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| We live in a time when the Clinton body count is just a foregone conclusion. | ||
| As court release details about the 2022 suicide of Bill Clinton aide Mark Middleton, who signed in Jeffrey Epstein 7 out of 17 times when Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell visited the White House, Middleton also wrote on the Lolita Express as a Clinton liaison, Those public details reveal he managed to tie himself to a tree with an electrical cord and shoot himself with a gun that didn't exist at the scene. | ||
| It's obvious. There are zero repercussions for those in power, and the feeding frenzy by globalist parasites in league with the Clintons upon the American public is well underway. | ||
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That's the problem. Here's the problem. | |
| And don't be able to believe it. | ||
| That is why it is disturbing to the human fight-or-flight instinct when recent plane crashes carrying EPA scientists. | ||
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All five people on board worked for an environmental consulting firm. | |
| The plane took off from the Clinton National Airport around noon. | ||
| A fire at the Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, which is one of the nation's enriched uranium processing facilities. | ||
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We process materials in support of nuclear Navy missions. | |
| Train derailments and fires at manufacturing and food processing plants in Fayetteville, West Virginia, Gothenburg, Nebraska, Medley, Florida, and Bedford, Ohio, raise alarms causing the innocent populace, dubbed by the powerful as conspiracy theorists and deplorables, to do a double-take. | ||
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Mayor Pete, why did it take you an entire two and a half weeks to actually get here to respond to East Palestine? | |
| Will you apologize to the residents of this city? | ||
| I'm happy to have this conversation. | ||
| Alright y'all, so we are with the press secretary for Pete Buttigieg and right now we are being told that we are not supposed to be filming. | ||
| Again, we are here on behalf of the American public. | ||
| There's no controlling of the amount of air that gets in there. | ||
| That's why you saw all that soot. | ||
| So it's not a controlled burn because a controlled burn would have to be like in a furnace or in your car or some system where you control the fuel or the vinyl chloride and the amount of oxygen. | ||
| So they didn't do that. | ||
| So it's an uncontrolled burn. | ||
| Who is responsible for these fires? | ||
| Is it Soros Antifa, neo-Nazis, Mexican cartels, illegal aliens, Russians or the Chinese, or a combination of all of them? | ||
| One thing is for sure, they are increasing. | ||
| And like the Clinton body count, it's getting sloppier. | ||
| In Frankfurt, Pennsylvania, multiple law enforcement responded after an 18-inch pipe bomb capped at both ends was removed for further investigation from the train tracks. | ||
| And while the elites pushed for a digital ID prison planet system that they wanted implemented yesterday... | ||
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People already live their lives digitally. | |
| The question is whether government and politics can catch up with that reality. | ||
| In China, the government is already able to program what its citizens can and cannot spend their money on. | ||
| And it seems like the West is paying attention. | ||
| In nations like Sweden, South Africa and Canada, trials of programmable central bank currencies are already underway. | ||
| Pay insufficient attention. | ||
| To the frightening scenario of a comprehensive cyber attack, which would bring to a complete halt to the power supply, transportation, hospital services, our society as a whole. | ||
| Crime scene that is East Palestine, Pennsylvania, reveals more sloppy malice aforethought. | ||
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MyID works by taking a camera phone and pointing it at a QR code. | |
| It provides valuable medical information such as allergies, breathing difficulties or other conditions so you get proper treatment and care. | ||
| My goal is to have 100% of our residents and the citizens we serve in the township to have one of these and be working with them to make sure that we can treat them better and provide the best service that we can. | ||
| There's a three-year plan to get MyID going across the village and make it available to all 4,700 residents. | ||
| Were the Trump supporters that make up most of the population of East Palestine merely a targeted Agenda 2030 digital ID experiment? | ||
| And was the density of organic farms, the Amish population, and food processing plants in and around East Palestine just another target as Bill Gates and foreign interests buy up U.S. farmland? | ||
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The food supply is obviously crucial. | |
| Whoever controls the food and the energy and the money. | ||
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And now, at this point, if you're not prepping, you're somewhat foolish, actually. | |
| I hate to use that term, but let's just be realistic. | ||
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Famines can happen suddenly or they can happen slowly. | |
| It's sloppy, and it's right in front of all of us. | ||
| John Bowne reporting. | ||
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It's Friday, February 24th, year of our Lord, 2023. | |
| And you're listening to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| I think it's time. Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Welcome to the American Journal. | ||
| It's Friday, and we have a lot to talk about. | ||
| We're going to open up the phone lines nice and early today. | ||
| Take your phone calls throughout the show. | ||
| We'll be joined by Jose Vega, who is the citizen journalist that we've showed two videos of. | ||
| He is on a righteous crusade to demand accountability for the Nord Stream pipeline bombing from his own Democratic representatives. | ||
| Oversight over the administration or some sort of just something, some investigation, some intervention, just something to at least slow down our headlong dive towards nuclear destruction. | ||
| So, very excited to talk to him. | ||
| He apparently lost his job over that, and we'll talk to him about it. | ||
| At a certain point, it gets a little absurd, right? | ||
| It's one thing if, and of course we oppose this too, but you know, you say something Insulting to a group of people and you get fired. | ||
| Well, you don't want a company. | ||
| You know, your company doesn't want to have somebody who represents them out there pissing off a huge swath of their customer base. | ||
| It at least makes capitalistic sense. | ||
| But to fire somebody for trying to avoid nuclear war? | ||
| Well, it's a brave new world that we're entering into. | ||
| We'll talk to him about that and a number of other things. | ||
| Talk to all of you folks about whatever is on your mind and cover all of the breaking news that has erupted since yesterday. | ||
| It's another day, another cascade of absurd nonsense. | ||
| Let's get into it, shall we? | ||
| Well, here it is, your daily dispatch. | ||
| All right, here it is, folks, your daily dispatch for Friday, the 24th of February, 2023. | ||
| Google tests blocking news content for some Canadians. | ||
| Alphabet Inc.'s Google is rolling out tests that block access to news content for some Canadian users. | ||
| The company confirmed on Wednesday in what it said is a test run of potential response to the government's online news bill. | ||
| The Online News Act, or House Commons Bill C-18, introduced in April by Justin Trudeau's fascist government, laid out rules to force platforms like Meta, Facebook and Google to negotiate commercial deals and pay news publishers for their content. | ||
| We briefly tested potential product responses to Bill C-18 that impacts a very small percentage of Canadian users. | ||
| We run thousands of tests each year to assess any potential changes to search, a Google spokesperson said in an emailed statement to Reuters. | ||
| The tech giant confirmed that the limited-time tests, which impact a random sampling of less than 4% of the users in Canada, limit the visibility of Canadian and international news to varying degrees. | ||
| So they're just announcing it now. | ||
| They're just coming right out with it. | ||
| certain people will be blocked from certain news, but it'll be all opaque and vague and arbitrary and you won't actually be able to tell whether your news is being blocked or filtered or, you know, determined whether you get to see it or not. | ||
| Remember, Google was doing this with the Dragonfly project and actually had to stop doing it because they, of course, were working on a program to censor news in communist China. | ||
| And frankly, that flew in the face of everything we as Americans love. | ||
| Freedom of speech, open conversation, whistleblowing on the government, sort of things that built our country. | ||
| But now not only is Google probably still doing it for China, they're doing it for Canada as well. | ||
| Or as I like to call it, American China. | ||
| China West. | ||
| Canada. Really just incredible. | ||
| And again, you know, just about four times a day, I just see flashes of that video that we showed in January during the World Economic Forum Davos meeting where you had Peter Thiel's partner talking about how the Palantir program Gotham had single-handedly stopped the rise of the right wing in Europe. | ||
| And you just think, this is what they're making public. | ||
| The censorship that they're making public now It's just the tip of the iceberg, the amount of intervention that's being done by unsavory corporations with malicious intent to direct the entire world in the direction that they want to go. | ||
| It's absolutely incredible. | ||
| Moving on, it is. This is it, folks. | ||
| Today's the day. It's been one year since the war in Ukraine broke out. | ||
| One year. What a year it's been. | ||
| Half of Ukraine depopulated. | ||
| Hundreds of billions of our tax dollars sent into that murderous quagmire. | ||
| Russia basically achieving everything they've set out to achieve and Zelensky cavorting around the world like a greedy little gremlin. | ||
| It's amazing how past a year it flies. | ||
| We have some news on that front. | ||
| China calls for an end to sanctions against Russia and a ceasefire in Ukraine. | ||
| China on Friday called for an end to unilateral sanctions and other economic weapons targeting Russia as part of a new diplomatic push to defend Beijing's position on the war in Ukraine. | ||
| The 12-point proposal about how to end the conflict was issued by the Chinese foreign minister on the first anniversary of Russia's invasion and mostly rehashed longstanding positions. | ||
| But it reflects a newly proactive stance as China's diplomats try to show that they are working towards a political settlement and rebuff concern that they may soon provide direct support for Russian President Vladimir Putin's war efforts. | ||
| We have that document with the President. | ||
| We'll show you those 12-point plan, the 12-point proposal that they have. | ||
| We'll get into it. | ||
| Again, this is just another data point. | ||
| Along with a bunch of others that we'll get to today of the increasing fractionalization, factionalism that's taking place across the world as Israel is basically on the cusp of all-out war with Iran. | ||
| Iran is tying itself closer to Russia. | ||
| Russia and China are strengthening their agreements while NATO is being led like a sheep to the slaughter by their American masters. | ||
| It's Getting nasty out there. | ||
| Here's the story I just mentioned, actually. | ||
| Netanyahu preparing for attack on Iran's nuclear facilities. | ||
| Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has held top-level secret meetings in preparation for an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, local media reported on Tuesday. | ||
| According to Israel's Channel 12, Netanyahu met five times in recent weeks with his defense minister Yoav Gallant, chief of staff Herzi Halevi, and other military figures to examine Israel's readiness for a possible attack on Iranian nuclear targets. | ||
| The only thing that has ever stopped rogue nations from developing nuclear weapons is a credible military threat or credible military action, he said in a national security conference. | ||
| He added a necessary condition and often a sufficient condition is credible military action. | ||
| The longer you wait, the harder that becomes. | ||
| We have waited very long. | ||
| This decision was shared with U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| I'm telling you, it's just, you know, American, at this point, at this point, American representatives, they're like the angels of death. | ||
| You know, they just, they show up somewhere where there's about to be some sort of conflict that they've probably started in the first place. | ||
| And instead of doing anything to calm tensions, slow things down, work for peace, they just give the green light for all-out war. | ||
| And that's that. I saw a theory the other day that I think actually has some pretty... | ||
| powerful legitimacy to it, which is that the CIA and the powers that be really wanted Ukraine to become like white ISIS. Because obviously they're using ISIS soldiers in Ukraine. | ||
| We saw a soldier with the ISIS patch on his shoulder in a video published by the AP working as a Ukrainian. | ||
| But I guess we can get into that later. | ||
| I don't want to get too far off topic, but it's an interesting theory. | ||
| Meanwhile, NYC billionaire financier Thomas H. Lee, 78, found dead of self-inflicted gunshot wound in his home. | ||
| He was, of course, very, very good friends with... | ||
| The Clintons. So two days, two mysterious suicides related to the Clintons. | ||
| They're going for the high score, I think, in their body count list. | ||
| And it's horrifying. They keep doing this. | ||
| They changed this article on me because this is not what it was titled originally. | ||
| The Atlantic has this story, How and When the War in Ukraine Will End. | ||
| That's not what they called it before. | ||
| That's not what they used to call it. Originally, the title of this article was The War in Ukraine Might Just Be the Beginning. | ||
| We're just getting kicked off one year into this purposeless, pointless... | ||
| Murderous exercise of futility. | ||
| That might just be the beginning. | ||
| They're just getting started. | ||
| They're just revving up their engine, tapping the accelerator, ready to really floor it and just drive the whole world into chaos and rationing and total technocratic control. | ||
| They're getting ready, folks. Are you? | ||
| Are you ready? Are you ready for this? | ||
| I am. All right. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| This is the American Journal. | ||
| I've got to put one of the more informative articles in here. | ||
| An article from Vanity Fair. | ||
| I'm just continually amazed by the leftist ability to... | ||
| We almost need a phrase for it. | ||
| It's like manufacturing consent. | ||
| It's like, you know, manufacturing consensus or just like a... | ||
| Just whatever the popular lie is, like, they almost have a sixth sense about it. | ||
| Where, like, they do something that is horrible. | ||
| Like, something happens that is clearly their fault. | ||
| They're the ones in charge. | ||
| They're the ones who push for whatever it is. | ||
| It's similar to the idea that I was talking about on Twitter. | ||
| I don't think I ever talked about it on the show. | ||
| But Alejandro Mayorkas was questioned about the... | ||
| Crisis at the border. And he essentially said that it's not happening. | ||
| It doesn't exist. But essentially, I refuse to talk about it because it's just being used by the Republicans as a talking point. | ||
| And it's like, so they refuse to even acknowledge what they've caused. | ||
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| They refuse to acknowledge the suffering that they've inflicted or the failure that is a consequence of their policies solely on the grounds that the other side is using it against them, which this is what our combative Republican system is about. which this is what our combative Republican system is about. | ||
| You propose a policy if If people like it, you put it into action. | ||
| If it goes well, people will keep voting for you. | ||
| If it doesn't, people will point it out, say, I have a better idea. | ||
| They get voted in. You get peacefully removed. | ||
| That's the point of our governmental system. | ||
