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| If you don't force behaviors, whether it's gender or race or just any way you want to say the composition of your team, we're going to have to force change. | ||
| The big money, the big banks, the federal government, BlackRock, whether it's the University of Texas, hell, A&M's even this bad now, or Yale, or Harvard's the worst, Berkeley, they literally teach. | ||
| And it's not just in the political science classes. | ||
| They make a whole bunch of them. | ||
| CRT and transgender stuff and leftist queer theory, pedophile theory, mandatory now in these colleges. | ||
| And it's in the high schools, in the junior highs, even in many of the elementaries. | ||
| It's come out that the government keeps it secret across the country and files on the kids and the parents and try to cut the children away from the parents and convince them to change their gender. | ||
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This is a multi-million dollar industry. | |
| Asra Namani did what more journalists should do. | ||
| She filed Freedom of Information Act requests that forced school districts to reveal that they're paying consultants to spread critical race theory. | ||
| I have the proof. We found 300-plus contracts and counting. | ||
| Like, every day I'm getting a new contract. | ||
| For them to deny it is just part of their campaign. | ||
| But that's just for teachers, says the CNN guest. | ||
| Can it influence the way that some teachers teach? | ||
| Yeah, but that's a good thing, right? | ||
| Because race and racism is literally the building box of this country. | ||
| I mean, this is already over the edge of the cliff. | ||
| We're already over the cliff here. | ||
| We're not about to go over the cliff. | ||
| We drove over it a long time ago. | ||
| And so when you see the cashless society and you see the social credit scores and you see you go to the grocery store and they're in your face saying, have an app. | ||
| Use an app to be here. | ||
| You'll get great deals. | ||
| Here's a headline. China creates global AI governance initiative to control world's tech, control the population's mind, infiltrating our minds, the future of cognitive warfare, the official main operation that is now in full swing of the Communist Party, | ||
| China. And they admit it's a competing program to the West that has a very similar AI brainwashing, cultural control grid rolling out, but they're two competing systems because Xi Jinping about nine years ago broke with the globalist who he'd been allied with. | ||
| That's what always happens with these tyrants is they'll work with each other at first and then when one group thinks they have the other hand, the upper hand, they will make their move. | ||
| It is funded by the most powerful banks and corporations in the world. | ||
| To promote classical, Maoist, Marxist-Leninist ideology. | ||
| And the revolutionary form that they've chosen of communism, which is a bunch of different subsets, is the Maoist model. | ||
| The Confucius organizations of almost all the major public and private colleges literally run by the communist Chinese. | ||
| So the hour is extremely late. | ||
| We're very, very far down this rattle. | ||
| Remember I told you decades ago China was funding thousands of colleges for their curriculum, giving them billions of dollars to undermine America, to criticize capitalism, the nuclear family, while China is promoting the nuclear family to make us weak. | ||
| And now it came out a few months ago that thousands of public schools and private schools are giving Chinese communist money to follow their curriculum. | ||
| So this is all paid for. | ||
| The transgenderism, the communism, the critical race theory, and it's all coming from BlackRock and the communist Chinese. | ||
| And when you go into a restaurant, they want to make you look at an app to order your food. | ||
| That's literally through the Global Restaurant Associations and the World Economic Forum and the big banks. | ||
| When you walk in a grocery store, they're trying to make you have an app or Chick-fil-A. All of that is to get you ready for the casualist society. | ||
| People say, oh, it's just a technology. | ||
| No, it's designed and being implemented and rolled out to totally and completely make it a post-human world. | ||
| If you don't have humans serving you dinner, or cutting your hair, or growing your vegetables, or raising your children, it's a computer. | ||
| And it's an AI system where it can all be standardized and surveilled and tracked. | ||
| So everything is about building new independent economies and not joining the big centralized economy as much as you can. | ||
| They've already made it impossible, unless you're Amish, to not interface with its own. | ||
| And... They're simply looking at us as a commodity and saying, humans have always been cheap, but now they're garbage. | ||
| And they just say the future's not human. | ||
| Humans, we're bad. We're worthless. | ||
| We hurt the earth. We don't have free will. | ||
| Well, the globalists actually don't believe that. | ||
| They want you to hate yourself and have a self-fulfilling prophecy the world's going to end in 2030. | ||
| Because if they get their plans of 2030 through, you'll think it's the end of the world. | ||
| And for most of us, it will be. | ||
| You're going to live through this. | ||
| This is all going to happen. | ||
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| Welcome back to the American Journal, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| I am Chase Geiser, your host this morning. | ||
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| A new study links a cell phone used to lower sperm count, but authors are downplaying the findings. | ||
| Many frequently use their cell phones may suffer from lower sperm counts than those who do not, according to a new Swiss study that adds to the mounting body of evidence showing a link between cell phone use and decreased male fertility. | ||
| First of all, folks, it is undisputed that sperm counts worldwide have gone down astronomically over the years. | ||
| I don't know when it began. I think it was right after World War II. We just saw a massive decrease in sperm counts, according to studies. | ||
| Some people say that it's the plastics in our water, the microplastics that are floating around in our bodies. | ||
| Others say it's other carcinogens or just pollution in the air. | ||
| I wonder if it's linked to a difference in sperm count associated with the state of war. | ||
| In World War II, we have a situation where, of course, there was high intensity, high adrenaline, high physical activity among men all over the world. | ||
| No distractions, no laying around, just intensity all the time. | ||
| I wonder if what we're seeing with the sperm count is just a manifestation of men not doing what men were made to do, which is, unfortunately, fight wars. | ||
| I mean, we're very tribal people. | ||
| Evolutionarily speaking, we are designed to work together in small tribes to outsmart other groups, to outsmart the environment, to be in high intense survival situations. | ||
| And I wonder if when we're not in those situations, that is causing this. | ||
| But frankly, I think it's a little bit more conniving than that. | ||
| I think it's a little more subversive than that, the fact of the matter. | ||
| I think what may be going on is either an intentional or accidental situation. | ||
| Side effect of this new sort of processed society that we live in. | ||
| We know from leaders all over the world that there is a globalist agenda for depopulation. | ||
| We know with the Georgia Guidestones, they wanted to reduce the population of the world to 500 million people. | ||
| We heard Kamala Harris earlier this year say that depopulation was an important part of climate change. | ||
| And we know that the whole entire philosophy of the green energy agenda is based on the premise or the theory that the greatest plague on the earth is mankind. | ||
| And if we really care about the earth, then we must do something about this mankind problem. | ||
| Of course, what's the point of having a healthy, clean environment if there are no human beings to inhabit it? | ||
| What's the point of having a planet? | ||
| Why do we care so much about this planet? | ||
| Why do we care so much about having a home if there's no one to live there? | ||
| But we know that they want to depopulate the planet and the thing is when we talk about depopulation it's really easy to assume that they're talking about us everyday Americans and really they're not. | ||
| I think the fact of the matter is that when depopulation first takes hold worldwide It's going to target the third world countries first. | ||
| We see how these green deals, these green energy initiatives disproportionately impact third world countries who rely on the efficiency and cheapness of fossil fuels, of fossil energy. | ||
| And when we impose these regulations, these mandates on the world, we see that they impact these people the most. | ||
| In terms of heating, preparing food, the different uses of energy that actually attribute directly to survival. | ||
| I'm not talking about the luxuries of energy where you can have a TV on in every room all day or every light on in every room of the house, whether it's occupied. | ||
| That stuff is not what I'm talking about. | ||
| I'm talking about people who actually need to use gas stoves or natural gas or fossil fuels or burn coal to actually heat their homes or prepare their food. | ||
| These are the people that are impacted first. | ||
| And we know from history that governments, despite whether or not they care about the poor, always neglect, reject, and blame the poor first whenever there's any sort of crisis. | ||
| So if we're going to see this new world order establish itself in the world, We know that it's going to target the most vulnerable first, then the middle class, and then finally, once those collapse, the upper class. | ||
| But they want a middle class to survive, if just barely, because after all, it is the middle class that funds the political class. | ||
| It is we the people who pay one out of every four hours of our income toward this government so that they can sustain themselves in their mansions, so they can travel internationally, so the likes of Pete Buttigieg can go to Ukraine to shake Zelensky's hand. | ||
| So the likes of those at Davos or the World Economic Forum or the Justin Trudeaus or the Joe Bidens or the Hunter Bidens can live in their mansions with infinite hookers and cocaine, all paid for by the U.S. tax dollars. | ||
| So they want us earning and paying taxes, but they don't want us to keep anything for ourselves because, after all, anything that we have for ourselves is perceived by them as revenue missed, as a missed opportunity, as a missed business success. | ||
| So we've seen ever since the establishment of the Federal Reserve and the income tax that was legalized through an amendment to the Constitution, given that our founding fathers did not even want an income tax to be legal ever in this country. | ||
| After all, it was catalyzed, our revolution, over a 2% tax on tea. | ||
| But we see that ever since this income tax has been established, Less and less of what we earn and what we do actually goes back into our own pockets. | ||
| And anytime anyone is successful, the first thing we hear from the left is how they are not paying their fair share, failing to miss the point, the truth, the fact, the premise that just because someone else is rich doesn't mean that you're poor. | ||
| The pie is not a fixed size, folks. | ||
| There isn't a limited amount of money. | ||
| As we earn and produce and create value in the market, we can actually grow the size of the pie. | ||
| We can grow the amount of wealth and value that exists in our economy. | ||
| So just because someone else is rich doesn't mean that you're poor. | ||
| But I'll tell you what, when a politician is rich, it is because they've stolen from you. | ||
| Because we know that our politicians haven't created any value in some time. | ||
| I suppose the last great thing that the government did for the people would be DARPAnet. | ||
| When they made the internet, that was an awesome technological advancement that advanced good value for all mankind. | ||
| But since then, I can't really think of anything the government's done that I couldn't do without. | ||
| Have they cured any major illnesses? | ||
| Have they solved any major problems? | ||
| They keep saying that they've gotten unemployment down to record lows, but they're not the ones creating jobs. | ||
| And frankly, despite the fact that we have an unemployment at a record low, we have 1.5 million fewer people in the workforce to begin with than when President Trump was president. | ||
| So... They don't do anything for us. | ||
| They just take from us. And now they're taking the most sacred thing from us with this news about fertility rates plummeting. | ||
| They're taking away our ability to even have the families that we would normally have. | ||
| And not only are they attacking it from a physical, from a biological, from a physiological standpoint, but they're attacking it from a philosophical standpoint, too, when you see signs up in cities saying, stop having children. | ||
| We have a government that's literally advocating fewer natural born Americans in this country while simultaneously importing as many foreign interests as possible across an open border with barbed wire fences being cut by the very people who are hired and paid to protect the border from such an invasion. | ||
| We protect the borders of Ukraine and we fight on behalf of Israel in the Middle East, but we neglect Those struggling in Texas or California or San Francisco or any of the major cities, we import fentanyl into this country, killing upwards of 100,000 people a year while we complain about the dangers of gun violence. | ||
| So yeah, there is a total depopulation agenda going on. | ||
| They want to depopulate the poor. | ||
| They want to enslave the middle class. | ||
| And they want to perpetuate global power. | ||
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| I am Chase Geiser, your host today. | ||
| New disturbing reports coming in. | ||
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| Some kids as young as six months old got a double dose of Moderna's COVID vaccine. | ||
| The FDA finally admits. | ||
| Young children may be getting double the authorized dose of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine, a mistake that could have serious consequences, medical professionals told the defender. | ||
| See, the thing about giving children a double dose that's really good is it means that the pharmaceutical companies actually sell twice as much of the product. | ||
| I don't know why it is that people trust big pharma after all the crap that they have been caught doing forever. | ||
| After all of the drugs that Americans are on, that people all over the world are on, that are not designed to cure any illness but just to perpetually treat it. | ||
| I mean, we have the Biden administration bragging about capping the price of insulin. | ||
| Something, by the way, that the Trump administration tried to do and the Democrats rejected. | ||
| I think he briefly pulled it off for like a month before it was voted to be reversed after his executive order to do it. | ||
| And so now they're acting like it was their idea the whole time to cap it, but they're not talking about the fact that if we didn't have a diabetic fat country, we wouldn't have to pay for insulin at all. | ||
| And now we have Pharma not only loving the fact that we are fat and need things like giant boots when our diabetes... | ||
| Eliminates our feeling of our own feet. | ||
| But we have them loving the fact that we're fat because of the insulin, loving the fact that we're fat because of the heart disease and the blood pressure medication, loving the fact that we're sad and anxious because of the SSRIs, loving the fact that we can't focus because of the Adderalls. | ||
