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You're watching The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
| Watch live right now at band.video. | ||
| Alright, good morning ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Welcome to The American Journal. | ||
| I am your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| We're glad to be here with you today. | ||
| Infowars.com, band.video. | ||
| We have a lot to talk about. Of course, the number one story will be the absolute invasion happening at the southern border, accelerating faster than they even predicted. | ||
| Article 42 hasn't even been lifted yet. | ||
| It's set to be lifted tomorrow. | ||
| But already you have hundreds of thousands of people Crossing the border or waiting just on the other side of the border. | ||
| We're going to get into all of that as just one aspect of the totalitarian global takeover as possible. | ||
| More freedom-minded populations find themselves being forcibly replaced. | ||
| That is genocide. We'll get into all of it. | ||
| Lots of stuff to talk about. | ||
| We'll be joined by a couple of great guests today as well. | ||
| And of course, opening up the phone lines for your calls. | ||
| Let's just begin today, as we do every day, with our Daily Dispatch. | ||
| All right, here it is, folks, your Daily Dispatch for Wednesday, the 10th of May, 2023. | ||
| 3. | ||
| Right-wing extremist Tucker Carlson will relaunch his program on Twitter, a platform he praised as the only remaining large free speech platform in the world after Fox News fired him late last month. | ||
| That's the way that CNN decided to report it. | ||
| Right-wing extremist Tucker Carlson. | ||
| The most normal man in America is now apparently a right-wing extremist. | ||
| I guess if I was covering this, it'd be something like gay orgy bathhouse pedophile den CNN reports on calls Tucker Carlson a right-wing extremist in a desperate attempt for relevancy after they are forced to fire their entire news lineup and much of their executive class because of sexual misconduct. | ||
| Stories from Oliver Darcy, of course. | ||
| Tucker Carlson announced his plans to relaunch his show on Twitter. | ||
| We'll talk a little bit more about that. | ||
| Alex Jones has some inside baseball on that. | ||
| We'll show you the video. You can find it at Infowars.com. | ||
| Meanwhile, scenes from the border, chaos and desperation. | ||
| Desperation, a day before the end of the pandemic era rules that allow officials to quickly expel migrants who enter the U.S. illegally. | ||
| The southwest border is already a scene of chaos and desperation. | ||
| Chaos and desperation. | ||
| Makeshift camps, each with hundreds of migrants, have formed on both sides of the border in recent days. | ||
| Some people have already crossed in the U.S., others hoping to do so. | ||
| Getting a lot of different numbers. | ||
| I think the most accurate one I've seen is 150,000 people waiting to cross the border. | ||
| Just worth it to remind you very quickly that if you are waiting to cross the border, you are not an asylum seeker. | ||
| If you are camped out waiting for the political atmosphere to be convenient for you to cross over the border, you are not desperate. | ||
| You are not fleeing some pursuer. | ||
| You are not a legitimate asylum seeker. | ||
| And you should be expelled or prevented from entering the country in the first place. | ||
| That, of course, is not happening because the people who run our government are actively participating in the invasion. | ||
| Meanwhile, we have this story. | ||
| DOJ files criminal charges against GOP Representative George Santos. | ||
| The Justice Department filed criminal charges against GOP Rep. | ||
| George Santos, according to a leak to CNN. Santos will appear in federal court on Wednesday, according to the outlet. | ||
| Federal prosecutors have filed criminal charges against New York Rep George Santos, and the really bizarre thing about this is that there was an FBI agent apparently embedded in George Santos' office. | ||
| So, just so it's clear, before, in old America... | ||
| In traditional America, you had civilian oversight of the intelligence agencies. | ||
| Now we've gone full uno-reverse. | ||
| It's intelligence agencies having oversight over your elected representatives. | ||
| And it's a disturbing development that we'll get into and explain a little bit later in the show. | ||
| More on the other side, folks. | ||
| We'll finish out the Daily Dispatch when we get back. | ||
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It's Wednesday, May 10th 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 to blow this thing. | ||
| Get everybody in the stuff together. | ||
| All right, welcome back, folks. Continuing with our daily dispatch here. | ||
| B. Jean Carroll. | ||
| Jury finds Trump's sexually abused writer in a New York department store 30 years ago. | ||
| Totally crazy. | ||
| A jury in a civil case has found former President Donald Trump sexually abused a magazine columnist in a New York department store in the 1990s. | ||
| But Trump was not found liable for raping E.J. Carroll in the dressing room of Bergdorf Goodman. | ||
| The jury also found Mr. | ||
| Trump liable for defamation for calling the writer's accusations a hoax and a lie. | ||
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What? Wait, wait. | |
| So they say he's not liable for the rape. | ||
| She claimed that he raped her. | ||
| He called her a liar for claiming that he raped her, which they say he didn't. | ||
| But he's liable for defaming her, for calling her a liar about the things she lied about? | ||
| Okay. Alright. Just make sure we have it all clear now. | ||
| It's the first time Mr. | ||
| Trump's been found legally responsible for sexual assault. | ||
| Manhattan jury ordered Mr. | ||
| Trump to pay her about $5 million in damage. | ||
| And okay. Great. | ||
| Well done, you guys. | ||
| You did it. What is there even to say about that? | ||
| Finally, we have this. | ||
| Biden administration announces $1.2 billion for Ukraine, bringing total military aid to $36.9 billion. | ||
| Of course, the total amount that we've given to Ukraine since the war began a little over a year ago is upwards of $200 billion at this point. | ||
| The Biden administration on Tuesday announced a new military aid package of $1.2 billion for Ukraine, bringing the total since its war with Russia began to $36.9 billion. | ||
| If I didn't know better, it's almost like they're doing it on purpose. | ||
| It's almost like they're timing this out just to rub salt in the wounds. | ||
| On the very... Same day that we have literally hundreds of thousands of foreigners pouring across our border because for years we heard it was just way too expensive to build the wall. | ||
| Five billion dollars to protect our border? | ||
| No way, that's way too much. | ||
| A couple hundred billion for Ukraine's border? | ||
| Yeah, sure, no problem. | ||
| We'll write a check. I mean, it... | ||
| It should be insulting. It should be insulting to absolutely everybody in America. | ||
| Again, I don't even know where we go with this. | ||
| Breitbart News reports the $113 billion in USAID Ukraine has eclipsed the annual military budget of every country in the world except for the United States and China. | ||
| So our border is completely open at this point. | ||
| I mean, fully abolished the entire border concept in this country right now. | ||
| And I mean, you would think in a democratic country, you would have some compromise at some sort. | ||
| I don't really get how this works. | ||
| You've got... Donald Trump, who runs for office almost exclusively on the platform of Build the Wall. | ||
| Build the Wall, of course, just being the physical aspect of an idea that maybe we as a sovereign nation should protect our border from invasion by outsiders. | ||
| Most votes any president's ever received. | ||
| He gets 80 million votes the second time. | ||
| Quick reminder that 80 million is more than half of the eligible voters in America. | ||
| So how he got outvoted by Joe Biden is anybody's guess. | ||
| But you've got a campaign that basically runs on the idea of border security. | ||
| As an absolute. As a wall that there should be zero people crossing. | ||
| Absolutely zero. Nobody should cross. | ||
| Highest number of votes ever received by a presidential candidate goes to the man who runs on that stance. | ||
| You would think in a democracy there would be some desire to move in that direction knowing that there was such an overwhelming number of American people who desire something like that. | ||
| Some sort of border security. | ||
| You would think that The Democrats, maybe they continue their anti-white, pro-invasion, anti-America program, but temper it a little bit. | ||
| You see that so many Americans are way on that side of the spectrum when it comes to border security. | ||
| Maybe you move a little bit in that direction. | ||
| But instead, what you see is the opposite direction. | ||
| I just don't get it. | ||
| Why is our choice between two absolutes every single time? | ||
| Why is it that in a democracy, in a republic, in a place where the American people are supposed to have ultimate say over, you Do we flip-flop from total border shutdown desired to absolute border opened, millions of people every single year, unvetted, unchecked? | ||
| I mean, this doesn't make any sense. | ||
| It doesn't make any sense. | ||
| You would think there would be some sort of middle ground that people who actually wanted to get elected would be able to occupy. | ||
| Abortion is the same thing, right? | ||
| A lot of these things are fall into this sort of dichotomy. | ||
| And I honestly don't get it. | ||
| I honestly don't get how you go from 80 million people voting on the build the wall guy to absolute zero border security at all. | ||
| And that's where we are at this point. | ||
| El Paso shelter director, humanitarian crisis, worst I've ever seen. | ||
| We're expecting the worst when Title 42 ends. | ||
| It hasn't even ended yet. It's already the worst they've ever seen. | ||
| 150,000 illegal immigrants are camping out, waiting to surge the border tomorrow. | ||
| FU Americans, illegal aliens, trash talk news reporters, and heated exchange in El Paso, Texas. | ||
| Again, it's just like the vast gulf of difference between The way these people are talked about in the mainstream media and then the reality on the ground. | ||
| It's unbridgeable. | ||
| It's just like our door has to be open for the poor asylum seekers that are just desperate to come join America. | ||
| They love us so much and they're fleeing oppression. | ||
| You're on the ground. It's just like some 30-year-old dude in designer clothes being like, F you America. | ||
| I hate America. I'm in charge now. | ||
| Who do you believe? The inveterate liars whose entire purpose is destruction of your country through psychologically tuned deception? | ||
| Or the invader actually just telling you what he actually feels in a heated moment? | ||
| Illegal border crossings and apprehensions from US to US from Mexico. | ||
| These are gotaways excluded. | ||
| For President Trump, you had 2017 was just over 400,000. | ||
| 2018 was just over 500,000. | ||
| 2019 was just under a million. | ||
| 2020 was just under half a million. | ||
| Then the next year, 2021, you have... | ||
| 1,700,000 under Biden. | ||
| In 2022, you had 2,300,000, the all-time high. | ||
| And in 2023, you have 1,200,000 just in the first couple months. | ||
| They act like there's no explanation to the invasion. | ||
| It's a crisis. | ||
| It's panic and desperation. | ||
| I mean, we can just ignore, I guess, what the mainstream media says. | ||
| We can just... | ||
| I don't know, we can't. | ||
| I mean, that's what people believe. | ||
| But just a full-on invasion, just the population of the state of Montana every couple of months crossing over the southern border. | ||
| Absolutely nothing is being done to stop it. | ||
| 42 countries support declaring an invasion at the southern border. | ||
| Border Patrol is reporting that 18,600 known gotaways at the border last week is a concerning number. | ||
| That is a population size equivalent to the full capacity AT&T Center every single week, sneaking into the U.S. border without getting captured. | ||
| Yeah, folks, full on invasion at the southern border. | ||
| We're going to get into some of the other stuff. | ||
| Tucker Carlson. And some other stuff going on as well. | ||
| We're going to take a slightly wider view of things as we always try to do. | ||
| But I guess I'll just report on the invasion. | ||
| I mean, there's not too much to say about it other than we are being invaded and the people who are entrusted and empowered with the ability and the license to protect us from this are instead helping the invaders in every way that they can. | ||
| And when I say full-on border invasion, I am... | ||
| I'm not even being remotely, I'm not even remotely exaggerating. | ||
| I mean, it is a complete collapse of the border with absolutely no ability to maintain or contain the sheer numbers of people that are at this moment either crossing or waiting to cross the border ahead of the expiration of Title 42. | ||
| Who are we bringing in? | ||
| Let's take a look at clip number five here. | ||
| Here's an intense exchange in El Paso between American reporters and the poor, innocent, loving, as the Democrats say, more American than you, migrants. | ||
| They're just so desperate for our help and so appreciative that we're opening our doors for them. | ||
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Let's watch. He's heading to Florida. | |
| Florida residence, there's your new neighbor. | ||
| Yes, sir. | ||
| Turn around. Shut the f**k and leave my people alone. | ||
| I got another f**king ticket for helping my people out. | ||
| Another f**king ticket, bro. | ||
| I got two of them this week. | ||
| First one for giving out water, the third one for giving out food and helping out my people and . | ||
| you guys, America, El Paso, El Paso PD, and feds and port patrol. | ||
| - Hey, back up, back up. - Don't touch my equipment. | ||
| - It hit me. | ||
| - You're gonna see what happens. | ||
| You start destroying equipment out here? | ||
| You come up, start yelling at a camera like a fool, and you want to know why people are upset? | ||
| Why are you questioning my people, sir? You own them? | ||
| So you're an owner? | ||
| No. These are my race. | ||
| This is my bloodline. | ||
| Read them all. They're all my bloodline. | ||
| Guess what? We are an American. | ||
| It's a free country. If you don't like it, if you don't like it, you can go. | ||
| Okay, then understand the consultation. | ||
| You can go to work. | ||
| All right, guys. | ||
| Don't take me. Don't tape me. | ||
| Don't tape me. Don't tape me. | ||
| Don't touch my camera. | ||
| Don't touch my f***ing camera. | ||
| Don't f***ing tape me, mother f***er. | ||
| You're in America. It's a free country. | ||
| Okay, so what? You don't want to be on camera? | ||