| That's what you're supposed to do. | ||
| The opposition by the other side is an integral part of that. | ||
| It is a necessary part of it. | ||
| And it's weird. So... | ||
| The term I came up with was subjective deflection. | ||
| Subjective deflection, I think that describes it. | ||
| Because they're deflecting. They're not actually answering the question. | ||
| They're refusing to even acknowledge the problem that they've caused. | ||
| And the only reason they're giving for that is because of who is talking about it. | ||
| Because it's being talked about by the opponents, they say, therefore, it's a political game they're playing, so we won't even address it. | ||
| It's incredibly convenient. | ||
| But I think it really only works... | ||
| Perfectly when it's something like that. | ||
| When it's clearly something they have caused. | ||
| And they'll do it to people who aren't even political. | ||
| Who are just talking about the fact that they've been negatively impacted by democratic policy. | ||
| You just have to think about the parents that go to school boards, right? | ||
| You don't know what the voting habits of the parents are. | ||
| The parents see their kid bring home Cartoon porno one day. | ||
| And they go, what the hell is this? I'm going to go talk to the school board. | ||
| And then the reaction is not to explain why the book is there and try to convince the parent because the school board actually thinks it's a good idea or to say, well, we never approved that. | ||
| We're on your side. We're going to get these books out of there. | ||
| What they say is, oh, it's another right-wing conspiracy, another right-wing scam. | ||
| Now they're playing this political game with our children's education. | ||
| And the parent is just like, My child is talking about having sex with adults because you put a book in his library and told him to read it that told him, like, this has harmed us. | ||
| Your policy has harmed us. | ||
| I'm talking about it now, and you won't even address it at all because you say it's political, because you project that politicalization on it. | ||
| It's just unbelievably bizarre. | ||
| But I'm not even talking about it. | ||
| These are just the tactics that the leftists use to Just hurt people and get away with it basically. | ||
| Basically just to fail and then to not even have to address their failure. | ||
| It wouldn't even be that hard to address the failure. | ||
| It wouldn't even be that difficult for Alejandro Mayorkas to be like, it's an overwhelming flood of people, and I'm in charge of the borders, that's what we do, and yes, it can be a little bit overwhelming, but we're doing our best. | ||
| It wouldn't even be that hard to address the issues, but they have to do this subjective deflection. | ||
| They have to do this, well, because it's my opponent saying it, I therefore don't have to address it. | ||
| And then they act like they're the, I'm above this, I'm above this fray, this... | ||
| Political gamesmanship you're playing. | ||
| No, you're a scumbag who hurts people, who puts a policy into place that destroys people's lives, and then refuse to justify it or even acknowledge the pain that you've caused because you're very bad people. | ||
| Because your souls are rotten, putrid, fetid husks of what could be a human being. | ||
| You're worms. | ||
| You're Well, that's not fair. | ||
| I don't know. I've never met a worm I didn't like. | ||
| I've never met a worm that wasn't just an innocent, frolicking little insect. | ||
| No, these people are vicious and malicious, and they do it on purpose, and they know exactly what they're doing. | ||
| You know, all this is leading up to the statement that Pete butted... | ||
| Sneaky Pete. | ||
| Somebody came up with the term sneaky Pete. | ||
| It sounds like a Trumpian... | ||
| I don't know if it was Trump or not, but I'm just very glad I don't have to even try to say that last name again. | ||
| I'm just going to call him Sneaky Pete from now on. | ||
| Sneaky Pete. It's very good. | ||
| It's something that I don't necessarily know how to pronounce. | ||
| I just don't like pronouncing his name. | ||
| It's just... It's gross. | ||
| I don't like the name. But we'll get to his response to the problem that he caused as Transportation Secretary. | ||
| But the amazing thing to me, the point of all this, is that they're almost like a hive mind. | ||
| Like, before it's even technically possible for them to have all received this message, they all know it already. | ||
| They all just latch on to something. | ||
| Basically what happens is, the left causes something. | ||
| The Democrats cause some horrible conflict, chaos, And they know that it's them, but they're not going to acknowledge it. | ||
| They're not going to justify it. | ||
| They're not going to admit that it was their fault. | ||
| So they go desperately looking around for either a reason why they don't have to care or a reason they can blame it on Trump and their Republicans. | ||
| And as soon as they find that, they just go with it. | ||
| It just becomes the NPC response. | ||
| Like... Simon Says or some game where it's just every time you bring this up, they're just going to say it. | ||
| They're all going to say it. They're all going to say the same thing. | ||
| They're all going to repeat it verbatim. | ||
| And it just doesn't matter in the slightest if it's true or false or anything. | ||
| So with the Ohio train derailment, obviously it's under Biden. | ||
| Biden's been in office for two years. | ||
| It's part of a long line of increasing amounts of transportation disasters or near disasters. | ||
| Trains derailing and planes falling out of the sky and gridlock that lasts for days in certain cases and power outages when there's no reason for that to be. | ||
| I mean, just infrastructure collapsing across the board. | ||
| So it's just one example of that. | ||
| So they know this. They see the train derailment. | ||
| They go, ah, geez, this is totally our fault. | ||
| And then they get the message. | ||
| They get the signal. They receive it. | ||
| I don't know where it's from. I don't know what demonic Wi-Fi signal they're all tuned into, but... | ||
| They all say, well, this was Trump's fault because he allowed a law about train brakes to lapse in 2018. | ||
| So because regulation was done away with in 2018, five years later, this train crash can be ascribed to that rule change, even though it had nothing to do with the current train crash. | ||
| So it doesn't matter how... Far from reality the claim is. | ||
| They all just say it. That's it. | ||
| It's the end of discussion. They won't go any farther. | ||
| They won't elaborate on it. | ||
| They just say it's Trump's fault and move on. | ||
| And we'll show you on the other side. I don't know how they do it, folks. | ||
| I really don't know. | ||
| Maybe the callers can inform me. | ||
| They can enlighten me. | ||
| Where are they getting these talking points? | ||
| It's funny because the left wing will dismiss valid criticisms based on the fact that Republicans are saying it. | ||
| They'll even act like a large amount of Republicans saying something therefore makes it less true. | ||
| Like the more people that say it, the more evidence it is that it's some sort of scam. | ||
| Like they can't They cannot conceive of Republicans as just honestly having the best interest of people in mind. | ||
| It's beyond them. | ||
| They've been programmed to believe that nothing Republicans ever do is because they actually care about what's going on. | ||
| The Donald Trump going to East Palestine, Ohio is a great example of that, right? | ||
| I was going to show this the other day because our good friend Ron Filipowski on Twitter was posting collages showing all these Republicans saying the same thing. | ||
| You probably know what the thing was everybody was saying. | ||
| Can't believe Joe Biden is going to Ukraine before going to visit East Palestine, Ohio. | ||
| Is that a talking point or is that just an obviously observable inconsistency when it comes to the purpose and function of the U.S. president? | ||
| So Republicans just point out obvious things, like it's weird to have this major disaster in the middle of America and have the president, first of all, completely ignore it, not even mention it, the Secretary of Transportation, not even leave Washington, D.C. to see what's going on, like not even give the symbol of governmental oversight over some sort of catastrophe, which you would think would be like something they would want to do to maintain their legitimacy as a government. | ||
| Since the only purpose there, empaneled and empowered, is to provide for Americans the organization and recovery efforts or defense that can't be handled on an individual basis and has to be the result of collective power. | ||
| They don't care about that. | ||
| They don't do that. And instead, they go to Russia to sign a $100 billion check and wander around a fake war zone with Fake air raid sirens going and a fake president wandering around there. | ||
| I mean, it's just an obvious observation. | ||
| It's an obvious inconsistency. | ||
| It's an obvious failure of the U.S. government to actually value or prioritize the American people over their own international warmongering agenda. | ||
| But if Republicans point that out, then Democrats say, oh, see, this is just a Republican talking point So they don't care. | ||
| They just don't care. They don't feel the need to justify it. | ||
| They don't feel the need to explain why this is the case. | ||
| They say because Republicans are talking about it, so because our enemies can use this against us, we therefore don't have to respond to it. | ||
| It's just crazy. | ||
| It's just absolutely crazy. | ||
| You've got Democrats who all say the exact same thing, but it's based on nothing. | ||
| It's just a talking point that just goes out. | ||
| Again, I really am fascinated by their ability to do this. | ||
| It's practically supernatural. | ||
| So the Ohio train derailment, the... | ||
| Let me grab this story. The biggest thing about this is that the signal that's gone out, the talking point that has been embedded somehow through some metaphysical alchemy has appeared in the brains of Democrats across the country is that this was Trump's fault. | ||
| This was Trump's fault because he changed a regulation or didn't add a regulation in 2018 to train brakes. | ||
| Which is also, you ever feel like you're in a, I know a lot of people feel like they're in a simulation. | ||
| How many times have you heard that the Trump train has no brakes? | ||
| It's almost weird. | ||
| Like one of the main phrases of the Trump campaign, that the Trump train has no brakes, is now being used as a legitimate, well, an illegitimate claim by the Democrats. | ||
| Anyway, that's beside the point. | ||
| Here's the story from Vanity Fair. | ||
| And this is how controlled their minds are. | ||
| Again, I don't get it. And you see it on Twitter. | ||
| You see it everywhere. If this is ever brought up... | ||
| In fact, we won't even start with that. | ||
| We'll start with an example of this. | ||
| We'll start with the clip of the view. | ||
| Do we have that one on here? | ||
| Oh shoot, I might not have pulled that in. | ||
| Let's pull the clip of the view. | ||
| There's an article on Infowars.com that talks about it. | ||
| And if we can pull that in soon, that would be great. | ||
| I think I have the article here. | ||
| Joy Behar suggests residents of East Palestine got what they deserved by voting for Trump. | ||
| This is who you voted for. | ||
| See, it's Trump's fault. | ||
| So here's how the logic goes. | ||
| It's Trump's fault that the train derailed. | ||
| Okay, no, there's no evidence for that whatsoever, but we'll get to that. | ||
| Because you voted for Trump, you deserve to have your entire town poisoned with vinyl chloride. | ||
| And you all potentially, you know, all the fish in the river deserve to die. | ||
| All of the people in the town deserve to have their lives ruined, their businesses shut down, and their children infected with a carcinogenic poison. | ||
| Okay. Joy Behar suggests residents of East Palestine got what they deserved by voting for Trump. | ||
| That's who you voted for, they say. | ||
| So, again, a lot of things embroiled in this, but it's the viciousness and the heartlessness and the savagery of the Democrat mindset that is celebrating what's happening in East Palestine. | ||
| Like, you deserve it. Well, you deserve it. | ||
| You voted for Trump. | ||
| You voted for somebody that actually represented your interest and didn't treat you like... | ||
| Dog crap on the bottom of their foot, an inconvenience to be dealt with later, right? | ||
| That's how all the Democrats treat people in middle America like absolute trash. | ||
| Middle America is like, well, what the hell? | ||
| We don't deserve this. We're going to vote for somebody that actually seems to like us. | ||
| And then the Democrats are just like, oh really? | ||
| Oh really? You're going to vote for Trump? | ||
| Well, you know, have fun breathing chlorine for the next couple years. | ||
| Have fun with all your pets dying. | ||
| You deserve it. You voted against us. | ||
| It's just these vicious bastards. | ||
| It really is hard not to curse. | ||
| Let's go ahead and watch this. | ||
| This is Joy Behar on The View, essentially telling the residents of East Palestine, Ohio, they deserve it. | ||
| Because they voted for Trump and this train crash was Trump's fault. | ||
| None of which is true, but let's watch. | ||
| Can I lay down regulations for a second? | ||
| Because it seems to me that the Republicans are obsessed with this notion of the free market, and they don't like a lot of regulations. | ||
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| I know. For example, they're literally recycling talking points about Republicans that haven't been valid for 10 years. | ||
| And that's because the industry is highly regulated. | ||
| We have to pay for regulations and safety standards. | ||
| Otherwise, where are we? | ||
| We're all going to go up in flames. | ||
| Norfolk Southern gives as much to Democrats as Republicans. | ||
| It's a very powerful lobby that is trying to block regulation. | ||
| And this train, to Sarah's point, two miles long with two full-time employees and a trainee on it. | ||
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And they didn't even need to because the last administration rolled it down to only one worker. | |
| They happened to have two. | ||
| One thing I just want to say is I do think this was an unforced error by President Biden. | ||
| It was 20 days before we had Secretary Buttigieg go down, 10 days before he put out a statement acknowledging it. | ||
| This is Trump country. | ||
| He won by 40 points. | ||
| He is a president for all Americans, I believe that, but he needs to show that he is. | ||
| It was time for him to be there. I don't know why they would ever vote for him. | ||
| For somebody who, by the way, he placed someone with deep ties to the chemical industry in charge of the EPA's chemical safety office. | ||
| That's who you voted for in that district. | ||
| Donald Trump, who reduces all safety. | ||
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He did. He showed up at McDonald's and this voter saw something on the ground that probably resonates in a way that he did. | |
| We're reaching my full capacity to absorb the view. | ||
| That's enough of that. Sorry. | ||
| It's like you can listen to a high-pitched whine for only so long before it starts infecting your brain. | ||
| They end that clip by saying, this is Trump's fault. | ||
| I really think it is. This is Trump's fault, she says. | ||
| This is the talking point. Again, I'm spending so much time on this because I feel like it's like all of these different things with American domestic politics all rolled up into one. | ||
| You've got them causing the problem, right? | ||
| That goes directly in line with their overall agenda of total collapse, incompetency, failure, dependency. | ||
| You've got them then claiming that complaints about their failure are attacks on them, that they're the real victims, and also they try to claim that the failures of theirs are actually the guy who left office two years ago because of the rule change he made five years ago. | ||
| Alright folks, we'll get to the meat of the matter here. | ||
| We'll explain the truth about Trump train safety regulations. | ||
| We'll just completely abolish the leftist argument, which again goes something like this. | ||
| Trump didn't allow some rule change five years ago That has nothing to do with the crash that currently happened. | ||
