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You're watching the American Journal with Christy Lee. | |
| Welcome in and good morning. | ||
| This is Christy Lee. | ||
| Continue to pray for Harrison, a quick recovery so we can get him back in this seat. | ||
| I know you missed him, but thank you for dealing with me in the meantime. | ||
| So you know, I like to start my shows off with a verse. | ||
| Get us started, right? | ||
| And so today's verse of the day comes from Joshua 1 9. | ||
| This goes nicely with the report that we aired yesterday. | ||
| Be strong and courageous. | ||
| Do not be afraid or discouraged, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go. | ||
| This goes nicely with the report that we aired yesterday. | ||
| Inspiration from a man in Canada who recovered from, well, has not recovered from MS, but he'd been praying to at least walk once again, and he has. | ||
| And so if you missed that, make sure you check that out on band video. | ||
| It is up. | ||
| Watch it. | ||
| Share it. | ||
| Balance out all of the negative news with some positivity. | ||
| That's my advice. | ||
| Big story of the day is going to be what happens with written house. | ||
| So of course, we're going to be keeping an eye on that. | ||
| We're doing something a little bit different today. | ||
| I'm really interested in what your thoughts are on the rent house case. | ||
| Um and what you think is going to happen because, uh, we know many of us that have actually watched the trial know that this should just be open and shut. | ||
| Move on from it. | ||
| But we know many have not actually watched the whole trial and continue to repeat the same tired phrases of that he was a white supremacist and just out to ask for trouble. | ||
| All of those things, you know the narrative, but we're going to keep an eye on that. | ||
| And if you want to start calling in as I break some of this down and give me your thoughts on what you think will happen. | ||
| If we can throw that phone number up when you get a chance, call in. | ||
| Well, and I'd like to hear what you think is going to happen with that. | ||
| There it is. | ||
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1-877-789-2539. | |
| So AP saw this morning that they had an article out with Rittenhouse jurors to return for day two of deliberations. | ||
| It says they failed to reach a swift verdict. | ||
| The jury of 12 deliberated for a full day yesterday, Tuesday, without reaching a decision. | ||
| That right there is a bit concerning to me because you would think that with all of the evidence in Rittenhouse's favor, they would have been able to come to a Swift decision. | ||
| It makes you wonder if they are thinking and worried about the promises from the protesters that they're going to basically raise H E double hockey stick if this does not go out the way that they want it to, or the conclusion does not come the way they want it to. | ||
| So it says, but then it points out in an unusual move. | ||
| The judge allowed Rittenhouse himself to play a minor role in selecting the final panel of 12 who would decide his fate. | ||
| Rittenhouse reached into a raffle drum and drew numbered slips that determined which of the 18 jurors who sat through the case would deliberate and which ones would be dismissed. | ||
| So the article says, And points out it's an unusual move, but and it's the further you read into it says. | ||
| But Schroeder, the judge, he said he's done this for 20 years, at least. | ||
| So, um, is it so unusual? | ||
| I mean, do they really? | ||
| I mean, of course, they always put the. | ||
| The insinuations up front because most people don't read the whole article, but it admits in the very next sentence that he's been doing this for 20 years. | ||
| So, you know, nothing weird. | ||
| He let him reach into a drum. | ||
| I don't even know why it's worth worth mentioning. | ||
| The former police youth cadet, oh it does admit that the former police youth cadet in this final sentence of this paragraph after talking about it, you know, the racial injustice protest of that day, it says the former police youth cadet is white as were those he shot. | ||
| So I guess good on you AP for finally making that clear because many of us did not know that even a year ago when we were reporting on this. | ||
| But then it goes on to say the jury appeared to be overwhelmingly white. | ||
| They continue to make this all about race, which is why we're here in the first place, among other things. | ||
| As the jury deliberated, dozens of protesters, some for Rittenhouse, some against, stood outside the courthouse. | ||
| One woman could be heard repeatedly calling some Rittenhouse supporters white supremacists. | ||
| So here we go. | ||
| He announced so we are told that there are going to be 500 members of National Guard on standby, so we'll see what happens with that. | ||
| So I want to hear what you think is going to happen with this. | ||
| Going to show some videos of the protesters in the next segment. | ||
| Of course, going to be keeping an eye on this case all day. | ||
| Hope to have some breaking news for you today. | ||
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but what do you think's gonna happen with this? - You're watching the American Journal. | |
| Watch live right now at band.video. | ||
| Will today be the day of reckoning for Rittenhouse? | ||
| We're going to be keeping an eye on this trial after a full day of deliberations yesterday. | ||
| No whammies. | ||
| We don't have an answer. | ||
| And I have been really struggling with what will happen with this. | ||
| Seems pretty cut and dry, but stranger things have happened, and we are still dealing with PTSD for a lack of justice in so many other areas in our country right now. | ||
| So it's any wonder that I am sitting here wondering how exactly this will play out. | ||
| Wondering if you think you know how it's going to play out. | ||
| And so you can call and weigh in on this. | ||
| The number is 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| So as I was trying to pull together some information to prep for the show, which I do, I stay up way too late thinking like, well, I'm not a morning person. | ||
| And what if I wake up late and then I'm not going to have anything to talk about. | ||
| So I got to force myself to look at all this stuff tonight. | ||
| And so that's why I Stutter and like, I have a hard time speaking because I'm not even getting enough rest. | ||
| I'm trying to pull together information. | ||
| But anyways, so far too late. | ||
| 946 last night was going through the Twitter feed and saw Jack Posobic. | ||
| That's how you say that? | ||
| Jack Posobic? | ||
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Posobic. | |
| Got it. | ||
| Posovic. | ||
| It's a tricky one, guys. | ||
| Okay, so he put breaking new motion and put Kenosha prosecutors withheld video evidence from Kyle Brittenhouse defense team and has attached the pictures of this motion filed. | ||
| It was a bit confusing for me because it says, well, this was filed on 11-15. | ||
| Like, how is this breaking? | ||
| Maybe you can explain that to me, but it kind of breaks down Why they're motioning for mistrial and one of those areas which I think is what was focusing on was that on November 5th 2021 the fifth day of trial on this case the prosecution turned over to the defense footage of a drone video which captured some of the incident from August 25th, 2020. | ||
| Problem is, prosecution gave the defense a compressed version of the video, and so it was not as clear. | ||
| And the dimensions of the video were smaller than what the prosecution had. | ||
| And it goes on to say that because of this and so many other reasons, the prosecutor's conduct was clearly intentional. | ||
| And therefore, they're moving for a motion. | ||
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Oh, there we go. | |
| Motion for mistrial with prejudice. | ||
| So there you see, you can see just how This one is as opposed to the one the defense was given. | ||
| And just, you know, more negligence on the part of purposeful negligence on the part of the prosecution to not follow the rules, not follow the rule of law. | ||
| And the other side continues to say that the judge is racist and all of these things. | ||
| So apparently it's racist to follow the rule of law, to follow the Constitution, to have your ringtone, be patriotic. | ||
| I mean, it's all been a mess. | ||
| It's all been based on race. | ||
| And they continue to poke that bear when the Associated Press, which is supposed to be this division of neutrality, You know, the associated press that all of the news sites supposed to be so neutral. | ||
| They make sure they point out. | ||
| Well, most of the jurors are mostly white and continue to press and make this all about race, even though he issue most people didn't know that all three of the people shot that day were also white that gets lost in the mix. | ||
| So A little bit worried about what's going to happen with these protesters, although it doesn't seem like there's a ton of protesters. | ||
| And also, glaringly obvious, is if they ever had enough protection and police or National Guard on that night, then we wouldn't even be in this place. | ||
| Maybe Rittenhouse wouldn't even be in court. | ||
| But let's take a look at some of these videos of protesters outside the courthouse. | ||
| Clip one. | ||
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So there they are. | |
| BLM activists threatening violence if the verdict does not find the teen guilty. | ||
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So apparently we live in a society of just mob rule, mob justice. | |
| It doesn't matter what the jury says. | ||
| It doesn't matter what the judge says. | ||
| We should just do what the protesters say. | ||
| Otherwise, more crime, more violence. | ||
| And then I, this was an interesting clip. | ||
| Let's take clip number two to just see how these people think. | ||
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You're calling Joseph Rosenbaum a hero. | |
| There's kind of questions about why you would call him a hero, considering his criminal history involving Myers, since he's a convicted sex offender. | ||
| Sure. | ||
| So my answer to that is what it says right here. | ||
| On August 25, 2020, they were selfless heroes. | ||
| He was a hero that day. | ||
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They could have saved dozens of lives. | |
| Did it look like any of them were trying to save anyone? | ||
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And so they were heroes. | |
| And I'm sick and tired of everybody making like they deserve to die, they were good for nothing, they were useless. | ||
| No, they weren't. | ||
| They were unbelievably brave, courageous individuals. | ||
| So nothing about his past criminal sex behavior? | ||
| I care about what happened on this day. | ||
| And you know what else? | ||
| He's not here anymore. | ||
| So why do we even have to bring all that up? | ||
| Seriously, that's nothing but hate talk. | ||
| And unnecessary. | ||
| It's unnecessary. | ||
| We all have issues, you know? | ||
| I've got a criminal record. | ||
| This is an absolute idiocy of it all to be putting people like that as heroes. | ||
| Yeah, they really looked like they were trying to save people when they were lighting things on fire. | ||
| And then from the Western Journal, Rittenhouse trial bombshell, prosecution star witness is a criminal. | ||
| No, no, he's a hero, she says. | ||
| He has a rap sheet a mile long. | ||
| And the star witness in the homicide trial long criminal rap sheet. | ||
| Some charges he faced were dropped conveniently just before the trial began last month. | ||
| Prosecutors portrayed him as an upstanding citizen who was serving as a paramedic during the riot. | ||
| Where's the evidence of that? | ||
| He admitted during cross examination that rent house only shot him in the arm after he drew a gun on the teen. | ||
| And yet this lady's calling him a hero. | ||
| Why didn't he ask her about that? | ||
| That would have been a good question. | ||
| A new report claims that Gross Crutes, I'm not sure how to say his name, has a criminal record spanning more than a decade. | ||
| He's been accused of burglary, drunk driving, carrying a loaded gun while intoxicated, domestic abuse, prowling and trespassing. | ||
| The Daily Mail reported, man, what a hero. | ||
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What a hero. | |
| Domestic abuse, great. | ||
| No, no, no. | ||
| He was a hero that day, she said. | ||
| It doesn't matter about this, that he had domestic abuse, was an abuser. | ||
| He wasn't a hero that day. | ||
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Let's not pay attention to the rest. | |
| He also has history of disobeying and lying to police. | ||
| Six days before he testified about his encounter with Rittenhouse, a DUI charge against him was dropped on a technicality and that prevented the defense team from questioning him about his criminal past. | ||
| The jury likewise heard nothing about it. | ||
| He was, um, and, oh, this hero, according to that protester out there, this hero was allegedly involved in an incident in which he hit his own grandmother in the face and smashed a lamp against a wall. | ||
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Oh, what a hero! | |
| Hitting his own grandmother in the face. | ||
| Okay, this is the craziness and idiocy of it all. | ||
| That other article said, uh, where is the FBI? | ||
| I'm not sure if this is from the Gateway Pundit. | ||
| I'm not sure if this is alluding to, are there bad actors in the crowd? | ||
| Because, you know, there's plenty of evidence to suggest that there was FBI in the crowd of January 6th, quote unquote, rioters. | ||
| So I don't know if this is alluding to, is the FBI, uh, In this crowd somewhere? | ||
| Or are they looking into this? | ||
| Or are they too busy going after Biden's daughter's diary? | ||
| Or are they too busy investigating parents that are concerned about what their children are learning in school? | ||
| Which we'll cover later in the show if we have time about more evidence of Merrick Garland perpetrating The basic harassment and doxing of parents, which we've seen happen in other counties, finally allowing one of the superintendents to get booted once they exposed his dossier on parents. | ||
| But anyways, I'm going down a rabbit hole. | ||
| I'm going on a tangent. | ||
| I want to hear what you think is going to happen in Rittenhouse. | ||
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Reminds me of a circus, this music a little bit. | |
| And boy has it been a circus in the Renton House case, right? | ||
| Not at all fair or even in the coverage, but what would we expect otherwise from our Media. | ||
| Well, what we have come to expect is media malfeasance, that's for sure. | ||
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| You know that InfoWars has come under attack in so many ways for daring to give you other information besides the corporate controlled narrative that is approved by those that are In control of the media. | ||
| We'll get into more of that later, but I wanted to get your phone calls, so let's do that. | ||
| Texas Truth Teller, haven't heard from you in a while, so let's hear from you today. | ||
| What do you think is going to happen with this Rittenhouse case? | ||
| Yeah, good morning, Christy. | ||
| Hey, first of all, I want to say you had said that we're having to deal with you. | ||
| No, no, no. | ||
| We're delighted with you. | ||
| You do a great job. | ||
| Well, you can't please everybody. | ||
| You know, I'm not everybody's cup of Patriot Blend coffee, but I'm here. | ||
| Two of my best. | ||
| What can you do? | ||
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Thank you, though. | |
| Right. | ||
| So as far as the situation, first of all, last Wednesday, and I'm going to do this again tonight at our church, we have prayer on Wednesday night. | ||
| Our meeting and I asked them and I mentioned this to please and Sunday morning we got to pray for Kyle Rittenhouse because this the outcome of this is going to set a precedent for all law abiding gun owners in America. | ||
| Now that just like the Alex Jones situation that's setting a precedent for the First Amendment right of freedom of speech. | ||
| So that said this situation What I said to your screener was, the outcome of this is going to come down to one main thing, and that is whether the jury has a proper understanding of biblical justice. | ||
| And I want to mention this. | ||
| This is Isaiah chapter 5, starting with verse 20. | ||
| Woe unto them that call evil good and good evil, that put darkness for light and light for darkness, that put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter. | ||
| Woe unto them that are wise in their own eyes and prudent in their own sight. | ||
| Woe unto them that are mighty to drink wine, and men of strength to mingle strong drink, which justify the wicked for reward, and take away the righteousness of the righteous from him. | ||
| Therefore, as the fire devoureth the stubble, and the flame consumeth the chaff, so their roots shall be as rottenness, and their blossoms shall go up as dust, because they have cast away the law of the Lord of hosts, and despised the word of the Holy One of Israel. | ||
| No. | ||
| I'm thinking back to, this is years ago, the Menendez brothers in California. | ||
| They killed their parents for their $14 million inheritance and yet the jury in the first trial said, those poor boys, they lost their parents. | ||
