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You're watching The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
| Watch live right now at band.video. | ||
| Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Welcome to the program. | ||
| This is your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| You're watching American Journal, Infowars.com, and band.video. | ||
| We have so much to cover today. | ||
| Just so many videos, so many articles, and of course, your phone calls as well. | ||
| So let's not waste any time to get right into it. | ||
| Here it is, your Daily Dispatch. Alright, here it is, folks. | ||
| Your Daily Dispatch for the 14th of June, 2022. | ||
| Arsonists with a hammer and flare attack office of GOP lawmaker in Washington State. | ||
| Here's the video. You can see the two men approaching the building, smashing with a hammer. | ||
| The other one lights the flare and tosses it in. | ||
| Oh, just a little domestic terrorism on a Monday afternoon. | ||
| Two males appearing terrorists attacked the offices of Washington State Representative Andrew Barkas early Monday. | ||
| With one attacker loudly smashing a window on the other, tossing a lit flare through the broken window, the attack was captured by a ring security camera. | ||
| Video of the attack was posted online by Barkas' fellow Republican lawmaker J.T. Wilcox, the House Minority Leader, saying early this morning a window was smashed and lit flare was tossed in the office of my seatmate Andrew Barkas. | ||
| The building also houses the office of the House Republican election campaign. | ||
| Fortunately, the flare landed on masonry floor and the building survived. | ||
| So you can just add that, add that to your increasingly long list of leftist terroristic attacks. | ||
| you Thankfully, nobody hurt or injured in this one. | ||
| Which is good because now we can put a stop to this increasing trend before it gets out of hand. | ||
| It's good news. Will we do it? | ||
| I guess we'll have to wait and see. | ||
| Meanwhile, we have this story. UK Health Agency says 99% of monkeypox cases are gay men. | ||
| A survey of monkeypox cases by the UK Health Agency has found that 151 out of 152 participants are men who identify as gay, bisexual, or men who have sex with men. | ||
| That's a lot of words to say gay. | ||
| Just gay. A survey found that 311 of 314 cases were men with just three confirmed female cases. | ||
| And of course early outbreaks of monkeypox originated at a gay sauna in Spain and a fetish festival in Belgium. | ||
| I think I read about this in the Old Testament. | ||
| It's incredible. But of course we know that it is completely... | ||
| Unacceptable. And we will not even broach the subject of limiting or restricting any sort of Pride festival goings-on this month. | ||
| We won't hear of it. Expression of homosexuality is a sacred right that will not be infringed, unlike, you know, going to your grandmother's funeral or singing in church. | ||
| These things we can do away with. | ||
| They can be crushed out of existence for the mere speculation that it might potentially in some way possibly infect somebody with the flu, shut it down, grandma gets buried alone, okay? | ||
| But when it comes to rioting in the streets with tens of thousands of people over an overdose victim, With Black Lives Matter or having gay island orgy sex, these things are not to be restricted, not to be curtailed, and continue regardless of whether they're helping to set off a sort of global pandemic collapse. | ||
| Okay? Just so we're clear where our priorities are, folks. | ||
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Yeah. Oh, good lord, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| Doctors trying to determine why so many people are suddenly dying. | ||
| Healthy young people are dying suddenly and unexpectedly from a mysterious syndrome as doctors seek answers through a new national register. | ||
| People under the age of 40 are being urged to go and get their hearts checked because they may be potentially at risk for having sudden adult death syndrome. | ||
| SADS. Sudden adult death syndrome. | ||
| Folks, if you buy that, if you actually fall for that, if you actually think that what's going on is unexplained or that professionals are scratching their heads and doing their best to figure out what's really going on, might I suggest you attend an orgy on an island during Pride Month? | ||
| Just... just go away. | ||
| Just go away. If you believe that sudden... | ||
| if you read this article Without bursting out laughing, you need to go away now. | ||
| You're a danger to all of humanity. | ||
| Welcome back. Finishing up here with your Daily Dispatch, our final two stories. | ||
| This one about the Summit of the Americas happening right now in Los Angeles. | ||
| Biden commits $645 million fighting food shortages in Latin America. | ||
| Not the U.S. No, not the U.S. Now we're going to spend $645 million Fighting food shortages in Latin America. | ||
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Okay. Moving on. | |
| What do you even say about this, right? | ||
| It's just, sure, you know, taking in millions upon millions of their citizens, supporting their entire economies, leaving the borders open so the criminal cartels That operate as shadow governments in those countries continue to flourish, | ||
| grow, and expand their terroristic regimes while simultaneously being the primary source of income for them in remittances from this country. | ||
| It's just, it's nice. | ||
| It's nice. But you know, it's sort of a back and forth, right? | ||
| They get hundreds of millions of dollars We get their people. | ||
| They get food supplies, medicine, safety, security, and defensive alliances, and we get burritos? | ||
| I don't know. I don't know what we get. | ||
| I'm not sure what we get. | ||
| I think this is less of a cooperation, more of a parasitical sort of arrangement. | ||
| It's good, but it's great. | ||
| It's great. It's good. It's good for everybody. | ||
| That's the ultimate setup I think everybody wants. | ||
| Not two entities, each independent, each drawing on each other's strengths, each sharing responsibility and helping one another maintain stability and peace and prosperity in a cooperative arrangement. | ||
| It's so much better to have One entity in a continual state of collapse and destruction and the other state feverishly trying to make up for it while making all of the problems worse. | ||
| It's good. So good. | ||
| And we have this story finally. January 6th panel targets Trump's election defense fund as it pushes for DOJ indictment. | ||
| Yesterday was the second episode of the series finale of the Republican Party. | ||
| Members of the House Select Committee on January 6th are saying the panel has enough evidence for a federal indictment of former President Donald Trump as it targets his 2020 re-election campaign's Election Defense Fund. | ||
| A lawyer for the committee said in testimony Monday that the fund, which collected about $250 million from donors after Election Day 2020, was non-existent. | ||
| The Trump campaign knew these claims of voter fraud were false, yet they continued to barrage small-dollar donors in emails, encouraging them to donate something called the Official Election Defense Fund, said Amanda Wick, Senior Investigative Counsel for the January 6th Committee. | ||
| Wicks said the Save America PAC was set up a day after the election took place, and the majority of the contributions to the Election Defense Fund were applied to the PAC, to the PAC. | ||
| California Democrat Representative Zoe Lofgren said the campaign was raising money off lies about widespread voter fraud. | ||
| Not only was there the big lie, there was the big ripoff, she argued. | ||
| California Rep. Adam Schiff told ABC News on Sunday that he would like to see the Justice Department investigate any credible allegations of criminal activity on the part of Donald Trump. | ||
| You really have to admire these people. | ||
| They're so dogged in their pursuit of justice, you know? | ||
| It doesn't matter where it leads them. | ||
| They follow the scent of malpractice. | ||
| They follow the path of criminality to wherever it leads. | ||
| It doesn't matter who it is. It doesn't matter what they did. | ||
| If it's Trump supporters that are getting fleeced, they're going to get justice for them because they care so much about them. | ||
| It's great just to see such honorable, single-minded, respectable people occupy the seats of our government. | ||
| It really is amazing. I'm an idiot, by the way. | ||
| I'm a stupid moron that falls for any lie, and so I understand that January 6th committee is just doggedly pursuing the truth, regardless of any other political imperatives or narratives that are established to create... | ||
| Some sort of political advantage for them. | ||
| They don't care about any of that. | ||
| See, I'm a big stupid moron that falls for anything, so I know that what they're doing is based entirely on the rule of law and their deep, deep-held love of this country and its constitution. | ||
| Okay? Because I have an IQ of 50. | ||
| Do you understand? I get it, guys. | ||
| I get it. | ||
| You guys are just good, honorable, decent, respectable, God-fearing, law-abiding citizens who have taken on the burden of investigating and destroying your political opponents today. | ||
| Coincidentally, it's just a happy coincidence that happened. | ||
| You know, again, I don't know if people are really understanding what's going on. | ||
| And we'll talk about it. That's it for your Daily Dispatch. | ||
| I mean, that's the last story is the January 6th panel convened to once again present a show trial in which the judge is the prosecution and they present their case without any interjection or rebuttal by the defendant in the in the matter. | ||
| So it's the same thing we've seen over and over this time. | ||
| It focused on claims of voter fraud without actually enumerating a single one of the claims, without actually getting into a single detail at all whatsoever. | ||
| And we'll show you videos about that. | ||
| But I was thinking about this. | ||
| I was thinking it'd be a good skit. | ||
| And it turns out that it's easier just to tell you my skit ideas while live on the air than actually try to produce them. | ||
| But the problem is that these things happen so quickly. | ||
| By the time you produce a skit, it'll be over. | ||
| But what I'm imagining is something like the Republican Committee on completely missing the point. | ||
| The Republican Committee on... | ||
| Completely being blind to the big picture, where it's like, what are the Republicans even concerned about at this point? | ||
| Is anybody on the Republican side interested in the fact that the Democrats are holding a show trial on national television and convicting people outside of the judiciary and then bringing the judiciary in to Help lend some legitimacy to this clearly unconstitutional and partisan witch hunt. | ||
| I mean, are any of them concerned about this? | ||
| And if they are, are they concerned about the incredibly disturbing and troubling constitutional questions this brings up? | ||
| Or is it more like they're worried about how much money is being spent on this? | ||
| That's what the skit would be. | ||
| There are Ukrainians dying right now. | ||
| They need our bombs. They need our weapons. | ||
| But the Democrats are spending time and money prosecuting political dissidents. | ||
| Do you know how much money they're spending to hold unconstitutional public show trials to convict innocent people of crimes they didn't commit? | ||
| Do you have any idea how much money they're spending to do that? | ||
| Money that could be going to Ukraine right now. | ||
| We don't want them spending this much money on completely subverting the Constitution and throwing people in prison without their due process. | ||
| It's too much money being spent on that. | ||
| It's not the money being spent on it. | ||
| It's not the attention going to it. | ||
| It's the fact that if it was free, it would still be a horrifying violation of our most basic foundational principles, fair process, due process. | ||
| Transparency, an apolitical judiciary. | ||
| It's destroying all of these things. | ||
| Do you care? Does it even bother you? | ||
| Do you even recognize that it's happening? | ||
| Sure, it's kind of ridiculous in a time period in which baby formula is not on store shelves and inflation is costing the average American family an entire paycheck a month. | ||
| And when we're fomenting war on the other side of the world with no end in sight and no attempt to even justify our participation, sure, there's lots of other things we could be worried about, and it is outrageous that this is what the Democrats are focusing on and that they've spent so much time and money on this. | ||
| It's not the fact that they're spending time and money on this. | ||
| It's the fact that the thing they're spending time and money on is the metaphysical jackhammer It's undermining the foundation of our entire country. | ||
| Like, that's the point, you guys. | ||
| Do you not get that yet? | ||
| I don't think they do. I really, I don't think it's sunk in yet for anybody what's going on. | ||
| It's very strange. It's very easy to see. | ||
| It's not complicated. It's not hidden. | ||
| It's not something you have to be a genius to figure out. | ||
| They're doing it right in front of you. But the only things I've heard from the Republicans are just a little tepid, a little Tepid interjections. | ||
| Excuse me, how much money is this costing? | ||
| Shut up! We're imprisoning political dissidents. | ||
| We're very busy. We're very busy throwing peaceful protesters into prison. | ||
| Leave us alone. Alright, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the show. | ||
| We're going to talk about the January 6th show trial that took place last night. | ||
| The focus was on what they call the big lie, or what I like to call it, the big lie. | ||
| They're referring to the big lie that the election was fraudulent. | ||
| And the Democrats cheated in order to win. | ||
| To me, the big lie, that that's a big lie. | ||
| It's a little complicated, but we live in a sort of recursive lie fugue state that requires a higher cognitive ability to unpack and comprehend. | ||
| I'm kidding. Of course, it's not that complicated. | ||
| It's all very blatant and obvious what's happening. | ||
| Although I don't think I've seen it expressed better than by... | ||
| A Twitter user called Jason Beal at JABiel. | ||
| He says this. | ||
| Standards of evidence that amplify and endorse unsubstantiated but damning accusations and statements by partisan committee members. | ||
| Again, with uncritical, supportive treatment by the legacy media. | ||
| No reporting of once-breaking news allegations and accusations that have been abandoned or factually debunked. | ||
| Not a whisper. | ||
| They're just dropped from coverage, replaced by a fresh round of hyperbole or a selective leak from a dim committee member reported as fact. | ||
| All of it seems very familiar. | ||
| We've been through this before and we know how it ends. | ||
| So do the Dems. Interesting times when history repeats itself seemingly every month. | ||
| And another thing, perhaps most maddening of all, the fact that the Dems and the media are well aware of all above, but choose to insult the intelligence of the entire country to appease themselves, their base, and their collective mission not to beat Trump, but to take him out. | ||
| He says he wrote about a number of these same issues with the Democrats in media three years ago. | ||
| Nothing has changed in an article for The Federalist called The Public Reckoning Over Russiagate Will Not Be Televised. | ||
| I think he makes a lot of really good points there. | ||
| It's the same playbook played over and over. | ||
| And again, that's what is part of the frustration that I experience covering this stuff. | ||
| Because you would like to think that we live in a world where some sort of revelation about criminality in the federal government would be met with outrage and appropriate reporting on the subject. | ||
| You would expect that people who had been fooled for an entire year by a bunch of shameless, despicable liars... | ||
| When it's revealed to them that they'd been lied to, you would expect, as a human being, that there would be some sort of pushback. | ||
| People who'd been fooled would go, oh, those people lied to me for a year. | ||
| I fell for that. They made me look like an idiot. | ||
| They made me look like a total fool because I fell for what they told me. | ||
| I believed it and I went along with it. | ||
| Now that I realize, now it's been two years and it's completely undeniable that what they were selling me was completely false. | ||