| They love every time you're sick because after all that's how they make money and keep in mind folks that after the Affordable Care Act came out after we made these changes to our health insurance structure in this country we capped the amount of money that our insurance companies can make our health insurance companies I believe they can make only a profit of 10% more than the cost of healthcare. | ||
| So now, for the first time ever, we've actually created an incentive for health insurance companies to want healthcare to be as expensive as possible because the more expensive it is, the greater their bottom line, the more money they make, the more profit they can keep. | ||
| You know, an insurance company typically doesn't actually want you to file a claim. | ||
| That's the whole point. They're betting on you not getting sick. | ||
| They're betting on you not crashing your car. | ||
| They're betting on your house not burning down. | ||
| We hear stories of people having issues where something happens like they get in a wreck and the insurance company won't cover it. | ||
| They won't honor the claim because of some fine print in the contract. | ||
| Typically, insurance companies don't want to honor the claims. | ||
| But we created some backwards reverse incentive, something totally antithetical to free market capitalism when we established the Affordable Care Act, the Obamacare, as Obama finally calls it. | ||
| And we changed the rules to make it look like we were keeping the health insurance companies from exploiting a vulnerable population by capping how much money they could make over the flat cost of health care. | ||
| Well, I'll tell you what, I would rather make 10% of a million dollars than 10% of a thousand dollars, wouldn't you? | ||
| And so they want the costs of healthcare to go up because that's how they justify increasing the premiums. | ||
| That's why the premiums have gone up virtually every year since the Affordable Care Act passed. | ||
| Because every year the healthcare costs go up because the insurance companies want the costs of care to go up. | ||
| So they can increase the amount they're drawing 10% from. | ||
| And now we have them doing things like making vaccines that don't work, that aren't even safe, for illnesses that aren't even dangerous, and then saying it's an accident when they give double doses to six-month-old kids. | ||
| And it's like they care about kids. | ||
| It goes straight into this depopulation thing. | ||
| According to a November 1st U.S. Food and Drug Administration advisory, the agency has become aware that some healthcare providers may not recognize that the single-dose vial of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine... | ||
| For use in individuals 6 months through 11 years of age contains notably more than 0.25 milliliters of the vaccine. | ||
| The FDA said some healthcare providers may be withdrawing the entire contents of the vial to administer to an individual. | ||
| Adults are supposed to receive a dose of 0.5 milliliters. | ||
| The FDA did not elaborate on how it came by the information on dosing errors. | ||
| However, according to the advisory, the agency had not identified any safety risks associated with administration of the higher dose than individuals 6 months through 11 years of age. | ||
| And no serious adverse events were identified related to a dosing error for the vaccine. | ||
| Except maybe the fact that we have 12-year-olds collapsing of heart attacks during cross-country races all over the country. | ||
| Except for the fact that maybe high school students we see collapsing on the soccer field has dramatically increased. | ||
| I can't remember what the data says, but I know we've shown it that sudden death has dramatically increased. | ||
| Myocarditis is way up. | ||
| These drugs were untested, folks, and if the drug companies were going to inject 10,000 hemophiliacs with HIV and hepatitis in the 1980s under the leadership of Fauci, what's to say they wouldn't inject us with a vaccine that was harmful just so they could add to their bottom line? | ||
| After all, they did make sure to protect themselves from any liability or accountability before releasing it to the public. | ||
| These pharmaceutical companies want to kill you. | ||
| Malpractice is more dangerous than basically anything else you can do in this country. | ||
| Between fentanyl and malpractice, we're witnessing tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of deaths every single year. | ||
| But they want to come after you because some lunatic, who they made a lunatic in a war overseas, shot up a bowling alley. | ||
| They want to make sure nobody can have a gun because they care about life so much, but they want to import fentanyl across the border. | ||
| They want to import Hamas across the border. | ||
| We've seen our major cities littered with terrorists advocating for the genocide of an entire populace. | ||
| And I'm no fan of Israel as a nation. | ||
| But Jesus! | ||
| We have people literally advocating the genocide of Jews all over the world. | ||
| I showed you a video a couple of weeks ago on this very program of the Muslim Student Association leader speaking to a Jewish speaker in San Diego, acknowledging that she was for all Jews returning to Israel so that Hamas or Hezbollah could eradicate them all at once. | ||
| Wearing that very neckerchief that we see on this screen in our very own country of protests. | ||
| And I know that some of these protesters are just involuntarily celibate college males trying to get laid by impressing the cute girl that is going to these protests. | ||
| I know that some of it is just misguided sense of justice. | ||
| I remember what it was like to be 20 and to think that I was this idealistic person who could save the world with my backwards ideas. | ||
| So I understand that there's a portion of these protests that are just ignorant kids that will grow out of it and snap out of it. | ||
| But there are way too many of them, a vast majority of them, who are actually radicalized terrorists. | ||
| And if there's any radicalism that actually needs to be happening in this country, it needs to be radicalism for freedom. | ||
| Radicalism for the revolutionary values that founded this nation that gave freedom to the world, that freed the slaves decades before indentured servitude was even outlawed in Britain. | ||
| That's the radicalism we need. | ||
| We need to be radicalized by the left and not on behalf of the left. | ||
| How is it that they've accomplished this after the hundreds of millions of people that communism has killed, after all the injustices of socialism, after all the murders and rapes and incest and pedophilia of radical Islam? | ||
| Why is it that we're radicalized toward evil? | ||
| Let's be radicalized toward good. | ||
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| More on the other side. Welcome back to the American Journal, folks. I am Chase Geiser. | ||
| I want to talk a little bit about this digital ID. We'll cut to a clip in a second. | ||
| European politicians are raising the alarm over digital IDs, central bank, digital currencies. | ||
| I just left the room where we had negotiations about the digital identity, and I have bad news, announced a Dutch member of the European Parliament, Rob Ruse, on Wednesday. | ||
| On X, he shared this video we're about ready to run, and he tweeted, breaking very bad news, the European Parliament and member states just reached an agreement on introducing the digital identity. | ||
| Directly afterwards, EU Commissioner Breton said, Now that we have a digital identity wallet, we have to put something in it, suggesting a connection between CBDC and this EID. They ignored all the privacy experts and security specialists, so they're pushing it all through. | ||
| I am not optimistic, but it is not too late yet. | ||
| Parliament still has to vote about this. | ||
| Let your MEP know that you oppose the digital identity and that you want your MEP to vote against it. | ||
| Let's go ahead and run clip eight. | ||
| I just left the room where we had the negotiations about the digital identity and I have bad news. | ||
| The Member States and the European Parliament came to an agreement. | ||
| That means that, probably not far from now, the digital identity will be affected in the European Union. | ||
| Right after this agreement, Commissioner Breton said, now we have the digital identity wallet, we have to put something in it. | ||
| And what he meant was the digital euro, also known as the central bank digital currency. | ||
| And this is a very bad development. | ||
| They always promise us not to make this connection. | ||
| And even a lot of experts, privacy experts and security experts, want also last week this is a very bad idea for our privacy and our freedom. | ||
| And still this digital identity is pushed through. | ||
| But it's not too late because we still have to vote on this in the plenary. | ||
| So what you can do, send your MEP from your member state an email and tell him or tell her that you are against this tool. | ||
| As George Orwell, author of 1984, once said, That's what this digital currency is all about, and it's actually what this conflict between Israel and Palestine is all about. | ||
| We are told that it's about a territory dispute between the Palestinians and the Israelis. | ||
| We are told that it's about a debate of who has a right to the land, whether it's a biblically granted right or whether it was the Palestinians who had a right to it under the British-Palestine mandate. | ||
| We are told that this is about Islam versus Judaism, or that it's about Christianity versus Islam versus Judaism in the area. | ||
| We are told that it is about the coveted Holy Land that is Jerusalem, and for many on the ground, it is. | ||
| But for our leaders, this is not a principle-based thing. | ||
| This is a practical conflict. | ||
| This is a pragmatic issue. | ||
| We as the United States understand that if we are not competitive with China in the region, that it is a major threat to our national security because of the implications it has for our status as the global reserve currency. | ||
| We know that with China's Belt and Road Initiative, they would have so much leverage over trade in the entire region, not just the Middle East, but in Europe and in Asia, They would have enough leverage that they could potentially subvert the dollar as a global reserve currency. | ||
| They could potentially subvert oil being traded in dollar denominations because of that leverage. | ||
| And that if that were to happen, the demand for US dollars would plummet. | ||
| If it were to happen in conjunction with a mass sell-off of US treasuries by BRICS, we would see the value of the dollar plummet virtually overnight, leaving China as the 21st century superpower. | ||
| Similar to the US in the 20th century. | ||
| And so we needed to establish this IMEC corridor, this India, Middle Eastern to Europe corridor through Israel to compete with the Belt and Road Initiative in order to ensure that China cannot replace the US dollar as a reserve currency. | ||
| But in order for us to establish this trade corridor and get the necessary partners on board with it, there needed to be stability in Israel and The port is set to go through Haifa, the port of Haifa. | ||
| The corridor is set to go through the port in Haifa. | ||
| And we've seen reports that rockets from Gaza and the surrounding region are targeting Haifa. | ||
| And so in order to get this corridor established, the threat of Hamas has to be neutralized. | ||
| That's why what we're seeing from Israel in response to the terrible terrorist attack that happened on October 7th is basically a leveling of the entire region. | ||
| We have clips of the Israelis planting their flag in Gaza, basically annexing. | ||
| And we're going to see an annexation of Gaza. | ||
| And the narrative is going to be that it was in response to terrorism, that it was about protecting Israel from anti-Semitism. | ||
| And granted, there is real anti-Semitism. | ||
| Don't get me wrong. I'm not denying it. | ||
| But this issue is about this corridor. | ||
| It's not about this conflict that's been going out however many thousands of years. | ||
| And they want to establish this so that they can compete with the yen and then basically replace how the dollar is denominated into this digital currency that they can control from a centralized location to maintain this fractional reserve banking system that we have, this Ponzi scheme that we have. | ||
| Because they know that the current system is unsustainable. | ||
| It's created several world wars in the region since we started with this fiat currency. | ||
| Ever since we went off of the gold standard, we've had conflict after conflict. | ||
| We've made excuses to get into war after war. | ||
| We've created enemy after enemy with our sanctions, with our supplanting of governments. | ||
| We overthrew Saddam for I don't even know why. | ||
| We overthrew Gaddafi for I don't even know why. | ||
| We installed the Shah in 1979 for I don't even know why. | ||
| The reason we're doing all this stuff is so that we can... | ||
| So that we can control the strength of the dollar in the region because we needed oil to back the dollar if it wasn't gonna be gold. | ||
| And we know going into the future that the demand for oil is gonna change. | ||
| Drill for our own oil is not because of these environmental concerns like they say. | ||
| It's because we want the world dependent on oil overseas because that creates a global demand for the U.S. dollar, which bolsters our Ponzi scheme of federal fractional reserve banking. | ||
| But we know that this oil thing is not going to be forever, especially if green energy actually manifests. | ||
| If suddenly there's no demand for oil, what are we going to do? | ||
| Well, I guess we'll need a digital currency so that we can control what people spend where, when, And that's how they're ushering this in. | ||
| They have conglomerated power. | ||
| These are globalists. The European Union is a giant Euro state, which will become Eurasia like Orwell. | ||
| And the centralized banks are going to control where you can spend your money, what you can spend it on, and when you can spend it. | ||
| They are taking away the free market because the free market is honest and the fiat currency is a lie and the lie cannot exist in the face of honesty. | ||
| So they have to create an entire control of the simulation to perpetuate the fact that it is a simulation. | ||
| They have to create the fantasy around this fake currency and control everything to prop it up. | ||
| Just like the Soviet Union had to create the lie That communism was effective in order to prop up its country for as long as it was able to until the lie could not face the truth any longer. | ||
| There's a famous line from the show Chernobyl, which was an outstanding show on HBO about Chernobyl, where it was Gorbachev, I believe, said... | ||
| Our power is the perception of our power. | ||
| That's why these leftists, these socialists, these communists control free speech so much because they have to control the perception of their power. | ||
| And the more leftists and socialists and communists and Marxists our own government becomes, the more important and imperative censorship becomes. | ||
| The more dictatorial, despotic our leaders become, the more imperative censorship becomes. | ||
| That's why we saw the shutting down over the last eight years of freedom of speech on the internet. | ||
| That's why they hate Elon Musk so much for taking Twitter back, because it is the last bastion of free speech on the internet. | ||
| And that's why it's more important now than ever to support us at Infowarsstore.com and see us for more on the other side. | ||
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Photojournalist who documented the Hamas infiltration and slaughter of 1,400 Jews on October 7th. | |