| They killed them, you morons. | ||
| Don't you understand justice? | ||
| The evidence was there. | ||
| And then, a year ago, What's been said since this man, Jay Bishop, a.k.a. | ||
| Aaron J. Danielson, I wrote this down, this is over a year ago, was killed in cold blood, executed on the streets of Portland, Oregon. | ||
| He was with this Patriot Prayer USA, and Alex interviewed Joey Gibson and Chandler Pappas about this. | ||
| Has any justice been done when this was on video showing they just walked up and blew him away in the head? | ||
| No, nothing. | ||
| But yet here's a young man, a courageous young man who defends himself rightfully. | ||
| He was trying to get out of there. | ||
| He was just out there helping put out fires, etc. | ||
| And what do they say? | ||
| He's a white supremacist. | ||
| Oh, he's a racist, blah, blah, blah. | ||
| And by the way, Gage Grossmeowt. | ||
| You're pronouncing his name right. | ||
| It's Gage Grossmeowt. | ||
| That guy disgusts me. | ||
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I'll just say that from now on. | |
| I'll be like, I'm not trying to pronounce that anymore. | ||
| Grossmeowt. | ||
| Good plan. | ||
| These women, these women you showed the clip of, these are idiots. | ||
| These are people who have been indoctrinated. | ||
| It's unbelievable. | ||
| It's unbelievable that anybody can think like this. | ||
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They're heroes? | |
| Yeah. | ||
| And so what I'm saying is that, you know, These jurors, if they have a proper understanding of justice, that the punishment fits the crime. | ||
| There's no crime here, so there should be no punishment. | ||
| And I agree with his defense team. | ||
| There should be a mistrial declared by all the shenanigans and the criminal activities of the prosecutor who, as Jones pointed out, But that's the problem, is they're so brazen. | ||
| There's been this precedent of being able to be brazen with things and not have to face any consequences. | ||
| We saw with the protesters themselves getting bailed out, not having to face any consequences. | ||
| And we see it with those in the legal system. | ||
| They do these things because they think they can get away with it, because they know that the justice is usually corrupt. | ||
| And so that's why it's going to be so interesting to see what happens with this, because we can't have confidence in justice anymore. | ||
| We have been basically traumatized from not getting to see justice in so many cases. | ||
| So it will be interesting to see what happens and what your verse, I believe you said Isaiah 520, that was so good, but also I was thinking as you were reading it, maybe we are already in judgment and maybe there isn't a hope for there to be justice, but we do know that God wins in the end, but it's frustrating in the meantime, right? | ||
| Well, yes, ma'am, and that's the whole bottom line. | ||
| You know, He is the God of justice. | ||
| The Bible says justice and judgment are the habitation of His throne. | ||
| If we would turn to Jesus Christ, and I'm talking about primarily the churches that are so fake and apostate, and all these people that say they're Christians, but they have no understanding of proper biblical doctrine and of being saved by Jesus Christ, well, it's no wonder the ungodly are pulling all this stuff and getting away with it. | ||
| So until we come to grips with our own injustice against our Creator for taking His name in vain, claiming to be saved when we're not even converted, well, what can we expect but more of the heathen doing what they're doing? | ||
| But I just hope that Kyle Rittenhouse does get justice in this and is declared not guilty as he should be. | ||
| And I'm expecting, you know, you're going to have backlash from this, of course, from all these idiots out there that think that he's a, you know, a bad guy and whatever. | ||
| But, you know, this is just where we're at. | ||
| This is not your great grandpa and grandma's America anymore. | ||
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That's for sure. | |
| You also have to worry about, I mean, there's a part of me that thinks that we didn't get to see anything play out with the questions on election integrity, with the Supreme Court not taking up the Texas case. | ||
| I felt like a lot of those judges and even the Supreme Court were simply not willing to look at it because they were afraid of the unrest and the protests and the riots that would occur if they did take a look at it. | ||
| And so that's my concern here, too, is that We won't see justice because they're just too afraid to do the right thing because of the threats that they're getting. | ||
| And I just have a quick testimony I want to give. | ||
| This is a side issue, but I have to say it's because it involves InfoWars. | ||
| So last Thursday, Kate Daly filled in in the fourth hour and she had Dr. Brian Ardis. | ||
| Now previously, I had tried twice to get the monoclonal antibodies Did you get him? | ||
| All right. | ||
| We're running out of time. | ||
| Thank you for your call, and we'll try and hit you back later. | ||
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you want to do this and what i did do i didn't try to get it the second time because it didn't go to the first one all right we're running out of time thank you for your call and we'll try and get hit you back later but thank you for your call welcome back to the american journal the | |
| Christy Lee in for Harrison Smith the rest of this week until further notice, unless you're otherwise. | ||
| But we're talking about Rittenhouse trial because we're keeping an eye on that, wondering what's going to happen. | ||
| You know, you would think that it's pretty open and shut if you've been paying attention to the trial and getting to watch all of it. | ||
| But in today's clown world, you just never do know what's going to happen. | ||
| And I feel like some of us do have some kind of PTSD at this point. | ||
| This time, because we've seen a lack of justice over and over in so many other areas. | ||
| So interested to know what you think, taking calls on that. | ||
| And so let's go to Andrew in New Jersey. | ||
| What do you think is going to happen with this Rittenhouse case? | ||
| I wanted to say, I don't know the verse by memory, but it says the Lord hates uneven scales. | ||
| So what we've been talking about, like the hypocrisy of the left and unequal justice, one set of rules for Democrats And also the Second Amendment. | ||
| If you don't support the Second Amendment, then there has to be police on the street. | ||
| And why is the mayor, governor, they should be charged with obstruction of justice, possibly willful endangerment, because the people have the right to defend their property. | ||
| But where are the professional police? | ||
| And even in the liberal city of Newark, New Jersey, We're close to where I live. | ||
| You have the Newark police, the county police, the state police, the two colleges, NJIT, Rutgers. | ||
| So where were the police or even the National Guard? | ||
| So they're negligible, Governor and Mayor, for not protecting the city. | ||
| So they can't have it both ways. | ||
| And where you can't be against the Second Amendment and then not have the police doing their job. | ||
| And, uh, just sorry for the warriors that, uh, I worked for the Associated Press on election night, but, uh, that got me a chance to see what seemed like corruption because Governor Murphy had this big seed throughout the day. | ||
| And then in the county I was at, which was a Republican county, Warren County, New Jersey, then at the end, Cittarelli Excuse me, overtook. | ||
| And one, why did Murphy have this big lead because of the absentees in the mail? | ||
| So it was very suspicious that there were that many, all these early votes for Murphy that lasted almost the whole count. | ||
| But I just want to say with the shooting, it's, um, we, we know it was self-defense. | ||
| And I mostly wanted to say that the people, the lady that said that they were heroes, man on the street sound, I was always good at. | ||
| I would have said, oh, the lady said, well, I have a criminal. | ||
| I would have said, what is your criminal record? | ||
| And she probably would have paused because she's lying. | ||
| She might be paid to be there by George Soros or Soros types, just like the prosecutor. | ||
| Maybe a Soros fund back then. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| But I would say, so you're, you're this hero that's a pedophile that sexually molests children. | ||
| You committed crimes like on that level? | ||
| And he's not reformed. | ||
| It's not like the former gang person that talks to kids. | ||
| He was out on the street causing trouble, being wild. | ||
| So I would say if you were sexually assaulted by him, would he be a hero still? | ||
| Yeah, would he be a hero on another day if he'd sexually assaulted you in the past? | ||
| Yeah, it's all nonsense. | ||
| I think the lady might be paid to be there, but that just I'll let you go. | ||
| Thanks for taking the call. | ||
| TurboForce, if you're not a coffee drinker, that shows why we need the Second Amendment. | ||
| We can't trust the government to do the right thing, even though we pay massive taxes. | ||
| Where was all the law enforcement? | ||
| That's the giant elephant in the room. | ||
| And I hope that the leaders of the city get charged with obstruction of justice. | ||
| And they're actually, sorry, I'll let you go. | ||
| But when they say racism, they're actually disrespecting Black people that actually went through racism and their grandparents because they're demeaning. | ||
| Like when you call someone a Nazi, it's actually, when it's inappropriate, it's disrespectful to those who suffered under the hands of the Nazis. | ||
| Yep, they're watering down the term, Andrew. | ||
| Yes, thank you for your phone call. | ||
| And TurboForce, like you said, back in stock, 40% off. | ||
| Make sure you get yourself some if you're not drinking the Patriot Blend coffee. | ||
| Let's go to James in Indiana. | ||
| What do you think is going to happen with this case, James? | ||
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Well, for one, it should be thrown out. | |
| Carl Rittenhouse should be on InfoWars signing autographs and selling them. | ||
| The prosecutor should be disbarred. | ||
| He's a complete idiot. | ||
| And Hitler used the course to justify his crimes. | ||
| I want to talk about Veterans Day real quick. | ||
| I woke up with a hole in my soul on Veterans Day because of the Biden's Afghanistan debacle. | ||
| The Brian Killed Me show pointed out the government's illegally targeting vets. | ||
| It's what I've been saying for years on Infowars. | ||
| It's called Operation Vigilant Eagle. | ||
| Seven babies dead from a drone strike, not one person fired, and Ashley Babbitt denied military honors. | ||
| Veterans are afraid to speak out because of retaliation. | ||
| It's not about justice when the government gets a free pass to lie to Congress, steal, murder vets, and rig death penalty cases. | ||
| Article, federal prosecutors accuse one another. | ||
| Do you think this government cares about your health? | ||
| Ask a veteran that's lucky to see a doctor once a year why the pills that cause suicide are on time every month. | ||
| Ask a family member of a disabled person that died waiting on the broken disability system that cries it's broke while the government has $85 billion to arm terrorists. | ||
| The government that says it cares about suicide is the one causing it. | ||
| You might want to take notes on this one. | ||
| Texas Statement did an opinion article that was scrubbed from the internet on the government breaking federal prescribing laws while veterans going through side effects get jailed. | ||
| It's completely gone. | ||
| Yes, it's sad. | ||
| It's horrible what's happened to our veterans, how they're treated. | ||
| It's horrible what's happening to the military right now. | ||
| I haven't even begun to be able to dig into that. | ||
| I am part of a private group now where they're literally speaking in code in a Facebook group about how they're trying to avoid these mandates, that they're being denied religious exemptions, they're being denied any logical Push back that they gave. | ||
| They're like, this vaccine's not even available. | ||
| How can you mandate us to take it? | ||
| And they're just pushing it through, forcing it. | ||
| And there's multiple, multiple people in this group talking about adverse effects, even when they are coerced into taking it and then suffering the consequences. | ||
| So sad. | ||
| I understand why you woke up with a hole in your heart on Veterans Day, because it's a sad state of affairs, what we've been watching go down. | ||
| Is there anything else, James? | ||
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Yeah, real quick. | |
| If Lieutenant Colonel Scheller, if anybody can reach out to him, he can most likely salvage his retirement. | ||
| I heard Congresswoman Majorie Greene wants to give him a job, possibly. | ||
| Veterans are unaware that they can transfer their military time into federal service time. | ||
| But just like the regular federal government, they like to punish veterans and they charge them thousands of dollars to do it. | ||
| But that's one way to salvage his retirement. | ||
| And the other thing, too, is the Postal Service has been illegally spying on people's accounts and whatnot, even though social media is completely unreliable because, you know, kids play in accounts and whatnot like that. | ||
| But the Postal Service owes billions of dollars for illegally targeting disabled employees, which the majority of them are veterans. | ||
| They've refused to pay out the case, but then they want money from Congress to illegally spy on people while they're ranked number one for retaliation. | ||
| Wow, great information there. | ||
| Thank you for calling, James. | ||
| That's a lot to dig into, and hopefully you were taking notes, folks, when you were listening to James, because that was a great phone call. | ||
| Thank you, James. | ||
| Let's go to Clown Car in New York City. | ||
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Good morning, Jeannie. | |
| How are you? | ||
| Good. | ||
| How are you? | ||
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I'm doing fantastic today. | |
| Hey, listen, I just wanted to understand this. | ||
| So a conspiracy theory means that it's a lie, but If everything they say comes true, then the government must be batting a thousand? | ||
| I guess so. | ||
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Well, I'm just saying if you believe that the government doesn't do anything wrong, then there must be no conspiracy. | |
| So then I guess that's part of that. | ||
| I wanted to ask, is Harrison okay? | ||
| How's he doing? | ||
| Can he call in and just give us a daily update so we can follow along with his COVID recovery? | ||
| I asked about that, but the producers overruled me and they're like, let him get his rest, let him recover. | ||
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So I'm like, okay. | |
| So we're just praying for him and we trust that he will recover, even though, you know, the hospitals won't treat him, but you know, racist hospitals. | ||
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I wanted to ask you, have you heard about Rocco's put a lawsuit against Mayor de Blasio? | |
| Mm-mm. | ||
| Rocco's Pastry in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn put a anti-mandate lawsuit, a preemptive lawsuit, considering that one day they're probably- Oh, wow. | ||
| Well, good for them. | ||
| I think that we need to be more preemptive and offensive. | ||
| Enough is enough, right? | ||
| Of course. | ||
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I mean, if we're not standing up, then we're going to fall down. | |
| Amen. | ||
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All right, Christy, great show. | |
| Good luck. | ||
| It's time. | ||
| Welcome back to the American Journal. - Aww. | ||
| We are keeping an eye on the Rittenhouse case. | ||
| It has so many ramifications. | ||
| This isn't just a case of Rittenhouse, but it's a case for the Second Amendment, our right to defend ourselves, how much the media can influence a case if you're just watching the trial with no outside commentary or Good morning, Christy. | ||
| of certain parts of the trial, then you're obviously going to have a different picture of what's going on. | ||
| So, so many ramifications here that we're keeping an eye on that and taking your phone calls about what's going to happen. | ||
| Going to take a few more of those before we hit the other news. | ||
| So let's do that now. | ||
| Let's go to Tim in California. | ||
| Tim, you're on the air. | ||
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Good morning, Christy. | |
| Good morning, Tim. | ||
| I just wanted to say quickly that you are doing a great job. | ||
| Hang in there, kiddo. | ||
| You know, we're all very proud of you. | ||
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Thank you. | |
| I know you just kind of got recruited and everything, but... Thrown in the mix. | ||
| Thrown to the wolves. | ||
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And I just want to do this real quick. | |
| I don't think I've ever done this before, but here's a quick Bible verse thing if I can. | ||
| Love it. | ||
| Let's do 2 Thessalonians chapter 2. | ||