| Screw them, right? You would expect some sort of, like, human reaction to this. | ||
| But that doesn't exist anymore. | ||
| So, like, the Russiagate story is really just kind of mind-boggling in the way it leads into January 6th. | ||
| It's really just evidence of the fact that we're a collapsed, failed state. | ||
| When you can have this level of corruption, this level of cooperation between the media and the establishment to perpetuate lies for a very specific agenda or a very specific political goal, and for it to be known that this is the case and to have a two-year investigation come and for it to be known that this is the case and to have a Come up with absolutely nothing. | ||
| And to have nobody pay the price for it, nobody's punished for it, nobody apologizes for it. | ||
| And in fact, instead of any of that, they still reference Trump as if he's a Russian agent, as if the investigation never happened, as if all of the evidence that has since been proven false actually was true. | ||
| I mean, it's a little disheartening, I guess you could say. | ||
| Right? Just one of these things. | ||
| Where you catch them red-handed, like they're just caught over and over and just nothing happens. | ||
| They don't do anything about it. Nobody changes. | ||
| The Republicans don't even bother for their own self-aggrandizement to take advantage of these slip-ups. | ||
| It's pretty infuriating. | ||
| One of the most infuriating things about all of it is the fact that we knew this was going to happen before the election even took place. | ||
| Called it out very early on. | ||
| I'll play a video here that I edited together a month before the January 6th or the election of 2020. | ||
| So it's clip number 22. | ||
| Again, this was a month before the election happened. | ||
| This is 120 plus headlines. | ||
| About hundreds of thousands of mail-in ballots going missing, being destroyed, being doubled and copied. | ||
| Just a ton of issues. | ||
| A month before the election, remember yesterday was the... | ||
| All the talk was about the fact that voter fraud didn't exist, even a little bit. | ||
| Safest election in the history of the world. | ||
| Clip number 22 here. | ||
| This is what the landscape of election security looked like. | ||
| A month... Before the 2020 election. | ||
| You have been charging for months that mail-in balloting is going to be a disaster. | ||
| You say it's rigged. | ||
| I said it's going to lead to fraud. | ||
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This is going to be a fraud like you've never seen. | |
| Yes, folks, I invite you to I invite you to go through this video on Bandit Video. | ||
| Just go through point by point. | ||
| Every one of these headlines is a news story. | ||
| No duplicate stories. | ||
| Hundreds and thousands of ballots destroyed, copied, duplicated, found in the trash. | ||
| Mayoral candidates arrested for fraud. | ||
| Democrat. Little rings. | ||
| Broken up and arrested. | ||
| 18,000, 104,000, 140,000, 2,000, 1,000, 9,000. | ||
| I mean, just over and over and over. | ||
| 100 plus stories. | ||
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This is a horrible thing for our country. | |
| This is not going to end well. | ||
| Yeah, so we called it before the election even happened. | ||
| We knew that was going to be the case. | ||
| We knew. Back in, you know, March of 2020 that the lockdown was going to extend through the whole year for the specific reason of they needed the emergency declaration to completely subvert and rewrite the laws without going through a legitimate process and at the behest and direction of Mark Zuckerberg. | ||
| And again, that was a month before the election. | ||
| That doesn't even take into account what happened on Election Day. | ||
| That's what we'll do on the other side. | ||
| We're going to get into the actual claims of voter fraud and compare it with the statements made by the January 6th Committee, whose attempt, in this case, to provide a... | ||
| You know, uncontested prosecution of the facts was even more ridiculous than the first time. | ||
| They are simply pointing to somebody that agrees with them and going, look, see, they agree with us. | ||
| So case closed. | ||
| Oh, look, this person with a vested interest in our side also thinks there wasn't fraud. | ||
| So case closed, guys. | ||
| We can all go home. It really is as blatant, as simple, and as debunkable as that. | ||
| We'll do it. On the other side, we'll debunk it all. | ||
| Stay tuned. It'll be exciting. | ||
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We took a little trip along with Colonel Jackson down to mighty Mississippi. | |
| We took a little bacon and we took the little beans and we caught the bloody... | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| We fired our guns and the pretty skip... | ||
| We're from New York Times. January 6th, Inquiry. | ||
| Presses Republican lawmakers about Capitol Tour. | ||
| This is a story from May 19th, which was setting the stage for the January 6th committee show trial hearing that was being held here. | ||
| They're saying Mr. Loudermilk had brought constituents into parts of the Capitol complex the day before the riot, but he said the visit had been innocuous. | ||
| And of course, Just the News reports. | ||
| Capitol Police debunked January 6th panel allegations. | ||
| GOP lawmakers helped rioters surveil the complex. | ||
| And a major blow to one of the Democrat-led January 6th investigative committees' allegations. | ||
| Capitol Police chief declared Monday there was no evidence that Republican Party, Barry Loudermilk, led a group of protesters on a reconnaissance mission the day before the riots. | ||
| Capitol Police Chief J. Thomas Manger, appointed since the January 6th tragedy, wrote in a letter to Congress obtained by Just the News that an exhaustive review of security footage found no evidence that the Georgia congressman did anything other than give constituents a tour of some congressional office buildings. | ||
| The congressman did not even enter the U.S. Capitol with the group, Manger said. | ||
| So again, yet another complete, total, baseless conspiracy theory falsehood printed in the newspaper of record, the New York Times. | ||
| I have not seen a retraction of that so far. | ||
| In fact, I downloaded and printed this story, which still makes these claims earlier today. | ||
| Takeaways from the show trial yesterday include former AG Barr Saying that all the claims were bullcrap. | ||
| In fact, let's go to some videos now. | ||
| We'll talk about it and we'll respond to them. | ||
| We'll go first to clip number 10 here. | ||
| I think this is MSNBC's four takeaways from the second day of the January 6th committee hearings. | ||
| Let's hear what this very important and deliberative, totally legitimate body had to say. | ||
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This morning, we'll tell the story of how Donald Trump lost an election, and knew he lost an election, and as a result of his loss, decided to wage an attack on our democracy. | |
| An attack on the American people by trying to rob you of your voice in our democracy. | ||
| And in doing so, lit the fuse that led to the horrific violence of January 6th. | ||
| Yes, conviction by metaphor, folks. | ||
| Four takeaways from the second day of the January 6th committee hearing. | ||
| A, quote, intoxicated Rudy Giuliani told Donald Trump he should just declare victory. | ||
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President Trump rejected the advice of his campaign experts on election night and instead followed the course recommended by an apparently inebriated Rudy Giuliani to just claim he won and insist that the vote counting stop to falsely claim everything was fraudulent. | |
| Former Fox News political editor Chris Steierwalt said Trump used red mirage to justify fake election allegations. | ||
| The phrase red mirage refers to the sense that the Republican candidate is winning because they tend to vote in person on election day. | ||
| Trump's closest aides, including former attorney William Barr, told him the claims the election were stolen were wrong. | ||
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I was somewhat demoralized because I thought, boy, He's become detached from reality if he really believes this stuff. | |
| $250 million raised by the Trump campaign's election defense fund did not fund his campaign's initiatives. | ||
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Throughout the committee's investigation, we found evidence that the Trump campaign and its surrogates misled donors as to where their funds would go and what they would be used for. | |
| So not only was there the big lie, there was the big rip-off. | ||
| And that's what it's all about. You get what they're doing here, right? | ||
| The January 6th committee isn't about investigating what happened on January 6th. | ||
| It's about the fraud Trump committed. | ||
| See, now they're investigating the fact that Trump committed fraud by raising money on voter fraud allegations. | ||
| And that's what really this is all about. | ||
| They've discovered the real crime here, and they're going after that. | ||
| You get what's going on. Do you understand what's happening here? | ||
| It's a fishing expedition. | ||
| They're going for anything that they can try to bring criminal indictments against Trump on. | ||
| Start investigating one thing, move to something else, make some sort of different claim here, charging with this over here. | ||
| They're working with the DOJ throughout all of it. | ||
| It's just a complete dog and pony show. | ||
| It is a kangaroo court, and it's as transparent as it can possibly be. | ||
| But let's go back and revisit one of the points from that video. | ||
| The William Barr statements. | ||
| Let's go now to clip number six. | ||
| Here's Bill Barr again saying he was very concerned about Donald Trump being disassociated with reality because he believed all of this stuff that his eyes were showing him and there we have proof of. | ||
| Crazy that he believes things that are true. | ||
| Let's go to Bill Barr and we'll pause and respond. | ||
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I told him that the stuff that his people were shuttling out to the public was bullsh**. | |
| I mean, that the claims of fraud were bullsh**. | ||
| And, you know, he was indignant about that. | ||
| And I reiterated that they'd wasted a whole month on these claims on the Dominion voting machines and they were idiotic claims. | ||
| I specifically raised the Dominion voting machines, which I found to be among the most disturbing allegations. | ||
| Disturbing in the sense that I saw absolutely zero basis for the allegations, but they were made in such a sensational way that they obviously were influencing a lot of people, members of the public, that The votes didn't count and that these machines controlled by somebody else were actually determining it, which was complete nonsense. | ||
| And it was being laid out there. | ||
| And I told them that it was crazy stuff and they were wasting their time on that. | ||
| And it was doing a grave disservice to the country. | ||
| So let me get this clear. | ||
| Did you investigate any of the claims? | ||
| Did you look at any of the evidence being presented? | ||
| So what we just heard was Bill Barr basically just saying that the allegations weren't something he'd heard of before, so we just rejected them outright. | ||
| You know, it's this weird double-bluff kind of thing where The reality is sort of terrifying. | ||
| The reality is that our country's fate is decided using a system that is completely vulnerable to manipulation. | ||
| And this is not a right or left thing. | ||
| It wasn't before. Everybody knew that this was the case. | ||
| Many, many people have testified in front of the Senate, in front of the Supreme Court, in front of many other places. | ||
| Dominion just lost their court battle, by the way. | ||
| I don't know if you know that. But claims that Dominion was unhackable and it was impossible that some of the election systems could have been manipulated in some way, like that's been proven to be true very recently. | ||
| They don't mention that. | ||
| You don't get any cross-examination asking Bill Barr about that. | ||
| But the allegation is somewhat disturbing because what it means is that our elections are fraudulent. | ||
| It means that there's something seriously wrong. | ||
| It means that we don't know whether the people that are in office are ones we actually voted for or whether votes could be manipulated. | ||
| And so they take sort of the extremity of that accusation And so they're like, well, it's dangerous to make that accusation. | ||
| No, it's dangerous if the accusation is real. | ||
| If that's real, then we're in danger. | ||
| The accusation's not real. | ||
| It's not dangerous to make the accusation. | ||
| It's dangerous not to take it seriously. | ||
| It's dangerous not to look into it and see whether it's true or not. | ||
| It's dangerous to have somebody like Bill Barr, who decided before doing any investigation... | ||
| That he decided that the claims were false, that he wouldn't look into it. | ||
| In fact, he prevented his department from looking into these things. | ||
| Story at Gateway Pundit. | ||
| Flashback. Former AG Barr shut down investigations into a trailer load of 288,000 ballots into Pennsylvania from New York in the 2020 election. | ||
| Barr refused to provide whistleblower protection to the person who exposed what was happening. | ||
| Now the USPS will not provide the investigation report. | ||
| So what gives? Truck driver Jesse Morgan moved mail for the U.S. Postal Service and came out after the election and shared his story of how he hauled tens of thousands of ballots from New York to Pennsylvania before the 2020 election. | ||
| And we learned in the summer of 2021 that U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr ordered the U.S. Attorney in East Pennsylvania to stop investigating these election issues. | ||
| So here you have somebody who said, I did it. | ||
| It was me. I was party to this. | ||
| I took a truckload of ballots across state lines in flagrant violation. | ||
| Of election law. | ||
| And when the AG started to investigate it, Bill Barr shut it down. | ||
| Alright folks, so we just heard Bill Barr, Attorney General at the time, who actually went out of his way to shut down investigations into claims. | ||
| Legitimate, justifiable, verifiable claims by people in positions to know what was going on. | ||
| Some cases implicating even themselves saying, I didn't realize it, but I was party to fraud. | ||
| I was party to bringing tens of thousands in this case. | ||
| I'm sure we remember the video, truck driver Jesse Morgan. | ||
| We said he started off being proud to be a part of the election process, thought it was kind of cool. | ||
| Yeah, I'm taking ballots. And it never really occurred to him that he was bringing ballots from one state to another and that a truckload of ballots crossing state lines might be a little bit suspicious. | ||
| It didn't occur to him. | ||
| He proudly carried out his responsibility, except then it got weird when it was time to turn his truck over because As a, you know, mail delivery person, you're the one responsible for that truck. | ||
| And if it turns up somebody's looking for the truck and it's not there and you were the last one with it, you're going to be in a hell of a lot of trouble. | ||
| So it's important that you make sure that you're handing off the truck to the right person. | ||
| You get them to sign off saying, yes, I received it. | ||
| So then you can go, look, I wasn't the last person with it. | ||
| This guy took it from me. I delivered it where I was supposed to. | ||
| And he wanted to do that. | ||
| And so we took it to where he normally delivers his truck. | ||
| And they were telling him he couldn't deliver it there. | ||
| He thought that was kind of weird. And essentially what happened was the entire process had been taken over by people he didn't recognize. | ||
| He didn't know where they were from or what organization they were a part of. | ||
| And they basically forced him to just leave his truck unattended in a parking lot that night. | ||
| He went back the next day and the truck was gone. | ||
| And that's when he started going, what just happened? | ||
| What was I involved in? | ||
| None of this is right. They didn't follow the chain of command. | ||
| As important as it is to have that chain of command for normal mail, just so you can avoid... | ||
| People stealing entire mail trucks full of goods and letters and everything else. | ||
| The election, it should be even higher security. | ||
| It should be even more thorough vetting of the chain of custody or else the ballots aren't valid because you don't know where they came from. | ||
