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If other networks lie to you about what's happening now, InfoWars tells you the truth about what's happening next. | |
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| It's Friday, April 18th, 2025. | ||
| I'm your host, Alex Jones. | ||
| Thank you very much. | ||
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InfoWars. Tomorrow's news today. | |
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| Ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us on this live Friday transmission. | ||
| I am your host, Alex Jones. | ||
| Well, I pretty much start every broadcast with the same statement now. | ||
| I've been on there 31 years. | ||
| And I didn't really start talking like this until the last couple years. | ||
| This is true. | ||
| The quickening is here. | ||
| Every day is more intense, more wild, more exciting, more dangerous, more possibilities. | ||
| We are just in the time of ultimate change, and it's only going to get more intense. | ||
| Call it the journey to the singularity. | ||
| Call it the great awakening. | ||
| Call it the fourth turning. | ||
| Call it humanity at the crossroads. | ||
| Call it what you will. | ||
| We are in a very, very special time right now. | ||
| I mean, The White House chief scientist and all these other top Air Force people and others saying, yeah, we can control time and space. | ||
| We can teleport things. | ||
| We can do that. | ||
| And they're not just making that up. | ||
| The same theoretical physics that envisioned the atomic bomb in the 1890s were exactly correct. | ||
| And then we've had the theoretic physics for 100 years for teleportation. | ||
| Show when they would put that in the 1960s Star Trek. | ||
| And then people keep wondering why all of this stuff. | ||
| I mean, Jules Verne's 130 years ago was writing about rockets that take off with capsules on top that then are released and orbit the Earth and then come back down with parachutes. | ||
| And then we did it. | ||
| 60, 70 years later. | ||
| You know, famous French science fiction writer about submarines going down thousands of feet in the ocean. | ||
| We did it. | ||
| He wrote about rockets taking off from Earth, going and landing on the Moon and Mars with legs that come down just like Elon Musk has now been doing for 20 years, 15 years. | ||
| Again, whatever we can theoretically Imagine, now that we are discovering and really conquering physics, we can do. | ||
| And with that comes the obvious situation that we are still the fallen creatures and are probably more evil and corrupt and decadent than even our ancestors because technology has a tendency to empower that and complexity empowers evil because it has more places to hide. | ||
| And so only through embracing God and the Holy Spirit will we not destroy ourselves. | ||
| Only a moral people, Thomas Everson said, can have this republic. | ||
| Well, only a moral people guided by God are going to be able to survive and thrive with how powerful we are. | ||
| Okay, 4,000 years ago, the Jews wrote that we were made in the image of God And that we would be able to do basically anything in the future. | ||
| And we did it. | ||
| So, you go read what's in Revelation 2,000 years ago. | ||
| And you see it all happening. | ||
| And you've got to ask yourself, wow, we're a pretty amazing species, aren't we? | ||
| And we have imprinted on us a guidebook and dangers. | ||
| Because God gives us free will, but he gives us a manual so that we can make it. | ||
| And then you see all the other huge, incredible news that's breaking. | ||
| It's simply an amazing time to be alive. | ||
| We're going to go through it all today. | ||
| We've got a special guest. | ||
| It's advising Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in studio about the health revolution we're seeing that is so real. | ||
| That is amazing as well. | ||
| But we have to make this change. | ||
| That's why you see the change happening. | ||
| We've got to survive and thrive. | ||
| We're now entering day 88 of the new Trump administration and all hell is continuing to break loose for good, for bad. | ||
| It's amazing. | ||
| Let me just read you some of the headlines and the news we're going to be going through today. | ||
| Just in, President Trump says he is ready to sack Powell and if he tells him to go, he will go despite the fact that Powell has said he will not leave. | ||
| A direct confrontation with the actual top of the globalist pyramid. | ||
| Trump, as I predicted, is going right at the private Federal Reserve. | ||
| And the private Federal Reserve, of course, has started it and has been going directly at him. | ||
| Powell is running around, doing everything he can to crash the U.S. economy. | ||
| And of course, CNBC is reporting Trump will, quote, study whether to fire Fed Chair Powell, advisor says. | ||
| Now, Congress created the private Federal Reserve by a vote of three senators on Christmas Eve 1913. | ||
| And it is really Congress that has to repeal it. | ||
| But when Trump says he can get him removed, Trump will Force the issue into the repeal of the Federal Reserve Act, and I predict Powell will leave. | ||
| I think Trump's right. | ||
| Part of me doesn't want that. | ||
| Because if Trump can get the run for private Federal Reserve to do what he wants, well, he can be killed, he will be out of office in three and a half, four years. | ||
| I want to get rid of it, but that's coming up. | ||
| Then we've got more news coming out. | ||
| As the Pentagon, as Trump's chief scientist and others say, we can manipulate time and space, and we've got more high-level folks coming out from the Pentagon saying, yes, | ||
| we do have this. | ||
| And yes, they do. | ||
| Now, from the information I've got, though, it's not like Star Trek where you beam somebody from the deck of the Enterprise down to a planet. | ||
| More like they're able, that's what it is, detonate a nuclear weapon. | ||
| And it's got all these complex systems of physics and then have that blast directed somewhere else. | ||
| It's really serious business. | ||
| So there's no missiles that can stop it. | ||
| There's none of that. | ||
| And there's just a bunch of other fantastical stuff we know is there. | ||
| And the information I have is old. | ||
| So, again, we'll be getting into that and the larger issue of if we don't all get Jesus, we're going to blow ourselves up. | ||
| I mean, this is dangerous power we have. | ||
| And again, if you think the SR-71 Blackbird in service in 1955 is still the fastest plane, I got a bridge I want to sell you. | ||
| If you think equations for atomic... | ||
| Bombs, and hydrogen bombs is the most powerful thing there is. | ||
| You're wrong. | ||
| So, we're made to believe that history just stopped, and that's what the chief scientist of the federal government said. | ||
| And I love how this new scientist isn't John P. Holdren or people like that. | ||
| With Obama, that are just, we want to depopulate the Earth, that's our science mission. | ||
| Bill Gates stuff. | ||
| Paul Ehrlich crap. | ||
| No, he's like, look, we've got free energy, we've got it all, and it's been suppressed, and instead, we've got the oldest railway system on Earth, and everything's been falling apart. | ||
| On purpose, this is by design. | ||
| That's what the chief scientist, and it's true, said in Austin two days ago. | ||
| And it's going viral now. | ||
| People are like, whoa. | ||
| And then there's all these other clips of Pentagon officials now in speeches saying yes. | ||
| Now, that's because Trump has told them it's time to start rolling this out and letting people know. | ||
| And to understand how revolutionary that is, do you think the Central bankers that own the big oil companies and folks want that. | ||
| No, they want electric cars with toxic batteries that are a bridge to nowhere. | ||
| They don't want free energy. | ||
| They don't want you having free energy. | ||
| That will make everybody wealthy, basically. | ||
| It's the equation to everything. | ||
| It's the answer everywhere for industry, life, everything, if you then have a moral compass. | ||
| True freedom. | ||
| And so for Trump, because I was told, and I said this back when he got inaugurated eight plus years ago, the first time I said, I'm told that Trump's going to start rolling out the secret technology that is called by the corporate groups disruptive technologies, disruptive to their monopoly. | ||
| They want you under feudalism. | ||
| They want you poor. | ||
| And it has been a conscious decision, as the chief federal scientist said, to not deploy this. | ||
| And he went on to say, yeah, it's got incredible weapons uses for defense, but really, we're more excited about what it'll do for people. | ||
| Civilian use. | ||
| Yeah, that's what we want this for. | ||
| Space travel. | ||
| Free energy. | ||
| Being able to travel anywhere on Earth inexpensively in one hour. | ||
| Not by teleportation, but by space plane. | ||
| And they've had them and they've got them. | ||
| That's the big V's that have been flying around for 40 years. | ||
| Those are giant space planes that can carry heavy payloads up into space and that's what they've been doing. | ||
| And by the way, the United States has completely weaponized space. | ||
| It is a giant armament constellation up there. | ||
| And they've got systems that they've still got up there going back to the 70s and then just... | ||
| Weapon system, weapon system, weapon system. | ||
| And they just deploy the new one on top of the other one. | ||
| It's a joke. | ||
| Okay? So you have this super advanced civilization, a breakaway civilization that is in energy, in weapons, | ||
| in transportation, in life extension. | ||
| And then you've got us down here with the public schools teaching that 2 plus 2 equals 5. It was about 25 years ago that I was driving in the car, and I hadn't seen this yet, and you think I'm always up on things. | ||
| I was. | ||
| It was just then breaking. | ||
| And I heard Rush Limbaugh on air, who'd gotten a first look from the Department of Education source, he was breaking it, on Common Core. | ||
| I remember it took him years to get it through, and Obama did. | ||
| And I heard Limbaugh saying, fuzzy math, 2 plus 2 equals 5, destroying language. | ||
| And I knew that was the plan. | ||
| But even then, I thought, it's not that bad. | ||
| They wouldn't actually try to teach 2 plus 2 equals 5. And then, of course, it came out the documents were real. | ||
| Oh, well, they'll never pass that. | ||
| Yeah, they did. | ||
| So imagine turning humans into the dumbest, most mindless, idiotic people you can have who can't read or write. | ||
| Who can't do any basic math. | ||
| And the children are now being taught that most of the time it's all social stuff. | ||
| White people are bad. | ||
| Nuclear families are bad. | ||
| Two men can have a baby. | ||
| X and Y chromosomes don't exist. | ||
| This is admitted, deliberate, total sabotage. | ||
| And we had the former head of the Department of Education, Charlotte Isherby, that Reagan put in and she got in there and discovered it all in the 80s and tried to stop it. | ||
| But she was just a speed bump. | ||
| Reagan was a speed bump. | ||
| And she released documents from the 80s when she got in there. | ||
| In fact, guys, it's on a bookshelf out there somewhere, deliberate dumbing down. | ||
| She'd updated, she died a few years ago. | ||
| It's the size of a phone book. | ||
| It's the size of the Dallas phone book. | ||
| And in it, it's got cartoons that she found in the 80s hanging on the walls there that showed how they would radicalize a young person with political correctness and then make them hateful and evil by the... | ||
| Next to third to last phase. | ||
| And then through the process, they would basically then turn them into a zombie. | ||
| And then they would turn them into a robot. | ||
| I gotta find that. | ||
| Or type in deliberate dumbing down cartoon. | ||
| There's a bunch in it. | ||
| It's like a full page in there. | ||
| But it's powerful when you see it. | ||
| That's an official Department of Education plan. | ||
| And it goes through the radicalization process of destroying somebody mentally. | ||
| And you look at the left, you go to one of their demonstrations, you go to one of their events, I mean, they are slaves. | ||
| They are absolutely in the next third-in-line final phase. | ||
| I think in the... | ||
| Whether the Department of Education has it, it's in eight phases or is it? | ||
| Yeah, it's eight phases. | ||
| And it's perfectly shown there how they do it. | ||
| And, you know, I always talk about the Milgram experiment, some of the others. | ||
| But there's a lot of news to hit today. | ||
| And I'm going to go into it here because I always say, let me just tell you what's coming up and I just start going into it already. | ||
| It's because obviously we could talk for four hours just about Secret weapons, secret technology. | ||
| I mean, isn't that incredibly | ||
| I mean, isn't that incredibly important? | ||
| I mean, isn't that so game-changing? | ||
| And then Trump directly at war with the private Federal Reserve, everything we always wanted, everything we pushed for, their direct institutions of control, under fire, being exposed, under attack. | ||
| All these different federal agencies having their funds completely cut or partially cut. | ||
| The money being cut off of the globalists. | ||
| Massive declassifications by Tulsi Gabbard. | ||
| And I said this months ago when the FBI wouldn't release all the documents and the CIA wouldn't release the documents. | ||
| I said, just send Tulsi Gabbard in. | ||
| She's a really capable person. | ||
| And now she sent her people, she has the authorization, she's over all those groups, to inspect them. | ||
| And they're finding giant... | ||
| They released them last night. | ||
| We can do a whole show on that. | ||
| I'll get to it. | ||
| Giant treasure trove in multiple different intelligence agencies with how the Biden administration had directed U.S. agencies directly to attack Trump, his supporters, | ||
| the American people. | ||
| Well, yeah. | ||
| Remember what we talked about a couple months ago? | ||
| The Defense Department funding Reuters to attack Elon Musk? | ||
| And then in the documents it said, and run wide-scale social deception programs against the American people. | ||
| See, they don't even hide this stuff. | ||
| It's like the Department of Education cartoon that was on the wall. | ||
| How they're going to turn you into a robot. | ||
| A soulless robot. | ||
| They just, they are, Cloward and Piven says we're going to overload everything, make everybody lazy, give welfare to everybody. | ||
| So no one can work and then finally collapse society and depopulate and then build our new civilization on top of it. | ||
| That's the Great Reset. | ||
| That's Klaus Schwab. | ||
| It's the same thing. | ||
| So I'm just sitting here telling you what they're doing, showing you how they're saying it. | ||
| Everybody's focusing on Gabbard when the FBI wouldn't release. | ||
| release the... | ||
| The JFK files, and then people blame Trump. | ||
| Oh, look, it's another bait and switch. | ||
| Trump didn't want it released. | ||
| No. Every time he says do it, they don't release it all. | ||
| And it's the really bad stuff they don't release. | ||
| So, Gabbard has now had, and I got a clip of her coming up talking about this, hundreds of her employees from the National Intelligence Group that she runs, the Oversight, And they're just in all the federal agencies just going in to their warehouses, | ||
| into the salt mines where they store this stuff, and they're just ripping through everything right now. | ||
| And she's releasing huge tranches as we speak. | ||
| And I guess in the FBI, we've got to give them time, because they only got it a month ago or five weeks ago. | ||
| They raided the New York FBI where they were holding it. | ||
| Made the guy resign. | ||
| He should be indicted. | ||
| Word is he probably will be. | ||
| And then, of course, Comey and his daughter are heavily involved in the cover up there as well. | ||
| And then they sent it to all the field offices. | ||
| People are like, well, why didn't they just make it public? | ||
| Well, no. | ||
| They were holding it so none of the FBI would get it. | ||
| When you send it out to all the field offices, that's letting the dogs loose. | ||
| That's what you would do if you really wanted a real investigation. | ||
| It hasn't been investigated yet. | ||
| They just got it. | ||
| And I have smart people. | ||
| I had a woman in a... | ||
| Convenience store. | ||
| I was pumping gas and went in to get a Copa Chico a couple days ago. | ||
| It was a Tuesday. | ||
| And she goes, hey, Alex Jones, I got a question for you. | ||
| I said, yeah, what is it? | ||
| She goes, well, why have they released the Epstein files? | ||
| And I said, well, they just got them five weeks ago. | ||
| And she was actually informed. | ||
| She goes, yeah, when they raided New York. | ||
| Well, okay, why aren't they public? | ||
| And I said, well, do you know how the FBI works? | ||
| I didn't say it mainly. | ||
| Kind of got irritated. | ||
| She goes, well, what do you mean? | ||
| I said, well, it's supposedly the local offices are supposed to investigate crime. | ||
| Then if they find evidence, they go to the prosecutors. | ||
| It's not supposed to be held in New York. | ||
| So what are they supposed to do? | ||
| Just have Cash Patel just put it out raw? | ||
| All these kids, they found hundreds of victims in these files and all this new horrible stuff? | ||
| So see, I... | ||
| I get the public doesn't really study this, some of the public, but at least the lady knew about a lot of it. | ||
| She knows more than most people, but she doesn't know the rest. | ||
| But I don't have a lot of confidence, though, that a lot of these FBI agents are going to have the balls to go after the people that are actually on these lists and these victims. | ||
| Because, let me tell you something. | ||
| You go after these people, they come after you. | ||
| Well, at a certain point, you just got to do it. | ||
| That's what I've been doing. | ||
| And so it's really a culture. | ||
| But there are going to be some good FBI agents that are going to do it. | ||
| So you're going to see some big action there. | ||
| But I think Gabbard should be brought into the FBI. | ||
| And Trump can do that as the president. | ||
| Because she can have her people just speedily release this. | ||
| And then if some stuff gets released that isn't supposed to, victims or something, the public can handle that. | ||
| You know what? | ||
| I mean, come on, folks. | ||
| At the end of the day, people are ready for war. | ||
| And so none of this is going to be easy. | ||
| None of this is going to be perfectly executed. | ||
| And we're in a race against time to expose these people. | ||
| So I just say, take the gloves off. | ||
| And that's what she's doing. | ||
| I mean, look at this. | ||
| New DNI Gabbard declassifies the details of Team Biden's roadmap for left-wing ideological warfare. | ||
| And the documents are insane. | ||
| So we'll be getting to that as well. | ||
| Coming up. | ||
| And then we have big developments on the Ukraine war front and the Iran front. | ||
| And as I told you last week, Trump stopped the imminent attack by Israel on Iran when they had every intention of dragging us into it. | ||
| Trump said no. | ||
| And told Netanyahu, and we don't want you to attack. | ||
| And we're not going to support you if you attack. | ||
| And Netanyahu is enraged. | ||
| And I got that directly from folks that were in the room. | ||
| I'll leave it at that. | ||
| So, and now that's, you hit the news the last few days. | ||
| I mean, again, that is revolutionary. | ||
| Trump beginning to release that they've got super technology. | ||
| We have super technology. | ||
| Trump. Just releasing all this classified stuff all over the place. | ||
| Crossfire hurricane just a few days ago. | ||
| Crossfire hurricane just a few days ago. | ||
| Trump putting massive pressure on the Russians and the Ukrainians to end the war. | ||
| I mean, this is exciting. | ||
| This is extremely, extremely, extremely exciting. | ||
| And you've got all these other actions defending free speech, not just here but around the world, using American power to say, we'll put tariffs on you, higher ones, that's a sanction, if you keep arresting people that peacefully pray in the street, | ||
| or if you arrest people that criticize the Muslim invasion. | ||
| I mean, it's spectacular, and it's having a huge effect. | ||
| Trump's FCC commissioner threatens Comcast's license over news distortion. | ||
| More winning. | ||
| Trump signs big order to help seafood industry get special gift. | ||
| Yeah, did you know that all the territorial waters of U.S. possessions, like Hawaii, it's a state, but American Samoa, all of it, for decades, just no American company is allowed to fish, but everybody else can. | ||
| So China can come in and trawl it, but we can't, and the local fishermen can't. | ||
| Again, that's the government boot on America's neck. | ||
| At every level, with energy, all of it. | ||
| And Trump just took that off. | ||
| Again, this has all been deliberate, like Trump's chief scientist said, the deliberate shutting down of the country. | ||
| And telling the natives in American Samoa, and the... | ||
| Just incredible areas that you can't fish there, but everybody else can fish there. | ||
| See, that's why 90 plus percent of America's seafood is imported. | ||
| And most of it is caught right off our coast by the Chinese, by the Japanese. | ||
| Now, why would our government Going back under Obama, completely ban that. | ||
| Oh, environmental reasons. | ||
| No, the Chinese and the Japanese have the most destructive forms of fishing, on record. | ||
| No. It's all part of de-industrialization, all part of shutting down the West. | ||
| And they did it to Mexico, too. | ||
| About 15 years ago, Mexico signed a UN deal. | ||
| Where they don't let any of their local fishermen fish as a business. | ||
| They can do it as a guide. | ||
| And it just destroyed all those people. | ||
| But then you'll see a big Chinese trawler off the coast of Cozumel, Mexico, just trawling. | ||
| It's a boot on our neck. | ||
| And it's not the U.S. only country that does it. | ||
| I mean, Europe's been done this to their people. | ||
| So it's very, very exciting. | ||
| All right, I'm going to come back and start getting the clips and drill into all of this in great detail. | ||
| The first thing I'm going to do is get into the Federal Reserve. | ||
| And then I'm also going to get into 4-D chess. | ||
| You Kelly lets Van Hollen meet with the MS-13 gangbanger for damning picks that have totally blown up in their face. | ||
| I mean, it is just amazing that the Democrats still think they're in the same paradigm. | ||
| They have no idea. | ||
| That's coming up. | ||
| Also, Trump comes out in big defense of the Second Amendment after the tragic shooting in Tallahassee, Florida, that killed two, injured six. | ||
| And boy, that's a very suspicious case. | ||
| You have a sheriff's department drill going on, and then the son of a sheriff's deputy who's a part of the support group for the county. | ||
| Sheriff's department is the shooter. | ||
| Very weird. | ||
| I've not been very ignorant in my life. | ||
| I remember being extremely young and not understanding things. | ||
| I remember being about four years old, and I really thought the world was black and white previously, and everything I saw that was color was the future. | ||
| Suddenly the world became color, because I didn't understand that television, most of it was fiction, and the rest of it was just snapshots of limited reality, however they wanted to present it. | ||
| And I just started thinking about it last night, that a lot of the public in a trance state, That believes two men can have a baby and things like that. | ||
| A litmus test in the cult that you're under their mind control. | ||
| If you accept that, they really see the world in something like a four-year-old would. | ||
| Now, one of my earliest good memories is arguing with my dad when I was three years old on Christmas Eve. | ||
| We had a brick fireplace, red brick, there in Dallas. | ||
| And there was white mortar. | ||
| And he was saying, oh, no, Santa Claus comes out of his chimney like this, just like those two red bricks between the white. | ||
| He just slips down. | ||
| I go, well, there's a fire in the fireplace. | ||
| He's going to catch on fire. | ||
| And he's so fat. | ||
| It wasn't that big of a fireplace with a small house. | ||
| He can't fit in there. | ||
| Dad's like, well, that's how he does it. | ||
| Starts laughing. | ||
| And I said, Dad, Santa Claus isn't real. | ||
| So I got that early on. | ||
| Nobody told me. | ||
| But still, it was about another year or so. | ||
| By the time I was almost five, I remember sitting there watching The Wizard of Oz with my parents. | ||
| It had come back in movie theaters. | ||
| They took me to it. | ||
| And after the movie, I said, show. | ||
| It's black and white at the start, but it becomes color when she goes to Oz. | ||
| And my mom's like, no, no. | ||
| That's just what it is in effect. | ||
| They shot it on film in black and white. | ||
| And then they shot the rest of the movie in color to have that effect. | ||
| And I went, oh. | ||
| So the world has always been in color. | ||
| They said yes. | ||
| I'm like, wow. | ||
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| All right, we are back, ladies and gentlemen, and I'm going to do it today. | ||
| There's been so much news. | ||
| I've been taking a lot of calls, but I'm going to give the phone number out right before we end this hour to take calls in the second hour, again, interspersed with all this news. | ||
| But I've already mentioned a lot of what I'm going to get into. | ||
| Now I want to drill into some of it more. | ||
| But, again, this manipulate time and space thing is beyond big. | ||
| And we've known this for a while, but this is just so game-changing that Trump is beginning to bring this out. | ||
| And I predict very soon you're just going to see public demonstrations of it. | ||
| Because Trump wants to totally destroy the old globalist order. | ||
| And that means destroying the suppression of the breakaway civilization. | ||
| And letting people know, hey, we're really in the year 2050, technologically. | ||
| Hell, I mean, that's just a way of putting it. | ||
| We're in the year 3000, technologically. | ||
| And that's why the globalists want a global government, is so they can, quote, control the technology. | ||
| But as you notice, their globalist plan is horrible, is evil, is anti-human, and it failed because all the different power structures were screwing each other. | ||
| So we're going with the plan. | ||
| And that I've been promoting forever to decentralize this and be honest about it. | ||
| And that's why Elon, and I'm laying heavy stuff on you here, but this is, I'm just mentioning this stuff like it's no big deal. | ||
| This is all ultra-massive. | ||
| That's why if you look at Elon, he's so serious. | ||
| If you look at his statements and understand what he's really saying, he says it in plain view. | ||
| We've got to go type 1 civilization yesterday because these technologies are so dangerous, there's a good chance we're going to blow the earth up. | ||
| And so we need to get a civilization completely autonomous in that it would be able to survive without the Earth. | ||
| And that's part of the process of saving the Earth. | ||
| Niels Graf Tyson's like, we need to worry about the Earth and, you know, care about it instead of trying to get off the Earth. | ||
