 2: all the rest of this stuff.
Speaker 4: She said.
Speaker 2: They're bringing these dogs to the kids in such a
Speaker 2: disarming way, showing how cute this robotic dog is. When
Speaker 2: it looks precisely like the dogs are putting out into
Speaker 2: police departments and into the military autonomous killer robots. Maybe
Speaker 2: what they'll do is they'll get these robots to where
Speaker 2: they can actually inject you. That'll complete the cycle. Autonomous
Speaker 2: killer robot dogs with a bioweapon. This is very frightening
Speaker 2: in terms of what they're programming these children be used
Speaker 2: to and to think is cool and to think is normal.
Speaker 2: The predictive programming, that's what this is all truly about.
Speaker 2: So it's not just a robot dogs. They've got robots
Speaker 2: they want to inject into you See, this is the
Speaker 2: thing that is the big crowd, the big mystery. Right
Speaker 2: most of us don't really have any understanding of what
Speaker 2: they're doing. We can see the robotics and we can
Speaker 2: see the artificial intelligence, and we can see how those
Speaker 2: two are combined together. But then there's two other things,
Speaker 2: and that is the genetics and the nanotech. You just
Speaker 2: think of the acronym grain genetics, robotics, artificial intelligence, and nanotech,
Speaker 2: and so the genetics and the nanotech those we can't
Speaker 2: really see operating, especially the nanotech, and so you know,
Speaker 2: we have no idea what they're doing with that, and
Speaker 2: of course they have no idea what they're doing with genetics.
Speaker 2: So there we go. It's a bookend on it, isn't it.
Speaker 2: They've created a legion of tiny robots to be injected
Speaker 2: into the body, and it could open new frontiers in medicine.
Speaker 2: It could open new frontiers and depopulation as well. This
Speaker 2: is a story covered by Wine Press News. Again, I
Speaker 2: think this is one of these deals, like the chemtrails.
Speaker 2: They talk about it lagging behind what they've already done,
Speaker 2: you know, out and say, well, you know, it might
Speaker 2: be possible for us to do such and such, when
Speaker 2: they've been doing it for a decade. The study points
Speaker 2: to a future where tiny robots could be remotely controlled
Speaker 2: to carry out complex tasks inside the human body, such
Speaker 2: as targeted drug delivery. There we go. So that's the thing.
Speaker 2: Everything is about the drugs, isn't it. It's all about
Speaker 2: the drugs. Give drugs in a targeted delivery in a
Speaker 2: minimally invasive way. They said, yeah, it's all minimal. It's
Speaker 2: all done with slide of hand. It's all done with
Speaker 2: hurry up, it's going to kill you. You got to do something,
Speaker 2: you know. It's the By the way, I appreciate the
Speaker 2: prayers people have had for my son who had an
Speaker 2: infection and it was rapidly progressing in pain. He went
Speaker 2: to the emergency room. They gave him an antibiotic and
Speaker 2: you know, take it right now, you know, and it's
Speaker 2: something that has a very long history, going back to
Speaker 2: two thousand and six. At that point they had two
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand people have been injured by it.
Speaker 2: They wanted to put a black box label on it.
Speaker 2: They've now changed that multiple times, did it again in
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen, again in twenty eighteen. But guess what, there
Speaker 2: was no black box warning given, not by the doctor,
Speaker 2: not by the pharmacists.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: All I said was may cause dizziness. Just an antibiotic,
Speaker 2: may cause dizziness. Well, it's been accelerating with him as
Speaker 2: he got off of it, and so we're detoxing him
Speaker 2: with some zeolite stuff. I thank you for the many
Speaker 2: people who have since suggestions, but what we really need
Speaker 2: is your prayer. God heals these physicians kill. It's just
Speaker 2: that simple. Brian shall Hobby at Vaccine Impact has an
Speaker 2: article he says, listen to your elders, not to your doctors.
Speaker 2: He says, you're going to do a series of these things.
Speaker 2: Begin with one lady one hundred years old, mentally sharp.
Speaker 2: She says, I'll never taken anything from a doctor, never anything,
Speaker 2: Never take any of it. And is it just a
Speaker 2: coincidence She's healthy at one hundred, So swarming bots, is
Speaker 2: that a conspiracy? Well, the team involving researchers from the
Speaker 2: University of Edinburgh engineered magnetic nanobots. Sounds like the vaccines,
Speaker 2: doesn't it. He had self assembling graphite structures. They interact
Speaker 2: with magnets and so forth. And we actually saw that
Speaker 2: with millions of vaccines in Japan that they threw away
Speaker 2: because they had black precipitates that interacted with magnets. Do
Speaker 2: you remember that everybody was out there saying, well, we
Speaker 2: see this and we see that. It's like okay, well
Speaker 2: you know, we got some strange things that are happening here.
Speaker 2: But for me, the obvious admission was when two separate occasions,
Speaker 2: they threw away over a million vaccines because evidently they
Speaker 2: didn't keep them at the super cold storage level and
Speaker 2: they started to So they're about one the size of
Speaker 2: a human red blood cell, comprising blood clotting drugs in case,
Speaker 2: and yeah, that's that sounds very familiar, doesn't it. So
Speaker 2: what do we do? How do we rebuild science? This
Speaker 2: is an article from Brownstone says how can we rebuild
Speaker 2: American science? Well, first you have to look at where
Speaker 2: it is, right, now he says, First of all, the
Speaker 2: state of American science and medicine, says, what have we
Speaker 2: learned about American science and medicine over the last several years. Well,
Speaker 2: I think that we've learned. That's a rhetorical question, I guess,
Speaker 2: But he does have some four or five different things
Speaker 2: that he thinks. I would just sum it up by
Speaker 2: saying that science has been killed by politics and by greed,
Speaker 2: same thing that'll kill Christianity if we merge it with politics.
Speaker 2: Politics kills everything it touches. Says, First of all, American
Speaker 2: science does not do much actual science. They do marketing,
Speaker 2: they do regulatory capture, they do mass poisonings, but not
Speaker 2: much actual science. Number two, American medicine creates sickness rather
Speaker 2: than healing. I know, I know, hashtag not all doctors.
Speaker 2: This is by Toby Rogers, but the profession is deeply sick.
Speaker 2: Number three, American science and medicine abuse their unique position
Speaker 2: to increase their own power and wealth at the expense
Speaker 2: of the well being of humanity. Well. Absolutely. Number four,
Speaker 2: the power. The proper way to understand American science and
Speaker 2: medicine today is to see them as criminal cartels. Yeah,
Speaker 2: political animals. You should see the Democrat and Republican Party
Speaker 2: as a criminal as criminal cartels as well. They aren't
Speaker 2: making mistakes. These are not innocent misunderstandings. And the white
Speaker 2: coat class, they're not talking about the little kids who
Speaker 2: when they first got you're going to become a scientist.
Speaker 2: Here's your white coat. I'll never forget. At the very
Speaker 2: beginning of this pandemic scam, they had some bureaucrat functionary
Speaker 2: was going to speak, and they had a podium and
Speaker 2: before the person comes out to the podium, they had
Speaker 2: either four or six people and white coats march out
Speaker 2: in a line and take their position, half of them
Speaker 2: on one side of the podium and the other half
Speaker 2: on the other side of the podium. And they stood
Speaker 2: there with their hands crossed in front of them. It's like,
Speaker 2: what's yeah. The symbolism is, don't question us. We have
Speaker 2: science because we got white coats. Wow, bow before us
Speaker 2: we got white coats. And if we really need more authority,
Speaker 2: we'll put a stethoscope around our neck. There. Now we're
Speaker 2: really powerful, right. The white coat class is engaged in
Speaker 2: organized crime. Time you step into a doctor's office, a clinic,
Speaker 2: or hospital, you're likely dealing with an agent of a
Speaker 2: criminal syndicate, and folks, they will kill you as quickly
Speaker 2: as a street dealer will kill you with a contaminated drug,
Speaker 2: or with fentanyl to make some money, or cocaine or
Speaker 2: heroine or whatever. Number five, American science and medicine have
Speaker 2: merged with the state, big finance in the pharmaceutical industry.
Speaker 2: They've merged with the military and the intelligence agencies to
Speaker 2: create a new form of fascism. That's right. You better
Speaker 2: understand the connections to dark You better understand the connections
Speaker 2: to nine to eleven. For years, for decades, the business
Speaker 2: model of the American science and medicine was to take
Speaker 2: the sick and injured and infants and pregnant women and
Speaker 2: seniors and make them dependent on the medical industrial complex
Speaker 2: for life, and to do it via toxic pills, injections, implants, surgeries, therapies. Apparently,
Speaker 2: there were still too many healthy people remaining, in other words,
Speaker 2: money left on the table. So American science and medicine
Speaker 2: now creates and releases weaponized viruses now vaccines, not viruses,
Speaker 2: together with billions of dollars in propaganda to generate fear
Speaker 2: that drives people and to cattle shoots of toxic treatments
Speaker 2: and deadly vaccines. I talked about it. I mean, I'd
Speaker 2: seen the games they played every year with a flu shot,
Speaker 2: talked about it. But in the spring of twenty eighteen,
Speaker 2: I show started in twenty seventeen, middle of August, spring
Speaker 2: of twenty eighteen. Actually came out from Goldman Sachs and
Speaker 2: it was widely reported and you can look it up yourself.
Speaker 2: You'll be able to find it. You had Gilead Pharmaceuticals,
Speaker 2: the people who were connected to Fauci who did remdesivie. Yeah,
Speaker 2: very very connected to all these big pharmaceutical company Gilead.
Speaker 2: They came out with a cure for one form of hepatitis.
Speaker 2: They give people and they got well, and they said
Speaker 2: the first year they did twelve billion dollars. Next year
Speaker 2: only like one or two billion dollars next year. It
Speaker 2: was just going down, straight down. And so Goldman Sachs
Speaker 2: stepped in and used that and complained, and all the
Speaker 2: business publications picked it up. They said, this is not
Speaker 2: a sustainable business model. We don't want to cure diseases.
Speaker 2: We want to treat chronic disease. In other words, disease
Speaker 2: that never goes away. As always there is always nagging you, right,
Speaker 2: we want to treat that. That's our business model, not
Speaker 2: curing anybody. Now, even more truthful, they could have said,
Speaker 2: our business model is to create chronic disease that never
Speaker 2: goes away, so we can then treat people for that.
Speaker 2: That's been there for the longest time. That's why, you know,
Speaker 2: when people like Mike Adams health Ranger, health Ranger, he
Speaker 2: started putting back out the verbatim from the CDC. Look
Speaker 2: what they're saying. It's come on, Mike, you've covered every
Speaker 2: year the nonsense about the flu shot. You know better
Speaker 2: than that. Alex knew better when the adjuvants were out there.
Speaker 2: It told people, this is what autism is coming from.
Speaker 2: It's coming from things like mercury and aluminum and famaladehyde
Speaker 2: and all of re And then he tells you can
Speaker 2: take that, you can take that. It's just like sugar water.
Speaker 1: Just do it for Trump.
Speaker 2: Do it for Trump. Well, okay, the CDC Child and
Speaker 2: Adolescent Vaccine schedule, the CDC adult vaccine schedule, and the
Speaker 2: COVID responses are acts of genocide number eight. From everything
Speaker 2: we can see American science and medicine are incapable of
Speaker 2: reforming themselves. Number nine, American science and medicine has currently
Speaker 2: constituted poses an existential threat to the future of the
Speaker 2: United States, the world, and to humanity. He says, well,
Speaker 2: we all wish this wasn't true, but we can either
Speaker 2: stare reality in the face and do something about it,
Speaker 2: or we can perish as a result of normalcy bias.
Speaker 2: I got to tell you, you know, I understand what's
Speaker 2: going on with everybody, and as I see this election approaching,
Speaker 2: and as everybody's going to get all upset about the
Speaker 2: debate tomorrow, everybody turning in and watching the debate, Oh,
Speaker 2: look at that look that she gave him, or that
Speaker 2: he gave her, or this insult that they threw at
Speaker 2: each other, and all the rest of this stuff. And
Speaker 2: I have a friend who knows me listen to the program,
Speaker 2: even said I can't stand Trump. I hate Trump. Not
Speaker 2: even six months ago, pus out on his Facebook Trump
Speaker 2: Trump twenty twenty our only hope Trump, Like wow, Wow,
Speaker 2: I don't know if I'm having any effect or not. Honestly,
Speaker 2: I'm going to keep doing what I would do because
Speaker 2: I have I have to do it. If I see
Speaker 2: somebody getting harmed, I gotta at least say watch out,
Speaker 2: yeah that this person is armed and dangerous, it's going
Speaker 2: to kill you. But I don't know. So what is
Speaker 2: actual science? The systematic study of the structure and behavior
Speaker 2: of the physical and natural world through observation, experimentation, and
Speaker 2: testing of theories against the evidence obtained. So we're the viruses.