| Go home. Okay, no, no. Go home. | ||
| Go home. You, you go home. | ||
| This is my home. F*** you, mother f***ers. | ||
| You're actually making fun of them or what? | ||
| We're showing people what's going on in El Paso. | ||
| F***ing fat ass. Making fun of you. | ||
| I'm so f***ing mad at tire, mother f***er. | ||
| F***ing Big Mac, boy. | ||
| Vete, comprate una pinche Big Mac, gordito. | ||
| Pop also. | ||
| So this is what you get when you get illegal entry into this country, guys. | ||
| This is what you get. | ||
| You get people that disrespect this country, that don't love this country, and don't love the freedoms. | ||
| And this is what Joe Biden is bringing in. | ||
| The new Americans. | ||
| Aren't you excited? Aren't you excited to welcome these guys to your hospitals and your homes and your elementary schools? | ||
| Isn't it lovely that we're paying for this? | ||
| Isn't it nice to know that all the hard work you do every day to feed your family, half your paycheck goes towards supporting these people? | ||
| He's just like, these are my people, my race, my blood. | ||
| They don't have any illusions as to who they are. | ||
| Like, they aren't even pretending to, like, be American. | ||
| Just literally despise us and are coming into our country in a full-on... | ||
| I mean, again, it's the same thing that's happening in Europe, right? | ||
| How many videos have you seen out of Europe? | ||
| Of Muslims just being like, we're taking you over! | ||
| We're going to run this continent from now on! | ||
| We're in charge! And just... | ||
| I mean... | ||
| I just don't get... | ||
| I just don't get... | ||
| How the average American... | ||
| Is okay with this. | ||
| I mean, it's beyond being a cuck. | ||
| It's beyond being like... | ||
| Weak and cowardly and being able to be run over. | ||
| Our government is literally just allowing in millions upon millions of people a year. | ||
| Probably the majority of which would be on that guy's side, right? | ||
| It's like I'm beyond mad. | ||
| I'm just in mourning now. | ||
| It's just like America's dead. | ||
| Now they're just desecrating its corpse. | ||
| You know? When your country dies, it's very sad. | ||
| When the corpse of your country being used as a pinata for the new Americans, it's just, you know, what do you do? | ||
| What can we do? | ||
| We can do a million things. | ||
| It's explicitly allowed in our Constitution, actually, to call up the militia and simply deputize regular Americans to go out and defend their own border. | ||
| We could do that. It'd be the work of five minutes from the Texas governor. | ||
| Article 1, Section 10, acts requiring consent of Congress, no state shall without the consent of Congress lay any duty of tonnage, keep troops or ships of war in times of peace, enter into any agreement or compact with another state or with foreign powers or engage in war unless actually invaded or in such enter into any agreement or compact with another state or with foreign powers or engage in war unless So in other words, we have to have congressional approval to wage war. | ||
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Yeah. | |
| Isn't that a funny joke? | ||
| Isn't that a hilarious joke? Three decades of endless warfare for which Congress has not even been addressed in terms of justifying the invasions that we've carried out. | ||
| But regardless, technically, we're not allowed to go to war without Congress's approval unless we're invaded. | ||
| Unless we're invaded. Unless there's a force of foreigners who have crossed our border without permission, in which case there's no necessary Discussion with Congress. | ||
| The states themselves can just arm themselves and go to war. | ||
| It's in the Constitution. | ||
| It's Article 1, Section 10, Clause 3. | ||
| Explicitly lays out what we could very, very easily do. | ||
| What they're doing instead, according to Bill Malugin... | ||
| From Fox News, per multiple Border Patrol sources, last night Border Patrol leadership made the decision to authorize all Border Patrol sectors to begin safe street releases of migrants to communities across the border if NGO shelters and CBP facilities do not have the capacity to hold them. | ||
| So when I say totally open, when I say completely open border, that's what this is. | ||
| Safe street releases. | ||
| It's just extra words to say they are letting everyone in. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| This is the American Journal. | ||
| News breaking here minutes ago. | ||
| George Santos has been arrested. | ||
| We'll break that down. | ||
| And we also have the House Oversight Committee Republicans dropping a press conference where they accused the Biden administration of being thoroughly corrupt. | ||
| We'll go to that video here in just a second. | ||
| Just dropped minutes ago. | ||
| George Santos has been indicted on 13 counts. | ||
| He surrendered himself and he's already in custody. | ||
| I think it's amazing the comparisons you can make on all of these things, right? | ||
| The same time that our southern border is in a state of absolute collapse because when we all collectively elected A president to prioritize border security, to build a wall, to secure our nation from invasion. | ||
| We were told there's no money. | ||
| Can't do it. It's just way too expensive. | ||
| So now we're bringing in millions upon millions of people, every single one of which requires money. | ||
| Tens of thousands of dollars of legal fees to process or to defend the hours upon hours, hundreds of hours apiece, going through their cases. | ||
| I mean, just on its face, it's absurd. | ||
| But the comparison between when Americans ask their own government for protection from invasion, there's no money. | ||
| And on the same day that our border is in a state of absolute and total irrevocable collapse, we send another $1.2 billion to Ukraine, bringing the total upwards of $100 plus billion sent to that country for God knows what reason. | ||
| And similarly, you've got this comparison between the House Oversight Committee and the Republicans. | ||
| Holding a press conference, sure making some headlines, sure wagging their finger very condescendingly at Joe Biden. | ||
| While on the left, a GOP rep has been infiltrated by the FBI and is now already sitting in prison. | ||
| It's just an interesting dichotomy that we have going. | ||
| When Republicans want anything or want something done or demand something, there's always an excuse as to why it can't happen. | ||
| There's always a hiccup somewhere along the line. | ||
| There's always some person in authority to step in and tell us that it can't be done even if what we're asking is just the simplest, most basic function that a government performs. | ||
| Can't be done. It's too expensive. | ||
| Well, 80 years ago, we instituted an asylum rule because of the Holocaust. | ||
| And so now we have to let in 1.6 million people in three months, the vast majority of which are military-aged men, not even from Mexico or anywhere within 1,000 miles of our southern border. | ||
| There's always some reason why Republicans just can't get anything done. | ||
| When Democrats are caught red-handed, just with their hand in the cookie jar, just full-on busted in criminal activity, nothing happens. | ||
| They are above the law. Of course, not even speculation. | ||
| I always bring it up just because it's the most apparent and obvious example, which would be Hillary Clinton having James Comey come out and say, yeah, she committed a crime, but no, we're not going to charge her. | ||
| I mean, that's what happens when the Democrats get caught. | ||
| Nowhere near that finish line of, hey, they were actually arrested and charged with something. | ||
| Meanwhile, you know, whether it's Inappropriate touching from 30 plus years ago or whatever George Santos is accused of. | ||
| They operate with the speed and efficiency of a lightning bolt. | ||
| DOJ files criminal charges against GOP rep George Santos. | ||
| According to a leak to CNN, Santos says will appear in federal court on Wednesday, according to the outlet. | ||
| That's already occurred. | ||
| He has already been placed into custody. | ||
| He surrendered to federal authorities in the morning and is expected to appear in a federal courthouse on Long Island later Wednesday. | ||
| Officials said he's been charged with fraud, money laundering, theft of public funds and false statements. | ||
| The congressman and his lawyer did not respond to earlier messages seeking comment. | ||
| The federal allegations mark the latest chapter in a saga that's put Santos under a bright spotlight in Washington and beyond. | ||
| The lies he told voters in a district stretching from parts of Long Island to Queens largely escaped national attention until his November victory. | ||
| Once they were revealed on a broader scale, Santos, who flipped a seat previously held by a Democrat, appalled for what he called resume embellishment. | ||
| We'll get into exactly what he's accused of, but first should we watch this video of the Republicans having a press conference about the litany of crimes to the Biden administration? | ||
| Do we have that video? I mean, it just dropped a few minutes ago. | ||
| Here's the video of the House Oversight Committee wagging their finger impotently. | ||
| Let's watch. The bank records show the Biden family, their associates, and their companies received over $10 million from foreign nationals and their companies. | ||
| Some of that money came from a Chinese company and went to Hunter Biden's company. | ||
| Other transfers occurred with the help of Rob Walker, who then sent it on to different Biden family members. | ||
| This is not how lawful businesses operate. | ||
| Chinese nationals affiliated with the Bidens created limited liability companies in the United States and then in a short period of time transferred their interest to a Chinese company that sent money to the Bidens. | ||
| Wow, incredible. No way. | ||
| That's crazy. Anyway, they arrested your newest colleague for something much, much less significant already. | ||
| And, you know, it's frustrating because obviously, like, there's only so many ways that we can expose the Democrats just... | ||
| Endless corruption. And, you know, whether it's corruption of just like the typical type where they're getting billions of dollars from foreign entities that they, you know, gift with American largesse once they're in office, like the Clinton Foundation or, you know, any of these... | ||
| Families that just, billions of dollars from the Saudis and everybody else. | ||
| Like, you know, there's sort of the typical corruption in that regard. | ||
| And then there's just the wholesale destruction of the Constitution itself as the CIA and the deep state continue to operate disinformation boards behind the scenes. | ||
| And we can get into that. | ||
| But, you know, that would be even a greater threat to our constitutional republic, not just the Corruption of taking money from people you shouldn't take money from, but actually systematically eliminating and destroying the safeguards that are guaranteed by our constitutions. | ||
| A little bit bigger of a deal. | ||
| But all of that just goes on completely unmolested, unretarded, unfettered from any restrictions whatsoever. | ||
| Whereas, meanwhile, Republicans, I mean... | ||
| Whether it's the law fair or the fabricated investigations where the spy state reaches out to some group and says, hey, we really want to help you to destroy your enemies. | ||
| So go ahead and write us a letter saying you're feeling threatened, saying that you... | ||
| Saying that the people, you know, the mothers complaining about what their kids are being taught at school boards are domestic terrorists. | ||
| And we'll go in, we'll kick their door down in the middle of the night, haul them away at gunpoint, traumatize their children for life. | ||
| You just let us know. You just point the finger. | ||
| We'll do it. So, it's just a... | ||
| I mean, this is it. This is it. | ||
| This is the end of America. | ||
| We are experiencing it in real time. | ||
| So I used to have to go to history books to see what this was like. | ||
| What was it like when Russia became the Soviet Union? | ||
| Well, FBI operatives actually working in Santos' office under him. | ||
| And I'll explain that in just a minute. | ||
| Now, to be fair, I have done... | ||
| Practically no research into George Santos. | ||
| I really... I don't know who he is. | ||
| I don't know... I don't care, right? | ||
| I've read all the stories where it's about, you know, things he's lied about. | ||
| But, you know, it's like... | ||
| How am I supposed to... | ||
| How am I supposed to care... | ||
| About exaggerations he's made? | ||
| For example... | ||
| They detail some of these. | ||
| Santos said his mother was inside one of the World Trade Center towers when they were intact on September 11th, 2001. | ||
| But that apparently wasn't true. | ||
| Oh my gosh, what? | ||
| No way. Every single week, Joe Biden tells a fabricated story about his past or his family. | ||
| I'm sure if you tuned into Joe Biden right now, he'd be telling somebody about how his great-grandpa was actually a black Baptist minister that tamed tigers on the side. | ||
| He's just an inveterate liar about his own past, continuously, constantly, every week. | ||
| There's some new story. People have made compilations where, like, over just the last year, he's like, I grew up in a Cubano household. | ||
| Oh, and I remember every weekend we'd go down to the Puerto Rican market and pick flowers for the veterans. | ||
| It's just like he's just... | ||
| So, okay, but George Santos exaggerated or lied about where his mom was, like... | ||
| And was Hillary Clinton under sniper fire in Bosnia? | ||
| Like, okay. I don't care about Georgia. | ||
| I'm not here to defend George Santos. | ||
| But, you know, liberals understand this concept when it comes to something like race, right? | ||
| Where they go... | ||
| They talk about, you know, white teenagers and black teenagers use marijuana at the same rate, but black teenagers are 50% more likely to be arrested for it. | ||
| That's wrong. It's like, yeah, that is wrong. | ||
| That is wrong. There should be an equal application of the law. | ||
| So, where are you at? | ||
| Where are you at on all of this? | ||
| If you're talking about improperly gaining from campaign funds, Maxine Waters ring a bell, Nancy Pelosi ring a bell, these people who's Families are paid millions of dollars for like coordinating sign printing or whatever. | ||
| Like this is bad. All of it's bad. | ||
| Like all the corruption, all of the, you know, taken off the top, all of the self-bribery that takes place is the thing that is, you know, the cancer destroying our political system from the inside. | ||
| I get that. I'm in favor of that. | ||
| Why is only one side ever held to account? | ||
| Why is it that these laws are only applied when it's useful to the permanent deep state establishment class? | ||