| On Wednesday, we learned an organization called Honest Reporting broke a story about six Gaza-based freelancers from CNN, The New York Times, Reuters, the Associated Press, who appeared to be embedded along with Hamas. | ||
| A Reuters journalist photographed a lynch mob brutalizing an Israeli soldier. | ||
| So grotesque, we actually can't I couldn't show it to you there. | ||
| And here you can see two photographers snapping photos of terrorists as they're kidnapping a woman there that was on that motorcycle. | ||
| And then there was another selfie that we saw someone took in front of a burning Israeli tank. | ||
| CNN cut ties with the Gaza freelancer mentioned in the report. | ||
| The Associated Press says that it had no knowledge of the October 7th attacks before they happened. | ||
| But Rob and Charlotte, this is sick, okay? | ||
| For everybody at home, I know it's still early in the morning. | ||
| Maybe you're sipping your coffee. | ||
| Just put it in perspective. | ||
| Think about this. Imagine the Taliban tipping off a news network before 9-11 or somebody tipping off before a school shooting. | ||
| And instead of trying to prevent that massacre and that loss of life, they showed up to photograph it. | ||
| It's grotesque. | ||
| It's wrong. And I hope someone's held accountable. | ||
| You're right, it's sickening. When you see that picture that we just showed, that image of the photographer taking a picture of someone being kidnapped, what does this world come to? | ||
| I also, you know, I always listen for the source, Daniel, and I'm thinking, the Associated Press? | ||
| The Associated Press, the same media organization that people have access to worldwide, they still won't call them terrorists. | ||
| They call them militants because they claim Hamas is the elected governor and body in Gaza, so they should be called militants. | ||
| So I don't trust the Associated Press at all. | ||
| Rob, it's worse than that. | ||
| I mean, when I read stories from Reuters, from the Associated Press, who we depend on, they still describe Israel as occupying the land here. | ||
| I mean, Israel's occupying its own country. | ||
| I mean, when people feel like the media is against Israel, and then you see stories like this, the media really is. | ||
| There are members embedded in with Hamas who are taking pictures and videoing. | ||
| Instead of saying this was wrong, maybe I should call someone and do a tip-off. | ||
| Let's get the pictures. | ||
| Horrendous. | ||
| It's just horrendous. | ||
| We'll have to see the story. | ||
| The dam is breaking on this story, and we'll see what happens. | ||
| So you're telling me that these journalists were embedded in this attack on Israel and that the CIA and Mossad had no idea that it was going to happen, even though there are reports showing that it was planned for two years. | ||
| We have Incentive for it to be allowed to happen by Israel because it justifies the annexation of Gaza. | ||
| Something we know that they want to do. | ||
| Something that we know the U.S. would support because we have to secure this corridor if we don't want the CCP to be the major power, the superpower of the 21st century. | ||
| This is the moral conundrum. | ||
| This is the self-righteousness and the challenge of That our intelligence community, our government faces. | ||
| These are the decisions that we are fortunate as citizens we don't have to make. | ||
| But we're complicit in these decisions because we empower those who make them. | ||
| I honestly think that our intelligence community looks upon the people in a patronizing way. | ||
| I think that they've gotten to a point psychologically where they believe that they are of superior intelligence and that they are the only ones with the stomach to make the difficult decisions that need to be made for the sake of national security. | ||
| I think they believe That allowing terrorist attacks sometimes is actually for the greater good. | ||
| And we're seeing that play out here. | ||
| Because if you look at it from a logical standpoint, let's just imagine hypothetically that if this conflict in Israel didn't happen, if these terrorist attacks didn't happen and Hamas and Palestinians were able to harass Israel in perpetuity, | ||
| and therefore this corridor was not established to compete with the Belt and Road Initiative, And let's just say hypothetically that the US dollar collapsed and the yen became the new digital reserve, global reserve currency. | ||
| And let's just say hypothetically that the power that the United States had in the 20th century was shifted to China for the 21st century. | ||
| I imagine that the war game scenario for something like that, when our intelligence community looks at it, is massive depressions, global depression. | ||
| Massive collapse of infrastructure, massive expansion of communism and CCP control, massive centralization of government and power among those most like Orwellian leaders that we could fathom. | ||
| And I think they're running these scenarios and they're saying, alright, if we don't do something about this, we're going to see a 21st century revolution. | ||
| So bloody that it would make the 20th century blush. | ||
| I mean, we know in the 20th century we had the Holocaust. | ||
| Estimates up to 6 million Jews just slaughtered. | ||
| Not just Jews, but others. | ||
| Freemasons being one. | ||
| Slaughtered 80,000 of them, estimates some show. | ||
| Any political dissidents slaughtered. | ||
| Anybody with an illness or an ailment slaughtered. | ||
| We saw with the Great Leap Forward between 1958 and 1962, estimates ranging from as low as 40 million to as high as 100 million. | ||
| Likely to be in the 50 millions of people just starving to death because of communism. | ||
| Not to mention the tens of millions of people that were killed by communism in the Soviet Union. | ||
| Not to mention the millions of people that died in Ukraine under communism when their food harvests were taken from them by the state and then redistributed inefficiently. | ||
| So we're talking major murder. | ||
| In the 20th century, regardless of how you push it, regardless of how you swing it, regardless of how many people you actually think died in the Holocaust or actually think died under communism. | ||
| It was definitely the millions. Nobody disputes that. | ||
| It was in the tens of millions. Imagine if the CCP had the amount of power that the United States had in the 20th century. | ||
| We were corrupt with our own power. | ||
| Trying not to be corrupt and still did terrible things like Vietnam and the Iraq wars and the Afghanistan wars and the unseating of leaders and countries all over the world. | ||
| Imagine what the CCP would do. | ||
| This is a culture based on a lack of conscience. | ||
| This is a society set up on the premise that the people must obey and worship the leadership. | ||
| It's basically the inverse of the United States, the premise of the United States. | ||
| Imagine what Xi would do to the world if China was the global reserve currency. | ||
| If China owned everything. | ||
| And so the intelligence community... | ||
| It gets involved and it makes decisions to allow attacks like 9-11 to happen. | ||
| It makes decisions to allow attacks like Hamas attacking Israel to happen. | ||
| Because it knows that that sort of event would catalyze the justification and international support for the annexation of Gaza, which would empower this competitive corridor to ensure that the CCP doesn't rule the world for the next 100 years. | ||
| That's the utilitarian approach. | ||
| The utilitarian says it's okay to kill 10 innocent people if it means saving 100 innocent people. | ||
| But the problem is that the reason we arrive at this point where we have to make these decisions It's because of the dishonesty in which our politicians conduct business. | ||
| It's because of the corruption of our politicians. | ||
| It's because of the overspending that they did when we were supposed to be on the gold standard. | ||
| And then our international partners calling us on it and asking for their gold back when we didn't have it. | ||
| That forces us into this fiat currency which inherently is a lie. | ||
| It literally means fake currency. | ||
| And then to perpetuate this fiat currency, we have to do things like establish OPEC and ensure that the dollar is used for oil. | ||
| And then when oil isn't needed anymore or when political dynamics shift, we have to come up with some other lie in order to prop up the fiat. | ||
| So it's because of this small lie that we tell in the beginning. | ||
| That we arrive at these massive problems where we have to make decisions from an intelligence standpoint on whether or not we're going to allow the slaughter of a few dozen thousand people here and there in order to justify these major wars in order to keep the CCP from coming to power because we know that that would be even worse. | ||
| And then eventually what happens is we slowly arrive at a place as a nation where we become the evil we sought to protect ourselves from. | ||
| We start to do the subversive things that the CCP does. | ||
| We start to enact the policies that the communists enact. | ||
| We start to become the socialist or the Marxist that we've been trying to protect ourselves from. | ||
| We start to do the things like the censorship, like the... | ||
| Taking of arms away from the people, like the subjugation of our own people. | ||
| And we justify it in the back of our minds. | ||
| Our intelligence community justifies it in the back of their minds as this heroism, as this necessary act of evil to save a people, a country, from a greater injustice. | ||
| But eventually what happens is we become the evil we fight. | ||
| We become the Satanists who originally fought Satan. | ||
| The only way to rectify a wrong is not to commit another wrong. | ||
| The only way to fix a mistake is not to make another one. | ||
| So if we really seek justice and peace and if we really value freedom and prosperity and all that is good and if we really oppose all that is evil, we have to bring our monetary system back to an honest system. | ||
| We have to bring it back to some other standard than this World War standard it has been propped up by. | ||
| Because ever since we established the Federal Reserve in 1913, we've had World War after World War after World War, conflict after conflict, unseating after unseating. | ||
| We have to get back to Honest Money, folks. | ||
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More on the other side. Some public schools and libraries invite drag queens. | |
| some dressed like torn demons, to read to young children. | ||
| Parents' rights are limited, and children's rights are put ahead. | ||
| So the child has the right to be protected from the parents when the parents behave badly. | ||
| Yeah, that child molester gets messed with the wrong preschooler. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
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| Oh, he's a child molester, believe me. | ||
| Every child molester I've ever met looks just like that. | ||
| And make gay little babies for the whole human race. | ||
| Make a world we can live in where the one who you love's not an issue. | ||
| We'll convert your children. | ||
| What? | ||
| Happens bit by bit, quietly and subtly, and you will barely notice it. | ||
| You can keep them from disco. | ||
| That sucks. | ||
| And then you have talk show stars like Joe Rogan who just wing it, who make it up as they go along. | ||
| And because figures like Rogan are trusted by people that don't trust real newsrooms, we have a tension, a problem that's much bigger than Spotify, much bigger than any single platform, Kate. | ||
| But that's what's at the heart of this. | ||
| Damn it. Everything on TV sucks. | ||
| It's Alex Jones. | ||
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Coming for you! | |
| Coming for you! | ||
| We're gonna break your ass! | ||
| Fire, fire, fire! Hello? | ||
| You piece of s***! | ||
| You f***ing damn f***er! | ||
| Listen, f***head! You f***ing lost a line! | ||
| Get that through your f*** damn f***head! | ||
| Stop pushing your s***! | ||
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| We're gonna beat your ass! | ||
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You just get that through your stinking traitorous heads! | |
| But I will stomp your head in if you start a fight with me, you thug scum! | ||
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You think I'm a coward like you?! | |
| Uh, I re- Uh, three days later. | ||
| Whoa! I just got invited to give the commencement address at Harvard this year. | ||
| That's amazing. | ||
| I'm gay. | ||
| Oh, yeah. | ||
| There. | ||
| Let's go get that. | ||
| All right. | ||
| So you get to wear the hat and everything? | ||
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Yeah, exactly. Don't worry. | |
| Hello? I see you enemy! | ||
| I see you enemy! | ||
| Enemy! Enemy! | ||
| I don't see your face gone. | ||
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You don't think I don't see you? | |
| I see you. You understand me? | ||
| I know what you think of me and my family. | ||
| I see you right back. | ||
| You understand that? | ||
| You understand that? | ||
| You will fall! | ||
| You will not bring humanity down! | ||
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God is going to destroy you! | |
| Whoa! Whoa! | ||
| That was cool the way he liked Infowars.com. | ||
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| Welcome back to the American Journal, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| I am your host today, Chase Geyser. | ||
| I know I have a little bit of a controversial take on real motives and incentives behind this conflict between Israel and Palestine. | ||
| But the fact of the matter is, in just a sentence, what I think is really happening is we are engaging in this conflict in order to annex Gaza, in order to secure the deal for this IMEK corridor, in order to preserve the dollar as a global reserve currency. | ||
| That's what I think is going on. | ||
| And one of the other reasons that I believe this is happening... | ||
| This is the reason, this is the motive, is because we see genocides happen all over the world. | ||
| We see warlords in Africa. | ||
| We see tens of thousands, if not over 100,000 Armenians experiencing total displacement genocide massacre. | ||
| And we hear not a peep from our media, not a peep from our military or our political class or political leaders ever about it. | ||
| But then when there's a conflict in Ukraine or there's a conflict in Israel, we hear about it so much and it's because our intelligence community, our military-industrial complex, our military establishment, realizes that Israel is a national security imperative for the United States in terms of our economic positioning in the world. | ||
| It's not because we care about their Judeo-Christian values. | ||
| It's not because we're trying to protect Jewish people in the aftermath of the atrocity that was the Holocaust. | ||
| That's the reason that many of our voting class, our people, our heart bleeds for them and goes out to them. | ||
| But the reason our political class, which has no conscience, cares about them is purely based off of economic strength and positioning in the world landscape. | ||
| So it's why you see reports like this one that we have from the Washington Post of Biden's secrecy on weapons transfers to Israel, which is unnerving some Democrats. | ||
| The administration has flooded weapons into the Gaza conflict with far less transparency than it has for the war in Ukraine. | ||
| So we're flooding munitions into this area, into this conflict. | ||
| Why is the U.S. sponsoring this conflict so much? | ||
| We know that Israel has plenty of strength. | ||
| I believe Bibi just called up 300,000 in reserves. | ||
| I know people personally who have gone over to fight for Israel, friends of mine. | ||
