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You're listening to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| America is already suffering a food shortage, which can be felt by rising costs and emptying shelves at the grocery store. | ||
| But this is a cakewalk. | ||
| It's going to get much worse. | ||
| The writing, as they say, is on the wall. | ||
| Any reasonable person can see that this is all being done deliberately. | ||
| Over 10,000 cattle just died, and we are told that it was due to 100-degree weather. | ||
| And in just the past 17 months, nearly 100 disasters have mysteriously befallen the American food industry. | ||
| Dozens of catastrophic fires burning down food processing plants in multiple cases caused by small aircraft crashing into them. | ||
| Thousands of tons of meat destroyed. | ||
| Over 2 million turkeys have been destroyed. | ||
| Over 40 million chickens have been destroyed. | ||
| And with the rising cost of fuel, farmers are unable to harvest their crops. | ||
| And it's only just beginning. | ||
| Remember, Joe Biden promised he would shut down oil and gas. | ||
| I have one final question. | ||
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Would you close down the oil industry? | |
| I would transition from the oil industry, yes. | ||
| Oh, that's a big statement. | ||
| It is a big statement. | ||
| Why would you do that? | ||
| Because the oil industry pollutes significantly. | ||
| I see. Here's the deal. That's a big statement. | ||
| Well, if you let me finish the statement, because it has to be replaced by renewable energy over time. | ||
| Over time. That's the biggest statement. | ||
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Because basically what he's saying is he is going to destroy the oil industry. | |
| Will you remember that Texas? | ||
| Will you remember that Pennsylvania, Oklahoma? | ||
| Vice President Biden, let me give you 10 seconds to respond and then I have to get to the final question. | ||
| Vice President Biden. He takes everything out of context, but the point is, look, we have to move toward a net zero emissions. | ||
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But kiddo, I want you to just take a look, okay? | |
| You don't have to agree, but I want you to look in my eyes. | ||
| I guarantee, I guarantee we're going to end fossil fuel and I am not going to block it. | ||
| And they are making good with their radical promise. | ||
| Except there is no alternative energy plan. | ||
| The Biden administration is doing everything they can to shut down all fossil fuel in this country. | ||
| And not only will that stop people from driving, all public transportation, all shipping and all industry will come to a halt. | ||
| Millions will lose their jobs and hundreds of millions will starve to death. | ||
| Whether you like it or not, civilization is dependent upon oil and gas. | ||
| And our government is turning it all off. - We are also still suffering a baby formula shortage, and what little we do have is being sent to the open southern border for the tens of thousands of hungry foreigners being brought in unchecked and flown to already struggling cities across America. | ||
| And after several countries suspended the Moderna vaccine for adults due to safety concerns, the United States FDA just unanimously voted to inject your infant children with the deadly shot. | ||
| Your government is trying to kill you. | ||
| And if anyone thinks this is hyperbole or fear-mongering, they are not paying attention or they are in shock. | ||
| The only solution we are being offered is to vote, even though we have a rigged election system and two parties that work for the same corporate establishment. | ||
| Starvation is coming fast, and people can only survive a few weeks without food. | ||
| And so, what exactly will we do if the so-called red wave this November fails to turn the tide? | ||
| Reporting for InfoWars, this is Greg Reese. | ||
| That is the latest from Greg Reich. | ||
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| You're watching The American Journal. | ||
| I'm your host, Harrison Smith. We have just so much to talk about today. | ||
| We'll be taking your calls. A lot of cultural topics on the docket, as well as, of course, the war in Ukraine and the collapsing border. | ||
| All of that and more on today's episode. | ||
| So stay tuned. Share these links. | ||
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| We'll be right back. Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the American Journal. | ||
| I'm your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Very, very glad that you're here with us today. | ||
| We just have... | ||
| Oh, good Lord, we have a lot to talk about. | ||
| We're going to be talking about a lot of cultural stuff today, as well as, of course, your typical political and world news. | ||
| We'll get into all of it. We'll be taking our phone calls throughout the show as well. | ||
| Well, let's begin today, as we always do, with our Daily Dispatch. | ||
| Here it is, folks, your Daily Dispatch for Tuesday, the 21st of June, 2022. | ||
| Tonight will be the fourth public hearing of the January 6th Show Trial Committee. | ||
| The House Select Committee examining the January 6th assault on the U.S. Capitol will convene Tuesday for its fourth public hearing this month. | ||
| The session will focus on President Trump's effort to pressure state officials as part of his broader campaign to remain in office for a second term after winning the 2020 election. | ||
| CBS News will broadcast live coverage of the show trial starting at 1 p.m. | ||
| Eastern. Expected to appear before the panel are two GOP election officials from Georgia. | ||
| Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a Republican, and Gabriel Sterling, Chief Operating Officer for the Secretary of State's office, as well as Arizona House Speaker Rusty Bowers, also a Republican. | ||
| Wandrea Arshay-Shea Moss, a former election worker from Fulton County, Georgia, will also appear. | ||
| Is that the woman that was pulling the boxes out from underneath the table? | ||
| See, it's worth it maybe to go back and remind ourselves, why was it that the election results in Georgia were so contentious? | ||
| What was it about Georgia that made Trump and so many others think that something untoward had gone on there? | ||
| Could it be that the main vote counting site shut down, blaming it on a water leak that didn't actually exist, forced all of the media to go home, telling them that they'd stopped counting for the day only to remain and continue counting, only this time without the oversight of the media or election observers? | ||
| Could it have been the numerous videos of Georgia election workers pulling boxes of ballots out from underneath tables in the wee hours of the morning? | ||
| Without any sort of oversight or chain of command that could show where those votes came from. | ||
| Could it have been all of these and more incredible photo, video evidence of malpractice that went on that day? | ||
| No, probably not. | ||
| It was probably just Trump, I don't know, being a Nazi or something. | ||
| It's one of those two things. | ||
| It was either the overwhelming amount of evidence... | ||
| of misdeeds that took place or it's just because you know Trump's a Nazi. | ||
| It's one of those. Of course, we'll be watching that and keeping an eye on that. | ||
| They're starting early and early. It's not a primetime sort of thing anymore. | ||
| It's more of a daytime sort of thing. | ||
| The January 6th Select Committee has gone from, you know, Dancing with the Stars to some unwatched soap opera, right? | ||
| It's daytime television now. | ||
| It's daytime drama with all of the quality and... | ||
| Level of production that you would expect from Days of Our Lives in its 49th season. | ||
| Incredible stuff. Moving on here, some good news, some great news, some hopeful and life-giving news. | ||
| Texas could vote to secede from the U.S. in 2023 as GOP pushes for a referendum. | ||
| Texas Republicans are pushing for a referendum to decide whether the state should secede from the U.S., The demand for Texans to be allowed to vote on the issue in 2023 was one of the many measures adopted in the Texas GOP's party platform following last week's state convention in Houston. | ||
| Under a section titled State Sovereignty, the platform states, pursuant to Article 1, Section 1 of the Texas Constitution, pursuant to Article 1, Section 1, first section of the first article of the Texas Constitution is like, by the way, we can get the hell out of here whenever the hell we want. | ||
| By the way, if we want to leave, we're going to leave. | ||
| There's nothing you can do to stop us. | ||
| The federal government has impaired our right of local self-government. | ||
| Therefore, federally mandated legislation that infringes upon the Tenth Amendment rights of Texas, Texans should be ignored, opposed, refused, and nullified. | ||
| Texas retains the rights as a seed from the United States, and the Texas legislature should be called upon to pass a referendum consistent thereto. | ||
| Another section on state governance, the platform states that the Texas Republicans want the state legislature to pass a bill in the next session requiring a referendum. | ||
| In the 2023 general election for the people of Texas to determine whether or not the state of Texas should reassert its status as an independent nation. | ||
| And then, of course, they go on to claim that this is a myth. | ||
| And we'll be covering this as well. | ||
| There's other stories. Actually, Texas can't secede. | ||
| Actually, you're not allowed to. | ||
| Actually, try to stop us. | ||
| Actually, we are allowed to. | ||
| We can leave. | ||
| That is what America was founded on, the idea of self-governance. | ||
| But, of course, it'll probably happen much like what happened previously with the Civil War. | ||
| If Texans say, hey, you know what? | ||
| We just don't want to be a part of this anymore. | ||
| That's a threat to the power of the federal government, and they will potentially waste millions of lives just to prevent that from happening. | ||
| But we'll see. We'll see how that works. | ||
| After all, what are we doing in Ukraine if not fighting for the right of a Texas-sized landmass to be free of its large, overbearing neighbor? | ||
| Will they even attempt to justify these two beliefs since ostensibly We would be breaking away much in the way that Ukraine broke away. | ||
| It's complicated, but not really, actually. | ||
| We can leave if we want, and we just have to vote for it. | ||
| Then if they want to attack us, the burden of aggression is on them. | ||
| And we'll deal with that when we come to it. | ||
| But moving on to Ukraine. | ||
| Ukraine bans main opposition party seizes all of its assets. | ||
| Ukrainian authorities have banned the country's main opposition party and seized all of its assets, once again undermining the narrative that President Zelensky is presiding over a beacon of democracy. | ||
| The country's Ministry of Justice announced the move via Facebook, revealing that the opposition platform for life has been shut down and its assets, money, and property transferred to the state. | ||
| The party had previously had its operations suspended in March after it was accused of being complicit with Russia and being anti-Ukrainian. | ||
| A little... Little glimpse into the future for America if we don't, you know, get rid of the people that are currently waging war on our behalf in Ukraine. | ||
| I mean, like when we say this, you got to understand how this works. | ||
| It will soon be illegal to be a Republican in this country and the people who will do it are the ones shouting about authoritarianism. | ||
| They're the ones claiming to be fighting for democracy in the Constitution. | ||
| We're right now telling us that Ukraine is worth getting into a nuclear exchange over because they're a beacon of democracy. | ||
| That's not inconsistent to them. | ||
| You can be a beacon of democracy and also ban the very existence of opposition in your country. | ||
| They don't see a contradiction in that. | ||
| They'll do it here. | ||
| This is not a one-off. | ||
| It's not one example of hypocrisy. | ||
| Well, in this situation, it's a little bit... | ||
| No, no. This is just the way they are. | ||
| Okay? So they'll ban opposition, but they'll arrest and confiscate the... | ||
| You know, property of opposition party and then go on TV and talk about how they did it to prevent authoritarianism. | ||
| It's the world that we live in. | ||
| It's a nonsense clown world, and it's just incredibly easy to see through. | ||
| I mean, it's just transparent if you open your eyes. | ||
| It's incredible. West Point brainwashing cadets on the evil of whiteness. | ||
| DoD documents reveal the story at Infowars.com. | ||
| West Point is brainwashing its cadets on the supposed evil of whiteness and teaching them to use critical race theory to blame white people for all problems in society. | ||
| Newly released Department of Defense documents reveal that's what we need in our young... | ||
| Incredible stuff. | ||
| One slide reads. | ||
| Ah, yes, whiteness. | ||
| Yes, that force which undid slavery, that force which, for the first time in all of human history, banished the evils of slavery to non-existence everywhere that whiteness tread. | ||
| It still exists, of course, in non-white countries, but it was that whiteness that abolished the very practice of slavery, spent much of its capital patrolling the oceans and preventing Arabs and others from actually trading slaves. | ||
| Incredible power of whiteness freeing the world from evils one at a time. | ||
| Of course that's probably not what they're learning about. | ||
| It's a problem that we're I'll talk about it in every branch of the government at this point. | ||
| Complete infiltration and subversion by our enemies. | ||
| Finally, the U.S. is worried about Russia using new efforts to exploit divisions in 2022 midterms. | ||
| They're going to hack the election, folks. | ||
| 2016, hacked by Russia. | ||
| 2022, hacked by Russia. | ||
| 2020, the most secure election of all time, and if you question it, you're a terrorist. | ||
| That's just the world that we live in. | ||
| Inconsistent, nonsensical, bullcrap, ruled by idiots, psychopaths. | ||
| It's another day in paradise. | ||
| Alright, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| This is the American Journal. | ||
| You know, one of the most difficult things about this job is... | ||
| This practice of newspapers or news outlets changing their headlines on me. | ||
| Sometimes the thing I want to cover is in the body of the story, but sometimes I want to make a point just about the headline itself. | ||
| And it's so frustrating seeing a headline, wanting to make a comment about a headline, sending the headline to the printer, and what comes out is a completely different headline. | ||
| They just change it willy-nilly. | ||
| It's kind of annoying, but... | ||
| I guess that's what you have to deal with. | ||
| So this morning, I wanted to start off with a video or with an article from NPR because the original title was so perfect, so good. | ||
| The title they've changed it to is, You've likely been affected by climate change. | ||
| Your long-term finances might be too. | ||
| A little less intense than their original title. | ||
| Climate change is everywhere and dangerous, survey says. | ||
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Like, you know... | |
| I guess they, what seems to end up happening is they start off with a headline that's way too abrasive and upfront and obvious. | ||
| It's hard to deny that it's propaganda when it's just something like, climate change is scary and you should be scared. | ||
| It's just like, okay, that's kind of weird. | ||
| Just these headlines. Climate change is everywhere. | ||
| Climate change is coming from inside the house. | ||
| Climate change is hiding under your bed right now. | ||
| It's behind you. Turn around. | ||
| Just like straight up Fear-mongering nonsense. | ||
| So then they get a little embarrassed about it. | ||
| It goes up, and at one point, some senior editor sees it and just goes, you've got to be more subtle. | ||
| You've got to be more subtle with your propaganda. | ||
| Yes, we're pushing propaganda. | ||
| Yes, the purpose of this article is to increase people's fear, to lower their ability to cognitively deal with and logically understand what's actually going on. | ||