| That's like saying, we need to stay in Europe instead of going to the New World. | ||
| That's how we save Europe. | ||
| No, we're supposed to explore. | ||
| We're supposed to innovate. | ||
| So that's coming up as well. | ||
| But let me get into the Federal Reserve. | ||
| Again, I know most of you know this, but 1913 it gets set up. | ||
| Everybody's told it's federal. | ||
| It's not. | ||
| It was, quote, audited right when they set it up because Congress wanted the information, and it was 80-plus percent European banks, Rothschild's the majority owner, and the New York Fed board is the real Federal Reserve. | ||
| The other 11 regional banks deal with the Treasury and money and... | ||
| Cash and the warehouses, and those systems are governmental, but it's administered by the private Fed. | ||
| But those are real functions. | ||
| It basically does most of the Treasuries work. | ||
| So there's that Federal Reserve, and the Federal Reserve has these big educational programs for kids they've had since the 50s. | ||
| And they go out and explain to the schools, this is what the Federal Reserve does, and it's federal. | ||
| And then it explains these governmental duties that are governmental, but it's not federal. | ||
| But the New York Fed is the board of the private shareholders of the bank. | ||
| And it's completely constitutional for Trump not to just abolish the Federal Reserve by having Congress pull its charter, but the way the deals are set up and the way they've monetized our debt and the way that they... | ||
| Covertly merged with the Treasury Department unofficially, but that's what they do. | ||
| Trump can nationalize it. | ||
| And that means people go, I want to get rid of the Federal Reserve. | ||
| No, no. | ||
| You take it over. | ||
| And then you expropriate, because the fraud they've committed, the wealth. | ||
| And that's what Trump's talking about with his sovereign wealth fund, not just freeing up the rare earth minerals in the West, not just bringing smart energy policy and things in, but rallying all of the resources around the world, | ||
| not just here, the United States controls, like all of those territorial waters around all those possessions and protectorates and the 51st state. | ||
| Which is the Antarctic. | ||
| And the 52nd state that is the moon. | ||
| And the 53rd state that is Mars. | ||
| In fact, remind me, I sent you the clip yesterday, but I didn't play it. | ||
| Putin talking about Elon Musk and Mars. | ||
| And Putin saying, listen. | ||
| We had a Russian scientist that believed we could do all the things we did, and he did it. | ||
| Well, there's an American scientist that's got a vision that is very doable. | ||
| We've looked at it. | ||
| It's absolutely real. | ||
| And this is what we need to do. | ||
| We need to start thinking big and stop all this killing each other crap. | ||
| Yes. Yes. | ||
| Yes. That's how you change the subject from conquest and these countries running around with these globalist forces trying to get us all killed. | ||
| So I'm going to get to that coming up as well. | ||
| But it's all interconnected. | ||
| But back to the Federal Reserve. | ||
| You got Jerome Powell. | ||
| In fact, get that first. | ||
| A few months ago, saying, well, if Trump tells you to resign, will you resign? | ||
| No, I will not resign. | ||
| And again, that's true. | ||
| Trump cannot make him resign because it's an act of Congress. | ||
| But he politically can destroy Powell because the public now understands the Federal Reserve is private. | ||
| You see, for all of us that knew this decades and decades and decades ago, and it was a big debate back at the time it happened, Senator Lindbergh exposed it and fought it so they kidnapped and killed his baby. | ||
| I mean, it was a big fight then. | ||
| For those of us that know about this, it's like, why hasn't this happened sooner? | ||
| Well, you've got to have the public understand what's going on. | ||
| So, that ties into my next story after I hit this. | ||
| Why are the Democrats embracing every 80-20 issue? | ||
| And the Republicans call it 80-20, because on a lot of these issues, it is 80-20. | ||
| But protecting known MS-13 gangbangers who are illegal aliens. | ||
| And making them a cause celeb and going and doing photo ops with them in El Salvador is a 95-5 issue. | ||
| The Democratic Party promoting and supporting pedophilia is a 95-5 issue, probably a 99 issue. | ||
| There are a lot of pedophiles, though. | ||
| Why do they do it? | ||
| Because they're living in the past when people were still asleep, by and large, and... | ||
| Still bought into the official narrative that if they just told you to feel sorry for some man who thinks he's a woman who wants to be in your daughter's middle school bathroom showering, that if they just say the parents are bad for not wanting this, | ||
| like Chris Cuomo famously said on CNN, that we were just supposed to buy that and say, okay, no, people are now more awake. | ||
| They have logic. | ||
| And so the ridiculousness of all of this, Is transparent, but you've got these globalists and their puppet minions, like Senator Van Hollen, who are in such a bubble that they and their consultants think, | ||
| well, CNN will support this. | ||
| MSNBC will say it's good. | ||
| And so they go out and push it like this guy. | ||
| Abrago, however you say, Garcia, is like the new George Floyd or something. | ||
| So, it's just a joke. | ||
| But they're going to keep doing it because the type of people the globalists put in, like a Senator Van Hollen, are mindless, script-reading puppets. | ||
| And so for those of us that are awake, it's ridiculous. | ||
| But there's still 20% of people, but it's dwindling. | ||
| The Democrats' approval rating is at 23 or 21, depending on the side of the poll. | ||
| I mean, that's flatlined. | ||
| That's game over. | ||
| And so we are at this magic moment right now where they're still doing the stuff that enrages everyone. | ||
| I mean, they were smart. | ||
| They would act like Trump. | ||
| And they're not going to be Trump. | ||
| They're not going to deliver. | ||
| But they would at least claim they care about Main Street. | ||
| Claim they care about American families. | ||
| Claim they care about inflation. | ||
| But they won't even do that. | ||
| Because they are a synthesis of the nastiest, most disgusting people this world has ever produced. | ||
| I mean, they're just... | ||
| They're the worst of the worst. | ||
| Because... Who else could you get to go against logic and prosperity and security and common sense? | ||
| Who else could you get for war and dictatorship? | ||
| Who else could you get to support conscripting women in the military, which the Democrat Party openly has embraced, and which they've done in Europe, their leftist counterparts? | ||
| I mean, these are bad people. | ||
| And they have a mission. | ||
| They have a program. | ||
| They have a system, and they're not going to stop. | ||
| And if they can't stage some big false flags to blame Trump and his supporters, if they can't expand the war out of control, which they're failing to do, Trump just stopped, again, the strike on Iran. | ||
| Thank God, that alone is so huge. | ||
| Hallelujah. And I guess what I'm trying to get at here, just in general, mixing all these stories together, because, again, they're all interconnected, is that... | ||
| Don't take it for granted that we prayed to God to deliver us from evil, and that a lot of people worked hard for that and paid a serious price. | ||
| And then take it for granted how much good we're seeing happen. | ||
| I mean, there's so much good happening right now that that's why I get really mad at people, not on the controlled left when they lie about what we're doing, but when I see the kind of trendy, With the kind of populist right-wing talk show hosting people that spend their whole shows saying Trump isn't good, | ||
| Trump isn't bad, Trump's betraying us, we're screwed, this isn't real, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. | ||
| And none of that's true. | ||
| I mean, Trump does stuff I don't like. | ||
| Trump is wrong in some policies, but overall he is dismantling the new world order. | ||
| Putting good policies in on 95% of stuff. | ||
| And that's all I'm trying to say is I can't even keep track of all the good stuff going on. | ||
| And people better be thanking God for this. | ||
| That he didn't get his head blown off. | ||
| In Pennsylvania. | ||
| Because if they'd have killed him, they were going to get their civil war. | ||
| They were going to provide false flags that they would blame on Trump supporters so that they would look like the good guys during it. | ||
| And we'd be under total martial law right now. | ||
| Electricity three, four hours a day. | ||
| That was their plan. | ||
| I mean, they were going to bring this country to its knees for reprogramming. | ||
| The whole country would be a giant open-air re-education camp. | ||
| Like the UK is becoming, like Europe is becoming, Germany, France. | ||
| I mean, they're open-air. | ||
| Nuthouses now. | ||
| I mean, it's so dystopian in Germany and England right now and Ireland. | ||
| I mean, they are arresting people that peacefully protest tens of thousands of illegals being poured in every week into Ireland. | ||
| I got articles and video right here where they just arrest mothers out and now they're trying to pass laws. | ||
| That citizens aren't allowed to be online and be citizen journalists. | ||
| You're not allowed to show video. | ||
| That's the new law they're trying to pass. | ||
| You have to have a government license for anything they deem as news gathering, meaning you go show a local council meeting. | ||
| You go show illegal aliens crapping on the ground and raping people. | ||
| You go and show... | ||
| The Muslims running through the streets beating people up. | ||
| You go to jail. | ||
| You already see it every day in England. | ||
| The Muslims are running around saying, down with England, and a guy just says, go England. | ||
| They arrest him. | ||
| You pray 100 yards from the entrance to an abortion clinic. | ||
| Three years in prison. | ||
| You post a trans flag and say, this is the new Nazi flag. | ||
| You're a veteran. | ||
| Three years in prison. | ||
| You get raped by a Muslim, knocks you over the head, get out of your car. | ||
| You say, there's too many of these illegal aliens in the country, we need to deport them. | ||
| You get three years in prison, he gets a couple months in jail. | ||
| These are real cases, and there's new ones every day. | ||
| I just mentioned the famous ones everybody's heard of. | ||
| I mean, I've got stacks of these today. | ||
| In Ireland, in France, just... | ||
| Boatloads just arriving and people just running, screaming through the towns, just beating people up. | ||
| And then if you talk about it, you go to jail. | ||
| you. | ||
| This is an invasion. | ||
| This is an attack. | ||
| And they're normalizing all of this until society collapses. | ||
| You know, there's a big report out. | ||
| That California gas prices are set to surge due to Newsom's latest failure, and now they've got a $6 billion underage for health care because they give illegal aliens health care. | ||
| It turns out that $6 billion is what they spent on illegal health care alone last year. | ||
| Funny, it's the exact underage they have is what they spent on illegal. | ||
| $6 billion on illegal aliens health care. | ||
| Anchor babies, cancer treatments, heart surgeries, body scans, broken legs, car racks, everything. | ||
| Free, free, free, free, free, free. | ||
| On top of all the FEMA money. | ||
| Free housing, free everything. | ||
| Three meals a day, laundry service. | ||
| And they call it a failure that Newsom has ordered. | ||
| That no refineries can be repaired in his state. | ||
| That's his failure. | ||
| They don't let them ever expand a refinery, and now you can't fix a refinery. | ||
| Remember what they said a couple years ago in Lahaina, Maui? | ||
| Seven years before, BlackRock had bought the little community electric company that they built over the last... | ||
| 80 years with taxpayer money. | ||
| They buy it. | ||
| And then BlackRock said, we're no longer going to upgrade or repair any of this carbon-intensive system. | ||
| We're not going to fix the electricity plant. | ||
| We're not going to fix the wires. | ||
| We're not going to trim the brush. | ||
| It was official. | ||
| And then seven years later, high winds come. | ||
| They leave the power on. | ||
| It falls over. | ||
| It creates a giant fire line and burns it down. | ||
| And the police are told by the police chief, who's famously involved in the cover-up, In Vegas and a bunch of other stuff. | ||
| And now he's tied into Petity running those operations. | ||
| Spy, globalist. | ||
| He orders the cops to block everybody in so they can't get out and burn up. | ||
| And again, it's the same story. | ||
| Administrative murder. | ||
| I mean, look at this. | ||
| And it comes down from the Federal Reserve. | ||
| The same shareholders own the European Central Bank and the Bank of England. | ||
| It's the same people. | ||
| Look it up. | ||
| So you want to know where these policies come from? | ||
| It's from them. | ||
| And then BlackRock implements the central bank's operations. | ||
| You want to know who owns the majority of BlackRock and State Street and Vanguard? | ||
| It's all the same group. | ||
| It's the shareholders of the private Federal Reserve. | ||
| Gas prices are set to surge into Newsom's latest failure. | ||
| That's red state. | ||
| It's always a failure. | ||
| A failure they drained the fire reservoir the month before. | ||
| A failure they ordered the fire hydrants turned off. | ||
| It's a failure they ordered no extra engines to go until the next morning and then the fire started. | ||
| It's a failure they left the power on. | ||
| It's a failure they didn't trim the brush under orders for years when the fire department said we have to clean this out. | ||
| It's a failure they cut the funding. | ||
| It's a failure. | ||
| It's a failure. | ||
| No, no. | ||
| It's a failure. | ||
| They designated a 15-minute city two years before. | ||
| It's a failure. | ||
| He declared himself in control of the investigation and declared financial martial law, and now they've not let anybody move back in, even though they pledged they would, to Trump's face. | ||
| And now they're taking the property, saying they're going to build what they want, when they want, under Newsom's control. | ||
| The only failure is that the Trump administration hasn't announced a criminal investigation of him for criminal negligence. | ||
| The only failure is that Governor Newsom, the kingpin for Pelosi outrunning this as the general of his administrative warfare, is not in prison already. | ||
| Oh, there's a failure here that we're not being aggressive enough against these murdering criminals. | ||
| It's not a failure that they won't let Elon Musk launch his rockets now from the West Coast. | ||
| They said we don't like his politics, their coastline commission. | ||
| It upsets the migratory birds when his rockets launch. | ||
| It's not a failure. | ||
| They're turning off our industry. | ||
| It's not a failure when Obama blocked all offshore fishing from American companies and Americans. | ||
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That's business run. | |
| You can still do your private guide stuff so the public didn't wake up. | ||
| Don't let the public still go, you know, pay to go fishing, catch a few fish, but nobody else. | ||
| No American company gets to do that. | ||
| It's sick. | ||
| It's not a failure. | ||
| It's deliberate. | ||
| If I walked up to you in a parking lot and hit you in the head with a baseball bat, is that a failure? | ||
| No, I tried to kill your ass. | ||
| Maybe I will if I hit you in the head with it. | ||
| Gas prices are set to surge due to Newsom's latest failure. | ||
| Chevron exec says state is un- | ||
| Newsom's latest failure, unsurprisingly related to Big Oil, as a result of his relentless attacks on the industry, yet another refinery is shutting down operations in the state. | ||
| Earlier this week, Valero gave notice to the California Public Utilities Commission of its intent to shut down its refinery in the Bay Area April next year. | ||
| And in a press release announcing the move, said it continues to evaluate strategic alternatives towards remaining operations in California. | ||
| And it goes in to say that there are only 14 operating refineries, Phillips 66, and others, and it just goes through how they won't let them be repaired and harass the crap out of them. | ||
| They know exactly what they're doing. | ||
| You know, Bill Maher goes, I can't get my roof fixed for years. | ||
| They won't let me fix my roof. | ||
| This is a failure. | ||
| It ain't a failure, dude. | ||
| You think it was a failure in every feudalist system in the world? | ||
| That's been the most common system of government, that they keep people subservient with barely enough food. | ||
| That's how they control you. | ||
| I mean, you don't think prisoners are just allowed to do whatever they want, do you? | ||
| You were locked down for years to train you to be a slave. | ||
| Bill Gates admitted that. | ||
| Klaus Schwab said, this is a test to get you ready for carbon lockdowns. | ||
| And they've done tests in Australia and India and China. | ||
| This ain't a joke, people. | ||
| They're trying to put the chains on you right now. | ||
| I'm going to come back and get to Trump's thing on the Federal Reserve. | ||
| I'm going to give the number out right now. | ||
| I'm going to take your phone calls on any of these subjects, any issues. | ||
| First-time callers, let's fire up the phone system. | ||
| 877-789-2539. | ||
| 877-789-2539. | ||
| Any subject you want to talk about, just be a first-time caller. | ||
| Clean phone line. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| All right, I'm going to break. | ||
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| We are back live, transmitting worldwide. | ||
| I dropped the ball, and I apologize to listeners. | ||
| I got so awestruck by all the news at the start of the show that I knew we had this big Robert F. Kennedy Jr. doctor advisor on who's here in town who's been tapped ahead of one of the agencies coming here to give us a lot of really key developments. | ||
| I also was meeting with one of Kennedy's advisors who just testified to Congress. | ||
| Tuesday, I met with him yesterday. | ||
| And they're going to bring some massive news very soon. | ||
| In fact, he said it was today, but I haven't seen it yet. | ||
| I'm going to check that. | ||
| This is wild. | ||
| So I'll probably be able to break that in the third hour. | ||
| But I'd forgotten. | ||
| I should have said this. | ||
| I just started talking about it, and I get so awestruck. | ||
| We've got the America can manipulate time and space, and we're going to have those clips again from yesterday, and some other clips with other Air Force officials saying this is true. | ||
| They've got it all theoretically on the drawing board, and they've also tested it out. | ||
| And our journalist has been talking a lot about this. | ||
| He's written for Wall Street Journal, you name it. | ||
| He's going to be joining us for the rest of the hour coming up, so I'm not going to take calls. | ||
| And I said it yesterday. | ||
| I've reached the level of being completely overwhelmed in a good way. | ||
| But I am marveling at this point at just the time we're living in of such rapid change. | ||
| And it's very dangerous, too. | ||
| But I'm very optimistic how far we've come, though. | ||
| Let me do this briefly because it's really important. | ||
| I mentioned Charlotte Iserby, who is the head of the Department of Education under Reagan. | ||
| And she talked about how when she was at the Department of Education, she found that this is something they put out. | ||
| And this is also in her book, Deliberate Dumbing Down, but we couldn't find a copy of it around the office for some reason. | ||
| But we did find an interview I did with her where I show it on air so we can show it to you now. | ||
| And so this is consolidation. | ||
| This is the process. | ||
| They take a nice American kid, 1980s, start brainwashing him. | ||
| Little Frog Creek High School. | ||
| And they transfer the school into Kidney Bean Township. | ||
| So now the town controls, but it's really federal, meaning UNESCO International. | ||
| Greater Corn County High School. | ||
| And then it goes to Central State. | ||
| Educational facility, but really it's the UN running it through our Department of Education, but that's what the locals think it is. | ||
| And then it's Big Brother National Information Distribution Center. | ||
| Then it's Imperial International Propaganda System 1362. | ||
| And then it's Our Lady of Benevolent Dictatorship One World Government Training Corps, angry, mean, totalitarian. | ||
| And then finally... | ||
| Look, he's got his little brainwashing headset on. | ||
| Interplanetary carbon unit. | ||
| Reprogramming pod. | ||
| Now, that's 1983. | ||
| And now, look at where we are. | ||
| This is the plan. | ||
| But notice, they're calling us carbon back then, human resources. | ||
| Oh, what are we fighting? | ||
| Carbon. Oh, the cows. | ||
| Flatulence is bad. | ||
| Well, what do you put out? | ||
| Methane. It's good for the environment. | ||
| It's always part of it. | ||
| Breaks back into its parts. | ||
| But you're the carbon they want to reduce. | ||
| But to do that, they've got to teach you to turn into a machine so that you don't struggle when you then get euthanized. | ||
| This is a mopping up, cleaning up, anti-human operation. | ||
| you. | ||
| So they're teaching him, oh, it'll be this great world piece where it'll all be robots. | ||
| No, they don't tell him the last piece. | ||
| No, you got a skeleton. | ||
| All right, dark journalist to do the deep dive. | ||
| And boy, the vindication of his research and others. | ||
| Now all these big top officials coming out and saying, yeah, we can control time and space, says Trump's science chief. | ||
| We'll be right back. | ||
| Stay with us. | ||
| All right, Michael Krasios, a few days ago in Austin, Texas, he's the chief scientist of the federal government. | ||
| Came out and said, we can control time and space. | ||
| And of course, Trump a few weeks ago, we'll play the clip in a moment, said, we've got so much power, we're such a powerful country, and the world needs to know that. | ||
| I was told by the Trump administration when he was president-elect eight plus years ago that Trump knew about the life of technologies, free energy systems, and a lot more. | ||
| And that he was going to put together internal government commissions to actually survey what was there. | ||
| And that they were going to then try to bring that out to the civilian market. | ||
| And so that's exposing the breakaway civilization. | ||
| That's exposing what the bad guys have already built. | ||
| And so now he's going after the Federal Reserve to abolish it. | ||
| He's defunding all these big globalist NGOs and the CIA funding systems. | ||
| He's trying to get world peace. | ||
| He is decentralizing information, declassifying so much. | ||
| And he's got Tulsi Gabbards now going into all these agencies that refuse to release Crossfire Hurricane and all the other persecution information and the JFK files and all of it, and they're now just disgorging it. | ||
| There's a little bit of a problem here, though. | ||
| We get the Crossfire Hurricane stuff. | ||
| Last week, last Friday, it's sensational, 700 pages, the CIA admitting that they're running operations with the Clinton campaign to make up Russia again and saying it's essential we keep this hidden from the American people and the Russians that we've made this up. | ||
| I mean, Brennan should be arrested now. | ||
| And he's, quote, briefing Obama on it. | ||
| But again, so much is coming out. | ||
| We just skipped past that. | ||
| Well, we're not going to skip past what retired Lieutenant General Stephen Quast, giving a talk at Hillside College 2019, where he says technology is on the benches today, | ||
| will deliver a human from any place on Earth anywhere else in under an hour. | ||
| He also claims we can beam wireless energy from space. | ||
| There's no claim. | ||
| It's all true. | ||
| And then you've got all the other admitted secret weapons projects that we know what they have done. | ||
| We just don't know the specifics or the numbers. | ||
| And I have that from General Parton, the former head of Air Force Weapons Development. | ||
| I have that from the former head of the Star Wars program, Dr. Bob Bowman. | ||
| And then I have that from a lot of other sources and information. | ||
| And you have the quantum entanglement systems. | ||
| You've got the gravitational control. | ||
| Then you've got all sorts of other exotic x-ray lasers. | ||
| Particle beam powered death rays. | ||
| It's just incredible. | ||
| But the bigger issue here is why is Trump starting to bring this out now? | ||
| So this is just an amazing time. | ||
| To be alive. | ||
| Let's go ahead and play a clip of Trump's top science advisors. | ||
| Says the U.S. can manipulate time and space. | ||
| U.S. government announces it has achieved the ability to manipulate space and time. | ||
| White House says it can has tech that can manipulate time and space. | ||
| That's remarks by Director Gratios at the Endless Frontiers retreat, read the full thing, Austin, Texas. | ||
| And this was done weeks ago, but just now, days ago. | ||
| But there were other statements made weeks ago similar by Trump. | ||
| Let's play the top scientist and advisor to the president, and then play the clip of the president, and then we'll go to our guest. | ||
| We've got a lot more clips coming up with our journalist. | ||
| Here it is. | ||
| The X-15's record still stands and the Concorde was decommissioned more than two decades ago. | ||
| Our passenger planes are slower than they used to be. | ||
| Our trains crawl compared to those in other parts of the world. | ||
| Our cars do not fly. | ||
| Advances have not stopped, but something has gone wrong. | ||
| Stagnation was a choice. | ||
| We have weighed down our builders and innovators. | ||
| The well-intentioned regulatory regime of the 1970s became an ever-tightening ratchet, first hampering America's ability to become a net energy exporter and then making it harder and harder to build. | ||
| We seem to have lost focus and vision, to have lowered our sights and let systems and structures and bureaucracies muddle us along. | ||
| But we are capable of so much more. | ||
| Our technologies permit us to manipulate time and space. | ||
| They leave distance annihilated, cause things to grow and improve productivity. | ||
| As Vice President Vance said in a recent speech, the tradition of American innovation has been one of increasing the capacities of America's workers, of extending human ability so that more people can do more and more meaningful work. | ||
| But unrestricted immigration And reliance on cheap labor, both domestically and offshore, has been a substitute for improving the productivity with technology. | ||
| We can build in new ways that let us do more with less or we can borrow from the future. | ||
| We have chosen to borrow from that future again and again. | ||
| Our choice as a civilization is technology or debt. | ||
| And we have chosen debt. | ||
| Today, we choose a better way. | ||
| Our first assignment is to secure America's preeminence in critical and emerging technologies. | ||
