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*music* Southern Delaware, they talk at you like it, you know what I mean? | |
| Joe Biden pandering to a group of Hispanic Americans, he thinks, telling them, oh, I got into politics because of Cesar Chavez. | ||
| Cesar Chavez is her grandfather. | ||
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He's the guy that got me interested. | |
| He came to Delaware when I was running in 19... | ||
| I won't even tell you when. | ||
| Well, he's on record saying he got into politics because of the Kennedys. | ||
| And the point is, can you imagine giving a speech to people and then lying to them? | ||
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Most of us, all of us, are a product of our background and our culture. | |
| As a matter of fact, you and I had a discussion. | ||
| I did not grow up in an area or community where there were large Hispanic or even small Hispanic population. | ||
| It was just non-existent. | ||
| I come from a little state, the little state of Delaware. | ||
| It's not like the congressman from New York. | ||
| She's a big state. But we have a very, in relative terms, large Puerto Rican population in Delaware, relative to our population. | ||
| I was sort of raised in the Puerto Rican community at home. | ||
| Like when Hillary gets up in Kentucky, it's a famous clip, she goes, It's good to see you today, everybody! | ||
| That's not even a Kentucky accent, but I know I got here, but I'm now here. | ||
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Remember that clip? My friends, we have a march to finish. | |
| I will be reintroducing the Count Every Vote Act to ensure that every voter is given the opportunity to vote, that every vote is counted, and each voter is given the chance to verify his or her vote before it is cast and made permanent. | ||
| I don't feel no ways tired. | ||
| I've come too far. | ||
| From where I started from, nobody told me that the road would be easy. | ||
| I don't believe he brought me this far. | ||
| You know, I'm not sitting here as some little woman standing by my man like Tammy Wynette. | ||
| I'm sitting here because I love him, and I respect him, and I honor what he's been through and what we've been through together. | ||
| Hello! It's good to be here now and talk to you! | ||
| Diversity of this community, as distinct as the Bogota's of the Bronx, as beautiful as the blossoms of Miami, And as unique as the breakfast tacos here in San Antonio. | ||
| The audience cheered, but the scripted comment generated backlash on social media. | ||
| One prominent Hispanic group encouraging the First Lady and her team to take time to better understand the complexities of our people and communities, adding, we are not tacos. | ||
| So say it with me! | ||
| Si se cuadre! | ||
| The future is ours! | ||
| Thank you. But again, it's like Kamala Harris. | ||
| There's a bunch of videos of her. | ||
| When she's speaking in front of a NAACP group, it's mainly black folks, she's like, you know, she tries to put on this fake black accent. | ||
| It's so fake. | ||
| It's like some fake southern black accent. | ||
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I think he's gonna get in. | |
| Vice President Harris appears to use a French accent. | ||
| We campaign with the plan. | ||
| Uppercase T, uppercase P. The plan. | ||
| We're expected to defend the plan. | ||
| The plan. Because there's sociopath chameleons. | ||
| You know, if I'm in New York, I'm talking just like I talk. | ||
| If I am in England, I don't put on an English accent. | ||
| I walk in and I'd say, yeah, give me a beer and bangers and mash. | ||
| I'm checking in my hotel. Yeah, it's Alex Jones. | ||
| I got a king-size bed. | ||
| I'm here for two days. Imagine if you walked up and said, hello, my dear. | ||
| I would like to check in. | ||
| I'm Alex Jones. | ||
| The disrespect, if I got up there and went, hello, do you want a taco? | ||
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Oh, you, hello, how you doing today? | |
| Nothing better than Alex Jones doing ethnic accents. | ||
| We'll be right back with your Daily Dispatch. | ||
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It's Friday, April 5th, in the year of 2024. | |
| And you're listening to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Welcome to The American Journal for this Friday broadcast. | ||
| I'm your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Very happy to be with you here this morning. | ||
| Please share the links, infowars.com forward slash show, band.video. | ||
| If you're watching on X or any of the restreams around the internet, however you've made it around the censorship blockade, welcome. | ||
| Welcome to InfoWars. | ||
| We got a lot of stuff to talk about today. | ||
| We'll be joined in the third hour by Wid Lyman. | ||
| He has, well, I think now he's in El Paso covering the border. | ||
| We'll talk to him a little bit about that, but mostly we'll be talking about... | ||
| His on-the-ground coverage of the trial of George Allen Kelly, the rancher who has been charged with murder for defending himself against illegal aliens who were armed and threatening him on his property. | ||
| Pretty mind-blowing stuff. | ||
| So we're very excited to talk to you with Lyman about how that trial's going in the third hour. | ||
| We'll take your calls in the second hour, and we've got a lot of videos to show you. | ||
| Including a new mini-documentary that I'm going to resist just playing the whole thing. | ||
| It's about 25 minutes, but we're going to play a good chunk of it. | ||
| It's the documentary I would want to make. | ||
| It's very good. It's about how the deep state played Trump during COVID. So we'll get into all of that and more. | ||
| Big Israel news today. | ||
| Big Ukraine news. | ||
| Big... Pandemic news. | ||
| Yes, all of the crises are crisising. | ||
| Let's begin today as we do every day with our Daily Dispatch. | ||
| Alright, here it is, folks. | ||
| Your Daily Dispatch for Friday, the 5th of April, 2024. | ||
| How the solar eclipse might affect the brain and bring people together. | ||
| Yes, a new prediction about the eclipse that is not catastrophic. | ||
| It'll actually bring us together. | ||
| Isn't that nice? Out of all the headlines about how the eclipse is going to cause some sort of apocalypse, it's also a time to bring people together. | ||
| Isn't that lovely? | ||
| The date is 28th of May, 585 BC. And what is now in present-day Anatolia in Turkey, the Medes, an Asian people from modern-day Iran and the Lydians, a kingdom from the south of modern-day Turkey, have been fighting for six years. | ||
| According to the Greek historian Herodotus, the war shows little sign of ending, with neither side making significant progress. | ||
| It will take a solar eclipse to end the bloodshed. | ||
| Just as the battle was growing warm, day suddenly turned into night, Herodotus wrote. | ||
| The Medes and Lydians, when they observed the change, ceased fighting and were alike anxious to have terms of peace agreed on. | ||
| Yes, folks, the solar eclipse, watching it, connects us through the mists of time to our ancient forefathers. | ||
| And isn't it weird to think that with all of the anticipation of the solar eclipse, had it been a thousand years ago, we'd have no idea. | ||
| We would have no, there'd be no warning, there'd be no buildup, just be all of the sudden in the middle of the day, the sun would go dark and we'd make peace with our enemies. | ||
| Maybe ignorance really is bliss. | ||
| Maybe if we didn't know, this would be a sign to us. | ||
| But instead, it's being used by the people waging the giant wars around the world to give some sort of spiritual disguise to their attempts to create a one-world government and enslave us all. | ||
| But there you go. I just, you know... | ||
| It's time to come together. | ||
| A rare article about the truth that we can actually unify as human beings in this mysterious and beautiful world. | ||
| Meanwhile, millions of people in three crucial swing states have registered to vote without a photo ID this year, warns observers. | ||
| Photo ID requirements for voting have been a controversial topic in recent elections. | ||
| It's very controversial. | ||
| See, the controversy is one side wants legitimate elections and photo ID is a crucial aspect of that. | ||
| And the other side doesn't. | ||
| That's where the controversy comes in. | ||
| One side wants to be able to tell that our elections are legitimate and to have our votes counted and not the votes of foreign people that aren't in our country and don't have our best interests in mind. | ||
| And the other side just doesn't. | ||
| They just don't want that. | ||
| So that's the controversy. | ||
| One side wants a thing that makes sense and the other side doesn't because that makes it harder for them to cheat. | ||
| That's the controversy. | ||
| Two million people in three critical swing states registered without a Voto ID. | ||
| So they're cheating. | ||
| So they're rigging the entire election by replacing huge swaths of the population with foreigners because we're governed by evil people who hate us. | ||
| Do you know that? It's true. | ||
| Meanwhile, and in perfect line with what I just said, DOJ pursues prison time for Ashley Biden, diary thief, effectively proving that Joe Biden is in fact a pedophile, which is a strange revelation. | ||
| But that's the truth. The Department of Justice is seeking nearly a year-long sentence for the woman who stole the diary belonging to Joe Biden's daughter Ashley, effectively proving the veracity of the diary, in which he wrote that her father took, quote, probably inappropriate showers with her at a very young age. | ||
| And that's not all it said, and we'll get into this a little bit more later, but... | ||
| Democrats kind of keep doing this to themselves. | ||
| They did it with the Hunter Biden laptop as well. | ||
| I guess it's always around the Biden children and the evidence of the Biden crime families. | ||
| Just despicable activity for decades. | ||
| And when the evidence gets revealed, first it's called fake and they cover it up and they try to silence you from spreading it. | ||
| And then eventually they launch a lawsuit that proves it was real the whole time. | ||
| So, yeah. | ||
| Again, we'll get into what exactly Ashley Biden wrote in that diary. | ||
| Once everybody has a chance to have a cup of coffee. | ||
| We'll ease into that one. | ||
| Meanwhile, Biden says Ukraine will become... | ||
| I'm sorry, Blinken says Ukraine will become a member of NATO. No ifs, ands, or buts about it. | ||
| It's going to happen. | ||
| It's absolutely going to happen. | ||
| Now... I keep having to say the most simple fact about the just basic reality of military agreements. | ||
| You cannot join a defensive alliance when already at war. | ||
| That's not how it works. | ||
| So in translation, when Blinken says Ukraine will become a member of NATO without making the Prerequisite that the war be over first. | ||
| What he's saying is NATO is going to declare war on Russia. | ||
| That's what that means in practical terms. | ||
| Finally, we have this. Israel fires two senior officers in wake of drone attack on World Central Kitchen volunteers. | ||
| The Israeli Defense Forces have fired two senior officers involved in the drone attacks that struck three vehicles belonging to World Central Kitchen in Gaza, killing seven volunteers. | ||
| An internal Israeli military inquiry found that the drone team who killed them made a quote operational misjudgment of the situation. | ||
| I think more and more accurate phrase would be they made an operational misjudgment of the backlash. | ||
| I think this was on purpose, and I've got good reason for thinking that. | ||
| For one thing, it's just what Israel does. | ||
| I mean, it's not unique. | ||
| It's not an unexpected or unprecedented event. | ||
| In fact, it's just the latest in a series of attacks on aid workers. | ||
| So there's that. There's also the fact that the aid workers collaborated with the IDF, who knew their names, their cars, where they were going, when they were going, and bombed them anyway. | ||
| So... Yeah, I'm going to go ahead and just put the burden of proof on you for that one, for claiming it's not on purpose when you know what you're doing and you do it anyway. | ||
| I think it was on purpose. | ||
| I think it was on purpose, actually. | ||
| And of course, there's been just massive, massive backlash to this all around the world from absolutely everybody. | ||
| And they fired two senior officers for this. | ||
| So there you go. Problem solved. | ||
| We can move on now. Or not. | ||
| Or we can continue to keep up the pressure and maybe stop this horrific genocide from continuing unabated for any longer than it already has. | ||
| That's your Daily Dispatch. | ||
| Those are just some of the five stories we have to cover today and we have a lot more About Israel that we'll get into in just a second. | ||
| We could go to that here now. | ||
| We also have some pretty disturbing health news. | ||
| And of course you were watching War Room yesterday. | ||
| You know that Israel is not just bombing consulates and diplomatic missions and food aid trucks and all sorts of other horrific activities. | ||
| They're doing it through the power of AI. They've weaponized AI, and AI is providing targets with a tolerance of 100 civilians to every one Hamas figure killed. | ||
| The Hamas figures they're identifying in order to kill are algorithmically determined to be Hamas, not because they... | ||
| are actually in Hamas but because they fit the profile of someone who might be in Hamas. | ||
| So then they're targeted by AI and their building is bombed and hundreds of civilians die with them and they might not have even been Hamas in the first place. | ||
| That's The New World Order in its robotic control system. | ||
| It's horrifying and happening right now. | ||
| Sort of in a testing phase, I guess you could say. | ||
| We got transgender news as well. | ||
| I think I want to go now and we'll only be able to play about half of it. | ||
| But it'll just be a tease for you here because I really think you got to go watch the whole thing. | ||
| It's a mini documentary by a producer called Good Kid Productions. | ||
| You can find them on Rumble at Good Kid Productions. | ||
| And it's called Fauci, How the Deep State Really Played Trump. | ||
| Let's go now to clip number eight. | ||
| We'll let it play out for the rest of the segment here. | ||
| Again, I encourage you to go follow the account that put this up and support them. | ||
| This is the documentary I've been wanting, I've been dreaming of, explaining the timeline of how exactly Trump was quite literally overthrown In 2020, by a cabal of deep state actors with no mandates to do the things that they did. | ||
| And the things that they did, they did in complete and abject contravention of what the commander-in-chief ordered. | ||
| A disturbing reality that we are not in a representative republic, at least not as long as they can declare an emergency. | ||
| Just change things up a little bit. | ||
| Let's go to clip number eight here. | ||
| How the deep state really played Trump. | ||
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The man who sits at the president's desk has more power than almost any other individual on earth. | |
| Focal point of power. | ||
| Position of dominance in the government. | ||
| This is what you're taught about the presidency. | ||
| A chief executive with complete command of a vast government. | ||
| The single most powerful person in Washington. | ||
| The story is a distraction. | ||
| It's not how your government works anymore. | ||
| The president isn't really the president. | ||
| His orders can be defied without consequence. | ||
| You just saw it happen. | ||
| March 2020. | ||
| A novel virus invades the country. | ||
| And we shut down. | ||
| Our society undergoes radical restructuring. | ||
| The sitting president notices the cost of our response. | ||
| When you do these shutdowns, there's a lot of harm done on the other side. | ||
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He notices the shuttered schools, the incinerated livelihoods, the many brains broken by sustained isolation. | |
| And he turns against the shutdowns. | ||
| We're not doing any more shutdowns. | ||
| We did the shutdown, and now we're doing the opening, and there won't be any more shutdowns. | ||
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And yet... | |
| The official policy coming from his own White House continues to tell the country to shut down. | ||
| How is that possible? | ||
| People don't understand, actually, whose responsibility things were. | ||
| It should frighten American citizens to know who was actually in charge. | ||
| The American Pronunciation Guide Presents "How to Pronounce America" This is the untold story of subterranean power, how a career bureaucrat seized control and engineered a disaster. | ||
| And she was proven incompetent and wrong on every single level, period. | ||