| Verses 10 through 12, it says, And with all deceivableness of unrighteousness in them that perish, because they received not the love of the truth, that they might be saved. | ||
| And for this cause, God shall send them strong delusion that they should believe a lie, that they all might be damned who believed not the truth. | ||
| But had pleasure in unrighteousness. | ||
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So good and so appropriate for the time. | |
| So that's the point is you see all the gremlins running around. | ||
| They're having so much fun just destroying everything. | ||
| And I've said this before. | ||
| This comes down to creation versus destruction. | ||
| And creation is there for everyone to see. | ||
| And now destruction is being, you know, released and so forth for this end time, I suppose. | ||
| But talking about Kyle Rittenhouse, I think it's important that, you know, just like a magic trick where they kind of just, you know, get you distracted and you only see part of it and that's how the delusion is performed. | ||
| I think it's just all coordinated so well when you have this whole thing that's shown for the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. | ||
| Everyone knows we're going to have the closing arguments. | ||
| Now, first up, We get the prosecution and they go on and on and on and on all day long. | ||
| It just goes on forever. | ||
| And you see every single second on every single network. | ||
| But then when it came time for the defense, OK, it's time. | ||
| Oh, wait a minute. | ||
| We have to cut away. | ||
| Here comes Joe Biden out on the lawn. | ||
| He's going to sign the bill. | ||
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It's time to sign the bill. | |
| The one that they were asking, why hasn't he signed it yet? | ||
| When's he going to sign it? | ||
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Well, he's going to sign it now. | |
| He had to time it out to cover the defense coverage. | ||
| So CNBC, MSNBC, CNN, these guys didn't show it. | ||
| I think the one that gave them the most generous coverage skipped the whole first hour and then had a commentary for another hour and then kind of dipped into coverage at the end. | ||
| But many of them just moved on like it wasn't even happening. | ||
| So I think it's comical that you can show a guy holding his trigger on a finger pointing it at the jury box on an AR-15 that's the prosecutor. | ||
| But we can't hear the defense just give their closing argument. | ||
| Of course not. | ||
| I mean, it seems like it's all part of the plan that if God wills it that he does get the not guilty, it's been part of their effort to cover up why he would be found not guilty, because they haven't shown you the defense and ramp up more of those riots and violence. | ||
| It's all part of the plan, it seems, to destroy our country, destroy the economy, destroy the places, and keep it Keep this unrest going. | ||
| And see, this is the word. | ||
| Destroy. | ||
| And I don't know if I've ever said this before, but I slipped out when I first saw one of these protests during the summer, and the camera was just panning by and they had all these protests behind. | ||
| And many of them were pre-made, but this guy made his own. | ||
| And it had, like, in the first chapter of the first verse of every book in the Bible, there's this Gothic letter in Old English, like, you know, gee, is this really enormous You know, old English G kind of looking thing. | ||
| Well, this guy had that. | ||
| And the first letter on his protest sign was the letter D. And as the camera panned, I saw the word and I just blew up because the word was DESTROYED! | ||
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And I thought, UGH! | |
| Because this is what it is. | ||
| This is creation versus destruction. | ||
| You want to destroy? | ||
| And by the way, I don't want to dump this on you. | ||
| God has not come to give us a spirit of fear. | ||
| And by the way, out of all the things Jesus said, he said, fear not more than he said anything else. | ||
| So I'm not trying to scare you. | ||
| I know. | ||
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I'm not scared. | |
| Well, good. | ||
| But I'm going to tell you just how dangerous these people are when they're messing with all this science and all this stuff. | ||
| You know, I've dropped this a couple of times before. | ||
| I'll drop it with you. | ||
| You know, there's a thing called the Large Hadron Collider. | ||
| H-A-D-R-O-N. | ||
| And they built this thing. | ||
| It took 10 years to build it. | ||
| It's underground. | ||
| It's like 20 miles underground. | ||
| It's between Switzerland and France. | ||
| And this thing is the world's largest machine. | ||
| There's tens of thousands of scientists that it took to put this whole thing together. | ||
| And it's well known. | ||
| And they create antimatter. | ||
| And they talk about breaching other dimensions and so forth. | ||
| But I'll leave you with this. | ||
| You know, when guys get upset with their wife or whatever and they're an airline pilot and they got a hold. | ||
| You know, plain load of people and they just deliberately fly the plane into the side of the Swiss Alps and kill everybody. | ||
| That's somebody that's not getting things going their way and they don't care because they don't believe in God and they don't want to do it and they don't even realize they've been taken over by Satan or whatever. | ||
| But these people that built this thing, it's so dangerous that Dr. Stephen Hawking, the guy that was all twisted up in the wheelchair that died not too long ago, world-renowned physicist, he said that what they're doing at that hadron collider could cause the entire universe To undergo catastrophic vacuum decay and that this would occur at the speed of light and without warning. | ||
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Wow. | |
| These clowns can destroy the entire universe with what they got. | ||
| And you think they're happy with that? | ||
| Heck no. | ||
| That thing's 20-something miles diameter. | ||
| Over this COVID last year, they got approval plans to make it three times as large and like five to eight times as powerful. | ||
| So if it can't already destroy the universe, they're going to keep working at it until they get there. | ||
| So again, not trying to scare you or put the fear in you or whatever, but you've got to understand these guys, all they're about is destruction. | ||
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That's it. | |
| Everybody that is not having the Holy Spirit of God with them, They're being consumed, and this lie and this division and all this, it's really just two sides. | ||
| Creation, destruction. | ||
| And you see the destruction all around you. | ||
| And you're trying to bring the creation. | ||
| I get it. | ||
| But I also hear Alex say all the time, you know, people, they're bringing their goodness or whatever, you're going to get hurt. | ||
| And so we want to worship God, we want to praise God, we want to have the Holy Spirit dwell with us and all that. | ||
| By the same token, you've got to recognize these people, they are not with God. | ||
| They are not of God. | ||
| They are of their Father. | ||
| Many of them openly worship, you know, and so forth. | ||
| That is apparent, but the Bible puts it out clear, you know, He has come to steal, kill, and destroy. | ||
| You've been saying destroy, and that's what the Bible tells us, it warns us, and it also doesn't say that as Christians you're going to have a flowery, beautiful, Life actually says the opposite, says that, you know, you will be hated as they hated me and you'll be persecuted and but we're prepared and we know that he's with us. | ||
| So that was the first of the day. | ||
| Be strong and courageous. | ||
| Do not be afraid or discouraged. | ||
| Lord, your God is with you wherever you go. | ||
| Thank you so much for your call, Tim. | ||
| That was such a blessing. | ||
| So many awesome things that you shared there. | ||
| I'm going to try and get to another, at least one other call. | ||
| Thank you again, Tim. | ||
| And let's go to Jefferson in South Dakota. | ||
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Christy. | |
| Hey, you're on the air. | ||
| Hello? | ||
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Kind of nice. | |
| Is he breaking it? | ||
| Yeah, go ahead. | ||
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Yeah, phone problems. | |
| Basically, this country sucks. | ||
| I'm sorry, Jefferson. | ||
| You're breaking up too much. | ||
| Try and call back. | ||
| Let's go to Nick in Connecticut. | ||
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Hi, Christy. | |
| How you doing? | ||
| Good. | ||
| How are you? | ||
| Good. | ||
| So I am calling in regards to the Rittenhouse verdict. | ||
| Everyone with half a brain knows that the kid is innocent. | ||
| I mean, the proof is in the pudding. | ||
| I mean, everybody's seen the footage. | ||
| Maybe not everybody would because half the country still thinks that he shot two black eyes and killed himself. | ||
| But basically, I think basically it's going to be an unfair verdict. | ||
| I think he's going to be found guilty because what comes to my mind is at least half the country willingly gave up their freedoms because of COVID, right? | ||
| So what are the chances that A majority of these jurors are going to... I mean, if they're going to give up, people are going to give up their own freedom. | ||
| You still with me? | ||
| So your final thought is he's going to be guilty, there's not going to be justice. | ||
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Yeah, I mean, people give up their own freedom to the COVID. | |
| They're not going to have any issue giving up someone else's freedom. | ||
| I think you're right. | ||
| That's what I'm afraid of. | ||
| Thank you, Nick, for your phone call. | ||
| That's what I've been saying. | ||
| If they're deliberating this long, if they're considering the promises from the protesters that there will be unrest, not looking good. | ||
| We'll see. | ||
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Welcome back to the American Journal. | |
| We are going to switch gears, start talking about other people that protesters call white supremacists. | ||
| January 6th, and we're going to go ahead and take a Bown report that Alex put together. | ||
| Let's go ahead and take that so it has time to play. | ||
| We've learned that critical race theory is now endemic through America's Fortune 100 companies. | ||
| I have documents from now more than 33 companies where they're training their employees in intersectionality, telling white employees that they're actually internalized white supremacists, and then telling employees of color, racial minorities, that they suffer from internalized racial inferiority, that they're filled with self-loathing and rage and hatred, that they're incapable of seizing opportunity. | ||
| It's really an all-around bad deal for everyone. | ||
| The only people it's good for are the executives. | ||
| They get to get a pat on the back. | ||
| They get to be lauded in the media for being pioneers of social justice, while they're denigrating their hourly wage employees as white supremacists and hapless human beings. | ||
| It's a scandal, and they have to stop. | ||
| Jeff Zucker wrote this, or the CEO, his boss at AT&T that says, quote, white people are the problem. | ||
| Re-educate them in re-education programs. | ||
| Being white genetically is evil. | ||
| So, these are the folks telling you that they're protecting you from white supremacists. | ||
| When they're just trying to brand any opposition to foreign corporations, looting the country, devaluing the dollar, locking us in our houses, starving the third world to death. | ||
| Well, if that's white supremacist, I mean, that's what I see as supremacist. | ||
| It's not white supremacist. | ||
| It's a bunch of megacorporations engaging in depopulation. | ||
| Why did President Biden suggest that Kyle Rittenhouse, on trial in Kenosha, is a white supremacist? | ||
| So Peter, what I'm not going to speak to right now is anything about an ongoing trial, nor the President's past comments. | ||
| What I can reiterate for you is the President's view that we shouldn't have, broadly speaking, vigilantes patrolling our communities with assault weapons. | ||
| We shouldn't have opportunists corrupting peaceful protests by rioting and burning down the communities they claim to represent. | ||
| Anywhere in the country. | ||
| As you know, closing arguments, in this particular case, which I'm not speaking to, I'm just making broad comments about his own view, there's an ongoing trial. | ||
| We're awaiting a verdict. | ||
| Beyond that, I'm not going to speak to any individuals or this case. | ||
| But the president has spoken to it already. | ||
| And his mom now, Kyle Rittenhouse's mom, came out saying that the president defamed her son. | ||
| And she claims that when the president suggested her son is a white supremacist, he was doing that to win votes. | ||
| Is that what happened? | ||
| I just have nothing more to speak to in ongoing case. | ||
| Tucker Carlson is releasing his big blockbuster movie on Monday. | ||
| While the kids have been calling for a sequel to Dune, Tucker thought they said loon, as in crazy as a loon. | ||
| As in crazy and a loon. | ||
| Oh, you're gonna call us conspiracy theorists and crazy and white supremacists. | ||
| No facts, no evidence, no proof. | ||
| Just loon attacks, conspiracy theorists, white supremacists. | ||
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I've got over 1,000 soldiers ready to go. | |
| We're not the board. | ||
| Yeah, I'm going to bring my soldiers with me next time. | ||
| I'm going to bring them everywhere. | ||
| I will. | ||
| Lock and loaded. | ||
| Lock and loaded? | ||
| Lock and loaded? | ||
| Did you just threaten me? | ||
| Jim Acosta, again, is the mouth of AT&T, the mouth of one of the most evil corporations out there that seeks to divide us while they engage in all their different crimes. | ||
| That's the owners of CNN. | ||
| So here's Jim Acosta while AT&T is funding Black Lives Matter, racial division, whites are inherently bad, CRT, hardcore curriculum to their own employees. | ||
| Saying Tucker's insane, none of this exists, and there's no establishment move to divide America. | ||
| There's no establishment move to Declare the American people as terrorists. | ||
| That's in the official executive order signed in June by the puppet president. | ||
| You gotta stop being naive, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| We've all been there. | ||
| You gotta admit how much trouble we're in. | ||
| We gotta recognize who our enemies are. | ||
| And stop listening to them. | ||
| Stop even debating. | ||
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There it is. | |
| You can find that on Bandot video if you want to watch and share that report. | ||
| There you go. | ||
| Just the tired term of white supremacy, the tired term of racism, watering down what that truly means. | ||
| And we're seeing it in the Rittenhouse case. | ||
| We're seeing it in the treatment of January 6th over and over again. | ||
| And we're going to have more on January 6th and Biden's new America next. | ||
| We are in our second hour of the American Journal. | ||
| Christy Lee guest hosting today. | ||
| Pray for Harrison. | ||
| Pray he recovers well, especially since, you know, he can't get the same treatment as others in dealing with COVID because he's white. | ||
| That's a true story. | ||
| He shared that on his tweet about what happened when he tried to get monoclonal antibodies. | ||
| They're like, sorry, you're the wrong color. | ||
| This is what we deal with now. | ||
| But getting back to all the white supremacists and the racists in the Rittenhouse case, which we're going to be keeping an eye on, and also the same tired terms and the treatment of January 6th. | ||
| Meanwhile, speaking of The crowd you hang with. | ||
| There's this article from the National Pulse saying that the January 6th commission member representative Elaine Luria has six-figure investments in Chinese Communist Party tool. | ||
| And she's on the January 6th commission. | ||
| It says that the Chinese Communist Party-linked tech firm flagged by the U.S. State Department for aiding the regime's military and espionage capabilities. | ||
| The Virginia Congresswoman's most recent financial disclosure reveals an investment worth $250,000 to $500,000 in Alibaba, a Chinese e-commerce giant whose executives include powerful members of the Chinese Communist Party. | ||
| The State Department has also flagged the company as a tool of the Chinese Communist Party, aiding in its building up of technology-facilitated surveillance and social control. | ||
| So they always have referred to the commission as bipartisan, but more and more we see they're all controlled by China or fake Republicans, obviously. | ||
| So no justice there either. | ||
| This is why and just another reason why I feel like we suffer from a form of PTSD when seeking justice, because it's so hard to find. | ||
| Fairness. | ||
| And then in new Biden's America, which is half the reason that we are dealing with the Rittenhouse case is because there was no proper penalties for the writing and looting. | ||
| There was not enough law enforcement on the ground. | ||
| If they had actually granted National Guard, then Rittenhouse maybe wouldn't have even needed to be there. | ||
| But this is happening more and more. | ||
| It's continuing to be prevalent. | ||