| This administration will ensure that our nation remains the leader in the industries of the future, with a strategy of both promotion and protection, protecting our greatest assets and promoting our greatest innovators. | ||
| To the degree it even tried to accomplish this, the Biden administration failed on its own terms. | ||
| Led by spirit of fear rather than promise. | ||
| The old regime sought to protect its managerial power from the disruptions of technology while promoting social divisions and redistribution in the name of equity. | ||
| They secured American technology poorly and failed to strengthen our leadership at all. | ||
| All right. | ||
| Well, Director Krasios, just in that short two-and-a-half-minute clip, said so much. | ||
| They've been suppressing it. | ||
| It's a decision to put us into the Stone Age. | ||
| Well, they break away with the new civilization. | ||
| They did this out of fear because they don't think humanity should have this because it'll free us. | ||
| And we need to grow our way out of this debt. | ||
| That's what innovation does. | ||
| I mean, this is such a revolutionary statement with Trump's statements, with Vance's statements, with General Kloss statements. | ||
| Dark Journalist, Daniel List, darkjournalist.com, leading. | ||
| Really a journalist and expert on this. | ||
| This is really amazing. | ||
| This is exactly what you've been talking about forever, but we've been hammering recently your prediction. | ||
| We can find this clip. | ||
| You've done it in the last few months several times that you're going to start seeing Trump come out with this stuff, but you caution Trump probably from what your research, and I agree, only knows about some of it because they've been so secretive. | ||
| This is a revolution of proportions that actually make me physically get dizzy. | ||
| This morning when I was comprehending the revolution we're in and how dangerous it is, but also the opportunity, I always hear people say it made me dizzy. | ||
| I've never been hit with some development where I actually had that. | ||
| I thought, why do people say that? | ||
| I actually got lightheaded today comprehending the moment we're in. | ||
| Does that make sense to you, Daniel? | ||
| Absolutely, and it's great to be here with you, Alex. | ||
| And you are right on the money with this because this is a major shakeup from a number of different places ever since Trump got in and even during the campaign. | ||
| Of course, in the first term, it was alluded to with the Space Force, which was actually an attempt to pull the control of the UFO file back under the executive branch. | ||
| And with it, all of the ex-technology that's concerned, which Trump is so knowledgeable about. | ||
| And there's various memes out there about the level of knowledge that he has. | ||
| Some people saying he's a time traveler and all this kind of thing. | ||
| You don't have to go that far. | ||
| John Trump was his uncle. | ||
| He was deep, deep in the machinery of this. | ||
| He was in with the Tesla tech. | ||
| He was in with the UFO file through Vanderbilt Bush. | ||
| So you're already, the minute he enters the political domain, he becomes either a target or a puppet. | ||
| In this case, he became a target because he wasn't so good at playing a puppet. | ||
| And I think what we have here with Trump rolling this out is today I'm going to reveal something on this program with you, which is that deep, deep in the system, there is a plan for a space Pearl Harbor. | ||
| It goes back to 1999 when Donald Rumsfeld was leading it. | ||
| And what Trump is doing by saying we can release the technology, we can put this out. | ||
| This is the X technology that's been hidden so well over 100 years deep, deep inside the government. | ||
| Through using steganography and other means. | ||
| So what Trump is saying here is we have the ability to overcome time and space. | ||
| Well, if you look at that, that is an effect that's literally called apotheum. | ||
| And inside those channels, they are studying this. | ||
| They have been with the advent of UFO crashes, but also with the advent of studying the Tesla tech back in that period. | ||
| And what they realized is they couldn't study it when they sent scientists in their whole definition of time. | ||
| Went out the window and a kind of distortion reality, distortion physics kicked in. | ||
| So this is where we're at. | ||
| And what they had anticipated doing with this space Pearl Harbor was they had been planning it all the way back when they had the project for a new American century. | ||
| They mentioned in there, well, we have something where it would be a catalyzing event to have a new Pearl Harbor. | ||
| Well, they got that with 9-11. | ||
| This is a little bit different. | ||
| Where Rumsfeld was organizing this before the Bush administration, before the W. Bush administration, before the Clinton administration. | ||
| And this was the commission to assess the United States National Security Space Management. | ||
| Now, what's interesting about this is deep in that document is the reference to the space Pearl Harbor. | ||
| You will find that thread picked up throughout Congress and different hearings and brain trusts and all of these central committees studying the idea of what would happen. | ||
| With a space Pearl Harbor. | ||
| This is the kinetic weapons bombardment. | ||
| This is also related directly to the idea of raising a UFO threat and which they've done through all the UAP committees and all the rest of it. | ||
| They've actually established right under our noses a UFO defense office and they've attached that to the National Defense Authorization Act. | ||
| So I would absolutely agree with you that the nature of this is so stunning and the Bringing it forward, what's happening is we're looking at a clash deep in the government between the Trump administration and the forces that are looking to make this public. | ||
| And this other group, which is deep in there, which wants something like a space Pearl Harbor in their own documents, they're asking for it. | ||
| So, and this goes back directly to the same people who set up the continuity of government program. | ||
| And when you look at that, it's the ultra secrecy transferred from this underground structure that they had during World War II in the 50s and 60s to survive a nuclear attack. | ||
| They've flipped that secrecy directly into space. | ||
| And so you have a completely secret space protocol going on. | ||
| That's what we're in the middle of. | ||
| And so when you get these words about, we're doing this, we're taking this mission to the moon and all the rest of it, they don't explain the 50 years in between. | ||
| Well, very interesting mention there by Director Kratzios when he's talking, and I found it interesting that he took the meeting in Austin. | ||
| But when he is laying that out, what he's saying is, we chose stagnation. | ||
| Direct that directly on the space program, and you get the whole reason why you have 52 years of no action, no return missions to the moon, no moon Mars program. | ||
| The Mars program was set to go to Mars in 1980 under Reagan. | ||
| So we have a whole different system that's been set up. | ||
| And what's happened instead is they've sat on that technology, had the public funded, and they've privatized it. | ||
| So now they're ready to go in space, and they're ready to tell us, well, this is what we have. | ||
| One group in there wants the space Pearl Harbor. | ||
| That's the original Rumsfeld Protocol. | ||
| And this other group, which now Trump is right in the heart of through his association with his uncle. | ||
| Trump finds himself in that position of saying, let's just roll it out without the false flag event. | ||
| This is the nature of the crucial thing. | ||
| They have the breakaway technology. | ||
| That breakaway group wants to break back in. | ||
| And how does Elon announcing the Golden Dome, which we know SpaceX and Starlink has its civilian uses, but a large portion of his contracts have been secret. | ||
| It's basically already there. | ||
| They're just announcing it and then saying anybody that wants this protection can buy into it. | ||
| So a lot of big dramatic moves happening right now. | ||
| How does Golden Dome being announced? | ||
| As you just said, the same thing. | ||
| It's already in place. | ||
| Now they're just announcing they're going to do it. | ||
| It's already pretty much there. | ||
| Exactly. And what's interesting to me, I'm glad you mentioned Golden Dome because this is the extension. | ||
| This is the next level. | ||
| Of Star Wars. | ||
| It's actually Star Wars 2 from the Reagan administration. | ||
| And Trump has openly said, well, Trump wanted to do it, but he didn't have the technology. | ||
| If you go back there and look at some of the comments by people who were around this, particularly Colonel Corso and others from the inside, they said specifically that this was set up not only to deflect against Russia and China, but it was set up in that period to defense against a UFO threat. | ||
| That's the way that they sold it on the inside. | ||
| And they had this advanced technology. | ||
| What was going on with it was basically Star Wars was a protocol for a particle beam weapon from space that could shoot down missiles. | ||
| That's the cover story. | ||
| It had a two-way purpose, which was massive space surveillance on the ground and massive space surveillance of the system, which was very crucial for what they were seeing coming and going in that period. | ||
| And then they repurpose it for civilian use to fund it. | ||
| Google Earth, all of that is really just the, quote, missile tracking weapon system, you know, integrated surveillance program. | ||
| And then now, oh, all those Starlink satellites, oh, those also have another use. | ||
| Oh, now we're going to put even more up. | ||
| So absolutely, it's not even your opinion, though you predicted it all. | ||
| It's now here. | ||
| They are beginning to unveil what's there. | ||
| And then by bringing in corporate interest and profits and the stock market and the public, it will then supercharge and accelerate the Going public of this operation, but then as you've said, there's a lot of corporations, governments, agencies involved. | ||
| I know we don't know how much is hidden. | ||
| We know there's a lot hidden. | ||
| We know Trump isn't even aware of it all. | ||
| Obviously, there's a project happening right now with his administration to discover it. | ||
| Do you have any information on how that's going? | ||
| Yeah, basically, there's a huge clash on the inside. | ||
| And I want to say that Musk is kind of an inter-between figure on all this. | ||
| And it's very easy to see his position in all of it because one of the problems that he has is he has to go back again and again to this absurd idea that there aren't any UFOs, which is unfortunate because he's the owner of the largest repository privately of any group outside of the government of UFO video and film and photos. | ||
| Now, here's the thing in relation to how they can use it. | ||
| There are groups out there like the drone maker Andrew and others. | ||
| And some of these figures that have shown up on the scene like Palmer Luckey. | ||
| And what can happen is Musk, instead of going out and being the central figure around the Golden Dome or around the UFO file, can send these guys in as kind of subsidiaries and say, well, this is the stuff that you're going to roll out. | ||
| The problem is the nature of the clash, and this gets back to two groups that are on the inside. | ||
| One of them I refer to as X-Protect, the other one's X-Share. | ||
| But the expert tech group, I have to say, is overwhelming power because they've shown their power through assassination, world events, manipulation, and others. | ||
| They've been in possession of that technology and developed the Central Intelligence Agency out of it. | ||
| So we're looking at eight decades of really supreme control when you get into this, into the deep aspects. | ||
| So what we're looking at is a group that's controlled that. | ||
| And they had periods where they had scientists. | ||
| Work with them. | ||
| They had military people work with them with the idea that they were going to disclose this at some point. | ||
| And they didn't realize it was going to take them a century to do it. | ||
| But that group that's operating on the inside doesn't want to give up that advantage. | ||
| This was the nature of the problem all the way back to Tesla, who in 1922, I put an exhibit up there, I think it's Exhibit 3, envisioned exactly the nature of the problem that we have going on here, where they would fight these battles strictly through Kinetic weapons and kinetic bombardment using particle beams and others. | ||
| And he actually shows a description in the middle of all that. | ||
| What's interesting to me about Tesla is he's envisioning it. | ||
| There's a good reason why they shut him down so early. | ||
| But I want to go back to this Trump thing just for a moment because people don't really understand the nature, I believe, of why the deep state has such a dislike for Donald Trump. | ||
| Trump sits at the table with them on the same level. | ||
| Technologically, he understands the breakaway tech. | ||
| He understands the UFO file. | ||
| This is crucial for people to understand. | ||
| Some people would say, they don't like this guy. | ||
| He pushes them around. | ||
| He's a real estate developer. | ||
| He's a loud mouth. | ||
| This is as far away from the truth as you can get. | ||
| The real problem has to do with he is on the similar level. | ||
| Now, what he does with that knowledge, we'll see how this term goes. | ||
| I think right now he's been making a lot of the right moves, but a lot of the imagery. | ||
| Of the moves isn't very clear. | ||
| I think they need to do better with how they portray themselves. | ||
| But I do feel that Trump making these moves, one of the things that we're seeing is when he's saying, well, we're not going to have the same relations with Canada that we used to have. | ||
| Look, Canada is entrenched in NORAD. | ||
| NORAD, the same COG commander of NORAD is the NORTHCOM commander. | ||
| That's one whole piece. | ||
| So when he goes after Canada in this fashion, and I think it should be done in a different way. | ||
| And when he's going after Canada, what's happening is he's saying, I don't want you guys involved in the continuity of government program anymore. | ||
| And I don't want NORAD to be a joint Canadian-US project. | ||
| That's really the heart of it. | ||
| Really look at Trump's moves. | ||
| What he's specifically known for underneath everything, really, is the Space Force, all these moves into space, advanced weapons. | ||
| He's been referring to invisible weaponry. | ||
| For a number of years. | ||
| And the reason is because he has that knowledge. | ||
| And a lot of people have said, well, when Trump brings up his uncle, he's just musing because he had an uncle who was in the military complex. | ||
| No, no. | ||
| There's no reason for him to muse at campaign stops and at all this stuff. | ||
| He's doing that to specifically communicate. | ||
| This is language that he's using. | ||
| And when he's saying, oh, my Uncle John showed me everything, he's telling those groups inside the National Security Agency, I know all about the UFO file. | ||
| And let's expand. | ||
| We were saying this years ago, months ago, that Trump is getting ready to start bringing this out, and that those were hints. | ||
| He specifically did it, as you know, a week and a half ago. | ||
| Let's play the clip of the president. | ||
| Here it is. | ||
| And we're very powerful. | ||
| This country is very powerful. | ||
| It's far more powerful than people understand. | ||
| We have weaponry that nobody has any idea what it is, and it is the most powerful weapons in the world that we have. | ||
| More powerful than anybody even, not even close. | ||
| So nobody's gonna do that, but I think that if that's what you're referring to, maybe it's not. | ||
| So we are tomorrow's news today, I've been telling you this for decades, some of our other expert guests, and now we're here. | ||
| And so I don't expect, I'm making a prediction right now unless they're able to kill Trump. | ||
| That we're going to see now rapid, but incremental, but it's going to incrementally be rolled out very, very quickly. | ||
| And I think we're about to see some spectacular demonstrations of some of this. | ||
| Daniel, what are you thinking? | ||
| What are you hearing? | ||
| Well, it's interesting you mentioned the assassination part, and I don't want to be morbid about it either, but I will tell you that I think the entire structure... | ||
| Moves into position, of course, they tried to assassinate President Trump not once, but twice during the election and probably God knows how many other times that we don't know about. | ||
| And the reason for that is very specific, which is the same group that, remember, operates with an assassination protocol and on a high and a low basis. | ||
| So if they have somebody who's a good astronomer, journalist, whatever it happens to be, and they're getting close into that UFO file, they're gonna do the same type of executive action activity. | ||
| But if you have somebody in the very top spot who wants to share that information like JFK did, try to share the UFO file with the Russians, well, that was a big problem. | ||
| And they knew that they needed a whole apparatus in order to remove him. | ||
| In the case of Trump, they have a specifically big problem because he's someone who's on the same level with them. | ||
| So I think the assassination, Brett, that the security around the president should be particularly high when he's revealing these. | ||
| Absolutely. Stay there. | ||
| Let's come back and talk about this and play some other key clips. | ||
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| All right, Trump is moving so fast. | ||
| Remember, he ordered U.S. troops 10,000 of them out in Syria. | ||
| His first administration, they kept it secret from two years from him that they lied to him. | ||
| That's why he wants Milley court-martialed. | ||
| They've got that commission being set up, not just calling China and saying he was the commander-in-chief, which he bragged about. | ||
| Head of IRS being ousted amid Treasury power struggle with Elon Musk. | ||
| That's the New York Times spin. | ||
| No, Trump's going out to the Federal Reserve, and its errand boy is the private... | ||
| The private Federal Reserve's errand boy is the IRS. | ||
| So just more massive action there. | ||
| And I should add on Iron Dome that Israel has, and they want a Golden Dome over the whole world, that Elon did not want Starlink used for weapons and famously turned them off when Ukraine was using them in the Black Sea to sink Russian ships. | ||
| And now Elon came out. | ||
| And said it's fake news. | ||
| I mean, obviously he dominates satellites and dominates space now. | ||
| But he said that's not what we want, and we have not put a bid in for the Golden Dome. | ||
| SpaceX, reading from Elon, has not tried to bid for any contract in this regard. | ||
| He wrote on X, our strong preference would be to stay focused on taking humanity to Mars. | ||
| If the president asks for us to help in that regard, we will do so. | ||
| But I hope that other companies, not SpaceX, can do this. | ||
| He's smart. | ||
| He doesn't want... | ||
| A Type 1 civilization is getting out of war and using technology for expansion and life and knowledge and peace. | ||
| And so, you can argue, well, this will be a defense shield for that. | ||
| But Star Wars is really a weapon system. | ||
| So, I got caught by that. | ||
| And I know corporate media lies, but still, it makes sense it would be SpaceX, it would be Starlink, and I know it does a lot of pinning on work, and I'm sure there are people involved that are pitching that as well, | ||
| but here you see Elon saying, nope, I'm not putting in for it, and I hope somebody else does this. | ||
| So what he's saying to Trump is, don't ask me to do this. | ||
| Well, the problem is, SpaceX is so far ahead of everybody else now, because of deliberate sabotage, that who else would do it? | ||
| Daniel, any other points on that that I want to go more big picture on this? | ||
| And then we've also, remember you mentioned this, we pulled it up. | ||
| Here's Trump at 2020. | ||
| Trump talks of secret new weapon fits a pattern of puzzles. | ||
| I have built a nuclear weapon. | ||
| I have built a weapon system that nobody's ever, I'm told by my sources that that is a system where they're able to detonate a weapon one place and then transfer with quantum entanglement the blast somewhere else. | ||
| And that's from pretty good sources. | ||
| There's a lot of other systems that we know are out there, theoretically certainly, that were then funded. | ||
| There's so many angles to this. | ||
| Where do you want to go next? | ||
| Well, you're hitting right at the heart of the problem, which is one of the things that you mentioned there. | ||
| If we go back and just look at your own coverage of 9 /11, for example, I remember watching a program that you did a number of years ago referring to states platforms being involved because there was a wave of research in relation to this because what took place during the 9 /11 event was too far advanced for the type of technology that we're aware of. | ||
| So when you see demonstrations from this deeper structure that comes into the public structure amidst this deep event and then withdraws and we're left puzzling all that together and all these commissions are like, well, I don't know what it was and I don't know what COG is either because we're not allowed to investigate. | ||
| Then you realize there's something different operating. | ||
| And then the corporate media takes real research into that and the fact that they have these different rays that can disintegrate matter and obviously some of this is going on. | ||
| And then all the melted cars, and then it turns into Jewish space lasers. | ||
| We didn't say that. | ||
| We just- Right. | ||
| They just turn it into, lizard people. | ||
| They just turn it into a joke. | ||
| Yeah. Well, this is very interesting because one of the rules in general that I adopt with dark journalism is this, that you have the official story, and that's always covering for the institutions. | ||
| Then you have the secondary story, which is usually put forward by researchers, professors, journalists. | ||
| And they get to the heart of a lot of these things. | ||
| But when that starts to boil, there's a third force, and that's junk conspiracy. | ||
| And we are awash in junk conspiracy when it comes to a number of things in relation to 9-11, the JFK assassination. | ||
| Now they're trying to pull that into a state actor thing when all the records that have come out have pointed directly at the Central Intelligence Agency. | ||
| That's a 60-year-old crime, and we still don't have the right answers on it. | ||
| And the right questions always would be, Who was very deeply involved in the space program. | ||
| JFK was the pinnacle of the space program in that period. | ||
| And President Kennedy wanted to share that and go on a joint moon mission with the Russians at the time. | ||
| That is the nature of the problem because he wanted to share that information. | ||
| Now, it's quite fascinating because in that comment that came up, he made a very interesting comment, which he started to talk about the X-15. | ||
| Well, the X-15 was developed by Walter Dornberger. | ||
| And you said that a month ago before he gave a speech a few days ago, saying it was just chase UFOs. | ||
| And you literally, it's like that two-minute clip, each five seconds, it's a whole coded message. | ||
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It is. | |
| It is. | ||
| And it's right on the money. | ||
| We did it right on this program. | ||
| And you and I were talking about the X-15 and Dornberger. | ||
| Well, Dornberger had access then to the X technology. | ||
| Can you imagine how far ahead they are now with this? | ||
| The X-15 was still the fastest space plane up until a few months ago. | ||
| And that thing was developed in 1960. | ||
| And it was developed specifically for the purpose of chasing UFOs for study and for capture. | ||
| So they've been on the money with this for a long time. | ||
| Here's what's interesting to me when we look at it. | ||
| The problem is, when you go back into that historical record, where's the thread directly from this very hidden group into what we're looking at now? | ||
| That gets right into the heart of the false UFO threat that they've been pushing. | ||
| Through these counterintelligence agencies, the CIA people who come out and say I'm a whistleblower and all the rest of it. | ||
| That's what they're trying to do because they've been covering up the UFO file. | ||
| They have been covering that up for eight decades or more. | ||
| Now they're ready to roll out their version of the story and they need a story that goes with it. | ||
| And you're gonna have heroic CIA people fighting these devils from space. | ||
| I mean, that's about as farcical as you can get. | ||
| The truth is, there's been a group there that's been developing in the background a very exotic technology that does mess with time and space. | ||
| Trump and his science director are absolutely correct in that regard. | ||
| That's exactly what it does. | ||
| As a matter of fact, some of the people that they've sent in to interact with various craft retrievals and things that they've hit on are astronauts who said that when they were working on the stuff, they would see things like They're relatives who had passed on. | ||
| What kind of technology is that? | ||
| So you're in a totally different kind of Twilight Zone version of that world, and yet it's real. | ||
| And this is why we get to the heart. | ||
| If you go through that history, people like Forrest, all the Secretary of Defense getting thrown out a window at Bethesda because they were so compelled emotionally by the experience that they had. | ||
| They wanted to share that information, have the culture move forward with it. | ||
| That whole thing was blocked down hardcore. | ||
| We'd just gotten out of World War II, and they wanted secrecy to be the rule of the day. | ||
| By the time you get to Kennedy, he's up there thinking, I'm building things into freedom. | ||
| I am creating a whole new paradigm. | ||
| And then when he's removed, there's a gigantic hush around that. | ||
| We go to the moon, we follow up on all that, and then there's a couple more missions, and they cut it out completely. | ||
| Even though, according to Gordon Cooper, who's one of the most celebrated astronauts, they had a mission to go to Mars, and he was asked by Wernher von Braun. | ||
| Take us to Mars to command that program. | ||
| One day, someone tapped him on the shoulder and said, don't mention this ever again. | ||
| In my opinion, they went to Mars. | ||
| They already have landed on Mars. | ||
| Now, here's an interesting thing. | ||
| 50 to 60 years is about the wave of things that we find out about that already took place. | ||
| And I have good examples for this. | ||
| For example, the NRO is this incredible secret satellite observation station committee and this group. | ||
| Inside the government that was inaugurated in 1961, and yet the public didn't find out until 32 years later. | ||
| So the National Reconnaissance Office wasn't even known. | ||
| Well, what offices are active right now in relation to a secret space infrastructure that we don't know anything about? | ||
| This is the nature of the problem, and this is why, in a sense, the society has developed a kind of schizophrenia because the person on the public level does not. | ||