| Why is it that we have this anarcho-tyranny where laws just don't apply to certain people but are carried out to the letter when it comes to Republicans? | ||
| And do you expect us to care about George Santos When he's some freshman Republican that's done nothing. | ||
| When you have the President of the United States embroiled in much more significant controversy that goes completely unreported and completely uninvestigated by the authorities in Washington, D.C. But this is where it gets really disturbing. | ||
| Town Hall has the story. | ||
| Hold on a second. George Santos' office had an FBI rat? | ||
| That's right. And they're actually bragging about it. | ||
| A guy named Derek Myers. | ||
| He says, I can publicly confirm that during my brief time in the congressman's office, I had met secretly with agents from the FBI in an effort to work as a confidential informant and human asset against the congressman during my course of employment in his office. | ||
| So this is our new situation. | ||
| Forget civilian oversight of the military or the intelligence agencies. | ||
| It is now inverse. | ||
| So now you have FBI operatives, FBI confidential informants, actually embedded inside congressman's offices and working on behalf of the FBI to bring down the person that they're working for. | ||
| Of course, when it comes to the FBI, I mean, can you trust anything these people say? | ||
| I mean, some people, of course, just see the political expedience in this. | ||
| And they're just like, yeah, that's right. | ||
| Yeah, that snitch helped to unspool the George Santos criminal mastermind super plan to steal 300 bucks from a GoFundMe. | ||
| Like... I get that, you know, the other side would see this as a heroic thing to be a snitch, to be an undercover rat for the FBI. To me, the fact they have a guy inside George Santos' office bragging about being an asset of the FBI working against George Santos... | ||
| Means I don't think you can trust any of the information coming out about this. | ||
| I mean, how easy would it be for that guy to plant evidence? | ||
| How easy would it be for that guy to give the FBI whatever it is they wanted to get the conviction that they're seeking? | ||
| This is opening up the door for the total and absolute elimination of civilian oversight. | ||
| The idea is, right, that you've got the spy state with these incredible powers, but they're kept in check by the civilians that are elected by the population. | ||
| And in that way, the people, us regular people, have, in a way, with a few degrees of separation, oversight over the spy masters that operate our intelligence agencies. | ||
| Now it's the other way around. | ||
| Now they're in charge. | ||
| They're spying on Congress. | ||
| They're spying on the Senate through their electronic records, through their cell phones and every other way that has been exposed in the recent past. | ||
| And now they're actually embedding agents in the offices of Congress people that they don't like in order to eliminate them. | ||
| It's the end of the country. | ||
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| Welcome to Tucker Carlson. There isn't just evil in the world, there's also good. | ||
| And a few weeks ago, Tucker Carlson, one of the top news show in the world, got fired from Fox News for telling the truth. | ||
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| I told you that he would not go with Newsmax, he would not go with the other shows that are offering money. | ||
| He wants to be totally independent and control his new show. | ||
| Because somebody very close to Tucker Carlson told me that. | ||
| And also said, look for him to do a deal with Elon Musk. | ||
| I'm on record. Viral news stories all over the news. | ||
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| So yet again, Infowars.com. | ||
| Alex Jones, tomorrow's news today. | ||
| It is so exciting that in Maine and in Florida, he'll be hosting a show 12 months out of the year, weeknights, with Tucker Carlson tonight. | ||
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| And look, you can say what you want about Elon Musk, but putting Tucker Carlson on the air, who is not going to be censored or controlled, is another major feather an Elon Musk hat. | ||
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| That's four or five, six times all the viewers that Fox News has every day. | ||
| His latest video just launched a few hours ago. | ||
| Millions and millions of views. | ||
| It'll have 50 million views. | ||
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| Tucker from his great compound in Maine reporting to the world about what he's planning to do. | ||
| This is so beautiful. | ||
| It upsets the system so much. | ||
| Fox has leaked all this garbage against Tucker. | ||
| They're trying to put handcuffs on him so he, quote, can't be on cable until January 2025. | ||
| But in his contract, he can be online because the big cable giants aren't worried about the Internet. | ||
| And it'll be even bigger on the internet, just like Joe Rogan, and we'll then end up on every channel. | ||
| So, Joe Rogan is huge. | ||
| He's the king of the hill right now. | ||
| And I love Joe. He's a good friend of mine. | ||
| He lives right here in Austin. Hell Studios a mile away. | ||
| But look out. | ||
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| Here is Tucker Carlson talking about the reality of what's happening. | ||
| And remember, I told you all this. | ||
| I said, don't hold your breath, Newsmax. | ||
| Don't hold your breath. | ||
| Patrick Ben-David, who's a great guy, he's not going to go with somebody else controlling him. | ||
| He's going to go with an independent platform where he has full control. | ||
| So if you thought Tucker Carlson was hardcore before, you ain't seen nothing yet. | ||
| And this is another archetypal Carl Jung story. | ||
| Of the hero of a thousand faces. | ||
| This is happening now. | ||
| Evil is not the only power in the universe. | ||
| There's also humanity as well. | ||
| So here's Dr. Carlson with his big announcement that just came out about an hour ago, going viral now. | ||
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| God bless. Hey, it's Tucker Carlson. | ||
| You often hear people say the news is full of lies, but most of the time that's not exactly right. | ||
| Much of what you see on television or read the New York Times is in fact true in the literal sense. | ||
| It could pass one of the media's own fact checks. | ||
| Lawyers would be willing to sign off on it. | ||
| In fact, they may have. But that doesn't make it true. | ||
| It's not true. At the most basic level, the news you consume is a lie, a lie of the stealthiest and most insidious kind. | ||
| Facts have been withheld on purpose, along with proportion and perspective. | ||
| You are being manipulated. | ||
| How does that work? Let's see. | ||
| If I tell you that a man has been unjustly arrested for armed robbery, that is not, strictly speaking, a lie. | ||
| He may have been framed. | ||
| At this point, there's been no trial, so no one can really say. | ||
| But if I don't mention the fact that the same man has been arrested for the same crime six times before, am I really informing you? | ||
| No, I'm not. I'm misleading you. | ||
| And that's what the news media are doing in every story that matters, every day of the week, every week of the year. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Second hour of American Journal has begun. | ||
| I'm your host, Harrison Smith, joined today by Dr. | ||
| Bartlett. | ||
| He's a former top medical advisor to Governor Rick Perry and is a recipient of the Meritorious Service Award from the HHS. | ||
| As an expert in therapeutics and their use in combating the symptoms of COVID-19, Dr. Bartlett discovered the Budesonine protocol, which has successfully treated hundreds of thousands of patients. | ||
| As a result of his recovery, Budesonide is now a part of India and Australia's protocol for treating COVID-19. | ||
| The website where you can find information about this is budesonideworks.com and we're going to run the gamut. | ||
| I mean, there's so much stuff still to talk about when it comes to COVID. | ||
| Thanks so much for joining us, Dr. Bartlett. | ||
| Honored to be here with you, Harrison. | ||
| Well, very, very happy to have you here. | ||
| Of course, so much going on in the world today. | ||
| What's happening with COVID? Because it's not something that we here talked about nearly as much as we used to, obviously. | ||
| Thank God. Yeah, thank God. I mean, I think we're all sick of it. | ||
| But also, we can't forget what they did to us. | ||
| We can't just go, whew, that was a crazy time. | ||
| Let's never think about that again. | ||
| There's so much going on. And it has to do with what we're experiencing now with the border opening and everything else. | ||
| But what's the latest when it comes to the treatments, the protocols, the budesonide? | ||
| What's happening right now that is bringing this back into the news cycle? | ||
| You know, it seems like... | ||
| Looking back at what happened, what went right, and more of what went wrong, and a lot of it was methodical, but now, after the fact, people are having revelations. | ||
| The Northwestern University just published a study that... | ||
| Half of the people, according to that report, half of the people that were diagnosed as COVID deaths actually died from secondary bacterial pneumonia. | ||
| And so, you know, a doctor who's been practicing for 30 years like me that takes care of patients in the ER would say, of course. | ||
| Because the number one risk factor for bacterial pneumonia would be a respiratory viral infection. | ||
| Guess what COVID is? | ||
| And so that should have been hit at the beginning empirically, proactively, but we had everything was upside down and backwards by design. | ||
| Right. And so when I had a protocol, a treatment strategy that was working and saving lives, literally getting people off ventilators, getting people out of the hospital, Which included simple things, intuitive things for a doctor that went to medical school and was awake during classes would be antibiotics to protect from a secondary bacterial infection and the antibiotic that I was recommending that was part of my treatment protocol that I published In global journals of science frontier research, | ||
| we published it so it was there, if anyone did a study, was clarithromycin, an antibiotic that covers walking pneumonia, the atypical bacteria. | ||
| And it also covers strep pneumonia, the encapsulated bacteria. | ||
| Sure. And so that was used at the very beginning, as well as the inhaled steroid budesonide, which shut down the release of all the cytokines. | ||
| We heard about cytokine storms over and over again. | ||
| Those are the inflammatory chemicals that were released from the... | ||
| respiratory lining by covid and those are actually what caused all the symptoms uh the shortness of breath the chest pain the body aches uh and the inhaled budesonide shut down the release of every single one of those uh so i mean this is what you're describing is just traditional medicine prior to 2020 right Common sense, intuitive, weighing out the risk and benefits. | ||
| Hey, there's no risk to a budesonide treatment which is used on two-pound premature babies for 30 years. | ||
| And that's as delicate a human as there is on the planet. | ||
| And we don't bat an eye there. | ||
| It's probably okay for everybody else that's human. | ||
| Yeah, you would think so. | ||
| I mean, similar to ivermectin, right? | ||
| It was perfectly safe until it started being used, you know, potentially to help treat COVID. And then it became, you know, very dangerous and we can't have it. | ||
| So, I mean, how did they, you know, my question is, how did they carry this... | ||
| entire medical industry? | ||
| Because it seems crazy that, as you point out, it seems like any doctor that was awake through medical school would know these normal protocols to run. | ||
| How did they just get people to ignore their entire training and their history and their decades of practice to refuse to provide any sort of treatment for COVID beyond remdesivir and ventilation and basically guaranteed death? | ||
| How did they psychologically get doctors to go along with it? | ||
| You know, there's a picture that tells the whole story. | ||
| And it's on the internet. | ||
| At a hospital in West Texas, they were putting plastic bags over people's heads that tested positive for COVID. And so, you know, you don't have to go to medical school. | ||
| Right. To realize that if you put a plastic bag the size of a 50-gallon trash bag over someone's head that's low on oxygen already with a disease that's wiping out people around the globe, that that might not be a good idea. | ||
| That it might be a suffocation hazard. | ||
| Yet that was done in doctors, Harrison doctors and nurses and therapists. | ||
| And x-ray techs looked the other way for a whole year. | ||
| Right. For a whole year. | ||
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| They were doing this to children, minors. | ||
| If you walk past a child care center and you look through the plate glass window and you saw them putting a plastic bag over a child's head in the corner to protect the workers, that would be called child abuse. | ||
| But you do it as a protocol in a hospital and there's no recourse. | ||
| And not just children, but elderly. | ||
| And so, you know, this may sound radical, but at some point we'll pull that up, the picture and show your viewers. | ||
| I completely believe it. | ||
| So I push back on that, Harrison, because, hey, if that was my kid with a bag over his head, I would be jumping up and down and somebody would be corrected. | ||
| Yeah. Well, there it is. You would think so. | ||
| Yeah. Look at that. It says equipment cover on the forehead. | ||
| And it's not made for human use. | ||
| I think that the manufacturers of that bag probably assumed that people were smart enough not to put that over humans' heads. | ||
| You would think so. | ||
| And that's what's so wild. | ||
| That is answering your question right there. | ||
| How can you get doctors, nurses, hospitals to literally label it a protocol and look the other way for a whole year, Harrison? | ||
| I don't know. I think it comes down to a personal decision of, I don't want to risk my financial situation, my career, my reputation. | ||
| I don't want to be the one that calls this out. | ||
| And I think most people will go along to get along. | ||
| It really is just the Milgram experiment. | ||
| The following orders is just, well, I've been told from on high to do this, and even if I know it's not helping and possibly killing people, I'm just going to do it because it's not my fault. | ||
| I'm just doing what I'm told. | ||
| And so the Milgram experiment was just an experiment. | ||
| This is real life. Right. | ||
| This is not in the past. | ||
| This is real time. | ||
| And so I'm telling you, right in my own backyard in West Texas, where I work as an emergency room doctor, doctors, lung experts, pulmonologists, critical care doctors, hospital administrators looked the other way and actually endorsed it. | ||