| But because he didn't want to make a new regulation five years ago, that caused the train crash last week, two weeks ago, and therefore they don't have to care about it or do anything about it because the people that live around the disaster voted for Donald Trump. | ||
| That's sort of how the argument goes. | ||
| That's what has been planted in everyone's head. | ||
| And as Matt was pointing out during the break, even if that was the case, Biden's been in the office for two years. | ||
| He could have made the change if he wanted to. | ||
| If it was that big of a deal, it wasn't. | ||
| He didn't. Still his fault. | ||
| At the end of the day, if this was such a big deal, but it wasn't. | ||
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It had nothing to do with it. That wasn't even the best point that I made. | |
| What was the point you made, did I miss it? | ||
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No, it's Jabba the Behar. | |
| Oh, yeah, yes. | ||
| You also called and questioned her fashion sense as well. | ||
| I understand. But the other point is, even if it was true, it doesn't give you an excuse to ignore the disaster for 20 days or to deny FEMA assistance to the people. | ||
| It doesn't give you an excuse of any of that stuff, even if it was because of Trump, but it's not. | ||
| And we'll show you why, and we'll get to that. | ||
| So here's the Vanity Fair article that basically sums up exactly. | ||
| It's sort of the perfect encapsulation of what I'm talking about. | ||
| Vanity Fair says, Trump forgets to mention the train safety regulations he gutted during his visit to East Palestine, Ohio. | ||
| We're sure it's just convenient oversight. | ||
| We're sure it's just convenient oversight. | ||
| See, they're very mad that he went to help East Palestine, Ohio. | ||
| They have to, for their own, I don't know, sanity, for their own, for the maintenance of their own warped political worldview, they have to believe that this was Not somebody who actually cares about America being infuriated by the failure of our government and actually wanting to do something about it and use the power that he has as a media flashpoint to actually force the government to do something, which he did and which they have now done. | ||
| He goes, then FEMA goes, then Pete Buttigieg goes, because sneaky Pete, I should say, because he went, this is what he did. | ||
| They can't have that. They are implying, obviously, that it was Donald Trump and his I think? | ||
| That's what they say. They were forced to evacuate, that's all. | ||
| Yeah, they had to evacuate in one mile radius, but in about a thousand mile radius, the earth has been poisoned beyond repair. | ||
| But don't mention that. He added that, quote, what this community needs right now are not excuses, but answers and results. | ||
| And throwing a bit of red meat to the right, again... | ||
| Nothing can be what it is. | ||
| It all has to be some sort of political play, political gamesmanship to trick the rubes on the right wing. | ||
| Or he's just telling the truth. | ||
| He said he sincerely hopes that Joe Biden will have some money left over to deal with the disaster when he gets back from touring Ukraine. | ||
| One thing Trump didn't mention, the train safety regulations he gleefully gutted as president. | ||
| Because all of our articles have to be written like bitchy high school girls. | ||
| This is the rule change that all the leftists are pointing to and saying this is why we don't have to care about East Palestine. | ||
| And then in the article itself, in the second paragraph, midway through, it says, Now while it has been noted that technically the rule would not have required the Norfolk Southern train that derailed in Ohio to have such breaks, some believed it would have if not for Trump. | ||
| So they admit in the article the rule change had nothing to do with the Norfolk Southern crash. | ||
| Nothing to do with the East Palestine crash. | ||
| The train was not one of the trains that would have been affected by the rule change. | ||
| It has nothing to do with it. | ||
| Nothing to do with it. It's like when somebody does a mass shooting with a pistol and they go, we have to ban assault rifles. | ||
| Just nothing to do with it at all. | ||
| But it doesn't matter to them. | ||
| I don't know why it doesn't matter. | ||
| It just doesn't matter to them. | ||
| It does not matter at all. | ||
| The war in Ukraine is the same type of thing, right? | ||
| This is why, you know, the joke is like, to become a conspiracy theory, just ask why. | ||
| Just ask why. A train derailed in Ohio. | ||
| Why? Was it because the break rule changed? | ||
| No, it wasn't. So what's the real reason? | ||
| What's the real reason it crashed? | ||
| What's really the cause of it? | ||
| That's all you have to do. Why are we at war in Ukraine? | ||
| Because Russia invaded. Why? | ||
| Oh, well. Oh, well, now you need to know about the 2014 Maiden revolution, blah, blah, blah, right? | ||
| But they can just ignore all of that. | ||
| For some reason, they can just... | ||
| They just get the signal that says, no, here's what we're blaming this on. | ||
| Doesn't have anything to do with reality. | ||
| Doesn't have anything to do with what's actually causing the issue. | ||
| But as long as you invoke these words like a magical spell, you no longer have to care about your fellow Americans suffering or offer them solace whatsoever. | ||
| Now, ironically, rather than being five years ago in 2018, a moderate rule change that had nothing to do with what was going on, I don't know if everybody remembers... | ||
| Three months ago, less than that, when the Biden administration was in intense negotiations with the train workers union. | ||
| And you had articles like this. | ||
| Political pawns, livid railway workers warn Biden's union agreement will definitely impact next election. | ||
| Or this, rail workers speak out after Biden forces unions to accept a deal. | ||
| Quote, he turned his back. So, I mean, this was three months ago. | ||
| This was about, you know, number of people on the trains, how much they had to work, how much they could work. | ||
| So, you know, would be more directly involved in what occurred in East Palestine. | ||
| They don't even mention that. It's like they forgot it happened. | ||
| It's a major news story in December of last year. | ||
| Okay? So what actually caused all of this? | ||
| It's not really up for question. | ||
| In fact, we had a train operator, train engineer, call in and tell us exactly what happened. | ||
| And so we knew this. | ||
| We've reported on this before the mainstream media even mentioned the crash. | ||
| We not only mentioned the crash, but asked the question why, and then answered it correctly, which was the failure of the hotbox warning system to be appropriately utilized by those operating the train. | ||
| So let's go to clip number 12 here. | ||
| The train was on fire for 20 miles, roughly 40 minutes, before even reaching East Palestine, Ohio. | ||
| They suspect a wheel bearing overheated. | ||
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Let's watch. A train carrying hazardous chemicals that derailed in Ohio may have been on fire for miles before the incident. | |
| This security camera video from February 3rd shows what appears to be flames and sparks coming from one of the train's axles, according to the Pittsburgh Post Gazette. | ||
| About 40 minutes later, and 20 miles down the tracks, 38 cars from the train crashed off the tracks, with some erupting in flames that sent a black cloud of smoke high into the air. | ||
| Hundreds of local residents were evacuated and kept away from the area for days as officials monitored air quality. | ||
| Let's go to clip number six now. | ||
| Here's the derailed train in Ohio at least 40 minutes before derailing. | ||
| Some more information that will be repeat information for American Journal, uh... | ||
| Viewers, Norfolk Southern train passing by the hotbox detector. | ||
| There's a hotbox detector designed to check the heat of railcar axles in this segment of tracks that should have alerted the crew. | ||
| This would have required the crew to immediately stop the train. | ||
| It's unclear if there was an alert from such a box. | ||
| But even this isn't, even that is not accurate. | ||
| And here you see the train, and you can actually see it is on fire. | ||
| You'll see it. There's the fire under the train. | ||
| So the train conductor and engineer that called in actually told us the reality of what happens. | ||
| Every time you pass over one of these hotbox sensors, it gives you an alert. | ||
| It either says, no problem, or it says, there's a problem. | ||
| But it always gives you an alert. | ||
| If there is no alert, then you should manually check or you should know that something is wrong. | ||
| But it's not like, oh, it didn't alert, it should have. | ||
| It's not like a fire, you know, a smoke detector that just goes off when there's smoke. | ||
| It's a smoke detector that goes off... | ||
| At a preordained location every time, it either goes off saying there is a fire or there's not. | ||
| 99.9% of the time it says there's not, but if there ever is, it's supposed to say there is. | ||
| So that's what actually caused the problem. | ||
| Nothing to do with the train brakes at all. | ||
| Nothing to do with the rule change from Trump. | ||
| Nothing to do with deregulation from Trump. | ||
| Just nothing at all. But that's what every single leftist is saying now. | ||
| Story's also a gateway pundit. | ||
| Video shows Norfolk Southern train with axles on fire before derailment. | ||
| Evidence suggests at least 40 minutes before that derailment occurred. | ||
| That was all the way back on Valentine's Day, February 14th of this year, that they published that. | ||
| We'll finish up in the first five of the next segment, because I do want to show you the statement that Sneaky Pete made in East Palestine, because it really just caps off this whole saga in a most appropriate way. | ||
| So we'll show you that on the other side. | ||
| In the meantime... We're already through the first hour. | ||
| It's honestly flown by. | ||
| I have so many other topics to get into. | ||
| But I really wanted to dig down on just the psychological manipulation that's going on here to brush off and deflect subjectively, subjective deflection, on what they caused and the disaster that they have wrought on America. | ||
| So we'll be back on the other side to finish up with that. | ||
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| We're going to finish up now with the coverage of the Ohio derailment. | ||
| Halfway through this hour, we'll be joined by Jose Vega. | ||
| I want to open up the phone lines, but obviously you're going to have to hold while we talk to Jose Vega, and then we'll take your calls throughout the last hour of this show. | ||
| Take a lot of phone calls the last hour as well. | ||
| We'll go ahead and open the phone lines right now. | ||
| 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| Give us a call now at American Journal. | ||
| You can call in about anything. | ||
| Doesn't have to be about the train derailment, but that has obviously been our main topic today. | ||
| But let's finish it off with this. | ||
| In fact, Gateway Pundit has a couple good articles on this, and this is one of them. | ||
| The real victim. Democrats complain about Republican attacks on Sneaky Pete following Ohio train disaster. | ||
| The Ohio train derailment disaster has shown how utterly useless Sneaky Pete is as a transportation secretary, yet most of his Democratic supporters see him as the real victim in all of this. | ||
| Poor Mayor Pete. He's obviously the one who's hurt most here. | ||
| You even have this story from the New York Post. | ||
| Sneaky Pete tells, Sneaky Pete Rep tells aggressive reporter to turn off camera at Ohio derail site. | ||
| This is obviously Savannah Hernandez who called into us live to discuss this exact event after it happened yesterday. | ||
| You can go find that video on Bandai Video if you haven't seen it yet. | ||
| But again, it was like nothing aggressive about it. | ||
| She's just staying there like, why didn't you come for two weeks? | ||
| Do you really still think that a thousand train derailments a year is no big deal? | ||
| And they're just like, I don't want to be filmed. | ||
| And she's just like... Okay, so why'd you wait 20 days? | ||
| Like, it's not aggressive at all, just asking questions. | ||
| And they're just like, oh no! | ||
| There were people asking us questions about the giant catastrophe we caused and then ignored. | ||
| Oh no! Oh dear, you can't ask us questions. | ||
| We're allowed to poison your entire town for the foreseeable future, but don't ask us questions about it. | ||
| That hurts our feelings. Incredible. | ||
| And of course, there's no reason. | ||
| So just to sum up here... | ||
| The Trump rule change in 2018 had literally nothing to do with the Norfolk Southern train. | ||
| It was not the reason it crashed. | ||
| It would not have affected the train in question. | ||
| It's a complete, baseless talking point by the left to deflect from their failure and what they caused, even if it was. | ||
| Caused by Trump, which it wasn't, I remind you. | ||
| They're still using it as an excuse to A, say that the people of East Palestine don't even deserve help at all because they voted for Trump, even though Trump had nothing to do with this. | ||
| And B, it's why they denied emergency service and waited 20 days to even address the issue from the federal level. | ||
| And also, it's a Republican talking point to point out the insane hypocrisy and just open disdain that the The Biden administration chose for the American people by flying to Ukraine to sign checks for Zelensky rather than taking care of the people who have been chemically attacked in their own country. | ||
| So let's go to Pete Buttigieg here. | ||
| Here's him talking about why he waited so long before showing up. | ||
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In retrospect, should you have come a little sooner? | |
| So again, in terms of the timing of the visit, I'm trying to strike the right balance, allowing NTSB to play its role, but making sure we're here in that show of support. | ||
| Yeah, I'm trying to strike the right balance. | ||
| Actually, my failure to show up for 20 days is evidence of how responsible I am. | ||
| I wanted to show up earlier. | ||
| I really did. And I had to suppress my own heroic emotion to do what's right, which ironically makes me more of a hero, actually. | ||
| So you're welcome. | ||
| You're welcome. I had the self-control and dignity. | ||
| To not help the people of East Palestine, Ohio, and allow some other lesser organization to cover it up for a little while before I ever showed up. | ||
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If he got there any sooner, he could have gotten poisoned. | |
| That's actually probably true. | ||
| That actually probably has to do with the reason that they didn't show up. | ||
| That's a very good point. And by the way, Gateway Planet also has a timeline of what they did instead of going and helping East Palestine over the last 20 days. | ||
| And it's black-tie dinners, watching the Super Bowl, giving speeches where he blamed white people for lynching black people, an event that hasn't occurred in 40 years. | ||
| That's what they did. Oh, and went to Ukraine as well. | ||
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The thing is heating up across the board, folks. | |
| We're... Rapidly charging towards just all-out nuclear war. | ||
| Full-fledged conflict by competing alliances of world powers. | ||
| And you can see all the headlines point towards this. | ||
| China becoming more aggressive in their demand that the war end, while also not completely... | ||
| Denying the fact that they may supply weapons to Russia. | ||
| Meanwhile, you've got stories that say Netanyahu preparing for an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities. | ||
| You also had explosions at a nuclear site in Iran earlier today. | ||
| And you really can't say that We are in any way like sleepwalking towards war. | ||
| That's a phrase that's commonly used, especially like in World War I or something. | ||
| And you know, when you see things happen like this in real life, in real time, it really makes you question your entire perception of the previous wars that came about. | ||
| So obviously the perception of World War I was always like they had no idea how bad it was going to be. | ||
| They had... We're good to go. | ||
| Do they not know what they're getting into? | ||
| Because our leadership knows perfectly well what we're getting into with Russia and Ukraine. | ||
| They know perfectly well what the stakes are, what it could eventually spiral into. | ||