| Even though I disagree with a lot of the premise around the conflict, good people. | ||
| And the reason that we're sponsoring this is the same reason that we're sponsoring this conflict in Ukraine, or that we did sponsor this conflict in Ukraine, is because the U.S. believes it's in our national security interest to establish this corridor. | ||
| And the only way to do it is to eradicate the terrorism that has plagued Israel, whether this terrorism was in response to injustices inflicted by Israel or not, whether you disagree or agree with either side, As to who the culprit is to catalyze this conflict, the terrorism has to go in order for the corridor to be built. | ||
| And they know that the only way to establish peace in the region is either the eradication or total displacement of everybody in Gaza and the West Bank. | ||
| Primarily Gaza. And the reason that Jordan or Egypt won't take any of these refugees is because they don't want Hamas launching rockets into Israel from Jordan or Egypt because then suddenly it looks like Jordan and Egypt are attacking Israel. | ||
| So since there's no place for them to go, they just need to be wiped out. | ||
| That's the thinking. And our intelligence community is like, look, if we wipe out 4 million people in Gaza, or if we annex this entire region and basically subjugate it, that's a small injustice to commit in exchange for securing the dollar as the global reserve currency, in exchange for establishing this corridor to compete with China. | ||
| They have to make these utilitarian decisions. | ||
| Decisions only necessary because of the lies that our political class has told, because of the overspending that our government has committed, because we circumvented the rules in our Constitution about money being printed based off of precious metals by privatizing the U.S. dollar with the Federal Reserve Bank, which is not a federal entity but a private bank. | ||
| That's how we got around it. | ||
| President Biden faces growing pressure from allies in Congress to publicly disclose the scope of U.S. arms being funneled to Israel as the enormous civilian death toll in Gaza draws international condemnation and increasingly unsettles Democrats. | ||
| Quote, I do not support the administration's request to write into law waivers of congressional notification of foreign military financing, including for Israel Representative Gregory W. Meeks of New York, the House Foreign Affairs Committee's top Democrat, told The Washington Post. | ||
| There is no reason we cannot both ensure needed U.S. assistance is provided to Israel in an expeditious manner and ensure Congress is able to fulfill its constitutional oversight duty. | ||
| Well, we're going to continue to support Israel. | ||
| And we're going to claim that it's because of terrorism. | ||
| We're going to complain it's because they're our greatest ally. | ||
| We're going to claim that it's because they are the only democracy in the region. | ||
| We're going to use all of these semantics typically used to manipulate the mindset of the masses. | ||
| But the real reason is we just want to protect the dollar and our power over the world economy. | ||
| Meanwhile, erratic Benjamin Netanyahu... | ||
| His war cabinet turns against him as Israel Prime Minister is criticized for being unfit to leave. | ||
| Benjamin Netanyahu was forced to apologize after sparking a lot of anger in his war cabinet when he blamed the country's security services for failing to anticipate Hamas' October 7th attack. | ||
| So maybe Bibi wasn't in the know. | ||
| Maybe Bibi didn't know that this was going to happen, but I guarantee that Mossad knew. | ||
| After all the surveillance that they had over the region in Gaza, after all of the agents that they have planted, after how much time and money and effort was spent on planning this, based on the fact that news freelancers were on the ground filming it in live action as it happened, We know they were planning it for two years. | ||
| We know that they had US weapons. | ||
| That story suddenly disappeared. | ||
| Why is it that we saw M4s instead of AK-47s in the hands of terrorists? | ||
| Well, it's because we left all these munitions behind in Afghanistan. | ||
| Iran picked them up and either sold them or provided them to Hamas. | ||
| And so between the trade route... | ||
| The exchange of our weapons from Afghanistan to Iran to Hamas, between the two years in training, between the Mossad surveillance of the region, between the fact that we have these news freelancers on the ground. | ||
| You're telling me that over the past two years, the CIA or Mossad didn't know that this attack was going to come? | ||
| They knew it was going to come and they let it happen to justify the annexation of Gaza to ensure that this IMEC quarter would be established. | ||
| It's as simple as that. So I don't know if BB knew it was going to happen or not, but whoever is running things in terms of national security allowed it to happen, that's for sure. | ||
| And the U.S. has a very special interest in allowing this to happen, and we know that the United States is... | ||
| Nothing close to shy of false flag operations, of exploiting crises, of justifying greater conflicts by allowing smaller conflicts. | ||
| I mean, from Vietnam to Iraq, all of the wars basically we've been in have been started because of a lie. | ||
| Whether it's the Gulf of Tonkin incident, whether it's the weapons of mass destruction, which were nowhere to be found in Iraq. | ||
| We know that these events are used to catalyze Greater violence, greater conflict, and not for the purpose stated. | ||
| It's not a war on terrorism. | ||
| It's a war to maintain control. | ||
| In fact, it's much easier to get to the top than it is to stay at the top, it seems. | ||
| The United States got to the top through World War II, and staying in the top has been a brutal conflict that's compromised the integrity of this nation and our allies and destabilized the entire global landscape. | ||
| Speaking of World War II, Poland holds up Ukraine's EU membership based on Ukrainian World War II atrocities. | ||
| Kiev has no chance of joining the EU until it addresses the matter of exhuming the bodies of Poles who were murdered during the Second World War by Ukrainian Nazi collaborators in formerly Polish territories that are presently part of Western Ukraine, a senior Polish foreign ministry official maintained in an interview with Warsaw's radio ZET on November 7th. | ||
| And people say that the only reason Ukraine was involved with the Nazis in World War II is because they were occupied by the Nazis and forced. | ||
| But 250,000 Ukrainians volunteered to fight for the Nazis, and we've covered extensively on this very program that these sympathies extend beyond a coercion. | ||
| We know that in, I believe it's Elkins Park outside of Philadelphia, there's a cemetery dedicated to dead Nazi Ukrainians. | ||
| It's a Catholic cemetery established for those who served for the Nazis in Ukraine during World War II. It's got an Iron Cross statue with the Ukrainian trident-looking symbol in the middle, and it's been maintained since the 90s. | ||
| The Ukrainians were avowed Nazis. | ||
| They were dedicated Nazis. | ||
| They were not coerced. I'm sure some of them were. | ||
| But in large, it was voluntary because they suffered so much under the communism of the Soviet Union that when the Nazis came to Ukraine, they thought it was a relief. | ||
| So they joined. But there's no denying that these people were Nazis. | ||
| Some of them still are Nazis. | ||
| And we have been funding Nazis in this conflict. | ||
| Stick with us, folks, more on the other side. | ||
| The World Economic Forum. | ||
| They are, uh... | ||
| I mean, truly frightening. | ||
| This is a group of elites that, you know, every conspiracy theory, every, you know, Star Chamber movie is, it's almost like a parody of itself. | ||
| You know, they've got a guy with a German accent that leads it, a bald Bond villain, and they are, they They truly believe that they can take the world and violate all of human nature and make a new world. | ||
| What are your thoughts on the World Economic Forum? | ||
| Well, it should be disappeared, intellectually speaking, because, yes, it is a powerful force, and they're using the same tools that I'm advocating for liberty. | ||
| I mean, you take a guy like Soros and others. | ||
| Before the World Economic Council happened, that they got a hold of the educational system, and then they moved along from there. | ||
| Our universities were there. | ||
| Even with COVID, it looks like they've taken over completely the medical profession, which is really sad. | ||
| Scary. Yeah, but in the same sense, a few people have awakened. | ||
| They know this, and more people know what's going on during the lockdown than they did before the lockdown. | ||
| And they're looking like the American people are ready to resist that. | ||
| But just think, Glenn, how horrible this was that if you were a physician and you were speaking out and you happened to be associated with a university or a hospital, they say, well, you can't say that ivermectin can be used and you and the patient decide whether or not you want to have it. | ||
| You're out of here. And a lot of people lost a lot of positions. | ||
| They get fired. That is continuing, too. | ||
| And that, once again, is the destruction of the doctor-patient relationship, which is part of all this World Economic Council, because they are bad news. | ||
| And the only thing I can think of is counteract it with the good news of what liberty is all about. | ||
| Well, there you have it, folks. The World Economic Forum. | ||
| And keep in mind, this Klaus Schwab figure is not just... | ||
| A guy who happens to have a German accent and seem like a Bond villain and aesthetic only. | ||
| His father was responsible for major nuclear weapon research for the Nazis during World War II. I don't know if you've ever played the video game Battlefield V, but if you played Battlefield V, there's a whole entire mission at a heavy water facility. | ||
| They were trying to manipulate the water atom to see if they could establish nuclear energy. | ||
| And there's an entire level in that World War II video game that takes place at this facility, which Klaus Schwab was in part responsible, his father was in part responsible for managing the research. | ||
| He worked for that company as a manager of research. | ||
| And so we have this person who is descended from directly a Nazi, not someone coerced to be a Nazi, but somebody who happily worked for and established a business in To work for the Nazi regime. | ||
| I believe he even actually moved to Germany from the surrounding area in order to establish this business so it wasn't like he was stuck there and trapped into it. | ||
| We have this person running the World Economic Forum with no mention of his background, no mention ever of who his father was. | ||
| And we're suddenly just supposed to assume that this guy believes in some sort of altruistic Great Reset that's going to have this equitable solution, this environmental sustainability and governance solution, this diversity, equity, inclusion solution for the world in this shifting economic landscape. | ||
| And we're just going to trust this guy. | ||
| Got a new article on Infowars.com. | ||
| Just closed the effing door. | ||
| Fed Chair Jerome Powell boots climate protesters after IMF speech interruption. | ||
| Speaking of globalists with this... | ||
| International Monetary Fund. | ||
| Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell called for the removal of left-wing climate change activists who interrupted his speech on Thursday before the International Monetary Fund. | ||
| In footage going viral on social media, Powell was discussing inflation at the meeting in Washington, D.C. as a leftist protester barged in, complaining politicians are dooming future generations by not taking climate change seriously. | ||
| Feed then cut as security approached Powell, at which point the Fed chair can be heard telling someone just close the effing door as the protester was ushered out of the meeting. | ||
| So we have this climate change radicalism, which has actually been established by the globalists as a way to increase tax dollars, pay out private contractors to develop the technology and establish the practices, and then get the kickback to our political class, all while they give speeches to the International Monetary Fund, which itself is part of the globalist agenda to centralize the way currency is transacted across the world under the control of the United States and our globalist partners. | ||
| Their plan is so elaborate and ever-reaching that they even forget sometimes these factions working independently forget sometimes that they're actually working for those that they protest. | ||
| This all in the context of Greta Thunberg hilariously deleting a 2018 tweet where she claimed that climate change will wipe out all of humanity by 2023. | ||
| Obviously, that didn't happen. | ||
| Climate activist Greta Thunberg has reportedly deleted a 2018 tweet warning that climate change will wipe out all of humanity by 2023 if fossil fuel usage continued. | ||
| 20-year-old Swedish activist's tweet referred to a grim warning from Harvard University professor of atmospheric chemistry, James Anderson, who claimed that pollution as a result of burning fossil fuels is pushing the climate back 33 million years to an era... | ||
| When there were no ice caps at the polls, according to Talk TV. Well, obviously, that atmospheric chemistry James Anderson professor needs to come back down to Earth, and Greta Thunberg should ask herself the question, if she was wrong years ago about 2023 being uninhabitable, what else might she be wrong about? | ||
| She's not the little girl she once was. | ||
| She should understand now how these special interests... | ||
| Manipulated her life and her career, similar to what we saw from Hollywood kids throughout the 80s. | ||
| She was played. When is she going to figure it out? | ||
| We've got a great guest coming up in the next segment. | ||
| John Doyle is a conservative commentator who discusses news, culture, and politics and is universally hated by liberals, socialists, and communists. | ||
| Basically, if the communist revolution does happen, he will surely be the first to die in a state-sanctioned execution for unmentionable crimes against the collective. | ||
| You can check out his website, heckoffcommy.com. | ||
| His content is hilarious. He has been a guest on my podcast. | ||
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| John Doyle is a conservative commentator who discusses news, culture, and politics and is universally hated by liberals, socialists, and communists. | ||
| Basically, if the communist revolution does happen, he will surely be the first to die in a state-sanctioned execution of unmentionable crimes against the collective. | ||
| You can find him at Comrade Doyle or on YouTube.com slash John Doyle. | ||
| John, it's an honor and a pleasure to have you, man. | ||
| How are you? I'm doing well, but I disagree with your description, actually. | ||
| If that happens, I will be long gone. | ||
| I will be in Montana or North Idaho or something far away from the reach of that, hopefully. | ||
| Yeah, well, I certainly hope so. | ||
| But they'll definitely be coming after you. | ||
| Yeah. So I don't even know where to start with you. | ||
| You're the type of person that I love because I can talk about anything with you and you have something insightful to say. | ||
| But that also makes it challenging because it's like, where should we narrow it down? | ||
| Obviously, we've got this major conflict going on between Israel and the Palestinians. | ||
| We've got these protests happening because the border is overrun. | ||
| We've got a culture that is basically whitewashed and depopulating and infertile. | ||
| What is on your mind lately? | ||
| Right. Honestly, not a whole lot. | ||
| I was doing some events last week, so I was traveling a lot. | ||