| And so that's when the guy started getting worried and said, this is not right, what just happened. | ||
| And then he sort of started thinking about it and realized, wait, I was transporting across state lines. | ||
| And then these people took the ballots without signing for it and wouldn't tell me who they were. | ||
| And it was very weird to him. | ||
| So he went and gave testimony under oath, sworn testimony, in which he delivered this story as an impartial person who uncovered wrongdoing. | ||
| Just one of a myriad of similar accusations across the entire country, but always and uniquely, specifically in places where the Democrats needed to win. | ||
| And so Bill Barr, of course, it was revealed later, was the one who shut down the investigation into these claims. | ||
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| U.S. Attorney William McSwain discussed this with Donald Trump and revealed to people that it was Attorney Bill Barr who called him and, quote, screamed at him and told Tony to stop his investigation. | ||
| Barr claimed it interfered with an FBI investigation. | ||
| Tony was shortly thereafter removed from the investigation entirely. | ||
| So, again, credible claim, large-scale, targeted voter fraud at a place that the Democrats absolutely needed to win to win the election. | ||
| When the investigation was launched, to find out the veracity of these claims, it was Bill Barr who, in a fury, shut it down and fired the person who was conducting the investigation. | ||
| So that's who Bill Barr is. | ||
| But actually, later in his testimony, he sort of gave the game away. | ||
| In the last clip, we saw him say that the election claims were bullcrap. | ||
| He used an even harsher word. | ||
| Which, you know, gives you the sense of they're completely unfounded, completely untrue, totally ignorable, bullcrap, okay? | ||
| Complete nonsense. But there was another time that he talked about the claims that give a little more light into the reality of the situation. | ||
| Let's go now to... | ||
| Which one is it? It is 21. | ||
| Yeah, let's go to clip number 21. | ||
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Spurred by what he saw, Barr told the Associated Press on December 1st that there was no evidence of election fraud. | |
| And immediately after Attorney General Barr's statement went public, Mr. | ||
| Trump berated and he nearly fired Barr. | ||
| But Barr persisted in telling the president that there was no evidence to support the fraud claims. | ||
| Hold on, let's pause it real quick, just real quick, before Bill Barr talks. | ||
| What you're about to hear Bill Barr say is not what that woman just said. | ||
| Now, a woman just said that Bill Barr claimed to the AP that there was, quote, no evidence of election fraud. | ||
| Now, listen to Bill Barr say what he actually said. | ||
| Tell me if you can notice the subtle difference. | ||
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This got under my skin, but I also felt it was time for me to say something. | |
| So I set up a lunch with the AP reporter, Mike Balsamo, and I told him at lunch— We've not seen fraud on a scale that could have affected a different outcome in the election. | ||
| Let's pause it there. | ||
| See, that's a little bit different, isn't it? | ||
| There's no evidence of voter fraud is very different to, as of date, there's not compelling evidence that fraud of a scale that would turn the election occurred. | ||
| So what's the implication there? | ||
| The implication is that there was fraud. | ||
| It just wasn't wide scale enough. | ||
| And this is the game the Democrats always play with the election fraud claims. | ||
| They go, there was no election fraud. | ||
| And you go, look here, provable election fraud right here. | ||
| People sent to jail for election fraud. | ||
| And they go, yeah, I know. | ||
| What I said was no election fraud in the scale that would overturn the election. | ||
| All right, well, that's very vague, and it also makes the insinuation or implication that in order to sway an election, you would have to have wide-scale, massive, nationwide fraud. | ||
| It's not necessary. | ||
| It's completely not necessary, especially when you have what the Democrats have, which is an extremely well-funded and extremely sophisticated election. | ||
| Informational operation that can identify with exact precision where you need to target to overturn an entire election. | ||
| And they advertised this. | ||
| They projected this before the election even happened. | ||
| Because they didn't need to commit fraud in every county and every state. | ||
| That's ridiculous. That's what they're trying to claim Trump and Trump supporters are making. | ||
| They're trying to say that, well, there wasn't voter fraud, that everybody's vote was changed and no Republican votes were counted. | ||
| It's a straw man. They're making up their own claims that we never made and then debunking those and then acting as if they've debunked us. | ||
| Well, they haven't. So in order to change a nationwide election in America, you only need to identify about five states. | ||
| Because about five states are swing states. | ||
| You can basically tell which way the other states are going, but these five states have enough electoral power to sway all these others. | ||
| And these five states don't have equal-sized cities in every county. | ||
| Most of the states have one major metropolitan center that has a very, very large percentage of the population in that one area. | ||
| So you don't have to You don't have to commit fraud in every county in all 50 states. | ||
| You don't even have to commit fraud in all 50 states. | ||
| You don't even have to commit fraud in all five states. | ||
| You just have to commit fraud in one county in one state five times. | ||
| That's it. That's all you have to do. | ||
| And interestingly enough, every single legitimate claim of voter fraud took place in one of these particular counties. | ||
| Coincidence? Could be. | ||
| But again, the Democrats quite literally advertised this. | ||
| And I remember pointing this out. I believe this clip was before the election ever happened. | ||
| Because we were showing this going, look, these are the states they're going to target. | ||
| And they're announcing it to you right now. | ||
| And they use none other than Lady Gaga to do it. | ||
| Let's go to clip number 11 here. | ||
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Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan, Florida, or Arizona. | |
| There you go. That was that, remember that extremely cringy Lady Gaga appeal to get people to go vote where she's dressed up in camo next to a big truck drinking a beer? | ||
| Like she's not some Hollywood princess satanic cabalist? | ||
| No, we know who you are. | ||
| But she was just repeating the talking points from the Democrats. | ||
| The talking points from the Democrats was we don't need to get everybody out to vote. | ||
| What we need is five states. | ||
| We're going to tell you these five states. | ||
| Then you go out and you tell everybody, all of your followers, go vote in these five states. | ||
| But meanwhile, we already infiltrated certain counties in these five states. | ||
| We're changing votes. | ||
| We're manipulating things. | ||
| And we're going to come out on top in these five. | ||
| So maybe just a massive coincidence. | ||
| It's like, even if you didn't know anything else, wouldn't it be weird that Lady Gaga, you know, satanic celebrity, just happens to identify the five states where fraud is claimed to have happened before the election takes place? | ||
| And of course, she throws Florida in there, too. | ||
| But I think she just misread the script. | ||
| But this is what happens. | ||
| The Democrat Party is not shy about this. | ||
| And there she is singing at the inauguration. | ||
| They know which states they have to identify. | ||
| They know which counties they have to get people out at. | ||
| They put out statements to their constituencies to target these certain areas. | ||
| At the same time, they know just a little bit of fraud in these places can go a very long way. | ||
| We'll show you on the other side. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| We'll go back to this clip now. | ||
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Attorney General Bill Barr. | |
| It actually doesn't... | ||
| It doesn't matter what he thinks except sort of the negative of what the Democrats want to portray. | ||
| Because what some CIA operative, we know that, right? | ||
| We know Bill Barr was head of the CIA and you don't get to be the head of the CIA if you're not a CIA operative and an agent and you don't stop being that once you stop being the head. | ||
| So just so we're clear here, he is a deep state operative. | ||
| It was put into this position. | ||
| It really doesn't matter if he thinks something happened or didn't happen. | ||
| Except that he was in the position to determine whether or not those claims should be investigated. | ||
| So what matters is that he had a predestined bias against the idea of election fraud and refused to look into allegations and actually used his position as United States Attorney General to shut down local investigators from looking into this sort of stuff. | ||
| Pretty horrifying. | ||
| So let's go back to this video where once again, complete deception is taking place on behalf of the January 6th committee who said Bill Barr said that there were no, there was no voter fraud. | ||
| Then you hear Bill Barr and he says, well, what I said was that to date we don't have solid evidence of widespread voter fraud enough to overturn an election. | ||
| Pretty big difference between those two statements. | ||
| Also, of course, a lot of insinuation or underlying claims embedded in that. | ||
| One being that you would assume they'd actually investigate it. | ||
| If I was sitting here and I was going, there is not a swimming pool behind that wall. | ||
| There's not. There's absolutely not. | ||
| It's like, well, have you looked behind that wall? | ||
| No, but there's not. | ||
| There's absolutely not. Like, if you don't investigate, then your claims mean absolutely nothing. | ||
| What can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence. | ||
| So again, we're in a show trial here where one agent of the state is pointing to another agent of the state and saying, that person agrees with me, case closed. | ||
| Okay, who cares? | ||
| Who cares what that person has to say, except that they are the Attorney General, which means they actually use that bias to prevent legitimate investigations from taking place. | ||
| What we're seeing here, what we're witnessing, is the inverted, transparent projection of the cover-up of the crime that we saw on Election Day. | ||
| So, let's go back to this clip of Bill Barr being just the fattest weasel in existence. | ||
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Let's watch. I had a later meeting scheduled at the White House at 3 o'clock And I told my secretary that I thought I would probably be fired and told not to go home. | |
| I mean, not to go back to my office. | ||
| So I said, you might have to pack up for me. | ||
| And so when I got over there, I met with the chief of staff. | ||
| He said the president was angry. | ||
| He didn't really go get into the issue of the fraud. | ||
| And then I went up to Pat Cipollone's office, and we were talking with each other. | ||
| And word came down that he wanted us both to go to the Oval. | ||
| And the president was as mad as I've ever seen him, and he was trying to control himself. | ||
| And the president said, well, this is killing me. | ||
| You didn't have to say this. | ||
| You must have said this because you hate Trump. | ||
| You hate Trump. Well, did you have another reason to say it? | ||
| Did you have another reason to reject outright the claims made by people involved in the fraud? | ||
| Like this truck driver from Pennsylvania who said, I did it. | ||
| I helped bring these ballots across state lines. | ||
| I unknowingly broke the law and helped subvert the election. | ||
| He made that under oath. | ||
| Punishable by law, right? | ||
| He made this claim and said, I will go to jail if it's proven I'm lying because I'm not lying. | ||
| He didn't care. He didn't care. | ||
| So what was the reason? If you don't hate Trump, what was the reason? | ||
| And there's really only one possibility here. | ||
| And now it's being revealed with no uncertainty. | ||
| I mean, dude was a plant that was there to destroy Trump from the inside. | ||
| We're seeing exactly how he did it, and he's telling us the steps he took, where he went, who he talked to, and how he brought this conclusion about. | ||
| It's pretty illuminating. Alright folks, we're going to open up phone lines this hour. | ||
| We're going to do it right now actually. | ||
| The number to dial if you do want to call in is 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| 1-877-789-2539 It's really Again, it's just wild what we're experiencing. | ||
| I don't even know if I can... | ||
| Keep going over it. It's just the same thing over and over. | ||
| It's just... | ||
| We knew what they were going to do before they did it. | ||
| We watched them do it in real time. | ||
| They knew what they were going to do before they did it. | ||
| They laid down the psychological cover fire they needed to carry this out. | ||
| A month before the election, Axios and other leftist media outlets were holding interviews with Far leftist think tanks who were explaining the red mirage. | ||
| It's going to look like Donald Trump is winning on the day, but that's just a mirage. | ||
| Trust us. The mail-in ballots will go heavily for Biden and they'll show up at midnight when the poll counting is supposed to be closed. | ||
| So just laying the groundwork for everybody. | ||
| Don't worry. There's going to be a red mirage. | ||
| We're just so smart that we know this is going to be the case. | ||
| We see that and we go, okay, they're going to cheat then. | ||
| That's what's going to happen. They're obviously going to cheat. | ||
| Again, we called it long before this. | ||
| So, you know, we knew it was going to happen. | ||
| We watched it happen in real time. | ||
| We have all of the evidence you could possibly want to justify very extreme investigations into all of this sort of stuff. | ||
| Yeah, and then they repeat the same lie on January 6th. | ||
| So they create a committee to investigate the, you know, protest against this, which itself... | ||
| It was a complete setup with police officers opening up the building and letting people in. | ||
| I mean, it was all predictable. | ||
| We did predict it. | ||
| I don't have to go through it again, but if you're a viewer of this show, many times covered my prediction thread from August of 2020, where I said no on certain terms are going to keep the lockdowns until Election Day to justify mail-in ballots. | ||
| They're going to use mail-in ballots to cheat. | ||
| They're going to do it in such a way that it's obvious that they cheated. | ||
| Because the point is not to win the election. | ||
| The point was to win the election with fraud so that the Trump supporters would be infuriated and would resort to violence. | ||
| And that's what happened. | ||
| That's what they did. It was imminently predictable. | ||
| And they would foment and encourage that violence to stage some sort of false flag, to call all Trump supporters terrorists, and to say claims about election fraud inspired violence. | ||
| Therefore, claims about election fraud are violence. | ||
| Therefore, you can't make claims about election fraud. | ||
| And demonize, you know, all of the American people and to remove Trump militarily from his office. | ||
| I mean, predicted all of this in August because it was obvious what they were going to do. | ||
| It's gotten to a new, ridiculous, absurd level in that they launched a committee to investigate January 6th, which they decided before they ever launched the committee was Donald Trump instigating an insurrection in a coup, something they had already previously tried him for during his second impeachment trial, which was a complete farce. | ||
| And none of the evidence from that trial has made its way to the January 6th committee trial, which is interesting because you would think if they're both about the same thing, the There would be some sort of continuity in the evidence that was presented. | ||
| But this is the absurd part of all of this is that now we have the January 6th committee that has shifted and maneuvered away from it was Trump citing an insurrection to it was Trump connected people working in concert to spread lies to encourage violence. | ||
| In the Capitol, which has now shifted to Donald Trump's claims of election fraud to raise money, and the way he raised money was fraudulent, and so we're going to turn that over to the DOJ for prosecution. | ||