| Get the same information as the people on that deep level. | ||
| And I think a little bit of that has always been true, but now it's so overbalanced because of the explosion of the technology. | ||
| They've reached a point with the exotic technology that it's absolutely life-changing. | ||
| It changes the power structure on Earth, and it changes our understanding of humanity's role in the cosmos. | ||
| That's a huge change, and they want to make sure as these changes kick in that they still sit on the top of that pyramid. | ||
| This is the nature of the problem, and that is the nature of what we refer to as the deep state. | ||
| Well, a very small corner in that deep state is this breakaway X-Protect group, and they have the most impact. | ||
| Talking about being able to manipulate time and space and the theoretical things we know they've been secretly funding, and we know what the Germans were already able to do. | ||
| Let's get into specifically what they're talking about here. | ||
| Because I have my sources and there's a whole range of things. | ||
| We have Secretary of Defense Cohen back in 97 admitting they have tectonic weapons. | ||
| We have the neutrino weapon system down in Antarctica. | ||
| What is the spectrum of things that from good sources they've got? | ||
| I mean, what is Trump talking about? | ||
| Excellent question. | ||
| Well, it's interesting you mentioned that neutrino station there in Antarctica, and there's no question that there's very good sources and whistleblowers in relation to earthquakes that took place in that area, including Christchurch, New Zealand, based on that technology. | ||
| Now, it's interesting to me because, of course, Tesla himself in 1903 demonstrated an earthquake-making machine while they've gone to just superhuman levels in relation to this. | ||
| One of the things I'll mention here is that when you look through that history about people who've tried to determine exactly the nature of time and space, you go directly into T.T. Brown. | ||
| And T.T. Brown had developed something, according to his daughter, who I spoke to, and this is on the record now. | ||
| She has put it out there that he developed something called the acoustic fan. | ||
| And the acoustic fan is something that when you would stand in front of it, you would see every point in time behind you. | ||
| In your life and everything that you would do in the future just by standing in front of it. | ||
| I mean, that's pretty advanced technology. | ||
| This thing was demonstrated in the basement at the Rand Corporation, the largest defense contractor, one of the largest at the time. | ||
| And Curtis LeMay was there and others were there. | ||
| And immediately afterwards, Brown went to his daughter and said, you know what? | ||
| You're going to Europe, honey. | ||
| Have a nice trip and don't ever think about the demonstration. | ||
| Don't think about the acoustic fan. | ||
| Just forget it. | ||
| And so that was left on the table there. | ||
| But he'd been working on that program for 10 years. | ||
| When you go through, there's street legends about these various projects, where it happens to be the Philadelphia Experiment, Blue Beam, whatever it happens to be. | ||
| There's an echo in relation to this. | ||
| And it seems to go directly into anti-gravity, the UFO file, and something about particle beam weapons. | ||
| And if you look, all three of those things is what John Trump Well, that's what my sources, multiple ones in the Pentagon that they've seen demonstrated is that they can fire these high-powered particle beams and then basically open a time-dimensional gate and then have it hit a target on another side of the planet or out in space wherever they want now with the targeting and that they're also able to | ||
| intensify the power of these beams and pick up other | ||
| of particles that are not generally associated with the third dimension and massively increase the destructive power. | ||
| So basically a low-powered beam of a certain type goes through this and then comes out much stronger, just incredible stuff. | ||
| Well, that is absolutely right on. | ||
| And here's what's interesting, too. | ||
| When you're hearing those things. | ||
| Because a lot of this information is coming directly out of CERN. | ||
| And I would say again, what's interesting is we are still on a clip about 20 to 30 to maybe 40 years behind what they're actually discovering. | ||
| And we all know with CERN and the Hadron Collider, they got into trouble because scientists were suing them because literally they were creating what? | ||
| Strangelets, little black holes. | ||
| What do black holes do? | ||
| They suck up everything. | ||
| And that's why they had a bunch of explosions. | ||
| Exactly. And we've also seen a lot of very verifiable stories, including film clips, of all these occult rituals taking place at CERN. | ||
| So we're looking at something that we don't quite understand. | ||
| But those people, if you go deep into it, I spoke to someone who was working with someone who had developed a tarot card. | ||
| Set up for CERN. | ||
| I have all those wonderful tarot cards. | ||
| It's from Suzanne Trister. | ||
| She made this incredible deck. | ||
| And all of the cards show Tesla, death, UFOs. | ||
| That's what's going on inside of CERN. | ||
| This is what their belief is. | ||
| And they've put it out in this very, very occult fashion. | ||
| They also worship the particle collider because they feel it's an interface between here and another dimension. | ||
| And in fact, now it's finally admitted that, well, They said originally they were setting it up to find the Higgs boson. | ||
| This is the god particle, as it were. | ||
| And Hollywood tells you what they're doing with movies like Event Horizon. | ||
| Yes, absolutely. | ||
| And the movies aspect of it have been coming at us for a long time. | ||
| I think they lay out so much in these movies and also the books. | ||
| In fact, when I was referring to this space, Pearl Harbor in space. | ||
| If you look, there's a book out there called Ghost Fleet, and this is actually the movie. | ||
| Let me do this. | ||
| I'm going to throw something at you, and if you can't do it, 100% understand. | ||
| Yes. Because I've got another guest coming up, but this is too important. | ||
| Also, I like where you go because I watch the shows you do other interviews. | ||
| If you can't do it, I totally understand. | ||
| You can take a break for an hour, and you can come back and host the fourth hour. | ||
| Oh, absolutely. | ||
| Yes, yes, absolutely. | ||
| It'd be great. | ||
| Perfect. Then let's stop here. | ||
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I'd love to, yeah. | |
| Let's stop here, and then you go wherever you want. | ||
| You can tell the crew what you want. | ||
| You're going to host the fourth hour in 70 minutes, okay? | ||
| Fantastic. All right, thank you so much. | ||
| Sounds great. | ||
| It's great to see you. | ||
| Absolutely. We have Dr. Asim Malhortha coming in here. | ||
| He's a big, on-record advisor to Robert Kennedy Jr. | ||
| He's been tapped ahead of an agency, and that fight's going on right now. | ||
| He's here in Austin. | ||
| He's got big news. | ||
| On the health front revolution, all part of what we're seeing happening, coming up. | ||
| And there's so much more here. | ||
| I want to talk about some war news first, though, before we have him on. | ||
| And then for the first five, or a little bit in the next hour, after that, I want to introduce our journalist who will be taking over in the fourth hour. | ||
| He'll at least do 55 minutes of the show. | ||
| Then, this is too important, and he knows way more than I do. | ||
| I need to just let him do the show. | ||
| That just hit me, and I'm glad he can do it. | ||
| Because this is too important. | ||
| I'm like, well, I want this next guest on, but this is important, so we can just have our cake and eat it too now. | ||
| And I hope everybody... | ||
| Yeah, he is on it too. | ||
| So Daniel List will be hosting the fourth hour in 15... | ||
| No, no. | ||
| 68 minutes from now. | ||
| Um. Um. | ||
| Ah. Thank you. | ||
| This is just miraculous what's going on. | ||
| I want to hit the Ukraine war news, and I want to tie that into Trump has rejected Israel attack plan on Iran. | ||
| Now the hawks are fuming. | ||
| And why even call them hawks? | ||
| How about megalomaniacal, warmongering demons that want to blow the planet up? | ||
| Again, all these terms we use are not right, okay? | ||
| Somebody watching the border and trying to defend our sovereignty, those are border hawks. | ||
| Somebody that believes in a strong defense for peace, peace through strength, that's a hawk. | ||
| I'm a hawk. | ||
| Somebody that wants to go around and overthrow governments and start wars is a demon. | ||
| And so, words mean things. | ||
| So I'm going to get to that in a moment. | ||
| But before we do that, listeners, We have millions and millions and millions of people that tune in on talk radio and over the internet every day. | ||
| Some days 60, 70, 80 million, most days 30, 40 million people actually tune into the show one way or another. | ||
| And I love you and I appreciate you. | ||
| I just want to remind you the power you have when you share the articles, when you share the videos, when you share the reports, when you take clips out of the show, when you re-upload them, not just on X, but everywhere. | ||
| This is an info war. | ||
| And because of the magnitude of the massive news, I've... | ||
| Not spent a lot of time on the attacks on us and what's going on and how we've barely survived over and over again. | ||
| Thanks for your support. | ||
| We could be shut down by May 2nd. | ||
| The Democrat Party, through their law firms in Connecticut, have come into the state court because it's getting kicked out of federal court and say they're coming in May to close the doors. | ||
| We're going to do some things in court and try to hold that off, obviously, but I don't know. | ||
| Regardless, If they do that, InfoWars.com goes away. | ||
| InfoWars.com goes away. | ||
| It's going to be shut down. | ||
| It's a state coming in. | ||
| It's not a bankruptcy. | ||
| It's not being handed over. | ||
| We'll just turn it off. | ||
| And that's fine. | ||
| I just don't give up. | ||
| We have the Alex's Network. | ||
| We have systems. | ||
| We have backers and stuff ready to come in. | ||
| But at the end of the day, this is the hill I'm dying on until they shut it down. | ||
| Because I pledge to do that, and it's important, and then they're going to try to... | ||
| Take my name and stuff and a bunch of stuff that's unconstitutional and harass us. | ||
| That's fine. | ||
| I'm going to keep fighting. | ||
| I love it. | ||
| I expect to be under attack because I expect to be on their ass. | ||
| I'm on the attack. | ||
| So I'm in a war. | ||
| I'm a warrior. | ||
| I'm not whining. | ||
| I'm simply reporting to you that my strength is magnified millions of times by you. | ||
| All right? | ||
| My crew's strength. | ||
| You are the crew. | ||
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| So just let that... | ||
| Singing to your brain. | ||
| Now, a lot of you share the articles on your text message or email. | ||
| A lot of you share the live link at Alex Jones with the stuff going to be covered next hour and after that. | ||
| So important. | ||
| You want to understand the secret technologies that Trump's talking about? | ||
| You're getting the exclusive here from Daniel List, who literally was on a month ago and literally just gave the speech that you just saw Trump's chief scientist give. | ||
| I mean, everything he covered is what we are already specifically telling you it is and predicting that Trump was going to bring it out soon. | ||
| I mean, this is powerful stuff, okay? | ||
| And because we really do research, we really have sources, we really want to know the truth. | ||
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| This is revolutionary stuff. | ||
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| This Methylene Blue, Dr. Kirk Kelly was in here. | ||
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| I want to air that next segment before the guest comes in. | ||
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| I'm sure he did, but there's an eight-minute where it happens live on air, but I want to just play the four-minute boil down. | ||
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| I don't really feel it, but I'm overall healthy. | ||
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| I felt a little bit of energy with no letdown. | ||
| And it's because people are not selling USP grade. | ||
| That's pharmaceutical grade. | ||
| We buy it from folks that make it from the pharmaceutical, you know, scientists and doctors that use it in surgeries and stuff. | ||
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| I mean, why not just bring people the best? | ||
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| When you actually sell gold at a reasonable price. | ||
| Well, it's the same thing. | ||
| I guess nobody wants to sell you real USP. | ||
| I guess nobody wants... | ||
| We're having some of it tested. | ||
| It looks like some of it is USP, but it's watered down. | ||
| Why don't you just give people the good thing? | ||
| In fact, I was asking the factory just the other day, I said, how much money do they save watering this down? | ||
| And they go, not even that much. | ||
| Why would you do that? | ||
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| I've taken methylene blue off and on for six years since my medical doctor told me to get USP. | ||
| That means pharmaceutical grade. | ||
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| And that's exactly what I thought. | ||
| They're saying it's USP. | ||
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| I told the guys, go out and find the best. | ||
| And they went and did their research, and I kind of got pissed because it took them... | ||
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Yo, I just got the Ultra Methylene Blue from TheAlexGymStore.com. | |
| Got two bottles here. | ||
| I'm going to try it out. | ||
| Shake it up a little bit. | ||
| Just got back from work and I'm feeling tired. | ||
| But I'm going to try it out. | ||
| See what happens. | ||
| Old-fashioned artillery. | ||
| Genius. I'm gonna do 15 drops. | ||
| It says 20 drops, but I'm gonna do 15. So I took my methylene blue, and I feel good. | ||
| My skin feels warm. | ||
| It feels like my blood's flowing better, or something's happening anyway. | ||
| Something's definitely happening to me, and it feels good. | ||
| God Almighty! | ||
| All right, folks. | ||
| I have been all over the map today because I just got overwhelmed by the news. | ||
| And I'm going to have Daniel List actually host right now when we come back because I want to get the deep dive on quantum entanglement on the White House chief scientist saying they have the power to control time and space. | ||
| And that goes into everything Daniel's been saying. | ||
| We also have the clip we haven't played of retired lieutenant general. | ||
| Talking about this. | ||
| So that's coming up as well. | ||
| But first, I told you about methylene blue. | ||
| Here's what it did to Kirk Elliott. | ||
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| Bill Gates. | ||
| Klaus Schwab. | ||
| King Charles. | ||
| New World Order. | ||
| All you scumbag globalists. | ||
| Not just America. | ||
| The world is awakening. | ||
| And you're going down. | ||
| By the way, I just asked Dr. Kirk Elliott if he's ever taken methylene blue. | ||
| And he said, yeah, his doctor told him he should take it. | ||
| And that he takes a lot of supplements and feels great, but he didn't really feel it specifically when he took it. | ||
| Well, that's what happened with me with previous methylene blue. | ||
| A few times I felt a little bit of energy, but not with ours. | ||
| So it usually hits people in about 25 to 30 minutes. | ||
| So if it hits him by the end of the show, we'll let you know. | ||
| Our next medical grade, thealexshownstore.com. | ||
| And ten times the effect of anything I ever had before. | ||
| Doc, chug that down. | ||
| I'll shoot a video. | ||
| If he doesn't feel it, we'll put it on air tomorrow. | ||
| If he does feel it, we'll tell you. | ||
| I felt methylene blue hit me in 15 minutes. | ||
| I mean, after about an hour and a half, it stopped peaking, and I was just like, and I was kind of getting scared. | ||
| It was just like, zzzz, and like electricity. | ||
| But you just took it, and you've taken it your doctor gave me before and didn't feel anything. | ||
| You just said that. | ||
| You just took it, and like five, six minutes in, we're playing that clip. | ||
| I said, are you feeling it yet? | ||
| And repeat what you just said, because this is what people that have the big effects say. | ||
| So, my fingers are tingly, right? | ||
| Five minutes into it. | ||
| And it's almost like the air that I'm breathing feels lighter. | ||
| It feels cleaner. | ||
| I feel more vibrant. | ||
| It's like a crisp wind. | ||
| Yeah, it's just, I feel lighter. | ||
| It's really interesting. | ||
| I almost feel smarter. | ||
| It's increasing. | ||
| I mean, literally, what you just described, like walking in a mountain meadow, fresh flowers, the nice, crisp air, the wind. | ||
| That's what it feels like, and it keeps getting more and more and more. | ||
| It's a very focused, pleasant feeling. | ||
| So it's been a few minutes now that we're about... | ||
| 35 minutes into you taking it, what you're feeling. | ||
| So my toes, my fingers, it feels like my blood is just rushing through my body really fast, right? | ||
| It's like this tidal wave, and it makes me feel focused. | ||
| It makes me feel alert. | ||
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| You know, I was sitting here looking at all this news, and I had dark journalist Daniel List, one of the leading experts on all these secret technologies that Trump's been rolling out and talking about. | ||
| And I just realized this is so important. | ||
| We need to keep going. | ||
| And so he's going to host right now that I'm going to be back with our other big medical expert, top advisor to RFK Jr. about the real fight inside the Trump administration on the poison vaccines and the whole make America healthy again things. | ||
| A lot of good things happening, some bad things happening. | ||
| That's going to be in the fourth hour. | ||
| But I really wanted to just give him the floor to get into this and flesh this out and make more of his predictions that are all coming true. | ||
| I mean, we're on the verge of something so big. | ||
| What's already happening is amazing on so many fronts, but you can just see where the moves are going. | ||
| We predicted, Daniel and I months ago, that we're going to see big moves by Trump as he begins to get everybody ready for this disclosure. | ||
| And the bad guys have been fighting to stop this from happening. | ||
| It's simply amazing. | ||
| But then I also wanted to get to this last hour, but we didn't. | ||
| So I'm going to play this, and then he'll come back and take over and respond to this and go wherever he wants. | ||
| But here's retired Lieutenant General Stephen Quast five years ago talking about technology that's on the drawing boards that they have that'll do incredible things very similar to what Trump's chief scientist just said days ago about controlling time and space. | ||
| And Trump speaks to it as incredible. | ||
| Powerful weapons systems. | ||
| But his chief scientist said, but what about the civilian uses for society and technology and innovation and empowerment? | ||
| It's just almost unlimited. | ||
| And think about where we are from 100 years ago. | ||
| What they've suppressed, I would have described the changes you've seen in 100 years. | ||
| If you had a dead record, maybe 1,000 years. | ||
| I mean, just imagine how fast technology you think's already moved when you learn it's really been suppressed and all the stuff they call disruptive to their monopoly of power that would empower us. | ||
| And free us. | ||
| These are feudalists. | ||
| These are globalists that use feudalism as their system. | ||
| Well, imagine what a modern feudalism would look like. | ||
| You think you're progressing, but really all the real infrastructure is being turned off, and everything you are given technological is given to poison. | ||
| You control, you track, you dumb you down. | ||
| And here's Trump's chief scientist saying no. | ||
| And remember, Obama's and others were, John P. Holder and others, these big globalists that said our main mission is depopulation and deindustrialization. | ||
| That's agenda 2030. | ||
| The UN treaty, the post-industrial world, imagine now we're hearing the exact opposite, a totally new direction, a new renaissance. | ||
| Here's the clip of the Lieutenant General, retired, and then Daniel, let's take it over to our journalist. | ||
| Here it is. | ||
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Energy, the seed corn of all development, all growth, all survival, energy. | |
| So energy, transportation, information, and manufacturing, these are the things that change humanity, that will change world power. | ||
| And they are descending upon us in ways that are very unique. | ||
| The technology is on the engineering benches today, but most Americans and most in Congress have not had time to really look deeply at what's going on here. | ||
| But I've had the benefit of 33 years of studying and becoming friends with these engineers and these scientists. | ||
| This technology can be built today with technology that is not developmental. | ||
| To deliver any human being from any place on planet Earth to any other place in less than an hour. | ||
| To deliver Wi-Fi from space where you never need a cell tower to connect. | ||
| To deliver energy from space where you never have to plug your phone in and it trickle charges and you can use that energy over time. | ||
| It can be applied to cars, to houses. | ||
| The technology of Edison and Tesla that we live with in our energy environment, our paradigm today. | ||
| It's expensive, it's dangerous, and it's wasteful. | ||
| Plug it into the wall. | ||
| But yet that's what we all do because we are used to paradigms. | ||
| The power of space will change world power forever. | ||
| And it doesn't have to be a big country to do it. | ||
| It can be a small island country. | ||
| Let's say New Zealand. | ||
| Because the technology, if optimized, can change world power. | ||
| And there's nothing you can do if you don't have that power, the nature of power. | ||
| You either have it, and your values rule, or you do not have it, and you must submit. | ||
| We see that play out again and again in history, and it's playing out now. | ||
| But we get trapped. | ||
| It's all yours, Daniel. | ||
| Wow, what a wild, if you really get into what he's saying there, absolutely incredible. | ||
| And of course, this idea that you can deliver anything on any other part of the world within an hour is also alluding to this incredibly advanced technology. | ||
| The main issue that's going on here is that we're not really looking at the space part. | ||
| The space thing is what they kind of are alluding to and leaving out. | ||
| But something's been going on in space for 50 years while they've been doing this. | ||
| That's the nature of the issue that we're looking at. | ||
| And I'm going to read you. | ||
| A very interesting quote from Donald Rumsfeld to kind of kick off this segment. | ||
| It's very nice to be hosting for Alex. | ||
| It's interesting because Alex I consider an architect of the independent media and bringing in these deeper issues really leading the way on this. | ||
| So here's the quote. | ||
| If the US is to avoid a space Pearl Harbor, it needs to take seriously the possibility of an attack on US space system. | ||
| That's Donald Rumsfeld in 2001, January 11th, though, before W was sworn in or he was taken on as defense secretary. | ||
| He was deep, deep in the space protocol. | ||
| And it's very important to see because we very often don't see who the exact deep state players are. | ||
| With Rumsfeld and Cheney, you get that window. | ||
| And now with people starting to reinvestigate 9-11 again and really looking deep into what took place there. | ||
| The space aspect again comes into play because there was a number of opportunities for looking at space platforms and weapons launched from space platforms. | ||
| Here's the interesting thing when it comes to some of the deep events that we've had in our history, that Russia has been right there with their satellites and with their information on the UFO file and with their own development of kinetic energy weapons and others. | ||
| And what we're looking at with the deeper developments is that they know very much what we know. | ||
| And this is the nature of the problem and why you had four years wasted in this boondoggle for the defense contractors in Ukraine. | ||
| Because smashing Russia is an absolute imperative on behalf of the deep state. | ||
| Because one of the things that they're concerned with, and of course Russia's no angel, but let's face it, it's better to coexist with Russia as it is and have them as some kind of a partner, some kind of a trading ally. | ||
| And what's been going on, though, in relation to Russia is their own development around the UFO file. | ||
| They know so many of the things from their own investigations. | ||
| They had their satellites during 9-11. | ||
| They know the things that took place and the weapons that were used. | ||
| They know everything about what took place when we went into space, the missions that happened, the way that they happened. | ||
| Maybe not the way that they've been portrayed in history, like the moon landing exactly. | ||
| Although we certainly went out there and far, far beyond. | ||
| When dealing with the Russians, we're in this back and forth where the Russians have that information. | ||
| We don't know exactly how much, and we have that information, that leading edge. | ||
| So this dance has been going on in relation to the UFO file, to advanced exotic technology and the experiments that have taken place in relation to this. | ||
| And of course, whenever you're getting around exotic technology, you're getting directly into weapons use. | ||
| Unfortunately, the thing is- Of course, the same thing that can move that culture forward and get you off of these archaic fossil fuel systems is the same thing that in the hands of the wrong person can vaporize an entire nation. | ||
| So we've been looking at this really hard, deep in the middle of this battle. | ||
| And what you see very often that takes place on an executive level is Trump. | ||
| For example, with Putin, there's an incredible wall of resistance trying to keep these people apart. | ||
| Focused on before, JFK and Khrushchev had this very same problem with JFK saying, get the CIA out of here, get the State Department out of here. | ||
| I wanna deal directly with Khrushchev and just a translator. | ||
| And in the case of Gorbachev and Reagan, the same thing. | ||
| When those people get together, what is it that they talk about that the deep state doesn't want them to get into? | ||
| That's the UFO file. | ||
| And that's the nature of this level of energy. | ||
| And these groups inside don't want them sharing what the other one knows. | ||
| And so you have both sides, in fact. | ||
| You have these kind of hawks and doves on both sides who are trying to run this game. | ||
| But what you're looking at in relation to the UFO aspect is quite interesting because when you get into the idea of SDI, you might remember, if you go back and check the record, that SDI Star Wars was originally set up as something that we could share. | ||