| We want to frighten them, but we have to be subtle about it. | ||
| Okay? Our readers think that they're smart. | ||
| And when you're this obvious, it shatters the illusion and makes them feel like dum-dums. | ||
| So you've got to make it more subtle so that they can absorb the propaganda while also thinking highly of themselves, that they're intelligent and what they're reading is... | ||
| What those stupid Trump supporters don't understand. | ||
| When you make a headline that's so obvious, like, climate change is dangerous and scary and turn around, it's right behind you, then, you know, it sort of shatters the whole illusion of the idea that these baseless assertions that we're putting forward are somehow enlightened. | ||
| They become, you know, very obviously just stupid, blunt instruments of social manipulation. | ||
| So it's too obvious. | ||
| You've got to tone it down. | ||
| And of course, this is what they're pushing over and over. | ||
| Climate change is everywhere and dangerous, comma, survey says. | ||
| Well, the survey says climate change is everywhere and dangerous. | ||
| Name for me, top five accounts on the board. | ||
| Tell me a headline that makes propaganda obvious. | ||
| Show me climate change is everywhere and dangerous. | ||
| Survey says... Yes, that's right. | ||
| Survey says climate change is everywhere and dangerous and you should be scared and give us all of your money and eat bugs and look, you're all dead. | ||
| Oopsie daisy. Our bad. | ||
| Well, moving on. Right? | ||
| I mean, it's just that's the way it goes, but that's fine. | ||
| That's fine. Of course... | ||
| It is having a major impact on your wallet, not the climate change. | ||
| Temperature going up doesn't melt your money, right? | ||
| No, it's something different. | ||
| It's the taxes are impacting your wallet. | ||
| The offshore manufacturing, where they are able to circumvent ecological restrictions by just offshoring it to countries that don't care about that sort of thing. | ||
| That's going to be affecting your wallet. | ||
| The various carbon exchange programs that they're coming up with, that's increasing subtly the price of consumer goods, that's going to be causing a change. | ||
| The fact that they're trying purposefully to make meat prohibitively expensive, that's going to eat in to your budget. | ||
| So yes, climate change is having an impact on your finances. | ||
| It's just not climate change. | ||
| It's the taxes and the increasing prices and the various bank-supported ESG programs that are increasing the cost of absolutely everything. | ||
| And of course, fuel as well, obviously. | ||
| The... Fuel industry is purposely being targeted by the Biden administration for destruction. | ||
| So, of course, that's more expensive. | ||
| That's probably eating into your wallet. | ||
| It's not climate change. | ||
| It's the so-called solutions to climate change. | ||
| But Biden now says he plans a decision on a gas tax holiday this week, which is so generous of him, in my opinion. | ||
| It's so magnanimous, you know? | ||
| It's like when you go to the mob boss and he's like, you know what, this week... | ||
| You don't have to kick up 10% of your earnings. | ||
| Like, wow. Wow, really? | ||
| You're not gonna take my money this week? | ||
| Today? Just today? Just today you're not gonna take my money? | ||
| Tomorrow it's back to massive chunks of my money given to you for no reason. | ||
| You're just inserting yourself in between this one-to-one transaction I'm making. | ||
| Here you come with your handout to snatch up part of it. | ||
| But you're not doing that today. | ||
| Wow, you're so kind and generous. | ||
| Thank you so much for that. | ||
| President Biden said Monday he wants to make a decision this week on whether to ask Congress to adopt a federal gas tax holiday to combat record high prices. | ||
| Of course, when they thought about doing this in 2008 under Obama, the media, Obama and the Democrats, called this just a performative sort of action. | ||
| It was symbolic but didn't really actually do anything. | ||
| But now you see they're so desperate that that symbol is suddenly... | ||
| Very much worth it. | ||
| Suddenly something that they're very eager to pursue to make it look like they're doing something to stop the crisis that they are in fact contributing to. | ||
| So they're going to spritz a little spray of water on the fire that they've been shoveling logs into for the past year and a half. | ||
| So that should be nice. | ||
| Biden sort of let this out in a way that only he can. | ||
| Let's go down to clip number three. | ||
| Here's Biden being asked while on the beach of Delaware. | ||
| Who knows? He's just a doddering old man wandering around outside somewhere. | ||
| And he's asked about... | ||
| What his administration is going to do to stop the rising gas prices that are crippling American families. | ||
| Let's see what he has to say. My dear mother used to have an expression. | ||
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If anything lousy, something little happens, you look hard enough for it. | |
| We have a chance. Hold on. | ||
| Hold on. Let's pause it right there. | ||
| Do you guys remember when George W. Bush was president and one of his gaffes would just be replayed on repeat over and over? | ||
| On a continual basis, people still bring it up to this day, right? | ||
| But fool me once, you won't fool me again. | ||
| It's just like, oh, what an idiot! | ||
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What an idiot this guy is! | |
| He's a stupid idiot! | ||
| He's a monkey! And it's just like, for like years, it's just one gap. | ||
| It's like... Literally every day there's like four Biden gaffs. | ||
| It's the craziest thing ever. | ||
| He's wandering around. He's getting lost. | ||
| He's just like following people he's not supposed to be following. | ||
| The Easter Bunny is like pulling him away from kids. | ||
| He's falling off of bicycles. | ||
| He's tumbling downstairs. | ||
| It's just Mr. Magoo. | ||
| Like we're just dealing with total absurdity on every level. | ||
| And it's just like they're just used to it now. | ||
| What was he just trying to say? | ||
| God only knows. I mean, do we even have... | ||
| Somebody actually tried to figure out what he was saying. | ||
| He's like, as my dear mother used to say. | ||
| And the guys reporting kind of look at him and are like, uh-huh. | ||
| Uh-huh, right. Okay. | ||
| Her mom said something about, like, I think it was something about, like, a cloud having a silver lining. | ||
| Let's just play that first part again. | ||
| Can we back it up? Let's roll it again. | ||
| Good time. My dear mother used to have an expression. | ||
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If anything lousy, something little happens, you look hard enough for it. | |
| We have a chance here to make a fundamental turn toward moving. | ||
| Yep, yep, we got it, Biden. | ||
| Yep, we get it, for sure. | ||
| All right, let's just pause right there. | ||
| We'll go back to this clip and actually try to figure out what the hell the President of the United States is mumbling. | ||
| All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| To the embarrassment that is the current administration running the United States. | ||
| You know, things have a way of looking so different on paper than they do on video. | ||
| Quotes and things, you know, sometimes you'll hear a joke, and it's just funny. | ||
| The way the guy tells it is really hilarious, and you see it in print, and you're like, ooh, yeah, that sounds really bad. | ||
| It's like, well, it's because you didn't get the whole, you know, how he said it and different pauses that he took. | ||
| I mean, you know, it can look really bad in print when it was sort of normal. | ||
| And speaking, I'm noticing the same thing when it comes to Joe Biden. | ||
| If you read Joe Biden's words, especially when reported by the mainstream media, where they sort of give you what he was trying to say rather than a verbatim, Yes, I'm considering it, Biden told reporters on the beach near his vacation home in Delaware. | ||
| I hope I have a decision based on the data I'm looking for by the end of the week. | ||
| It's all very professional and profound and well-spoken. | ||
| And then you see the video and it's like, yeah, we're doing it. | ||
| We're going to find the data that we're looking for. | ||
| And it's like, oh my God. | ||
| Oh no. Oh God. | ||
| I have a question. Does Biden have the nuclear football? | ||
| That's a real question. Is he in charge of the nuclear codes? | ||
| Because I don't know if you remember, but towards the end of Trump's administration, Nancy Pelosi made a concerted effort to usurp that power for herself. | ||
| And she was joined in this by fellow traitorous scumbag General Mark Milley, who basically said that Trump was too dangerous to actually have the powers of the president that people voted him to have. | ||
| So I wonder if now that same thing has happened just with Biden's capitulation. | ||
| They just came to Biden and were like, yeah, we're making some changes in how the nuclear codes are handled. | ||
| So from now on, they're going to be in the hands of an assistant of yours, and they're going to be in charge of that. | ||
| And Biden's just like, okay, okay, great, good, good. | ||
| They're telling me I can't have the nuclear football anymore. | ||
| They're telling me it's too dangerous. | ||
| It's a dangerous world out there. | ||
| You know, it's just like, I wonder. I wonder if that sort of thing has happened, if the ultimate power of the military has truly been usurved from the president, and if he's really just a puppet at this point. | ||
| It's a question worth asking, and I don't know if we have a... | ||
| I don't know if we have an answer to that. | ||
| I don't know if either answer is better than another. | ||
| Is it better to have the nuclear football in the hands of a doddering old weirdo stumbling around? | ||
| I think you're the first person to ask that that I've heard in a long time. | ||
| And if you compare, you just compared, you know, Bushisms to Bidenisms. | ||
| I mean, do you remember at this point in Trump's presidency, his mental health was questioned on a daily basis. | ||
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He had to go through a public thing. | |
| Yeah, he publicly submitted his mental fitness reports, like a Navy doctor. | ||
| And the guy was like, it's the best results I've ever seen. | ||
| It's incredible, this guy. Like, let's put the shoe on the other foot. | ||
| Yeah, and what was that about? | ||
| Do you remember what Trump did to make people go, oh, he's crazy? | ||
| It was just like, they just thought he was crazy, right? | ||
| That was just it? He didn't have to do anything other than win the election. | ||
| He didn't have to do anything. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, and I mean, you know, him just, like, walking carefully down the ramp, and they're just like, is he fit to lead? | ||
| Yeah, I don't know. We've 25th Amendment. | ||
| What are we going to do? And Biden just, like, just standing there and just, like, collapses, and people are like, it's fine. | ||
| It's totally fine. It happens to everybody. | ||
| Everybody just falls over sometimes. | ||
| No, it's so ridiculous. | ||
| It's totally insane. So, yeah, I don't know which is better, whether... | ||
| Biden actually having the football, it's horrifying. | ||
| Or the idea that the deep state has fully usurped the power of the executive branch and simply taken to itself war-making capabilities, also horrifying. | ||
| So I guess it's an either-or sort of thing. | ||
| But let's go back to this video. | ||
| Let's, again, try to puzzle out what Biden is possibly trying to say here. | ||
| And again, my favorite part of this is the reporter going, uh-huh. | ||
| My mom used to say you can always cook a pig in an oven. | ||
| And there's like, yep, yep, mm-hmm. | ||
| Let's watch again. My dear mother used to have an expression. | ||
| If anything lousy happens, you look hard enough for it. | ||
| We have a chance here to make a fundamental turn toward renewable energy. | ||
| Electric vehicles. | ||
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And not just electric vehicles, but across the board. | |
| And that's something we should be... | ||
| My team is going to be sitting down with the CEOs of the major oil companies this week. | ||
| I'm looking around. | ||
| Is there a sand castle I can report on? | ||
| Is there a particularly interesting crab that I can maybe write a story about around here on this beach? | ||
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You did that with retailers and logistics companies and consumer companies. | |
| Because I have it already done. | ||
| So let me tell you what Joe Biden just said, because it's very illuminating. | ||
| What he said, in essence, was we're doing this on purpose, right? | ||
| He was asked, is there anything that you're doing to lower gas prices? | ||
| Are you doing anything to prevent the extortionary rates of inflation and rising gas prices that every American family, regardless of your race, color, your creed, are being affected by? | ||
| And really, the less fortunate you are, the more you're being affected by this. | ||
| Is your government doing anything to help the American people? | ||
| And his answer is... | ||
| No. His answer is no, we're doing this on purpose. | ||
| We're moving towards electric vehicles. | ||
| We're moving away from the affordable. | ||
| We're moving away from the everyman. | ||
| We're moving away from the decentralized, you know, freedom-compelling, you know, gas engines that can't be controlled. | ||
| No, we're moving away from that. | ||
| So no, we're not doing anything about it. | ||
| That's what he said in essence. | ||
| And it's really, you know, illustrated by what he said at the beginning, which somebody, you know, put in the, you know, Google schizophrenic geezer translator and found out what he said. | ||
| He said, my mother had an expression, out of everything lousy, something good will happen. | ||
| You just have to look for it. | ||
| That's not a saying. It's not catchy. | ||
| It's just a sentence. | ||
| You know, every cloud has a silver lining. | ||
| That's a phrase. That's a turn of phrase. | ||
| That's a saying of sorts. | ||
| This is something else. | ||
| I mean, it's just, Stu's the most powerful man on earth. | ||
| This man is the most powerful human being on planet earth at this very moment. | ||
| Let's just think about that for a second. | ||
| So again, the saying, the expression his mother used to say was, out of everything lousy, something good will happen. | ||
| If you look for it. Okay, great. | ||
| Amazing. You get what he's saying here, right? | ||
| This is somebody taking a lead pipe to your knees, breaking your legs, and saying, you know, it's really fun having a wheelchair. | ||
| You know, now we have the opportunity to experience life in a wheelchair, and that's something that you wouldn't have had previously. | ||
| Out of everything lousy that comes, and yes, I did this to you, right? | ||
| Crack their legs or knees or bending backwards and they're like, look, everything lousy that happens, like what just happened to you, there's something good in it, actually. | ||
| You'll get to sit down in line. | ||
| When you're waiting in line, everybody else will be standing, you'll be sitting. | ||
| So you have a wheelchair. Okay? | ||
| You go to the airport, you're going to get a guy to push you around. | ||
| Like, think about the silver linings on what I just did to your knees. | ||
| Right? They did this. | ||
| They inflict this pain. | ||
| And then he has the gall to come out and go, well, you know, as my mother says, you know, fool me once. | ||
| Everything is silver cloud linings. | ||
| Mm-hmm. Yeah, okay, great. | ||
| Thank you, Biden. Thank you. | ||
| Anyway, is there anything else in the speech that I can report on? | ||
| Like, what is going on here? | ||
| And, of course, he falls off his bike. | ||
| And to close this out here, let's go to clip number seven, see what old Trumpy Bear has to say about Biden's little tumble. | ||
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Let's watch. It's a disgrace what they're doing to our country. | |
| But we can erase the calamities of the Biden years. | ||
| All it takes is a House, a Senate, and a President who will put America first. | ||