Speaker 2: Did you observe any viruses? Did you isolate the virus?
Speaker 2: Did you test the virus? Did you test it against
Speaker 2: these drugs? Did you test it to see if this
Speaker 2: thing that you isolated is actually causing people to get Say, no,
Speaker 2: none of that was done, none of zero, zip, not
Speaker 2: none of it. That's right, none of it, not any
Speaker 2: of it. People started finding that out when they started
Speaker 2: asking about all this stuff with COVID. Then they found out, oh,
Speaker 2: well what about the other stuff. Well, we didn't do
Speaker 2: with that either. We didn't do it with COVID because
Speaker 2: we don't deal with any of this stuff. He said,
Speaker 2: I would add to science as a process. It is
Speaker 2: not an outcome. Is also not a god. It is
Speaker 2: also not some thinking. The way they talk about science
Speaker 2: and that fids are commercial is the way the radical
Speaker 2: environment environmentalists talk about Gia, mother Earth, the Greek goddess, right, Gia,
Speaker 2: mother Earth wants this, Gia wants that, the climate wants this.
Speaker 2: The Earth is angry with us, Science is angry with us.
Speaker 2: All this and anthropomorphism, you know, making it into some sentient, conscious,
Speaker 2: creative or destructive being. Science is none of that. Is
Speaker 2: simply a process of thinking and testing. So he said,
Speaker 2: I would add that science is a process, not an outcome.
Speaker 2: It as a commitment to using the best possible methods
Speaker 2: for gathering and analyzing data. So when they hide the data,
Speaker 2: when they refuse to show you the data, when they
Speaker 2: redact the data, it's not science. And yet, whether you're
Speaker 2: talking about the climate mcguffin or the pandemic mcguffin, they
Speaker 2: continually hide the data. So I've said many times, you know,
Speaker 2: we're back in two thousand and nine is with a
Speaker 2: group was trying to get the data from Michael Mann,
Speaker 2: the guy who invented the fantasy of the hockey stick, saying,
Speaker 2: you know, we're going to get to this exponential thing
Speaker 2: and the CO two is going to go straight up
Speaker 2: the and the temperature is going to go straight up
Speaker 2: and you had al Gore use that lying documentary and
Speaker 2: inconvenient truth. And even though he had done it on
Speaker 2: the university's dime, he did it while he was at
Speaker 2: work at the university, even though he was involved in
Speaker 2: climate Gate, talking to the scientist in East Anglia, UK,
Speaker 2: talking about how they could hide the fact that their
Speaker 2: models were being contradicted by reality by measured results. We're
Speaker 2: just going to keep up with this. And the fact
Speaker 2: that he had published the stuff and it had been
Speaker 2: used for public policy, we still could not get the
Speaker 2: data from him, he sued, and a judge kept that
Speaker 2: data from being put out there. And they're doing the
Speaker 2: same thing with all the vaccine stuff, all of the
Speaker 2: pandemic stuff. It's not science if you hide the data
Speaker 2: at all. We're going to take a quick break and
Speaker 2: we'll be right back. The common man. They created common
Speaker 2: Core and dumbed down our children. They created common Past
Speaker 2: to track and control us, their Commons project to make
Speaker 2: sure the commoners own nothing, and the communist future. They
Speaker 2: see the common man as simple, unsophisticated ordinary. But each
Speaker 2: of us has worth and dignity created in the image
Speaker 2: of God. That is what we have in common. That
Speaker 2: is what they want to take away. Their most powerful
Speaker 2: weapons are isolation, deception, intimidation. They desire to know everything
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Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: Before I leave this, he says, here's what's happening with
Speaker 2: American science and medicine. Number One, privatized knowledge, where you
Speaker 2: say that the information is off limits because it's intellectual property.
Speaker 2: And that's exactly what Michael Mann claimed in that lawsuit.
Speaker 2: This is my property. It's like, no, you published that already,
Speaker 2: and it was done when you were paid at a
Speaker 2: public institution, and it's been used to create public policy.
Speaker 2: That's not your private intellectual property. So University of Virginia,
Speaker 2: where he was working at the time he did, that's
Speaker 2: conniving with the climate gate people. The University of Virginia
Speaker 2: said okay, we'll turn it over. Then he jumped in
Speaker 2: and said, no, it's my private data. Absolutely, no way
Speaker 2: it was. But of course you don't always get the
Speaker 2: right decisions from courts. We know, right. It also includes insiderism.
Speaker 2: We're powerful gatekeepers with access to resources, of the ability
Speaker 2: to launder results, you know, like we're talking about with
Speaker 2: the labor stuff and everything, where they can labor results
Speaker 2: or given privileged status to determine what is true and
Speaker 2: what is false. There's self interestedness to the point where
Speaker 2: about half of the published scientific research is non replicable
Speaker 2: because scientists faked the results using improper methods or otherwise
Speaker 2: just to do or the findings in order to serve
Speaker 2: their own interests, to serve their masters, to give their
Speaker 2: masters what they want, what they can use. And then
Speaker 2: blind faith and fraudulent data. We saw that with a
Speaker 2: PCR in Spage. Didn't we a blind faith in that
Speaker 2: they used Fauci used the PCR thing that was his data.
Speaker 2: We got cases here and the PCI test. Yeah, the
Speaker 2: PCR test that the inventor said, you were a fraud.
Speaker 2: They had no data at all. And he said, so
Speaker 2: how do we get here? He said, He traces it
Speaker 2: back in a large way to the nineteen eighty Buy
Speaker 2: Dole Act. That's Birch buye Bob Dole back in the day.
Speaker 2: And that was where these guys got to participate in
Speaker 2: the profits. They became stakeholders and all of this. They
Speaker 2: became co conspirators who could actually profit monetarily. Under that
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty buy doll Act, it gives recipients of federal
Speaker 2: scientific research funding people who were normally paid by our
Speaker 2: tax dollars, and that includes officials of the NIH, the FDA,
Speaker 2: the CDC. It lets them decide how to allocate that funding.
Speaker 2: It gives them a right to patent their research methods
Speaker 2: and their outcomes. That's why you saw over a million
Speaker 2: dollars in royalties going to the NIH and they had
Speaker 2: lied about that. They said it was only like one
Speaker 2: hundred and sixty thousand or something like that. It turned
Speaker 2: out it's just under a million. And then the people
Speaker 2: who got it and the amounts that they got were
Speaker 2: all redacted. So not only did they lie about it,
Speaker 2: but then they redacted it when they were told they
Speaker 2: had to complot with the AFOY request prior to the
Speaker 2: Buy doll Act. The results of federally funded research we're
Speaker 2: in the public domain, as they should be. They should
Speaker 2: be transparent. We should be able to see their research,
Speaker 2: we should be able to see their data, and they
Speaker 2: should not be able to profit off the lies that
Speaker 2: they tell. That's how you see if they're lying or not.
Speaker 2: You show me the data, but they don't even want
Speaker 2: to show you the money. Jerry, I'm going to show
Speaker 2: you the money. It should be free for anybody to
Speaker 2: use because it was paid for by taxpayers. Exactly what
Speaker 2: I was saying about Michael Mann. After the passage of
Speaker 2: the by Dole Act, the entirety of federally funded scientific
Speaker 2: research is now effectively privatized. That's right. It was actually
Speaker 2: seven and ten million dollars in royalty to the NIH.
Speaker 2: They only reported, not one hundred and sixty. It was
Speaker 2: sixty million that they reported, and they will not release
Speaker 2: the names of who got it or how much was
Speaker 2: paid to individual people. So that was nineteen eighty step
Speaker 2: was nineteen eighty six where fauci is his first act
Speaker 2: of being head of the NIH, got Ronald Reagan to
Speaker 2: sign the nineteen eighty six National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act.
Speaker 2: I wonder if that's in that movie that in this
Speaker 2: Quaid did that hagiography. Oh yes, sir, I'll sign that
Speaker 2: for you're just give me that piece of paper there.
Speaker 2: Then we have George W. Bush, the two thousand and
Speaker 2: five PREP Act, which really took away people's rights to
Speaker 2: get a knee injury. I wonder if they covered that
Speaker 2: in that Peiser mobile classroom. Don't worry, kids, if you
Speaker 2: get it wrong, you're covered by George W. Bush's PREP Act.
Speaker 2: That's another shoe string tied to nine to eleven, isn't it.
Speaker 2: The PREP Act gave the biowarfare industrial complex the green
Speaker 2: light to create anything they wanted, any kind of weaponized
Speaker 2: vaccines that they wanted. They knew they could not be
Speaker 2: sued for genocide actions give them complete immunity, even more
Speaker 2: so than for the childhood vaccines that Reagan gave him.
Speaker 2: So he says, so what if we forced science to
Speaker 2: be scientific again? He said, Well, appeals to virtue are
Speaker 2: not going to work. We asked doctors to swear a
Speaker 2: hippocratic oath. We asked them to first do no harm,
Speaker 2: and it makes no difference. Instead, we need to remove
Speaker 2: the bad structures, the incentives. We need to build new
Speaker 2: structures and incentives to force science and medicine to live
Speaker 2: up to the values of their profession. And so he's
Speaker 2: got a whole step of you know, so you appeal
Speaker 2: these three things I just talked about, and then you
Speaker 2: make all intellectual property, you know, go to you take
Speaker 2: away their intellectual property and everything in the future, so
Speaker 2: they don't have an incentive to do this. See that,
Speaker 2: the royalties stuff and the immunity stuff, it's all about
Speaker 2: the incentives. It's the same thing we do at the border, right.
Speaker 2: It isn't about the wall. The wall's not going to
Speaker 2: do anything as long as you're giving people free homes,
Speaker 2: free education, free housing, you know, free jobs, all the
Speaker 2: rest of stuff. You give them free, free, free, free,
Speaker 2: they're going to come in and so here. If you
Speaker 2: give them immunity from prosecution for anything that they do wrong, intentionally,
Speaker 2: even or accidentally. If you give them and I know
Speaker 2: they have exposure for fraud, but good luck with that.
Speaker 2: When Trump's just giving them tens of billions of dollars each.
Speaker 2: Good luck finding them in court for fraud. May win,
Speaker 2: who knows it's worth it. They're not excused from fraud,
Speaker 2: but for all practical purposes, they are because they're partnering
Speaker 2: with government and they have unlimited resources. If you could
Speaker 2: take that stuff away from them, that would be like
Speaker 2: removing the welfare magnet with the immigration problem. And then
Speaker 2: he says the NIH, the FDA, and the CDC must
Speaker 2: be abolished, their leadership, prosecuted for crimes against humanity. That
Speaker 2: is a must. And you know it's not going to
Speaker 2: happen either. And so when we look at this, it's
Speaker 2: very much like what I think we have to understand
Speaker 2: when we see a big monopolistic corporation like Google, or
Speaker 2: like Standard Oil or whatever there is anything that you're
Speaker 2: going to do to stop that thing except to have
Speaker 2: a parallel system that makes it obsolete. When people see
Speaker 2: the fraud and they understand how these institutions are failed.
Speaker 2: If we provide a parallel path for it, that is
Speaker 2: the only way we're going to We're not going to
Speaker 2: fix this in Washington. We're never going to have some
Speaker 2: white Night go to Washington and do all this stuff
Speaker 2: for us. That is a fantasy they keep selling you
Speaker 2: with the two parties. Don't buy into that fantasy. The
Speaker 2: way all of this stuff, the way Google is going
Speaker 2: to disappear, is because somebody's going to come out with
Speaker 2: a better product. They're going to come out with a product,
Speaker 2: like George Gilder said, that respects privacy, that has privacy
Speaker 2: not added as a bag on the side, that is
Speaker 2: easily shunted, easily avoided, and so forth. It's not going
Speaker 2: to be an afterthought. It's going to be integrated in
Speaker 2: the core of what this is and you're not going
Speaker 2: to be able to get around it. And so it's
Speaker 2: going to be things, and it doesn't have to be
Speaker 2: some kind of a tech thing. We don't have to
Speaker 2: wait for some benevolent tech guru to create a new
Speaker 2: financial system or something like we've got gold right, and
Speaker 2: so many of these things. That is the answer, the
Speaker 2: ancient pathways that have been there, returning to our humanity.
Speaker 2: That doesn't mean that we can't use certain things that
Speaker 2: they have out there, but be aware of how they
Speaker 2: have strings attached to them, big time, bigger strings attached
Speaker 2: to any of the technology that you use. Now. I
Speaker 2: mean maybe that new car that you get, it's going
Speaker 2: to be there. They just passed a law in California.
Speaker 2: First of all, they were going to cap your speed.