| There was a chief engineer of this misery, and it wasn't Anthony Fauci. | ||
| This is how a president was toppled without a shot fired. | ||
| December 2019. | ||
| A new killer virus emerges from the east. | ||
| The World Health Organization provides the first official estimate of the disease's deadliness, a 3% infection fatality rate, meaning this strange new virus supposedly kills three out of every 100 people who get it. | ||
| That's a biblical body count. | ||
| And now it's coming for Americans. | ||
| This is a global pandemic, and we are marshaling the full power of the federal government. | ||
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The president starts hosting daily press briefings. | |
| We have a problem that a month ago nobody ever thought about. | ||
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He comforts the public. | |
| We're going to all be great. We're going to be so good. | ||
| Relax. We're doing great. | ||
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He scorns the Chinese. | |
| It comes from China. | ||
| It comes from China. I want to be accurate. | ||
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Yeah, please do. And then, on April 24th, he decides to offer up some amateur public health guidance. | |
| If there's any way that you can apply light and heat to cure. | ||
| Deborah, have you ever heard of that? | ||
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I have not seen heat or light. | |
| I think it's a great thing to look at. | ||
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Dr. Deborah Birx trying to not acknowledge what the president is saying. | |
| It is so beyond parody. | ||
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Where is he getting these ideas from? | |
| And I did a stanky little face. | ||
| And this is how the world meets Deborah Birx. | ||
| This is probably what you remember of her, if you remember her at all. | ||
| Deborah Burke spent her career in the medical wing of the U.S. Army, working as a lab scientist before moving into management of public health programs. | ||
| Raise your right hand. | ||
| The apex of her career is overseeing PEPFAR. This is America's apparatus for fighting AIDS in Africa. | ||
| At PEPFAR, Birx works with Yen Pottinger, who's the wife of Matthew Pottinger. | ||
| Matt Pottinger goes on to serve in the Trump administration. | ||
| When COVID hits, the White House establishes a special COVID task force. | ||
| It's run by Vice President Mike Pence, who scrambles to find a public health expert to serve on it. | ||
| Pottinger recommends Burks. | ||
| And on February 2020, Dr. | ||
| Deborah Burks officially joins the White House COVID Task Force. | ||
| And I'm grateful that Dr. | ||
| Deborah Birx will be on our team. | ||
| And even on her first day, she's already been contributing significantly. | ||
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She's the coordinator, meaning she, and she alone, writes its medical advice. | |
| Just one month earlier, the State Department had released a vast investigation into Birx's management of PEPFAR. It's stuffed full of complaints. | ||
| People describe her as dictatorial. | ||
| They say her decisions are made without clear rationale other than, I told you to. | ||
| They say she does not listen to feedback and simply issues threats, and that she sets targets that are not reasonable and draw conclusions that lead down the wrong path. | ||
| Dr. Birx is a highly respected person I've gotten to know very well over the last six days. | ||
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Her first task on the task force is formulating the official White House COVID guidelines, which tell state governors how to fight this virus. | |
| Every mayor and every governor should be instituting these guidelines. | ||
| And so, history turns to Dr. | ||
| Birx. What comes out of her brain? | ||
| She simply reuses the playbook she'd run to fight AIDS. | ||
| She was falling back on her experience and basically telling the room, "No one else has had the experience I've had because I've been leading PEPFAR for AIDS in Africa." So first, treat every case as a killer. | ||
| AIDS has a sky-high fatality rate for anyone who contracts it. | ||
| Birx assumes it's the same with COVID. You can't predict who is going to get the severe illness. | ||
| This is a serious threat, no matter what your age. | ||
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Second, she focuses on kids. | |
| A major priority in Africa was preventing transmission to children. | ||
| Birx takes the same approach with COVID. Young people are getting infected and hospitalized. | ||
| And protecting kids requires shutting down the main hub of new infections. | ||
| Schools. When the schools close, they prevent the transmission of all those respiratory diseases. | ||
| She had her hands on the controls of anything coming out of the CDC. If they gave guidance that said there's a likelihood that schools being open will further spread the virus, well, any superintendent's looking at that and saying, I ain't gonna get sued. | ||
| Third, get to zero cases at any cost. | ||
| You start with that zero, as we did with HIV, zero new infections, zero deaths. | ||
| I think our goal should be zero hospitalizations and zero deaths. | ||
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I don't accept less. | |
| I am not a less acceptor. | ||
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And in March of 2020, all 50 states comply with the COVID's playbook, shutting down society. | |
| We've issued the guidelines. | ||
| Frankly, every state in America has embraced those guidelines at a minimum. | ||
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In May, concerns about COVIDs begin to bubble up from within the White House. | |
| Tyler Goodspeed, and I was acting chair of the President's Council of Economic Advisers. | ||
| How frequently are you seeing the president? | ||
| So by summer 2020, I'm probably seeing the president once a week. | ||
| Are you sitting in meetings of the Coronavirus Task Force? | ||
| Yes. All of them? | ||
| Not all of them. But a lot of them? | ||
| A lot. And we were in a meeting in the Roosevelt Room with Dr. | ||
| Birx and others. She said, so how's the economy doing? | ||
| To which I said, not well. | ||
| And... And... | ||
| And her reaction was a deep sigh. | ||
| We're getting the biggest job loss in U.S. history, increased deaths of despair from 44 million Americans becoming unemployed, and the consequences of lost childhood learning. | ||
| The president himself starts openly questioning the lockdowns. | ||
| He tweets, liberate Michigan, liberate Minnesota, liberate Virginia. | ||
| We're not doing any more shutdowns. | ||
| We did the shutdown, and now we're doing the opening, and there won't be any more shutdowns. | ||
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It was clear that the president wanted a broader base of advisers. | |
| Well, this isn't AIDS and this isn't Africa. | ||
| I became the intermediary that set up the session with Scott and the president. | ||
| Scott Atlas, do you have any recollection as to where he popped up on your radar? | ||
| It was when Deb Burks asked me, so who is this guy that they're bringing in from the Hoover Institution? | ||
| And of course, that was Scott Atlas, the author of the book, A Plague on Our House, that We've been talking about since he wrote the book, since the book came out. | ||
| Again, just an absolutely brilliant production by Good Kid Productions. | ||
| You've only seen about half of it. | ||
| The full thing is about 25 minutes. | ||
| It gets into how Scott Atlas was undercut, how Deborah Birx Was able to get her guidance through basically Trump attempting to stop her from shutting down the entire country. | ||
| The whole thing is absolutely brilliantly done with first-person primary interviews as well as just all of the information that you need to know exactly what happened in 2020. | ||
| I really just can't say enough about this documentary. | ||
| This is exactly what we need, folks. | ||
| Well produced. Something that you could send to your family. | ||
| It's not some conspiracy video. | ||
| It's just a documentary. Here's what happened. | ||
| Here's how the president was overthrown. | ||
| Good Kid Productions. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| World on edge after CIA warns Israel that after the attack on Iran, that's the headline, warns Iran set to attack Israel. | ||
| And trust me, Israel doesn't need America warning them after the bombing on the diplomatic mission in Damascus where they killed several Iranian diplomats and generals. | ||
| The north of Israel... | ||
| Was emptied out as people fled, just assuming that a counterattack would soon be coming. | ||
| A response to this would be coming from Iran. | ||
| Sorry, somebody just made a dinging noise under my desk. | ||
| I'm confused. | ||
| So they know. They're prepared for the response. | ||
| And we'll get to that in just a second. | ||
| I got a whole stack of news about Israel. | ||
| And it's almost weird. | ||
| They're like apologizing and firing people over bombing the aid caravan. | ||
| It's like a drug addict that you've tried to get help over and over. | ||
| One day they come to you and say, you know what? | ||
| I need help. And you're like, wait, is this real? | ||
| Wait, are you finally coming to the realization that what you're doing is bad for you and everybody around you? | ||
| Is this a revelation? | ||
| Are you going to change? | ||
| We'll see. We'll see. | ||
| Can we stage an intervention for Israel? | ||
| They're addicted to murder. | ||
| Question is, will they relapse like most drug addicts? | ||
| Or can we get them clean once and for all? | ||
| We'll talk about that in just a second. | ||
| What I want to talk about right now is the Ashley Biden diary. | ||
| The story at InfoWars.com says this, DOJ pursues prison time for Ashley Biden diary thief, effectively proves Joe Biden is a pedo. | ||
| As if you needed more proof. | ||
| As if the hours of footage of him trying to eat babies wasn't enough. | ||
| And this, of course, is the exact same thing that happened with Hunter Biden. | ||
| They say his laptop's fake. | ||
| I'll sign letters. It's reported as fake. | ||
| Censorship programs are rolled out on the basis of the belief that the laptop is Russian misinformation, despite it being manifestly obvious that it's not. | ||
| And they deny it, they deny it, they deny it, until Hunter Biden sues the guy that published it. | ||
| Not for defamation, not for libel, not for slander, but for stealing his laptop. | ||
| Which means the laptop was real, which means the information was real. | ||
| And now it's happened again with Ashley Biden. | ||
| And there's some horrific stuff in this diary. | ||
| And again, it's not necessarily about the salacious details, although there's plenty of that. | ||
| It's about the overall trend of who this president is. | ||
| And how he treats the people around him. | ||
| And the craziest thing about this is that you actually have people on the left, on their own volition, trying desperately to spin this story to protect... | ||
| Joe Biden from the revelations his daughter made in her diary. | ||
| And it's almost suspicious, the parallels between the Hunter Biden laptop and the Ashley Biden diary. | ||
| Both of them were just left by the person who was later embarrassed by them. | ||
| Hunter Biden's laptop wasn't stolen. | ||
| He just... | ||
| Gave it to a repair place and never picked it up. | ||
| Ashley Biden's diary, also not stolen. | ||
| It was found in a home where she left it. | ||
| Now the person who found it, published it, because obviously it's information about the President of the United States. | ||
| It has very important and obvious public interest in what was said. | ||
| Amy Harris is her name. | ||
| She found Ashley Biden's diary in a Florida beach home and felt morally obligated to make it public. | ||
| Now Biden's DOJ is seeking prison time as punishment and pretending that she stole it. | ||
| So is this like a cry for help from the Biden children? | ||
| I mean, how do you write a diary saying that your father molested you and then just forget it in a beach house? | ||
| That's crazy. How do you have a laptop Full of pictures of you doing crack with hookers and just forget that you sent it to a repair place. | ||
| Is this a cry for help from the Biden children? | ||
| Like how the Biden dog commander has bit Secret Service 24 times. | ||
| Everybody around Biden or under his control in some way seems to be lashing out continuously, crying out for help from the world around them. | ||
| So again, the craziest thing about this is that you actually have people trying to justify this, trying to obscure this, trying for a really mysterious reason that I can't quite figure out. trying for a really mysterious reason that I can't quite to make this seem less than it is. | ||
| which is horrible. | ||
| Now, I was going to cover this and simply use Ed Krasenstein's tweet here. | ||
| And just talk about who makes a tweet like this. | ||
| But it turns out he's so committed to defending Joe Biden against the accusations from his daughter that he made a video. | ||
| So we'll go to that video in just a second. | ||
| But here's the tweet that he said. | ||
| There are plenty of fathers who have been in the same shower as their young daughters. | ||
| Virtually all pediatricians and child psychologists supported up until a certain age. | ||
| Is this the hill you want to die on? | ||
| Is this what you thought you'd be doing with your life? | ||
| You're up here trying to, like, just, like, I guess, technically, yeah, like, when kids are little, they don't know about being naked, they don't care. | ||
| Why would you write this? | ||
| Why would you write this tweet? | ||
| What would compel you to be like, actually, the showers that Ashley Biden herself said made her feel incredibly uncomfortable and were inappropriate, they were fine, actually. | ||
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She's an idiot. Okay. | |
| If you say so, Ed, I mean, you're on a righteous crusade of some sort. | ||
| I can't wrap my mind around it. | ||
| Not sure what would compel you to try to defend this, but okay. | ||
| I guess. Defend the pedophile. | ||
| Wonderful. And again, it's not just the showers, which, you know, in the diary... | ||
| Look, if you're old enough to write a diary about it, you're probably too old to be taking a shower with your dad. | ||
| And I think if you're old enough to say, this makes me uncomfortable and this is not appropriate, you're old enough to not... | ||
| It's just this whole thing makes me so uncomfortable. | ||
| It's so gross. | ||
| But she says, quote, hyper sexualized at a young age. | ||
| What is this due to? | ||
| Was I molested? | ||
| I think so. | ||
| I can't remember specifics, but I do remember trauma. | ||
| I remember not liking the weasel Zach's house. | ||
| I remember somewhat being sexualized with Caroline. | ||
| I remember having sex with friends at young age, showers with my dad, parentheses, probably not appropriate, being turned on when I wasn't supposed to be. | ||
| I remember the Q-tips. | ||
| It's just like, ooh. | ||
| I hard getting my ears cleaned. | ||
| I hated getting my ears cleaned. | ||
| Yeah, it's just these poor people. | ||
| Just Biden's children. | ||
| You poor victims. | ||
| So we'll get back into this story on the other side. | ||
| I'm sorry. It's the President of the United States. | ||
| And his daughter is just like, I think I blocked it out, but I was definitely molested. | ||
| Definitely those showers with Dad weren't appropriate. | ||
| And here comes Ed Krasenstein to defend Biden against his own daughter as she struggles to deal with the holes left in her brain by the mental anguish being Joe Biden's daughter has left her in. | ||
| Don't worry, Joe. Here comes a white knight to save you from the accusations that your daughter made. | ||
| Why? I don't know. | ||
| We'll see if we can figure it out on the other side. | ||
| All right, welcome back. | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, we're talking about the Ashley Biden diary, which has been confirmed as real. | ||
| As the person who found and leaked it, it's now being charged not with defamation or slander or libel, but rather with theft. | ||
| Confirming once and for all it's true, I look forward to the retractions from all of the fact-checking websites. | ||
| You know, like Snopes. | ||
| Like Snopes who fact-checked it and said it's unfounded, it's not real, doesn't exist. | ||
| "In regard to the alleged authenticity of the diary itself, some have claimed that the FBI has issued statements confirming it's real. | ||
| Fact-checking website PolitiFact has debunked this claim, issued a rating of false." Yeah, false. | ||
| No, it's not real. | ||
| It's totally not real. | ||
| But we are going to send the person who stole it to prison for theft. | ||
| So it is real. | ||