| Is this a way that, like, a normal society acts? | ||
| Is this a way that people who are honest about their intentions go about their business? | ||
| Or is this... Sort of obvious from the beginning. | ||
| What it reminds me of is this other story that we'll cover a little bit later, which is the libs of TikTok. | ||
| The Twitter people want to kick off libs of TikTok. | ||
| And in their conversations where they're talking about this, They're worried about whether kicking libs of TikTok will, you know, what they say, they're like, it'll confirm that we have right-wing bias. | ||
| You know, it'll make those people claiming that we have bias against right-wingers, it'll make them seem right, so maybe we shouldn't do this. | ||
| The other guy says, well, we kicked off Trump. | ||
| I don't think kicking libs of TikTok will cause some big exodus, but we do have a fiduciary obligation to take into account what the effects will be. | ||
| And what this has to do with the January 6th thing is that These people know what their true intentions are. | ||
| The people that are carrying this stuff out are not changing what they believe based on new information coming up. | ||
| Just like the January 6th trial started this, going, we're going to get a criminal conviction for Donald Trump. | ||
| We're just going to see what we have to do to do it, how we have to carry this out. | ||
| People at Twitter go, our desire is to censor right-wing people. | ||
| They aren't limited by, but is that ethical? | ||
| Is that a moral thing to do? | ||
| They don't care. No, it's not. | ||
| It's not a moral thing. It's not an ethical thing to do. | ||
| They could not care less. | ||
| They want power. But the thing that limits them is other people's perception. | ||
| So it's all just manipulation. | ||
| It's all just what we really want is abject tyranny. | ||
| What we really want is total subjugation. | ||
| What we really want is to be able to send agents of the state To arrest any popular politician that opposes us. | ||
| Right? Just absolute despotism. | ||
| That's what they really want. They really want to just be able to eliminate any account that shows information that makes them look bad. | ||
| That's what they want. That's what they desire in their hearts. | ||
| And if you were to put them into hypnosis and actually be able to get them to tell the truth, that's what they would say. | ||
| And so all of the Committee trial and the investigation and the drawing of evidence. | ||
| It's all just window dressing. | ||
| It's all just fabrication. | ||
| It's all just a show put on for you to cover up their real intentions. | ||
| It's something very, very sick in their hearts that they know if people knew what their real intentions were, they would reject them outright. | ||
| So they have to cover them up. | ||
| They have to conceal them. They have to couch all of their moves in the language of patriotism, to couch all of their Activities and some sort of imaginary justification for your benefit. | ||
| So just know, these people... | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| I'm just trying to get across... | ||
| Really, the easy way to see it would just be in a personal engagement. | ||
| It's easy to see what's happening on a global scale if you just take it into the realm of the personal and the individual. | ||
| Say you live in a small town and say there's a Police officer that just hates your guts. | ||
| There's not many cops in this town, but there's one that's the chief of police, and he despises you, and he always has. | ||
| And it goes back to when you were a little kid and you picked his watermelon from it, right? | ||
| He's just got some personal grief with you. | ||
| And he makes it pretty known that he wants to throw you in jail and he wants to imprison you, and he's very frustrated because you don't do anything wrong. | ||
| And suddenly he launches an investigation into you. | ||
| Suddenly he starts an investigation because somebody's made mysterious anonymous claims that you might be funneling money from your small business illegally. | ||
| And he starts investigating that. | ||
| But then he uses the warrant for that to go into your house and look at whether your dog is malnourished. | ||
| Then maybe he'll launch an investigation into that. | ||
| Then maybe he'll Take your kid out of school and investigate him there. | ||
| He's abusing the law. | ||
| He's abusing his position. He's abusing his power. | ||
| He's targeting you. He's rooting around in all of your stuff, looking for something to charge you with. | ||
| Can you imagine how frustrating it would be to go to your neighbor and go, oh, Officer Marcus, he's great. | ||
| He's wonderful. Yeah, he's just going after the truth. | ||
| He's enforcing the law. | ||
| You're just like, no, he's not. | ||
| He hates me, and he's breaking the law, and he's in flagrant violation of his duty. | ||
| It's all for his personal beef, and it's because, you know, whatever. | ||
| I own land that he wants to buy, and I won't sell it to him, so now he's trying to destroy me through his position of power. | ||
| That's all that's happening here. | ||
| It's just happening on a national level, and it's happening with cooperation of the mainstream media and the deep state and the politicians and all of their cronies and even the rhinos in the Republican Party. | ||
| So, you know, in the small town thing, you take this to the city council and you find out that the city council is, you know, the mayor of the city is the wife of the officer that hates you. | ||
| She's not going to turn against him. | ||
| She's working with him to cover up his crimes. | ||
| Like, you get that if it was on a personal level, you would understand, this dude doesn't care about crime. | ||
| This dude's not trying to fulfill the law. | ||
| He's not trying to go after criminals. | ||
| He's going after me and he's letting the criminals free. | ||
| He's spending all of his time trying to destroy me He's a horrible person. | ||
| He's making the entire community less safe, and he's demonizing me, and now all my friends think I'm a criminal too. | ||
| Like, it wouldn't be that hard to understand on a personal level. | ||
| For some reason, when it's done on the spectacle of the national stage, we can't see how simple this con truly is. | ||
| Well, just one final thing on the January 6th show trial before we move on to some other topics. | ||
| Well, we'll take your calls, too. It looks like we have a lot of good callers calling in, so we'll go to you in just a second. | ||
| Just the final word on this is they had a little mix-up here where they're accidentally letting their cards show. | ||
| It's just kind of funny. The headline from Gateway Pundit is, Liz Cheney throws a tantrum after January 6 panel chairman Benny Thompson rules out Trump criminal referral. | ||
| Monday marks day two of Liz Cheney's Maoist January 6 show trial. | ||
| Benny Thompson said on Monday evening that the committee will not be making criminal referrals to the Department of Justice. | ||
| He said, if the Department of Justice looks at it and assumes there's something that needs further review, I'm sure they'll do it. | ||
| So again, it's just weird. | ||
| It's like, we will not be making criminal referrals, but we will be presenting all of our one-sided evidence and our completely falsified faux grand jury investigation to the Department of Justice, and then they might choose to pursue the criminality we reveal. | ||
| But we're not doing a criminal referral here, okay? | ||
| But they're all like, all the Democrats are like mad at this. | ||
| Liz Cheney, the January 6th Select Committee has not issued a conclusion regarding potential criminal referrals. | ||
| We will denounce a decision on that at an appropriate time. | ||
| She's like, don't tell people that we're not doing this. | ||
| We are doing this. We're breaking the Constitution in half. | ||
| We're violating the Constitution and we're setting a precedent here. | ||
| So we have to get this done. | ||
| We have to show that we can go after our political opponents and And, you know, viciously tar them in the mainstream media and we can do whatever we want. | ||
| None of this like, oh, we respect the division of the sections of government or we like the balance of power and checks and balances. | ||
| No, no, we're destroying all of that. | ||
| We're running roughshod over all of that. | ||
| But it's like, you know, and then A.G. Garland A current attorney general gives an ominous warning to Trump saying, I'm watching the January 6th hearing, and I can assure you January 6th prosecutors are watching as well. | ||
| So it's almost like, again, I'm just trying to think of another personal metaphor where you can just take it into an individual scale and understand what's happening, where they're like, just so obviously, from the very beginning, from before they even launched the committee, from the impeachment, it was like, oh, this is... | ||
| You're just trying to fabricate something to go after Trump. | ||
| And they're just like, no. No, we just love the Constitution, okay? | ||
| We just love the Constitution. It goes back to Russiagate. | ||
| They're like, oh, we think Trump is Russian, so we need to surveil all of his people, and we need to... | ||
| We need to cooperate with the MSM to spread lies and we need to get access to all of his devices and we need to hamper his entire... | ||
| And it's like, oh, you just hate Trump then. | ||
| They're like, no, no, we're just so scared of Russia. | ||
| We're so scared of Russian interference. | ||
| It's so legitimate what we're doing. | ||
| You're just like, no, it's not. You're going after Trump. | ||
| Now the January 6th committee, okay, you're trying to create criminal charges for Trump. | ||
| You're trying to... Use your powers, Congressman, to override the separation of powers and provide criminal referrals to the Department of Justice because you want to arrest Trump because he's your political opponent. | ||
| They're like, no, no, it was just that January 6th was a terrorist attack, okay? | ||
| And we're investigating it, and we're so mad that our democracy almost got destroyed. | ||
| Oh, God, we're so mad at the authoritarianism. | ||
| Okay? And it's just like everything that comes out, they're like inching more and more towards like, yeah, we're actually going after Trump. | ||
| Yeah, we really are. And they're just like trying to hide it, but it's like so obvious. | ||
| The metaphor would just be when your kid has chocolate ice cream all over his face and you're like, did you eat the chocolate ice cream? | ||
| And they're just like, no, I didn't. | ||
| Okay? I really didn't. | ||
| It's just like, yeah, we see. Chocolate all over your face. | ||
| It was definitely you. So it's just ridiculous that they're trying to play this game of like, we love the separation of powers. | ||
| We would never dare violate. | ||
| This is all about the Constitution, what we're doing. | ||
| It just could not be more obvious that they're going after Trump, they're trying to destroy him, and they're doing it in a... | ||
| A blatant and blunt way. | ||
| It's also obvious. Let's go out to your phone calls now. | ||
| We've got on here from Larry in Florida. | ||
| It was comments on Bill Barr. | ||
| Let's go in. Larry, you're on the air. | ||
| Hey, thank you for taking my call. | ||
| I just wanted to share a little history that might have been helpful if President Trump had had that when he was looking at Appointing somebody to succeed Sessions who was, by the way, a Democrat in Alabama and really not liked by conservatives 40 years ago. | ||
| So, sidebar. Look at Bill Barr's pedigree. | ||
| First of all, look which president he worked for. | ||
| Part of the, frankly, the Bush crime syndicate. | ||
| And if you look at some of the projects he worked on, But if you go back, and it's the same kind of thing we see with most of these cabals. | ||
| His father was, among other things, one of the original OSS folks that preceded the CIA, was then a CIA operative, and ultimately then left the government to run the Dalton School, which is a fairly well-known private school in New York. | ||
| And lo and behold, while he was there, some strange things happened, not the least of which is they had a professor come on board who didn't have a college degree and hung around for a year or two named Jeffrey Epstein. | ||
| And maybe if you all know this, I mean, I'm just sharing it with listeners. | ||
| And after he ultimately retired, Bill Barr's dad, he wrote some science fiction novels. | ||
| You can go out there and find them. | ||
| And basically the theme, I mean, other than they were science fiction and taking place in space, it was about basically slavery and pedophilia. | ||
| And so when you wonder about Bill Barr, I can assure you that by the time he had been in the Bush administration, he was compromised. | ||
| But it's the pedigree. | ||
| And he was part of the deep state. | ||
| And President Trump got some bad advice. | ||
| President Trump did a lot of great things, but sometimes his hiring wasn't the best in vetting those folks. | ||
| That's an understatement of the year, Larry, but yeah, go ahead. | ||
| I wanted to share that. | ||
| And then the other piece, just an absolute positive comment. | ||
| Mike Adams yesterday just knocked it out of the park. | ||
| Mike's not the first one as you know to get into that. | ||
| There were some scientists and some doctors in Europe that really I hope it came across on video because as I was looking at it in person in the studio, it was hard not to throw up, honestly. | ||
| I mean, that was some of the most disturbing stuff I've ever experienced in my life, showing the blood clots removed from people who died as a result of vaccine injury. | ||
| We've actually got another caller called in about that same topic yesterday. | ||
| So obviously this is having a big impact. | ||
| So I want to go to them in just a second. | ||
| Thank you so much for the call, Larry. Thank you for, yes, once again, refreshing our memory as to the corrupt cabal of which the Barr family was a part, the Bush family was a part. | ||
| These are legacy networks that they established. | ||
| And if you want to know the real history of the world, it is the history of the intelligence agencies. | ||
| And you have to understand that as early as the 70s, the CIA has been run by an organization out of France that's controlled by the Rothschilds. | ||
| And this is all detailed in the Eagle 2 document. | ||
| All of it has to do with drug running. | ||
| All of it has to do with fomenting wars and creating income source, income streams so you can carry out black side operations without oversight from the government. | ||
| And, you know, I said on Twitter the other day, it's good that they use the term intelligence community because that's what it is. | ||
| It's not an organization. | ||
| It's a community of individuals who have their own agenda and who have loyalty to each other and to this community over the state itself. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| We're about to go to Paul in Connecticut. | ||
| He wants to talk about the show yesterday, the Alex Jones Show with Mike Adams, in which Mike Adams performed a live microscope survey of blood clots, although they're not blood clots, a bizarre I don't even know how to describe it. | ||
| He called it... I wish I could remember exactly what he called it. | ||
| He called it a natural structure or something. | ||
| But essentially, you know, people who have gotten the vaccine get these... | ||
| They look like wet ramen noodles, but in people's veins, then they block arteries and they kill the people. | ||
| And so we were looking at it and it was incredibly disturbing and hugely impactful, obviously. | ||
| Really incredible stuff. | ||
| And again, it was just sort of a bizarre experience, like seeing it in person and watching it, you know, actually be played live through the microscope. | ||
| It was a really incredible thing. | ||
| And, uh... You know, it's more information that is not, people aren't paying attention to it. | ||
| They're coming out with this ridiculous sudden adult death syndrome as if we don't have the explanation as to how this is happening. | ||
| All of this stuff is what InfoWars has been trying to warn people about since before the vaccine even rolled out, the dangers of this experimentation. | ||
| And hopefully you can support what we do here as we continue to make incredible news and Come out with really bombshell headlines. | ||
| It's all courtesy of InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
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| And, of course, if you want to look at any of the stories that we cover during this show or even don't get to, I publish my entire show note list of articles to my substack at HarrisonHillsmith.substack.com. | ||