| And so I can't explain how that happened, but it happened. | ||
| But, you know, there's a lot of retrospective stuff being put out now after the fact. | ||
| Right, right. It would have been nice if Northwestern would have called this out three years ago. | ||
| Sure. I called it out. | ||
| I wrote a paper saying, you know, this is why you need to give aspirin. | ||
| Harrison, I didn't tell you, but I'm on the non-profit board that sued the FDA for the Freedom of Information Act request for the Pfizer data. | ||
| Okay. On the Pfizer shot. | ||
| Yeah. Hey, you would think that the FDA, of course, wants to inform the public, right? | ||
| Yeah. I mean, they're supposed to protect who? | ||
| The public, I think. | ||
| Right. But when we gave that request with Attorney Aaron Seary, the response was, we'll release that in 50 years. | ||
| Yeah, 50 years. And then they thought about it for two weeks, Harrison, and they thought, well, maybe they were wrong. | ||
| They said, we'll release that in 75 years. | ||
| Okay, yeah, yeah, 50 years. | ||
| We don't want to rush it after all. | ||
| So why did the things happen that have happened in the last three years? | ||
| I think we need to look at why they happened and not repeat it again. | ||
| I think it's important that we're talking about COVID, not because it's happening now, because COVID is over, but because we're going to have other health crises. | ||
| And whether they're man-made or whether they're natural, we're going to have to make sure we don't repeat these mistakes. | ||
| And so... | ||
| They keep saying a second pandemic's on its way. | ||
| Oh, they promise it. Yes, they are guaranteeing a second pandemic's on its way. | ||
| And the same people that did this to us the first time are still the ones in power. | ||
| More with Dr. Richard Bartlett on the other side. | ||
| BudesonideWorks.com. | ||
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| I guess you could say the culture has long COVID. Maybe that's one way to put it. | ||
| We're still dealing with the fallout of COVID, and we can get into how this intersects with the border being open and the fact that Title 42 is a COVID protocol that's ending now and getting into all that. | ||
| There's so much to talk about with my guest, Dr. | ||
| Richard Bartlett, former top medical advisor to Rick Perry, recipient of the Meritor of a Service Award. | ||
| He's not just some guy off the street, okay? | ||
| We've got an expert here who's had massive success in his protocol for treating COVID. Budesonideworks.com. | ||
| I guess let's just start with Budesonide. | ||
| What is Budesonide? | ||
| How does it work? So Budesonide is an inhaled steroid. | ||
| Very simple. You're getting a corticosteroid that decreases inflammation, but this is one that's been studied for 30 years. | ||
| Actually, in Egypt in 2017, they published a study on patients that were on the ventilator in the ICU with acute respiratory distress syndrome. | ||
| Which is what COVID causes. | ||
| Which is usually like a death sentence, right? | ||
| I mean, you put on the ventilator, it was like... | ||
| You get a ventilator, you got acute respiratory distress syndrome is what caused COVID patients to go to the hospital short of breath and end up on ventilators many times, which was a disaster. | ||
| Some studies said initially that 80% would die if they crossed that threshold and were put on ventilators. | ||
| So why were we pushing people to get on ventilators? | ||
| Boy, there was a whole lot of salesmanship by doctors to get patients to comply with signing a piece of paper, getting paralyzed, and then put on a ventilator. | ||
| And against the science and against the evidence at the time. | ||
| But budesonide is an inhaled steroid. | ||
| You can give it as an inhaler or in a machine that's a nebulizer that makes a mist. | ||
| And if you use the nebulizer, you'll get at least 60% of the medicine to the target tissue in the lungs. | ||
| But an inhaler, studies say many times only 10% gets to where you need it. | ||
| So we were using a nebulizer machine, and it shuts down the release of all the inflammatory chemicals that COVID causes the release of. | ||
| Tumor necrosis factor, interleukin 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, 13, 15, cyclooxygenase, which is what ibuprofen blocks. | ||
| A lot of people benefit from that. | ||
| But that's just one of the chemicals that's released. | ||
| Interleukin, which is what... | ||
| Monolucast and allergy medicine and asthma medicine blocks. | ||
| But this shut down the release of every single one of those poisons at the source. | ||
| And so that study that was in the Saudi Journal of Anesthesia with patients on the ventilator showed that they got off the ventilator quicker and they were drawing blood before and after the treatments and saw that those levels all went to zero. | ||
| And so this was a huge, powerful tool for the treatment of COVID. Budesonide nebulizer treatments. | ||
| But boy, the pushback, Harrison, I didn't tell you, but Fauci came across this early. | ||
| Matthew McConaughey did an interview on the internet asking Fauci, what about Budesonide for COVID? Some people think that works. | ||
| And Fauci said, well, in reality, Matthew, it's just a placebo. | ||
| It doesn't really work. And that was on the heels of the video that I did that went viral on YouTube. | ||
| They got pulled by YouTube because of inappropriate content. | ||
| Of course, yeah. Because it might help people. | ||
| And so he never retracted that. | ||
| And how many people died because of his misinformation, which was later proven to be a lie by Oxford University. | ||
| The oldest university in the English-speaking world is Oxford University since 1096. | ||
| Right. 72 Nobel Prize laureates. | ||
| And they did the Stoic trial and the principal trial using Budesonite against COVID. And they had to stop the studies early because it was unethical to give a placebo to people that had COVID that could die from not getting this treatment that they found was effective. | ||
| Wow, okay. And their final answer on their study was this would prevent, according to the evidence, 90% of hospitalizations, ER visits, and urgent care visits would be prevented with early treatment with just an inhaler of budesonide twice a day. | ||
| And so a game changer, which was suppressed on purpose, You talk about dangerous misinformation? | ||
| Yeah. Pull the rug out from under the American people by saying that this valuable, inexpensive, is $3 a treatment, Harrison. | ||
| It's at every pharmacy on every corner in the United States. | ||
| It's been used for 30 years. | ||
| There's 20 million Americans that have asthma. | ||
| This is used to prevent asthma attacks. | ||
| So we have a... A long history of safety with this medicine, but the overwhelming effectiveness was proven by Oxford University. | ||
| And so I think all this is in retrospect, budesonide is an inhaled steroid that helped save lives from COVID. And then the antibiotic clarithromycin and aspirin. | ||
| And when I mentioned earlier that 50% of the deaths were bacterial, so you could have prevented the 50% of the deaths that's been reported, and with the Oxford study of 90%. | ||
| And we did, for everybody that did get the treatment. | ||
| It's just, it's so crazy. | ||
| I mean, there's so many, you know, things that to be considered here. | ||
| To me, what is apparent is the willingness of these people, because I think we know why they didn't allow therapies. | ||
| It's because you can't do an emergency use authorization for the vaccine if you have a viable alternative treatment. | ||
| So they were very, I mean, they had a very vested interest in destroying the possibility of any alternative to the vaccine because then you wouldn't be able to justify the emergency use. | ||
| Bingo. 2022, it's reported that Pfizer received $38 billion with the vaccine. | ||
| And in that 2022, that one year, Moderna received $18.5 billion. | ||
| So, yeah, there was definitely, you know, is there a benefit to the vaccines? | ||
| Well, some people think there was $38 billion benefit. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| But, you know, as far as people doing well, when we got that Pfizer data from the FDA that they did not want to release, I was in the courtroom in Fort Worth, federal courtroom, and the federal judge, Mark Pittman, said, no, you're going to have to release that information to the Department of Justice lawyers. | ||
| Right. | ||
| Right. | ||
| What was really the benefit? | ||
| Yeah, I mean, as far as I know, there absolutely was not. | ||
| One of the latest studies that we've been covering on this show show that the more vaccines you take, the more likely you are to get COVID, the more likely you are to die of COVID. So, I mean, forget benefits. | ||
| Yeah, Harrison, it said it had dozens of autoimmune disorders listed by Pfizer about their product. | ||
| They knew about it. Did they tell the public? | ||
| No. Voluntarily, they did not. | ||
| And then the FDA was given that information. | ||
| Did they release that to the public, to the doctors, so we could tell patients? | ||
| Absolutely not. They wanted 75 years before they'd release it. | ||
| But it also had one other thing. | ||
| It had Kaposi's sarcoma, AIDS cancer, listed on that list by Pfizer associated with their product. | ||
| Have you ever heard of any medicine or vaccine or medical product or surgery that had AIDS cancer, Kaposi's sarcoma, listed as a potential associated problem? | ||
| No, and of course, when you ask that question, what comes to my mind is every time you see a medicine advertised on TV, you hear the big list of Of horrifying things. | ||
| Did any of these people who were pushing the vaccine ever list a single side effect, right? | ||
| When they were pushing the vaccine, whether it was Biden or Fauci or the news stations or the rap stars making songs about it. | ||
| I mean, can you imagine if every one of those statements had to be appended with... | ||
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| Including all the cancers, heart attacks, sudden death, hemorrhagic stroke, myocarditis was on the list. | ||
| Did they ever tell us that? No, we found that out the hard way by watching people fall over dead on the soccer field. | ||
| And then when we reported it, they called us fake news and shut us down and got us kicked off the internet for reporting what was true. | ||
| This is the scale of the evil that we're dealing with, folks. | ||
| Hope you understand, like, we're not exaggerating. | ||
| They want us dead. All right, welcome back. | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, Dr. | ||
| Richard Bartlett is in studio with us today. | ||
| Former top medical advisor to Rick Perry, recipient of the Meritorious Service Award at the HHS. He's an expert in therapeutics and their use in combating the symptoms of COVID-19. | ||
| You discovered the Budesonide Protocol, and you can find that protocol and tons of information about it and some of the big studies that have shown just how effective it can be at BudesonideWorks.com, BudesonideWorks.com. | ||
| Now, as you pointed out in this interview or in our discussion, COVID's over. | ||
| COVID's over. And one way that we know it's over is because now we can't protect the border anymore. | ||
| I mean, it's this weird thing where we were using Title 42, a COVID provision that was saying, hey, because of COVID, we are able to expel people. | ||
| And then the government goes and says, well, the COVID... Pandemic is over, so now you can't expel people anymore. | ||
| Title 42 is over. | ||
| What does COVID have to do with protecting our border? | ||
| What's your take on this as an expert? | ||
| Harrison, at the height of the pandemic, when people actually were getting the Delta variant, which was killing some people... | ||
| I was asked to be a doctor for the migrant children's camp in Midland County, Texas. | ||
| And that was something that got popped up overnight without the public being aware of it. | ||
| At a man camp, an oil field man camp that was taken over, and the government was busing in... | ||
| My illegal aliens. | ||
| And so I showed up that day, went through the two layers of razor wire, passed the armed guards at both levels in there, and it had branches of all the military helping run this. | ||
| And we found that 10% of the COVID patients, 10% of those children had COVID. And so where were they coming from? | ||
| This disease was getting imported. | ||
| It was getting imported. | ||
| And it was being in a coordinated manner. | ||
| On fancy buses in the middle of the night. | ||
| And so how does that tie into now? | ||
| Well, we have a border that's about to be open. | ||
| In Sudan... Just three weeks ago, there was a biological lab that had some dangerous pathogens in it, and the list that's getting reported is getting shorter and shorter each report that comes out. | ||
| Yeah. And they say they don't know who took it, and they don't know where those dangerous agents are. | ||
| And are they going to check a million people's pockets coming across the southern border tomorrow? | ||
| Yeah. Do you think they can actually, like, literally be bringing in test tubes of this stuff to release? | ||
| Or infect people. | ||
| Right. And have the people come across the border. | ||
| And so, which is what I'm saying, we found that 10% of the people coming across the border in that particular camp that were children... | ||
| We're infected with COVID, which was a very high percentage, abnormally high, because children usually... | ||
| It's like 1% at the most. | ||
| Right. And so this was disproportionate. | ||
| And so can a disease come across a border? | ||
| Absolutely. That was common sense, intuitive. | ||
| We knew that forever. | ||
| Of course, yeah. But now, all of a sudden, we're not supposed to look that way. | ||
| Well, it's one of those weird things where... | ||
| Like, there's this, like, cognitive dissonance or selective knowledge. | ||
| I don't know how to put it, but, you know, when they're—I have young kids, and they're constantly trying to tell us to get vaccinated. | ||
| And, you know, they say, like, well, this disease is eliminated here in America, but there's always a possibility it can come from outside. | ||
| So it's like they know, they can recognize it can happen in certain situations when they're trying to push a vaccine on you. | ||
| But then if you're like, hey, maybe we should shut the border, suddenly it's like you're crazy for thinking that. | ||
| Well, it's okay to think. | ||
| And so speaking of, one of the agents that they had in that biological lab was measles. | ||
| Right. | ||
| Guess what? | ||
| Two days after that raid happened and those things disappeared, we had 10 cases in the United States two days later. | ||
| One of them was in Maine with someone that was fully vaccinated to measles. | ||