| So it is, in fact, real. | ||
| So I guess you can go back and... | ||
| Delete all of these fact-checking articles claiming it's not real. | ||
| I mean, the damage has already been done, obviously. | ||
| You know, the people that may have heard this and thought, what the hell? | ||
| This is concerning. I better go... | ||
| I better check if this is real. | ||
| And they go to Snopes or PolitiFact and are... | ||
| Assured, you know, from the authorities. | ||
| This is not real. | ||
| This must have been made up. | ||
| But of course it was real because they were lying to you. | ||
| Because they were protecting Joe. | ||
| Because he's a pedophile. | ||
| You understand? Because he's corrupt is why he's president. | ||
| Because he is a scumbag. | ||
| Just a font of evil. | ||
| Like this pig pen from... | ||
| Peanuts. Instead of dirt, it's just like some sickly miasma of evil surrounding him at all times. | ||
| And that really is sort of the spirit that you get from reading Ashley Biden's diary. | ||
| Again, I feel bad for her for a number of reasons, not the least of which that her personal diary was leaked. | ||
| I legitimately think it may have been some sort of call for help. | ||
| I don't think you leave something like this somewhere by accident, especially not when your father is vice president of the United States. | ||
| So I feel bad for her, but at the same time, there is a public interest obligation we have to cover this stuff, considering the fact that the man is president of the United States, and this diary is chock full of disturbing information about him. | ||
| National File released this story. | ||
| And here's just one example of one of the passages that really gives you a good idea of what it's like to be a Biden. | ||
| National File published several pages from what the whistleblower has identified as a 2019 diary of Ashley Blazer Biden, the 39-year-old daughter of Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden in the diary. | ||
| So this, of course, was written in 2020, I believe. | ||
| In the diary, the author details her relationship with the person she identifies as her brother named Hunter, who was in the process of buying a home in early 2019. | ||
| In an entry dated February 4th, 2019, the author wrote, Hunter Biden turned 49 years old on that date. | ||
| I guess tonight I will figure out what I want to ask and what I want to say. | ||
| She wrote, he is home today signing papers for his new house. | ||
| Later in the diary, page 55, the author wrote, I put a lot of pressure on myself to figure everything out. | ||
| If dad runs and runs for the presidency, H truly messes everything up with the home buy. | ||
| It all makes me nervous, but that's not happening today. | ||
| I have to stay in the moment. It all feels so heavy, but I need to keep it easy. | ||
| So this is what it's like to be a Biden. | ||
| To just, like, it's right there. | ||
| I mean, you might as well just admit, like, yeah, we're corrupt. | ||
| Like, if we buy this house, people are going to ask questions about how we got the money, and that's going to mess up Dad's chance to be president. | ||
| Because we're criminals. | ||
| Because we constantly are living with the threat of exposure dangling over our heads at any moment. | ||
| And their family is so shattered and broken by this constant state of anxiety. | ||
| That their relationships have fallen apart completely, as can be expected. | ||
| Not even getting into the dirty details. | ||
| It really, it's just kind of depressing, isn't it? | ||
| Isn't it kind of just sad? | ||
| It's like, my brother texted me for the first time in a year. | ||
| I'm really nervous about our therapy session tomorrow. | ||
| It's like, oh my God. | ||
| Oh my God, what have you done to these children, Joe? | ||
| Kind of the same thing you're doing to the country, now that I think about it. | ||
| And it's just one of these things, isn't it? | ||
| It's just one of these things. | ||
| Joe Biden, accused by his own daughter in a private diary of taking inappropriate showers with her, of likely molesting her, of sexualizing her at an early age. | ||
| Just painful to even say it, let alone understand that it's real. | ||
| And somehow that's not even as bad as Donald Trump sleeping with a porn star and then being blackmailed over it. | ||
| That's the thing they're outraged about. | ||
| They're outraged because Donald Trump's such a scumbag because he slept with a professional sex haver. | ||
| Joe Biden creeping out his daughter in the bath somehow not only... | ||
| Not as bad. They're actually going out of their way to defend it. | ||
| So let's go now to this video. | ||
| This is Ed Krasenstein, who for some godforsaken reason felt like he needed to come out and defend President Joe Biden from his own daughter's testimony or diary about what he did to her. | ||
| Again, I'm just trying to figure out what's compelling Ed Krasenstein to do this. | ||
| I don't get it, Ed. | ||
| Let's watch. Yes. | ||
| Those who stole and sold Ashley Biden's diary should be held liable. | ||
| No, Ashley Biden's diary has not been confirmed for legitimacy. | ||
| What? No, Ashley Biden's diary does not claim that Joe Biden did anything illegal to her. | ||
| Hold on, hold on, hold on. | ||
| Oh boy. | ||
| Already, Ed, what are we doing here, Ed? | ||
| What is this? What are you trying to pull here? | ||
| I'm honestly wondering. | ||
| Okay. How can they charge somebody with stealing an object that they didn't steal? | ||
| If the diary wasn't real, then it wasn't stolen. | ||
| If the diary was stolen, then it's real. | ||
| So what are you saying? | ||
| I mean, you can't just make a statement. | ||
| You can't just say, yes, Ashley Biden's diary was stolen and the person who stole it is being charged for it. | ||
| But no, that doesn't mean the diary is real. | ||
| These two things are incompatible. | ||
| You can't just say that, Ed. | ||
| That doesn't make sense. | ||
| This is... It's beyond cognitive dissonance. | ||
| That's a lie. That's a lie you just said. | ||
| So why? Why are you going out of your way to do this? | ||
| Okay, you really want to sort of nitpick about the legality versus illegality of showering with your daughter at a time when she was uncomfortable with it? | ||
| Okay, yeah, you can make that argument, sure. | ||
| I guess, if that's what you want to do with your life, okay. | ||
| Let's go back to Ed, who's telling us the intricate legality of just when you can and can't take a shower with your daughter against her permission. | ||
| Let's go back to the video. | ||
| Quote, showers with my dad, probably not appropriate. | ||
| End quote. Yeah. | ||
| That's what it says. And your instinct is to defend the man. | ||
| And somehow people are making this out to be, oh, Joe Biden molested her. | ||
| Joe Biden hurt her. | ||
| Joe Biden did something terrible to her. | ||
| Okay, let's just go ahead and let's pause it right there again. | ||
| I wonder if you notice the line one, two, three, four, five lines above that say, was I molested? | ||
| I think so. So there is that, you know, and it's immediately followed by inappropriate showers with my dad. | ||
| So when you say people are somehow twisting this to mean she was molested, she does say, quote, was I molested? | ||
| I think so. So there is that, Ed. | ||
| You chose to ignore that. | ||
| Again, I have to ask why. | ||
| Why are you making this video? | ||
| Why are you defending Joe Biden seriously? | ||
| For potentially molesting his daughter. | ||
| Why are you doing this, Ed? | ||
| What is compelling you? | ||
| Why are you lying about it? | ||
| Why are you hiding parts of it that do say that he's molesting someone? | ||
| Just what compels somebody to sit there and their daughter is saying, yeah, when I was a kid, he took inappropriate showers with me and I think I was molested. | ||
| And they're like, technically, that's not illegal. | ||
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Okay, sweetie. Welcome back, folks. | |
| We have a lot of news to get to today. | ||
| So I'm trying to finish up with the Ashley Biden diary coverage here. | ||
| I apologize for taking me a little while to get through this. | ||
| It's like we're trudging through the mud. | ||
| What you don't need right now... | ||
| ...is the clinical mainstream treatment of this. | ||
| The diary claiming to be Ashley Biden's, which was discredited by the FBI, which had salacious details about Joe Biden and were unsubstantiated. | ||
| The person who stole and released it is now a criminal. | ||
| And let's move on to other news. | ||
| Like, we need to understand what's happening here. | ||
| We need to understand... How this all came about. | ||
| And why the hell there are leftists like Ed Krasenstein going out of their way to argue against the horrific things that we find in the diary. | ||
| Just why? Why? | ||
| Why though? But why? | ||
| Honestly. Does he do this in his personal life, I wonder? | ||
| People are standing around going, yeah, you know, it's really, really troubling. | ||
| Remember that guy? Remember that guy that used to live down the street? | ||
| Yeah, he got busted. He was taking showers with his teenage daughter. | ||
| Apparently not very appropriate. | ||
| I was like, wait guys, that's not illegal though. | ||
| No, but that's actually fine that he did. | ||
| It's like, really Ed? | ||
| Because we're all real disturbed by this. | ||
| Not sure why that upsets you. | ||
| Let's go back to Ed Krasenstein, who again is making the case. | ||
| I guess that Ashley Biden... | ||
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Just, I don't know, suck it up? | |
| I don't know what his message here is. | ||
| What she says is, I think I was molested. | ||
| I don't exactly remember, but I remember being traumatized. | ||
| And I remember the showers with my dad that weren't appropriate. | ||
| For some reason, again, it's like, why would you not include that part? | ||
| Because it directly contradicts the point you're trying to make, then maybe you shouldn't be making that point, Ed. | ||
| So let's go back to Ed, who has left out the line before that says, quote, was I molested? | ||
| I think so. Now, if you remove that, then he's right. | ||
| It doesn't say I was molested. | ||
| No, it does not say I was molested if you ignore the part that says that. | ||
| Sure, Ed, good argument. | ||
| Let's go back to Ed. Just try to figure out what he's doing here exactly. | ||
| It hasn't been verified. | ||
| The chain of custody matters here. | ||
| How many hands did this diary pass through before it got to the media outlet that leaked it? | ||
| A lot. Do we know if anything was edited, added, changed? | ||
| No, we don't. Am I saying it was? | ||
| No, I'm not. The diary nearly says showers with my dad. | ||
| And was I molested? | ||
| I think so. Yeah. | ||
| Yeah. Now, some of you might say it is never appropriate for a father to be in the same shower with their daughter. | ||
| That's not the argument. If you ask most pediatricians or child psychologists, they'll probably say somewhere between the age of three and five, it is no longer appropriate for a father to be in the same shower. | ||
| Why are you making this argument, Ed? | ||
| We don't know how old Ashley Biden was when she, quote, took showers with her father. | ||
| Old enough to remember. | ||
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Old enough to remember. | |
| You know, the parts that her brain hasn't blocked out in a trauma response. | ||
| Like, seriously, when he starts getting into the weeds with Chain of Custody, doesn't that make you want to barf? | ||
| It's weird. It's very weird. | ||
| Why would he make this? | ||
| I legitimately don't understand. | ||
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And Ed's a good dude. Okay. | |
| If you say so. | ||
| Why is he doing this? | ||
| Can we call him? Can we get him on the horn here? | ||
| I want to know, Ed. | ||
| Hey, uh, Ed, can we revisit your stance on showering with young daughters? | ||
| Yeah. I just, I want to know why you're making the argument. | ||
| Because, like, again, you just put it in the context of Trump where it's like, You know, nothing he's done has even been remotely as creepy or weird or probably illegal as what Biden's being accused of. | ||
| And if he was, you think we'd come out and go, well, I mean, but how old? | ||
| I mean, but if she's under three, isn't that fine? | ||
| No, we wouldn't do that. | ||
| I don't understand what's compelling you, Ed. | ||
| You might want to delete that video before more people see it. | ||
| Ed's going to bat. | ||
| He's going to bat for Joe Biden. | ||
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He's on the warpath. | |
| He's having arguments on Twitter. | ||
| Really trying to justify him. | ||
| I mean, I don't know. Okay. I don't even know. | ||
| I can't even... | ||
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I don't even know what to say. | |
| I don't even know what to say. | ||
| I'm so sorry, Ashley Biden. | ||
| So sorry your dad is who he is, because not only were you probably molested, sexualized at a young age, grew up in a house shattered by betrayal and coercion and control and obsession with money and power, | ||
| but when the truth about your situation comes out and your heartfelt cries of trauma are published to the world, Leftists come out to tell you actually it's fine. | ||
| It wasn't that bad. | ||
| Actually, everyone showers with their daughter. | ||
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Okay. Alright, we'll move on. | |
| We have any funny videos? | ||
| Shake it off. Anything else we can go to? | ||
| Let's check real quick. | ||
| Nope. Nope. | ||
| Everything's terrible. Right. | ||
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I forgot. Okay. | |
| We do have a bunch of important videos. | ||
| Some good videos here. Some horrible videos. | ||
| Some insane, just absolutely mind-blowing videos. | ||
| Oh, clip four is a good one. | ||
| You're right. This was censored. | ||
| This guy, we played his video before. | ||
| I need to find out what this guy's name is. | ||
| I think it'll appear on screen. But liberals. | ||
| are making the case for Donald Trump. | ||
| They don't realize that's what they're doing because they don't realize that their position is an insane position of madmen. | ||
| Their understanding of reality is so far off the mark. | ||
| They'll actually sit there and say things that are good that Donald Trump's doing, but they think they're making an argument against him. | ||
| It's kind of confusing. They are so disconnected from what just normal, average people understand about the way you govern a country that they'll literally sit there making a video going, Donald Trump is promising he's going to give everyone free chocolate ice cream. | ||
| It's like, you're saying that like it's a bad thing, but you just said free chocolate ice cream. | ||
| How? What do you... | ||
| Are you human? Are you a human being? | ||
| Do you understand what human beings want in their lives? | ||
| You're making a video talking about what Donald Trump's doing. | ||
| You think it sounds bad because you're crazy and disconnected with reality, but normal people are hearing you say a list of cool things that are good and that we need to have in this country. | ||
| So let's watch as this TikToker breaks down what she thinks is a list of bad things that Trump's going to do, not realizing that she's kind of making an ad for Trump. | ||
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I don't know how Trump did it, but he managed to get under the desk news to do a campaign ad for him. | |
| And I gotta say, V crushed it. | ||
| Check it out. Here are the first 15 promises he has made if he is re-elected. | ||
| First, he promises that he will carry out the largest domestic deportation operation in history. | ||
| Well, the current record holder is Obama, but I got faith Trump can outdo him. | ||
| He will also ask for the death sentence for anyone convicted of human trafficking. | ||
| If you're a person who opposes that, go ahead and speak up. | ||
| We'd love to know more about you. | ||
| He will close the Department of Education and return all education standards to the states to decide. | ||
| You know what also returns to the states when they eliminate the Federal Department of Education? | ||
| $84 billion per year. | ||
| It's what we're spending to have a National Department of Education that doesn't do a f***ing Yeah, if you're opposed to the school systems having an additional $84 billion every year, go ahead and speak up on that one. | ||
| We'll put prayer back into school. | ||
| No, he won't. What that means is he will allow people to pray in school. | ||
| There has never been and never will be forced prayer in public school. | ||
| He's just saying you should be allowed to if you want to. | ||
| He will criminalize any race-based advantage programs. | ||
| Good. Any program based on race is inherently racist. | ||
| Nobody should have an advantage because of the color of their skin. | ||