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| And I just put up my second episode this morning. | ||
| So go to Substack, go to harrisonhillsmith.substack.com to find that latest post. | ||
| There it is. | ||
| With that, we go back out to the phone calls. | ||
| Paul in Connecticut, what did you think about the show yesterday with Mike Adams? | ||
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Mike, get it out of the park. | |
| He didn't just hit out of the park. | ||
| He just won the World Series on this deal. | ||
| I'm telling you. I mean, what to you was sort of... | ||
| What makes you say that? | ||
| What about the show yesterday was so impactful to you? | ||
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Impactful? Just seeing his photos. | |
| What he's showing in his microscope. | ||
| It's awesome. I kind of knew about this stuff. | ||
| I've been following your show for a few years. | ||
| I follow Mike Adams a lot on his own show, his own podcast. | ||
| So I'm kind of familiar with him a lot. | ||
| He's a genius. I mean, he is a true scientific mind. | ||
| He's one person that I really sort of intimidated talking to because science was never my strong suit, and I might generally know some things about science, but I don't know the vocabulary or anything. | ||
| So I sort of say things to him, and he sort of gives me this look like, Oh, I see what you're trying to say. | ||
| You know, sort of a pitying look. | ||
| Okay, yeah, I get what you're trying to say. | ||
| But he just is such a wealth of scientific knowledge that it is actually intimidating because he knows his stuff so well. | ||
| And the images yesterday were incredibly disturbing. | ||
| And trust me, they were more disturbing in person, folks. | ||
| I was like gagging watching this happen. | ||
| Just this thing that's been pulled out of someone's veins that looks like some sort of, you know, uncooked seafood dish. | ||
| It's just horrific. Really, really incredible stuff. | ||
| I'm glad it made an impact on you, Paul. | ||
| And yeah, seeing it live and seeing him conduct that experiment in real time was really an incredible thing. | ||
| And people didn't think this was happening. | ||
| It's absolutely happening. | ||
| And we were looking at the physical evidence of it yesterday. | ||
| So go check it out, folks, and share that link at band.video. | ||
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I got nothing on my local radio station. | |
| On my local radio station, we're talking about 2,000 mules going around. | ||
| People are watching it. | ||
| They're making an impact somewhere. | ||
| Yeah, that's great to see. | ||
| And, you know, I know a lot of people are pointing to that and just going, waiting for January 6th committee to bring this up. | ||
| Of course, they're not going to. Thanks so much for the call, and thank you for the transition, because we actually have Jefferson in Virginia who called about the movie 2,000 Mules. | ||
| Jefferson, thank you so much for calling in. | ||
| You are on the air. Hey, good morning, Harrison. | ||
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Great show. Yeah, these are not blood clots. | |
| We shouldn't call them blood clots. | ||
| These are blood vessel obstruction. | ||
| Right. Blood vessel obstruction. | ||
| Right. Self-assembling blood vessel obstruction. | ||
| That's what they are. The 2,000 Mules is misnamed, I think, on purpose. | ||
| It's an understatement on D'Souza's part. | ||
| If you watch the movie, certainly you know that the criteria for the mules is that they have to go to 10 drop boxes, and they have to go to the NGOs that provide the ballots, I think, five times. | ||
| to go into the drop boxes five times, you have 54,000 mules on the payroll from Mark Zuckerberg paying them $540 million or $450 million, whatever it is, half a billion dollars to do this criminal activity. | ||
| It strains credulity that nobody in the government under Bill Barr was investigating what was going on with Zuckerberg and these NGOs prior to the election specifically. | ||
| Certainly, they should have had somebody infiltrate the organization and say, we have any number of whistleblowers that can document what was going on there. | ||
| It's amazing that they somehow overlooked this with all the surveillance we have going on domestically. | ||
| Right. Well, I mean, of course, you, like myself, are still stuck in this paradigm of Of wanting to believe that the American government would be concerned about something like this happening. | ||
| A billionaire paying half a billion dollars to fund vote collection schemes completely in violation of the law. | ||
| Yeah, if we lived in a normal country... | ||
| Clearly, that would be investigated. | ||
| Clearly, that would not be acceptable. | ||
| The problem, of course, is that we are in the great reset neo-fascist neo-feudal paradigm where Mark Zuckerberg is, for all intents and purposes, a controller of the world, an unelected politician who is in very close cooperation with those actually an unelected politician who is in very close cooperation with those actually and So, you know, all of this is in cooperation with one another. | ||
| One of the major pieces of evidence of fraud that took place that has been revealed were the Detroit leaks in which the Detroit poll workers were being trained on how to throw away people's ballots because people would show up to the poll and they'd say, I'd like to vote. | ||
| And the person, the poll worker would go, oh, you already voted. | ||
| I have your absentee ballot right here. | ||
| And the person would say, I didn't vote though. | ||
| I didn't send in an absentee ballot. | ||
| I don't know who sent you a ballot, but it wasn't me. | ||
| And it has my name on it. That was not mine. | ||
| And they're instructed and the leaks... | ||
| You can hear the instructor telling them what to do, and at that point, what you do is you give them a provisional ballot. | ||
| You say, okay, well, it must be a mistake. | ||
| Here's a provisional ballot. That person who says they've never voted and is there to vote in person, they fill out the provisional ballot, turn it into the poll worker. | ||
| The poll worker throws that provisional ballot away and goes with the one that they have on file. | ||
| So, you know, it all happens in coordination. | ||
| It all happens in cooperation. You have people who... | ||
| You know, steal the mail-in ballots or get the mail-in ballots that don't belong to them, fill them out for somebody else, send them in, which it wouldn't be counted. | ||
| It shouldn't be counted because, big problem, the person shows up on the date of vote and goes, that's not my ballot. | ||
| Well, now there's conflict and you got an issue, but not if you train the poll workers to just throw that person's provisional ballot away and go with the one that was sent in. | ||
| So, you know, we don't know who these... | ||
| Mail-in ballots belong to, that people were turning in. | ||
| We don't know if the people that they belong to were the ones filling them out or if other people were. | ||
| And once they're in the system, they're the one that's counted. | ||
| Even if the person themselves come and says, I did not send in a mail-in ballot, it doesn't matter. | ||
| They were trained to lie. | ||
| They were trained to deceive. They were trained to pretend like the provisional ballot would be counted, when in reality they were throwing it in the trash and using the mail-in ballot that had no chain of custody, no verification. | ||
| In terms of whether it was actually from the right person. | ||
| So all of this had to sort of happen in coordination. | ||
| You couldn't have one without the other. | ||
| You couldn't just send in someone's mail-in ballot and then let the real person show up to the poll and blow your whole operation. | ||
| So if you're going to send in the falsified mail-in ballots, you have to also have the poll workers trained to use those ballots even when they were Told by the person that they didn't send them in. | ||
| So, yeah, the government's not going to go after Mark Zuckerberg. | ||
| They were in cooperation with him. | ||
| All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| We're just going to go straight out to your phone calls. | ||
| Here in the next hour, I'll be joined by Sophie Corcoran, a journalist from the U.K. who wants to talk about gun control. | ||
| It's one of these things. Things just happen so rapidly here. | ||
| It's just the destruction is on such full bore. | ||
| It's like two days ago. They announce a gun control bill, which is in complete violation of the Second Amendment. | ||
| And here one day later, it's like not even news anymore. | ||
| It's like nobody's been talking about it. | ||
| So we're going to keep talking about it. | ||
| We're going to get the perspective from a Brit, from a British person who lives in a place with extreme gun control and what it's like as a young woman. | ||
| Denied the right and ability to defend yourself in a country increasingly replete with criminal elements. | ||
| Very excited to talk to her, and we will do that in the next hour. | ||
| But for now, let's go out to your phone calls once again. | ||
| We've got... | ||
| I'm going to go to Jimmy in Portland. | ||
| Jimmy in Portland says, Everything is insane where he lives. | ||
| Jimmy, do you live on the planet Earth? | ||
| Because I think we all feel that way. | ||
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Yeah, it is. | |
| It's insane here. It really is. | ||
| I've been listening to you guys since 2010. | ||
| And... A lot of stuff my buddy told me about that turned me on to you guys. | ||
| It just sounded crazy to me. | ||
| Like, no way this happened. | ||
| You know, no way 9-11 was an inside job. | ||
| You know, that was done by terrorists. | ||
| And the more I looked into it, it's like, holy crap, dude, this guy's right. | ||
| Like, the world's kind of crazy. | ||
| And it's like, and I hear Alex talk about all this stuff and, you know, the trans movement and all this, and it's like, I'm starting to notice that with, like, my stepchildren that go to public school here. | ||
| It's like, for one, you know, like, They claim, you know, because they're like, they're part Mexican and part, you know, native and they got, you know, they're white too. | ||
| And it's like, they claim everything but the whiteness. | ||
| And it's like, they're ashamed of it actually. | ||
| And then my stepdaughter is just like so obsessed with the pronoun thing. | ||
| You know, I was kind of a nerd in high school, you know, and stuff. | ||
| I used to play D&D, and I used to think, how cool would it be if more people role-played? | ||
| Right. | ||
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But, oh, my God. | |
| Oh, my God. | ||
| Like, this is crazy. | ||
| Like, you know, you get scolded for not playing their game with them, and it's crazy. | ||
| It's like, no. | ||
| No, that's not the case. | ||
| It's like, you're a boy or you're a girl. | ||
| That's it. There's no in-between. | ||
| That's how you feel mentally. | ||
| Maybe there's something wrong upstairs, and maybe we need to get that evaluated. | ||
| Right, right, right. No, you're exactly right. | ||
| I pity you, man. | ||
| And I'm worried about when my kid starts to go to school, because you can try to raise your kids right, but 90% of their interactions once they start going to school are with kids. | ||
| Kids who are raised in a completely different environment from them and being talked to and taught by authorities who believe things in complete contradiction to your own beliefs. | ||
| So, you know, that's why, again, I don't think it's actually a viable solution to just like homeschool and get your kids out. | ||
| We need to take these schools over and prevent this stuff from being taught to kids. | ||
| Because, again, you know, if you were to convince your daughter or even, you know, if your daughter was level-headed about this stuff, Every one of her friends is going to be applying social pressure to her every single day to try to bring this stuff about. | ||
| It's an overwhelming issue that starts at the top with the school authorities pumping this information out. | ||
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It's horrific, man. And it's like, honestly, I know the... | |
| The answer is to try and take back... | ||
| But it's like, I'm not from here. | ||
| I'm from Florida. So this is a big culture shock to me to see things the way they are over here. | ||
| And it's like... And honestly, if I was to run for any kind of local office around here, I wouldn't get any votes at all. | ||
| They're all... I mean, I'm telling you, I can't tell you how many Ukraine flags I see flying around here, how many old white people have the Black Lives Matter signs in their yards and... | ||
| Freaking, you know, science is real. | ||
| We believe in science, except for when it comes to the vaccine, of course. | ||
| You know? Yeah, or gender. | ||
| Right, right. We believe in certain science, yeah. | ||
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As long as it fits our narrative. | |
| Wow. But it's like, you know, love is for all. | ||
| And it's like, you know, the whole pride thing. | ||
| It's like, okay, I'm okay. | ||
| Like, whatever you do in your own time, you know, who you love, that's your business, man. | ||
| But, like, don't push it on the kids. | ||
| That's my biggest thing is don't push it on the kids because let them make their own decisions. | ||
| They turn out to be gay or whatever the case may be when they grow up. | ||
| So be it. | ||
| I'm not going to love my kids any less, but I don't want it forced down their throat. | ||
| No, absolutely. No, you're exactly right, and it's horrific how it's happening. | ||
| I'm still really thinking about your comment about Dungeons& Dragons, because I... I think part of the downfall of this civilization, I can't remember who said it first, it might have been like Moldbug or something. | ||
| There's some thinker that has a whole piece on this and it's stuck in my mind. | ||
| Just the idea that it all started with Revenge of the Nerds. | ||
| When corporations realized they could merchandise the outsider, then everything fell apart. | ||
| I remember being in middle school. And, you know, just the difference between, like, because I remember being told I'd carried around D&D books, Dungeons& Dragons books, and just go, uh, only weirdos and nerds play that. | ||
| And I'd be like, alright, I guess I'm a weirdo and a nerd then, bro. | ||
| Like, cool. I'll be the outsider then. | ||
| And I can't imagine, like, because part of it is just like, yeah, yeah, I'm a little weird. | ||
| Like, Sorry, you know, I get it. | ||
| I'm not like you people, and that's fine. | ||
| It's okay to be abnormal, but now the thing is like, um, no, you have to think that what I'm doing is awesome, and if you aren't also supportive of what I'm doing, then you're hateful against me. | ||
| It's like, no, just have some self-confidence, and it's fine to be a little bit different. | ||
| It's fine. It's totally fine. | ||
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I feel like as long as I'm not actively out there hating on people, I shouldn't have to wear a Black Lives Matter for people to know that I don't hate black people. | |
| Like, that's stupid. That's so stupid. | ||
| I shouldn't have to have a gay pride flag flying either to let people know I don't hate gay people. | ||
| Like, you guys just stop with the virtue signaling, man. | ||
| Like, live your lives, you know. | ||
| You know yourself better than anybody else. | ||
| So, yeah. Yeah, no, I completely agree with you, and it's pretty horrific what's... | ||
| What's happening these days with the poor kids? | ||
| Oh, thank you so much for your call, Jimmy. | ||
| I pity you living there behind enemy lines, but keep it up and remind your kids it's okay to be white, and in fact, it's pretty awesome. | ||
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It's pretty fantastic. Oh, one more thing, Harrison. | |
| The two-face is awesome. Love the toothpaste. | ||
| I'm kind of poor right now. | ||
| I got fired from my job at the hospital because I didn't take the job. | ||
| Oh my gosh. And so I had to take a job at Amazon making about $8 less an hour than I made. | ||
| But I try to support you every way I can. | ||
| Definitely, I brush my teeth every day, so I buy the toothpaste all the time. | ||
| Fantastic. And that and brain force. | ||
| Brain force is awesome, too. My crew is telling me to tell you to sabotage Amazon from the inside. | ||
| Work behind the scenes. | ||
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I wish I could, buddy. | |