| With the other powers of the world, with the other superpowers. | ||
| So the idea was, we'll develop this thing, but don't worry, we won't attack you with it. | ||
| We're gonna share the technology with you. | ||
| Well, this is very much like the shared programs that were developed under the Kennedy administration, where he was saying, what I'm going to do is I am going to share the UFO file with the Russians so that we don't have a nuclear incident related to that. | ||
| What kind of a peace offering is that? | ||
| Our highest secret in the national security state, I'm going to give it over. | ||
| Now, if you look, you're going to find that in the records release, they did a very interesting trick over at the Central Intelligence Agency. | ||
| And I've talked about the George Joannidis records being held up and not released. | ||
| It's a very good reason for that. | ||
| George Joannidis was involved not just with the Oswald Project and the JFK assassination. | ||
| He was involved and got his career intelligence medal from... | ||
| Admiral Bobby Inman, who's very involved with the UFO file. | ||
| These things go hand in hand if you watch them in history. | ||
| And if we're looking then at the announcements by Kratios, what he was doing is he was signaling there, yeah, we intentionally put the brakes on in the 1970s. | ||
| He mentions the X-15 because that's a demonstration that we had the X technology right in the heart and in the middle of all this, and we could use it at any time. | ||
| And if you look at people on the CEO front from Musk to Bezos, They suddenly got passionate about space at a certain point. | ||
| And Bezos, in particular, chose Blue Origin as his mission. | ||
| But he started identifying himself in this famous cover of him on Wired magazine with this huge X behind him. | ||
| And they started to use the symbol of the X to communicate in a hidden fashion with steganography what they were saying to the others. | ||
| And they were saying, look, we have this advanced technology. | ||
| Yes, we'll use it. | ||
| Yes, we're just as powerful as you are. | ||
| And you saw the same thing take place between nations. | ||
| So when Russia was taking on the Ukraine war and America and Biden were feigning all this outrage after they knew exactly what was gonna take place there because they were amassing troops. | ||
| And what's interesting to me is what was taking place is that they were looking at this and saying, all of a sudden, we had a UFO over. | ||
| This particular Moscow airport, we shot it down. | ||
| They were using the terms UFO themselves. | ||
| That's a raising of the stakes when you get around this. | ||
| When Trump is sitting there saying we have incredible weapons you've never heard of, it's raising the stakes. | ||
| They have this thing operational in the background. | ||
| And this is the breakaway group. | ||
| They are operating with advanced technology. | ||
| They are telling these groups, we have the ability to do this. | ||
| Now, Trump is in kind of an interesting bind with all this, because when you look at Trump, what he's saying is, I can do this, I can bring this out, and I don't need what Rumsfeld program of a space Pearl Harbor to do it. | ||
| I don't need another 9-11 to do it. | ||
| I'll just do it and tell them that we have it. | ||
| And the problem is, those people in the background that are trying to control this are saying, no, the Russians haven't shown their hand about what they have, China. | ||
| We don't know exactly what they have in relation to their space program, probably not as advanced as the Russians. | ||
| But nonetheless, they have this advanced technology. | ||
| They've been working with the exotic technology. | ||
| So if we reveal it, they know it. | ||
| It's the same thing when you get to the UFO file, regardless of where anyone thinks that they're coming from. | ||
| But I will say this, that if we've acquired off-world technology, which certainly we have, something is going on there in that battle over that issue, which A physicist who was our top physicist in that period, right on the same level with Oppenheimer, | ||
| who they made the movie about and didn't mention the UFO file, even though he was deeply involved with that. | ||
| That was Robert Sarbarker, and he's been rubbed out of history. | ||
| You can't even find a Wikipedia page on this guy, forget it. | ||
| But Sarbarker said, oh yeah, it's the top secret, in fact, inside the United States government, higher than nuclear. | ||
| Well, if you have a secret that's higher than nuclear. | ||
| Then obviously you're going to employ every kind of means. | ||
| We have this espionage sabotage means when it comes to the UFO file. | ||
| And those are the things that we don't know anything about. | ||
| There's an entire group, an entire entity handling that. | ||
| That's how you get the transparency. | ||
| And I've been a little bit cynical about the groups that they've had studying this in Congress. | ||
| Not because I think that they have any ill intention like Luna or- Burchett or any of those congresspeople, but they don't know enough about the issue. | ||
| And the problem is the people that they're bringing in are counterintelligence officials. | ||
| Those counterintelligence officials are under orders to control this process of any kind of disclosure coming out by spinning a false narrative. | ||
| These people have been prepping the narrative. | ||
| They're just rolling their people out. | ||
| And when people like me show up on the radar and say, Hey, that guy isn't counterintelligence. | ||
| He's not a whistleblower. | ||
| He still works for the government and I can prove it. | ||
| Nothing. All they can do is issue dead silence while you have a number of these podcasts and cable shows and everything else touting, CNN touts, UFO whistleblower comes forward. | ||
| He's against the government. | ||
| He's been calling out the government on all this. | ||
| This is a big problem because they still work for the government. | ||
| You can still check their payroll and they're still getting paid by the government on record. | ||
| So what kind of whistleblower would they be? | ||
| That doesn't make any sense. | ||
| So you have a false thing going on with disclosure. | ||
| When you get to exotic technology around this, it's directly related. | ||
| It's exactly the same thing. | ||
| So really, Trump is pushing the line and stepping over the line, in a sense, when he's saying, we have weapons that you don't know anything about. | ||
| And now, with his science director putting this on the record saying, we've been held up, but we're gonna bring this forward. | ||
| That group inside the deep state does not want the other powers on Earth, and also they don't want their own position revealed. | ||
| So this is a huge pushback going back between the two of them. | ||
| And you have Trump there, again, understanding. | ||
| You have to go back into Trump's history to understand him correctly. | ||
| But we have to understand who Roy Cohn is, and we have to understand that Roy Cohn was an architect of the deep state. | ||
| He was one of the main people who understand where all the bodies were buried. | ||
| When you understand that, and then you understand things about John Trump, and a lot of people, I think, incorrectly when they analyze this about Trump, they're like, oh, he was just some scientist in the program. | ||
| This is a scientist who rolled into Paris with Ike for liberation. | ||
| Okay, that's how much they thought of him. | ||
| He got the presidential scientific commendation from Reagan. | ||
| And he had three meetings now on the record about SDI Star Wars with Reagan. | ||
| And then he gets the medal, and then he dies in the 1980s. | ||
| So if you go and check the record, there's a very interesting article by a guy named Ron Rosenbaum, and he writes for Slate magazine. | ||
| But he talks about, and he's a major liberal, he's very anti-Trump. | ||
| But nonetheless, his article was interesting. | ||
| What he said was, oh yeah, I met him in 1987. | ||
| We met at the 21 Club, and I heard that Trump was having all these high-level meetings with government officials. | ||
| At secret locations at the White House. | ||
| And at the time, Trump had nothing to do with anything like that. | ||
| Actually, Trump was that Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous guy. | ||
| He'd really cracked the code, Trump Tower and everything else, and he was opening casinos. | ||
| So this guy pulls him aside and says, I want an interview with you. | ||
| I want to get into the whole thing. | ||
| And during that interview, he hits him with this. | ||
| I hear you've been at the White House. | ||
| And he said, oh yeah, I'm talking to the highest people. | ||
| Relating to emergency preparedness. | ||
| The highest people in that emergency preparedness relate directly to the continuity of government group. | ||
| And I've described continuity of government before, and I want to say a lot of that draws on the research, really, of Professor Peter Dale Scott. | ||
| And Peter Dale Scott there, you know, the Berkeley professor, studied this stuff for five years, and he said, you know, the most secret organization we have is continuity of government. | ||
| Well, that made me want to take a good look at... | ||
| Exactly who they were, and you can't find very much about them. | ||
| And yet, the minute there is a sky emergency, like the tryout we had with the drones and everything else that was taking place last December, the minute there's an emergency, they can create this emergency power situation. | ||
| Forget about the COVID op. | ||
| This thing would make the COVID op look like a walk in the park. | ||
| And they're able to seize so many powers in relation to that because we have an entity called Northcom. | ||
| All of this comes out of the 9-11 emergency powers. | ||
| And every year, every president signs on to that trillion-dollar budget, including Trump, including Biden, Stafford Biden, including Obama, all of them, of course. | ||
| They all signed on to the emergency. | ||
| We're still under that emergency. | ||
| The emergency has never been lifted. | ||
| There's an interesting history there with it as well, where President Nixon in 1970 went deep. | ||
| And he was trying to figure out the emergency powers that were going on in relation to Korea. | ||
| And he figured out we're still under emergency powers from the Korean War. | ||
| So emergency powers give people who don't have the ability to govern the ability to take over. | ||
| And that's what we're looking at with the continuity of government NORTHCOM people. | ||
| So that group, NORTHCOM, didn't even exist. | ||
| We had things like CENTCOM to control areas of Europe and things like that. | ||
| Didn't have NORTHCOM. | ||
| That's a military group designed to control the United States. | ||
| And before we used to have the police running us, that's federal takeover. | ||
| And it's all because of the 9 /11 situation. | ||
| With 9 /11 coming back, with the Congress people coming forward, and the Tucker Carlson interviews, and all the research that Alex has done over these years coming back. | ||
| To the fore, what we can't miss in the middle of it is not just the thing that was accomplished through that deep event, but the technology that was involved. | ||
| That's the thing that's gonna get us into that next area of investigation. | ||
| And when you see the type of technology that they've had that's not public, then you can see when they use it, they talk about it in relation to 9 /11, the pulverization and things like that and things being vaporized. | ||
| There's a whole different type of technology going on in relation to this. | ||
| We get hints of it through geoengineering. | ||
| We get hints of it through other places. | ||
| There's a fantastic researcher I've interviewed who's done the best geoengineering books, and her name's Alana Freeland. | ||
| One of the things that she did is she deduced after studying this for so long that they're making everyone into a walking tower. | ||
| And this really makes sense because the original idea of these groups was to control things on the ground. | ||
| From above. | ||
| And of course, we've had the fantastic guest on our program, Nick Bagich, describing these things. | ||
| And he's been on this show so many times with Alex. | ||
| And I don't even think he talks about HAARP anymore. | ||
| But that technology and that issue around this was so important to bring to the public. | ||
| And again, this is a Tesla technology. | ||
| And he was finding when they were talking about it, measuring the ionosphere and all this other stuff. | ||
| That there was an aspect involved with HAARP that had to do with managing emotions and managing, it was kind of a brainwashing technology coming directly out of the ionosphere. | ||
| Now, that type of technology and the type of technology that we're talking about that ran HAARP and all those things goes directly back to the same work that people like Trump and Vandiver Bush and others were working. | ||
| In the 30s and 40s. | ||
| How much of a clip of a timeline are we looking at here? | ||
| So we're going to get a real accurate snapshot of that period in the past. | ||
| We're going to have to look at Vannevar Bush, his control of the UFO file, his passing it along to various people, including John Trump, who was his protege. | ||
| And that aspect of investigating the Tesla technology that was involved. | ||
| I've done a number of shows on something called the Melchizedek device, which was The thing that they were actually looking for in the heart of Tesla's research. | ||
| And when you look at this, it's quite fascinating because that whole thing that Tesla had envisioned, in fact, the death ray and all this type of thing, is supposedly what they sent Trump in there to look for. | ||
| But it's quite interesting because if you really check the record, and I've got this 11 hours of John Trump before he died. | ||
| Talking in various ways about all the work that he did, he describes in detail what they asked him to find. | ||
| And it was a device that could take flying objects down at a distance. | ||
| In the next segment, I'm going to tell you all about if this thing worked and what happened. | ||
| And is that how we got the UFO retrievals in the first place? | ||
| And this is really the nature of the question. | ||
| That's what we need to answer and get further and further into that and less and less into the divisions. | ||
| So that's where we're going with it. | ||
| And I would also say there's no way around dealing with the UFO file in relation to all this. | ||
| So keep that in mind. | ||
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| Wow, fantastic. | ||
| And we have gone deep, deep, deep today. | ||
| I knew when Alex was getting into these very deep kind of breakaway technologies that this was going to be something special that we're putting across today. | ||
| But you can feel it in the nature of the information and the intel involved here. | ||
| And what I like to say is there's a way also that's been handed out. | ||
| We talk about it through movies and through books and things, and the kind of predictive programming. | ||
| That's involved with all this. | ||
| And there's a reason for that. | ||
| There's a perceptual management reason in one sense. | ||
| But there's also a deeper reason in terms of how they get these things across and how they see people react to them. | ||
| Because that kind of data mining is at the heart of so much of what we're talking about here in relation to the public's response to this. | ||
| I remember, of course, looking into the Brookings Institute and their 1963 study. | ||
| This is something that's very interesting. | ||
| You can pull out of the vault and check out. | ||
| But they were studying the impact of what ET Life would, the knowledge of ET Life would have on the regular public. | ||
| This is quite interesting because when you look at it, one of the things that they deduced in the middle of all that is that they would have to create reasons for all this. | ||
| And so they would have to include it as part of a program or else it wasn't worth really discussing it with the public. | ||
| And they also came to the conclusion at that point that it wasn't, not only was it wasn't worth it to them, but that the public couldn't handle it. | ||
| In fact, and so there were forces inside there in'63 that were arguing this. | ||
| If you go back and look at a different period in time, you can see now there's a Brookings Institute figure who comes out with a book in 2016. | ||
| And this guy had actually been an Obama official. | ||
| His name is T.W. Singer and just an incredible national defense resume really there in with the heavy heavies. | ||
| And he's writing a book on the Ghost Fleet, which is all about a war that takes place. | ||
| It is the exact thing that Rumsfeld was talking about. | ||
| It's the extension of that vision of a space Pearl Harbor, which is what they felt that they needed in order to bring in all of this advanced technology. | ||
| Because the technology aspect, if you bring it in and you don't have the story behind it, people start to ask questions like, why were you lying to us for eight decades about this? | ||
| One. Two, where did all our money go that we were funding with these programs? | ||
| So that when we fund NASA and this whole space infrastructure, and you've just privatized all this with groups like Blue Origin and others, then what? | ||
| Well, you're in an incredible bind because the public doesn't know anything about the space that you've developed. | ||
| Now, we talk a lot about the rollout of AI and the impact that it's having as well. | ||
| When we look at these technologies, we have to understand something, which is they've gamed out scenarios, and they've run things in relation to artificial intelligence. | ||
| That have to do with how it would react, how the public would react, how the consumer would react, and how the economic impact would go and what would happen to the culture as a result. | ||
| They've run those tests for decades. | ||
| And when they go out there now and they're hand-wringing in relation to this about what will AI do, they already know. | ||
| The same thing with how they've gamed out scenarios around the UFO file. | ||
| There's always a volatility attached when you get around exotic technology, however. | ||
| Which is something may come up that they didn't anticipate. | ||
| Something may come up that wasn't part of the plan. | ||
| So we've heard about weapons that have been developed in the background, like rods of God, for example. | ||
| These are extreme weapons that have never been in actual use, supposedly. | ||
| And yet, if you look, you can see some very interesting telltale signs. | ||
| I'll tell you about one of them. | ||
| And another very interesting book in relation to this. | ||
| One of the interesting books that came out, Around the early 60s was by a guy named Andrew Bonson. | ||
| He was a scientist and a pilot and a billionaire guy, kind of like a Howard Hughes type. | ||
| And he put out this book that was all about a small group of very advanced scientists who had realized that with the saucer craze that was going on in the 50s, that they could build one of these advanced machines and then they could bring the Russians and the United States to the peace table. | ||
| And this whole thing about Can we actually achieve peace by having this advanced technology is in the heart of that book. | ||
| If you go into this guy's history, he's working with Thomas Townsend Brown on one hand, who is probably the scientist working on the deepest black projects for the government and yet having this mentality of wanting to share it with the public. | ||
| And he's also working with George Adamski, who, although a huge figure in that era, is kind of thought about now as a fraudster and all this kind of stuff, like, oh, he's a contactee. | ||
| All the rest of it. | ||
| So there are pictures and photos that exist of Adamski in Bonson's lab, and you'll see one of those crap just sitting in a vat of oil, a small miniature version of this thing. | ||
| Well, it's quite interesting. | ||
| If you go into the FBI files around Adamski and a lot of these early contactee groups, you will find that they were on the hunt for something called the Melchizedek device. | ||
| And that is the device that could take down these flying craft at a distance. | ||
| It's the same thing that you'll find in the John Trump-Nikola Tesla interview, where they go back and forth about this Melchizedek device. | ||
| And it's quite interesting to me because they actually bully Adamski at a certain point, and they say to him, well, Adamski, you're from Poland. | ||
| We'll ship you back to Poland if you don't tell us. | ||
| What's going on here? | ||
| And they had tapped his phone. | ||
| These are J. Edgar Hoover's people tapping his phone. | ||
| And they found out that he had seen a demonstration of what they called the UFO killer. | ||
| This is the UFO neutralizer. | ||
| It's a device, not a person. | ||
| So they would see these things off in the distance, and then somebody activates this device. | ||
| It pulls the craft down. | ||
| That's probably where we get so many of these crash retrievals and things like that in that period. | ||
| So this device is very interesting because it was moved around until it landed in a New Age farm beside President Reagan's ranch. | ||
| And that is the Brother Sunburst farm. | ||
| I've done a number of episodes about Brother Sunburst that are very interesting. | ||
| But the crucial link in all this is a scientist who was dealing with the idea of free energy, and his name was Bruce De Palma. | ||
| I want people to really study this guy and really keep him in mind. | ||
| He is the brother of the famous director, Brian De Palma. | ||
| And as we know, when we get into the Hollywood connections, the apple doesn't fall very far from the tree, as it were. | ||
| Now, when we're looking at Bruce De Palma, what was he saying? | ||
| He was deep into the question of the UFOs. | ||
| Many of his papers are all about, this is how they run. | ||
| He worked with a scientist very early on in Polaroid who would... | ||
| We worked inside of the bases who were working on the redevelopment of the UFO technology. | ||
| Here are some of the effects that they got. | ||
| These are the so-called apotheum effects. | ||
| The apotheum effects were time would disappear. | ||
| Any sense of time would disappear, one. | ||
| Any sense of physicality would disappear. | ||
| I remember it was scientist and Professor John Mack over at Harvard here who said, one of the big problems I have with these abduction cases, and he believed them. | ||
| Groups and groups of people he went through. | ||
| But he said, you know, it's fascinating. | ||
| It can't be what we think it is because they're getting abducted through walls. | ||
| They're getting abducted through things. | ||
| When we look at that, you're seeing entirely different reality distortion physics take place. | ||
| And this is the apotheum effect. | ||
| It changes everything. | ||
| You know, very often when you hear about these craft landing, you're going to see. | ||
| Nothing ever grows there again. | ||
| There seems to be something involved there which is entirely negative to living matter. | ||
| This is the nature of the problem when dealing with this and the interface of it. | ||
| Very often, the lights go out. | ||
| The entire town could be plunged into a power blackout. | ||
| So this is the nature of what we're looking at when we get around the UFO file and the real deep investigations into it. | ||
| There's a fluff side and one of the biggest problems I've had with the UFO field in general. | ||
| Is that the researchers aren't deep state researchers, so they don't understand the government. | ||
| They don't understand assassination. | ||
| They don't understand the nature of what these things are all about. | ||
| And so they don't have a very deep field on the UFO side. | ||
| On the deep state side, they have all those stats. | ||
| They have deep understanding of government overthrow. | ||
| They go all the way back to Arbenz. | ||
| They go back to Mosadeg and all these different things. | ||
| They understand how the CIA works to overthrow countries. | ||
| They understand how the Ukraine was overthrown and all the rest. | ||
| Well, when you get into it, what you're seeing there is they have that knowledge in detail, but they don't get the UFO file. | ||
| So the deep state people are missing the UFO file. | ||
| The UFO file people don't have the depth of the deep state researchers. | ||
| They understand the UFO file. | ||
| That's crucial, but that's a really big advantage. | ||
| If you could combine The knowledge of the deep state people with the UFO file, then you could get into exotic technology. | ||
| That's your road in. | ||
| Then you can understand figures like Trump. | ||
| Then you can understand how John Trump and Roy Cohn are two ends of a spectrum that really drive the Trump presidency. | ||
| Because Roy Cohn knew where all the dead bodies were in the deep state one, and he understood how the power structure worked. | ||
| There's a famous story about Roy Cohn. | ||
| Who I refer to as the ultimate swamp creature in a sense. | ||
| But one of the stories is he was making a deal with this mobster in New York. | ||
| And he sent him off and he said, go to California because the guy had this immigration problem. | ||
| And he said, I'm going to get shipped out of the country any day now. | ||
| And he said, go to California, show up at this court hearing. | ||
| The guy's like, I don't have a court case in California. | ||
| He said, no, it's in Los Angeles. | ||
| It's this courthouse. | ||
| Walk in, say your name, and walk out. | ||
| So the guy does it. | ||
| And he's a pretty big mafioso. | ||
| And he figures to himself, Roy Cohn isn't going to lie to me. | ||
| What is this all about? | ||
| So he shows up at this courthouse. | ||
| He says the name. | ||
| He walks out. | ||
| He gets immigration papers that make him a citizen the next day. | ||
| So we have to understand the power level and the grip. | ||
| Of how this works. | ||
| It works through the judiciary. | ||
| It works through economic factors. | ||
| And also when you get, for example, an enemy of the state, i.e. | ||
| someone like Alex, you have all the legal warfare that takes place and all the legal warfare against Trump and all these types of things. | ||
| These are the tools that they will use in relation to this. | ||
| When you get up to that level when we're talking about X-Protect. | ||
| And things of that nature. | ||
| They use the exact same tools. | ||
| And they know how to destroy careers and get rid of people. | ||
| And there's a long sort of graveyard of people along the trail when it comes to free energy, when it comes to the UFO file, etc. | ||
| So the acknowledgement of that, bringing that to the fore, means those groups don't have the ability to operate in secret anymore. | ||
| This is the nature of what somebody like Trump, for example, is doing in the middle of all this. | ||
| And we look at Trump. | ||
| I have an exhibit there, which is Exhibit 8, I believe, which we could show there. | ||
| It'd be fantastic. | ||
| One of the interesting things we need to understand is that there's a worldview that's in opposition to everything that the populist movement in America is all about, which is regaining freedom. | ||
| And it's not a left-right paradigm. | ||
| I know that a number of people, even who are Trying to get something going with Ron Paul or Bernie Sanders or Trump. | ||