| One of the greatest travesties of all is to see a person in the White House who, even after years of political experience, has absolutely no clue how to be the President of the United States. | ||
| And I hope he has recovered because, as you know, he fell off his bicycle today. | ||
| No, I'm serious. I hope he's okay. | ||
| Fell off a bicycle. | ||
| I make this pledge to you today, I will never ever ride a bicycle. | ||
| Oh, I love him so much. | ||
| Welcome back, folks. | ||
| This is American Journal, finishing up here with our climate scam reporting, and then we'll move on to the war in Ukraine and a whole bunch of other cultural stuff that's going on in this country right now. | ||
| We'll be opening up the phone lines in the next hour to take your phone calls. | ||
| Here's the latest from justthenews.com. | ||
| Admit threats of blackouts, Illinois lawmaker calls for scrapping the Green New Deal. | ||
| In the wake of an alert warning of possible rolling blackouts this summer, some Illinois lawmakers want to revise the state's energy policies. | ||
| Mid-Continent Independent System Operator is warning Illinoisans of possible blackouts and rising energy prices that could cost families as much as $600 more a year. | ||
| The announcement was just an advisory and it was not the elevated warning or event stage, but they say the next advisory could require electric utilities to request energy conservation or possible rolling blackout power outages. | ||
| State Representative Andy Nymerg said rolling blackout should not be the norm in this country and something should be done to ensure there will be abundant energy available for Illinoisans. | ||
| He said we need to be back in Springfield, Maine. | ||
| We need to repeal the Green New Deal. | ||
| We need to bring Ameren to the table and actually have a productive energy policy moving forward. | ||
| So it's good to see at least some local Republicans are capitalizing on this. | ||
| Big, juicy feast that the Democrats have laid out for the Republicans, just teeing up grand slam slow pitches for Republicans to hit out of the park since they are the sole and abiding people. | ||
| Force that is bringing all of this about. | ||
| The fact that America in 2020, people are like, it's 2022 and people don't have health insurance, man. | ||
| It's 2020, it's current year. | ||
| It's like, well, it's current year and we can't keep the lights on. | ||
| So maybe there's bigger things to be concerned about. | ||
| Maybe it is upsetting where America is in the current year. | ||
| Maybe it is annoying how we are taxed to death and just... | ||
| I mean, every paycheck, it's just giant slices out for the federal government to be sent to Ukraine, to be sent to weapons manufacturers, to be sent to study the effects of growth hormone on mice, like just all sorts of outrageous nonsense that has nothing to do with our well-being while they're telling us, oh, by the way, you might have to go a few days without power this summer. | ||
| Okay? So this is the Democrats' fault. | ||
| It's not an accident. It's not just happening. | ||
| It's the result of policy. | ||
| So if the Republicans just ever wanted to win anything ever again, maybe they could work on branding, maybe come up with some sort of clever phrase, a play on Green New Deal perhaps, that exposes that that is the force, that's the moral or I don't know. | ||
| I don't know. Communism? | ||
| I don't know. What should we call it? | ||
| What would be a clever turn of phrase that the Democrats, that the Republicans could use to illustrate and embody the fact that what we're experiencing here is... | ||
| Directly the fault of the Democrats. | ||
| You know, I saw a tweet today, a little clip from Jesse Waters, Fox News. | ||
| He had this very brilliant and insightful commentary where he described Joe Biden as a hurricane. | ||
| Isn't that clever? Isn't that clever and genius? | ||
| I think it is. I think it's a brilliant way to phrase it, a brilliant image to use, because I've been saying that for the last month. | ||
| So it's great. It's wonderful. | ||
| I love, you know, Jesse Waters came up with this really brilliant thing, but he kept saying Hurricane Joe. | ||
| I think that's a good way to phrase it. | ||
| It's like, just put in the mindset, yes, what we're experiencing feels like a natural disaster, but it's actually a doddering old fool named Joe and his compatriots. | ||
| It's actually the hurricane that we're experiencing. | ||
| That's actually the force of nature that is destroying us. | ||
| It's not something out of our control. | ||
| It's people's decisions that they're making. | ||
| So we'll figure something out. So let me give out the phone number. | ||
| The number to dial is 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| A Brave New Deal. That's pretty good. | ||
| I'm reading the chat now. 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| Friend New Steel. | ||
| That makes no sense. Brave New Deal is not bad. | ||
| It's not bad. Don't quite embody it. | ||
| I don't quite get it. Meanwhile, California lawmakers announced a bipartisan committee to investigate the cause of high gas prices. | ||
| What could it be, I wonder? | ||
| What could be the cause of these high gas prices? | ||
| We'll have to investigate. We'll have to put on our trench coat and our fedora and we'll get our magnifying glass and our fingerprint duster and we'll get out there and we'll investigate. | ||
| We'll figure out what's behind these high gas prices. | ||
| We'll get to the bottom of it one of these days. | ||
| Total joke, as Vince Fong, the Republican vice chair of the Assembly Budget Committee, says, quote, Instead of suspending the state's gas tax, Sacramento Democrats are creating a committee? | ||
| Enough with the political antics. | ||
| Suspend the gas tax now. | ||
| Yeah, it's basically as simple as that. | ||
| Just... Just stop taking people's money and things will be less expensive for them. | ||
| This is not complicated. | ||
| But the real threat of this can be seen with Catherine Reese Boyd, president and CEO of the Western States Petroleum Association, who says, quote, it could only get worse if state officials don't, quote, take responsibility and act now to change the dangerous mix of bans, mandates, and bad energy policy they're pushing on our state. | ||
| Because we've said it a million times on this show, scarcity is on purpose, and the purpose of it is to lead to rationing. | ||
| It's called communism. | ||
| What they're doing is... | ||
| Destroying systems, causing scarcity, causing things to be prohibitively expensive, so then they can come in and say, well, someone needs to control this. | ||
| Someone needs to put price controls. | ||
| Someone needs to have oversight over this. | ||
| The government needs to come in and determine where resources go because they're too scarce at this point. | ||
| So they're causing the problem, and their solution is, why don't we just take total control? | ||
| Why don't we do price controls? | ||
| Why don't we actually have government control of the market rather than a free market? | ||
| Because, you know, things are so expensive now. | ||
| We don't know why, even though We charge nearly 20 cents a gallon in tax, just straight to us, straight to them. | ||
| Great. New York Times says this article, the government set a colossal wildfire. | ||
| What are the victims owed? | ||
| This, of course, I'm going to do with the Santa Fe National Forest Fire, which we've reported on here. | ||
| The government, once again, I mean just every one of these stories is just the government doing things and the government coming in and going, what can we do to solve things? | ||
| How much of your money do we need to take to pay for the mistakes and the problems that we caused? | ||
| Well, the officials are on it. | ||
| The adults are back in charge. And it's getting very bad in other places. | ||
| Day zero, this city is counting down the days until its water taps run dry. | ||
| This is in South Africa, where the Rainbow Coalition freed themselves from the oppression of the white minority rule. | ||
| And anyway, now they have no water. | ||
| Coming to us very soon. | ||
| That's the slow, inevitable degradation of a once first world country that now has literally no water running. | ||
| In certain places. So there it is. | ||
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| And that's how we stay on the air. | ||
| Now, we've got a couple calls coming in. | ||
| Patty in Boston wants to argue with me about Texas' session. | ||
| So we'll save that for the first five of the next segment. | ||
| But we've got Wynn in Ohio, who has a good name for the Green New Deal. | ||
| Thanks for calling in. Wynn, you're on the air. | ||
| Yeah, Wynn in Ohio. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, Wynn. Hey, Harrison. | ||
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How are you this morning? | |
| Good, thank you. Good. | ||
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I've got a... Kind of a pithy moniker for the Green New Deal. | |
| Excellent. How about the Soylent Green New Deal? | ||
| That's not bad. | ||
| That's not bad. | ||
| Soylent Green New Deal? | ||
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Not bad? Yeah, I actually did a meme some time ago with AOC and the movie poster For the 70s Charlton Heston Soylent Green movie. | |
| I sent it to your producer. | ||
| If you get a chance, you might put it on the screen. | ||
| I'm an attorney from Ohio and I have a personal website where I advocate for... | ||
| Well, what's the website? | ||
| We're running out of time. | ||
| Where can people go? | ||
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Alwayswin.com, W-Y-N, alwayswin, alwayswin.com. | |
| Awesome. | ||
| Well, we'll send people there and keep up the mean creation, sir. | ||
| You are the soldier on the front line of the Infowar. | ||
| We'll be right back. | ||
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Hi, folks. | |
| Texas is going to secede. | ||
| One of these days, it's going to happen as long as we push for it. | ||
| As long as we believe. | ||
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I believe. | |
| I believe that we can be our own country. | ||
| After all, we were once. | ||
| I mean, look, if Montenegro, if Liechtenstein and Lithuania can be countries, I think we can be countries too. | ||
| If Monaco can be an independent state, I think we can handle it ourselves. | ||
| After all, Texas has an economy equivalent to... | ||
| Well, the country of Russia and a size far bigger than France or Germany, or at least somewhat bigger than France and Germany. | ||
| So why we should be forever lashed to the dead weight of the federal government, the worthless parasite sucking our blood continuously and working against us, it makes no sense why we're even in this situation. | ||
| Little agreement. But Patty in Boston wants to talk about Texas secession. | ||
| Patty, you're welcome to come, man. | ||
| Come on down to Texas. Everyone's welcome. | ||
| You can free yourself from the shackles of the federal government. | ||
| You can declare independence with us. | ||
| You can be a part of this movement. | ||
| Will you come, Patty? Will you fight for freedom? | ||
| Well, you know, Harrison, I've been to Texas several times. | ||
| I've been to Austin several times. | ||
| I've been down. I've been in your studio. | ||
| I know. And this is one of the mistakes that we will halt. | ||
| You will have to have a passport from now on. | ||
| And your passport will have a big no stamp on it. | ||
| No padding. You cannot cross the border. | ||
| Come on. Come on. | ||
| You know that's not true. Look, I support the succession of Texas. | ||
| I think that way you can secure your own border. | ||
| You can wash your own dishes and mow your own lawns and raise your own kids and maybe even wash your own kids. | ||
| You know what I mean? We can do that. | ||
| I think it's a great idea. | ||
| I don't know if you're being sarcastic because I agree with you completely. | ||
| Yes, yes. I think you guys should be able to deal with Mexico in a diplomatic way. | ||
| I think you guys should have every freedom that you want to have. | ||
| And if you want to get out of the states, go ahead and go. | ||
| You know what I mean? | ||
| But you're not going to get the tax revenue from Massachusetts and New Jersey and New York and California that you guys depend on to actually exist. | ||
| Oh, dear. | ||
| Well, you know what? | ||
| Gosh darn it. I think I'd be willing to make that concession. | ||
| I think I'd be willing to do without the wonderful blessings that are bestowed on us by our being lashed together with the likes of California and Massachusetts. | ||
| I dare you. I would love to. | ||
| No, but what's the problem? | ||
| I mean, I guess you're being sarcastic, but I honestly don't get it. | ||
| You're literally making the arguments we make. | ||
| Yeah, we can defend our own border. | ||
| Yeah, we can deal with Mexico on a diplomatic basis. | ||
| It's sarcastic, Harrison. I'm serious. | ||
| I'm serious, you guys. | ||
| I think it's fine if you guys want to leave. | ||
| You should just go. I think you're going to regret it almost immediately. | ||
| What would we regret? What would we regret? | ||
| I think economically it's not feasible. | ||
| Why not? It's not feasible. Because I don't think you guys generate enough revenue to actually sustain yourself without tax revenue from the federal government. | ||
| Now, you can disagree with that, but I think it would be a great social experiment to try it. | ||
| Let's see what happens. | ||
| Because I don't care if you're gone. | ||
| Like, I mean, I don't give a damn if Texas is not part of it. | ||
| I mean, we could eject Texas. | ||
| We should eject almost every one of the southern states. | ||
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Yes, you should. Kick us out. | |
| Kick us out of this wonderful union. | ||
| Oh, no, please, we want to stay. | ||
| We want the oversight. | ||
| We want the federal government. | ||
| We need the FBI and their beautiful ability. | ||
| What would we do without Border Patrol to protect our borders? | ||
| Could we protect ourselves? | ||
| What would we do without the federal funds turning our local police into a paramilitary unit and causing division and strife? | ||
| Oh, whatever would we do without the federal government stopping us from building a wall and flooding our borders with millions of foreigners? | ||
| Oh, how will we ever survive? | ||
| It's great. Yeah, kick us out. | ||
| Yeah, gosh, we're such a burden. | ||
| Just get rid of us. We'll take Tesla and SpaceX and Amazon and all these other companies. | ||
| We'll leave. We'll go with us. | ||
| And, oh, how will we ever survive? | ||
| How can we do things on our own? | ||
| We'll have to wash our own dishes. | ||
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All right, folks, we're doing it. | |
| We're talking about Texas secession. | ||
| We're doing that too. Patty from Boston just made the predictable and yet inaccurate claim that Texas is somehow dependent on federal funds. | ||
| Matt, you were just looking into this. | ||
| this can you tell us what the uh what the numbers were the okay so yeah on the on the bottom half of the uh reliant states here the top one of course is uh new mexico Dependency score 100, return on DAX dollars $4.33. | ||
| California and Massachusetts also ranking higher than Texas on dependency on federal funding. | ||
| But regardless, I mean, my question is, what are the federal funds giving to Texas? | ||
| Like, when they say, oh, you know, Texas receives a million dollars in federal funds, it's like, yeah, a million dollars to fund, like, some, I don't know, LGBTQ daycare, right? | ||
| To fund the latest production of Romeo and Juliet where the genders are swapped so the story makes no sense anymore, right? | ||
| We've got to support these programs, right? | ||
| Well, Texas gets millions of dollars, yeah, in stuff that we don't want and don't need and doesn't help us and actually hurts us. | ||
| Well, they get a lot of funding for Border Patrol, yeah, for the concierge service, for the valet service, for the border, where they spend millions and millions of dollars funneling people into our country, | ||
| into our state, where they clog up the courts with millions upon millions of You know, court cases where they're trying to expel people and we have to give them lawyers and cost something like $15,000 per immigrant just to send them across the border and just have them wander back in two days later. | ||