Speaker 2: Brought to you by that raging pervert. His last name
Speaker 2: is Wiener, appropriately enough out of San Francisco, and he
Speaker 2: wanted to have you know. He said, well, a GPS
Speaker 2: knows the speed that you're going, so we can do
Speaker 2: all this, and we can cap your speed so that
Speaker 2: you're the car will not go more than ten miles
Speaker 2: per hour with the speed limit in any given area. Well,
Speaker 2: you know that's that's the first step to automatically writing
Speaker 2: you a speeding ticket, right and then taking your your
Speaker 2: insurance away, your car away, making it prohibitively expensive and
Speaker 2: troublesome to drive a car. We'll just make it such
Speaker 2: a hassle and such an expense that nobody will be
Speaker 2: able to or want to drive a car that type
Speaker 2: of thing, that kind of approach, Well, he said, he
Speaker 2: was content acted by all of his friends who said,
Speaker 2: this is absolutely the worst bill I have ever seen.
Speaker 2: So he moderated it and they passed this in the law.
Speaker 2: So now rather than making auto manufacturers set the car
Speaker 2: up so that it captures speed at ten over the
Speaker 2: speed limit, and that leaves a little bit of room there,
Speaker 2: so the cops can still harass you and give you
Speaker 2: a ticket. Oh yeah, everybody's happy. They've all got a
Speaker 2: piece of the pie. Right, we still hire police officers.
Speaker 2: Give him something to do, go harass the people and
Speaker 2: you know, give them a ticket for seven over or
Speaker 2: something like that. But now what they're going to do
Speaker 2: is going to blow the horn. I don't know if
Speaker 2: that's once servant just keeps blowing, you know. He said, Well,
Speaker 2: you know you have the seatbelt thing and it nags
Speaker 2: you with a little chime type of thing. Well, we'll
Speaker 2: punk the horn if you're going too fast. Get everybody's attention.
Speaker 2: Hey look at me, I'm speeding. Okay, So you know
Speaker 2: we we can look at this stuff. But the only
Speaker 2: way it's going to be stopped. He's got a lot
Speaker 2: of different things. You know, we're going to fix private
Speaker 2: health insurance. Yeah, of course the incentives are wrong with
Speaker 2: everything that we got. Not only are all of our
Speaker 2: institutions corrupted, but they also everything in the system is
Speaker 2: incentivizing this kind of corruption fraud. Just look at politics.
Speaker 2: Look at how much money has flowed into the La
Speaker 2: La Harris campaign. Five hundred million dollars in our first month,
Speaker 2: and here we are for a couple of weeks into
Speaker 2: the other another three hundred and fifty million dollars. That's insane.
Speaker 2: And that's just one politician. You know, Trump's getting his
Speaker 2: cut too, It's not as much. But you take a
Speaker 2: look at the amount of money that's going to all
Speaker 2: of these candidates, whether they are even now like we
Speaker 2: saw with Frank Nicey's opponent getting massive amounts of out
Speaker 2: of state money for a state Senate race to get
Speaker 2: somebody out who's got some real solutions against the globalists.
Speaker 2: So we're going to be seeing this everywhere. So he
Speaker 2: says that just thinking out loud here, he said, we
Speaker 2: need some sort of un gamable digital commons where every
Speaker 2: person is free to describe the reactions to individual drugs,
Speaker 2: their experiences with individual doctors and hospitals. They have worked
Speaker 2: so hard to keep that from ever happening. That was
Speaker 2: one of the key things of medical reform that the
Speaker 2: policy gurus for the Trump campaign in twenty sixteen had
Speaker 2: put out a long list of things that needed to
Speaker 2: be done to fix the medical situation. One of those
Speaker 2: is to give people some First of all, allow you
Speaker 2: to have medical savings account or taxiedctions, any type of
Speaker 2: thing like that, so that you've got some capital that
Speaker 2: you can operate with in a marketplace. Because hey, you know,
Speaker 2: if medical care is so important, and it is, why
Speaker 2: why don't you let us spend the money on medical
Speaker 2: care before we send it to you politicians in Washington
Speaker 2: or the state capitol. Can't we spend it first? Oh,
Speaker 2: you know better than us, that's right? Okay, Well, you know.
Speaker 2: It allowed people to have more resources to pay for
Speaker 2: their medical stuff. And most importantly, it took down prohibitions
Speaker 2: against competition. And the most important thing was that it
Speaker 2: gave people transparency about people's medical records. Just last week,
Speaker 2: I talked about a surgeon who removed he was supposed
Speaker 2: to remove this guy's spleen that they thought was you know,
Speaker 2: had a problem. I don't know what had happened to
Speaker 2: the spleen, but it was flaring up and swollen, and
Speaker 2: so he did a laparoscopic surgery and removed the liver
Speaker 2: instead and killed the guy. Evidently, you can live without
Speaker 2: a spleen, but you can't live without a liver. I'm
Speaker 2: not a medical guy, but anyway, kill the guy removed
Speaker 2: the wrong order. You're a liver or die. That's why
Speaker 2: the new Hampatere motto. Actually know that liver or die.
Speaker 2: That's that's a good Travis. But the point being is
Speaker 2: we're getting off the point. The point is that he
Speaker 2: had just done this last year. Now the patient didn't die,
Speaker 2: but he removed the wrong organ. Now, if you had
Speaker 2: a situation where you had a marketplace and you're out
Speaker 2: there making decisions, you would need to know that in
Speaker 2: order to make an intelligent decision. That this guy basically
Speaker 2: failed basic anatomy evidently when he went to medical school.
Speaker 2: But it's okay because you know he's a DEEI didn't
Speaker 2: earn it, but you know that's the person who finishes
Speaker 2: at the bottom of the class a medical school. You
Speaker 2: still call him doctor, but you need to have that information.
Speaker 2: You need to know that about the hospital. You need
Speaker 2: to know about the doctor. But they hide all that information.
Speaker 2: So they're going to hide that whether you have it
Speaker 2: in a if you put it out there in digital format,
Speaker 2: guess what they're going to do. They're going to sue.
Speaker 2: They're going to take down that website. So yeah, we
Speaker 2: need to do something. We need to also think outside
Speaker 2: of the digital world, because the digital world that they
Speaker 2: have set up is designed to control us. That was
Speaker 2: what it was designed from the very beginning nineteen sixty
Speaker 2: jcr Licklider talked about it all the time. A psychologist
Speaker 2: designed the Internet, the intergalactic computer Network. It was always
Speaker 2: designed for control. And when it became practical, the CIA
Speaker 2: put out all of his venture capital firms and they
Speaker 2: put people from the intelligence community, the NSA, the CIO,
Speaker 2: they put them on the venture capital boards that were
Speaker 2: giving people free money. So they could run these things
Speaker 2: for a number of years and get everybody addicted to it,
Speaker 2: and they picked the people who were going to be
Speaker 2: the competitors, just like they do with politics, Just like
Speaker 2: they do with politics. So that whoever wins, and it's
Speaker 2: a real competition, but whoever wins, they're still going to
Speaker 2: do whatever they want. So he so just forcing Google, Apple,
Speaker 2: YouTube and social media companies to publish their algorithms and
Speaker 2: to stop throttling people who are describing their own experience
Speaker 2: would accomplish a lot of this goal. That'll never happen again.
Speaker 2: We're going to have to create our own parallel systems,
Speaker 2: and we know what they want to do to the
Speaker 2: financial system. So one of the things that you do
Speaker 2: to create your parallel system as you start buying gold
Speaker 2: and silver, it's very easy to do. And then once
Speaker 2: you buy that, there's no way that they're going to
Speaker 2: trace that. Yeah, you can still have thieves steal it
Speaker 2: from you, depending on how you store it. You can
Speaker 2: store it in a you know, even if you store
Speaker 2: it in a in some kind of a storage facility,
Speaker 2: maybe they come in and confiscate that. So you have
Speaker 2: to think about how you're going to keep it. That's
Speaker 2: always been the case, right Jesus said, don't store it
Speaker 2: for yourselves. Treasures on earth or moth and rust destroy
Speaker 2: and thieves come and steals always been the issue. So
Speaker 2: there's nothing new about that, and that doesn't go away
Speaker 2: if you go digital. You just have you go digital.
Speaker 2: You've got a situation where thieves all over the world
Speaker 2: have a crack at what you've got, so that part
Speaker 2: of it doesn't change. But you get anonymity, you get privacy,
Speaker 2: you have private transactions and all the rest of stuff,
Speaker 2: and you've got a store of wealth that is outside
Speaker 2: their corrupt financial system where they just conjure up dollars
Speaker 2: and start handing them out to people as bribes and
Speaker 2: then use it as blackmail. So you can get out
Speaker 2: of that corrupt system and start to work on a
Speaker 2: parallel system of whatever. Type of gold and silver is
Speaker 2: a good basis for a lot of that, and again
Speaker 2: you can find that. Go to Davidknight dot gold. That'll
Speaker 2: take you to tony Ardaban at wise wolf Gold and
Speaker 2: you can buy gold or silver large or small transactions.
Speaker 2: You can also become part of join the buying group
Speaker 2: that he calls wolf Pack, and you can and set aside,
Speaker 2: go in at a tier level fifty dollars a month
Speaker 2: up and you get the group by discount and a
Speaker 2: lot of other benefits that he has there. Great way
Speaker 2: to just gradually accumulate over a longer period of time. Well,
Speaker 2: we're going to take a quick break and when we
Speaker 2: come back, we're going to talk a little bit about
Speaker 2: what is coming up tomorrow. When it's going on with
Speaker 2: the political game, we need to keep a little bit
Speaker 2: of an eye on it. It's not an existential issue like
Speaker 2: the open borders. That's a symptom of the political system.
Speaker 2: But of course nothing is going to change with it.
Speaker 2: But we need to understand what's going on so that
Speaker 2: we get motivated to do things in our own life,
Speaker 2: in our own community to fight back against it. Because
Speaker 2: no help is going to be coming from Washington. We'll
Speaker 2: be right back.
Speaker 15: So it unlike most revolutions whether people rise against the
Speaker 15: real economic oppression, in our case, here in Boston, we
Speaker 15: are fighting for purely an abstract principle. Here it is, however,
Speaker 15: not nearly so abstract as a young gentleman supposes. The
Speaker 15: issue involved here is one of monopolies. Today, the British
Speaker 15: government will monopolize the sale of tea in our country.
Speaker 15: Tomorrow it will be something else.
Speaker 1: Liberty. It's your move. You're listening to the David Knight Show.
Speaker 1: I got the horse right, hit the name is Paul Revere.
Speaker 2: And here's a guy that says a boat with is.
Speaker 1: Clear, can do?
Speaker 15: Can do?
Speaker 1: This guy says the horse can do.
Speaker 2: If he says the horse.
Speaker 8: Can do, can do?
Speaker 4: Can do?
Speaker 14: I thank you all in time.
Speaker 6: Because on the morning line, the guy has got him
Speaker 6: bigger than vibe than nine.
Speaker 8: But tell he buy a half?
Speaker 2: Yeah about that, it's actually not it's so much like
Speaker 2: a horse race like him as that I've got here.
Speaker 2: But now you're actually going to be able to gamble.
Speaker 2: You've been able to gamble in Vegas. As a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, what Robert Barnes made a lot of money
Speaker 2: gambling in Vegas on the outcome of the presidential election
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen. But now you have a company Calshie, which
Speaker 2: is you know, has futures, and so they're going to
Speaker 2: let people gamble in the futures market. And you had
Speaker 2: the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the CFTC was saying, you
Speaker 2: can't use the futures market for this, You've got to
Speaker 2: go to a Las Vegas do that. Well, the futures
Speaker 2: market really is like gambling casino. The stock market is,
Speaker 2: but certainly the futures is and So now a judge
Speaker 2: has opened the door for you to bet on us
Speaker 2: elections and yet another venue, not just in Vegas. You
Speaker 2: can do it with futures, a real horse race. They
Speaker 2: regulate this stuff more tightly than they do the elections.
Speaker 2: Quite frankly, what if we were to bet on the
Speaker 2: likelihood of a Trump casino going bust? That kind of
Speaker 2: goes full circle, doesn't it. You should be able to
Speaker 2: get in the futures market and bet on his casino's
Speaker 2: going bust, except that he already busted all of them.
Speaker 2: What about if we got into the market and we
Speaker 2: were able to bet on the future of America going bust.
Speaker 2: We'll get ready for legalized betting as soon as next week.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, of course, because we got to get this
Speaker 2: thing in and it's coming up pretty quickly. Laala Harris
Speaker 2: is now preparing for the debate with Trump, reports Daily Mail.
Speaker 2: This is not Bablinbee. This is a Daily Mail reporting
Speaker 2: that they've been told that she is preparing for the
Speaker 2: debate with Trump by practicing against an aid and an
Speaker 2: orange wig. Hey wait a minute, you know that's how
Speaker 2: stupid they are. They don't understand it's his skin that's orange.