| He will end the Affordable Care Act. | ||
| Good, that thing's been a f***ing disaster. | ||
| That program helped nobody. | ||
| It's made s*** far more expensive. | ||
| He will ban gender-affirming care for adults and children, and he will ban any federal dollars from going towards gender-affirming care. | ||
| Thank God these people will finally be able to focus on getting the mental health care they deserve. | ||
| Which means anyone with government-provided healthcare will no longer be able to access gender-affirming care except for Viagra and Cialis. | ||
| Since when did Viagra and Cialis become part of gender-affirming care? | ||
| What the f*** is gender-affirming about Viagra and Cialis? | ||
| Were you just throwing that in there to try to talk s***? | ||
| Sorry, but there's nothing gender-affirming about boner pills. | ||
| He will propose a constitutional amendment that gives a term limit to Congress. | ||
| Oh, you mean that thing where the 90% of Americans support? | ||
| That constitutional amendment will pass faster than any amendment in history. | ||
| He will deploy the Department of Justice to investigate the Biden crime family and any of his adversaries or political rivals. | ||
| OV, do we not know how quotes work? | ||
| Because yes, he did say he was going to deploy the Department of Justice to investigate the Biden crime family. | ||
| So the quotes were correct there. | ||
| But the political rivals and adversaries part? | ||
| Yeah, you don't need to quote that because you made that up. | ||
| He will immediately pardon all of the January 6th. | ||
| Good, because the prison term given to those people was f***ing ridiculous. | ||
| He will increase the penalties for underage criminal offenders. | ||
| I could go either way on that one, but I'm not really opposed to it. | ||
| Strength and immunity for police officers. | ||
| Since they protect us, our government should be protecting them. | ||
| And deploy the National Guard to patrol woke cities. | ||
| Again, V, with the quote bull. | ||
| Not his fault that the woke cities are where all the crime is. | ||
| If you have a problem with a city deploying the National Guard, take that out with Kathy Hochul, who's a Democrat, by the way. | ||
| On day one, he will reassess our participation in NATO. Good, because this is the current breakdown in spending. | ||
| The annual budget for NATO is $1.3 trillion, of which we pay $860 billion. | ||
| Yeah, these countries. | ||
| We don't need to be paying for their defense. | ||
| He will also restore the wonderful travel ban for Muslims coming to America. | ||
| Oh my god, you're still trying to refer to that as the Muslim ban? | ||
| Because what it really is is a ban on travel to America from any country who does not do criminal background checks before issuing a passport. | ||
| It's a ban on allowing criminals to fly to the U.S. Their religion doesn't f***ing matter. | ||
| We'll remove all of the limits on American natural gas exports and drill baby drill for oil domestically. | ||
| You recognize Biden's already doing that over the last six months, right? | ||
| That's why gas prices came down for a little bit? | ||
| Because Biden allowed for more drilling and more extraction of oil than at any point in our history. | ||
| And yes, being energy independent would be f***ing wonderful. | ||
| He will impose a tariff of up to 60% on Chinese imports. | ||
| Oh good, our tariffs on Chinese products will finally match up with what the Chinese tariff us for. | ||
| But you probably didn't know that because you didn't do any research before trying to talk ****. | ||
| He will extend the 2017 tax cuts and drop the corporate tax rate from 21% to 15%. | ||
| Sweet, because the 2017 tax cuts were ****. | ||
| If you don't believe that, pause to read. | ||
| And as far as dropping the corporate tax rate from 21 to 15, good, that'll be an extra 6% they can reinvest in their business. | ||
| Which, if you're unaware, usually means hiring more people. | ||
| He will push Congress to pass legislation that would give every American the right to concealed carry anywhere at any time. | ||
| And he will revoke any gun restrictions or legislation that seeks to inhibit people's ability to own guns that's been passed in the last several years. | ||
| Oh goody. We'll finally get back to being a f*** around and find out type of country. | ||
| He will demand that Europe pay back all the money we gave Ukraine, and then he will use all of that money to recruit for the American military. | ||
| Well, Europe's not going to do that, but I like the idea. | ||
| He will take billions and billions of dollars from private university endowments by taxing, fining, and suing the universities. | ||
| I f***ing love that idea. | ||
| And then he will use that money to create the American Academy, a free online college. | ||
| Oh no, actual free college. | ||
| How terrible. So, that's Agenda 47. | ||
| And it's f***ing awesome. | ||
| Brilliant stuff. The older millennial dot one on TikTok. | ||
| I like that guy. | ||
| The last few videos I've seen, very good from him. | ||
| Yeah, it sounds awesome. | ||
| It sounds great. It sounds like he's got a plan to solve all of the problems that you people have caused. | ||
| Great. Wonderful. | ||
| That's literally what she's saying. | ||
| She's literally just mad that the problems that they've caused are going to be solved. | ||
| That is the summation of everything we just heard her say. | ||
| Now, I'm still stuck on this Ashley Biden. | ||
| I know we tried to move on, but I realized something as I was going through some of the other headlines that Liberals coming out in defense of accused or even proven molesters or rapists is not even just not out of the ordinary. | ||
| It's actually sort of a constant thing, if you think about it. | ||
| We've got a couple headlines here to prove it. | ||
| From Infowars, Family Sue's school district claims cover-up after two boys gang-raped nine-year-old daughter. | ||
| America, folks. | ||
| Don't you love living in America? | ||
| A family living in the liberal hellhole of Portland, Oregon is suing the city school district after school administrators allegedly tried to cover up the gang raping of their nine-year-old daughter. | ||
| According to court documents, a pair of older male students told the girl to ask the teacher to go to the restroom or else they'd, quote, find out where she lived. | ||
| Next, the boys were accused of following the girl into a bathroom stall, removing her pants, and taking turns raping her as she tried to fight back. | ||
| One boy allegedly blocked the door to the restroom as the other molested the child. | ||
| Just, okay, just really soak in what it's like to be a child under the care of the U.S. government these days. | ||
| Understand that when this was discovered, the school covered it up. | ||
| The school did not report to the police. | ||
| The boys were only suspended for one day for gang raping a little girl. | ||
| They were really just emulating the 46th President of the United States. | ||
| Maybe that'd be a good defense. | ||
| Failed to protect this 9-year-old girl. | ||
| Credit goes to the father of one of the boys who contacted school officials after learning about the incident. | ||
| The lawsuit claims school officials undertook their own, quote, internal investigation by interviewing the victim, but not calling her family or the authorities. | ||
| Didn't even call the girls family. | ||
| She interrogated a nine-year-old rape victim without even letting her parents be there or even telling them that the event happened. | ||
| It'd be one thing to be the father of this girl learning about this. | ||
| Hard to imagine. Even being the father of one of the boys, right? | ||
| Hey, it's the counselor from the school. | ||
| I'm calling to let you know that your son has been suspended for a day. | ||
| Oh, man, what'd he do this time? | ||
| What'd he do this time? | ||
| He's in trouble again. What was it? | ||
| He and another boy trapped a girl in a room and raped her continuously. | ||
| I'm sorry, what? | ||
| What did you just say? | ||
| I mean, so good on the dad for actually, like, calling this out. | ||
| When the girl's father learned of the tragic situation, he took her to a local hospital as well as an abuse facility where experts concluded the reported sexual abuse was highly concerning. | ||
| After doing its own investigation, this district suspended each boy for one day. | ||
| It wasn't the girl's first encounter with unwanted sexual advances at the school, as she claimed another student previously touched her privates over her clothes and another tried to kiss her without her consent. | ||
| How much do you think race has to play with this? | ||
| Do you think race plays a role in this? | ||
| Anybody want to speculate as to the races of the people involved? | ||
| I wonder. So there's something about liberalism that compels people To cover up sexual attacks against women. | ||
| It's kind of a continuous thing. | ||
| Whether it's the literal rape gangs in Rotherham. | ||
| Systematically industrializing rape of white girls. | ||
| In England, with again the cooperation of the government. | ||
| Sometimes orphanages would just rent girls out. | ||
| This is the craziest thing. There's literally stories where state-run orphanages in the UK... Just adult Muslim men would show up and go, oh, I'm here for Katie. | ||
| And they would go, okay, go with him, Katie. | ||
| Have fun. And then they would return the girl bloody and bruised and on drugs. | ||
| And the orphanage wouldn't even report it. | ||
| And the next day when the guy came back, they'd send the girl with him again. | ||
| That literally happened in the UK. When we say that we're run by pedophiles, when we say that the system is designed to rape humanity, it's very literal what we're talking about here. | ||
| If you send your child to public school today, it's not unlikely that they're being trapped in a prison-like building with a bunch of older children Criminal children that are cooperating with the teachers to molest and rape her. | ||
| And then the teachers and the principals are covering it up and not punishing them, not telling the authorities, not even telling the parents that it happened because they're kind of complicit. | ||
| It's kind of like they're accessories after the fact or even before the fact. | ||
| I mean, my God. | ||
| I don't know if you thought that was the only example I had from today, but it's not. | ||
| Oh, it's certainly not. So, okay, I mean, you can read into this what you will, but we've got Joe Biden's daughter writing that she was likely molested and that she's literally blocked out traumatic memories that have to do with her father taking showers with her at an inappropriate age. | ||
| And we've got leftists coming out on their own volition to defend Joe Biden and try to obscure and downplay this horrifying revelation. | ||
| And you've got little girls in school being threatened and gang raped by fellow students only to have the teachers and the administration conceal it from the parents, cover it up, and give the boys a punishment that's less than stealing an eraser would get you. | ||
| Okay? And then we have this story, where the SPLC has now added gays against groomers to their extremist files because they said that Aubrey Hale, the deeply disturbed trans woman who shot up an elementary school as a deranged psychopath, | ||
| was discriminatory. What is it about liberalism that compels them to cover up in any way they can The most deranged members of our society and the most sickening acts of victimization. | ||
| What is wrong with these people? | ||
| Honestly, it's a legitimate question. | ||
| What is wrong with these people? Because we've got to solve this. | ||
| We've got to do something about this. | ||
| It's like a perpetual thing. | ||
| School officials undertook their own internal investigation. | ||
| Now, it's similar to what happened in Loudoun County. | ||
| Very similar thing. | ||
| In that case, it was specifically and explicitly to cover up the effects of their policy because they wanted that policy to continue. | ||
| Because that's what happened in the liberal mind. | ||
| You have a policy that you say is good. | ||
| And you say that to oppose that policy is hateful and evil and based on bias and misinformation. | ||
| You think if we let trans kids into the bathroom, they're going to, what, be raping girls? | ||
| And then that's exactly what happens. | ||
| And because that eventuality proves their enemies right, proves their policy wrong, which in turn undermines their entire world vision and ideology and concept of reality... | ||
| They think it's better to cover up the rape, let the person get away with it, let them go on to literally rape another girl in the same way at a different school. | ||
| That's preferable to them than allowing the falsity, the absurdity, the nonsense of their own policies be exposed. | ||
| That's just their mindset. | ||
| That's just like how these people operate. | ||
| So that's what I don't know. I imagine there was something like that in the story from Oregon 2. | ||
| Either the girl was white and the boys were black or the boys were trans. | ||
| I have a feeling that there was some political motivation for concealing the gang rape of a nine-year-old from her own parents. | ||
| To interrogate a nine-year-old rape victim on her own without even letting her see her parents first. | ||
| Do you understand the levels of psychological trauma, literal physical trauma, that the leftists will inflict on you in pursuit of their own goals? | ||
| That when it comes to a choice between a policy that is clearly wrong and bad, That hurts people or admitting they're wrong, they always choose that first policy. | ||
| It is a particular strain of madness in the leftist character that is hard to describe in terms of just how evil it is. | ||
| There's a satanic impulse in these people that eventually, if they get power, Could lead to tens of millions of people starving to death, as it has in the past, in exactly the same circumstances. | ||
| Not exactly, but in analogous circumstances. | ||
| I point it out all the time, but it's just a great example, very pertinent one, history of the communists, where their plans for land distribution and getting rid of the farmers turned out to be wrong, but they can't admit that, so they'd rather let tens of millions of people starve to death, They'd rather let your daughter be raped than admit they were wrong. | ||
| They'd rather let a pedophile be president than admit they were wrong. | ||
| And they'd rather let trans people get away with shooting up a school than admit they were wrong. | ||
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So that's where we are. | |
| So that's where we are in this country. | ||
| Are there any more stories from today of leftists covering up horrific crimes because the crimes themselves disprove the claims of the leftists? | ||
| I mean, I didn't expect to find any of these stories, but so far we've got three today. | ||
| So, I mean, how many more are there, do you think? | ||
| Three examples in a single day of leftists allowing really, really disturbing crime, things I don't even like talking about, happen unabated. | ||
| They'll silence you. | ||
| They'll put you on a list. | ||
| SPLC put Gays Against Groomers on a list, the extremist list, because they called a school shooter a deranged psychopath. | ||
| Because she's trans. | ||
| And I guess a trans person... | ||
| Can't be a psychopath in these people's minds? | ||
| What is the impulse to cover this stuff up? | ||
| What is the impulse? | ||
| I think it's a narcissistic one. | ||
| I think at the end of the day it goes down to a psychopathic level of narcissism. | ||
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Matt, you've got breaking news? Hey, yeah, don't mean to interrupt. | |
| One of our regular callers just gave me a call and let me know there's just been an earthquake in New York City. | ||
| Really? Apparently a high enough magnitude that has brought down a couple of houses. | ||
| Clown Car says that his house collapsed due to an earthquake in New York City. | ||
| Holy... So you're hearing it here first? | ||
| Wow, yeah, three minutes ago, Chris Hayes, oh, was that an earthquake in New York City? | ||
| So yeah, there's not even a story about this yet. | ||
| It's just tweets from individuals who felt it. | ||
| Earthquake in Dutchess County, New York right now, says Dan Scavino. | ||
| All right, breaking news, folks. | ||
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Earthquake in New York. | |
| It's a good day for Angelina to call in. | ||
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We'll be right back, folks. Welcome back, folks. | |
| It's as though there was an earthquake in New York. | ||
| No media stories about this yet, but people are reporting it from around the city. | ||
| We have Clown Car on the line. | ||
| Clown Car, thanks for calling in. | ||
| Tell us what you've just experienced. | ||