| And in some parts of America, looting has become a way of life. | ||
| This is from Zero Hedge. | ||
| On average, thieves are stealing more than $100 million worth of merchandise from retailers every single day. | ||
| Let's show clip number three of what they were up to in Connecticut. | ||
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Laundry detergent. | |
| What? | ||
| And they just do this brazenly, obviously. | ||
| You're gonna get fired. | ||
| That's why prices go up because- And they just do this brazenly, obviously, they know they're not gonna- Take their job like the rest of us. | ||
| Have to face any consequences. | ||
| And you might wonder, well, these people are just stealing laundry detergent, paper towels. | ||
| You know, what's up with that? | ||
| But let's go ahead and pull out of that. | ||
| But as Zero Hedge pointed out, the exact same group of looters were wheeling big screen televisions right out of the front door of another store in Connecticut. | ||
| And They again seem to have no fear of being confronted, probably because they know that even if they're caught, they will never be charged with a felony. | ||
| Many states have changed their laws to be more lenient on shoplifters in recent years, and this appears to be helping to fuel an enormous boom in organized retail theft. | ||
| Of course, they're far from alone. | ||
| This sort of thing is happening all over the nation, and it's being reported that theft is now costing our retailers $45 billion a year. | ||
| So they're not having to face consequences. | ||
| It's costing retailers money. | ||
| We already have supply chain issues. | ||
| As thieves get away with stealing things and not having to pay consequences, the prices go up all for the rest of us, which contributes to inflation. | ||
| It's almost as if they're allowing all these things to happen on purpose, to destroy the economy on purpose. | ||
| In addition to retail theft, there's been an alarming rise in the number of follow-home robberies in the Los Angeles area. | ||
| Apparently, criminals are specifically targeting highly vulnerable people. | ||
| Once a sufficient target has been identified, the crooks follow the target all the way home before robbing the individual. | ||
| So be safe and vigilant. | ||
| I used to work at a mall when I was a teenager, one of my first jobs, and I just remember That my parents would always say, be vigilant. | ||
| Be vigilant. | ||
| Always be aware of your surroundings. | ||
| Be looking all around. | ||
| That's kind of stuck with me. | ||
| Well, for good reason. | ||
| And it's much worse even now. | ||
| So thanks, Mom, Pa, for reminding me to always be vigilant. | ||
| Always look around. | ||
| You should do the same because, as we see, criminals are not having to face penalties as they once did. | ||
| And in Las Vegas, an 82-year-old woman was buried in her backyard and then criminals took over her home and her finances. | ||
| She was literally dismembered and buried in the backyard and they just, squatters moved in, took over her life. | ||
| This is the very definition of evil, the very definition of no sanctity of life. | ||
| This is what happens when you live in a society that doesn't value life, that doesn't penalize people for stealing, and that's their mantra. | ||
| Right along with the devil, steal, kill, and destroy. | ||
| That's what we're dealing with. | ||
| So I'm going to I have a lot of news to cover as far as media malfeasance. | ||
| You know, that's been my thing as a longtime journalist, longtime real journalist. | ||
| Once I saw how corrupt it had become, I kind of made it my mission to make sure I'm aware of how bad it's become and expose it to others. | ||
| Because there's still some that are just either blissfully unaware that this has become completely hijacked and completely no integrity anymore. | ||
| Or they're just all too happy to walk, lock, and step with where all of this is going. | ||
| But it starts with, actually, where was I? | ||
| It starts with, we saw the article on media's epic fail with the Steele dossier. | ||
| They actually admit in this Axio article that a reckoning is hitting news organizations for years old coverage of the 2017 Steele dossier after the document's primary source was charged with lying to the FBI. | ||
| They say why it matters. | ||
| It's the most egregious journalistic errors in modern history and the media's response to his own mistakes has so far been tepid. | ||
| We saw the media frenzy at the start of Donald Trump's presidency helped to drive an even bigger wedge between former President Trump and the press at the very beginning of his presidency. | ||
| So as much as people complain about Donald Trump and how he was abrasive and how he was mean to the media and he called them fake news. | ||
| They created the monster like they came after him with this always fake and phony story, and then they act shocked and surprised when he called them out on it. | ||
| This is what drove that wedge because they were pushing and they were targeting him with these fake stories with a very thinly sourced story to begin with, perpetuating that pushing it out for. | ||
| Basically his whole presidency. | ||
| What kind of president would Donald Trump have been if he hadn't had to have been dealing with that big lie during the presidency? | ||
| Would he have been as abrasive? | ||
| Would he have been saying fake news all the time if they hadn't targeted him with literal fake news? | ||
| The Washington Post on Friday corrected and removed large portions of two articles. | ||
| That's to the post's credit, but BuzzFeed News, which was the original one that posted the full dossier, said they had no plans to take the document down, accompanied by a note that says allegations are unverified and the report does contain errors. | ||
| So they leave it up there, but they're saying this is basically a bunch of BS, but we're going to leave it up anyways. | ||
| CNN and MSNBC did not respond to requests for comment about whether they planned to revisit or correct any of their coverage around the dossier. | ||
| No surprise there. | ||
| We know where they stand. | ||
| And then we have been noticing, my husband and I, because we've been keeping an eye on this, that other media outlets after Axios came out with that have been kind of piggybacking, coming out with their own thinly-veiled admittance of media malfeasance in this case. | ||
| So New York Times had come out with, how did so much of the media get the Steele dossier so wrong? | ||
| BuzzFeed News published a photo rendition of the 35-page memo when that came out. | ||
| Those online that evening, remember the jolt? | ||
| Yes, these were just allegations, but perhaps this was the Rosetta Stone of Trump corruption. | ||
| So it basically admits that people were excited to see this news because it could be what could get them, get Trump, who had clearly become the enemy of the media before he was even given a chance. | ||
| to step into his presidency. | ||
| It's all corrupt. | ||
| We're going to be digging into just how corrupt more after the break. | ||
| Welcome back to American Journal, Christy Lee filling in this week, the day, talking about possibly the biggest media malfeasance ever, which is the handling of the Steele dossier, which I'm thinking could very well have contributed to how Trump was as president. | ||
| How much more effective would he have been if he wasn't fighting fake lies all the time? | ||
| How much better would the relationship have been with the media if they hadn't tried to perpetuate all of this on them and basically working hand in hand with the Hillary Clinton campaign to perpetuate this Russian collusion hoax idea. | ||
| So Axios came out with an article breaking down How all these media outlets ran with it, what went wrong and New York Times piggybacked on that and talked about how BuzzFeed BuzzFeed did all of that on just allegations. | ||
| It admits that. | ||
| And then it says, sure, the memo provided little hard evidence or specific detail, but BuzzFeed said it had circulated at the highest levels of the U.S. | ||
| government and had acquired a kind of legendary status among journalists, lawmakers, and intelligence officials. | ||
| Tantalizing tidbits like source A confided. | ||
| So basically no actual source listed or confirmed by source E. I mean you could say this about anything. | ||
| Is this the new standard for journalism? | ||
| I mean this is what they were perpetuating then. | ||
| And then it says any caveats even BuzzFeed's own opening description of allegations as explosive but unverified could be dismissed as kind of obligatory cautiousness. | ||
| So the Steele dossier would inspire a slew of juicy and often thinly sourced articles and commentaries about Trump and Russia, now largely discredited by two federal investigations and the indictment of a key source. | ||
| Many of the dossier's allegations have turned out to be fictitious, or at best, unprovable. | ||
| But don't let that hold you back from continuing to perpetuate that lie. | ||
| Because over time, the standards for proof diminished to the point that if something couldn't be proved to be false, the assumption was that it was probably true. | ||
| MSNBC Rachel Maddow, of course, put it as, a number of the elements remain neither verified nor proven false, but none so far have been publicly disproven, is what she had said. | ||
| The dossier's credibility suffered a grievous blow in December 2019 when an investigation by the Department of Justice Inspector General found that the FBI investigations raised doubts about the reliability of some of the Steele reports. | ||
| Then this month, the primary source of Mr. Steele's was arrested, charged with lying to the FBI about how he obtained the information that appeared in the dossier. | ||
| The thing that kills me is if any of them had actually done investigative journalism, I mean, these are supposed to be the best journalists out there. | ||
| If any of them had done actual investigative journalism and dug a little deeper with Devin Nunes and dug a little deeper with Kash Patel, they would have gotten the heads up and could have gotten ahead of this before it Ran out of control. | ||
| But no, because we know that they had their goals in this anyways. | ||
| And everybody else was doing it. | ||
| I mean, when I challenged a former colleague as this was going on, as far as, where's your source in this? | ||
| He said, it's been widely circulated. | ||
| I said, your source is that it's been widely circulated. | ||
| So your source is that other news Operations are running this. | ||
| I mean, this is how the young green reporters think. | ||
| Well, if everybody else is doing it, then surely I can say it too. | ||
| Dossier's credibility suffered grievous blow. | ||
| We talked about that. | ||
| So where did much of the press go wrong? | ||
| First problem was this. | ||
| And then this New York Times article starts to make excuses for the problem. | ||
| It said, first problem was this. | ||
| Trump had a long curried Mr. Putin's favor. | ||
| And his family was eager to do business with Russia. | ||
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So we assumed that truly it could be true. | |
| The distinction between what journalists assume and what we verify is often the difference between fiction and reality. | ||
| And then it decides to dig in to the other side. | ||
| None of this should minimize the endemic and willful deceptions of the right-wing press from Fox News' downplaying of COVID-19 threat. | ||
| What happens when they have to circle back on this one when the truth comes out? | ||
| I mean, the truth is coming out, but they willfully ignore it. | ||
| And then it says in OAN's absurd defense of Mr. Trump's lies about the election. | ||
| Lies according to whom? | ||
| They always say that there's no evidence. | ||
| What do you mean there's no evidence? | ||
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What are you going to say about all the evidence that has come out? | |
| Conservative media outlets have built their own echo chamber to the detriment of the country, but news organizations that uncritically amplified the Steele dossier ought to come to terms with their records sooner or later. | ||
| This is hard, but it's not unprecedented. | ||
| Newsrooms that can muster an independent thorough examination of how they handled the Steele dossier story will do their audience and themselves a big favor. | ||
| But again, still no word from CNN or MSNBC on how they will handle or correct any of the lies they perpetrated. | ||
| And these are the very places that always like to say Trump's big lie, Trump's big lie. | ||
| Well, give it back to them. | ||
| What about your big lie that you pushed on the American public for years? | ||
| It quite possibly could have affected how Trump tried to run the country because he was busy defending himself based on a fake dossier. | ||
| Also last night, Project Veritas dropped their newest piece. | ||
| Let's watch a little of that and I'll have some commentary as it plays. | ||
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I don't want to destroy the news. | |
| I don't want to... I don't want anybody to get fired. | ||
| I want people to change and realize that they are supposed to be objective. | ||
| I challenge you to stop thinking in terms of objective journalism. | ||
| What? | ||
| Because... and we'll discuss why that's not very feasible. | ||
| What is this? | ||
| SPJ Code of Ethics? | ||
| Where does the SPJ Code of Ethics say to not be objective? | ||
| Objectivity and trust. | ||
| That anchor says, I don't care whether people trust me or not. | ||
| One of the nation's largest media companies. | ||
| Writers, producers, editors, reporters and anchors are literally being trained to not be objective. | ||
| And in the words of that news anchor from Houston, they do not care if they lose your trust. | ||
| Wouldn't they want to be trusted? | ||
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To me, that seems like that's part of the job. | |
| That you need trust to be able to do your job. | ||
| Your job is to inform. | ||
| And if you can't trust, Who you're getting that news from, you're not doing your job. | ||
| And that's just what one whistleblower is telling us from inside a CBS television affiliate in San Antonio, Texas. | ||
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I'm coming from seeing this every day. | |
| I mean, I would tell people, my friends and family, about, hey, you can't trust the news. | ||
| This is, this is, you're being manipulated. | ||
| Well, how do you know? | ||
| I work in the news! | ||
| brett mauser is a promotions producer at kns5 which is owned by tegna tegna is a media company that owns 64 television stations and two radio stations in 51 markets and boasts a reach of 39 there's my former station in the list when i worked in toledo under tegna trusted impactful and innovative content that helps bring positive change to their communities however change is happening inside tegna and it's not all positive | ||
| let's talk about grady trip also at kns5 diverting Okay, let's pull out of that. | ||
| So a couple comments on this. | ||
| It looks like they're having a meeting and they're pointing to SPJ Code of Ethics. | ||
| I challenge you to go to the Society of Professional Journalists. | ||
| In many of my media malfeasance pieces, I'm referencing the Society of Professional Journalists' own code of ethics. | ||
| To point out why the media is getting it wrong, yet they have a screen up that says SPJ Code of Ethics and say, we need to throw out this notion of objectivity. | ||
| What? | ||
| Did you read SPJ Code of Ethics? | ||
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One of the main tenets is to hold those in power accountable. | |
| Have we seen that in the current mainstream lately? | ||
| I'm sure you can watch the rest of this. | ||
| There is a Project Veritas page on Bandot Video. | ||
| It's not posted yet, but I'm sure it will be later on to watch the full report. | ||
| But this is the company I used to work under. | ||
| More on that after the break. | ||
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Welcome back to the American Journal. | |
| Christy Lee guest hosting today. | ||
| We just before the break, we're playing the latest that James O'Keefe put out good on him that he's continuing to put information out there while currently being attacked. | ||
| In coordination between FBI and New York Times, the ones that he has a lawsuit against colluding with the FBI, clearly being attacked, persecuted, but continuing to put the information out there. | ||
| So good on him. | ||
| As we talked about yesterday, he is getting support from some unlikely people, even with Blitzer. | ||
| And others are actually speaking up and talking about how scary that situation is that he's dealing with. | ||
| But before the break, we saw the latest thing that he put out exposing the new training that they are doing, putting out there. | ||
| And it's by the parent company of Tegna. | ||
| So we're hearing from a CBS San Antonio whistleblower that went public that works under Tegna. | ||
| Tegna the parent company. | ||
| Now, I've explained this before that there are major companies that own all of your local affiliates. | ||
| So a big one is Nexstar. | ||
| A big one is Sinclair. | ||
| Another big one is Raycom. | ||
| And we also have Tegna. | ||
| Now, the last station I used to work for or parent company used to work for was Sinclair. | ||
| Before that, I worked under Tegna. | ||