| I sort of divorced myself from the news cycle, from really paying attention. | ||
| But yeah, things are accelerating, certainly. | ||
| I think I'm even going to update my content model to accommodate for that. | ||
| A lot of people like to remind me that the infrequency at which I post is not really conducive. | ||
| Getting the word out on a lot of these issues that are more important in our culture. | ||
| So I'm going to put one more big video out about ethnic conflict, American identity, immigration, the Ramaswamy campaign. | ||
| But after that, I'm going to return to a much more regular, shorter format, I think, so I can get the word out on a lot of these issues. | ||
| Yeah. So what do you think about this border issue? | ||
| Do you think that this is an intentional sort of replacement migration type approach? | ||
| Or do you think it's just incompetence of our administration that we have this border open? | ||
| Of course it's intentional. | ||
| There's this thing that people like to say where it's, I forgot which razor it is, but they're like, never attribute to malice what can be attributed to incompetence. | ||
| And it's one of those things that sounds nice, but when you think about it, it's like, why would I not? | ||
| What do you mean? What do you mean never? | ||
| Can't we think about it individually and sort of assess from there? | ||
| But if it were just truly incompetence, there would be a couple things that you would expect, one of which being it wouldn't always be bad. | ||
| So sometimes they would get it right, sometimes they wouldn't. | ||
| Like, you would see them realizing that the situation at the border is getting worse, and they would be allocating additional resources, whether to build fortifications or literal manpower there to militarize the southern border, which is what needs to be done. | ||
| And then maybe sometimes they're incompetent, guys get through, it is what it is. | ||
| And then also you would see when there is incompetence, you would see apology. | ||
| You would see, hey, we're trying to do the right thing. | ||
| It's really tough. We've got these influxes of migrants coming over, but they never apologize. | ||
| In fact, they double down and gaslight you into thinking that you're wrong. | ||
| You're the racist for wanting your country to have borders. | ||
| So it's certainly malicious. | ||
| And if you look at the sentiment that is shared by the broader coalition, which of course hates America, hates white people, hates the traditional American society, which is being eroded by these third world migrants, of course it's intentional. | ||
| We have a new report here that figures are showing that the Republican debate viewership dropped 50% compared to the last debate. | ||
| What do you think about all of these candidates that are running when it's so clear that Trump is just going to be the candidate? | ||
| Like, what's their motive? | ||
| What's their incentive? Like, I love Ramaswamy. | ||
| I agree with almost everything he says, if not everything he says. | ||
| I think that he absolutely murdered the debate. | ||
| But at the same time, it comes off like a model UN competition when none of them are going to be the candidate. | ||
| Yeah, at best, maybe they're going for a VP spot. | ||
| But really, it's just to raise their national profile, to get more people talking about them, to normalize the idea that they are presidential material, so to speak. | ||
| And perhaps there was some intention genuinely from people like DeSantis and Nikki Haley to try to dethrone Trump and get in with the donor base and launch media campaigns, hoping that eventually they could get the base on their side after everything goes down with indictments and convictions and what have you. | ||
| I agree with your assessment. | ||
| Ultimately, it's not tangible. | ||
| It's just this sort of model UN LARP. And you see that a lot with pretty much everybody on stage where they're trying to play the role of a politician. | ||
| Ramaswamy does it very well because he's kind of like Trump, but maybe a little bit more educated on the policy issues, maybe a little bit sharper, got some more energy. | ||
| But I really don't like Ramaswamy at the end of the day only because while he is good on pretty much every other issue and he gets away with saying a lot of things that need to be said literally because he is a minority, he is still in support of mass migration and he's in support of unlimited merit-based immigration, which is to say if somebody in India can fill out a paper that sufficiently demonstrates they're not going to be Hypothetically, a burden on society. | ||
| They should just be able to come over and then replace American workers in tech fields or in labor fields or what have you. | ||
| And that's just like, that's got to be my one issue because when all is said and done, immigration is the only issue that really matters because it decides how the public is going to go on every other issue. | ||
| And what we're seeing is As these people come over to this country by the millions, they're not assimilating. | ||
| And to the degree that they are assimilating, they're only assimilating into this new American culture, which is totally anti-American and hates traditional American culture. | ||
| So even if he is good on every other issue, and maybe if we put enough pressure on him, he'll change on this one, which I don't know, maybe he will. | ||
| But I can't support him just because he does not want to stop the influx of immigrants into this country. | ||
| He does want to secure the border, but that's really not why we're seeing everything that we're seeing in terms of the polarization, in terms of the general decline in standards of living. | ||
| It's not because of illegal immigrants. | ||
| It's because of legal immigrants that have come over, I think, 65 million since the 1960s from Latin America, from the third world. | ||
| So, do you think that's a direct contribution to this problem we have today where Americans hate America so much? | ||
| Like, why is it that... | ||
| I see it mostly actually among sort of white upper middle class kids. | ||
| This Gen Z generation that comes through and they just love bashing America. | ||
| And I know that I'm very critical of the United States, the government. | ||
| But I think of America and the United States as two different things. | ||
| I think of America as like the American class, and I think of the United States as the political class. | ||
| So why is it this entire generation just thinks it's so cool to trash America all the time? | ||
| I think part of it is just kids being stupid and kids trying to be edgy. | ||
| This is something that we discuss in this video that I'm working on. | ||
| If you look at the data on who actually is the most likely to, for example, describe the founding fathers as villains... | ||
| I would think it's probably gonna be like white liberal women, these college educated white women, things like that. | ||
| But even they are only something like, I think it was like 10% or something describing them as villains. | ||
| And the most likely to describe the founding fathers as villains were these immigrant groups, were ethnic minorities in the country, which maybe you would expect, but you still, you're like, well, I mean, come on, the white liberals have gotta be just as bad. | ||
| But they are bad, but they're just not as bad. | ||
| And I think that the reason for that Is a lot of what you see in younger generations is that the, Gen Z in particular, they don't really have the sort of millennial culture or maybe Gen X culture that existed in this country. | ||
| All of their slang and popular music is all just minority culture. | ||
| Like Gen Z doesn't have like, dude, that'd be all time. | ||
| Dude, that's rad. They just have like, you know, Ebonics. | ||
| Like they literally speak in African American vernacular English, as it were. | ||
| And that's like their slang. | ||
| They don't have like this sort of independent youth culture. | ||
| It's basically just like assimilating into predominant minority culture with rap music, with the celebrities that they look up to, the sort of social media figures they look up to. | ||
| It's all like not traditional American wasp or even like, you know, Screw you, mom! | ||
| Like, rebelling against that traditional culture. | ||
| It's like this totally new thing. | ||
| So I think that a lot of the reason is because they're friends. | ||
| Their culture is majority minority. | ||
| And so when these things are going on and all of a sudden all their favorite rappers and all their friends are talking about Black Lives Matter, they're talking about you got to post a square on Instagram. | ||
| You got to say that America is evil. | ||
| They're really not too worried about their family, maybe their country. | ||
| They're more worried about what every other kid is doing and sort of going against the traditional American way of doing things and our values and our beliefs and legal foundations. | ||
| And so I think that's probably a lot of what it is. | ||
| You really didn't see this in prior generations. | ||
| Obviously, the communist propaganda is much more solidified now, but even when it was still nothing to scoff at, We're good to go. | ||
| Wow, awesome insight there. | ||
| We're going to speak more with John Doyle on the other side of this break coming up in 10 seconds. | ||
| Make sure you check him out on X at Comrade Doyle, and there will be more on the other side. | ||
| We'll be right back. | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, I am Chase Geiser, your host today with the very distinguished guest, John Doyle. | ||
| You can find at Comrade Doyle on X. John, I want to run this short little one-minute clip of Elon Musk talking about communism and the woke mind virus because it occurred to me over the break how bizarre it is that... | ||
| There's so much embracing of Marxist ideology and communism in general, especially in our culture, given how well documented and obvious it is that communism doesn't work economically and it results in mass genocide to the tune of tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions of people. | ||
| So let's go ahead and run clip three and then we'll talk about it. | ||
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Over the past year or so, since purchasing X, you've become more political. | |
| Is there a part of you that regrets that? | ||
| Have I? In this battle, To sort of counterway the woke that comes from San Francisco. | ||
| Yeah, I guess if you consider fighting the woke mind virus, which I consider to be a civilizational threat, to be political, then yes. | ||
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So basically going into the battleground of politics. | |
| Is there a part of you that regress that? | ||
| Yes, I don't know if this is necessarily sort of one candidate or another candidate, but I'm generally against things that are anti-meritocratic or where there's an attempt to suppress discussion, where even discussing a topic is, you know, not allowed. | ||
| The book by Meyers is communism rebranded. | ||
| What comes to mind when you see that, John? | ||
| I think he's correct. I'm disappointed that he's talking to Lex Friedman. | ||
| I think that guy is totally just midwit, 110 IQ, Reddit personified. | ||
| I think that he totally manufactured his ascent into the algorithm. | ||
| But I understand why he did it, I suppose. | ||
| I agree with that. | ||
| I think that a lot of the problem we have when assessing the way the left is so pro-communism or pro-socialism I think we're good to go. | ||
| But they're not viewing it through that lens. | ||
| They're viewing it through a lens of resentment. | ||
| These people are working at Starbucks. | ||
| These people are tens of thousands of dollars in debt. | ||
| Some of that maybe is their fault. | ||
| Some of it maybe not. But they are ultimately driven by resentment. | ||
| And you see this throughout history as well, whether in France or Russia. | ||
| I mean, all of these communists have one thing in common, which is that they're basically these freaks who are resentful against normal people, against excellence. | ||
| And so insofar as they regard that to be America, they're of course going to have a problem with it. | ||
| And I think that we make the mistake of thinking too highly of their intentions and that they simply just want things to be more equal. | ||
| And it's like, well, maybe that's part of it, but that is because they are incapable of achieving these sorts of How do we shift the object of their resentment? | ||
| Well, I think that we would have to make the—because I don't fully fault them. | ||
| I think there are a lot of things wrong with our society, whether it's the predatory loans or even the declining standard of living with lifestyle inflation. | ||
| And I think that if we actually had an economy that worked for the average person again, it would be— Less easy for them to gain the sympathies of younger people, the masses. | ||
| You know, you would always have these extremists on the far end. | ||
| It is what it is. | ||
| But it would be a lot more difficult for them to win the sympathy of people if they weren't able to have these complaints resonate about the way that our country has declined in terms of its ability to provide an easy pathway for people to more or less keep their nose clean, get a job, graduate high school, and still be able to support a family, which is something that was I mean, that was like easily just, that was like even a low-class aspiration in my dad's or my grandparents' generation. | ||
| That was like the bare minimum you could do. | ||
| But now that's something that's almost like the ultimate aspiration. | ||
| Like, as long as I can just raise a family, I've made it. | ||
| And it's like, well, of course, but that should be like the bare minimum that the country allows you to do economically. | ||
| But that's like where we are now, where even that seems like so far-fetched that that's what people are orienting their goals towards. | ||
| Well, I think it's certainly historically backed. | ||
| That the more desperate a people become, the more radicalized they become, either toward the left or toward the right. | ||
| It just depends on sort of how that power plays out. | ||
| We saw what happened in the Weimar Republic at the end of the 20s, early 30s. | ||
| But at the same token, it seems to me that during the first three years of Trump's presidency, the better that he was doing, the better that things were going in the country, the more radical the left became in their hate of him and how good it was. | ||
| They would try to impeach him over and over again. | ||
| They would do these George Floyd protests. | ||
| It's like the better things went, the worse the hatred was. | ||
| It was like they were bitter that he was proving himself right. | ||
| What do you think about that? | ||
| Like if we actually have this sort of right wing resurgence in Americanism and things start getting better, will it radicalize them even more in the opposite direction out of more bitterness that we were right? | ||
| I think so. | ||
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| What I meant by the previous comment was more so like, you know, more working class, middle American types who might still be voting for Democrats and kind of do so while ignoring the more extreme positions that they have because they believe that economically they'll be more able to provide for them. | ||
| In terms of the radicals who, even when things get better, they still want to burn the country down and take out Donald Trump. | ||
| Those are the people that actually need to probably be imprisoned. | ||
| And I don't say that because they disagree with me politically, necessarily. | ||
| I do that because they take to the streets and they dox people and they harass people and threaten people with weapons. | ||
| They do things like what is playing on the screen right now. | ||