| In other words, they were supposed to be protected where they wouldn't get sick with measles and they couldn't spread it. | ||
| But the health officials have quarantined that person to prevent an outbreak. | ||
| And so someone can be fully vaccinated with the traditional with our usual vaccines comply entirely. | ||
| But we're seeing that there's a strain now that is infecting people that are vaccinated that could cause an outbreak. | ||
| And they're concerned enough that the state of Maine has that person locked down. | ||
| Yes, I haven't heard almost anything about that. | ||
| And even during the break when we were talking about this, I was trying to look up what the latest is out of Sudan. | ||
| You can basically only find stories from two weeks ago when it says, you know, WHO warns major biological risk. | ||
| You know, extremely dangerous pathogens are in this lab that's now out of anybody's control. | ||
| It's in the hands of unknown rebels. | ||
| Since then, it's been basically radio silence. | ||
| The latest I've been able to find was from over a week ago, and it really has nothing to do with the Sudan medical lab that got raided. | ||
| So I guess we just, I mean... | ||
| We're not supposed to look that way right now. | ||
| Yeah, right. | ||
| We're not being turned that way to look. | ||
| But Harrison, last month, doctors in the United States were being told... | ||
| That we should be looking for Ebola in the United States. | ||
| What was in that lab? | ||
| They said measles. | ||
| They said polio. Early reports said SARS-CoV-2, which requires a level 4 lab because it's a respiratory pathogen that can be spread easily. | ||
| It requires that level. | ||
| But the latest argument that initially it reported Ebola in that lab And then that got taken off the list real quick. | ||
| And some of the arguments that came out after the fact saying, well, it probably didn't have Ebola in it because it's not a level 4 lab. | ||
| Well, it had SARS-CoV-2. | ||
| Right. And there is no registry of level 4 labs worldwide. | ||
| Did you know that? | ||
| You know, nothing surprises me anymore. | ||
| They guesstimate that there might be 60 of these level 4 labs around the world is the guesstimate. | ||
| Seems like people should really have that nailed down. | ||
| Yeah, it seems like it. | ||
| I mean, it's just completely insane. | ||
| And this is, you know, the real... | ||
| One of the many real problems that we have with COVID. But, you know, COVID was such a low-danger disease at the end of the day, right? | ||
| It was sort of similar to the flu. | ||
| It depended who got it, Harrison. | ||
| Right. But it wasn't H5N1 that kills like 50% of the people, right? | ||
| The bird flu that's... Right, which they're saying might happen. | ||
| Which Redfield said is going to be the great pandemic. | ||
| I think it's... In Chile right now, it's like killing all the seals that are down there. | ||
| So, you know, I almost fear that we've been programmed by COVID to not take any of this seriously. | ||
| But if it was something more deadly than COVID, if it was something like Ebola or something like H5N1, I mean, it wouldn't be ridiculous to lock down and go through all, you know, some of the more crazy protocols if it really was as dangerous as, you know, they pretended COVID was in the beginning. | ||
| Well, according to Redfield, COVID was a wake-up call. | ||
| Right. | ||
| And he's the former CDC director at the time COVID started. | ||
| And he said the great pandemic will be a bird flu. | ||
| Right. | ||
| That will kill 10 to 15 percent of the people that get it. | ||
| And so, how would he know? | ||
| Well, he is the CDC director. | ||
| He is a virologist. Maybe he has heard something that you and I have not heard in some secret meetings. | ||
| Right. But the bottom line is, every situation needs to be treated properly. | ||
| Individually. And every patient needs to be treated individually. | ||
| And the centralization of healthcare is the opposite of that, where you use a broad brush. | ||
| That's the Chinese way of handling COVID. And how well did that work? | ||
| I failed utterly. They had 92% vaccination rate, and they had their biggest outbreak ever recently. | ||
| Right. And so, apparently, they don't got it figured out. | ||
| Because all of the things that we did came from China. | ||
| It wasn't American... | ||
| Medicine that came up with Six Feet Apart, masking, social distancing, welding doors shut on apartments. | ||
| That's Chinese communist care. | ||
| Why did we follow that strategy out of a country that was not a healthcare leader forever? | ||
| Right. But I think we need to be aware that we will potentially have other problems. | ||
| And back to COVID, I work as an ER doctor for a heart hospital. | ||
| Right. And the test, we do many tests when someone comes in with chest pain, especially if they have a history of heart disease. | ||
| But the acid test, the one defining test of if someone has heart cells that have died is troponin. | ||
| And so we draw blood and if the troponin blood test is up, that means that heart cells have died, exploded and spilled the troponin out of the living heart cells into the bloodstream so it could be detected. | ||
| In the University of Basel in Switzerland, they just did a study that said that 3% of the people that get COVID shots have elevated troponin, meaning heart cells have died. | ||
| So we're not just dealing with the fallout of COVID. It's the COVID vaccine that's the real danger now. | ||
| We're going to get into that in our final segment on the other side with Dr. | ||
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| Dana's condition continues to decline since 10 days in the hospital protocol. | ||
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| Really brutal blood. | ||
| A lot of people went out looking in. | ||
| Let's play. Let's move towards the ventilator. | ||
| Daniel demands Budesonide. | ||
| The doctor capitulates. | ||
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| Three days! I'm in shock of where I am today and where I was three days ago. | ||
| This was this treatment that the doctor said will not work. | ||
| It will not work. | ||
| And look where I am today. | ||
| Praise God and thank you, Dr. | ||
| Bartlett. 14 days home from hospital. | ||
| He's working out for our radio listeners. | ||
| This is a video of one of Dr. | ||
| Bartlett's patients. You can see it there. | ||
| I mean, he was on death's doorstep before getting a budesonide. | ||
| Literally a miraculous recovery. | ||
| That is incredibly interesting. | ||
| So again, that's budesonideworks.com, budesonideworks.com. | ||
| And so that guy had to actually argue with his doctor. | ||
| And this sort of goes to what we were talking about during the break. | ||
| We were talking about Fauci and stuff, and I was saying, you know, like... | ||
| I was arguing with people during the pandemic. | ||
| They would be so vehemently in favor of Fauci. | ||
| And it was always like, what are you basing this on? | ||
| Why are you getting so worked up about some dude that you've never heard of before acting like he's a paragon of truth when you have no experience with him? | ||
| What is it that inspires you? | ||
| Similar thing there where it's like this patient goes, I want to try budesonide. | ||
| He's got to argue with his doctor who's going, this will not work. | ||
| This won't work. He's got no evidence of that. | ||
| Why would you argue against something if you don't have evidence for it working or not? | ||
| They're just told to, so they do. | ||
| I mean, this is the thing that's hard to wrap my mind around. | ||
| Harrison, remember the picture of the bag over the head? | ||
| Right, yeah, of course. | ||
| There's your answer. | ||
| It doesn't have to make sense. | ||
| It doesn't have to be logical. | ||
| It doesn't have to have, don't confuse people with science, okay? | ||
| Including Fauci. | ||
| Budesonide's been out for 30 years. | ||
| I laid it out in a study that I published. | ||
| He could have read that. | ||
| He might have read that, by the way. | ||
| But he said the opposite. | ||
| He said it was just a placebo. | ||
| And so that is called dangerous misinformation. | ||
| He said, don't wear a mask. | ||
| He said, wear a mask. He said, wear two masks. | ||
| He said, if you get the shot, you don't need to wear a mask. | ||
| If you get the shot, you have to wear a mask. | ||
| He has lied. So Peter Navarro just did an interview this week where he said, January 28, 2020, I was talking across the table, across the desk to Anthony Fauci, didn't know who he was, and he lied to President Trump. | ||
| He lied to us. He didn't just lie to President Trump. | ||
| He lied to everybody. | ||
| He lied to the American people. | ||
| And lying about things that have to do with... | ||
| Life and death that have to do with... | ||
| That led to hundreds of thousands of deaths, to millions of deaths? | ||
| That's a big lie. And so far, he's gone completely unconfronted with this, right? | ||
| Never retracted anything, never apologized for anything. | ||
| I mean, it sort of makes sense, because if he admits what he did, I mean, he's admitting that he's responsible, at least in part, for millions of deaths. | ||
| But again, this is where, you know, people think we're crazy at Infowars, we're like running around like chickens with our heads cut off, like pulling our hair out. | ||
| But this guy, in my opinion, he's a mass murderer. | ||
| I mean, he has contributed to mass murder, and he's getting away with it. | ||
| And God only knows, if there's another big outbreak, someone comes across the border with a Sudanese test tube and releases Ebola, it'd be Fauci on TV again, again telling us what to do, despite the fact that everything they implemented has, at this point, beyond any reasonable doubt, been a complete and utter failure. | ||
| And yet... He's still walking around confident and acting like he's done nothing wrong. | ||
| I mean, how do we prevent this from happening again, Dr. | ||
| Barlett? I think, first of all, we need to... | ||
| I think the American people have a bias to help their neighbor, to do the right thing. | ||
| Most people want to help people. | ||
| And most people are not evil. | ||
| Right. And so that is, I think, definitely a safety net for us. | ||
| But you need to be careful who you listen to. | ||
| Right. If someone has lied to you over and over, if there's a source that has given misinformation, disinformation, wrong information, Dr. | ||
| Birx, remember her? Of course. | ||
| She said in a book after the fact, That she knew that the vaccine would not prevent you from getting COVID. Did she say that when she was in front of the microphones? | ||
| No, she said the opposite. And so we need to be careful who we listen to. | ||
| There are many voices out there. | ||
| Some of the loudest voices are lying on purpose. | ||
| And so if you have a track record of... | ||
| Bad information, which has been proven by science and by body count, then don't listen to that source anymore. | ||
| And those sources are out there. | ||
| I remember there's a... | ||
| Was it Rachel Maddow that was talking about how the vaccines will protect you and explaining how she was talking about... | ||
| Of course, everybody does. President Joe Biden did, too. | ||
| She had amazing promises. | ||
| Yeah, Biden also said, if you get the shot, you won't get COVID. And that he was losing his patience with us. | ||
| Of course, yeah. We're the bad guys. | ||
| And then he got four shots that were 100% effective, according to him. | ||
| And then he gets COVID. How does that work? | ||
| And so... And Fauci got four of those wonderful shots that he said would protect you from getting COVID, and he got COVID twice. | ||
| Yeah. So... I think you need to be careful not to listen to the same voices that have lied to you for three years. | ||
| And there are sources of information. | ||
| I have not changed what I said from three years ago. | ||
| I said, in that interview... | ||
| Isn't that interesting that for everybody else, the science changes. | ||
| Well, the science has evolved now. | ||
| Yes, I know what I'm saying now is completely contradictory to what I said three months ago, but that's because I'm following the science. | ||
| Strange how with people like you and I, we've never changed what we've... | ||
| I gotta say, I gotta say, what a bunch of BS. Because science, before Fauci, before January 1, 2020, when the American healthcare system was hijacked, before then, a scientific fact was reproducible and observable. | ||
| Mm-hmm. Scientific facts are, you know, gravity is 9.8 meters per second squared on planet Earth. | ||
| It's different on the moon. | ||
| Right. But you can put that in a math formula and you can do the math. | ||
| And so scientific facts do not change. | ||
| Right. And what I said in that interview that got pulled in 2020 by YouTube was that you'll never be able to make a one-time, one-shot vaccine for COVID. I guess I was right. | ||
| Of course, you're the one that gets removed because you're contradicting the WHO. They are the authorities in all things science. | ||
| I mean, let's talk about the WHO. I gotta say, Dr. | ||
| C. Dros is not a medical doctor, not a nurse, not a chiropractor, not a pharmacist, not a janitor in a hospital. | ||
| And with monkeypox, he overrode the nine experts that gave him advice about monkeypox that were virologists, epidemiologists. | ||
| They were trained in their fields. | ||
| And he heard that they said it's not a public health crisis. | ||
| He overrode them. | ||
| And that one man with his one voice, one vote, said monkeypox is a worldwide health crisis. | ||
| Right. | ||
| That's the power of one man about a health care system for the whole world. | ||
| And at the end of this month, they're going to vote on whether that world. | ||
| The pandemic treaty. | ||
| Pandemic treaty happens where that guy will have control over your child's health care or your health care. | ||
| And it won't be you and your doctor figuring it out. | ||
| It's going to be whatever the who says, and ultimately it's going to be him. | ||
| And of course, California has already passed laws where if a doctor contradicts the CDC or contradicts the central government, they will lose their license. | ||
| So no one's going to risk that. | ||
| All right. The CDC... On their website recommended masking for monkeypox. | ||
| So monkeypox is not spread as a respiratory virus. | ||
| They got so much guff from doctors and scientists that they had to remove it from the website. | ||
| That's a fact. Facts don't change. | ||
| The fact was the CDC put that there. | ||
| Were they right or wrong? | ||
| They were wrong and they removed it. | ||
| So does the CDC get it right every time? | ||
| I don't think so. | ||
| Well, I mean, it depends on what you mean, right? | ||
| Because if you're a good person and your intention is to try to stop a public health pandemic... | ||
| Harrison, I'm for the humans, and I'm against the diseases. | ||