| Well, what would we do without all of that funding? | ||
| I don't know. Secure the border? | ||
| I don't know. If we just didn't have to deal with the problems created by the federal government, we wouldn't need any federal government money. | ||
| I mean, it's just hilarious. Texas alone is the seventh largest economy in the world. | ||
| But we couldn't handle being alone. | ||
| But we couldn't handle being on our own. | ||
| We need the steady guiding wisdom of Washington, D.C. Like, why? | ||
| I love Dan Miller of the Texas Nationalist Movement. | ||
| When he always says, if we were not in the federal government, would you vote to join? | ||
| I mean, such an absurd idea. | ||
| What would the argument be? There's nothing they provide to us or for us. | ||
| I mean, look at the other countries, you know, other than Mexico in South America. | ||
| Some of them are the size of Rhode Island. | ||
| Like, they're tiny little... | ||
| The idea that you can't be a sovereign nation, that Texas can't be a sovereign nation. | ||
| Texas, right? | ||
| The size of all of Western Europe combined. | ||
| Oh, but we can't be independent. | ||
| No, we have to... Everything we do has to be approved by the communists in California and Massachusetts. | ||
| That makes a lot of sense. | ||
| No. No. It's ridiculous. | ||
| We just need another Declaration of Independence because the previous Declaration of Independence just applies perfectly, 100%, one-to-one. | ||
| Just replace the name of King George III with King Biden the stupid. | ||
| And... All the same overreach, all the same nonsense when it comes to just a very simple opening phrase there. | ||
| When in the course of human events, one population of people must cut ties with another. | ||
| We just have to cut ties with Washington, D.C. Cut ties. | ||
| They don't serve our interests. They don't help us. | ||
| They only hurt us. | ||
| Cut ties. And of course, this is always... | ||
| Treat it as if it's just impossible. | ||
| It cannot happen. Newsweek says, Which, | ||
| again, the only danger of Texas secession is the idea that the federal government in Washington, D.C. would rather kill us than let us leave. | ||
| Like, that's the only threat here. | ||
| And the reality is we see the way things are going in America. | ||
| A lot of people think that we're headed for a civil war anyway. | ||
| And the danger is that if we want to retake our country and regain our country and wrestle our country away from the grips of the International cabal that is using it and manipulating it will at this point. | ||
| Then it will be a massive war. | ||
| It'll be a civil war. And they'll probably bring in foreign soldiers to fight it. | ||
| And you've got China like a wolf at the gate waiting to do whatever it can to overthrow us. | ||
| So any sort of conflict between Americans would be a suicide pact. | ||
| Because as we're fighting, it's just opening ourselves up to our enemies to completely destroy all of us. | ||
| So if we can't fight a civil war, we could just leave peacefully. | ||
| That's why the national divorce phrasing is so apt type of thing where it's like, Look, if I keep living with my wife, it's going to be bad. | ||
| I'm going crazy here. Something bad is going to happen. | ||
| Alright, well, let's calm down. | ||
| Just peacefully go your separate ways. | ||
| You loved each other once. | ||
| It worked for a while, but it's time to move on. | ||
| It's time to separate peacefully. | ||
| You know, we can negotiate. | ||
| You get this. We get this. | ||
| We already have our own power supply. | ||
| We can still deal with the states. | ||
| We can still deal with the United States and Mexico and Canada on an equal basis like any other country does. | ||
| And it's all perfectly reasonable and really the preferable idea. | ||
| I mean, all these people in America who claim that Trump supporters are the biggest threat to democracy, biggest threat to freedom the world has ever seen. | ||
| Like they don't want to live with us. | ||
| They want us all dead. | ||
| They're rounding us up. | ||
| They're throwing away, you know, throwing the leaders of our movements into prison and letting them rot. | ||
| And the so-called Republicans in charge aren't doing anything to help them. | ||
| So clearly, like you don't want us around. | ||
| So just let us leave. | ||
| Just let us leave. Leave us alone. | ||
| We'll go do our own thing, and if we're as bad and as stupid as you say, we'll fail, and you'll get to laugh and point and say, we told you so, and we'll have to eat crow and apologize for being so arrogant. | ||
| If that's the case, then that's the case, but I have a feeling I have a feeling that once we're out from under the shackles and out from under the wet blanket that is the federal government, we'll probably do pretty damn well. | ||
| And if we can have a monetary system, it's actually backed by a state-run bank rather than a privately run federal reserve. | ||
| We can even have maybe a gold-backed currency or some sort of maybe anonymous cryptocurrency. | ||
| We can have a A digital currency for Texas that is not used in the way that the World Economic Forum wants to manipulate currency just as a Bitcoin-style, totally free, Wild West sort of currency that's actually printed by the Texas government. | ||
| And maybe we can put into place programs they have in places like Hungary. | ||
| Where, you know, you can have a new family buys a house and the federal or the, you know, Texas government would help pay for it if they have kids. | ||
| Like each kid that you have, you get like, you know, $30,000 off your mortgage or something. | ||
| You know, like all these programs that they have in places like Hungary and others that have been able to completely reverse their population decline and actually start growing. | ||
| If we can unleash the oil in Texas, we can become an exporter. | ||
| We can sell it to the United States. | ||
| And, uh... But of course, the only problem in this is that it will be Civil War 2.0. | ||
| They will not just let us leave because they know that if Texas does break away, if Texas does secede, we will be incredibly powerful. | ||
| We will show that, just like America did, it was illegal for the colonies to break away from Britain. | ||
| Yeah, they did that too, and what happened? | ||
| It became the most powerful country in the history of the world, a little less than, I don't know, 100 years. | ||
| So it would happen again. They can't let that happen. | ||
| They would have to do everything they could to keep us in. | ||
| And they'd kill us if they couldn't make us remain. | ||
| So that's the only problem. | ||
| But we still have the right to secede. | ||
| Obviously. Because... | ||
| With what? | ||
| With what? No? | ||
| How am I going to be president of Texas if I'm a dual citizen with another country? | ||
| That doesn't make any sense. Oklahoma can come too. | ||
| I see some people in the chat. Yes, Oklahoma can come too. | ||
| What we'll do is we'll do the original Texas boundaries to where we take a chunk of Colorado and Oklahoma with us and maybe a big chunk of New Mexico as well. | ||
| We'll free New Mexico from the shackles of the federal government as well. | ||
| Look, Texas is going to secede. | ||
| The only thing stopping us is naysayers telling us it's not possible. | ||
| Yeah? Talk to Santa Ana. | ||
| He didn't think it was possible either. | ||
| All right, folks, we are going to stare into the orb of our collective audience here and go out your phone calls now. | ||
| We've got Trump Skeptic in Michigan who says Trump is a globalist. | ||
| I have a lot of people texting me about Texas nationalism. | ||
| It's one of those topics that as soon as you start talking about it, you start getting input from every side. | ||
| We can go over some of the people who said on Twitter. | ||
| I got the message from Veritas Nonquamperet. | ||
| It says, Texas would most likely replace the federal income tax with a state income tax. | ||
| So that's a wash. Patty doesn't have a clue. | ||
| And then Texas controls corporate taxes. | ||
| Imagine all the companies that would move here. | ||
| Texas could make money on top of making money by secession, as in actually making the money. | ||
| Patrick says, Patrick just texted me. | ||
| He said, there's no possibility you could have come out of... | ||
| The back currency in Texas, I think he means come out with a gold back currency in Texas. | ||
| You could try it with oil, but that's a finite resource, and I'm not sure that precious metals are going to sustain a currency for you guys at all. | ||
| You would end up having to issue fiat currency, which would obviously cause Ron Paul to have a heart attack, and that would be very sad. | ||
| We don't want that. And then my friend John's texted me about the economy of Texas. | ||
| Apparently it's somewhere between the seventh and ninth largest in the world. | ||
| People don't get that. But, you know, certain topics that you bring up, people just want to talk about. | ||
| One of those is Donald Trump. | ||
| Anytime you bring up Donald Trump, we get people on both sides saying what they think about it. | ||
| So, Trump's skeptic in Michigan. | ||
| You say Trump's a globalist. | ||
| What do you got? Yes, Harrison, Trump is indeed a globalist. | ||
| He's not going to help you, or Texas, so you should succeed because Trump was trained at Jesuit Fordham University, and he went with the Al Smith dinner with Hillary, laughing with the Archbishop there in New York, and then he met with the Pope also. | ||
| Jesuit Joe, he was trained by Jesuits at Pennsylvania and Scranton University, and he met with the Pope. | ||
| They're all globalists. They're not going to help you, dude. | ||
| And so you should secede. | ||
| You know, the first Civil War was not about slavery. | ||
| It was about states' rights. | ||
| They just brainwashed everybody to think it's about slavery. | ||
| But we're all slaves now. | ||
| The 14th Amendment, and it's all slaves. | ||
| So you should secede. | ||
| I support that. But Trump, yeah, he's a total globalist. | ||
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Operation Warp Speed. I mean, but didn't... | |
| I mean, didn't he, you know, one of his famous quotes from the 2016 election was, nationalism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
| I mean, nobody even talked about globalism except for Alex Jones before Donald Trump forced that dichotomy onto the world stage. | ||
| I mean, you know, I agree that he is not, I mean, I don't agree with him 110%, but I mean, don't you think he's a nationalist, not a globalist? | ||
| No, I think he's being used to build this new right movement that, like, you know, Hitler came to power because of the threat of communism, and that's how the new right was built in Germany. | ||
| It's the same playbook the Jesuits are running here because Roman Catholic Hitler, he's a Jesuit. | ||
| And so I don't mean to have the cliche of Trump is Hitler. | ||
| I mean, he hasn't killed any Jews that I know of, but, I mean, he was blaming Israel for that he had that one comment about Israel. | ||
| Having too much power, which I mean the government of Israel, yeah, but I mean it's really the Jesuits and the Vatican that run things through Georgetown University. | ||
| Yeah, but our cooperation and partnership with Israel is sort of key to the whole globalist paradigm, right? | ||
| That's how we project power to the Middle East. | ||
| We're engaged in a lot of stuff in cooperation with Israel, including a lot of the technology stuff. | ||
| So, I mean, that would be another tick in the box of Trump's a nationalist and was fighting against these globalist networks. | ||
| But I get your point. | ||
| I mean... Like I said, I don't think he's perfect or anything, but maybe the dream would be Trump moves to Texas and is like, all right, guys, we're seceding, and then we get all of that Trump energy infused into something that could actually make a major difference, but maybe that's just a pipe dream. | ||
| But I appreciate your point and take your opinion. | ||
| Obviously, I know a lot of our audience agrees with you, so thank you so much for that call, Trump Skeptic. | ||
| Let's go to Sam in Oklahoma. | ||
| You've got a comment about the Green New Deal. | ||
| Thanks for calling in. Sam, you're on the air. | ||
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Hey, what's up, Harrison? How are you? | |
| What was that earlier? | ||
| Y'all wanted a name for it? | ||
| The Green New Deal? I'm just thinking like Woke Joke. | ||
| The Woke Joke? Yeah. | ||
| It's pretty good. Yeah, well, I mean, yeah, the whole woke thing, it's so ridiculous. | ||
| It's so funny because, I mean, that was an InfoWars thing, right? | ||
| For a long time, it was basically like red pill. | ||
| Like, it's so funny that you can just imagine in 10 years people say red pill. | ||
| They mean like, yeah, the transgender Black Lives Matter people, they're so red pilled. | ||
| Like, the term woke has gone a completely 180 degree flip. | ||
| I guess it's appropriate, though, because to be awakened is something entirely different. | ||
| To be woke is like a sort of a dream state where you think you've woken up, but you're actually still dreaming. | ||
| That's sort of wokeness as it stands. | ||
| But thank you for that suggestion, Sam. | ||
| Anything else you say? Shout out to a new social something? | ||
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Yes, a friend of mine who I work with created a social media app. | |
| It's called Mumblet. | ||
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Alex Jones is apparently already on there. | |
| Mumblet? I like that name. | ||
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How do you spell that? M-U-N-B-L-I-T, I believe. | |
| Mumblet. Cool. Well, that's how I thought it was spelled, so you got that going for you. | ||
| Awesome. We'll check it out. Thank you for that suggestion, Sam. | ||
| Mumblet. Can you get it on iPhone? | ||
| Yes, I believe so. You can definitely get it on Android. | ||
| I have it on my phone right now. | ||
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You should create an account and hop on there. | |
| Maybe I will. I might do just that. | ||
| I'll check it out at least. Thanks so much for the call, Sam. | ||
| Appreciate it. Let's go to Patrick in New Jersey. | ||
| Green New Hoax. | ||
| Sorry, maybe I sort of spoiled your punchline there, but thanks for calling in, Patrick. | ||
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You're on the air. Wah, wah, wah, wah. | |
| Killed it. I'm sorry. | ||
| It's good, though. It's good. | ||
| Green New Hoax. It works. | ||
| But it kind of worked out, though, because, like, I had a few that went on. | ||
| Like, when you say something like that, my brain goes in crazy directions. | ||
| So I got the Green New Turret, the Green New Scam. | ||
| You know, I mean, it's all relevant. | ||
| But, Harrison, we're talking. | ||
| I can't even go into this because of the Texas stuff. | ||
| And me coming on, I'm also Patty. | ||
| I have to neutralize the other Patty. | ||
| I have to bring Patty back to the center here. | ||
| Yeah, just the balancing act. | ||
| You know, like, without bad times, there wouldn't be good times. | ||
| You know, like, the contrast. So I need to pull Patty's back to the center line. | ||
| No offense, Patty. I love the guy. | ||
| He came on my show. Oh, nice. | ||
| But he's saying that you can't go out. | ||
| And question, if you guys are succeeding, do you need a birth certificate to be the president of Texas? | ||
| Just wondering. Asking for a friend. | ||
| Yes. Yes, you do. | ||
| Oh, okay. Just a second. | ||
| And then the gold-backed digital currency. | ||
| I got an update on crypto for you that has to do with everything that you're saying. | ||
| So the CDBCs, that's just the government and the Fed version of crypto. | ||
| The crypto that's out there right now, the gold-backed digital currency that I always push is XRP. But the CDBCs is going to be the government and the Fed taking control of the crypto. | ||
| And that's how they're going to put the restrictions on it, because crypto is just the Wild West now. | ||
| And, you know, we do have some fossils in Congress. | ||
| That's why we're so delayed. | ||
| We're the only country that's not adopting these new technologies. | ||