| They riot and destroy property. | ||
| Those are not activities that take place in a serious country. | ||
| And if the leftist DOJ is more than happy to go after Trump supporters when we take a Take a tour of the Capitol, perhaps unsupervised. | ||
| I think that we should definitely do the same when they do millions of dollars in property damage to our beautiful cities all throughout the country when things don't go the way that they like. | ||
| And that's the thing. I mean, these people really only respond to force. | ||
| And you're gonna have to be willing to wield that force against them because otherwise they're never gonna let you have power. | ||
| They're never gonna let you just exist and do what you were elected to do, which is rule over your people and provide for them and keep them safe. | ||
| They're just gonna be this perpetual thorn in your side. | ||
| And they're also gonna terrorize your voters. | ||
| I mean, there were Trump supporters who were murdered by these people. | ||
| Not a whole... I mean, what did they have? | ||
| Like a shootout with the one guy in the Pacific Northwest. | ||
| He became a martyr. Vice News did an interview with him and made him out to be this... | ||
| Yeah, and nothing really... | ||
| There's no accountability. So you can't really have your cake and eat it, too. | ||
| If you're going to be that guy, you're going to be the guy who leads the charge against the corruption. | ||
| You're going to have to be willing to deal with the paramilitary soldiers that they have on the street harassing your voters and your base and just people in general. | ||
| It's crazy when you watch footage of these conflicts between, like, Proud Boys and Antifa. | ||
| Nobody studies the history of World War II, at least general population wise. | ||
| The way that it's taught in high school and in college is not a very sophisticated understanding of the dynamic. | ||
| People don't realize that The Nazi party and the communists throughout the late teens and the 20s in Germany, they were brawling on the street. | ||
| They would go to each other's rallies and events and just start fights. | ||
| And when I see things like this happening, I'm not attributing the Proud Boys to Nazism, but I see a right-wing, sort of populist... | ||
| sect trying to save our country fighting against these communists. | ||
| Antifa is very clearly communist and they seem to be the real instigators of this violence and destruction and the Proud Boys seem to be a response to it. | ||
| Yeah, that's why they call us reactionary. | ||
| It's like we just want to more or less be left alone, live our lives. | ||
| And these people come and they try to impose on us these completely unnatural and backwards beliefs and lifestyles and ideologies. | ||
| And so it does reach a point where, like, you know, the Proud Boys, it was just like a drinking club, to my understanding. | ||
| But then it became, you know, this rowdier street brawly sort of organization. | ||
| More or less like because it had to in the sense that they were going to continue pushing and doing what they were doing. | ||
| And so there was eventually going to be a response to it. | ||
| And so that seemed like an obvious group of guys that would be that response. | ||
| But you're going to continue to see that as the left continues to, as the older people like to say, overplay their hand. | ||
| It's not necessarily going to be a pendulum. | ||
| I don't know if I really believe in that theory. | ||
| However, there is going to be more response from people on the right, whether that's At more of a street level or even at an electoral level. | ||
| I mean, people are going to sort of emerge from the woodwork Who have been very successful in industry, independently of politics, because people who are right-wing don't really see the need to get involved in politics. | ||
| They're very happy to be successful in private industry and maybe vote Republican or something like that. | ||
| But I think more of those people, and that's what happened with Donald Trump, are going to emerge from the woodwork, so to speak, and sort of throw their hat in the ring to try to get the country moving in a more positive direction as things continue to decline. | ||
| We've got about 30 seconds left of this segment before we cut the break. | ||
| I've really enjoyed our time together. | ||
| Thank you so much for coming on the American Journal this morning. | ||
| I just want to get your thoughts in this last 30 seconds on what you think is going to happen in 2024. | ||
| I think that Donald Trump actually has a serious chance of winning. | ||
| I don't know if that means he's going to be an effective president. | ||
| It might be a repeat of his first administration. | ||
| Maybe he's a lot better. I think that his circle has been a lot more well put together. | ||
| But I think that's really going to be the question, not so much whether he wins. | ||
| I think that they know that they don't have the political capital to fortify it again. | ||
| I think the question is going to be whether he can win and then do a successful Trump administration the second time around. | ||
| Well, thank you so much for joining us this morning, John. | ||
| It's always a pleasure to speak with you and interact with you. | ||
| Make sure you guys check him out on x.com at Comrade Doyle. | ||
| And stick with us, folks. More on the other side. | ||
| One more hour left of the show this morning before the great Alex Jones on The Alex Jones Show. | ||
| With war escalating in the Holy Land region since October 7th, many biblical questions have arisen for Christians to consider, including the many biblical questions have arisen for Christians to consider, including the question of a third temple, which according to some Israeli scholars and religious leaders is something that will come into fruition | ||
| On Mount Moriah, Abraham built an altar to sacrifice his son Isaac, but God provided a substitute, a ram, to be offered instead. | ||
| Over 700 years later, King David purchased a wheat threshing floor in that exact same location on Mount Moriah for a temple to be built, what we now call the Temple Mount. | ||
| The first temple was built by David's son, King Solomon, and destroyed by troops commanded by the Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar about 400 years later. | ||
| The second temple was built in the same spot after the Judeans returned from captivity. | ||
| Almost a century later, and shortly before Christ's birth, in 37 BC, King Herod enlarged and rebuilt the temple closer to its former glory. | ||
| During the Roman occupation in 70 AD, the second temple was destroyed by Titus' army, fulfilling Jesus' prophecy from the book of Matthew. | ||
| Quote, There shall not be left here one stone upon another that shall not be thrown down. | ||
| Interestingly, according to Roman Jewish historian Josephus, Titus' Roman soldiers overturned every stone, seeking the gold which once adorned the temple, but had now melted in the fire of its destruction and ran down in between the building blocks as molten gold. | ||
| Since then, Muslim mosques have been built on the Temple Mount, but never another Jewish temple. | ||
| Today, 75 years after Neo-Israel was founded atop of Palestine, preparations are well underway to begin construction and ultimately a ritual sacrifice somewhere on the Temple Mount, either on top of a destroyed mosque or just beside a mosque. | ||
| If the two religious groups can learn to share the sacred site, the instruments of the sanctuary, priests, and sacrificial red heifers are being prepared. | ||
| But what does all of this temple talk mean to Jesus Christ, the Lion and Lamb of Judea? | ||
| Many good-hearted Christians believe a third temple must be built before Christ's return and the emergence of an antichrist mentioned in Revelation. | ||
| However, a close study of scripture would reveal that the sacrificial system has ended. | ||
| The veil in the second temple was torn in two from top to bottom when Christ was crucified, and the need for a literal temple isn't necessary after the Messiah's work on earth was completed. | ||
| Faith and belief in Jesus fulfills the atonement of sin for believers by his blood, no longer by the blood of lambs or other sacrificial animals brought to the temple. | ||
| There is, in fact, a third temple, But it's a spiritual one, not a physical building, made of individuals who recognize Jesus as the Savior to all mankind. | ||
| As 1 Peter 2.5 explains, You also as living stones are being built upon a spiritual house, a holy priesthood, to offer up spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God through Jesus Christ. | ||
| Jesus Christ himself being the chief cornerstone in whom the whole building being fitted together grows into a holy temple in the Lord, in whom you also are being built together for a dwelling place of God in the Spirit. | ||
| 2 Corinthians 6.16 also emphasizes how we as individuals can be temples of God. | ||
| For ye are the temple of the living God, as God hath said, I will dwell in them, and walk in them, and I will be their God, and they shall be my people. | ||
| Even the New Jerusalem described by John in Revelation is without a physical temple. | ||
| And I saw no temple therein, for the Lord God Almighty and the Lamb are the temple of it. | ||
| As mentioned before, Popular interpretations of prophetic scripture support the doctrine that the Antichrist will only return after the building of a third temple, primarily based on Daniel 9, 25-27. | ||
| However, this prophecy has a simpler, alternative interpretation which I lay out in my report, Is Jesus the Ultimate Red Pill? | ||
| on band.video, linked below. | ||
| Essentially, Daniel 9 contains one of the greatest prophecies about Jesus Christ, the Messiah. | ||
| And applying Daniel 9.27 to the Antichrist is almost blasphemous, if not only illogical. | ||
| Why would any doctrine be tailored to tie Christians to the affairs of the Temple Mount? | ||
| Welcome back to the American Journal, folks. | ||
| I am Chase Geiser, your host today. | ||
| Make sure you call on 877-789-2539. | ||
| I will be taking your calls throughout the hour. | ||
| Again, that's 877-789-2539. | ||
| So much going on. | ||
| What a great guest, too, in the last segment. | ||
| Really a joy to be with John Doyle. | ||
| I highly recommend you check him out. His content is great. | ||
| He frequently goes viral on Instagram Reels and TikTok, of all places. | ||
| This new report in that the House is to vote next week on impeaching DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over the border crisis. | ||
| Something that John Doyle in the last segment suggested he thinks is intentional and I think he's right. | ||
| I think that our political elite loves importing terrorists into the United States. | ||
| Because when a terrorist attack happens, it is always a pretext for a greater escalation of conflict, for a greater infringement on the rights of the people of the United States of America. | ||
| House Republicans, fresh off of issuing subpoenas to the Biden crime family, are following up on its sudden spate of action with an announcement that Department of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas is set to be impeached next week. | ||
| Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a conservative firebrand, of course, is spearheading the move to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas, saying he broke the law and was to blame for the problem at the southern border with migrants. | ||
| She made the announcement yesterday. | ||
| We'll see whether or not this is political grandstanding or whether something will actually happen, but it seems like in the context of all of the crimes that our political class has perpetually committed over the last... | ||
| 50, 60, or 70 years, no one ever seems to be held accountable. | ||
| We saw what happened with Vietnam and the false flag operation. | ||
| No one was held accountable. | ||
| We saw what happened with MKUltra when it was discovered to be a secret psychological warfare on American people that was actually experimenting on the minds of Americans, some of whom did not even know they were being experimented on. | ||
| We saw what happened there. No one was held accountable. | ||
| I can't name a single CIA or FBI agent that has been fired or imprisoned No one was held accountable when they lied about weapons of mass destruction. | ||
| No one was held accountable regarding the discrepancies in the official narrative of the 9-11 Commission. | ||
| No one was held accountable when John F. Kennedy was assassinated. | ||
| So why would the CIA or the FBI suddenly arrive at a place where we could trust it? | ||
| Why would these intelligence communities, these organizations be doing good things when they know that whenever they do bad things, they can cover it up, hide, scoot away, and nothing will happen? | ||
| So we'll see if Mayorkas is impeached successfully because the border crisis is just that a crisis. | ||
| We'll see if Joe Biden actually gets impeached when he was allowed to perpetuate all of those crimes throughout his vice presidency. | ||
| In fact, I think that the reason he's the president of the United States is because he was blackmailed by the intelligence community to run because they wanted a malleable president who would do whatever they say in exchange for the freedom of himself and his son. | ||
| I think if he didn't run, they were going to prosecute him or they threatened that they would and that he is the President of the United States for the sole purpose of being able to pardon Hunter Biden and maintain the protection of our intelligence community. | ||
| After all, since he has been put in office, he obviously hasn't been running things. | ||
| It is a White House run by committee. | ||
| The intelligence community has had success monetizing The military-industrial complex, we have funded the tune of over $115 billion to Ukraine. | ||
| I'm sure that there's more than just that. | ||
| We're now engaged in this conflict in Israel to the tune of billions of dollars. | ||
| And all of these international conflicts, all of these problems are manifesting because the intelligence community is now officially running the White House, perhaps for the first time. | ||
| So I would be very surprised if we saw justice for the Biden family. | ||
| I think we're going to have to wait for God's justice on the Bidens. | ||
| But we'll see what happens. | ||
| We'll see if the Republicans are able to fix the internal problem they have in their party. | ||
| The problem of neocons versus MAGA Republicans. | ||
| We'll see if the MAGA Republicans, like Marjorie Taylor Greene, are able to take over control of our party and then finally take over control of... | ||
| The House and then finally take over control of the Senate and take this country back. | ||
| But that's a lot of wins that have to happen consecutively in order for a renaissance here, a rebirth of America to take place. | ||
| Ultimately, when push comes to shove, I think things are going to get so bad that people just have to take the country back. | ||
| I don't call for violence, but I do call for civil disobedience. | ||
| When we start doing radical things to solve our radical problems in the way of non-compliance and civil disobedience, that's when we start to see change from our politicians. | ||
| Because after all, they do need us to function. | ||
| They need us to fund them. They need us to work. | ||
| They need us to produce. They need us for the tax revenue that we provide them. | ||
| them and if we cut off their funding one way or the other if we cut off their supply one way or the other they eventually will comply with our demands it's time for the american people to go on strike against an unjust warmongering government just like biden advocates these unions go on strike against their employers | ||