| Then they got it wrong. But if you want to use just both the diseases and people's willingness and desire to be good people and to help out their neighbors, and you want to weaponize that... | ||
| To depopulate the earth and, you know, create a slave state where everything has the impetus and the importance of, you know, medical emergency. | ||
| Then they did very well, actually. | ||
| They got all of this right because they succeeded in their mission and they're getting away with it. | ||
| Who is Dr. Tedros? He's not an American citizen. | ||
| He's from, they say Somalia, but he's from Eurasia, which has a terrible... | ||
| Human rights record. | ||
| Oh, right. And he's like participating in it, yeah. | ||
| Somalia and Eurasia have female genital mutilation. | ||
| And they want to make him the head of the centralized medical response hospital. | ||
| He's already there. Totally insane. We go on forever. | ||
| Dr. Richard Bartlett, thank you so much for being with us. | ||
| Viewdestinideworks.com. | ||
| Go there to get all of the information you need about everything we've talked about here today. | ||
| Thank you, sir. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
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| First Republic Bank collapse spurs fears of banking system for the broader economy. | ||
| But don't worry. There's more to do! | ||
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So let's finish the job! | |
| Now, it's very simple. | ||
| The private central bank, since 2008... | ||
| In the last big contrived crisis to get Obama into office that gave quadrillions to the private banks, they got all the free money and then got to loan it out to people with very, very cheap or nearly free credit. | ||
| And when we learn that a major bank has serious problems, we will hold accountable those responsible, force the necessary adjustments, provide the support to clean up their balance sheets, and assure the continuity of a strong, viable institution that can serve our people and our economy. | ||
| They vertically consolidated the economy with that system. | ||
| Now, starting two years and five months ago when Biden got into office via fraud, they began to restrict the flow of credit and money while at the same time increasing IRS enforcers on the working class to squeeze them purely to drive them into abject poverty and crime, weaponization, enemy of the people. | ||
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So you're telling us that you need 87,000 IRS agents to go after 735 billionaires? | |
| It's an absolute joke. It's laughable. | ||
| They need 87,000 IRS agents to go after small businesses. | ||
| The IRS is stockpiling or has stockpiled 4,600 guns and 5 million rounds of ammunition. | ||
| Jerry Howard, CEO of National Association of Home Builders, warns that President Joe Biden's policy, quote, could decrease home ownership among the middle class. | ||
| This is manipulation at the worst point, at the worst possible way. | ||
| The 2008 bubble, we're still seeing the result of that. | ||
| The bankers were... | ||
| They were forced to make bad loans. | ||
| They were forced to make the bad loans and then they got hit. | ||
| And those local banks where they forced all that false lending, they go into bankruptcy. | ||
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We are trying to make sure that those fiduciaries who are charged with maintaining retirement plans with the ability to adequately account For environmental, social, and governance factors. | |
| I know some of my colleagues have come on the floor and say, this is an attempt by the Department of Labor to somehow mandate the retirement investments of hardworking Americans. | ||
| Nothing could be further from the truth. | ||
| I believe there will be a future, Eric, that All investments are going to be looked through sustainability. | ||
| This term, ESG, is at the center of a heated debate over whether socially conscious goals should factor into business and investing decisions. | ||
| ESG has become so politicized. | ||
| BlackRock is the police of this ESG movement. | ||
| Larry Fink calls it stakeholder capitalism. | ||
| Conservative critics call it woke capitalism. | ||
| So we're recognizing the dangers with this agenda. | ||
| It's not your agenda. | ||
| It's not the agenda of the average Floridian or the average American. | ||
| This is an elite-imposed agenda. | ||
| I just signed this veto because the legislation passed by the Congress would put at risk the retirement savings of individuals across the country. | ||
| They couldn't take into consideration investments that wouldn't be impacted by climate, impacted by overpaying executives, and that's why I decided to veto it. | ||
| This is all about collapsing the system and then bringing in a new digital system, the central bank. | ||
| Digital currency. All contrived, all right on time, as we predicted, total weaponization against the people. | ||
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Director Haynes, Secretary Yellen indicated that we will exceed the debt limit by June 1st, requiring action before that. | |
| Have the intelligence community assessed the international consequences of default on our debt? | ||
| What our assessment is, is that regardless of its, you know, duration, of a default's duration, almost certainly it would create global uncertainty about the value of the U.S. dollar and U.S. institutions and leadership, leading to volatility in currency and financial markets and commodity markets that are priced in dollars. | ||
| And that's basically as far as our analysts are able to provide. | ||
| We'll have inflation and recession we're already in, slash deepening. | ||
| All right, folks. | ||
| The third hour of American Journal begins. | ||
| On the other side, updates to the Plainview situation. | ||
| We'll be right back. The third hour has begun here on American Journal. | ||
| Thank you so much for being here with us. | ||
| Remember, we will not be here. | ||
| We would not be here without your support at Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| I've hardly plugged it all today because we've just been hammering the news of the border and then, of course, our great guest, Dr. | ||
| Richard Bartlett, whether it's the incredible guest or the crew on the ground at the border. | ||
| Or all of the great content at band.video. | ||
| All of that costs money. | ||
| And all of it is funded by you, the American people. | ||
| We do not have authorities dictating what we can and cannot cover. | ||
| I am given free reign on this show. | ||
| And I hope that comes across. | ||
| Now, one of the interesting reactions... | ||
| Let's go to clip number 21 here. | ||
| As you know, Tucker Carlson made an announcement... | ||
| On Twitter, we covered Alex's coverage of it, the sort of inside baseball that he had in terms of why choose Twitter and what exactly is going to happen in the future. | ||
| I think this is a major move, a major positive move. | ||
| I really think we should be... | ||
| I mean, I know a lot of people in our audience are sort of fans of extremes, right? | ||
| You got to either love or hate somebody. | ||
| Hey, I'm not about to put Elon Musk's chip in my head. | ||
| I'm not about to give him a pass for contributing and playing along with the climate change agenda electric car scam that's going on. | ||
| But boy, can't we count our blessings in the fact that that dude spent billions of dollars of his own money to buy Twitter and give us a free speech platform and now he's teaming up with Tucker Carlson. | ||
| I mean... It really is a beautiful thing, and it's amazing how often the entire media establishment, governmental establishment, medical establishment, the NGOs, the supranational organizations like the WEF, the IMF, the UN, all of these things, they have to cooperate and coordinate. | ||
| To silence us, and then it just takes one dude like Elon Musk to just brush them all aside. | ||
| Or you've got the entire media landscape with all the different channels and all the different YouTubes that are all pushed algorithmically, all designed psychologically to keep and grab your attention, all very sophisticatedly designed, and yet none of them hold a candle to Tucker Carlson, who's just a dude that's honest. | ||
| You know, all of their facade, I mean, it requires the full ubiquitous participation of every person, which is why they go after so hard the people like Tucker Carlson or Elon Musk or Donald Trump or Alex Jones who buck the trend and... | ||
| Are able to win. | ||
| They're able to win against this massive, monolithic conspiracy that's directing everything. | ||
| As we just saw in the last segment. | ||
| I mean, they're weaponizing the IRS, right? | ||
| If you think this for a single second is about going after billionaires, you're an idiot. | ||
| I have a bridge to sell you. | ||
| The IRS will want its cut, of course, from our bridge sales. | ||
| But I mean, the IRS is weaponized. | ||
| The financial system is weaponized through ESG. The health care system is weaponized. | ||
| The legal system is weaponized. | ||
| The law enforcement system has been weaponized at this point. | ||
| Everything has been weaponized against us, the American people. | ||
| And yet we're still here. We're still thriving. | ||
| And we can still win if we can just get the American people to just recognize what's going on and in some way fight back against it. | ||
| I hope you can support us in this mission by going to InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
| Let's go now to this clip, clip 21. | ||
| It's NBC's reaction to Tucker Carlson announcing his Twitter show. | ||
| And I don't think it'll surprise you what they're very concerned about in this regard. | ||
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| Seemingly unmoored, if you will. | ||
| Will anybody be able to police what Carlson says, or is this the point? | ||
| It's just a free-for-all. | ||
| I think this is the point. It is a free-for-all. | ||
| It's what Elon Musk wants to provide. | ||
| This move by Tucker may cement the idea of Twitter as a right-wing website. | ||
| You know, it turns out without severe and relentless censorship, everything becomes a right-wing website. | ||
| Because the right-wing is, for the most part, based on nature and morality. | ||
| Just normal things, right? | ||
| Like if you just point out that there are men and women. | ||
| Everybody knew this until a couple years ago. | ||
| It's only through very sophisticated psychological manipulation that you've fooled so many people into ignoring what they can see with their own eyes. | ||
| It's very strange. | ||
| So yeah, Twitter is right-wing because everybody's allowed a voice and the best argument wins. | ||
| So we keep winning. | ||
| That really tells you where these people's mindset is. | ||
| If he goes on Twitter, will anybody be able to police him? | ||
| We'll tell you what. | ||
| Tucker Carlson is an American man. | ||
| What authority is over him? | ||
| This is another thing that I think people forget. | ||
| The United States is like a totally unique experiment in the history of mankind. | ||
| And when America was founded as a republic, I was the first republic to exist on the world stage outside of, like, You know, Venice in the 1200s or whatever, small scale, technically a republic. But in terms of a country actually giving freedom to every single citizen, every single adult male citizen, like, you had no power above you. | ||
| And that was utterly and totally unique on the world stage for the first time in thousands of years. | ||
| And we still have that. Now all the world sort of accepts that this is the right way that it should be. | ||
| But prior to that, everybody was a servant except for the king. | ||
| Everybody had somebody over them. | ||
| Everybody had somebody who could police their actions, who could tell them what to do, tell them where to go. | ||
| Everybody. I mean, you didn't have to be a slave. | ||
| Everybody was a servant. Everybody... | ||
| Was in a hierarchy where there was one man at the top who was a king. | ||
| So if you weren't the king, then you had somebody who had authority over you. | ||
| And then America came along and said, actually, I'm a human being. | ||
| I'm an individual. | ||
| And nobody can tell me what to do or what not to do. | ||
| These people, this makes them very uncomfortable. | ||
| When you talk about the Great Reset, it's not a Great Reset thing. | ||
| Back to where we were in 2000, right? | ||
| It's a reset back to where the world was in 1775. | ||
| Back to the feudal system where everybody has an authority. | ||
| Where you being an adult male who's intelligent and can... | ||
| You know, express your own ideas and have your own ideas. | ||
| That's not acceptable under their new system. | ||
| Under their new system, there has to be some board somewhere, some organization, some self-appointed busybody snitch sensor that gets to determine whether or not you get to say what you want to say. | ||
| Who gets to determine whether or not what you believe is valid and worthy of being expressed. | ||
| We're not going to let you impose that on the rest of us. | ||
| If you want to impose that on yourself, if you want to subject yourself to the arbitrary limitations of some unknown weirdo somewhere else, that's fine. | ||
| But this is their mindset. | ||
| This is their mindset. It's dangerous to have a man that we don't control out there expressing himself and have people pay attention to him. | ||
| Well, unfortunately for you, the Great Reset has not been completed yet. | ||
| Unfortunately for you, you don't have absolute control over our informational systems yet. | ||
| And if we use the control that we have at this point, the freedom that we have at this point, then you'll never get control of it. | ||
| So, God bless Elon Musk. | ||
| God bless Tucker Carlson. | ||
| God bless Infowars and Alex Jones for maintaining independence in a world beset by control freaks and their sycophantic lapdogs in the mainstream media. | ||
| No one will be able to police Tucker Carlson. | ||
| Isn't that dangerous? Isn't it so dangerous that you have an American citizen out there without some shadowy cabal breathing down his neck and dictating what he can and can't believe? | ||
| Doesn't that scare you? | ||
| People can have independent thoughts? | ||
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Isn't that dangerous? Yeah, it is. | |
| It's extremely dangerous to you and your despicable globalist system. | ||
| We're gonna destroy it. Welcome back, folks. | ||
| It's the American Journal. I'm your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| We'll be joined in the next segment by Aaron Sorrells. | ||
| He's an activist who's helping to organize response to the hashtag hidden in plain view scandal that has finally broken through to national headlines. | ||
| There's been some updates to this. | ||
| We're going to talk to him and try to get to the bottom of it. | ||
| But there are stories now in the New York Post and other outlets actually talking about this. | ||
| And we'll of course get into that with him. | ||
