Chase Geiser is joined by Ryan Dawson.
Ryan Dawson is a Historian from the College of William & Mary with over 20 years of political activism in a variety of mediums: blogging, radio, books, film, and television.
TV/radio
Ryan Dawson has appeared multiple times on Russia Today, Press TV, Indus News, Sputnik, CNN Headline News, MSNBC, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Al Jazeera, anti-war radio, Eddie Bravo Radio, George Galloway, Pat Buchanan, and a variety of radio shows and podcasts.
Ryan on the Web
Ryan Dawson is Webmaster and host for www.ANCreport.com which features podcasts on politics and economics with professionals from around the world.
Also a forum for anti-neocons
Over 3,000 youtube videos 81k subscribers and 30 million views. That is after being fully deleted 5 times.
https://www.youtube.com/user/rys2sense It was deleted Dec 2008. The New Channel was deleted
March 4th 2018 and again Feb 21 2019 However after pressure it was restored. It was deleted a final time Jan 28, 2021.
Substitute host for the What Really Happened Radio show with Mike Rivero.
Formerly Host of Geopolitics with Ryan Dawson on www.boilingfrogspost.com with FBI Whistle blower Sibel Edmonds
Books
Author of “Welcome to the USSA” and “The Separation of Business and State” also the co-author of, “Why Peace”
Ryan Dawson Films:
War by Deception
Decades of Deception
Neocolonialism in Africa
The Empire Unmasked
God is Not a Real Estate Agent, Trump’s Zionist ball & chain
Syria: Israel’s invisible hand
‘The Jewish State’: How terrorists formed a nation
The Parasite
Cornpop’s Revenge
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Chase's Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/realchasegeiser
Ryan's Website: https://www.ancreport.com
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What's up?
How are you doing?
Mr. Ryan Dawson on the show today.
How are you doing, dude?
I'm good, man.
So very good indeed.
I found you on the Four Horsemen this past week with uh Reed Coverdale.
And um, I thought, holy shit, I have to talk to that guy.
I had no idea who you were, and turns out you're infamous.
That was our fifth installment of the Four Horsemen.
Yeah, it was absolutely hysterical.
So are you gonna be a regular every week on that show?
I'm yeah, I'm Rick Flair, so like a staple.
Yeah, absolutely.
It's only read show because I'm not allowed to have a show anymore.
I had 81,000 followers, it's just gone.
So let me just run through every platform I can think of and just tell me whether or not you're banned.
Okay.
Sure.
Facebook.
Yes.
Yes.
Twitter.
Yes.
YouTube.
Yes.
Venmo.
Yes, because that's part of PayPal, and I'm banned on PayPal too.
Coinbase.
Yes.
Where aren't you banned?
I'm also banned on Instagram and Vimeo and Gumroad and Stream Labs and Stream Elements and Patreon.
Um what'd you do to get banned?
Criticize Israel.
So it was all it was all related to uh Israeli.
Stood up for Palestine.
I had a had videos with you know edgy titles like Palestinians are people too.
Yeah.
And that's basically pissed off the ADL.
They they hate me because I'm one of these people criticizing Israel that they can't just label a racist lunatic or whatever or anti-Semitic and pointing out what they do.
And I don't just limit it to Palestine.
I showed their role in Iraq, Syria, Libya, you know, stealing nuclear weapons from the United States, all the nasty things they do.
So obviously you've made a ton of content over a bajillion years, uh 20 years basically, since you started making documentaries and doing research into various conspiracies or deep state.
I don't even want to use the term conspiracy because it's got such a connotation with it, but you know, conspiracy in the genuine sense of the thing.
I mean, there's a lot of stupid ones.
Right.
Obviously.
But like I have a movie about conspiracies, and uh, for example, what's the difference between a conspiracy and a covert operation?
Nothing.
Just how you label it, right?
Was what was a rand contract people got convicted for conspiracy.
It was a conspiracy.
We were told the entire public we were not aiding the Contras, and yet we were.
And the whole government lied, and the whole media lied.
And then, you know, a plane crash full of weapons in Nicaragua, and the whole story fell apart.
You know, the the hunter laptop thing.
They tried to claim that was a Russian conspiracy, and it wasn't.
It is Hunter's laptop, but it's a conspiracy in the sense that they got like 12 prominent officials in the Trump administration and FBI to all lie and say it was Russian disinformation when it wasn't, and the entire mass media save a few people on Fox News went along with it.
That's conspiracy.
happened recently and there's no doubt that that is his laptop now and the fbi had that since december of 2019 and said nothing it wasn't until giuliani got a copy of it and started you know leaking it online or whatever That uh they were even forced to address it.
Do you think that's the real thing?
Here's a guy illegally making deals, you know, with with the communist party in China and mafia figures in Ukraine and Romania and all these illegal activities, which also involved Biden's brother and Joe Biden himself, and they're just like, nah, don't it just Russia, Yeah, Russian conspiracy.
So it's funny because some of the sometimes conspiracies by the media are just a smoke screen for their own illegal activities, which then is a conspiracy because you're involving the heads, all the mass media outlets all reported that you know Benghazi was because they were mad over a YouTube video bullshit.
They all said Assad gas his own people when he didn't.
They said the Russians poisoned Litvinka with polonium.
That's not what happened.
So plenty of things that have happened in our lifetime in it just in the 2000s, have all been conspiracies and been proven.
So it shouldn't be a tainted word.
And even when you get into something like September 11th or the Kennedy assassinations, there are definitely, I'd say 98 to 99% of the conspiracies that are widely disseminated about those events are just utter crap.
But I would say that some of that's intentional.
Like Donald Rumsfeld allegedly slipped about saying 90 fleet flight 93 was shot down.
It wasn't.
It was taken down by the passengers, but he was helping feed into conspiracies that were taking people off to what I call the path to nowhere, dog chasing his tail.
And that's what happens.
If somebody who wasn't alive when 9-11 happened, tried to figure it out, it would be impossible because there's so many kook theories out there that you'd waste years going through all that baloney.
thing with kennedy you will never figure out what happened to john kennedy because of the just the plethora of dog Kook theories out there that you know it would take you 20 years to get to the truth.
What do you think happened to him?
What Kennedy?
Yeah.
Israel had him killed because he was inspecting them for nuclear weapons.
Really?
You think it was Israel?
I know it was.
So I know all the shooters, everything.
Same with RFK.
Thane Caesar shot RFK.
So this whole time we've been arguing about whether or not it was the mob or the deep state, and it was Israel.
Well, it is the mob, but Israel works with the mob, and so does the CIA.
So do you think all this covert sort of unjust crap really started happening when we had like when we developed it in uh uh robust intelligence community?
Because like if you look at the fall of Rome, they didn't have like a deep state, they just sucked at the end, you know.
They they they weakened their currency, they had weak leaders, you know, but it wasn't like there was any covert shit going on.
Uh, I guess the extent of the deep state would have been stabbing Caesar in the back 47 times, but that was you know, that was very public.
They um they lasted almost a thousand years, so it's I mean, you can't just win indefinitely, right?
Yeah, and they made a lot of mistakes.
Uh over expansion, and so I I don't like these like oh, we're not oh, we're just like Rome, we're not.
Those are very detailed complex things, and it's nothing like that today.
Um, and no empire is gonna last a thousand years ever again, just can't stay on top that long.
So much longer you think the United States has hard to say.
I mean, militarily there's quite a gap, and the US has a large market, but they are doing everything they can to destroy it.
I'm hoping for secession.
Because the US the US died in 1861 with Lincoln, like it was no longer America anymore.
All the rhetoric we hear about liberty and and all that and minimal government that died with Lincoln.
He started the income tax, he started a war, they killed a million people.
Um, and that was just the birthplace of crony capitalism where they married state and corporation together, railroads, steel foundries, lumber mills, they all were getting subsidized By government.
And once you do that, it's almost impossible to undo it.
You see that all over Africa and Latin America, too, where the level of domestic corruption is so thick and greasing palms has just been the way for so long.
It's really irreversible.
And so that our first our first fall off the cliff was Lincoln.
And the second was LBJ.
When they killed Kennedy, um, we're not even working in an American imperial interest anymore.
We're working for Israeli imperial interest.
And what's the incentive for the United States to be so supportive of Israel?
Like the traditional understanding of why that is, because Israel's the key is strategic partner in the Middle East.
But what would you say is the real incentive for a strategic partner that we they were not involved in either of the Gulf Wars because it would have alienated all of our Arab allies?
No, it's simple.
They're we kaltow to Israel because they bribe and blackmail the people that write the laws.
And the media has been captured by Zionists.
So you think intelligence literally has Congress like under the thumb.
Well, there's a religious affiliation for about 33% of people, these holy roller Christian types that think you know, we have to build a third temple on the mount for Bajesis to come back or whatever.
But it's they're more familiar with Judaism than they are Islam, and basic bitches think in terms like this, like the Muslims, the Jews that go, that's not how it is, but that's how it's perceived, and they just pick a team, and since three-fourths of the Bible is the old testament, and they're more familiar with the Jew team or whatever, they just side with that unthinkingly.
They don't see all the kids getting murdered and houses being demolished with annexation of land or whatever.
A lot of these people don't even know that Israel was created in the 40s, they think it's existed since biblical times.
There was never an Israel until 1948.
There were Israelites, which is a bloodline from Hebrews, scattered all the time.
Just to clarify, you wouldn't, and correct me if I'm wrong, but you wouldn't define yourself as anti-Semitic, just anti-Israel.
Is that right?
I want to make it make sure that's distinguished.
I don't even believe Jews are a race, or it's a religion, and not a bigot either.
Yeah, I mean, Israel and it's if Israel would change everything it was doing, I wouldn't be anti-Israel either.
But I mean, I'm anti-any state that colonizes its neighbors.
Why not?
Yeah, it's it's like you know, I'm not anti-white, but I was anti-Nazi because of their behaviors, but it wasn't because of their biology, it's because of what they were doing, you know.
And it's not because of their biology, their religion or anything.
That's all uh it's just some identitarian nonsense to defend the indefensible.
They are annexing territory, they have a blockade on Gaza, they have bulldozers smashing privately held property to give to the self-proclaimed chosen race of God.
They have snipers shooting people in the balls in the eyes and the knees for trophies.
Fuck that place.
I don't like Saudi Arabia either.
It has nothing to do with its Arabness.
It's run by a fanatical religious monarchy of Salafist Wahhabis that are just rigidly anti-anybody that isn't them.
Finance terrorism all over the world and cause nothing but problems.
I don't like North Korea either.
It has nothing to do with its Asian-ness or Korean-ness.
It's a communist shithole.
I don't know what's so hard about that, but the the uh canard about conflating uh criticism of Israel with criticism of Jews or Judaism in general is something that just gets used because it works,
especially people on the left are so excited about having a witch to burn, like they need there to be racist and bigots because it feels so good to condemn it that they're willing to believe it without even looking at the evidence because they want to um pat themselves on the back for condemning racism or sexism or whatever it is,
and you'll see that too with you know movements like believe all women.
Like, well, let's believe all evidence.