| I wish I could. Alright, well, thank you so much for your support. | ||
| We really do appreciate it, man. | ||
| And, you know, hopefully... | ||
| And, you know, the crew was... | ||
| They get on me a little bit, and I'm glad that they do because I actually have a little... | ||
| I have a little sticker in my office that says, like, you know, a lot more hearts can be won over by... | ||
| I can't remember what the phrase is now, but... | ||
| Basically, stop. Don't condemn... | ||
| Don't condemn people. | ||
| Don't talk down to people. | ||
| And the crew is concerned that the audience will think I'm talking down to them. | ||
| If you're hearing this, you're not the one I'm talking down to. | ||
| I'm trying to, or I hope in a way, I can just express how you feel. | ||
| And I can be saying things that you're like, yes, this is what I want to say to all these idiots, scumbag, moron, Democrat, whatever's out there. | ||
| So just so everybody knows, like... | ||
| I hope that at least, you know, people like Jimmy in Portland having to live surrounded by rainbow Ukrainian flags and, you know, little kids being demonized, you know, hopefully we can at least be his voice of outrage at all of the absurdity that we see everywhere. | ||
| For the people in the chat, I played a ranger. | ||
| I played a ranger in Dungeons& Dragons. | ||
| Dual wielding. | ||
| It was awesome. Let's go back after the phone calls. | ||
| We've got about two minutes left in this segment. | ||
| Maybe I'll... And I was going to play a video in the first five of the next... | ||
| Maybe I'll just finish up with phone calls in the first five of the next segment. | ||
| So let's go to Max in Kansas for the last minute and a half here. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, Max. You're on the air. | ||
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Hey, Harrison. I hope you had a wonderful weekend, man. | |
| So I just called in to give a message to you and everyone listening. | ||
| It's something that I think everyone needs to truly hear. | ||
| Um... So the world that you grew up in, that my parents grew up in, that my grandparents grew up in, is gone. | ||
| It's replaced, corrupted, forgotten, destroyed, and controlled and strongly weakened. | ||
| In our country, going down a dark path, I thought I'd never see it go down. | ||
| But I was wrong. | ||
| And what we of Americans have experienced and witnessed these past few years and has It's something that I don't think most people can fully comprehend. | ||
| The destruction of our rights, the loss of liberty, the indoctrination of the society, the removal of God in a real moral fabric. | ||
| And when I see and hear others making fun of people like you and I in the Infoars audience, I not only feel sorry, but I pray for them. | ||
| I pray for their awakening. | ||
| I pray that God may reveal himself to them and gift them with knowledge. | ||
| For knowledge and truth are our most powerful weapons against this satanic cabal. | ||
| And as they laugh, they do nothing but harm themselves and their families' futures. | ||
| That we are so dearly attempting to save. | ||
| Because they will soon see. | ||
| They'll see. And anymore looking around a kid's mind straight freedom like it's frivolous and has no meaning or shouldn't be a focus on our nation, it really does frighten me, Harrison. | ||
| Because, you know, decades ago, whether you agree with some people's views or not, there was seemingly a shared value amongst people who disagreed on things. | ||
| The love of our nation. | ||
| The appreciation of our rights. | ||
| And we've lost all that. No, you're exactly right. | ||
| Very, very well said, Max. | ||
| And just sticking in, like, the D&D mindset, I'm just picturing, like, you know, the Shire, the Hobbit Shire. | ||
| So, like, imagine living in the Shire, and there's a bunch of orcs, you know, burning things, and people are acting like, yeah, it's still the good old Shire. | ||
| No, the Shire's dead. We live in orc world now. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Third hour of American Journal has begun. | ||
| We will be joined by Sophie Corcoran a little bit later. | ||
| You'll remember her. She came on. | ||
| She was covering Davos in Switzerland this year and had some very interesting insights. | ||
| She is going to come on and talk about what it's like to live in a country that does not allow gun control and does not allow you to own guns and doesn't even allow you to own mace to protect yourself. | ||
| What it's like to be a young woman in a country more and more filled with criminals. | ||
| And denied the ability to defend yourself. | ||
| We're going to take phone calls in this first five because people have been on hold and I want to get to them, so let's do it quickly. | ||
| We've got Burnman in Illinois. | ||
| We've got some crazy stuff about Illinois. | ||
| What's going on, Burnman? You're on the air. | ||
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How are you doing, man? | |
| How are you? Good, thank you. | ||
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Okay, so in Illinois, we've got The Real Deal, Matt Dubeal, formerly host Of an Alex Jones hour, I'd say a few years ago. | |
| He's running for Senate. | ||
| And we got to dump Dick and Duck. | ||
| We got to dump Dick Durbin. | ||
| We got to dump Tammy Duckworth. | ||
| She doesn't even show up to vote. | ||
| She's useless. Oh, God. | ||
| You guys... My God. | ||
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Rubber stamped for the New World Order. | |
| Why would you have Tammy Duckworth? | ||
| I know, dude. Those two are some of the worst. | ||
| I didn't realize they both came from Illinois. | ||
| Oh, my God. You guys. | ||
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All we have is the worst option. | |
| And, you know, I see these people on TV every day, and I'm like, oh, my God. | ||
| Like, they're literally rubber stamped for Klaus Schwab. | ||
| Like, we need a guy who actually talks about medical freedom. | ||
| And we've got... We've got Matt Dubeal, and he's on the front line, man. | ||
| This is real deal, Matt Dubeal. | ||
| I'm out here driving around the country, and I'm going to make sure I'm back in Illinois on the 28th so I can vote for Matt Dubeal. | ||
| So if you live in Illinois, you better get your Easter to the polls and go vote for Matt Dubeal. | ||
| Kathy Salvey, rubber stamp for Illinois GOP, they've pretty much blocked I think they've blocked Matt Dubeal on Twitter before he even put out his signatures to get in the race, put his hat in the race. | ||
| So, I mean, he's not establishment. | ||
| This is what we need. | ||
| We don't need establishment, Illinois, GOP. They are failures. | ||
| We've got a couple good governor candidates. | ||
| I think Bailey is probably going to... | ||
| Darren Bailey is probably going to be the one. | ||
| We've got Richard Irvin, who's being pushed by the news media here in Chicagoland, and he's the mayor of Aurora, called Trump a bigot. | ||
| And rubs elbows with freaking, what's her name? | ||
| You know, Beetlejuice out there. | ||
| Lori Lightfoot. Yeah, man. | ||
| Illinois, you got some cleaning up to do. | ||
| It's such a tragedy what's happened to the great state of Illinois. | ||
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We're going to do it. We're going to clean it up. | |
| I hope you do, and it sounds like that's a good start. | ||
| It looks like Matt DeBeal's Twitter account is at MattOnAir. | ||
| So go follow him and support him. | ||
| And spread the word there in Illinois. | ||
| Final comment, Birdman? | ||
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Get an interview with him. | |
| He's got two weeks left. | ||
| We got two weeks. We got 66% unsure. | ||
| I will tell my producer to reach out to him. | ||
| We'll see if he wants to come on. | ||
| He's probably busy here in the last two weeks, but I would love to support anybody that can help us get rid of... | ||
| Tammy Duckworth and Dick Durbin. | ||
| My God, what a despicable crew. | ||
| They get sent to D.C. from Illinois. | ||
| I mean, I get embarrassed about Cornyn and Cruz every once in a while, but geez, I'm Pete's Duckworth. | ||
| That's a person. | ||
| All right, let's go. Thank you so much for the call, Burnman. | ||
| We got one more minute. We go to Andrew in New Jersey. | ||
| Thank you so much for calling in. Thank you for holding, Andrew. | ||
| You're on the air. You're welcome. | ||
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Don't be embarrassed that you played Dungeons and Dragons because you are smart. | |
| You're smart now, so that's a good thing. | ||
| It's very funny. Instead of nerdy, you're smart. | ||
| So I just want to say the lady said it best as far as the hearings and if there was voter fraud. | ||
| You're exactly right there. | ||
| It was pinpointed in specific states and counties. | ||
| It doesn't have to be national. | ||
| And she said to the Liberal Democrat who was At the hearing, questioning her, she said, I signed a piece of paper that says if I'm not telling the truth, I could go to jail. | ||
| And I am a mother of two young daughters, a single mom. | ||
| No, you're right. You're exactly right. | ||
| We're coming up to a break, but I so appreciate your point, Andrew, and you're exactly right. | ||
| This is the frustration, is that for an entire year, we heard a sworn oath testimony as to what happened. | ||
| We tried to get the evidence in front of everybody, and they just let it fall flat. | ||
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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| I'm very, very glad to be welcoming my guest, Sophie Corcoran. | ||
| She is an independent journalist based out of the United Kingdom. | ||
| She's here today to discuss gun control in America and what it's like in a country that does not allow citizens to possess firearms. | ||
| She has a unique perspective that we think is very valuable, especially now as gun control makes its way through the U.S. Senate and could soon be signed by President Biden. | ||
| Her Twitter is SophieLouiseCC. | ||
| And, uh... I hope you follow her there. | ||
| Thank you so much for coming on, Sophie. Hold on, we're having a little bit of connection trouble here. | ||
| Sophie, do you read me? Yeah, I can hear you. | ||
| Okay, hi. Welcome to the show, Sophie. | ||
| Hiya. Hi. | ||
| So, yeah, what is it like? | ||
| Just tell us your perspective as you see the push for gun control in America. | ||
| You said to me, you know, as a Brit, you're sort of worried about where America's going. | ||
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Why do you feel that way? Well, I see every time there is a school shooting, we have these arguments, obviously, to bring gun control. | |
| And the reason why I decided to speak is because, typically, they will use the United Kingdom as an example. | ||
| And we had the Dunblane shooting, obviously, and then they banned gun control. | ||
| And people would typically say, well, there has been no school shootings since, which is true. | ||
| But there have still been shootings. | ||
| But I think it's important for people to understand the position that we are in in the UK, whereas we've got rid of our guns and now we have no means of protection whatsoever. | ||
| So here in the UK, if you carry pepper spray, it carries the same charge as a firearms charge. | ||
| So you get the exact same prison sentence and charge in the court that you would have carrying pepper spray than you do for carrying a gun. | ||
| So we can get 10 years in prison. | ||
| 10 years in prison for just carrying pepper spray. | ||
| Now, if I can just stop with that, I don't even understand the justification of that. | ||
| I mean, I kind of, you know, you can make the case for gun control. | ||
| You can go, look, we got rid of guns and now there's no school shooting. | ||
| So, okay. But, I mean, pepper spray is a defensive weapon. | ||
| I even... You know, you guys now moved on to bend the knife and we have to ban knives and knife crime is a big issue and you have to use an ID to buy spoons. | ||
| I mean, it's gotten kind of absurd. | ||
| But even that, it's like, well, knives are used in criminal activity. | ||
| You can stab somebody or murder someone or mug someone. | ||
| But you can't mug someone with pepper spray. | ||
| You can't hurt somebody with pepper spray. | ||
| It's purely defensive. What is even the justification for not letting people carry pepper spray? | ||
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Well, it's going to be the exact same justification that you use to ban guns in America. | |
| It's that the bad guys can get hold of them and they can hurt someone. | ||
| So I've been on a little bit of a tirade here in the UK to say that we should legalise pepper spray, but the chances of that happening are none. | ||
| Because we have people say, well, you know, the bad guys can get hold of it and they can use it as a weapon. | ||
| But now, I don't mean to be that guy, but you could go into your kitchen and pick up a knife. | ||
| There are much better weapons than pepper spray, but because... | ||
| And it's the same principle that you're going to have with guns. | ||
| As soon as you ban guns, or even any sort of specific type of gun, people say, you know, we just want to ban AR-15s, for example... | ||
| As soon as you do that, it won't stop. | ||
| They'll take everything away, and you'll end up in a position like we are, where I can walk down the street, and someone can mug me, someone can rob me, someone can rape me, and there is nothing that I can do. | ||
| I mean, I'm five foot something, I'm tiny. | ||
| Women have no protection in this country. | ||
| And it is very true, because no people have died from pepper spray. | ||
| There is zero risk of fatality from pepper spray. | ||
| Since the death of Sarah Everard, who was a woman that was kidnapped by a police officer, might I add, There have been 135 women who have been killed at the hands of men. | ||
| We can't defend ourselves. | ||
| We have no chance. | ||
| There's nothing we can do. | ||
| No, and it's horrific. | ||
| I mean, this is a culture shock for Americans. | ||
| We don't even think about this. | ||
| I remember when my wife, she was my girlfriend at the time, went to Germany and just carried around a knife because she's an American and just carries around a little knife. | ||
| It's not big, just a little knife. | ||
| And the people, the Europeans that she was working with were like... | ||
| Horrified that she would carry a knife around, but it seemed totally normal for us. | ||
| I mean, is this just baked into you guys' culture, this just like, you don't carry a knife? | ||
| I mean, it's like criminal to carry a knife. | ||
| It's totally normal for us as Americans. | ||
| I mean, but I guess that's just how you guys are raised. | ||
| I mean, it just seems weird to us. | ||
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If you carry a knife, you're looking at a massive prison sentence. | |
| If you carry pepper spray, you're looking at a 10-year prison sentence. | ||
| Ten years in prison for carrying pepper spray. | ||
| And it's not engaged in our culture, it's just illegal. | ||
| And that's because of the Dunblane shooting. | ||
| As soon as we started to ban guns, because guns were once legal in our country, it went from there. | ||
| And that's what I'm saying for you. As soon as you ban guns, you will end up very quickly in a position like we are in the UK, where you can't even carry pepper spray. | ||
| And all it does is make crime easier. | ||
| People can come in and rob houses and not get shot for it in the UK. | ||
| So criminals, they have the best life here because there's almost no justice system here and no one's going to fight back because we can't. | ||
| Right. | ||
| Right. | ||
| And that was another thing I remember having a conversation with some British people in America. | ||
| And they were sort of flabbergasted that people don't randomly get beaten up. | ||
| I mean, talk a little bit more about just the crime in England, because I've had friends that have gone over to England, and they go, you know, in the middle of the night, gangs of youths go and just Break all the windows and all of the cars down this block. | ||
| I mean, you see things of just open criminality because people are fearless in committing crimes in England. | ||
| Can you talk a little bit more about that? | ||
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Yep. So we even have laws in the UK where you can rob a store or rob a house and they won't arrest you. | |
| If you take them to a certain amount of things, I think it's like £700 worth of value. | ||
| The police just won't arrest you. | ||
| They're not allowed to. | ||
| And people can rob your house, the police won't even turn up. | ||
| But they will please. | ||