| It's all the same type of wanting freedom. | ||
| But this figure here is what sits outside of NORAD headquarters. | ||
| This is a globe that is surrounded now, surrounding a piece of the actual structure of the Twin Towers. | ||
| So what it actually symbolizes is through 9-11 and through these different things. | ||
| We have taken over the world because we have the ability through the emergency powers to control the world. | ||
| I think this is a very significant thing when we're looking at it. | ||
| We need to understand we get into deep events, which again, we look at these deep events and understand what are they? | ||
| What is it that takes place when you have the COVID operation or the Kennedy assassination or 9 /11 or Watergate or Iran-Contra? | ||
| They are moments when that deep state structure Steps into the public to make a decisive change. | ||
| Those are the deep events that they need, and they're building up to one in Iran right now, I can tell you that, which is very dangerous play, and it's something that this administration needs to stay away from and really keep a very, very straight face when it comes to not getting involved in a war with Iran. | ||
| But they are building up to this in relation to that. | ||
| But the ultimate deep event is the UFO threat. | ||
| That's the thing that they've been building. | ||
| And this is what opens us up on the technological side. | ||
| What's interesting is you see, if you go through a lot of those deep events in history, that the emergency powers personnel are the people who are involved. | ||
| Name some of the historical figures over time. | ||
| Oliver North, he's the COG setup guy. | ||
| He's developing the Doomsday Network, which is something they can only speak over. | ||
| For a certain time with each other, that's a totally secret network. | ||
| And he's using it to arrange arms deals with Iran in order to get money to fight these drug wars in Central America. | ||
| Well, that same crew of COG people, if you go into 2001, are operational completely there. | ||
| They've come in as COG people activating COG by the time you get to the 9 /11 deep event and the terrible things that took place there. | ||
| You will find the continuity of government Northcom people are involved in every one of these, including if you go all the way back to the Kennedy assassination. | ||
| And it's very interesting because one of the Secret Service agents involved there in actually setting the trip up had just come out of a job in emergency management for COG back in that period of time. | ||
| So we need to understand when we're looking at this that we are looking at a period of An arc of history that's really controlled by these emergency powers groups. | ||
| And again, the emergency powers give you what? | ||
| They give you complete control, and they throw the Constitution out the window. | ||
| And what actually happens, I studied what actually happens when continuity of government gets launched. | ||
| And let's suppose they launched it through a UFO threat, just like the drone wars, but with UFOs. | ||
| And what actually happens is they flip that switch, and the NORTHCOM commander becomes the complete ruler of the United States. | ||
| And sets up regional governors to handle everything until, until what? | ||
| Until they can launch another election. | ||
| Well, that could be a mighty long time. | ||
| Just look at our friend in Ukraine. | ||
| He doesn't have any elections going on. | ||
| So we need to be far more aware and have far more investigatory ability into the emergency powers management group of the continuity of government, which after all, runs a vast network of underground bunkers, the so-called dumbs. | ||
| Have been there for 70, 80 years. | ||
| God, maybe even longer. | ||
| While Eisenhower was building the highways on top, they were developing this incredible infrastructure underground. | ||
| And I can speak to that because I've spoken to somebody who couldn't tell me exactly because of their intelligence level where it was or anything else. | ||
| But they described a city underground, which was basically like had apartment buildings. | ||
| We had malls and everything else. | ||
| So we're operating on completely different levels of reality here. | ||
| When they talk about the advanced technology, when we hear about these things that can defy space and time, or even if a group like Boeing is running commercials during the Super Bowl about space elevators and things of this nature, | ||
| we can see that the average person on the surface is very disconnected from the things that are happening. | ||
| And that includes In the world of medicine and other places. | ||
| I've heard Alex talk about life extension technologies on this program. | ||
| And it's very interesting because what happens when we get somebody who has this breakthrough and they're like, hey, you can live to 200 years old now. | ||
| Well, they dish that out to all of the elites on the inside, but they don't want people. | ||
| They're trying to get rid of people living in nursing homes and gut Social Security as it is. | ||
| And around the world, that's part of the COVID op was about that. | ||
| They don't want people living to 200 years old. | ||
| They want to get rid of a large portion of the population. | ||
| So we need to understand and become a regular, get some kind of stasis going with the power structure versus the average citizen on the ground. | ||
| Because living in that fantasy world where these things don't exist and they're not dealing with advanced technologies or the UFO file or their fake... | ||
| Diversionary story of the UFO file is actually dangerous because it leaves us in a place where we're not getting the truth about the UFO file. | ||
| We're not getting the truth about these advanced technologies, the exotic technologies that change our understanding of time and space. | ||
| That should be something along with the secret space adventures that is shared with the public because it would be a completely different world. | ||
| Instead, they feed you. | ||
| All of these divisions and all these different things that we have going on, these wars, the next thing they're building up, a deep event into the Iran situation. | ||
| That is exactly how to take the culture back and take it backward. | ||
| The way forward would be to get some answers around these things. | ||
| That's the first step. | ||
| And we're starting to see some of this lift off. | ||
| And I wonder actually what Alex thinks about the era that we're in because he, after all, Daniel has had the calm since at least the year 2000 and maybe before that. | ||
| But he's been deep into this. | ||
| And I wonder, when he's looking at these changes, it must be really miraculous because he was talking about this stuff 20 years ago. | ||
| Daniel, just incredible job hosting here today. | ||
| And we talked during the break while I've been sitting here listening to you. | ||
| I just didn't want to interrupt you. | ||
| Just amazing in-depth. | ||
| I knew it would be even more powerful when I wasn't here interjecting. | ||
| So thank you so much. | ||
| We've got a few minutes left. | ||
| I wanted to bring up this little side point. | ||
| Jeff Bezos has tried to rival Plastic | ||
| and fake to me right when I first saw it a few days ago. | ||
| And then you notice that when they pull up, they start opening the capsule. | ||
| They tell him, no, no, no, no, don't. | ||
| And they close it. | ||
| And then Bezos, the full video is like 20 minutes long, wanders around. | ||
| They tell him to stay in there. | ||
| And he comes and just basically touches it and acts like he's opening it. | ||
| And then it pops open and you look at it and it looks like, you can tell it looks like plastic on even cheaper than like an RV. | ||
| It looks like. | ||
| These plastic dollhouses for the backyard you buy your daughter that cost like $400. | ||
| This is just bizarre. | ||
| People know that real capsule doors are thick. | ||
| They're titanium. | ||
| They're aluminum. | ||
| They're steel. | ||
| You also don't open any of these from the inside. | ||
| They have, back in the days of NASA, still explosive bolts in case they get in the water or can't open it. | ||
| They have to do a code key and blow it open. | ||
| And so you see like this flapping plastic door that would be the outer bulkhead. | ||
| This is weird. | ||
| And everybody sees this and says, what in the hell's going on? | ||
| So I mean, here they are with the flimsy little door. | ||
| And then they close it and say, hey, close that. | ||
| And so Bezos can be the hero. | ||
| Then he falls down. | ||
| We'll show that footage. | ||
| I mean, this is just beyond bizarre. | ||
| And he admits he can't really get things into orbit. | ||
| So, I mean, you talk about Keystone Cop, you talk about, and then you have the narrator in the background, this is the most incredible spacecraft on Earth. | ||
| Oh my God, no one has windows that big. | ||
| It's absolutely incredible. | ||
| And again, when I first saw it, I meant to cover it days ago, but I'm so busy on other topics, I didn't get to it. | ||
| Before I ever watched the video, just when I first saw it, that looks flimsy and plastic. | ||
| Then the door, what in the world do you think is going on here? | ||
| This is an incredible parade of artificiality. | ||
| And by the way, that's you doing your classic British accent. | ||
| I think we need more of that in the grand scheme of things. | ||
| But I would say this, it's very interesting the way they push this. | ||
| And remember that here they're using women to pull in this imagery as well. | ||
| What they're also doing is, I pointed out that the actual program for the secret space program inside the deep state is called BLU. | ||
| And this is where we get Blue Origin. | ||
| Bezos is trying to now move his position into space. | ||
| They got Elon there far ahead of him on this. | ||
| But he now is becoming the real rival for this whole thing. | ||
| The actual parade of this artifice, though, is interesting. | ||
| Because in a sense, I feel like on one hand, they're doing this. | ||
| But it also is, in a sense, intended for us to catch on to the fact that it looks like And so this is like some of the early stories about NASA is that in 1970, for example, they were passing out their own folders about how the moon landing was faked. | ||
| Because for some reason, they wanted the story leaked that it was fake. | ||
| Well, here we are in 2025, and they want this to come off without a hitch. | ||
| And they have this whole thing as kind of like Oprah in space idea. | ||
| I mean, it looks like a Gilligan's Island episode. | ||
| Exactly. And it's encouraging a kind of artifice, right? | ||
| It's encouraging you to look at it and sort of tune out. | ||
| And on the other hand, they know there's this whole group of people that are staring on this on X and other places and looking at it and saying, that's fake. | ||
| So they're playing into it. | ||
| And I find that interesting because there is a social engineering perception management that's involved here. | ||
| And they're also getting you to look at space in this kind of fluff manner. | ||
| So that you're getting around what's actually taking place up there. | ||
| I think this is what's the kind of cultural management aspect that's involved. | ||
| I mean, do you think they even sent the capsule up? | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| This looks like a film event to me. | ||
| It looks like really high-end video. | ||
| But obviously, it's very easy for them to do these things. | ||
| And what we've seen- I was about to say, you notice when they went around the South Pole and all that. | ||
| I mean, you see the footage when you're a camera person, you know it looks real. | ||
| You know, I mean, this looks like it was shot on 80mm or something. | ||
| I mean, this looks like super HD. | ||
| All of this just has, it's incredible. | ||
| I saw Hillary have a big town hall when she was running, and I said, that was staged. | ||
| I could see it was shot perfect, dust in the air, the faces, and later it came out a year later, it was all fake. | ||
| I mean, I just, we all know what too good looks like. | ||
| Oh, there's no question. | ||
| And we have to look at these things in the era that we're in and say anything can be cooked up. | ||
| And look at what some of the things that they did in relation to the early space program as they've developed this. | ||
| They have a long history of faking things. | ||
| Amazing. Daniel List, darkjournalist.com. | ||
| Incredible job. | ||
| Thank you so much. | ||
| Thank you, Alex. | ||
| Great to see you. | ||
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Bill Gates. | |
| Klaus Schwab. | ||
| King Charles. | ||
| New World Order. | ||
| All you scumbag globalists. | ||
| Not just America. | ||
| The world is awakening. | ||
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And you're going down. | |
| By the way, I just asked Dr. Kirk Elliott if he's ever taken methylene blue. | ||
| And he said, yeah, his doctor told him he should take it. | ||
| And that he takes a lot of supplements and feels great, but he didn't really feel it specifically when he took it. | ||
| Well, that's what happened with me with previous methylene blue. | ||
| A few times I've felt a little bit of energy, but not with ours. | ||
| So, it usually hits people in about 25 to 30 minutes. | ||
| So, if it hits you by the end of the show, we'll let you know. | ||
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| Doc, chug that down. | ||
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| If he doesn't feel it, we'll put it on air tomorrow. | ||
| If he does feel it, we'll tell you. | ||
| I felt methylene blue hit me in 15 minutes. | ||
| I mean, after about an hour and a half, it stopped peaking, and I was just like, and I was kind of getting scared. | ||
| It was just like, zzzz, and like, but you just took it, and you've taken it your doctor gave me before and didn't feel anything. | ||
| You just said that. | ||
| You just took it, and like five, six minutes in, we were playing that clip, and I said, are you feeling it yet? | ||
| And repeat what you just said, because this is what people that have the big effects say. | ||
| So, my fingers are tingly, right? | ||
| Five minutes into it, and it's almost like, The air that I'm breathing feels lighter. | ||
| It feels cleaner. | ||
| I feel more vibrant. | ||
| It's like a crisp wind. | ||
| Yeah, it's just I feel lighter. | ||
| It's really interesting. | ||
| I almost, like, feel smarter. | ||
| It's increasing. | ||
| I mean, literally, what you just described, like walking in a mountain meadow, fresh flowers, the nice crisp air, the wind, that's what it feels like, and it keeps getting more and more and more. | ||
| It's a very focused, pleasant feeling. | ||
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Music. | |
| So spend a few minutes now that we're about 35 minutes into you taking it, what you're feeling. | ||
| So my toes, my fingers, it feels like my blood is just rushing through my body really fast, right? | ||
| It's like this tidal wave, and it makes me feel focused. | ||
| It makes me feel alert. | ||
| I do a ton of studying, a ton of reading, a ton of research. | ||
| You know what, Alex? | ||
| I wish I would have had this when I was working on my PhD studies. | ||
| It's like, I probably could have got it done way faster. | ||
| I mean, truly, I feel alert and more focused, and it's like everything that's coming in is sinking in, but the air around me feels lighter. | ||
| It's like, you know how when you have a heaviness that's on you, and you walk around, you're just kind of moping around? | ||
| I feel like I have a spring in my step, even though I'm sitting here. | ||
| It's this, like, feeling. | ||
| I feel more energetic. | ||
| I feel more alive on the inside, and it's just... | ||
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| It's an amazing feeling. | ||
| When you live in a world that there's so much fear and it just makes you kind of down, I almost feel like my body is full of sludge and it's cleaning itself out. | ||
| That's what it feels like. | ||
| I would say it's like a high wind blowing a cloud off of you. | ||
| Yeah. Well, it's hard to keep. | ||
| We got about 20 bottles for ourself when it came in three and a half weeks ago. | ||
| I was going to try it. | ||
| I'm like, yeah, we're pushing it. | ||
| I'm sure it's great. | ||
| Everybody says it's great. | ||
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| Get your ultra-bethylene blue. | ||
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| We found out there's a better supplier. | ||
| We'll get it. | ||
| But right now, this is like 10 times stronger than any I ever took. | ||
| So be careful with it. | ||
| Your own research. | ||
| Consult your healthcare provider or physician. | ||
| But Kirk, we'll get you a bottle of this. | ||
| And thank you so much for your support. | ||
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You bet. | |
| You bet. | ||
| Dr. Asim Malhotra is an amazing individual. | ||
| I knew who he was, but then I was doing research for him coming back on. | ||
| I forgot all the great things he's done. | ||
| He's the top advisor to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | ||
| They're bringing him into the administration. | ||
| We're going to talk about the good, the bad, and the ugly of what's happening. | ||
| Major changes. | ||
| That's coming up when a bunch of stations join us at 6 after. | ||
| We put together this little Easter boil down for folks with this obviously very important weekend coming up. | ||
| Here's this, and then we'll be right back with our special guest in studio. | ||
| You don't want to miss this information. | ||
| Stay with us. | ||
| That which does not kill you only makes you stronger. | ||
| There's no way I would be 5% of the man I am today if God, from the time I was a child, didn't allow Satan to attack me. | ||
| Never more than I could handle, but each attack greater. | ||
| None of the credit goes to me. | ||
| God took me like molten steel and forged me into the sword I am today. | ||
| And I am just spiritually on my face before God. | ||
| So thankful for this journey and the opportunity to be part of this. | ||
| And all I ask is for you to recognize that you are good fundamentally. | ||
| You've chosen good. | ||
| You're fallen spiritually like I am and like all of us. | ||
| But you've chosen good from your fallen position and are going to be brought out of that. | ||
| And that is beautiful. | ||
| So, as horrible as all of this is at many levels. | ||
| It is the process of us choosing free will and choosing to go with God so that as eternal beings, we always have it marked on our spiritual consciousness that we have made this decision. | ||
| That's why Satan's so jealous of us and can't stand us. | ||
| Because we are a whole other species just in the third dimension. | ||
| And the electrochemical instincts and... | ||
| Archetypes has a life of its own and even has what you could call an energetic derivative of your soul, but it's your soul interfacing with it, opening it up not just to the past information or the present, but to the future, | ||
| a literal transcendent time-traveling system into the past, the present, and the future through the genetic overlay of this battle suit. | ||
| Ha ha ha ha! | ||
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Yeah! Now you're starting to figure out how badass you are. | |
| I know that God told us we are His greatest creation. | ||
| You are a new entity created by God's will and mind with unlimited potential in the image of God who is then given access to the space-time continuum off of all of the sun life forms God has created through this body to experience time and time. | ||
| And space to begin to even understand the future levels that you will transcend into. | ||
| But I felt led by the Spirit to reveal to you what I have just said. | ||
| And that's why the enemy is so scared. | ||
| Because they tune into this broadcast and they know I know the secrets. | ||
| Their whole mission is to tell you you're trash and you're ugly and you're killing the earth. | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, when we succeed through God's mission, and we will. | ||
| We are bringing life and consciousness to the universe and beyond. | ||
| We are the technology. | ||
| We are the truly conscious superintelligence and together a mass superintelligence. | ||
| We are the egg. | ||
| And when we go to type 1 civilization and transcend this level of barbarism, that is the sperm meeting the egg for the new level. | ||
| But the magnitude of the development of humanity and what we're about to come, that form enrages Satan because it is infinitely superior. | ||
| But in the order of God's perfect universe, you can't just put life out that isn't challenged. | ||
| You can't just release consciousness that is so powerful without a tester. | ||
| And that's always the Satanist line. | ||
| You're God's a Satanist. | ||
| He let all this happen. | ||
| You bet he did. | ||
| And I thank God for it. | ||
| That's right. | ||
| It's true. | ||
| God gave you free will. | ||
| And God knows you'll have the choice to make. | ||
| And so you can decide to destroy yourself and destroy others and cut yourself off from God. | ||
| And that's not a sin. | ||
| That is the most beautiful, perfect thing I could even imagine. | ||
| Now, if I tried to go over the whole bio of Dr. Nassim Malhotra, it would take an hour, and we've only got 54 minutes here, so I don't want to go over it all, but he is an award-winning NHS-trained consultant cardiologist and an internationally renowned expert in the prevention, | ||
| diagnosis, and management of heart disease. | ||
| And it just goes on from there. | ||
| And, of course, he is the chief advisor to Robert O'Toole Jr. | ||
| The HHS secretary. | ||
| He's not there officially yet. | ||
| They are bringing him in as we speak with a little hurdle that he's not a U.S. citizen. | ||
| He's from the U.K. But he specifically, early on, bought into the BS. | ||
| He said his own words. | ||
| Took the shot. | ||
| He'll get into it. | ||
| His dad. | ||
| Overwhelming evidence. | ||
| And he's a top heart doctor, he can tell you. | ||
| Died from the shot. | ||
| We can put that on screen. | ||
| Goodbye, Papa. | ||
| I promise you with all my heart. | ||
| I will ensure that your premature passing will not be in vain and that we achieve justice for those who have suffered unnecessarily from the mRNA jab that should likely never have been approved or certainly not without informed consent. | ||
| And then, of course, COVID vaccine faces banned from all Americans and radical U-turn by Trump. | ||
| That's thanks to your advice to Kennedy and others. | ||
| BBC criticized for letting cardiologists, that's you, hijack interview with the false jab plan. | ||
| That was back when they were trying to cover it up. | ||
| Now, we've been vindicated. | ||
| Doctor tapped by Trump for key health rule reveals radical plan to end disease that kills more than cancer. | ||
| So I know you're going to spend some time on COVID, on the battle inside the administration that's going on over that and more, but also the positive stuff and the research and what Kennedy's promoting. | ||
| I can say just doing intermittent fasting for eight months, almost nine, that was the game changer. | ||
| I mean, I've lost 64 pounds now, and now I never want to go back. | ||
| Usually I don't eat until about 3. I went ahead and just ate something earlier because I got up so early this morning, like 4. But, I mean, this is just Matt and then just no more sugar. | ||
| And I was ever a huge sugar guy, and I say no more. | ||
| I still do it here and there. | ||
| But maybe a piece of pie once a week, not a piece of pie every day. | ||
| I mean, this is the clarity, the focus. | ||
| It's almost like I'm too awake and feel too good. | ||
| It's just like, it's wild. | ||
| So I want you to spend some time on that and the other big initiatives and the real action we're already seeing with them. | ||
| Taking away the grandfather protection, all the chemicals, tens of thousands they put in the food, they're addictive. | ||
| There's so much to hit. | ||
| And I really want to give you the floor here. | ||
| And you're also understanding where Trump's going. | ||
| You were there to witness it, how he got hoodwinked into this, along with so many others. | ||
| And now the massive numbers of death and illness we know. | ||
| But finally, I'll just say this. | ||
| I have a family member. | ||
| It is a close family member to me. | ||
| And it is her sister's husband, who I'm good friends with, and his brother, very healthy, 40-something years old, from the shots. | ||
| Their daughter's even telling him, heart failure at 40-something. | ||
| They have to get a heart transplant. | ||
| They said, oh, some virus ate your heart. | ||
| But then other daughter's like, no, it was what was in the Moderna shot that he took. | ||
| It's just a stronger version, obviously, of the Pfizer, the same thing. | ||
| And it's just massive. | ||
| And now billboards, it's normal for kids to have heart attacks and all these numbers. | ||
| Just exploding. | ||
| And I know Trump doesn't like to admit when he's been wrong or conned, but he said a lot of people boo me when he talks about the so-called vaccine. | ||
| Well, it's because we all know people or ourselves were hurt. | ||
| And then I talked to some other folks I know very closely just this last week or in the last few days, and they have another family member who's young, dying of heart failure in Houston. | ||
| So it's not just the numbers. | ||
| I personally... | ||
| I'm seeing this. | ||
| So, Doc, you pretty much got the floor here to go wherever you'd like. | ||
| Thank you so much for being here. | ||
| And I can't wait to see you in the Trump administration. | ||
| And people can find you at metabolicreset.co and on X. So thank you, sir. | ||
| Thank you, Alex. | ||
| There's so many places to go. | ||
| You're the expert. | ||
| I mean, what do you want to tackle first? | ||
| The fighting administration? | ||
| What the COVID shots really did? | ||
| How big farmers respond? | ||
| Yeah, I mean, I think you've raised some really important points there, Alex. | ||
| At the end of the day, like, how do we summarize all of this? | ||
| And then we can then specifically talk about individual issues. | ||
| What we're dealing with, why we have this pandemic of chronic disease, why we have got to this really dire state in the United States and many countries around the world, including the United Kingdom, is that we've had the corporate capture of public health that has been creeping over a number of years. | ||
| Big powerful corporations, whose primary motive is profit, essentially are controlling the narrative through the media. | ||
| They are controlling the regulatory bodies, certainly they have been doing. | ||
| They fund university research in terms of medical science. | ||
| So the information people get about their health has been completely corrupted for the purposes of making profit. | ||
| And the downstream effect of that is essentially when it comes to prescription drugs, people are getting an exaggerated benefit and safety of what they are. | ||
| Being prescribed by their doctor. | ||
| And it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that if you mass, if you increase, amplify that message across, you know, millions and millions of people across the world, you are going to get at the very least suboptimal outcomes for patients. | ||
| And at worst, you're going to do harm. | ||