| But the fact of the matter is, the government is going to take the crypto that's already available now, and they're going to put their restrictions on it, and then that's what they're going to do. | ||
| But I strongly... | ||
| I support you guys leaving. | ||
| Well, thank you very much. | ||
| You can come, too. You can help set up the cryptocurrency with which we will break the backs of the central banks. | ||
| Stay tuned, folks. More of your calls on the other side. | ||
| All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| We're watching American Journal. | ||
| And one of the persistent themes that we come across as we read The hogwash in the mainstream media is hypocrisy. | ||
| And we talk about it quite a bit. | ||
| And I try to explain that it's something deeper than hypocrisy. | ||
| Because someone can be a hypocrite with good intentions. | ||
| The example I always use, if I say don't smoke, but I smoke, am I being a hypocrite? | ||
| Yeah. I'm not practicing what I preach. | ||
| I'm doing the thing I'm telling you not to do. | ||
| But am I wrong? No, you shouldn't smoke. | ||
| So, you know, I can be a hypocrite and still sort of want what's best for you or, you know... | ||
| Be preaching something that I believe, but maybe I don't stick to it fully. | ||
| Like, there's a level of hypocrisy that you sort of deal with on an everyday basis that everybody sort of deals with and everybody embodies, and we're all hypocrites to one degree or another. | ||
| Then there's something else. | ||
| Then there is the purposeful lying to people, like, knowingly tricking them into false beliefs for ulterior motives and purposes. | ||
| It's more than hypocrisy. | ||
| It's something much deeper and More insidious than hypocrisy. | ||
| So we're going to talk about what that looks like now. | ||
| The last contrarian on Twitter has this fantastic thread. | ||
| It says, what the elites are selling yuan versus what they actually value in practice. | ||
| A short thread about the advanced psychological warfare that elites are waging against the normies and the midwits. | ||
| And so he has, of course, we see this everywhere, self, the fitness of future where there is some obese lady in a leotard and everybody's telling everyone that this is somehow healthy and good when it's clearly not. | ||
| But, of course, if you go to the gyms where the elites work out, they, of course, recognize what fitness really is. | ||
| They... Aren't confused about this. | ||
| They're lying to their readers. | ||
| They're lying to their audience. They're lying to the people that they see as beneath them and telling them things they don't believe. | ||
| They know. You know, if you were to ask, if you were to inject them with truth serum and say, is it healthy to be fat? | ||
| They know it's not. Of course not. | ||
| But for some reason, they're pushing that. | ||
| They're telling everybody that it's okay. | ||
| They're encouraging an unhealthy lifestyle in people other than themselves while maintaining healthy body weights and being very concerned about those sort of things. | ||
| Internally, externally, they push something damaging on everyone. | ||
| So why are they doing this? | ||
| What's behind this? Well, there's more to it. | ||
| Last Contrarian says, the elites say to the normies, won't you think of your carbon footprint of children? | ||
| Don't have kids. Meanwhile, the elite themselves are having the most children out of anybody. | ||
| It's literally the meme, want to fight climate change? | ||
| Have fewer children. That's the headline you see over and over. | ||
| One of the only times you'll ever see exclusively white people in a picture in mainstream media is when they're White babies, and they're telling you to either abort them or not have them at all. | ||
| They really are not good at hiding their disdain. | ||
| Then this person says, a lot of people don't realize that this relationship has a U shape. | ||
| So in other words, the higher your income, or it's not a one-to-one. | ||
| It's like the lower your income, you have a lot of kids, and then you get to the middle income, you get less kids, but then when you get to the extremely high income, they all have a lot of kids. | ||
| So the elites... | ||
| They have tons of kids. | ||
| Lots of these elite families have just tons and tons of kids, but they're telling you that you need to abort your kid and that children is slavery and you're only free if you're completely... | ||
| You know, a genetic dead end. | ||
| Paul Graham responds saying, I hadn't noticed this trend in Silicon Valley where people put off work, put off having kids for the sake of their careers, but it's very visible in England, especially in the country, lots of Range Rovers containing four blonde children. | ||
| Last Contrarian continues. Similarly, the elites have sold delaying marriages and no-fault divorces to the masses as a form of empowerment. | ||
| Well, take a guess at which social group gets married earlier and has lower rates of divorce. | ||
| So again, they're like, no, getting divorced is a good thing. | ||
| But in their own life, they tend to stay married for a long time. | ||
| Because again, these things, the moral reality is, it's not just like a superstition. | ||
| It actually has tangible benefits. | ||
| Being a moral person, being a chaste person, being a decent and upstanding person, right? | ||
| Staying married when you've made that commitment, waiting until marriage to lose your virginity. | ||
| Like all these things that are religious in nature, they have very tangible and measurable positive impacts on the individual and the society on whole. | ||
| And the elites know this. | ||
| That's why they do these things themselves in their own lives. | ||
| And yet they're evil. So while they know that, you know, staying married and having lots of kids is really beneficial to them, they want to deny that right to you. | ||
| See, there's something very sick in all of this, right? | ||
| There's something very, again, hypocritical, but it's something deeper than that. | ||
| They want to keep these beneficial things for themselves and convince you to not have these things. | ||
| So it's this non-zero-sum mindset sort of thing that we talk about all the time. | ||
| My understanding of strength is that when you're strong, you want other people to be strong. | ||
| When you are blessed, you want other people to be blessed. | ||
| You want other people to have what you have. | ||
| If you have a good life, you want to spread that to people. | ||
| But there's this sickness in a lot of people that goes, if they're doing well, that means I'm not doing well. | ||
| Whatever they have, they've taken it from me. | ||
| There's something in there where they... | ||
| If they see someone else succeeding, I guess it's just jealousy or envy, and they want to destroy them because that makes them feel bigger. | ||
| It's very hateful and... | ||
| Despicable kind of way of thinking. | ||
| But it goes on. Other than fitness and having kids and staying married, they say the academics and journos are the cultural mimetic weapon that elites employ toward their ends. | ||
| Academics and journos are cultural elites but financially poor. | ||
| Many journalists earn no more than $70,000 a year, and these are ideal vectors to carry out your psychological warfare. | ||
| Saying, do you see any difference in how elites message to the masses versus when messaging to their own elite group? | ||
| Think progressive Calvin Klein's ads versus Peloton and Equinox because the elites are the audience that Peloton and Equinox are trying to appeal to, so they're not going to use some 400-pound woman in their ads because they know that that doesn't look healthy and that's not what they're trying to promote. | ||
| He says, | ||
| that's what they hate. | ||
| The elites say total physical and moral degeneracy is good and healthy. | ||
| I mean, it's not my thing. I have this silly old attachment to self-discipline. | ||
| But you do you. It's so accurate. | ||
| But this reminded me of a story I heard a little while ago that I thought I'd revisit here. | ||
| The story of a woman named Sue Ellen Browder. | ||
| The story can be found at verilymag.com. | ||
| How one woman's magazine deceived generations of women. | ||
| Browder was a cosmopolitan magazine writer for 20 years and describes what she wrote as propaganda. | ||
| The goal was to sell women on the idea that sexual liberation is the path to single women's personal fulfillment. | ||
| Browder says, quote, propaganda is very sophisticated and is very sophisticated. | ||
| It's half truth, selected truth, and truth out of context. | ||
| Propaganda is not just used to sell products, she adds, it's also used to sell ideas. | ||
| So she joined Cosmopolitan in the late 60s. | ||
| Beginning in 1971, Browder worked under the legendary Helen Gurley Brown, who was Cosmopolitan's editor-in-chief for more than 30 years and author of the best-selling 1962 book, Sex and the Single Girl. | ||
| And they talk about how they pushed these ideas of degeneracy and of unfaithfulness. | ||
| She says that Browder's... | ||
| So by planting salacious stories about women having extravagant affairs in places such as Cleveland and Des Moines, Iowa, Browder says, the magazine spreads its mores throughout the country and throughout the culture by pretending they were much more widespread than they actually are. | ||
| So again, they write these stories just like, yeah, everybody's cheating on their husband, and it's amazing, and they feel so great about it at the end of the day. | ||
| And they actually... | ||
| The editors made a note that said, look, even if it's a story that happens in New York, place it somewhere outside of New York. | ||
| Say it happened in Cleveland so people don't think, oh, well, this is just that New York elite degenerate crowd. | ||
| Make everybody believe that this is something that everybody in America is engaged in. | ||
| And we'll finish up with this on the other side and talk about, again, this woman waking up and realizing everything we're pushing to people, none of us believe it ourselves. | ||
| We'll go out to your phone calls in just a moment. - But again, we're talking about the hypocrisy, the weaponized hypocrisy. | ||
| At a certain point, it's not hypocrisy. | ||
| It's just deception, just outright deception. | ||
| And of course, this is readily apparent in the way that the elites push on the masses through their organs in the media. | ||
| Lifestyles and choices and beliefs that they themselves don't hold. | ||
| And it's incredibly transparent what they're actually doing. | ||
| Of course, this is nothing new. | ||
| And there's a woman named Sue Ellen Broward who actually wrote a book called something like How I Subverted the Feminist Movement. | ||
| Where she talks about being in Cosmo in the late 60s, being a part of some of the big planning and organization meetings for feminism, and basically how it got hijacked, how it was taken over by people who did not have the best interest of women in mind, actually. And so, you know, she describes the way they plant stories. | ||
| That were clearly made up to make people think that having a sort of degenerate immoral lifestyle is good and fun. | ||
| And of course, none of the people at Cosmopolitan were actually living this way. | ||
| While Browder was married and living a traditional lifestyle quite different than the one she was espousing in Cosmopolitan, she too was corrupted by its influence. | ||
| And she talks about how she basically fell for her own propaganda and decided to get an abortion. | ||
| The year was 1974, the year after Roe vs. | ||
| Wade. She already had two kids, but then got an abortion with her third. | ||
| And she said, I did not realize what a traumatic experience that would be later in my life and how much that would haunt me. | ||
| About 20 years later, in 1994, Browder's last piece appeared in Cosmopolitan. | ||
| About 10 years after that, she converted to Catholicism and sought the help of the church to heal her from the abortion. | ||
| She says, when you start betraying the truth, it will come back to haunt you. | ||
| It will get you in the end. And that's why even though I knew we were making up stories, I still got sucked in and thought abortion would be okay. | ||
| But she says, I was certainly part of the evil empire, if you will. | ||
| And what would I like for young women today is to tell them the truth so they can see how my generation got it wrong, why we got it wrong, and how they can do better, how your generation can do better. | ||
| In order to do better, Prouders says, pro-life women must reclaim the feminist movement for themselves. | ||
| So abortion was just one of the many topics that they promoted in the pages of Cosmopolitan while suffering the consequences of it at home. | ||
| And when asked why all of this hijacking of the women's movement occurred, Browder says it was about money. | ||
| It was about more than that, but money was certainly a part of it. | ||
| She says, quote, And it's true, but it's like, is it really about the money because they're ruining these women's lives? | ||
| Is that worth it? She says, quote, now there's the other side of it. | ||
| I say we're all liberated. Are we? | ||
| On one hand, yes. We can go to college. | ||
| We can get a degree. We can be doctors, lawyers, engineers. | ||
| We can do all this stuff. We can make all this money. | ||
| But how liberated are we if our girls have got that, talking about her iPhone, in their pockets before they can even think? | ||
| In other words, the propaganda, which she was a part of and didn't even really recognize until she got out of the mix 30 years ago, she now realizes it's that much more powerful that this type of messaging is being pumped in by social networks, by people's friends, not just the cosmopolitan magazine at the she now realizes it's that much more powerful that this type But there's another article from the Catholic National Register, an interview with Ms. Brown, Broward, who says, It was women's sexual fantasies that we were selling. | ||
| It was only when I got on staff and I saw that we were making up a lot of those stories, and when I saw that Betty Friedan had called Cosmo, quote, quite obscene and quite horrible, that I realized the two were separate. | ||
| From my vantage, I thought of myself as a family feminist. | ||
| I was married with a child, and Helen Gurley Brown, Cosmo's editor-in-chief, was married. | ||
| My articles editor that I worked for was married. | ||
| We were not living this Cosmo girl lifestyle. | ||
| We were just selling it. | ||
| So in other words, I mean, this has been going on for a very long time. | ||
| People at the top know exactly what they're doing. | ||
| They live married lives. | ||
| They have children. They have, you know, they are, they don't go out and cheat. | ||
| They don't have affairs. And yet every story they write promotes abortion when they have kids, promotes divorce when they're married, promotes extra, you know, Marriage activity. | ||
| Cheating on your husband. They don't do that, right? | ||
| Putting off having a kid to focus on your career. | ||
| None of them did that. So none of them did these things, and yet they made a concerted effort to push it on kids, and it was directed from the top by the editor who was doing this on purpose, selling an unhealthy lifestyle that they themselves didn't adhere to. | ||
| It's worse than hypocrisy. | ||
| It's downright evil, in my opinion, and I cannot imagine what it would be like to actually Participate in that sort of thing. | ||
| Luckily I don't have to since we at InfoWars simply want the best for everyone and aren't going to be promoting any negative activity for any group of people. | ||
| And this really is sort of one of those, you know, it's like the non-zero-sum game type of things. | ||
| And it's one of the things I just don't get about the current paradigm when it comes to race or division in this country. | ||
| You should want everybody to do well. | ||
| I want white people to do well. | ||
| I want black people to do well. | ||
| I want Hispanic people and Asian people to do well. | ||
| It's weird that people have now been convinced of this idea that like How many times has Black Lives Matter promoted a policy of improving black lives? | ||
| It's all about tearing down white people. | ||
| Tear down their statues. | ||
| Get rid of their paintings. Get rid of their pictures. | ||
| Don't read their books. That's not building anybody up. | ||
| It's just tearing down. It's this idea that because they have it, that means we don't have it. | ||