Obviously, you want to condemn rape.
It feels good to bash on a rapist, right?
But what if they didn't do it?
Which looks like the case of Bill Cosby might be innocent.
You think he was innocent, or do you think that they just um couldn't they wrongly convicted him?
Because there's a difference, you know.
Both you don't think he did it to any of those girls.
There's no evidence that he did it to any of the girls.
Yeah, just what he admitted to is giving quayludes to somebody he was already consensually having sex with in the 70s, and they use that to say, see you give drugs to girls.
He gave drugs to a girl who asked him to because it was a party drug, and they were already fucking each other.
And they had some celebrity.
I mean, the DA was lost a um race.
The judge lost the roast uh race against one of Cosby's lawyers.
I mean, it was it's ridiculous, should have been thrown out, and it's not a technicality, be like, Oh, yeah, we didn't uphold your Fifth Amendment right.
That's a big deal, you know.
And it was shocking, like, oh, America's TV dad and all that.
And I kind of uh just accepted it without question because there were so many accusers.
But often you can get when it's a celebrity type person, they did this to Michael Jackson, too.
That everyone's like, Oh, yeah, I met that guy one time, add me to it, because usually these people have so much money that they'll just settle to make it go away.
So anybody that pals on will get a nice paycheck, and yeah, they're vultures, man.
And he could have he could have um settled and not spent a day in jail, and he even had it offered to reduce to like a misdemeanor or something, and he's like, No, maintain his innocence.
Knowing that he don't think he did it.
I really don't.
Plea deals are pretty pretty ugly.
I I don't think they should even be legal.
I don't think you should incentivize.
And even if I thought he did it, you've got to prove it.
Like that.
Well, I think you did it, you know.
Where's the evidence?
There's Reed.
Yo, yeah.
I uh Reed, thanks for coming on, man.
I thought I'd have the same name as Ryan, but he's uh upped it.
I like that.
That's pretty uh edgy Ryan.
Yeah, yeah, BLM Three Fifths matter.
Like I highlight that because that actually happened in history, right?
The three fifth compromise.
They want to count him in the census, but they don't want to let him vote, right?
Fucking crazy stuff that's happening in our in our country.
But yeah, that was Henry Clay.
All right.
That's what they're giving.
You got a big show going on tonight with um uh Clint from Liberty Lockdown, huh?
You doing a live in the studio at midnight?
Uh central.
Well, yeah, he's supposed to get here in like an hour and a half, and then we're gonna do it in person.
I've I've never met him in person yet, so the first time, but we're uh we're going to Freedom Fest in South Dakota in a couple days, so we'll be heading out tomorrow, heading that way.
He gave me this chair.
Yeah, hell of a guy.
Yeah, he's pretty uh falling out of his chair the other day.
Yeah, that's all fallen out of our chairs.
Uh me too, man.
And I wasn't even in the stream.
I was just watching.
I was just watching.
I watched that that two and a half minute video, probably five, six times.
Well, I think I'd said in that stream, sometimes I get people laughing, and I'm not even trying to be funny, but hearing the truth is so it's such a catharsis because you're so used to people feeding you bullshit that when someone just bluntly frankly says what you know anyway,
but wow, someone's saying it, it's such a relief that you start laughing because you can't believe somebody's being a real person because you're in this medium of talking heads, you're just used to being lied to.
It was someone says the obvious, you know, about like George Fentonal and stuff.
We've got Ashley Babbitt, who was a Air Force veteran, right?
A mother and a wife, and she was there to protest election fraud unarmed, and they shot her dead.
Then you got George Fentonall, who was about to drive a car while he was high out of his mind, who pulled a gun out on a pregnant woman routinely in BE and drug crimes and counterfeit money and just a career criminal's whole life.
They build a statue for that piece of shit, and they say Ashley Babbitt deserved to die.
Think how fucking backwards that is.
Ashley Babbitt did not deserve to die, and they didn't even let you know who the shooter was.
They protect his identity.
Whereas Derek Chauvin, he's a fucking clansman racist.
And there was no evidence that race was involved in George Fentonall's murder.
Just it's a black guy and a white guy was kneeling on him, so it has to be racism.
Uh, even though the other cops were of color or whatever.
It had to be racism because that fits their worldview.
And as I was saying, they need a witch to burn.
Even in the trial, race didn't come up at all.
And you know where they learned that tactic of kneeling on people's necks or their upper back from the Israelis.
That state doesn't even have a police academy anymore.
Maybe we should bring back the police academy.
Maybe that's why they suck.
Why are we getting trained by the IDF?
Oh, yeah.
Because it's just another contract for the Israelis that, yeah, come over and train our police.
We don't know how our police force is older than the state of Israel.
But yeah, we're gonna go to the IDF and they're crav my crap.
Uh, you know, they they can barely arrest unarmed Palestinian adolescents, but you know, we're gonna learn from these guys how to subdue criminals.
The motherfucker wouldn't get in the car laid on the asphalt and was screaming like a baby.
Hey, can't breathe.
If you can yell, you can breathe because you try to talk when you can't breathe, you can't do it, and you definitely can't scream.
You can breathe because you're talking.
He had a heart attack.
And I don't think it I don't like cops, and I don't think there's any reason to sit on somebody for eight or nine minutes.
He's already in handcuffs and stuff, just sit him up on his butt and start de-escalating and talk them down, whatever.
But there was no evidence of racism, much less systemic racism, because some criminal thug high out of his mind died of a drug overdose and had a panic attack.
But he's a hero, you know.
They built his statue, even and they build him a mural, although, like two days later, lightning struck it down.
But then they moved removed the statues of Robert E. Lee, Lewis and Clark, and Sacagawea.
All in the same way.
Yeah, they didn't do anything.
Sakawe didn't do nothing.
They don't deserve it, they didn't rob any stores or do counterfeit money, so why do they got statues?
Like if they need to be pistol whipping pregnant ladies, that's how you get a statue.
As far as I know, they never did that.
So yeah, they weren't selling narcotics and they weren't making porn videos.
So yeah, yeah.
I mean, the other thing I don't think without a statue, Sacawea, anyone would know what she looked like or heard of her.
I mean, like she was on the dollar coin, and this is what's hilarious.
They stopped making the looks exactly like Elizabeth Warren.
I heard well, they got rid of the coin.
It's the high cheekbones.
Yeah, yeah, exactly.
They got rid of the Sacagawea dollar because of all the counterfeit that was being they were making counterfeit Sacajaoia coins in Brazil and stuff.
So counterfeiting got rid of the Sacajewea coin.
The only coin with the Native American, one of the one of the only coins with a female, and it was scrapped due to counterfeit.
George Floyd was a counterfeiter.
It's like they just want to take down all statues.
I tell you, Washington, Jefferson, all of them, none of them are safe.
These people hate the United States, they hate America.
It's a bunch of communists, and they won't admit that.
They're like, Oh, yeah, this person wasn't uh perfect according to today's Morriers.
Well, it's funny because you see, like um, you see people like us who are critical of the United States, and I don't want to speak for you two, but for me, my criticism of the United States comes out of like a deep love for what America is supposed to stand for, right?
And but on the other side, it's like the criticism of the United States comes uh from a position from a place of hate out of what the United States is supposed to stand for.
It's supposed to be like this you know, liberty, self-actualization, individual rights.
You know, I don't want to use the term utopia because it was never meant to be perfect or thought that it would be perfect but it's supposed to be this great experiment on of of liberty and sure was better than people living as serfs exactly what's funny is uh what you guys were just talking about how we uh you know these people try to put uh present day morals on people from 200 years ago they don't put present day morals on Joe Biden you know it's like this guy you know he he's like
the architect of the war on drugs and, you know, massive prison sentencing and, you know, horrible criminal justice.
But you're putting these, you know, you're putting these judgments on George Washington, who's been dead for a long time.
But the guy that you voted for for president and continue to defend, you're not willing to put modern day standards on him.
That's kind of, he doesn't want his kids going to a racial jungle.
That was probably good for all the people of color.
Because who wants to go to school with Hunter Biden selling crack?
Yeah, he would have made the crack epidemic way worse.
He would have gone to an interracial school.
No, but Reid is right.
Where are the morals, today's morals, or even the morals of 200 years ago, aren't even applied on the mosques we have today.
Joe Biden made slavery great again in 2011 when they invaded Libya and just handed the country over to Al-Qaeda.
He's creating and abetting religious fanatics proxy.
war in Syria.
He was sanctions on Iraq that killed 8000 kids I mean that was all Democrats.
Wasn't he a little more hesitant like he didn't like going into Libya right Joe Biden like Hillary really wanted to do it and he was kind of arguing against it a little bit is that true or I think Obama was reluctant.
Biden just does what he's told.
Hillary definitely wanted in.
He started shelling him.
Gaddafi was charged in pre-crimes, right?
God, these people steal.
Nancy Pelosi has been caught twice in multi-million dollar insider trading gambits just this year, her and her husband.
Nothing happens.
Nothing happens.
The Hunter thing.
And James Biden and Frank Biden.
These are mafia families working with mafia families.
Disgusting.
Have you not seen it?
Holy shit.
No, I've been too scared to dig it up because I don't want to turn it up on my hard drive.
It's mostly Hunter walking around naked and banging prostitutes and doing drugs, but he also is admitting to crimes.
And then there's emails where they're just openly admitting, you know, how much for pay to play.
Name a place.
I made a movie called Corn Pops Revenge.
that went over a good chunk of their crimes but I never even gotten to the laptop because I'm like you can't even you can't even show four seconds of it without you know wang or butthole or something on the screen.
So but it was leaked it's on bit shoot just yeah you might not want that on your computer at FBI will come nab you for kitty porn but not the guy in the video fucking yeah see it's it's hard to tell but yeah yeah I mean you know it when you see it and it sure did look like it yeah.
So Ryan how do you clear your brain out from all the shit you have to look at all the time what do you do do you meditate or anything or just scream at people or what's your what's your secret no I'm lucky to have a really awesome wife and kids to keep me grounded and martial arts helps me a lot because I'd be in jail if not for that for real.
Yeah.
And I only drink to celebrate.
You notice anytime some neocon dies or something, that's when I have a few shots.
I take three shots, just like Rittenhouse, and then I have another three.
Drop in commies.
You think he's going to get acquitted?
He better.
I don't know how you could get a more clear case of self-defense on film from multiple angles.
It was better than a movie.
There's so much footage of his innocence.
The first guy he dropped, Joseph Rosenbaum, who's white, you know, Rosenbaum.
You're white when you commit a crime.
He went to jail for 13 years for raping kids.
I mean, fuck that guy.
His little 5'3 manlet.
Yeah, he chasing a minor.
His little 5'3 manlet.
It's all, shoot me, nibbles.
and tried to grab a gun with he threw like a bag at him like oh yeah that'll work useless man he thought I don't think I would Even if I hated somebody, I don't think I would chase them if they were carrying an AR and I wasn't carrying anything.
Like, I had a surprise with a rifle.
Shot at him, and he'd been chasing them around.
He's like, You're not gonna shoot me.
You're not gonna shoot me.