| And what I will say is I was really excited about Tegna when Tegna bought out my station there in Toledo. | ||
| And what I liked about Tegna is that they were forward thinking. | ||
| They said. | ||
| We need to make changes in the news industry. | ||
| People are looking for different things. | ||
| We need to be innovative. | ||
| And so I threw my hat in the ring and applied to be part of an innovation summit to talk about ways that news could improve. | ||
| And crazy chain of events. | ||
| I had reported on an accident, a breaking news accident, and it happened to be my brother that was killed in that accident yesterday. | ||
| Obviously very traumatic, but it was shortly after that. | ||
| That, um, I had submitted an application to be part of this innovation summit for Tegna and actually got chosen to go. | ||
| So what I can say is when I met with all these other journalists, there was talk about okay, well, how can we And we talked about things like making the news delivery more fun, maybe more casual, going ahead and to build trust, showing more of our personality, ways we could serve about the things that they care about. | ||
| But this was in 2019. | ||
| So we're here in 2021. | ||
| So not even that long ago, 2019. | ||
| Although they talked about, well, young consumers, they do want to hear more stories on climate and social justice issues or anything like that. | ||
| There was never any talk in 2019, just a few years ago, about... | ||
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Not being objective and not giving the truth and facts. | |
| So for me, this is all very new. | ||
| So this same company that I worked under before three years ago that I was actually chosen to be part of this innovation summit at, we talked about some of the ways of serving our audience better, but we certainly didn't talk about not being objective or only serving one side, which is crazy to me. | ||
| So just a little perspective there. | ||
| It wasn't, Like like this, um, to my knowledge three years ago when I worked under this company, Tegna, but I'm shocked and appalled to see just how blatant they're rolling out the fact that they've been hijacked. | ||
| That's how I see it. | ||
| News has been completely and totally hijacked to serve the interests of those that are powerful and those that are in the elite. | ||
| And so it's crazy to me that they will talk about this society, professional journalists, code of conduct, a code of ethics. | ||
| And you look at all of those values and ask yourself for each one of those values. | ||
| Is this happening? | ||
| And it's not. | ||
| And how can they cite this and then talk about, don't worry about being objective anymore? | ||
| And like I continue to say, one of the major tenets of the Code of Ethics is to hold those in power accountable. | ||
| Are we seeing that? | ||
| Or are we seeing the news has become the PR? | ||
| For the administration. | ||
| News has become PR for Pfizer. | ||
| News has become PR for Moderna. | ||
| They aren't holding these people accountable. | ||
| They aren't holding the hospitals accountable. | ||
| Did you miss that in this code of ethics? | ||
| It's highly frustrating. | ||
| Be accountable and transparent. | ||
| Be accountable and transparent. | ||
| How often are any of these news anchors or reporters acknowledging when they got it wrong? | ||
| Acknowledging when they ignored the other side? | ||
| This is the problem. | ||
| It's so glaringly obvious, and it's so frustrating. | ||
| And to me, to have really loved and admired, and I still respect and admire a lot of my colleagues, to see that not more of them are speaking up is just mind-bending. | ||
| I don't get it. | ||
| These are core principles that you're ignoring. | ||
| So I mean, good on him for speaking out. | ||
| I do think part of the reason a lot more don't is because it is scary to speak out. | ||
| You have to face the mob of others that are trying to hold on to some semblance of pride in their work, because it's not an easy job. | ||
| It's long hours. | ||
| It's a grind, all of that. | ||
| And many feel like they're already not appreciated for what they're trying to do. | ||
| But the system's broken. | ||
| That's why so it's like you're set up to fail. | ||
| So now's the time to address these issues and explain why there's problems and not try and cover it up and not try and protect the narrative and lie. | ||
| So it's all I've spent too long in this, but. | ||
| Obviously, I'm very passionate about it, and it's sad. | ||
| It's sad. | ||
| This was my dream job. | ||
| It could have been so good, and it's just been hijacked. | ||
| It's hijacked by one party, clearly, and both sides are not given. | ||
| And the fact that any journalist with integrity would shut down The voice. | ||
| I mean, one of the tenets of journalism is to be a voice for the voices, and you have journalists that are cheering on censorship. | ||
| Blows my mind. | ||
| Blows my mind. | ||
| I don't get it. | ||
| So where are we headed? | ||
| Well, there's this article from Statista.com, and it says, where are the most journalists are imprisoned worldwide? | ||
| Maybe we should keep an eye on this because as they're going after James O'Keefe and Project Veritas, 274 journalists were in jail due to their work as of 2020, a figure that exceeds the high of 272 recorded in 2016. | ||
| More than 250 journalists are behind bars for the fifth consecutive year and Shocker, I'm sure this will shock you, right? | ||
| China is the worst jailer with 47 journalists identified as being in prison there. | ||
| Turkey in second with 37, Egypt with 27. | ||
| According to CPJ, the crackdown has continued sometimes because of, because of rather than spite of COVID-19 with at least three journalists arrested for their work covering the pandemic. | ||
| Is this where we're headed? | ||
| They keep on talking about how dangerous it is to give any news that is against their narrative. | ||
| And then it shows up. | ||
| We're not on this list yet. | ||
| China, Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and so on. | ||
| Not here yet. | ||
| But if we don't do something soon and these journalists don't wake up, then this is where we're headed. | ||
| That TV put another article out about the panic that has come out. | ||
| From. | ||
| Oh, actually, let's play. | ||
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Let's see. | |
| Do we have? | ||
| No, no, let's not. | ||
| We don't have that time. | ||
| Sorry, sorry. | ||
| Live thinking on air. | ||
| OK, so they came up with the sub stack panic. | ||
| The sub stack scaries are over for media companies announced Axios today. | ||
| Tag to a story with the dramatic headline. | ||
| Big media strikes back at sub stack. | ||
| They're so threatened by independent media, so threatened. | ||
| A good newsletter exit strategy, hard to find, that described how some writers who'd come to the platform like Substick had run up against unexpected logistical problems like wrestling with the issue of how to quit and return to traditional media jobs. | ||
| While I, for one, have no interest in returning to traditional media. | ||
| If this doesn't work out, I don't know what I'll do. | ||
| Maybe I'll serve burgers. | ||
| I just said that the other day. | ||
| Maybe I'll be a waitress. | ||
| But I have no interest in returning to the corrupt traditional media until it is fixed. | ||
| Until it is reformed. | ||
| It is completely broken. | ||
| I have no interest in returning. | ||
| But anyways, the Axios Bottom Line Observation. | ||
| Journalists that crave the infrastructure and editorial support offered by the newsrooms are finding more happy mediums as the newsletter industry grows. | ||
| Bearing the lead just a tad, the same article noted Substack announced Monday that it has more than 1 million paid subscriptions to publications on its platform, up from about 250,000 in December 2020. | ||
| So I'll go through more of this article and we'll hear what Joe Rogan has to say about censorship, who actually wasn't identified as a journalist before, but he's actually speaking up against censorship. | ||
| at Battenmore after the break. | ||
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Welcome back to the American Journal. | |
| We were talking about media malfeasance, pointing out the destruction, corruption, and hijacking of the news industry as we know it. | ||
| Very, very sad. | ||
| It's angering, but it's also very, very sad for me as I worked very hard to enter into the news business, worked in the traditional news media for 20 years, and to see it change, and to me, from my perception, change so quickly. | ||
| From just three years ago when I was at a Tegna Innovation Summit and we were talking about completely rational ways of how the news industry needed to change, to just a few years later tossing out the idea of objectivity. | ||
| It is crazy, mind-bending. | ||
| Cheering on censorship is what many journalists have now chosen to do in the name of freedom of the press, in the name of freedom of speech. | ||
| Doesn't make sense to me one bit. | ||
| Many journalists are just Rationalize their way out of these conversations. | ||
| But beyond some journalists that have been brave and spoken out, we're getting other people that maybe I didn't identify as journalists before that are speaking up. | ||
| I wanted to take clip number six because Joe Rogan was just talking with Alex and others just last night, and he touched upon this issue. | ||
| All these like internet companies, whether it's Google or whether it's Facebook or Instagram, if they can just censor you based on ideology, then you don't have freedom of speech because they're the primary means that people communicate. | ||
| So until we accept that there is some sort of utility, it's not as simple as it's a private company, when it's literally one of the main two or three ways that human beings share ideas across the planet. | ||
| earth it's bigger than just a company and and i don't know what the solution to that is but we have to have that conversation free the software right now they're abusing their power right because the way it it censors is always in favor of the left and the people in the left think that's a good idea but eventually you can't be left enough it's just going to keep going it's going to it's a machine it's pac-man it's just like can i wait so there you go so Some actual rational thoughts. | ||
| I tried to have some of these conversations with my colleagues when I was still in the news business about this is the way more and more people communicate. | ||
| So we need to, it's our duty to defend freedom of speech, even on that platforms, instead of coming back with the tired terms of like, but they're private companies. | ||
| They don't have to. | ||
| I mean, cheering this on. | ||
| So agree with what Rogan had to say in that bit, but. | ||
| It is crazy to see so many journalists sell their souls, essentially, to the narrative, to the one that they think will prop them up and lead to the big network job or whatever it is that they're aspiring to. | ||
| But also a good video that I wanted to show you of just how smug they are in trying to weave their narrative in. | ||
| Instead of just get an interview, they want to try and make sure that they can weave their argument in. | ||
| This is quite Funny, really, to watch clip number five. | ||
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In your book, you're describing the directives of Mao Zedong during the Cultural Revolution that would be distributed publicly every night. | |
| And then you write, this is your quote, they served... She's so giddy right now. | ||
| A function similar to Donald Trump's late night tweaks while in office. | ||
| They were the direct communication of a leader's thoughts to his devoted followers, enhancing the sanctity of his authority. | ||
| So, do you see Donald Trump as an authoritarian? | ||
| She's so proud of that question. | ||
| So giddy about it. | ||
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You know, if you're an authoritarian, you have to have a system in supporting you. | |
| You cannot just be an authoritarian by yourself. | ||
| But certainly, in the United States, with today's condition, you can easily have an authoritarian. | ||
| In many ways, you're already in the authoritarian state. | ||
| You just don't know it. | ||
| How so? | ||
| Many things happened today in the U.S. | ||
| Is that what she expected? | ||
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It can be compared to the Cultural Revolution in China. | |
| Like what? | ||
| Like people trying to be... Did you catch that? | ||
| The smug, like what? | ||
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| What do you mean? | ||
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That is very dangerous. | |
| I don't know. | ||
| She's so giddy when she gets to ask that question to try and make the comparison of authoritarianism to Trump. | ||
| And then she doesn't get the answer that she expects. | ||
| And then he's like, we're in authoritarianism right now. | ||
| And she's like, what do you mean? | ||
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Like what? | |
| Like the smugness. | ||
| And she's like, Her mind is blown. | ||
| She can't believe that she's already been snookered into being controlled. | ||
| She is a propaganda puppet. | ||
| Sorry, you win the award today. | ||
| And let's see. | ||
| So these people are so mad. | ||
| She's so mad and people like her. | ||
| The independent media is becoming more popular because people can actually trust them because they're not muzzled by corporate and advertising dollars. | ||
| They have more Freedom to try and effort to get both sides, but what you are seeing and is a fair argument I suppose is that a lot of independent media Is covering let's say more of the right or more of the conservative values But here's why because when you shove down everybody's throat only one side only the left side only the side of the | ||
| authoritarians, the true authoritarians, the only the side of the administration, only the side of Fauci. | ||
| When you shove that down everybody's throat, then when you are put into independent independent media, it's like, well, why bother even mentioning this side? | ||
| It's so exhaustively covered. | ||
| I can mention it, but I'm not going to waste my time and go deep into the lies that they're perpetrating on the side that you can easily prove are lies and just cite CDC and FDA. | ||
| Why am I going to spend my time digging into that when they're failing so badly at bringing other sides So what you are seeing more of the independent media bringing you what's censored and suppressed because there's a need. | ||
| There's a need there. | ||
| And so whenever I'm challenged about like, well, wait a minute, you said you just wanted to do journalism fairly and you wanted to bring both sides. | ||
| I'm like, you're getting both sides. | ||
| You're still getting both sides because you have that side shoved down your throat everywhere you turn. | ||
| So I have decided that my time is better served in trying to seek out those that have been suppressed those that have been censored and do what little I can to magnify their voices. | ||
| That is my effort to balance things out. | ||
| So I am still seeking balance. | ||
| I don't try and censor or suppress. | ||
| What's shoved in your faces? | ||
| I have challenged other journalists to be on a panel with me. | ||
| Let's debate about these, the tenets of journalism. | ||
| Let's talk about what's happening. | ||
| You think that I've been taken up on that yet? | ||
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Nope. | |
| Nope. | ||
| So I would, I don't, I have people saying nasty things to me all the time, of course, on Facebook and on Twitter. | ||
| I don't block them. | ||
| I don't censor them unless it gets like crude or disgusting. | ||
| That might be where I draw the line, but you're allowed to have a different opinion or a different take or bring some different information on the platforms that I can control. | ||
| You're allowed to. | ||
| That's not the case for the other side. | ||
| Anyways, another tangent. | ||
| Sorry. | ||
| Passionate about this. | ||
| So I was talking about how ticked off The corporate controlled media is about independent media because of that reason. | ||
| They can't control it. | ||
| So there was a Substack article put out by Matt Taibbi. | ||
| Where he's talking about how Axios is, like, basically cheering on saying that, oh, some people that join Substack find it hard to have structure and find it hard to market. | ||
| But then they buried the lead, like he said, that it has more than one million paid subscriptions. | ||
| The notion that Substack is or was a threat to traditional media itself speaks to the comical inability of these organizations to understand cause and effect. | ||
| Happening number one traditional media companies and the Trump years suffered catastrophic declines in audience trust which have translated lately into Struggles with clicks and ratings happening number two those companies notice podcasters like Joe Rogan We're drying and retaining mammoth audiences even as efforts by outfits like MSNBC to create glitzy new on-demand shows hosted by people like communications director Nicole Wallace somehow flopped and they are tipped and | ||
| They are so mad that they can't get the same audience that people like Joe Rogan can pull in. | ||