| Now, if we come back to the issue that everybody is, you know, still in the minds of most Americans and people around the world, which is still, you know, very emotive. | ||
| It's around the COVID vaccine. | ||
| I think what's happened during the pandemic really exposes the worst failures of the system. | ||
| So let's try and break down the information on the issue of the COVID vaccine in terms of what were the benefits, potential benefits, and what are the harms, and how is that affecting the American public, and how is it still affecting the American public moving forward? | ||
| And I hope you bravely tell your story of... | ||
| Even you, a renowned cardiologist, got conned. | ||
| Your dad got killed. | ||
| You can speak to it. | ||
| That's your expertise. | ||
| And then you know the inside baseball of how Trump got manipulated. | ||
| And I don't just say that to protect Trump. | ||
| I know that. | ||
| Then you have him in that leaked video admitting, oh yeah, it looks like it's bad for kids. | ||
| Yeah. And Trump knows he'll get attacked if he admits he got conned, but then people are gonna blame him as more as this comes out if he doesn't get ahead of it, in my view. | ||
| Yeah, absolutely, Alex. | ||
| And I think, you know, one thing to say before I go into that is that, you know, I think we've got a lot of hope now with the new Maha movement, with Robert Kennedy Jr., the likes of Jay Bhattacharya, Marty McCurry heading the FDA, that we can create change. | ||
| But, you know, this significant win for Trump, which, you know, I think was... | ||
| It gave a lot of people a lot of hope around the health movement was because of the kind of people that he was bringing, because of the likes of Kennedy. | ||
| I have no doubt, Alex, I don't think anybody voted for President Trump on this occasion because of Operation Warp Speed. | ||
| Because of the mass rollout of the code vaccine. | ||
| I don't think a single person voted for him. | ||
| And I'm sure he understands that. | ||
| So what happened? | ||
| I mean, I was conned, okay? | ||
| I'm a cardiologist speaking truth to power, calling out the manipulation of the drug industry for years, pre-pandemic. | ||
| But I had a blind spot. | ||
| I admit this, and to still some degree do have a bit of a blind spot, but less so now, on vaccines in general. | ||
| I did not predict at all that any vaccine, I had no clinical experience, I didn't know anyone who was vaccine injured before the pandemic, so I could not conceive of the possibility of a vaccine doing harm. | ||
| And because of that reason, I was one of the first people to take two doses of the Pfizer vaccine. | ||
| I went on Good Morning Britain in the UK to advise the public that it was likely safe. | ||
| I didn't point the fingers. | ||
| I didn't mandate. | ||
| I didn't say we should be coercing people into it. | ||
| This was just for people at high risk, for elderly people at the very beginning, before they changed the goalposts. | ||
| And I went there and said it's likely to be safe. | ||
| And actually, when you compare vaccines to all the other things we do in medicine, let me give you context here. | ||
| Before the pandemic, One very credible estimate suggested that prescribed medications, what your doctor prescribes for you, are the third most common cause of death after heart disease and cancer globally because of side effects. | ||
| And within that, vaccines are not even included, right? | ||
| So what happened? | ||
| Well, I took two doses. | ||
| And then very quickly, and this is, we're talking about January 2021, when it's being rolled out across the world, people started to feel and know that something wasn't right. | ||
| First of all, it wasn't stopping infection. | ||
| We were told by the likes of Rachel Maddow on CNN and similar, you know, presenters in the UK that if you get the vaccine, you're not going to get the infection. | ||
| Almost 100%, right? | ||
| And it's important for you to have it because you're going to protect other people, especially elderly people. | ||
| We knew very quickly, intuitively, because of... | ||
| That people who are being vaccinated were getting COVID. | ||
| Then, of course, people were getting harmed. | ||
| There were reports, you know, we were hearing about people dropping dead. | ||
| They were being reported in the media as being very rare. | ||
| But on the ground, people felt, hold on a minute, these are not very rare. | ||
| Something's not right. | ||
| And people were experiencing side effects. | ||
| So that gradually started to evolve. | ||
| Then in the summer of 2021, my father, who was the vice president of the British Medical Association, who took two doses of the vaccine around the same time I did, he, who was very fit and well, out of the blue, he called me up. | ||
| I remember it was July the 26th. | ||
| It was a hot day. | ||
| I was in London. | ||
| He lives in a city in north of England called Manchester, where I grew up. | ||
| And he called me up and said, Asim, I've got chest pain. | ||
| We talked through it. | ||
| I said, Daddy needs to call an ambulance and maybe having a heart attack. | ||
| He didn't seem like he was in extreme pain, but I said, listen, we need to get you checked out. | ||
| I went to have a shower to get ready to get on a train to come up to Manchester to see him because I knew even if there was nothing acutely happening, he would be kept in hospital for monitoring and blood tests to make sure there was no heart muscle damage, etc. | ||
| I called him back. | ||
| There was no answer. | ||
| I kept calling him, and then one of his neighbors, who was a doctor who had gone to see him, answered the phone hysterically and said, Asim, your father's had a cardiac arrest. | ||
| We're doing CPR on him. | ||
| I stayed on the line, and I thought that he would be fine because it was a witness cardiac arrest. | ||
| They'd call an ambulance. | ||
| The ambulance was delayed by 30 minutes. | ||
| The ambulance got there. | ||
| They FaceTimed me. | ||
| They put the monitor on. | ||
| It was a flat line. | ||
| There was nothing to shock. | ||
| He was gone. | ||
| I was shocked by what happened because it didn't make sense to me. | ||
| I'm a cardiologist. | ||
| My special interest is in heart disease. | ||
| I knew my dad's lifestyle inside out. | ||
| I said, this doesn't make sense. | ||
| We organized a post-mortem for him. | ||
| And when the post-mortem came back, he had two of his three major arteries had severe blockages in them. | ||
| For me, that didn't make sense because I knew... | ||
| That's these record-level clots that have had coroners on about, medical examiners, embalmers, all over the world. | ||
| They've never seen anything like it. | ||
| So what's it do? | ||
| Sorry, I'm interrupting. | ||
| Yeah, no, Alex, a really good point. | ||
| So what happened? | ||
| Show the clots, guys. | ||
| What happened? | ||
| I mean, that's definitely one thing that happens that these people have very severe clots. | ||
| My dad was a bit different because what happened was I had scans on him from a few years earlier. | ||
| There had been a rapid progression in the blockages, which should have been mild. | ||
| And I knew his lifestyle. | ||
| He'd quit sugar. | ||
| In fact, he'd been healthier. | ||
| So if anything, everything should have been stable. | ||
| Why has it got severe blockages? | ||
| That doesn't make sense. | ||
| So I didn't figure out what was going on. | ||
| Several months later, Stephen Gundry, who's a well-known cardiologist in the US, he published a research paper in one of the top journals in the US called Circulation. | ||
| And he basically found that with his patients, people who are middle-aged, within eight weeks of having the Moderna or Pfizer vaccine, Alex, their risk markers for heart attack went from 11% risk at five years... | ||
| To 25% just in 8 weeks. | ||
| Wow. By increasing inflammatory markers in the blood that can accelerate heart disease. | ||
| So let me give you an example. | ||
| Let's say that people are going on, they didn't have the vaccine, they may be destined to have a heart attack or something in 20 years time. | ||
| But it accelerates it. | ||
| In 20 years time, suddenly they're having a heart attack in 6 months. | ||
| And so you're seeing scans, right after it gets the shots, they start getting bigger and bigger, the blockages. | ||
| Yeah, I've seen it with patients then as well. | ||
| So what is in the mRNA cocktail? | ||
| Of the Pfizer and Moderna, for people who don't know, it's the same thing, just Moderna is stronger. | ||
| What is doing this? | ||
| There's so many studies. | ||
| I think what we were told initially and what we thought is that you get the injection in the arm, it mimics COVID, the spike protein, your body has an immune response that stays in the arm, and then you gel it with these antibodies, and that's the end of the spike proteins done, | ||
| etc. What we now know is the so-called spike protein, which is a damaging aspect of COVID in severe cases, actually from the vaccine gets distributed throughout the body. | ||
| In every organ system, it can stay there for months. | ||
| And we now know, with research that's come out of Yale, that this spike protein can be circulating even two or three years after you've had the vaccine, which can either damage the tissues directly, Alex, or cause an autoimmune reaction. | ||
| And actually, what's interesting, which most people didn't know, the World Health Organization endorsed a list of potential serious adverse effects, serious harms from the vaccine when it was being rolled out that nobody knew about. | ||
| Every organ system, and this could happen, in the body is involved. | ||
| Everything that can go wrong with the heart. | ||
| And then that also got duplicated in October of 2020, before it even came out in the U.S., shed a possible list of adverse outcome or effects. | ||
| Yes. Absolutely. | ||
| So that information was kind of there, but people didn't know about it. | ||
| And there it is, FDA safety surveillance, COVID-19 vaccines, draft working list of possible adverse event outcomes. | ||
| Yeah, exactly. | ||
| And most doctors didn't know about it, Alex. | ||
| So what's happening is, when patients are going to doctors with, they thinking they've been harmed by the vaccine, the vaccine thinks, no, it's not possible, it can't be the vaccine, and it must be something else, or we don't know what's going on. | ||
| And that's perfect compartmentalization, because you're a cardiologist, your dad's a famous doctor, everybody you know, you're good people, you wouldn't hurt people. | ||
| And then all of a sudden, this is the savior thing, and it rolls out, and it's so devastating, it's hard to believe. | ||
| But now, it's absolutely... | ||
| And then, of course, people don't understand this. | ||
| When Kennedy is coming out, and now they're having the CDC and FDA and everybody say, hey, it looks like we're going to pull making this recommended or, quote, mandatory is how they try to push it. | ||
| That takes away the liability protection when it's not recommended, and that essentially will ban it because these companies aren't going to push this without liability protection, correct? | ||
| Absolutely, and they've had this liability protection for so long. | ||
| I mean, this is how these corporations have exerted their power, Alex, over so long over the system, is that they have, behind the scenes, been influencing laws and policies so that if their product is found to be harmful, they don't get sued. | ||
| I mean, that is completely anti-democratic, unethical. | ||
| The recipe for disaster, too. | ||
| Oh, completely, 100%. | ||
| And then you've got to break down, okay, so let's just break down harm and benefit, right? | ||
| So you go back to square one. | ||
| One of the issues is these trials were never independently evaluated. | ||
| So what that means is when we were told it was 95% effective, that was essentially coming from the drug companies. | ||
| It wasn't coming from independent evaluation. | ||
| And they said safe and effective and tested, but all the pharmacists got a clean sheet of paper. | ||
| I've never seen a drug that doesn't tell you the testing, the history, everything on it. | ||
| Absolutely. And it was rushed through. | ||
| Now, President Trump, to be fair, he thought he was doing something that was really positive, Operation Warp Speed. | ||
| But the problem is, the quicker, historically, the quicker you approve a drug, the more likely it's going to be withdrawn because of side effects that we're not known about or because they cut corners. | ||
| Or if you really want to be cynical, which we know, they've tested mRNA with similar things on rats. | ||
| At the University of Texas, all of them. | ||
| And it causes the cardiovascular thing in there. | ||
| And they never could get mRNA platforms to work because it always would do stuff like cause autoimmune responses and attack the liver and things. | ||
| I'm not a scientist. | ||
| I just read what the scientists say. | ||
| They were sloppy, Alex. | ||
| At best they were sloppy. | ||
| At worst, I think they were just out to make as much money as possible and they didn't care about who they harmed. | ||
| And I guess they've gotten away with so much you can say that they just don't give a damn. | ||
| Remember the Bayer documents came out 20 years ago where they go, we've got millions of doses of factor A. Contaminated with HIV and hepatitis. | ||
| And the executives in emails go, screw them, there's too many hemophiliacs. | ||
| Folks, these are sick people. | ||
| Yeah, they are sick. | ||
| And in fact, actually, as the corporations at NC have been diagnosed by the preeminent expert and forensic psychologist called Robert Hare as being psychopathic. | ||
| Actually being psychopathic in the way that they conduct their bidders. | ||
| What does that mean? | ||
| Callous and concerned for the safety of others, incapacity to experience guilt, repeated lying, and conning others for profit. | ||
| Spend time on that. | ||
| We also find in studies the highest level of psychopaths in corporate executive positions. | ||
| Yeah, I mean, unfortunately, the system encourages good people to do bad things. | ||
| And if you look even back at business ethics, MBA students actually would choose to put... | ||
| Profits before people when it comes to removing a harmful product from the market. | ||
| So there's a culture within business, unfortunately, that has been getting increasingly more prevalent, Alex, where essentially, you know, when you're in a situation of making money versus harming the public, you choose to suppress it. | ||
| It's collapsing the whole system, the fraud, the poisoned food, and the poisoned water, and the poisoned stuff. | ||
| It's all collapsing, so it has to stop or we're done. | ||
| Absolutely. It's all self-destructive. | ||
| And nobody's immune to this, right? | ||
| Not a single person, like President Trump, for example. | ||
| He took the vaccine, right? | ||
| Nobody is immune. | ||
| It's a self-destructive system, ultimately. | ||
| Even the executives of Pfizer, let's say Albert Bourla, he goes to his doctor and you see his doctor for anything, something like a blood pressure pill or a new pill that's coming on the market from another company. | ||
| He will not actually truly know the truth on that drug. | ||
| He will not know because everything is kept confidential, commercially confidential. | ||
| But what he will know is the likelihood of what he's being told by his doctor is a gross exaggeration of the safety and benefits of that. | ||
| The real problem with the American system is it's fascist and the communists will make it even worse. | ||
| But for those that don't know, the big insurance companies at the top are basically owned, the shares and the boards by the drug companies, vice versa. | ||
| So you wonder why insurance companies will approve all these new, dangerous, expensive drugs because they're getting a massive kickback at every level. | ||
| And so people, it's counterintuitive. | ||
| They go, well, insurance company wouldn't give me this if it wasn't good. | ||
| It's so expensive. | ||
| No, because they're getting, in some cases, most of the money. | ||
| It is just so fraudulent, people. | ||
| And then there's thousands of great safe drugs, famously ivermectin, so many other things, methylene blue, that they don't want you to know about and they don't even want to tell you about because they don't make money off of it and because they work. | ||
| Absolutely. So you've got cheaper and safer and more effective interventions, even lifestyle, even simple things like improving people's immune system through eating real food, taking maybe vitamin C supplements, vitamin D. We know there was a huge now, | ||
| we know looking back, 80% of the people that died from some studies who were hospitalized with COVID had severe vitamin D deficiency. | ||
| That could have been corrected within weeks. | ||
| There was no public health messaging on this. | ||
| So there was alternatives. | ||
| People speak to me, relatives speak to me. | ||
| We had this COVID pandemic. | ||
| Of course, it was now mainly confined to the elderly. | ||
| That should have been focused protection. | ||
| But the reality is there was other things we could have done to help improve people's immune systems so that the vaccine or the so-called emergency use authorization vaccine wasn't necessary. | ||
| But this is the thing. | ||
| When you go back to square one and you break down the data, independent scientists published in the journal Vaccine went back and looked at Pfizer and Moderna's original trials from new information. | ||
| And what did they find from the very beginning, Alex? | ||
| The vaccine was going to cause more harm than good. | ||
| The rate of serious adverse events from the vaccine at two months in the population that was studied, in the short term at least, was 1 in 800. | ||
| That means disability, hospitalization. | ||
| What are we seeing long term now, four or five years into this? | ||
| It looks like it's just getting worse. | ||
| It does seem to be getting worse, unfortunately. | ||
| I think that there's a lot of... | ||
| Look at that last headline. | ||
| Put that back up. | ||
| I mean, look at that. | ||
| And I see this stuff, just so many things. | ||
| Indiana Life Insurance CEO says... | ||
| Deaths are up 40% among people 1864. | ||
| And we broke that like three years ago in the insurance actuaries. | ||
| Now it's mainstream news. | ||
| Yeah, it's unbelievable. | ||
| I think that, you know, there was a study done that 57% of Americans, when asked, felt that they felt the excess deaths that are going on in the U.S. are linked, somehow linked to the vaccine. | ||
| So there's a big disconnect between the public and lack of... | ||
| And that's another thing, Alex, right? | ||
| We need to trust our doctors. | ||
| If you can't trust your doctor, who can you trust? | ||
| At the beginning of the pandemic, April 2020, in America, there was the highest trust in doctors. | ||
| 74% of the public had high trust in the medical profession. | ||
| You know what it's now? | ||
| 40%, right? | ||
| And that's because of the handling of the pandemic. | ||
| So there also needs to be a moratorium where the medical profession, I'm sorry, I speak as a doctor, they need to put their hands up and say, listen, we need to acknowledge the problem. | ||
| There was a mistake, whatever it was, because of system failures. | ||
| We got this very, very wrong, number one. | ||
| Number two, we apologize. | ||
| People want it, but they need to hear an apology. | ||
| I mean, we need truth and reconciliation. | ||
| And then we need to say, we're going to make sure this never happens again. | ||
| And that's why the likes of Robert Kennedy Jr., Jay Bhattacharya, Marty McCary, the right kind of people, they're going to set this right. | ||
| But they need our help. | ||
| They can't do this alone. | ||
| And that's why you're here. | ||
| But I want you to get into some of the issues with Trump. | ||
| And we're not attacking Trump. | ||
| There's a real fight, but we're winning. | ||
| But then you're really well known on the health stuff that Kennedy's getting. | ||
| There's a lot of research from you. | ||
| You're his chief advisor. | ||
| I'm not a big pharma guy, | ||
| period. Everybody knows that, but I sure as hell... | ||
| Know that they brought that out, and immediately, it paralyzes your guts, attacks your heart muscle. | ||
| I mean, are you kidding me? | ||
| No, I did this with intermittent fasting, cutting out the sugar and gluten, and working my ass off, and you've seen me over nine months lose 64 pounds. | ||
| It's 64 now. | ||
| Got another 10 or so to go, and I'm stopping. | ||
| This is 100% working out. | ||
| And, you know, I mean, I worked out for a shorter one today. | ||
| I was busy, 60 minutes. | ||
| Most days, 80, 90 minutes. | ||
| I mean, sweating my ass off. | ||
| It's just so crazy that people think you can't lose weight and get healthy without some deadly poison. | ||
| And so when people say that about me, it's hurting other people that I see comment and go, I'm going to get on Ozempic. | ||
| No, folks, Ozempic destroys your muscle. | ||
| You become skinny fat. | ||
| Okay, I am not on Ozempic. | ||
| I have gained, we estimate, I've gone and seen Dr. Nutritionist when I started this. | ||
| They're making a film about it in the book and all the rest of it. | ||
| The point is, I've gained 16 pounds of muscle. | ||
| Okay? And so that means if I've lost 64 pounds, I've lost 70-plus pounds of fat and gained muscle. | ||
| Yeah. So you're a doctor. | ||
| Can you explain that? | ||
| That's not what Zempik does. | ||
| Alex, I completely agree with you. | ||
| I wouldn't give Zempik to my worst enemy. | ||
| This is a massive, massive fraud again. | ||
| And you know what we need to do from now on, Alex? | ||
| Doctor, stay there. | ||
| You're going to host when we come back, so I shut up. | ||
| Come back and talk about all the other stuff, because I know you've got a lot of it. | ||
| And join us again soon, and join us remotely once you're in the administration. | ||
| We love you. | ||
| Doctors, stay right there. | ||
| We'll be right back. | ||
| Thank you, Alex. | ||
| You seen Alex Jones? | ||
| Yeah, but Alex is not on anything. | ||
| I know. | ||
| He's not on his epic at all. | ||
| He works with my friend Sean. | ||
| On it? | ||
| Yeah. I've been watching him train. | ||
| I've been watching him train on a Tuesday. | ||
| Not watching him train. | ||
| He trains when I train. | ||
| I'm not following Alex Jones around. | ||
| Likely story. | ||
| Getting after it, I know. | ||
| That's exactly what someone from the deep state would say. | ||
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| No, people think he's a totally different person. | ||
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| Welcome back to InfoWars. | ||
| I'm Dr. Asim Malhotra. | ||
| Let's talk about health. | ||
| How can we get healthier? | ||
| How can we make the American population healthier? | ||
| Let's go back to the basics, I think, first and foremost. | ||
| Let's define it. | ||
| So the World Health Organization, I think this is the best definition we have. | ||
| And what is more important than health is a state of complete mental, physical, and social well-being, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. | ||
| That's what we want, ultimately. | ||
| You know, Thomas Jefferson said in 1809, The care of human life and happiness, not its destruction, is the first and only legitimate object of good government. | ||
| So really, everybody should be focusing on improving our health, right? | ||
| This is what's most important to us. | ||
| It's how we get to a level of ideal sustained happiness. | ||
| But of course, it's all going the wrong direction. | ||
| So I'm going to start by talking about some basics around what it means to be healthy. | ||
| And people get confused. | ||
| People mix in so many different things about health, diet, exercise, stress, etc. | ||
| But we need to try and look at it from a perspective of what is most important and then what can we add in to really, you know, get us to a place of being our best version of ourselves. | ||
| So you look at diet. | ||
| So poor diet, interestingly, is, and a lot of people get shocked by this when I tell them this when I give my lectures, is responsible for more disease and death globally. | ||
| Then physical inactivity, smoking, and alcohol combined. | ||
| Why am I saying that? | ||
| The low-hanging fruit, one of the most important things you can do, when I see my patients, a lot of them are suffering from weight-related issues or mental health issues, which again is also linked to diet, I say to them, what are you eating? | ||
| And we know from good data, certainly in the United States, that more than 60% of the calories consumed by the average American comes from ultra-processed food. | ||
| You may not know this. | ||
| But what is ultra-processed food? | ||
| And why is that an issue? | ||
| Well, ultra-processed food has been created deliberately and engineered by these big corporations, by the food industry, to get you hooked. | ||
| So you overconsume, right? | ||
| But the problem is, it's causing disease. | ||
| It's making you sick. | ||
| So one of the most important things I want to share with you today is how you can identify ultra-processed food and try and avoid it. | ||
| Ideally, go cold turkey. | ||
| One of the things I've... | ||
| What I've done in my research and what I do with my patients and what it gives people a lot of hope is that when you change your diet, it's not going to take months and years to have an effect. | ||
| For most people, you see an effect quite rapidly within weeks. | ||
| You've seen what Alex Jones has done over a period of months and how, you know, I was pleasantly surprised when I met him for the first time today. | ||
| He looks in great shape and he hasn't been in this level of great shape for a very, very long time. | ||
| So how do you achieve that? | ||
| Well, ultra-processed food is defined as if it comes out of a packet and has five or more ingredients, it's ultra-processed. | ||
| It's usually full of a mixture of unhealthy oils, seed oils, sugar. | ||
| You know, and lacks fiber and nutrients. | ||
| So the best way, very simple, if you go to the grocery store, and this can apply to foods, by the way, that are being marketed as healthy, don't look at the marketing claims, can you count five or more ingredients, usually with additives and preservatives, ultra-processed, best avoid it. | ||
| That's a great place to start. | ||
| And in fact, 70% of these sorts of foods have added sugar. | ||
| Sugar itself fulfills criteria really to be, for many people, addictive. | ||
| And addiction obviously is very difficult to overcome for a lot of people. | ||
| I was a former sugar addict myself up until my early 30s. | ||
| I was consuming, I calculated probably with all the different foods I was eating, not even away, even healthy foods, about 40, 4-0 teaspoons of sugar a day. | ||
| I overcame it and I've never felt healthier, right? | ||
| But the way you do is that you go completely cold turkey. | ||
| So you avoid the ultra-processed food. | ||
| The other thing as well, if you really want to get in shape quickly and see the benefits, and you will be amazed. | ||
| There's no count on calories here. | ||
| It's just about eating real food. | ||
| Is you eliminate the low-quality carbohydrates. | ||
| So what does that mean? | ||
| It means the breads, the pastas, the rice, the potatoes. | ||
| Not forever. | ||
| You need to reset. | ||
| You can go back to those foods in smaller amounts later on. | ||
| But for the first four to six weeks, I would say completely eliminate, especially if you're already a little bit overweight. | ||