Speaker 2: His hair is not orange. Whether they think they're going
Speaker 2: to be debating Ronald McDonald Trump or an orange wig. No,
Speaker 2: the wig is not orange. She's a bit confused about everything,
Speaker 2: isn't she. I guess maybe he's debating somebody who is
Speaker 2: standing there in a malcap with a hamelin Hammer's sickle
Speaker 2: flag behind him. The US Vice president has spent all
Speaker 2: week in intense preparations for the ninety minute debate in
Speaker 2: Philadelphia tomorrow, which many believe will decide the outcome of
Speaker 2: the presidential election. Not only is this person wearing an
Speaker 2: orange wig, but they're also wearing three inch platform shoes. Now,
Speaker 2: I'm sure they had more than enough trainees to volunteer
Speaker 2: for this role and the La La Harris campaign. I'll
Speaker 2: wear the high heels. You always get to wear the
Speaker 2: high heels. But it's my orange wig. Babylin Bee has
Speaker 2: its own take on this insanity. They think that Trump
Speaker 2: is preparing by going to bars and arguing with drunks.
Speaker 2: That'd be pretty good training for him to argue with
Speaker 2: La La a er. She does seem like she's drunk
Speaker 2: so much of the time, doesn't she. Yes, it's true.
Speaker 2: I did come up with this great way to practice
Speaker 2: for La Law. I thought to myself, Donald, where would
Speaker 2: La La most like to be in the world, do
Speaker 2: you think? And I kid you not? And I thought,
Speaker 2: and let me tell you, folks, she'd love to be
Speaker 2: at a wine bar. I keep expecting her any day. Honestly,
Speaker 2: very good practice. Arguing with Drunks. I'm looking forward to
Speaker 2: the debate, believe me, he says, according to the Babylon
Speaker 2: Bee satire, but the other one was not satire. I
Speaker 2: don't know. If they've got a guy in an orange
Speaker 2: wig in high heels debating law, maybe they could get
Speaker 2: Rudy Julian and I need to send it. You know,
Speaker 2: Rudy Giuliani has has obliged Trump in the past, getting
Speaker 2: in drag that famous video they did nine to eleven. Rudy, Yeah,
Speaker 2: who helped to cover up the evidence of what actually
Speaker 2: happened there. I don't know what happened there. I know
Speaker 2: what didn't happen there. What didn't happen there is what
Speaker 2: the government told us. Everybody of what the government told
Speaker 2: us about nine to eleven was a lie. Trump's ally
Speaker 2: is fear he'll blow the debate. His best chance to
Speaker 2: regain ground against Harris. They say the challenge is getting
Speaker 2: the former president to stick to the script or stick
Speaker 2: to issues. See, here's the problem. He doesn't know any
Speaker 2: issues or care to know anything about any of the issues. Really,
Speaker 2: He's got some talking points that they've given him, but
Speaker 2: he really doesn't care. He's just a salesman. He's just
Speaker 2: a reality TV personality. He'll tell you what he wants
Speaker 2: whatever they tell him to tell you. He's a New
Speaker 2: York Democrat. A good example of this is all this
Speaker 2: tax cut for waitresses and everything. Look, if a tax
Speaker 2: cut is good for the waitresses, give it to everybody.
Speaker 2: Reason was right about that, but they they just keep
Speaker 2: scorn on people that, well that's not fair. You know,
Speaker 2: you're you're going to be taxing the person who's running
Speaker 2: the register. And to watch Reason complain about that, it
Speaker 2: reminded me of one time we had. It was we'd
Speaker 2: taken the boys when they were young. We took him
Speaker 2: to a Burger King and hung out with some visiting relatives.
Speaker 2: Because there's a playground there and school was out for
Speaker 2: kids who are year round school, and so they're playing
Speaker 2: on the playground. There's another little boy there and the
Speaker 2: three of them are playing, and the little boy finds
Speaker 2: out that they're homeschool and they don't have to go
Speaker 2: to school ever. You know, he's like, I'm off, you know,
Speaker 2: where do you guys go to? Say, well, we don't
Speaker 2: go to school, you know, And and he got so upset.
Speaker 2: That's not fair, that's not fair. You just kept saying that.
Speaker 2: He really got stressed out and angry. And my sons
Speaker 2: are like, well, you know, but that's the way. Reason
Speaker 2: was about the tax break for waitresses on tips. Stuff,
Speaker 2: that's not fair.
Speaker 4: What about the other.
Speaker 2: People in the restaurant? Hey, reason, you're supposed to be libertarians,
Speaker 2: why don't you argue that we just get rid of
Speaker 2: the income tax because they don't care about the deficit.
Speaker 2: I mean, they're just conjuring money up all over the
Speaker 2: place all the time, right, but they don't anyway. Yeah,
Speaker 2: if look, Trump says he wants to get to take
Speaker 2: away the tax on tips. La La copied him. He says, yeah,
Speaker 2: let's take the tax on tips off. Okay, Well, then
Speaker 2: what stuff we got? Both a Democrat and the Republican
Speaker 2: leaders of their parties now evidently want to do this.
Speaker 2: So why don't they get on to Congress and have
Speaker 2: them do that. Now. Oh no, well you're going to
Speaker 2: have to vote for me. Why would I vote for you?
Speaker 2: Because you're both saying it, right, they're both saying that
Speaker 2: they're going to get rid of the tax on tips,
Speaker 2: and neither one of them are going to do it.
Speaker 2: You know that, of course, don't. You'll know it'll be
Speaker 2: another one of these campaign promises that they just forget about.
Speaker 2: And I say that because they could all do it
Speaker 2: right now. If it's good, then why do we have
Speaker 2: to wait until they after the election for this to happen?
Speaker 2: And I said it before when I said we ran
Speaker 2: in North Carolina, was campaign manager for the Libertarian candidate
Speaker 2: for governor. Scott drew the short straw and he had
Speaker 2: to run for governor. So I said, all right, I'll
Speaker 2: do the campaign managing. We did a commercial in my
Speaker 2: living in our kitchen about getting rid of the sales
Speaker 2: tax on food and Dan Blue, who was head of
Speaker 2: the Democrat Party and they had the majority there, and
Speaker 2: we just ran these commercials on you know, off hours
Speaker 2: on cable TV and everything, and next thing you know,
Speaker 2: Dan Blue says, well, we're going to get rid of
Speaker 2: if I win, We're going to get rid of Democrats repeat,
Speaker 2: We're going to get rid of the sales tax on food,
Speaker 2: and then they didn't do it, didn't do it, So
Speaker 2: I suspect it's going to be the same time thing.
Speaker 2: If they were serious about it, they just do it
Speaker 2: right now because people need help right now. Lindsey Graham
Speaker 2: says it's far more worthwhile for mister Trump to focus
Speaker 2: on his record of success. You know, the lockdowns, the masks,
Speaker 2: the ventilators that kill people, the jabs that kill people
Speaker 2: around the world. Focus on that. That's what you should
Speaker 2: focus That's what I focus on. When I look at it,
Speaker 2: it's like, yeah, you know, Lala hears is pretty bad.
Speaker 2: But remember when Donald Trump stabbed us in the back.
Speaker 2: Had a guy sent me a great meme of that
Speaker 2: as well. But anyway, those assisting Trump with a debate
Speaker 2: preparation include Matt Gates. Well, I think if Matt Gates
Speaker 2: is going to be helping, then you can forget about
Speaker 2: the fact of leaving behind personal insults. I think Matt
Speaker 2: Gates is probably there to dream up some personal insults
Speaker 2: that Trump has not thought of yet. I think it's
Speaker 2: going to be on steroids. A Putin ally has predicted
Speaker 2: that the US will collapse in an imminent new civil war.
Speaker 2: This is a former president Medvedev. And of course, just
Speaker 2: last week I was talking about how Neil Howe, the
Speaker 2: surviving co author of The Fourth Attorney, said that we
Speaker 2: pretty much checked all the boxes for civil war. There's
Speaker 2: only one left. And so he says, I think it's
Speaker 2: very likely that we do that. Russians are looking at
Speaker 2: it thinking it's very likely, he said. This is what
Speaker 2: Medvedev said. He said, out of spite for the current administration.
Speaker 2: Trump has threatened to lift sanctions against Russia. But will
Speaker 2: you really do it if elected? See, the Russians don't
Speaker 2: even believe the politicians. Why to you if you believe them,
Speaker 2: you know they've gotten the memo. It isn't just an election.
Speaker 2: Presidents are going to say whatever they you know, whatever
Speaker 2: they think is going to get them votes. He says, no,
Speaker 2: of course not. He's not going to do it if
Speaker 2: he gets elected. For all of his apparent bravado as
Speaker 2: an outsider, Trump is ultimately an establishment insider. We saw
Speaker 2: that in the first four years. Yes, he is an
Speaker 2: eccentric narcissist, but he is also a pragmatist. So That's
Speaker 2: why I say about the Russians. They'll light to you
Speaker 2: about Russia. They'll tell you the truth about America and
Speaker 2: American politicians. For sure. As a businessman, Trump understands it
Speaker 2: sanctions harm the dollar's dominance in the world. However, that's
Speaker 2: insufficient reason to stage a revolution in the United States
Speaker 2: and to go against the anti Russian line of the
Speaker 2: notorious Deep State, which is much stronger than any Trump
Speaker 2: he said, And he said, but what about Harris. You
Speaker 2: shouldn't expect any surprises from her. She's inexperience and according
Speaker 2: to her enemies, she's just plain stupid. Lalla, you know,
Speaker 2: he's lalla, beautiful meaningless speeches and boring correct answers. The
Speaker 2: questions will be prepared for her, which she will read
Speaker 2: off of a teleprompter while laughing contagiously. There were sanctions
Speaker 2: against the USSR throughout the twentieth century, and they've returned
Speaker 2: on an unprecedented scale in the twenty first. So it's
Speaker 2: sanctions forever, or rather until the US collapses during an
Speaker 2: imminent new civil war. After all, Hollywood makes films about
Speaker 2: this for a reason, and you have people writing books
Speaker 2: about it for a reason as well. So a Sergei Markov,
Speaker 2: a pro Putin political scientist and former advisor to Putin, said,
Speaker 2: we know, if something really starts in America, civil war
Speaker 2: in Ukraine will stop. One week later, he said, because
Speaker 2: that's what's really going on, civil war in Ukraine. That
Speaker 2: civil war kicked off with a CIA led coup in
Speaker 2: twenty fourteen. By the time, you know, and then Zelenski
Speaker 2: got elected on a campaign of stopping that war in
Speaker 2: twenty nineteen. But rather than stopping it, the person that
Speaker 2: he sent to the peace Commission, Alexey Arrestovich, told a
Speaker 2: reporter live in an interview on Ukrainian TV, said no,
Speaker 2: we're not going to have peace. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: it's going to get worse because we're going to be
Speaker 2: a war with Russia in three years. Happened in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty two, and he said the country will be completely destroyed.
Speaker 2: Havoced is the word that he used. She said, Oh, no,
Speaker 2: it's horrible. Says no, it's good because we get into NATO.
Speaker 2: He and the people in charge, they get what they
Speaker 2: want out of it. Well, the rest of their countrymen die.
Speaker 2: That's why all this stuff is. That's everything's going on.
Speaker 2: With NATO, the UN Builderberg all that that's all about
Speaker 2: what they can get out of it while the rest
Speaker 2: of us die. So he said, if you have a
Speaker 2: civil war in America, the civil war in Ukraine will stop.
Speaker 2: And maybe that's what they're betting on. Maybe that's what
Speaker 2: they're trying to hang on too. Just kind of keep it,
Speaker 2: you know, churning, just watch what happens with America. But
Speaker 2: you know, all this is why I guess they want
Speaker 2: to see a civil war because that that helps with
Speaker 2: the civil war in Ukraine. So I guess that's one
Speaker 2: of the reasons why Russia paid these MAGA influencers millions
Speaker 2: of dollars. At the same time, one of the co
Speaker 2: founders of this group starts putting out stuff while they
Speaker 2: they're paying people millions of dollars to build up and
Speaker 2: to suck up to Trump and to tell every conce
Speaker 2: fievable lie to make him sound like the Savior is
Speaker 2: on the way. At the same time that's happening, the
Speaker 2: same people are paying them millions of dollars to say
Speaker 2: that are then going out and opposing Trump at the
Speaker 2: same time, because you see, they would like to have
Speaker 2: a civil war. And this was dangerous about this election,
Speaker 2: This was dangerous about this. Well, I'm on Trump's side now,
Speaker 2: you know, or I'm on Laala side. Now as people
Speaker 2: start lining up on different sides, they start investing in
Speaker 2: this and everybody is expecting that, you know, and Trump
Speaker 2: did it again over the weekend. If I lose, it'll
Speaker 2: be because it was stolen from me, and we're not
Speaker 2: going to allow that to happen. We're going to grab people,
Speaker 2: We're going to lock them up. Doesn't anybody learn from
Speaker 2: what happened on January the sixth, how he fleeced his supporters,
Speaker 2: how he cajoled them into going on his behalf, and
Speaker 2: then how he abandoned them not only on that day,
Speaker 2: but he abandoned them from being pardoned and left these
Speaker 2: people twisting in the wind in prison forever. So yeah,
Speaker 2: it's it's still still going. Meanwhile, you have a GOP
Speaker 2: pack also running ads in Michigan and the areas that
Speaker 2: are very very heavy with Muslims, and there's a lot
Speaker 2: of areas like that. That's why you've got Keith Ellison
Speaker 2: and why you've got AOC you know, in a lot
Speaker 2: of these different places because you know, in in Minneapolis,
Speaker 2: and where Tim Watts is They've got big communities there
Speaker 2: as well. Same thing is happening in Michigan as well,
Speaker 2: so they have Muslim heavy Michigan areas. They are running
Speaker 2: ads telling people how much La La supports is Real
Speaker 2: basically in her own words. That's fair enough, I think.