| They're doing it anyway, and we can't stop them. | ||
| We just cannot stop them, no matter how hard we try. | ||
| We get called Russian agents, and that ties into what I was talking about in the first hour, just another one of these things that they fling out there. | ||
| Again, it's almost like they... | ||
| It's like a self-defense mechanism almost. | ||
| It's hard to explain. | ||
| I'm trying to think of a good metaphor for it. | ||
| Because it's like, you know, it's the type of thing that they should be worried about, they should have to care about. | ||
| But because it's inconvenient, they give them this excuse to just not care at all. | ||
| Somebody points out how America helped to bring about the war in Ukraine. | ||
| How the war in Ukraine has no strategic purpose for us. | ||
| How NATO's expansion is at the heart of the issue. | ||
| How Putin is not a psychopathic madman as they're portraying him to be. | ||
| All these things would be very... | ||
| Anxiety causing for Democrats to have to actually think about and consider. | ||
| So they're like given this gift. | ||
| They're going, no, no, you don't have to think about that. | ||
| Just say Russian agent. | ||
| Just say you're a propagandist of Putin and now you don't have to listen to those people or consider what they're saying. | ||
| Not that what they're saying is wrong and we've considered it and here's what's right. | ||
| They just give you a word, a phrase, an idea that means you don't have to think about it anymore. | ||
| You're welcome. So we're not sleepwalking towards nuclear war and World War III. We are charging headlong into it because the reins of our vehicle have been grasped by people who want that outcome. | ||
| So that's what they're bringing about with everything they've got. | ||
| We'll go out to your phone calls here. | ||
| We do have more to talk about the war in Ukraine, including with our guest coming up, Jose Vega, who is doing what... | ||
| I really like it. | ||
| I was going to say thousands, maybe hundreds. | ||
| I'll be reasonable here. | ||
| More than one. But more than one person should be doing. | ||
| He's the only one I've seen do it so far. | ||
| But I think like two or more people should probably, in a country of 350 million, maybe more than one person should be going up to their congressman during town halls and demanding an investigation into the Nord Stream pipeline and demanding peace talks with Ukraine, demanding that we no longer send blank checks to Zelensky the gremlin. | ||
| In exchange for absolutely nothing. | ||
| Maybe we shouldn't be covering the pensions for Ukrainian citizens when we're $30 trillion in debt. | ||
| That we shouldn't be continuing the process that has, in a single year, halved the Ukrainian population. | ||
| Half the people in Ukraine are not in the country anymore. | ||
| Half of them. They're either dead or they fled and are gone. | ||
| And probably won't be welcome back. | ||
| I mean, it's truly insane. | ||
| Truly, truly insane that it's... | ||
| So far, I've seen videos of one person, Jose Vagan. | ||
| He'll be on a little bit later today. | ||
| In fact, in just a couple segments. | ||
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I wanted to call about this for a while, and now I can finally talk about it. | |
| So this is, I guess, during the Trump years. | ||
| I was driving home, trying to take my home-built, you know, 80% lower ARs to go get fixed. | ||
| And how the hell are you supposed to go get it fixed unless you drive it to the store, right? | ||
| So I was trying to do everything correct. | ||
| Long story short, I get pulled over. | ||
| I get in trouble. | ||
| And I have a lot of court, a lot of money, problems, and I go to jail. | ||
| When I was in the police car, I asked the policeman, What would you have done if I was an illegal or undocumented immigrant? | ||
| He said, with a straight face, 100% serious, I would have to let you go. | ||
| Uh, what? He would have, he said, I would have let you go. | ||
| Even if you... | ||
| Okay, alright, we're gonna have to get into this. | ||
| Stay on the line, Drew. Because I want to hear about this. | ||
| I want to get to the bottom of this. I want to know what laws you were being charged with breaking, and if an illegal broke those same laws, they would have let him go? | ||
| That is a crazy story. I'm confused, Drew. | ||
| So we're going to get back on the other side and get to the bottom of this. | ||
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Don't go anywhere first. All right, folks. | |
| Drew in California has called in. | ||
| He's not getting pulled over. | ||
| And a bizarre statement from the police officer. | ||
| So what were you arrested for, Drew? | ||
| I'll put Drew back on the line. | ||
| Hold on, Drew. We've got to connect you again. | ||
| All right, Drew, you're on the air. | ||
| What exactly were you arrested for? | ||
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Alright, so I got pulled over for speeding, even though people were doing like 15-20 miles an hour faster than me. | |
| They just singled me out, pulled me over, they ended up searching my car. | ||
| I had my two 80% lowers fully put together, and I was taking them to a gun shop to get California legal. | ||
| And, um... | ||
| So... | ||
| I end up getting in the cop car. | ||
| I comply with them completely and everything. | ||
| I probably should have shut up, but everything I said actually did help me in court because I was doing everything by the book. | ||
| And so we're in the cop car, and then as soon as he said that, I went belligerent. | ||
| He said, I asked him. | ||
| Second Amendment shall not be infringed, blah, blah, blah. | ||
| What if I was an undocumented immigrant? | ||
| He's like, I would have to let you go. | ||
| Then I got down to the station, and I was telling the cop... | ||
| Hold on, hold on. Even if the illegal immigrant had the same... | ||
| Correct. Did you ask him why? | ||
| Like, why would that be the case? | ||
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I don't understand. He wouldn't talk after that, and then they wouldn't use the... | |
| The video from the cop car as evidence. | ||
| They did not use a second of it in court. | ||
| Interesting. Yeah. | ||
| Anyway, so I have two felonies and I'm not allowed to own any firearms until I get that handled. | ||
| So that's California for you. | ||
| And then one other note, I'll make it real quick about the train derailment. | ||
| I've went through a lot of stuff. | ||
| I've had borium, strontium, uranium, all these heavy metals in my body. | ||
| My liver was at 20% working capacity. | ||
| I was as white as a ghost. | ||
| It took over a year to get my blood cleaned out, and it was hell on earth. | ||
| I don't know what is going to happen to people in Ohio and going down the rivers and everything, but they're in for a Big awakening, whether you're Democrat, Republican, or whatever, it is going to tear up people's bodies, dude. What was your process for getting healthy again? | ||
| It took about $15,000, a holistic doctor, just a lot of vitamins, old-school bloodletting, and herbs. | ||
| And extracts. All natural. | ||
| Interesting. Alright, well, thank you for the call, Drew. | ||
| You know, good luck with your legal issues. | ||
| Just another victim of the... | ||
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Thank you for taking my call, man. | |
| Of course. Thank you so much for calling in. | ||
| I appreciate that. I want to go now to... | ||
| I actually want to go to Lisa in Arizona. | ||
| Line number one. Because this was a story that we covered yesterday. | ||
| So-called Trank, a new drug. | ||
| It's not even really a new drug. It's a... | ||
| Because they're not selling Trank, what they're doing is cutting fentanyl and heroin with Trank, which is actually called Xilaxine. | ||
| I think I'm pronouncing that right. | ||
| Which is a veterinary drug. | ||
| Lisa, you are a retired vet tech and have knowledge about this. | ||
| What do you know about this new substance that's being spread on the street that makes you... | ||
| I mean, the stories that we've heard literally makes your flesh start rotting off of your body while you're alive, like a zombie. | ||
| What do you know about this, Lisa? You're on the air. | ||
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Good morning. Good morning, Harrison. | |
| I just want to let you know I absolutely adore you. | ||
| And you are the first thing that I turn on in the morning when I get up. | ||
| So I love your show. | ||
| Thank you. Anyway, so yeah, I just want to talk about that it's actually pronounced silazine. | ||
| Silazine, okay. And it's actually, it's an old veterinary drug. | ||
| It's been around for a while. | ||
| And what we use it for in vet med is... | ||
| If we have a short procedure that we need to do, we don't use it in cats. | ||
| It's actually toxic to cats, but we use it mostly in dogs and large animals. | ||
| So if we have a short procedure that we need to do on a dog, or if we have a dog that's practice and we can't really get near it, we usually give it by intramuscular injection. | ||
| What the drug does, it's a sedative, but it'll drop the heart rate pretty significantly. | ||
| And when we're done with the procedure, we give something called antecedent, which is a reversal. | ||
| So as soon as we're done, we'll give the same amount of antecedent, either IM or IV, and it'll wake the animal right up. | ||
| So it's really used for like a short procedure or something that we need to get done quickly. | ||
| It will make them vomit. | ||
| And it's just... | ||
| It's an old drug, and it's just mind-boggling that they're even starting in with this stuff now. | ||
| Like, they started with... They had the ketamine. | ||
| They're playing with the propofol. | ||
| So it's like all these veterinary drugs now that these drug addicts are starting to mess around with. | ||
| It's nasty. It's just not a... | ||
| Not for humans, but for animals. | ||
| Right, and obviously that's why there's no laws against, you know, it's not treated as like a Schedule 1 drug or whatever, so I would assume that would make it kind of easy for people to get it, like if you have somebody who's a vet, they can just order it for you under the table kind of thing? | ||
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Yep, it's kept on the shelf, so to say, so we don't keep it locked up in the safe. | |
| So, it's an old drug, so it's, yeah, it's not... | ||
| If we need to get an animal down real quick, we'll reach for that and give them a quick IM injection and get them down. | ||
| So it's not controlled. | ||
| One of the things that we read about it was that it doesn't respond. | ||
| Because obviously it has sort of the same sedative effects as the drugs it's being mixed with. | ||
| The way fentanyl kills you, it slows down your breathing until you essentially die or your heart slows down. | ||
| It does the same thing, but it doesn't respond to Narcan or some of the other things. | ||
| But the drug that you mentioned to bring the dogs back, would that be something that now EMTs would have to carry around with them? | ||
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No, that's strictly for animal medicine. | |
| It's an antecedent. | ||
| And the xylazine, actually the brand name is Rompom. | ||
| So the xylazine and the antecedent, they're used in conjunction. | ||
| And that's just, no, it's not like, you know, we use... | ||
| We'll use fentanyl, say if we have a total hip replacement or a total knee replacement or a large fracture repair or thoracotomy or something like that. | ||
| When I worked for orthopedic specialists, we would actually have the fentanyl patches that we would put on the animal post-surgery. | ||
| I don't even know if they're even doing that anymore. | ||
| So we would have to have the owner bring the animal back to remove the patch because, you know, we were afraid if it ended up in the garbage or, you know, what would happen. | ||
| Oh, yeah, yeah. It's so powerful. | ||
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Right. So all of these veterinary drugs that, you know, we use on animals, now it's like a thousand times harder now for these vets to get these drugs because of, you know, what people are using it for now. | |
| So, it's horrible. | ||
| It's very interesting. Thank you so much for calling in. | ||
| I really appreciate that. | ||
| I love when people call in with the, who actually know what they're talking about, not just reading articles, but real life experience. | ||
| That's why we open up the phone lines, folks. | ||
| We'll get back to your phone calls in about 30 minutes. | ||
| We're going to be welcoming Jose Vega to the show on the other side. | ||
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The UN Security Council had a meeting yesterday, and Ray McGovern spoke to it. | |
| He is a former member of the CIA, and he testified in support of Seymour Hersh's article on the United States bombing Nord Stream pipeline. | ||
| If it is proven that the United States bombed the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, as has been asserted by Seymour Hersh and his article, Will you call for the United States to acknowledge and admit that that was an act of war against Germany and Russia? | ||
| And I'm asking this because this may be the only way to prevent the rest of us from being killed in a thermonuclear war. | ||
| And I don't want to be fried. | ||
| Don't you think the media should be reporting on whether or not this is true? | ||
| And don't you think you should be inquiring into whether or not this is true? | ||
| Well, thank you for the question. | ||
| One, I've got no information to suggest that The United States was involved in bombing the North Stream pipeline. | ||
| You weren't given information because he explicitly says you weren't briefed on it. | ||
| So, here's what I'll say. | ||
| Alright folks, we showed that video yesterday in full, and today we welcome That Questioner citizen journalist Jose Vega to the show. | ||
| Jose Vega is an activist out of New York who you'll recognize from these videos where he confronts scumbag politicians over there, hypocrisy, as well as other topics like the war in Ukraine. | ||
| He's a contributor to the YouTube channel Declaring Independence. | ||
| That's the name of the channel. | ||
| And you can follow him on Twitter at Hose B Triggerts, J-O-S-B-T-R-I-G-G-A. | ||
| And he joins us today. | ||
| Thank you so much for joining us, Jose. | ||
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Thank you for having me. | |
| Glad to be on. I just want to say thank you for what you do. | ||
| We saw that video. Of course, we saw you confronting the other congressmen. | ||
| That video was just absolutely incredible. | ||
| So thank you and congratulations for making such a big splash and doing something that, God, I wish there were more people doing. | ||
| Why did you decide to do this? | ||
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Well, really, for that reason, I want other people to start doing this, too. | |
| That's honestly my goal. | ||
| I see injustice happening. | ||
| I want to expose it. | ||
| Really, it goes back to the civil rights with the bus boycotts. | ||
| People like to come after me because I have different political beliefs. | ||
| I'm part of the Schiller Institute, and I'm also part of the LaRouche Organization, somebody that Alex Jones has talked about before, way back in the 90s. | ||
| You know, when people saw the bus boycotts happening, they saw an injustice happening. | ||
| They didn't rush to join the NAACP. They said, whoa, something's going on here. | ||
| I want to address the abuse and the injustice, and I want to do something right. | ||
| And then they did it, and then they went back to being a store clerk. | ||
| That's all it was, and that's what I want to do. | ||
| Address injustice, expose it, and get other people to do it, too. | ||
| And this is sort of exactly why I wanted... | ||
| So, okay, our interests are aligned in this respect. | ||
| I also want to inspire more people to do stuff like this. | ||
| I was joking earlier in the show. I was like, I want there to be thousands. | ||
| I'd love for there to be tens of thousands of people doing this. | ||
| But hey, how about more than one? | ||
| How about more than just Jose Vega is confronting congressmen about this, congresspeople about this? | ||
| So I don't even know what your politics are. | ||
| I don't really care because this isn't about politics. | ||
| It's about trying to avoid a thermonuclear war. | ||
| And can't we come together over that? | ||
| I don't care if you're welfare or healthcare. | ||
| Can we just get through the nuclear hellfire threat first and then we can maybe hash some of that stuff out? | ||