He's like, I'm not until I feel threatened.
But as soon as you get within, as soon as you actually touch me or my gun, I am gonna shoot you.
And he did in the nuts, which is precision aim.
Yeah.
To hit that guy.
Aim small this small.
Because that's like uh, I mean, he had to be dead center.
That's smaller than the bullet.
He got him.
So did your interest in all the conspiracy stuff really start with 9-11?
Is that where this all began for you, Ryan?
Started when I was 10 years old watching the surputer film in fifth grade.
Which film?
Uh JFK getting shot in his limo.
And I realized like one time, I forget it was 1985 or something, six.
It was Hurricane Gloria.
And my dad stayed on the island, and we went up to my grandparents.
We were gonna visit them anyway.
So we're like, well, let's go early and avoid this hurricane.
And on the news, they showed his property, and there it was like knee deep water, and we're all freaking out.
It's because the news anchor just got on their knees in ankle deep water, right?
To make it more dramatic.
And um, I realized they just flat out stage shit, and and no one on the island sees it because there's no electricity because there was a hurricane, so none of them saw it, but people in like Virginia and stuff saw it, and we saw it, and we get contact of my dad and say, Is there like two and a half feet of water?
And no, not at all.
I mean, there's a little bit of water in the parking lot, which is exactly where they were filming.
The guy's getting on his knees and make it look like he's that deep.
And I realized that news crews and stuff just straight up fake stories for the now.
Y'all call it clickbait.
There's no clicking back then, but you know, for the ratings or whatever.
I'm like, they just lied, like everybody on TV lied.
And you'd see that over and over again, and they come and find the biggest dumbass to interview about a particular issue when myself and others had given them long interviews and articulated the problems, and they just cut all that and find somebody like well.
I don't know, man.
You just something stupid.
I'm like, who is that guy?
That guy doesn't even live here.
And they would say they're on our island interviewing somebody, and they they weren't.
They just interviewed an actor or I don't know who knows.
But they would just make shit up.
So I had a large distrust for television and the government.
I'd seen what environmental groups did how disingenuous they were, had nothing to do with environment.
It was just, you know, it's kind of like the people donating to him and stuff want to save the birds or the whatever, right?
But the group itself is in it for power to manipulate land for real estate and other reasons, right?
And they harm the environment more than they harm the environment, and it's just a theme.
It's just a do-gooder thing, it's just a a profiteering with a theme, and you see that in the environment, you see it in medicine, you see you pick something, it's all just profiteers with a theme.
That's all it is.
And uh, so I knew all that.
I remember going to Washington, DC in fifth grade and meeting with uh Walter Beaman Jones that was Walter Jones' father.
I was arguing for a line item veto to cut pork out of bills, and I was also arguing to get beach nourishment from North Carolina because it ought your beaches should be considered infrastructure, the same as highways and stuff.
Like, it's just gonna next year the ocean's gonna come again.
I'm like, Oh, yeah, it's probably gonna snow again next year too in the north.
Do you not pave insult the roads anyway?
And what's that cost?
Turns out, you know, it keeping businesses open and stuff is worth getting rid of the snow, and you know, preserving your beaches is certainly worth it in income from tourism and so on.
From just a money point of view, forget about the moral point of view of saving people from their house going in the ocean or anything, but just from the financial point of view.
He was all set to to actually help us on that, and then he died.
And uh Chase, you got a YouTube, just YouTube like Ryan Dawson, Hatteras Island, and this oh, yeah.
I'm always grilling the county commission and it could be in a movie, it's like I mean, the way it's it's gonna ovations and shit all the time.
It's great.
That go in, I'll go into this.
Is not on film.
I mean, it might be somewhere, but I would go into a restaurant and see the park service and just walk up to the table and point the door and be like, leave and they would, they knew you all over the island.
The park department.
I'm like, get to step, and you're not eating here.
You're not getting gas here.
We're boycotting the park service because they shut our beaches down.
Yeah, I'm like, just don't let them eat, don't let them get gas, don't let them anything.
So I don't know.
Park service is the number one law enforcement I've had a run-ins with because I've been to like all the national parks across the United States, and all I would do is sleep in my car.
I didn't want to spend 30 bucks for a campground, so I'd just find some isolated parking lot somewhere, and they would go around hunting for you and find you, and then either give you a fine or force you to go to the campground.
Yeah, they're road pirates.
Yeah, they're just like cops.
No different.
I had um in my martial arts gym, park service and cops were free.
If you wanted to come get a lesson, it was free.
You didn't even have to pay for it.
I thought you're a lot of punching bag looked like a park ranger.
That's where I thought you were going with that.
I mean, I'm like, if any of them come in here, I'm just gonna suplex them and beat the fuck out of them the whole time and teach them nothing for free.
We had two park service people come in and get worked over.
Um no cops took it up, unfortunately.
I know all of them though, and they're like, I'm not going in there.
I'm like, we'll try to convince someone to do it.
So, Ryan, I as a layman, and I don't mean to just totally change subjects, but that's exactly what I'm doing.
Um, what the fuck happened on 9-11?
Wow, that's an open-ended question.
Yeah, what happened?
So, like, I'm at the I'm at the place where I don't think what they said happened happened, but I have no idea what the explanation is.
Other than Al Qaeda did run the buildings, yeah.
Yeah, I can get Ryan going pretty easily by just saying that they they hit the Pentagon with flight 77.
All the airplanes are real, Al Qaeda's real.
It's just yeah, Al Qaeda is not some independent terrorist organization with no ties to states.
Al Qaeda was created by the United States, and with Saudi Arabia's support, getting diaspora fighters to fight in Afghanistan against the Soviets.
It's had a hand in glove relationship.
We armed them, we trained them, we financed them.
They used them in Bosnia, they used them in other conflicts when it was you know within our interest, our meaning, the Israelis.
And they struck on September 11th, but there seems to have been faction in the US, knew it was coming.
We have evidence of foreign knowledge and support from foreign states.
I had Tony Schaefer on the show, and he he basically said that we knew.
Yeah, we knew.
I mean, the Israelis are celebrating the attacks, they were sitting there with the camera in place, pointed at the World Trade Centers, waiting for the plane to come.
Why did they want to fly planes into us though if we hooked them up with arms and money?
Because the people on the lower rank have no clue.
They hated the United States legitimately because we if you read their own, they wrote down, told you why they did it.
They didn't like the occupation in Palestine.
They didn't like the slaughtering of children in Iraq, the bombing of Lebanon, like all those Muslims that were being killed by the United States, and they were gonna hit us in our military and financial centers, World Trade Center in the Pentagon.
And so these guys were real terrorists and hated the United States, with you can understand their reasoning.
I can't imagine growing up in a Iraq and watching kids starve to death pretty much daily, like they were dropping like quicker than veterans, kill themselves, uh starving to death, and living through all this shit and knowing like the whole thing,
the whole thing, the colonization of Gaza and the 15 years civil war in Lebanon and the Israel bombing Beirut and dumping depleted uranium and affecting babies on you grow up seeing that and you know the US facilitates it all,
and you know the US is uh purposely fostering sectarian violence, and they're they grow up you know fairly uneducated, they're been demasculated, they're watched people tortured,
humiliated, some of their cities have been flattened, and they see some imam on the hill preaching Islam against great Satan, and they gravitate to that, they want revenge, and sort of we kill what we create, but we created that problem by engaging in our own terrorism first and wars and predatory loans and all the other means to break a place,
and so to get you know 19 or 20 guys that are willing to die to hit you back is not a surprise.
The thing is they didn't do it by themselves.
They, for example, um Bandar Bush and Prince Haifa used a couple conduits, their names were Sam Bas Don and Omar Bayumi to pick up hijackers as soon as they landed in California, get them a house, pay them money, live with them, translate for them, get them to the flight schools, gave them all the logistical and financial support they needed.
There was a Saudi Git agent, which is the equivalent of Saudi Arabia's CIA, living with two of the 9-11 hijackers, and then they picked up a third hijacker, Hanji Hanjur.
And the CIA knew they had followed these guys to an al-Qaeda summit meeting in Malaysia where they met the blind sheikh and spent the night with them.
They're already known, they're on Interpol's most wanted uh Al-Midhar had been involved in the USS coal bombing in Yemen already anyway.
So they're already known international terrorists, and they let them live in the United States using their real names and never informed the FBI.
Now I think that's the excuse because the FBI wouldn't have done shit anyway.
You look at what some of the crap the FBI is doing today, like the guy that's now in charge of the Capitol Hill so-called riot was the ringleader of the dozen FBI agents that staged this Whitmer Governor Whitmer kidnapping BS.
And I don't really like this site in particular, but Mother Jones kind of left-leaning, but they did a list of all the entrapment cases and just crap, you know, FBI fuckery.
It's amazing.
Like entrapment, entrapment, and trap.
They find some homeless person or drug addict or whatever, and there's more FBI agents than there are like bad guys.
And they did the right boy some put them, yeah, put them in the right place, have them hold a gun or a bomb or whatever, and they'll get all the blame.
They're just setting people up, and then you know, they react to their own provocations.
And there were FBI agents in the Capitol on January 6th, and all that film hasn't been released or anything, but they were crossing the barricades.
We have footage of them the night before, encouraging people to storm the Capitol, and then they went and did it themselves.
You think they were planning to be able to do it?
And then they reacted to it and shot a woman dead.
And then the media made up a story of a guy getting beaten with a fire extinguisher, which was bullshit.
Do you think the FBI planted the pipe bombs on the sixth?
I don't think there were any pipe bombs.
They just made it up.
There's no pipe bombs.
Pipe bomb became like a big thing because of Eric Rudolph.
And he had relationship with the spooks.
He used to openly live in Asheville.
And knew people that knew him.
He wasn't on the run or anything.
He got caught serendipitously because he tried to rob them all or something.
And you know, it's not like they have every local police force in on it.
They're like, oh, this is Eric Rudolph, the Olympic bomber.
The FBI wasn't looking for him.
They weren't looking for McAfee either.
Because he openly was saying where he was living, what he was doing, taking pictures on Oka Cook Ferry, saying he's in Frisco, right?
They could have went and got him.
They just don't want to go to Hatteras because they might not come back.
Yeah, I gotta admit, I knew nothing about what you about your story about McAfee.
That's all news to me.
There's no way you could not notice he was there.
He was like no one there's got 100 million dollars, whatever.
And guys just bringing in hookers from the mainland and meth and designer drugs and getting all fucked up and he was pedophile.
He's like praying on the city.
He was a pedophile.
Ryan, how long out of his own mouth?
He's like, Yeah, I'm sleeping 16-year-olds.
I mean, the guy was a fucking piece of shit.
How long did you know details about him?
Like when he was running for president, did you know all this shit about him?
Or was it yeah?
Yeah, everybody knew.
But these he it's like he made dank memes online, so you get these people that just they need a hero so bad that they're like, Yeah, this guy is anti-Fed or whatever.
This guy's uh well, he he did a good job of branding himself.
I don't care that he ran for tax great, you know.
I'd rather you spin it on drugs and hookers than give it to the government.
Government kills people, but you can't give drugs to kids, man.