| And so rather than do a better job, rather than try and earn trust, rather than seek out the other side, rather than try and do what they're supposed to do and be a voice for the voiceless and maybe seek out those voices that other media companies are suppressing, they would rather Just take take their speech away. | ||
| They would rather just remove the competition so that all can be controlled, and they don't even have to, um, address it so. | ||
| We all saw how the media handled Aaron Rodgers. | ||
| And of course, same old tired terms. | ||
| Conspiracy theorist called him a liar. | ||
| But then we see Aaron Rodgers returns from COVID with a vengeance. | ||
| Packers shut out Seahawks 17-0. | ||
| Did Rogan's advice work? | ||
| Will we see that story? | ||
| They snicker and scoffed at him. | ||
| With just a week removed, he's beaten COVID and led the Green Bay Packers to a 17-0 win over the Seattle Seahawks. | ||
| Can't get away from reality. | ||
| Can't get away from truth. | ||
| Can't get away from this. | ||
| Sorry. | ||
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Welcome back to the American Journal. | |
| We are getting into our third and final hour today. | ||
| Boy, it has gone quick. | ||
| Been covering some of the media malfeasance news and lots of other news covering my desk. | ||
| But I wanted to get back to a couple of your phone calls, and then I'll get back into more of the news. | ||
| But let's go to Jennifer in Canada, because she has some news about what's going on there. | ||
| Jennifer? | ||
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Hi Krystaline, I'm calling to let you know that today we have the potential for a precedent-setting case that's happening here in Canada. | |
| We have Dr. Byram Bridle that's presenting an injunction for the defence, presenting an injunction against, not the defence, sorry, against vaccine mandates for the Toronto General Hospital. | ||
| And what's happening is that there is a blackout on watching this case unfold. | ||
| They have a Zoom meeting. | ||
| And it gets even worse. | ||
| It's a Zoom meeting, so you can log in, but it's capped at 500 people, so you cannot see what is going on. | ||
| This is a precedent-setting case that we are not allowed to witness. | ||
| Wow. | ||
| It's disgusting. | ||
| I mean, the censorship is just ridiculous. | ||
| So when does that start? | ||
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That's today. | |
| It's going on right now. | ||
| It started this morning at 10. | ||
| And so it's capped out at 500 people. | ||
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500 people. | |
| And we have tons of people that were interested in watching this, and we all tried to log in, and we cannot get in. | ||
| We can't watch this. | ||
| This is the potential to set a precedent here in Canada about mandating vaccines. | ||
| We can't even get in to see it. | ||
| Our government is blocking us from watching this. | ||
| It does seem that everything has like that we already are in authoritarianism, both in the U.S. | ||
| and Canada, and blocked on every side. | ||
| My gosh, when something is decided in this case, is there going to be any opportunity to appeal, especially since people couldn't observe this case? | ||
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You know what? | |
| I'm not even sure at this point. | ||
| I've got my fingers crossed that something good will come of it. | ||
| However, the judge that is presiding over this case has enforced parents that were in a custody dispute to vaccinate the child or the mother could not see the child. | ||
| So this is a judge that I believe has a bias. | ||
| Of course. | ||
| That judge should have been recused because it's already showed bias. | ||
| I mean, that's absurd. | ||
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Absolutely. | |
| Yeah, she should be recused. | ||
| Absolutely. | ||
| Well, I mean, all we can do is pray at this point and hope for the best. | ||
| I mean, that's the only thing that we have control of, but our God is bigger. | ||
| We'll see what happens. | ||
| But we'll be thinking about that. | ||
| And thank you for drawing my attention to it. | ||
| So I'll keep an eye on that. | ||
| And so this would set a precedent on if vaccine mandates are illegal for those in the hospitals. | ||
| Is that what you said? | ||
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No, it's for the hospital workers, for the workers, but mandating the vaccine for the people that work at the general hospitals in Toronto. | |
| It would set a precedent. | ||
| And they don't want it to set a precedent because then people can say, no, I don't want to get this vaccine. | ||
| But really, this should be happening to begin with. | ||
| Yeah, it's really sad how fast all this happened. | ||
| I think it certainly if we are able to get through this and earn some of the freedoms back, I mean, they'll certainly be sweeter. | ||
| And I don't think we'll be going back to sleep anytime soon. | ||
| We'll be much more aware because this one came on so aggressively. | ||
| I mean, at least it feels that way to me. | ||
| But maybe I was maybe I was too asleep because I was I was a traditional media world. | ||
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No, we're all in the same boat. | |
| We've got to fight. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| Thank you for your phone call and drawing my attention to that. | ||
| Thank you, Jennifer, for your phone call. | ||
| I will get back to some of your other phone calls, but since I only have a minute left in this segment, I don't want somebody to get started and then have to cut them off. | ||
| So I'll use the rest of this time to just go back to the Aaron Rodgers thing. | ||
| I just want to remind you that he said some of the rules to me are not based in science at all. | ||
| They're purely trying to out in shape people like needing to wear a mask at a podium when every person in the room is vaccinated and wearing a mask. | ||
| That makes no sense to me. | ||
| If you got vaccinated to protect yourself from a virus. | ||
| I don't have as an unvaccinated individual, then why are you so worried about anything I could give to you? | ||
| He said, I have followed every single protocol to a T minus the one I just mentioned, because it actually makes no sense to me. | ||
| My daily routine is the routine of an unvaccinated person. | ||
| And it looks like Aaron Rodgers redeemed himself with the big win. | ||
| Shout out Seahawks, 17 to 0. | ||
| Seems like Joe Rogan's little plan worked out just fine for him. | ||
| They still push that vaccine and they say we're all taking horse paste. | ||
| This is the way the media guest likes you and continues to shove lies down your throat and continues to work for big partners. | ||
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Welcome back to the American Journal. | |
| We're in our third and final hour, and I want to get back to you, talking to you. | ||
| I have a lot of news still left at my desk. | ||
| We'll see what I get to, and whatever I don't get to, we'll get to tomorrow. | ||
| How about that? | ||
| So let's go to Chris in Michigan. | ||
| You're on the air. | ||
| Now you're on the air. | ||
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There you go. | |
| Hi, Chris. | ||
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I've always thought that they just, they always push these cases with, you know, the police, black people getting shot, where obviously if you look into it, the cop was on the right, the dude who got shot, it's something that the media never reports. | |
| Just so they can say when they get acquitted, see we told you, we told you the justice system is racist. | ||
| But now I'm starting to think with this Kyle Rittenhouse that now it's being used more as bellwether. | ||
| Do we have the control over the mob? | ||
| Do we have the justice system scared? | ||
| Will they bend to the will of the mask? | ||
| That's what I'm concerned about. | ||
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That's what I get concerned about. | |
| Right, because I always just thought, oh, yeah, they're just going to pick this case, obviously. | ||
| Because there's always cases that they could always, you know, sensationalize where the cop does something or does face charges. | ||
| But those aren't the ones they ever, you know, bring to life. | ||
| It's only the ones where you take down, oh, yeah, he was right. | ||
| That guy should have gotten shot. | ||
| But this one is obvious. | ||
| They're wanting to assert their power with the mob. | ||
| It's like, yeah, you're in the right. | ||
| This guy is a racist. | ||
| He went there just to run to be yelling. | ||
| Yeah, that's it. | ||
| My brother, who's in prison, he got locked down for a few days. | ||
| So that's all he did was watch the case. | ||
| And he switched to CNN occasionally. | ||
| And he's like, I can watch the case. | ||
| There's not a single word of truth. | ||
| But I told him that's how they don't expect you to ever look in. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
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They just expect you to believe what they say. | |
| Of course, Chris. | ||
| Thank you for your phone call a little bit. | ||
| It was starting to get to where I couldn't hear you very well. | ||
| So thank you for your phone call. | ||
| But I got I got your point that yes, basically, the media takes over, they elevate and push the information that they feel like will Cause the most unrest, essentially, and get people fired up so that then the justice system, all those involved, judge, lawyer, jurors, then all have to worry that if they make the right choice, they have to face the consequences of what will happen and they've been threatening. | ||
| That if they don't get the verdict that they want, that if Rittenhouse is not found guilty, then they're going to have more violence in writing. | ||
| Although this time we're told that National Guard will be on standby. | ||
| So that would, you would think, make a big difference. | ||
| And maybe if we had done that in the beginning, we wouldn't be dealing with this, but we'll see. | ||
| But yes, absolutely. | ||
| Chris was saying that anyone that has actually watched the trial ends up having a total different perception than the media gave them, which is something else we've been talking about. | ||
| All right, let's go to Justin in Minnesota. | ||
| Oh, actually, we're going to, we'll get to you, Justin, but let's go to Isaac in Australia first. | ||
| Isaac. | ||
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Yeah, g'day, g'day, g'day. | |
| I'm all the way from Australia. | ||
| I love your program. | ||
| Love the equal wars. | ||
| And thank you for taking my call. | ||
| You bet. | ||
| So just how bad is it getting out there in Australia? | ||
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Well, I think we're in what we call the eye of the storm. | |
| A lot of people think it's over. | ||
| The first battle's over. | ||
| This battle's just begun. | ||
| So a few months ago, maybe even a month ago, the unduced people, we're not even allowed to say the word vaccinated here in Australia. | ||
| We call it unduced people. | ||
| We're still on lockdown. | ||
| We're still not allowed to enter restaurants, cafes, We're not allowed to get our hair cut, can't buy shoes, clothing, and they're putting a lot of pressure on the people that are on vets. | ||
| I've seen some videos of them, actually. | ||
| I've seen some videos of law enforcement just, like, strolling around in stores, like, checking people's papers. | ||
| Is that what's happening? | ||
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It's gotten worse than that. | |
| People, they're actually putting undercovers into If you're in a club and you're standing up, you're allowed to drink if you're vaccinated. | ||
| But if you're unvaccinated, you have to be sitting down in a club. | ||
| So stupid. | ||
| It's insane. | ||
| They paint circles on the lawn and beaches. | ||
| standing up, you're allowed to drink if you're vaccinated. | ||
| But if you're unvaccinated, you have to be sitting down in a car. | ||
| So stupid. | ||
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It's insane. | |
| They paint circles on the lawn and beaches. | ||
| This is where you have to sit. | ||
| Just a few months ago, the police were actually beating the people up They were throwing them to the ground, they were hitting them with the butts of rifles, kicking them, kneeling them. | ||
| I'm not going to send you all the footage of this. | ||
| We've got helicopters, like, 24-7, military helicopters flying really, really low, and they're dropping stuff on us. | ||
| OK, and I was a big Jim Crow guy, sending people dropping stuff on us, people flying outside with their cameras, filming the planes dropping, and their cars getting covered in white powder, or black metallic stuff, which is very magnetic. | ||
| Not only that, the mental health problems here have really escalated. | ||
| What I do on my program, I do a lot of hip-hop music and everything, in Houston, Texas. | ||
| That's why I love you guys. | ||
| Texas is the place. | ||
| I put my music on hold because a lot of people here, I didn't realize how many people were actually suffering. | ||
| You've got a house full of people, but they're alone. | ||
| You're not connecting with anyone else, I will. | ||
| I run about five or six hours. | ||
| I do five or six hours with the Y programs. | ||
| Interview people, interview politicians, and I do a lot of interviews with adverse reactions. | ||
| In our country, you cannot put anything about adverse reactions on the radio, on talkback radio. | ||
| They won't even allow any reports about adverse reactions, even if there was them, they just won't even allow it? | ||
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They allow it, and then they cut your mic, and they call you a conspiracy theory, they try to get out of the rabbit hole, and I get very upset because I'm like, What I've been doing is I've got a protocol. | |
| I spoke with the doctor that looked after President Trump and got the protocols like the zinc, magnesium, glutathione, vitamin B, vitamin C and everything that goes together. | ||
| They banned the drug ivermectin here in Australia. | ||
| They banned it literally and the doctors got a gag order. | ||
| The doctors can't say anything bad against the vaccine. | ||
| Not only that, they're not giving out exemptions. | ||
| People could have heart failure. | ||
| People could have kidney failure. | ||
| People could be a transplant recipient. | ||
| And people that have had a really bad adverse reaction. | ||
| The most things that we're getting down here is heart disease, myocarditis, pericarditis in the youth. | ||
| We're getting the blood clots in the females. | ||
| And just females, this is something no one likes to talk about. | ||
| I've highlighted, I've brought out to the news, I'm pushing and pushing for it to be brought out, is that women just standing around people that have been vaccinated, not vaccinated themselves, but just standing around someone who has been vaccinated, their periods are coming out in massive blood clots. | ||
| I've got one lady that's had 12 weeks of clotting, periods which are clotting. | ||
| I've got all the photo evidence, I've got, I've got everybody's send it to me, I get about 700 bands a day. | ||
| I'm working really hard for the people. | ||
| I do it for President Trump. | ||
| I just do it for the love of the people. | ||
| Thank you for doing that. | ||
| My gosh. | ||
| So you feel like you're in the eye of the storm right now. | ||
| What's it going to take to turn the tide in Australia? | ||
| Do you have hope that things are going to turn around? | ||
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Of course I do. | |
| I'm a Christian too. | ||
| Just recently I took down my promotion video. | ||
| I did a music promotion as well for people. | ||
| I've talked to people in Houston. | ||
| I've said to the hip-hop artists they have to listen. | ||
| I'm going to start doing Bible study because people need to be equipped for spiritual warfare. | ||
| Yes, absolutely. | ||
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At the moment, yeah, if you haven't got your Bible on you and you haven't got the memory verses down pat, you haven't got that concealed weapon. | |
| I know having carrying that concealed weapon could be the difference between life and death, you know, especially in the spiritual warfare. | ||
| I'm teaching people Bible, Bible verses and everything else. | ||
| What's it going to take for people? | ||
| What they've been doing, they've been paying people $750 a week to stay home, which equates to about $500 US. | ||
| Now, for a lot of people in Australia, they get about $800-$850 a week. | ||
| So you're getting basically $100 less, you're not spending the money on fuel, you're not buying lunches at work. | ||
| People are happy just to drink their beer, smoke their cigarettes, stay home, and watch the idiot box. | ||
| Once that goes down, and now they've just started calling for the third booster, And they're conditioning us for the fourth booster. | ||
| They've just brought in that 12-year-old can get the juice. | ||
| And now 5 to 11 is going to be OK. | ||
| And this is something sick. | ||
| This is something really sick. | ||
| In 2017, I can email this to you. | ||
| In 2017, the Premier of one of the states is a dictator. | ||
| They call him Dictator Dan. | ||
| Are you going to have to finish that thought when we get back from the break? | ||
| We got to go to break. | ||