Speaker 2: So now they could go to the Jewish areas where
Speaker 2: she commercials, where she praises the falacity has because that's
Speaker 2: what these politicians do. They praise both sides, and I
Speaker 2: think that's a great strategy quite frankly, if you're going
Speaker 2: to talk out of both sides of your mouth and
Speaker 2: you know, put it out for the appropriate audience that
Speaker 2: wants to pay attention. Republican Pack has launched a clever
Speaker 2: ad campaign that praises Harris for supporting the state of
Speaker 2: Israel and putting quote supporters of a free Palestine in
Speaker 2: their place and running it in Muslim areas. That should
Speaker 2: work pretty effectively if they are going to show up
Speaker 2: to vote. Perhapsly well, But you know, we have this
Speaker 2: the issue with the election that really concerns me again
Speaker 2: it is the civil war, and we have already split
Speaker 2: in terms of the media, and a good example of
Speaker 2: this is this story about whether or not RK. Junior
Speaker 2: is going to be taken off of the ballot. He
Speaker 2: wants to get off the ballot in states that might
Speaker 2: be close, so I'll stay on the ballot, and some
Speaker 2: of the states were it's a done deal for one
Speaker 2: of the other candidates, but if it's negotiable, you know,
Speaker 2: it could swing one way or the other. I want
Speaker 2: to be taken off of the ballot. That was the
Speaker 2: agreement that he had with Trump, and so he's suing
Speaker 2: a couple of different states to get off now. To
Speaker 2: give you an example of how the media e skews
Speaker 2: all this, of course they do it with the polls,
Speaker 2: because you can find a poll that's going to say
Speaker 2: whatever you want it to say, and you can create
Speaker 2: a poll that's going to say whatever you want to
Speaker 2: say and then use that to push people. And they
Speaker 2: even do that, and they used to do it anyway,
Speaker 2: I don't know if they still do it. Used to
Speaker 2: call people just before the election. When people didn't vote
Speaker 2: in advance or vote by mail, they would call them
Speaker 2: just before the election and they would tell them that
Speaker 2: it was a poll, but they would ask questions about
Speaker 2: the various candidates and then those questions, they would drop
Speaker 2: negative information, for example, of the person who was their opponent,
Speaker 2: and hoping that not that they really care about what
Speaker 2: you say, they're just hoping that that information that has
Speaker 2: been subtly inserted into that questionnaire can be used to
Speaker 2: push you to their side. Call them push polls. So
Speaker 2: you can use poles that way. You can use them
Speaker 2: in the media when you go to these different websites
Speaker 2: and I do. I go to both sides and look
Speaker 2: at them, and it is amazing to me. As they
Speaker 2: said before, it's like a ven Got diagram where these
Speaker 2: two circles are not even touching. They're not even tangential.
Speaker 2: There's definitely not an overlap when it comes to politics.
Speaker 2: They're telling you two completely different stories, and this is
Speaker 2: what they're going to do to try to push us
Speaker 2: into a civil war because everybody's consuming one of these
Speaker 2: two worlds of information that are not interacting with the
Speaker 2: other side whatsoever, even to refute it, to say, well,
Speaker 2: these other people are saying this and that's why the
Speaker 2: that's not true. No, they don't even report that. So
Speaker 2: for example, on Friday, you had the Associated Press and
Speaker 2: Matt Drudge featured in this headline. Judge rejects RFK requests. Now,
Speaker 2: let me just say I don't care one way or
Speaker 2: the other. And I don't think most voters are going
Speaker 2: to care one way or the other about whether or
Speaker 2: not RFK Junior's on there. But the Democrats, the Republicans
Speaker 2: do care, and they're fighting about this back and forth.
Speaker 2: They think it'll make a difference, Honestly, don't. I think
Speaker 2: more than half of his support was going to break
Speaker 2: one way or the other for a Republican or Democrat anyway,
Speaker 2: And because that's just the way it happens with third
Speaker 2: party and independent candidates. I watched that happen election after
Speaker 2: election after election after election, and I don't think this
Speaker 2: is going to be any different. But you have on
Speaker 2: the Associated Press and they still have this headline. Judge
Speaker 2: rejects RFK requests. This article last night when I grabbed
Speaker 2: it was still up from Friday and they had not
Speaker 2: adjusted it, and it was linked by Drudge for a
Speaker 2: day or so. And so what they're saying is that
Speaker 2: he tried and failed to get off the ballot in
Speaker 2: North Carolina and the AP and when you got the
Speaker 2: AP side, it's like, you know, support us it's like
Speaker 2: what they want money and they said to keep objective
Speaker 2: reporting alive. Are you kidding me? You're the biggest propaganda
Speaker 2: organization out there, the Associated Press. Associated propaganda is what
Speaker 2: I call him, But they still have it up. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: the Trump media is telling a completely different story. And
Speaker 2: this particular case, the Trump media is telling you the truth.
Speaker 2: The Trump media is telling you that later that day
Speaker 2: on Friday that was reversed. So AP tells you the truth,
Speaker 2: but not the whole truth and the subsequent thing which
Speaker 2: should have been updated by them, but they don't do
Speaker 2: it because we're talking about two different worlds. Here's what's
Speaker 2: really going on. RFK Junior won appeals in both North
Speaker 2: Carolina and in Michigan to get off the ballot because
Speaker 2: I think that's going to help Trump Again, I don't
Speaker 2: think it will, but nevertheless, you know that's they lied
Speaker 2: about it with Associated Press and they use that to say, oh, look,
Speaker 2: our side is stronger, our side is definitely going to win.
Speaker 2: That type of thing. So he won two appeals on Friday,
Speaker 2: and one of the things that I think is good
Speaker 2: is that they're going to start sending ballots out in
Speaker 2: North Carolina on Friday. North Carolina has the longest voting
Speaker 2: period of any state. I think it's still that way.
Speaker 2: It's been that way for a very long time. Stop
Speaker 2: and think about it. We haven't had the first presidential debate,
Speaker 2: and of course it'll be the one and only presidential
Speaker 2: debate that hasn't happened. The vice presidential debate hasn't happened.
Speaker 2: And that was my intention. That's why they picked such
Speaker 2: a late convention date. The Democrats did, and that's why
Speaker 2: they picked a convention date that gave them a lot
Speaker 2: of time to remove Biden from the ballot and so forth.
Speaker 2: This is all orchestrated, the prosecution, the persecution of Trump,
Speaker 2: the you know, letting the first debate happen, and then
Speaker 2: using that as a basis to remove Biden, and doing
Speaker 2: that before he was the official nominee, because it would
Speaker 2: be all kinds of other issues if he had officially
Speaker 2: become the nominee. So doing all that and then anointing
Speaker 2: her and having the convention and making her the official nominee,
Speaker 2: and then having voting start at least in North Carolina
Speaker 2: before the first before the first debate with her happens.
Speaker 2: So voting season was supposed to kick off on Friday.
Speaker 2: Because of this lawsuit, they now have to redo the ballot.
Speaker 2: And so that's good. It'll make the elections in North
Speaker 2: Carolina perhaps a little bit more honest. To delay these ballots.
Speaker 2: An appeals court so that Kennedy should be removed from
Speaker 2: the ballot in North Carolina, a ruling that would require
Speaker 2: counties to reprint ballots, which we're expected to be mailed
Speaker 2: beginning on Friday. It's unclear if that ruling, which reverses
Speaker 2: a lower court's denial on Thursday, is unclear whether or
Speaker 2: not that'll be appealed, but at least it will temporarily
Speaker 2: delay the distribution of mail ballots. And in Michigan, an
Speaker 2: appeals court agreed to remove Kennedy from the ballot as well,
Speaker 2: disagreeing with the Secretary of State, who is a Democrat,
Speaker 2: that it was too late to remove him. So again,
Speaker 2: they fought like mad to keep Kennedy out of the
Speaker 2: Democrat party. They fought like mad to keep him off
Speaker 2: the ballot state after state. Now they're fighting like mad
Speaker 2: to keep him on. So they think that as going
Speaker 2: to make a difference. I don't think so, based on
Speaker 2: what I've seen I think everybody's going to you know,
Speaker 2: jump into this on one side of the other. So again,
Speaker 2: you know, when we look at the I cannot get
Speaker 2: behind Trump. It's just the bioweapon thing, the warp speed stuff,
Speaker 2: the lies about that. No, no, I can't vote for that.
Speaker 2: The delusional MAGA people. Maybe they should change it to MATA,
Speaker 2: you know, make America die again. It's get Trump in.
Speaker 2: He could do some more pharmaceutical damage and all this
Speaker 2: stuff about urf K Junior. See, that's the most important
Speaker 2: thing that RFK Junior does for Trump is to assuage
Speaker 2: many of these MAGA voters who are.
Speaker 4: Like, I don't know.
Speaker 2: He calls himself the father of the vaccine and all
Speaker 2: the rest of this stuff. The most important thing about
Speaker 2: having RFK Junior there is to get those people think that, no,
Speaker 2: Trump is really going to fix the vaccine stuff. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: I saw that rodeo back in twenty sixteen where he
Speaker 2: kept talking about autism, about the damage of vaccines. Trump
Speaker 2: did and then he brought in RFK Junior and then
Speaker 2: immediately ditched RFK Junior because he got millions of dollars
Speaker 2: from pharmaceutical companies. RFK Junior is just being used by
Speaker 2: Trump to bid up his buyoff price if he becomes president,
Speaker 2: and right now he's being used to try to convince
Speaker 2: people to vote for him. But here's the big joke.
Speaker 2: It isn't who votes that counts, is who counts the votes.
Speaker 2: No decision has been made on whether the ruling will
Speaker 2: be appealed. Reprinting ballots in North Carolina would be a
Speaker 2: pricey undertaking that could significantly delay the distribution of mail ballots,
Speaker 2: and that could be important in some of the elections
Speaker 2: that they may not be tampering with, maybe local elections
Speaker 2: in Michigan. The ballots have not yet been printed, but
Speaker 2: they're scheduled to be printed soon. And so that's in
Speaker 2: the second case. And then you have Newsweek. The same
Speaker 2: people like Time magazine, and we're telling us in nineteen
Speaker 2: seventy nine that we're going to be out of oil
Speaker 2: and natural gas by the mid nineteen eighties. They're now
Speaker 2: telling us that Laala Harris could win North Carolina. Al right,
Speaker 2: preparing for their side. You know, Trump won North Carolina
Speaker 2: in both twenty sixteen and in twenty twenty. But if
Speaker 2: you believe Newsweek, which I would never believe anything, they
Speaker 2: say it's in play. But even there, they say early
Speaker 2: voting is crucial. In North Carolina. In twenty twenty, you
Speaker 2: had sixty five percent voted early. So they said eighteen
Speaker 2: percent of North Carolina voters voted by mail. Sixty five percent, however,
Speaker 2: voted early. Now I don't know if that means that
Speaker 2: they voted by mail early, or if if that's just
Speaker 2: a number of people who voted by mail one way
Speaker 2: or the other, because you can go in and vote
Speaker 2: early before the election. But that's a big part of
Speaker 2: the corruption that is happening in a lot of different states,
Speaker 2: especially in North Carolina, is this early and extended voting,
Speaker 2: and that's what they're very famous for. On rock Fan
Speaker 2: Solo Cat nineteen eighty, Trump confusing Megan Kelly with Rosy o'donald. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I remember that. I played that clip a couple times
Speaker 2: last week. That was where he said I lost by
Speaker 2: a whisker, right, and that first debate with Rosie o'donald
Speaker 2: and Lex Friedman, who had done it or whoever get
Speaker 2: it put up a picture of Megan Kelly and Trump
Speaker 2: at that debate. Maybe another indication of Trump's middle decline,
Speaker 2: Biden's middle decline is simply more advanced. I agree with
Speaker 2: that quite Frankly, I haven't focused on that, but if
Speaker 2: you look at the interviews that he's had with that
Speaker 2: Mother's group that ironically was formed because of lockdown, and
Speaker 2: then they have the father of the lockdown, come on,
Speaker 2: it's just politics is so stupid. But I understand what
Speaker 2: they're doing. You know, they now have all the MAGA
Speaker 2: people have closed rinks. They're against lockdown, they're against the vaccines,
Speaker 2: but they've closed ranks around the guy that did it all.