| I mean, isn't this something that all Americans should be able to come together on? | ||
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Oh, I completely agree. | |
| And I think that, you know, what you'll find interesting is that if we actually succeed in ending the war in Ukraine, which I think will require dismantling stuff like the CIA, ending NATO and ending American imperialism, what you're going to find is that a lot of these divisions are going to come down because a lot of it is artificial. | ||
| You know, the media loves to divide us on petty issues and stuff. | ||
| And that whole apparatus has to fall down, too. | ||
| And when we are all on the ground floor again, we're all on the foundation, and we can actually talk to each other, we'll say, well, wait a minute, we actually all believe, you know, relatively, we all want the same thing, which is just to be able to raise our families in a healthy way, educate our kids, and ensure that there's a bright future for the country. | ||
| And we won't have that apparatus of the media dividing us one way or another. | ||
| And I think that's part of the reason why people have to stand up, because if you want to stand up against thermonuclear war, that requires taking down the, quote, deep state, as people like to refer it as, but also taking down the CIA and the Mickey Matt apparatus, like Ray McGovern likes to say. | ||
| Mm-hmm. I completely could not agree more. | ||
| I mean, these are the people that got us into it. | ||
| But isn't it kind of perfect that for the rally against the war machine, the big rally that took place in Washington, D.C. last weekend, you had socialists and libertarians coming together to oppose war. | ||
| Meanwhile... War for Ukraine seems to be one of the only things that people in power will agree on across the aisle. | ||
| Republicans and Democrats both agree we have to unquestioningly give everything for however long it takes for the war in Ukraine. | ||
| This is kind of perfect, isn't it? | ||
| It doesn't matter what the political divide is. | ||
| You've got the regular people on the bottom saying no war and the elites on top saying we agree there needs to be war. | ||
| It's a weird allyship that we're finding here. | ||
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Well, of course. I mean, you know, and look, thermonuclear war. | |
| I don't think anybody wants to be blown up and fried. | ||
| I guess maybe if you're a nihilist or something, maybe then you might want to be blown up. | ||
| But look, you're right. | ||
| The political elite have no problem allying with the left and right, right? | ||
| You know, they like to play up, oh, you know, wait, those stupid Republicans, oh, those dumb Democrats. | ||
| And yet it's like, oh no, but we both agree we do need war. | ||
| We definitely need lots and lots of war. | ||
| And that's something we can all agree on. | ||
| It's like, why is it that we can't find the strength to do that? | ||
| Because it's manufactured division against us. | ||
| Because if we did come together against this war, as we're doing, as the Sunday rally proves, that we can unite together to fight against this stupid war machine, then we will win. | ||
| We are already successful just because we can unite people. | ||
| And there are people who are trying to, of course, smear it and smear our attempts and stuff, saying that, well, you know, this was like a hate speech white supremacist rally. | ||
| It wasn't that at all. | ||
| Totally absurd. I mean, but my next question for you is, how much is Vladimir Putin paying you, sir? | ||
| You're clearly a Russian agent, like everybody who doesn't like war is a Russian agent. | ||
| But these are the talking points, they spring at you. | ||
| I'm sure you've been called a Russian propagandist. | ||
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I've been called everything. I've been called an extreme left. | |
| I've been called extreme right. | ||
| I've been called a Kremlin bot. | ||
| What, for speaking the truth now? | ||
| We're back in the McCarthyite era of times when you can't get up and speak the truth anymore without being labeled some kind of Russian agent. | ||
| It's amazing how history rhymes because this is just like in the 50s, where if you said, hey, I don't think we should be in this Cold War. | ||
| Oh, whoa, whoa, Russian agent here. | ||
| You know, McCarthy, come and take him to jail. | ||
| I mean, that's where we are now. | ||
| Sure. I mean, the similarity between the war in Vietnam and the war in Ukraine are so obvious. | ||
| I was just watching the Ken Burns documentary on Vietnam, and it's like, holy crap, we're going through exactly the same thing again. | ||
| Of course, then they use that division to further their agenda as well. | ||
| They go, well, you're either... On the side of the troops in America or you're a damn dirty hippie that, you know, deserves to be, you know, have dogs ticked on him. | ||
| So I think you're exactly right. I want to ask you, we're about to go to, well, we'll go to commercial break in a second. | ||
| We'll come back with Jose Vega. | ||
| And of course, you can follow Jose on Twitter. | ||
| J-O-S-B-T-R-I-G-G-A is the handle there. | ||
| You tweeted yesterday that you may or may not have lost your job for being too political. | ||
| Can I get an update on that? | ||
| Did you lose your job over this? | ||
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Yeah, sure. So I can't say too much. | |
| I was in between jobs, and then I got the opportunity to start something new. | ||
| And again, I mean, I signed an NDA, you know, because it's standard stuff when you get hired. | ||
| So I can't say who or what it was, but basically it just boiled down to, hey, we also have to do a routine background check. | ||
| No problem, I said. | ||
| And then, you know, the morning I was supposed to come in on my first day, they said, you know, actually, there's a conflict of interest, so maybe it's better if we don't proceed. | ||
| So, you know, that's how it happens. | ||
| And again, you just go, wait, for opposing war? | ||
| Maybe, was it because you opposed war, or was it because you were less than respectful to our honored congressman? | ||
| Like, right, is this not America? | ||
| Can you not ask a congressman a question without losing your job? | ||
| I think that's just totally ridiculous. | ||
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I would just hope that it doesn't dissuade anybody from standing up because—and I hope, you know, people know their rights. | |
| You know, it is illegal to get fired from a job for your political views, but I technically wasn't hired just yet, so I have no legal recourse. | ||
| A loophole. | ||
| Well, you know, I hope that you continue doing this. | ||
| I hope you make a career out of doing this. | ||
| And so, you know, losing a job turns out to be a blessing in disguise because you can be hugely successful and make a positive change that you may not have been able to at your other job. | ||
| So I think there's a sun on the horizon. | ||
| We'll be right back with Jose Vega on the other side, really doing heroic stuff. | ||
| We need 10,000 Jose Vegas, at least. | ||
| Maybe 10,000 in every city. | ||
| Is that not possible? There aren't 10,000 people in a city of 5 million that don't want to be destroyed in a nuclear holocaust? | ||
| All right, ladies and gentlemen, it has been one year since the war in Ukraine got into motion and Russia invaded. | ||
| One year of money being taken out of our pockets, pushing ever towards that ultimate conflict of nuclear catastrophe in World War III. We've covered it daily on this program as lines are being drawn between China and Russia and Iran and Israel and America and the Western hegemony. | ||
| And it seems like our leadership is doing nothing but driving us headlong into this catastrophe. | ||
| And we're doing everything we can to expose this and expose the causes. | ||
| You have to go back in the history. You have to project forward into the future. | ||
| It's a complicated issue, but it's not really. | ||
| At the end of the day, we want peace. | ||
| We want diplomacy. It's actually not that difficult. | ||
| With me is a citizen activist, Jose Vega. | ||
| He has made waves recently, got a couple viral videos because he has done the American thing and actually demanded of his representatives that they do something to prevent this headlong rush into World War. | ||
| And I'm very happy to welcome Jose Vega once again on Twitter at J-O-S-B-T-R-I-G-G-A You're also on YouTube with a channel called Declaring Independence What do you do on that YouTube channel? | ||
| What can people find if they search Declaring Independence on YouTube? | ||
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Yeah, well, you know, the idea was after my friend Kynan and myself did the very viral AOC intervention back in October. | |
| Oh, that was you? | ||
| I didn't even realize that was you. | ||
| Okay, all right. I'm more familiar with your work than I realized. | ||
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Yeah, after we did that, and she called us right-wingers, Putin-bots, whatever... | |
| You know, we didn't want to feel restricted or limited to talk to anybody, you know? | ||
| I like Jimmy Dore's work, and I like what Breonna Joy Gray does on The Rising. | ||
| And I also appreciate what comes out of Infowars. | ||
| You know, I used to be a big Alex Jones head. | ||
| And so we said, we are going to be independent. | ||
| We want to be able to talk to anybody and not have to answer for it, because we are independent, and so we are declaring independence. | ||
| And we talked to Scott Ritter, Senator Richard Black, super-far-leftists, super-far-right people. | ||
| Anybody. And that's what you'll find, interviews with people who are really cool from all sides of the political spectrum. | ||
| That's honestly what we need. | ||
| I mean, we have a much bigger enemy to worry about than our next-door neighbor who differs on us on tax policy or whatever. | ||
| There are people in power right now. | ||
| They're doing everything they can to manufacture the conflict, to take advantage of the conflict, bankrupt us for this conflict. | ||
| I mean, the number of things. | ||
| The energy crisis. | ||
| I mean, this war has just been a disaster. | ||
| And, of course, the topics that you were questioning, specifically Hakeem Jeffries and the other congressmen there in New York from the Bronx, right, or from Brooklyn— With Torres, yeah. | ||
| Yeah, you were talking about the Nord Stream pipeline bombing. | ||
| Seymour Hersh has come out with an article that is not vague. | ||
| It's not a guess. | ||
| He says very clearly, people told me this is how it was done. | ||
| We bombed the Nord Stream pipeline. | ||
| It was a program by Biden carried out by divers from the Navy. | ||
| I mean, he's not mincing words when he says exactly how it happens. | ||
| I mean, how can people not get behind this? | ||
| I'm honestly baffled why there aren't more people like you and why people are not wondering about the fact that our country essentially committed an ecological terrorist attack against a country we're not at war with that's nuclear armed. | ||
| What is going on? I hear you. | ||
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And, like, you know, I've even had conversations with people who are super, you know, anti-Ukraine, don't want this funding, who are saying, well, I just don't know, you know, if I can trust one anonymous source. | |
| And I tell them, look, in these interventions, I think it's sensible for every American to just ask for an inquiry. | ||
| And that's what I do. You know, I went after Torres and I said, shouldn't you be investigating if this is at least true? | ||
| And I said the same thing to Jeffrey. | ||
| Shouldn't you be investigating if it's true? | ||
| Now, I happen to believe it is completely true. | ||
| And I don't know if it's true, but I believe it's true. | ||
| And there should at least be an investigation because Cy Hirsch's credibility and credentials earned that. | ||
| It's like, okay, well, you know what? | ||
| Maybe we should actually look into this because, look, there's no reason for Russia to have done it. | ||
| The Swedes won't release their surveillance footage. | ||
| And Ray McGovern and Jeffrey Sachs a couple days ago at the U.N. Security Council testified to the U.N. saying this exact same thing. | ||
| This thing seems pretty damn credible. | ||
| And Ray McGovern is ex-CIA. Right? | ||
| And Jeffrey Sachs said, you know, they're two authoritative sources. | ||
| They said, yeah, this thing seems pretty plausible. | ||
| It should be investigated as to whether or not it's true. | ||
| So I would just tell my American friends, go to your congressman, whether you believe it or not, and just ask, look, it's pretty concerning. | ||
| I'd like for you to look into it. | ||
| At the very least, right? | ||
| At the very least. And of course, as you point out, just logically, if you think about it, who benefits? | ||
| Who has the capability to pull it off? | ||
| There's really only one answer. | ||
| Seymour Hersh's article is really just the confirmation for what I think logical people, sort of the conclusion they came to already. | ||
| One thing I really appreciated about your interventions, the questions you were asking, is you weren't aggressive in the sense that, you know, I would tell people, you know, that's not a good look. | ||
| Like, you were aggressive in a controlled, you're passionate. | ||
| You refused to be, you know, blown off and just told, oh, well, you know, you don't know what I know, so stop asking questions. | ||
| So you were aggressive, but in a peaceful way. | ||
| You know what I'm trying to say. | ||
| I wish more people would do that, not just ask the question and then meekly accept the answer, but challenge the person and say, well, hold on, that's a lie. | ||
| Why don't you tell me the truth now? | ||
| How do you, like, what advice would you have for people that maybe see what you do, are inspired, want to do this, but also maybe, like, Are worried that they're either going to start yelling and get attacked? | ||
| How do you prepare for this type of thing when you go and question somebody? | ||
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It is difficult, and I will say I do regret the profanity. | |
| I mean, I am from the Bronx. | ||
| I understand it, honestly. | ||
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I curse like a sailor sometimes, and thank you for saying you understand it, but no, I do think that profanity should be kept to an absolute minimum, for one, because in one sense I kind of did lose control when he said, I'm going to reaffirm our commitment to Ukraine, and I say that's effing BS. Maybe I shouldn't have done that. | |
| But I will say to people, use the anger and try and direct it and control it to stay on topic. | ||
| Right? Because you don't want to just go off on the guy. | ||
| You want to make sure that you're bringing attention to your topic, which in this case is the Cy Hirsch revelations and the fact that we're all going to end up in thermonuclear war because your anger is justified. | ||
| And I will say people have asked me, like, well, what happens to you afterwards? | ||
| Do you get arrested? The answer is no. | ||
| You don't get arrested as long as you get escorted out. | ||
| If they ask you for your ID, you legally don't have to give it to them. | ||
| I had a cop tell me, like, well, you're supposed to carry around state ID. And I said, you don't even know if I have it or not. | ||
| So, you know, don't try and intimidate me. | ||
| I got my First and Fourth Amendment right. | ||
| You tell them that. And if you get in jail, you call me. | ||
| I'll figure out how to get you out. | ||
| See, and this is why it's an info war, right? | ||
| You were armed with information going in there. | ||
| You knew your stuff. You knew about the Seymour Hersh article. | ||
| You're armed with that, so they can't just use rhetoric to confuse and disarm you, again, metaphorically. | ||
| And also, you're armed with information about your rights as an American citizen, so... | ||
| So you aren't able to be influenced or talked down to or intimidated by the police. | ||
| I mean, you really are an info warrior, honestly, in its most pure sense. | ||
| Again, I want more people to do this. | ||
| What do you want people to know as to how they can also get involved in trying to prevent this war? | ||
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Yeah, so, you know, I call these things interventions because you're intervening on your politicians, but there are many ways to do it. | |