And you can't rape people, you just can't.
So Gary Johnson was a better choice than him in 2016.
He's that guy, the guy that thought Guam could capsize if you put too many people on one side of it.
That wasn't Gary Johnson, that was some other dude.
That was Gary Johnson.
He's the Mr. What's Aleppo in the middle of the Syrian game?
Yeah, no, he did the what's Aleppo, but I've seen the cap the Guam capsize video.
It was some uh said it.
Oh, it was two of them.
Yeah, so some black guy waslands are floating there, they're connected to the bottom.
You really sand under the water, too.
Exactly.
And just made us look really good as libertarians.
Those are great advertising.
He's just libertarian, he was he was an establishment guy who wanted to legalize drugs.
Oh, we're talking about Gary Johnson.
I was like Johnson was uh he's just a he's a Republican name, but he's actually a Democrat, and he called himself a libertarian.
His only libertarian position was legalize weed.
And people like Bill Maher, he's a Democrat that wanted to legalize pot.
Yeah, not a libertarian.
Bill Moore calls himself a Democrat though, doesn't he?
Well, he's calling himself a libertarian, too.
He called himself a libertarian forever, and now he finally actually he said of himself, yeah.
I wasn't really a libertarian, it was just a Democrat that wanted to legalize weed.
Yeah, so at least he admits it.
Yeah, he fessed up.
Well, the Democrats used to be the more libertarian party because they were way, way more lax on the social issues like gay marriage, uh legalization of marijuana, stuff like that.
They were more libertine on, but now that that stuff's been basically legalized, there's like no liberty, there's there's no issue the democrats fight for liberty.
They're the pro-tax party.
I mean, they've never been libertarian.
They're the ones that started World War One, World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam, they raised taxes.
Uh like they only wanted to legalize weed so they could tax it.
Like what about the 60s, Ryan?
What about in the 1860s?
They were pretty dope back then, or no, both parties sucked in the 1860s.
Like I miss the Whigs, bro.
We need to bring the wig.
They're better than you know.
I see all these people.
This is how ignorant people are of history.
You know, Lincoln left the Republican Party and joined the the Union Party because they lost 27 seats in the midterm elections because at the time he was losing the war that he started, which was unheard of.
How you have five times as many people, you inherited the Navy and you have all the industry and you're losing, but they were and um, but he cheated.
He sent soldiers to the polling places and stuff and got re-elected, but not as a Republican.
They all sucked, but yeah, at that time, I guess the Republicans were Lincoln's deal.
Did Lincoln really want to free the slaves?
Is that why he did all this sort of Machiavellian shit?
Or like what was the no?
He wanted yeah, he wanted it in slavery in the because he wanted to send he didn't even want whites and blacks to live together at all.
He wanted to ship them back to the I've seen those speeches where Lincoln said that he didn't believe in like cohabitation.
His first draft of the well, the first first what could have been the 13th amendment was the Corinth Amendment, which enshrines slavery in the Constitution.
His second proposal um was the 13th amendment that we got, uh, where you end up doing that one.
It never he died before it was passed because they rejected it the first time and they passed it on the second go-around, which is hilarious.
He just fought a war in slavery, and then you shoot down the amendment that ends slavery.
But uh, but he wrote written one after that that said, uh, let's phase slavery out by the year 1900.
So another 37 years of slaves.
He he wrote that in 1863 before his emancipation proclamation.
His first idea was to end slavery.
Um, the way New Jersey was ending slavery, like okay, everybody who's already a slave is gonna remain a slave, but their children or anybody born after this day will not be slaves, and that's actually a proposal that Thomas Jefferson had made many many years earlier as a way of phasing out slavery.
But it was um a tactical thing to undermine southern labor in the middle of a war that the North was losing.
They didn't get rid of their own slaves, and it's hilarious that they had this Juneteenth thing, because they're like, Oh, that's when uh slavery ended in Texas in 1865, but slavery doesn't end in Kentucky and Delaware and Missouri and Kansas and Maryland and Washington DC and New Jersey, all these northern states until December 6th, 1866, when the 13th Amendment passed.
They kept having slaves, black slaves, and then they still had the coolies and Chinese slaves for many years after that, and then they still had script pay for decades after that.
That lasted till the 1920s.
So why did the southern states secede if uh if um it wasn't because Lincoln wanted to make uh slavery illegal?
I'm asking stupid questions on purpose.
Yeah, I mean because it's not a stupid question, but I mean it is and it isn't because it's like at by your age, you should know already, but you're doing it for the audience, I suppose.
But it's because that they put a 45% tariff on exports, and they were spending almost the entirety of the taxes collected throughout the country on three cities, New York and Philly and Boston, all in the north.
So the South's paying like 87% of the taxes and not receiving any of the benefits from those taxes, and they did not want to become uh a little Ireland.
What Britain did to Ireland is what the North was doing to the South, and the South had always dominated American politics, like eight presidents from Virginia that they'd really Jackson from Tennessee.
Yep.
Um he's born in North Carolina though, but he um he killed the bank, so did Jefferson, and then Lincoln creates the income tax way before 1913.
The first income tax was Abraham Lincoln, just a wartime income tax, or was it made the greenbacks too that were backed by government bonds which had to be paid back in gold by the South?
Yeah, guys, I've got to run because I gotta go meet Quent.
But uh mission grabbed me on, yeah.
South Carolina tried to secede in the 1830s over the same issue.
Slavery hadn't even been brought up at all, they just didn't like the tariffs because Charleston was the fourth largest city, port city and in the United States, and the largest one in the South, Charleston and New Orleans.
A lot of the river networks and stuff from North Carolina and South Carolina would go to Charleston for export because you can't export from the outer banks, too dangerous.
And so like Wilmington was the largest city in North Carolina, it wasn't Raleigh or Charlotte, like now it was all in the east, and it was their trade, all the coastal areas and all the areas on the Mississippi were greatly affected by the tariff.
Now, inland, where you're not near the rivers and you're not near the coast, didn't want to secede from the Union, and actually West Virginia doesn't secede from the Union, and Western North Carolina and East Tennessee fought for the North.
The North fourth largest divisions by the end of the war were from North Carolina.
So it's about half that state.
Um it was pretty it was really mixed.
It wasn't a north versus south thing, it was kind of like coastal and river trading areas versus the interior versus the north.
They wanted to preserve the union because they had all the benefit from it.
They wanted also competing for railroads going out west, and they wanted it to go from Chicago to California instead of New Orleans.
Part of the reason for abolition is well, if we undermine slavery, they won't be able to out to compete with us on the railroad.
It was just for their own selfish interest.
Nobody cared about blacks in 1860s.
There were abolitionists, but that was a super tiny minority, and then a lot of them were motivated by not expanding slavery out west because they didn't want to live with blacks at all.
Like even after the war, Ohio's like, oh yeah, they forced you to have black suffrage and from the 14th Amendment.
And they say, Well, you can't live here unless you pay 500 if you're black, which about when Texas became the Republic of Texas.
Didn't they have some sort of policies that incentivize black people to just leave the country?
Because it you know it was its own country for 10 years, like 46 to 56 or something like that.
Yeah, but most of what they color in on the map was really Comanche territory anyway, and they Comanche was expanding its territory up until 1870.
Why she's more comanche now, John Wayne.
They had defeated the Spanish Army, the Texas Army, and the U.S. Army and the CSA.
The Cavanche were hardcore.
Six shot revolvers putting into that, though, which were during the civil war.
Do you think the founders intended that secession be legal?
Uh for states.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, that's how Kentucky was made.
I haven't read the federal papers yet.
So I'm not sure.
Right, Kentucky was part of Virginia and becomes its own state.
They didn't want states to be too big, they didn't want one particular state to have more power, you know, than the others.
They wanted an expected secession.
I mean, we seceded from Britain, yeah, but a state seceding from another state is different from a state seceding from the union.
You can have uh half of a state form its own state.
I mean, that happened several times.
Sure, that happened in North Carolina, and what they created the state of Franklin, which is now the state of Tennessee.
Right, but they still remain part of the union.
Yeah, well, yeah, but voluntarily.
And if you don't want to be part of the union, there were secession movements in the northeast and in Texas prior to the Civil War, and they ended up not seceding, but no one questioned the constitutionality of it.
It's like, yeah, you can secede.
And it's not like when Jefferson and Madison are the ones that wrote it, so they know what it means.
They don't have to interpret what it means.
They're the guys that wrote what it meant, and it they said secession was constitutional.
So if the guys that write the constitution and the bill of rights are saying you can secede, that's you know now the Supreme Court can interpret this way or that, but I'm like, it's not an interpretation.
These are the OG people that wrote it and know exactly what it means.
Yeah, it's just it's unfortunate that a secession as a legal um decision or move got so branded as associated with slavery and racism because you know there's a million different reasons to secede that had nothing to do with racism or slavery, but then now it's anytime you bring it up, you're just right.
Many six northern states had slaves.
Um, all of them had slaves, but six had black slaves um before during and after the civil war, and they had contraband camps where they worked Africans to death, and they had programs relocating people to Haiti and Panama, where majority of them just died.
They even thought about Liberia and thought it wasn't as cost efficient as the Caribbean.
They didn't care, And he and you know the last place to have black suffrage in the United States?
The North.
The entire South had black suffrage before the North.
And there were seven states that rejected it outright, and then others made conditions on it, like in New York.
Yeah, you can vote if you're a black male, but only if you own property, which was you know less than one percent of them, if any of them.
Um you ever looked at the stats of the number of classes, like main free black men that own slaves?
It's crazy when you look at that as well.
Well, not really.
I mean, the majority of black slaveholders were black and lived in Africa.
I mean, where do you think they bought them?
Right.
Right.
I mean, the slave when Jefferson ended the transatlantic slave trade, it devastated Western Africa because that was their main export.
They went to war just to capture people so they could sell them to Europeans.
And do you think did he just do it for moral reasons, or do you were there some uh socio pol economic reasons or political reasons?
All the above, I mean, it devastated our economic competitors because Europe was getting raw goods from the US and making finished products and selling it to Africa, who's paying for it by selling slaves to the United States.
Um now they could still sell them to Brazil and other places in the Americas, but not to the US, and some will say, well, Jefferson just wanted the price of slaves in Virginia to go up by cutting off other sources to buy them or whatever.
But that's bullshit because he wrote he tried to end slavery in Virginia too in their Virginia Constitution, he phased slavery out that didn't pass, but Jefferson tried to make it pass, and when he became president, he got rid of uh expansion of slavery to the Northwest and he ended the transatlantic slave trade.
He did not end slavery uh in each state because he believed that was a state issue.
But when he was part when he was a Virginia politician, he did try to end slavery in Virginia, just wasn't successful.
He thought it was immoral, but he also thought it was something you couldn't do overnight, he wanted to phase it out.
And probably true, it's a tough problem to tackle because what do you do with a bunch of people that have no education?
Some of them have like a skill, and the culture just isn't like where are they gonna go?
Everyone's racist.
Um you have politics is downstream from culture, so you have to change the culture and their attitudes towards other races first, or whatever law you make is not gonna work.