| It's a zero-sum kind of Game that they're pushing. | ||
| And it's utterly despicable. | ||
| They're doing it consciously. They know they're doing it. | ||
| Everybody in Cosmo to CNN know exactly what they're up to. | ||
| They're selling poison to people while avoiding it themselves. | ||
| Luckily, like I said, we don't have to worry about that here at InfoWars because what we promote, what we celebrate, is how we live. | ||
| And the things that we do for our family, we suggest you do for yours. | ||
| So I take the self-advented InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
| I Share the links. | ||
| I talk about this stuff in my personal life. | ||
| And you can just know that when you go to the mainstream media, it's not that they're stupid. | ||
| It's that they're lying. They're doing it on purpose. | ||
| And they despise you. | ||
| And they want what's worst for you. We want what's best for you. | ||
| And that's why we ask you to go to Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| Not just to keep us on the air and keep us fighting back against these despicable hypocrites. | ||
| But also because we believe in these products. | ||
| We use these products. And... | ||
| We love these products. So go to InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
| Find a product you will love today. | ||
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| Go there today. Keep us on the air and live like we live because we're not hypocrites. | ||
| With that, we go to Paul in Florida, FEMA Region 4. | ||
| Thanks for calling in. Paul, you're on the air. | ||
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So let's talk about this. Crimes Against Christians and First Amendment. | |
| A gentleman on Gab, Tyler Dinsmore, in the state of Washington. | ||
| He has a Gab business, which is Dinsmore Cheap Skin. | ||
| He made a video, because it's Pride Must, explaining why it's sin to be pride or proudful, if you will, like sodomites and stuff. | ||
| Well, his neighbor, which happens to be lesbians, reported him on the video and sent to the police. | ||
| The police came by and visited him, and they kind of laughed about it to him and just said, just keep it down, ignore her, whatever. | ||
| Well, he got swatted by DHS. For that video. | ||
| Wait, wait, wait. | ||
| So, when people say swatted online, a lot of times they mean that you literally call in a fake report, right? | ||
| So, he was actually raided by the DHS who knew what he did and raided him because he posted wrong think about the LGBT community. | ||
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Okay. Yes, even helicopters. | |
| On his Give, Send, Go, which is up to over $18,000, thankfully, it says Tyler is a God-fearing man. | ||
| He was arrested on June 17th by seven different law enforcement agencies and being held on $1 million bail. | ||
| His crime hurting the feelings of a homosexual. | ||
| He was First Amendment. | ||
| He's reading from the Bible, explaining what it says about We're good to go. | ||
| We've been doing research on Gab. | ||
| We found out the person that reported him. | ||
| We posted her information on Twitter. | ||
| She reported her to her state. | ||
| She runs an unlicensed massage business. | ||
| She has a lot of hateful rhetoric on her social media account, which is now private. | ||
| Well, I'm very glad that you brought our attention to this, because I was not aware of this. | ||
| We're going to look into this right now during the break, and we'll talk about it some next week. | ||
| Next hour, folks. It's a new state religion, and blasphemy will be punished by the state. | ||
| Stay tuned. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Third hour of American Journal has begun. | ||
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| And we hope that you do. We'll be covering some more in this next hour. | ||
| We've got some Ukraine news to discuss, and we've got a bunch of other news that I really haven't even touched on, some headlines we can mention, some more revelations about Uvalde. | ||
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| So with that, we go out to your phone calls now. | ||
| We've got Mike in Ohio, Jay in New York, Tim in California. | ||
| We'll get to all of you. | ||
| And Aaron in New Mexico. We'll get to all of you this hour. | ||
| But let's begin with Marcus in Ohio, who's got five new conspiracy theories for me to rate on a scale of 1 to 10. | ||
| One being... | ||
| I always forget how it works. | ||
| One is, I believe, the... | ||
| Real story, 10 is, I believe, the conspiracy theory. | ||
| That's what we're doing at this time? | ||
| All right, good. We're running out of conspiracies. | ||
| I'm glad you've scrounged together five more. | ||
| Hit us, Marco, with the conspiracy theories. | ||
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Well, I keep it all on a little list, and this would be 35, 340 that I've called in for. | |
| That's awesome. I'm a driver, so I have a lot of free time. | ||
| I'm not a low life. | ||
| Here we go. I said, I'm a driver, so I got a lot of free time. | ||
| That's why I'm on 35 through 40. | ||
| I love it. I think you're spending your time very wisely, sir. | ||
| So go ahead. | ||
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What are the conspiracy theories? How about witchcraft? | |
| It might not be really serious, but... | ||
| Oh, witchcraft in general? | ||
| Yeah, I'm like an 8 or 9 or maybe even 10 on that. | ||
| I mean, I'm pretty much a 10. | ||
| I'm pretty much a 10 on witchcraft. | ||
| There's a lot of evidence out there for it. | ||
| It still happens in Africa to an insane degree. | ||
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Okay, I had you at a 5. | |
| Let's see here. The next one I got is pretty high on. | ||
| The Walmart tunnels? | ||
| Are they like part of the military logistics or... | ||
| You know, I was actually talking to my dad about that yesterday, about the, like, deep underground bases and whether they have tunnels connecting. | ||
| I mean, there are a lot of tunnels under every major American city. | ||
| Like, even Austin, we have no subway system. | ||
| Nobody has basements here. But there are tunnels connecting the Capitol to various businesses throughout downtown and even further. | ||
| So, I'd say like a seven, six or seven on that one because there definitely are tunnels, whether... | ||
| They're connected to Walmarts. | ||
| I doubt that that's the case, but, you know, it's the type of stuff that there's a grain of truth there, that there are underground tunnels for the deep state to move military, you know, items and things like that. | ||
| Certainly is the case, but then, you know, that gets taken out of context or tied into a bunch of other stuff that I don't necessarily believe, so I'm a six or seven on that. | ||
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Okay, how about backmasking in music? | |
| What was the first word? Backmasking? | ||
| I don't know what that is. Yeah, yeah, like speech and stuff. | ||
| You know, that's another one. I'd give that like a five. | ||
| So I had friends in high school who worked on the yearbook, or they didn't work on the yearbook, but the yearbook that year, there was a bunch of bands in the school that year, and so part of the yearbook was they came out with a CD with songs from each one of these bands, and my friends made... | ||
| songs for this and they included stuff in there like in backwards voices just like kind of as a joke so it's like it definitely happens like bands do it and especially since the rumor and the urban myth started then more and more bands started doing it so it certainly takes place and and bands do it but uh I don't think it's like a subliminal messaging type of thing that that never made sense to me if that I don't know if that's a good answer but I'm like a five on that Okay, and the next one kind of ties in with it. | ||
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I think they're both where your brain tells you you want to hear it, or in this case, see it, and the subliminal messages in Disney movies. | |
| Oh, 100% on purpose. | ||
| I mean, how funny is it that, yeah, you used to have to pause Lion King and you'd see the word sex spelled out in dust. | ||
| And now it's just like, the new Lion King has a gay relationship with hardcore sex scenes in it. | ||
| It's amazing and progressive. | ||
| Oh, how things have changed. | ||
| We'll finish up with Marcus on the other side. | ||
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All right, folks, we're back. | |
| Marcus in Ohio talking about conspiracy theories. | ||
| Yeah, I think the Disney writers used to very subtly put in symbols they thought were a little naughty. | ||
| Just a little something that might slip through. | ||
| I mean, in fact, you don't even need to speculate about it in the Rescuers movie. | ||
| It was either the Rescuers or the Rescuers Down Under. | ||
| There's a scene where they're flying through a tunnel and... | ||
| There's actually a pornographic picture in the frame of the movie. | ||
| You can pause it, and we probably can't even show it on screen because it's actually like a topless woman in one frame of that movie, and nobody realized it until it came out on VHS, and you could actually pause it and scroll frame by frame because back in the day, you just saw it in the movie theater, so you couldn't tell the projectionist, hey, stop, rewind. | ||
| So, again, it's not even speculation. | ||
| It's how much... Of it was in there and why were they putting it in there? | ||
| But yeah, there's that classic Down Unders segment. | ||
| Yeah, there it is. So it's the mice going past and there's literally a photo in this animated movie. | ||
| There's a photo of a topless woman in the background. | ||
| So, I mean, that's the proof right there. | ||
| There's no belief or not belief. | ||
| And, of course, now we see the way Disney acts, and so it's not a surprise that they were trying to subvert morals with their movies early on. | ||
| I think that was four, right, Marcus? | ||
| Do we have one more? Yes, sir. | ||
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This one has kind of got multiple ones, like Famous Singers. | |
| Supposedly still being alive. | ||
| Tupac, Elvis, Paul McCartney died. | ||
| Sort of the opposite theory. | ||
| The Tupac one is somewhat believable for me just because he had talked before about faking his own death. | ||
| But in general, I don't believe those. | ||
| I don't really believe... | ||
| Any of those as far as I can tell. | ||
| To me, if you're talking about somebody faking their own death, someone like Jeffrey Epstein, I could see that happening. | ||
| People think that Jack Ruby faked his death after the JFK assassination. | ||
| He very coincidentally came down with fast-acting cancer and was supposedly killed, but... | ||
| There are fake deaths like that that occur when it's people who are wanted or would spend the rest of their lives in jail, and they end up dying, and every once in a while you see images of them. | ||
| Don't forget Jimmy Hoffa. | ||
| Yeah, well, Jimmy Hoffa, nobody knows what happened to him. | ||
| So, yeah, I'm like a two on that. | ||
| I don't really think that happens that much. | ||
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All right, well, that wraps them all up for me today. | |
| I appreciate it, sir. I appreciate you. | ||
| That's always very fun. I always appreciate those little segments. | ||
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Thank you all. Have a good day. | |
| Thanks so much, Marcus. Let's go now to Jay in New York, who has a crazy idea about election security. | ||
| Great, Jay. That's what we thrive on here, crazy ideas. | ||
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You're on the air. Yeah. | |
| You know, I watched the 2000 Mules with some friends, and I'm thinking, why don't they have some... | ||
| Why don't the American people... | ||
| Put together some booths that they can vote in, paper pallets, and count outside of the courthouses that people vote in and set up maybe some of our own cameras on these if they have the lockdown again. | ||
| Put our own people and our own cameras on all of the boxes that they're going to try to make us vote on, you know? | ||
| Yeah. Yeah, yeah. | ||
| Well, there's laws with voter intimidation, so you'd have to do it the legal way. | ||
| You'd have to actually become poll watchers. | ||
| I mean, I think, you know, I don't have a lot of hope that the 2020 election is going to be reversed. | ||
| I think it was clearly stolen. | ||
| I think, you know, you can make the argument. | ||
| If there was justice in this world, there would be an investigation and votes would be canceled if they were gathered illegally. | ||
| But that's not going to happen. | ||
| So the one positive you can take out of things like 2,000 mules is moving forward. | ||
| You know their game plan now. | ||
| You know how they're going to do it. | ||
| And it's up to all of us in our own localities to get involved and to make sure that you're doing something to counteract this Democrat maneuver, right? | ||
| So however you need to sign up, however you need to get involved, however you need to do it, just make sure you're doing it legally. | ||
| And take the lessons that we learned from 2020 and just make sure they don't get away with it again. | ||
| And that's how we can prevent this from moving forward. | ||
| But we got to be careful about it, Jay. | ||
| I have one of those things. | ||
| The Green New Deal thing, they should call it the no green backs for you and you'll like it deal. | ||
| Yeah, right. The Green New Reset. | ||
| Maybe we can call it something like that. | ||
| The Green New Reset. | ||
| Building back... Retarded. | ||
| I don't know. I'm sorry. | ||
| That was offensive. I didn't mean that. | ||
| Thanks so much for the call, Jay. | ||
| Great stuff. Yeah, the election integrity, it's on our shoulders now. | ||
| The authorities are not going to do anything to prevent anything like this from happening. | ||
| So now that we know it takes place, everybody listening to my voice needs to be either volunteering or doing something to help guarantee that people don't get away with stuff like this. | ||
| Let's go now to Mike in Ohio. | ||
| He wants to talk about unity. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, Mike. You're on the air. | ||
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Hey Harrison, how you doing? | |
| Good, thank you. Okay, so my theory is that we are never going to win this battle against the New World Order unless we have some kind of unity. | ||
| So Infowars audience is great, but one guy making a website is really not going to do the trick. | ||
| So we are in a battle of good versus evil. | ||
| The evil side is led by Satan. | ||
| And the institution that the evil that Satan is using is the New World Order, the various institutions that they have. | ||
| The good side is led by God, and this is the part that no one wants to hear, but God created an institution, a physical institution, to carry on his work. | ||
| And all the power and might and weapons and tools are within that institution. | ||
| And that institution has been, unfortunately, infiltrated in the 60s by revolutionaries. | ||
| And it's a shell of what it once was. | ||
| But you don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. | ||
| The institution is still the single... | ||
| The only tool that will defeat Satan and the New World Order. | ||
| So, yeah, I mean, you're right, and that's one of the, you know, big struggles I think we have is, you know, especially when you look at things like the America First Coalition, Nick Fuentes, you know, and a lot of people, extremely strong Catholics, and yet you look at what the Catholic Church is actually up to. | ||
| I mean, who do you think is funding the migrant invasion? | ||
| It's Catholic Charities, right? | ||
| Who is partnering with the Rothschilds and Mark Benioff to create, you know, the stakeholder capitalism? | ||
| It's the Pope, who is... | ||
| Cooperating with Jews and Muslims to create the Abrahamic religion of the Antichrist. | ||
| It's the Pope. So it's like, how do you harness the real true righteousness of the Catholic Church when it's being controlled and headed by such a clearly satanic cabal? | ||
| I mean, I don't know how to deal with it. | ||
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Two quick points. | |