| Like, look, I'll be honest, Torres, you know, was taking questions, and you'll see that, too. | ||
| I didn't interrupt him or anything. | ||
| He did call on me to take a question, right? | ||
| You don't always have to be loud and disruptive. | ||
| You can calmly ask a question and persist. | ||
| What I would say is, look, sign up to your local congressman's email list because they like to advertise when they're coming, especially if you live in areas that don't have popular congressmen, right? | ||
| Like, who the heck knew who Richie Torres was before I intervened on him, right? | ||
| He's a congressman at the end of the day. | ||
| People knew who Hakeem Jeffries was, but that's the thing. | ||
| The smaller congressmen think they're okay, right? | ||
| And when you hit them with the question and then you make it public on social media, you put the pressure on all of them. | ||
| So sign up to their local emails, go on Eventbrite, and then just type in political events near me. | ||
| You will be surprised what you see. | ||
| It is amazing. And then arm yourself with a camera. | ||
| With a camera. Don't arm yourself with anything else. | ||
| They're non-violent. | ||
| Just a camera and a microphone. | ||
| And, you know, and if you're by yourself, just hold up your camera like this horizontally. | ||
| Try not to shake around. | ||
| Be firm and calm with what you say, you know. | ||
| And then if you get dragged out, you get dragged out. | ||
| If you feel satisfied with the answer, like if they surprise you and say, actually, we are going to look into it, then let it go. | ||
| Get that on camera and then hold them accountable afterwards. | ||
| But if you're not happy with the answer, you have a right to tell them what you think because you are the constituent at the end of the day. | ||
| You tell them what to do. | ||
| They don't tell you. 100%. | ||
| And if they can convince you to stay quiet in this, then we've lost what America is really supposed to be about. | ||
| I mean, honestly, what you do is so American to me, demanding that our congressmen be held to account for this. | ||
| And the fact that you sometimes get dragged away or the fact that they refuse to answer you or brush you off, that's so un-American to me. | ||
| It's vile, honestly, the way these people treat people who have very simple, reasonable questions, even reasonable anger about the fact that they're driving us towards this conflict. | ||
| Just incredible stuff. | ||
| Really, again, I look forward to your next interventions eagerly. | ||
| I had no idea you were the one who interrupted AOC back then. | ||
| So, again, I'm a bigger fan of your work than I even realized. | ||
| Jose Vega, activist out of New York, on Twitter at JOSBTRIGGA, where he really keeps up with all this sort of stuff. | ||
| And you also have on there posted the full speech by Ray McGovern, where he discusses not just Cy Hirsch's credibility, but in contrast, the not credible people who are asking him questions. | ||
| Fantastic stuff. Thank you so much for coming on. | ||
| Declaring independence on YouTube. | ||
| Jose Vega, thanks for being with us today. | ||
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Thank you for having me. | |
| Awesome. And go for Dan Crenshaw if you're in Texas. | ||
| I'm tired of him. He talks too damn much. | ||
| I know. Yeah, during the break, Jose was saying, you know, you have some neocons down there, too. | ||
| It's like, oh, we know. Oh, we're very aware of who represents us in Texas, and we are not big fans of it. | ||
| Thanks for joining us, Jose. | ||
| We'll be back with the third hour on the other side. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Third hour has begun on today's broadcast of The American Journal. | ||
| Coming to you live from the Infowars studios here in Austin, Texas. | ||
| Infowars.com, Infowarsstore.com, Band.video. | ||
| Infowarsstore, of course, is how you keep us on the air. | ||
| I was saying a little bit the other day, maybe it was yesterday, that I always talk about the live shows, the War Room, the American Journal, the Alex Jones Show, the huge crews that we have behind us that work tirelessly from hours before the show begins to hours after it's over. | ||
| They're either editing the video or coming up with these incredible graphics that make me look good, so you know I like that. | ||
| And so these take a lot of production. | ||
| Obviously, the technical capabilities that are hidden behind, you know, under the desk and stuff, it's like the wires running. | ||
| It's just incredible. This is not something that just any schmo could throw together. | ||
| This isn't just like a webcam and a computer. | ||
| This is a highly technologically advanced operation we're running here, and we're only able to do that because you go to Infowarsstore.com, and we so appreciate it when you do. | ||
| But I always forget to mention... | ||
| To give kudos to you and to also tell you that Infowars.com is also supported by the Infowars store. | ||
| I'm so hung up on all the video stuff, I forget that Infowars.com, with all of its great writers and all of its researchers and people who just spend all day going over the internet, going into the... | ||
| The articles, finding the secrets, connecting the dots, and then, you know, posting them for everybody to see. | ||
| I mean, that in and of itself is such a powerful weapons array against the enemy, and it's all supported at Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| And of course, you know, the point of all of this is to try to make a change, to try to inspire people to not sit back and allow the games that are played by the globalists to just go on as if you don't have an effect. | ||
| You're a human being. | ||
| You're an American. You can make an effect. | ||
| You can have an effect. | ||
| You can make a change. Of course, Jose Vega, that's why we wanted to have him on to talk about it. | ||
| at matt baker also leading the charge in california protesting corporations like pfizer who are in cooperation with the government and trying to well if you want my opinion destroy the world so matt baker held a very very awesome protest on wednesday we're going to watch a little highlight video of it here you can find it on the slave to liberty channel at band video let's watch we are here with the people of san diego and we are ready to bullhorn and tell pfizer what we think about those bastards Aren't we people? | ||
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Yeah! | |
| Woo! | ||
| I know it's in violation of the American Cup. | ||
| I know it's in violation of International Biological Preachers. | ||
| So your director of MLA said you were mutating viruses to make money off of the so-called cash cow. | ||
| Let's have a look at these guys over here. | ||
| They said they're going to keep doing it to make money off of this cash cow. | ||
| And meanwhile, people are dying suddenly. | ||
| Pfizer must be shut down! | ||
| Pfizer must be shut down! | ||
| WJV viruses in our town! | ||
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WJV viruses in our town! | |
| Look at you! | ||
| You're pathetic! Pathetic! Pathetic! | ||
| Go! Go! | ||
| Streets, baby! | ||
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What inspired you, what recent events have taken place, and what you're doing in the community to fight back against is absolute tyranny. | |
| We're sick of this crap, and when are the people going to stand up and actually do something about it? | ||
| How many people have to keel over on camera for the people to actually realize what's going on here? | ||
| How many people have to have miscarriages? | ||
| All those beautiful children that could have been born that will not be here with us, they knew we were coming, so they just, they brought out their special pride flag just for us. | ||
| Because they want people to know that not only straight people can die suddenly. | ||
| Not only straight people can have miscarriages. | ||
| This is an equal opportunity place. | ||
| Break it down, RG. | ||
| On the media, the news are the actors. | ||
| For you, man, they're gender, not the factors. | ||
| We speak the truth and they prone to attack us. | ||
| I'm good, big mental angels back up. | ||
| And my face, we put the load of half up. | ||
| We can celebrate country's books when we gather. | ||
| They ain't taken and deleted, not doubting. | ||
| I know to put the mind over matter. | ||
| On the road, just run all the backwards. | ||
| Truth, I'm good with the hell for the answers. | ||
| Now I'm all in with the damage. | ||
| I'm good with the world of a talent. | ||
| I'm telling myself, you better not to. | ||
| I'm a million. | ||
| I'm a world life out of the city. | ||
| Why are we so astray? | ||
| You can find and share that video at Slave to Liberty. | ||
| It's information in formation. | ||
| It's reality on the march. | ||
| Incredible stuff from Matt Baker. | ||
| Slave to Liberty on Bandai Video. | ||
| We'll be back with your calls on the other side. | ||
| Don't go anywhere. It's the third hour of the American Journal. | ||
| All right, ladies and gentlemen, it's the American Journal. | ||
| Welcome back. Third hour has begun. | ||
| Infowars.com. Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| Band.video. | ||
| You know the routine, folks. | ||
| We've got videos to show you. We will be taking your calls throughout this hour. | ||
| Still some stuff to cover. | ||
| We're going to try to keep it upbeat even when we discuss the most horrific nonsense you've ever seen. | ||
| It's just too early, personally, for me to... | ||
| Yell about all this, so we'll take a slightly sarcastic tone as we continue forward, as you have probably come to expect. | ||
| But we'll go out to your phone calls now. | ||
| We have Mark in Ohio, who's called in on line two. | ||
| Let's go to Mark in Ohio. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, Mark. You're on the air. | ||
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Yeah, it seems like every time I tune into your broadcast, you're always bragging about your products. | |
| All right, let me shut you down right there, Mark. | ||
| I am always bragging about the products. | ||
| Should I not be bragging about the projects, the products, Mark? | ||
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Yeah, but it seems like I don't feel old, man. | |
| What do you mean? I take your products and I feel young again. | ||
| I'm 55, I feel 35. | ||
| So, yeah, I'm not calling to... | ||
| It's awesome. I love you guys. | ||
| Really, you and Matt, the way you guys have your conversations, you guys need to do that every day. | ||
| It's really awesome. I love your products. | ||
| Ever since I've been taking X2 and X3 when you're out of X2. I feel awesome. | ||
| I can run my business. | ||
| I run a tattoo shop, so I have to be on par every single day, even on bad days. | ||
| Oh my gosh, yeah. It's awesome. | ||
| You can't have a bad day as a tattoo artist, can you, Mark? | ||
| I can have a bad day up here. | ||
| People are like, I don't know how you do that. | ||
| I can have a bad day here. | ||
| I can not make the points I want to make. | ||
| At the end of the day, I go, that show just wasn't that good. | ||
| It's not the end of the world. | ||
| You can't slip and draw a line across somebody's forehead, can you, Mark? | ||
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No, I can't do a circle. | |
| It's just going to be a straight line. | ||
| No, that's for sure. And I have to be on par every day, and I have to really put a lot of emphasis on the fact that nascent iodine has really helped me a lot in my aging process to be able to stay young. | ||
| Well, thank you very much. | ||
| You sound like a young man, I have to say. | ||
| No regerts. | ||
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You know, I have repaired a tattoo like that in reality before that commercial ever came out. | |
| And also, yes, I do have Infowars still tattooed on me. | ||
| Beautiful, beautiful. Thank you very much for the call, Mark. | ||
| So whether your job is very necessary, you've got to function highly like a tattoo artist who's making a permanent alteration to someone's body, or whether you just are needing to get through the day and then trying to feed your family on some, you know moderate wage thing whatever whatever your life is like we want to help you do it the best that you possibly can with our products at InfoWars store that's why I brag about them so much we use them ourselves | ||
| I I'm not going to tell you that I use something that I don't use I'm not going to tell you you know oh I've tried this and it's great if I haven't actually tried it and it's not actually great and that's just because all I have at this point is my reputation with the InfoWars audience. | ||
| My reputation outside the InfoWars audience is a bunch of lies. | ||
| So that's a lost cause. | ||
| But I know I just have to tell the truth no matter what it is. | ||
| And the InfoWars audience understands that. | ||
| And that's why I love being here. | ||
| Let's go now to Tim in California. | ||
| Thanks again for the call, Mark. Tim in California. | ||
| I want to talk about that verboten secret city flyover, part two. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, Tim. Tim, was it you that told us about the flyover of the Chinese balloon in the middle of the night over Oak Ridge, Tennessee? | ||
| I remember a caller told us about it. | ||
| I thought maybe it was Jeremiah yesterday. | ||
| He said it wasn't him. Was it you, Tim, that told us about this? | ||
| Yes, it was me, Harrison. | ||
| I'm the one that connected the dots. | ||
| There you go. But I'm also very proud of you because you in turn connected the dots. | ||
| The reason why I laid the marker down is you knew what was going to come next. | ||
| Some coincidence would happen. | ||
| And I might add that when you were starting to peel off the layers of this train thing in Palestine, you had these things that happened right before. | ||
| Well, when you go to the Y-12, remember I told you this was the Department of Energy's largest multidisciplinary laboratory there at Oak Ridge, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and this Y-12 is just a whole other thing, but it's also part of the Department of Energy. | ||
| So their website is y12.doe.gov. | ||
| And if you go to their news section, you'll see that on January 10th of this year, they had a radiological response training facility celebrating being opening there in Oak Ridge. | ||
| Like, why do you need it? Okay. | ||
| And then just a couple of weeks after that, on January 26th of this year, Y-12 celebrates a new fire station and emergency operations center. | ||
| So that's fine. They probably already had all that. | ||
| No big deal. But Jeremiah's sentiments weren't lost on me, and that anybody that lives anywhere around there, when you realize that balloon did fly over at night, well, what could they do? | ||
| It had a 2,000-pound electronic payload, and we don't know nothing about nothing because, well, we started shooting down $12 balloons, and now we had to move on to the train wreck, and just there's more stuff. | ||
| Joe Biden's in... You know, a foreign country and this and that. | ||
| And I guess we just need to move on. | ||
| But the whole reason I laid the marker down is that that has 5,800 scientists from 60 countries there. | ||
| And I'm reminded that the Large Hadron Collider had 10,000 scientists from 100 countries. | ||
| So it's about that size of a Herculean effort. | ||
| And it's about as secretive. | ||
| The difference is we don't get to go underground and get what we want while we get them sleeping tablets. | ||
| But those guys got to fly over during darkness, and we don't know what they did. | ||
| We don't know what they got. | ||
| They're not our friends. | ||
| They know that. Yeah, absolutely. | ||
| Yeah, it's the type of thing that's just like, why would you allow that? | ||
| Even if it was just a weather balloon, like, why take the risk? | ||
| Why allow that to pass over in the middle of the night? | ||
| But, you know, again, it's like you call in, you tell us about Oak Ridge. | ||
| I totally get your point. | ||
| I can see what you're saying. Okay, the sun went down and it was here. | ||
| It came up, it was here. You draw a line between those. | ||
| Right in the middle was Oak Ridge, Tennessee. | ||
| We pointed that out. We talked about it on the show. | ||
| And then, lo and behold, a couple days later... | ||
| Oak Ridge, Tennessee on the news. | ||
| Big fire just in line with all the other manufacturing plant fires across the board. | ||
| Department of Energy obviously affected by those as well. | ||
| So it's just one of those things, man. | ||