So um, what do you say to people who make the argument that the Republican and the Democrat Party switched?
Because that's a common like leftist response to people who are like Democrats are responsible for everything from you know fighting for slavery all the way, you know, all the way and voting against the civil rights movement, like and then the common response is that you know the parties flipped it's silly because Democrats and Republicans had slaves.
Tennessee was Republican at the time of the civil war, and it also had slaves, as did all those union states, and they all enslaved the Chinese, they act like Chinese slaves don't count or something.
The reason to undermine slavery in the South is they're competing with them, and they wanted to undermine their labor.
They didn't care about blacks, they're like, You're not coming up here, you know, and and they're talking about how to relocate them, they didn't care.
As far as the flipping part, like if you're going to say that nowadays, Democrats are supposed to be the tax and spin big government party, and the Republicans are like for fiscal responsibility.
We don't have a party that has fiscal responsibility, and both parties just seem to be for small government whenever they're not in power, and when they are in power, you know, you have like the neocons.
It's like, oh, they're not conservative, they're the new conservatives because they're for big government and war.
But had they not always been that way, and they just lost elections, you know.
Uh there's no flipping, they've both always sucked.
You could say with LBJ, there's the civil rights movement.
So for once, under the banner of Democrats, you have minorities getting rights.
So that's why they say there's the flip is Lyndon Johnson gave um blacks desegregation.
Yeah, but a lot of the a lot of the blue states, especially in the south Stayed blue all the way through civil rights up until like the early 2000s.
Some of the flips didn't happen.
So you'd think that if it was just, you know, there was a hundred percent correlation with perceived racism that the flipping would have happened in the 60s.
They're not voting based on race or anything.
Like that's media made that up.
Right.
Um think about it.
Like President Grant got elected and southern states voted for him.
But oh yeah, whites weren't allowed to vote.
So they gave blacks the voting black men voting rights, but they took rights away from veterans.
And of course, they elected Grant.
They're told him, like, this is the guy that liberated you, even though he personally had slaves himself, and he's the guy that worked people to death in contraband camps, guy in the 50 dollar bill, a drunkard, just sent people into the slaughter.
He also is very prejudiced towards German and Irish mercenaries who just sent on suicide missions.
Guy's a monster, and he's the one that goes out west killing Native Americans too.
I mean, he was definitely racist.
But they saw blacks as a convenient voting block for Republicans, which Democrats do today.
They don't care about American interest or I hate saying black interest, because it really should just be interest.
Right.
Yeah, you and interest for this guy is an interest for the other guy, you know.
Right.
But they started realizing, hey, uh, this happens a lot of African nations too, they start divvying out money based on ethnic groups and stuff.
And so groups realize they can vote themselves money.
And so they would come out with these social programs and stuff, which they believed in, and they if they realized, hey, if we couch this in race to say that our welfare or whatever is for single mothers or blacks or Latino, whatever, we can get a demographic group vote.
Because it p why wouldn't somebody vote themselves benefits, right?
And of course, it doesn't work.
Welfare has been a disaster, affirmative action has been a disaster, but it looks good on paper, and it still gets some votes, so they continue to do policies that they know are detrimental because it keeps them in power.
And then so I guess they you know, Democrats started doing that.
Republicans try the same thing with the religious bloc and stuff.
They're like, they don't care about this or that brand of Christianity or anything, they just want to manipulate people into voting for their party and being like, Yeah, we're pro you guys.
And yet they're not.
There's not a single thing you can look at that either party passed that has helped any of these groups.
They're really really much the opposite.
But I think a lot of the country accepted desegregation because of Vietnam.
Like if you're going to fight and die in the military, then you should have equal rights in your home country, right?
I think that's that's happened a lot.
And the same with when the world wars hit, a lot of women went to work and they realized, oh, we can work after all.
Right.
Well, and with inflation, um yeah, you want to tax both genders.
Well, there's that, but you also women sort of had to work at a certain point because you know there was a time where you could be an electrician and live in a city and own a house and support a family of four, you know, with the state home.
Now you need double income to survive, they can tax both sexes, and if both of you are working, guess who gets to control your kids?
State.
Yep.
So I I think that's a good thing.
They're not gonna say that.
They're like, this is for women's whatever, but it isn't.
Yeah, they went to wage slave because it's cheaper than cattle slavery.
You don't have to feed them, you don't have to house them, they're replaceable.
If they starve, who cares?
You just get another one.
And there's so it was the conditions in Europe were so bad with the potato famines and everything else that there are enough immigrants coming to the United States that workers became super replaceable in the Northeast.
So they're like, if you don't want to pluck feathers for 20 hours a day, then we'll just we'll find O'Brien McPhilly or he'll do it, you know.
They'll just replace you.
And so it took a long time to get labor rights in the United States, uh, you know, the eight-hour day and all that, and the mafia actually helped a great deal in that.
And as did just straight up rebellions with guns, like Blair Mountain, the shot over a million rounds, fought the government for a month.
People don't even know that happened.
They think we're walking around with signs and pink pussy hats got us rights.
Like nobody cares if you yell at buildings, they care when you get violent.
Right.
And we're taught the opposite.
Never be violent.
It never works.
But civil civil disobedience works too to a certain extent.
You know, if there's a threat of violence.
Right.
Right.
But I mean, you just gotta force it, right?
Like, I I maybe I'm just being naive, but I think that the sit-ins and stuff boycotts work.
Um, you know, we're just not gonna use your bus anymore, something like that.
That'll work.
But I'll tell you another this is something it's sick, but part of the motivations to integrate schools was man, this NIBA can really play football.
Yeah, yeah.
And getting them in sports means you have to have them in your school.
So, like, all right, we'll take a few.
All me, all the athletes.
Well, you've seen a lot of that at uh that still happens at the higher education level, like a lot of these affirmative action programs and stuff are are really just uh cloaked sports problems because the universities know that having a good sports team is like the best possible advertisement for enrollment, yeah.
When I was raising a lot of residence in Nashville, and they they put so much money into basketball.
Tennessee volunteers in Knoxville, or they're making a million dollars a game.
There's a hundred and five thousand people at the Notre Dame football game with versus Tennessee, and they're all paying a range cheapest ticket in the nosebleeds, probably 14 bucks, all and up to way more than that for like next to the cheerleader seats, whatever.
100,000 plus.
I mean, they're making uh over a million bucks a game, and they don't pay the players, so after you pay your coach salary, that that revenue is.
That's changing though.
That's changing though.
They're gonna start.
I mean, they're still gonna they're still gonna uh skim quite a bit.
It seems like if you're large enough to be on television and generate commercial revenue, that the players should get a slice of that, right?
Why not?
Right?
I don't know.
Why not?
So why do you think what do you think the um the whole story is behind the formation of the Federal Reserve?
Because based on the research that I've done, it seems that it's unconstitutional for the United States government to create a fiat currency because the constitution pretty explicitly says that you know we can make gold and silver backed coinage, but in the implication, of course, is that fiat is not legal in the United States, and it seems to me, and this is just my naive sort of lay minute interpretation that the Federal Reserve was a way for the government to outsource fiat to a private institution.
What do you think?
Well, and also add usury, because instead of the treasury minting coins interest-free, you now have to pay interest for another party to create the money supply, which they loan to you, which you can never pay back because they're right, it's going to be X plus interest versus X, so it's impossible to get it.
They only print X number of dollars, but you owe X plus interest, so the debt cycle always increases.
So you have to sell intrinsic assets that have value, but how they get paid for unless they increase the money supply.
You see, and yeah, it's uh it's like many many times in history, people have gone against usury, including Jesus, you know, the Muslims got rid of it, uh Catholics got rid of it.
Umy nations have gotten rid of usury, but always comes creeping back.
Well, even in the old testament, it says that you're not supposed to loan.
I mean, obviously, the the Jews have loaned money on interest for a long time, but I don't think to their own.
Maybe I'm wrong about that.
But in the old testament, I don't think you're supposed to loan money on interest to your neighbor.
Yeah.
I mean, you can say this is a fee for the risk of pirates or whatever, you know, user fee or something, but you can't have interest indefinitely, you know.
Uh, but they do, and whether or not your currency's back by uh a medal or something, like that it's not as big a deal as people make it out to be.
Like it's um you're gonna have bi-metallism and you could just discover a silver mine or whatever and still get inflation that way, but it's just a way to limit what the total supply is, but they'll just do fractional reserve banking.
So let's say, okay, we have X amount of gold, we'll loan nine times that amount in paper or something, right?
And then your your ratio can get larger and larger, it's 300 and something to one, three thousand to one.
So whether it's backed by it or not, it's like, well, is there a fixed ratio?
Because if not, that doesn't really do much good.
A lot of value is based on two things, demand and labor.
So it took you X amount of time doing something to earn the dollar.
And then, but it's not based on time, it's based on labor.
And if you go around doing something useless for three hours, that doesn't mean it's worth anything.
Right.
You know, like digging a ditch and then filling it in or something.
But um, and then there's the demand, and it's sad because a lot of things that are necessary in society are not always commercial products that turn that create revenue, and so for example, science or history or something, it's very valuable to the culture, but it doesn't necessarily produce anything.
You rely on other people to finance you.
Now there is a little slither of science, like if you invent a new thing in engineering or something, and then you sell that thing, that you can use those profits.
But there's a lot of scientific discoveries that don't or don't immediately make anything you could sell.
History, philosophy, they're valuable, but there's not there's nothing to point to go, oh yeah, I understand this, so it's not sellable, and so you have to have others that recognize the value in these things that are not commercial products and to do it, and so there would not be a Tesla without a uh Wittenhouse, and um there would not be Edison had to be he was a finance guy.
It's like you gotta have the business guy and then the brain doing whatever to move things, and it seems like shouldn't we be supporting a lot of these things we recognize that have value without them having to go around and seek funding crowdsourcing and stuff for everything?
Well, I mean, that's one of the arguments in favor of spending a lot of money on the military is like DARPANET, for example, sort of a national security product, uh that was developed using tax dollars by the government, and that's why we have the internet, and you know, you can make a case wasn't much much until the world wide web, which was created privately.
But I think we would have gotten those things anyway had we not spent that all on the military, it would have been in the marketplace, and competition and profit motive certainly work for innovation, but it just because a government does invent something now and then like oh, we accidentally discovered Velcro or whatever, right?
Doesn't mean it wouldn't have been otherwise without it, but we certainly it makes it more expensive and take a lot longer.
You look at some of the crap like the F 35, they wasted one and a half trillion dollars on it.
Who could ever private company could ever build such a piece of shit because they go out of business, right?
You can't just keep throwing money down a well because you'll fail.
But if it's government, then they just keep adding more and more and more onto it, and it doesn't work, and you end up losing over one and a half trillion dollars.
No business other than government can do that, and so it's like, where is the government might get a winner once in a while?
Say, oh, we made the this thing, their number of failures are outnumber them so greatly.
Uh we got a little uh issue outside.
So I wanted to ask those out, just outnumber them so much, and then the other thing is if the government makes something or favors something and monopolizes it, then this not driven to innovate and it's gonna cost too much.