| If I misgender someone on the internet, they'll be around my gap in about 20 minutes. | ||
| Right. So it's a joke here in the UK. We have no means of self-defense. | ||
| We've got almost no criminal justice system. | ||
| So people like me are going to walk down the streets in the day having to look over my shoulder 24-7 and there's no way that if anybody attacks me I just have to accept the fact that I'm likely to die. | ||
| And it happened here. | ||
| Women are getting killed on an unprecedented race in the UK because we're not allowed to defend ourselves and there's no way five-foot women can beat and fight back against six-foot men. | ||
| It's just not possible. | ||
| And, you know, it really only makes sense to disarm your people if you have this, like, super robust—and I'm not even saying it's a good thing. | ||
| It sounds like sort of living in a prison camp to have, like, armed, you know, police everywhere to know that you're safe, to know that if anybody does anything, they will be hit with, you know, the harshest penalty possible. | ||
| So they're, you know— They're a little bit more hesitant to try anything. | ||
| Like, if you had a very robust justice system that got you justice and punished the criminals, then maybe you could go, yeah, I can't arm myself, but at least I'm safe. | ||
| You don't have either one of these options. | ||
| You aren't able to arm yourself, and you can't find justice if you are hurt. | ||
| So it's really just, as you point out, completely disarming and leaving as an offering to the criminals every law-abiding British citizen. | ||
| It really sounds horrific to me, to be honest with you. | ||
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Yeah, and you are even less likely now to get justice because the police have gone woke. | |
| So they're scared of doing things to look racist because we want to ban things like stop and search in the UK. I mean, stop and search, we have found literally thousands of knives and taken them off the street. | ||
| And people are saying that it's racist. | ||
| But what they don't understand is that black on black murders are the highest murders in our capital. | ||
| So by stopping Stop and Search, you are literally allowing black boys to get murdered in the streets because they're killing each other. | ||
| So it's not racist because Stop and Search is saving thousands of black lives because they're the ones that are getting killed, little black teenagers on their way to schools. | ||
| So we've got this really stupid justice system in the UK as well. | ||
| We had the grooming gangs where the police... | ||
| I mean, there were mass rapes from Asian grooming gangs in the UK, and the police basically just let them off because they didn't want to look like they were being racist. | ||
| Right. So, like, thousands of white girls were being raped in our country, but the police didn't do anything, which is funny because the person who was director of public prosecutions at the time is actually our leader of opposition, Sir Keir Stumpf. | ||
| I got it. So there doesn't seem to be a lot of hope in UK these days because, yeah, it's another one of these things where all of this information about the rape gangs from Telford and everywhere else showed the really bottomless police corruption, police cooperation in some ways. | ||
| I know I've covered stories here where actually, like, care homes where orphaned children would live were... | ||
| Quite knowingly, signing the children out and giving them to pedophiles who would go abuse them and bring the children back drunken on drugs and having been raped and drop them off. | ||
| So, I mean, the government is actually actively engaged in the perpetration of this crime. | ||
| And it really is horrific. | ||
| And the British people seem to have been completely left out to dry. | ||
| We're going to cover it a little bit more and sort of how... | ||
| How this happened and how you guys have sleptwalk into it. | ||
| And I feel almost bad saying this to you, but I know that you recognize just as bizarre all of this is. | ||
| But we're going to come back with a quote from George Orwell about what freedom truly means. | ||
| And it was once embodied by the small British farmer who was free and independent and armed. | ||
| but it's gone away and we'll talk about why. | ||
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Welcome back ladies and gentlemen. | |
| My guest is Sophie Corcoran. | ||
| You can find her on Twitter at SophieLouiseCC. | ||
| And we had her on a couple weeks ago to cover Davos. | ||
| And I sort of want to get into the connection between the Davos Great Reset and what we're experiencing in America and what the UK is experiencing. | ||
| But of course, she's on to talk about gun control and her experience living in a country that has total gun control, total banning of guns, and yet... | ||
| Murders are rampant, women are defenseless, and the police are completely incapable of maintaining law. | ||
| George Orwell once said, that rifle on the wall of the laborer's cottage or working class flat is the symbol of democracy. | ||
| It's our job to see that it stays there. | ||
| To George Orwell, the image of the... | ||
| English farmer with that rifle on his mantle to protect his family to protect his livestock to ward off criminals or invasion or anything else that was a symbol of dignity and a symbol of liberty itself And you guys have fallen so far from that ideal. | ||
| How do you think that fall happened to go from the Orwellian, maybe Orwellian is not the right term, has a different meaning now, but that ideal of Tolkien and Orwell, this sort of pastoral, bucolic life where you protect yourself and everything is safe and pleasant to where you are now with the bend the knife campaigns and pride parades on the streets of UK. How did you fall so far? | ||
| How do we avoid this fall? | ||
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I think we have two reasons for it. | |
| The first one is, I'm going to call you all out here a little bit, is that Britain are trying to copy America in our love for societal collapse, and yours is certainly collapsing, and I think we're trying to follow suit for some reason. | ||
| And the next one is almost about how everything these last couple of years and last couple of decades has come about, is this sort of search for what is known as safety. | ||
| And we see it with the pandemic as well. | ||
| You know, ban guns so people are more safe. | ||
| In actual fact, people are less safe. | ||
| It's this really sort of screwed idea of what safety is. | ||
| And another thing we're experiencing in the UK that you're also experiencing in the US is lawlessness by woke mobs and that the left-wing seem to evade the law. | ||
| We keep seeing it here in the UK. So people like pull down statues on video, which is criminal damage, and the jury would find them not guilty. | ||
| Even though they were on video, we have people like these climate change protesters being able to, you know, smash up glass buildings, throw paint everywhere, screw themselves to the road. | ||
| Again, no consequences. | ||
| You're also facing it in the U.S. One thing I've seen being mentioned quite a lot recently is obviously January the 6th. | ||
| We were obviously watching that at home, quite shocked at what was going on, but you cannot tell me in any way, shape or form that January 6th was nearly as bad as those Black Lives Matter riots. | ||
| Because I was watching those Black Lives Matter riots here in the UK and they were burning cities to the ground. | ||
| People were being beaten and killed and all of their brains broken in the streets of these Black Lives Matter riots. | ||
| And yet you want to tell me that for some reason people think that January 6th is like this horror show and I'm like, what? | ||
| Are you joking? | ||
| Did you not see the Black Lives Matter riots? | ||
| They were burning cities to the ground. | ||
| So it's just... | ||
| It's substandard that the woke just don't have any laws. | ||
| We have a two-tier justice system in the UK, but if you have a left-wing cause, there ain't no law for you. | ||
| But the rest of us, if I misgendered someone, I'll be in a cell overnight. | ||
| Like, it's not so real. | ||
| And you may very well be put in a cell with a man because there are transgender men in your jails. | ||
| And, yeah, we were talking during the break and sort of saying, well, you know, Britain's ahead on this, but we're ahead on this. | ||
| It's a feedback loop. | ||
| And even just recognizing that these phenomena are taking place in multiple countries around the world, seemingly in complete concert and in lockstep with one another, actually reveals, you know, what's really going on. | ||
| This is a global move that's happening. | ||
| And it reminds me of what you came on to talk about Davos in Switzerland, the unequal application of rules, right? | ||
| The rich can fly private jets and don't have to wear a mask while their servants are masked. | ||
| And so talk a little bit about that, how this is not some aberration. | ||
| This is not some accident. | ||
| This is the world they're creating. | ||
| They're doing away with equal justice to both sides in favor of if you're on our side, you go free. | ||
| If you're on their side, you go to prison. | ||
| And it trickles down through everything. | ||
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Well, ultimately the vision for any organisation that doesn't accept democracy is an ultimate goal. | |
| So you see it with dictatorships all the time. | ||
| What they try and do is they try and turn the population against each other so that they're almost blindfolded to what the dictator is doing because there is an absence of democracy. | ||
| We know for a fact that the World Economic Forum is an absence of democracy. | ||
| It is an attack on democracy. | ||
| So therefore, what they're trying to do is use this new woke culture to split the left and the right and pit people against each other with all this nonsense of microaggressions, this, that and the other. | ||
| So that we're too busy fighting each other to be worried about what the most elite in society who are unelected and unaccountable are doing. | ||
| That's the goal. | ||
| Because a lot of people don't know about the World Economic Forum because we're too busy fighting over pronouns and whether people with penises should be in my bathroom. | ||
| It's true though. | ||
| No, you're exactly right. | ||
| No, it's like we were saying during the break. | ||
| You have to laugh at it, but it's actually horrifying. | ||
| It's actually terrifying what's happening right now. | ||
| But we only have a few more minutes left here, and I know you have some experience in all of this. | ||
| You have experience in the division that people have caused because you have been demonized, and people on the left have targeted you for harassment and threats and stalked you. | ||
| And of course, you can't defend yourself because of the laws put in place to disarm you. | ||
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you. | |
| So talk about how you are experiencing the culmination of all of these different trends we're discussing. | ||
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For about the last eight months, I have been stalked by a complete stranger on my way back from a show called Talk Radio, which is now Talk TV, which is Morgan's new one. | |
| And the police basically just let him go. | ||
| And they haven't arrested him. | ||
| They haven't done anything. | ||
| And it's because he is a person of color. | ||
| Now, I say this to the green-haired liberals at my university all the time. | ||
| I say, you cannot claim to be a feminist because real feminists don't want uncontrolled immigration of random people who are a threat to women in this country. | ||
| They don't want men in women's toilets and don't want men in women's sports because it's a danger to women, our safety, and our lives. | ||
| So these green-haired liberals that love all of this stuff, they're not real feminists. | ||
| I'm a real feminist. | ||
| I don't think that we should have uncontrolled immigration because they come here and do things like the grooming gangs and we don't know who they are. | ||
| They're likely to be criminals because that's why they can't come the official route. | ||
| And I don't want trans women who are not women in my bathrooms and in my sports and in my rape centres and prisons because they are a risk to women. | ||
| That's what feminism is. But I have been stalked. | ||
| The police obviously aren't going to help me. | ||
| This is why I'm really passionate about the whole Pepper spray incident, because I know what it's like to walk down the street and just not have this stranger sort of come after me. | ||
| And I don't stand a chance against this guy, to be honest. | ||
| So yeah, it's quite a strange predicament to be in here. | ||
| But that's why I wish I had a gun. | ||
| Yeah, I wish you had a gun too and some mace as well. | ||
| Hopefully, you know, that's a successful petition. | ||
| And it reminds us, you know, I say, you know, we're at least thankful in this country. | ||
| At least they're trying to take our guns because we already have them. | ||
| But you can see in the UK, you can beg the government, just let me protect myself. | ||
| And they're not going to budge on that because they have no reason to. | ||
| So obviously, we all pray for your safety and continue to just bravely speak out against what you see. | ||
| I mean, the guy may be put up to it just to intimidate you, to try to stop you from talking, because clearly the views you're expressing are dangerous to the established order and the threat it poses to young women in the UK. But please keep it up. | ||
| Thank you so much for coming on, and please do come on again very soon. | ||
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Thank you for having me. | |
| Fantastic stuff. Sophie Corcoran, everyone. | ||
| Her Twitter, Sophie, at SophieLuisCC. | ||
| SophieLuisCC. Go follow her. | ||
| It has a bunch of great appearances on GB News and everywhere else, folks. | ||
| We need 1776 worldwide. | ||
| We'll start with the UK as soon as we're done cleaning up stuff here. | ||
| All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| This is the American Journal. | ||
| 30 minutes left on the show. | ||
| We still have a lot to talk about and get into. | ||
| I'm wondering where to even start. | ||
| Let me give you some headlines that I haven't gotten to that are of note, you might say. | ||
| We always talk about the way that the entire concept of environmentalism or conservation of the earth has been completely captured and taken over by the carbon change scam or the climate change carbon eradication scam. | ||
| It's a little bit annoying, I have to say. | ||
| Especially when the same people deriding us for eating meat are the people spraying atrazine in the waterways and pumping forever chemicals into our drinking water. | ||
| Of course, we know that these forever chemicals, these plastic derivatives or estrogen-mimicking creations of industrial chemists I've been found for the first time in Antarctica in fresh snow. | ||
| We also know that the sheer amount of antidepressants and SSRIs and brain-altering, mood-altering, hormone-manipulating drugs that pass through human beings is so much. | ||
| There's such a degree of it that just our wastewater flushing out to the ocean is causing fish to test positive for these pharmaceutical drugs. | ||
| I mean, it seems like... | ||
| Like in a way, I almost get the idea of like, man, humans are the disease, right? | ||
| That's the common talking point on the... | ||
| Left is humans are a disease, humans are a mold growing on earth, and we have to be eradicated for the sake of the earth. | ||
| And to a certain degree, it's like, well, look, you got a little colony of humans on the shoreline, and then all throughout, then you have this, you know, if you could color, if you could shade it or something, there would just be this slowly growing color of, you know, poison that's leeching out from it. | ||
| But is that human beings, or is that the system that we live in? | ||
| These human beings... They aren't making Lexapro in their basements, are they? | ||
| They're being given prescriptions by a medical industry that serves the pharmaceutical company. | ||
| The pharmaceutical company is in cooperation with the war machine to keep people in a state of mindlessness so they can be taken advantage of. | ||
| I mean, the system that we're in is a cancer. | ||
| It's not the human beings. Human beings left alone... | ||
| We don't do this stuff. The system, however, is one built on exploitation, and it's a system built on infinite growth, which doesn't exist and can't exist and is the problem with everything that we're experiencing. | ||
| It's a Ponzi scheme. | ||