| So, I live in Dyke-Eyes, Brooklyn, and I'm hearing the wine glass that we have in the rack start clanging. | ||
| I'm like, I don't even have any windows open because it's really cold. | ||
| And I'm like, I don't want to... | ||
| So I run into the kitchen, and I'm watching the whole wine rack shake back and forth, and all the glass is clanging, and I'm feeling the floor starting to fuck it, you know, because it started slow. | ||
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So it started within the glasses, then my feet started moving, and I said, what the hell's going on here? | |
| And then I hear my mother-in-law scream, people across the street scream. | ||
| I'm standing out in the middle of the street now. | ||
| And it's on Channel 7 News now. | ||
| Look, look, look. Put it on Channel 7 News. | ||
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It just popped up. It says all of New York is... | |
| That's crazy. | ||
| So, is your house... | ||
| I mean, how big was it? | ||
| I don't know if you've experienced an earthquake before, but... | ||
| I have a three-story single-family home with a full basement, and we felt the whole house go back side to side. | ||
| So, I... The guy, I'm looking at my neighbor's house right now, like his blind fell inside of his house. | ||
| What else? I can't really see any damage out here on the street, but Harrison, I tell you, I never felt nothing like it. | ||
| I said, the ground was moving under my feet, and it started with wine glasses clinging. | ||
| And I said, who the hell's clinging wine glasses? | ||
| The world's ending. Who the hell's drinking wine now? | ||
| It's 8 to 9 o'clock in the morning. | ||
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So, I'm just... | |
| Yeah, if you could just watch the swear words, clown car. | ||
| Obviously, this is a big deal. | ||
| I get your passion, but we are on terrestrial radio, and I really don't want to have to drop you. | ||
| I'm looking at the feed from ABC7 right now. | ||
| 4.8 magnitude earthquake confirmed in Lebanon, New Jersey. | ||
| But I guess it was big enough to be felt. | ||
| Throughout New York, because we're seeing reports from people all over the city saying they felt the earthquake. | ||
| But no buildings went down. | ||
| I mean, this wasn't something that knocked buildings down in your area. | ||
| Clankar? Did we lose him? | ||
| Clankar, are you there? Says we're still connected with him, but we don't hear him. | ||
| It could be that... | ||
| You know, everybody around him is calling people right now and is just overloading the cell system. | ||
| Or it could be that cell towers, you know, got knocked over near him. | ||
| Let's try to call him back if we can. | ||
| Maybe we'll open up the phone lines for people from New York. | ||
| Call in. | ||
| That's incredibly rare, if I'm not mistaken. | ||
| We'll see if there's any more information about this. | ||
| uh Posted right now. | ||
| But I mean the whole thing about New York is that it's basically on bedrock. | ||
| That's why they can handle so many tall buildings because they cement the foundations directly into the bedrock. | ||
| It's not far beneath the surface there. | ||
| And I don't... | ||
| When was the last earthquake in the New York area? | ||
| Magnitude 4.8 earthquake has been reported three miles northeast of Lebanon, New Jersey. | ||
| Tremors felt in New York City. Philadelphia and Boston. | ||
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That is a huge, huge earthquake. | |
| And obviously with the earthquake in Taiwan, obviously earthquakes have been a big... | ||
| Topic of discussion. Recently, but even before the earthquake in Taiwan, we had the caller Angelina call in warning about the effects of the eclipse causing earthquakes in the New Madrid fault line. | ||
| Dutch sends in space weather news. | ||
| I mean, all these geological observers have been speaking out quite strongly recently. | ||
| Warning about massive earthquakes happening recently. | ||
| In concert with the total solar eclipse. | ||
| Man, isn't it crazy how human activity, when things get crazy in society, it's like the earth also gets crazy. | ||
| You wouldn't think that was the case. | ||
| So these are the images from Taiwan. | ||
| So obviously not as big as that. | ||
| I believe that was a 7.4 or 7.2 on the Richter scale in Taiwan. | ||
| This is a 4.8 measured with the epicenter in Lebanon, New Jersey. | ||
| We're trying to reconnect with Clown Car. | ||
| Who felt the effects of the earthquake. | ||
| I'm just seeing more people just say there was an earthquake. | ||
| New Yorkers are like bodegas. | ||
| Just like bodegas, earthquakes are actually unique to New York City. | ||
| Nobody else actually has earthquakes. | ||
| Only we do. BIPOC doing racism. | ||
| Responds to a post saying that New York City has been hit with an... | ||
| Hopefully it crumbles to the ground. | ||
| Wow. I don't want to say that. | ||
| Kleincar, we lost you there for a second. | ||
| So no buildings collapsing around you? | ||
| Not around me, but why? | ||
| Is it showing anything anywhere else? | ||
| No. Well, we're not getting very many images out right now. | ||
| Apparently, I don't know if you were on when I said it. | ||
| Apparently it was a 4.8 earthquake. | ||
| The epicenter was in Lebanon, New Jersey. | ||
| But it's been felt in Boston, Philadelphia, and New York. | ||
| So a massive, massive earthquake. | ||
| Have you ever felt an earthquake in New York? | ||
| Never. Never, ever, ever in my life. | ||
| I'm 53 years old. I know we had one back, I think it was 95, 98, somewhere around there. | ||
| And it lasted for a few seconds, but I was asleep through it. | ||
| So I don't remember. | ||
| When I woke up, everybody told me there was an earthquake. | ||
| Look at that. I'd sleep through a friggin' earthquake, right? | ||
| But I didn't sleep through this one, Harrison. | ||
| It shook my house, and it really, you know, it shook me back to reality, bro. | ||
| This is all going down the way they planned, and they're gonna shake us out of our foundation? | ||
| I mean, that's where we're at right now. | ||
| I'm literally shook out of my foundation, dude. | ||
| Yeah, no, that is pretty crazy. | ||
| I mean, obviously, people in California and stuff sort of... | ||
| Oh, my God. Harrison, there is damage, bro. | ||
| Harrison, I got damage to my... | ||
| Oh, my God, my house. | ||
| Holy cow, dude. I'll send you pictures of this. | ||
| I got huge cracks in my foundation up to my house. | ||
| Lord. That's not good. | ||
| No, not at all. Holy cow, this thing goes one, two, three, four... | ||
| It goes like six feet, bro. | ||
| Oh, shit, Harrison. | ||
| Watch your language, Clown Car. | ||
| All right, all right. Let me... | ||
| Let me run and get her out of work because I don't want her in age. | ||
| You need to. | ||
| Thank you for letting us know. | ||
| Man, experts warn NYC to come down like a house of cards of a 5.0 earthquake struck along the 125th Street fault line and the Big Apple is overdue one. | ||
| This story from Daily Mail published in April of 2018. | ||
| 5.0 quake would cause $39 million worth of damage, I think it just said. | ||
| And we just had a 4.8 in New Jersey. | ||
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Harrison, I'm telling you, it's just the trees in front of my house. | |
| I was watching the trees go back and forth. | ||
| I said, oh, we're really having an earthquake? | ||
| Like, it hits you so surreal, like you can't believe it's happening, you know what I mean? | ||
| Yeah, that's... | ||
| Hey, did you hear it? | ||
| Did you feel it out here, the earthquake or no? | ||
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Did you feel it? You're walking the mail, right? | |
| See? Look at that. | ||
| A guy walking on the street didn't feel it. | ||
| We just had an earthquake. A serious one. | ||
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It took the whole house. Yeah. | |
| But on the do-do-do, check out your thing there. | ||
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What's the alert say? What's it say? | |
| No, it's just to ask if everyone's okay, but I had no idea why it's not. | ||
| That both of us are saying you're an alert? | ||
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That's weird. He didn't feel it walking down the road. | |
| Wow. We had an earthquake just now. | ||
| 4.9... These are fault lines in the thing. | ||
| All right, well, hey, thank you, Clown Car, for calling in and giving us this update. | ||
| We're probably the first media outlet to report this since it happened only minutes after the earthquake happened. | ||
| Thank you very much. That's what InfoWarrior does, brother. | ||
| He brings the truth and he brings the... | ||
| The information like the virus. | ||
| That was great. Thank you very much. | ||
| I hope everything's all right with you. | ||
| Hope your house is okay and your family and friends and everybody's all right. | ||
| We're gonna be looking into this. | ||
| Thank you, Clown Car. Always, always appreciate your input. | ||
| We'll be back on the other side, folks. | ||
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Stay with us. All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| This is the American Journal. | ||
| An earthquake, a 4.8 magnitude earthquake, has just struck just outside of New York City with reverberations felt in Boston, Philadelphia, and New York. | ||
| Epp Center just outside of Lebanon, New Jersey. | ||
| And Dutch Sins is live now. | ||
| He was already going live talking about seven earthquakes that struck along the eastern coast of Asia. | ||
| Let's go to Dutch Sins now and he'll give us a little rundown of what just happened. | ||
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Unicom Science and Technology Park. | |
| Nothing could go wrong there. | ||
| Right? This is from just a minute or two again. | ||
| So let's recap. If you're just now tuning in, the largest earthquake in years for the East Coast of the United States has struck. | ||
| Right outside of New York, 30 to 40 miles outside of New York, and lots of people likely feeling that quake. | ||
| If you want to know where it came from, all you got to do is play a game of Connect the Dots and trace it back over to the West Coast. | ||
| That's where the wave that caused the quake on the East Coast came from. | ||
| And this wave has dropped off the earthquakes all the way along the blade, and we were looking for this to happen. | ||
| It was in the forecast from two days ago, saved on my YouTube channel, if you want to go see it. | ||
| Now that's on top of the seven that just hit on the West Pacific just a couple hours ago, where my video just got done premiering on YouTube about the seven that hit over here in the West Pacific, the six that hit up next to Fukushima nuclear power plant last night, and the spread of earthquakes, the six that hit over here at Myanmar. | ||
| It's been a busy night. | ||
| So Taiwan got hit a day and a half, two days ago. | ||
| We're dealing with another seven this morning here on the West Pacific. | ||
| Another six up here to the north at Japan. | ||
| Another six and five spreading out. | ||
| Look at this mess. This is 48 hours worth of earthquakes. | ||
| And we are not done yet. | ||
| This is about to go through the roof, it looks like. | ||
| The fact that the East Coast has been hit, this should be a wake-up call for everybody who's not earthquake-prepared to be prepared. | ||
| How do you get prepared for an earthquake? | ||
| Well, first of all, if you're in a high-rise building that's stone-stacked, you're just going to have to make do with where you're at in the building. | ||
| There's no getting out of the building during an earthquake when you're in a multi-story building like that. | ||
| So you need a place to take shelter to protect yourself from falling objects, whether you're in a house or a tall building. | ||
| Now, if the earthquake's absolutely massive... | ||
| And you don't feel like your structure is going to survive an absolutely massive earthquake, then you do need an evacuation plan to go outside. | ||
| But here in the States, it is recommended for you to drop, cover, and hold on to protect yourself from falling things. | ||
| Because if you run outside in a city like New York... | ||
| And there's a noteworthy earthquake that's hitting. | ||
| Think about the facades of the outsides of the buildings versus the inside of the building. | ||
| So the building will most likely stay standing, most likely. | ||
| And therefore, you'd be running out into a worse situation than if you were just going to try and dodge some falling drywall in your apartment or something. | ||
| That's a Dutch sense. | ||
| He's live right now on YouTube. | ||
| Dutch Sense. | ||
| D-U-T-C-H-S-I-N-S-E. And he, of course, predicts earthquakes. | ||
| And I didn't watch his video from two days ago, but he says he more or less predicted this. | ||
| And I would not be surprised as he has a... | ||
| Pretty good record. And of course, we had the caller a few days ago who was also predicting increased earthquake activity along the New Madrid fault line, which runs through the middle of this country. | ||
| Very, very interesting. | ||
| And yet again, you know, there's a little part of me that's like, are all of these attacks? | ||
| I mean, could this be? | ||
| An earthquake weapon, after all. | ||
| I mean, this is how World War III is going to look. | ||
| Yeah, World War III. Fifth generation warfare, or it's simply the bizarre wedding of human activity and natural phenomenon that seems to reflect some sort of god in the sky. | ||
| I don't know. It's all very interesting. | ||
| It's like if you were writing a book, this is what you'd have happen. | ||
| If you were filming a movie, this is what you'd have happen. | ||
| As the drama rises and as the human activity becomes more frantic and chaotic, the weather itself seems to reflect that. | ||
| Very, very interesting. | ||
| And of course, I wonder if it has to do with the movement of celestial bodies. | ||
| So we'll keep you updated on anything that we find. | ||
| I mean, so far, basically nobody has reported anything about it, as I've been monitoring, other than the fact that it was a magnitude 4.8. | ||
| 4.7. It has been adjusted back down, and New York Post has a headline, and it is now on the top of Drudge. | ||
| Very interesting. Yeah, everybody, I'm seeing on my Twitter feed just, yeah, 24 minutes ago saying, I just felt an earthquake. | ||
| God is pissed. | ||
| That could be it. All right, well, we'll try to, we'll bring you more information about this as we find it, but very rare that New York has a earthquake, of course, coming just after the earthquake in Taiwan. | ||
| We are entering a phase of increased seismic activity, perhaps in coordination with or as a consequence of the solar eclipse. | ||
| All right, we got a lot more videos to show you here, so we'll go to some of these now. | ||
| I do want to remind you to go to Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| Infowarsstore.com is how you keep us on the air and in the fight and how you can protect yourself from disasters of all sorts. | ||
| Remember, it's better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it, and it really doesn't matter who you are or where you are. | ||
| You don't have to be expecting the apocalypse to be prepared for whatever nature throws at you. | ||
| Hey, Harrison, do you remember that bridge collapse? | ||
| Remember the last time there was a disaster, we said, hey, storable food's probably like a thing that you might want to have? | ||
| Yeah, I think I remember that. | ||
| Wow, that's so weird. It's almost like if you bought it when that bridge collapsed, you might have it if you need it now and you're in the tri-state area. | ||
| Yeah, you know, a lot of people, it's like, well, you know, I don't need to be prepared because we're not going to have some sort of collapse. | ||
| It's like, it could just be a hurricane, could just be an earthquake, could be a solar flare, could be the apocalypse. | ||
| There could be a breakdown in Law and Order and a Mad Max-style collapse of society. | ||
| But it doesn't have to be. It can just be an earthquake all of the sudden in a place where they don't happen very often. | ||
| Better be prepared and not need it than need it and not be prepared. | ||
| Better to have the storable food and just eat it for lunch 10 years from now than find yourself running around asking people where you can find food to eat so you don't starve to death. | ||
| It just pays to be prepared. It pays to be prepared, folks. | ||
| It's not paranoid. It's being prepared. | ||
| And we help you do that at Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| Infowarsstore.com. Go there today. | ||
| Purchase some preparedness equipment or some supplements or whatever you need to protect yourself from whatever is attacking you, whether it's the earth itself or your own government. | ||
| It's a dangerous time to be an American. | ||