| Number one, look at the reverse of all those things. | ||
| So, yes, the Pope is funding ridiculous things. | ||
| Catholic Charities is totally corrupt. | ||
| Go back 50 years, and the Vatican had a—actually, Hollywood used to make movies They wouldn't make movies unless the Catholic Church would say they were approved. | ||
| Right. No, and that's the power. | ||
| Yeah, the Catholics in this country used to have huge, huge sway when it came to, you know, cultural... | ||
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In matters of morals. | |
| Right. And so all the things you've been talking about, Disney, you know, morals, those have a home. | ||
| And the problem is, like you said, Catholic Church has been corrupted so that you just revert back to what it was before the 60s. | ||
| Right. There's a traditional Catholic movement, it's exploding, and it will be the thing that displaces the Pope and displaces all these radicals that have corrupted it. | ||
| And it will be the thing that takes on the new world order and defeats it. | ||
| Well, I would love to see that happen. | ||
| Yeah, they got to clear out their house first, and then I'd be happy to join forces with them. | ||
| But they won't. | ||
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They won't until people, it's going to be people that reject it and go back to traditional Catholicism that then clear house. | |
| Yeah, I think, to me, it's why not go past Catholicism to Orthodoxy? | ||
| Orthodoxy is totally decentralized, so you don't have to worry about the power structure being taken over and corrupted in the same way that you do with the Vatican. | ||
| I think that power structure itself is sort of unsalvageable at this point. | ||
| You know, folks, there's something about race that just ruins everything. | ||
| I can think of so many examples of movements that start off good, and then you just get race injected into it, and it goes completely off the handle. | ||
| Obviously, the main example would be police brutality, right? | ||
| Info wars, info warriors, I mean, all through high school, all through college, like, I was one of these people that would always post any time there was some You know, horrific video of police, you know, beating someone to death or shooting some unarmed guy who's begging for his life. | ||
| You know, you... Put that out and you try to explain to people how we got to this situation. | ||
| The militarization of local police, the military surplus that is required to get your federal funding. | ||
| You have to go through certain trainings to treat the people like they're not citizens to be protected, but enemies to be combated and defeated. | ||
| The war on drugs and the You know, overwhelming violence and chaos that that creates. | ||
| And so, you know, for years you're desperately trying to tell people, hey, the police are out of control. | ||
| The police are being turned into this military force. | ||
| The police are being used to bring about tyranny. | ||
| The police are beating and... | ||
| Killing innocent people and they're getting away with it. | ||
| You try to make people aware of this and then suddenly everybody cares. | ||
| Suddenly everybody you know suddenly realizes and cares very deeply about police brutality, except they think it has to do with race. | ||
| And so they just go on racist tirades and make a bunch of policies having to do with race. | ||
| None of the police brutality is even remotely addressed. | ||
| None of it is limited or restricted. | ||
| None of it ends. | ||
| There's no less police brutality than ever before. | ||
| There's just way more crime, way more chaos, way more division, way more racial animus. | ||
| And it's all chaotic and stupid and counterproductive. | ||
| It's incredibly infuriating and it happens over and over and over again. | ||
| you I'll show you a couple of examples here. | ||
| This is by somebody named Abayami, not Abayami, I don't know. | ||
| Someone on Twitter says this. | ||
| Leaked Hillary Clinton emails reveal NATO killed Gaddafi to stop the formation of the United States of Africa. | ||
| A thread. She has a bunch of good information here. | ||
| Of the 3,000 emails released from Hillary Clinton's private email server in late December 2015, about a third were from her close confidant, Sidney Blumenthal. | ||
| One of these emails, dated April 2, 2011, read in part, quote, Qaddafi's government holds 143 tons of gold and a similar amount in silver. | ||
| This gold was accumulated prior to the current rebellion and was intended to be used to establish a pan-African currency based on the Libyan golden dinar. | ||
| This plan was... Designed to provide the Francophone African countries with an alternative to the French Franc. | ||
| In a source comment, the original classified email added, quote, According to knowledgeable individuals, the quantity of gold and silver is valued at more than $7 billion. | ||
| The French intelligence officers discovered this plan shortly after the current rebellion began. | ||
| And this was one of the influences, one of the factors that influenced President Nicolas Sarkozy's decision to commit France to the attack on Libya. | ||
| According to these individuals, Sarkozy's plans are driven by the following issues. | ||
| One, a desire to gain a greater share of the Libyan oil production. | ||
| And two, to increase French influence in North Africa. | ||
| Three, to improve his internal political situation in France. | ||
| Four, to provide the French military with an opportunity to reassert his position in the world. | ||
| Five, to address the concerns of his advisors over Qaddafi's long-term plans to implement, to supplant France as the dominant power in Francophone Africa. | ||
| Conspicuously absent is any mention of humanitarian concerns. | ||
| The objectives were to get rid of the unification of Africa, money, power, and oil. | ||
| Qaddafi and Obama were best friends, but since Obama was now on the West side making matters worse, says the President of the U.S., the West broke their friendship. | ||
| This is what Qaddafi said about Obama, his friend, wanting him dead. | ||
| Mainstream media will never tell you this. | ||
| The media is the most powerful entity on Earth. | ||
| They have the power to make the innocent guilty and the guilty innocent. | ||
| And that is power because they control the minds of the masses. | ||
| All that is accurate. | ||
| All of that is true. | ||
| But all of that is predicated on this idea that it was the unification of Africa that they were against because NATO is racist. | ||
| NATO is racist. They wanted to keep down the power of Africa. | ||
| I didn't see race mentioned anywhere in there. | ||
| It's just one of these things where these people, like this woman, her entire thing is Africa. | ||
| Her entire existence is about promoting Africa and about promoting black solidarity and black unity. | ||
| So it's one of these things where it's like you could tell her everything that she just relayed to you and not mention it was Africa and she wouldn't care. | ||
| You could go, no, Gaddafi was trying to set up an independent... | ||
| Monetary system based on gold. | ||
| He was trying to free his people and other people from control of the central banks that are all controlled by the Rothschild family and other major international banking families that use the central banks to take over and many times destroy countries. | ||
| So he was trying to free himself. It was entirely a monetary policy type thing. | ||
| It was a threat to the banking monopoly. | ||
| That currently exists in the world. | ||
| It's the same reason or one of the contributing factors to why Iran and Syria we're currently at war with. | ||
| Because they also are interested in not being a vassal of the international banking community. | ||
| So it has nothing to do with that. So you can tell her all this. | ||
| You can go, look, he was going to create a gold-backed dinar. | ||
| And then they go and they kill him. | ||
| She doesn't care, right? | ||
| So... So what? | ||
| What do I care? But then it's like, oh, but now let's phrase it as if it's actually about African. | ||
| Actually, it was race was involved. | ||
| And suddenly it's like, oh, well, this is super important. | ||
| Now we need to make people aware of this because it comports to my previous narrative of everything in the world is white people evil, black people good. | ||
| And so now I can talk about this. | ||
| Now we can promote this. So it's just like yet another thing where we could find unity here. | ||
| There could be unity in this. | ||
| We could finally understand that it doesn't matter if you're black, white, Muslim, Jewish, Christian, American, Middle Eastern, African. | ||
| It doesn't matter. We are all under the same yoke. | ||
| We are all under the same thumb. | ||
| We are all being kept prisoners by the same monetary fiat system that's used as invisible chains. | ||
| Right? You can't see them, but they're there controlling you and keeping you down. | ||
| And when somebody tries to break free of these chains, when somebody tries to create a actually gold-backed currency or a currency that's not fiat, not controlled by central banks, then they get murdered. | ||
| They get humiliated. Doesn't matter how powerful they are. | ||
| Doesn't matter if they're the president or duly elected or a strongman dictator. | ||
| It doesn't matter. They will be humiliated. | ||
| They'll be dragged through the streets. They'll be sodomized to death by their own people. | ||
| As a warning to anybody else that dares to combat this banking combine that threatens all humans equally, keeps us all under its thumb, and will kill anybody of any race, color, or creed that dares to stand up against them. | ||
| It's a singular enemy against all of humanity. | ||
| But here come our friendly African nationalists to tell us, actually, it's about evil white people attacking black people. | ||
| And it's just... It's just so baffling and infuriating the way that this continually works. | ||
| It's just if we could just rise above these pathetic instincts that people have to have this You know, racial identity that surmounts everything else. | ||
| And, like, it's just bizarre. | ||
| You know, again, if all this stuff was happening in Finland, you think this woman would care? | ||
| No, she's an African supremacist. | ||
| She cares about Africa. She cares about being able to frame things as if it's black versus white, because that's the paradigm in which she sees the world. | ||
| And if this happened in Finland, she wouldn't have even reported on it. | ||
| So how are we going to actually solve the real problems when every real problem that we get close to solving, when you actually come out with the truth of it, it gets taken over and confiscated and usurped by racial activists who just use it to sow even more division based on the immutable aspects of humanity over which we have no control. | ||
| It's just so inferior. It's like you're almost there. | ||
| You almost get it. | ||
| You're almost on the cusp. | ||
| We're almost at a revolution. | ||
| We can almost cast off these chains. | ||
| We can almost free all of humanity until the racial activists come to decide that actually it's us versus you and we need to fight each other. | ||
| Welcome back, folks. There's another case where I find this sort of phenomenon taking place where, again, it's like We almost come together. | ||
| We're almost there. | ||
| We're almost agreeing on something. | ||
| But then there's this division that's inserted into it. | ||
| And usually it's racist. | ||
| Sometimes it's sexist. | ||
| Sometimes it's just... | ||
| I really can't help but think that it's either and or. | ||
| It could be either or. | ||
| Like purposefully brought about by people who are trying to dissuade Americans from coming together and actually going against people that are actually doing the things that we hate. | ||
| Or whether it's just like a mental tick that people have that they can't shake off. | ||
| Like it's a viewpoint of the world that is so well inculcated into their worldview that it's not a conscious decision they're making. | ||
| They just can't help themselves. | ||
| I don't know which one it is, but, you know, obviously in some cases it's purposefully done. | ||
| We've talked about it before how the entire concept of the ESG score came about because of Occupy Wall Street and how Occupy Wall Street was completely, you could say, non-denominational, right? | ||
| It wasn't Republican. It wasn't Democrat. | ||
| It wasn't Black. It wasn't White. | ||
| There was no identity politics. | ||
| It was the people versus the 1%, the 99 versus the 1%, the people versus the banking and industrial complexes that do everything they can to rob and destroy us. | ||
| And so how did that Occupy Wall Street work? | ||
| Movement get destroyed. | ||
| It got destroyed by the injection of identity politics. | ||
| Suddenly, all these people who gathered together, regardless of race, color, and creed to oppose the banks, suddenly found that every meeting they had was taken over by people shrieking about identity and saying, well, you can't talk first because we have to let a person of color talk first. | ||
| And that idea might be good, but we can't go with it because you're a white male. | ||
| And so suddenly this very powerful and could have been effective movement against an actual problem disintegrated and fell apart into politics. | ||
| Identity infighting. And the banks realized what a very powerful tool this was to distract people from them, distract people from focusing on the banks, and instead fight each other over pointless differences that aren't actually hurting anybody. | ||
| So we know that some of it is purposely implemented, but I think people like Ilhan Omar kind of can't help themselves. | ||
| I don't even know if they understand what they're doing. | ||
| And so again, it's one of these things where when it comes to Israel, I generally agree with Ilhan Omar. | ||
| But she only agrees with me because of the racial dynamics. | ||
| If you were to tell her, if you were to describe the Israel-Palestine situation, but say it was happening in Scandinavia, she would not give a damn. | ||
| But explain it and say, oh, but one side is white, one side is brown. | ||
| Then it's an outrage. Then she cares about it very much because it comports to her preconceived notion of race being the only division that matters in the world and that every bad thing that's ever happened is white supremacy because it's white people versus everybody else. | ||
| And so now the conflict fits in her pre-established paradigm. | ||
| Now she can care about it. Now she can understand it. | ||
| So she's right in her conclusion, but she's The way she got there was on a bunch of fallacies. | ||
| So it's just one of these bizarre things. | ||
| And I feel the same way about her support of Julian Assange. | ||
| So she has come out in support of Julian Assange. | ||
| Julian Assange, of course, is now to be extradited to the United States to face injustice, to face a lifetime in prison for simply telling the truth. | ||
| And Ilhan Omar actually tweeted in support of him. | ||
| Fantastic. Good. She should. | ||
| But she tweeted it with this video. | ||
| Clip number 11, Medir Hassan makes the case for why the prosecution of Assange is indefensible. | ||
| And again, I'm glad they're supporting Assange. | ||
| I'm glad they're arguing that this journalist should not be killed or imprisoned for simply publishing the truth and publishing secret documents that the United States government would rather maintain secretive. | ||
| But They wouldn't care if it wasn't brown people being killed that he revealed. | ||
| That's the annoying part of all this. | ||
| And pay attention, and we'll just play the first part of this video that Ilhan Omar retweeted with Madir Hassan making this case. | ||
| But just the very beginning, just his opening statement, the way this is framed is so illuminating as to what's really going on in their minds. | ||
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Let's watch. Sometimes, to defend basic principles like free speech or a free press, you have to defend people you may find distasteful, maybe even people you loathe. | |
| And with that in mind, we need to talk about Julian Assange. | ||
| Let's pause it right there. | ||
| What has Julian Assange done? | ||
| Why would you start a segment about Julian Assange by predicating it by saying sometimes you have to defend people that you loathe and despise? | ||