| Go to Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| Support the cause so we can get more of this information, this very important information out to you. | ||
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The Eye of the Storm. | |
| That is where Australia finds itself to be in right now. | ||
| Things just keep getting worse and worse. | ||
| We were speaking to Isaac from Australia who was making a point before we had to go to break. | ||
| Isaac, you're back on the air and and try and maybe bring us back to what you're talking about and finish out your thought. | ||
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OK, yeah, I just went live again on my Instagram channel, like I said. | |
| If anybody wants to, like, follow me on there, it's I-Z-A-K-B-A-V-I-D, like IsaacDavid13. | ||
| And I've got a whole range of channels for different... Because our censorship here is abhorrent. | ||
| I can't say... I can't even say the word ivermectin. | ||
| If you put that up on your list, bang, you get a ban. | ||
| We have to call it juice. | ||
| We have to talk like the code words. | ||
| It's really, really tough down here. | ||
| But yeah, back to what I was talking about the school kids. | ||
| They just started injecting the school kids 12 years old to 17. | ||
| And what they said is that children can actually give consent under the term mature minor. | ||
| So you don't have to have your parents consent. | ||
| Even if your parent says no, we don't want this happening. | ||
| Just having your child at school, they call that implied consent. | ||
| I think there's a lot of paperwork on that. | ||
| Now, if the children, basically the children, it's totally mandatory. | ||
| It's not mandatory. | ||
| It's totally your choice. | ||
| If you don't take it, you can't go play in the playground. | ||
| You can't go to your high school formal. | ||
| And you can't graduate. | ||
| You can't sit for your test. | ||
| You can't play sports. | ||
| But it's your choice. | ||
| They're putting this pressure on the children. | ||
| So what me and a few of our teammates have done, we've got a guy named Romeo here that does a lot of work behind the scenes. | ||
| We are involved. | ||
| We're going to hold our own formal for these children. | ||
| Then they're going to miss out on the school formal. | ||
| A school formal is basically the prom in Australia. | ||
| You can't go to your school prom for graduation. | ||
| Yeah, they're just punishing the kids. | ||
| Yeah, and what this is creating is an entity between the parents and the children. | ||
| A lot of the children are saying, Mom, come on, man, I just want to play sport. | ||
| I just want to play sport. | ||
| Then they get injected and they're coming down with Lung clots, blood clots in their lungs. | ||
| Myocarditis, pericarditis. | ||
| I've got one girl that was just on about 15 minutes ago. | ||
| She stutters now. | ||
| She talks like this. | ||
| I've been giving her the detox that President Trump's doctor talked about and also sending her a whole heap of bystaff and just supporting her, loving her, praying for her. | ||
| But the worst thing is they're going to start, what I was saying before, we've got a premier downstairs which is like the governor of a state. | ||
| In Australia. | ||
| And what he's done is he enacted something in 2017. | ||
| He signed a contract with Moderna on six-month-old babies. | ||
| All right? | ||
| 2017. | ||
| This is way before we even knew what a COVID was. | ||
| 2017. | ||
| A six-month, four-year-old baby. | ||
| Everybody says in his post, every baby born 2020, 2021, will be part of the world's biggest clinical trial. | ||
| Not part of, not a vaccination, Cesar. | ||
| This is a clinical trial and your baby, your baby's going to be part of it. | ||
| That's insane. | ||
| I can't imagine any parent that would be excited about that or agree to that, to allow their baby to be used as a test subject. | ||
| This all seems very familiar to offering your child up as a sacrifice to Moloch, like you read in the Bible. | ||
| This is what it feels like. | ||
| So criminal. | ||
| Isaac, thank you for your phone call. | ||
| And again, if people want to follow up with you, where do we go again? | ||
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That's on Instagram. | |
| Oh, there you are. | ||
| These producers rock. | ||
| Our crew is so awesome. | ||
| They got it already pulled up already. | ||
| Interesting. | ||
| underscore live, other David underscore Bible study, other David 13 support, which is all the... | ||
| That's on Instagram? | ||
| Oh, there you are. | ||
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That's on Instagram. | |
| These producers rock. | ||
| Our crew is so awesome. | ||
| They got it already pulled up already. | ||
| Interesting. | ||
| Yeah, we'll continue to follow up with you on that. | ||
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Yeah. | |
| Can I say one more thing to you guys? | ||
| I just wanted to say a prayer for Kyle because I know the guy is innocent. | ||
| I follow American politics very closely. | ||
| You guys probably know me as the guy that made the Hillary Clinton meme while waiting in line. | ||
| We were doing the meme wars back in 2016. | ||
| We're massive Trump supporters down here. | ||
| We love President Trump and I don't want to see I love to just send out my best wishes to the kid and just let you know that Australia supports the United States of America. | ||
| We've seen what the President, I can't call him the President, I'm sorry, the President sitting in the White House at the moment. | ||
| We've seen what he's done, the tragedy that he's brought to the country and the actual embarrassment that he's done to such a proud country and a proud people. | ||
| I just want to send my best wishes to my friends here. | ||
| And we do believe that we're going to get out of this. | ||
| I mean, we are in the eye of the storm and we've got another run coming at us next year. | ||
| I believe that they're going to give us Christmas and the New Year. | ||
| They're going to make up the false numbers again. | ||
| We're going to have a virus that's going to be more compressible and resistant to the vaccine. | ||
| So we're going to have to get another booster and another booster. | ||
| Then they're going to lock us down again. | ||
| They've crushed our small business down here. | ||
| They've crushed a lot of people's spirits. | ||
| And what I do, I do my best. | ||
| Sometimes we've got a thousand people watching. | ||
| I give a voice to the people that are going through adverse reactions. | ||
| I interview the politicians. | ||
| And I just give hope to the people. | ||
| Sometimes it's up to 5.30 in the morning. | ||
| I've got people in New York. | ||
| John Matlin in New York. | ||
| We're outside New York. | ||
| Your friend Clown Car. | ||
| That was on earlier. | ||
| We love America. | ||
| We're going to do everything we can to unite with you guys. | ||
| When we lost those 13 Marines, God rest their souls. | ||
| They were our Marines, too. | ||
| We were allied. | ||
| I just want to say God bless you. | ||
| God bless America. | ||
| And praying for Carl tonight. | ||
| Awesome. | ||
| Thank you so much, Isaac. | ||
| I'm definitely going to look you up and follow what you're putting out there. | ||
| Thank you for rising up to be the citizen journalist that we all need right now. | ||
| Everybody's got to rise up and do their part to get the information out and see if we can turn the tide. | ||
| It does seem like there will end up being a breaking point. | ||
| Thank you so much for your phone call, Isaac. | ||
| Let's go to try and get another phone call in. | ||
| Justin in Minnesota. | ||
| Justin? | ||
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Hello, Crystal. | |
| Thank you for taking my phone call. | ||
| You're welcome. | ||
| All right. | ||
| Um, I am calling in from California, um, for help. | ||
| I have a direct message to my Minnesota friends and family. | ||
| If you're listening, my friends and family, I was downtown in Rochester, Minnesota with a loudspeaker to protest you against medical tyranny and many of you showed up and I appreciate that. | ||
| But, We need to move in larger numbers than that of this. | ||
| And we can... We have the power to end, particularly Minnesota, because we're a medical state. | ||
| If we... We need to get down to the Mayo Clinic Hospital with a little bit more order, and we need to stand up to this before it's too late. | ||
| That's... Please, I know that we can do this. | ||
| I know we can. | ||
| It does seem to be working in some areas. | ||
| I mean, they got a really big pushback with the airlines and pilots coming together and the push to have us freedom flyers dot org. | ||
| Get passengers on board, and it does seem like they have really, um, turned the tide as far as that mandate goes and backed off of that. | ||
| So strength in numbers. | ||
| These pushbacks do seem to be making making a difference, but we need them to be bigger. | ||
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Thank you for the phone call, Crystal. | |
| You're welcome. | ||
| And you can call me Crystal, Christine, Chris, whatever you want. | ||
| Just don't call me late for dinner. | ||
| It's Christy Lee. | ||
| But I guess if you put the Christy in the L, we can make Crystal work. | ||
| Whatever you want to call me. | ||
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The most important thing is the truth that you're hearing. | |
| Who cares about what my name is? | ||
| We're trying to get that truth out to you and we're going to have more of that. | ||
| There it is. | ||
| Christy Lee TV. | ||
| KLIM.News, Kristin Lee TV on Band App Video. | ||
| Happy to be here and there you go. | ||
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Welcome back to the American Journal. | |
| Gonna cover some more of the media weirdness. | ||
| I'm getting sick of saying malfeasance. | ||
| It's just all up, it's just a mess. | ||
| So now we have a, saw this yesterday from the Aspen Institute, a commission on information disorder. | ||
| So we've gotten tired of calling it conspiracy theories, misinformation, disinformation. | ||
| So now we're gonna call it a disorder. | ||
| Information disorder. | ||
| America is in a crisis of trust and truth. | ||
| Bad information has become as prevalent, persuasive, and persistent as good information. | ||
| Do you understand that? | ||
| Right here, even these terms that they chose, bad information as opposed to good information. | ||
| So they're qualifying it in those terms as opposed to both sides or The perspective of these doctors as opposed to the perspective from corporate controlled big pharma doctors. | ||
| You know, now they've split it by bad information and good information. | ||
| This is the information we'll approve of because it's paid by big pharma Pfizer. | ||
| And this is the information that we're not going to approve of. | ||
| They've broken it down to bad information versus good information. | ||
| They say the bad information can create harm and makes any health crisis more deadly. | ||
| Where's the proof of that? | ||
| Where's the proof of any of the information about ivermectin or any of that has made the crisis more deadly? | ||
| Where's the proof that the vaccines have done any good when we have more infections, more rates than we did before the vaccine was even here? | ||
| We don't need to worry about proof. | ||
| We're just going to say it undermines health crisis and makes it more deadly with no proof. | ||
| Slows down response time on climate change. | ||
| Here we are. | ||
| We're introducing the next crisis in case they can't control the narrative with the vaccine. | ||
| Well, they got to back up. | ||
| Climate change. | ||
| And it undermines democracy. | ||
| So they co-chaired this thing, this final report on information disorder. | ||
| It's co-chaired by Katie Couric. | ||
| Reminder, Katie Couric's the one that misrepresented, cut parts out of the Ruth Bader Ginsburg interview she did, censored her own interview. | ||
| Misrepresented with what Ruth Bader Ginsburg said because she said Ruth Bader Ginsburg was getting old and probably didn't know what she was saying. | ||
| This was when Ruth Bader Ginsburg was critical of those that were kneeling. | ||
| And she decided to cut that part out because, you know, it didn't really fit with the narrative. | ||
| And then she's the excuse. | ||
| It was because, well, she was old. | ||
| She probably didn't know, really know or understand the question. | ||
| She was still serving as a Supreme Court justice. | ||
| And this is the award-winning journalist Katie Couric that thinks that she can co-chair what is true and what's not true when she herself was misrepresenting one of her major interviews. | ||
| And then also, if that's not enough, they have cybersecurity expert Chris Krebs. | ||
| If I'm not mistaken, wasn't he the one that said the election was the most safe and secure and ever? | ||
| I mean, we did all these brand new things we've never done, like send mass mail-in ballots out everywhere. | ||
| In many states, this was a new thing. | ||
| We had all these weird, unexplained issues, counts that were going on days after the election, but it was the most safe and secure election lockdown ever. | ||
| And this guy is apparently on This commission on information disorder. | ||
| But then it goes on to say the commission is composed of a diverse group from across the political spectrum. | ||
| That's weird because every person that I read about being in this commission is from the left. | ||
| So that just seems like a flat out lie. | ||
| And so it makes 15 recommendations for how government, private industry, and civil society can help to increase transparency and understanding, build trust, and reduce harm. | ||
| But the whole thing is, it's about information disorder, which means they want to control the information that's being put out there, but then they say it's to help increase transparency. | ||
| So we want to hide what we're doing but we're going to call it transparency. | ||
| Doesn't make any sense. | ||
| So if that's not enough, Prince Harry says online misinformation is a global humanitarian issue. | ||
| So globalist. | ||
| Harry says misinformation is a global humanitarian issue. | ||
| And look, he contributed to this report on information disorder. | ||
| He contributed to the report by a U.S. | ||
| think tank into disinformation. | ||
| making 15 recommendations after a six-month study. | ||
| He described online misinformation as a global humanitarian issue that needs to be tackled by policies, including investment in local journalism. | ||
| We've seen that they want to make sure that they're funding that because there's nothing wrong at all with the government using public tax dollars to fund and prop up journalists and journalism that they can control. | ||
| There's no conflict of interest there. | ||
| And it's basically saying, like, well, since we're losing advertising dollars, since people are not watching the news anymore and going to independent journalism and putting their dollars there, well, then we'll just still take your money through tax dollars and give it to the journalists and journalism that we can control. | ||
| This is what that means by when they say including investment in local journalism. | ||
| They've already been talking about bailing out traditional journalism and cracking down on super spreaders of false content. | ||
| How would they do that? | ||
| With more censorship. | ||
| Wait a minute, didn't they say in this commission they were going to be more transparent? | ||
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| Here described the myths and disinformation crisis as a global humanitarian issue. | ||
| He was a member of the Commission on the Information Disorder. | ||
| Even that's scary. | ||
| Are they going to start locking people up like they do in China? | ||
| Journalists? | ||
| Or putting them in a psych institute? | ||
| Sorry, you're putting out the bad information. | ||
| The bad information. | ||
| Therefore, you have information disorder and you need to be locked up in an institution for the bad information. | ||
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| Uh, let's see. | ||
| Focus on U.S. | ||
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| Substantial investment. | ||
| Like I said, I think I know what it means. | ||
| The bailout. | ||
| More diverse workforces at social media companies holding misinformation super spreaders to account. | ||
| How would they do this? | ||
| And creating a US government national response strategy for tackling misinformation. | ||
| And then they talk about the Murdoch. | ||
| So yeah, that sounds fair being on this commission as well. | ||
| And then because we always want to expose people to other thoughts and ideas, we don't want them in echo chambers. | ||
| Oh wait, we do. | ||
| So today is Jimmy Kimmel's unfriend on social media day. | ||
| Here's how to decide who makes the cut. | ||
| So talk show host Jimmy Kimmel said today is the day to unfriend those you disagree with, because we wouldn't want you to be able to get any information other than what's the approved narrative from the mainstream. | ||
| And if you have a rogue friend that is actually bringing information that we didn't approve of, then make sure you unfriend them. | ||
| That's what that means. | ||
| That's what I take it to mean. | ||
| Virtual world has grown more integrated with the physical one as well as more politically divided with the magnitude of information coming our way. | ||