| So if these unions are so righteous in going on strike against their employers throughout the country, and if Joe Biden loves these unions so much for establishing and fighting for workers' rights, then shouldn't we, the American people, be unionizing and going on strike against our government, whom we obviously work for if one out of every four hours we work our money goes to them? | ||
| I know it's supposed to be the case that the government works for us and that we don't work for it. | ||
| But when push comes to shove, we give them all of our money and they spend it on everyone else for the kickback for themselves. | ||
| So we, in fact, are actually working for them. | ||
| In fact, they propose things like hiring 80,000 additional IRS agents for the sake of collecting more money from us that we've worked for. | ||
| So if anybody needs to go on strike, if anybody needs to unionize, it should be the American people. | ||
| It should be the American people saying, I'm not going to work. | ||
| Or the small business owners saying, I'm not going to pay taxes until this government stops violating my rights in funding international war and conflict. | ||
| We'll be taking your calls in the next segment. | ||
| 877-792539. | ||
| Another GOP rep proposes Biden press secretary's salary be reduced to $1. | ||
| I believe the same thing has happened for Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg. | ||
| For repeatedly lying to the American people, the press secretary's salary is being proposed to be reduced to $1. | ||
| An amendment to an appropriations package proposed by a GOP House rep aims to cut the salary of Biden press secretary Karina Jean-Pierre to $1 for repeatedly lying to the Americans. | ||
| Of course, that is what she was hired to do. | ||
| She should probably get a raise. She's been very good at it. | ||
| On Thursday, Rep Claudia Tenney, the Republican from New York, introduced the amendment to reduce Jean-Pierre's salary, explaining the press secretary has abused her position by constantly spewing misinformation to the American public, mistreating reporters, and hating the Jewish people. | ||
| You can read a transcript of Tenney's introduction of her amendment on Infowars.com in this article written by Adon Salazar. | ||
| We'll see if that actually happens or if there's just more political gamesmanship. | ||
| It does seem that the House is coming up on another potential lockdown, shutdown of the government, rather. | ||
| So we'll see if this is just gamesmanship as we negotiate whether or not the government's going to shut down. | ||
| I know that we replaced the speaker so that we could get the government to not shut down and not compromise American interests with Ukrainian interests. | ||
| But frankly, I don't know why it is that our politicians think or act as if the American people want the government to operate so badly. | ||
| Why is it that our politicians act like this shutdown is some great failure to the American people when every time the government operates, it seems to fail the American people exponentially? | ||
| What actually would happen if the government shut down? | ||
| I guess it would be reduced to its basic functions. | ||
| Isn't that the whole stated point of the grand old party? | ||
| Isn't that the whole position of conservatism? | ||
| That the government do no more than absolutely necessary? | ||
| That it simply protect our borders, provide for the defense of the people, enforce our contracts, and protect private property rights? | ||
| Shutdown sounds like the best solution to our problem. | ||
| Stick with us, folks. | ||
| More on the other side. | ||
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We are young. | |
| We are young. | ||
| Harder to hard. | ||
| Welcome back to the American Journal, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| I am Chase Geiser, your host today. | ||
| Call in at 877-789-2539, and we'll be taking your calls throughout the remainder of the hour. | ||
| I'd like to hear first from Patty in Boston. | ||
| Is she still on the line? Yep, Patty, are you there? | ||
| Yeah, I guess she still is on the line. | ||
| I apologize. Anyway, yeah, yeah, whatever, that's cool. | ||
| So anyway, I feel dirty actually talking to somebody who's not Harrison at this hour of the morning, but we'll give it a shot. | ||
| He's on the war room every afternoon. | ||
| Yeah, yeah, I got better things to do. | ||
| Look, the thing I want to get to is you talking about Big Pharma earlier selling us drugs that we don't need to cure diseases that we don't have and things of that nature. | ||
| And I agree with a lot of what you're saying, but I think you might be preaching to the wrong choir here because I've been to Trump rallies and events for the last five years everywhere from San Francisco to Miami to New York to Austin, Texas, actually to the studio you're sitting in right now. | ||
| And I can tell you that there are people, there are tons of MAGA people who are on oxygen, who look like the captive cocoon, who are out there with all kinds of maladies and whatnot. | ||
| And I talk to these people constantly, and I hear, well, I'm on Medicaid, you know, and I've got this, that, and the other medication. | ||
| These guys don't want to deal with vaccines, and that's fine. | ||
| That's your choice. But they're taking everything else, everything else. | ||
| Yep. And I tell you, one of the funniest things I've ever seen was at one of these events where it was MAGA versus Antifa, and I've been to a lot of these. | ||
| This was in Boston, in my backyard. | ||
| This Antifa brat comes up and snatches a MAGA hat off some dude and just runs down the street, and I swear the MAGA man turned around and ran about 10 yards before he had his hands on his knees and was spitting corned beef hash on the sidewalk. | ||
| Like, it's an unhealthy crowd that you're preaching to, man. | ||
| I don't know if the message is going to get perfect. | ||
| I agree. I'm not shy of criticizing an audience that I agree with. | ||
| And frankly, my philosophy on the matter is the first step to improving America is improving yourself, right? | ||
| Because we are all Americans. So if we make ourselves better, then we'll make the country inherently better. | ||
| But yeah, it's a problem. We have a sort of gerontocracy. | ||
| We have a boomer generation that's unhealthy, that is sort of the foundation of conservatism or right-wing politics. | ||
| And that has to change. | ||
| We have to hit the 18 to 35 crowd, the 18 to 30 crowd, the young men. | ||
| And we have to have this cultural renaissance, I think, from the right, this renewed Americanism. | ||
| But you're absolutely right. | ||
| I think that we've got a lot of people on the right that just haven't taken care of themselves. | ||
| And it's really a travesty. | ||
| Thanks for your call, Patty. I appreciate it. | ||
| Let's hear from Daryl in North Carolina. | ||
| Daryl, what's on your mind? Hey, Chase. | ||
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Hey, man. How you doing? | |
| So here's what I want to talk to you about, your theory about the trade route. | ||
| There's documents, declassified documents that have been released today, Armstrong Economics, and it details that from the 1960s, the early 60s, there's been a plan to put a new canal that will rival the Suez Canal. | ||
| So basically, listen to this. | ||
| In 1963, they created a plan to detonate 520 underground nuclear explosions throughout the Negev Desert, making the way for the canal. | ||
| You can see on the map, this canal goes from the Red Sea through Saudi Arabia through Israel, right through Gaza, where they're flattening everything. | ||
| And at the end of the Gaza, where the canal is, is a deep water port. | ||
| A lot of these wars seem to be about getting these deep-water ports taken care of. | ||
| Yeah, I think that you're absolutely right. | ||
| And I think it's not a conflict with the IMEX strategy. | ||
| And one of the really interesting things, if you want to go down a real rabbit hole, is if you look into the letters between Kennedy and the Prime Minister of Israel at the time, we see that Kennedy was very adamant about preventing nuclear proliferation in Israel. | ||
| And there's reason to believe that the CIA, in conjunction with Mossad, coordinated the assassination of our president so that Israel could become a nuclear power, so that we could ensure our presence in the region, so that we could maintain the status of the dollar as the global reserve currency. | ||
| What do you think about that? It all makes sense. | ||
| Yeah. It makes perfect sense. | ||
| And it lines up, and it actually made me think of, you know, Lahaina. | ||
| That port there is the one deep water port in that whole island. | ||
| It's a cherished port. | ||
| And so I think that has a lot to tie in. | ||
| Maybe these military guys are clamping down certain areas, but it seems like these ports are where these big events are happening. | ||
| So we've got Lahaina, now we've got this Gaza area, and of course Russia, that whole area of Sevastopol, that's a battle over that deep port, getting the subs in and out. | ||
| So your theories are all lining up. | ||
| Yeah, man. I know. | ||
| I hope everything works out. Thanks so much for your call, Daryl. | ||
| Best to you and yours this weekend. | ||
| Make sure you visit Infowarsstore.com and get something. | ||
| All right. Let's listen to... | ||
| Let's have Tove from Ontario. | ||
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Tove, what's on? Good morning, Chase. | |
| How are you doing? Good, man. | ||
| How are you doing? Okay. | ||
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I just wanted to give a shout-out first to Christy, John, and family. | |
| Congratulations on the newborn Infowarrier. | ||
| Congrats. Thank you. | ||
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Okay, so you were talking about how I do believe this too. | |
| I do agree with you that there's something going on in Gaza to get like a competition against the Chinese. | ||
| However, with that being said, I think that I was thought that the global plan was to basically break down all the currencies and have a one currency and a one world government that's sort of based on the I think that I was thought that the global plan was to basically break down So I don't see that they're trying to save the dollar. | ||
| It seems that would be going against what they want. | ||
| What are your thoughts? | ||
| Well, I think what's happening is they need to preserve the dollar as the global reserve currency. | ||
| While they usher in this new monetary system. | ||
| So they know that if the yen becomes the global reserve currency before they have established this sort of one world digital currency, that it's going to be problematic and it's going to be impossible for them to manifest it and that China is actually going to be the one behind it. | ||
| So they have to keep our status as the global reserve currency until they're able to usher in this new digital currency. | ||
| And that's what these trade routes are about. | ||
| Once we've established control of trade in the region, once we've secured our position as the economic force, then we can replace this system which faces inevitable collapse because fractional reserve banking is a Ponzi scheme that requires more debt every year. | ||
| There's more debt than there is money in the world because of it. | ||
| They have to replace it with something else when they do the reset, and they want to be in control of what the next thing is. | ||
| They don't want China to be in control of what the next thing is. | ||
| Does that make sense? Okay, yeah. | ||
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Now that you say that, they're trying to prop it up sort of artificially until they get the entire plan in place. | |
| Okay, that makes sense. That's what I'm thinking. | ||
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The other question I have... | |
| Sorry, the other question I had for you, the producer I was talking to, he said you saw my video that I sent to him? | ||
| Yeah, I haven't taken a deep look at it, but I did see that you sent something over. | ||
| I will take a deeper look after the show today, but unfortunately we are coming up on a break and I do need to do a plug, but we'll talk more about that later. | ||
| Thank you so much for your call, Tove. | ||
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| To the American Journal, ladies and gentlemen, I am Chase Geiser, your host today, taking calls at 877-789-2539. | ||
| Biden is now facing an expanding list of potential challengers in his bid for re-election. | ||
| Senator Joe Manchin, who of course retired, has openly flirted with the idea of mounting a third-party presidential bid challenging Biden and the eventual GOP nominee announced he was retiring from the Senate and would spend the coming months traveling the country to gauge if there's an interest in creating a movement to mobilize the middle and bring America together. | ||
| This in the context of Representative Dean Phillips, who recently launched a Democratic primary challenge declaring that it's time for a new generation. | ||
| And from Robert F. Kennedy Jr., of course, who, after flirting with being a Democratic candidate, is now running as an independent. | ||
| We see that Gavin Newsom did things like run campaign ads in Florida to test the water there. | ||
| We see talk of Michelle Obama potentially running for office. | ||
| So as we go deeper and deeper into this election cycle, there is more and more resistance within the party and without the party to Joe Biden. | ||
| I think what we're going to see here is more insiders are going to start hearing official murmurings from within the party, from within the establishment, that Joe Biden simply isn't going to be the candidate for one reason or the other. | ||
| He's likely going to step away, in my opinion, in the spring. | ||
| Ukraine's likely going to have a new leader, I think, in the spring as well. | ||
| I don't think Zelensky's going to be with us much longer. | ||
| And I think when he steps away, we're going to know when he pardons Hunter Biden for all of his crimes, there will either that same day or very shortly thereafter be an announcement that he will not be seeking re-election due to some sort of health concerns or things of that nature. | ||
| The other potential outcome here is that due to his open border policies, we may see a terrorist attack from Hamas sympathizers. | ||
| And when that terrorist attack takes place, it will be used as an excuse to push out Joe Biden for his border policy that allowed it to happen, and it will also be used as an excuse to get the United States even more involved in an explicit way in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to help with the annexation of Gaza and the establishment of the IMEC Corridor. | ||
| That's what seems to be playing out. | ||
| So if it's not a terrorist attack, it'll be health concerns and a resignation and a pardoning. | ||
| But I think either or both of those outcomes is likely to come in the spring, I would say probably around March or April. | ||
| If I were to guess from my gut, that's going to be what happens. | ||
| And that's why we have this expanding list of people who are expressing an interest in running against the incumbent president, even within his own party, within his own side of the political spectrum. | ||
| They are trying to figure out who they're going to replace him with, but they know that he's going to be replaced. | ||
| It is going to happen just like this, folks. | ||
| I want to take some calls. Let's hear from JR in New York. | ||
| JR, what happened to you, man? | ||
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Hey, what's up, man? | |
| How you doing today? Good. How you doing? | ||
| Not too bad. So I was explaining before I have Boost Mobile, and what I do is I listen avidly. | ||
| I listen every day to you guys. | ||
| To save data, I call the RSS feed, which isn't even a 1-800 number. | ||