| The implication, obviously, is that he, for some reason, loathes and despises Julian Assange. | ||
| And that somehow he's being even more moral. | ||
| He's even more righteous because he's able to overcome his own personal hate of Julian Assange to fight for the principle of free speech. | ||
| Even somebody I hate Should be allowed free speech like Julian Assange. | ||
| But why do you hate Julian Assange? | ||
| What has Julian Assange ever done or said that would give you any reason to hate him? | ||
| Honestly. It's an honest question. | ||
| Even someone like Elon Musk, like, I get how people could, you know, hear the things that he says and sort of be offended by some of the stuff because he's edgy and he makes edgy jokes. | ||
| But, like, Can anybody point to me a single time Julian Assange has said a single thing objectionable? | ||
| Has he ever even mentioned race? | ||
| Has he ever mentioned religion? | ||
| I would think, if I had to guess, I'd say he's probably an atheist. | ||
| I don't know what religion he is. | ||
| I don't know what he believes at all. | ||
| All I know is that he takes secrets from governments and gives them to the people. | ||
| He's a hero. No holds barred. | ||
| So again, but it's illustrating, it's illuminating as to what their mindset is. | ||
| Why does he hate Julian Assange? | ||
| What does he have against Julian Assange? | ||
| Julian Assange is simply a prisoner for free speech. | ||
| I mean, it's cut and dry. | ||
| So why frame it like this? | ||
| Because they have to ensure that their audience doesn't get mad at them for... | ||
| Being on the side of a white guy because they've somehow convinced the Democrats that Julian Assange is a Republican and so they hate him for that. | ||
| What is going on in their minds? | ||
| Again, I'm glad they're supporting Julian Assange, but why phrase it this way? | ||
| Let's go back to this video. | ||
| That's the only part of the video I watched because as soon as I heard that, I just paused and got so mad because it's just like, why? | ||
| What has he done? What has he said? | ||
| I don't even know if they understand that. | ||
| Why they have the opposition to Julian Assange, they do. | ||
| So they hate him because he exposed the people that the Democrats like are despicable liars and completely corrupt corporate drones. | ||
| So why would he hate that? | ||
| So it's just political. | ||
| It's just because he hates political. | ||
| So let's go back to this video. | ||
| Let's see what Hassan has to say. | ||
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Some of you might not like what I have to say, but hear me out. | |
| A British court ruled on Friday that Julian Assange can be extradited to the United States to face charges that could result in decades of jail time, reversing a lower court decision in the long-running case against the embattled WikiLeaks founder. | ||
| Now, Julian Assange doesn't have many friends here in the US. Pre-2016, the right didn't like him because they saw him as anti-American, an Australian far-leftist leaking US military secrets and undermining our global war on terror. | ||
| Post-2016, liberals didn't like him because of his role in leaking DNC emails, undermining Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. | ||
| Wow, wow. No way, Hassan. | ||
| It's almost like there's not a distinction between liberals and Democrats at the highest rungs of power. | ||
| It's almost like there's only two divisions, those in power, the elites, those in charge, the powers that be, and everybody else. | ||
| I'm right-wing. I didn't hate Julian Assange back before 2016. | ||
| Sure, some neocon warmongers did. | ||
| But I guess you're just falling for that dichotomy too. | ||
| It's like they can't help themselves but fall into the division. | ||
| They can't help themselves but want to create strife or conflict. | ||
| And I guess it's just baffling just being on InfoWars where it's just like, You loved Julian Assange when he was exposing the right-wing warmongers. | ||
| You loved Julian Assange when he's exposing the Hillary Clinton. | ||
| They're MSNBC. They sowed the division in the first place. | ||
| Yeah, they sowed the division, yeah. Exactly. | ||
| I mean, it's just, it's so infuriating the way that, like, there's so much stuff from Julian Assange to Gaddafi to the banking combine to the wars that, like, none of us like. | ||
| We all disagree on it. | ||
| We could solve all of these problems if just people like that would stop desperately trying to inject racial or political division where it doesn't belong. | ||
| Welcome back, folks. Let's go directly out to your phone calls in this final segment of this Tuesday broadcast of American Journal. | ||
| Aaron in New Mexico has been very patient with us. | ||
| Thanks so much for waiting. | ||
| Aaron, you are on the air. | ||
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Hey, Harrison. First of all, thanks for taking some of New Mexico with you in the Texas succession scenario. | |
| You can all come if you want. | ||
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You can all come. Oh, well, let's not go that far. | |
| I'm all in. My bags are packed. | ||
| But let's get on to the real meaning of the Green New Deal. | ||
| The Green New Deal equals hot bug meal. | ||
| Yum. Yep, the hot bug meal. | ||
| Putting the word hot in front of bug really gives it a whole different flavor, doesn't it? | ||
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Right. Yep, but we're headed towards what they want us to do, so... | |
| Yeah, so how can Republicans capitalize on what the Democrats are up to right now? | ||
| Nobody likes it. Nobody wants it. | ||
| Nobody wants to eat bugs. | ||
| Everybody recognizes what a weird and sort of horrific thing it is to tell people not to have children. | ||
| There's so much ripe fruit there for the picking if the Republicans just felt like reaching up and grasping it. | ||
| How do you think they should make the argument, Aaron? | ||
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We have to change the language. | |
| We can't be using the words that they give us. | ||
| We have to call things what they are and not drag queen story time. | ||
| It's something else other than that. | ||
| We can't be using the words that they have planned for us because that's part of the brainwashing. | ||
| You're right. I think it starts with the words that come out of our mouths. | ||
| You're exactly right, and that's one thing that the left is very good at, and of course they have hordes of psychologists and psychiatrists and experts who test these things and figure out what sounds best, and then they roll it out and all the media starts using it. | ||
| And you're right. I mean, just look at the way they don't say gay bill, like they just come up with that and suddenly that's the name for it and everybody's using it and it's really ridiculous. | ||
| So yeah, I think you're right, which is why we need sort of that phrase, that turn of phrase or whatever it is that just sort of can encapsulate Everything that's going on right now. | ||
| I don't know if we've landed on it yet, but certainly the Green New Deal means a hot bug meal is a catchy way of pointing out how gross it all is. | ||
| But yeah, it really is all about the language, isn't it, Erin? | ||
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I think so. | |
| I was thinking of Calling in once a week and instead of calling it this, call it this. | ||
| We need to be all on the same page if we're going to make this kind of movement work a bit more. | ||
| So I think we have... | ||
| A lot of potential to take our culture back. | ||
| We just have to take our culture back. | ||
| Right. No, you're exactly right. | ||
| Well, you should. Call in every week. | ||
| Give us a list. We'll start using it. | ||
| We'll make a vocabulary list maybe for American journaling. | ||
| Okay, great. Awesome. | ||
| And help build it. All right, thanks so much for the call, Erin, and thank you for holding. | ||
| Let's go now to William in North Carolina. | ||
| You've got some names for us as well. | ||
| Thanks for calling in. William, you're on the air. | ||
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Hey man, what's going on? | |
| Not much. How are you? | ||
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Hey man, I'm doing well. | |
| I called in a little while back. | ||
| I don't know if you remember or not. We had a lot of fun. | ||
| You're awesome. I think I do. | ||
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Thanks for calling back. Yeah, so I've got a couple of pretty cool names I've come up with for the Green New Deal. | |
| I call it Joe Biden's new diaper deal. | ||
| Okay. George Soros' beer money fund. | ||
| Yeah, pretty good. | ||
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And last but not least, to help all the politicians that are working worldwide and doing their globalist deal, the Adrenochrome Supply Fund. | |
| Yes, yes, exactly. | ||
| What they really are concerned about. | ||
| And you're not joking. | ||
| I'm going to cover this story tomorrow because it's going to take me more time and I want to get to more calls. | ||
| But just on that note, the transhuman vampiric adrenochrome note, the story from The Guardian came out earlier this month, but we must have missed it. | ||
| Beyond our, quote, ape brain meat sacks, can transhumanism save our species? | ||
| Yes. We'll get into this story tomorrow so I can read through it. | ||
| And again, explain to everybody why we call these people anti-human. | ||
| So yeah, your comment about adrenochrome, again, just reminded me of the fact that people in charge have a whole different set of priorities than most normal human beings. | ||
| But you got some more for us, William. | ||
| I understand you got some other stuff you want to discuss. | ||
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Yeah, dude, so take this out. | |
| It just makes me always bewildered why they're so adamant about abortion, because you know what they like to do with the fetuses and stem cells. | ||
| So that's, you know, by cutting out abortion, cuts out a large supply chain for that. | ||
| Right, it's an industry, yeah. Yeah, so we'll move on from that. | ||
| Some of the fun and more interesting conspiracy theories, which to me are pretty real because there's a lot of things that go on behind the High Altitude Oral Research Program, and everybody's real familiar with the one that they've been talking about in Alaska for years. | ||
| But the funny thing about the HAARP machine in Alaska is it got built right around the same time frame that Russia built theirs and were causing some serious weird weather anomalies in California. | ||
| And so we built the HAARP machine. | ||
| Not long after, those attacks stopped. | ||
| And then what people don't realize is these HAARP machines exist worldwide. | ||
| There's some in China. | ||
| Of course, Russia. | ||
| And, you know, let's just take a look at what happened in Texas with the big freeze. | ||
| Whenever you use this park machine, it causes a weird abnormal atmosphere condition where you lower the pressure by raising the atmosphere off of the earth to thin it down, and then it causes a weird jet stream. | ||
| Vacuum on us, yeah. | ||
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Yeah, and so whenever Texas froze that one time like that, if you look at how the jet stream started, the dip, it started in Alaska, and then all of a sudden it looked like a force that came from the way south, we'll call it China. | |
| I think that China and Alaska were working in conjunction with creating an abnormal jet stream to allow such a low pressure to form because right around that time frame was when Texas was talking about seceding from what Biden was doing. | ||
| You remember that, right? | ||
| And they were like, we don't need you. | ||
| We've got our own infrastructure for the most part. | ||
| And we've got everything there. | ||
| Well, they put the squeeze on Texas. | ||
| I believe that it was a put together effort by several countries to create a weird weather anomaly. | ||
| Yeah, I agree. I mean, we know that Beijing launched in 2020 like a 20,000 person or even larger weather modification program. | ||
| And if the crew can bring up the video you were just showing that had sort of the illustration of the rays shooting up in the bubble. | ||
| Because the way that HAARP works is that you have a, it creates a bubble. | ||
| Here you can see the illustration from TruTV. | ||
| It sends up radiation, then it ignites or heats the ionosphere. | ||
| And so it creates like a bubble of hot air there that changes, you know, weather patterns. | ||
| in the surrounding area. | ||
| And I don't know if you remember, I think it was either right before or right after the big freeze in Texas, you had the heat bubble. | ||
| And they talked about, oh yeah, there's this big heat bubble over the Pacific Northwest. | ||
| And at the time we showed that there were spots on Google Maps that were blacked out at the exact center of that heat bubble that... | ||
| Old, old articles had pointed out it was a radar array similar to HAARP. And so it's like, oh, it's a bubble. | ||
| I mean, what they're describing looks exactly like the HAARP illustration, this mysterious heat bubble that formed that everybody was going, we've never seen this before. | ||
| It doesn't look natural. | ||
| Right. And it happened to be right over one of these secret HAARP installations. | ||
| So, yeah, I think you're exactly right. | ||
| So much of our weather is manipulated, and they do it in this closed system without any consideration as to what the downstream effects or, you know, worldwide effects it will be. | ||
| Well, it's a global experiment. | ||
| Yeah, it absolutely is. | ||
| You're exactly right. I've got to get to one more call. | ||
| Thank you so much for calling in, William. Fantastic, as always. | ||
| Let's go to Tim in California. | ||
| I want to talk about creation versus destruction. | ||
| A little over a minute left, Tim. | ||
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It applies to money, too. | |
| That's the thing. As you were talking earlier about, everyone kind of pawned at each other for the money and so forth. | ||
| Instead of good and evil or Republican and Democrat, if you'll use the template of creation versus destruction, you'll see it. | ||
| The reason they hate Donald Trump is he's like Steve Jobs. | ||
| He can create billions of dollars out of thin air. | ||
| And that's the same reason why during the pandemic he had to close all the non-essentials. | ||
| Anybody that's figured out, they can make it without the government handing it to them. | ||
| And the government's clawing at the pie, the only pie that exists, because they create nothing. | ||
| So it is creation versus destruction. | ||
| And you're right, and I don't know if—I think you called even before I started talking about this, but, you know, when I'm talking about Black Lives Matter and opposing these things, it's because these racially charged groups, they want to destroy white culture, but they do nothing to build up black. | ||
| Now, if you want to make an organization that says we're building up the black community, we're, you know— Our goals are to have more fathers in the homes and better education and better jobs for the black community. | ||
| I'm all for it, 100%. | ||
| But the instant you start destroying statues of white people, you've gone towards destruction, not creation. | ||
| I think you're right that that's the dichotomy. | ||
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Let me just throw you this porcupine as we leave. | |
| AR3038, sunspot on the sun, many times the size of Earth, doubling in size in 24 hours. | ||
| And unfortunately, this time it's pointing right at us. | ||
| You might want to look at that. What a bombshell to drop in the last 30 seconds of the show, Tim. | ||
| I guess I'll be looking into that. | ||
| I guess I'll be looking into that after the program today, and we'll talk about that tomorrow. | ||
| Okay, Sunspot. Hey, could be exactly what we need. | ||
| Plunged into eternal electronic darkness, back to the Stone Age? | ||
| Destroying their systems of technocratic control? | ||
| Oh dear. We'll look into that. | ||
| Thank you so much for the call. | ||
| Thank you for tuning in. The Alex Jones Show begins in one minute. | ||
| Don't go anywhere, folks. | ||
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