Speaker 2: And so this organization, even though they were created during
Speaker 2: that time to try to oppose that, they understand that
Speaker 2: the people that would support them on issues also support Trump.
Speaker 2: That's the crazy world that we're in, and so they'll
Speaker 2: have him on. But he was very low key in that.
Speaker 2: He was very low key in THEO Vaughn's interview. Well yeah,
Speaker 2: I think so, yeah, it's very I mean, he didn't
Speaker 2: look like Trump at all, and so and those three interviews,
Speaker 2: all three of them, he seemed to really Some people said, well,
Speaker 2: it looks like he's lost a step or so, you know,
Speaker 2: he's slowing down, and it'll be interesting to see what
Speaker 2: happens in the debate. But yeah, I think there is
Speaker 2: definitely mental decline that is there. But it's not even
Speaker 2: the issue, you know, just another reason why maybe the
Speaker 2: powers that be will select him. It'll be easier to
Speaker 2: deal with. Then maybe he was the first time around.
Speaker 2: The First time around, all they did was have to
Speaker 2: pay him. But now maybe they don't have to pay
Speaker 2: as much. Don't you remember we we sent you that
Speaker 2: check last Oh you did? I remember that? Yeah. And
Speaker 2: so when we have a lifelong Democrat, Alan Dershowitz announces
Speaker 2: that he's left the Democrat Party just a few years
Speaker 2: after lifelong Democrat Donald Trump announced that he had left
Speaker 2: the party. Right and Willett Daily WND is so excited
Speaker 2: about the fact that this guy who defended Jeffrey Epstein,
Speaker 2: this guy who talked about how he thought the age
Speaker 2: for consent should be lowered, this guy who said that,
Speaker 2: but know, what they're doing is not vaccine mandates. I
Speaker 2: would argue that before the Supreme Court and I would win.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, I would do the real
Speaker 2: vaccine mandate. I would send the police to your house
Speaker 2: and have them drag you out of your house and
Speaker 2: forcefully inject you. That guy that guy has now left
Speaker 2: the Democrat Party and he's now a Republican. Shouldn't we
Speaker 2: be glad about that? Isn't it great? Aren't you great
Speaker 2: that people who used to have a D behind their
Speaker 2: name now have an R behind the name because all
Speaker 2: it's forgiven and that's the only thing that matters. They're
Speaker 2: now part of our clique. The only reason that Derschwitz
Speaker 2: is doing this is not because he supports the Constitution.
Speaker 2: He opposes a constitution has time and again. It's not
Speaker 2: because he supports any morality that we would like to
Speaker 2: see back in government. It's not because he believes your body,
Speaker 2: your choice. You should be able to decide if somebody's
Speaker 2: going to inject you with a bio weapon that's not
Speaker 2: been tested proven. None of that anything to do with America.
Speaker 2: He's doing this because of Israel. He doesn't care a
Speaker 2: what about America. Alan Dershowitz is all about Israel. And
Speaker 2: you've got the conservative publications. Oh this is great now.
Speaker 2: Alan Dershowitz is on ors. He's been on side of
Speaker 2: Trump for a very long time. The question you should
Speaker 2: be asking yourself is is Trump on our side? Who
Speaker 2: is he actually working for? He's working for a lot
Speaker 2: of people, none of whom were on the side of America.
Speaker 2: And then you've got Tim Walltz. He's touting his support
Speaker 2: for LGBTQ, and he says, why would I stop anybody
Speaker 2: else from marrying the person they love? Well, yeah, why
Speaker 2: would you stop somebody from doing all the things that
Speaker 2: you want to stop them from doing? Why would you
Speaker 2: stop somebody from earning a living by throwing the business
Speaker 2: owner in jail? The lady that I interviewed talked about,
Speaker 2: they actually threw her in jail. He want her in jail. Well,
Speaker 2: you would stop somebody from marrying a person that they
Speaker 2: love out of love to them and out of obedience
Speaker 2: to God, and to explain to them the bigger picture
Speaker 2: that is involved there and how God has got a
Speaker 2: better purpose for your life. He doesn't tell people to
Speaker 2: do things simply because he wants to exercise authority. However,
Speaker 2: if you rebel against him, he will exercise an authority
Speaker 2: eternally over you. And so out of love, we warn people,
Speaker 2: same reason we would warn people about the vaccines. And
Speaker 2: the other thing is that Tim Waltz was forcing on people.
Speaker 2: How about the lady who is still fighting lost her job,
Speaker 2: but is still fighting. Was kicked out as a clerk
Speaker 2: of a court because it violated her beliefs in her
Speaker 2: conscience to marry a homosexual couple. We don't care about that,
Speaker 2: do we see. Some people's conscience matters, some people's love matters.
Speaker 2: She loved God. That doesn't matter, not to the tyrants
Speaker 2: like Tim Walls and people who out of conscience don't
Speaker 2: want to be forced to be jabbed. He doesn't care
Speaker 2: about any of that stuff. Somebody who wants to just
Speaker 2: work and provide for their family, he doesn't care about that.
Speaker 2: You will do what he has to say and or else.
Speaker 2: That's what this guy has always been about. So when
Speaker 2: we talked about why would anybody stop this or that?
Speaker 2: And you look at all the things that these people
Speaker 2: have prohibited. They've stopped people from speaking. Why would you
Speaker 2: do that? What kind of a person are you that
Speaker 2: you would stop people from speaking? You don't want to
Speaker 2: oppose them, You just want to throw them in jail
Speaker 2: over and over again. As your people have said, again, La.
Speaker 9: La says, as he has lost his privileges and it
Speaker 9: should be taken down. And the bottom line is that
Speaker 9: you can't say that you have one rule for Facebook,
Speaker 9: and you have a different rule for Twitter. The same
Speaker 9: rule has to apply, which is that there has to
Speaker 9: be a responsibility that is placed on these social media
Speaker 9: sites to understand their power. They are directly speaking to
Speaker 9: millions and millions of people without any level of oversight
Speaker 9: or regular can't have that, and that has to stop.
Speaker 2: Jake's Apperson like, well, wait a minute, wait a minute,
Speaker 2: how do we square that? I mean the people that
Speaker 2: I work for. I work for a news organization. Jake
Speaker 2: is thinking, and it's like, but using that logic, you're
Speaker 2: going to tell us all we have to say. It's
Speaker 2: a privilege. You've lost that privilege. You're going to have
Speaker 2: to have oversight and permission to say anything that you
Speaker 2: want to say. Why would they do that? Tim? Why
Speaker 2: would you do that?
Speaker 4: La?
Speaker 15: La?
Speaker 2: Well we know why. Why would the Democrats do this?
Speaker 2: You got a retired Green Beret who has been held
Speaker 2: without bail on a misdemeanor charge for three years. Three
Speaker 2: years on a misdemeanor charge, and according to federal rules,
Speaker 2: with a misdemeanor charge, he's been held since September thirtieth,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty one, so over almost exactly three years. What
Speaker 2: about that speedy trial thing. Why would you ignore that
Speaker 2: La La and Waltz? Why would you ignore that He's
Speaker 2: been held illegally and unconstitutionally since September thirtieth, twenty twenty one. Now,
Speaker 2: it's absolutely criminal for the Biden administration and Democrats to
Speaker 2: be doing this, But I think it's also criminal that
Speaker 2: Trump would leave him twisting in the wind. He could
Speaker 2: have preemptively pardoned all of these people. As I mentioned before,
Speaker 2: that very Insurrection Act that they are so proud of,
Speaker 2: was when they put that in, Andrew Johnson, who was
Speaker 2: the president at the time, took over from Lincoln, pardoned
Speaker 2: all the people who had been involved in the insurrection,
Speaker 2: what they call the insurrection, the Second War of American
Speaker 2: Independence that was lost. But he pardoned all the people
Speaker 2: that they had labeled as insurrectionists because he wanted to
Speaker 2: stop the civil war. These people want to start a
Speaker 2: civil war. But he pardoned all of them, none of
Speaker 2: them had even been charged. And you have the power
Speaker 2: to do that. More recently, General Ford pardoned Richard Nixon
Speaker 2: before he was ever charged. So you know, you had
Speaker 2: hundreds of thousands or millions of people pardoned by Andrew
Speaker 2: Johnson over the Insurrection Act before they were even charged.
Speaker 2: Trump just walked away. Well, why because these are people
Speaker 2: that he organized, These are people that he fleeed, These
Speaker 2: are people that he promised that he would I'll meet
Speaker 2: you over there at the site. And he not only
Speaker 2: ran away that day, but he ran away from them
Speaker 2: permanently and let them have this type of stuff happened
Speaker 2: to them. So, according to the federal rules of criminal procedure,
Speaker 2: a defendant is not even required to be present for
Speaker 2: his or her hearing if it's a misdemeanor. And yet
Speaker 2: this judge says, I'm holding him and I'm not going
Speaker 2: to give him a trial because he wants to defend
Speaker 2: himself pro se. So he doesn't get a trial. I'm
Speaker 2: just going to keep him in jail indefinitely three years.
Speaker 2: Even quoting from the Code here National File. Quoting from
Speaker 2: the Federal Code, a defendant need not be present under
Speaker 2: any of the following circumstances and misdemeanor offense that is
Speaker 2: right there. Brown is being held in general population because
Speaker 2: the government says he's a national security threat. But Brown
Speaker 2: and those around him believe that he's being intentionally placed
Speaker 2: in situations which could be potentially harmful physically or even fatal.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Of course, by virtue of the fact that he's only
Speaker 2: being charge of the misdemeanor, he should not even be
Speaker 2: sitting in jail in violation of law. Judge Meta ordered
Speaker 2: Brown to be moved from the Citrus County Detention Facility
Speaker 2: in Florida to the DC goolog that's a good way
Speaker 2: to describe it, where he is now being held with
Speaker 2: a general population and not in protective custody with the
Speaker 2: other j sixers. They put him in an even higher
Speaker 2: risk area, but again abandoned by Trump. After the unconstitutional
Speaker 2: rate of his home, Brown was pushed into a federal
Speaker 2: jury trial in the Middle District of Florida over weapons
Speaker 2: charges and was ultimately convicted. Those charges included allegations that
Speaker 2: he was in possession of two frag grenades. Brown maintains
Speaker 2: the evidence against him was planted, and he has submitted
Speaker 2: DNA evidence that he says proves the grenades were planted
Speaker 2: on his property that they did not belong to him.
Speaker 2: The government holes that Brown, a retired twenty year decorated
Speaker 2: combat veteran, as a domestic terrorist threat, but the FBI
Speaker 2: reported in mid January of twenty twenty one that Brown
Speaker 2: was no threat, and even noting that he did not
Speaker 2: not ever even enter the Capitol. But then eight months later,
Speaker 2: on September twenty twenty one, three years ago, the Biden
Speaker 2: demonstration arrested him. See, they hate all the bill rights.
Speaker 2: They especially hate the First Amendment, as you heard her
Speaker 2: saying right there. And but Trump's going to save you, right,
Speaker 2: I just think about January the sixth. When you think
Speaker 2: about that, we're going to take a quick break. We'll
Speaker 2: be right.
Speaker 1: Back making sense common again. You're listening to the David
Speaker 1: Knight Show. Excuse me. On Rumble, Stealth Patriot, thank you
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Speaker 1: I have nothing profound to say today. God bless you day. Well,
Speaker 1: you make a profound difference when.
Speaker 2: You support us. I really do appreciate that. Thank you
Speaker 2: so much. That's a big help and it's very rare.
Speaker 2: Rumble kim O. Sapien says Trump's only job is setting
Speaker 2: US people up for January for j six two point
Speaker 2: zero this year. Yeah, I agree, I agree. And it
Speaker 2: was a setup. It was an amazing setup. Just take
Speaker 2: a look at this guy, this green beret right a
Speaker 2: misdemeanor charge. They keep him in jail for three years.
Speaker 2: What about the people like Trump and Alex who made
Speaker 2: millions of dollars who organized this whole thing. Just amazing
Speaker 2: to me. And some guy who didn't even enter the building.
Speaker 2: Oh well, yeh, We're going to put him in jail
Speaker 2: for three years. Just amazing, just amazing. Anyway, we've got
Speaker 2: You don't know why we're in the situation where we
Speaker 2: got the oldest Baptist church. I just say church building,
Speaker 2: the oldest Baptiste that. If you want to see the
Speaker 2: Baptist the oldest Baptist church, they're all in the graveyard there.