| Go to Infowarsstore.com to support us and stay tuned to Infowars for breaking news updates moving forward. | ||
| I'm going to go to a quick video here. | ||
| Clip number six. This is a doozy, folks. | ||
| Let's go down to clip number six. This is a clip from France about how they're going to deal with... | ||
| Oh, track's frozen. | ||
| All right, we're having some technical difficulties. | ||
| We'll use this time to quiz the audience. | ||
| What do you think France's solution to their incomprehensible debt is? | ||
| What do you think the French government is suggesting that they do in order to pay off some of the debt they've accrued in the mass importation of millions of Muslims who go on welfare? | ||
| If you said, act responsibly, you're a fool. | ||
| No, it's to confiscate the savings of their citizens. | ||
| Seriously. Let's go now to clip number six. | ||
| France is one of the countries where we have savings that would allow us to regain control of our debt today. | ||
| Force the savers fully? | ||
| Absolutely, absolutely. Yeah, so France is talking about forcing the confiscation of the savings of its citizens to pay off the debt it's accrued to bring in foreigners to replace their citizens. | ||
| Because I guess the Great Reset just wasn't happening fast enough for their liking. | ||
| I guess the economic levers that they've pulled to drain the savings of the middle class around the world and force the entire population into a dichotomy of either the dirt-poor Desperate and reliant versus the billionaire elite class. | ||
| And it just wasn't happening efficiently enough. | ||
| So now they might just be confiscating your savings to pay off the debt they've accrued. | ||
| Not that you've benefited from it. | ||
| Not that you've benefited from the government accruing debt but you will be paying for it. | ||
| You know, because they had to bring in millions of Muslims who went on welfare. | ||
| You have to pay for their 10 children. | ||
| So now you can't ever retire, and also we're going to confiscate your savings. | ||
| And once that makes you desperate, the CBDC is around the corner. | ||
| All right, welcome back. | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, we will be keeping an eye on this story about the earthquake out of New York City. | ||
| Earthquake in New York City. | ||
| Currently, Lebanon, New Jersey is about 50 miles from New York City. | ||
| Sorry, I just got distracted. | ||
| There's more evidence that the World Central Kitchen staff were killed on purpose. | ||
| I'll have to look into this. | ||
| Sorry, you got a little bit distracted. | ||
| WID Alignment will be joining us in the next segment. | ||
| Border Hawk News has been on the border, capturing incredible footage in El Paso. | ||
| We'll also be talking about the trial of George Allen Kelly, the rancher in Arizona who killed the armed illegal citizens who were threatening him on his property and now faces crime. | ||
| Basically, life in prison for defending himself. | ||
| It's horrifying, and Wid Lyman has been on the scene there at the trial, and we'll get some updates from him. | ||
| But first, let's go to this video. | ||
| This can be found on BorderHawk.News and on the BorderHawk.News X account, as well as Infowars.com. | ||
| This video of what's happening on the southern border. | ||
| Let's go now to this special report from Borderhawk. | ||
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We're here along the highway in El Paso. | |
| Just behind me there's about 25. | ||
| If you kind of see them, I don't want a defense here. | ||
| Likely just crossed a few minutes ago, waiting at the fence for Border Patrol to kind of process them. | ||
| There's a couple of Border Patrol vehicles over my shoulder here, but you kind of see them in the shot. | ||
| Right here is gate 36. | ||
| And this is the site of where several hundred migrants, illegals, rushed and actually attacked National Guard troops just about a week or so ago. | ||
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| So they're continuing to cross in this area. | ||
| And we just saw three vans full of National Guard show up as sort of reinforcements to this area. | ||
| There's a bunch down there. | ||
| I could go downhill to touch. | ||
| They're all staging down there. | ||
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| They're all full. | ||
| Oh, yeah, they're all, yeah, they're all in G. . | ||
| You can support their work at borderhawk.news slash donate borderhawknews, capturing that on-the-ground footage of the invasion, the full-fledged invasion that we are all now suffering under. | ||
| And of course, one of the biggest outcomes of this, and it is like a snowball rolling down the hill. | ||
| The bigger it gets, the faster it goes. | ||
| The more snow it picks up, the bigger it gets. | ||
| The faster it goes, the more snow it picks up. | ||
| It's a problem that, unless it's interrupted, only gets worse over time. | ||
| And that is the political implications of millions of foreigners flooding over our border without permission and being given social security numbers despite not being citizens. | ||
| They don't need ID, apparently, to register to vote. | ||
| Millions of people in three crucial swing states have registered to vote without photo ID this year, warn observers. | ||
| Photo ID requirements for voting have been a controversial topic in recent elections. | ||
| And new data shows just how much these voters could affect the outcome of the upcoming presidential election. | ||
| Public data provided by Social Security Administration shows that the number of people who have been registering to vote without presenting a valid photo identification is climbing in a trio of crucial swing states for the 2024 election. | ||
| For example, since the beginning of the year, more than 1.25 million people have registered to vote without presenting photo ID in Texas. | ||
| The figure for Pennsylvania is more than five... | ||
| A hundred eighty or five hundred eighty thousand with more than two hundred twenty thousand individuals registered to vote in Arizona without a voter ID together nearly two million people have registered to vote without photo ID in just three states. | ||
| So you bring in enough people they all vote for Democrat more Democrats in office open up the border even more let in more people they vote for more Democrats repeat until America's dead. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| This is the third hour of The American Journal. | ||
| I am your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Infowars.com, band.video. | ||
| Very happy to be welcoming my guest, Wid Lyman. | ||
| Reporter for Borderhawk News. | ||
| You can find their feed on Twitter, on X rather, at Borderhawk News. | ||
| And Borderhawk.News is their website. | ||
| And of course, you can find their stories at Infowars.com. | ||
| Their videos as well as they're capturing incredible on-the-ground footage that MSM doesn't seem to be very interested in. | ||
| Well, that's why we have independent reporters like WID. Thank you so much for joining us today, WID. Harrison, good to talk to you. | ||
| Definitely out here in the beautiful countryside. | ||
| It is a beautiful place when it's not covered in trash and barbed wire. | ||
| It's actually a very nice area of Texas. | ||
| Tell us where you are and what you're doing today. | ||
| So I'm on the west side of El Paso right now between where El Paso kind of stays in Texas and then becomes New Mexico. | ||
| So Sunland Park is just to my side here. | ||
| I don't know if you guys can see this, but there's a lot of operations today in the mountains. | ||
| So these hills are in New Mexico. | ||
| I've seen four or five Border Patrol agents in their vehicles. | ||
| I've seen helicopters. This area stays busy all day long. | ||
| I talk to agents on the ground and they say it's hundreds of people crossing every day. | ||
| The thing that's important about this area is that these are not necessarily the people just crossing For a better life, the typical sort of illegal alien migrant. | ||
| These people are much more nefarious. | ||
| They're trying not to get caught. | ||
| The video you're showing right now is just from yesterday in the same area. | ||
| Those are gotaways. Those are people that did not get captured. | ||
| They hopped the fence right into the U.S. and they're I'm wearing the interior now. | ||
| Yeah, because most of the time, if you're just coming in to come to America, you just turn yourself into Border Patrol and they set you up with a credit card and a plane ticket to wherever you want to go. | ||
| If you're avoiding them, you're really up to no good. | ||
| That is 100% correct. | ||
| You know, there are several kinds of folks that try to come into our country illegally, and you would think that it's so easy to cross and you get free stuff, right? | ||
| You mentioned housing. | ||
| You can squat in people's homes now. | ||
| So these people that are trying to avoid detection, they're up to something extremely nefarious. | ||
| Very, very troubling. | ||
| I also understand, and you're filing reports from El Paso, and of course we can find those at borderhawk.news, but earlier this week, I understand you were actually there at the trial of Arizona rancher George Allen Kelly, who has been charged with murder for defending himself against illegal immigrants who were on his land in this country illegally, armed and threatening him. | ||
| Story at Fox News. Arizona rancher George Allen Kelly's wife testifies in murder trial described armed men near Borderlands home. | ||
| And there's some pretty powerful testimony from her. | ||
| And maybe we'll get that video and play it in just a little bit. | ||
| But what was your experience there in Arizona during this trial? | ||
| So she testified pretty much all day on... | ||
| I forgot what today is now. | ||
| Wednesday. And basically what she described was she was sitting in her living room. | ||
| She looked out of her window and saw two men with long rifles and large backpacks. | ||
| There's a lot of discussions in this trial about backpacks. | ||
| So everybody knows like the old Jan Sport backpack where you have your school supplies from the 90s. | ||
| Maybe not everybody, but... | ||
| And then the backpacks that... | ||
| Drug smugglers or mules will carry are about three foot by four foot. | ||
| They're much larger. They don't look like normal backpacks. | ||
| And she describes big backpacks. | ||
| And she has seen those before on her property over the years. | ||
| They have a lot of issues with drugs and mules coming across their property. | ||
| So she looks out and she sees these two people. | ||
| Her husband tells her, you know, be quiet. | ||
| I think I heard a shot. | ||
| At that point, he goes outside. | ||
| He gets his AK, and he shoots off some warning rounds into the air. | ||
| And this is what the defense is saying as well. | ||
| And they found cartridges, spent shell casings on the property. | ||
| And the defense has said all along those are just warning shots. | ||
| The prosecution has a different narrative that he actually shot at two people that were leaving his property. | ||
| So her testimony was pretty powerful. | ||
| Some of her details changed. | ||
| She was interviewed by several investigators. | ||
| You know, was it five people? | ||
| Was it two people? Did she hear ten shots? | ||
| One shot? A lot of those details kind of You know, came about and the prosecution tried to grill her on the exact numbers. | ||
| And she got really flustered, Harrison. | ||
| She said she apologized to the judge for losing her temper. | ||
| She got very emotional many times thinking about her husband and herself in that environment. | ||
| Extremely stressful to testify, extremely stressful to relive that memory for her. | ||
| And, you know, the jury paid a lot of attention. | ||
| It was a very intense day, probably the most intense day of trial. | ||
| Yeah, and I saw the clip of her going, I wasn't counting the shots. | ||
| There were men in a firefight with my husband. | ||
| I wasn't sitting there going, one, two, three, four. | ||
| She gets really heated about it. | ||
| I'm not sure if that's this clip, but this is one of the heated clips from yesterday. | ||
| It was day seven of the George Allen Kelly murder. | ||
| This is his wife, Wanda Kelly, testifying, and it gets a little contentious. | ||
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| My husband was out there facing these guys with guns. | ||
| And you think I'm going to stand there and count how many times I hear a shot? | ||
| You're crazy! Yeah, I understand exactly how she's feeling. | ||
| I don't think she needs to apologize for getting heated about that. | ||
| But obviously they're trying to, you know, treat this seriously. | ||
| I mean, the man is facing a murder charge. | ||
| He could go to jail for a very long time. | ||
| What's the atmosphere like around this trial? | ||
| I mean, this should be the type of thing where people that are concerned about border security, we should be around the courthouse protesting right now. | ||
| Was there any support for George Allen Kelly there? | ||
| There's local ranchers that will show up and sit in the courtroom. | ||
| There are people there in the community that will show up and kind of show support. | ||
| There is no large number of people there. | ||
| I will say that I'm going to get this number wrong, but he's raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for his case, though. | ||
| So he has a GoFundMe or a GiveSendGo account that I believe is $300,000 or $400,000. | ||
| So the country is sort of rallying behind Mr. | ||
| Kelly in this situation. But even more surprising, there have been members of the Mexican consulate that's in Nogales in the courtroom almost every day. | ||
| They kind of sit towards the back. | ||
| There's between two or four of them. | ||
| So not only is there support for Mr. | ||
| Kelly, there's a lot of support, though, for the gentleman that is deceased in this case. | ||
| And Mexico's paying attention to this case as well. | ||
| Even that is as disturbing as that sort of is. | ||
| It's even more confusing because the guy who was shot, I don't think he was Mexican, right? | ||
| I mean, I think he was Honduran. | ||
| Kelly's defense has maintained that he spotted what he categorized as drug smugglers trespassing near his home. | ||
| He shares with his elderly wife. | ||
| He fired warning shots into the air. | ||
| The prosecution's key witness, a Honduran man who claims to have been with The deceased, when he was shot, also admitted on the stand he'd carried drugs across the border in the past and he'd been deported several times before. | ||
| The man said on the day of the shooting, though, he was not smuggling. | ||
| But this is, I mean, this is like the most clear-cut case of American citizens being absolutely hung out to dry by their own government. | ||
| The border is not protected. | ||
| And then if they protect themselves from foreigners who have been deported multiple times, coming through their land with heavy guns and possibly drugs... | ||
| They're now—he now, George Allen Kelly, is now fighting for his life against the American government who's trying to put him away for years for doing what they have refused to do in defending the border in the first place. | ||
| This is sick, Wynn. | ||
| That is a very fair statement, I think. | ||
| So two thoughts there. | ||
| So there were two people that was present during the shooting, and Mr. | ||
| Kelly's charge was second-degree murder of Gabriel Quinn Butamea. | ||
| Who is a Mexican national. | ||
| And he's charged with aggravated assault against Daniel Ramirez, who is a Honduran living in Mexico. | ||
| And you are correct. | ||
| He has a prior conviction in the U.S. for drug smuggling. | ||
| He was a former mule. | ||
| He has crossed, he testified 10 times or more and been deported all of those times. | ||
| So he's spent thousands of dollars. | ||
| He has run drugs in the past. | ||
| That is the key witness in this situation. | ||
| He's really the only witness, to be honest. | ||
| And his testimony has changed many times. | ||
| There's a key fact that the defense keeps bringing up is that he's walking behind Gabriel. | ||
| Gabriel gets shot. | ||
| He falls backwards. | ||
| And Ramirez comments that he saw his eyes roll up into the back of his head. | ||
| Now, Mr. Budimeo was found face down, and there's no evidence that he was shot in the front, causing him to fall backwards. | ||
| So that detail, among several other details, are very strange. | ||
| The testimony from Daniel Ramirez was... | ||
| It was exceptionally long and slow, and the details were very lost. | ||
| But you're so right, Harrison. | ||
| We're seeing a total collision of failed border policies, people living on the border, and then just what happens when those two things kind of meet and you have these conflicts. | ||
| It is so disturbing. | ||
| The defense challenged whether forensic evidence and the autopsy report can definitively support that this guy was even killed by Kelly's gun. | ||