So the reason you get new little widgets on your iPhone or your galaxy, whatever, is because if Apple doesn't do it, Google will, or whatever, and so because they're making new things, I gotta make new things, and if they lower their price, we gotta lower our price.
But if the government just picks a winner, and that's just the phone, then there is no competition making new widgets that you have to compete with, so you're not in a hurry to innovate, and you can have planned obsolescence and you can charge whatever the market will bear because there's no competitor, right?
So you you want markets, and you'd want more than two choices.
I mean, that's pretty close to monopoly, too.
Ideally, we'd have like 20 choices for cell phones, but there is a lot of state favoritism and contracting and regulatory capture and all this fuckery from the government, and that's why a lot of things are expensive and suck, but um it could be so much worse.
I mean, we do have free market-ish in the United States.
Um, but there are definitely a lot of industries that are either getting subsidized or favorable regulations, and that's where all our money's wasted and cause inflation, causes so many problems.
The state just makes things more expensive and slower.
Like Elon Musk, I know they get some money from the state, but they were able to do for four billion dollars, but it costs 44 billion dollars for the government to do the same thing, 10 times less.
And had they not had state sponsorship, it would have been less than that.
Like, oh, how are we gonna raise this much money?
Like, guess what?
It's not going to cost that much money.
It should not cost you a million something fucking dollars to build a road.
It's asphalt, you know.
It's we can do that way cheaper than what it costs, it only costs that much because the state is paying.
Right.
Same with healthcare.
See the cost just skyrocketed, yes, the same with healthcare and tuition and tuition too.
I mean, college prices have just gone way through.
Absolutely.
Guaranteed student loans in the Department of Ed have done that, and it didn't cost that before the government got involved.
Right.
There's still the same subjects to stuff that just suddenly cost this much because the government is given guaranteed student loans, and this and the colleges know that.
Oh, the state's paying.
Well, this is the price then.
Yeah, yeah.
Absolutely.
So I gotta ask you, because I'm trying to like kind of go chronologically.
So I've gone through the civil war, we hit the Federal Reserve.
Uh I I don't know much about World War I. I don't know if you want to talk about it or not, but one thing I did want to mention about World War One that I think is really interesting, is like everybody came back from World War One, and then obviously the Spanish flu was incredibly viral and deadly.
And you don't see like anywhere close to the extent of government spending or lockdowns or just bureaucratic behavior in 1917 that we saw last year.
You didn't have television.
Yeah, so is that is that it like what what do you think really happened with COVID?
That's my question.
Like, what what the the hype the hype from the media scared the public and investors got behind it?
If you couldn't scare the shit out of the public with your shortages on toilet paper, all this, which is so dumb.
There was never a production side shortage, it's just people went and hoarded, right?
Nobody pooped more, yeah.
Unlikely.
Same exact amount of pooping going on, yeah.
But uh I guess there was a lot of guess there was a lot of pants shitting during uh Rona Chan, but no, they overhyped these things, and people run around like chicken little saying the sky is falling.
These are the same people say the earth will be gone in eight years because of global warming if we don't do something.
It's wouldn't that be nice?
The same people that said the hole in the ozone was gonna destroy the planet, and it didn't, they just shut up about that one, didn't they?
Yeah, that's a big kid.
That was completely the 90s and stuff.
We're doing science projects on it, and it's crammed down our head in school.
What happened to it?
Global freezing was one they did in the 70s, some of the same people too, and then global warming, and then they rebranded that climate change.
It's whatever.
It's hype to sell products, vaccines and drugs, paper masks, yeah.
Um it wipes out the middle class because you shut down all those sectors, but your essential ones can still do business, right?
Yeah, Amazon just a lot of money.
Yep.
Look at all the real estate in New York City right now, they're empty blocks of just empty stores and commercial property, and they're that's gonna get devalued.
Everyone's moving out.
A lot of them are just left the city completely, but somebody later is gonna gobble all that up for pennies on the dollar and monopolize New York City, and who has the capital to do that?
And who runs that?
Yeah, yeah.
Must be must be nice to run that, Ryan.
I'm happy for you.
Yeah, it's not me.
Ryan Dawson is buying new.
You wouldn't want me in charge in New York City.
I'd be like, yeah, all right, we're selling this right now.
It'd be like Gotham.
Literally.
With no Batman.
So um do you think that the do you think that the Rona was a lab leak?
That seems to be evidence for that, yeah.
Do you think it was intentional?
Yep.
So that the commies could shut down the U.S. economy and play catch-up for a little bit.
By commies, do you mean the ones that were in America?
No.
Well, I guess both, but China.
No, I mean they don't want that shit in their own country either.
It was just inevitable.
Like, we're gonna do gain of function research on coronaviruses in China, knowing goddamn well what'll happen.
These people in China, it's like, oh yeah, let's give a chainsaw to a four-year-old.
Just tell them not to turn it on.
What could go wrong?
There's no safety anything.
China can't even get lead out of its paint.
Okay.
Their products are so unsafe.
I mean, they have buildings that just collapse because I guess we had one of those in Miami recently, too.
But yeah, yeah, but that was a fluke, not the norm.
Right.
But yeah, the trains just go off the rails.
Like China sucks.
And like, oh yeah, let's let's test deadly viruses there.
Bravo.
But it seems to be that they were buying patents and stuff for this shit before it escapes the lab.
They did the same thing with Anthrax.
A lot of government officials run Supero and stuff before their somebody mailed anthrax on 9-11 and tried to blame it on Al Qaeda.
So I I mean they've done it before.
I wouldn't doubt it.
We'd never be able to know because it's like you're not even allowed to ask that question without getting censored.
Right.
Well, they don't censor you so much anymore for the lab leak hypothesis since it's it's gained um mainstream traction.
But they'll censor you for the other details and implications of the city.
Well, Facebook and Twitter and stuff will.
No shit, they still do.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, they censor the hell out of the ivormectum.
Yeah, that's from Japan.
Japanese made that one.
Yeah, but now it's in the public domain.
There's no patent on it, right?
So we can make money off of it.
If it works, it's just you don't need it.
Corona's not that big a deal.
You have like a 99.98% chance you're gonna be fine, unless you're over 80, in which case just about everything kills you anyway.
So what do you whatever?
I mean, you're more likely if you're 27 years old, you're more likely to die from lightning than you are from Rona.
Right.
Are you gonna every time it rains, like cower under your bed?
Like, it's no reason.
It's so silly.
I I get sick to my stomach watching all these people wear masks and stuff.
I'm like, you're sheep.
I never wear a mask anywhere I go, and no problem.
They don't make you do that in Japan.
It's not mandatory.
That would be unconstitutional.
So um World War II.
Did we know Pearl Harbor was gonna happen before it happened and we just let it happen?
Well, what do you mean by we?
The United States of America.
Americans didn't know, people in Hawaii didn't know.
Oh, yeah, they knew white house, why us new?
Yeah, they knew and they they just let it happen.
They actually encouraged it with the McCullum memo.
They did an eight-point plan of putting the oil embargo on Japan, and they had attacked him in the Philippines and China before Pearl Harbor, and they did the do nothing raid right after they were sitting outside Tokyo waiting to yeah, they saw it coming.
They'd broken the codes, they knew where the ships were, and they're like Americans are very war-weary after World War One and don't want to be part of this.
Let's go to the Japanese into attacking Hawaii, which was not a US state, by the way.
It's a they attacked a base, and they only attacked the base.
They they could have flattened Hawaii, but they didn't.
They attacked Pearl Harbor.
But what did we do when we got to Japan?
Just start bombing civilians, right?
Yeah, yeah.
It's not like the Japanese killed plenty of civilians in China and stuff, but what happens in every war?
That's why war sucks.
Yeah, I mean, that's the only reason why war sucks, but it's the one of the inevitable.
It's not as if uh they didn't have prior B for the Chinese either.
I mean, they've been attacked many times by them too, but yeah, it sucks, man.
It's a fucking horrible.
There were no good guys in World War II.
Uh you can rightly demonize the Axis powers, but the Allies are guilty of all the same things.
I mean, French and British Empire colonized half the planet, and the Americas wiped out the American and Canadian Indians, and went on all the way to Guam, you know, Spanish American war, and replaced the Spanish in the Philippines as a military occupier.
I mean, it's uh hardly hardly could they shake their finger at the Germans when they also enslaved, raped, and genocided most of the planet themselves.
Germany was kind of new at the game compared to like Britain.
Good lord.
They had no shit.
That's been a long time since they sacked Rome.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's like it was tagging the Mongolians or you know, been a long time.
Like, how do we do this again?
Wait, you mean button?
But you know what these little landlocked nations just lose their shit sometimes because they got nothing else going for them.
So it's always like Macedonia or Mongolia or some landlocked place, it's just like we got what do we got?
Men, weapons.
Well, when you start seeing unemployment rates at 30%, people when you start seeing unemployment rates at 30%, you you get past the you know traditional causes of unemployment like mental illness or incompetence or stupidity or laziness,
and then you have you know a significant portion of your population who are normal, rational people that are actively going out every day looking for work and just not finding any, and you get that 30% kind of threshold like they had in Germany, that's when you start seeing parties nowadays.
we got like the opposite reason.
We have unemployment because of COVID bucks.
People are like, if I go to work, I'm gonna lose my government cash.
So they're incentivized to not work, right?
So even though places are open, they can't find any deployees, so they're still closed.
Yeah.
So wow, socialism causes shortages.
Imagine that.
If only we had some examples to look at, we might have known this was coming.
So why do you think it is that the United States would be like that wasn't true fascism?
That was democratic fascism.
True fascism hasn't been tried, you know.
Let me tell you what democratic fascism is.
Yeah.
So um, why do you think it is that the United States that sound like Nixon too?
I got a big nose and I hate Belson.
Why do you think it is that the United States got involved in uh Afghanistan and Iraq and sort of like allowed the 9-11 thing to happen?
Oh well, they need the opium trade out of Afghanistan because the off-the-books narcotic budget pays for the covert operations they do everywhere else.
Same reason they're in NAM.
And they went into Iraq because that's what Israel told them to do.
I have a buddy who was stationed in Afghanistan, and he said that half his job was to guard opium fields, popping fields.
We're there.
That's why we're there.
And then 64 billion dollars black budget, and that's how they pay Al Qaeda and these other groups all over the place.
So the deep state really doesn't want to solve the opioid crisis.
No, that no, no.
It's um yeah, we get opium for morphine and stuff, but it's heroin, and when they sell it everywhere as a way of creating a black budget.
You can't go to Congress and say, hey, uh a few million dollars to pay uh Al Qaeda.
They're gonna say hell no.
Right.
But if you use heroin money, then you can do what you want.
The narco trafficking, I mean, that's how they paid part of how they paid for a Ran Contra was selling cocaine.
NCIA was selling cocaine, bringing it in on airplanes and everything, and selling crack too in places like Los Angeles.
They were they were bringing coke into Miami and New Orleans, uh and they were training pilots in Arkansas, and they were bringing in all manner of drugs into Los Angeles, and the profits of which went to pay to train Contras to fight the Santinistas in Nicaragua.