Speaker 2: Church is the people, they're all dead, they're you know,
Speaker 2: their bodies are there. They're somewhere else. But this is
Speaker 2: the Baptist church that was established in sixteen thirty eight
Speaker 2: by Puritan minister Roger Williams in a since shed its
Speaker 2: long history a faithful teaching and tradition is now led
Speaker 2: by a woman, doctor Jamie Washam, where they regularly share
Speaker 2: progressive LGBT propaganda and it put out church signs about
Speaker 2: how Jesus has two dads and God the Father has
Speaker 2: imagined personal pronouns well now what they're doing is they
Speaker 2: decided that they want to get hep You know this
Speaker 2: is all about like I said that just like the
Speaker 2: libraries have lost their basic function. Nobody goes there to
Speaker 2: read books anymore. They just read books online if they
Speaker 2: even bothered read books, and most of them don't read books.
Speaker 2: And people don't go to meet together as churches in
Speaker 2: order to read the book, the book of books. So
Speaker 2: the Bible is it's a collection of books, like a
Speaker 2: bibliography type of thing. They don't go to read the book.
Speaker 2: They don't read the book at home, they don't read
Speaker 2: it online, they don't read it they're in the church building.
Speaker 2: And so both the libraries and the churches have lost
Speaker 2: their function and they've got to find something to do
Speaker 2: with these buildings to justify their continued existence. And so
Speaker 2: they hold drag Queen Storytime hours or in the case
Speaker 2: of this one, they decided that they're going to do
Speaker 2: not a movie well it actually I guess it is
Speaker 2: kind of a movie theme. It's a horror themed Necronomicon festival.
Speaker 2: There we go, Well, you've got Cthulhu. This is imagined
Speaker 2: by HP Lovecraft, right, so they're going to embrace HP
Speaker 2: Lovecraft rather than Jesus Christ. And when you look at
Speaker 2: show the show the if you got the article there,
Speaker 2: show some of the pictures that they've got there. Jesus
Speaker 2: was a Jewish Palestinian refugee. It's one of the things
Speaker 2: they put out front of the church. You know, they
Speaker 2: got the little marquis at churches. This one is really nice.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's got very elaborate marquee thing they get.
Speaker 2: Somebody goes out there and sticks the characters in, you know,
Speaker 2: this this rigid felt thing. They don't tell people that
Speaker 2: Jesus was a Palestinian refugee. Well no, And then another
Speaker 2: one here, treat everyone you meet like God in drag.
Speaker 2: I don't really know how to treat God in drag
Speaker 2: because that's just a theoretical construct there. Or this one.
Speaker 2: God's pronouns, God's pronouns, he, him, she, her, they them.
Speaker 2: You know, God has told us what his preferred pronouns are.
Speaker 2: You might aught to read that book sometime. He's told
Speaker 2: us what his preferred pronouns are, and you might not
Speaker 2: want to trigger him on that. There's plenty of other
Speaker 2: things that're probably triggering him on as well. This year
Speaker 2: they got help from necro Namakon, a three day event
Speaker 2: named after horror writer HP Lovecraft's famed magical story, also
Speaker 2: known as the Book of the Dead. Neo Nami Khan
Speaker 2: is a convention about HP Lovecraft, I guess is a biennial,
Speaker 2: multifaceted exploration of the weird fiction literary genre, which combines
Speaker 2: elements of horror, science fiction, fantasy, and magical realism. It's
Speaker 2: attended by about fifteen hundred people, and since I guess
Speaker 2: his church probably didn't have fifteen people anymore that come
Speaker 2: to it, they wanted to try to tap into that. Well,
Speaker 2: here's the thing, you know, the Bible combines a lot
Speaker 2: of different things. That combines heart, combines science especially. Might
Speaker 2: want to take a look at the horror aspect of
Speaker 2: that sinners in the end of an angry god horror
Speaker 2: type of aspect. You might want to take a look
Speaker 2: at that and think about that whether or not that
Speaker 2: might be for real, not the imagination of HP Lovecraft.
Speaker 2: It's also known for inventing the monster Cthulhu, an ancient
Speaker 2: octopus headed godlike aliens lived in the ocean since the
Speaker 2: dawn of humankind, and on and on. As part of
Speaker 2: the festivities, a church hosted the opening ceremony of this
Speaker 2: year's Neoonomicon, and they had one person who goes by
Speaker 2: the name she calls herself the Bride of Cthulhu, played
Speaker 2: some tunes for the attendees while the ancient horror mingled
Speaker 2: about in the sanctuary. Because that's what this is right here,
Speaker 2: that's the Cthulhu costume. Somebody was wearing. Well, you know,
Speaker 2: HP Lovecraft, maybe they got Witchcraft there, HP Witchcraft. But
Speaker 2: this kind of stuff is happening because people are profoundly
Speaker 2: disinterested and uninformed about pretty much everything you had. Many
Speaker 2: people don't know the difference, don't even know what's in
Speaker 2: the Bible, as some recent polls have shown. But Lala
Speaker 2: Harris is trying to scare people with the idea that
Speaker 2: Trump is going to jail journalists. Well, I don't know,
Speaker 2: he hasn't really done that, but actually Lala Harris already
Speaker 2: did that. You know, the thing that happened over the
Speaker 2: weekend was he said, Wow, I'm going to come after
Speaker 2: all these people are rigging the election because I know
Speaker 2: that I'm going to win, and I know that one
Speaker 2: way or the other, I'm going to win. And so
Speaker 2: when we do we're going to come after the crooked donors,
Speaker 2: and certainly there are cricket donors out there. They're laundering
Speaker 2: money through these I've pointed that out. Multiple people have
Speaker 2: gone around and looked at the donation list, and people
Speaker 2: who were making small donations like five or ten dollars
Speaker 2: and doing it like, you know, five or six times
Speaker 2: a day for years or whatever, and donating tens of
Speaker 2: thousands of dollars. They go around these people. They're poor,
Speaker 2: they are some of them are unemployed or they're retired
Speaker 2: or whatever it is. Well, I don't have that kind
Speaker 2: of money. Yes, I donated to Act Blue in the past,
Speaker 2: but and I certainly hope they win. But that wasn't
Speaker 2: me making those donations. Well again, it was just money laundering.
Speaker 2: And so he's making these kinds of statements. Again, if
Speaker 2: he was smart, he would have surrogates do that. If
Speaker 2: he wanted to attack La La over any personal issues.
Speaker 2: The way that's always been done in the past was
Speaker 2: to have other people do it for them, because when
Speaker 2: you do it yourself, you look petty and deranged, and
Speaker 2: that's the you know what Trump looks like when he
Speaker 2: does it. But he doesn't have any surrogates doing it
Speaker 2: for him. But when La La Harris says Trump is
Speaker 2: going to put journalists in jail, she did that with
Speaker 2: David Delighten when he exposed planned parenthood providing body parts
Speaker 2: for hire, and of course the trial then because she
Speaker 2: came after him, and then her successor, Javier Abrisera, who
Speaker 2: is now head of HHS, head of the FDA, head
Speaker 2: of the NIH and so forth, ahead of all that stuff. Well,
Speaker 2: and of course head of an IAI D where Faucio
Speaker 2: was heat that guy also continue the persecution of David
Speaker 2: de Lighton, jailing a journalist, jailing a whistleblower, and so
Speaker 2: it's not theoretical as but she's trying to scare everybody
Speaker 2: to think that Trump is going to do that. She said, Consider,
Speaker 2: and this is at the convention. Consider what Trump intends
Speaker 2: to do if we give him power again, Consider his
Speaker 2: explicit intent to set free violent extremists who assaulted those
Speaker 2: law enforcement officers at the Capitol. Well, no, I think
Speaker 2: you know, somebody actually assaulted someone. They deserve to do
Speaker 2: some time, not forty years or whatever. And people who
Speaker 2: peacefully entered don't deserve to be in jail for twenty
Speaker 2: thirty forty years, and people you didn't even go into
Speaker 2: the building who have a misdemeanor complaint against them don't
Speaker 2: deserve to be held for three years. In the general
Speaker 2: population in DC, his explicit intent to jail journalists, political opponents,
Speaker 2: and anyone he sees as the enemy. His explicit intent
Speaker 2: is to deploy our active duty military against our own citizens.
Speaker 2: He hasn't talked about doing that.
Speaker 1: They have.
Speaker 2: Biden said, well, it's a nice gun you got there.
Speaker 2: You think you can beat my military? Essentially to paraphrasing,
Speaker 2: he was not the first one to say that. The
Speaker 2: first one to say that was Eric Swalwell, and then
Speaker 2: it was picked up by Beto or Warkes, picked up
Speaker 2: by Biden. De Lighten noted with irony. He said, well,
Speaker 2: she is so unburdened by what has been, isn't she?
Speaker 2: He said, let me remind you, La La Harris, as
Speaker 2: a citizen journalist, I had my home rated, my work
Speaker 2: product seized at gunpoint, and spent an afternoon behind bars
Speaker 2: because of your feelty the planned parenthood as California Attorney general,
Speaker 2: That's exactly what she is about. Yeah, she's a tyrant
Speaker 2: who doesn't think that Elon Musk's going to be allowed
Speaker 2: to own anything. But we talk about the ignorance of Christians.
Speaker 2: You know, this survey by LifeWay Research show the sixty
Speaker 2: one percent of Christians think the story of Romulus and
Speaker 2: Remus is in the Bible. I guess that's in the
Speaker 2: Book of Romans, right, Supposedly the two fictional twins who
Speaker 2: were raised by a wolf. They had a famous statue
Speaker 2: of it. You know, they were nursing from the wolf
Speaker 2: or whatever. But you know the Paul's Letter to the Romulans,
Speaker 2: that's it right there, one of the most famous ones
Speaker 2: in the Bible. I'm sure that's what they think is
Speaker 2: in there. And then you've got the Gospel according to
Speaker 2: Uncle Remus where he talks about bra Rabbit and things
Speaker 2: like that. Survey of one thousand and eight American Protestant
Speaker 2: churchgoers to identify as having very strong evangelical beliefs seek
Speaker 2: to gain an understanding of their attitudes towards Old Testament
Speaker 2: Bible stories, well not even the New Testament. Do they
Speaker 2: know anything about it. And we see this over and
Speaker 2: over again. It really amazes me. Like I said before,
Speaker 2: Tim Allen, who seven years ago was saying, I'm a Christian.
Speaker 2: I'm very strong about that. Interviewer was saying, oh, you're
Speaker 2: very spiritual, all this kind of stuff. Just recently he
Speaker 2: came out and he said, I just read the Bible
Speaker 2: for the first time. It's amazing.
Speaker 4: Same thing.
Speaker 2: Tucker Carlson said, Well, I hope that they are. I
Speaker 2: hope they do understand it is amazing. It absolutely is amazing.
Speaker 2: But you know, so many people will identify as a
Speaker 2: Christian without ever picking it up and looking at it.
Speaker 2: Might have it on their coffee table or whatever, but
Speaker 2: they never open it up and read it. I hope
Speaker 2: you're not one of those people. When asked how much
Speaker 2: the story of Romulus and Remus found in the Bible
Speaker 2: could you tell from memory, only thirty nine percent of
Speaker 2: the people said it's not a Bible story. The other
Speaker 2: sixty one percent of the people said, well, I don't
Speaker 2: know if I can memorize it or not. School district. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: I'll spend hundreds of thousands of dollars for an energy
Speaker 2: healer who uses sacred geometry. This is in Silicon Valley.
Speaker 2: It's the school district that's there. And listen to the
Speaker 2: justification for this one hundred and eighty nine thousand dollars
Speaker 2: for taxpayer funded energy healer in May. Despite tight budgeting
Speaker 2: which has resulted and cuts to elective classes and understaffing,
Speaker 2: they say, Mountain View Whisman School District hired the energy
Speaker 2: healer to quote help leaders manage and reduce daily stress
Speaker 2: levels that negatively impact their well being and therefore their
Speaker 2: effectiveness and roles. According to the contract, the district has
Speaker 2: paid the energy healer more than three hundred and fifteen
Speaker 2: thousand dollars over three years. It's mind boggling, said one parent.