| It's important to be selective about who is allowed into our virtual world, says Susana Flores, a licensed clinical therapist with New Orleans and author of the book Facehooked. | ||
| Whereas we once would debate with friends in person, agree to disagree, and then get a beer together, we are now frequently using public posts and isolated messages to communicate in ways we never would face-to-face, she said. | ||
| Engaging in contentious discussions at all, let alone on a virtual platform, takes a lot of effort. | ||
| And Flores said it is only worth engaging if the other person is also similarly willing to engage in a mature conversation. | ||
| Well, that I would agree with, but by the very merit that they disagree with you, it doesn't seem like you should unfriend them. | ||
| But to me, this is another effort to shut down those that are trying to get the other side out there and maybe Get people to think beyond the echo chamber that they're in. | ||
| And so they're like, nope, we can't have that. | ||
| Make sure that you just go ahead and unfriend those. | ||
| And then you have media saying inflation is fine or a worse problem for the wealthy. | ||
| The media is seeking to placate those most adversely affected by that. | ||
| I'm going to go deeper into this article and then maybe take some of your phone calls to wrap things up. | ||
| It looks like I'm not going to get to all this news that I wanted to share today. | ||
| Welcome back. | ||
| We're in our final segment of the American Journal, and I'm going to try and get through some of the other news I had to share today. | ||
| was talking about how media is always trying to gaslight you into bleeding what the narrative commandments are telling them to say. | ||
| And particularly, we've seen this happening with inflation. | ||
| I've seen many articles addressing gas prices and saying, no, the president has nothing to do with gas prices. | ||
| It's never news. | ||
| It's always more like public relations for the administration. | ||
| News is dead. | ||
| But anyways, so here's an article from the Liberty By claiming inflation is fine or at worst a problem for the wealthy, the media is seeking to placate those most adversely affected by it. | ||
| So this article brings up the whole Erin Brockovich thing, who really exposed what PG&E was doing, trashing the drinking water. | ||
| And it said part of the condemnation against PG&E in relation to that story was the fact that they distributed brochures Telling the townsfolk that chromium was an important part of their body's chemistry and therefore was a healthy substance, but then they left out any of the harm that it was causing. | ||
| Does that sound familiar? | ||
| They were trying to say all of the positive things that this harmful substance could do, but leaving out any of the negative. | ||
| Sound familiar? | ||
| So this article says, my point is this, the people that were poisoning everything are the same ones insisting everything is okay. | ||
| And so this is where the mainstream media comes in. | ||
| It's been publishing some telling headlines recently from CNBC's Twitter account, inflation's silver lining, higher salaries. | ||
| It's not bad. | ||
| It's fine that we're going through inflation. | ||
| From Bloomberg, America needs higher, longer-lasting inflation. | ||
| From Washington Examiner, by the way, of Yahoo News, White House thinks inflation and supply chain woes are high-class problems. | ||
| They won't affect you. | ||
| This is just affecting the very rich. | ||
| From the Wisconsin Examiner, inflation boogeyman scares only the extremely wealthy. | ||
| Well, anyone that knows anything about inflation knows that this can and will affect anyone and arguably will affect those that make less even more because they can't get the basics of life, of food, being able to travel, fill up their gas tank. | ||
| I'm still paying twice as much to fill up my car than I was before. | ||
| Twice as much. | ||
| It's a huge thing. | ||
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| It's insane. | ||
| So, again, any person who understands what inflation is and how it affects the economy would know better than to say such things. | ||
| The media, again, still has no problem lying to you and misrepresenting the truth of what's happening with inflation. | ||
| I mean, before they said it wasn't even happening. | ||
| Now that they can't deny that anymore, they're saying, no, it's a good thing. | ||
| It's only affecting rich people. | ||
| Inflation is the decline of purchasing power of a given currency over time. | ||
| That's the working definition, according to Investopedia. | ||
| The rise in the general level of prices, often expressed as a percentage, means that the unit of current Currency effectively buys less than it did in prior periods. | ||
| So again, arguably, this would affect those that make less or have less income. | ||
| This would affect them even more than the wealthy. | ||
| But the media is gaslighting you into thinking inflation will only affect the wealthy. | ||
| Wages are up quite a bit, but the biggest reason is the labor shortage. | ||
| But the increases in those higher wages aren't enough to offset the inflation. | ||
| So CPI came in at a whopping 6.2%. | ||
| Hourly earnings are up 4.9%. | ||
| But if you break them down by sector, the picture becomes worse. | ||
| Energy is up over 25%. | ||
| Well, food and household operations each are up around 6% each. | ||
| So this is basic fundamental math. | ||
| If your cost of goods and services is now higher, Then your wages are higher but your wages aren't as high or haven't seen the increase as your basic cost of goods and interests has risen, then you're still in the hole. | ||
| So calculate how much of the monthly budget each of the inflationary effects consumes and you have the real effect of inflation on that house. | ||
| When adjusting for inflation, real average hourly earnings were down 1.2%. | ||
| So the media told you, it's great! | ||
| Wages are up, more people are working, but then if you adjust for inflation, um, no, it's down. | ||
| You can't use, you have to use more of those dollars to pay for your basic goods and services. | ||
| Basic math, media tries to, but I mean, how can they, how can they do this? | ||
| How can they convince people when people are seeing this happen to their own bank accounts? | ||
| Insane. | ||
| Okay, so I wanted to get through a little bit of COVID vaccine type news. | ||
| And so, saw this. | ||
| This is from 100% FedUp. | ||
| Three courageous nurses walk away from jobs they love after Catholic Hospital denies their religious exemptions. | ||
| Three of Ascension Providence Rochester Hospital's best nurses walked away from their beloved jobs on Friday after the Catholic Faith-Based Hospital Network refused to consider their pleas for religious exemptions. | ||
| Yes, you read that correctly. | ||
| Catholic Faith-Based Hospital denied Christian nurses their religious exemptions. | ||
| The nurses with decades of combined high-quality service have voluntarily resigned after their applications for the religious exemptions were denied. | ||
| A fully vaccinated manager at the faith-based hospital shared their thoughts on watching the three highly qualified nurses who bravely cared for patients through the COVID pandemic as they walked away from the jobs they loved. | ||
| This fully vaccinated nurse said today was the saddest day of my 33-year nursing career. | ||
| Religious exemptions were denied, and these wonderful ladies were three of the many health care workers who followed their conscience and will be losing jobs they love. | ||
| I've been blessed to work alongside these ladies for many years and have learned so much from them. | ||
| They're my heroes, not because they furiously stepped up to the plate for their hospital and patients during the initial COVID crisis. | ||
| After all, they were just doing their job and they were employed, but because they're willing to give up There are livelihoods to be true to themselves. | ||
| God bless these brave women who will be looking for new jobs and possibly entirely new careers. | ||
| And as we know, this story is not unique. | ||
| When I've been blessed to talk to some of you that have called in on the various shows I've popped in and guest hosted, I've been hearing from many of you who have gone through the same thing. | ||
| Thank you for your bravery. | ||
| I heard on Mike Adams the other day, he was saying, when you comply, you die. | ||
| So this is the answer, don't comply, or something to that effect. | ||
| I might have messed that up. | ||
| But saying something like that, this is, gotta keep on being brave, gotta keep on not complying. | ||
| That's the only way out of this. | ||
| And then I see this article has been shared, of course, parroted out by multiple local news affiliates, Local 12 being one of them. | ||
| Doctors' privilege is suspended for spreading dangerous misinformation about COVID. | ||
| So you'll notice here they put quote in the headline, spreading dangerous misinformation. | ||
| Doctors' privilege is suspended for quote spreading dangerous misinformation about COVID. | ||
| Other articles that I saw apparent the same exact story didn't use the quotations. | ||
| Just another interesting thing I noticed. | ||
| So Texas Hospital says it has suspended the privileges of a doctor who spread misinformation about COVID-19 on her social media. | ||
| Dr. Mary Bowden posted harmful and they make sure they put that in quotes. | ||
| Dangerous misinformation about COVID-19 and its treatments. | ||
| According to the hospital, she used her social media to express her personal and political opinions about the COVID-19 vaccine and treatments. | ||
| Houston Methodist said in a statement on Twitter, her privileges have been suspended. | ||
| So here's the kicker. | ||
| Bowdoin's attorney Stephen Mitby said the doctor has treated more than 2,000 patients with COVID-19 at her private practice and none, none of them have ended up in the hospital. | ||
| So they're using words like harmful, dangerous, misinformation, and oh, but by the way, none of her patients died. | ||
| None of them ended up in the hospital. | ||
| Again, people will read the headline. | ||
| They won't read the article. | ||
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| Her early treatment methods are working and saving lives. | ||
| That should be the headline, don't you think? | ||
| For a dangerous pandemic killing and taking away a bunch of people's lives, shouldn't the headline be a doctor? | ||
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Saving 2,000 single-handedly, saving 2,000 patients lives. | |
| But no, the headline is she gets suspended for spreading dangerous misinformation. | ||
| Well, how dangerous was it? | ||
| And how much misinformation was it if she's been able to treat more than 2,000 patients with none of them ending up at the hospital? | ||
| Where are the true journalists in asking this obvious, glaring question? | ||
| Bannon's Twitter account shows a series of tweets praising the anti-parasitic drug Ivermectin. | ||
| Oh, here we go again. | ||
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Wait a minute, none of her patients ended up in the hospital. | |
| But she was talking about Ivermectin? | ||
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Wait a minute. | |
| Ivermectin is used to treat parasites. | ||
| Here's where they're trying to make an improvement. | ||
| Ivermectin is used to treat parasites such as worms and lice in humans and is also used by veterinarians to deworm large animals. | ||
| So they're not giving it up completely. | ||
| Mitt be adding, Dr. Bowden is not anti-vaccine. | ||
| The doctor herself is vaccinated as mandated by the hospital. | ||
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She just wanted to not have people mandated. | |
| And she's talking about ivermectin and that it works and none of her patients ended up in the hospital. | ||
| But they use words like dangerous and misinformation. | ||
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Come on! | |
| I'll get more into a lot of the other news stories tomorrow when I guest host again. | ||
| Pray for Harrison. | ||
| Pray for healing. | ||
| Pray for everything. | ||
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Boy, we are in evil times. | |
| But God wins. | ||
| To say that InfoWars has been accurate in the last 28 years, predicting and chronicling what was coming, is an understatement. | ||
| We have been absolutely dead on, except for one aspect. | ||
| The New World Order actually launching its bio attack and its global lockdowns and it's great reset tyranny is even worse than I imagined reading their own documents and their own war game plans. | ||
| I mean, this is hellish. | ||
| And there's no doubt that they're not beta testing their New World Order. | ||
| They're going ahead with the whole thing and plan to depopulate the earth by 80% by the year 2030. | ||
| And I know that sounds hard to do, but my God, 200 plus million are set to starve to death now. | ||
| Extra 25 million just starved to death because of the global lockdowns. | ||
| And now they're talking about bringing back the global lockdowns in the West that are still going on in Africa, many areas of Africa and Asia and Latin America. | ||
| I mean, this is just genocide. | ||
| And now they knew bringing forward these poison shots would make a lot of people quit or get fired. | ||
| That's causing things to shut down with huge amounts of people that work at the power companies being fired or quitting and the nursing homes and the medical It's a new kind of war. | ||
| and the doctors and the auto plant workers and the grocery store workers and the teachers. | ||
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| There's piles of garbage everywhere and people overdosing on fentanyl. | ||
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| It's Thursday, November 4th, 2021, when I'm shooting this important news bulletin that's only gonna last four short minutes. | ||
| But here are just some headlines, and then I'll give you my view on it. | ||
| This is the Financial Times of London. | ||
| UK supply chain crisis to last at least until 2023, business leaders warn. | ||
| Here's another headline. | ||
| The world could run out of food by 2023, study shows from the United Nations. | ||
| Here's another one on Axios. | ||
| Healthcare plagued by new supply chain shortages. | ||
| All these are establishment statements. | ||
| China urges citizens to stockpile food in preparation for potential winter supply chain breakdown or war with Taiwan. | ||
| Supply chain issues. | ||
| How global shortages are affecting consumers nationwide and worldwide. | ||
| People are hoarding. | ||
| Food shortages are the next supply chain crunch. | ||
| And it goes on and on with these similar headlines. | ||
| Here's one out of CNN. | ||
| The global supply chain nightmare is about to get worse. | ||
| Here's another one out of WBUR. | ||
| What America's supply chain shortages mean for your buying from phones to cars. | ||
| Supply chain crunch sparks food shortages in the U.S. | ||
| On and on and on. | ||
| So when we have a food shortage or we have a gas shortage or we have a electricity shortage, it's a super bad convenience and it might even make some people become homeless, but in general, millions of people don't die. | ||
| But as I warned 20 plus months ago, when this whole global lockdown began, it's going to cause mass death in the third world. | ||
| And so the UN came out Just a few days ago, it's told Elon Musk he should give six million dollars to save the extra millions and millions of people that are now starving to death. | ||
| And Elon Musk said, well, wait a minute, you're the ones running child kidnapping rings and raping children all over the world and caught running sex slavery and also just regular labor slavery operations. | ||
| And I'm glad he countered with that. | ||
| He said, you're a bad organization. | ||
| You can't be trusted. | ||
| But maybe I will give six million to try to actually help these people. | ||
| But he should have gone further and pointed out it was the UN that ordered the global lockdowns. | ||
| They bragged about it. | ||
| They defended it. | ||
| And they were the ones 21 months ago that said, we need a global lockdown. | ||
| In fact, the head of the WHO wanted to keep them going into the year 2021, which in some African and Latin American countries, they're still doing because they're controlled by the IMF and World Bank that also controls the UN. | ||
| So it's the UN and the global corporations that have caused the global collapse, they're the ones that are causing all this famine, and they're the ones that are causing the supply chain breakdowns here in the West. | ||
| A, because a lot of the raw materials aren't available, but B, because millions and millions of people in different countries have been fired for not taking the experimental deadly jab, which again the UN and others knew a large portions would not take the shots, especially when it came out it was killing so many. | ||
| So we've got to get ready for this, and we've got to get physically prepared, but we've also got to be aware this is a war by the globalists, and until Congress wakes up to this and points out this is all part of the Great Reset that Klaus Schwab and Bill Gates brag about, and until they're called in for Senate hearings, they're just going to keep running this operation that's consolidating corporate power and vertically integrating society. | ||
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