The other way was contraband of like airplane parts and stuff that they were selling to Iran through Israel.
See that, Ryan?
It's for you.
Oh, what did you think of Mersheimer and Waltz Israel book on the lobby?
It's okay.
I would say if you want a better book, let's see.
Where is it?
I usually have it behind me.
You want to get Grant Smith's Big Israel.
I loan that out.
Yeah, Mersheimer and Waltz somehow, I guess because like people like Justin Ramondo promoted it.
And then later, like Fuentez and stuff.
That's basically their thing.
But they're they're like, oh yeah, we shouldn't be like if they're gonna fight in the Middle East, why should we have to pay for it?
Whatever, it doesn't go far enough.
Big Big Israel is the book you want to get.
But they did go hard on APAC, but to me that's pretty much common sense.
I don't know if you need to read a book to know that, but go ahead if you want to.
Where the fuck is Big Israel?
Check the bathroom.
Yeah, oh, here it is.
Right next to David Irvin and uh on the other history book.
Yeah, this is the one to get.
What's your favorite book of all time, Ryan?
Uh Industrial Society and its future by Ted Kaczynski.
Also known as the Unibomber.
Did he write a book or is that just the name of his manifesto?
Both it's a book now.
How long is it?
It's only like 60 pages, right?
Something like that.
He's short.
It's like 238 paragraphs or something.
Long ones, though.
He's uh still in the pen, isn't he?
Yeah, forever.
So what do you think the deals with him?
Do you think that he went nuts because of uh uh the uh intelligence community LSD tests?
Or do you think that uh you don't think so?
But he killed civilians.
I mean, that requires a s a certain kind of person.
In his opinion, violence is not intrinsically wrong, it's all about how it's used.
And he genuinely thought he's a futurist.
Guys uh had an IQ of like 160.
And uh he's targeting these SJW weebs at universities and stuff, and he just saw no other way to fix it.
So he's still writing from the pen.
He had been abused.
I mean, you could say he's screwed up like because of all the abuse they did to him.
They did psych experiments to him and all.
That's what I'm not like crazy, like uh, you know, doesn't know what he he's rational, yeah.
He's just been fucked with so much that he was angry enough that he was like, Yeah, how about I blow you up?
Because those professors and stuff tortured him and were doing it to other kids, and they just use these child prodigies for this interests of the state, like, oh, you're really good in math, whatever.
We their whole life is planned out for them, they get no autonomy, no decisions.
Like, you're you're really smart.
I wonder what you can do for us, and what about their own interests?
Whatever it's not even considered it's like Goodwill Hunting, that that scene where he does the interview with the uh I think it's the CIA.
He does the he has that famous monologue where he's like, Yeah, so you're right.
Yeah, yeah, he's like, I might as well just you know shoot my own buddy in the ass, crank up his gas prices.
I can't I can't do it justice, but he's got that awesome monologue, and that's basically you know, you can't kind of see how particularly like in the 80s and the 90s, it seemed like the government was really intentional about about um finding those intellectual assets.
If he just waited a couple years, he could have put the whole thing online, but nobody would have seen it, and nobody would publish it.
Why not?
Like, just there's what he wrote was fine, just publish it.
They wouldn't do it.
So he's like, I gotta do extreme measures to get this out there.
He was so vital for him to get this information out that he was willing to kill and go to jail for it.
Have you ever written him a letter?
And he also knew I have.
He knew once it was published that they were gonna know who wrote it and they were gonna come get him.
Did you write him back?
Did he write you back rather?
He did.
It was creepy.
I've gotten mail from the Unibomber.
Seems like a little unsafe, right?
Was the was the actual letter creepy, or was it just receiving the mail that was creepy?
Real short, just send postcard And little like three sentence response type of thing.
That's interesting.
It's funny.
I didn't realize this until I was a little bit older, but it's it's but he had a curved clock with certain numbers and stuff.
Uh with dots in them and all.
And I'm wondering if there isn't some message in the math that I'm too stupid to get.
Really?
Why would you do that?
Interesting.
Send me a screenshot, bro.
I mean, it's it's buried in my box.
So what do you think is next for the United States the next 10 years?
I don't I don't know if we'll make it that long.
I mean we're having like rainbow monkeys with dildo tails in our libraries and stuff now, and they're talking about spending trillions of dollars on stimulus for you know infrastructure and equity.
We're going bankrupt.
How do you quantify equity if you think math is racist?
Right.
They said math is racist.
And then they're talking about equity.
It's like, wait, wait, how do you calculate equity without math?
Dumb shit.
They just keep giving as much as they feel or something.
I don't know.
Right.
Yeah, I am so sick of everything coming to race.
It's like if you go on the pleb media, like TikTok or something, it's like every fifth video is some.
You're banned on TikTok too.
Bitching about, I'm not banned on TikTok yet because I don't use it.
You just won't use it because CCP.
I can look at, yeah, they're less dictatorial than the United States.
Isn't that sad?
Like I have Telegram because it's Russian and VK, which is also Russian, but I can't use anything from America.
Just not in one American platform.
I can't even use I yesterday.
I got banned from Western Union.
Western Union banned you?
How'd you find out?
You tried to use it.
Try to use it, yeah.
So what did you have to do?
Just send send Bitcoin.
No, I'm banned on exchanges.
I can't use digital coins either.
They ban me first.
There's not a single exchange that you can get an account on.
At a Japanese bank, smallly.
That's why I have to live here.
Man, that's crazy.
All because you're antagonistic toward the state of Israel.
Yeah.
So they classify you as a do they classify you as a terrorist?
I think uh they don't like me um shaking the cage on Jeffrey Epstein either.
Because that goes back to Israel too, though.
You're talking about billionaire class, and I name names and I've pissed them all off.
So they're getting me canceled and everything.
Was that do you think Epstein was a spy?
Um well Epstein's role was to honey trap prominent politicians, judges.
And yeah, they spied on science and technology.
So how did he um how did he get pinned then if he was like this asset?
He screwed up too many times.
They can replace him.
I mean, it's not hard to uh fill that role.
Hey, would you like to fuck young women every day?
And I saw that on in I was on indeed.com looking for opportunities for my wife because she wants to wants a part-time job, and I was looking in the CIA had a listing.
Uh like honey traps, yeah.
Yeah, we need a honey trap.
Epstein died.
They work for Quomo benefits included.
So do you think that he like fell into it because he was actually you think he was doing like bad shit and they caught him and then they're like, listen, the only way for you not to go to jail is if you start working for us, that kind of thing.
He was Maxwell's who brought him in and her father had already worked for Israeli intelligence.
Um I've explained all that and like Yeah, I know, but you're basically seven hour videos and so it's where can people find you by the way?
A nc report.com.
It's got the anti-neocon report.
A NC report.com and a lot of Epstein stuff over there.
And I've done a lot of interviews with Sean Atwood, he's still on YouTube.
Almost everyone else I did an Epstein interview with has been thrown off YouTube.
I can think like five people that I talked about Epstein with who got kicked off of YouTube.
Have you done a uh an Epstein interview with anybody like me where I basically have like never done anything to violate any terms?
Or are you are these guys?
It doesn't matter if you violated terms, They just get rid of you because they don't like what you're saying.
They'll just say hate speech and you're gone.
Right.
You're like, but I didn't navigate violence or ABCDF, doesn't matter.
Right.
Like there's no one to talk to.
It's just robots or robot people.
You don't get to argue.
They just can't do because they want to, and you have no recourse.
Yeah, she's in Mongol.
Yeah.
She's in prison.
She's in New York.
I I don't know what they're gonna do in November.
Like, if she can really go to trial, it she's gonna have to plead bargain, but this case, like 13 of them have been arrested in these pedophile rings.
John Lick Brunel's in jail, Gaslin's in jail, Epstein went to jail, Keith Rainier and Two of the Brompins went to jail, Peter Nygar's in jail, and kind of tertiary in this ring, Harvey Weinstein, he's also in prison.
Um there's a list.
I made a map, and all these people are going to prison or have been suicided or whatever, disappeared.
Others are stepping down from their positions, selling off their assets.
Like they got caught.
And it's as bad as the mob is and all there's a line where even the most hardened like serial killers, like, hey, we don't kill kids or rape kids, like we we don't do that, you know.
And so the pedophile aspect, if he had just stuck to getting like young women to blackmail politicians that were at least 18, I don't think it would even be news because it happens so much.
But the fact that he was dipping down to 12-year-olds and stuff makes it a big story.
And here's something that everyone needs to understand the public is scrambling for every scrap of news about Epstein, they're very interested in the story, and yet nobody in the media is interested in the story.
They were only interested when there were pictures of Epstein with Donald Trump, and when that went to a dead end, they're like, Oh, it's not Trump.
Well, forget it, and they haven't brought him up since.
Whatever you heard about Epstein's been online, because after the Acosta Trump angle was worn out, they had no interest in covering the story at all, and that's why he got arrested.
They thought this would be this will lead back to Trump.
Now, Trump's ex-wife, Ivanka, not his daughter, yeah.
Ivana, not Ivanka.
I just messed that up.
She she did recruit girls with uh Maxwell, and she is a piece of shit.
Maxwell was in Japan in 2019 and in 2005.
She actually came over with Bill Clinton without Epstein was Clinton and Maxwell came to Japan.
And uh I have uh someone that knows one of the translators, so I'm gonna try and talk to them about where they were and what they did.
But every scrap of Epstein information, everybody's hungry for it, and it's weird.
Why nobody not not in British media, American media, no one will touch this?
Well, is it just impossible to get sources?
I mean, if you're a journalist and you start making no, it's just so easy.
I mean, we have all these victims that could be telling their stories.
We have the money laundering from Bear Stearns and and Tower Financial, like people went to jail, other people did, not Epstein, yeah.
Like they these things happened, but they they don't care.
There's pictures of Bill Clinton and Maxwell and Epstein in the White House in 1993, and they're paling around on these islands full of little kids, and it's disgusting.
Leon Black, Bill Gates and Glenn Dude.
You think everybody associated with him was a pet, or do you think that some people just kind of like inconveniently fell into the trap of being photographed with him?
You know what I mean?
No, just because there's a photo doesn't matter, it's just saying they were lying about how long the relationship with the Clintons was, and there they are photographed in the 90s, proving that they were there prior to them.
Because I think what one of the things they blackmailed black Bill Clinton to do is to hire James Woolsey to be a director of the CIA because he's just a pro-Israel you know puppet.
Clinton hated him, didn't talk to him the whole time he was there, but he still did it.
Still pretty much.
What percentage of our Congress members, including Senate, do you do you think are compromised in that way?
Uh about 99.
For real?
Yep.
How do they get him though?
Because like I know from for example, for me, like if I were to run for office of any kind at the federal level, there's there's no there's nothing you could fucking do to get me to sleep with an underage kid or you're not gonna win your election either.
Right.
Because the media and the donors are not going to support you, they're gonna support the guy they have compromised because he'll obey.
Dennis Haster, speaker of the house, raping kids, the two speakers of the house before him, both committing adultery.