| So I've been calling for months, and then basically, since I got my new phone, and then all of a sudden I get a warning that my account will be shut down if I don't stop calling restricted numbers, and I had no idea what they're talking about. | ||
| So I continue to call and listen in because I drive around a lot, and I just listen all day to the live number, the RSS feed. | ||
| And then two days later, they shut my phone down. | ||
| And so I'm using my wife's phone right now. | ||
| But basically, they shut my phone down. | ||
| I still haven't been able to have access to any of my contacts unless I'm on Wi-Fi. | ||
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And then people who only have an iPhone, I can text. | |
| So this is pretty ridiculous, if you think about it, that you guys are on a list. | ||
| And I'm sure whoever calls into this show is probably on a list. | ||
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I mean, you know what I'm saying? | |
| And you know the elections are going nowhere. | ||
| Well, if you're not on the list at this point, you're not doing enough for your country, right? | ||
| You ought to be on a list because basically anybody who just breathes a breath in the wrong direction is added to these lists. | ||
| So at this point, consider it a badge of honor. | ||
| I'm sorry that you experienced that, man. | ||
| That's very interesting. That's the first time I've heard of that. | ||
| I'd be interested to hear from other callers if they've had a similar experience with Boost Mobile or anybody that's used the feed. | ||
| Thank you so much for your call. I do appreciate it. | ||
| Let's hear from Mark in New York State. | ||
| Mark, what's on your mind? Taking care of everything here. | ||
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A great, great job. | |
| Chase, I am completely outraged that nobody, especially from the Republican Party, seems to be doing anything about giving illegal aliens the right to vote. | ||
| That is unacceptable. | ||
| That is going to lead to a catastrophe in the Republicans, in the elections. | ||
| So I'm pissed off. | ||
| Yeah. Yeah, it's very frustrating. | ||
| And that's why... Texas is doing things like trying to ship these illegal immigrants anywhere else because really, as long as they're in the leftist states, it's not really going to have an impact on the electoral college. | ||
| It's when they're granted the right to vote in the swing states or when they're granted the right to vote in major places like Texas where the Republican Party is absolutely dependent on the electoral college votes from the state. | ||
| That's when it becomes very scary. | ||
| So, yeah, it's absolutely infuriating and no one's protecting our border. | ||
| The funny thing about the Second Amendment is it's given to us so that we can protect ourselves against tyrants, against tyranny, so that we can militarize if needed to reestablish justice in our nation. | ||
| Yet the Second Amendment is dependent on the use of it. | ||
| What has the Second Amendment actually done to protect us from tyranny? | ||
| It seems like the water has warmed up slow enough that we don't realize it's boiling. | ||
| I'm surprised that we don't have a governor in Texas who has actually legalized civilian volunteers to protect the border. | ||
| I'm surprised to hear that we don't have citizens I don't call for violence, but the Second Amendment was made for the purpose of keeping things like foreign interests from voting and impacting our elections, | ||
| keeping things like protests to the tune of tens of thousands of people waving Palestinian flags, wearing terrorist garb, some of which have been documented and seen wearing the Taliban flag, flying the Taliban flag. | ||
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What I'm concerned about is nobody in Congress seems to utter a peep about these people being given the right to vote. | |
| I don't hear anything from them. | ||
| It's really infuriating. | ||
| It's very infuriating. Thanks for your call, Mark. | ||
| I appreciate it. Let's hear next from Raymond in Maryland. | ||
| Raymond, what's on your mind? Hey, brother. | ||
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I actually have to agree. | |
| First off, I've been trying to call you for about a month now. | ||
| Yeah, I'm happy to be here. | ||
| I had to turn my data off and just use the regular cell phone 2G or whatever to get through because I guess you guys are a restricted number. | ||
| But that's not why I'm calling. | ||
| I'm actually calling because for a long time I felt that our country is on the edge. | ||
| But we the people do have the power to take it back. | ||
| And the Second Amendment is a powerful recipe. | ||
| However, it relies on the educated people. | ||
| I think the best thing you can do for your country is to convince somebody that's morally, ethically there to run for office and to also vote for them, which I guess comes down to having secure elections, which brings up another idea. | ||
| I'm going to draft a law. | ||
| I want other people to also draft a law. | ||
| To have ballots for votes should be hand-counted on a live screen that everybody anywhere in the world can see and they shouldn't be accepted unless and until those facilities have the means of recording a live counted ballot. | ||
| Yeah, that makes sense. | ||
| I don't know if we lost you there for a second. | ||
| Are you still there? I am. | ||
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What part didn't go through? | |
| I think it went through. | ||
| So, yeah, I think that obviously the paper ballots are the real deal. | ||
| I think that this remote mail-in ballot stuff is just an excuse for fake ballots coming in. | ||
| I think that ballots by these machines are counted multiple times when there are corrupt pollsters that are operating the machines. | ||
| I think that there's all sorts of vulnerabilities in the system. | ||
| And when push comes to shove, it's up to the different varying states... | ||
| To decide how they count their votes. | ||
| But unfortunately, our federal government has become so powerful that the mistakes other states make impact us. | ||
| Stick with us, folks. More on the other side. | ||
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| Welcome back to the American Journal, folks. | ||
| I am Chase Geiser, your host for the last segment of the hour before the great Alex Jones joins you on the Alex Jones Show. | ||
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| Be the reason we're still on the air. | ||
| New reports now that Republicans are targeting Hunter Biden's art world, GOP, to subpoena his dealers, a donor who bought a painting, gallery owner and business associate. | ||
| As lists of interviews keeps growing, George Berges, who has been overseeing the sale of Hunter's paintings, will be called in to testify. | ||
| Elizabeth Hirsch Neftali, a Los Angeles real estate developer who paid big bucks for Hunter's paintings, is coming in to testify. | ||
| And Hunter's business associate Eric Schwerin and Chinese businessman Mervyn Yan will be testifying. | ||
| I don't know how it is that these deals, these art deals that happened basically immediately after Joe Biden became the President of the United States haven't been criticized or looked into. | ||
| People pass it off as if for some reason people would be willing reasonably to pay $500,000 for this crackhead trash art. | ||
| You can buy a real art from real painters from famous ones for half a million bucks. | ||
| Why would you buy from Hunter Biden? | ||
| Do you think that if Don Jr. | ||
| started painting, anyone would spend half a million dollars for his paintings? | ||
| I mean, maybe if Donald Trump did, for sure. | ||
| But if Don Jr. did, or Eric Trump... | ||
| Do you think anybody would care? But why is it that everyone just loves Hunter Biden so much? | ||
| Why is it that everyone wants a piece of Hunter Biden hanging up in their home? | ||
| Well, the fact of the matter is nobody cares about his dumb art. | ||
| This is a money laundering scheme. | ||
| If you want to pay off the president of the United States for political favors, what you do is you buy a half a million or a million or two million dollar painting from his son, and then his son will share the bank account with his dad, Joe, and then Joe will do whatever you want. | ||
| It's a money laundering scheme. | ||
| It's so obvious, and I'm glad Republicans are looking into it and investigating it, but the fact of the matter is it shouldn't require the GOP to subpoena people in Congress for justice to be done. | ||
| This is what the Department of Justice is supposed to be doing. | ||
| This is what the FBI is supposed to be doing. | ||
| This is what the CIA is supposed to be doing if China is actually paying off the family of the President of the United States during the presidency through these art deals. | ||
| I don't know. How much would you pay for a piece of this art? | ||
| I think I would pay half a million dollars not to have it in the room. | ||
| I just don't know if we're ever going to get to a point where justice is done on this. | ||
| I certainly hope so. | ||
| But this sort of deal where we see Chinese nationals paying the Bidens, involved with the Bidens, this is obviously a money laundering scheme. | ||
| This is obviously a way that foreign interests can impact the presidency and pay them for it. | ||
| It's a bribe accepting. And the IMEC Corridor is about competing with the Belt and Road Initiative. | ||
| So this is why this meeting is taking place. | ||
| This is why the administration views it as so imperative, so important, because they realize that we are on the brink of war with China over trade monopolies in the Indo-region, from India to the Middle East to Europe. | ||
| This is an alternative trade route that's going to supply energy and supplies to Europe in the context of Ukraine falling and becoming a puppet government to Russia. | ||
| Which would then empower Russia to divert agricultural and energy exports away from Ukraine and into China which then establishes Chinese independence from the United States which then sets China up for a successful invasion and acquisition and annexing of Taiwan. | ||
| And so this conflict here with Israel and Palestine is really going to be a straw that brought the camel's back, I think. | ||
| I think China needs to position itself a little bit better. | ||
| This war needs to wrap up. The infrastructure and new plans need to be in place. | ||
| But China is positioning itself to take back Taiwan. | ||
| And they really don't have much of an incentive to listen to what the United States says anymore if they're able to get their agriculture and their energy from Ukraine now instead of... | ||
| Relying on agricultural exports from the United States. | ||
| So, yeah, this summit is going to be amazing. | ||
| I'm not sure that the Biden administration has the capacity or the competence to handle such an important summit. | ||
| It looks to me like war with China, either hot or cold, is inevitable. | ||
| World War III, I think, started with the war in Ukraine. | ||
| So... We're good to go. | ||
| Tries to increase the regulation as quickly as possible to ensure that it's impossible for any competitors to enter the market. | ||
| So we see that big tech wants AI regulation. | ||
| The rest of Silicon Valley is skeptical. | ||
| Well, the rest of Silicon Valley is skeptical because a lot of Silicon Valley is tech startups that don't have the influence and the lobbyists and the special interests that the big tech regulators want. | ||
| We know that billions upon billions of dollars have come from Microsoft to fund OpenAI, which established ChatGPT. | ||
| Despite the fact that Microsoft just yesterday, I believe, banned ChatGPT for its own employees, it's still investing billions upon billions of dollars in it. | ||
| And the reason it's doing that is because Microsoft knows that the future of search on the internet is going to be using artificial intelligence and not relying on search engines like Google. | ||
| This is their competition with Google. | ||
| But when they come in with that kind of money to open AI... They then simultaneously lobby Congress. | ||
| They lobby the executive branch for regulation in the space to ensure that no other competitor can come up and subvert their efforts. | ||
| After months of high-level meetings and discussions, government officials and big tech leaders have agreed on one thing about artificial intelligence, that potentially world-changing technology needs some ground rules. | ||
| A growing group of tech heavyweights, including influential venture capitalists, the CEOs of mid-sized software companies, and proponents of open-source technology are pushing back against this, claiming that laws for AI could snuff out competition in a vital new field. | ||
| That's what it's all about. It's always actually about money. | ||
| It's never about a principle. The principle is just used as a justification for the monetary desire. | ||
| I have no problem with companies making money. | ||
| I have no problem with capitalism. | ||
| I love capitalism. But when you're leveraging the power of the government to wipe out your competitors, that isn't capitalism. | ||
| It's fascism. We've empowered a federal government to such an extent that it has the power to be weaponized by businesses to snuff out competition. | ||
| Every monopoly that's ever existed in the history of the United States has had some form of government sponsorship. | ||
| There's never been a monopoly that's existed in a laissez-faire capitalism. | ||
| And we have a government that now is merged with the private sector and it's symbiotic, it's mutual. | ||
| The businesses use the government to wipe out the competitions and the government uses the businesses to violate the rights of the American people. | ||
| There's a little tit for tat here. | ||
| Okay, we'll come in with your AI regulations, Microsoft. | ||
| We'll come in with your AI regulations, Google, and we'll make sure that no small business can come up with a technology that subverts your efforts. | ||
| In exchange for that, we want you to guarantee that your terms and conditions will not allow for the free speech on any of your platforms. | ||
| In exchange for that, we want you to have monthly meetings with the CIA or monthly meetings with the FBI about censorship. | ||
| In exchange for that, when we send a request that a certain tweet be taken down or that a certain person be taken off your platform or that a certain person be not allowed to bank with you, which is now happening for basically the first time in years, All over the place. | ||
| Then these businesses are going to oblige. | ||
| It's a tit-for-tat system. | ||
| We are not supposed to have a mixed economy. | ||
| We are supposed to have a government that does just like three or four things really well and a private sector that takes care of the rest. | ||
| It's as simple as that. People say, oh, well, if it wasn't for the government, we wouldn't have roads. | ||
| It's like, well, you can still be an advocate that the government only does two or three things and be an advocate that the government fund the roads because after all, the reason we have a highway system is so that we can move supplies in the context of World War II for military purposes. | ||
| So the military budget should maintain the roads. | ||
| We can still have roads in a free market. | ||
| Try to find your little nitpicky onesie-twosie reasons that the government has a place in our society. | ||
| And you totally disregard all the ails that our people face, all the injustices that our people face because of government. | ||
| I tell you what, folks, those who advocate for the state either are the state or want to be the state. | ||
| It's as simple as that. | ||
| We're coming up on the end of the segment here this morning. | ||
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| It's always a joy. | ||
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