Speaker 2: We are so angry here. They should be talking to
Speaker 2: some of the people who don't even have kids in
Speaker 2: the school. You mean I got to pay that for
Speaker 2: other kids to get this kind of indoctrination. Parents of
Speaker 2: children within the district discovered the spending and a review
Speaker 2: of the district's financing in the spring after revealed that
Speaker 2: it could cut some of the elective classes in the
Speaker 2: middle school. We just don't have enough money for these
Speaker 2: elective classes. So they start looking to it and so well,
Speaker 2: what are you spending money on. The district's budget also
Speaker 2: included one hundred and eighty thousand dollars to a DC
Speaker 2: public relations firm. And another six hundred thousand dollars annually
Speaker 2: for leadership coaching. The energy healer is meant to facilitate
Speaker 2: quote spiritual development and awakening unquote, and uses quote sacred
Speaker 2: geometry to do chakra clearing and alignment to perform energy
Speaker 2: healing on the spiritual, physical, and emotional levels. According to
Speaker 2: her website, one former teacher, so how did they how
Speaker 2: did they square this? Where is the group citizens united
Speaker 2: against the freedom from religion? Society right, not citizens unit,
Speaker 2: But it's the freedom from religion? Where those people? I
Speaker 2: don't see anybody paying a chaplain or a pastor or
Speaker 2: somebody that had any school district over one hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars a year salary. It would have been one hundred
Speaker 2: and five and three hundred and fifteen thousand over three years.
Speaker 12: No.
Speaker 2: One former teacher in the district set her school suffered
Speaker 2: from a lack of funding. So we have no custodian,
Speaker 2: no sufficient substitute teachers. Teachers are overworked, underpaid. She also
Speaker 2: claimed that Principles and other administrators were away for the
Speaker 2: healing sessions weekly and unavailable. Hey there we go. We're
Speaker 2: living in a third world here. The district's Superintendent Yin Day,
Speaker 2: Rudolph defended the district's decision to hire the healer, saying, quote, well,
Speaker 2: all the tech industries around us do it. Unquote, Oh okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: I think the wellness of our employees is worth every dollar.
Speaker 2: Many students in the distric or failing to meet testing standards,
Speaker 2: with only twenty four percent of Hispanic students, who make
Speaker 2: up the majority of the district, reaching grade level in
Speaker 2: math and thirty two percent reaching grade level in English,
Speaker 2: according to the Chronicle, Well they're doing a lot better
Speaker 2: than schools in Washington, DC. I gotta say in New York,
Speaker 2: where they're paying the most for these per capita per student,
Speaker 2: and they typically have less than ten percent you're proficient
Speaker 2: in math or in English. So at least they're doing
Speaker 2: a little bit better than some of those schools when
Speaker 2: they get a quarter of them or maybe a third
Speaker 2: of them who are proficient in one or the other.
Speaker 2: We take a quick break and we're we come back
Speaker 2: and talk a little bit about cars.
Speaker 4: They're doing what in the place they named after me?
Speaker 2: Good thing?
Speaker 4: I have the David Knight Show to keep me informed
Speaker 4: on the plots of these traders.
Speaker 1: Making sense common again this is the David Knight Show.
Speaker 2: Well, as I was talking about last week, I didn't
Speaker 2: get into enough of the details, but we got at
Speaker 2: the very end of the show. I just kind of
Speaker 2: dropped it out there, saying, electricity rates are going to
Speaker 2: go up by factor of twenty eight. You think you're
Speaker 2: going to have electric car? You know, we just had
Speaker 2: and I thought it was interesting an electric car. It
Speaker 2: was actually one of the lightning Ford pickup trucks and
Speaker 2: it weighs nine thousand pounds empty. And take a look
Speaker 2: at what happened when it went through a covered historical
Speaker 2: covered bridge here it is right here, and what I
Speaker 2: mean it went through the bridge. It went through the bridge.
Speaker 2: It just went straight down. Fortunately, they said there's usually
Speaker 2: a lot of people that are doing innertubing and things
Speaker 2: like that. Fortunately there was nobody underneath it, and fortunately
Speaker 2: the owner of the very very heavy forward pickup truck
Speaker 2: escaped unhurt, but not so for the bridge. And again,
Speaker 2: when you look at how much this thing weighed, when
Speaker 2: you look at the curb weight of the Ford F
Speaker 2: one fifty, which is the internal combustion engine version, it's
Speaker 2: about half of what this electric one is. But when
Speaker 2: you look at the gross vehicle weight, it gets a little.
Speaker 2: And again I don't know the difference between how they
Speaker 2: calculate the curb weight versus a gross vehicle weight that
Speaker 2: is up to seven thousand pounds versus the nine thousand
Speaker 2: pound curb weight for the electric car. Either way, there's
Speaker 2: clear signs saying you know, don't this is only rated
Speaker 2: for vehicles under six thousand pounds, So probably either one
Speaker 2: of them would have collapsed through it, but definitely the
Speaker 2: electric one. It just amazes me to see something that
Speaker 2: is four and a half times away to my car.
Speaker 2: What about the energy efficiency stuff with us? I had
Speaker 2: an electrical engineering professor who was he would ride his
Speaker 2: bicycle to work and he would he's one of these
Speaker 2: early adopters of climate garbage and everything. Get electrical engineering professor,
Speaker 2: but idiot when it came to political critical thinking, you
Speaker 2: could say, is an idiot savant? An idiot engineer savant
Speaker 2: or something? Anyway, he said, what is it that we
Speaker 2: think that we should wrap ourselves in a car that
Speaker 2: weighs a couple of times or a ton or two
Speaker 2: or something like that? And how absurd is that? And
Speaker 2: yet now you've got all the greenies. That's why he
Speaker 2: would ride a bicycle. It's just so inefficient to move
Speaker 2: yourself around and something that weighs tons. It's got to
Speaker 2: be a better way. Yeah, let's move ourselves around in
Speaker 2: something that weighs four and a half tons. How about that,
Speaker 2: and let's compel people to go with a higher weight stuff.
Speaker 2: Does that make any sense at all? No, it doesn't,
Speaker 2: I said last week, and I wanted to correct it
Speaker 2: when I was talking about this. It's at one hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty five kill a watt one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: five dollars for killwatower, I think, and it's actually megawatt
Speaker 2: and we're talking about the host sale price. Just to
Speaker 2: clarify that. That came up because we were talking about
Speaker 2: the boondoggles in New York, massive wind power fields that
Speaker 2: are being put out in the water to give power
Speaker 2: to Long Island and some places in New York, New
Speaker 2: York City. And right now, the current whostsale rate is
Speaker 2: thirty six dollars per megawatt hour, and that's the whostsale price.
Speaker 2: So you're going to pay quite a bit more for
Speaker 2: that at the retail level. But that's what these different
Speaker 2: power generators are charging each other right now, thirty six
Speaker 2: dollars per megawat hour. These wind field these wind farms
Speaker 2: are being built by foreign oil companies coming out of Finland,
Speaker 2: and one of them I think is Danish. But nevertheless,
Speaker 2: these foreign oil companies that all the green people really
Speaker 2: hate are putting this stuff up and with government subsidies
Speaker 2: and all the rest of stuff making it economical for them,
Speaker 2: they are going to be making a profit of forty
Speaker 2: five dollars per megawatt hour. Just to understand, right now,
Speaker 2: the entire cost, the entire cost is thirty six dollars.
Speaker 2: That's they're charging. The utilities are being charged thirty six.
Speaker 2: They're going up so high that their profits are going
Speaker 2: to be forty five dollars. They're going up to one
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty five dollars per megawatts, so they're going
Speaker 2: up about five times more expensive, and their profits alone
Speaker 2: are going to be more than the entire cost that
Speaker 2: is happening right now. So this is a calculation that
Speaker 2: was run through in a different spot from this is
Speaker 2: from what's upwith that dot com? The Green New Deal
Speaker 2: can make electricity twenty eight times more expensive. So here's
Speaker 2: the calculations that I ran through to show how the
Speaker 2: Green New Deal can cause the average household electricity bill
Speaker 2: in the United States to be a crushing fifty two
Speaker 2: five hundred dollars a year. You want to pay that.
Speaker 2: That's what Laala Harris and Biden and the Democrats are
Speaker 2: really pushing through. They'll probably get it pushed through with
Speaker 2: Trump as well. He didn't want to get out of
Speaker 2: the Paris climate of core, but fifty five hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: The reason is simple. Wind and solar require a lot
Speaker 2: of battery backup, and we use a tremendous amount of electricity,
Speaker 2: so the cost of all these batteries is many trillions
Speaker 2: of dollars. That's right. You cannot use solar and wind
Speaker 2: without having some kind of backup system. And back in
Speaker 2: two thousand and nine, when I was working with a
Speaker 2: group and we were suing Michael Mann and we were
Speaker 2: fighting in a lawsuit against the state of Colorado that
Speaker 2: was putting in the first renewable so called renewable mandates
Speaker 2: in the country at that point in time. We lost
Speaker 2: that one too. You know, you don't always win in
Speaker 2: a good fight. And we pointed out that what they
Speaker 2: were using for backup on wind and solar as they
Speaker 2: varied going up and down. What they used for backup
Speaker 2: was coal and gas, the very things that they said,
Speaker 2: oh that's horrible, and we said, and not only that,
Speaker 2: but they're having to cycle up and down the coal
Speaker 2: and the gas plants. And it works the same way
Speaker 2: as it would if you were in city traffic with
Speaker 2: your car your truck and you're you know, you're, you're
Speaker 2: starting it and stopping it instead of driving down the highway.
Speaker 2: You know, you always if you're going steady state, you
Speaker 2: get far more, far better fuel economy and less emissions
Speaker 2: and all the rest of stuff. And the same thing
Speaker 2: is true of the power plants. And so to make
Speaker 2: these things work. Now here we are fifteen years later
Speaker 2: and Elon Musk has these massive battery energy storage sites
Speaker 2: best and it's just a big collection of batteries, a
Speaker 2: big expensive collection of batteries, very very expensive. The expense
Speaker 2: alone should make it prohibited. But it's also a gigantic
Speaker 2: fire hazard as well. He doesn't even talk about that aspect.
Speaker 2: He just talks about the dollars and cents. He says,
Speaker 2: so the electricity storage capacity required to reach to replace
Speaker 2: today's fossil fuel electricity generation nationwide is going to be
Speaker 2: two hundred and fifty thousand megawatt hours. By the way,
Speaker 2: this is what's going to make Musk the world's first trillionaire.
Speaker 2: So assume that grid scale battery facilities cost three hundred
Speaker 2: thousand dollars per megawatt hour of storage capacity. Today's cost
Speaker 2: actually is higher. Thus, the capital cost of the storage
Speaker 2: is going to be seventy five trillion dollars. Springing this
Speaker 2: cost out over twenty years gives us an annual cost
Speaker 2: of three point seventy five trillion dollars. Us household electricity
Speaker 2: usage is one and a half trillion killowad hours per year,
Speaker 2: and so he says, therefore the household cost is two
Speaker 2: dollars and fifty cents per kilo what hour he said,
Speaker 2: average household usage. And right now where you know, typically
Speaker 2: you're paying you know, maybe eleven cents or something like
Speaker 2: that per kill a what hour said, Average household usage
Speaker 2: is ten thousand, five hundred killo whate hours per year.
Speaker 2: That's the annual household cost of this storage capacity is
Speaker 2: going to be twenty six thousand, two hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: dollars on your electric bill to pay for this. You
Speaker 2: take these very expensive, inefficient they're not sustainable. They're intermittent.
Speaker 2: So they instead of calling it renewable energy, they should
Speaker 2: have called it intermittent energy if they were going to
Speaker 2: be honest. But to say it's renewable implies that these
Speaker 2: things last forever. None of it does, and as we've
Speaker 2: talked about before, none of it takes into consideration the
Speaker 2: lifetime energy requirements of creating the solar panels or creating
Speaker 2: the windmills and that type of thing. But they're intermittent,
Speaker 2: they're not sustainable, and so to try to make them
Speaker 2: sustainable for the grid and steady state for the grid,
Speaker 2: you have to invest in these massively expensive and massive
Speaker 2: fire hazards of these battery energy storage sites. So he says,
Speaker 2: today's average annual electric bill is eighteen hundred dollars about
Speaker 2: one hundred and fifty dollar a month. So he said,
Speaker 2: this electricity cost increase is going to be fourteen times
Speaker 2: as much. So how's he get to the twenty eight Well,
Speaker 2: he doubles it because he says this doesn't include the
Speaker 2: cost of transporting the electrification, transportation and gas heat, which
Speaker 2: are also part of the Green New Deal. Electrification is
Speaker 2: often estimated to roughly double the amount of the electricity
Speaker 2: generated in Texas. Of course, when they built the massive
Speaker 2: windmill feels that were responsible for the blackout during the winter,
Speaker 2: the state paid for billions of dollars. And of course
Speaker 2: that comes back to the customer. Whether they put it
Speaker 2: on your monthly bill or they put it on your taxes,
Speaker 2: you wind up paying it. And he says, so if
Speaker 2: you go through with the Green New Deal and you
Speaker 2: put these battery energy storage sites out there, you're going
Speaker 2: to pay between twenty six and fifty two thousand dollars
Speaker 2: a year and electricity instead of eighteen hundred dollars. Thank
Speaker 2: you for joining us. Have a good day.
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