| Or, you know, you're in the obese category, you're going to see massive benefits quickly in terms of the way you feel as well as your weight getting better, your health markers getting better. | ||
| So eliminate those foods and you're going to be in a much better state. | ||
| Now, what else should you be eating? | ||
| Well, for a long time, the food industry and medical established bodies have told us to cut the fat out and specifically the saturated fat. | ||
| As a cardiologist, I can tell you, I published on this and I advocated for this very strongly going back probably over 12 years, eating saturated fat from foods like red meat, From butter, from cheese, does not cause heart disease, | ||
| okay? It does not cause heart disease. | ||
| So you don't have to worry about these foods. | ||
| Eat real food. | ||
| You don't have to necessarily eat steak every day, but eat real food. | ||
| And that means, you know, whole fruit and vegetables, oily fish if you can a couple of times a week, you know, quitting the sugar. | ||
| And you will get to a better state. | ||
| You will break the addiction and your cravings will go. | ||
| So I think that's a really good place to start. | ||
| I have even seen some of my patients who follow this particular plan even send their type 2 diabetes into remission, as in reverse their type 2 diabetes within 21 to 28 days of just changing diet. | ||
| Not pounding it in the gym, not running miles every day. | ||
| You can do this purely from just... | ||
| This dietary approach, okay? | ||
| And if you want more information on that, you can go to the website that I've created with one of Britain's top nutritionists, and it's international. | ||
| You can join that website and pay an adjoining fee, and it's probably about $25 to $30 a month. | ||
| You don't have to stay on it forever. | ||
| You can stop whenever you want, and it's called metabolicreset.co. | ||
| So please go and have a look at our website, and you'll see the testimonials, and we can help get you to a better state of health. | ||
| What about exercise? | ||
| I'm going to keep it quite brief. | ||
| There's a huge exercise craze, and I get it. | ||
| You know, people want to look good, they want to feel better, and they are reasonably good reasons to do exercise. | ||
| But when it comes to longevity, when it comes to health, when it comes to your heart, you can keep it very, very simple. | ||
| 30 minutes a day, five times a week, 150 minutes, two and a half hours a week of even brisk walking is more than enough when it comes to your lifespan. | ||
| And that's what the evidence tells us. | ||
| When you look at all these communities I've studied around the world that have lived to over a hundred, these people weren't pounding in the gym. | ||
| They weren't spending money and, you know, spending lots of time in a gym. | ||
| They were just out and about. | ||
| They were not being sedentary. | ||
| They were in the fields. | ||
| They used to, you know, they would farm, right? | ||
| They would basically go out in the fields and they would, you know, grow their own food and that would be their activity and then they would cook it and they would eat it. | ||
| Right? Relatively simple. | ||
| Much more difficult, of course, to do in this modern day and age. | ||
| But my point is this. | ||
| You know, exercise is overrated. | ||
| Movement is underrated. | ||
| Ideally, don't sit for more than 45 minutes at a time. | ||
| If you're in a desk job, even if you get up for a few minutes, every 45 minutes you set a timer, for example. | ||
| Just do some stretching, whatever else. | ||
| That is going to keep you in relatively good shape. | ||
| And of course, do what you enjoy. | ||
| Whether it's cycling, whether it's playing sport, whether it's going for a walk. | ||
| Just find what you enjoy and make it regular. | ||
| That's all you need to do. | ||
| It doesn't have to be expensive. | ||
| Another big issue that I think most of us are affected by maybe more than ever, especially after the pandemic, is chronic stress. | ||
| And how bad is chronic stress? | ||
| Well, if you look at chronic stress, which most of us are suffering from, it is equivalent as a risk factor for heart disease as being a regular smoker or having type 2 diabetes or having high blood pressure. | ||
| So what do we do about it? | ||
| Well, it's difficult, right? | ||
| Because when you look at what causes stress, most of what determines our stress, the two biggest factors are work and relationship stress. | ||
| Now, I'm not here to advise you on relationships in this particular instance, but if you are in a toxic relationship, then you can't out-meditate yourself. | ||
| You know, you can't meditate yourself out of it, right? | ||
| You've got to think about maybe coming out of that relationship, right? | ||
| What else can you do to mitigate against stress? | ||
| Spend more time with friends and family. | ||
| Social media is not a good way for you to reduce your stress levels. | ||
| Physically spend time with people. | ||
| One of the things I tell my patients, and you may laugh at this, who have heart disease, who come to me and want advice about how they can stop themselves having a further heart attack, how they can reduce their risk further, or people who have a risk factor for heart disease, I actually tell them one of the best things you can do to reduce your stress is hug. | ||
| Hug your loved ones, people you care about. | ||
| Spend time hugging. | ||
| My prescription is this. | ||
| 20 seconds. | ||
| I'm not joking. | ||
| 20 seconds, 10 times a day for people you care about, your friends, family, whatever else. | ||
| Hug for that amount of time because that's what releases stress hormones. | ||
| So it reduces stress hormones through releasing positive feel-good hormones. | ||
| And that's what you need to do. | ||
| And you will feel it. | ||
| So these are simple things that you can do that is going to make you healthier. | ||
| Okay? Now let's talk about the problems of modern medicine and why that's so damaging. | ||
| As I said earlier with Alex, you know, the third most common cause of death globally after heart disease and cancer, and this has nothing to do with the COVID vaccine, this is pre-pandemic, was prescribed medications because of side effects. | ||
| And one of the reasons we have this over-medicated population is because people are not actually having fully informed consent when they go to the doctor. | ||
| Now, this isn't the doctor's fault. | ||
| The doctors are also conditioned. | ||
| They are making decisions for patients on biased and corrupted information that comes from the drug industry, where the data on their trials is not independently evaluated. | ||
| They've captured the regulators. | ||
| This is all going to change under Secretary Kennedy. | ||
| But let me just give you an example before I give you the breakdown on some very common pills that are prescribed. | ||
| 86% of the funding of the regulator in the UK, what we call the MHRA, comes from the drug industry. | ||
| Okay, that is extraordinary. | ||
| 65, 50 to 65% of the funding of the FDA in the United States comes from Big Pharma. | ||
| Right? That is unbelievable. | ||
| And the problem is, those regulatory bodies are not independently evaluating the data that they are given properly from the drug industry, and then we are supposed to believe what the drug industry tells us. | ||
| Now, if the drug industry were benevolent entities that really cared about our health, we would be more trusting of them. | ||
| And that's what many people have... | ||
| I believe to be the case up until now. | ||
| But what we do know is that is far from the truth. | ||
| Those entities, those corporations, fulfill the criteria as entities. | ||
| I'm not talking about individuals within those corporations. | ||
| As legal entities, they actually fulfill the criteria for being psychopathic. | ||
| Callous, unconcerned for the safety of others, incapacity to experience guilt, repeated lying, and conning others for profit. | ||
| Very egregious example of this was with Vioxx. | ||
| Vioxx was a drug, blockbuster drug in the late 90s in the United States, was supposed to be better than ibuprofen as a painkiller because it didn't give the gastrointestinal GI side effects. | ||
| 2011, Merck, who was a company behind Vioxx, were fined almost $1 billion for fraud, hiding data on harms, that ultimately resulted in at least probably 60,000 Americans being killed purely from this drug. | ||
| And what happened during the litigation process, my colleague and friend John Abramson, who is a doctor from Harvard at the time who was involved in the litigation process, he revealed that during that process, secret emails amongst Merck executives revealed the chief scientist of Merck basically said when the drug was being rolled out, | ||
| it's unfortunate about the cardiovascular effect of this drug, as in heart attack and stroke risk, as in they knew about it, but we will do well and the drug will do well. | ||
| This is the kind of mentality and this is what goes on within these sorts of companies. | ||
| And what happened, you know, nobody lost their job. | ||
| Nobody got fired. | ||
| Nobody, you know, carried on, you know, as a company, as an entity that existed. | ||
| And this is really the system that we have found ourselves in that has not been corrected. | ||
| But what makes it worse is that when the FDA were told and they realized that the... | ||
| That Vioxx was causing heart attacks. | ||
| They wrote to Merck and they told them to put a black box warning on their packaging so that the public knew there may be a risk of heart attack. | ||
| What did Merck do? | ||
| They ignored it. | ||
| They doubled down on their marketing, and they purchased more reprints from the New England Journal of Medicine, which is the medical journal, the most prestigious medical journal in the world. | ||
| Their article, which suggested the drug was safe at the beginning, they purchased more reprints to basically then, which, you know, I think the New England Journal of Medicine probably received maybe almost close to a million dollars from the drug companies, right, to basically give back. | ||
| Reprints of the journal article to the drug company that then use it as marketing material. | ||
| So think about that for a second. | ||
| When the drug companies were told and they knew It was very obvious that this drug was causing heart attacks and strokes. | ||
| They actually doubled down on the marketing to give people the impression of the opposite, that it was completely safe and get more doctors prescribing this drug. | ||
| If that isn't psychopathic, I don't know what is. | ||
| So you have to understand, as a member of the public, and your doctor doesn't know this, trust me, most of your doctors will not know this, right? | ||
| You need to understand that those drug companies are psychopathic when it comes to making money. | ||
| And that's why there needs to be a change in the law | ||
| This is not right. | ||
| This is not ethical. | ||
| This is very damaging. | ||
| And if you add it all up over the years with all the drug companies, all the fines they've paid, billions of dollars for hiding data on harms and manipulation of research results, for example, you're talking about millions and millions of people over the last couple of decades at least who have been killed. | ||
| Because of this sort of research misconduct, which also, unfortunately, involves many scientists and institutions that get funding from the drug industry. | ||
| So once everybody knows this, then we can try to create change. | ||
| And I know Secretary Kennedy and Jay Bhattacharya and the likes of Marty Makary is the new head of the FDA. | ||
| They're fully aware of this problem and they are trying to now change the system for the better. | ||
| But they need our help. | ||
| And the way they need our help is through awareness, for us also not staying silent, for us continuing to make noise and make this injustice visible. | ||
| Now let me break down something that may shock you in terms of one of the most prescribed drugs in the history of the world. | ||
| I'm a cardiologist. | ||
| Many of you listening to this may know of somebody or yourself may be taking a statin. | ||
| A statin is a cholesterol-lowering drug that is there to... | ||
| Potentially prevent heart attacks and also people who've had heart attacks or a high risk to prevent further heart attacks. | ||
| Okay? Now, I've independently analyzed the data. | ||
| This is well known. | ||
| This is published and people can look this up. | ||
| If you want to go to a website to look at many different drugs and the actual benefit for you as an individual at best, then you can look at this website. | ||
| It's called thennt.com. | ||
| T-H-E-N-N-T, numbersneededtotreat.com. | ||
| So let me break it down for you. | ||
| Most people in America who are taking statins are what we call not high risk of a heart attack, okay? | ||
| And it's estimated that at least 30 million Americans are prescribed statins. | ||
| Globally, between 200 million and a billion people are prescribed this drug. | ||
| Now, if you are taking this medication based upon drug industry-sponsored data, okay, which again has not been independently verified because this is best case scenario, but this is from their own trial data. | ||
| When you look at it and you break it down, What is a benefit for you as an individual taking the statin drug to prevent a heart attack? | ||
| For most people. | ||
| This is irrefutable evidence. | ||
| Nobody can counter this, but you've probably never been told this before. | ||
| If you trust the drug industry-sponsored data, if you don't get side effects, and you take the pill every day religiously for five years, because that's how long the trials last and when they've been tested, there is a 1% chance, a 1 in 100 benefit, that that pill will prevent you having a non-fatal heart attack. | ||
| A non-disabling stroke, but without prolonging your life by one day. | ||
| Think about that for a second. | ||
| Were you told that by your doctor? | ||
| Your doctor probably doesn't know this. | ||
| You know why? | ||
| Because we, as doctors, in our training, we're not conditioned to be able to interpret information in this way and then communicate it to patients. | ||
| But this is the most ethical approach when it comes to informed consent. | ||
| And that needs to change. | ||
| So there's a 1% benefit at best. | ||
| It will not prolong your life by one day. | ||
| Now, how do I approach this with my patients? | ||
| I give them this information and I help them make a decision. | ||
| And I don't coerce them. | ||
| I say, listen, what do you think? | ||
| This is what the benefit is. | ||
| Most patients look at me and say, Doc, hmm, that doesn't sound very, very good. | ||
| I don't like those odds. | ||
| And that's before we talk about side effects. | ||
| And the side effects, actually, which are quality of life limiting. | ||
| I wouldn't say they're life-threatening at all, but I've seen many patients, and that varies from 20% to 50% of patients taking statins, if you look at real-world data, will complain of side effects that interfere with the quality of life. | ||
| Muscle pain. | ||
| Fatigue, brain fog, erectile dysfunction, joint pain, stomach issues. | ||
| I have seen elderly patients who have been diagnosed with potential Alzheimer's disease or dementia. | ||
| When you stop their statin, suddenly their memory returns. | ||
| People who have been bedbound, who feel they can't move, they're just getting old, right? | ||
| They stop their statin, they've been on it for years. | ||
| Within weeks, they suddenly feel their energy come back. | ||
| Now, I'm not telling you right now. | ||
| I'm not your doctor to do this. | ||
| I'm just giving you information for you to think about and for you to discuss with your doctor. | ||
| And if you want more information on this, of course, you can look at the website, thennt.com, which break down many different drugs on the harms and benefits, even blood pressure pills. | ||
| But also, if you want, I'm not here to plug this, but I spent my career, you know, a lot of my career researching this in detail. | ||
| I wrote a book called A Statin-Free Life. | ||
| And that's available online. | ||
| You can look at it on Amazon. | ||
| That also breaks it all down as well, also in terms of cholesterol. | ||
| Now, on the note of statins, people think that high cholesterol is a risk factor of heart disease. | ||
| Another myth I'm going to bust for you here. | ||
| For many years, and still, there's an indoctrination that lowering cholesterol is the best way to manage heart disease. | ||
| And if your cholesterol is high... | ||
| Then you must lower it because you're at risk of heart disease. | ||
| I've done independent analysis with many other scientists. | ||
| I've published in mainstream medical journals, peer-reviewed journals, British Medical Journal, other journals that are prestigious. | ||
| And myself, a number of international scientists are independent. | ||
| We do not get funding. | ||
| I must make it very clear. | ||
| I have no links to the drug industry. | ||
| I'm not trying to sell you a supplement, okay? | ||
| I'm an independent doctor that wants to give you the truth. | ||
| Is that when you look at the data... | ||
| High cholesterol, specifically total cholesterol and LDL cholesterol, is not a major risk factor for heart disease. | ||
| Let me repeat that. | ||
| High cholesterol, independently analyzed now, is not a major risk factor for heart disease, and it may be protective. | ||
| In 2016, myself, a number of scientists published in BMJ, we looked at people over 60 to see whether there was an association with high LDL, bad cholesterol, and heart disease. | ||
| I'll tell you why. | ||
| When you go back in time, If you look at where this high cholesterol came as a risk factor for heart disease, something called the Framingham Study, one thing that was never publicized, and this is a study that started in 1948, went on for decades, and where we thought high cholesterol was a risk factor for heart disease, but only in extreme cases, | ||
| which affects only 1 in 250 people of a genetic condition, which makes it very, very high. | ||
| What they found is once you hit 50, as cholesterol lowered, as your cholesterol went lower, Death rates increase. | ||
| There was an increased risk of mortality, which is strange. | ||
| That was never well publicized, which makes you think, hold on a minute, is high cholesterol really a risk factor for heart disease? | ||
| We decided to look at this data again in 2016, and what did we find? | ||
| If you were over 60, high LDL, so-called bad cholesterol, was not associated with heart disease and was inversely associated with all-cause mortality. | ||
| In other words... | ||
| The higher your cholesterol, if you're over 60, the less likely you were to die statistically. | ||
| How can you explain that? | ||
| Well, one of the things that's been forgotten, cholesterol has a very important role. | ||
| In many ways, it's very important for hormones, but it also has a very important role in the immune system. | ||
| Older people are more vulnerable to dying from infection, and that's why it may well be protected. | ||
| So I've had patients come to me who've been sent from their general practitioner. | ||
| A lady in her 60s, I remember this a few years ago, I wrote an article in the Telegraph newspaper about this, and she walked into my consultation room and she had a look of fear. | ||
| And I said,"What's wrong?" She says,"My doctors told me my cholesterol is high." And I said,"Congratulations, you're probably gonna live longer." And I sat down with her and explained it all, and she left my consultation room a very happy woman. | ||
| Now, there's a nuance here, of course, but this is something that needs to be addressed, and hopefully we're going to get re-analysis of all of this information so that the guidelines can change and people can understand that that isn't the primary approach or the best approach to manage heart disease. | ||
| The best way to manage heart disease is to optimize what we call your metabolic health, okay? | ||
| And there are five markers that are important, and they're very easy to measure, and they're cheap. | ||
| Just to give you perspective here, 93% of adult Americans now have suboptimal metabolic health. | ||
| So the chances are people watching it have not got all your markers in the right place. | ||
| But again, through dietary changes and lifestyle, very quickly you can optimize this. | ||
| And the things I've talked about before, and you can go to metabolicreset.co, and those are some components of the cholesterol profile, triglycerides, HDL, so-called good cholesterol, your waist circumference, your blood pressure, And your glucose, whether you're a pre-diabetic or type 2 diabetic. | ||
| Those things can be improved rapidly and it doesn't involve taking pills. | ||
| It's lifestyle. | ||
| That is the way we are going to make America healthy again, is by focusing on lifestyle, by giving people the correct information and then... | ||
| Implementing policies and conditions so that it's going to make it easier for them. | ||
| The problem we've got at the moment, of course, is many people, I know there are people listening here, who are not getting paid properly. | ||
| We have a massive problem. | ||
| If you look at the largest healthcare sector, the largest employer in the United States in the healthcare industry, 18.6 million employees, okay, in the healthcare industry. | ||
| And if you look back a few years, and this data may have changed, but to give you perspective here, I don't think it's changed much. | ||
| 25% of women in the healthcare sector, working in the healthcare sector, and 35% of, sorry, the other way around, 25% of men and 35% of women are not even earning, certainly this is a few years ago, a basics of $15 an hour. | ||
| Think about that for a second. | ||
| One million children of healthcare workers in the United States are living in poverty. | ||
| How is that acceptable? | ||
| How do we allow this to happen? | ||
| And this is why you need government to make sure people get a fair pay, because of course many people in the United States can't even afford, it's much harder to afford healthy food. | ||
| That is not right. | ||
| That needs to change. | ||
| It is much cheaper to eat the oil to process food. | ||
| And of course, I know people don't want too much government intervention, but we want good government who do policies in our interest, not in the interest of big corporations. | ||
| Right? In the interest of the people. | ||
| We want to be free, but we can only be free when we are getting information that is not manipulated. | ||
| We talk about a free market. | ||
| We believe in a free market. | ||
| But what we have now is not a free market. | ||
| We have a freedom to deceive, a freedom to manipulate, a freedom to exploit, and a freedom to dominate market. | ||
| And that market and those corporations have become tyrannical. | ||
| We are living in a state of tyranny. | ||
| It is up to President Trump. | ||
| If you're listening now, please, President Trump. | ||
| Do something about this. | ||
| Let's make America healthy again. | ||
| Thank you for listening, and I will see you again, hopefully. | ||
| Bill Gates, Klaus Schwab, King Charles, New World Order, all you scumbag globalists, | ||
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not just America, the world is awakening. | |
| And you're going down. | ||
| By the way, I just asked Dr. Kirk Elliott if he's ever taken methylene blue. | ||
| And he said, yeah, his doctor told him he should take it. | ||
| And that he takes a lot of supplements and feels great, but he didn't really feel it specifically when he took it. | ||
| Well, that's what happened with me with previous methylene blue. | ||
| A few times I felt a little bit of energy, but not with ours. | ||
| So it usually hits people in about 25 to 30 minutes. | ||
| So if it hits him by the end of the show, we'll let you know. | ||
| Our next medical grade, thealexjohnestore.com. | ||
| And ten times the effect of anything I ever had before. | ||
| Doc, chug that down. | ||
| I'll shoot a video. | ||
| If he doesn't feel it, we'll put it on air tomorrow. | ||
| If he does feel it, we'll tell you. | ||
| I felt methylene blue hit me in 15 minutes. | ||
| I mean, after about an hour and a half, it stopped peaking, and I was just like, and I was kind of getting scared. | ||
| It was just like, like, but you just took it, and you've taken it your doctor gave me before and didn't feel anything. | ||
| You just said that. | ||
| You just took it and like five, six minutes in, we're playing that clip. | ||
| I said, are you feeling it yet? | ||
| And repeat what you just said, because this is what people that have the big effects say. | ||
| So my fingers are tingly, right? | ||
| Five minutes into it. | ||
| And it's almost like the air that I'm breathing feels lighter. | ||
| It feels cleaner. | ||
| I feel more vibrant. | ||
| It's like a crisp wind. | ||
| Yeah, it's just I feel lighter. | ||
| It's really interesting. | ||
| I almost, like, feel smarter. | ||
| It's increasing. | ||
| I mean, literally, what you just described, like walking in a mountain meadow, fresh flowers, the nice, crisp air, the wind, that's what it feels like, and it keeps getting more and more and more. | ||
| It's a very focused, pleasant feeling. | ||
| So spend a few minutes now that we're about 35 minutes into you taking it, what you're feeling. | ||
| So, my toes, my fingers, it feels like my blood is, like, just rushing through my body, like, really fast, right? | ||
| It's like this tidal wave, and it makes me feel focused. | ||
| It makes me feel alert. | ||
| I do a ton of studying, a ton of reading, a ton of research. | ||
| You know what, Alex? | ||
| I wish I would have had this when I was working on my PhD studies. | ||
| It's like, I probably could have got it done way faster. | ||
| I mean, truly, I feel alert and more focused, and it's like everything that's coming in. | ||
| It's sinking in, but the air around me feels lighter. | ||
| It's like, you know how when you have a heaviness that's on you and you walk around, you're just kind of moping around? | ||
| I feel like I have a spring in my step, even though I'm sitting here. | ||
| It's this feeling. | ||
| I feel more energetic. | ||
| I feel more alive on the inside. | ||
| It just keeps intensifying. | ||
| It's an amazing feeling. | ||
| When you live in a world that there's so much fear and it just makes you kind of down. | ||
| I almost feel like my body is full of sludge and it's cleaning itself out. | ||
| That's what it feels like. | ||
| I would say it's like a high wind blowing over a cloud off of you. | ||
| Yeah. Well, it's hard to keep. | ||
| We got about 20 bottles for ourself when it came in three and a half weeks ago. | ||
| I was going to try it. | ||
| I'm like, yeah, we're pushing it. | ||
| I'm sure it's great. | ||
| Everybody says it's great. | ||
| Let me actually see how good it is. | ||
| But you can get yours right now at thealexjonesstore.com. | ||
| And it is just energize your body and your health. | ||
| Energizes this operation in the face of the globalists. | ||
| Get your ultra-methylene blue. | ||
| It's the strongest we know is out there. | ||
| We found out there's a better supplier. | ||
| We'll get it. | ||
| But right now, this is like 10 times stronger than anything I ever took. | ||
| So be careful with it. | ||
| Your own research. | ||
| Consult your healthcare provider or physician. | ||
| But Kirk, we'll get you a bottle of this. | ||
| And thank you so much for your support. |
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