| You know, we're just, like I always say, we're just drawing dots and slowly but surely, like pointillism, it's all painting a picture that we can see what's really going on in the world. | ||
| So thank you so much for that call. Thank you for the call previously, Tim. | ||
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Anything else before I let you go? That's just yesterday's headline from Popular Mechanics. | |
| A uranium fire broke out at the birthplace of the atom bomb. | ||
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You generally like to avoid that. | |
| You would think. One would think, yeah, a uranium fire. | ||
| I mean, yeah. I don't know. | ||
| It's insane what they choose to focus on and what they choose to just brush off. | ||
| Yeah, a little uranium fire. | ||
| Anyway, we reported that. Let's move on now. | ||
| Meanwhile. It could be a much, much bigger deal than they're letting us know. | ||
| Thanks so much for that call, Tim. | ||
| And since Tim was mentioning just how rapidly we sort of move on to the next topic, by necessity, because there's always something new to pay attention to, and you can't always say, I see people going, gee, they're really trying to make this bird flu thing a big deal, because there's all these articles about bird flu. | ||
| And we're always stuck in this position of like, okay, is it a distraction where they're trying to Pump up something that's not real, or are they laying the groundwork for the rollout of the next big pandemic that we do need to focus on? | ||
| Same thing when coronavirus happened. | ||
| It was like, okay, are they ignoring what's happening in China because it's not a big deal, or are they ignoring it because they're going to let it travel all over the world? | ||
| We don't know. So we just cover it all. | ||
| We just tell you what you need to know, and by necessity, we move on quickly. | ||
| I was thinking about this, because I remembered all of a sudden this morning, I just thought, do you remember... | ||
| That they found classified documents in Joe Biden's office and his garage and his office in Delaware and his non-profit organization. | ||
| Remember the whole document scandal? | ||
| That was a major deal like a week ago? | ||
| Like you probably totally forgot about until I just mentioned it. | ||
| Like all these things. | ||
| It's amazing how they are able to craft or aim the American attention span wherever they want it. | ||
| And we even fall victim to it. | ||
| And it's unfortunate, but we try not to. | ||
| And we try to stay ahead of the curve, as we almost always do. | ||
| That's the other thing. I mean, you know, we do our best to stay ahead of the curve and stay ahead of the curve, ahead of the curve, right? | ||
| Just to know what's coming down the pipe. | ||
| And there's so much stuff that, like, we cover on this show only to see it blow up on Twitter, like, five, ten days later. | ||
| There's always kind of a bittersweet aspect of it where it's like, well, now this person, you know, everybody's noticing it now. | ||
| Everybody's paying attention to it now. | ||
| I mean, like, we pointed that out. | ||
| So it would be nice to get some... | ||
| Some credit for that, but also I'm happy. | ||
| I'm happy that they're talking about it now, but gee, I wish they would have just listened when our caller talked about this a week ago or whatever, and our callers are often the ones who keep us abreast of this situation and keep us ahead of the curve, even ahead of the mainstream media, pre-debunking things from the mainstream media that they haven't even claimed yet, like the thing about the hotbox and the train, the engineer calling in, set us straight the first day it happened. | ||
| An appropriate song to begin this segment. | ||
| They are building a religion. | ||
| They do want us to think it's useless to resist them. | ||
| But what is it? What is this new religion that they're replacing our old ways of life with? | ||
| Well, it's not grounded in any real spirituality. | ||
| It's grounded in purely... | ||
| Like tokenized mercantilism. | ||
| Like it's turning merchandise into a religion in a lot of ways. | ||
| It's funny because people falling for this would tell you, you know, in complete sincerity that they're like anti-capitalist. | ||
| This consumerist culture and yet they define themselves completely and totally by superficial non-spiritual accoutrement, right? | ||
| Just that's it. That's all they got. | ||
| That's all they have. That's That's what it is. | ||
| So, you know, I don't even know how, I don't even think I'm the person that should be talking about this. | ||
| Like, the people that we should be talking about this are like bishops, you know, or like, but they're too busy, you know, changing into their rainbow robes to actually care about the wholesale destruction of their entire ideology and governing theology. | ||
| And the point of this is that things are obviously getting insane. | ||
| Everybody can see it happening. | ||
| Everybody knows that... | ||
| It's not that something is wrong, it's that nothing is right. | ||
| Everything is off kilter. | ||
| Everything is spiraling out of control and people don't seem to know how to stop it. | ||
| And yet, there's only one direction we've headed this whole time. | ||
| There's only been one way that we've been traveling... | ||
| That's made everything worse, and tangibly worse, and noticeably worse, and worse can be proven through polls and statistics. | ||
| You don't even have to go with the individual accounts of, well, gee, I know this young woman that tried to commit suicide. | ||
| I can't believe what's happening to kids these days. | ||
| You can look at the wide swath of statistical information available to see the trajectory that we're on. | ||
| It's a... Downward one, I guess would be a simple way of putting it. | ||
| A story from New York Magazine yesterday says, No, teen suicide isn't rising because life got objectively worse. | ||
| Just that headline, I'm a bit baffled by. | ||
| We'll read the article and try to figure out what he's saying, but I'm wondering... | ||
| So teenage suicide is rising. | ||
| So that is happening. | ||
| But they're saying it's not because life got objectively worse. | ||
| But it has, though. But it has gotten worse. | ||
| So is he admitting that life has got objectively worse and teen suicide is rising, but don't you dare draw a connection between the two? | ||
| Why is that happening? By Eric Levitz. | ||
| Look at this guy. Over the past 15 years, the mental health of young people in the United States has rapidly deteriorated. | ||
| Gee, what's changed over the... | ||
| Has America gotten... | ||
| It's probably because it's gotten more conservative. | ||
| If I had to guess, I'd probably say that it's gotten more conservative over the last 15 years, right? | ||
| I mean, everything's gotten noticeably worse. | ||
| Teenage suicide has skyrocketed. | ||
| I mean, everything we do to appease the left in this country is apparently to combat the rising tide of mental illness and suicides, right? | ||
| If you don't let your... | ||
| Would you rather have a living daughter or a dead son? | ||
| You have to... Castrate your son, because that's the paradigm we've forced you into. | ||
| So everything we're doing is to try to combat this mental illness slide, apparently. | ||
| Because if you don't accept somebody for their identity, it's like... | ||
| It's actually not an out-there, hateful, bigoted statement to say nobody should be defined... | ||
| By their sexuality. And if they've tricked you into thinking that that's the most important and maybe in some cases only redeeming thing about you, they've tricked you. | ||
| You are in a religion. You have been indoctrinated into a cult. | ||
| And it's bad and wrong. | ||
| And you should break out of it because you have more to offer the world than your base instincts. | ||
| You have more to offer the world than your perversions. | ||
| Okay? I don't care what those are. | ||
| Period. I don't care what those are. | ||
| I don't care what you do in the bedroom. | ||
| If that's how you define yourself, and if that's your greatest asset to the world, then you're worthless, in my opinion. | ||
| So get over it already. | ||
| So between 2007 and 2018, the suicide rate amongst Americans aged 10 to 24 increased by nearly 60%. | ||
| Okay? | ||
| So in a little over 10 years, 60% increase. | ||
| In the suicide rate. | ||
| After declining over the ensuing two years, youth suicide rose again in 2021. | ||
| For every American who takes their own life, many more suffer from non-fatal forms of mental distress. | ||
| At the rate of major depressive episodes among U.S. adolescents increased by more than 52% between 2005 and 2017. | ||
| The number of teen suicide attempts in the U.S., meanwhile, increased dramatically just between 2019 and 2021. | ||
| And we can, of course, draw parallels to the COVID lockdowns. | ||
| No doubt. Like, this is the crazy thing. | ||
| They go, they'll write an article that goes, the COVID lockdown, you know, first they'll, okay, we can take it back even farther, right? | ||
| First they'll say, the anti-lockdowners are dangerous hypocrites that want grandma to die, so you're not allowed to oppose lockdown. | ||
| They don't even listen to why we want to. | ||
| But the reason we want to oppose lockdown is because, I don't know, children and every human being really requires for their mental health and their physical health connection with other human beings, interaction, community. | ||
| This is a necessary aspect of health. | ||
| Holistically, that's the argument we're making. | ||
| They tell us to shut up. They tell us we just want people to die. | ||
| They tell us we're willing to kill people for the economy, right? | ||
| Just putting words in our mouth that we never said because we're pointing out the real obvious detrimental effects that these types of programs would have. | ||
| They impose them anyway. | ||
| Then they go, gee, it looks like the lockdowns had a horrible effect on everybody's health. | ||
| And then they write an article like this that points to the rise in suicide attempts and suicide rates amongst teens and completely fail to mention the imposed lockdown that may have driven the rise in those numbers. | ||
| I don't know why they can't get a handle. | ||
| I don't know where the doctors are in this. | ||
| I mean, it's almost as bad as coronavirus itself, where you had obvious medical misinformation being pumped into the mainstream media and opposing them would cause censorship from the CDC. Doctors all know that it's wrong. | ||
| They all know it flies completely in the face of and is totally counter to everything they've been trained on. | ||
| But they don't speak up about it. | ||
| And you can watch YouTube videos, you can read articles from mental health professionals, and they'll say unequivocally, they know, like scientifically, you can trust the science in this regard, the best possible mental health conditions for a child is to have a mother and a father in the house that are involved, that are loving, and that stay together forever. | ||
| Everybody knows that. | ||
| Where are these people to defend the mental health of children who are being destroyed by the modern culture? | ||
| Where are they? | ||
| They know it's true. | ||
| If you ask them in a vague sort of academic way, what's the best situation for a kid to be raised in? | ||
| They'll say they need a mother and a father. | ||
| And if you say, well, what if they don't have a father, they have another mother? | ||
| What if instead of a father, they have, like, a friend that helps? | ||
| They'll be like, no, it's not the same. | ||
| It's not the same at all. Biologically, it's not the same. | ||
| Literally, the chemicals that get released when you're in the arms of your mother is not the chemical that gets released when you're in the arms of a nurse. | ||
| It's just not. Biologically, medically, these are facts. | ||
| Where are they? But then when you put it in a cultural context, when you ask them to actually apply that knowledge that they have to the real world, they'll say, well, we don't really know. | ||
| Actually, anything is good. | ||
| Actually, everything is fine, and it's all good. | ||
| And so, of course, we have a degradation of mental health. | ||
| We'll get into the numbers on the other side and then your phone calls. | ||
| All right, folks, I'll try to get through these really horrific numbers as quickly as possible to get back to your phone calls. | ||
| This really is a complicated topic in a lot of ways, but it also, I think, can be boiled down to a very simplistic topic as well. | ||
| We know what makes people happy. | ||
| We know what makes people healthy. | ||
| We know what is the best possible condition and atmosphere and environment in which to raise children who are happy, successful, strong, right, able to withstand You know, really bad situations. | ||
| The situation in America, in my opinion, physically, right? | ||
| Not actually that bad. | ||
| There's not a lot of people going hungry in America. | ||
| There's food aplenty, right? | ||
| There's not a lot of people that are like... | ||
| There's not a lot of children working in the mines, right? | ||
| We're not the Congo. We don't have huge swaths of our population just in total hopeless destitution. | ||
| Everybody's doing pretty well, right? | ||
| You don't see a lot of this happening in America, right? | ||
| So we know what makes people happy and healthy and strong and Then we're told all of those things are evil and the mainstream media and the establishment and the government and big tech and all the powers that be are doing everything they can. | ||
| They seem to be focused solely, completely, totally on the destruction of those things. | ||
| It's not like an afterthought. It's not like, well, our job is to do this, and once we do that, then we'll look at some of these other problems. | ||
| It's like everything is twisted and turned toward, you know, he talks to Pete Buttigieg. | ||
| Hey, there's a thousand train derailments, and the roads are falling apart, and our bridges are being held together by duct tape. | ||
| And he's like, well, I'm going to demonize white people. | ||
| And you're like, well, what are you talking about? | ||
| Do your job. He's like, I am. | ||
| I'm doing my job. We're going to hire black construction workers. | ||
| It's like, to do what? And they're like, nothing. | ||
| Nothing, actually. We're not doing anything about infrastructure, right? | ||
| All of their actual obligations and responsibilities are subjugated under the drive to destroy the things that we know make us healthy, happy, strong. | ||
| Unity, community, family, religion, a sense of belonging, a sense of purpose, a sense of hope, a sense of... | ||
| Of the effort that it takes to just be a human is worth it because we're achieving something greater. | ||
| All of that is being destroyed. | ||
| All of that is being taken away. And the effects are tangible and apparent scientifically, statistically. | ||
| So it's really not that complicated at the end of the day. | ||
| We know things that make us healthy. | ||
| They're the very things that are being removed from our society by force with a persistence that is demonic. | ||
| Teenage girls in the U.S. hit an all-time high of suicidal thoughts. | ||
| Nearly 60% of such adolescents, teenage girls, reported feeling sadness every day for at least two weeks during the previous year. | ||
| 60%, over half of all teenage girls in the United States felt persistent sadness every day for two weeks straight during the previous year. | ||
| Twice the rate as amongst boys. | ||
| Most alarming, one in three teenage girls had considered taking their own lives. | ||
| People like Taylor Lorenz blame this on late-stage capitalism. | ||
| Late-stage capitalism. | ||
| It's capitalism, I tell you. | ||
| Exchanging goods and services for money, that must be the problem because that didn't exist 15 years ago. | ||
| We've seen such an increase in capitalism over the last 15 years. | ||
| That must be the causation and correlation that we can see. | ||
| No, obviously not. Don't be stupid. | ||
| And again, this takes so many forms and it... | ||
| It affects people in so many different ways, but it's ironic if you are a fool, right? | ||
| If you actually believe the things that the destroyers of civilization claim, then this must seem very ironic to you. | ||
| That over the same time period that our entire world has seemingly reorganized itself to benefit minorities, sexual minorities, Religious minority. | ||
| Like, everything has been changed under the claim that it's for the benefit of these people, and these people are suffering worse than they ever have before. | ||
| That's weird. | ||