| Our entire civilization is a Ponzi scheme, from the social security to the fiat currency and on down. | ||
| It's on the... On the Georgia Guidestones, be not a cancer on Earth. | ||
| Leave room for nature. | ||
| Leave room for nature. | ||
| Well, stop bringing in a thousand million people a month. | ||
| How about that? Like, this is the amazing thing. | ||
| Simultaneously, you've got leftists being like, we all just nature, man. | ||
| And then they look at a map of... | ||
| You know, density in America. | ||
| And they're like, we have so much room. | ||
| What do you mean America's full? | ||
| We have acres and acres of land that's not being occupied. | ||
| If we all lived in a city like New York, we could have 19 billion people in America. | ||
| And it's like, so what do you want? Do you want to preserve the wildlife? | ||
| Or do you want to bring in endless hordes of people to fill up every single inch? | ||
| Like, what are you after here? | ||
| How is eating bugs going to stop logging companies from tearing down the rainforest? | ||
| Doesn't do anything. How is me not driving a car going to make any bit of a difference when the shipping tankers that ply across the Pacific Ocean multiple times In this global free trade network that we have, which means that, you know, things that are grown in, something that's grown in Argentina will be then shipped to Taiwan to be packaged and then shipped back to California, then be shipped across the United States to New York. | ||
| So, you know, this one little product that could have been grown in New York, no reason why you can't grow things in New York, very good soil in New York, if you don't know. | ||
| Instead of growing in New York and selling it in New York, we have it take a 20,000 mile trip on the largest movable structures man has ever known, every single one of which puts out more pollution than every car in the state of Texas combined. | ||
| That ever enter into your concept of environmentalism? | ||
| Seriously, if you could do one thing to stop carbon pollution from happening, if that's what you're concerned about, then your main problem should be with the international trade system. | ||
| You should be vehemently against the Jones Act. | ||
| You probably don't even know what the Jones Act is, right, if you're an environmentalist. | ||
| The Jones Act says that ships cannot go from a U.S. port to a U.S. port. | ||
| So ships go from a port in Alaska to a port in China to a port in California, making this extra 5,000-mile trip just to comply with the Jones Act and shipping. | ||
| It makes no sense. | ||
| These things will never be targeted because these are the things that are being carried out by the corporations that are benefiting immensely from the climate change lie. | ||
| All of this is just to set the groundwork for this story that came out today. | ||
| Forever chemicals linked to high blood pressure in middle-aged women. | ||
| According to a study, middle-aged women who have greater blood concentrations of toxic forever chemicals may be at greater risk of developing high blood pressure, a new study is found. | ||
| These women are more likely to become hypertensive than those who have lower levels of compounds, also called per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, PFAS. According to a study published on Monday by the American Heart Association Journal, Hypertension. Notorious for their presence in jet fuel, firefighting foam, and industrial discharge, PFAs are a set of synthetic chemicals found in a wealth of household products, including nonstick pans, waterproof apparel, and cosmetics. | ||
| PFAs are known as forever chemicals because they never degrade in the environment and contaminate drinking water, soil, air, food, and in numerous products we consume or encounter routinely. | ||
| Lead Arthur Ningding, a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Epidemiology in the University of Michigan School of Public Health, Said in a statement, thus far, scientists have demonstrated a probable link between PFAs and diagnosed high cholesterol, ulcerative colitis, thyroid disease, testicular cancer, kidney cancer, and pregnancy-induced hypertension. | ||
| This study extends that last category to another subset of women. | ||
| So what's the solution to this? What's the actual solution? | ||
| It's to let nature take its course. | ||
| And I was thinking of the mission that I'm after, my holy grail, the dragon I'm chasing always just over the horizon. | ||
| You might call it the unified theory of conspiracy. | ||
| How do you sum up all of what's going on? | ||
| Because it's impossible to untangle this web. | ||
| It's at least damn near impossible. | ||
| Like, if you want to talk about environmentalism, you've got to talk about pollution. | ||
| So you've got to talk about international trade. | ||
| So you've got to talk about monetary policy. | ||
| So you've got to talk about it. So you've got to talk... | ||
| So how do you come up with a solution to so many problems? | ||
| But it feels like there should be one. | ||
| It feels like there is that Gordian knot that can slice through and solve everything. | ||
| And if you come up with this solution... | ||
| How would you brand it? How would you name it? | ||
| How would you put across people what this is all about? | ||
| And I think if there were to be like a political party that would try to move forward the Infowars concept of reality and of humanity that says you can and deserve and should be able to be and express whatever you want. | ||
| No one has a right to, you know, prevent you from doing what you feel in your heart is right. | ||
| And also we love the earth and we love nature and we love all this stuff. | ||
| I was thinking it would have to be something like the party of God in nature. | ||
| Because the big, big problem that we're dealing with here is that the system that we're in, this Ponzi scheme, infinite growth system, is at odds with nature. | ||
| It is entirely and totally unnatural. | ||
| And that's why you have to constantly be, you know, coming up with short-term solutions to problems that you're causing. | ||
| All we need to do is follow nature. | ||
| And that's what they're all against. | ||
| You know what's natural? A mother and a father. | ||
| Gender. That's what they're against. | ||
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Nature. Welcome back, folks. | |
| Final segment of the American Journal for this Tuesday episode. | ||
| We've got some videos to show you. | ||
| As I speak, we have just a little under 10,000 people watching us live on band.video and in the chat. | ||
| Awesome numbers, not including restreams on Getter and Twitter and Odyssey and Cozy.TV and all these other outlets that, you know, people take our streams and put them up there and we love it and support it. | ||
| Whatever you have to do to get the word out. | ||
| It's not including the number of radio listeners or television viewers. | ||
| And it's not including the number of people that will watch this later when it's up on band.video. | ||
| But leaving all of those people aside, we've got 10,000 people right now on band.video. | ||
| If every one of you wanted to donate a dollar, that'd be great. | ||
| It'd be great. It'd be paid up. | ||
| I wouldn't have to plug anymore. | ||
| We wouldn't have to sell any supplements. | ||
| It's not that we need every Infowarrior to break the bank to support us. | ||
| We don't want you to. You need to, you know, don't go spending money you don't have just to keep us afloat. | ||
| But it doesn't take a lot. It really doesn't take a lot to support Infowars. | ||
| And even the little bit that you might spend at Infowarsstore.com, you're getting a product that is well worth it. | ||
| It's a very good price on its own. | ||
| And you are really, you know, investing in something invaluable, which is this singular and world-changing outlet that is InfoWars.com and The Alex Jones Show. | ||
| And The War Room with Owen Schroer and American Journal and all of the great content creators we have at Band.Video setting, you know, a path to break out of big tech and break out of the control of the corporations. | ||
| It takes a lot for us to operate this, but it does not take a lot for you to support it. | ||
| So, you know, I know people are struggling. | ||
| I know you might have to be pinching pennies right now. | ||
| But if you just think about the cost of a Starbucks coffee, the cost of You know, a month of Disney Plus or something. | ||
| Ten bucks, five bucks here or there. | ||
| It's not going to break the bank, and it makes a huge, huge difference to us. | ||
| We don't want one or two people pouring millions of dollars into this. | ||
| We want 10 million people just giving their spare change whenever they can. | ||
| And really, it is as much as that. | ||
| When you look at the discounts that we have, 60% off our top-selling products, T-shirts for $10. | ||
| I mean, what can you buy for $10 in this world today? | ||
| I don't even know. | ||
| I don't even know. I don't think you can buy a t-shirt for $10 at the gas station. | ||
| They're $15 at the gas station. | ||
| I know because I love them and I wear them. | ||
| I can't buy a hat for $10 except from InfowarStore.com. | ||
| So again, we have so many great patriots listening to us. | ||
| We have so many great supporters tuning in on a daily basis, you know, sharing our links, praying for us. | ||
| We know and we love the way that everybody in InfoWars is so eager to help and to carry the torch and to fight for the side of humanity against this inhuman system that's seeking to rip us apart from the inside out. | ||
| It really is great knowing that we have so many supporters and That's the strategy, I guess. | ||
| We don't want one or two billionaires filling our coffers. | ||
| We want all of humanity rising up, waking up, and maybe spending a couple extra dollars that you have at Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| Maybe just buying products that you buy anyway. | ||
| You buy toothpaste, you buy mouthwash. | ||
| Just get it from Infowars instead. | ||
| Won't cost you anything extra. | ||
| Actually, you'll probably save some money from store brands. | ||
| And your money's going towards this... | ||
| Really all-important conflict that now everybody's waking up to, finally. | ||
| After so much time of us warning and fighting and trying to get this out there, finally people are starting to wake up to it. | ||
| And it really is wonderful. | ||
| So please do go to InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
| Please do support us. It doesn't take a lot. | ||
| The prices are very low. | ||
| And you can just donate if you want. | ||
| We have options on there. | ||
| If you want to click a button and donate five bucks, it's the cost of... | ||
| It's costed two cans of Coke right now. | ||
| I mean, it's nothing, but it makes a world of difference to us, and we so appreciate it. | ||
| So if you like, you know, 10 hours a day of free content, we just ask a dollar or two in our direction would go a very long way. | ||
| Infowars store, super summer sale. | ||
| It's on right now. Massive products, massive sales. | ||
| Incredible products, massive sales, I should say. | ||
| The products themselves are normal-sized. | ||
| They're not massive. They're normal. | ||
| And so we really do. | ||
| It's how we keep the lights on here. | ||
| And we'll go out of... | ||
| We'll be gone. We'll just go away if you don't want to. | ||
| So that's the choice that you can make. | ||
| And we'll respect it either way. | ||
| But things are changing, folks. | ||
| Let's go now to clip number seven. | ||
| Little viewer warning here. | ||
| What you're about to see is... | ||
| A little bit sexy. | ||
| Let's watch. | ||
| It's about damn time. | ||
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In a minute, I'ma need a sentimental man or woman to pump me up. | |
| Feeling fussy, walking in my Balenciennes, trying to bring out the fabulous. | ||
| Cause I give a fuck way too much. | ||
| I'ma need like two shots in my cup. | ||
| It's about damn time. | ||
| In a minute, I'ma need a sentimental man or woman to pump me up. | ||
| For those of you who are extremely observing, you'll have noticed there's actually text above that young woman. | ||
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It's incredible. It took me a couple of viewings, but I saw it. | |
| And so here's what it says. | ||
| We need to talk about replacement migration. | ||
| If immigration levels continue at the historically unprecedented levels they have in recent decades, in countries like United States, Britain, France, Germany, Canada, Sweden, and more, The basic immorality of displacing groups in their own countries aside... | ||
| These coming so-called whatever, you'll get instead Brazilified societies with high crime, inequality, political division, corruption, decline in high culture, and science. | ||
| Wonderful science. | ||
| We need to talk about replacing migration. | ||
| Folks, that's the type of art that we need. | ||
| You don't think that was art right there? | ||
| Of course that was art. There's more art than the statues I see on the side of the road these days. | ||
| Yes, I've constructed a giant, nebulous, misshapen rectangle. | ||
| The city paid me $20 million for it, and I reside in the Pyrenees. | ||
| I mean, you know, art these days. | ||
| What is art? That is art. That's art right there. | ||
| That's subversion. That's dissidence. | ||
| That's dangerous. | ||
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Provocative. Hilarious. | |
| I saw a quote yesterday. | ||
| Maybe I can find it real quick. I think I retweeted it. | ||
| I mean, somebody did. Not me. | ||
| I don't have a Twitter account. I'm not allowed to. | ||
| But some person who apparently is in charge of the moon said or retweeted this from future Moldovian citizen. | ||
| The problem with right-wing art as envisioned by the IM1776 crowd, which I'm not sure who that is, but so I guess classic conservative crowd, is that it's explicitly political art made by people who are barely conservative when what we actually need is apolitical art made by people who are openly right-wing extremists. | ||
| I think it's kind of accurate, and I think what we just saw, it is explicitly political, obviously, but it's not holding back, and it's not wrong. | ||
| It is just a basic aspect of morality that it's wrong to forcibly replace somebody in their own land. | ||
| It ain't right. It ain't good, and it's not going to end well. | ||
| And We've tried to be reasonable. | ||
| We have tried to discuss this in a respectable fashion. | ||
| But you know what? You've pushed us too far and it's time to unleash the sexy right-wing ladies to dance around and put facts on TikTok. | ||
| That's how you change the culture. | ||
| That's how you change minds. | ||
| I don't even know what I'm talking about anymore. | ||
| But there it is. Let's go to another video. | ||
| Another piece of right-wing art that I think can be truly effective. | ||
| This is clip number 16 here. | ||
| No, I'm sorry. Clip number 15. | ||
| Clip number 15. A little revamp here now that it's Pride Month. | ||
| We're going to go back and look back at that wonderfully illustrative. | ||
| I don't know how to put it. | ||
| Illustrative. Illustrative. | ||
| Yeah, I don't know if that's the right word, though. | ||
| That time in history when the San Francisco Gay Man's Choir just came right out and said, we're coming after your children. | ||
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Let's watch. We're coming for your children. | |
| Here's the gay chorus. | ||
| Oh, who's that? | ||
| Eugene Wallace. | ||
| Lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14. | ||
| Oh my god. Exolus Raymond. | ||
| That's another member of the gay choir. | ||
| Oh no, lewd or lascivious acts. | ||
| Oh no, they're all pedophiles. | ||
| Oh no, the gay men choir singing, we're coming for your children. | ||
| Oh, it's full of pedophiles who actually came for children and got caught. | ||
| Oh good lord. | ||
| Are you telling me they're not innocent? | ||
| Are you telling me the grown men in dresses and beards seducing children have ulterior motives in mind other than freedom and liberty and fun and joy? | ||
| My god. I'm shocked and appalled. | ||
| Who would have thought? | ||
| Looter lascivious acts. Turns out you scratched the surface. | ||
| You might get AIDS. It's a crazy world. | ||
| It's a crazy world we live in, folks. | ||
| I'm just glad that we get to laugh at it together. | ||
| Thank you so much for being here with us. | ||
| That's going to do it for us for this episode of American Journal. | ||
| Join us again tomorrow where we will once again break down a new tranche of absurdity and nonsense from the world of the insane. | ||
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