Like it's just normal.
Uh and yeah, it's weird.
Like, why most of them aren't sleeping with kids, they're having extramarital affairs or something enough to they have to obey.
But the kitty fucking so disturbing because you think, why are all these hedge fund managers and stuff into this crap?
Right.
I don't care if it's the coolest 14-year-old in the world.
It just doesn't matter.
I don't care how good looking that 14-year-old is, it's totally inappropriate.
Why, yeah, why are so many people into that?
I don't know.
I can begin to explain it.
You know, with the Catholic church, my thinking is that it goes all the way back to Roman Peterasty.
Like I can come up with an explanation.
Well, I can make the priest thing super easy because it's usually boys.
And it's like, well, you have to be celibate to be a priest.
Well, every red-blooded heterosexual male is like, I'm not gonna be a priest.
You can't have sex with women.
Right.
But if you're gay or secretly gay, you're like, that's not so bad, I'm not gonna do that anyway.
So they're attracted to the priesthood.
It's very easy to not mess around with women because you're not even attracted to them anyway.
But if you do that long enough, the sex drive is greater than the sex preference.
And they tittle around with little boys.
And then they're they'd make the mistake of instead of taking this on the chin, let's hide this and you know, just send them over to this other church in another area because if it makes us all look bad if this guy gets caught, but that makes you look worse.
Because now you're covering it up, yeah.
Yeah, that's what the ADL did, like helping rapists and murderers get away with it because they thought it made Jews look bad.
It's like that makes you look worse.
That was just all on them as an individual.
It's nothing to do with you, but then as an organization, you're coming in and trying to save Leon Frank, murdered little girls and raped a 13-year-old in a pencil factory and that makes you look worse.
Why are you helping a criminal?
Fuck that guy, you know.
It makes BLM look bad when they're championing people like George Fentonall, like Eric Gardner or somebody, that's an innocent man that was just choked to death and did nothing wrong at all.
Always sold cigarette or something.
But Floyd pulling a gun on a pregnant lady.
That's not my hill to die on, you know.
It's not like there's a shortage of actual brutal police crimes on innocent people of any color that you could point to.
So why do you go to the that one?
Right, because the famous video of that kid crawling through the hotel hallway and he reaches behind to pull up his his you know his athletic shorts.
Yeah, they shot him.
This guy just shoots him dead.
But that was a white shooting a white kid.
Right.
So that if it had been a black kid and a white cop, it would have been racism, but it was just a white guy shooting another white guy, so they didn't care.
Right.
But yeah, I mean, they shot through people's walls, killed people in their sleep.
I mean, they killed uh Aliah Jones, she was a seven-year-old black girl.
They broke into the wrong house and killed his seven-year-old who was sleeping on the couch, shot her in the neck, and beat up the grandmother.
And they were on one of those stupid cop shows.
The person they were looking for was like upstairs in another apartment or whatever.
He broke into a house and shot a child who was sleeping.
Daniel Shaver.
No one knows her name.
They know Brianna Taylor, because Brianna Taylor and her boyfriend shot a cop.
Right, they pick the controversial one on purpose because it creates controversy because there's another side to it like well, she they shot at the police, or Floyd was high as hell, and but they don't pick the clear cut case of like here's a little girl sleeping on her couch that they murdered.
You don't hear that story, or the story you're talking about, like Eric Schaeffer, or you know, I think that's who was in the hallway, or or just somebody pulled over for speeding, and that they make him get on his belly and taser him for no reason, and then shoot him when he jumps up, like fucking cops are uh thugs sometimes,
but there's a lot of things in between no cops at all and some bad cops, like a lot of things cops in Japan don't act like that.
It's not intrinsic to policing that they're always gonna be bully culture or whatever, but we get these low IQ, couldn't get a job doing nothing else, donut eating fuck tards that are given a bunch of weapons and are allowed to abuse people if you do anything.
And you don't pay them they don't pay him shit, so it doesn't attract you know, competition.
Yeah, you're not getting the most quality fucking people, college graduates going out to be police usually.
Or see, I was looking, I was looking um online at like uh just out of curiosity at um security positions at um uh in Arizona prison, right?
And like all the positions they were hiring for was on his prison website, and um uh like guard 45 grand, but this the prison psychologist, psychiatrist, 60 grand, 61 grand.
I'm like, what kind of a fucking psychiatrist wants to make sixty-one thousand dollars a year?
Like, you want a private practice, you can make you know several hundred thousand dollars a year, even in a small town as if you're a good psychiatrist.
But like, what kind of a psychiatrist chooses to work at the prison for sixty-one thousand dollars a year?
Like only the shittiest one.
So I don't know, it's just it's just interesting to me to see how these jobs that we think of as incredibly important are paid like they're the least important.
Yeah, and yet they'll pay the teachers union in New Jersey to put people in a room and do nothing who aren't even teaching school and they're getting 80 grand.
Yeah, and they're only working nine months a year when they work, no, they're not working at all.
You can't fire them because it costs more to fire them, so they just have them go in the do nothing room five hours a day and collect a check.
Amazing.
Like that's New Jersey.
Is there any hope?
Because I love talking to you because you're fucking hilarious and you're really smart and you know a lot of shit.
But Jesus Christ, after about an hour of talking to you, I feel like the whole fucking world's just gone straight to hell.
Like, what's where's the where's the where's the hope, man?
Just marry an Asian and move.
Start the movement.
Yeah, we can flip it.
I mean, I think it's hubris, they always sort of overplay their hand, and then the pendulum goes the other way, yeah.
And so, but I think all these issues from the stopping war, human trafficking, all these things that we hate, they're all predicated on free speech.
If we don't have free media, a fair media to put these stories out and explain what happened, explain about voter fraud, coof exaggerations and all this, then none of it's gonna matter.
Like the most important issue is saving free speech.
So we have to support all real alternative platforms, gab, VK, Odyssey, bitch shoot, things like that, because you got Stockholm syndrome.
If you keep going back to YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, they're just always going to abuse you and cancel you, and as soon as your channel grows enough, they'll get rid of you.
Like we were like, Well, I haven't been banned yet.
I'm like, Yeah, you don't even have 10,000 followers.
When you do, they'll get rid of you.
So, you know, I would I would be putting all copies of your show on Odyssey or Bit Shoot, you just start building that up now.
Yeah, because you'd end up over there anyway.
We have to have alternative media, or we're not gonna win anything.
Trump got elected because they were not censoring socialist media enough, and they were like, we can't have another 2016, like Google executives, Project Veritas bust them saying that out loud.
We can't have a repeat of 2016.
Don't let them communicate with each other.
We'll control the narrative and everything.
We'll hide Hunter's laptop.
We'll lie about this, this, and this.
Russian collusion.
We'll we'll call the president racist, xenophobic.
Every name in the book, every slur in the book to get rid of him.
Because he wasn't establishment enough.
And it's not like he was anti-establishment.
He sucked.
But he wasn't, he was nine out of ten, and they want ten out of ten.
He wouldn't give them the war in Syria.
He wanted he wasn't for you know indefinite illegal immigration.
And they're like, well, we gotta get rid of him.
What's Biden do when he comes in?
HR1, get rid of voter ID.
Secondly, open the border, 100 day moratorium.
Come as many as you want, right?
And then he bombed Syria twice already.
He did exactly what Trump wouldn't do.
That's why they hated him.
Who do you think's actually running the show in the White House because I have a hard time closing Biden?
Really?
Yeah.
She's so hot though.
She looks like Cruella Deville, that evil bitch that was skinning Dalmatians to make a fur count.
Oh, I know who Corella because she threw out the villa.
One of those uh stick cigarette things, whatever you call them.
That's that's Nancy.
Yeah, the filter.
They um they remade that movie and they uh removed the um cigarette thing from the character because Disney redid it and they don't want to promote smoking tobacco.
Oh, yeah, skin and dogs is okay, but uh you know, don't have a cigarette, like yeah, no shit.
Kids will smoke if they see this, but you know, skin and dogs to make awesome fashion.
Totally totally okay.
They leave that scene in Pinocchio with a kid turning into a donkey and screaming for his mom and stuff.
That's some dramatic, horrible shit to watch as a kid.
They don't care, you know.
I never saw Pinocchio.
It's messed up stuff, but I named Stromboli.
It was fun, it was funny shit, though.
All cartoon characters are on drugs or have something wrong with them.
Right?
Oh, yeah, yeah.
You gotta put the adult humor in there, just stay so much.
Donald Ducks dressed like a sailor with no pants on, right?
Mickey does the opposite, he's just you're wearing his short shorts everywhere and no top.
Yeah, yeah, they're all messed up, man.
Daffy Duck, definitely on lots of drugs.
Blah, blah, blah, blah.
Blah.
Blah, blah, blah, blah.
You're good at it.
Goofy's uh a drugs.
Winnie De Pooh, they're all on drugs too.
Tigers on speed, Eeyore's an alcoholic, you know.
You're right, who is just smoking weed, he's always looking for something to eat and lay down eating honey, thinking about nothing, getting lost.
Remember the episode where he gets stuck in the tree and then like days go by and he loses the weight to get out.
they paint a smile on his butt Right.
I can't remember that part, but uh, I'll believe you.
Rabbit Sky, like, what do I do?
I'll hang a picture on it, whatever it is.
Like draws on his ass like a smiley face, and like we'll just pretend like it's a painting.
So, do you think all this woke shit that we're going through right now is pink elements?
Do you think it's intentional, or do you think it's just happening because our culture has shifted?
It's conditioning, like they go to a school, not just university, go to any school.
All they talk about is race and sex and identity stuff.
Because it's easy, you don't have to learn anything.
I guarantee you, if you went around with a blank map, if you went to California, which is the dumbest of the dumb, and you had a blank map, and you said, Where is Washington, DC?
20% of them wouldn't be able to give you the answer.
Maybe more.
They could not find their own capital in their own country.
And I'm talking about adults.
Ignorant and dumb are too stupid.
High school graphic separate things, though.
There's a you gotta have I know, but you got a bit of both.
Yeah, right.
Okay, you're ignorant of the capital, but you can reason this out.
Do you know where Washington is?
I mean, you know where all the other 50 states are.
Which one by deduction?
I mean, come on.
Come on.
You gotta know where DC is.
Blank map.
I swear you could label it and they couldn't find it, some of them.
Yeah.
It's amazing.
They're like, I don't know that shit.
They're proud of their ignorance.
It's will for ignorance.
Well, you can say it's right there, and two days later they've already forgotten.
Because they're dumb on top of being ignorant.
Yeah.
You know someone told them where it was.
They just weren't listening and didn't care.
You know, it's stupidity.
It really is.
Thank you, Fred.
Yeah, I'm still here by the way.
I just gotta reset this camera.
It overheats after a while.
I gotta bounce.
Yeah, yeah.
No, I understand.
Thank you.
Thank you so much for uh coming on, man, for such a long time.
I appreciate you.
Um, it was really good to have you.
We could talk to you for hours.
I know that there's a million people out there that feel that way.
Um, so I'm just grateful that you let me be the one to do it tonight.