| In the meantime, I want to just go through some of these headlines from today. | ||
| Shall we do a little daily dispatch addendum? | ||
| From Infowars.com, ex-Russian space boss finds no proof Americans landed on moon in 1969. | ||
| Russia's former head of the Roscosmos Space Agency, Dmitry Rogozin, said he went on a quest about a decade ago to find concrete proof that the Americans landed on the moon in 1969. | ||
| After finding little evidence, he questioned whether the Apollo 11 mission reached the lunar surface. | ||
| Saying about 10 years ago when I worked at the government, I sent an official request to Roscosmos to provide me with documentary evidence of the American stay on the moon, which at that time was still at the disposal of the federal agency. | ||
| He said in a post on Telegram on Sunday, he continued, I was painfully embarrassed by the fact that the Soviet cosmonauts returning from multi-day expeditions could barely stand on their feet and underwent a long recovery after such flights and the Americans crawled out of their lunar ships like cucumbers from the garden. | ||
| Rogozin claimed to have submitted multiple requests to Roscosmos for proof of NASA's 1969 moon landing. | ||
| He said the only evidence he received was a book that contained an account by Soviet cosmonaut Leonov about his conversation with the American astronauts and their discussion about the lunar mission. | ||
| Add Rogozin to the moon landing denialism camp because how dare anyone question that a spacecraft with less computing power than even a modern USB-C charger could land astronauts on the moon in 1969 and astronauts have yet to return 54 years later. | ||
| Again, I have my suspicions about the moon landing in terms of whether the footage that we saw was really being broadcast live. | ||
| Or whether it was pre-recorded. | ||
| After all, landing on the moon, if you didn't get the video from it, what was the point? | ||
| I mean, the whole point was it was a publicity stunt in an information war against our enemies, the communists. | ||
| So it makes sense to me that they would have systems in place to guarantee the Smooth running of that operation. | ||
| But I think they did land on it. | ||
| I think they did land on the moon. | ||
| After all, it wasn't just Apollo 11. | ||
| There were something like 12 moon landings that took place. | ||
| Either they're all fake or none of them are. | ||
| It's not just Apollo 11 that's a question here. | ||
| But I really don't think it'd be that hard to prove or disprove, right? | ||
| We left things on the moon. | ||
| It's not like it got blown away. | ||
| It's not like a flood came and washed everything away. | ||
| It's the moon. | ||
| Things that are there just stay there. | ||
| They're just up there still. | ||
| So, theoretically, I mean, you should be able to identify where it landed and go look at whether or not the landing site still exists. | ||
| It seems like you'd be able to do that. | ||
| It also seems like, at the time, if there had been evidence That this was fake? | ||
| Would the Soviets not have pointed that out? | ||
| I mean, they had satellites at the time. | ||
| They were watching us do what we were doing. | ||
| And at the time, when we were at each other's throats and vying for the fate of the world, this would have been an extremely powerful weapon, powerful arrow in their quiver, and yet they never said anything about it. | ||
| But it's an interesting development. | ||
| It's an interesting thing to have come up. | ||
| But it could just be in line with the information we're currently raging against Russia. | ||
| Meanwhile, California launches snitch hotline to report hate acts, including name-calling. | ||
| The state of California has launched a snitch hotline that people are supposed to use to report hate acts. | ||
| This is the sort of thing you'd expect to hear about on a liberal college campus, but not in a massive state with tons of problems. | ||
| Last Thursday, Governor Gavin Newsom and the California Civil Rights Department announced the launch of CA vs. | ||
| Hate. Through the hotline, Californians will be able to snitch on their neighbors for committing hate acts, which the service explicitly states do not always include violence. | ||
| So, you know, be a shame, wouldn't it? | ||
| Be a shame if they had to shut down the snitch hotline because it was... | ||
| Being jammed up continuously with examples of hate incidents against white people and men. | ||
| Or just fake hate incidents. | ||
| People of California, you have a job to do. | ||
| And it ain't snitch. | ||
| I'm telling you, snitches and pimps, that's the Democratic Party. | ||
| Snitches and Pimps. | ||
| Not the cool pimps, not the pimp my ride pimps, but, you know, the sexual exploiters of innocents and women. | ||
| That's all they are, and they revel in it. | ||
| We really are. We really are in the Dolores Umbridge regime. | ||
| Are you experiencing hate? | ||
| Call our snitch hotline. | ||
| Incredible. Washington Democrat Governor Inslee... | ||
| Signed controversial bill allowing government to take away minors from parents if they refuse to agree to gender transition surgery. | ||
| On Monday, Governor Jay Inslee signed the controversial Senate Bill 5599 introduced by State Senator Marco Lias, which allows the state to legally take children away from their parents if they don't consent to their child's gender transition surgeries or abortion. | ||
| Let's tell you what, if you live in Washington State and have children, I would get out now. | ||
| I would get out of there. | ||
| I would get out of there. | ||
| Wow, but I grew up here. | ||
| But my kids are... | ||
| I mean, they're old enough. | ||
| Now they can... They know. | ||
| I've told them about transgenderism. | ||
| They're not going to fall for that. Really? | ||
| Really? So you're going to send your kid to school where they're going to be given books that... | ||
| Lie to them about the existence of gender and the reality of it. | ||
| That tempt them with exciting images of forbidden acts. | ||
| They're going to be told how cool it is. | ||
| They're going to be pressured by their teachers, by the authorities, by the media that they read, by the cartoons they watch, by their fellow classmates towards this ideology. | ||
| And while I know I usually am against people saying, just get out of the schools, get out of there. | ||
| But here's the thing. | ||
| Now, if they're able to successfully indoctrinate your child, if they're able to successfully implant these ideas in their head and sway them with the monolithic pressure that they put on them from the media to the school itself to their fellow students, If they're able to sway your child and convince your child, even temporarily, the state may take your child away. | ||
| So if you're a parent in Washington state, it may be time to pack up and get out of there and not put these psychopaths to the test because they're going to do it. | ||
| They're going to take your kids. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| If you've been watching this show this week, you know that we have spent quite a bit of time covering what's being referred to as Hidden in Plain View. | ||
| The Hidden in Plain View story. | ||
| Hashtag Hidden in Plain View. | ||
| It's how it's being spread on social media. | ||
| And I have with me today Aaron Sorrells. | ||
| He's helping to raise awareness and to help protest the response of Plainview ISD to a sexual assault of a student that they were responsible for. | ||
| You can stay here. You can stay updated on this story by visiting www.nbs.com, which stands for We Will Not Be Silent, or by checking the hashtag Hidden in Plainview hashtag on social media. | ||
| That website again is www.nbs.com. | ||
| And of course, Twitter and TikTok and Instagram, there's tons of information there, and I encourage you to support my guest, Aaron Sorrells, as well. | ||
| Welcome to the show, Aaron. | ||
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Thanks for coming on. Thanks for having me, Harrison. | |
| Well, it's my pleasure. You know, it sort of feels like our responsibility to... | ||
| To champion this event as, until today, it's been completely ignored by the mainstream media. | ||
| Now there is a story in the New York Post about it. | ||
| It says this, Texas first graders allegedly forced a girl to perform sex acts and recorded it on iPad.com. | ||
| And they detail exactly what happened there in Plainview, Texas. | ||
| What is the latest with this event? | ||
| Of course, our audience, if they've been watching the last two days, we've covered the story pretty extensively. | ||
| But what's the latest in this developing story? | ||
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I mean, there's nothing like crazy breaking news. | |
| They're keeping everything silent. | ||
| We... We're getting back and forth stories. | ||
| We've had the sheriff say that nobody's reached out to him. | ||
| The family says they have reached out. | ||
| So we're trying to get some clarification on that. | ||
| Basically, no one's wanted to take it up. | ||
| But what we are starting to see is, as of last night and this morning, a lot more of the family members are starting—or not necessarily family members, but other families of other children in the town are starting to stand up and say, no, this is wrong. | ||
| This shouldn't be happening. | ||
| You know, in the last week and a half, it's been pretty much everybody attacking the family, saying, I can't believe you're doing this to our small town. | ||
| So we're starting to—I think now that the town is realizing that they've gotten support from, you know, really nationwide now, they're starting to say, okay, we're going to stand up and we're going to be bold about this. | ||
| And I think that's the most promising thing that we're seeing over the last 24 hours is, you know, courage is kind of contagious, and people are starting to realize they can stand up and will have their backs. | ||
| Well, that's a good thing because last time we checked in, yesterday during the show, I was actually reading some of the posts of people saying, oh, for your 15 minutes of fame, now we're all in danger. | ||
| Because, of course, the way this worked is a young girl was assaulted. | ||
| The school district did not tell the parents. | ||
| The school didn't tell the parents. | ||
| An investigation was taking place, but it was totally secretive and it was not through the proper normal law enforcement channels. | ||
| The parents had to really go out of their way to try to get answers to the questions that they had and were just stonewalled at every pass. | ||
| They tried to go through the appropriate authorities. | ||
| They tried to go through the chain of command and were just stonewalled and basically given the cold shoulder. | ||
| So they finally went, okay, we're going to go public and try to get media attention on this, to which the school district reacted, shutting down the school and saying, we're experiencing threats and we're not safe anymore. | ||
| So it's good to hear that people are not falling for that. | ||
| I've been following this story ever since it broke and people sent it to me. | ||
| I haven't seen anybody threaten anyone. | ||
| I mean, what is your take on the claims of threats of violence against the teachers and staff that Plainview ISD is making? | ||
| They say they've reported to the counterterrorism unit and the FBI now. | ||
| I mean, What are they basing this on? | ||
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Do you have any idea? Not anything we've done. | |
| We've made it very clear since Saturday morning that this was going to be a peaceful protest. | ||
| We've told anybody, I mean, so where we started this was in Twitter spaces talking about, you know, we saw the video, Highly Versed is the main one, the first one who saw it on TikTok. | ||
| And, you know, he got ahold of a couple of us and we started going. | ||
| And ever since we did it, it was peaceful, peaceful, peaceful, peaceful. | ||
| We are not going to do it. If we have people even come in and get aggressive in our Twitter spaces, we remove them. | ||
| Like, we have made this very clear. | ||
| We know we're being listened to. | ||
| We've made it very clear that this is 100 percent peaceful, yet every day there's been supposed threats, bomb threats. | ||
| They closed school down Monday, Tuesday, claiming threats. | ||
| But I think this is the tactic that the left and anybody establishment does. | ||
| They protect themselves by claiming threats. | ||
| And so that makes everybody worried. | ||
| Oh, my God, we can't be a part of this because we're going to be considered bad people. | ||
| Well, we're already bad people. | ||
| The media makes us out to be bad all the time. | ||
| I mean, how dare we? | ||
| I mean, we're horrible people, right? | ||
| Because we are standing up for a six-year-old girl and their family that has had no voice for the past two weeks. | ||
| And, you know, so now they're just doing the standard MO of scaring everybody and making us look like the bad people. | ||
| But we know the truth, and it's not going to scare us away from what we're doing. | ||
| Thank you. Yeah, and it is typical. | ||
| I detailed it yesterday on the show, talking about the way this happened, you know, for example, in East Palestine, Ohio, where you had, you know, this community destroyed with a train crash, and then the company responsible for it said, well, we're not going to go give you any answers or, you know, do a press conference or anything because we're scared of the threat. | ||
| So they can injure you and hurt you, and if you just go, what the heck? | ||
| I need some answers here. | ||
| Somebody needs to be held responsible. Then they say, oh, you're threatening us. | ||
| We need to back away. Which is weird because there's really not anything overtly political about this. | ||
| It's not like the family of this girl are right-wing Republicans, so we're championing them because it's politically expedient. | ||
| This is a child that's been abused, and we're trying to get answers for it, and yet it becomes politicized. | ||
| I mean, is this a political—it doesn't even feel like a political thing to me. | ||
| Do you see this as a political struggle that's happening right now? | ||
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No, no. We've cut politics out of it. | |
| I mean, I have my own personal political views. | ||
| I mean, anybody who looks me up knows I ran for lieutenant governor in the last primary against Dan Patrick as a Republican. | ||
| So, I mean, yeah, I'm a Republican. | ||
| Whoop-de-doo. There's no point when we've discussed this that we've brought politics into this. | ||
| Right. Right. | ||
| Right. And that it was covered up? | ||
| And that the Guardians weren't told about it? | ||
| And had to actually go out of their way? | ||
| I mean, the Twitter spaces were amazing. | ||
| I was on a Twitter space on either Saturday or Sunday with y'all where I was hearing the family members of this little girl detail what was happening in the most heartbreaking, heart-rending sort of way. | ||