| That's an inconsistency. Now, when you know that it's just the taking advantage of these people that's actually going on, It's people that are indoctrinating teenage girls or members of the LGBT community into thinking that they need to destroy the pillars of our civilization, like you're being used for this, and now you're paying the price because you've signed a contract with the devil, so he's going to get his due. | ||
| New York Post. Teens feel more hopeless and suicidal than ever, CDC warns. | ||
| Survey revealed that nearly all indicators of poor mental health amongst high schoolers, including suicidal thoughts and behaviors, have increased over the last decade, including something like 10% of high schoolers in this country actually attempting suicide. | ||
| In particular, rates of anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts increased dramatically amongst students who are female and in the LGBTQ plus community. | ||
| So over the same time period that... | ||
| Girls have been uplifted and celebrated and told, you know, all this stuff. | ||
| And again, it's mostly people going, oh, if somebody tells you that being a mother is good, it's because they hate you and they want you to be a slave. | ||
| It's sort of along the same lines as climate change, stuff like that. | ||
| That's what Taylor Lorenz was talking about. | ||
| You've got kids that are being raised, being told by the authorities, like, you being alive is destroying the earth. | ||
| Your existence is murdering the baby penguins in Antarctica. | ||
| Do you know that? Do you know that every time you breathe a breath in, you're killing an elephant? | ||
| Have fun at school, Jimmy. You're obviously implanting this stuff in people's heads. | ||
| It's your talking points that are driving people literally insane and to the point of suicide. | ||
| And it's the very people that you claim to be doing all of these things on the behalf of and to help. | ||
| Obviously not. But again, the numbers are just absolutely... | ||
| I mean, it is a crisis-level situation we're dealing with here. | ||
| And it goes on and on. Nearly a third of teen girls have said they seriously considered suicide. | ||
| That's from CBS News. | ||
| Again, significantly higher than any other group. | ||
| Is it because we've gotten more patriarchal? | ||
| Is it because we've gotten more conservative? | ||
| Is it because we've gotten more traditional? | ||
| The exact opposite. Any reasonable person would be able to see these two things and draw a correlation, if not a causation, but the causation is there as well when you look deeper. | ||
| Alcohol to blame in one in five young adult deaths in the U.S. One in five deaths of young adults has alcohol as a contributing factor. | ||
| Nearly 13% of deaths in American adults under 65 between 2015 and 2019. | ||
| Again, this just goes all along with it, right? | ||
| What happens when your life is a mess and nothing makes any sense and reality has been unmoored? | ||
| You find solace in alcohol, drugs, an altered state of some sort. | ||
| So they're doing this to you, okay? | ||
| Why are so many women in middle age on antidepressants? | ||
| Middle-aged women have some of the country's highest rate of antidepressant use, which is especially ironic considering the fact that Last month or so, there have been numerous articles and scientific studies that have proven out, without any doubt whatsoever, that there is no underlying scientific basis for antidepressants at all. | ||
| The idea of chemical imbalances in the brain has been completely disproven, doesn't make any sense, never has, and yet it's on that basis that all of these things are being prescribed. | ||
| So they're massively actually altering your brain chemistry, but not in a way that is beneficial or good, and they're doing it to a... | ||
| Larger and larger population swath as we go on. | ||
| And of course, it's all just part of the plan. | ||
| If there's something that makes you persistently sad, it's a change in your lifestyle that you need. | ||
| And I'm not saying depression isn't real. | ||
| I know it can be devastating and crippling and real. | ||
| But the cure is not to mask those symptoms by... | ||
| Drinking alcohol or taking antidepressants, right? | ||
| And then you get into sort of the fundamentals of this, and you have things like this. | ||
| Most young men are single. | ||
| Most young women are not. | ||
| More than 60% of young men are single, which is nearly twice the rate of unattached young women, signaling a larger breakdown in the social, romantic, and sexual life of the American male. | ||
| So over 60% of young men are single. | ||
| Something like 34% of young women are single. | ||
| So men have multiple women. | ||
| Are women just dating each other? | ||
| It's got to be one of those things, and also it just is a symptom of the total breakdown of traditional relationships, obviously. | ||
| And you have things like this that go right along with it. | ||
| People talk about this forever, the 80-20 rule, right? | ||
| When you have something like Tinder, 20% of the men get 80% of the women, leaving 80% of the men in a hopeless state of loneliness, and the women competing over the small selection of men. | ||
| Daily Mail has an article saying why Tinder is toxic for young women. | ||
| The obvious answer to all of this is that traditionalism, Christianity, religion itself is the answer, but they refuse to acknowledge it. | ||
| All right, folks, I'll finish up with this, but again, I could spend three hours just on this topic, on the mental breakdown, whether it's inspired by the leftist talking points about global warming that tells kids that their existence is destroying the earth and there's nothing you can do about it, and there's nothing... | ||
| Like, just the persistent hopelessness that's peddled by the climate change people to take advantage of, to... | ||
| Put you in a pod and make you eat bugs, right? | ||
| Or whether it's the sexual liberation nonsense, the Me Too movement, all this stuff that's driving a divide between the sexes who are supposed to be partners, equal but not the same, right? | ||
| Harmony, not uniformity, and not diversity, but harmony. | ||
| You play your part and it becomes a beautiful thing. | ||
| You become more than the sum of your parts. | ||
| That's the point of... | ||
| Marriage has been an aspect of human civilization for as long as the concept could have possibly existed. | ||
| All this is obvious, all this is natural, all of this is endlessly traditional, as far back as you can possibly go, and yet they think they can throw it all away and it won't have any negative side effects. | ||
| Or they think the negative side effects are, what, worth it? | ||
| You think it's worth it? You think it's worth it to have a third of young women Thinking about suicide? | ||
| Because why? They can get a job in a cubicle rather than becoming a mother? | ||
| This is nonsense. This is all insanity. | ||
| Or the racial aspect, right? | ||
| I don't even cover it in the morning because, honestly, nothing makes me feel more like Savage than seeing some of these videos. | ||
| I just can't do it to myself to watch some of these videos, especially videos of interracial violence. | ||
| There was one yesterday. I won't play it. | ||
| I have it in the folder. I don't want the crew to play it, though. | ||
| Six foot six black kid in high school just savagely beating his teacher. | ||
| Beyond any reason. I mean, it is horror. | ||
| Like, it makes you feel sick. So, I don't like showing that in the morning. | ||
| I probably should because it's going on. | ||
| It's happening. And, of course, it's like, what do you expect? | ||
| What do you expect when you have the President of the United States giving a speech where he's saying white families would celebrate the lynching of black people? | ||
| You out there, all you black people, you would be lynched by white families who would laugh while you died, right? | ||
| Lynching hasn't really happened in probably 50 years. | ||
| It just doesn't happen. More than that, right? | ||
| 50 years, that's the 70s. | ||
| No, real lynchings haven't happened since, like, the 30s, really. | ||
| But they want to bring it up continuously. | ||
| They want to continually pump this in. | ||
| They want to do critical race theory. | ||
| They want to continually tell black kids that you'll never amount to anything because white people are evil and they all hate you and they all look down on you and you should get revenge on them. | ||
| I mean, what do you expect to happen, right? | ||
| So, like, all this stuff... | ||
| What do you expect? Like, that should be the headline. | ||
| What do you expect when you do this to kids? | ||
| When you do this to young people? | ||
| When you are the ones pumping this into them? | ||
| And then they blame us. It's absurd. | ||
| Most young men are single. Most young women are not. | ||
| But still, a huge proportion of the young women are single. | ||
| They're trying to figure this out. | ||
| They're really trying to get to the bottom of this. | ||
| I'm sure. I'm sure. | ||
| It's obvious. Like, you don't need to get to the bottom of anything. | ||
| It's obvious what's happening. | ||
| The society that was stable and good and beneficial and built strong, happy citizens is being destroyed. | ||
| It's being dismantled, piece by piece. | ||
| You know, evil doesn't tell you it's evil. | ||
| Does anybody know this? Do I need to explain this? | ||
| Evil doesn't come along going, I'm going to destroy your society. | ||
| Come along with me. | ||
| You can't recruit people that way. | ||
| The only way evil can make inroads is by pretending to be good. | ||
| So they couch their evil in things that you want. | ||
| It's the line from Futurama when Bender's talking to the robot devil. | ||
| He goes, you can't tempt me. | ||
| Devil goes, there's nothing that you want? | ||
| He goes, ah, I forgot you can tempt me with things that I want. | ||
| Of course they're going to tempt you with things that you want. | ||
| Of course they're going to couch their programs in... | ||
| Rhetoric that makes it seem good. | ||
| You can see through it if you just think about it for a second. | ||
| You can think about this for yourself and understand that these people are lying on purpose, by design, to destroy the things that make us strong, to leave us in a weakened state, to take advantage of us, to destroy us. | ||
| I don't know what other possibility it could be. | ||
| Whatever that possibility is, is wrong because I just told you the reality. | ||
| They even, like, mention this, right? | ||
| In previous generations, young women entered adulthood in a society that expected them to find a financially stable man who would support them through decades of marriage and motherhood. | ||
| Over the 1950s and 1960s, that pattern gradually broke down, and today, it's all but gone. | ||
| Okay, so over the time period that these things have been dismantled and disintegrated and have disappeared, you have a corresponding rise in mental health crises and persistent perpetual unhappiness and use of antidepressants and everything. | ||
| All the terrible things correspond directly in a one-to-one relation to the destruction of the family and things that are traditional. | ||
| And I've mentioned it before. | ||
| You know, both my grandmothers went to college, got degrees. | ||
| But almost everybody I know, their grandparents, their grandmothers went to college, had a degree. | ||
| They could have had a career if they wanted to. | ||
| They weren't forced into being mothers and wives. | ||
| They did it intelligently. | ||
| They made that choice because they knew it was the choice that would make them happy. | ||
| Because they knew that it was in line with their nature, their soul, their being. | ||
| They knew at the end of their lives they would be surrounded by their children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren. | ||
| And that's what the goal of life was. | ||
| But the narrative now is that they were just slaves. | ||
| They were just forced to be wives and mothers. | ||
| It was never the case. It was never the case. | ||
| That's a lie that's been sold to you. | ||
| And so, you know, you've got this tragedy happening with young men disassociating with society, refusing to participate, being persistently hopeless, having nothing to look forward to. | ||
| And this article I thought was pretty illuminating from the Daily Mail from a while ago. | ||
| It was from August of last year. Why Tinder is toxic for young women. | ||
| Ten years after its launch, the Swipe Right dating app's promise of sexual liberation is working for a minority of lascivious men, but the downsides are legion. | ||
| The sexual revolution was supposed to set us free. | ||
| No more shame, no more coercion, no more female subservience. | ||
| Yes, that was the lie that you were sold. | ||
| Yes, that was the treat that they baited the trap with. | ||
| Obviously. We were told that a new culture of no-strings-attached sex would give women the opportunity to revel in their sexual autonomy. | ||
| Okay. And the mouse thought it was getting free cheese. | ||
| Idiots. They're like, I used to believe that liberal narrative. | ||
| As a younger woman, I looked at the hard one. | ||
| So, you know, the obvious answer would be that this person goes, we need to roll it back. | ||
| We need to roll it back. This is not, it was not good. | ||
| It was not beneficial. Nobody was helped by this. | ||
| The only people that benefited from this are the worst types of men, right? | ||
| The biggest victims of this are the best types of women. | ||
| And there's no ambiguity about that. | ||
| This person says, I no longer believe that. | ||
| So they're aware of the lie and they're aware that it didn't work. | ||
| But they also say the feminist achievements of our foremothers are immensely valuable and should never be rolled back. | ||
| Again, how are you supposed to deal with people like this? | ||
| Can I convince this person? | ||
| They know everything I could tell them. | ||
| They refuse to believe it, refuse to connect the dots, refuse to actually take in everything that they know and think about it. | ||
| One damn second. They say, in reality, once you permit the idea that people can be products, everything is corroded. | ||
| And that's what Tinder does to people. | ||
| And that's why you have this complete imbalance when it comes to young people. | ||
| And the ironies of all this is nothing they promote works out the way that they say. | ||
| High school kids today are less sexually active than in the 1950s. | ||
| Think about that for a second. | ||
| I think that's a pretty damning statement on the current state of things because everything is sexualized now. | ||
| I mean, my God. Sex is in your face. | ||
| It's like TikTok dances and just like everything is like as lascivious and as base and as just perverted as you could possibly get. | ||
| And yet kids are having less sexual. | ||
| Less sex, but less human connection. | ||
| I mean, sex is just a... It's just the outcome of human connection, of togetherness, of wanting to connect with somebody on a real level. | ||
| Now, I don't think... | ||
| Again, I don't think high schoolers... | ||
| I'm not about to encourage high schoolers to go and do something that they probably want to do anyway, but... | ||
| It's a sign of like an unhealthy society. | ||
| A healthy society is something like the 50s where everything's pure and nice and, you know, you don't have to turn your kids' eyes away from the billboard because it's got, you know, some, you know, pornography on there. | ||
| Like, you want to have a decent, nice society, but, you know, with human connection, with, you know, people actually coming together. | ||
| In a romantic way. Now you've got porn and perversion and lasciviousness and slut power and everybody's like at home alone by themselves. | ||
| Lonely, miserable. | ||
| Seeking out dopamine hits from their social media. | ||
| It's a total damnation of our entire society. | ||
| It's a vicious cycle that the people that have gotten us into refuse to acknowledge Their own part in it and refuse to actually take it all in holistically and understand the path we need to take to get out of it. | ||
| It's not that hard. It's traditionalism. | ||
| It's Americanism. | ||
| It's religion of any sort, but specifically Christianity. | ||
| That's the answer. They refuse to acknowledge it. | ||
| Instead, they will continue to cause the sickness, treat the symptoms until you're evil for existing. | ||
| I'm sorry I ranted all that way because I didn't get to take more calls. | ||
| I really do apologize. I love you all. | ||
| I hope you are back on Monday for our show. | ||
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