| Testimony revealed that the deadly bullet was never recovered from the scene where the body was found. | ||
| So they never actually found the bullet, which if they found the bullet, they could confirm which gun it came from because guns have unique signatures that are left on the bullets and that can be revealed under testing. | ||
| So they don't even have physical evidence that this was Kelly that did it. | ||
| I think obviously if you've got three guys on your property and you only even try to shoot one of them, I don't know, it doesn't sound like he was out there just trying to gun them all down. | ||
| Otherwise these guys wouldn't be there testifying. | ||
| Again, the fact, I mean, we're showing pictures here of George Allen Kelly. | ||
| This elderly man owns a ranch protecting his family and now he's in handcuffs and shackles in an orange jumpsuit. | ||
| As depressing as it is, it's the perfect image for America right now. | ||
| It's your homespun American patriot being literally dragged over the coals, his life ruined because of the activities of the American government and their failure to keep out even repeat crossers, repeat criminals, drug smugglers who have been deported multiple times and they're just waltzing back onto private property. | ||
| With guns, threatening the people there. | ||
| And was there anything about the situation that came to light during the testimony? | ||
| I mean, I know we've covered this from media reports. | ||
| Was there anything unexpected out of the testimony, other than some of the stuff that we've covered here? | ||
| So I guess, from my perspective at least, the scant amount of physical evidence, and you mentioned this, so there's no bullet, so they can't compare that to the rifle. | ||
| The ballistics expert testified that it was likely a solid core bullet. | ||
| And as you know, there are tons and tons of those. | ||
| And it was likely fired from a long rifle. | ||
| There are also tons of those. | ||
| And the prosecution asked, you know, could this have been fired from an AK-47? | ||
| And he said yes, which, again, is the most common weapon used in the entire world. | ||
| It's certainly used a ton in Mexico as far as the cartels go. | ||
| So, the scant amount of physical evidence, to me, is fairly shocking. | ||
| And the defense is pointing that out. | ||
| I mean, a lot of this is somewhat circumstantial. | ||
| The shot came from about 115 yards. | ||
| The angle is very relative, too. | ||
| They've spent a lot of time about, did he shoot downwards? | ||
| Did he shoot upwards? What was the terrain like? | ||
| And then, also, as far as I know, he had no optics. | ||
| So, we're looking at, like, a 115-yard iron sight shot with an old AK-47. | ||
| Just the probability of that alone is scant. | ||
| So the scant details here and then the fervor for which the prosecution is going after Mr. | ||
| Kelly. And you're right. | ||
| It's a great depiction of what's happening. | ||
| Not only just failed policies, but just failed to enact the same policies that we have. | ||
| I mean, the border is wide open. | ||
| I mean, there's operations going on in the background the whole time that you and I have been talking. | ||
| It's just... It's tragic, really. | ||
| I mean, that's where it comes to mind for me, especially as you hear them sort of tell the story of what happened. | ||
| It sounds like they were just having a nice afternoon at home, completely unaware that their lives were about to be utterly destroyed because of things happening absolutely beyond their control. | ||
| Earlier that afternoon, again this from the Fox article, as Wanda recalled, her husband came inside to eat his lunch at their kitchen counter when he suddenly exclaimed, be quiet, I just heard a shot. | ||
| And I remember this being part of it as well, that they had shot first, and actually the reason he knew they were there was because he heard a gunshot. | ||
| Wanda testified that she then looked out of their living room window, saw two men dressed in camouflage walking parallel to their residence, and what stood out was they had big brown backpacks on them. | ||
| They were carrying rifles. She says, I just stood there frozen when she started hearing the gunshots, saying I assumed the shots were Alan shooting up in the air because that's what he does when he knows that there are trespassers close. | ||
| He shoots up into the air as a warning. | ||
| You're close enough. Go home. | ||
| So this is like... A regular thing for them. | ||
| I mean, it's like, oh, that's the regular thing he does. | ||
| Whenever there are drug smugglers crossing their property, he shoots into the air as warning shots of don't come any closer. | ||
| I can't even imagine living in that circumstance. | ||
| And then one day, you know, they're actually shooting at you. | ||
| You shoot back and then the government scoops you up and puts you in jail for weeks as you're on a million dollar bail that you can't afford. | ||
| It almost seems inevitable that this would happen when you have enough encounters like this that it becomes almost habitual that there's a regular response. | ||
| I shoot the gun in the air when these guys come close enough. | ||
| Do we have any idea how often things like this happened from the testimony? | ||
| It sounds like a regular occurrence, and he's on a first-name basis with the Ranch Border Patrol liaison. | ||
| He yelled out to his wife. | ||
| I forgot the gentleman's name. | ||
| We're just going to call him John. He's like, call John, as in everybody knows who John is in the household because it's such a regular occurrence. | ||
| He has shot warning shots up in the past. | ||
| The testimony that Mrs. | ||
| Kelly brought, too, was that over the last two or three years, They have seen fewer of the family units, the small units that would cross, and they wouldn't necessarily feel very threatened, and more of these sort of drug smuggling mule types. | ||
| So the occurrence has shot up for sure. | ||
| And this is a regular occurrence for anybody down at the border now. | ||
| I mean, you walk the border, you talk to people who live on the border. | ||
| It's a regular occurrence. | ||
| These people are running across to and from. | ||
| And now we're seeing this all over the country, Harrison. | ||
| So this isn't just border towns. | ||
| This isn't just Arizona ranchers, you're seeing this all over. | ||
| And, you know, one of the most telling parts about this is the fact that they initially charged him with first-degree premeditated murder, okay? | ||
| Well, they hadn't done any investigation. | ||
| Their first reaction was to charge him with first-degree premeditated murder. | ||
| That's like the worst charge you can get in American justice. | ||
| Kelly's case ignited a powder keg last year when the rancher was initially charged with first-degree premeditated murder and was held for weeks under a $1 million cash bond. | ||
| So really punitive things. | ||
| I mean, this is what you do with a mass shooter or a serial killer or somebody who's caught dead to rights. | ||
| Kelly actually rejected a deal offered by prosecutors that would have reduced the charge to one count of negligent homicide if he agreed to plead guilty. | ||
| The defenses argue that the prosecution rushed to judgment in charging Kelly with first-degree murder without conducting a thorough investigation, including forensics, ballistics, autopsy results, cell phone forensic, fingerprints, and DNA. | ||
| So it really seems like this prosecution was politically motivated from the outset. | ||
| They heard that a white American shot an illegal immigrant, and they jumped on it and wanted to bring the most severe charge they possibly could and were desperate to get a plea deal, which would result in what would be effectively a conviction for this right off the bat. | ||
| What do you think about his choice to not take the plea deal and to actually take this to trial? | ||
| Do you think that was a smart move considering the circumstances? | ||
| Well, I certainly can't speak for him, but I can tell you that he certainly feels, and the team feels, the defense team feels that they have a good shot at this. | ||
| Otherwise, they probably wouldn't have gone this trial route. | ||
| It's incredibly expensive. | ||
| The trial's about a month long, and they certainly feel confident in what they're saying. | ||
| And his wife feels the same way. | ||
| I mean, she's up there testifying that Mr. | ||
| Kelly is her protector, that he was defending her, defending everybody in the household. | ||
| I think it was just the two of them and the animals. | ||
| So they feel very strongly about it. | ||
| We're talking about a 75-year-old man, too, here, Harrison. | ||
| So, you know, a conviction of 10 years, of five years, that's a long time in that man's life. | ||
| So he must feel that he has nothing to lose at this point. | ||
| He must feel conviction in what he has. | ||
| And the overcharge early on is a shocking thing. | ||
| It's a shocking thing to happen. | ||
| It's not an uncommon thing in our judicial system where the attorneys will overcharge, the state will, then hopefully you'll take a plea deal for a lesser charge. | ||
| So he is certainly making them prove their case, and he's making a jury of his peers decide his fate going forwards. | ||
| There's so much stuff that's happening today where it's like he clearly was acting as he perceived in a lawful and responsible way. | ||
| Frankly, if he wanted to, it probably would have been easy for him just to finish off the other two guys, go back inside and say, no, I never shot anybody. | ||
| That must have been a cartel thing going on. | ||
| The fact that he... | ||
| Didn't shoot the other guys. | ||
| He wasn't bloodthirsty. | ||
| He wasn't trying to murder anybody. | ||
| He called Border Patrol immediately as it happened. | ||
| He did everything right in terms of what you're taught in gun classes about if you have to use your gun, here's how you do it. | ||
| Use it as little as possible. | ||
| You call the police immediately. | ||
| You don't try to hide the evidence or anything. | ||
| So he did everything right and he's being punished for it. | ||
| When these guys who are illegal seem to just get away with everything, deported seven times, caught drug smuggling in the past, and nothing's done to them. | ||
| It kind of makes you feel stupid for doing the right thing. | ||
| Maybe you should have just murdered all three guys. | ||
| He'd be sitting at home, you know, drinking tea right now rather than in court. | ||
| Like, obviously, I don't... I don't want to live in a world like that, but I don't know. | ||
| That's sort of the impression I get about all of this, being punished for doing the right thing. | ||
| It's absolutely horrific. | ||
| Is there anything else that you learned about this trial while you were there? | ||
| Just what were your overall impressions of it, of the atmosphere there at the courthouse? | ||
| And to your point, so they showed up at the House at about 2.40 p.m. | ||
| for the initial call, and about seven or eight sheriffs and Border Patrol conducted a... | ||
| They called it a search, but it's more of a sweep. | ||
| And they didn't find anything. | ||
| And then about three hours later, Mr. | ||
| Kelly with his dogs found the body. | ||
| So to your point, if he was really planning something nefarious, they had already come and gone. | ||
| He could easily have done something at that point that was even more nefarious, I guess. | ||
| But he easily could have not called them or not told them anything. | ||
| Law enforcement had already come and gone. | ||
| So to your point, I think he is trying to do the right thing in some situations. | ||
| The atmosphere is, it's somber in there. | ||
| You know, Mr. Kelly is an older man. | ||
| He appears older than he did last year. | ||
| He's, you know, more hunched over, difficulty walking. | ||
| He seems to be in mostly good spirits, talking to the defense team. | ||
| And I've passed by him several times, walking from his truck. | ||
| And he appears to be in good spirits. | ||
| But this trial is certainly going to wear him down. | ||
| It's long days, you know, long testimony trials. | ||
| Everybody knows it's not a fast process. | ||
| But he has a lot of support, it seems, at least from other ranchers and people in America, and he's certainly going to try to fight. | ||
| You know, the atmosphere, too, is there's a lot of attention. | ||
| You know, one of the court interpreters told me there's never been this much attention in this courthouse before. | ||
| So I think people are really paying attention to this. | ||
| This is a pivotal case in what goes forwards for America. | ||
| Well, I'm so glad that you were there covering it. | ||
| I feel bad when we don't have more people there. | ||
| These things come up and there's just so much going on. | ||
| It's like we can't always focus on everything at once, but I sort of wish we'd done a big push to get people to go and support him. | ||
| Because at the end of the day, no matter what happens, I think this guy needs to know that The American people have his back and understand what he did was not some criminal act of a murderer. | ||
| It was an old man trying to protect his house from illegal immigrants and a continuous flow of criminals that the government allows to use his property like a freeway to deliver drugs to the American people. | ||
| I encourage anybody that can and that's in the area to go down there and just show your support for this guy because that at the end of the day is the worst thing to me is that you've got this American who did what he thought was right, was protecting his family. | ||
| And for him to maybe think that the American people don't have his back is just piling on to the tragedy. | ||
| So I'm glad you're there, and I feel bad I'm not there, showing support for George Allen Kelly. | ||
| Thank you so much for joining us, Wynn. | ||
| Keep up the great work on the border. | ||
| What's next for BorderHawk News? | ||
| We've got a lot of exclusive reports coming out. | ||
| We've shot a bunch of content about a lot of different things going on all over the border. | ||
| And then we're down here, you know, all the time trying to shoot things that happened. | ||
| We had a report last night that you mentioned about, you know, legals crossing. | ||
| And anytime you're just here, I mean, I don't know if you can hear the chopper still. | ||
| It's still going on behind me. But we've got a lot coming down, a lot of exclusive content. | ||
| Take a look at us, borderhawk.news on Twitter, X, whatever they call it, at borderhawknews. | ||
| At BorderHawkNews, BorderHawk.News. | ||
| Give these guys your support. | ||
| Without independent journalists like WID on the ground getting this, we would not know what was going on because EMSM has a very vested interest in concealing all of this. | ||
| Thank you so much, WID. Fantastic stuff. | ||
| I'm sure we'll talk to you again very soon. | ||
| Stay safe, sir. Thank you. | ||
| Good luck with the eclipse. Man, powerful stuff. | ||
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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| This is the American Journal, coming to you live from Austin, Texas. | ||
| We've got a lot of news still to cover in the final 30 minutes of today's show. | ||
| And it's pretty powerful videos to get to. | ||
| In fact, we're going to go to one of these now. | ||
| This is about the very mysterious, highly suspicious suicide of a Boeing whistleblower. | ||
| Clip number three. There's a video called, Boeing just pulled off one of the greatest PR stunts of all time. | ||
| Let's watch and get some of the details about what exactly the whistleblower was blowing the whistle on at Boeing and what this means for the rest of the airline industry. | ||
| Let's watch. This right here is not PR. It's a cover-up. | ||
| Because remember this guy, John Barnett, longtime Boeing quality manager that was mysteriously Well, in this 32-page document that was just released by his lawyer, Barnett basically alleged that every single plane coming out of Boeing's South Carolina plant was not airworthy. | ||
| And who knows what else he was going to reveal during the trial. | ||
| This is a recent tweet from investigative reporter Moe Tachik. | ||
| Before this month, I'd have said it depends. | ||
| I didn't think Boeing would unalive a middle manager who never worked on the 737 MAX and left in 2017. | ||
| What surprised me was how many more informed observers felt Boeing might. | ||
| This is a quote from her article in The American Prospect, and it's quoting a longtime former Boeing executive. | ||
| I don't think one can be cynical enough when it comes to these guys. | ||
| It's a top-secret military contract, remember. | ||
| There are spies everywhere. | ||
| Not saying that's the conclusion, but is the corporate media looking into this? | ||
| No way! Because of that brilliant PR move, now look what the corporate media is talking about. | ||