| And to think that they're We're not told they had to go to the school. | ||
| Even at the school, the principal is sitting there going, I'm not authorized to tell you that information. | ||
| Like, she's a robot. I mean, it's horrifying because then it does kind of get political. | ||
| It does kind of get wrapped up in all of this. | ||
| Why are they hiding this? | ||
| Why are they protecting their reputation at the expense of a little girl's mental health? | ||
| And you can't help but think this has something to do with the sexualization, with the gender... | ||
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Well, I mean, unfortunately it becomes political because it seems like the side that's putting all of our stuff out and pushing it is conservative media. | |
| And conservative independent journalism. | ||
| So that makes it political just by default. | ||
| Why isn't the left picking this up? | ||
| Why aren't they jumping on board with this? | ||
| And there's other issues we're worried about. | ||
| There's other things we've looked into. | ||
| There's two churches near both these schools that are supposedly involved with some of these elementaries. | ||
| And evidently there's some shady history with these churches that are right there by them. | ||
| And the kids go to the church every day. | ||
| And, you know, there's some definitely odd things with this. | ||
| And for people that don't know, I mean, the border crisis going on right now in Texas, you know, the Panhandle is wide open because all the DPS is down south. | ||
| So if you don't think that some of this could have something to do with child trafficking and they're trying to protect some things that they're doing up in these school districts, I don't know. | ||
| Like, we don't know what's actually going on. | ||
| And that's the thing is, like, why are they so adamant about protecting this? | ||
| And this superintendent... | ||
| Was already caught up in an issue in Tucson ISD and Odessa ISD. This isn't his first go-around with sexual allegations while he was the superintendent of school districts. | ||
| That's a development I haven't heard yet, so we'll touch on that on the other side. | ||
| I do want to remind people, May 18th, Plainview, Texas, 6 p.m., PISD, educational complex, peaceful protest to demand answers for this poor little girl and her family who have been stonewalled at every pass. | ||
| More with Erin Sorrells on the other side. | ||
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Don't go anywhere, folks. Welcome back, folks. | |
| Final segment of the American Journal. | ||
| Infowarsstore.com is where you go to support us. | ||
| It's the only way that we get supports from you, the American people, or our audience going to Infowarsstore.com and allows us to take on any topic we want because we are not beholden to any corporate media. | ||
| Corporate media, on the whole, has completely ignored the story that we're discussing today and that we've been discussing for a little while. | ||
| Hashtag hidden in plain view website, WWNBS that stands for, we will not be silent. | ||
| So we can go to find information about the hidden in plain view scandal, where this little girl was sexually assaulted by her fellow students while the teacher was in the room and the assault itself was hidden from the parents. | ||
| And for a week, no disciplinary action was taken. | ||
| The little girl was forced to sit next to the people that abused her. | ||
| And the attack was filmed on an iPad. | ||
| I mean, there's so many aspects of this that are disturbing beyond description. | ||
| With me is Aaron Sorrells, who has sort of taken up the charge of this activism that's taking place. | ||
| The main protest will take place on May 18th in Plainview, Texas, 6 p.m. PISD Educational Complex. | ||
| The flyer here says, we stand in solidarity with the family of the six-year-old girl who was tragically assaulted at Plainview South Elementary, Georgia. | ||
| Join us for a Caps Lock peaceful rally on May 18th at 6 p.m. | ||
| in Plainview, Texas Educational Complex. | ||
| Arrive at 5 p.m. | ||
| We suggest booking accommodations in North Lubbock, which is approximately a one-hour drive from the rally location. | ||
| And again, this is what has been made necessary by the fact that when the family of this little girl, and thank God she has a family that is looking out for her and that has noticed the behavioral changes and started asking questions. | ||
| I mean, you could see how this could very easily have been totally swept under the rug. | ||
| Nobody would have ever heard of it. | ||
| I mean, if she didn't have a family that cares about her and that is interested and is asking questions of her and is sort of almost bullheadedly like demanding answers for this, The school could have swept this under the rug and nobody would have heard about it. | ||
| The girl would have been left alone to deal with her trauma. | ||
| So thank God her family is sticking up for her in this. | ||
| But I mean, there's so many aspects of this that are disturbing. | ||
| Aaron, what was it that first made you want to get involved and think, okay, this is something I need to dedicate some time and effort to? | ||
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Well, I would say I had nothing near this level, but I've had a similar incident with my oldest son 12 years ago, and the school system covered it up and tried to protect. | |
| Thankfully, I had taught my child—all my boys, I had taught them the same things that, you know, I don't care what happens. | ||
| Whatever they scare you with, I'm scarier than they are. | ||
| So make sure I know I'll deal with it so that you never have to. | ||
| And so he told us immediately, and his school system did the same thing. | ||
| But it comes down to just everything, right? | ||
| We're just tired of sitting around and waiting for politicians and elected officials and the guys with all the money to do something for us, because they don't care. | ||
| They don't want to fix these problems. | ||
| Our governor's not fixing the border. | ||
| He's joking about busing people to other states. | ||
| How about we just not let them in our country in the first place? | ||
| And so, you know, it started with that when I ran for lieutenant governor, and I just had enough of COVID and all their lies. | ||
| And so this is just one of those things where when Hailey reached out to me that morning, Hailey and I have very similar opinions on protecting children and standing up against whatever the garbage is that's being told. | ||
| And when he said, hey, this is what's going on, I need help, I said, you got it. | ||
| And that's it. It just comes down to a few of us saying, enough is enough, and we're not going to sit around and wait for someone else to do it anymore. | ||
| And that's kind of where we are. | ||
| And, you know, me and you talked off air about this, and we talked trying to get the family on. | ||
| And we would love to have the family on here and tell their story, because it'll make everybody put you in tears listening to them. | ||
| It is heartbreaking. | ||
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I mean, these people didn't ask for this, and they're overwhelmed right now. | |
| So that's why I'm here, because they need a voice. | ||
| And they didn't want to be in this position, and they shouldn't have been put in a position to having to go on air nonstop every day trying to get protection for not only their kid but all the other kids in that school district. | ||
| So it's – as a Christian, as a father, if I can't stand for someone else's child, then I'm not doing what I'm supposed to do. | ||
| So I should stand for my children and anybody else's children that are vulnerable and need protection. | ||
| And that's why we're here. And it's not about me. | ||
| It's not about Hailey. It's not about MBU. It's not about any of us. | ||
| It's about us as Americans standing and saying enough is enough. | ||
| We're done. We will not be silenced. | ||
| And stop waiting for someone else to do this for us. | ||
| Yeah, you know, it's absurd to think that it's somehow a political stance that if you're a Republican, you care about a little girl being assaulted, and if you're a Democrat, you don't. | ||
| Like, that's an absurd thing to phrase it as or to frame it as, but... | ||
| In reality, whether it's the sexualization of children at way too young of an age, that's a political instance where you have one side pushing that and the other side trying to fight back against it and being called Nazis and book burners for saying, hey, maybe don't show pornography to my first grader. | ||
| So, I mean, that's a political instance. | ||
| And this is not the first time that something like this has happened. | ||
| Last month, rather, the beginning of April, there was almost an identical situation that occurred in Virginia. | ||
| It also, of course, is reminiscent of the Loudoun County. | ||
| Series of events where you had, because they were trying to push trans bathrooms and there was a sexual assault in a trans bathroom, they wanted to cover it up because it would have interfered with their political designs. | ||
| And so it's like, I guess they don't care that their political designs actually result in the abuse of children. | ||
| They're pushing them anyway. | ||
| But it becomes political when you take all of this in and you realize the other aspect of this is that they didn't go to the police. | ||
| because they didn't go to the police in just the typical chain of command they kept it internal they kept it with cps then that allows them to circumvent some of the rules about informing the parents about having to have a kid in the room or an adult in the room with the kid during an interrogation because it was cps because cps holds investigations where like they're investigating the parent for abuse and so that you know the parent can't be in there | ||
| They're able to get away with hiding some of this stuff. | ||
| And so again, this is political. | ||
| It becomes political, not because necessarily the leftists or the Democrats are trying to make this happen, but because the things they support... | ||
| Allow this type of thing to happen. | ||
| So then it becomes political and we have to learn to deal with it. | ||
| But again, I don't think it's a political thing to say, I don't want my children introduced to this type of material. | ||
| I don't want them abused in the way this little girl has been abused, only to have the school covered up, apparently for their own reputation. | ||
| Is that why the school is doing this? | ||
| Is there any legitimate reason for the school not to be giving the information to the parents? | ||
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Either they're afraid of lawsuits or they're covering something up. | |
| That's the only two options. And the family has already made it clear that they're not trying to get money out of this. | ||
| I mean, they're not trying to get rich off this. | ||
| They just want justice. And so I don't know why that's so hard for the school district to just say, here. | ||
| And what we found out yesterday was there's another parent that reached out after I did another show. | ||
| And another family reached out after they saw it and said, hey, they didn't even tell us why they moved this boy into the room at the very end of the year. | ||
| And when we asked, they said, none of your business. | ||
| And there's already evidently reports of kids in that classroom starting to have issues like bedwetting that they weren't having before this boy showed up in the classroom. | ||
| The parents should have every right to know what's going on. | ||
| This cover-up is way beyond. | ||
| There's something else going on, I think. | ||
| They're trying way too hard to cover up this incident. | ||
| Yeah, but of course, you know, again, it fits in line with what else we see. | ||
| I mean, one of the major trends to emerge over the last couple of years is like your children are not your children. | ||
| Is the school saying we know better than you? | ||
| You know, we don't have to tell you what we're doing with your child. | ||
| If your child wants to keep something secret from you that we're teaching them, then they're allowed to do that. | ||
| And if you oppose it, then maybe we'll take your child. | ||
| And then something like this happens and you see they're willing to traumatize children, allow children to be abused and cover it all up. | ||
| To preserve their own reputation. | ||
| So it's like, this is what happens when you take power away from parents and give it to a bureaucratic system that doesn't give a damn about the children themselves. | ||
| They care about the system and upholding that. | ||
| I want to thank you for coming on and telling us about this. | ||
| We only have about a minute left in the show. | ||
| What do you want people to know? Obviously, then go to www.nbs.com. | ||
| Then go to your Twitter. Hashtag Hidden in Plain View is where they can find posts about this. | ||
| May 18th is the protest. | ||
| Everybody's invited, but you better be peaceful because the one thing that we don't want is to confirm the lies that they say about this being somehow violent when really all it is is parents demanding answers for their abused child. | ||
| So what do you want people to know about hashtag Hidden in Plain View? | ||
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Well, basically it comes down to, you know, if you can't protect a six-year-old girl that's been abused by grown adults and it doesn't make your blood boil and make you want to stand and do something, I don't know what else does. | |
| So that's why we're going. | ||
| May 18th in Plainview, Texas. | ||
| You can go to the website, the www.nbs.com. | ||
| We are going to be setting up other things to help people coordinate. | ||
| And I want to make it very clear. | ||
| This will be peaceful. | ||
| Anybody that thinks aggression is going to solve this problem, it's not. | ||
| All we need is the amount of people there to make it very clear what's going on. | ||
| And for anybody that thinks they're going to come in and cause chaos, we already have security planned. | ||
| We are organizing. | ||
| This is not some free willy-nilly, we're just going to run up there and scream at the top of our lungs. | ||
| So if you're involved in this protest, in this rally, whatever you want to call it, Be proactive. | ||
| Make sure you keep an eye on everybody around you. | ||
| Do not let the bad actors make us look bad because they're going to try. | ||
| They want to make us all look like unhinged idiots, and we're not. | ||
| This is We'll Be Peaceful. 100%. | ||
| Aaron Sorrells is my guest. | ||
| Hashtag Hidden in Plain View. | ||
| Thank you for picking up this torch and championing this cause. | ||
| This really does seem like the beginning of a movement that could really help kids be safe in school once again. | ||
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