| They're talking about What qualities does a new CEO need to have? | ||
| Wow, look at Boeing really reforming itself. | ||
| They're taught a powerful lesson in accountability. | ||
| What priorities does the new leader need to pursue? | ||
| Oh, and look at that. The new executive they just hired has so much experience. | ||
| How about this one from CNN? Boeing's new boss should drop the suit and consider a hoodie. | ||
| Yeah, a new wardrobe is what's needed to turn this company around. | ||
| Complete nonsense. But in all seriousness, whistleblower stuff aside, funny articles aside, nothing is going to change. | ||
| Outgoing CEO, huge exit package, $24 million, and up to $45 million more if the next CEO can boost the stock price 37%. | ||
| Isn't stock price manipulation what got Boeing into this mess in the first place? | ||
| And of course, planes are still falling apart seemingly on the daily. | ||
| Here's a new one from yesterday, which is flooding on a 737 MAX mid-flight, really assuring progress. | ||
| End result is us consumers basically being forced to accept a new, lower-level standard of safety as the new baseline. | ||
| Yeah, and you can extrapolate that to everything else in our lives. | ||
| We are expected and being compelled to accept not just lower levels of safety standards, but just standards of life in general. | ||
| It'll be less comfortable, be less convenient, it'll be less safe. | ||
| And if you complain, they'll do whatever it takes to destroy you. | ||
| Obviously, when you're talking about a company like Boeing, not only is it a security contractor, we're talking billions and billions of dollars here. | ||
| And if you think people wouldn't be willing to kill for billions of dollars, I don't think you understand how much a billion is. | ||
| Yeah, I just, this is it, folks. | ||
| I mean, this is just it. We're just living through the collapse of a civilization. | ||
| This is what we've been warning about. | ||
| This is what we've been predicting. | ||
| And this is how it's going to play out. | ||
| It's not going to be overnight. | ||
| I mean, it could be. There's always the chance they launch an EMP. There's always a chance there's a cyber attack from our government, from another government. | ||
| Doesn't matter. They'll shut down the Internet. | ||
| They're already sending very, very strong signals that that's in the very near future. | ||
| They'll do it to rig the 2024 election. | ||
| They'll release a new COVID strain. | ||
| I mean, these people are psychopaths. | ||
| But it's not going to be overnight, most likely. | ||
| Unless there's a solar flare or a nationwide earthquake or the eclipse causes the moon to fall out of the sky. | ||
| It's going to be a slow, gradual degradation of standards until there are none anymore. | ||
| Until we are the third world countries that we're importing right now. | ||
| That's what collapse looks like and we're experiencing it at a rapid rate. | ||
| Because that's how collapses work. | ||
| Like a snowball. | ||
| Or like a building collapsing into its own footprint. | ||
| It starts off a little bit slow and then it speeds up. | ||
| And then it becomes incredibly rapid. | ||
| So that's how the collapse is going right now. | ||
| And slowly but surely... | ||
| We'll see more planes fall out of the sky, more trains go off the tracks, more barges crashing into bridges that never get repaired, and slowly but surely, we will degrade until there's nothing left to defend. | ||
| And it's on purpose, and it's by design, and it's the choices that they're making, and the evidence is all around you. | ||
| Here's a couple of examples for you. | ||
| Just like happened with the visit of the Chinese president to San Francisco, where they cleaned it up. | ||
| The whole city was sparkling for the arrival of the Chinese delegation. | ||
| And now I don't know if I printed it out, but on Infowars there's a story that's like, how is the poop situation in San Francisco worse than ever? | ||
| How is it that after years of various programs to do something about the state of San Francisco, how is it that there's just more poop than ever before? | ||
| The human feces problem is worse than ever in San Francisco. | ||
| You know, on days that Xi Jinping isn't visiting, that is. | ||
| And of course they're doing it in France. | ||
| France clears migrant camp ahead of Olympics. | ||
| French law enforcement cleared a camp of approximately 50 migrants from the Paris City Hall on Wednesday. | ||
| The move comes as the city prepares for the start of the Olympic Games. | ||
| Mothers, children, and infants comprise the majority of the group. | ||
| They were brought onto a bus destined for temporary government-sponsored accommodations in eastern France. | ||
| Aid groups raise concern that the move signals the potential start of a wider campaign by officials to clean up the city's streets. | ||
| That's right, folks. Aid groups are concerned that the government is doing the government's job. | ||
| Aid groups are warning that they're cleaning up the streets, and that's the opposite of what the aid groups want. | ||
| So it's on purpose. It's by design. | ||
| And they, like, flex this. | ||
| They show this. They rub your face in it. | ||
| Every time that they're having some big fancy event like the Olympics, where all their billionaire friends will be jetting in, they actually clean up the city. | ||
| They could do it at any point. But that would be for the benefit of the citizens that they're supposedly the leaders of. | ||
| And they don't actually care about the well-being or livelihood or just day-to-day experience of the everyday citizen. | ||
| It takes some sort of outstanding event to get them to actually do the thing they should be doing, which is not allowing a colony of foreigners to set up camp on their city hall steps. | ||
| This is the retardation of the Western civilization at this point. | ||
| That they'll sit there with tents covering your city hall with filth and criminals and foreign invaders just having the run of the place. | ||
| And you'll say, can you do something about it? | ||
| And they'll say, ah, there's nothing we can do. | ||
| Sorry, our hands are tied. | ||
| We're out of luck. I know you don't like it. | ||
| I know it is your city and yet it's being destroyed by people from Algeria. | ||
| I know that, you know, it just makes your life a living hell in a lot of ways. | ||
| Just tangentially, and then if you happen to be a victim of one of these people, Yeah, it can be really bad. | ||
| I get that, you know, you want these people gone, but look, there's nothing we can do. | ||
| You know, until our friends want to come hang out, in which case, yeah, we'll clean it up in an afternoon. | ||
| Actually, it's incredibly easy to clean this up. | ||
| Actually, it would be a matter of the wave of a hand, and none of these problems would exist. | ||
| But they don't want to do that. | ||
| They want the problems to exist. | ||
| The evidence that they want the problems to exist is that they do until they don't want them to anymore, and then they don't. | ||
| It's a choice. And they're practically rubbing your face in it. | ||
| It is a signal to you about how little they care about you. | ||
| You should be insulted. | ||
| Everybody should be insulted at this. | ||
| Not just insulted, but like actually concerned. | ||
| You should actually be concerned because obviously it's not just France. | ||
| It's not just Germany. It's not just the UK. It's not just America, but it is happening in America. | ||
| Tuberculosis outbreak in Chicago migrant shelter follow measles cases. | ||
| So they're just bringing diseases that we don't have to worry about. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Final segment of American Journal. | ||
| Let's talk about Israel. | ||
| I got this big old stack of Israel news. | ||
| And I think they relate to one another in a way that's not being covered properly. | ||
| By any other media outlet, and I'll explain what I mean by that. | ||
| First, we have this story from Foreign Affairs, which is, of course, very much a globalist magazine for signaling to other globalists in their organizing fashion. | ||
| This article is called Israel Unleashed. | ||
| It talks about the airstrike on the Iranian embassy. | ||
| They say, Israel crossed a new line. | ||
| Another line. We're good to go. | ||
| Israel may view the Gaza war as expanding rather than constraining its room to maneuver against Iran and its allies. | ||
| If that's the case, it's possible the Israelis are underestimating the unpredictability of the current regional climate. | ||
| The attack may prove to be a miscalculation that leads to dangerous outcomes not just for Israel but for the entire region. | ||
| So I think that's a very appropriate way to put it. | ||
| And it is sort of counterintuitive that you would think because of the war in Gaza, Israel would be more constrained. | ||
| It would be more vulnerable. | ||
| It would be more careful about pissing off its neighbors. | ||
| But what it's realizing is that they're getting away with everything in Gaza. | ||
| They can probably get away with this too. | ||
| They can actually expand their campaigns against Iran in the context of the war in Gaza. | ||
| As they've essentially been given a blank check and an umbrella shield by America, if they can commit open genocide in front of everybody, killing tens of thousands of innocent civilians on purpose, then maybe they can get away with anything. | ||
| Maybe there's nothing that's beyond the pale, and maybe bombing a consulate in Damascus is something they've wanted to do for a while and now feel that they have the ability to do so. | ||
| Again, they say the campaign against Iran-linked targets in Syria did not start after Hamas attacked Israel on October 7th, even if Israel's strikes appear to have intensified since the war in Gaza started. | ||
| Israel has been engaged in what Israeli security experts have dubbed a campaign between the wars in Syria for over a decade, which of course is just a war. | ||
| The war between the wars, okay? | ||
| Part of a sustained effort to degrade Iranian linked militia groups, the scale and nature of Israeli attacks have shifted over the years from a focus on striking Iranian weapon transfers and munition sites to a more targeted campaign to kill key operational and intelligence leaders in Iran's networks, including increasingly senior Iranian military personnel. | ||
| So they're really in sort of a win-win situation, right? | ||
| They either get to bomb and kill Iranians with impunity, and Iran's not going to do anything back, and that's great. | ||
| Or Iran is going to do something back, in which case America gets involved and takes the pressure off of Israel. | ||
| It's a win-win situation for them. | ||
| They get to provoke, and then no matter the response, they benefit. | ||
| It's very convenient when you have the slave-like devotion of a superpower like America, Ready and willing to defend you against the consequences of your own actions. | ||
| And here's my question. | ||
| When they say in this article, the attack may prove to be a miscalculation, how literal is that? | ||
| Because one thing that we learned recently is that they are using AI to find targets in Gaza. | ||
| It's an AI tool called Lavender. | ||
| I reported on it extensively yesterday on The War Room. | ||
| You can go find that video on Bandai Video if you want a deep dive into what exactly this AI system that they're using to identify targets is. | ||
| But I wonder what else they're using AI for. | ||
| So in this case, what they're using AI for is they have AI identifying potential Hamas members. | ||
| And they say, yeah, about 9 out of 10 times he gets it right. | ||
| It's about 10% error rate. | ||
| And there's a matrix, a threat matrix that they have, one that determines whether or not an individual fits the, quote, profile of a Hamas member. | ||
| So it's not saying AI is scanning areas and going, this guy is confirmed a Hamas member. | ||
| No, they're... | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| That determines how high up in the Hamas organization the person is. | ||
| And the higher they are, the more civilians you're okay with killing to kill that person. | ||
| So if you're a senior leadership of Hamas, they have a tolerance of 100 civilians. | ||
| They'll kill 100 civilians to kill that one person. | ||
| Now if you're a lower level Hamas member, it's somewhere between 10 and 20 civilians who they find to be an acceptable level of You know, casualties when getting this, the one person. | ||
| So that's how they're running the AI system. | ||
| And apparently it was less exact in the early months of the conflict. | ||
| And now it's been tweaked a little bit to hopefully, you know, maybe be a little better at identifying the people that you're killing with robots. | ||
| But I wonder if they're also running AI to determine their... | ||
| Geopolitical actions. I wonder if they have AI. So they've got AI identifying bombing targets, obviously. | ||
| They're also unrolling, you know, unveiling robot dogs and that sort of thing to go into the tunnels. | ||
| So they're really testing and pushing the limits of robotic warfare against Gaza. | ||
| I wonder if they're running an AI system that says, they're asking, hey, could we get away with bombing a consulate right now? | ||
| Could we get away with bombing a food aid truck? | ||
| And I wonder if they're running simulations on AI, probably quantum computers, probably in collaboration with big tech companies getting their data from the source, places like Google and Facebook and X, who's reading the responses of people and determining how far they can go. | ||
| And I wonder if this miscalculation they're talking about was a misreading of the AI. I wonder if they're doing things on the assumption that their AI can correctly predict the response of the global community. | ||
| And maybe either they figured out, ooh, that AI was off a little bit and we probably shouldn't have done that because the world is having a very, very negative response. | ||
| Or I wonder if the AI itself is taking that into account and reformulating what It thinks the best thing to do is because they're actually acting in some way moderately contrite about murdering seven aid workers on purpose, which they never have before. | ||
| I mean, every time so far that something has been, you know, some horrific massacre is carried out by Israel, I mean, they don't step an inch back. | ||
| They double down on everything. | ||
| Or they lie about it. They bomb a hospital. | ||
| That gets a lot of outrage. | ||
| They don't say, oh gee, look, we fired the guy that did that. | ||
| Yeah, that was a mistake. | ||
| Our bad. It was an accident. | ||
| They don't do that. They say, no, it wasn't us. | ||
| No, we bombed everywhere else. | ||
| But the hospital, that must have been somebody else. | ||
| That was Hamas bombing themselves. | ||
| They lie about it. They conceal it. | ||
| They manipulate the information. | ||
| But in this case, they're actually... | ||
| They fired two officers... | ||
| They're like actually acting somewhat contrite in this. | ||
| I wonder if that's another AI guided response. | ||
| I wonder if they're looking at the AI and going, can we get away with bombing consulate? | ||
| They bombed the consulate and then the AI is like sending them red signals going, everybody's pissed actually. | ||
| Oh, actually you might want to back off a little bit from this now. | ||
| And I wonder where else they're using AI. Since it's only just now six months into the conflict that we learn that from the beginning they've been using AI to find their targets. | ||
| Israel has had so much information on aid convoy it blew up they quote probably even knew the names of the people in the cars. | ||
| Damning claim from British Army Major as former MI6 chief condemns a reckless strike. | ||
| I think this is one where they miscalculated. | ||
| I do think it was on purpose. | ||
| I do think it's perfectly in line with their actions in the past as well as their stated goal of using starvation to drive Gazans to a state of desperation. | ||
| This is classic terror. | ||
| This is the definition of terror. | ||
| Bombing innocent civilians in order to compel a political change. | ||
| That's what Israel's engaged in and has been for the last six months. | ||
| And also, apparently, the way that these cars were hit, this is from Alan Barnacote on X. He says, So this wasn't one bomb that got dropped and landed on the wrong people by accident. | ||
| They bombed the first car. | ||
| The people that survived got to the second car. | ||
| They bombed that car. The people that survived that got into the third car. | ||
| They bombed that car as they traveled down the road with permission and cooperation from the IDF. It was on purpose. | ||
| And I think Israel might be realizing that might not have been the best idea. | ||
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I wonder if it was AI that told him it was. | |
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